Before revision: Reliable sources that scholars have considered to be independent of one another for the purposes of this criterion include: Paul's 7 undisputed epistles Q source Gospel of Mark M source (special Matthean tradition) L source (special Lukan tradition) Gospel of John Josephus (Coptic) Gospel of Thomas (disputed by some) Gospel of Peter (possibly ) Tacitus Examples of its use 400px|What Jesus reportedly said about bread and wine at the Last Supper passes the criterion of multiple attestation.
After revision: ; its independence from the canonical Gospels is debatedReliable sources that scholars have considered to be independent of one another for the purposes of this criterion include: Paul's 7 undisputed epistles Q source Gospel of Mark M source (special Matthean tradition) L source (special Lukan tradition) Gospel of John Josephus (Coptic) Gospel of Thomas (disputed by some) Gospel of Peter (possibly ) Tacitus Examples of its use 400px|What Jesus reportedly said about bread and wine at the Last Supper passes the criterion of multiple attestation.