I&rsquot;ve recently taken the time to work through the contents of papyri and uncials dated 5th century and before, from a few different sources. I was pleasantly surprised at the number of MSS witnessing the Pastoral Epistles.
| MS | Date | Contents |
| P32 | ca 200 (Comfort & Barrett: 150-200) | Titus 1.11-15; 2.3-8 |
| 01 (Sinaiticus) | 5th century | 1Ti, 2Ti, Titus |
| 02 (Alexandrinus) | 5th century | 1Ti, 2Ti, Titus |
| 04 (Ephraemi) | 5th century | 1Ti 1.1-3.9; 5.20-6.21; 2Ti 1.1-2; Titus 1.1-2 |
| 016 | 5th century | 1Ti 1.1-3, 10-13; 1.19-2.1, 9-13; 3.7-9; 4.1-3, 10-13; 5.5-9, 16-19; 6.1-2, 9-11, 17-19; 2Ti 1.1-3, 10-12; 2.2-5, 14-16, 22-24; 3.6-8, 3.16-4.1, 8-1, 18-20; Titus 1.1-3, 10-11; 2.4-6, 14-15; 3.8-9 |
| 048 | 5th century | 1Ti 5.5-6.17, 20-21; 2Ti 1.4-6, 8; 2.2-25; Titus 3.13-15 |
| 061 | 5th century (Tisch: 4th-6th) | 1Ti 3.15-16; 4.1-3; 6.2-4, 5-8 |
| 088 | 5th-6th century | Titus 1.1-13 |
| 0240 | 5th century | Titus 1.4-8 |
| 0241 | 5th-6th century | 1Ti 3.16-4.3, 8-11 |
Dates are from NA27 unless otherwise specified.
My sources include:
Comfort & Barrett, $amz(0842352651 The Text of the Earliest Greek New Testament Manuscripts). [Logos Version]
Tischendorf’s Novum Testamentum Graece, Editio Octavo Critica Maior, prolegomena volume [Logos Version]
NA27 Appendix I, Codices Graeci et Latini in hac editione adhibiti.