Just an update, since I promised to have this posted about 2 weeks ago: I finished the OSIS document, but by that time a new version had been posted so I started to updated based on diffs of the source doc. But I've realized I should probably redo the scripts to better automate the process since the conversion to OSIS could be fully automated and it is obvious that further updates will occur.

--Chris

Chris Little wrote:
Nothing against the Zefania version, but never use later generations of a document when ealier generations are available. If no one else is working on this, I can do it next week. I'll be releasing a half dozen or so modules for testing a that time. I think that I already made an OSIS version of the Clementine Vulgate about a year ago, but I need to find it in my archives to see how it compares to this edition.

--Chris

Wolfgang Schultz wrote:

Joachim Ansorg schrieb:

Hi Wolfgang,



there is a latin bible text "Clementine Vulgate"

http://vulsearch.sourceforge.net/plain.html

perhaps sombody want to create a sword modul.


[..]
Is there a Zefania module of that text already available? Is it ok for you if we create a Sword module out of the Zefania text?





Hi all,

The Zefania XML Modul

Clementine Vulgate

is released into the public domain, and you can use it as you wish with no legal obligations.

*http://tinyurl.com/4cu2b

Have fun! 8-)

greetings
Wolfgang
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http://www.zefania.de
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