Consider the Latin Reverse Interlinear

Why:

- Often the latin provides additional clues concerning how the hebrew was guessed at (Jerome had other sources). I ran into this on Hos 13:2, where the LEB simply said a direct translation made no sense. Of course I said, huh?

-If you deal any with the church fathers, and your latin is zero, it's helpful to have an interlinear. Cheaper now.

- Denise's minimum ratio of percent vs time is solid for the reverse. It'll be done The other one has a marginal ratio. Maybe not. Though I'd think it's a single database; maybe both.

OTH:

- Surely it'll be in the L7 packages.

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Fasil

Oxford Humanities Reference Collection (5 vols.) these collections are very helpful for your translation , let's send them to production:

https://www.logos.com/product/54052/oxford-humanities-reference-collection

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/810437#Comment_810437

Thank you, Fasil. I somehow missed Oxford Latin Dictionary.

Just advice; you might wait maybe a week, and create a new thread on this collection. My title doesn't give it justice, and it seems well on its way. Maybe more Logosians will want it.

OT: To anyone, was it Oxford Latin, or Oxford English, that Logos/Oxford cancelled a few years back?

Matthew C Jones

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/810441#Comment_810441

OT: To anyone, was it Oxford Latin, or Oxford English, that Logos/Oxford cancelled a few years back?

IIRC it was OLD.

DMB

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/810470#Comment_810470

Thank you, Matthew .. I signed up for Oxford Latin.