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FYI. Lexica posts from the past....
http://www.znet.com/~broman/b-greek-FAQ-lexicon-grammar.txt
Sincerely,
Wes Williams
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>I noticed some discussions as to good lexicons. I have a lexicon by =
Joseph
>Thayer. Any opinions of it compared to others? Also, I was thinking =
of
>tackling some classical greek texts, any suggestions for a general =
lexicon
>as opposed to one which focuses on the N.T.
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There is no substitute for Liddell-Scott-Jones with the latest =
addendum by Glare. That's the unabridged; the older LSJ is on-line at =
the Perseus website and you can even configure your browser to read it =
in Greek. As it seems relevant to the current discussion of learning =
vocabulary, I'm going to re-post here something I originally wrote and =
sent to list in January 1996; the key point is STUDYING lexicon-entries; =
I'm convinced that this and reading vast amounts is the only ultimately =
useful method of acquiring vocabulary. Here's the older piece:
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