How do I find out if a work does not have page numbers?

Kevin Maples

I need to cite the following:

αἶνος,-ου N2M 0-1-0-5-5=11
2 Chr 23,13; Ps 8,3; 90 (91),1; 92 (93),1; 94 (95),1
praise 2 Chr 23,13
αἶνος ᾠδῆς sung praise, song of praise Ps 90 (91),1
→ NIDNTT; TWNT

It is from:

Lust, J., Eynikel, E., & Hauspie, K. (2003). A Greek-English Lexicon of the Septuagint : Revised Edition. Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft: Stuttgart.

logosres:lehlxxlex;hw=$CE$B1$CE$B9$CC$93$CD$82$CE$BD$CE$BF$CF$82;off=1;ctx=$0A~$CE$B1$CE$B9$CC$93$CD$82$CE$BD$CE$BF$CF$82,-$CE$BF$CF$85$2B_N$EF$BB$BF2$EF$BB$BFM_0-1-0-5-5$3D11$0A2_Chr_2

I can't find any page numbers. I'm wondering if it does not correspond to any print edition.  Does anyone have this resource?

If it doesn't have page numbers, does anyone know how to cite it in Harvard style (Author.Last.Name Date: page)?

Mark Barnes

I can't find any page numbers. I'm wondering if it does not correspond to any print edition.  Does anyone have this resource?

It corresponds to this: https://www.biblesociety.org.uk/products/9783438051240/

It's been in Logos a long time, and many of the early resources didn't have page numbers - and lexicons rarely need them. I don't know exactly the rules your school uses, but for simple lexicons citing the page number isn't always necessary because it's not required to find the entry.