A. F. J. Klijn
Abstract
The publication of the text of Papyrus Bodmer II,1 in the official list of New Testament papyri given the siglum 66, is very important not only for the history of the text of Egypt, but also for textual criticism in general.
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The publication of the text of Papyrus Bodmer II,1 in the official list of New Testament papyri given the siglum 66, is very important not only for the history of the text of Egypt, but also for textual criticism in general.
Key concepts: Papyrus, Textual criticism, New Testament, Criticism, Classics, Old Testament, Literature, Art