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Apostolic Fathers Interlinear put off to 10/14/2011 now

Eric Weiss

http://www.logos.com/product/6091/the-apostolic-fathers-greek-english-interlinear

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DMB

This resource rollout is like putting honey on your dog's nose.

Yesterday, the resource author answered a long forgotten thread ... must mean he's done and the book's in QA/shipping.

Late yesterday, the Logos.com guys flashed the new page/price and then pulled it down.

Now, this morning, the new page has a new book image. I could (swear) that it looks just like the ESV!

They have such a sense of an-ti-ci-pa-tion!

EDIT: ok ... it's an hour+ later .. guess they decided not to include it in the ESV. Would have been convenient too.

Rick Brannan (Logos)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/295681#Comment_295681

Hi folks.

Due to some last-minute issues, the Apostolic Fathers Greek-English Interlinear won't be out until at least Monday.

We're working on it, but at this point would feel more comfortable waiting until Monday instead of "pushing the button" on a Friday night right before everyone leaves the office.

Thanks for your patience. And tell your friends they can still get it at the pre-pub price over the weekend!

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/295782#Comment_295782

Whoa ... give me a heart attack!

The new Apostolic Fathers interlinear is HERE!!

Quick .... take a look at Clement2. Huh? No Clement2???

Ok ... how about Didache. Oh noooooo.

But of course you have them by their REAL names!

Thank you very much. Appreciate probably non-stop work on this (plus all those folks loading/shipping etc).

Rick Brannan (Logos)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/296606#Comment_296606

Quick .... take a look at Clement2. Huh? No Clement2???

Ok ... how about Didache. Oh noooooo.

You freaked me out for a minute, I thought I'd forgotten something! I had included the names in Greek, but ended up deciding not to go that route since (I'm guessing) most folks navigating wouldn't know the Greek.

But I probably should've kept "Didache" as the title for that one, in hindsight. I'll consider that for a revision when the inevitable reports/typos/etc. begin to come.

Thanks for the thanks. It was a lot of work, but it was good work. I hope you find it useful in your studies.

Milford Charles Murray

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/296633#Comment_296633

Peace, Rick! *smile*

Thank you indeed!

This marvelous "Magnum Opus" you have shared with us might well indeed become one of my most favourite and appreciated resources.

magnum opus

1. A great work, especially a literary or artistic masterpiece.

2. The greatest single work of an artist, writer, or composer.

[Latin : magnum, neuter of magnus, great + opus, work.]

2 Samuel 22:2