A rare 4th-century papyrus codex containing a bilingual Greek and Coptic diglot text. It is significant for preserving portions of the Septuagint text of Daniel alongside the Gospel of Matthew in a single manuscript, providing valuable evidence for early Christian scribal practices and the early use of sacred abbreviations.

A rare 4th-century papyrus codex containing a bilingual Greek and Coptic diglot text. It is significant for preserving portions of the Septuagint text of Daniel alongside the Gospel of Matthew in a single manuscript, providing valuable evidence for early Christian scribal practices and the early use of sacred abbreviations.