Coptic Bible in Sahidic dialect

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The Coptic Bible in Sahidic dialect is an early and extensive translation of the Christian scriptures into the Sahidic variety of the Coptic language, serving as a major witness to early biblical text and Coptic Christianity.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Coptic Bible in Sahidic dialect canonical 1
Coptic codices 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Bible translation
Coptic literary work
approximateDate 3rd century
4th century
contains Acts of the Apostles
Book of Revelation
Catholic Epistles
Deuterocanonical books
Gospels
New Testament
Old Testament
Pauline Epistles
dialectRegion Thebaid
form codex
influencedBy Greek New Testament
Greek Septuagint
linked to: Septuagint
language Sahidic Coptic
languageFamily Coptic language
Egyptian language
placeOfOrigin Egypt
preservedIn European libraries
North American libraries
monastic libraries
museum collections
primaryRegionOfUse Upper Egypt
religion Christianity
script Coptic script
significance earliest extensive Bible translation into Coptic
major witness to Coptic Christianity
major witness to early biblical text
sourceFor New Testament textual criticism
Septuagint studies
history of Egyptian Christianity
history of the Coptic language
studiedInDiscipline Coptology
biblical studies
historical linguistics
textual criticism
textType early version
tradition Coptic Christianity
usedBy Coptic Orthodox Christians
Coptic monastic communities
usedFor liturgical reading
monastic study
private devotion
writingMaterial papyrus
parchment
writingSystem Greek alphabet-derived script

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sahidic Coptic primaryCorpusIncludes Coptic Bible in Sahidic dialect
Coptic Egypt hasDocumentType Coptic codices
linked to: Coptic Bible in Sahidic dialect