Papyrus 3, designated by (in the numbering Gregory-Aland), is a small fragment of fifteen verses from the Gospel of Luke dating to the 6th/7th century.[1] It is formed part of a lectionary. It is dated palaeographically to the 6th or 7th century.[2]
The Greek text-type of this codex is a mixed. Aland placed it in Category III.[2]
Luke 7:36
ΑΓΓ . . ΙΟ
ΤΟΝ Κ ̣̅ ΗΣου
ΤΟΝ̣Τ̣Ω̣ΝΦΣΡΙΣ̣
Ε̣Λ̣ΘΩΝΕ̣ΙΣΤ̣
ΙΕΙΔΟΥΓΥΝΗΗΤΙΣΗ
ΓΝΟΥΣΑΟΤΙ̣ΚΑΤΑΚ
ΣΑΑΛΑΒΑΣΤΡΟΝΜΥΡ̣
Ο̣ΔΑΣΑΥΤΟΥΚΛΑΣΙΟΥΣ̣
ΥΣΠΟΔΑΣΑΥΤΟΥ ΚΑΙ
ΕΞΕΜΑΞΕΝΚΑΙΚΑΤΕ
ΗΛΙΦΕΝ ΤΩΜΥΡΩ
ΑΣΑΥΤΟΝΕΙΠΕΝΕ . . . . ΤΩ
ΗΣΕΓΙΓΝΩΣΚΕΝΑΝΤ̣ΙΣΚΑΙΠΟΤΑΠ
ΤΑΙΑΥΤΟΥΟΤΙΑ.ΑΡΤΩΛΟ̣ΣΕΣΤΙΝ
ΕΙΠΕΝ Ο
ΙΣΠΡΟΣ̣Α.Τ̣Ο̣Ν̣ΣΙΜΩΝΔΕΔΕΔΑ . . . ΛΕΕΙ̣ΠΕΝΦΗΣΙΝΔΥΟ
ΤΙΝΙΟΕΙΣΩ
Η̣ΚΟΝ̣ΤΑΜΗ̣
ΤΟΤΙΣΟΥ
ΔΕΣΙΜΩ̣
Π̣ΕΝΑΥΤΩ̣
Ω̣Σ̣Ι̣ΜΩ
Luke 10:38
ΝΤΟΥΑΓΙΟυΛΟυΚΑ
. . . . . . ΚΩΜΗ̣
ΡΕΥΕΣΘΑΙΑΥΤΟΥ
ΘΕΝΕΙΣΚΩΜΗΝΤΙΝ
The text of the manuscript was published by Karl Wessely in 1882.[3]
The manuscript is housed at the Austrian National Library (Pap. G. 2323).[2]