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Does anyone know if there's something on par with Standard Ebooks quality and "remastering scrutiny" with a focus for old religious books like the above? > Maj
by jxramos 6y ago
Does anyone know if there's something on par with Standard Ebooks quality and "remastering scrutiny" with a focus for old religious books like the above?
> Major religious texts from modern world religions, like the Bible or the Koran, will not be accepted. Texts about religion will usually be accepted. Texts from historical religious movements that were culturally influential but are now defunct, or are otherwise not significant in modern times, might be accepted; ask first.
https://standardebooks.org/contribute/accepted-ebooks https://standardebooks.org/contribute/accepted-ebooks
- lionsdan 6y agoThe Christian Classics Ethereal Library (https://ccel.org https://ccel.org) versions are pretty decent and in a variety of formats. Rule of St. Benedict is at https://ccel.org/ccel/benedict/rule/rule https://ccel.org/ccel/benedict/rule/rule
- jxramos 6y agoGreat find! This Theological Markup Language (ThML) seems pretty interesting. https://ccel.org/ThML/index.html https://ccel.org/ThML/index.html