Le Gaffiot numerise: is there a L&S counterpart?

[hlawson38]

You can see a clever presentation of a Latin-French dictionary here:

https://www.prima-elementa.fr/Gaffiot/Gaffiot-dico.html

It provides an index to images of pages in the printed book, three pages grouped together for each index entry.


Has anybody seen this done with Lewis and Short??

[truks]

You might try downloading Diogenes, which is a freeware browser-based program intended to search the TLG and PHI corpora, but which also comes bundled with L&S for Latin and LSJ for Greek.

The best thing about it, IMO, is that it's lightning fast (I find Perseus very slow at times), and you can do full-text searches inside entries (great for collocations, etc.). And it does a great job of parsing inflected forms you want to look up in the dictionaries.

https://community.dur.ac.uk/p.j.heslin/ ... /Diogenes/

[hlawson38]

Thanks, trux. Very nice.

I have it working on my Linux install.

[Nesrad]

The Gaffiot is also available in Stardict (searchable) format:
https://cerclelatin.org/wiki/Home#f-gaf ... ov-2016-em