*Classical and Medieval Studies

The "condensed" version of the "big Liddell." This title is more comprehensive than the Abridged Greek-English Lexicon in that it contains fuller explanations of words by including the irregular forms of moods and tenses and cites the leading authorities of the different usages with characteristic phrases.

Probably the best English-Greek dictionary, Yonge's English-Greek Lexicon, compiled by English scholar and classicist, Charles Duke Yonge, is a classic reference work that has served as an essential tool for students, scholars, and translators for over a century. Published in the 19th century, it offers an extensive compilation of English words with their Greek equivalents, making it a valuable resource for those studying ancient Greek or engaged in translating English texts into Greek. The lexicon is known for its thoroughness, providing multiple definitions, synonyms, and context-specific examples for each word, facilitating accurate translation and a deeper understanding of both languages. It remains a respected and enduring reference for the study of ancient Greek and linguistic exploration.

A significant scholarly work providing an extensive examination of ancient Greek literary achievements. This volume, part of the Cambridge History series, covers the development of Greek literature from its earliest origins to the Hellenistic period. It encompasses various genres, such as epic, drama, lyric poetry, and historiography. Renowned classicists and scholars contribute comprehensive insights into the major works and authors of each era, exploring their cultural, historical, and artistic significance. The book serves as a cornerstone reference for students, researchers, and enthusiasts seeking a comprehensive understanding of the literary legacy of ancient Greece.