The 231 surviving leaves of the manuscript are dispersed across various libraries and collections:
- 182 leaves are housed at the National Library of Russia in Saint Petersburg.
- 33 leaves are preserved at the Library of the Monastery of Saint John the Theologian on the Island of Patmos, Greece, covering passages from Mark 6:53-7:4; 7:20-8:32; 9:1-10:43; 11:7-12:19; 14:25-15:23.
- 6 leaves are in the Vatican Library, containing sections of Matthew 19:6-13; 20:6-22; 20:29-21:19.
- 4 leaves are at the British Library in London (Cotton Titus C. XV), including parts of Matthew 26:57-65; 27:26-34 and John 14:2-10; 15:15-22. These leaves are known as the Codex Cottonianus.
- 2 leaves are located at the National Library of Austria in Vienna.
- 1 leaf is part of the Morgan Library collection in New York.
- 1 leaf is at the Byzantine Museum in Athens.
- 1 leaf is kept at the Museum of Byzantine Culture in Thessaloniki.
- 1 leaf is in the private collection of Marquis A. Spinola in Lerma, Italy.
We have 1 facsimile edition of the manuscript "Codex Purpureus Petropolitanus": Ho Porphyrous Kōdix tōn euangeliōn Patmou kai Petroupoleōs facsimile edition, published by Militos, 2002
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