MARCO P wrote >>I would be surprised that nobody had already done this.
I've done this for almost all language groups and used Genesis or Gospel of Mark if Genesis does not exist in the period around 1500.
Sharing that information (here) is another thing.
But in linguistic studies such things have been done before.
Notes:
Resulting information as well as the basis corpora is sold to scholars and institutes commercially.
If you have a text cleaning up routine, that should be the same for all texts, otherwise the differences are very much polluted.
I've done this for almost all language groups and used Genesis or Gospel of Mark if Genesis does not exist in the period around 1500.
Sharing that information (here) is another thing.

But in linguistic studies such things have been done before.
Notes:
Resulting information as well as the basis corpora is sold to scholars and institutes commercially.
If you have a text cleaning up routine, that should be the same for all texts, otherwise the differences are very much polluted.

