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Deir Balyzeh Papyrus
The Deir Balyzeh Papyrus (or ''Der Balyzeh Euchologion'') is a 6th-century papyrus, coming from Egypt. It contains early fragmentary Christian texts: three prayers, a short creed and a portion of Anaphora (i.e. an Eucharistic Prayer).
==Manuscript tradition==
The fragments of this papyrus, composed of three leaves written on both sides and now in the Bodleian Library,〔Bodleian Library, MS. Gr. liturg. n. 34149–57 ()〕 were found in 1907 in the ruins of the ''Deir Balyzeh'' monastery in the village of Al Balyzeh (or ''Balayzah'', ''Bala'izah'', (アラビア語:البلايزة)) in the Asyut Governorate: this monastery, which had an estimated population of 1000 monks, was in use from about the 500 and was abandoned after the 750.
The fragments are in Greek written in uncial script, and are dated to the end of the 6th-century. These fragments were published by P. de Puniet in 1909. Other fragments were later discovered and the texts were re-edited in 1949 by C.H. Roberts and B. Capelle.
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