I must not understand series... any help?

I wanted to add a few Greek grammars into a series so that if I was in one grammar (Wallace) and read about say... the Dative, I could also jump to another book (Robertson) in the same series on the Dative.

Is this possible with series? Or any other way....

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David Thomas

Does this help? - http://community.logos.com/forums/p/72233/503249.aspx#503249

Mike Tourangeau

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/506762#Comment_506762

Does this help? - http://community.logos.com/forums/p/72233/503249.aspx#503249

David, thanks for the link. Yes, that is the thread I first learned of the feature. I am thinking I should just do collections, but if "Parallel Resources" worked for Grammars that would work to.... OR an option to make your own parallel resources, which is what I was thinking series was like...

Mark Barnes

I wanted to add a few Greek grammars into a series so that if I was in one grammar (Wallace) and read about say... the Dative, I could also jump to another book (Robertson) in the same series on the Dative.

For this to work, you would need to use Collections rather than series (as the link explains, if you're looking at the same subject in different resources, that's a parallel relationship, and that means a Collection).

However, to jump from one to another, you will also need both resources to have the same index, and the same entry in that index. Generally speaking, grammars don't have this, they just have page numbers, or occasionally section numbers. A few grammar dictionaries or reference books to both have the same index (English headwords), and often the same entries (e.g. dative), and they could be placed together in a collection. Examples would be Pocket Dictionary for the Study of NT Greek, the glossaries of many UBS handbooks, Collins Latin Dictionary and Grammar, and A Grammatical Analysis of the Greek NT (which also has a glossary section).