P46 ROMANS | Replica • Papyrus AD 225 Pauls Letter's

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P46 – Romans Collection | 12 Double-Sided Papyrus Leaf Replicas

Choose your own leaf from the ancient P46 manuscript of Romans.

Each option is a handmade replica of an individual double-sided P46 manuscript leaf, reproducing the corresponding Greek text preserved in P46.

What you are choosing

1. Choose your P46 leaf (M1–M12)
Select the passage of Romans you would like from the variation menu.

2. Choose Framed or Unframed
Have your replica supplied on its own or displayed inside our clear magnetic acrylic frame.

What You Receive

FRAMED

1 × double-sided P46 Romans replica on Egyptian papyrus
1 × clear magnetic acrylic display frame — 10 × 8 inch, 20 mm thick
English translation & information sheet

UNFRAMED

1 × double-sided P46 Romans replica on Egyptian papyrus
English translation & information sheet

Each leaf is individually produced on genuine Egyptian papyrus, reproducing its corresponding surviving P46 manuscript leaf.

Handmade in Wales, UK.

Choose Your Romans Leaf

M1 — Dead to Sin, Alive in Christ

Front: Romans 5:17–6:3
Back: Romans 6:5–14

A powerful section containing Paul's teaching on grace, baptism, Christ's resurrection and becoming “alive unto God through Jesus Christ.”

M2 — Children of God & More Than Conquerors

Front: Romans 8:15–25
Back: Romans 8:27–35

Includes some of the most loved passages in Romans: children and heirs of God, the Spirit interceding for believers and “If God be for us, who can be against us?”

M3 — Nothing Can Separate Us From Christ

Front: Romans 8:37–9:9
Back: Romans 9:10–22

Contains the famous declaration that we are “more than conquerors” and that nothing can separate believers from the love of God in Christ.

M4 — Believe in Your Heart

Front: Romans 9:22–32
Back: Romans 10:1–11

Contains one of Romans' best-known declarations of salvation:

“If thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart...”

M5 — Everyone Who Calls on the Lord

Front: Romans 10:12–11:2
Back: Romans 11:3–12

Includes:

“Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.”

It also contains Paul's famous question: “How shall they hear without a preacher?”

M6 — The Olive Tree & The Wisdom of God

Front: Romans 11:13–22
Back: Romans 11:24–33

Paul's teaching about the olive tree, Israel and the Gentiles, leading into his praise of the depth of God's wisdom and knowledge.

M7 — Living Sacrifices

Front: Romans 11:35–12:9
Back: Romans 12:11–13:1

One of the standout P46 Romans leaves.

Contains Romans 12:

“Present your bodies a living sacrifice...”

and Paul's teaching about being transformed by the renewing of your mind.

M8 — Put On the Lord Jesus Christ

Front: Romans 13:2–11
Back: Romans 13:13–14:8

Includes Paul's teaching to “put ye on the Lord Jesus Christ”, love one another and live for the Lord.

M9 — The Kingdom of God

Front: Romans 14:9–21
Back: Romans 14:22–15:9

Includes Paul's teaching that:

“The kingdom of God is not meat and drink; but righteousness, and peace, and joy...”

and continues into Christ's example of serving others.

M10 — Paul’s Mission to Preach Christ

Front: Romans 15:11–19
Back: Romans 15:20–29

Paul describes his calling and missionary work, including his ambition to preach the gospel where Christ was not already known.

M11 — Glory to God Through Jesus Christ

Front: Romans 16:25–27
Back: Romans 16:4–13

Contains the magnificent closing doxology of Romans:

“To God only wise, be glory through Jesus Christ for ever.”

alongside Paul's greetings to members of the early Christian community.

M12 — Paul’s Final Greetings

Front: Romans 16:14–23
Back: Romans 16:23–24

A fascinating glimpse into the real people of the earliest Christian churches, preserving Paul's final greetings and the names of believers associated with his ministry.

What Is P46?

Papyrus 46 (P46) is one of the earliest surviving substantial manuscripts containing the letters traditionally attributed to Paul in the New Testament.

📜 Date: Commonly dated to around AD 200
✍️ Language: Ancient Greek
📖 Contents: Pauline Epistles
🏺 Material: Papyrus
🌍 Origin: Egypt
📚 Collection: Most surviving leaves are held by the Chester Beatty Library and the University of Michigan.

At roughly 1,800 years old, P46 provides an extraordinary physical connection to the early transmission of the New Testament.

The surviving manuscript contains substantial portions of Romans, Hebrews, 1 & 2 Corinthians, Ephesians, Galatians, Philippians, Colossians and 1 Thessalonians.

These replicas allow you to own and display an individual double-sided leaf of Romans as preserved in one of the earliest surviving witnesses to Paul's letters.