Liddell, Scott, and Jones: the great lexicon of ancient Greek from Homer to Byzantium, within which New Testament Greek is one dialect among many. The full ninth edition is a library book; the online text at Perseus and the intermediate (Middle) Liddell serve most purposes. Indispensable wherever a New Testament word's wider Greek life matters.
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