Pistis Sophia

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3 witnesses served

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A composition is a work (ruling WORK-1): every version of it that is served here is a witness, listed below in rule order. One standard witness (★) is what a reader sees first, chosen by rule WORK-2 — not a stub › complete › share-safe (public = attribution, WORK-5) › typed over OCR › dialect (Bohairic first for the Bible and the Liturgy, else the dialect the composition was written in) › Yousef Hanna's own › SCRIPTORIUM-annotated › gold › longest; a ruled standard overrides the rule. This site applies its share gate first and then the same rule, so the standard here is the best share-safe witness. A witness may be a part of a container file (an edition holding several works, WORK-9): its line range is named and its page shows only that range.

Standard witness: ★ Coptic SCRIPTORIUM — by rule: 4. typed over OCR: typed over Schwartze & Petermann – Pistis Sophia, opus gnosticum Valentino adiudicatum (1851) :: part:sahidic:pistissophiaopu00schwgoog.ocr (OCR)

The standard witness: 55,793 words; all 3 witnesses served: 256,848 words.

★ Coptic SCRIPTORIUM

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Schwartze & Petermann – Pistis Sophia, opus gnosticum Valentino adiudicatum (1851), pdf pp. 16-406 (OCR)

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sahidic · 104,809 words, OCR · 1 part · L0 witness (OCR) · L1 Cairene · L2 Kemetic · in: Schwartze & Petermann – Pistis Sophia, opus gnosticum Valentino adiudicatum (1851) · L218-15257, pdf pp. 16-406

Source: OCR (tools/batch_ocr.py, model coptic+lat) of Coptic Texts/pistissophiaopu00schwgoog.pdf; page files: L0/ocr/Coptic_Texts/pistissophiaopu00schwgoog/pages

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Marcion

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sahidic · 96,246 words, typed · 5 texts · L0 witness · L1 Cairene · L2 Kemetic · English · partial: P2 5 of 28 chapter files

Source: Marcion 1.8.3, collection "Pistis Sophia", book "LATER POSTSCRIPT" (corpus/incoming/marcion/texts/coptic-sahidic/Pistis-Sophia-(I-IV)-complete-coptic-text.msql.bz2); print edition credited by Marcion: Pistis Sophia (Askew Codex), ed. J. H. Petermann, Berlin 1851, with M. G. Schwartze's Latin translation — "a compilation of available versions of this document containing all pages of Coptic text" (marcion.sourceforge.net/gnosis/pistis-sophia.html)

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