Homer: The Odyssey done

[Michael Hanel]

With much fanfare and rejoicing John Jackson has finished his parsing project on Homer's The Odyssey. Everyone should be lining up to thank him for all of his hard work and his generosity for letting me convert his work into something that works well in BW.

New files/updates are as follows

Murray English translations of Iliad and Odyssey (http://bibleworks.oldinthenew.org/version/hhe.zip)
Jackson version Greek texts of Iliad and Odyssey (http://bibleworks.oldinthenew.org/version/hhj.zip)
Jackson morphology of Iliad and Odyssey (http://bibleworks.oldinthenew.org/version/hjm.zip)


In the near future I should be able to put together a rough Vocabulary module based on Jackson's English glosses.


Once again, if these files are helpful for you and you appreciate John's hard work, stop by his website and let him know: http://www.handheldclassics.com

[Adelphos]

Everyone should be lining up to thank him for all of his hard work and his generosity for letting me convert his work into something that works well in BW.

Let me be the first in line. Thanks to both of you!

[Michael Hanel]

Let me be the first in line. Thanks to both of you!

Maybe you want to be first in line then to help do revise the morphologies then :p All of my conversion was rather preliminary work. It'll get the job done for now, but much left to be done. Not all of the lemmas lead to lexicon entries. Pronouns might need more clarification, there is no distinction between KAI as an adverb and KAI as a conjunction, etc. So much has been done, but a lot still could be done.

[Adelphos]

Maybe you want to be first in line then to help do revise the morphologies then...

No comprehende! Den katalabainw Ellhnika! :cool:

Truthfully, even if I had the time, which I very definitely don't, I would not be aware of what in your mind needed to be improved. You've lived with it, so you know it inside out, as it were.

I will say, however, even though you consider this to be a work in process, that these files are a goldmine for BW users who wish to further their studies in classical Greek. The fact that you've included the morphology, no matter if you consider it incomplete, makes these files extremely useful for classical study, and in a way that I don't think exists elsewhere.

So, for those who haven't tried these files, I highly recommend them. They are very valuable addtions to BW.

And Michael, take your time. We're in no hurry. ;)