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 "seat": "EA-CORPORA-34/13",
 "title": "Franz Delitzsch, Handschriftliche Funde, Heft 1: Die Erasmischen Entstellungen des Textes der Apokalypse (Leipzig, 1861)",
 "edition": "Delitzsch, Handschriftliche Funde (1861), the Archive's text layer",
 "language": "deu+grc",
 "license": {
  "payload": "Delitzsch (died 1890) is public domain everywhere.",
  "record": "CC-BY-4.0 applies to this seat record only."
 },
 "fetched": "2026-11-05",
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    "source": "Internet Archive",
    "identifier": "handschriftlich00deligoog",
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    "files": [
     "handschriftlich00deligoog_djvu.txt"
    ]
   }
  ],
  "fetched": "2026-11-05",
  "transport": "in-session fetch (Transport D); No-Double-Draw"
 },
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 "normalization": "The Internet Archive's own text layer (_djvu.txt) as served, under original/<identifier>/, copied to text/<slug>.ocr.txt with line endings normalized. The PDF of each item is held by reference at its Archive URL and not copied. No text was corrected by hand; the loci keep the OCR's readings.",
 "scope": "The volume whole, held for Reuchlin's codex of the Apocalypse with Andreas's commentary, rediscovered by Delitzsch, and Erasmus's use of it in 1516.",
 "verified_loci": [
  "the title: the Erasmian distortions of the text of the Apocalypse, shown from Reuchlin's codex thought lost — 'DIE ERASMISCHEN ENTSTELLUNGEN DES TEXTES DER APOKALYPSE, NACHGEWIESEN AUS DEM VERLOREN GEGLAUBTEN CODEX REUCHLINS'"
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 "why_seated": "The one exemplar of the first printed Apocalypse, and what Erasmus did where it failed: §3.5a.",
 "spine": "EA-CORPORA-34 (#1740)",
 "ruling": "Lee Sharks, 2026-11-05 11:02 EST: \"we should also be tracking material manuscript transmission and succession, that seems particularly important with revelation and less-often and -critically studied than pure reception\"; on the seating, 11:11 EST: \"lets bundle the 35 sources with 34 and version in place - theyre of a piece\"; the standing rule for the seating of 09:03 EST: \"lets gather up and seat the sources we'll need for this one prior to writing. still under rebekah cranes for the ea-corpora, and with reference to the research occasion\".",
 "research": {
  "study": "Secondary Source: the reception of the Apocalypse as derivative, secondary and marginal",
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  "draft": "not yet drafted; the locus table is rebuild/secondary-source/LOCI.md",
  "locus_table": "design v0.4 §4.1 and LOCI.md",
  "owed_at": "the debts of design v0.4 §5 for carriage and succession (§2.5, §3.5a)",
  "for": "design v0.4 §3.5a"
 },
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  "hex_of": "#1740 (AXN:0C12.DATASET.🚪🔻🌀🔚🌘🌔)",
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  "glyph_table": "v2.1",
  "assigned": "2026-11-05"
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}