Troy wrote, "... each biblical book is in a different state of completeness
and quality".
One evidence of this is that these three books have text but it's completely
without *w* elements yet.
I Samuel
II Samuel
Isaiah
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David
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Hi Troy,
I can certainly see that OSIS will be needed to make some parts of the
source text more usable.
There are 201 *w* elements similar to this example:
ⲉⲧⲃⲉ
I'm thinking that these should be converted to use the OSIS *transChange*
element.
ⲉⲧⲃⲉ
The *reason* attribute could be discarded i
Thanks Troy,
I only got drawn into this through my curiosity when I came across a later
post of yours in this mailing list in which you were asking about viewing
the SahidicBible module in PocketSword. :)
Is it likely then that the "2012-10-10" module version 1.1 in our repository
is merely a sna
The text is in constant development and each biblical book is in a
different state of completeness and quality. An export of the work in
its most current state can always be obtained with:
http://coptot.manuscriptroom.com/community/vmr/api/transcript/export/?docID=1620025&biblicalContent=Gen-Rev
In my other thread, Troy kindly wrote,
So, as a side note to this thread,
The Sahidic Bible is maintained at coptot.manuscriptroom.com:
http://coptot.manuscriptroom.com/transcribing?docID=1620025&userName=PUBLISHED
and we regularly export from there and import into swordweb, which is used
for t
