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Has there been anything recently (last 2 centuries) discovered outside of the biblical science that contributed to understanding the New Testament? For example, some letters written in ancient Greece 2000 years ago containing some words that can be found in the New Testament only once, and, therefore, clarifying the meaning of those words.

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As it stands this is too broad to be answerable - feel free to edit into a (much) more specific question and re-opening could be considered – Jack Douglas♦ Sep 10 '12 at 19:22

closed as not a real question by Jack Douglas♦ Sep 10 '12 at 19:22

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