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With NB’s Biblical Texts, you can access the following versions of the Bible from within Nota Bene as you work: The texts are designed to work with Orbis. You can search for any word, or use operators (and, or, not) for more complex searches. Search the whole text or restrict searches to a specific book or to specific chapter and verse range within a book. Search results will be displayed in Orbis’s Table View, with the highlighted verse shown in the Entry Display Panel. You can expand the text shown in the Entry Display Panel to include verse(s) before and/or after, and then import the displayed text directly into your open Nota Bene document. Requires Lingua Workstation to use all five texts Scholar’s Workstation is sufficient if you are only using English and Latin texts
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Concordances and Parallel Texts Our NB DOS concordance-building program has been converted to Windows, and the new Tabula is more elegant, easier to use, and more powerful. We’ve added lots of attractive new features, including the ability to produce beautiful parallel texts (from different translations) & to perform enhanced searches on biblical texts. With Tabula, you can enjoy all of the functionality of those 15 pound concordances—at your fingertips, for immediate use in your work. Build concordances based on Hebrew, Greek, English or Latin texts for the words you need, as you need them. The results are presented as a Nota Bene file, and you will have many options for controlling the format of the output. Tabula can also retrieve texts from up to 5 biblical texts in parallel columns with or without borders. The texts can be presented in a new Nota Bene file, or in your open document. Use Orbis to find the passage that you want and Tabula will do the rest. Compare Greek, Hebrew, English and/or Latin texts in editable Nota Bene format. Requires Lingua Workstation and NB Biblical Texts |
