The reuse of Christian texts: P.Macquarie inv. 360 + P.Mil.Vogl.inv.1224 (P91) and P.Oxy. X 1229 (P23)

Don Barker*

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    Abstract

    There are at least two New Testament papyri fragments from codices that show signs of reuse, D91 and D23. What was the intent of their reuse? The contents of the reconstructed pages from which they have broken off may enable us to answer the question. For D91 a tentative reconstruction of the text on the leaf from which it has broken away suggests that it was used as an amulet for healing. For D23 it seems the reason may have been one of consolation during some period of difficulty.

    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationEarly Christian manuscripts
    Subtitle of host publicationExamples of applied method and approach
    EditorsThomas J Kraus, Tobias Nicklas
    Place of PublicationLeiden; Boston
    PublisherBrill Academic Publishers
    Pages129-143
    Number of pages15
    Volume5
    ISBN (Electronic)9789004194342
    ISBN (Print)9789004182653
    Publication statusPublished - Sept 2010

    Publication series

    NameTexts and Editions for New Testament Study
    Volume5
    ISSN (Print)15747085

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