NuBerea/pericope-features

Per-pericope feature tables for the Old and New Testaments. A pericope — the traditional unit of a self-contained biblical passage — is the unit of observation: each row is one pericope, annotated with aggregated signals covering source-critical attribution, tradition-chain and quotation linkage between the Testaments, doublet (repeated-narrative) membership, Hebrew poetic parallelism, and syntactic profile. One config covers New Testament pericopes, one covers Old Testament pericopes.

The dataset supports quantitative work in biblical studies — source criticism, intertextuality, and the reception of the Old Testament in the New — at the passage level. All values are computed aggregates (identifiers, references, labels, and numeric scores) derived within the NuBerea project; no source-text content is redistributed here.

License

CC-BY-4.0. Derived feature data produced by the NuBerea project (2026) from public-domain and openly licensed biblical corpora curated within the NuBerea estate.

Full specification

Column-level schemas, per-config documentation, and build provenance are available in the gated SPEC accompanying this dataset (request access on this repo).