Documentary Audit Evidence
Source-Based Audit of Punctuation and Editorial Marks
Every detected punctuation and editorial-mark finding was compared directly with the corresponding image of Scrivener's 1887 printed Greek New Testament. The printed page governed every determination.
Verse records7,957
Original findings67
Verified as printed63
Confirmed corrections4
Pending review0
Image references227
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The complete decision history remains inspectable.
The initial run identified 67 candidate findings. 63 were confirmed as faithful to the printed source. 4 were confirmed as genuine transcription defects, corrected in the controlled dataset, and verified as absent from the final run.
Documentary authority. The printed page, not the electronic text or automated detector, determined the final reading.
Read-only public record. The public report displays official review decisions and does not permit website visitors to alter them.
Shared image architecture. All audit pages may reuse the single root-level
merged_images directory.Scope. The audit examines punctuation, quotation marks, parentheses, spacing, elision marks, detached diacritics, Greek numeral signs, and verse-final punctuation patterns. It supplements the independent alphabetic integrity audit.