All the Pauline epistles have a colophon. The only thing that scholars
dispute is the Pauline authorship of Hebrews, but that doesn't affect the
fact that all historic editions of the KJV before [say] 1850, include the
colophons.
Aside: One modern publisher omits them out of principle, namely, the
I strongly agree with Troy. It keeps the markup semantic and the import
minimally-transformative.
On Jan 31, 2016 2:04 PM, "Troy A. Griffitts" wrote:
> Certainly agree we should set these off so as not to be mistaken with
> canonical text. I would prefer simply adding appropriate default styling
Certainly agree we should set these off so as not to be mistaken with canonical
text. I would prefer simply adding appropriate default styling to our
renderers. Who knows how some frontends might want to render these. Adding a
line break presumes a styling and might make it difficult to remove t
The KJV has colophons after the last chapter in most of the pauline epistles.
It is marked up within a …. The SWORD module has
this appended to the last verse.
Right now, Xiphos and Bible Desktop are showing it inline in the last verse. No
line break. I don’t think this looks good.
How should
