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Transcoding between beta- and uni-code you can easily be done in the following manner:

```python
import beta_code

beta_code.greek_to_beta_code(u'χαῖρε ὦ κόσμε')
'xai=re w)= ko/sme'

beta_code.beta_code_to_greek('xai=re w)= ko/sme')
'χαῖρε ὦ κόσμε'

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# Loading the Text-Fabric code
from tf.fabric import Fabric
from tf.app import use

# load the app and data and the BHSaddons features
BHSA = use ("etcbc/BHSA", mod="tonyjurg/BHSaddons/tf/", hoist=globals())

# find all verse nodes for this parasha using its sequence number
parashaQuery = '''
verse parashanum=1

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FeatureList=Fall()
LinesToPrint=5
for Feature in FeatureList: 
    if Feature!='otype':
        print ('Feature:',Feature,'\n\n\t value\t frequency')
        FeatureFrequenceLists=Fs(Feature).freqList()
        PrintedLine=0
        for item, freq in FeatureFrequenceLists:
            PrintedLine+=1
            print ('\t',item,'\t',freq)

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# This code traverses the hierarchical structure of a Text-Fabric corpus, 
# starting from books and drilling down through chapters, verses, and words. 
# At each level, it allows for processing or extracting specific data 
# related to the respective nodes (book, chapter, verse, or word).

   # Loop through all the book nodes in the corpus
   for bookNode in F.otype.s('book'):
        # Do something on the book nodes data

        # Loop through all the chapter nodes in the book

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# The Greek words in the New Testament are classified semantically according to a two-tier system developed by Louw and Nida. 
# This Python script maps the top-level codes (the part of the Louw-Nida code preceding the dot) to their human-readable descriptions.
# The structure of the dictionary is:
#    louwNidaMapping = {
#         numeric (key): "description"
#         ...
#    }
# The information for this dictionary is obtained from parsing the Louw-Nida Lexicon information available at laparola.net. 
# The original publication is by Johannes P. Louw and Eugene Albert Nida, titled:
# Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament: Based on Semantic Domains (New York: United Bible Societies, 1996).

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# SHEBANQ REST API - https://github.com/ETCBC/shebanq/wiki/REST-Api

# https://github.com/ETCBC/shebanq/wiki/REST-Api#deep-linking-to-shebanq
# Define the transliteration substitution function
def substituteTranslit(translit):
    substitutions = { 
        '>': 'A',  # aleph
        '<': 'O',  # ayin
        '/': 'n',  # nun
        '[': 'v',  # vav