This critical edition of the ancient Greek lexicon known as the Onomasticon of Pollux offers a wealth of information on the language, literature, and culture of the classical world. Compiled in the 2nd century CE, the Onomasticon is a comprehensive guide to Greek vocabulary, with entries ranging from everyday words to obscure technical terms. This volume features a new edition of the text, as well as detailed notes and commentary by noted classicist Erich Bethe.
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