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Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis (MS Nn.2.41)

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MANUSCRIPTMANUSCRIPT_CODEX_BEZAE

Evidence state: documented fact

Late fourth- or fifth-century bilingual Greek-Latin New Testament manuscript especially important for its distinctive text of the Gospels and Acts.

Release Introduced
v50
Curation State
CURATED_CATALOG_ENTITY
Short Title
Bezae (D / 05)
Evidence Classification
documented fact
Date Range
{
    "start_ce": 375,
    "end_ce": 499,
    "label": "late 4th or 5th century CE",
    "certainty": "Cambridge institutional dating"
}
Languages
[
    "Greek",
    "Latin"
]
Tradition Contexts
[
    "BIBLICAL_TEXTUAL_WITNESS",
    "CHRISTIAN_CONTEXT"
]
Identifiers
[
    {
        "scheme": "Gregory-Aland",
        "value": "05"
    },
    {
        "scheme": "Siglum",
        "value": "D"
    },
    {
        "scheme": "Cambridge shelfmark",
        "value": "MS Nn.2.41"
    }
]
Repository Note
Cambridge University Library; fully digitized by Cambridge Digital Library.
Contents Scope
Bilingual Gospel/Acts witness with notable textual distinctiveness. Passage-level claims must cite the actual folio/transcription.
Source Ids
[
    "SRC_CUL_CODEX_BEZAE"
]
Rights
{
    "image_state": "LINK_ONLY",
    "transcription_state": "LINK_ONLY_PENDING_RIGHTS_REVIEW",
    "local_host_state": "RIGHTS_REVIEW_REQUIRED"
}
Evidence Boundary
The manuscript's distinctive textual character is a catalog/context fact; no specific variant is attributed to Bezae until independently verified at the passage.