Scripture: Psalm 150:6
Every witness this library hosts, and what is still missing from each
The Voices
A standing register of every commentator, church father and reference work served here. It exists so that no voice is quietly lost: each keeps a row even where we hold nothing of them yet, and each row says plainly what is missing.
Let every thing that hath breath praise the LORD. Psalm 150:6
What This Register Is
Three things are owed to every text hosted here: the words in the language they were actually written in, a word-for-word rendering beneath them, and a plainer English beneath that. A reader should always be able to tell which of the three they are reading.
Most of the voices below are owed at least one of the three and have not yet been given it. That is the honest state of this library, and this page prints it rather than hiding it. A missing layer shows as missing. An edition we have not established stays labelled unestablished. Nothing here is filled in by guesswork, and no machine translation is ever placed in the word-for-word row.
Counted from the corpus itself on 2026-08-27: 128 voices, of whom 97 are actual people. The rest are anonymous or collective works, such as the church councils, and reference instruments such as the lexicons.
Held in the language its author wrote in: 67 of 128, up from 1 on the morning of 27 August 2026. Twenty-six fathers now have both their original and an English translation; twenty-eight more writers were added who are held in Greek or Latin with no English on this shelf at all, Origen and Boethius among them. Where a voice still reaches you only through a translator, the row says so.
The Church Fathers
Forty-three early Christian writers reach a reader, out of forty-seven files in the corpus. The four that do not are not men but collections: the Apocrypha, the Pseudepigrapha, the Apostolic Constitutions and the Ecumenical Councils.
They are served in the Ante-Nicene and the Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers translations edited by Roberts, Donaldson and Philip Schaff between 1885 and 1900, public domain by age. The Greek and Latin these men actually wrote is public domain too, and we do not hold it. That is the largest single gap in this library.
This shelf was repaired on 2026-08-27. Of the 45,037 citations on file, 78.1% used to be a bare reference such as Deut. vi. 4. rather than a sentence a father wrote, because the extractor stored the editors' footnote instead of the prose it was attached to. The father's own sentence was always a few characters away, at the marker in the body. Quoting that instead brought the bare rows down to 337, and the verses showing nothing but a reference from 6,157 down to 42.
A quote that opens with an ellipsis begins mid-sentence. That is marked rather than hidden, so you can tell an excerpt from a whole thought.
Ambrose, NPNF2-10. Ambrose: Selected Works and Letters, 2,832 entries, Latin original: 17 works, ~956,853 words, held in his own language and in English
Ambrosiaster, Latin original: 1 works, ~158,742 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Aphrahat, 12 entries, rows here carry another author's text
Apocrypha, staged, but no verse citation reaches a reader
Apocrypha Pseudepigrapha, staged, but no verse citation reaches a reader
Apostolic Constitutions, staged, but no verse citation reaches a reader
Archelaus, 91 entries, Greek original: 1 works, ~2,109 words, held in his own language and in English
Arnobius of Sicca, Latin original: 1 works, ~107,104 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Athanasius of Alexandria, NPNF2-04. Athanasius: Select Works and Letters, 1,176 entries, Greek original: 10 works, ~38,734 words, held in his own language and in English
Athenagoras, 452 entries, Greek original: 4 works, ~34,222 words, held in his own language and in English
Augustine of Hippo, NPNF1-01. The Confessions and Letters of St. Augustine, with a Sketch of his Life and Work, 16,486 entries, Latin original: 64 works, ~3,691,690 words, held in his own language and in English
Barnabas, 569 entries, Greek original: 1 works, ~5,586 words, held in his own language and in English
Basil of Caesarea, NPNF2-08. Basil: Letters and Select Works, 680 entries, translation only, original absent
Bede the Venerable, Latin original: 1 works, ~8,090 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Boethius, Latin original: 2 works, ~138,660 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Caius, 264 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
Catenae, Greek original: 1 works, ~11,436 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Clement of Alexandria, 533 entries, Greek original: 5 works, ~89,536 words, held in his own language and in English
Clement of Rome, ANF01. The Apostolic Fathers with Justin Martyr and Irenaeus, 540 entries, Greek original: 2 works, ~11,155 words, held in his own language and in English
Commodianus, Latin original: 2 works, ~71,257 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Cyprian of Carthage, 285 entries, Latin original: 15 works, ~322,722 words, held in his own language and in English
Cyprianus Gallus, Latin original: 1 works, ~74,676 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Cyril of Alexandria, Greek original: 4 works, ~610,269 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Cyril of Jerusalem, NPNF2-07. Cyril of Jerusalem, Gregory Nazianzen, 493 entries, translation only, original absent
Dionysius of Alexandria, 77 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
Documents of the Arian controversy (Athanasius Werke III), Greek original: 10 works, ~3,098 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Ecumenical Councils, NPNF2-14. The Seven Ecumenical Councils, staged, but no verse citation reaches a reader
Ephraim Syrus, 5 entries, rows here carry another author's text
Epiphanius of Salamis, Greek original: 3 works, ~242,585 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Eucherius of Lyon, Latin original: 4 works, ~58,829 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Eugippius, Latin original: 3 works, ~377,751 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Eusebius 'Alexandrinus', Greek/Latin original: 5 works, ~6,926 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Eusebius Pamphilius, NPNF2-01. Eusebius Pamphilius: Church History, Life of Constantine, Oration in Praise of Constantine, 701 entries, Greek original: 9 works, ~446,615 words, held in his own language and in English
Eusebius of Caesarea, Greek/Syriac original: 6 works, ~191,486 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Evagrius Scholasticus, Greek original: 1 works, ~50,662 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Firmicus Maternus, Latin original: 1 works, ~22,611 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Gelasius, Greek original: 1 works, ~50,877 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Gregory Nazianzen, 201 entries, Greek original: 7 works, ~46,365 words, held in his own language and in English
Gregory Thaumaturgus, 73 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
Gregory of Nyssa, NPNF2-05. Gregory of Nyssa: Dogmatic Treatises, Etc., 421 entries, translation only, original absent
Gregory the Great, 165 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
Hermas, 545 entries, Greek original: 2 works, ~47,144 words, held in his own language and in English
Hesychius of Jerusalem, Greek original: 1 works, ~53,621 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Hilary of Poitiers, NPNF2-09. Hilary of Poitiers, John of Damascus, 697 entries, Latin original: 9 works, ~445,983 words, held in his own language and in English
Hippolytus of Rome, ANF05. Fathers of the Third Century: Hippolytus, Cyprian, Caius, Novatian, Appendix, 223 entries, Greek original: 3 works, ~168,177 words, held in his own language and in English
Ignatius, 522 entries, Greek original: 2 works, ~22,946 words, held in his own language and in English
Irenaeus, 429 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
Jerome, 1,236 entries, Latin original: 2 works, ~826,988 words, held in his own language and in English
John Cassian, 667 entries, Latin original: 3 works, ~398,494 words, held in his own language and in English
John Chrysostom, 1,044 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
John of Damascus, 471 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
John of Ephesus, Syriac original: 2 works, ~3,275 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Julius Africanus, 85 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
Justin Martyr, 461 entries, Greek original: 4 works, ~61,550 words, held in his own language and in English
Lactantius, 309 entries, Latin original: 8 works, ~433,900 words, held in his own language and in English
Leo the Great, NPNF-212. Leo the Great, Gregory the Great, 185 entries, translation only, original absent
Lucifer of Cagliari, Latin original: 6 works, ~109,922 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Marcellus of Ancyra, Greek original: 1 works, ~9,876 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Marcellus of Ankara, Greek original: 1 works, ~9,897 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Marius Victorinus, Latin original: 1 works, ~4,429 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
The Church Fathers (continued)
Methodius of Olympus, Greek original: 6 works, ~49,502 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Minucius Felix, Latin original: 1 works, ~23,958 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Novatian, 150 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
Optatus of Mileve, Latin original: 2 works, ~80,424 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Origen, Greek original: 22 works, ~590,296 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Orosius, Latin original: 3 works, ~279,934 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Paulinus of Nola, Latin original: 2 works, ~289,095 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Philastrius of Brescia, Latin original: 1 works, ~47,594 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Polycarp of Smyrna, 387 entries, Greek original: 1 works, ~1,409 words, held in his own language and in English
Priscillian of Avila, Latin original: 2 works, ~40,947 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Pseudo-Athanasius of Alexandria, Greek original: 1 works, ~1,464 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Pseudo-John Chrysostom, Greek original: 4 works, ~3,584 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Rufinus, 58 entries, Latin original: 1 works, ~42,115 words, held in his own language and in English
Salvian of Marseilles, Latin original: 4 works, ~114,704 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Severian of Gabala, Armenian/Greek/Latin/Syriac original: 79 works, ~314,723 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Socrates Scholasticus, NPNF2-02. Socrates and Sozomenus Ecclesiastical Histories, 224 entries, Greek original: 1 works, ~93,414 words, held in his own language and in English
Sozomen, Greek original: 2 works, ~202,957 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Sulpicius Severus, NPNF-211. Sulpitius Severus, Vincent of Lerins, John Cassian, 549 entries, Latin original: 4 works, ~91,219 words, held in his own language and in English
Tatian, 445 entries, Greek original: 1 works, ~9,307 words, held in his own language and in English
Tertullian, ANF03. Latin Christianity: Its Founder, Tertullian, 8,740 entries, Latin original: 16 works, ~382,883 words, held in his own language and in English
Theodoret, NPNF2-03. Theodoret, Jerome, Gennadius, & Rufinus: Historical Writings, 123 entries, Greek original: 3 works, ~186,863 words, held in his own language and in English
Theodoret of Cyrrhus, Greek original: 1 works, ~63,116 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Theophilus of Antioch, 800 entries, Greek original: 2 works, ~36,187 words, held in his own language and in English
Victor Vitensis, Latin original: 1 works, ~43,071 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Victorinus of Poetovio, Latin original: 2 works, ~48,592 words, held in his own language, no English on this shelf
Vincent of Lerins, 631 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
The Commentators
Verse-by-verse commentary across the whole canon. All but two are public domain by age; the two modern ones are held back until their terms are settled, because a licence is not a thing to guess at.
Ellicott, Charles, Commentary for English Readers (1878-1905), 42,104 entries, hosted, edition established
Cornelius a Lapide, Commentaria in Scripturam Sacram (1616-1637), 35,675 entries, held in his own language, no English beneath it
Calvin, John, Commentaries (1540s; Eng. tr. 1843-1855), 27,646 entries, translation only, original absent
Biblical Studies Press, NET Bible Notes (modern), 25,233 entries, under licence review, not rendered
Biblical Studies Press, NET Bible Footnotes (modern), 25,233 entries, under licence review, not rendered
Wesley, John, Explanatory Notes (1755), 18,130 entries, hosted, edition established
Nicoll, W. Robertson (ed.), The Expositor's Bible (1887-1896), 15,368 entries, hosted, edition established
Henry, Matthew, Exposition of the Old and New Testaments (1708-1710), 12,138 entries, hosted, edition established
(Geneva translators), Geneva Study Notes (1560/1599), 10,624 entries, hosted, edition established
Nicoll, W. Robertson (ed.), The Expositor's Greek Testament (1897-1910), 7,201 entries, hosted, edition established
Barnes, Albert, Barnes' Notes (1832-1872), 6,680 entries, hosted, edition established
Burkitt, William, Expository Notes (1700-1703), 6,554 entries, hosted, edition established
Whedon, Daniel, Commentary on the Bible (1860-1880), 4,473 entries, hosted, edition established
Benson, Joseph, Commentary (1811-1818), 4,227 entries, hosted, edition established
Bagster, Daily Light on the Daily Path (1875), 3,207 entries, hosted, edition established
(various), Cambridge Bible for Schools and Colleges (1877-1919), 1,642 entries, hosted, edition established
Haydock, George Leo, Catholic Family Bible (1811-1814), 139 entries, hosted, edition established
Dictionaries, Lexicons and Encyclopaedias
Reference instruments rather than voices. These are already works about Hebrew and Greek written in English, so no original sits beneath them.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, 114,711 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
unidentified concise English dictionary, 37,992 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
Strong's Greek headword link table, 11,393 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
Orr, James, ed. — The International Standard Bible Encyclopaedia, 9,379 entries, hosted, edition established
Strong, James — Hebrew and Chaldee Dictionary of the Old Testament, 8,674 entries, hosted, edition established
Brown, F.; Driver, S.R.; Briggs, C.A. — A Hebrew and English Lexicon of the OT, 8,673 entries, hosted, edition established
Abbott-Smith, G. — A Manual Greek Lexicon of the New Testament, 5,895 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
Strong, James — Greek Dictionary of the New Testament, 5,741 entries, hosted, edition established
unidentified 19th-c. Bible names/scripture index, 5,321 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
Liddell, H.G. & Scott, R. — An Intermediate Greek-English Lexicon, 4,104 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
Easton, M.G. — Illustrated Bible Dictionary, 3rd ed., 3,962 entries, hosted, edition established
Hebrew/Aramaic morphology code table (source_512), Hebrew/Aramaic morphology code table, 3,480 entries, hosted, edition established
Hebrew/Aramaic morphology code table (source_561), Hebrew/Aramaic morphology code table, 3,480 entries, hosted, edition established
Greek morphology code table (Robinson-style), 3,071 entries, hosted, edition established
Webster, Noah — An American Dictionary of the English Language, 2,785 entries, hosted, edition established
Hitchcock, R.D. — Bible Names Dictionary, 2,615 entries, hosted, edition established
unidentified concise English glossary, 2,515 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
American Tract Society — Bible Dictionary, 2,286 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
unidentified 19th-c. topical scripture index, 1,727 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
Smith, William — A Dictionary of the Bible, 842 entries, hosted, edition established
Torrey, R.A. — The New Topical Text Book, 627 entries, hosted, edition established
The Book of Concord (1580); English translation edition unconfirmed, 309 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
unidentified 19th-c. chronology outline, 56 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
unidentified juvenile Bible natural-history reader, 32 entries, hosted, edition unestablished
Hislop, Alexander — The Two Babylons, held but not served, its scholarship is discredited
The Originals
66 writers are held here in the language they wrote: 389 works, roughly 13,464,206 words, in Armenian, Greek, Latin and Syriac. This is the first of the three tiers, the words as actually written, and on the morning of 27 August 2026 this library had almost none of it.
Three sources, and each is named here because its licence requires it. The Greek is the Open Greek and Latin project's First1KGreek. The Latin is the Corpus Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum, the Vienna critical edition series, as encoded by the Patristic Text Archive (csel-dev). The Syriac, the Armenian and a further body of Greek come from the Patristic Text Archive of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences, edited by Annette von Stockhausen.
Everything here is CC BY-SA 4.0 or CC BY 4.0, checked in each file's own header rather than taken from a project's front page. Every one of the 180 Latin files was also printed before 1930, so it is public domain by date as well. Where a licence adds share-alike, anything derived from that text carries the same terms; hosting these does not place the rest of this site under them.
Two texts were examined and NOT taken. The Peshitta as edited by the ETCBC is licensed for non-commercial use only, and this site takes payments. Rahlfs' Septuagint of 1935 is still in copyright, whatever a transcription of it declares. A third, Migne's complete Patrologia Latina at Corpus Corporum, is non-commercial and carries no clear chain of title. None of the three is served here.
A work attributed to a father but not written by him is listed under its own name, as Pseudo-John Chrysostom rather than John Chrysostom. Filing a pseudepigraphon under the father's name would be the same error as a misattributed citation.
Augustine of Hippo, 64 works, ~3,691,690 words in Latin
Ambrose, 17 works, ~956,853 words in Latin
Jerome, 2 works, ~826,988 words in Latin
Cyril of Alexandria, 4 works, ~610,269 words in Greek, no English translation on this shelf
Origen, 22 works, ~590,296 words in Greek, no English translation on this shelf
Eusebius Pamphilius, 9 works, ~446,615 words in Greek
Hilary of Poitiers, 9 works, ~445,983 words in Latin
Lactantius, 8 works, ~433,900 words in Latin
John Cassian, 3 works, ~398,494 words in Latin
Tertullian, 16 works, ~382,883 words in Latin
Eugippius, 3 works, ~377,751 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Cyprian of Carthage, 15 works, ~322,722 words in Latin
Severian of Gabala, 79 works, ~314,723 words in Armenian/Greek/Latin/Syriac, no English translation on this shelf
Paulinus of Nola, 2 works, ~289,095 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Orosius, 3 works, ~279,934 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Epiphanius of Salamis, 3 works, ~242,585 words in Greek, no English translation on this shelf
Sozomen, 2 works, ~202,957 words in Greek, no English translation on this shelf
Eusebius of Caesarea, 6 works, ~191,486 words in Greek/Syriac, no English translation on this shelf
Theodoret, 3 works, ~186,863 words in Greek
Hippolytus of Rome, 3 works, ~168,177 words in Greek
Ambrosiaster, 1 works, ~158,742 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Boethius, 2 works, ~138,660 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Salvian of Marseilles, 4 works, ~114,704 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Lucifer of Cagliari, 6 works, ~109,922 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Arnobius of Sicca, 1 works, ~107,104 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Socrates Scholasticus, 1 works, ~93,414 words in Greek
Sulpicius Severus, 4 works, ~91,219 words in Latin
Clement of Alexandria, 5 works, ~89,536 words in Greek
Optatus of Mileve, 2 works, ~80,424 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Cyprianus Gallus, 1 works, ~74,676 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Commodianus, 2 works, ~71,257 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Theodoret of Cyrrhus, 1 works, ~63,116 words in Greek, no English translation on this shelf
Justin Martyr, 4 works, ~61,550 words in Greek
Eucherius of Lyon, 4 works, ~58,829 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Hesychius of Jerusalem, 1 works, ~53,621 words in Greek, no English translation on this shelf
Gelasius, 1 works, ~50,877 words in Greek, no English translation on this shelf
Evagrius Scholasticus, 1 works, ~50,662 words in Greek, no English translation on this shelf
Methodius of Olympus, 6 works, ~49,502 words in Greek, no English translation on this shelf
Victorinus of Poetovio, 2 works, ~48,592 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Philastrius of Brescia, 1 works, ~47,594 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Hermas, 2 works, ~47,144 words in Greek
Gregory Nazianzen, 7 works, ~46,365 words in Greek
Victor Vitensis, 1 works, ~43,071 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Rufinus, 1 works, ~42,115 words in Latin
Priscillian of Avila, 2 works, ~40,947 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Athanasius of Alexandria, 10 works, ~38,734 words in Greek
Theophilus of Antioch, 2 works, ~36,187 words in Greek
Athenagoras, 4 works, ~34,222 words in Greek
Minucius Felix, 1 works, ~23,958 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Ignatius, 2 works, ~22,946 words in Greek
Firmicus Maternus, 1 works, ~22,611 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Catenae, 1 works, ~11,436 words in Greek, no English translation on this shelf
Clement of Rome, 2 works, ~11,155 words in Greek
Marcellus of Ankara, 1 works, ~9,897 words in Greek, no English translation on this shelf
Marcellus of Ancyra, 1 works, ~9,876 words in Greek, no English translation on this shelf
Tatian, 1 works, ~9,307 words in Greek
Bede the Venerable, 1 works, ~8,090 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Eusebius 'Alexandrinus', 5 works, ~6,926 words in Greek/Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Barnabas, 1 works, ~5,586 words in Greek
Marius Victorinus, 1 works, ~4,429 words in Latin, no English translation on this shelf
Pseudo-John Chrysostom, 4 works, ~3,584 words in Greek, no English translation on this shelf
John of Ephesus, 2 works, ~3,275 words in Syriac, no English translation on this shelf
Documents of the Arian controversy (Athanasius Werke III), 10 works, ~3,098 words in Greek, no English translation on this shelf
Archelaus, 1 works, ~2,109 words in Greek
Pseudo-Athanasius of Alexandria, 1 works, ~1,464 words in Greek, no English translation on this shelf
Polycarp of Smyrna, 1 works, ~1,409 words in Greek
What Is Missing
Read this as a to-do list, worst first.
The originals, still missing for 5 of the fathers. The largest by far is John Chrysostom, who is quoted on more verses here than anyone except Augustine and Tertullian and whose Greek we do not hold; the archives searched carry only works falsely attributed to him. Basil of Caesarea, Gregory of Nyssa, Cyril of Jerusalem and John of Damascus are absent too, as are Leo the Great, Gregory the Great, Novatian and Vincent of Lerins on the Latin side. All of it is public domain somewhere, most of it in Migne. None of it is invented here in the meantime.
The editions. 22 works are hosted without an established printing. They are almost certainly nineteenth-century and public domain, but almost certainly is not a citation.
The prose, now largely fixed. 78.1% of the 45,037 patristic citations used to be a bare reference with no sentence attached, and 6,157 of the 12,013 covered verses had nothing else, because the extraction quoted the editors' footnote rather than the passage it annotated. Rebuilt 2026-08-27 to quote the father's own sentence: 337 bare rows remain, and 42 verses. Those 42 are cases where the footnote really is the only witness.
The volume boundaries. Aphrahat, Ephraim Syrus. The ANF and NPNF volumes each carry several authors, and the extraction split some of them at the wrong point, so rows filed under these names carry Gregory the Great's epistles instead. Verified by reading the rows.
The four that never arrive. Apocrypha, Apocrypha Pseudepigrapha, Apostolic Constitutions, Ecumenical Councils are staged in the corpus but no verse-level citation from them reaches a reader.
The Latin with no English. Cornelius a Lapide is served in his own words with no word-for-word rendering beneath him, which makes him at once the least readable voice here and the closest to the standard all the others should meet.
The two under review. The NET Bible notes are modern and copyrighted, and are not rendered at all pending a decision on their notice.
And absent entirely, though public domain and squarely within reach: the Targums, the Mishnah, and the classical Jewish commentators, Rashi, Ibn Ezra and Ramban. They have no row above because we hold nothing of them yet.
How To Read A Row
Hosted, edition established means the work is here and we can name the printing.
Hosted, edition unestablished means the work is here, but which printing it is has not been proved from the text, so no edition is claimed for it.
Translation only, original absent means the language the author wrote in is missing.
Held in his own language means the reverse: the original is here, the English is not.
Rows here carry another author's text means the multi-author volume was split at the wrong point and these citations belong to someone else.
Mostly bare references means most of what is on file for him is a footnote pointer rather than a sentence he wrote.
Staged, but no verse citation reaches a reader means it is in the corpus and unreachable from any verse.
Under licence review means modern and copyrighted, and deliberately not rendered.
Open the reader at /bible and any of these will appear beneath a verse they touch.
The companion page is /corpus, which does the same for the books rather than the people.