| Artefact ID | 570 |
| TM ID | TM 61715 |
| Findspot (DEChriM ID) | - () | Class | Textual |
| Material | Papyrus |
| Writing medium | Codex, Uncertain |
| Text content | Literary |
| Language | Greek |
| Description | 𝔓7; Gregory-Aland P7; NT7; ε 11 (von Soden) Papyrus fragment containing Luke 4:1-3. The papyrus fragment (24.5 x 15.6 cm) preserves 18 lines of text. The upper part of the fragment preserves an unidentified text, possibly the end of a homily or a section of a commentary. This is followed by an excerpt from Luke 4:1-3. There is one low-point for punctuation (see l. 15) and several nomina sacra. |
| Selection criteria | Literary genre (Biblical), Nomina sacra |
| Date from | 400 |
| Date to | 499 |
| Dating criteria | Palaeography. The ed. pr. mentions that C. R. Gregory, who had had the opportunity to study the fragment before its loss, placed the hand in the 4-6th c. Turner places it in the 5th c; see Turner 1977: 145 ("P7"), and it has been places as early as the 3rd c.; see date in CSNTM. |
| Absolute/relative date | Relative date |
| Archaeological context | Provenance is unknown. The fragment was acquired by the museum in Kiev in 1877/79, according to the ed. pr. |
| Accession number | Kiev, Archaeological Museum 152 (now shelf-number F. 301 KDA, 553p); previously: Kiev, National Library Petrov 553 p. The fragment is now lost, having disappeared during the war-time relocation; see ed. pr. |
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