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GA 800 contains most of the four Gospels. It is dated between the twelfth and fourteenth centuries. It was written on parchment in a cursive minuscule script. It is one column and does not contain any illustrations. Lastly, one of the most noteworthy features of GA 800 is that it is a catena manuscript. The catena that GA 800 contains is commonly attributed to an otherwise unknown Victor of Antioch or to Cyril of Alexandria. The commentary on Mark 16 in GA 800 differs substantially from John Cramer’s Mark catenae edition, with eighty-eight new words at the end. This passage has been translated in a blog post, on the CSNTM website: http://www.csntm.org/Blog/Archive/2020/5/26/FTL_GA800 . Zachary Skarka, SNSF MARK16, © CC BY 4.0