Papyrus 139 (𝔓139), a 4th-century Greek fragment of Philemon, reveals key textual variants and supports the stability of the Alexandrian tradition in Egypt.
Papyrus 139 (P139): A Textual Examination of Philemon from the Fourth Century C.E.
P138 (200–250 C.E.) P. Oxyrhynchus 5346: An Early Third-Century Witness to the Gospel of Luke
P138 is a 3rd-century Greek papyrus of Luke 13:12–17, 25–30, preserving Alexandrian readings and housed at Oxford's Sackler Library.
P136 (6th Century C.E.) P. Duke Inv. 1377: A Fragmentary Rotulus Witness to Acts in the Alexandrian Tradition
P136 is a 6th-century Greek papyrus of Acts 4 and 7, showing Alexandrian readings, preserved in rotulus format and housed at Duke University.
P135 (4th/5th Century C.E.) G. C. Pap. 000531: A Fragmentary Witness to Galatians
P135 is a 4th–5th century C.E. Greek papyrus containing Galatians 3–5, preserving Alexandrian readings in a fragmentary but valuable manuscript.
P134 (225–275 C.E.) Willoughby Papyrus: A Textual Analysis of an Early Gospel of John Witness
P134 is an early papyrus of John 1:49–2:1 dated to 225–275 C.E., reflecting Alexandrian text-type and preserving key textual variants that affirm early textual stability.
Papyrus 133 (P133): A Textual Analysis of P. Oxy. 5259 (200–250 C.E.)
Papyrus 133 preserves 1 Timothy 3:13–4:8 from 200–250 C.E., showing Alexandrian textual features and rare scribal habits.
P132 (P. Oxy. 5258): A Third-Century Fragment of Ephesians 3:21–4:2, 14–16
Papyrus 132, a third-century fragment, showcases significant textual variations in Ephesians, highlighting early manuscript diversity and transmission nuances.
P131 (G.C. Pap. 000425): A Third-Century Alexandrian Witness to Romans 9:18–10:3
Papyrus 131, a third-century fragment, preserves key theological content from Romans 9:18–10:3, affirming its early textual stability.
P130 (G.C. Pap. 000401): A Mid-Third-Century Alexandrian Papyrus Witness to Hebrews 9:9–12, 19–23
Papyrus 130, dated 250–300 C.E., presents significant early textual evidence from Hebrews, highlighting Christ’s superior priesthood and atonement.
P129 (G.C. Pap. 000120): A Third-Century Alexandrian Witness to 1 Corinthians
Papyrus 129, dated 225–275 C.E., offers significant early evidence of 1 Corinthians, highlighting key theological themes and doctrinal teachings.
