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datePublished | 2023-11-08 |
name | South Efate documents, keyboarded versions of early texts written in South Efate. |
description | South Efate documents, keyboarded versions of early texts written in South Efate. NT3-NadusIskei is the first book from Efate. NT3-catechism is the Efatese primer catechism and hymn book from 1911, text and images of the original. NT3-kenesis is Keyboarded from Genesis translated by Rev. J.Cosh (1874) NT3-scripturehistory, 1923,"Scripture History: Efate New Hebrides 1923. NT3-sope,Stories by Pastor Sope, Handwritten manuscript kept by Shirley Macrae (not the same as NT3-storian). NT3-storian. A rendering of the Sope stories into current usage, "Storian Blong Pastor Sope long lanwis blong Saot Efate we oli bin kamaot samples long yia 1950," Endis Kalsarap translated them into modern South Efate and into Bislama. The Sesake (a north Efate variety) document is a transcription of Bishop Patteson's manuscript. |
publisher | Nick Thieberger |
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license | Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions) |
copyrightNotice | Open (subject to agreeing to PDSC access conditions) |
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