(Updated 24-May-2006)
Due to copyright restrictions, I cannot place the Transliterated Greek New Testament with Parsing on the web. Instead, I will email it to anyone who agrees to the terms of use (see below).
However, there are a number of good resources which are freely available on the web:
Frankly, any of these resources are better than mine. Mine transliterates the Greek characters to English ("th" for theta, etc). (click here for Matthew chapter 1 as an example). While this was pretty cool when I did this in 1997, it's very dated now.
Another reason Tauber's and Fisher's works are superior, is that I have not yet incorporated Tauber's corrections to the parsing (though I hope to do so one day, when I get a around to it).
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Please note permission is NOT GRANTED to pass this material on to other people. (This is not my idea, it is a stipulation of CCAT. They did the work, so they can put on whatever restrictions they want!).
If you agree to these provisions, simply send me (pb@peterballardz.org) an email saying that you will use the information in accordance with CCAT's end user agreement. Note you must remove the letter "z" from the email address above! Sorry to put you through this, but I must do this to stop spam! (Please also include the word "CCAT" in the subject line so that it gets through my spam filter!) And, tell me the format you want (see below).
I promise that I will not use this list for my own mailings, nor will I pass it on to anyone else; except to CCAT if they request it.
I will then email you the sources in one of 4 formats:
If you do not specify, I will send it in zip format.
Whichever format you receive, when you run or unzip it, it will create the directory "gnt". If you click on the file "index.html" inside that directory, you will have access to the entire "UBS Greek New Testament with Parsing", on your computer.