Illustrated Bible History

Ancient Scrolls and Texts - Codex

	Codex Vaticanus
	Codex Vaticanus, Fourth Century (Roman Vatican Library). The Bible in Greek, written in uncial letters.
	Codex Sinaiticus
	Codex Sinaiticus, fourth or fifth century.The Bible in Greek written in uncial characters. The MS. belonged to the convent of St. Catherine of Mount Sinai.
	Codex Alexandrinus
	Codex Alexandrinus, fifth century. The Bible in Greek written in uncial letters. The MS. once belonged to the Patriarchal Chamber of Alexandria. It was sent as a present to King Charles the First in 1627.
	Codex of Ephraemi
	The codex of Ephraemi, fifth century. A palimpsest manuscript, containing portions of the Bible in Greek in uncial letter, over which were written in the twelfth century, the works of St. Ephraem the Syrian.
	Codex Bezae
	The Gospels and Acts of the Apostles in Greek and Latin, written in uncial letters. The Greek version being on the left and the Latin on the right.
	Codex Reqius
	Codex Regius. Ninth century. The Gospels in Greek, written in uncial letters.
	Codex Laudianus
	The Acts of the Apostles in Latin and Greek, in parallel columns, written in uncial letters. The MS. was presented by Archbishop Laud to the University of Oxford in 1636.
	Codex Claromontanus
	St. Pauls Epistles in Greek and Latin, written in uncial letters, the Greek on the left, the Latin on the right. The MS. belonged to the Monastey of Clermont , near Beauvais, in France.
	Codex Claromontanus
	St. Pauls Epistles in Greek and Latin, written in uncial letters, the Greek on the left, the Latin on the right. The MS. belonged to the Monastey of Clermont , near Beauvais, in France.
	Specimen of Codex Sinaiticus
	Specimen of the Codex Sinaiticus containing 1Tim.iii,16.
	Specimen of the Codex Vaticanus
	Specimen of the Codex Vaticanus containing Psa. i, 1-3.
	Specimen of Codex Guelpherbytanus A
	Illustration of a specimen of Codex Guelpherbytanus A, containing Luke i, 6,7.