The textual character of the manuscript varies from book to book. In Mark, multivariate analysis of apparatus data from the UBS "Greek New Testament" (4th ed.) places formula_145 in a group which includes W (for chapters 5-16), Θ, Family 1, 28, 205, 565; the Sinaitic Syriac, Armenian, and Georgian versions; and Origen's quotations. This group corresponds to what Streeter called an "Eastern type" of the text.((rp|27, 108}} In Luke, an eleven-way PAM partition based on Greek manuscript data associated with the INTF's "Parallel Pericopes" volume places the manuscript in a group with C (04), L (019), Ξ (040), 33, 892, and 1241. In Acts it is closest to the Alexandrian text.