Publish existing: the Book of Elchasai draft is a bounded lost-text article with fragmentary patristic witness controls.

Source reading supports a bounded draft for the lost Book of Elchasai, with caution about heresiological mediation.

Publish existing: the Papyrus 13 preceding-work article is narrow, source-backed, structurally current, and already verifier-clean.

Publish revised: the lost Dialogue of Jason and Papiscus is specific, source-backed, and in V1 scope once draft-only language is removed.

Codex review publishes a revised article on the missing preceding text-block in Papyrus 13.

Codex review publishes a revised article; the original evidence warrant was strong but the draft needed the public article structure and warning line.

Codex review publishes this as a directly named but materially lost/reconstructed collection.

Codex/subagent reading held this route. The title points to at least two different chronicles; the strongest Inferpedia angle is the lost Syriac model/source behind the 713 Arabic…

Codex/subagent reading promoted a narrow inferon only. The person and writings are attested elsewhere, but the source-read evidence isolates a real transmission seam around misatt…

Codex/subagent reading found Benedict himself attested, but supports an inferon for the Latin Edessa succession gap after 1104 and possible Papias/Benedict naming problem.

Codex/subagent reading found source-backed warrant for a bounded lost-text lacuna preceding Hebrews in the Papyrus 13 roll; draft/review only.

Codex/subagent reading found source-backed warrant for a bounded inferred source layer behind the extant Chronicle of Seert; draft/review only.

Promoted to draft as an attested lost/reconstructed text with explicit witness-dependence cautions.

Promoted to draft as an inferred-source article, with caution that the source may be a translation tradition or exemplar family rather than a single codex.

Promoted to draft as an inferred-source dossier, with caution that the earlier source may be rhetorical, oral, or composite.

The Book of Elchasai is draft-worthy because the Claremont Coptic Encyclopedia summarizes multiple patristic witnesses, identifies the book's language and transmission, and states…

The Dialogue of Jason and Papiscus has enough external warrant for a draft: ancient and modern source surfaces treat it as a lost early Christian dialogue, with testimony from Ori…

Existing draft is structurally sound and source-backed, but its prose still labels itself a draft and needs a public replacement before publication.

Existing public beta revision is narrow, source-backed, structurally current, and already passed verifier; review for full publication.

Codex/manual publication pass promoted this accepted L3 packet to an L5 published article: Bounded Latin Edessa succession gap after Benedict, draftable with chronicle-conflict ca…

Eutherius and the writings are attested; the value is a transmission/misattribution seam.

Codex/subagent reading held this route. The title points to at least two different chronicles; the strongest Inferpedia angle is the lost Syriac model/source behind the 713 Arabic…

Codex/subagent reading promoted a narrow inferon only. The person and writings are attested elsewhere, but the source-read evidence isolates a real transmission seam around misatt…

Codex/subagent reading found Benedict himself attested, but supports an inferon for the Latin Edessa succession gap after 1104 and possible Papias/Benedict naming problem.