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Evidence exits
Inspect 21 bounded external exits and nine passage audits across manuscript catalogues, provider facsimiles, licensed text, public-domain editions, critical bibliography, rights policies, and custodial context.
Leave every Christ.cx summary through a stable provider, catalogue, text-license, edition, policy, or custodial-context exit—and see exactly what the exit can and cannot establish.
Phase 30 maps bounded external destinations across all nine passage dossiers and records each source family’s evidentiary role. Provider-controlled images remain link-only. No ancient transcription, complete cross-language collation, provider image, or copyrighted critical edition is reproduced on Christ.cx.
Evidence-exit inventory
The inventory distinguishes material catalogues, digital facsimiles, licensed text, public-domain-era editions, critical bibliography, rights policies, and custodial context.
Source discovery
21 of 21 exits shown
Source-family grammar
A manuscript catalogue identifies an object. A facsimile supports inspection. A license governs reuse. A critical bibliography identifies scholarship. None alone supplies a complete philological conclusion.
Provider record for a bounded physical witness or manuscript identity.
Provider image or page-level visual access; reuse remains provider-controlled unless licensed.
Text with an explicit reusable license and attribution requirements.
Historical edition available through a digital library; current critical status remains separate.
Bibliographic or review exit identifying a critical edition or publication series.
Provider terms that govern local reproduction, display, and reuse.
Collection-level context that prevents a record from appearing without institutional or geographic framing.
Passage audit directory
Each passage audit keeps material records, facsimiles, language layers, editions, bibliography, custody, rights, collation, publication, and named review separate.
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 1:9 · Jude 14–15, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 6–8, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 10–16, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 72–82, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 85–90, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 93:1–10 · 91:11–17, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 106–107, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 37–71, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
A bounded source-family audit for Book of Giants · 4Q203 and 4Q530, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
Provider exits
Series-level index for the official Discoveries in the Judaean Desert publication program.
The index supports identification of the relevant official publication series and volume-level bibliographic context.
The index does not itself provide a diplomatic transcription, adjudicate a disputed reading, or authorize local plate reproduction.
Citation: Orion Center, “Discoveries in the Judaean Desert Index.”
Passages: ENO-PAS-001, ENO-PAS-004, ENO-PAS-005, ENO-PAS-006, ENO-PAS-009, ENO-PAS-002, ENO-PAS-003, ENO-PAS-007, ENO-PAS-008
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-001, ENO-WIT-002, ENO-WIT-003, ENO-WIT-004, ENO-WIT-013, ENO-WIT-014
Review packets: CCX-EMR-02, CCX-EMR-03, CCX-EMR-08
Bibliographic exit confirming the edition’s title, editor, publisher, date, extent, and contemporary scholarly review context.
The record supports accurate citation metadata and identifies the edition requiring consultation for the Aramaic fragment publication history.
A review landing page does not expose the complete edition, authorize reproduction, or settle later corrections to Milik’s readings.
Citation: J. T. Milik, The Books of Enoch: Aramaic Fragments of Qumrân Cave 4, with Matthew Black (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1976).
Passages: ENO-PAS-001, ENO-PAS-008, ENO-PAS-009, ENO-PAS-002, ENO-PAS-003, ENO-PAS-004, ENO-PAS-005, ENO-PAS-006, ENO-PAS-007
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-012
Review packets: CCX-EMR-03, CCX-EMR-07, CCX-EMR-09
Collection-level context for Ethiopian and Eritrean manuscripts, including MS. Bruce 74.
The collection page supports a wider custodial and linguistic context rather than presenting one codex in isolation.
A European collection page cannot substitute for Ethiopian or Eritrean community authority, liturgical context, or named custodial review.
Citation: Bodleian Libraries, “Ethiopian and Eritrean Manuscripts,” Digital Bodleian.
Passages: ENO-PAS-001, ENO-PAS-002, ENO-PAS-003, ENO-PAS-004, ENO-PAS-005, ENO-PAS-006, ENO-PAS-007, ENO-PAS-008
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-008
Review packets: CCX-EMR-05, CCX-EMR-06
Direct provider image exit for the fragment identified by the provider as containing the first lines associated with 1 Enoch 1:9.
The image record enables visual inspection of the bounded fragment and links it to 4Q204.
The image may not be copied into Christ.cx without permission, and visual access alone does not replace epigraphic or language review.
Citation: Israel Antiquities Authority, “B-359528,” Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library.
Passages: ENO-PAS-001
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-002
Review packets: CCX-EMR-02, CCX-EMR-03
Provider facsimile and catalogue exit for a Geʽez codex containing Enoch with other scriptural works.
The record enables users to inspect a complete-codex context and confirms that the public route can leave the Christ.cx working summary for the holding institution.
The provider page does not establish the wording of an Aramaic original, the date of composition, or permission for local image reuse.
Citation: Bodleian Libraries, “MS. Bruce 74,” Digital Bodleian.
Passages: ENO-PAS-001, ENO-PAS-002, ENO-PAS-003, ENO-PAS-004, ENO-PAS-005, ENO-PAS-006, ENO-PAS-007, ENO-PAS-008
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-008
Review packets: CCX-EMR-05, CCX-EMR-06
Official image and catalogue exit for a later Greek Enoch witness covering 1 Enoch 106–107 and the transition into Melito.
The record supports the existence of an active Greek manuscript layer and provides a comparison point for the site’s transmission model.
This folio does not preserve 1 Enoch 1:9 and therefore cannot serve as the direct Greek passage witness for the judgment-oracle audit.
Citation: Chester Beatty, “BP XII f.13: Enoch 106.8–107.3; Melito 1–4,” Online Collections.
Passages: ENO-PAS-007
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-006
Review packets: CCX-EMR-04, CCX-EMR-07
Official Oxford digital-resource record for the narrow Greek Animal Apocalypse witness.
The record supports bounded access to the object metadata and digital resource for P.Oxy. XVII 2069.
The record does not provide a complete Greek Animal Apocalypse, settle textual dependence, or authorize unrestricted republication.
Citation: University of Oxford, “P.Oxy. XVII 2069. Enoch 85.10–86.2; 87.1–3,” Sustainable Digital Scholarship.
Passages: ENO-PAS-005
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-007
Review packets: CCX-EMR-04, CCX-EMR-07
Licensed Greek New Testament base text suitable for a future bounded Jude 14–15 text layer after editorial and language review.
The source provides a defined critical Greek New Testament text with an explicit reusable license.
It does not settle the direction of dependence between Jude and Enoch, the wording of an Enochic Vorlage, or the canon status of 1 Enoch.
Citation: Michael W. Holmes, ed., SBL Greek New Testament.
Passages: ENO-PAS-001
Witnesses: None
Review packets: CCX-EMR-10
Provider manuscript record for an early Aramaic witness to the Book of the Watchers and opening judgment material.
The record supplies a stable external identity and provider image inventory for 4Q201.
The catalogue does not settle fragment placement, reconstruct missing wording, or authorize local image reuse.
Citation: Israel Antiquities Authority, “4Q201 — 4Q Enoch,” Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library.
Passages: ENO-PAS-001, ENO-PAS-002, ENO-PAS-003
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-001
Review packets: CCX-EMR-02, CCX-EMR-03
Provider manuscript record for one Aramaic Book of Giants witness.
The record supports object identity and an external path to the material record used by the Giants audit.
It does not establish one complete narrative order, a universal corpus position, or a physical join to other manuscripts.
Citation: Israel Antiquities Authority, “4Q203 — 4Q Enoch, Book of Giants,” Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library.
Passages: ENO-PAS-009
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-013
Review packets: CCX-EMR-02, CCX-EMR-08
Primary catalogue exit for the bounded Aramaic witness record used by the judgment-oracle dossier.
The provider record supplies a stable external path to the manuscript identifier and its associated image inventory.
A catalogue page does not authenticate every reconstruction, settle the complete passage wording, or authorize local reproduction of its images.
Citation: Israel Antiquities Authority, “4Q204 — 4Q Enoch,” Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library.
Passages: ENO-PAS-001, ENO-PAS-002, ENO-PAS-003, ENO-PAS-005, ENO-PAS-006, ENO-PAS-007
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-002
Review packets: CCX-EMR-02, CCX-EMR-03
Provider manuscript record for a fragmentary Aramaic witness associated with the Book of Dream Visions.
The record supports bounded material identity for one Aramaic layer used by the Animal Apocalypse audit.
It does not settle the full literary sequence, every animal identification, or a complete line-level collation.
Citation: Israel Antiquities Authority, “4Q205 — 4Q Enoch,” Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library.
Passages: ENO-PAS-005
Witnesses: None
Review packets: CCX-EMR-02, CCX-EMR-03
Provider manuscript record for the Aramaic Astronomical Book witness represented in the calendar dossier.
The record supports object identity, physical-witness context, and access to the provider image inventory.
It does not by itself establish a complete synchronistic-calendar reconstruction or explain every later omission.
Citation: Israel Antiquities Authority, “4Q208 — 4Q Enoch,” Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library.
Passages: ENO-PAS-004
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-003
Review packets: CCX-EMR-02, CCX-EMR-03
Provider manuscript record for a second Aramaic Astronomical Book witness relevant to the technical calendar.
The record supports bounded comparison of more than one physical Aramaic witness in the astronomical dossier.
It does not make the surviving fragments continuous or settle disputed reconstruction and sequence questions.
Citation: Israel Antiquities Authority, “4Q209 — 4Q Enoch,” Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library.
Passages: ENO-PAS-004
Witnesses: None
Review packets: CCX-EMR-02, CCX-EMR-03
Provider manuscript record for the Aramaic witness used in the Apocalypse of Weeks sequence dossier.
The record supports stable object identity and provider access to the fragment inventory associated with 4Q212.
It does not independently prove every modern restoration, chapter-numbering decision, or historical identification of the weeks.
Citation: Israel Antiquities Authority, “4Q212 — 4Q Enoch,” Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library.
Passages: ENO-PAS-006
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-004
Review packets: CCX-EMR-02, CCX-EMR-03
Provider manuscript record for the Book of Giants dream-cycle witness represented in the passage workbench.
The record supports bounded material identity and access to the provider image inventory for 4Q530.
It does not authorize cross-manuscript harmonization or establish that reconstructed dream sequences are physical joins.
Citation: Israel Antiquities Authority, “4Q530 — 4Q Enoch, Book of Giants,” Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library.
Passages: ENO-PAS-009
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-014
Review packets: CCX-EMR-02, CCX-EMR-08
Provider manuscript record for an additional fragmentary Aramaic Book of Giants witness.
The record broadens the material inventory behind the Giants audit beyond two selected witnesses.
It does not settle fragment sequence, narrative continuity, or the relation between Aramaic and later Manichaean adaptations.
Citation: Israel Antiquities Authority, “4Q531 — 4Q Enoch, Book of Giants,” Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library.
Passages: ENO-PAS-009
Witnesses: None
Review packets: CCX-EMR-02, CCX-EMR-08
Publicly accessible historical edition and English reading copy for 1 Enoch, including the editor’s Ethiopic text and Greek fragments.
The edition supplies a reproducible historical reference point for English wording and early twentieth-century textual decisions.
It is not the current critical edition, does not incorporate later Qumran scholarship, and must not be presented as the pristine original.
Citation: R. H. Charles, The Book of Enoch, or 1 Enoch (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1912).
Passages: ENO-PAS-001, ENO-PAS-002, ENO-PAS-003, ENO-PAS-004, ENO-PAS-005, ENO-PAS-006, ENO-PAS-007, ENO-PAS-008
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-012
Review packets: CCX-EMR-07, CCX-EMR-09
Publicly accessible historical Ethiopic edition for checking the history of printed Geʽez textual presentation.
The edition provides a historical printed reference that can be cited and compared with later critical work.
A printed early edition is not a manuscript facsimile, a community authorization, or a named modern Geʽez review.
Citation: R. H. Charles, The Ethiopic Version of the Book of Enoch (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1906).
Passages: ENO-PAS-001, ENO-PAS-002, ENO-PAS-003, ENO-PAS-004, ENO-PAS-005, ENO-PAS-006, ENO-PAS-007, ENO-PAS-008
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-008, ENO-WIT-009, ENO-WIT-010
Review packets: CCX-EMR-05, CCX-EMR-06
Rights and reuse boundary for Dead Sea Scrolls website text and images.
The policy supports a deterministic fail-closed decision not to reproduce provider images locally without permission.
The policy does not determine manuscript authenticity, dating, or textual interpretation.
Citation: Israel Antiquities Authority, “Terms & Conditions,” Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library.
Passages: ENO-PAS-001, ENO-PAS-002, ENO-PAS-003, ENO-PAS-004, ENO-PAS-005, ENO-PAS-006, ENO-PAS-007, ENO-PAS-009
Witnesses: ENO-WIT-002
Review packets: CCX-EMR-01, CCX-EMR-02
Explicit license exit for the SBL Greek New Testament.
The license supports future local quotation or bounded display when attribution and the project’s editorial review requirements are met.
A permissive text license is not a language-review disposition and does not authorize unrelated manuscript images.
Citation: Society of Biblical Literature and Logos Bible Software, “SBLGNT License,” Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.
Passages: ENO-PAS-001
Witnesses: None
Review packets: CCX-EMR-10
Bounded audits
ENO-AUD-001
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 1:9 · Jude 14–15, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
11 checkpoints · 12 bound exits · Approved: No
Open auditENO-AUD-002
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 6–8, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
11 checkpoints · 9 bound exits · Approved: No
Open auditENO-AUD-003
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 10–16, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
11 checkpoints · 9 bound exits · Approved: No
Open auditENO-AUD-004
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 72–82, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
11 checkpoints · 9 bound exits · Approved: No
Open auditENO-AUD-005
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 85–90, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
11 checkpoints · 10 bound exits · Approved: No
Open auditENO-AUD-006
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 93:1–10 · 91:11–17, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
11 checkpoints · 9 bound exits · Approved: No
Open auditENO-AUD-007
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 106–107, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
11 checkpoints · 9 bound exits · Approved: No
Open auditENO-AUD-008
A bounded source-family audit for 1 Enoch 37–71, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
11 checkpoints · 6 bound exits · Approved: No
Open auditENO-AUD-009
A bounded source-family audit for Book of Giants · 4Q203 and 4Q530, separating material records, facsimiles, editions, bibliography, rights, custody, collation, and named review.
11 checkpoints · 6 bound exits · Approved: No
Open auditEditorial review
This page is maintained as a research guide. Review covers source attribution, evidence categories, competing interpretations, provenance, navigation, and print or mobile behavior.
Review scope: external provider URLs · seven-family coverage states · source and passage bindings · rights and reuse boundaries · can-support and cannot-establish language · exports, keyboard behavior, responsive layout, print, and no-JavaScript access
Open correction history