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Problem with resource link with Spicq's "Theological Lexicon of the N.T."

Steven L. Spencer

Hoping someone can help me with a problem I'm having with Spicq's "Theological Lexicon of the N.T."

I link a number of Gk lexicons together [BDAG, EDNT, TDNTA, etc. along with TLNT ]. Apparently, if TLNT doesn't have an article on the word I am studying, as soon as I click on it, it changes all my other one's away from the word I was studying to some other word defaulted in TLNT. This gets annoying because I have to go back a double-click on the Greek word and start all over again. Is there a way to by-pass TLNT besides un-linking it to the other Gk lexicons? Hope this is clear.

I still miss the key-link feature in L3. Just click on a Gk word and I had all of my Gk lexicons pop up super-fast. I could then just go down the list clicking on the tabs and get my information so quickly [much more quickly than the "prioritizing" feature of L4.] I would appreciate any help and guidance I can get on this problem. Thanks in advance.

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MJ. Smith

Can you give an example of a word this happens on so I can try to reproduce the problem?

Steven L. Spencer

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/65399#Comment_65399

MJ--here are two examples for you to explore on your L4

Example 1: In Philippians 3:14, when I double-click the word "skopov" here's what shows in my various lexicons:

BDAG [my default lexicon] goes right to "skopos". EDNT, Louw-Nida, LXX lexicons do the same. TLNT shows aparche;

Example 2: In Philippians 3:13 when I double-click on "opiso" it comes up on BDAG. TLNT shows "aparche"; TDNT shows "opisthen". Then, when I go back to BDAG "opisthen" shows up. I know they are closely related words. I just never had this problem with L3.

That is why I loved the key-link feature in L3. One click on any Greek words brought up about 15 lexicons that were perfectly aligned (and very fast). I could just go from tab-to-tab to quickly view what all my lexicons had to say about any given word. L4 takes so much time to do what took virtually no time in L3. Any advise or help will be greatly apprecitated

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/65774#Comment_65774

Any advise or help will be greatly apprecitated

I don't have the right lexicons to duplicate the problem but you describe it very well and I understand the problem. There is a similar request in already, but I suggest you enter this either as a bug (use BUG at the beginning of the title) or as a suggestion. Either should get a response from Logos.

Damian McGrath

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/65774#Comment_65774

Example 1: In Philippians 3:14, when I double-click the word "skopov" here's what shows in my various lexicons:

BDAG [my default lexicon] goes right to "skopos". EDNT, Louw-Nida, LXX lexicons do the same. TLNT shows aparche;

Example 2: In Philippians 3:13 when I double-click on "opiso" it comes up on BDAG. TLNT shows "aparche"; TDNT shows "opisthen". Then, when I go back to BDAG "opisthen" shows up. I know they are closely related words. I just never had this problem with L3.

Steven, neither of these words appear as Lexical entries in TLNT. The number of entries in TLNT is very limited.

There is an obvious indexing error with TDNT: the entry should show as ὀπίσω in the navigation box and should not cause the other linked resources to shift.