How do I get Logos to display every instance of a certain inflectional/parsing feature?

I specifically want to know every instance of the subjunctive mood in the Bible, or the Optative, or every word in the Aorist tense, or every word in 2nd person, etc. Everywhere else I have looked I only get suggestions about morph search which seems to be built to search for a specific word. I want to search by parsing information to know all words and every instance of words which have that inflectional/morphological/grammatical/whatever-the-proper-term-for-this-is feature. I can use the Concordance tool to display every word that shows up in the Bible, but I can't/don't know how to filter it to only display words that use a certain mood or have a certain tense, case, etc. If Concordance, Morph Search, and Bible Browser can't do this, can Logos do this at all? When I hover over words and it gives me the parsing information, that info has to be stored somewhere, right? Can I not get a list of every word tagged as a subjunctive?

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Graham Criddle

Welcome @Jacob Bergstedt

The Morph search doesn't need to be linked to a specific word - here's an example for a general aorist search

Does that give you what you are looking for?

Graham

Graham Criddle

You shouldn’t need to enter morph.g

What happens if you just enter the @ symbol in an empty morph string? You should get a morph picker allowing you to select the options you want

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Graham Criddle

Welcome @Jacob Bergstedt

The Morph search doesn't need to be linked to a specific word - here's an example for a general aorist search

Does that give you what you are looking for?

Graham

Jacob Bergstedt

@Graham Criddle

That is exactly what I was looking for, thank you very much!

What I didn't know was that you must type "morph.g:" before the parsing options show up. I was trying to type the inflectional info into the search bar after selecting the "morph" tab in the Search feature. Do you happen to know if there is a guide to the exact syntax required for the search feature? The "Logos Help" entry for "Morph Search" did not tell me to enter "morph." before "g:" into the search to get the inflectional information, which is why I couldn't find it. If I only type ".g" after selecting the "morph" tab, a list of Greek words shows up. I would prefer the guide to be as comprehensive as possible, if such a thing is available. Thanks again for your time!

Graham Criddle

You shouldn’t need to enter morph.g

What happens if you just enter the @ symbol in an empty morph string? You should get a morph picker allowing you to select the options you want

Jacob Bergstedt

Entering @ in the empty box also works. I think I glossed over this because the help says: "Type @ to start a morphology term . Search for lemmas with a specific morphology like this: lemma:ἀγαπάω@VF," so when I read the second sentence I guess I assumed the first sentence was also for specific words/lemmas. I notice entering @ in an empty search box automatically converts the @ to "morph.g:" anyway. Thank you very much for your help!