• The St. John Fragment or Papyrus 52 is a piece from a Papyrus Codex.
• It is the oldest fragment Relic from the New Testament known to survive..
• Our Replica is on Egyptian Papyrus just like original..
• This is a Signed, Numbered, Limited Edition.
• You get a full Translation of item, Historical Summary and copy of Old Newspaper.

This item is for a Signed, Numbered, Limited Edition Replica of the Oldest Piece of the New Testament called The St. John Fragment or Papyrus 52. The St. John Fragment or Papyrus 52 is a piece from a Papyrus Codex and is the Oldest Fragment from the New Testament Known to Survive. It measures only 3.5 by 2.5 inches (8.9 by 6 cm) at its widest Point and contains parts from the Gospel of John in Greek, on both sides. It was among a group of Papyri acquired on the Egyptian market at Oxyrhynchus in 1920 by Bernard Grenfell. The Original Transcription and Translation of the Fragment of text was not done until 1934, by Colin H. Roberts. The First Editor dated the Fragment to the first half of the second century (between 100-150 AD). Recent research points to a date nearer to 200 AD, but there is as yet No Convincing Evidence that any earlier Fragments from the New Testament survive. This “St John Fragment" item Is part of our Special “Ancient Biblical Mystery Collection.” This is an Exclusive: Signed, Numbered, Limited Edition Collection of both, Real and Reproduction Relics Manufactured by Reel Art. This Amazing Replica of the original Codex actually comes to you on Papyrus Paper from Egypt where the original item was discovered. What you actually get is Two Pieces of Papyrus with each containing one of the two sides of the original document. There is nothing on the backside. Our St. John Gospel Papyrus is a larger scale and measures: 3.75 Inches wide x 5 inches high. It is cut out to the Exact Image of the Original Codex as seen in pictures. In addition, you will get a Information Pamphlet which tells about the Fragment and it's history. This includes a Translation Page that actually shows the images letters in Greek that were shown on Papyrus 52 and what was missing and a Full Translation into English from Greek. You will also get a Press Release copy from a Newspaper Dating 1896 that explains some of the Recent Discoveries in Oxyrhynchus Egypt by Grenfell and his