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SOURCE LIBRARY

COVERAGE LEDGER ↗

THE PROVENANCE GRAPH

SOURCE → CLAIM → WORD

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

9 SOURCES IN THIS VIEW

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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.