Excerpt from A Greek and English Lexicon: Adapted to the Authors Read in the Colleges and Schools of the United States, and to Other Greek Classics
Under a strong conviction, therefore, that it will be rendering an essential ser vice to the interests of sound literature in our country, to promote the study of the language of Greece - which an accomplished scholar characterizes in glowing terms as the finest ever spoken by mortals, i and whose authors will be models in writ ing, as long as the works of her sculptors and architects shall be models in the fine arts - under this conviction, the Editors ofi'er to their countrymen the present work; of which they will now give a brief account.
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