NuBerea/source-analysis

NuBerea Source Analysis

Source-critical analysis of the Hebrew Bible, Septuagint, New Testament, Vulgate, and Second Temple literature. The dataset carries machine-generated source and tradition annotations at the verse level — the classical concerns of source criticism (documentary strata in the Old Testament, corpus structure in the New Testament, the pathway of Old Testament traditions into New Testament citation) expressed as structured data — together with semantic-domain feature layers for the associated Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic, and Latin corpora.

This dataset is part of the NuBerea curated corpus estate for biblical-studies research. Access to the underlying data is gated; this card is provided for identification and licensing purposes. The full specification (schemas, per-config documentation, provenance, and methodology) is available behind the gate.

License

Licensed CC BY 4.0. NuBerea project.

Attribution

This dataset is derived from the following upstream sources, whose licenses require attribution:

Source	License
Westminster Leningrad Codex 4.20, J. Alan Groves Center	Public Domain
MACULA Hebrew Linguistic Datasets	CC BY 4.0
MACULA Greek Linguistic Datasets	CC BY 4.0
CenterBLC LXX	CC BY 4.0

Scholarly References

• Faigenbaum-Golovin, S. et al. (2025). "Critical biblical studies via word frequency analysis." PLOS ONE 20(6), e0322905.
• Yoffe, N. et al. (2023). "A Statistical Exploration of the Priestly Source in Genesis and Exodus." Findings of ACL 2023.
• Beijen, E. & De Heide, R. (2025). "Authorship Verification of the Disputed Pauline Letters through Deep Learning." HIPHIL Novum 10(1).
• Pracht, E. B. & McCauley, T. (2025). "Paul's Style and the Problem of the Pastoral Letters." Open Theology 11, 20240034.