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RECEIPTS.

Every book, dictionary, database, and article becomes a permanent record with backlinks to the exact historical claims that depend on it.

624NAMED SOURCES

Every work cited by the reviewed graph.

1669EDGE CITATIONS

Source-to-relationship evidence links.

538WITNESS REPORTS

Sources attached to lexical attestations.

569TRUTH CITATIONS

Direct evidence links for ranked reveals.

1602DISPUTE CITATIONS

Located sources attached to scholarly disagreements.

0ORPHAN SOURCES

Bibliographic records with no live evidence link.

THE RULE

A BIBLIOGRAPHY IS A GRAPH, NOT A FOOTNOTE DUMP.

Each record shows exactly where SET-U uses a source. Citation does not mean blanket endorsement: stances preserve support, challenge, contradiction, and context.

ROLEall roles canonical edges witnesses comparisons context links ranked reveals disputes journey stages

TYPEall types historical dictionary 360research database 52 scholarly reference 30 digitized primary source 25 lexical database 20 institutional lexicon 13 etymological dictionary 11 scholarly article 11 lexical corpus record 9 contemporary dictionary 8 scholarly dictionary 8 editorial reference 6 journal article 5 scholarly lexicon 5 historical text edition 4 monograph 4 digitized scholarly edition 3 historical grammar 3 scholarly essay 3 academic thesis 2 digital critical edition 2 digital scholarly edition 2 editorial method 2 institutional vocabulary 2 lexicographic method 2 manuscript catalog 2 pronunciation reference 2 research article 2 scholarly book 2 book chapter 1 community lexicon 1 comparative database 1 comparative dictionary 1 comparative lexicon 1 conference paper 1 critical edition 1 dataset documentation 1 digital corpus 1 dissertation 1 institutional reference 1 lexicographic methodology 1 monograph chapter 1 official lexicon 1 peer reviewed chapter 1 research monograph 1 scholarly database 1 scholarly grammar 1 scholarly lexicographic note 1 scholarly monograph 1 scholarly series 1 technical reference 1 textual corpus 1 typological database 1

PERMANENT BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORDS

3 SOURCES IN THIS VIEW

S001historical grammar

Wilhelm Braune · translated and edited by Gerhard H. Balg189515 PUBLIC CLAIM LINKS

A Gothic Grammar with Selections for Reading and a Glossary — hatan and hatjan

Project Gutenberg edition of the second edition

CANONICAL EDGES: 3
WITNESSES: 0
COMPARISONS: 3
CONTEXT LINKS: 0
RANKED REVEALS: 2
DISPUTES: 7
JOURNEY STAGES: 0
DOSSIER CITATIONS: 2

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S002historical grammar

R. D. Fulk201814 PUBLIC CLAIM LINKS

A Comparative Grammar of the Early Germanic Languages — Gothic hatis

John Benjamins Publishing Company · Library of Congress

CANONICAL EDGES: 2
WITNESSES: 0
COMPARISONS: 5
CONTEXT LINKS: 0
RANKED REVEALS: 2
DISPUTES: 3
JOURNEY STAGES: 2
DOSSIER CITATIONS: 3

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S003historical grammar

Joseph Wright191011 PUBLIC CLAIM LINKS

Grammar of the Gothic Language — glossary entries hatan, hatis, hatizōn, and hatjan

Germanic Lexicon Project digital edition

CANONICAL EDGES: 2
WITNESSES: 0
COMPARISONS: 4
CONTEXT LINKS: 0
RANKED REVEALS: 1
DISPUTES: 4
JOURNEY STAGES: 0
DOSSIER CITATIONS: 2

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READING THE REGISTER

WHAT A CITATION DOES—AND DOES NOT—PROVE

01SUPPORTS

The cited passage or record supports the attached historical claim.

02CHALLENGES

The source argues against or complicates the attached analysis.

03CONTRADICTS

The source supplies evidence incompatible with the claim as stated.

04CONTEXT

The source informs chronology or interpretation without proving descent.

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