Philologic or etymologic greek lexikon?

From: Felipe Flores-Morelos (fflores@mail.internet.com.mx)
Date: Sat Dec 04 1999 - 00:33:02 EST

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Can you reccommend me a good philologic or etymologic greek lexicon or
dictionnary?
Thanks.
Felipe Flores-Morelos
Av. Universidad 1330-Orly-1002.
Col. del Carmen, Coyoacan,
Mexico, C.P. 04100, D.F.
Mexico.
Tel-fax. 52-5-6597194

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