Papyrus 75

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Papyrus 75 is an early 3rd-century Greek papyrus manuscript of the Gospels of Luke and John, notable for its high-quality Alexandrian text and importance for New Testament textual criticism.

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Label Occurrences
Papyrus 75 canonical 2
Papyrus Bodmer XIV–XV 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Alexandrian text-type witness
Greek manuscript
New Testament papyrus manuscript
biblical manuscript
early Christian manuscript
alsoKnownAs Bodmer Papyrus XIV–XV
P75
Papyrus 75
surface form: Papyrus Bodmer XIV–XV

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approximateDateRange c. 200–250 CE
associatedWith Bodmer Papyri
categoryInTextualCriticism early Alexandrian witness
century 3rd century
contents Gospel of John
Gospel of Luke
culturalContext early Christian Egypt
date early 3rd century
datingMethod palaeography
discoveredIn Egypt
field New Testament textual criticism
genre religious text
hasPortionsOf John 1–15
Luke 3–24
language Greek
material papyrus
notableFor high-quality Alexandrian text
importance for New Testament textual criticism
originalFormat codex
placeOfOrigin Egypt
religion Christianity
script uncial script
scriptDirection left-to-right
scriptType biblical majuscule
scripturePart Gospels
New Testament
significance key witness for the early Alexandrian text of the Gospels
one of the earliest substantial witnesses to Luke and John
subject Gospel narratives about Jesus
textType Alexandrian text-type
textualCharacter very close to Codex Vaticanus
usedBy textual critics
usedFor reconstructing the earliest attainable text of John
reconstructing the earliest attainable text of Luke
usedIn critical editions of the Greek New Testament
writingMaterial papyrus codex
writingSystem Greek alphabet

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Pericope adulterae (John 7:53–8:11) absentFromManuscript Papyrus 75
subject surface form: Pericope adulterae
Papyrus 75 alsoKnownAs Papyrus 75
this entity surface form: Papyrus Bodmer XIV–XV