24 December 2025
Statement diagrams based on LXX 3.2
This is a short extension to yesterday's technical communication.
Based on the newest version (3.2) of the LXX module
in the SWORD Project, bibref
has been updated to work with the most up-to-date freely available Greek texts of the Old and New Testaments.
The statement diagrams have been generated accordingly:
- For the module SBLGNT here,
- and for the module StatResGNT here.
You can try the web version of bibref directly in your web browser
or download it for installation on your computer.
In case you would like to have a practical overview on usage,
please check out this YouTube video.
Continue reading…
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- 20 April 2025—An online Qt GUI version of bibref
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- 7 February 2025—Update to LXX 3.0: Part 2
- 5 February 2025—Deuterocanonical books in the bibref project
- 23 January 2025—Statements connecting LXX and StatResGNT
- 6 January 2025—Treasure of Count Goldenwald
- 2 January 2025—Statements on Bible references: Part 2
- 22 August 2024—Compiling and running bibref-qt on Wine
- 5 August 2024—Statements on Bible references
- 30 July 2024—Difficulty of geometry statements
- 11 March 2024—Qt version of bibref
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- 30 August 2023—XaoS in WebAssembly
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- 31 July 2022—Isaiah, a second summary
- 25 July 2022—Matthew, a summary
- 17 July 2022—On the Wuppertal Project, concerning Matthew
- 28 June 2022—Terminals on the web
- 7 April 2022—A summary
- 2 April 2022—Compiling Giac via MSYS2/CLANG32
- 30 March 2022—Isaiah: Part 7
- 23 March 2022—Isaiah: Part 6
- 15 March 2022—Isaiah: Part 5
- 7 March 2022—Isaiah: Part 4
- 2 March 2022—Isaiah: Part 3
- 26 February 2022—Isaiah: Part 2
- 19 February 2022—Isaiah: Part 1
- 15 February 2022—A classification of structure diagrams
- 12 February 2022—Supporting logic with technology: Part 2
- 7 February 2022—The Psalms: Part 2
- 6 February 2022—The Psalms
- 5 February 2022—A summary on the Romans
- 3 February 2022—Non-literal matches in the Romans: Part 2
- 2 February 2022—Non-literal matches: Jaccard distance
- 1 February 2022—Literal matches: the minunique and getrefs algorithms
- 31 January 2022—Literal matches: minimal uniquity and maximal extension
- 26 January 2022—Non-literal matches in the Romans
- 24 January 2022—Developing Giac with Qt Creator on Windows
- 23 January 2022—A student of Gamaliel's
- 20 January 2022—Reproducibility and imperfection
- 17 January 2022—Order in chaos
- 12 January 2022—Web version of bibref
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- 28 October 2021—Proving inequalities
- 27 October 2021—Discovering geometric inequalities
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- 9 July 2021—Embedding realgeom in GeoGebra
- 26 January 2021—ApplyMap
- 25 January 2021—Comparison improvements
- 29 December 2020—Pete-Dőtsch theorem
- 18 November 2020—Ellipsograph of Archimedes as a simple LEGO construction
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- 6 October 2020—Better language support…
- 29 September 2020—A new GeoGebra version with better angle bisectors…
- 28 September 2020—I restart my blog…
- …newest entry (as of 15 January 2026)
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