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"Since Luke and Acts are compilations, not original works, questions of authorship cannot be answered by computer-calculations from details of literary style. But something can be deduced, say the authors of this second book, from the fact that papyrus was sold, whether as a roll or as a codex, in standard sizes. Matthew, Luke and Acts are almost exactly the same length and John three-quarters of the same measure. They conclude that a full 'book' would consist of 240 columns."

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''How Was <em>Acts</em> Written?'' (The Hibbert Journal, 1964)

''How Was <em>Acts</em> Written?'' (The Hibbert Journal, 1964)

''How Was <em>Acts</em> Written?'' (The Hibbert Journal, 1964)

''How Was <em>Acts</em> Written?'' (The Hibbert Journal, 1964)

''How Was <em>Acts</em> Written?'' (The Hibbert Journal, 1964)

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