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Edition and numbering
Digital transcription in the Clementine tradition, using the 1598 Editio Typica as its reference. The project chiefly used Colunga and Turrado (1946), with Vercellone (1861) and Hetzenauer (1914).
Contains 73 canonical books. The printed Clementine appendices Oratio Manassae, Esdras III and Esdras IV are not included in this transcription.
References use this Clementine edition’s numbering. No automatic conversion to another Bible’s Psalm or verse numbering is applied.
Latin text: The Clementine Vulgate Project. Public domain.
The Clementine editions postdate the Arbatel of 1575. This reader supplies scriptural context; it is not identified as the author’s precise biblical source.
Biblia Sacra — Clementine Vulgate. Clementine tradition · digital transcription. Hermetic Cloud, https://hermeticcloud.com/library/vulgate/. The 73 canonical books of the selected digital text; its traditional appendices are not included.
Latin text: The Clementine Vulgate Project, released into the public domain. Source spelling, poetry, paragraph divisions, labels and verse numbering are retained.