BUG: Paragraph analysis on Inline search

MJ. Smith

It is my understanding that a stanza is the metered text equivalent to a prose paragraph. Should the poem not be broken into stanzas, then entire poem is treated as a stanza ... I've never seen individual lines all treated as separate paragraphs - especially discombobulating when it disrupts the parallelism structures.

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

This is a known limitation of the "Paragraph" view in Inline Search.

Due to the way Logos resources are encoded, paragraph breaks are inferred from "new lines". These occur at the end of paragraphs in regular prose, but at the end of each line in Hebrew poetry.

Breaking on stanzas (in this view) would be a more logical division, but we don't have the markup to support that.