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This is the third New Testament Greek lexicon I have reviewed in three years: I assume that this publishing phenomenon indicates a healthy state in New Testament Greek studies. Most recent was Danker and Krug (2009) (RR 2010/303), while House (2008) (RR 2010/053) will re‐emerge in this review. I commended both of the previous dictionaries, so where does a “new” title fit into the scheme of things?
While this is a new work, it is based firmly in a much earlier book, with an almost identical title, by George W. Wigram (1852). The real clue to its...
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