Book that cites other resources

How can I use Logos to find out the sources that have been cited by Judaism: Practice and Belief, 63 BCE–66 CE by E. P. Sanders? I used Google scholar but it said only 15 sources cited it. I thought I could use the Concordance Tool to do this but it did not work. Does anyone have advice on how to do this in Logos so I do not have to outsource in other programs?

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Dave Hooton

A search for heading/largetext:bibliography will usually work.

Rosie Perera

How can I use Logos to find out the sources that have been cited by Judaism: Practice and Belief, 63 BCE–66 CE by E. P. Sanders?

The only way you can use Logos to do this is if you own the book. If you own the book, open it and navigate to the Bibliography, and that will tell you what sources are cited in it.

If you don't own the book, you can go to Amazon and look at the preview pages of this, because the entire Bibliography is available in there (pages 779-796). Click on "Read Sample", then click on the search icon (magnifying glass) and type in Bibliography. Make your best educated guess as to which of those sample pages showing is closest to the beginning of the bibliography. I guessed 779 and 780 were there, and clicked on 779, and I was rewarded with this:

From there you can scroll through to see the rest of the bibliography.

You gave up too quickly again. We have told you that Amazon sample pages will often help you find what you are looking for if you don't own a book in Logos and can't afford to buy it.

Christian Alexander

No. Sorry that is not what I am asking. I am looking for other resources that cite the book. See picture below.

MJ. Smith

. I am looking for other resources that cite the book.

That is the kind of question that takes so long to pull together from the Cited By tool or has such meaningless results from a search until the results are manually scanned that it's not reasonable to ask us to answer. BTW you need to be more precise in wording your question as that is not what you asked.

Rosie Perera

I am looking for other resources that cite the book

That isn't what you asked. You wrote, "...the sources that have been cited by Judaism: Practice and Belief, 63 BCE–66 CE by E. P. Sanders."

Again I'm going to ask you why you need to know what other books cite this book?

And then please tell me how your search in Google Scholar was anything towards coming up with that answer?

First problem with this, right off the bat, is that you didn't put "Gospel of John" in quotation marks, so it is finding all occurrences of the word Gospel and the word John. (though it looks like it's eliminating the "small word" of -- it's not bolded in any of the occurrences).

If you put the title of the book you're looking for into there, in quotation marks, you'll find a lot more than 15 hits. I get 1,270.

Do the same on your computer, and then explain to me how you will use these results to get what you need. You have a LOT in front of you that will provide you with hours of research capabilities. Show me that you know how to use it before I feed you anything more.