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The Egypt Exploration Society's own page (card 3): 'over 500,000 fragments of literary and documentary texts dating from the third century BCE to the seventh century CE', as the Wikipedia card has it ('3rd century BC to 640 AD'). The composition follows the EES and Wikipedia and does not note the difference.","PAPYRUS 52 AMONG THE FINDS. 'biblical fragments (such as Papyrus 52 and the Gospel of Thomas)'. Papyrus 52 is the Rylands fragment of John (P.Ryl. Gr. 457, John Rylands Library, Manchester), bought in Egypt in 1920 with no recorded findspot; it has no number in the Oxyrhynchus series. The Thomas fragments do (P.Oxy. 1, 654 and 655). The record's does_not_answer is exactly this: which New Testament papyri the collection holds is not on the saved page.","A FIGURE FROM THE EES CARD. 'an estimated 500,000 fragments' is the EES page's (card 3: 'over 500,000 fragments'); the census's saved Oxford page says 'thousands of texts'.","THE NEGATIVE TAG KEPT IN SUBSTANCE. 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