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The CNTTS apparatus has "sup" and states: "indicates a supplied reading added by a scribe at a later date." The NA28 apparatus states superscript s "(= supplementum) indicates a reading derived from a later addition to a manuscript, usually replacing a lost folio or section of a manuscript."...

I found a pics of manuscript 33. There is no doubt 33 reads ο μονογενης θ̅ς̅ (underlined in red below). I don't know how many of you know Greek or even the Greek alphabet so this will prove difficult for many to see. Grec 14 This is a hand written text and the letter do not conform to...

Note the "sup" that goes with Wsup. The "sup" indicates a reading added by a scribe at a later date. Also the reading is unique: εἱ μὴ ὁ μονογενὴς υἱός (“except the only begotten Son”).

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All the apparatuses list 33. The Institute for New Testament Textual Research does not provide a pic of the manuscript. However at the right side it does provide the Greek text and it does have θεός.

I hope no one minds me joining the conversation. There are seven Greek manuscripts which read θεός. According to the sources they are: p66, p75, ℵ*, B, C, L, 33. Five of those do not have the article (i.e. p66, ℵ*, B, C, L).