Bel and the Dragon

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Standard witness: ★ Bel and the Dragon (OG) — by rule: 9. longest: 938 words over Bel and the Dragon :: greek.swete (801 words)

The standard witness: 938 words; all 3 witnesses served: 1,784 words.

1 further copy not served: its publisher restricts reuse.

greek · 938 words, typed · 1 text · L0 witness

Source: Swete, The Old Testament in Greek according to the Septuagint (Cambridge 1896-1912), via nathans/lxx-swete; Bel and the Dragon (OG) 1; verse table corpus/greek/verses.tsv (tools/greek_verses_index.py, outputs/REPORT-W2-ingest.md)

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greek · 801 words, typed · 1 text · L0 witness

Source: Swete, The Old Testament in Greek according to the Septuagint (Cambridge 1896-1912), via nathans/lxx-swete; Bel and the Dragon 1; verse table corpus/greek/verses.tsv (tools/greek_verses_index.py, outputs/REPORT-W2-ingest.md)

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sahidic · 45 words, typed · 1 text · L0 witness · L1 Cairene · L2 Kemetic · English · partial: P3 45 words < 1/4 of 938

Source: Coptic SCRIPTORIUM corpus "sahidic.ot", document 76_Bel_and_the_Dragon_01

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