Biblical Palimpsest with Inquisition Abjuration Documents (15th century) - Page 9

⚠The manuscript page consists of several darkened and heavily damaged parchment fragments with substantial text loss and fading. The main text is in an uncial (majuscule) script, with some smaller, possibly later script visible on a detached lower fragment. The transcription is partial due to legibility issues.

Description of Fragment 1 (Left), labeled as folio 1r: This fragment consists of several darkened strips of parchment. The text is written in large, blocky Greek letters known as uncials, which were common in the early centuries of the Church.

...?
...?
...?
... many indeed ...? original: "ΠΟΛΛΑ ΤΟΙ" (Polla toi)
... he believed ...? original: "ΕΠΙΣΤΕΥΣΕΝ" (Episteusen); likely referring to a profession of faith.
... and the ...?
... of Christ ...? original: "ΧΡΙΣΤΟΥ" (Christou)
... in ...?
... and ...?
... of the ...?

A small, detached piece of parchment found below folio 1r contains a different, more compact style of handwriting, possibly a later addition or a different scribe. ... to him ...? original: "αυτω" (auto) ... another ...? original: "αλλην" (allen) ... to him ...?

Description of Fragment 2 (Right), labeled as folio 4v: This fragment shows significant damage and fading. The text appears to be from a different section of the same or a similar theological work.

... know ...? original: "ΓΝΩΣ" (Gnos); possibly part of "knowledge" or "to recognize."
... before ...? original: "ΠΡΟ" (Pro)
... brother ...? original: "ΑΔΕΛΦΟΝ" (Adelphon)
... in Christ ...? original: "ΕΝ ΧΩ" (En Cho); this is a "nomina sacra" abbreviation where the first and last letters of "Christ" are used with a line above them to show reverence.
... the ...?
...?