W 032

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W 032 is a notable early Greek manuscript of the four Gospels, known to scholars as Codex Washingtonianus and housed in the Smithsonian Institution.

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W 032 canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Gospel book
Greek New Testament manuscript
biblical manuscript
acquiredBy Charles Lang Freer
cataloguedIn Gregory–Aland list of New Testament manuscripts
categoryInAland Category III (in parts)
Category V (in parts)
century 4th–5th century
city Washington, D.C.
collection Freer Gallery of Art collection
containsText Gospel of John
Gospel of Luke
Gospel of Mark
Gospel of Matthew
containsVariant Freer Logion after Mark 16:14
linked to: Mark 16
country United States
currentLocation Freer Gallery of Art
Smithsonian Institution
date early 5th century
late 4th century
hasAlternativeName Codex Washingtonianus
Freer Gospels
Washington Manuscript of the Gospels
Washingtonianus
hasGregoryAlandNumber 032
hasSiglum W
hasSignificance important for study of textual variants in Mark
important witness to the text of the four Gospels
language Greek
material parchment
notableFeature contains the Freer Logion in Mark
mixed text-type in the Gospels
owner Smithsonian Institution
regionOfOrigin Egypt
religiousTradition Christianity
script uncial
scriptType biblical majuscule
subject New Testament textual criticism
textType Alexandrian text-type (in parts)
Byzantine text-type (in parts)
linked to: Byzantine text-type

Western text-type (in parts)
usedInField New Testament scholarship
codicology
palaeography
workContained New Testament Gospels
linked to: Gospels
writingDirection left-to-right
writingMaterial vellum
writingSystem Greek uncial script

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Codex Washingtonianus alsoKnownAs W 032