notes across Bibles

When I read my Bible, I always have the lxx, Hebrew, English, and Greek texts open at the same time. The Vulgate is also sitting a tab away. I just noticed that when I put a note on a word, it appears in the other versions but not the Latin. Why is that, and how can I fix that?

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Graham Criddle

The Vulgate is also sitting a tab away. I just noticed that when I put a note on a word, it appears in the other versions but not the Latin. Why is that, and how can I fix that?

Which Vulgate are you using? It doesn't work in Biblia Sacra Vulgate (which doesn't have an underlying reverse-interlinear) but it does work in the Clementine Vulgate (which does)

For this "note sharing" to work the resources either need to be translations with reverse-interlinears or Hebrew / Greek texts.

Larry Craig

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1098620#Comment_1098620

It is the Clementine. Some time ago, I went through all the Latin texts to find the right one.

Even now, after I posted my question, I noted that the highlighting was not consistent. Right now, I have the English, Greek, and Clementine Vulgate opened at Heb 12. the Greek and English have considerable markings, but the Latin text is clean.

Wo, I got it.

I'm constantly working, even when I'm trying to respond.

It's going now.

Thank you for so much for responding. You've been very helpful. And certainly not just today.

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1098621#Comment_1098621

Glad you have it working now