This page lists select Greek and Latin lexicons, thesauri, indicies, and vocabularies. Some of the resources are general (found in the left column) while other sources are Patristic author specific (found in the right column).
Call Number: PA881 .B38 2000 (Religious Studies and Philosophy Library)
This book contains numerous references to classical, intertestamental, Early Christian, and modern literature as well as extended definitions which give a fuller sense of the word in question.
Call Number: PA881 .G68 1989 (Religious Studies and Philosophy Library)
The two volume set allows you to search by the Greek word, English word, or a Scripture passage of the New Testament. Volume 1 has the Introduction, Table of Domains, and Text of Domains. Volume 2 has three indices: Greek-English Index, English Index, and Passage Index.
Call Number: PA881 .L35 1961 (Religious Studies and Philosophy Library, Greek and Latin Reading Room, and Stacks)
This lexicon of Hellenistic Greek (300 B.C. to 600 A.D.) is a companion volume to A Greek-English lexicon by H. G. Liddell and R. Scott as revised by H. S. Scott.
Call Number: PA2891 .D53 1995 (Religious Studies and Philosophy Library and Greek and Latin Reading Room)
This dictionary contains terms from Scripture, Canon Law, liturgy, Second Vatican Council, Church Fathers, and theology. This book is not a research dictionary.
Call Number: PA2823 .C55 1985 (Religious Studies and Philosophy Library and Stacks)
This book helps individuals to learn and read ecclesiastical Latin; Morphology, Latin-English Vocabulary, and English-Latin Vocabulary are included as well. The book contains texts from Church Fathers (Ambrose, Jerome, and Augustine,) the New Testament, and the Mass.
Call Number: BQ 5829 .A8 (Religious Studies and Philosophy Library)
These volumes contain entries on the life and thought of Augustine as well as individuals, places, objects, and concepts associated with Augustine in English, French, and German. The preface is available in English, French, and German.
The book contains a postclassical Latin glossary as well as the semantics found in Saint Hilary of Poitiers' Commentarius in Matthaeum and De Trinitate.
The thesaurus consists of microfiches with indexes of forms and lemmata, tables of frequencies, and concordances of lemmata. The introduction is in French.