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Source data

Greek New Testament: Center for New Testament Restoration (CNTR), greekcntr.org · Robinson-Pierpont Byzantine Textform (2018), byzantinetext.com

Latin: Clementine Vulgate (1592, public domain)

Syriac: pinned scrollmapper Peshitta text (public domain); printed exemplar unestablished. English: Murdock 1851.

English glosses: Tyndale House Cambridge STEP Bible (TAGNT) · Whitaker's Words (William Whitaker, public domain) · A Compendious Syriac Dictionary (Jessie Payne Smith, 1903, public domain)

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ur-eh-van-GAY-lee-um · the original Gospel

The Gospels across their earliest witnesses, and the tradition they carried forward

GospelsPapyriSourcesVaticanusMethodsExceptions
MatthewMarkLukeJohn

John 1:48

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Verse integrity report · Scholarly review remains open

Checks run on this verse’s loaded word streams against each tradition’s own pinned source. Differences between traditions are preserved. These checks never change source text or English wording. English placement, cross-source correspondence, and manuscript-image review remain separate.

Per-source verification of john 1:48
SourceSource wordingSource orderEnglish wordingEnglish placementEvidence limits
Greek Papyri

Declared CNTR papyrus collection; physical attestation still requires image review

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Admitted cells match the CNTR surviving-character projection. This does not establish completeness or agreement with manuscript images.

Review needed

Composite order follows recorded witness coordinates; independent coverage and occurrence-order review is pending.

Review needed

21 stored word glosses; 0 TAGNT glosses of proposed readings marked †; 1 displayed papyrus occurrences have no matching English. Proposed-reading English does not certify missing Greek letters. Independent English-source and semantic review remains pending.

Review needed

Independent source-language placement review is pending. Wording and sequence checks do not certify meaning.

Review needed

Manuscript-image certification is pending; transcription agreement is a separate result.

Sahidic

Sahidica NT 4.1.0 / Coptic SCRIPTORIUM

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18 source occurrences match the pinned transcription or edition.

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Displayed sequence matches this source’s own sequence.

Review needed

An independent wording check for this column’s declared English authorities is pending.

Review needed

Independent source-language placement review is pending. Wording and sequence checks do not certify meaning.

Review needed

Comparison is against the declared electronic edition; edition acquisition and scholarly review remain separate.

Vaticanus

INTF GA 03, original hand, independent XML extraction

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22 source occurrences match the pinned transcription or edition.

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Displayed sequence matches this source’s own sequence.

Review needed

An independent wording check for this column’s declared English authorities is pending.

Review needed

Independent source-language placement review is pending. Wording and sequence checks do not certify meaning.

Review needed

Manuscript-image certification is pending; transcription agreement is a separate result.

Sinaiticus

CNTR GA 01, selected base hand, declared glyph projection

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23 source occurrences match the pinned transcription or edition.

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Displayed sequence matches this source’s own sequence.

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Both English views preserve every character and occurrence from Henry Tompkins Anderson, 1918. 0 occurrences await source grouping. This does not certify semantic placement.

Review needed

Independent source-language placement review is pending. Wording and sequence checks do not certify meaning.

Review needed

Manuscript-image certification is pending; transcription agreement is a separate result.

Vulgate

Clementine Vulgate with registered verse-boundary concordance

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21 source occurrences match the pinned transcription or edition.

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Displayed sequence matches this source’s own sequence.

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Both English views preserve every character and occurrence from Douay-Rheims American Edition of 1899 (Challoner tradition). 4 occurrences await source grouping. This does not certify semantic placement.

Review needed

4 English occurrences await source grouping. The published wording is preserved; these occurrences still need an evidence-backed source assignment.

Review needed

Comparison is against the declared electronic edition; edition acquisition and scholarly review remain separate.

Bezae Greek

ITSEE/IGNTP Bezae Greek, first encoded reading; independent XML extraction

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The pinned Bezae Greek source proceeds from the surviving text of 1:16 to a final portion of 3:26, with its own note “Eight leaves gone.” There is no selected Greek text under this reference. Existing loss classifications are preserved; Latin coverage is checked independently.

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The displayed empty sequence agrees with the reviewed source coverage for this reference.

Not applicable

This side displays manuscript text; the facing Latin is not an English gloss.

Not applicable

Greek–Latin correspondence requires bilingual review; no English gloss is displayed.

Review needed

Manuscript-image certification is pending; transcription agreement is a separate result.

Bezae Latin

ITSEE/IGNTP Bezae Latin, first encoded reading; independent XML extraction

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The pinned Bezae Latin source has no lexical verse blocks before its surviving portion of 3:16 and records “ff.105-112 gone.” The empty sequence agrees with this Latin source coverage; Greek coverage and manuscript-image review are independent.

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The displayed empty sequence agrees with the reviewed source coverage for this reference.

Not applicable

This side displays manuscript text; the facing Latin is not an English gloss.

Not applicable

Greek–Latin correspondence requires bilingual review; no English gloss is displayed.

Review needed

Manuscript-image certification is pending; transcription agreement is a separate result.

Peshitta

Pinned electronic Peshitta with registered verse-boundary concordance

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19 source occurrences match the pinned transcription or edition.

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Displayed sequence matches this source’s own sequence.

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Both English views preserve every character and occurrence from James Murdock, 1851. 0 occurrences await source grouping. This does not certify semantic placement.

Review needed

Independent source-language placement review is pending. Wording and sequence checks do not certify meaning.

Review needed

Comparison is against the declared electronic edition; edition acquisition and scholarly review remain separate.

Byzantine

Robinson–Pierpont 2018

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22 source occurrences match the pinned transcription or edition.

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Displayed sequence matches this source’s own sequence.

Review needed

An independent wording check for this column’s declared English authorities is pending.

Review needed

Independent source-language placement review is pending. Wording and sequence checks do not certify meaning.

Review needed

Comparison is against the declared electronic edition; edition acquisition and scholarly review remain separate.

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Source columns read independently. Gold highlights show recorded correspondences or source form matches. Dashed highlights show existing cross-source alignments still under review. Absent words are never highlighted.

Greek Papyri
Earliest PapyriTAGNTc. 125–250 AD
P66P75λεγει
says
αυτω
to him
ναθαναηλ
Nathanael
ποθεν
from where/how
με
me
P66γινωσκεισ
do you know
P66P75απεκριθη
answered
ισ
Jesus
και
and
ειπεν
said
αυτω
to him
προ
before
του
the
σε
—
φιλιππον
Philip
φωνησαι
called
P66οντα
being
P66P75υπο
under
την
the
συκην
fig tree
ειδον
I saw
σε
you
Lost or unreadable

These source states are retained separately from correspondence. An absent or lost word cannot be highlighted.

  • Lost or unreadable: 2 recorded positions.

See Comparison rows for their recorded positions.

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The system selects attested words from the registered papyrus transcriptions and retains manuscript attribution and letter-condition symbols. English glosses are matched to the recorded Greek readings.

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Symbol key
Coptic
SahidicHorner / lexical aidc. 250–300 AD
alignment under review
ⲡⲉϫⲉⲛⲁⲑⲁⲛⲁⲏⲗsay
ⲛⲁϥmy
ϫⲉⲉⲕⲥⲟⲟⲩⲛknow
ⲙⲙⲟⲓour
ⲧⲱⲛwhere?
ⲁϥⲟⲩⲱϣⲃanswer
ⲛϭⲓⲓⲏⲥⲟⲩⲥJesus*
ⲡⲉϫⲁϥsay
ⲛⲁϥmy
ϫⲉⲉⲙⲡⲁⲧⲉspathe
ⲫⲓⲗⲓⲡⲡⲟⲥPhilip*
ⲙⲟⲩⲧⲉspeak
ⲉⲣⲟⲕto
ⲛϩⲟⲩⲛwithin
ϩⲁⲧⲃⲱtree
ⲛⲕⲛⲧⲉfig
ⲁⲛⲁⲩlook
ⲉⲣⲟⲕto
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The system preserves Sahidica’s Coptic word groups and links them to the comparison. English uses admitted Horner passages, dictionary glosses, and marked annotations, according to the evidence available for each word group.

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Alexandrian
VaticanusCertified Englishc. 175–325 AD
λεγειSays
αυτωto Him
ναθαναηλNathanael;
ποθενFrom where
μεme
γεινωσκειςknow You?
απεκριθηAnswered
ιςJesus
καιand
ειπενsaid
αυτωto him;
προBefore
του<the>
σαιyouSystem
φιλιππονPhilip
φωνησαιcalling
ονταbeing
υποunder
τηνthe
συκηνfig tree
ειδονI saw
σεyou.
Textual omission

These source states are retained separately from correspondence. An absent or lost word cannot be highlighted.

  • Textual omission: 2 recorded positions.

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The system imports Vaticanus’s original-hand transcription, checks it against a second transcription, and matches Greek words with English using published glosses and lexical evidence. Each displayed word retains its source reference.

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Latin
VulgateDouay-Rheims 1899c. 382–405 AD
Dicitsaith
eito him:
NathanaëlNathanael
UndeWhence
meme?
nostiknowest
Responditanswered,
JesusJesus
etand
dixitsaid
eito him:
PriusquamBefore
tethee,
PhilippusPhilip
vocavitcalled
cumwhen
esses—
subunder
ficuthe fig tree,
vidiI saw
tethee.

English awaiting alignment

thou · that · thou wast

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The system preserves the Clementine Latin and published Douay–Rheims English. Lexical evidence and sentence context guide the matching of English words and phrases to Latin words; the checks account for each occurrence and preserve the published texts.

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Western
BezaeGreek · Latinc. 150–400 AD
Physical loss

These source states are retained separately from correspondence. An absent or lost word cannot be highlighted.

  • Physical loss: 23 recorded positions.

See Comparison rows for their recorded positions.

Physical loss

These source states are retained separately from correspondence. An absent or lost word cannot be highlighted.

  • Physical loss: 23 recorded positions.

See Comparison rows for their recorded positions.

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The system imports the Greek and Latin transcriptions separately and checks every displayed word against its source occurrence. It records their comparison links and keeps physical loss separate from gaps in alignment.

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Bezae: Resumes at 3:26
Syriac
PeshittaMurdock 1851c. 170–400 AD
ܐܡܪNathaniel said
ܠܗto him:
ܢܬܢܝܐܝܠthe
ܡܢthou
ܐܝܡܟܐWhence
ܝܕܥknowest
ܐܢܬthou me?
ܠܝto
ܐܡܪsaid
ܠܗhim:
ܝܫܘܥJesus
ܥܕܠܐBefore
ܢܩܪܝܟthee
ܦܝܠܝܦܘܤPhilip called
ܟܕwhen
ܬܚܝܬwast under
ܬܬܐfig-tree,
ܐܢܬthee.
ܚܙܝܬܟI saw
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The system preserves the Syriac source and assigns published Murdock English using lexical, grammatical, and contextual evidence. It checks that source words and English occurrences are accounted for and keeps the Syriac reading direction.

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Byzantine
ByzantineCertified Englishc. 300–500 AD
ΛέγειSays
αὐτῷto Him
ΝαθαναήλNathanael;
ΠόθενFrom where
μεI/we
γινώσκειςknow You?
ἈπεκρίθηAnswered
ἸησοῦςJesus
καὶand
εἶπενsaid
αὐτῷto him;
ΠρὸBefore
τοῦ<the>
σεyou
ΦίλιππονPhilip
φωνῆσαιcalling
ὄνταbeing
ὑπὸunder
τὴνthe
συκῆνfig tree
εἶδόνI saw
σεyou.
View Automation

The system imports Robinson–Pierpont 2018 Greek and checks each word’s form and grammar before assigning English. It uses published TAGNT glosses and lexical evidence, marking system-derived glosses in orange.

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