Brill Dictionary of Ancient Greek
Here's yet another urgent request for Logos.. A University Professor of New Testament friend of mine mentioned this at our after-worship coffee hour yesterday. The period covered is said to extend down to 600 CE. Perhaps this would help make up for the lack of G.W. H. Lampe's Patristic Greek Lexicon in Logos.. Product Group Manager Gabe Martini is already aware of our desire for Lampe:
Gabe Martini (Faithlife) | Forum Activity | Replied: Sat, Jul 20 2013 12:38 PM I will add this to my list of requests for OUP.
Here's a link to the Brill Lexicon: http://www.brill.com/products/book/brill-dictionary-ancient-greek
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I also think that this new dictionary would be a great addition to Logos.
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Suggest posting in Suggestions forum.
Also could send email to New Book Suggestions => https://www.logos.com/contact
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Would like to see this soon. More information: https://larryhurtado.wordpress.com/2017/01/09/a-new-greek-english-lexicon/
-Donnie
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Brill books tend to be overpriced.
But this one I would get! [Y]
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This is a good suggestion. [Y] Although if you're planning to get only one new Ancient Greek-English lexicon, it might be better to save your pennies for the forthcoming Cambridge Greek Lexicon. https://www.classics.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/glp
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Adam Olean said:
This is a good suggestion.
Although if you're planning to get only one new Ancient Greek-English lexicon, it might be better to save your pennies for the forthcoming Cambridge Greek Lexicon. https://www.classics.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/glp I should add that they'll differ in their size, scope, formats, and individual strengths, of course. The Cambridge volume doesn't claim to cover the Greek language to 600 CE, as Steve suggested concerning The Brill Dictionary of Ancient Greek.
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Reviews are generally good. This might sail through pre-pub, if put out.
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A one volume edition of "BrillDAG" is already out.
Hoping against hope that there will be a Logos version in 2019
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https://www.logos.com/products/search?q=publisher%3abrill&Status=Pre-Pub
Not a pretty picture, except for Friday's shipment.
My impression, a serious OL volume from Logos, averaging 1 per year. This year, greek etymology plus the almost-Tov. 2 years back, Classical Hebrew.
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Yes, would love to have this lexicon in software. As mentioned, Brill is always off the charts w. their prices.
Did not know about the Cambridge lexicon. Looks promising.
Personally, I already have virtually every grammar, lexicon, diagram, etc. known to mankind...and what my wife doesn’t know won’t hurt her 🤓!
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Adam Olean said:
This is a good suggestion.
Although if you're planning to get only one new Ancient Greek-English lexicon, it might be better to save your pennies for the forthcoming Cambridge Greek Lexicon. https://www.classics.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/glp Thanks for drawing my attention to this. Blessings.
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That's also due for release in 2019. Hoping against all hope that there will be a Logos version! [U]
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Ted Hans said:Adam Olean said:
This is a good suggestion.
Although if you're planning to get only one new Ancient Greek-English lexicon, it might be better to save your pennies for the forthcoming Cambridge Greek Lexicon. https://www.classics.cam.ac.uk/research/projects/glp Thanks for drawing my attention to this. Blessings.
My pleasure!
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The Brill Dictionary of Ancient Greek is now available for pre-order. Mike Aubrey drew my attention to this on Nerdy Language Majors Facebook-group.
https://www.logos.com/product/168884/the-brill-dictionary-of-ancient-greek
https://www.facebook.com/groups/NerdyLanguageMajors/permalink/1610659202370076/
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Adam, many thanks for calling this to our attention. I'm in, for sure!
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Thanks for the news, I was THIS CLOSE to getting a physical copy!
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It’d be nice to be able to see some sample pages 👍😁👌
DAL
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DAL said:
It’d be nice to be able to see some sample pages 👍😁👌
There's a preview link on the publisher's page under "Downloads" that'll give you a nice sample.
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Lew Worthington said:
There's a preview link on the publisher's page under "Downloads" that'll give you a nice sample.
That's helpful and really gives a great idea of what it is like. Thanks.
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Lew Worthington said:DAL said:
It’d be nice to be able to see some sample pages 👍😁👌
There's a preview link on the publisher's page under "Downloads" that'll give you a nice sample.
Thanks, Lee! I’ll sleep on it, but it looks like I really don’t need it 👍😁👌
DAL
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Adam Olean said:
The Brill Dictionary of Ancient Greek is now available for pre-order. Mike Aubrey drew my attention to this on Nerdy Language Majors Facebook-group.
https://www.logos.com/product/168884/the-brill-dictionary-of-ancient-greek
https://www.facebook.com/groups/NerdyLanguageMajors/permalink/1610659202370076/
[Y] Thanks
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Lee said:
Thanks for the news, I was THIS CLOSE to getting a physical copy!
Phew! Lee, you just dodged a bullet there! I've heard that the quality of the physical copies is terrible, including the printing and the binding. You'd have to purchase the more expensive, two-volume Deluxe Edition just for it to hold together.
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