Peter Jones

The Cambridge Greek Lexicon is an eye-opener for classical scholars

This pioneering dictionary is a triumphant achievement — authoritative, precise and a real pleasure to use compared with its predecessors

Professor James Diggle with the Cambridge Greek Lexicon.
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  • The Cambridge Greek Lexicon

    edited by J. Diggle, B.L. Fraser, P. James, O.B. Simkin, A.A. Thomson and SJ. Westripp

    CUP, two volumes, pp. 1529, £64

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