KYLE SUGGESTION: Can these be made type encyclopedia

I suspect these are not encyclopedia because some or all of them are ebooks. Yet to the user, they function as encyclopedia - especial the angel, man, names of God, and women ones.

Richards, Larry. Every Angel in the Bible. Everything in the Bible Series. Nashville: T. Nelson, 1997.
Richards, Larry. Every Promise in the Bible. Nashville: T. Nelson Publishers, 1998.
Richards, Larry. Every Man in the Bible. Nashville: T. Nelson, 1999.
Richards, Larry. Every Miracle in the Bible. Nashville: T. Nelson, 1998.
Richards, Larry. Every Name of God in the Bible. Everything in the Bible Series. Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson, 2001.
Richards, Larry. Every Prayer in the Bible. Nashville: T. Nelson, 1998.
Richards, Larry, Dan Pegoda, and Paul Gross. Every Teaching of Jesus in the Bible. Nashville: T. Nelson, 2001.
Richards, Sue Poorman, and Larry Richards. Every Woman in the Bible. Nashville, TN: T. Nelson Publishers, 1999.

It would be easier to explain Logos if these were encyclopedias.

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NB.Mick

I suspect these are not encyclopedia because some or all of them are ebooks.

Really? They are all sold on Logos.com, not via ebooks.faithlife.com (lucky for the international customers)

The one I own, "Every woman", definitely is a Logos Research Edition, with an old, Logos ID of LLS:34.0.99, last updated 2013 (do they possibly pre-date the existence of eBooks?). It has the annoying page index - which wouldn't bug me as much if this wasn't the only index present, which makes the type:monograph book functionally as valuable as an eBook, even though the 8-vol bundle is listed as "type: reference" on https://www.logos.com/product/54018/every-thing-in-the-bible

It would be easier to explain Logos if these were encyclopedias.

They would need an English headwords index for that. But I note that community tags suggest it as commentarynonversified. A bible index would be appropriate and might help, too, but it is intended as an encyclopedia - but not built as such.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1174568#Comment_1174568

If they are Research editions then we should demand headwords ... and basic Biblical entity tagging.

Kyle G. Anderson

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1174570#Comment_1174570

I'll take a look.