“corrupted” the text to appreciate various local and even theological situations in which the manuscripts of the New Testament were copied. For example, taking an approach that focuses on location, rather than the documents themselves, Eldon Epp has recently undertaken to classify papyrus manuscripts of the Greek New Testament on the basis of their location. He notes that most of the papyri have been found in Egypt, with a few found in other regions (e.g., 𝔓59, 𝔓60, and 𝔓61 were found in the Negev