He took down a Greek Lexicon finely bound in calf, and spread it open.

German theology and Greek Lexicons were not thought advantageous to an army in the field.

On his knees lay a Greek lexicon, but he was pursuing no word through its pages.

Another soldier, a mere boy, was carrying away in triumph a copy of Scott's Greek Lexicon.

Allen said, as if they had heard that the Greek lexicon was engaged to the French grammar!

He spouted Latin occasionally, and showed me a Greek lexicon, which he told me was his constant companion.

His face glowed; he leaped to his feet; a Greek lexicon crashed to the floor;

He also bought for me, at a bookstall, the Greek Lexicon and the Greek New Testament, for which he paid 7s.

In the afternoon I had the honour of being introduced to Dr. Robinson, whose Greek Lexicon I had often thumbed with advantage.

Others saw in the uncompromising squareness of the new tower a subtle compliment to the Greek lexicon of Liddell, who then was Dean.

Its contents range from the Clockmaker of Sam Slick to the Imitation of Thomas a Kempis, from Little Dorrit to the Greek Lexicon.

"A stunning blow from the big Greek lexicon, which an old fellow in a black gown fired at him," said Ned.

Of Liddell and Scott's " Greek Lexicon" ($5), edited by Prof. Drisler, the sale has been not less than 25,000, and probably much larger.