Reading the Papyri: P46 Introduction About P46 Features of the Codex Reading the Text Putting it All Together

::Putting it All Together::

After spending a long time analyzing each letter at close range, it is important to put all the words together and get the big picture. The links below explore a few broader aspects of the codex P46.

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