- Although I am in the Outline Browser, I assumed the drop down list was still pericopes ... although it would be very nice to be able to select from the outline titles & ranges.
- After a bit of research I decide this line was probably representing this resource: Sawyer, Leicester Ambrose. The New Testament, Translated from the Original Greek, with Chronological Arrangement of the Sacred Books, and Improved Divisions of Chapters and Verses. Revised and Improved. Boston: Walker, Wise, & Company, 1861.
- This resource has no outlines so I assume this is a pericope.
- I discovered this resource has no pericope set available for the Compare Pericope tool ... I would assume that there should be a one-to-one correspondence between being in a pericope set and being in the pericope list. This particular book has treated each chapter as a pericope ... but uses it's own chapter boundaries.
- The actual title given for the pericope of Mark 17 is "AN ADDITION BY AN UNKNOWN WRITER" which to me is a bit more descriptive than "SAWYER1861 Mark 17" in that the former would lead me to guess "long ending of Mark" while the latter leads me to what is "SAWYER1861"
- Or is this an oddity coming out of the verse mapping routine? I'm really stretching to make sense of this.
So why does this pericope have this format? Are there others like this in the sense of being far from expected? And why won't it pop up as a pericope if I start typing SAWYER in the reference box?
