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Codex Bezae (400 AD) at the Cambridge University Library

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Craig A. Evans

Craig A. Evans

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Professor Evans has a rare chance to view the Codex Bezae housed at the Cambridge University Library. Insider details: Agraphon means "not written " (in the New Testament Gospels). Agrapha is the plural. In this case, the Bezae agraphon is written in a Gospel, but it is not really part of the Gospel story, so is regarded as an agraphon. This particular agraphon in Bezae appears in a Codex of Gospels, whereas normally they are found as quotations in the writings of 2nd and 3rd century church fathers.

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