On Nadab: Text and Manuscripts
Go to the Kings of Judah and Israel, Part 1 group, the Visual edition.
Image excerpts from the manuscripts (as grouped by main graph versions) are the result of tool-based image annotation (via Cadmus) or manual extraction. For each manuscript version only these visually annotated manuscripts are listed here. For the grouping of all manuscripts we provide a separate list (Manuscript groups). Transcriptions are semi-diplomatic following project specific rules.
Version
Iste Nadab obsidens
iebeton
urbem philistino
rum. occisus est
a baasa.
Version 1
Manuscript group AT1
Iste nadab
obsidens iebeton urbem
philis
tinorum
occisus est a baasa.
Manuscript group BE1
Manuscript group FR1
Manuscript group FR2
Iste nadab obsidens gebethon urbem phylisti
norum
occisus est. a baasa.
Manuscript group GB3
Manuscript group GB6
Iste nadab obsidens iebeton urbem philisti
norum. occisus a baasa.
Version 2
Manuscript group AT3
Manuscript group FR3
Citation recommendation
On Nadab: Text and Manuscripts. In: Peter of Poitiers' Compendium historiae: a research platform and edition, ed. by Andrea Worm, et al., Graz: 2026. https://gams.uni-graz.at/query:chigc.thirdlayer?params=$1|t-nadab.
Credits
- Data modeling, data curation and web design: Jakob Sonnberger
- Project principal investigators: Andrea Worm, Roman Bleier and Patrick Sahle
- Mercator Fellows: Laura Cleaver and Franz Fischer