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The Wycliffe Bible translation, in a programmatically usable JSON format.
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The Wycliffe Bible translation, in a programmatically usable JSON format.
The [raw text](./raw-text) was originally sourced from
[](http://wesley.nnu.edu/fileadmin/imported_site/biblical_studies/wycliffe/).
All JSON files are constructed programmatically from the raw text, and placed
inside the [dist](./dist) folder.
There is an [index of books](./dist/index.json) that you can use
to list books or whatnot. That file is an array of objects like this:
```json
{
"name": "1 Paralipomenon",
"normalized": "paralipomenon1"
}
```
The name of the book, as translated in the Wycliffe version.
The normalized name of the book, which serves as the reference to
the JSON file.
You can use the `normalized` property of the index to get the book file,
e.g. [dist/paralipomenon1.json](./dist/paralipomenon1.json) to
get 1 Chronicles.
Each book file is an array of objects containing the following properties:
* `chapter` *(number)* The chapter number.
* `verse` *(number)* The verse number.
* `text` *(string)* The text of the verse.
An example object looks like this:
```json
{
"chapter": 1,
"verse": 3,
"text": "Enoch, Matussale, Lameth;"
}
```
As best as I can tell, the Wycliffe translation is in the public domain.
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under the [Very Open License](http://veryopenlicense.com):
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