T-S A13.9
Repository title: Bible
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Where the verses are
262 verses placed on 15sides of T-S A13.9. Select a verse to see it on the leaf.
Davis's catalogue records which verses this fragment holds — Psalms 12:9–28:2; 31:16–34:1; 37:34–49:10; 50:8–12; 51:9–13; 55:13–68:20. That record is authoritative. The positions below are ours and are machine-derived: they say which side each verse is on and where on the leaf, which the catalogue does not state.
4 further verses were located on this fragment but are not shown: they were anchored to a line that does not read as biblical text, and boxes in that class were measured wrong more often than right. They are withheld rather than displayed with a caveat.
Side 1 — catalogue label “1v”
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Side 2 — catalogue label “2v”
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Side 3 — catalogue label “3r”
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Side 4 — catalogue label “3v”
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Side 5 — catalogue label “4r”
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Side 6 — catalogue label “4v”
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Side 7 — catalogue label “5r”
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Side 8 — catalogue label “5v”
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Side 9 — catalogue label “6v”
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Side 10 — catalogue label “7r”
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Side 11 — catalogue label “8r”
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Side 12 — catalogue label “8v”
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Side 13 — catalogue label “9v”
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Side 14 — catalogue label “10r”
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Side 15 — catalogue label “10v”
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How reliable this is. In a blind check of 80 unflagged verses, scored against the words each verse should open with, 6.25% of boxes were on the wrong line or on non-biblical text — an error rate somewhere between 2.7% and 13.8%, with 80 as the sample. That measures where the box sits, given the verse it was matched to; it is not a separate check that the match itself is right.
The recogniser reads one text block per photograph; anything outside it — a second leaf on an open bifolium, for instance — is not indexed. Positions cover 131 of the 11,058 fragments in the Davis index (1.2%). Precision is the disjoint rate, 1 in 433 (0.23%).
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Cite as: Open Masorah manuscript 211 — T-S A13.9.
https://www.openmasorah.com/manuscripts/211
