Loeb Classical Library - Complete Set?

Many Loeb Classical Library resources have come up on CP. I truly appreciate all the effort, but could we just have a "complete set" price? The overabundant volumes offered at $5 going up to whatever is making me dizzy. Keep those. Just give me the bottom line for everything.

Thanks. Smile

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fgh

Do you realize how many there are? A complete set would never get enough orders to get into production. It's better like this (though I would prefer 5-10 volume sets over 2 volume ones).

Personally, I try to restrict myself to only the ones I want most. As for the rest, I'm hoping Logos will include the whole set in a Christmas sale in 2018 or so, for a very low price and with dynamic pricing applied.[:D]

HJ. van der Wal

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/493641#Comment_493641

A complete set would never get enough orders to get into production.

And even if it would get into production it would be far too expensive without a payment plan.

As for the rest, I'm hoping Logos will include the whole set in a Christmas sale in 2018 or so, for a very low price and with dynamic pricing applied.

+1 [:)]

JPH

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/493641#Comment_493641

though I would prefer 5-10 volume sets over 2 volume ones

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Deacon Steve

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/493641#Comment_493641

Do you realize how many there are?

I'm pretty sure I don't have a clue. I sometimes go overboard. [:$] I do know that Logos has 19 current offers (based on a search of "Loeb"). Those 19 offers contain 182 volumes and total $374.80.

How many are there?

Michael Grigoni

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/493754#Comment_493754

We're planning on posting more--quite a few more--over the next several months. We also appreciate hearing your ideas about how you prefer to see these posted on CP. Our initial sense was to post them in small bundles and collections to get at least a portion of the volumes into production this year. If others have further suggestions, please let us know.

Deacon Steve

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/493762#Comment_493762

Thanks, Mike. I do appreciate the approach and I have personally placed a bid on all the offerings. I was thinking there might be a more streamlined approach for some of us who might be interested in all of them.

On that note, I think I answered my own question. I went to the Harvard University Press website and see that there are 520 volumes listed there. Based on the approximate average price of slightly over $2 on the current offerings (as a whole) that would put the entire corpus, assuming that is it, at around $1,060.

Hmmm.

fgh

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/493764#Comment_493764

assuming that is it

I believe that's all the public domain volumes. I also believe there are quite a few more under copyright.[:)]

Sorry, should have checked your link before I posted.[:$] Those are the ones in print. Hopefully the Wikipedia page is complete: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loeb_Classical_Library#Volumes.

Michael Grigoni

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/493764#Comment_493764

Thanks for your comment Steve.

Note that we're only offering volumes in the Loeb Classical Library that are in the public domain, so we'll be posting a smaller number than what you mention in your post. Keep the comments coming, however, about how we can best make these public domain resources available on community pricing. There are several more exciting collections to come.

Kathy ohair

I have a complete set that I inherited in very good condition - anyone know what complete set is worth???

CJ Hinke

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/849138#Comment_849138

Hi Kathy, I'd be interested for about the same price quoted above, say, $1000.

How many Loebs in total?

You may contact me directly: unblocktheplanetATgmailDOTcom.

Thanks so much.

94654637

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/849138#Comment_849138

Dear Mrs. Kathy,

Might you still have your complete Loeb Set? I have been collecting them one at a time for years and would love to have them all. I personally read them and I would leave them as inheritance to my children someday as well. If you are willing to entertain parting with them, it would be an honor to have them on this end. Please feel free to email me at paul(dot)kadair(at)gmail(dot)com. I look forward to hearing from you. God Bless you, and take care.

Respectfully,

Paul

David McClister

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/856679#Comment_856679

A complete set would be 523 volumes, worth approximately $20,000 at new retail prices. Maybe half that for used.

You can buy a subscription to the digital library for $150 for the first year and $65 for each year thereafter. It includes all texts from all volumes, searchable (but not downloadable).

gregory barton

You can order the whole Loeb library electronically from Harvard University Press.

However, only after ordering a 166 volume special here on Logos did I learn to my horror that the books I ordered were not hardcopy. The whole presentation indicates hard copies, with pictures, volume numbers, publication dates etc. Only one small place in faded print, does it tell you "this is a download". I am so disappointed. Im sorry to say it but the Loeb specials page is really really deceptive. It is incredibly dishonest. Sigh. I guess I should not have suspected otherwise just because this was a church-related site. We live and learn. I have asked for a refund, and we shall see if I can get it. I really wish this site had been upfront and clear. I am a professor of history and order books throughout the year from "secular" sites and no one has pulled the wool over my eyes like Logos.

Greg

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1023311#Comment_1023311

Hi Gregory,

Sorry that happened. Logos' primary market is in digital books related to Bible study. I'd say they probably have close to 30,000 digital books for sale at the moment. They're the world's leading Bible software company.

https://faithlife.com/about

Good thing for you is if you decide not to keep the Loeb collection you purchased, Logos has a very generous 30 day full refund policy. Just get in touch with them via phone or email and they can help you out.

https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/360008545351

https://www.logos.com/contact

While you wait to get in touch with them, feel free to look around the Logos Bible Software website to see just what the software they provide can do. You may find it useful to your studies depending on what your area of interest is.

https://www.logos.com/why-logos

https://www.logos.com/logos-editions

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1023311#Comment_1023311

this was a church-related site. We live and learn.

No this is not a church-related site, it is a privately owned Bible software firm ... software that can be useful in Greek, Latin, Hebrew, and Syriac studies (among others) - which is why non-Bible related resources are available. Most routes into the site do make it clear that this is primarily a software firm. However, the description for the 166 volume set includes:

[quote]The Logos editions of these works are based on the print texts from the Loeb Classical Library. These digital editions allow you to fit an entire library in your pocket on your mobile device. Even more, the books are connected to lexicons and other reference tools for further study.

So I am not convinced Faithlife was deceptive. I can understand why you feel frustrated, and am certain that you will get your refund.

gregory barton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1023316#Comment_1023316

Fair enough. Thanks for your thoughful reply.

Warm Regards

Greg

Keep Smiling 4 Jesus :)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1023316#Comment_1023316

Logos' primary market is in digital books related to Bible study. I'd say they probably have close to 30,000 digital books for sale at the moment.

On 13 Dec 2016, a Faithlife employee posted => https://community.logos.com/forums/p/133918/870630.aspx#870630

We've got well over 100,000 resources now.

More digital books have been added over the past couple years, which are available in a variety of web stores (variety of resources are available in more than one web store)

However, only after ordering a 166 volume special here on Logos did I learn to my horror that the books I ordered were not hardcopy.

Faithlife Corporation includes publication => https://lexhampress.com/catalog (lot of digital and some hardcopy print)

Faithlife Corporation has three applications (Windows and macOS) for reading & searching digital resources: Logos & Verbum include Bible Study features while Noet scholarly does not. Search engine allows words to quickly be found: e.g. two English/Latin words in close proximity

(nurse,nutrix) WITHIN 5 WORDS (Aeneia,Aeneas)

Keep Smiling [:)]

Robert Harner

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1023359#Comment_1023359

Hmmm, not a bad sale price! My billfold is happy I have them all.

https://www.logos.com/product/55968/loeb-classical-library-builder

Bruce Dunning

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1023411#Comment_1023411

Hmmm, not a bad sale price! My billfold is happy I have them all.

https://www.logos.com/product/55968/loeb-classical-library-builder

I have exactly the same perspective on both the price and my billfold. [:)]