An English–Greek Dictionary
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Overview
C. D. Yonge’s An English–Greek Lexicon provides a copious vocabulary consisting of Greek words found in the classical works of Homer, Hesiod, Herodotus, Plato, and Aristotle. Unlike other Greek lexicons, Yonge’s lexicon lets you look up an English word or phrase to get the equivalent Greek word or words meaning. For each of his listings he includes references to the sources he uses for his Greek meanings. This gives the reader the ability to go deeper into the writings of the Classical period.
The benefit of having Yonge’s Dictionary in Logos is the ability to do quick searches for both English words and Greek words. Also, with the Perseus Classics Collection installed, you can quickly jump to any of the references cited by Yonge that are in the Perseus Collection, making your Bible study all the more exciting.
- Compose Greek sentences from English words and phrases
- Quickly search for Greek or English words
- Cross-references to Classical Greek writers
- Title: An English–Greek Lexicon
- Author: Charles Duke Yonge
- Publisher: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans
- Publication Date: 1849
- Pages: 536
