P46 is one of the oldest manuscripts of the New Testament written on papyrus containing the letters of Paul we have today. Dated to approximately 200CE, these leaves are now held in Chester Beatty Library in Dublin and University of Michigan.
For those of you who are interested to find out more on this very important manuscript, Peggy Daub, Curator of the Hatcher Graduate Library, takes us through a brief but informative journey on discovering this collection.
The link to the video can be found by clicking here.
P46 has now been digitalised, and can be viewed online. There is even an app (called PictureIt:Ep by the University of Michigan at App Store) that you could download to view the manuscripts in your devices such as iPad and iPhone. Check out this clip for the cool features of the app. Now you can read (and almost touch) the earliest collection of the letters of Paul we have today!
For those of you who are interested to find out more on this very important manuscript, Peggy Daub, Curator of the Hatcher Graduate Library, takes us through a brief but informative journey on discovering this collection.
The link to the video can be found by clicking here.
P46 has now been digitalised, and can be viewed online. There is even an app (called PictureIt:Ep by the University of Michigan at App Store) that you could download to view the manuscripts in your devices such as iPad and iPhone. Check out this clip for the cool features of the app. Now you can read (and almost touch) the earliest collection of the letters of Paul we have today!
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