Add Bible book/common divisions filter to the concordance

No, the Concordance tool doesn't have this capability.

To find hapax legomena in 2 Timothy one wishes to scan the entire Bible to identify the hapax legomena, then limited those results by 2 Timothy.

Unfortunately, one can only enter 2 Timothy as a limit on what to scan ... meaning that you have hapax legomena on the book rather than the Bible i.e. your results are screwed.

How do you find lemmas that are used only once in corpus?

We need to be able to look at a subcorpus without changing the corpus. Therefore, we need a Bible book/common divisions filter in the Concordance tool.

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Beloved Amodeo

I was about to post back this very thing. We need to be able to filter the results by book of the NT. Of course while your at it do the same for the OT.

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