博客來＂An English-Greek Lexicon,＂ compiled by Charles Duke Yonge, is a comprehensive dictionary designed for students and scholars of the Greek language. Originally published in 1870, this lexicon offers an extensive collection of Greek words with their English translations, making it an invaluable resource for understanding classical Greek literature and texts. This edition includes numerous new articles, an appendix of proper names, and Pillon’s Greek Synonyms, enhancing its utility for advanced learners.
A unique feature is the prefixed essay on the order of words in Attic Greek prose, providing crucial insights into the nuances of Greek syntax. This lexicon remains a vital tool for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Greek language and its rich literary tradition.
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