Given a noun, finding all verbs that the noun is a subject (or object) for In the septuagint

Hi all,

I know a resource like cascadia will give (for the NT) all occurrences of a noun as a subject or object and the associated verbs with it.

Is there some way in Logos to do the same thing in the LXX?

For example, if I were to look for all the occurences of the word, ναος, I would like logos to give me all the verbs associated with it, i.e. in which ναος is either the subject or object of the verb.

Similarly, if I had an adjective, I'd like to see all the nouns that the adjective modifies in the LXX.

Any advice or guidance would be greatly appreciated!

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MJ. Smith

Try the clause search on Swete for most of these. I don't think it handles adjectives, however.

Graham Criddle

Try the clause search on Swete for most of these

I might be wrong on this but doesn't the clause search on Swete just focus on the deuterocanonical books?

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1381111#Comment_1381111

You are correct. I keep forgetting the degree to which Logos favors the truncated canon rather than the "median" bible. I keep forgetting because it has a bad influence on my blood pressure.