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British Library Papyrus 2241, designated P43, is a sixth- or seventh-century scrap from Wadi Sarga bearing Revelation 2:12–13 on one face and 15:8–16:2 in a different hand and orientation on the other.
Papyrus P24, or P.Oxy. X 1230, is a tiny late-third- or fourth-century leaf from Oxyrhynchus preserving Revelation 5:5–8 and 6:5–8, among the earliest material witnesses to these visions.
Pergamum's temples, priesthoods, inscriptions, and festival spaces document an enduring provincial center of emperor worship, sharpening Revelation's language of allegiance while leaving the identity of 'Satan's throne' unresolved.