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Thompson, Jeremy, ed. 2020. Lists of Biblical People, Places, Things, and Events. Bellingham, WA: Faithlife.

This resource lacks any front material meaning that there is no description of what data is covered in the Deuterocanonical Books/Pseudepigrapha section ... leaving me unable to verify the accuracy of the data ...

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Philana R. Crouch

I've let the Content team know about this.

Sean Boisen

Thompson, Jeremy, ed. 2020. Lists of Biblical People, Places, Things, and Events. Bellingham, WA: Faithlife.

This resource lacks any front material meaning that there is no description of what data is covered in the Deuterocanonical Books/Pseudepigrapha section ... leaving me unable to verify the accuracy of the data ...

I'll ask Jeremy about adding some front matter. But (as you've likely inferred) this is a very eclectic mix derived from querying many different datasets, so there isn't a simple answer to which sections do or don't include the Deuterocanon. It really comes down to: if the source dataset covers the deuterocanon, then the lists from that dataset probably do too, otherwise they don't.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1133490#Comment_1133490

I'll ask Jeremy about adding some front matter. But (as you've likely inferred) this is a very eclectic mix derived from querying many different datasets, so there isn't a simple answer to which sections do or don't include the Deuterocanon. It really comes down to: if the source dataset covers the deuterocanon, then the lists from that dataset probably do too, otherwise they don't.

Thanks for the answer. I do understand as this is in keeping with my experience with FL.But do o you have any idea how ridiculous " if the source dataset covers the deuterocanon, then the lists from that dataset probably do too, otherwise they don't" sounds to someone who spent a career producing checks for a billion/year payroll and had to balance to the penny? Or who lost credit on an essay for mixing transliteration schemes inside quotes of authors who used the two schemes?