300s-early 400sAD: Part 2 of More Mark 16:9-20 Evidence: Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis contains Mark 16:6, Mark 16:7-8, and all of Mark 16:9-20 in Greek and Old Latin (Codex Bezae "Codex Bezae D preserves an ancient form of the Old Latin...It witnesses the ancient form of the Old Latin text current no latter than 250 AD and may be earlier still." Link and Link)
Sources/Links: Codex Bezae Cantabrigiensis (300sAD-400AD) has Mark 16:6-20 on Page 675 (in Greek), Page 676 (in Old Latin), and Page 677 (Greek & Old Latin).
The words transcription of Mark 16:1-20 in Codex Bezae is in the Link (for the Greek words) and in this Link (for the Old Latin words)
Bonus: Codex Bezae also contains all of John 7:53,8:1-8:11 (Page Page 236/folio 133v, Page 237/folio134r, Page 238/folio 134v, & Page 239/folio 135r
Mark 16:9-20 is inspired, true Scripture! Modern versions cast doubt on it with unbiblical, unhistorical doubting notes, while the KJB keeps all of Mark 16:9-20.
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