PAPYRUS 52 TENTANG KITAB YOHANNES PASAL 18
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This small fragment of St. John's Gospel, less than nine centimetres
high and containing on the one side part of verses 31-33, on the other
of verses 37-38 of chapter xviii is one of the collection of Greek
papyri in the John Rylands Library, Manchester. It was originally
discovered in Egypt, and may come from the famous site of Oxyrhynchus
(Behnesa), the ruined city in Upper Egypt where Grenfell and Hunt
carried out some of the most startling and successful excavations in
the history of archaeology; it may be remembered that among their finds
of new fragments of Classical and Christian literature were the now
familiar "Sayings of Jesus". The importance of this fragment is quite
out of proportion to its size, since it may with some confidence be
dated in the first half of the second century A.D., and thus ranks as
the earliest known fragment of the New Testament in any language.It
provides us with invaluable evidence of the spread of Christianity in
areas distant from the land of its origin; it is particularly
interesting to know that among the books read by the early Christians in
Upper Egypt was St. John's Gospel, commonly regarded as one of the
latest of the books of the New Testament. Like other early Christian
works which have been found in Egypt, this Gospel was written in the
form of a codex, i.e. book, not of a roll, the common vehicle for pagan
literature of that time. |
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Papyrus 52: A Fragment of John’s Gospel
Recto: John Chapter 18, verses 31-33. P. Ryl. Gk. 457. Fragment of a
leaf of a papyrus codex, 8.9 x 5.8 cm.; text 6.4 x 6 cm.; upper margin
and part of inner margin preserved. Written in dark ink on papyrus light
in colour and of good quality. On verso a κολλημα * or perhaps part of a strengthening strip to cover the fold of the sheet. First half of the second century.
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