I’m at the beach right now–we live in Florida (USA) which has a very long coastline. I left the printed books at home( NT Greek text, NT lexicon, Greek lexicon, grammars, Mastronarde). I’m working with Perseus, which goes pretty well.
Perseus after a click gives me lexicon entries on the word clicked. Besides that, translations in both Latin and English are conveniently available. The Latin translation is pretty easy, even for me, and Jerome often translates Greek participles into Latin participles, which is very helpful. In fact, checking the Greek against another inflected language seems to help.
The only thing I’m missing is a compressed set of paradigms, like Morwood’s in his Greek grammar. Mastronarde has a very big set of paradigms online, but I find it too much for easy reference.
Hi Hugh,
If you use Logeion, you can access their Morpho application up in the right hand corner, which will give you a large number of attested forms for a given word, not all, but those that appear in the “corpus”. What works comprise the corpus I’m afraid I don’t know, but it’s still useful for reading Greek at the beach! Here’s the URL: https://logeion.uchicago.edu/lexidium