Simple Question

Brent Hudson brent at riveroflifembchurch.com
Mon Dec 9 20:14:03 EST 2002


While it is not exhaustive, Louw-Nida does have an English-Greek section at the end of Volume 2.

Brent Hudson

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On 12/9/2002  Trevor & Julie Peterson wrote:

>Jerker wrote:
>
>> Now I'm just keen to know. Does any english-Greek (or German-Greek)
>> lexicon exist on the market or is any in the process of being released?
>
>I don't know of any offhand, but if I had to bet on one or the other, I'd
>say it's probably in German. Why? I know of one such resource for Akkadian,
>in German. I know of one such resource for Hebrew, also in German. In fact,
>the Hebrew is the supplement volume to HALAT, which never made it into the
>English translation (HALOT). I'm not sure what it is--maybe the tendency
>toward a more classical mentality that produced scholars who not only read
>but composed their own texts in Latin.
>
>Trevor Peterson
>CUA/Semitics
>
>
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