English Greek Finalized - done General - I absolutely agree. Ἀδελφὸν in l. 10 is a typo, I didn't notice. For Ἀφυχίω on the verso, of course N. Gonis is right. I think he should be credited for the observation on the gamma. For ωι, I don't insist. This peculiar way to write omegas, seemingly resembling or originating from an original ωι, is found in other πpapyri too. So, please disregard my note. For μεταμελήσῃς in l. 20, I'll send you an edited image to show how I see sigma, which I think is there. There is a correction by the scribe, even a possible μεταμελί̣σῃς. I think I was too fixated on seeing an eta. Vote - Accept-Straight-to-Finalization - The ed.pr. has ἀδελφὼν, not ἀδελφὸν in line 10, thus Balamoshev's reading should not really be a PN correction, though the |reg| is needed. I'm not entirely convinced of the iota adscript on the verso (if there, then also on the preceding ἀδελφῷ?), but the discrepancy with the ed.pr., which has Ἀφυγχίῳ, seems to (or should) revolve around the gamma (see Gonis's remarks). Vote - AcceptText - The new readings in lines 9 and 10 are fine. In lin19, μεταμελή̣σῃς carries a lot of conviction; I cannot rule out that sigma was omitted by mistake. Something only for the apparatus (at best). In lin22 I suppose the new reading is Ἀφυχίωι, replacing ed.'s Ἀφυγχίωι; |reg| needed in that case. In lin16, add accents to the irregular readings. Submit - Corrections and BL 7 integration. Commit - Corrections: l. 8-9 δυνά|μεθα => δυνάμεθε (l. δυνάμεθα); l. 10 ἀδελφὸν => ἀδελφὼν (l. ἀδελφὸν); l. 20 μεταμεληῃς (l. μεταμελήσῃς) => μεταμελή̣σῃς; l. 22 Ἀφυγχίῳ => Ἀφυγχίωι. In line 16, I've used a joint ταβασκατα (reg. to τὰ ἀβάσκαντα) instead of the angle brackets < >, which give a false impression of the author's intention. In fact, it should be τ᾽ἀβάσκατα (l. τ᾽ ἀβάσκαντα) or τἀβάσκατα (l. τἀβάσκαντα). This is a general phenomenon of how texts are printed. I've also noticed the same with the final sigma-initial sigma cases. In l. 16 a BL 7 correction: Ἐλευθερα => ἐλευθέρα. Commit - Corrections: l. 8-9 δυνά|μεθα => δυνάμεθε (l. δυνάμεθα); l. 10 ἀδελφὸν => ἀδελφὼν (l. ἀδελφὸν); l. 20 μεταμεληῃς (l. μεταμελήσῃς) => μεταμελή̣σῃς; l. 22 Ἀφυγχίῳ => Ἀφυγχίωι. In line 16, I've used a joint ταβασκατα (reg. to τὰ ἀβάσκαντα) instead of the angle brackets < >, which give a false impression of the author's intention. In fact, it should be τ᾽ἀβάσκατα (l. τ᾽ ἀβάσκαντα) or τἀβάσκατα (l. τἀβάσκαντα). This is a general phenomenon of how texts are printed. I've also noticed the same with the final sigma-initial sigma cases. rationalized languages in langUsage changed editor names to URIs Automatic insertion of lb tags into origs to match existing lb tags in the reg changed type=inWord to break=no Second automated transfer of accents across reg-orig pairs Automatically updated revision description Automated transfer of accents across reg-orig pairs moved linebreak and missing characters into reg batch converted all tei:sic to tei:orig and tei:corr to tei:reg changed schema; added xml:space=preserve; indented; changed sic to surplus; moved title/@n to idno Added language la-Grek Converted from TEI P4 (EpiDoc DTD v. 6) to P5 (EpiDoc RNG schema) Automated split from transcoder files III/IV spc ?