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Old Latin — Codex Vercellensis, three Gasquet 1914 samples

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CodexVercellensis diplomatic sample Luke2:25–32, Gasquet1914 printedpage 342

HOMO ISTE IUS TUS, ET TIMORA TUS, EXPECTANS EXORTATIO NEM ISTRAHEL ET _SPS_ SANC TUS ERAT SUPER [8:26] EUM ET ERAT EI RESPONS_U_ A _SPU_ SANCTO NON VISUR_U_ EUM MORT_E_ PRIUSQUAM VIDERET _XPM_ _DMI_ [8:27] ET VENIT IN _SPU_ IN TEMPLUM ET CUM INDU CERENT PA RENTES PUE RUM _IHM_ UT FACERENT DE ILLO SEC_U_ DUM CONSUE TUDINEM LE GIS [8:28] ET IPSE AC CEPIT EUM IN AMPLEX_U_ ET BENEDIXIT _DUM_ ET AIT: [8:29] NUNC DIMIT TIS SERVUM TUUM _DME_ SECUNDUM VERBUM TU UM IN PACE [8:30] QUIA VIDERUNT OCULI MEI SA LUTARE TUUM [8:31] QUOD PRAE PARASTI SE CUNDUM _O_ NIUM FACI EM POPULO RUM [8:32] LUM_E_ REVELATIO NE GENTIUM ET GLORIAM

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Recorded completeness: Three exact supplied OldLatin CodexVercellensis diplomatic manuscript samples from the identified AidanGasquet1914 printing: John8:55–9:4(p242), John16:23–30(p291), Luke2:25–32(p342). This is a partial OldLatin witness, not a complete OldLatinBible, Vulgate, or harmonized modern Latin text. Original uppercase letters, source diplomatic linebreaks, abbreviations and open truncation brackets retained, without word expansions or typo repair. Underscores mark source-underlined letters. Adjacent Vulgata comparison column and site navigation excluded. SourceLuke headingII:25–32 is retained as the reference identity; sourcebody erroneous inline8:26–32 labels remain unchanged and are explicitly documented. Modern site unrelatedPaulinusPellaeus header excluded, not reclassified as the source author.. Available reading sections are listed below.

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3 chapter/reading unit(s) · 3 nonempty passage record(s).

Supported chapters & passages

JOHN-8-9 · 1 passage record(s)
JOHN-16 · 1 passage record(s)
LUKE-2 · 1 passage record(s)

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Classification: Ancient biblical textual witness / translation
Edition type: Text derived from a recorded Edition source
Original language (catalog): Latin
Reading language: lat
Recorded publication basis: Public domain (recorded basis)
Governed review state: Unreviewed

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Edition source: Old Latin — Codex Vercellensis, three Gasquet 1914 samples

Provenance: Three exact supplied OldLatin CodexVercellensis diplomatic manuscript samples from the identified AidanGasquet1914 printing: John8:55–9:4(p242), John16:23–30(p291), Luke2:25–32(p342). This is a partial OldLatin witness, not a complete OldLatinBible, Vulgate, or harmonized modern Latin text. Original uppercase letters, source diplomatic linebreaks, abbreviations and open truncation brackets retained, without word expansions or typo repair. Underscores mark source-underlined letters. Adjacent Vulgata comparison column and site navigation excluded. SourceLuke headingII:25–32 is retained as the reference identity; sourcebody erroneous inline8:26–32 labels remain unchanged and are explicitly documented. Modern site unrelatedPaulinusPellaeus header excluded, not reclassified as the source author.

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Attribution: Old Latin — Codex Vercellensis, three Gasquet 1914 samples

License: PUBLIC_DOMAIN

Source attribution and conditions: Aidan Gasquet, editor, CodexVercellensis, RomaeFredericusPustet1914. UniversityBibliothecaAugustana sourcepresentation; exactLatinmanuscript samples only, with sourcecredits and uncertainty retained.

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