The header of 𝔓46 (see p. 3) displays two Greek numerals, ΛΗ, indicating a page number: 38. Almost all manuscripts of the New Testament are written in book form, codices, and not on scrolls. This is noteworthy because until the fourth century the ancient book trade predominantly used scrolls for literary texts. The codex was formed like a modern book by placing several sheets on top of each other, so-called quires. They were folded and bound together. The front and the back side of each page