Another program about to be released for the Septuagint is from the
Gramcord Institute; their Web site is:
http://www.gramcord.org/
Bob
Robert Benn Vincent, Sr.
rbvincent@linknet.net
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> From: kali t. korkos <ktkorkos@sloc.net>
> To: B-GREEK@virginia.edu
> Subject: SEPTUAGINT ON CD
> Date: Saturday, January 11, 1997 11:42 PM
>
> Hello!
> I just signed onto this listserver a few minutes ago for the
first
> time. It has been many years ince I formally studied Greek, classical,
that
> is. I have recently obtained my Master's Degree in Learning Disability
and
> now may have time to go back to some of my old interests. I am of Greek
> descent and have always spoken and written modern Greek since a child.
This
> helped me tremendously when I was studying Greek, especially while I
lived
> in Greece. At this time, I am working on a project that will require
> renewed study of Greek and a little Latin. Does anyone have knowledge
of a
> version of the Septuagint on CD or diskette for IBM PC? I am not a real
> Greek scholar, but I do have a good working knowledge of classical and NT
> Greek. Also, I would love to acquire a computerized version of a good
Latin
> dictionary, and, of course, a good Greek one inclusive of the various
stages
> of Greek, from classical through New Testament.
> Any suggestions? Any ideas will help.
> You can e-mail me to above addresss.
>
> Thanks
> KK