Syntactic Force Dataset (All of the Labels)

I have been trying to find where I could find a list of all the Syntactic Force Dataset Searches. I know there is the glossary, but it doesn't have any search information.

Anyone know where to get this?

For Example. I was messing with the bible browser and saw there was only one hit of this:

present active verb of the relative clause: Within the clause, the participle functions as a present active participle, but its subsequent annotation denotes the function of the clause. (References: BDF §307-425; Wallace p. 390-655; Smyth §1703-2152.)

I could click on it. Find the reference that it is tagged. Context menu and search. But, that is wayyyy to long of a process to figure what the search syntax is for rare hits in this dataset.

If anyone could point me toward something that would be helpful.

Thanks!

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Rick Brannan (Logos)

I'm not sure exactly what you're asking, Ryan, but the Lexham Syntactic Greek New Testament syntax search dialog, for the Word object, lists all of the items (on the right). I believe you can use the label given there and type that in the {Section <SGNT Syntactic Force ~ ...>} in the search dialog.

Ryan Robinson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/914988#Comment_914988

Sorry if my post wasn't clear.

Yeah. I guess I was wondering if there was a list for all of the categories on the right (of your picture) and their specific language for the {<SGNT Syntactic force ~ ...>} type search.

But, you answered my question. Enter in the full title and you'll get the hits.

e.g. i'm reading in the glossary and see "double accusative of the dependent clause" and I just enter that title in the search {Section <SGNTSyntacticForce = double accusative of the dependent clause>} I'll get the hits.

Thanks!