Enoch not available or labeled in "Verse" selection section. other pseudepigrapha not labeled
On the Logos Android app
the Psuedepigrapha is not labeled in the "Verse" selection section
And Enoch cannot be accessed at all in R.H. Charles' Psuedepigrapha, or in Lexham English Septuagint, or in Lexham English Interlinear Septuagint Sweete's, if accessing through the "Verse" selection section
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Enoch is not part of the canon of the LXX as far as I know. Thus it is normal that you do not find it in the LXX. You can access it in Charles through contents instead.
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Er... ah... from the parallels the following should be available as versified Biblical Enoch:
It does not pick up the text when translated in a commentary e.g. Hermeneia. A separate set of 1 Enoch translations are picked up as pseudepigraphia as shown in this set of parallels:
Please don't ask why there are two separate ways of accessing the text that yield different but always partial results. I might be impolite and tell you this history that led to this _____________________ (fill-in the blank exam - surprise.)
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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Just to flag this looks like it might be an issue in the Android app
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And Enoch cannot be accessed at all in R.H. Charles' Psuedepigrapha
As previously mentioned, please use the Table of Contents for now... I'll write up a case for the Verse Picker issue - thanks for the report.!
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