I need to search BHS Apparatus to find all the instances of the "sic L" note. This "sic L" is to be distinguished from "sci l" (lower case). These notes indicate where the editors of BHS apparatus believed they had come upon an obvious error in L. I cannot seem to perform this search in Accordance. When I search CONTENT I get both "sic L" and "sic l" hits together. Even with "exact search" checked it makes no difference.
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Posted 03 March 2013 - 04:21 AM
Raoul Comninos is an ordained Minister in the Presbyterian Church. He assisted in proofreading the New Cambridge Paragraph Bible, the Grammar of Biblical Hebrew, and the Book of Psalms in the Accordance Hebrew Syntax Module. He has taught Greek, Latin and Hebrew. He has a Doctorate in Theology (Pauline Studies).
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Posted 03 March 2013 - 06:13 AM
The key here is that the L for LXX is in the Manuscript field (or should be, we do our best to identify them). Therefore you search the Contents for sic (and the equal is not supported there) and the Manuscipts for L which is already an exact search. To add the second field, click the + sign beside the search entry box.
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Posted 03 March 2013 - 08:29 AM
Helen, you are a genius.
Raoul Comninos is an ordained Minister in the Presbyterian Church. He assisted in proofreading the New Cambridge Paragraph Bible, the Grammar of Biblical Hebrew, and the Book of Psalms in the Accordance Hebrew Syntax Module. He has taught Greek, Latin and Hebrew. He has a Doctorate in Theology (Pauline Studies).
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Posted 08 May 2013 - 10:41 PM
That helped me, too! Thanks, Helen!!
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