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Text source: BLM - BibleWorks LXX/OG Morphology and Lemma Database, 1999-2001 Edition. The BLM revises and improves the LXM found in prior BibleWorks versions (LXM-2). The BLM morphology database is an extensive, thorough adaptation and correction of the 1991 LXX/OG Morphology and Lemma Database (LXM-2) from the CATSS project at the University of Pennsylvania. BLM corrections and improvements to the CATSS data (LXM-2) will be incorporated into the future editions of the latter resource, while the BibleWorks adaptation (BLM) will also continue to be improved with further input from CATSS. Differences between the anticipated BLM-2 and LXM-3 will relate primarily to format, not to content. The current BLM is the result of a collaboration between Michael Bushell (BibleWorks, LLC) Jean-NEl Aletti, SJ, Professor of New Testament Exegesis at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome and Andrzej Gieniusz, CR, Doctor in Sacra Scriptura. The BLM and the BNM use the same coding scheme and lemma spellings, facilitating GNT and LXX comparative studies. Copyright (c) 1999-2001 BibleWorks, LLC.
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