"Anthony J. Bentley" <anth...@anjbe.name> wrote: > Hi, > > The Open English Bible is a completely free modern English translation > of the Bible, under a Creative Commons Zero license. It provides a > complete New Testament, Psalms, and some Old Testament books. > > The New Testament of the OEB is being formed on the base of the "Twentieth > Century New Testament", in particular the revised edition published in 1904. > The Old Testament books which have been completed at this stage lean heavily > on the work of John Edgar McFadyen and Charles Foster Kent, both of whom > were very respected turn of the century Old Testament scholars. > > The normative text for the OEB New Testament is the Westcott & Hort > critical text. The normative text for the OEB Old Testament is the Codex > Leningradensis, specifically the electronic version of the Westminster > Leningrad Codex. > > > Upstream provides two distfiles, the US English and Commonwealth English > versions, which I put in separate packages. > > ok?
I'm not sure of the usefullness of a package with 2 subpackages for 2 PDF files
