Two pages from a Christian codex , the modern form of the book which increasingly replaced the papyrus roll after the third century AD, folded open to form a double leaf.
All margins are intact.
The leaves are not consecutive, but are missing c. 330 letters between them, which will have filled probably two more such double leaves. Very likely the work was copied only in part. The largish leisurely half-cursive hand of this codex contrasts with the scale of that of the Cologne Mani codex, for example, which contained the entire life of Mani in miniature format. The Oxyrhynchus Papyri vol.