Gothic Bible (Codex Argenteus, "Silver Bible")
Translation c. 350s–380 (Ulfilas); codex c. 520 (Ravenna) · Gothic
Groups: Arians / Homoians
188 of the original 336 leaves of the Gospels survive, written in silver and gold ink on purple parchment, probably for Theodoric's court in Ravenna. Other Gothic Bible fragments survive in palimpsests.
Where the manuscripts are now
Uppsala University Library (Carolina Rediviva), Uppsala, Sweden
DG 1
Speyer Cathedral, Speyer, Germany
Speyer fragment (1 leaf)
Sources
Wulfila Project (Gothic text, ancient work) online. Ancient text; site's own apparatus terms apply