Use of new Lewis & Short Latin Dictionary

Fred Greco

As a former Classicist who is now a pastor, I was very excited by Logos inclusion of all the Latin Perseus works (and Greek too!). Now that the Lewis & Short is out of Pre-Pub, I finally have a good, comprehensive Latin dictionary in Logos.

So my question to other Logos users is this: how would I best use this? Do I prioritize it? Do I do something else? How can I bet make use of Logos inter-connectivity, like I do with Greek Lexicons?

Thanks!

DMB

Well, Fred. I'm absolutely sure your knowledgability exceeds mine!  But obviously I'm prioritizing my LS above my Collins, Vulgate, and Latin forms dictionaries.

And Logos hasn't yet done the BWS thing to flesh out usage in Latin; that's what I really want.  Where your interest I assume is classics, mine is in usage as the greek 'fathers' moved into the latin 'fathers'.  Also I wanted more support on the early latin manuscripts that often show up in the apparatus.

Plus there's my Dictionary of Latin and Greek Theological Terms, which I wanted some help fleshing out on.

Since you're an expert, and I'm getting started with LS, why would the Collins, and Vulgate dictionaries often support an entry, when LS won't (LS being the monster-boy)?

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In the above example, LS doesn't pick up either secundus.