We are certainly not the first people to examine Coptic manuscripts in the John Rylands. 

For just a small sample of scholarship, previous and ongoing, see...

For more information on this collection see:

• Information about the catalogued manuscripts: Walter Crum's Catalogue of the Coptic Collection

• Information about the history of the collection: Alin Suciu's blog post "The Coptic Manuscripts of Monsieur Dujardin and the Crawford Collection in the John Rylands Library, Manchester"

• What is the "limbo papyri"? Jennifer Cromwell, "Unpublished Coptic Limbo in the John Rylands Library, Manchester", Current Research in Egyptology 2008: Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Symposium. pp. 25-30.

• Images of the fragmentary "limbo papyri".

The Coptic manuscripts also feature on a number of academic databases such as:

• Göttingen Coptic Old Testament Project

• Kyprianos Magical Database

• Archaeological Atlas of Coptic Literature 

• Papyri.info

On individual items:

• "Warm hoopoe’s blood and cardamom: a Coptic medical text", by Jennifer Cromwell

• A document on fiscal administration in early Islamic, by Eline Scheerlinck

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