Witness:05
Aliases:GA 05, Siglum D, Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis. TM 61777.
Description:Parchment, 26x21.5 cm, 407 extant leaf(s), 1 column(s), 32-34 line(s) per column, 18-37 characters per line, written in Greek. There were several other correctors after the terminus ad quem.
Provenance:
  • 800 - 899 – Transferred to Monastère Saint Irénée (Saint Irenaeus Monastery) in Lyon, France where it was repaired.
  • 1562 – Transferred to Theodore Beza in Genève, Schweiz during the French wars when Lyons fell to the Huguenots.
  • 1581 – Transferred to Cambridge University Library in Cambridge, United Kingdom.
  • Today – Nn. 2. 41, Cambridge University Library, Cambridge, United Kingdom.
Content:Matt. 1:20-3:7, 3:16-6:20, 9:2-27:2, 27:12-28:20, John 1:1-16, 3:26-18:13, 20:13-21:25, Luke, Mark 1:1-16:15, Acts 1:1-8:29, 10:14-21:2, 21:10-16, 21:18-22:10, 22:20-29. Omitted Matt. 5:20, 30, 9:34, 21:44, 23:14, Mark 15:28, Luke 3:30, 5:39, 11:32, 36, 12:21, 19:25, 33, 22:20, 24:12, 40, John 5:4, 8:46, 12:8, 15:3. (4201 verses)
Bibliography:
  • Elijah Hixson. "A Lost Page of Codex Bezae: Traces of the Bezan Greek Text of Acts 10.4–9". New Testament Studies, vol. 64, no. 2, p. 213-230. Cambridge University Press (London), April 2018. OCLC 1713962. ISSN 0028-6885. [princeps Leaf 354]
  • Institute for Textual Scholarship and Electronic Editing. The International Greek New Testament Project. (Birmingham). http://www.igntp.org, accessed 04/12/2024. [compared]
  • Koivisto, Rex A., transcr. Codex Bezae. Accordance Bible Software. https://www.accordancebible.com/product/codex-bezae, accessed 04/12/2024. [compared]
  • Lorenz, Peter E. A History of Codex Bezae's Text in the Gospel of Mark. Walter de Gruyter (Berlin), 2022. OCLC 1285907244. ISBN 9783110746051. [dated]
  • Scrivener, Frederick H. Bezae Codex Cantabrigiensis. Deighton, Bell, and Co. (Cambridge), 1864. OCLC 43167258. [princeps Leaf 1-353,355-408]
Transcription:Created on or before 06/01/2007, modified 06/21/2020.