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- The Discovery of the “Bodmer Papyri” – and Their Way to the West
- The Collection – Its Content and Size
- Christian and Non-Christian Materials
- The Significance of the Bodmer Papyri for Early Christian Studies and New Testament Exegesis
- Some Important Manuscripts of the “Dishna Papers”
- Historiography
- Bibliography
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