Codex

A Codex is a hand-written book constructed of sheets of paper, vellum or papyrus.

In the ancient world, the Codex was a major achievement in writing and recording events. This was followed by the creation of the printing press.
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Codex (4 books)

Codex Alexandrinus
Codex Ephraemi
Codex Sinaiticus
Codex Vatanicus

Old Testament - Masorah (20 books) | 250 BC-300 AD

Codex Hilleli | 600 AD
Codex Muggeh
Codex Orientales 4445 | 820 AD
Codex Cairensis | 895 AD
Codex Babylonicus Petropolitanus | 916 AD
Aleppo Codex | 930 AD
Codex Leningradensis | 1008 AD
Michigan Codex
Damascus Keter
Codex Reuchlinanus | 1105 AD
Codex Yerushalmi | 1010 AD
Erfurt Codices
Scroll 2 | 1155 AD
Codex Jericho | 1310 AD
Codex Ezra
Codex Sinai
Codex Sanbuki
Codex Great Mahzor
Ben Asher
Severus Scroll

Old Testament - New Discoveries (9 books) | 250 BC-300 AD

Nash Papyrus | 100 BC
Cairo Geniza | 300 AD
Dead Sea Scrolls | 250 BC-70 AD:
Isaiah Scroll
Scroll: 4QDeut
Scroll: 4Q106
Scroll: 4Q107
Scroll: 4Q108
Scroll: 4Q240
Scroll: 6Q6

New Testament - Old Latin (72 books)

Codex Vercellensis | 350 AD
Codex Curiensis | 450 AD
Codex Ardmachanus | 850 AD
Codex Aureus | 750 AD
Codex Veronensis | 450 AD
Codex Budapestiensis | 800 AD
Codex Carinthianus | 650 AD
Codex Colbertinus | 1200 AD
Codex Bezae | 400 AD
Codex Claromontanus | 500 AD
Codex Demidovianus | 1250 AD
Codex Divionensis | 1250 AD
Codex Palatinus | 450 AD
Codex Laudianus | 550 AD
Codex Sangermanensis | 850 AD
Codex Brixianus | 550 AD
Codex Augiensis | 850 AD
Codex Corbiensis | 850 AD
Codex Corbeiensis I | 750 AD
Codex Corbeiensis II | 450 AD
Codex Boernerianus | 850 AD
Codex Sangermanensis I | 800 AD
Codex Sangermanensis II | 950 AD
Codex Gatianum | 750 AD
Codex Gigas | 1250 AD
Codex Mediolanensis | 1000 AD
Codex Guelferbytanus | 550 AD
Codex Claromontanus V | 450 AD
Codex Floriacensis | 450 AD
Codex Hafnianus | 550 AD
Vindobonensis Lat. 1235 | 450 AD
Codex Sarzanensis | 550 AD
Codex Bobiensis | 400 AD
Codex Rehdigeranus | 750 AD
Codex Legionensis | 650 AD
Fragmentum Rosenthal | 800 AD
Fragmentum Monacense | 450 AD
Book of Mulling | 450 AD
Bavarian State Library | 850 AD
Codex Speculum
Codex Monza | 950 AD
Codex Sangallensis 48 | 850 AD
Codex Sangallensis 1394 | 450 AD
Codex Sangallensis 1394 | 650 AD
Codex Sangallensis 1395 | 450 AD
Codex Sangallensis 60 | ca. 800 AD
Codex Sangallensis 51 | 750 AD
Codex Perpinianensis | 1150 AD
Heidelberg Library | 650 AD
Codex Philadelphiensis | 1150 AD
Fragmenta Stuttgartensia | 650 AD
Codex Monacensis | 600 AD
Codex Monacensis | 650 AD
Codex Schlettstadtensis | 700 AD
Frisingensia Fragmenta | 600 AD
Codex Usserianus Primus | 600 AD
Codex Usserianus II | 800 AD
Codex Monacensis | 650 AD
Codex Ambrosianus | 700 AD
Basel Library | 950 AD
Codex Ambrosianus | 600 AD
Codex Bobiensis | 550 AD
Fragmentum Sinaiticum | 950 AD
Codex Bernensis | 500 AD
Liber Comicus | 850 AD
Vindobonensis Lat. 502 | 650 AD
Codex Parisiensis | 800 AD
Duke Augustus Library | 550 AD
Clementinum | 1400 AD
Codex Waldeccensis | 850 AD
Codex Bodleianus | 850 AD
Codex Harleianus | 750 AD

New Testament - Jerome (22 books) | 350-1400 AD

Codex Amiatinus | 716 AD
Codex Cavensis | 850 AD
Codex Durmachensis | 650 AD
Codex Fuldensis | 541 AD
Codex Sangermanensis | 850 AD
Biblioteca Vallicelliana | 800 AD
Badishche Landesbibliothek | 850 AD
Lectionarium Luxoviense | 700 AD
Codex Mediolanensis | 550 AD
Bibliotheque Municipale | 450 AD
Codex Reginensis | 750 AD
Biblioteca Capitolare | 600 AD
Codex Sangallensis 1395 | 450 AD
Codex Sangallensis 2 | 750 AD
Codex Sangallensis 70 | 750 AD
Codex Sangallensis 907 | 750 AD
Codex Toletanus | 950 AD
Codex Harleianus | 550 AD
Codex Theodulphianus | 950 AD
Codex Legionensis
Codex Complutensis I | 927 AD
Codex M. p. th. f. 67



Due to the large quantity of Codex, a few appear above with links to Wikipedia for further research

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