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Definition: The oldest well-preserved illustrated biblical codex, a fragment of the Book of Genesis, dating from the early 6th century. [d] [e]

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	This a version of an article from Wikipedia of which I am the sole author. (For those who might look at the Wikipedia history, I have edited there as both "David Stapleton" and as "Dsmdgold".)
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-This a version of an article from Wikipedia of which I am the sole author. (For those who might look at the Wikipedia history, I have edited there as both "David Stapleton" and as "Dsmdgold".) [[User:David Stapleton|David Stapleton]] 22:12, 1 April 2007 (CDT)
+{{WPauthor|This a version of an article from Wikipedia of which I am the sole author. (For those who might look at the Wikipedia history, I have edited there as both "David Stapleton" and as "Dsmdgold".) |[[User:David Stapleton|David Stapleton]] 22:12, 1 April 2007 (CDT)}}