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Even apart from the sentences that do not have a Devanagari danda at the end, there are also instances of verses that seem to have a punctuation markmissing from the end of line position.
It may be that lists were prone to being vulnerable to this kind of keyboarding omission.
One example is in Ezra 2:43-54 where it is apparent that the comma found in some verses is missing in equivalent positions in the same list.
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Even apart from the sentences that do not have a Devanagari danda at the end, there are also instances of verses that seem to have a punctuation mark missing from the end of line position.
It may be that lists were prone to being vulnerable to this kind of keyboarding omission.
One example is in Ezra 2:43-54 where it is apparent that the comma found in some verses is missing in equivalent positions in the same list.
Screenshot from PocketSword.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: