Greek uncial

Target entity: Greek uncial
Context triple: [Corona Graeca, hasScriptType, Greek uncial]

• A. Byzantine text-type
  The Byzantine text-type is a major textual tradition of the Greek New Testament characterized by a relatively uniform and later standardized form of the text that became dominant in the medieval Byzantine Empire.
• B. Colophonian
  A Colophonian is a person from the ancient Ionian Greek city of Colophon, located in what is now western Turkey.
• C. Arcadocypriot Greek
  Arcadocypriot Greek is an ancient dialect of the Greek language historically spoken in parts of Arcadia on the Peloponnese and on the island of Cyprus.
• D. Demotic Greek
  Demotic Greek is the modern vernacular form of the Greek language that evolved from everyday speech and became the basis of the standard Modern Greek used today.
• E. Alexandrian text-type
  The Alexandrian text-type is a family of early and highly regarded New Testament manuscript traditions characterized by concise, less harmonized readings and often considered closest to the original text by many textual critics.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Greek uncial
Target entity description: Greek uncial is a majuscule script style used in writing the Greek language, especially prominent in early Christian manuscripts and classical texts from late antiquity and the Byzantine period.

• A. Byzantine text-type
  The Byzantine text-type is a major textual tradition of the Greek New Testament characterized by a relatively uniform and later standardized form of the text that became dominant in the medieval Byzantine Empire.
• B. Colophonian
  A Colophonian is a person from the ancient Ionian Greek city of Colophon, located in what is now western Turkey.
• C. Arcadocypriot Greek
  Arcadocypriot Greek is an ancient dialect of the Greek language historically spoken in parts of Arcadia on the Peloponnese and on the island of Cyprus.
• D. Demotic Greek
  Demotic Greek is the modern vernacular form of the Greek language that evolved from everyday speech and became the basis of the standard Modern Greek used today.
• E. Alexandrian text-type
  The Alexandrian text-type is a family of early and highly regarded New Testament manuscript traditions characterized by concise, less harmonized readings and often considered closest to the original text by many textual critics.
• F. None of above. chosen