I'll post my 1 Enoch source text so you can have something to examine and model off of.
Diatheke isn't curently set to handle GenBooks, but it's a future goal and shouldn't be difficult to implement (in theory). Doing a good interface might be a bigger problem. Having considered this problem myself, I can tell you that, for the most part, CCEL just has books copied from the Non-Canonical Homepage (wesley.nnu.edu) (except resources that are different). And the Non-Canonical Homepage has data in a pretty poor state. Most of the texts are scans from R.H. Charles' work, without any cleanup. The problem with this is that verse numbers in APOT are in the margin, but actual verse breaks happen mid-column, so lots of verse numbers need to be moved before anything else can be done. This might be a good distributed editing project, though I don't know whether it falls better in CrossWire's or CCEL's domain. Essentially, you'll need to do something like $$$1Enoch/1/1 Enoch woke up one morning and decided to write a book.... $$$1Enoch/1/2 In his book... etc. We need to decide on regularized book names (for which we should probably use SBL abbreviations, so I'll post a list that I compiled a while ago) and we need to decide whether to do collections of books or individual books as modules (I would opt for the former, collecting books from APOT into a single module, for example). But if we do an Apocrypha module, we should do that separately. We also would need to decide which translation to use for this, unless someone decides to implement Apocrypha support in Sword very soon, in which case we can just add them to individual modules that require them. --Chris
