Mark 16:9-20 Evidence: Where It is found: Byzantine Text in 618 manuscripts and the Old Latin Bible

Early Evidence (Revision Revised - Dean Burgon - page 423)
2nd Century (101-200AD) - Justin Martyr - Irenaeus - Tertullian
3rd Century (201-300AD)- Hippolytus - Vincentius at the Seventh Council of Carthage 258 A.D. - Acta Pilati - Apostolical Constitutions
4th Century (301-400AD) - Eusebius - Macarias Magnes - Aphraates - Didymium - The Syriac Acts of the Apostles - Epiphanius - Leontius - Ambrose - Chrysostom - Jerome - Augustine
5th Century (401-500AD) - Leo - Nestorius - Cyril of Alexandria - Victor of Antioch - Patricius - Marius Mercator
6th Century (501-600AD)- Gregentius - Prosper of Aquitaine- John of Thessalonica - Hesychius - Gregentius - Modestus, who

Early Bible Translations/Versions which contain Mark 16:9-20
2nd Century - Old Latin and Syriac Peshitta versions, Tatian’s Diatessaron
3rd Century - Coptic and Sahidic versions
4th Century - Curetonian Syriac and Gothic versions, Syriac table of Canons
5th Century - Armenian version (some copies), Philoxenian Syriac
6th and 7th Centuries - Georgian version

Codex Bezae (300-400AD) and the even corrupt 300sAD Codex Alexandrius has a Byzantine text in Matthew, Mark, Luke, & John and quotes all of Mark 16:9-20

Corrupt Egyptian Manuscripts where Mark 16:9-20 is omitted: Aleph 01 - Sinaiticus - Nineteenth Century Counterfeit (made in 1839 by Simonades, and 1839 is part of the 19th century)
B 03 - Vaticanus
304 - Minuscule Twelfth century
2386 - (Minuscule) - Eleventh Century More information: https://www.scionofzion.com/mark_16_9_20.htm