When I search I find articles about it, but can't seem to find this feature within Logos. Does it no longer exist?
They are included in the Logos Max subscription.
Thanks! Unfortunate there's not another way to access it, everyone wants that subscription money nowadays. This software is a bit of a money pit!
Technically, there is still a way to purchase the Logos 10 full feature set, which includes the cantillation analysis databases: https://www.logos.com/product/228527/conjunto-completo-de-funcionalidades-verbum-10-em-portugues https://www.logos.com/product/228533/verbum-10-espanol-conjunto-completo-de-funcionalidades https://www.logos.com/product/229702/verbum-10-bilingue-espanol-english-conjunto-completo-de-funcionalidades The cheapest of these will cost $370 or less if you already own some of the features/resources.
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