Greek-English Lexicon Liddell & Scott LSJ 1951 Oxford 2 Vol Set with Jackets
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A Greek-English Lexicon, Volumes I and II, compiled by Henry George Liddell and Robert Scott. Revised and augmented by Sir Henry Stuart Jones with the assistance of Roderick McKenzie. Published in Oxford by the Clarendon Press, Oxford University Press.
Edition and printing — 1951 reprint of the ninth edition, completed in 1940. Volume I covers alpha to kappa. Volume II covers lambda to omega and includes the Addenda & Corrigenda.
Topic — Ancient Greek–English dictionary for classical studies, with Greek headwords, English definitions and citations from Greek texts.
Binding — Two blue cloth hardbacks with gilt spine lettering and dust jackets.
Measurements — Approx. 29 cm high × 22 cm wide × 8 cm thick per volume.
Weight — 5.1 kg combined before packing.
Condition
Both dust jackets are present beneath clear plastic covers. The jackets show browning, creasing, edge tears and small losses. The plastic covers are heavily creased. Both volumes have dark linear marks across the blue cloth boards and rubbing at the spine ends. Foxing and age toning are visible on some preliminary leaves.
Greek-English Lexicon Liddell & Scott LSJ 1951 Oxford 2 Vol Set with Jackets
£69.99
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Edition and printing — 1951 reprint of the ninth edition, completed in 1940. Volume I covers alpha to kappa. Volume II covers lambda to omega and includes the Addenda & Corrigenda.
Topic — Ancient Greek–English dictionary for classical studies, with Greek headwords, English definitions and citations from Greek texts.
Binding — Two blue cloth hardbacks with gilt spine lettering and dust jackets.
Measurements — Approx. 29 cm high × 22 cm wide × 8 cm thick per volume.
Weight — 5.1 kg combined before packing.
Condition
Both dust jackets are present beneath clear plastic covers. The jackets show browning, creasing, edge tears and small losses. The plastic covers are heavily creased. Both volumes have dark linear marks across the blue cloth boards and rubbing at the spine ends. Foxing and age toning are visible on some preliminary leaves.