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                "description": "P.Ant. 1 12; Gregory-Aland 0232; van Haelst 555: Codex page fragment containing the Second Epistle of John (2 John 1-9) The fragment (7.3 x 8.8 cm) is the upper remnant of a codex page (originally ~9.9 x 8.8 cm), of which the top and side borders are intact. The recto (2 John 1–5) still contains 15 lines, the verso (2 John 6–9) 16 lines; a page originally contained 20 lines, so five and four lines are missing at the bottom of each page respectively. Letters at the beginning of lines as well as at the beginnings of sections are usually written enlarged. At the top center on each side, the fragment is faintly marked by a second, later hand as pages 164 (ρξδ) and 165 (ρξε). For the ed.pr., this pagination indicates that the Gospel of John, Revelation, and 1 John were included ahead of this section in the codex. Kruger 2012 disagrees, considering the codex to have been far too small to contain all these texts (in the ed.pr., Roberts had assumed 400 words per page rather than 400 letters), and proposes a composite codex of the book of Hebrews and the Catholic Epistles instead. The fragment’s content is most similar to Text A (Codex Alexandrinus). In line 12, the fragment reads ευρον instead of ε\u1f55ρηκα; in line 19\/20 it includes both instances of ινα; in line 28, it reads προ\u03acγων instead of προβα\u03afνων. Nomina sacra with supralinear stroke: θυ, ιηυ χρυ, υυ, κυ. πατρ\u03ccς is abbreviated as παρς (lines 10 and 15), an abbreviation without precedent.",
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                        "text": "PINAX \u2013 P.Ant. (The Imaging Papyri Project)",
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                "writing_medium": "Codex",
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                "language": "Greek",
                "archive": "",
                "authors": [
                    {
                        "author": "Victoria G. D. Landau",
                        "year": "2023"
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