Codex Claromontanus

The Codex Claromontanus is an important ancient manuscript of the New Testament, created around the 6th century. It is a handwritten copy made on parchment, containing the texts of the Greek Bible books of Romans and the Corinthians. This manuscript is valued by scholars because it helps understand how the Bible was transmitted and copied over time. Its Greek text follows a specific tradition and offers insights into early biblical translation and manuscript-making practices. The Codex is preserved today as part of historical and religious research, aiding in studies of biblical history and textual variations.