This is a comprehensive dictionary of Greek words with Latin translations, compiled by Hesychius of Alexandria, a Greek grammarian who flourished in the 6th century AD. His "Lexicon" is invaluable for its copious vocabulary, including many rare and unusual words, and for the light it sheds on ancient Greek life and culture. The dictionary preserves numerous words and phrases not found elsewhere, making it an essential resource for scholars of Greek language, literature, and history. This edition offers a valuable resource for understanding the nuances of both Greek and Latin.

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