Title: Sine Qua Non for Homeric Studies
Product review: We are forever in Richard J. Cunliffe's debt: he has provided us with a lexicon that gives immense assistance to those of us who study Homeric poetry. As some have already noted, Cunliffe's work is thorough and indispensable for engaging in the reading of Homer. The entries for Greek verbs contain the place where one can find instances of the word in the Homeric literature as well as the participial or infinitival forms of the Greek verbs. I have been completely satisfied with this Greek lexicon. The binding for my copy is also satisfactory.
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