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Using a new technology developed by The Green Collection in collaboration with Oxford University, scholars have uncovered the earliest surviving New Testament written in Palestinian Aramaic found on recycled parchment under a layer in this rare manuscript. The Codex Climaci Rescriptus is on display at the Vatican as part of Verbum Domini, part of the Green Collection of biblical artifacts.

Using a new technology developed by The Green Collection in collaboration with Oxford University, scholars have uncovered the earliest surviving New Testament written in Palestinian Aramaic found on recycled parchment under a layer in this rare manuscript. The Codex Climaci Rescriptus is on display at the Vatican as part of Verbum Domini, part of the Green Collection of biblical artifacts.

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