Gospel of Thomas
1st–2nd c. (date strongly debated) · Coptic; Greek fragments
Groups:
Complete in Coptic, with three Greek papyrus fragments from Oxyrhynchus. It is not tied to one sect: Hippolytus says the Naassenes used it and Cyril of Jerusalem attributes it to Manichaeans (both hostile). It is often placed in a Syrian 'Thomas' tradition.
Where the manuscripts are now
Coptic Museum, Cairo, Cairo, Egypt
NHC II,2
Bodleian Library, Oxford, UK
P. Oxy. 1 (MS. Gr. th. e. 7)
British Library, London, UK
P. Oxy. 654
Houghton Library, Harvard University, Cambridge MA, USA
P. Oxy. 655
Sources
Mark M. Mattison n.d.. Public-domain dedication by translator