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All of the manuscripts are [[codex|codices]], which was surprising to the first scholars who examined the texts because it was believed that the papyrus codex was not extensively used by Christians until the 4th century. Most of the manuscripts dated to the 3rd century, with some as early as the 2nd. The manuscripts also helped scholars understand the construction of papyrus codices. There is significant variation between the construction of each manuscript. Page size ranges from about 14 by 24.2 cm (P. III) to 18 by 33 cm (P. VI). Some of the manuscripts were constructed of a single gathering (quire) of papyrus sheets (Pap. II, VII, IX + X), while in others the gathering varies from a single sheet (I) to five (V) or seven (VII). The largest codex (P. IX/X) is believed to have contained roughly 236 pages. |
All of the manuscripts are [[codex|codices]], which was surprising to the first scholars who examined the texts because it was believed that the papyrus codex was not extensively used by Christians until the 4th century. Most of the manuscripts dated to the 3rd century, with some as early as the 2nd. The manuscripts also helped scholars understand the construction of papyrus codices. There is significant variation between the construction of each manuscript. Page size ranges from about 14 by 24.2 cm (P. III) to 18 by 33 cm (P. VI). Some of the manuscripts were constructed of a single gathering (quire) of papyrus sheets (Pap. II, VII, IX + X), while in others the gathering varies from a single sheet (I) to five (V) or seven (VII). The largest codex (P. IX/X) is believed to have contained roughly 236 pages. |
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The manuscripts employ ''[[nomina sacra]]''. One notable example is in P. VI which contains portions of the Old Testament. The name Joshua which relates linguistically to Jesus was considered a sacred name and abbreviated as such. |
The manuscripts employ ''[[nomina sacra]]''. One notable example is in P. VI which contains portions of the Old Testament. The name Joshua which relates linguistically to Jesus was considered a sacred name and abbreviated as such. |
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Since all but two (P. XI, XII) of the eleven manuscripts are dated before the 4th century, they present significant [[textual criticism|textual]] evidence for the Greek Bible as it existed in Egypt prior to the Diocletianic persecutions where Christian books are said to have been destroyed and a century or more earlier than the [[Codex Vaticanus Graecus 1209|Codex Vaticanus]] and [[Codex Sinaiticus]]. Although some of the scholars who first studied the collection considered some of the New Testament manuscripts, especially ''P. Chester Beatty'' I (P<sup>45</sup>) to be of the [[Caesarean text-type]], this has little support today. The textual character is generally described as being eclectic, mixed, or unaligned. The manuscripts provided many new textual variations, especially because the Old Testament manuscripts predated the revision activity of [[Lucian]] and [[Origen]] and others, and the New Testament manuscripts are some of the earliest yet quite extensive examples of the corresponding books. |
Since all but two (P. XI, XII) of the eleven manuscripts are dated before the 4th century, they present significant [[textual criticism|textual]] evidence for the Greek Bible as it existed in Egypt prior to the Diocletianic persecutions where Christian books are said to have been destroyed and a century or more earlier than the [[Codex Vaticanus Graecus 1209|Codex Vaticanus]] and [[Codex Sinaiticus]]. Although some of the scholars who first studied the collection considered some of the New Testament manuscripts, especially ''P. Chester Beatty'' I (P<sup>45</sup>) to be of the [[Caesarean text-type]], this has little support today. The textual character is generally described as being eclectic, mixed, or unaligned. The manuscripts provided many new textual variations, especially because the Old Testament manuscripts predated the revision activity of [[Lucian]] and [[Origen]] and others, and the New Testament manuscripts are some of the earliest yet quite extensive examples of the corresponding books. |
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=== Naskah Perjanjian Lama == |
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Originally, there were believed to be eight manuscripts in the Chester Beatty collection that contained portions of the Old Testament. However, what was believed to be two different manuscripts actually belonged to the same codex, resulting in a total of seven Old Testament manuscripts in the collection, all following the text of the [[septuagint]]. |
Originally, there were believed to be eight manuscripts in the Chester Beatty collection that contained portions of the Old Testament. However, what was believed to be two different manuscripts actually belonged to the same codex, resulting in a total of seven Old Testament manuscripts in the collection, all following the text of the [[septuagint]]. |
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* P. IV and V – Two manuscripts that contain portions of [[Book of Genesis|Genesis]], one dated to the late 3rd century, and one the early 4th century. These manuscripts are significant because the next oldest Greek Old Testament texts of Vaticanus and Sinaiticus have extensive [[Lacuna (manuscripts)|Lacunae]] in Genesis. |
* P. IV and V – Two manuscripts that contain portions of [[Book of Genesis|Genesis]], one dated to the late 3rd century, and one the early 4th century. These manuscripts are significant because the next oldest Greek Old Testament texts of Vaticanus and Sinaiticus have extensive [[Lacuna (manuscripts)|Lacunae]] in Genesis. |
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Revisi per 28 Januari 2015 19.32
Papirus Chester Beatty (bahasa Inggris: Chester Beatty Papyri) merupakan kumpulan naskah papirus kuno yang dikumpulkan oleh Alfred Chester Beatty semasa hidupnya, yang meliputi sejumlah manuskrip yang berkaitan dengan Alkitab Kristen, yang disebut kelompok Chester Beatty Biblical Papyri, maupun yang tidak berkaitan dengan Alkitab, seperti Chester Beatty Medical Papyrus yang berhubungan dengan kedokteran.
Berkaitan dengan Alkitab
Naskah-naskah yang berkaitan dengan Alkitab (Chester Beatty Biblical Papyri) semuanya ditulis dalam bahasa Yunani dan berasal dari komunitas Kristen. Seluruhnya ada 11 manuskrip dalam kelompok ini, 7 naskah memuat sejumlah kitab yang tergolong Perjanjian Lama, 3 naskah memuat bagian dari Perjanjian Baru (Gregory-Aland no. P45, P46, dan P47), serta satu lagi memuat bagian-bagian dari Kitab Henokh dan suatu homili Kristen yang tidak teridentifikasi. Kebanyakan bertarikh pada abad ke-3. Naskah-naskah itu disimpan sebagian pada Chester Beatty Library di Dublin, Irlandia, dan sebagian lain University of Michigan, serta sedikit lokasi-lokasi lain,
Penemuannya tidak diketahui jelas karena pertama kalinya diperoleh dari penjual barang antik ilegal. Ada kisah bahwa naskah-naskah berbahasa Koptik ditemukan dalam guci-guci pada suatu tanah pemakaman Koptik dekat reruntuhan kota kuno "Aphroditopolis" (sekarang "Atfih"). Teori-teori lain menyatakan bahwa koleksi itu ditemukan dekat "Al Fayyum, bukan di Aphroditopolis, dan lokasinya adalah sebuah gereja atau biara Kristen dekat tempat pemakaman, bukan dari dalam makam. Kebanyakan naskah itu dibeli dari seorang pedagang barang antik oleh Alfred Chester Beatty, yang namanya dipakai untuk menyebut koleksi tersebut, meskipun beberapa lembaran dan fragmen diambil oleh University of Michigan dan beberapa kolektor serta institusi lainnya.
Berkaitan dengan Kedokteran
Papirus Kedokteran Chester Beatty (bahasa Inggris: Chester Beatty Medical Papyrus atau Chester Beatty Papyri 46 (Papyrus no. 10686, British Museum)) merupakan suatu manuskrip papirus Mesir kuno, berisi hal-hal yang berkaitan dengan kedokteran dan pengobatan. Didedikasikan kepadakan inkantasi sihir untuk melawan sakit kepala[1] dan pengobatan penyakit "anorectal ailments|proktologilanorektal",[1][2] yaitu sejenis penyakit anorektal (bagian dubur).[3] Bertarikh sekitar 1200 SM. Sekarang menjadi bagian koleksi Alfred Chester Beatty, di kalangan tertentu dirujuk hanya sebagai Chester Beatty Papyri,[1] meskipun nama kependekan ini lebih umum digunakan untuk merujuk naskah-naskah pada koleksi yang sama yang berhubungan dengan Alkitab (lengkapnya disebut Chester Beatty Biblical Papyri).
Lihat pula
Referensi
- ^ a b c Marry 2004.
- ^ Banov 1965, dari judul (teks tidak diakses).
- ^ "Papyrus VI of the Chester Beatty Papyri 46 (Papyrus no. 10686, British Museum) also contains some recipes dealing with anorectal diseases." Boutsis, C.; Ellis, Harold (1974). "The ivalon-sponge-wrap operation for rectal prolapse: An experience with 26 patients." Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, Volume 17, Number 1, January 1974.[1]
Pustaka lain
- Bruce, F.F. "The Chester Beatty Papyrii," The Harvester 11 (1934): 163-164.
- "Chester Beatty Papyri". 'The Anchor Bible Dictionary. vol. 1. Doubleday: 1992. pp. 901–903
- Kenyon, Frederic G.. "Chapter 9 – The Age of Discoveries (continued): The Chester Beatty Papyri." The Story of the Bible. London: J. Murray, 1936.
- Kenyon, Frederic G. The Chester Beatty Biblical Papyri: Descriptions and Texts of Twelve Manuscripts on Papyrus of the Greek Bible. London: Emery Walker Ltd., 1933, 1937. Fasciculus I: General Introduction, Fasciculus II: The Gospels and Acts, Fasciculus III, Supplement: Pauline Epistles.
- Marry, Austin (2004, 22 January revision). ""Ancient Egyptian Medical Papyri"". Ancient Egypt Fan: Articles. Indigo.ie/~marrya. Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal 2004-02-24.
Pustaka tambahan
- Banov, L., Jr. (1965). "The Chester Beatty Medical Papyrus: the earliest known treatise completely devoted to anorectal diseases." PubMed.[2]
- Viso, L.; Uriach, J. (1995). "The 'Guardians of the anus' and their practice." International Journal of Colorectal Disease, Volume 10, Number 4, October 1995.[3]