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Lectern — a preacher's workbench over the church year: readings, hymns, and calls to worship for every Sunday.

Topographia Sacra — Scripture organized by place.

Brass — a critical catalogue of the Bible in the Book of Mormon.

Lancelot Andrewes's Preces Privatae — Greek and Latin text with English.

Milton's De Doctrina Christiana — the Latin text with a new English translation.

Annotated reference for the Great Christian Tradition and the Wesleyan Tradition.

English translation of Bonaventure's Opera Omnia, beginning with the Commentary on the Sentences.

Verbum — Scripture read by sound: the Hebrew beside the English, with the wordplay keyed.

Catena — Scripture organized by how it connects: quotations, allusions, echoes.

Annales Sacra — Scripture's years laid flat: the chronology of the canon on one timeline.

In Principio — Genesis 1:1–5 through Jewish and Christian commentary, read as one conversation.

Fons — the shared Scripture text behind the Wroot Press reading lenses.

Notabene — the eight phantom volumes behind Kierkegaard's Prefaces (1844).

English translation of Migne's Patrologia Latina and Graeca, keyed to the column.

Loci — each book of the Bible, its own lens. Thematic readers for books that get skipped.

Wroot Press — the imprint site.

English translation of the Bollandists' Acta Sanctorum — the lives of the saints, day by day.