Greek-Russian dictionary

The unique edition of the "Greek-Russian dictionary", compiled by A. D. Weisman, professor of the Imperial of the Imperial of the St. Petersburg Historical and Philology Institute. The dictionary was awarded the Big Petrovsky Prize and withstood five publications. Thanks to the exact selection of vocabulary and the convenient construction of vocabulary articles "Dictionary" has become the best manual for beginners to study the ancient Greek language in classical gymnasiums and higher educational institutions.
Considizing over 40,000 words, the "Dictionary" retains not only historical, but also practical value. When compiling a dictionary, the author focused on the vocabulary of the authors, which were studied in gymnasiums and higher institutions of that time: Homer, Herodotus, Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Xenophon, Fukidid, Demosthenes, Plato and Plutarch. The words of the New Testament are also added to them. When explaining the word, attention is drawn to everything that can serve as help when reading the author and generally contribute to a more accurate understanding of the word and its use in the language