what are the arguments in "secondary source: how the apocalypse came to be received as derivative, secondary and marginal (ea-secondary-source-01 v1.2)" by johannes sigil (alexanarch deposit #1741, axn:0c15)? ground your answer in a reading of the text itself.
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Latest status:'SECONDARY SOURCE' V1.2 (#1741) ON CHATGPT, SIGNED OUT — THE THREE OPERATIONS, THE FOUR NAMES OF 19:11–16, THE KERNEL K1–K10 READ AS A TEST; SPITTA GIVEN BOUSSET'S COPYIST; THE PAPER'S OWN UNDECIDED DATE CARRIED
Latest observation: 2026-11-07
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Originator: Johannes Sigil · inside the archive · work
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'SECONDARY SOURCE' V1.2 (#1741) ON CHATGPT, SIGNED OUT — THE THREE OPERATIONS, THE FOUR NAMES OF 19:11–16, THE KERNEL K1–K10 READ AS A TEST; SPITTA GIVEN BOUSSET'S COPYIST; THE PAPER'S OWN UNDECIDED DATE CARRIED· ChatGPT· 2026-11-07
SECONDARY SOURCE V1.2 (#1741), CHATGPT SIGNED OUT, 2026-11-07, the record page's link text: Johannes Sigil, #1741, AXN:0C15. One corpus counted as many; ancestors supplied, descendants removed, the source installed elsew