H.G. Liddell and R. Scott's Greek-English Lexicon (revised and
augmented by H.S. Jones in 1940) has been the essential tool of
advanced Greek scholars for 150 years; in order to update it a new
Supplement has been published (OUP 1996) replacing that of 1968. In
this provocative reconsideration both of its lexicographical
principles and of individual articles, John Chadwick examines the
need for further revision and expansion of the volume through a
re-examination of the classical Greek vocabulary. A series of notes
are presented, making important and stimulating contributions to
the study of classical Greek lexicography, and offering many new
interpretations of passages from familiar authors based upon a
lexicographical approach. Essential reading for all scholars of
classical Greek.
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