NET notes fonts

[Gontroppo]

I am ploughing through 1 Corinthians 7 in the NET Bible, in preparation for preaching on Sunday. In the notes for verse 5 I have come across a couple of those oblong boxes you get when a character is not displayed correctly. Anyone remember those from some displays of

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Is this a BibleWorks 6 with all the latest updates fault, or is there something wrong on my beastie?

David McKay

o[ti o` qeo.j o` eivpw,n\ evk sko,touj fw/j la,myei(

o]j e;lamyen evn tai/j kardi,aij h`mw/n

pro.j fwtismo.n th/j gnw,sewj th/j do,xhj tou/ qeou/

evn prosw,pw| ÎVIhsou/Ð Cristou/Å

[Philip Brown]

NET Notes (1Co 7:5)





5 tc Most later witnesses (¥2 Û sy) add "fasting and" (th/| nhstei,a| kai,, teÒ neÒsteia kai) before "prayer." But such an addition is motivated by ascetic concerns; further, its lack in î11vid,46 ¥* A B C D F G P Y 33 1739 1881 2464 al latt co argues decisively against its authenticity.


6 tn Grk "and be together again."



Hi, David,



I'd suggest deleting your bw*.ttf fonts from your fonts folder and reinstalling them from the BibleWorks 6\ folder.



That will probably fix it.



Philip

[Gontroppo]

G'day
Now I'm even more confused
Isn't the character before the 2 one of those funny markers, when a character isn't represented properly, or is it meant to look like that?

David McKay

[Philip Brown]

Hi, Dave,

The character before the 2 is the Hebrew letter Aleph, which in NT textual criticism stands for the manuscript called Sinaiticus. The next funky letter is a Gothic M which is the sigla for the majority of the Byzantine NT manuscripts. The fancy P later on is the sigla for papyri.

Hope that helps some.

Philip Brown

[Gontroppo]

G'day Phil
So I do have a problem!
I assumed that you were seeing what I was seeing! Dumb, aren't I?

Must try your install thing!

David McKay
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[Gontroppo]

... as we musicians say!

Thanks, Phil!
I wonder how that happened!

David McKay