Timeline for To what do the "books" refer in 2 Tim 4:13?

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May 11 at 14:33	history	edited	Dan Moore	CC BY-SA 4.0	Added a paragraph to acknowledge the use of βίβλος to refer to OT works.
May 10 at 18:29	history	edited	Dan Moore	CC BY-SA 4.0	Added link to my web site, where question is further elaborated.
May 10 at 15:49	answer	added	Nephesh Roi		timeline score: 1
May 9 at 22:42	history	became hot network question
May 9 at 16:11	comment	added	Dan Moore		Thanks, @DanFefferman. Agreed, am not trying to argue for early codex formats, but am just exploring the possibility that Paul might be intentionally distinguishing between two categories of literary works.
May 9 at 15:47	answer	added	Dieter		timeline score: 2
May 9 at 15:34	comment	added	Dan Fefferman		Many translators render the term τὰ βιβλία as "scrolls" or "papyrus rolls". This would explain why they are distinguished from "parchments." Books as we think of the term had not been invented yet. This doesn't help with the main question, except perhaps to make Brickle's hypothesis a bit less likely.
May 9 at 15:08	history	edited	Dan Moore	CC BY-SA 4.0	deleted 1 character in body
May 9 at 14:42	history	asked	Dan Moore	CC BY-SA 4.0