Everyone who's taken introductory Latin at a university knows the terror of watching an octogenarian professor struggle through the doorway of the classroom wrestling with a monstrous tome that looks like it belongs on some forgotten shelf gathering dust in Hogwarts. What on Earth is that, gasps every cataplectic first-year in unison? 

Why, it's the dictionary you'll have to use if you want any of your teachers ...

In exchange for its considerable girth, the Liddell-Scott-Jones Greek Lexicon offers a wealth of knowledge on a staggering 100,000+ words. Many of these are dialectical variants and glosses, but it inspires confidence to know that if the pen is mightier than the sword, the Greek language (courtesy of this hefty tome) is mightier than a tank shell.

Now you can take that confidence on the road. Lexiphanes carries the ...

Are you aggravated with the 1996-vintage Thesaurus Linguae Graecae search engine that never seems to do what you tell it to? Is Perseus down yet again an hour before your big talk at the APA and you still have a few references to check? Your complaints have been heard; Andromeda is the answer. It began as the work of one annoyed graduate student reciting the engineer's plebiscite: "There has ...