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Greetings,

I have yet to master the advanced searches Logos software has despite being a user for nearly 12 years! I'm sure I'd be an expert if I practiced but I only use the more unique search features about twice a year.

I'd like to find how often a pronoun occurs with an article preceding it, at the most, two words between. I'm not sure whether a Greek morph search or graphical query is best.

Please help!

Terry Cook

sDg

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George Somsel

Greetings,

I have yet to master the advanced searches Logos software has despite being a user for nearly 12 years! I'm sure I'd be an expert if I practiced but I only use the more unique search features about twice a year.

I'd like to find how often a pronoun occurs with an article preceding it, at the most, two words between. I'm not sure whether a Greek morph search or graphical query is best.

Please help!

Terry Cook

sDg

Using the morph search enter "<article lemma> before 2 words <pronoun lemma>". If you aren't fussy about the exact pronoun then I suppose you can simply select the box for pronoun and leave it unspecified. I haven't tried this since I took Bradley's statement that the patch would prevent IE-9 from breaking L3 and installed both. It's broken and I haven't gotten a response to my reply to his post.

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/245482#Comment_245482

I haven't tried this since I took Bradley's statement that the patch would prevent IE-9 from breaking L3 and installed both. It's broken and I haven't gotten a response to my reply to his post.

Let me update this. I discovered that if I use "All Resources of Specified Morphology" rather than using "Nestle-Aland Greek New Testament, 27th Edition" the morph search will work. It will not work with just the NA-27 -- bummer.

George Somsel

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/245576#Comment_245576

I haven't tried this since I took Bradley's statement that the patch would prevent IE-9 from breaking L3 and installed both. It's broken and I haven't gotten a response to my reply to his post.

Let me update this. I discovered that if I use "All Resources of Specified Morphology" rather than using "Nestle-Aland Greek New Testament, 27th Edition" the morph search will work. It will not work with just the NA-27 -- bummer.

Second update.

While the search with "All Resources of Specified Morphology" does produce results, this still does not include the NA27, and the NA-27 will not sync with the Scrivener edition which does produce results. LOGOS, WHERE ARE YOU?

Terry Cook

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/245577#Comment_245577

George,

none of this helped. I couldn't even get a search started.

Terry

sDg

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/245577#Comment_245577

Using the morph search enter "<article lemma> before 2 words <pronoun lemma>". If you aren't fussy about the exact pronoun then I suppose you can simply select the box for pronoun and leave it unspecified.

I haven't tried this since I took Bradley's statement that the patch would prevent IE-9 from breaking L3 and installed both. It's broken and I haven't gotten a response to my reply to his post.

Let me update this. I discovered that if I use "All Resources of Specified Morphology" rather than using "Nestle-Aland Greek New Testament, 27th Edition" the morph search will work. It will not work with just the NA-27 -- bummer.

Second update.

While the search with "All Resources of Specified Morphology" does produce results, this still does not include the NA27, and the NA-27 will not sync with the Scrivener edition which does produce results. LOGOS, WHERE ARE YOU?

Apologies George, appears Logos Greek Morphology used with NA27 Interlinear (can compare with Scrivener):

Keep Smiling [:}