In the Greek text of the New Testament, I'm wanting to look at sequences consisting of a participle followed by a verb in the imperative mood. I'm using this search string:
<LogosMorphGr ~ V??P????> WITHIN 1 WORD <LogosMorphGr ~ V??M????>
The problem is that this brings up all the many instances when the participle in slot 1 of the search sequence is a speech orienter (or quotative) like "saying". I'd like to exclude these. If I could exclude participles formed from the verb λέγω, that would take care of most of these.
For example, I would like for my search to find Matt. 2:20 ("Rise, take the child and his mother and go ..."), where "rise" in the Gk is a participle usually translated into English as an imperative. But I want to exclude Matt. 8:25 ("And they went and woke him, saying, "Save us, Lord ...").
Note that the exclusion needs to apply to the participle in slot 1 of the query string and not to a participle that might occur previously. For example, I wouldn't want to exclude something like, "He spoke to the man, saying, "Rise, pick up your bed ...". In this example, the speech orienter "saying" is a participle immediately preceding the participle I'm designating in slot 1 of my search sequence.
Thanks for any help!