Searching for a combination of disjointed words

I was recently reading where Paul, in his second letter to Timothy, frequently uses the phrase, "but you" or, "you however", represented in the Greek by de sy. (3.10, 14; 4.5).

Is there some way I can do a Lemma search on this phrase instead of each word of the phrase in Logos 5, please?

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recently reading where Paul, in his second letter to Timothy, frequently uses the phrase, "but you" or, "you however", represented in the Greek by de sy. (3.10, 14; 4.5)

Morph Search for a lemma close to a conjunction finds 2 Tim 3:10, 14; 4:5 plus some more:

lemma:σύ WITHIN 2 WORDS @C

Keep Smiling [:)]

Bruce Prince

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/604494#Comment_604494

Easy! Many thanks.

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

Is there some way I can do a Lemma search on this phrase

Yes: just surround the two lemmas with double quotes (just like a regular phrase search) to find where they occur as a phrase.

Bruce Prince

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/604500#Comment_604500

Thanks, Bradley. It looks like there is more than one way to skin a cat.

How do I get Greek characters into the search bar?

Bruce

Bruce Prince

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/604507#Comment_604507

Also, it is possible to save a search like this?

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/604507#Comment_604507

How do I get Greek characters into the search bar?

If you start typing "lemma:" (the colon is important), Logos 5 will automatically suggest Greek words based on the English characters you type. So in this example, I typed "lemma:su" and "lemma:de", then picked the first suggestion from the top of the list.

In other Search or Guide windows, you can type "g:" to get Greek suggestions or "h:" to get Hebrew.

Another way is to copy and paste from a resource (there is a "Copy" command on the context menu) if you know where the word is.

For advanced use, you can install our custom Greek and Hebrew keyboards: https://www.logos.com/support/logos5/windows/keyboards

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/604511#Comment_604511

Also, it is possible to save a search like this?

Recent searches are saved for a short time in search history (the grey triangle to the right of the search textbox).

To save this search permanently, you can open Favorites then drag the Search tab to the Favorites panel.