reverse interlinear
How do I find all of my English-Greek reverse interlinear bibles?
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Unfortunately, there is no way to automatically find them via any library criteria.
You'd have to manually check to see which bibles offer reverse interlinear, then tag/build a specific collection of interlinears.
Thanks to FL for including Carta and a Hebrew audio bible in Logos 9!
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They are built into certain translations like ESV,NRSV,NASB NIV etc, Not all translations in logos support this.
I think there is minimum package that you have in order to have them.
What Logos package do you have?
You should be see the reverse interlinear by opening a translations and clicking on one of the tabs on the top?
Better still there should be logos video that will show you how to do it.
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Try this! video
https://www.logos.com/logos-pro
Look for reverse interlinear here, might be down the page a bit.
P A
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Thank you everyone.
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Fred Robbins said:
How do I find all of my English-Greek reverse interlinear bibles?
As others have said, there's no easy way to do this.
The quickest way to find them is to run a morphological search on a collection of books that match the criteria type:bible lang:english. To do this:
- Run a morph search for all verbs (or all nouns, or whatever). This just gives you the syntax you need for the next step.
- Now switch to a Basic search. Make sure you're only searching resources that match the collection type:bible lang:english and run the search again.
- Sort the result by Resource.
All your Bible RI's will be shown. You could manually tag them/add them to a collection for future reference. Note that you'll have some reverse-interlinears that are not Bibles. You could also include these by modifying your collection.
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Mark Barnes said:
The quickest way to find them is to run a morphological search on a collection of books that match the criteria type:bible lang:english
Thanks for sharing that approach, it's certainly a very quick way! (I did it the much slower way, but tried your approach now to verify that I didn't miss any of them.)
Thanks to FL for including Carta and a Hebrew audio bible in Logos 9!
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PetahChristian said:
tried your approach now to verify that I didn't miss any of them.
You'll miss the non-english bibles with RI's, such as Luther 1984 (German) and there's at least one in Spanish and one in Chinese.
Have joy in the Lord!
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Fred Robbins said:
How do I find all of my English-Greek reverse interlinear bibles?
Currently know of 16 English-Greek reverse interlinears; compared lbsrvi files with manually tagged English Bibles:
Currently three English reverse interlinear Bibles are New Testament (Greek): HCSB, 1984 NIV, RSV
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NB.Mick said:PetahChristian said:
tried your approach now to verify that I didn't miss any of them.
You'll miss the non-english bibles with RI's, such as Luther 1984 (German) and there's at least one in Spanish and one in Chinese.
Searching dynamic collection of Type:Bible -Lang:Greek for definite article:
([field bible, content] <LogosMorphGr ~ D???>)
finds 20 Greek reverse interlinear resources in my library with 16 of them being English.
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20 Greek reverse interlinear resources in my library with 16 of them being English.
I find the same 16 English ones plus Luther and Clementine Vulgate (don't have a Spanish base package to get the other two your screenshot shows) and have now tagged them with RI, so I can easily identify them with mytag:RI in the library or make a collection.
If more people were to do that, it would even appear in the community tags and people could build a rule tag:RI without actually having to tag the bibles themselves.
Have joy in the Lord!
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