The Browser allows you to read a selected TLG text and, from the same screen, consult its structure, translations and resources, morphological and lexical information, n-grams, and statistics.
In the previous Browser, users selected an author by name or TLG number using autocomplete and then selected a work from the author's works. The new Browser retains the selected work at the top of the screen and places navigation and analysis tools around the text.
Select Morphology/Lexica, then click a word in the Greek text. Morphological information for the selected wordform appears in the right-hand panel.
The Browser can display n-gram information based on either lemmas or exact wordforms. Choose Ngrams Lemma to detect combinations at the lemma level, or Ngrams Wordform for exact wordform combinations.
Lemma-based n-grams can identify combinations even when the inflected forms vary. This corresponds to the earlier guide's distinction between lemma searching and exact wordform matching.
Wordform n-grams search for exact forms. Use this option when the precise wording, rather than the underlying lemmas, is significant.
The results panel allows you to sort results, set the number of results per page, and choose the number of lines of context. Matching words are highlighted within each cited passage.
Select Statistics and click a word in the text to display statistical information for its lemma. The right-hand panel summarizes its distribution in the selected corpus.
The summary may include the total number of attestations, centuries with the highest attestation, and authors and works in which the lemma occurs most frequently. To obtain statistics for the entire work rather than a selected lemma, choose View Work Statistics.
The sections expand and collapse so that the relevant information can remain visible alongside the text.
