Exegetical Collection

Has anyone made a collections using the word study books from the exegetical guide ? If so can you share your string ?

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For Bible dictionaries: type:dictionary AND (title:bible OR (subject:bible AND subject:dictionaries) OR subject:"220.3")

For Aramic Lexicons: type:dictionary AND (lang:aramaic OR title:aramaic OR subject:aramaic)

For Greek Lexicons: type:dictionary AND (lang:greek OR title:greek OR subject:greek)

For Hebrew Lexicons: type:dictionary AND (lang:hebrew OR title:hebrew OR subject:hebrew)

This works for me, feel free to customize the above to fit your collection resources.

Hope this helps!

Rosie Perera

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/86745#Comment_86745

I have tagged them all GkRef or HebRef (or both), and I use mytag:GkRef for my NT collection and mytag:HebRef for my OT collection. That way I'm able to leave out the abridged TDNT, for example, since I have the complete thing so there's no point in using the abridged version. I simply don't tag it.

Rosie Perera

Another way to do it would be to use all those abbreviated titles (some of which it looks like you added yourself, since I didn't have them until I figured out what they were abbreviations for and added those short titles; I don't seem to have NASB Dictionaries in my library and don't even know what that is -- couldn't find it on Logos.com, and I couldn't figure out what SNT stood for).

Thus, the string would be as follows (you have to put quotes around the abbreviated titles that have spaces in them):

abbrev:(BDAG,LSJ,WSNTDICT,Louw-Nida,"DBL Greek",TDNT,EDNT,"Greek-English Dict. of N.T.","NASB Dictionaries", "LEH LXX Lexicon",IGEL,ANLEX, LXGRCANLEX,SHG,VONT,TDNTA,BYNTGV3E,ESL,CDWGTHB,SNT)

You'd need to make a similar one for your OT resources.

Anthony Etienne

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/86750#Comment_86750

I don't seem to have NASB Dictionaries in my library and don't even know what that is -- couldn't find it on Logos.com, and I couldn't figure out what SNT stood for).

Rosie it is the 'New American Standard Hebrew-Aramaic and Greek Dictionaries: Updated Edition' if it didn't come with my Scholar's edition, then it must have come with the NASB boxed CD set I bought years ago.

Rosie Perera

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/86753#Comment_86753

I don't seem to have NASB Dictionaries in my library and don't even know what that is -- couldn't find it on Logos.com, and I couldn't figure out what SNT stood for).

Rosie it is the 'New American Standard Hebrew-Aramaic and Greek Dictionaries: Updated Edition' if it didn't come with my Scholar's edition, then it must have come with the NASB boxed CD set I bought years ago.

Oh yes, it's there after all, with that abbreviated title. I must have typed it wrong when I first searched my library.

What is SNT? That must have been an abbreviation you created. I can't figure out what it would be. (My guess of something with Strong's and "New Testament" in the title was wrong.)