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OBJECT
BEFORE
CLAIM.
THE IMAGE WAS CHECKED.
The facsimile was directly inspected against Project Wulfila’s transcription. It verifies nominative-plural fijands in the household-enemies clause; it does not date lexicalization or the first Gothic use.
Gothicearly 6th centuryestablished
fijands
Codex Argenteus, Matthew 10:36
“jah fijands mans innakundai is”
- WITNESS TYPE
- Manuscript
- YEAR
- 510
- LOCATOR
- DG 1, fol. 27r; facsimile 31; Matthew 10:36; line containing “jah fijands mans innakundai is”
- REPOSITORY
- Uppsala University Library
- SHELFMARK / OBJECT ID
- DG 1, fol. 27r
- FACSIMILE
- Linked below
- DIRECT INSPECTION
- Yes
- CONFIDENCE
- established
WORD DOSSIERfijands ↗
CANONICAL FORM NODENODE 1159 ↗
INSPECTED FACSIMILEOPEN OBJECT ↗
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REPEATABLE VISUAL REVIEW
THE INSPECTION LEDGER
OBSERVED FORMfijands
“jah fijands mans innakundai is”
- INSPECTION DATE
- 2026-08-27
- METHOD
- visual facsimile
- INSPECTOR ROLE
- SET-U editorial review
- EXACT LOCATOR
- Codex Argenteus DG 1, fol. 27r, facsimile 31, Matthew 10:36, line containing “jah fijands mans innakundai is”
- CLAIM LIMIT
- Verifies nominative-plural fijands in the household-enemies clause. It does not date the noun’s lexicalization or prove how every ambiguous token was parsed by Gothic readers.
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC PROVENANCE
THE SOURCE BEHIND THE CLAIM
- TITLE
- Codex Argenteus facsimile 31 — folio 27r, Matthew 10:34–40
- AUTHOR
- Uppsala University Library · Project Codex Argenteus Online
- YEAR
- 1927
- PUBLISHER
- Project Codex Argenteus Online
- SOURCE TYPE
- digitized primary source
- CITATION KEY
- codex-argenteus-27r