1-apocr-apoc-jn

Code and data to create a freely-available, openly-licensed, morphologically annotated edition of the First Apocryphal Apocalypse of John.

For more information on this wonderful text (which uses vocabulary familiar for most readers of the Greek NT), see the e-Clavis entry: First Apocryphal Apocalypse of John.

License

This work (data) is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC-BY-SA-4.0).

The code (python scripts) are licensed under the MIT License.

First Apocryphal Apocalypse of John Greek Morphology

The text of the First Apocryphal Apocalypse of John reflects the text used in Rick Brannan's The First Apocryphal Apocalypse of John: A Greek Reader published by Appian Way Press in 2018. Brannan's edition uses the Greek text from Tischendorf. It has been proofread against Tischendorf's edition multiple times and should reflect Tischendorf's text well, even with some typo corrections found along the way.

The output currently mimicks the record style of MorphGNT. Note that I've also added a column for "language" and "source" to the record.

The code within the repo takes a source internal to Rick, which is not in a state to be released, and prepares this edition for public release.

Codes and Fields

Columns

• book/chapter/verse
  • unlike MorphGNT, I use 1AAJn.chap.verse where chap is the chapter number and verse is the verse number.
  • 1AAJn has a chapter 0 which should be referred to as the title.
• part of speech
• parsing code
• text (including punctuation)
• word (with punctuation stripped)
• normalized word (using Tauber's greek_normalisation Python library
• lemma
• language (grc)
• source (RWB). This is source for both lemma and morphology string.

Part of Speech Code (Greek)

• A- adjective
• C- conjunction
• D- adverb
• I- interjection
• N- noun
• NP noun, proper (not in Tauber)
• NU number (not in Tauber)
• P- preposition
• RA definite article
• RC reciprocal pronoun
• RD demonstrative pronoun
• RF reflexive pronoun
• RI interrogative/indefinite pronoun
• RK correlative pronoun
• RP personal pronoun
• RR relative pronoun
• RS possessive pronoun
• TL transliterated (not in Tauber)
• V- verb
• X- particle

Parsing Code (Greek)

• person (1=1st, 2=2nd, 3=3rd)
• tense (P=present, I=imperfect, F=future, A=aorist, X=perfect, Y=pluperfect)
• voice (A=active, M=middle, P=passive, U=middle/passive)
• mood (I=indicative, D=imperative, S=subjunctive, O=optative, N=infinitive, P=participle)
• case (N=nominative, G=genitive, D=dative, A=accusative, V=vocative)
• number (S=singular, P=plural)
• gender (M=masculine, F=feminine, N=neuter)
• degree (C=comparative, S=superlative)

Disclaimer

Disclaimer: This is totally an in-my-spare-time and as-I-feel-inspired kind of project. And I don't have a lot of spare time. No promises about status and finishing, use at your own risk, etc.