[B-Greek] NA27 and Greek-English Dictionary

Jason Hare jason at hareplay.com
Thu Oct 2 14:09:53 EDT 2003


I want to chime in on this... I have both NA27 and UBS4, and IMO UBS4 is
better for fluid reading. I like the font as far as a smooth reading (from
one word to the next) is concerned. When it comes to deeper thought, I
prefer NA27. I don't know why that is, and I don't know how alone I am on
this. However, the UBS4 is better for my fluid reading. I just thought you
might like to know what someone else thinks. It's probably just me, though.
;-)

Regards,
Jason

P.S. There is a companion lexicon you can get that will go with either NA27
or UBS4 (or any other GNT for that matter). I don't know that NA27 has a
bound copy of the dictionary. I don't have one in either of mine, but I
carry the companion dictionary with me when I go somewhere. It's small and
handy.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Barry W. Hickey" <bhickey at sun-spot.com>
To: <b-greek at lists.ibiblio.org>
Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 12:53 PM
Subject: [B-Greek] NA27 and Greek-English Dictionary


> After reading through the archives about both current GNT editions, I came
> to be persuaded that very few people like the font of UBS4.  Many seem to
be
> `distracted` when reading because of the font.  Therefore I'm leaning
> towards purchasing a copy of NA27.  Are there any versions of NA27 that
> contain a Greek-English dictionary similar to the one available with UBS4.
> If not, how important is such a dictionary for a beginning student?
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Barry W. Hickey




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