Early Church Fathers

Simple question...I am almost embarrassed to ask. When you are reading the Early Church Fathers, can someone tell the easiest way to identify the Church Father you are reading? Thanks.

Also in the Earliest Greek Manuscripts, what is the easiest way to identify the Papyri you are reading (whether P15 or P75 and so fourth). Thanks.

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Kevin Becker

For both questions turn on the Locator bar or the ToC pane.

Pastor Michael Huffman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/224658#Comment_224658

For both questions turn on the Locator bar or the ToC pane.

Thanks, Kevin. Helpful as always.

Pastor Michael Huffman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/224658#Comment_224658

Kevin, would it be too much trouble to ask you for a screen shot of the Earliest Greek Manuscripts? I am not at my desk, so I cannot access it to see.

Thanks!

Michael

Mark Barnes

Also in the Earliest Greek Manuscripts, what is the easiest way to identify the Papyri you are reading (whether P15 or P75 and so fourth).

As the EGM are all in separate resources, the name of the Papyrus is in the tab header.

Kevin Becker

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/224690#Comment_224690

Also in the Earliest Greek Manuscripts, what is the easiest way to identify the Papyri you are reading (whether P15 or P75 and so fourth).

As the EGM are all in separate resources, the name of the Papyrus is in the tab header.

Actually, there is one resource with all of the papyri in one resource too. This could be confusing w/o the location bar/ToC open

Kevin, would it be too much trouble to ask
you for a screen shot of the Earliest Greek Manuscripts? I am not at my
desk, so I cannot access it to see.

Pastor Michael Huffman

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/224697#Comment_224697

Thanks.