From: Ben Crick (ben.crick@argonet.co.uk)
Date: Wed Jan 02 2002 - 18:56:31 EST
On Tue 1 Jan 2002 (19:39:07), maqhths_tou_hhfmou@yahoo.com wrote:
> I got a Septuagint and I would like to read it just
> for a chance for Greek practice but they're just to
> many vocab words I don't know. Does anybody know of a
> readers lexicon for the Septuagint (like Sakae Kubo's
> book for the NT). It would sure be invaluable.
>
If you obtain the Lancelot Brenton edition of the Septuagint, you will find
that it is a diglott with the English in a parallel column on each page.
This provides a running "vocabulary" of each word in the Greek.
Cover up the English column with a bookmark if you wish to read the Greek
without constantly throwing sidelong glances at the English.
ERRWSQE
Ben
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