CD Lexicon?

Polycarp66 at aol.com Polycarp66 at aol.com
Tue May 30 05:57:01 EDT 2000


In a message dated 5/30/2000 2:17:52 AM Central Standard Time, 
Suedaleg at aol.com writes:

<< 
 I am curious about whether there is a lexicon available on CD and if so 
 whatthe cost is and how I could get a copy.
 
 I have been on the Perseus site and looked up a few forms.  I found it 
 difficult and time consuming, not at all what I would hope to expect from 
 such a program.  There is another one listed on the NT gateway but I found 
it 
 to be even more difficult.
 
 Since I have now gotten used to SPIonic font and its peculiarities (x for 
chi 
 and c for xi) that font would be a great benefit.  I would be willing to pay 
 more for it than to get a paper lexicon from a bookstore, but it must be 
 easier to use or why waste the money. >>

There are a number of lexica on CD.  Logos has several, Accordance has some 
(?).  I believe there is something from Online Bible as well.  The Accordance 
people like to claim theirs is better -- I'm not convinced.  Since I haven't 
used it, I won't make any comments.  You will, however, need to use a 
different font from SPIonic.  Logos uses GraecaII.  I don't know what 
Accordance uses.  The website for Logos is <A HREF="www.logos.com">www.logos.c
om</A>.  Gramcord has Accordance <A HREF="http://www.gramcord.org/index.html">
http://www.gramcord.org/index.html</A>.  
I was just looking at the Online Bible site.  Its considerably cheaper; 
however, it appears to be quite dated. 
<A 
HREF="http://www.onlinebible.org/html/uk/uk-luxe2000.tpl?cart=95968015996201">
http://www.onlinebible.org/html/uk/uk-luxe2000.tpl?cart=95968015996201</A>
I have no idea what font they use.

gfsomsel



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