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Sefer haYashar — Medieval Midrash · Sefer haYashar medieval midrash — Browne 1876 English Later Jewish literature · Completeness: Exact Edward B. M. Browne New York 1876 historical English Sefer HaYashar (midrash), all eight supplied top-level sections and nested Genesis portions. Distinct from ethical Sefer HaYashar and later rights-unknown sacred-text translation; no biblical lost-book authorship claim. Actual coverage: 1 exact source components, 19 chapter/section passages, 304 nonempty original paragraph/verse rows. Reference labels are deterministic paths in the original JSON, not invented missing historical chapter numbers. Reader navigation uses actual source book, tractate or named section labels; source component order is retained in evidence.
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