v1.1.0: the library triples
19 July 2026 Β· Nabu news
Version 1.1.0 promotes the six development phases since v1.0.0 β the display-policy machinery and the Indic expansion (Phases 26β27), the Egyptian axis (28), pre-Roman Italy and Sicily (29), the Hebrew shelf (30), and the Ancient Near East (31) β to a citable version.
The headline numbers, read live on 2026-07-19: 737,299 documents / 11,357,320 passages across 69 sources (from 172,189 / 4.3M / 38 at v1.0.0), 711,376 dictionary entries on thirty-nine shelves, and a lemma index of 12,474,060 gold rows in twenty-two languages plus 8,000,317 honestly labelled silver rows. The Old Testament alignment hub runs seven-legged; the New Testament hub fifteen witnesses. New language axes since 1.0: Egyptian and Demotic, Biblical Hebrew and Aramaic under the byte-verbatim Masoretic exemption, Pali, Etruscan and the Sabellic languages, Hittite, Ugaritic, Classical Syriac, Old Persian, and Elamite.
Every count carries its as-of date; every text carries its upstream license on every surface; and the whole library remains rebuildable from canonical sources with one command.