Uncial 059

Uncial **059**
Manuscrito do Novo Testamento
Texto	Evangelho segundo Marcos 15 †
Data	século 4
Escrito	grego
Agora está	Biblioteca Nacional Austríaca
Tamanho	15 x 11 cm
Tipo	Texto-tipo Alexandrino
Categoria	III

Uncial 059 (numeração de Gregory-Aland), ε 09 (von Soden), é um manuscrito uncial grego do Novo Testamento. A paleografia data o codex para o século 4.^[1]

Descoberta

Contém 2 folhas (15 x 11 cm) dos Evangelho segundo Marcos (15,20-21;26-27;29-38), e foi escrito com uma coluna por página, contendo 19 linhas cada.^[1]

O texto grego desse códice é um representante do Texto-tipo Alexandrino. Aland colocou-o na Categoria III.^[1]

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ΠΑ[ραπ]ΟΡΕΥ[ομεν]οι

ΕΒΛΑΣΦΗΜΟΥΝ ΑΥΤΟΝ ΚΕΙ

ΝΟΥΝΤΕΣΤΑΣΚΕΦΑΛΑΣΑΥΤΩ

ΚΑΙΛΕΓΟΝΤΑΣ ΟΥΑ ΟΚΑΤΑΛΥ

ΩΥΤΟΝ[ν]ΑΟΝΚΑΙΟΚΟΔΟΜΩ

ΕΝΤΡΙΣΙΝΗΜΕΡΑΙΣΣΩΣΟΝΣΕ

ΑΥΤΟΝ ΚΑΤΑΒΑΣΑΠΟΤΟΥΣΡΥ

ΟΙΟΙΩΣΚΑΙΟΙΑΡΧΙΕΡΕΙΣΕΜ

ΠΑΙΖΟΝΤΕΣΠΡΟΣΑΛΛΗΛΟΥΣ

ΜΕΤΑΤΩΝΓΡΑΜ[μ]ΑΤΕΩΝΕ

ΛΕΓΟΝ ΑΛ[λους εσωσεν]ΕΑΥ

Τ[ον ου]ΔΥΝ[αται σωσαι ο]ΧΣ

[erased κατ]Α[βατ]Ω

[... ι]ΝΑΙΔΩΜΕ

[και πιστευ]ΣΩ[μεν]ΚΑΙΟΙΣΥΝ

[εσταυρωμενοι]ΑΥΤΩΩΝΕΙΔΙΖΟΝ

[αυτον γ]ΕΝΟΜΕΝΗΣΩΡΑΣ

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ΕΦ[ολην]ΤΗΝ[εως ωρας]

ΕΝΑΤΗΣ ΚΑΙΤΗΕΝΑΤΗΩΡΑ

ΕΒΟΗΣΕΝΟΙΣΦΩΝΗΜΕΓΑΛΗ

ΗΛΕΙΗΛΕΙ ΛΑΜΑΣΑΒΑ[χθα]

ΝΕΙ ΟΕΣΤΙΝΜΕΘΕ[ρμηνευο]

ΜΕΝΟΝ ΟΘΣΟΘΣΜΟΥΕΣΤΙ

ΕΓΚΑΤΕΛΙΠΕΣ[μ]ΕΚΑΙΤΙΝΕΣ

ΤΩΝΠΑΡΕΣΤΗ[κοτων ακου]

ΣΑΝΤΕΣΕΛΕΓΟΝ[ιδου ηλιαν]

ΦΩΝΕΙ .............. ΚΑΙ [γε]

ΜΙ [σας ............. erased ]

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ΤΑΙΗΛΕΙ [ας καθελειν]

οδεισα . [...................]

ΕΞΕΙΠΝΕΝΥΣΕΝ .. [.......]

ΤΑΣΜΑΤΟΥΝΑ^[2]

Actualmente acha-se no Biblioteca Nacional Austríaca (Pap. G. 39779, Pap. G. 36112) in Viena.^[1]

↑ ^a ^b ^c ^d Kurt Aland and Barbara Aland, The Text of the New Testament: An Introduction to the Critical Editions and to the Theory and Practice of Modern Textual Criticism, trans. Erroll F. Rhodes, William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1995, p. 119.
↑ Gregory, Caspar René (1900). Textkritik des Neuen Testaments, Vol. 1. Leipzig: [s.n.] pp. 73–74

Gregory, Caspar René (1900). Textkritik des Neuen Testaments. 1. Leipzig: [s.n.] pp. 73–74