Biblical original historical Documents:

Closing Verse from 1st Peter from the oldest known manuscript of the Epistle a papyrus of c 200 A.D. found in Egypt together with several other New Testament books and now in the Bodmer library in Geneva

A double folio of the Codex Sinaiticus, an uncial manuscript of the 4 century A.D., probably of the Egyptian origin.  It is one of the earliest and probably the most important complete MSS of the whole bible.  The Old Testament section reproduces the Septuagint Greek version. The story of a monastery library at the foot of Mt. Sinai and its subsequent purchase from Russia by the British museum is well known

A papyrus document of c. 250 A.D. originally containing Ezekiel, Daniel and Esther in the Septuagint translation. This was one of the eleven books from an early Christina library found found North of Memphis in Egypt. The passage shown is Daniel vii. 28 -viii. 48. From the Chester Beatty collection, Dublin.

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