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Psalms of Solomon
Psalms of Solomon — Ryle/James 1891 (Toronto text with Wisconsin opening repair)
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Reading language: eng · Original language (catalog): Ancient source language(s)
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Editorial source notice: Toronto text with Wisconsin opening repair
EDITORIAL SOURCE NOTICE This reading text assembles two identified copies of the same Ryle and James 1891 edition. The University of Toronto/MSN scan lacks printed pages 2–3. Psalm I, its subtitle and verse 1 are freshly transcribed from the approved University of Wisconsin–Madison copy in HathiTrust, printed page 3 (scan 103). All subsequent English wording is the previously prepared Toronto text, unchanged. No supplied HathiTrust OCR or source images are reproduced. The printed book labels its closing four verses [XIX.], also numbered (11)–(14); that historical division is retained. Greek, marginal variants and lower commentary are excluded from this reading body. The missing opening is repaired, but the remaining text is partially corrected OCR and is not certified word-perfect. Toronto source: https://archive.org/details/psalmsofthephari00unknuoft Wisconsin opening: https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=wu.89067897298&seq=103
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Recorded completeness: Known missing English opening repaired using approved same-edition Wisconsin copy. Main English translation is represented from I.1 through the source bracketed [XIX.], with nineteen historical divisions and one separate editorial notice. This is not the complete book apparatus, not a full Wisconsin transcription, and not a word-perfect edition. Toronto printed 2–3 remain absent in the unchanged original scan.. Available reading sections are listed below.
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