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Benseler-Kaegi: Greek School Dictionary

12th Edition (X and 981 pp.) Lex.-8. Durably bound in half-French binding ℳ 8.—

The Greek dictionary by Benseler-Kaegi may once again lay claim, in its twelfth edition, to being the most comprehensive dictionary best suited to the needs of schools. The list of authors is much larger than that of other school dictionaries; in the latest edition, in particular, Wilamowitz’s Greek reader and a selection of Greek lyric poets have been fully incorporated. Furthermore, the book is distinguished by a clear, systematic treatment of proper names and by a complete working through of morphological material and orthography. In etymology, Benseler provides only what is scientifically justified, while remaining understandable and useful for the student, and abstains from all untenable matter and all superfluous scholarly appendages, such as those offered by other dictionaries.

Heinichen-Wagener: Latin School Dictionary

7th Edition (XXVI and 937 pp.) Lex.-8. Durably bound in half-French binding ℳ 7.20

The "Südwestdeutschen Schulblätter" (Southwest German School Papers) of 1898, 1, judge: "We shall answer the question 'Which Latin school dictionary should we recommend to our students?' as follows: Recommendation is deserved only by a school dictionary that thoroughly clears away all superfluous ballast, thus limiting itself to the necessary, and offers this in an arrangement and a presentation that truly provides the student with the help they are looking for and promotes their intellectual growth." Since the new edition of the Heinichen lexicon, provided by Wagener, has appeared, I have no hesitation in recommending this book. "The publishing house has also equipped the book excellently on the outside, so that it can form an ornament to the budding library of any second-year high school student."

Special Dictionaries for

Caesar. By H. Ebeling. 5th ed., by J. Lange. Bound ℳ 1.50
Nepos. By H. Haacke. 13th ed., Bound ℳ 1.20. — Bound together with the text of Nepos ℳ 1.50
Homer. By G. Autenrieth. 10th ed., by A. Kaegi. Bound ℳ 3.40
Ovid’s Metamorphoses by J. Siebelis. 4th ed., by Fr. Polle. Bound ℳ 2.40 and 2.70
— Small edition, edited by Stange. Bound ℳ 2.40

Phaedrus. By A. Schauenburg. 3rd ed. Bound 80 ₰ — ℳ 1.—
With the text of Phaedrus ℳ 1.50
Xenophon’s Anabasis. By F. Vollbrecht. 10th ed. Bound ℳ 2.10
Xenophon’s Hellenica. By K. Thiemann. Part I bound ℳ 1.20. Part II bound ℳ 1.20
Siebelis’ Dictionary to the Sources, by K. Luptowski. 12th ed. Bound ℳ —.80