It might be a painful process for you. The utilities Victor mentioned would only work if the text were in a standard encoding, which it is not. They are in Beta encoding, the manual for which can be found here:
http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/beta/key.html You only need the Greek parts, of course. For the Unicode equivalents, you can read the Greek codepoint chart at unicode.org. I would suggest using Perl to convert between the two, unless something else is more comfortable. Alternatives including adding a new encoding to ICU or getting the text elswhere, such as Unbound Bible. --Chris
