The Pauline Epistles Contained in ms. Parker 32, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge offers a detailed examination of a significant manuscript containing the Pauline Epistles. This study by Margaret Joyce Powell delves into the intricacies of ms. Parker 32, providing valuable insights into its historical context and textual significance.

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