Here's a gem of a resource to compliment our Latin resources! Please take the time to peruse the write-up on this two vol. classic and let's see if Logos can work a deal with the publisher of this 2008 reprint: http://churchlatin.com/LatinEnglishDictionary.aspx
This work developed as a CP would so enhance study of some of the Loeb Classics and of course what we have in Perseus and some of the Catholic offerings. Take a look at the pdf found at the previously provided link. This resource is the Latin equivalent of LSJ.
For anyone interested, the reverse of this dictionary (english > latin) is PDF'd and can be downloaded from Google at http://books.google.com/books?id=loAUAAAAYAAJ&jtp=20 - only 134 mb!
Compare Smith to CP Lewis/Short: http://www.logos.com/product/16014/lewis-and-shorts-latin-dictionary and Collins: http://www.logos.com/product/3504/collins-latin-dictionary-and-grammar
If you run Smith down, it's the base for some more modern volumes. Here's a sample of the english > latin:
I think we could best get behind Lewis & Short.
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Agree, Lewis and Short is the way to go (short of the OLD).
I doubt they'll put a second Latin dictionary on CP when there's so little interest for the one they've got there.
OK George,
Respect your opinion; just upped my bid to $30. Still wouldn't mind owning Smith's work. But, not one to beat a dead horse [;)]
I'm still sore that the Oxford Latin Dictionary died in pre-pub.
