The Oxford Classical Dictionary Simon Hornblower, Antony Spawforth, Esther Eidinow
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

Reply November 22, 2012 at 02:39 AM. But the one our professor adored was The Oxford Classical Dictionary. The Libraries have subscribed to online access to the Oxford Classical Dictionary, as part of the Oxford Reference Online Premium Collection, with 5 concurrent users. Oxford has also added many bilingual dictionaries. There are many classical dictionaries, including an excellent one published by Princeton University Press. The previous short-entry dictionaries remain, but joining them are long-entry resources like the Companion to American Law, and the Oxford Classical Dictionary. In the mean time, I took advantage of Oxford University Press's Fall Sale, and purchased the full Liddell-Scott, a truly massive tome, for 50% off! Oxford Dictionary of Classical Myth and Religion (Main Reference, First Floor, BL715 .O845 2003; Jenkins, no. Unless you know what you're looking for, this shelf is lying to you. I'm a classicist: one small shelf containing the Oxford Classical Dictionary, sundry translations of Euripides, a few textbooks. 920) consists of edited entries relevant to classical mythology taken from the Oxford Classical Dictionary. The first edition of the Oxford Classical Dictionary took 16 years, and the first edition of the Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church 18.