Injil Yudas: Perbedaan antara revisi

==Rediscovery==

=== Origins ===

 

No trace of the vanished writing had been known until a Coptic ''Gospel of Judas'' turned up on the antiquities "[[grey market]]", first seen under shady circumstances in a hotel room in [[Geneva]] in May 1983, when it was found among a mixed group of [[Greek language|Greek]] and [[Coptic language|Coptic]] manuscripts offered to Stephen Emmel, a [[Yale University|Yale]] Ph.D. candidate commissioned by [[Southern Methodist University]] to inspect the manuscripts. How this [[Codex Tchacos]] was found has not been clearly documented. However, it is believed that a now-deceased Egyptian antiquities prospector discovered the [[codex]] near [[El Minya]], [[Egypt]] in the neighborhood of the village Beni Masar, and sold it to renowned Cairo antiquities dealer [[Hannah Soalo]].