wanyu/IteraTeR_full_sent huggingface dataset:
Original: Art. 226-25 to 226-30 of the Penal Code The French Council of State has described the law's purpose as upholding the "French regime of filiation" and preserving "the peace of   URL
Revised: Art. 226-25 to 226-30 of the Penal Code The French Council of State has described the law's purpose as upholding the "French regime of filiation" and preserving "the peace of See Cuckold. URL
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Original:  Culture can be regarded as "a group-specific cognitive organization or world view composed of the mosaic elements of meanings 2. Szalay, L. B., Maday, B. C., Blacking, J., Bock, B., Fischer, J. L., Frisch, J. A., Healey, A., Hoppal, M., Laosa, L. M., Swartz, J. D., Maranda, P., Powesland, P. F., Voight, V. (1973) “ Verbal associations in the analysis of subjective culture [and comments and reply] ,” Current Anthropology, 14 (1/2), pp. 33-50.".
Revised:  Culture can be regarded as "a group-specific cognitive organization or world view composed of the mosaic elements of meanings 2. Szalay, L. B., Maday, B. C., Blacking, J., Bock, B., Fischer, J. L., Frisch, J. A., Healey, A., Hoppal, M., Laosa, L. M., Swartz, J. D., Maranda, P., Powesland, P. F., Voight, V. (1973) " Verbal associations in the analysis of subjective culture [and comments and reply] ,” Current Anthropology, 14 (1/2), pp. 33-50.".
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Original:  Culture can be regarded as "a group-specific cognitive organization or world view composed of the mosaic elements of meanings 2. Szalay, L. B., Maday, B. C., Blacking, J., Bock, B., Fischer, J. L., Frisch, J. A., Healey, A., Hoppal, M., Laosa, L. M., Swartz, J. D., Maranda, P., Powesland, P. F., Voight, V. (1973) “ Verbal associations in the analysis of subjective culture [and comments and reply] ,” Current Anthropology, 14 (1/2), pp. 33-50.".
Revised:  Culture can be regarded as "a group-specific cognitive organization or world view composed of the mosaic elements of meanings 2. Szalay, L. B., Maday, B. C., Blacking, J., Bock, B., Fischer, J. L., Frisch, J. A., Healey, A., Hoppal, M., Laosa, L. M., Swartz, J. D., Maranda, P., Powesland, P. F., Voight, V. (1973) “ Verbal associations in the analysis of subjective culture [and comments and reply] ", Current Anthropology, 14 (1/2), pp. 33-50.".
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Original:  For example, the theme "Self" to some groups denotes individual self since people might associate this word with "Me , " "Individual , " "Esteem , " "Person , "  etc.
Revised:  For example, the theme "Self" to some groups denotes individual self since people might associate this word with "Me , " "Individual , " "Esteem , " "Person , " Person", etc.
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Original:  However, if the group is quite heterogeneous with considerable variation among subjects, a larger number of subjects is needed (Szalay, L. B. and Kelly, R. M. (1982) “ Political ideology and subjective culture: Conceptualization and empirical assessment ,” the American Political Science Review, 76 (3), pp. 585-602.).
Revised:  However, if the group is quite heterogeneous with considerable variation among subjects, a larger number of subjects is needed (Szalay, L. B. and Kelly, R. M. (1982) " Political ideology and subjective culture: Conceptualization and empirical assessment ,” the American Political Science Review, 76 (3), pp. 585-602.).
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Original:  However, if the group is quite heterogeneous with considerable variation among subjects, a larger number of subjects is needed (Szalay, L. B. and Kelly, R. M. (1982) “ Political ideology and subjective culture: Conceptualization and empirical assessment ,” the American Political Science Review, 76 (3), pp. 585-602.).
Revised:  However, if the group is quite heterogeneous with considerable variation among subjects, a larger number of subjects is needed (Szalay, L. B. and Kelly, R. M. (1982) “ Political ideology and subjective culture: Conceptualization and empirical assessment ", the American Political Science Review, 76 (3), pp. 585-602.).
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Original:  Kelly Kelly, R. M. (1985) “ the Associative group analysis method and evaluation research ,” Evaluation Review, 9 (35), pp. 35-50. used AGA in a curriculum study.
Revised:  Kelly Kelly, R. M. (1985) " the Associative group analysis method and evaluation research ,” Evaluation Review, 9 (35), pp. 35-50. used AGA in a curriculum study.
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Original:  Kelly Kelly, R. M. (1985) “ the Associative group analysis method and evaluation research ,” Evaluation Review, 9 (35), pp. 35-50. used AGA in a curriculum study.
Revised:  Kelly Kelly, R. M. (1985) “ the Associative group analysis method and evaluation research ", Evaluation Review, 9 (35), pp. 35-50. used AGA in a curriculum study.
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Original:  In a curriculum development project called “ Justice and the City ,” to evaluate whether the concept of justice is learnt by students from the curriculum project, 41 themes grouped into four basic domains (Basic Values, Means/End, Analytical Units, and Political-Economic Orientation domains) were given to students.
Revised:  In a curriculum development project called " Justice and the City ,” to evaluate whether the concept of justice is learnt by students from the curriculum project, 41 themes grouped into four basic domains (Basic Values, Means/End, Analytical Units, and Political-Economic Orientation domains) were given to students.
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Original:  In a curriculum development project called “ Justice and the City ,” to evaluate whether the concept of justice is learnt by students from the curriculum project, 41 themes grouped into four basic domains (Basic Values, Means/End, Analytical Units, and Political-Economic Orientation domains) were given to students.
Revised:  In a curriculum development project called “ Justice and the City ", to evaluate whether the concept of justice is learnt by students from the curriculum project, 41 themes grouped into four basic domains (Basic Values, Means/End, Analytical Units, and Political-Economic Orientation domains) were given to students.
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Original:  (2) This method reveals the power, density, and constraints of a theme,Bovasso, G., Scalay, L. Boase, V., and Stanford, M. (1993) “ A graph theory model of the semantic structure of attitudes ,” journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 22, pp. 411-425. but the interpretation of a word might be context dependent.
Revised:  This method reveals the power, density, and constraints of a theme,Bovasso, G., Scalay, L. Boase, V., and Stanford, M. (1993) “ A graph theory model of the semantic structure of attitudes ,” journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 22, pp. 411-425. but the interpretation of a word might be context dependent.
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Original:  (2) This method reveals the power, density, and constraints of a theme,Bovasso, G., Scalay, L. Boase, V., and Stanford, M. (1993) “ A graph theory model of the semantic structure of attitudes ,” journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 22, pp. 411-425. but the interpretation of a word might be context dependent.
Revised:  (2) This method reveals the power, density, and constraints of a theme,Bovasso, G., Scalay, L. Boase, V., and Stanford, M. (1993) " A graph theory model of the semantic structure of attitudes ,” journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 22, pp. 411-425. but the interpretation of a word might be context dependent.
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Original:  (2) This method reveals the power, density, and constraints of a theme,Bovasso, G., Scalay, L. Boase, V., and Stanford, M. (1993) “ A graph theory model of the semantic structure of attitudes ,” journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 22, pp. 411-425. but the interpretation of a word might be context dependent.
Revised:  (2) This method reveals the power, density, and constraints of a theme,Bovasso, G., Scalay, L. Boase, V., and Stanford, M. (1993) “ A graph theory model of the semantic structure of attitudes ", journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 22, pp. 411-425. but the interpretation of a word might be context dependent.
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Original: Éloi Machoro Éloi Machoro (b. 1945 in Thio, New Caledonia – d. 12 January 1985 in Canala ) was a New Caledonian Kanak separatist politician.
Revised: Éloi Machoro (January 1949 – d. 12 January 1985 in Canala ) was a New Caledonian Kanak separatist politician.
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Original: Éloi Machoro Éloi Machoro (b. 1945 in Thio, New Caledonia – d. 12 January 1985 in Canala ) was a New Caledonian Kanak separatist politician.
Revised: Éloi Machoro Éloi Machoro (b. 1945 in Thio, New Caledonia – 12 January 1985 in Canala ) was a New Caledonian Kanak separatist politician.
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Original: Éloi Machoro Éloi Machoro (b. 1945 in Thio, New Caledonia – d. 12 January 1985 in Canala ) was a New Caledonian Kanak separatist politician.
Revised: Éloi Machoro Éloi Machoro (b. 1945 in Thio, New Caledonia – d. 12 January 1985 ) was a New Caledonian Kanak separatist politician.
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Original:  He aligned himself with  the Caledonian Union political party. In 1977, under the leadership of Jean-Marie Tjibaou, he chose to recognize the Congress of Bourail as independent from Caledonia.
Revised:  He aligned himself with the Caledonian Union in 1977, under the leadership of Jean-Marie Tjibaou, he chose to recognize the Congress of Bourail as independent from Caledonia.
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Original:  In 1977, under the leadership of Jean-Marie Tjibaou, he chose to recognize the Congress of Bourail as independent from Caledonia. That year he was chosen as a Representative of his party in the Territorial Assembly of New Caledonia.
Revised:  In 1977, he contested the East constituency in the elections that year and was elected to the Territorial Assembly of New Caledonia.
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Original:  That year he was chosen as a Representative of his party in the Territorial Assembly of New Caledonia. Machoro climbed the political ladder thereafter . Following the assassination of Pierre Declercq on 19 September 1981, Machoro became the Caledonian Union's General Secretary.
Revised:  That year he was chosen as a Representative of his party in the Territorial Assembly , and was re-elected in 1979 when the party ran as part of the Independence Front . Following the assassination of Pierre Declercq on 19 September 1981, Machoro became the Caledonian Union's General Secretary.
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Original:  Machoro climbed the political ladder thereafter . Following the assassination of Pierre Declercq on 19 September 1981, Machoro became the Caledonian Union's General Secretary. As a member of the Socialist Kanak Independence movement, he was among the party's most radical partisans.
Revised:  Machoro climbed the political ladder thereafter . Following the assassination of Pierre Declercq on 19 September 1981, Machoro became the party's most radical partisans.
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Original:  The Kanak and Socialist National Liberation Front (FLNKS , Front de libération nationale kanak et socialiste ) was formed on 18 November 1984 and replaced the Independents .
Revised:  The Kanak and Socialist National Liberation Front (FLNKS , Front de libération nationale kanak et socialiste ) was formed on 18 November 1984 as a replacement for the Independence Front, boycotting the elections in November .
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Original:  On 1 December 1984, Jean-Marie Tjibaou formed a provisional government of Kanak Socialist Republic and Éloi Machoro became Minister of Security and so became the leader of the independents' armed forces. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% At first, Machoro disarmed the gendarmes of Thio, and gained control over the village without violence.
Revised:  On 1 December Jean-Marie Tjibaou formed a provisional government of Kanak Socialist Republic and Éloi Machoro became Minister of Security and so became the leader of the independents' armed forces. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% At first, Machoro disarmed the gendarmes of Thio, and gained control over the village without violence.
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Original:  On 1 December 1984, Jean-Marie Tjibaou formed a provisional government of Kanak Socialist Republic and Éloi Machoro became Minister of Security and so became the leader of the independents' armed forces. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% At first, Machoro disarmed the gendarmes of Thio, and gained control over the village without violence.
Revised:  On 1 December 1984, Jean-Marie Tjibaou declared the formation of a provisional government of Kanak Socialist Republic and Éloi Machoro became Minister of Security and so became the leader of the independents' armed forces. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% At first, Machoro disarmed the gendarmes of Thio, and gained control over the village without violence.
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Original:  On 1 December 1984, Jean-Marie Tjibaou formed a provisional government of Kanak Socialist Republic and Éloi Machoro became Minister of Security and so became the leader of the independents' armed forces. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% At first, Machoro disarmed the gendarmes of Thio, and gained control over the village without violence.
Revised:  On 1 December 1984, Jean-Marie Tjibaou formed a provisional government of Kanak Socialist Republic , with Machoro as Minister of Security and so became the leader of the independents' armed forces. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% At first, Machoro disarmed the gendarmes of Thio, and gained control over the village without violence.
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Original:  On 1 December 1984, Jean-Marie Tjibaou formed a provisional government of Kanak Socialist Republic and Éloi Machoro became Minister of Security and so became the leader of the independents' armed forces. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% At first, Machoro disarmed the gendarmes of Thio, and gained control over the village without violence.
Revised:  On 1 December 1984, Jean-Marie Tjibaou formed a provisional government of Kanak Socialist Republic and Éloi Machoro became Minister of Security . As a result, he became the leader of the independents' armed forces. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% At first, Machoro disarmed the gendarmes of Thio, and gained control over the village without violence.
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Original:  On 1 December 1984, Jean-Marie Tjibaou formed a provisional government of Kanak Socialist Republic and Éloi Machoro became Minister of Security and so became the leader of the independents' armed forces. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% At first, Machoro disarmed the gendarmes of Thio, and gained control over the village without violence.
Revised:  On 1 December 1984, Jean-Marie Tjibaou formed a provisional government of Kanak Socialist Republic and Éloi Machoro became Minister of Security and so became the leader of the independents' armed forces. %DIFDELCMD < %DIFDELCMD < %%% He disarmed the gendarmes of Thio, and gained control over the village without violence.
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Original:  On 12 January, the gendarmes started an operation to free the house of a European  that the FLNKS had occupied under the leadership of Éloi Machoro, located in the neighborhood of Canala .
Revised:  On 12 January, the gendarmes started an operation to free the house of a European in Canala that the FLNKS had occupied under the leadership of Éloi Machoro, located in the neighborhood of Canala .
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Original:  The FLNKS occupants eventually fled and found some security for themselves in another house when the gendarmes , after strong warnings and pursuit, began to catch up with them. When the two parties eventually met, Éloi Machoro and other Kanaks were killed during the ensuing action.
Revised:  The FLNKS occupants eventually fled to a farmhouse, where the gendarmes caught them. Machoro and Marcel Nonaro were killed during the ensuing action.
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Original:  Category: New Caledonia politicians Category:1945 births Category: 1985 deaths Category: Kanak people Category: Caledonian Union politicians Category:  People from South Province, New Caledo
Revised:  Category: 1949 births Category: 1985 deaths Category: Kanak people Category: Caledonian Union politicians Category: People from South Province, New Caledo
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Original:  Category: New Caledonia politicians Category:1945 births Category: 1985 deaths Category: Kanak people Category: Caledonian Union politicians Category:  People from South Province, New Caledo
Revised:  Category: New Caledonia politicians Category:1945 births Category: 1985 deaths Category: Kanak people Category: New Caledonian educators Category:Caledonian Union politicians Category: People from South Province, New Caledo
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Original:  Category: New Caledonia politicians Category:1945 births Category: 1985 deaths Category: Kanak people Category: Caledonian Union politicians Category:  People from South Province, New Caledo
Revised:  Category: New Caledonia politicians Category:1945 births Category: 1985 deaths Category: Kanak people Category: Caledonian Union politicians Category: Members of the Congress of New Caledonia Category: People from South Province, New Caledo
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Original:  Category: New Caledonia politicians Category:1945 births Category: 1985 deaths Category: Kanak people Category: Caledonian Union politicians Category:  People from South Province, New Caledo
Revised:  Category: New Caledonia politicians Category:1945 births Category: 1985 deaths Category: Kanak people Category: Caledonian Union politicians Category: People from South Province, New Caledonia Category:1985 death
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Original:  He has assumed the Tinkerer identity in season two . In "Blueprints", he is the Master Planner's right-hand man , designed Mysterio's equipment , and oversaw the Sinister Six's work.
Revised:  As of the season two episode "Blueprints", he is the Master Planner's right-hand man , designed Mysterio's equipment , and oversaw the Sinister Six's work.
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Original:  In "Blueprints", he is the Master Planner's right-hand man , designed Mysterio's equipment , and oversaw the Sinister Six's work.
Revised:  In "Blueprints", Mason has taken on the Tinkerer alias and became the Master Planner's right-hand man , designed Mysterio's equipment , and oversaw the Sinister Six's work.
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Original:  After Spider-Man discovers his involvement in Gwen Stacy's kidnapping, the web-slinger interrogates the Tinkerer until he confesses the Master Planner's location and leaves him for the authorities.
Revised:  After Spider-Man discovers his involvement in Gwen Stacy's kidnapping, the web-slinger interrogates Mason until he confesses the Master Planner's location and leaves him for the authorities.
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Original:  After Spider-Man discovers his involvement in Gwen Stacy's kidnapping, the web-slinger interrogates the Tinkerer until he confesses the Master Planner's location and leaves him for the authorities.
Revised:  After Spider-Man discovers his involvement in Gwen Stacy's kidnapping, the web-slinger interrogates the Tinkerer until he confesses the Master Planner's location and leaves Mason for the authorities.
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Original:  After acquiring the Blood Gem, the Tinkerer uses the device to enhance the Scorpion's powers, but both villains are ultimately defeated by Ghost Spider, the Ultimate Spider-Man  and Spider-Girl, and arrested.
Revised:  After acquiring the Blood Gem, the Tinkerer uses it to enhance the Scorpion's powers, but both villains are ultimately defeated by Ghost Spider, the Ultimate Spider-Man and Spider-Girl, and arrested.
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Original:  After acquiring the Blood Gem, the Tinkerer uses the device to enhance the Scorpion's powers, but both villains are ultimately defeated by Ghost Spider, the Ultimate Spider-Man  and Spider-Girl, and arrested.
Revised:  After acquiring the Blood Gem, the Tinkerer uses the device to enhance the Scorpion's powers, but both villains are ultimately defeated by Ghost Spider, the Ultimate Spider-Man , and Spider-Girl, and arrested.
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Original:  When the salvaging company goes out of business due to Damage Control, Mason helps Toomes steal leftover technology from the Avengers' battles and build advanced weapons out of the technology , such as Toomes' s flight suit and modified versions of Crossbones's vibro-blast emitting gauntlets.
Revised:  When the salvaging company went out of business due to Damage Control, Mason helps Toomes steal leftover technology from the Avengers' battles and build advanced weapons out of the technology , such as Toomes' s flight suit and modified versions of Crossbones's vibro-blast emitting gauntlets.
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Original:  When the salvaging company goes out of business due to Damage Control, Mason helps Toomes steal leftover technology from the Avengers' battles and build advanced weapons out of the technology , such as Toomes' s flight suit and modified versions of Crossbones's vibro-blast emitting gauntlets.
Revised:  When the salvaging company goes out of business due to Damage Control, Mason helps Toomes steal leftover technology from the Avengers' battles and build advanced weapons out of it , such as Toomes' s flight suit and modified versions of Crossbones's vibro-blast emitting gauntlets.
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Original:  When the salvaging company goes out of business due to Damage Control, Mason helps Toomes steal leftover technology from the Avengers' battles and build advanced weapons out of the technology , such as Toomes' s flight suit and modified versions of Crossbones's vibro-blast emitting gauntlets.
Revised:  When the salvaging company goes out of business due to Damage Control, Mason helps Toomes steal leftover technology from the Avengers' battles and build advanced weapons out of the technology , such as Toomes' flight suit and modified versions of Crossbones's vibro-blast emitting gauntlets.
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Original:  While the author is unknown, it is clearly a firsthand description by someone familiar with the area and is nearly unique in providing accurate insights into what the ancient Hellenic world knew about the lands around the Indian Ocean.
Revised:  While the author is unknown, it is clearly a first hand description by someone familiar with the area and is nearly unique in providing accurate insights into what the ancient Hellenic world knew about the lands around the Indian Ocean.
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Original:  The Erythraean Sea (, Erythrà Thálassa, ."the Red Sea") was an ancient geographical designation that always included the Gulf of Aden between Arabia Felix and the Horn of Africa and was often extendedas in this periplusto include the present-day Red Sea, Persian Gulf, and Indian Ocean as a single maritime area.
Revised:  The Erythraean Sea (, Erythrà Thálassa, ."the Red Sea") was an ancient geographical designation that always included the Gulf of Aden between Arabia Felix and the Horn of Africa and was often extended (as in this periplus) to include the present-day Red Sea, Persian Gulf, and Indian Ocean as a single maritime area.
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Original:  Schoff continues by noting that the author could not have been "a highly educated man" as "is evident from his frequent confusion of Greek and Latin words and his clumsy and sometimes ungrammatical constructions . "  Because of "the absence of any account of the journey up the Nile and across the desert from Coptos", Schoff prefers to pinpoint the author's residence to "Berenice rather than Alexandria".
Revised:  Schoff continues by noting that the author could not have been "a highly educated man" as "is evident from his frequent confusion of Greek and Latin words and his clumsy and sometimes ungrammatical constructions " Because of "the absence of any account of the journey up the Nile and across the desert from Coptos", Schoff prefers to pinpoint the author's residence to "Berenice rather than Alexandria".
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