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For the vast majority of tokens, yes. One could even automate accentuation to account for clitics, etc. There's even a good argument to be made against the legality of copyrighting an ancient text like the GNT.
We released this data as legacy data, and didn't want the hassle of copyright issues. Our entirely new annotation is forthcoming, and is based on the Nestle 1904 in order to avoid disputes regarding the openness of the base text.
I was intrigued by this:
It is assumedly trivial to automate/script a process of converting (for example)
lex="Παῦλος"
to itsNON num="sing" cas="nom" gen="mas"
form isn't it?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: