The MSS are listed by their siglum, then location, then shelfmark, then the supposed century of origin. The ones with N/A siglum have been assigned one by me.
The writing is dated to 95-96AD, but it does not appear to surface out of obscurity until the 17th century.
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A. London: British Library. Codex Alexandrinus. 5th.
C. Jerusalem. Codex Hierosolymitanus / Codex Constantinopolitanus. 11th.
S. Cambridge: University Library. Ms. Additional 1700. 12th.
N/A (T). Birmingham University, Mingana collection. Mingana Syr. 4. 19th.
N/A (U). Harvard (Houghton Library). Ms. Syr. 91. (accession 4027). 19th.
L. Namur: Grand Seminaire. Ms. Sem. 37. 11th.
Kb. Berlin: Staatsbibliothek. Ms. Orient., fol. 3065. 4th.
Ks. Strasbourg. N/A. 7th.
The MSS listed chronologically by the centuries in which they appear to surface out of obscurity:
17th century
A.
19th century
C, L, S, T, U.
20th century
Kb, Ks.
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[1] – http://www.tertullian.org/rpearse/manuscripts/clement_romanus_letter1.htm
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