GrÃ]cum Lexicon Manuale, Primum a Benajamine Hederico Institutum

＂GrÃ]cum Lexicon Manuale, Primum a Benajamine Hederico Institutum＂ is a comprehensive Greek lexicon, originally compiled by Benjamin Hederich and subsequently revised and augmented by Samuel Patrick, Johann August Ernesti, Thomas Morell, and Pierre Henri Larcher. This edition represents a significant resource for students and scholars of classical Greek, offering detailed definitions and explanations of Greek words.

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