MorphGNT 6.07 Released

The latest release of MorphGNT (with a corresponding release of the Python library py-sblgnt) fixes some lemmatization issues along with a couple of accent and part-of-speech changes.

use acute at end of sentence in Luke 10.38
use ἄγω as lemma of ἄγε per issue #39
use ἱερός lemma in all situations per issue #36
fix accent in συνίημι lemma in Acts 28.26 per issue #37
fixed θαρσέω lemmas where forms use ρσ as well per issue #38
fixed προώρισε(ν) lemma in Acts 4.28 per issue #40
elaborated on part of speech and parsing codes in README
corrected lemmatization of ἤρχοντο in John 4.30 per issue #41
changed μακράν to adverb when lemma is μακράν per issue #33
changed lemma for ἔδει to δέω per issue #24

Thanks Scott Fleischmann, Ulrik Sandborg-Petersen and Emma Ehrhardt.

MorphGNT is available at https://github.com/morphgnt/sblgnt and all issues should be filed there.

py-sblgnt 0.5 is now available on PyPI for those wanting to access MorphGNT via a pip-installable Python API.

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