[osis-core] osisWorkType

[Patrick Durusau]

Chris,

I don't remember the earlier conversation clearly enough to know why we 
would have favored NRSVA. Actually your note prompted me to look at the 
Harper Collins version of the NRSV and it says (in the introduction from 
the Harper Collins version that the NRSV (itself) contains the 
Apocrypha, making it "the most inclusive English version now commonly 
available." So, I guess NRSV works for the Apocyrpha as well.

(Learn something new everyday, well try to at any rate.)

Hope you are having a great day!

Patrick

  Chris Little wrote:
> Patrick,
> 
> NRSVA is the NRSV + Apocrypha.  "NRSV" is probably sufficient and more 
> accurate, but early on I think we identified "NRSVA" as the abbreviation 
> we intended to use.  Maybe there's some reasoning to it beyond what I 
> can think of and recollect right now.
> 
> I believe CCEL uses "NRSVA" extensively and I've used it in a few 
> documents as well--not that changing would be all that difficult.
> 
> --Chris
> 
> Patrick Durusau wrote:
> 
>> Chris,
>>
>> Thanks for the corrections!
>>
>> Help me here a little: NRSVA = ???
>>
>> BTW, will correct the NA27 and use the list from MAT.
>>
>> Hope you are having a great day!
>>
>> Patrick
> 
> 
> 
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Patrick Durusau
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Society of Biblical Literature
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