There have been a number of changes noted through the LLR utility, where Cat-A is the latest catalog from April 24 and Cat-B is from April 22.
1. Authors (the period after "Maurice")
- The Greek New Testament, Fourth Revised Edition (with Morphology)
Cat-A Author(s): Kurt Aland; Matthew Black; Carlo M. Martini; Bruce M. Metzger; Maurice. Robinson; Allen Wikgren
Cat-B Author(s): Kurt Aland; Matthew Black; Carlo M. Martini; Bruce M. Metzger; Maurice A. Robinson; Allen Wikgren
- The Greek New Testament, Fourth Revised Edition (Interlinear with Morphology)
Cat-A Author(s): Kurt Aland; Matthew Black; Carlo M. Martini; Bruce M. Metzger; Maurice. Robinson; Allen Wikgren
Cat-B Author(s): Kurt Aland; Matthew Black; Carlo M. Martini; Bruce M. Metzger; Maurice A. Robinson; Allen Wikgren
2. There are many Subject changes like:-
The Lexham Syntactic Greek New Testament
Cat-A Subjects: "Bible--N.T.--Greek."
Cat-B Subjects: "Bible. N.T.--Greek."
What is the significance of the added characters before N.T. as the majority of subjects are like Cat-B?
3. Greek has been dropped from Subjects - this affects collection rules
- The Lexham Clausal Outlines of the Greek New Testament
Cat-A Subjects: "Bible--N.T."
Cat-B Subjects: "Bible. N.T.", "Bible. N.T.--Greek."
- The Lexham Clausal Outlines of the Greek New Testament: SBL Edition
Cat-A Subjects: "Bible--N.T."
Cat-B Subjects: "Bible. N.T.", "Bible. N.T.--Greek."
- The New Testament in the Original Greek
Cat-A Subjects: "Bible--N.T."
Cat-B Subjects: "Bible. N.T.--Greek."
- The OpenText.org Syntactically Analyzed Greek New Testament
Cat-A Subjects: "Bible--N.T."
Cat-B Subjects: "Bible. N.T.", "Bible. N.T.--Greek."