Manuscript · D/05 · c. AD 400
Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis
The most important witness to the Western text-type. Contains many unique readings, especially in Luke-Acts, including the 'anti-Judaic' additions in Acts and the 'Golden Rule' in negative form. Named after Theodore Beza, who donated it to Cambridge in 1581.
- Date
- c. AD 400
- Language
- Greek and Latin (bilingual)
- Material
- Parchment
- Script
- Uncial
- Contents
- Gospels (Matthew, John, Luke, Mark — unusual order), Acts, 3 John (fragment). Bilingual: Greek and Latin on facing pages.
- Location
- Cambridge University Library