What's surprising to me is actually how close the dates were between different pages of this document.

This particular sample falls into the cluster set of some of the more interesting ones.

It seems like there's very strong data that this is a document from the 3rd Century or perhaps early 4th Century AD, and the text that it's writing about, referring to Judas, it seams reasonable to me that it's an authentic piece.

That document actually had nothing at all to do with the Wade Burleson issue.

It's surprising that they took 17 pages to respond to our two-paragraph request for a stay from the trial court. These requests are normally pro-forma. The real request for a stay is filed at the appeals court level.

Yes, (there is) no limit on the number of pages (or page sizes), plus each document can have chapters; chapters can have sub-chapters; and so on.