Abstract
The epitomized version of the Acts of Thomas (BHG 1800-1837z = CANT 245 II) is found in two manuscripts, the Parisinus Gr. 1554A (codex A, 14th cent.) and Hierosol. Sabait. 151 (codex B, 16th cent.). Their text (BHG 1836e), written in Late Antique koine, corresponds to chs. 17-29 of the Acts. The composition of the epitome, whose date is hard to determine, is most probably due to monastic circles, as shown by the occurrence of monastic-related terms. The edition and translation of the text are provided.
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