BUG: Bible Word Study εὐωδία not smelling so sweet in Vines Complete ...

While looking into the sweet smell in 2 Co 2:15 I found something unexpected, but not sure where to log it. I doubt its a bug in Logos 4.6 RC1 as such, but one of the datasets somewhere.

While looking to see if I could get a quick idea, and raced down the list to see what resource would have much to say. I've got way too many that only give a 1-line answer, but I also have some that go into great detail.

Anyway, Vines Complete ..., VCEDONTW, links not to the expected location but instead to "Authority".

However if I directly paste the headword into "Vines Complete ..." it does jump to the expected article.

Can anyone reproduce this please or must I endure a full re-index yet again if its working for everyone else?

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Don Awalt

I see it, it's not an indexing problem though it's in the resource - if I paste it in and let the dropbox give me selections I see both options:

JimTowler

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/738303#Comment_738303

Don,

Well spotted and thank you. The way I was doing it that never came up like that.

So unless that's actually correct and I so doubt it, then its an error within that resource?

Don Awalt

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/738305#Comment_738305

That's what I would assume - I did a little looking around in BDAG and BAGD, and I don't see any other lexicons suggesting two definitions but I am not a Greek expert - maybe someone who is will chime in with a more authoritative opinion...

Kyle G. Anderson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/738342#Comment_738342

Looks like a typo in Vine's to me. This is old enough that I don't have the print material at my fingertips to confirm. I have an idea what it should be though.

I'll do some digging.

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

This is a problem in Vine's. The article for "Authority" has many irrelevant headwords associated with it:

The BWS Lemma section picks an arbitrary article to jump to (probably the first one) when there are multiple choices. (It is expected that a dictionary will have only one article for each headword.)

JimTowler

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/738384#Comment_738384

Thanks everyone.