A Greek–English Lexicon

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Liddell and Scott's lexicon (1843–1940)

Franz Passow Johann Gottlob Schneider Spanish Diccionario Griego–Español Great Scott

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Cambridge Greek Lexicon (2021)

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Author: Henry George Liddell · Robert Scott · Henry Stuart Jones · Roderick McKenzie
Dewey Decimal: 483/.21 20
Language: English
LC Class: PA445.E5 L6 1996
Media type: Print (hardcover)
Pages: Approx. 1,705

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A Greek–English Lexicon

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Author · 4

A Greek–English Lexicon → Henry George Liddell, Henry Stuart Jones, Robert Scott, Roderick McKenzie

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A Greek–English Lexicon → 483/.21 20

ISBN · 1

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A Greek–English Lexicon → English

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A Greek–English Lexicon → PA445.E5 L6 1996

Media type · 1

A Greek–English Lexicon → Print (hardcover)

Pages · 1

A Greek–English Lexicon → Approx. 1,705

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A Greek–English Lexicon → United Kingdom

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A Greek–English Lexicon → 1843 (Oxford University Press)

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greek lsj lexicon edition supplement published liddell oxford also scott ninth jones press 1940 english university 1843 main text ancient

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A Greek–English Lexicon	Published	1843 (Oxford University Press)	1.00	infobox

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