Rights — What Is Free, and Whose Work This Is

Free to read. Everything in this library is given free to read, to everyone, everywhere in the world. Reading is the gift, and the gift is not for sale. No one needs permission to read these books, and no payment will ever be asked of a reader.

The ancient texts belong to everyone. The words of the ancient books themselves — the scriptures and writings handed down from antiquity — belong to no one person. They are the inheritance of all peoples, and this Collection claims no ownership of them.

The editions, and everything built here, are one man's work. The Sacred Name editions — the restored Names, the editing, the discernment and arrangement, and the language editions prepared for this Collection — together with this website, are the work of David Steven Farkas of Angus, Ontario, Canada, published under his name and his business, David Steven Farkas operating as Sacred Name Collection. That work is his.

What may not be done. No person, company, or organisation may copy, reproduce, repackage, mirror, or sell this work — the Sacred Name editions, the language editions, or this website, in whole or in part — for money or other gain, in any country, in any language. The books are given to be read. They are not given to be taken and sold.

How to share it. Anyone may point others to this website and share its address freely. Link to the work; do not lift the work.

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