That's great news. That means it's public domain because typing is not
copyrightable and we don't preserve any "arrangement".
--Chris
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Shalom Christian, how are you :o)
Yes it is great, but there is one main
> The NT was translated into Hebrew over 100 years ago
> by Prof. Frantz Delitch and no one holds the copyrights for it,
> but the work of typing and the arrangement are copyrighted.
That's great news. That means it's public domain because typing is not
copyrightable and we don't preserve a
Shalom :o)
Today I have asked the publisher
of the Hebrew translation to the NT
if
he knows something about the
copyrights
of the translation, and this is what he told
me:
The NT was translated into Hebrew over
100 years ago
by Prof. Frantz Delitch and
no one holds the copyrights
