What Bible Version is the Tyndale Bible Text for Song of Songs?

I use Logos 9 on a pc desktop and have the Tyndale Old Testament Commentaries by Inter-Varsity. What version of the Bible is the Song of Songs: Bible Text?

Duguid, Iain M. The Song of Songs: Bible Text. Edited by David G. Firth. Vol. 19. Tyndale Old Testament Commentaries. Nottingham, England: Inter-Varsity Press, 2015.

The Title Page says all scripture (of the commentary) is from the ESV, 2001. Is that it or is this an actual translation by Iain Duguid? (My guess is it's the ESV.)

Thanks for your help.

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MJ. Smith

The translation is Duguid's ... Biblical quotes within the notes, commentaries, and analysis are ESV unless otherwise noted. I didn't check to see how they handled Duguid refering to his own translation.

Sharon Hillam

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1176476#Comment_1176476

The translation is Duguid's

Thanks, MJ!

PS. Hey, I noticed that you, Graham Criddle, and Dave Wooten were ALL mentioned in the Front Matter of the Lexham English Bible as proofreaders. No wonder all of you know Logos inside and out. I'm truly getting help from the experts. I think that's pretty awesome. [:)]

Graham Criddle

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1176484#Comment_1176484

PS. Hey, I noticed that you, Graham Criddle, and Dave Wooten were ALL mentioned in the Front Matter of the Lexham English Bible as proofreaders

That was an interesting project - a long time ago[:)]

And Dave's surname is Hooton

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1176494#Comment_1176494

And Dave's surname is Hooton

My surname has been mis-spelled one way usually. Two ways is unique!

That was an interesting project - a long time ago

And Feb 2012 was a long time ago. I was purging Outlook messages a few days ago and I wondered if I had deleted all those messages with Rick Brannan.