Chapters and verses ... well not quite

I would like the pericope comparison to show the ancient divisions and lectionary divisions not just the contemporary Bible translations divisions. I.E. I want

kephalaia
Vaticanus divisions
Ammonian sections (thanks for the Eusebian canons)
Euthalius' sense-lines
Andreas of
Cæsarea's divisions
parashiyot, aliyots ....

And If these are not on the near horizon, I'd like the format of the pericope datasets to create them ... if that is at all workable.

Anyone else interested in more logical divisions than chapter and verse?

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Friedrich

Not sure, MJ. I am unfamiliar with the bulk of those 6 you bullet-point. Still, I have often thought I would like to be able to disable chapter/verse, and even paragraph sectioning, just to read and study and come to my own conclusions on flow of argument, etc.

I am unclear on how easy it would be to manually create all those different approaches you cite, but I would think it would be rather easy to switch on and off ch/vrs numbers.

Bob Pritchett

We can build the pericope sets from an Excel sheet with column A the section title and column B the verse range.

We don't have plans for these right now -- I hadn't heard of them! -- but if you'd like to submit them we could integrate them at some point in the future.