Hmm.. OK. Interesting. I guess Blayney missed one ... though I don't know
that I like this change in general, as it's going to make it much more
difficult to search for things like "Caesar". Who spells it "Cesar"? Seems it
would have been best to have just left it the even more correct com
Thanks Donna,
The spellings of names that we changed in this way were all checked against the
1769 Blayney Oxford Edition. Ænon was not overlooked or missed. That’s how it
is in Blayney which was selected as our reference text, as documented in the
developers’ wiki.
cf. Many modern printings o
It seems that one of the primary changes in the new KJV module is to get rid of
the "ae" as composed "æ" or "Æ" and replace them with "e" or "E", respectively.
While I'm not sure that that's technically the correct spelling, as opposed to
just decomposing the character into "ae" and "AE", I wan
Dear All,
This is to announce that we have just now uploaded KJV
in the CrossWire (main) repository.
## Language:
English
## Description:
King James Version (1769) with Strongs Numbers and Morphology and CatchWords
## Category:
Biblical Text
## Version:
This is an update. Version: 3.1
## Wha
