ZackSkrip wrote:I'm thinking about selling something expensive and using the proceeds to fill out my Greek library. I'm looking at starting a project that will require a few specialized resources and this would be a good time to do it!
It depends on what your project it.
In any case, in terms of reference works, I can make some general comments about what else it out there:
ZackSkrip wrote:*Lexicons*
LSJ 9th
Lust (SBL 2vol)
Louw-Nida
Muraoka's LXX Lexicon makes Lust look like barely a glossary. While it still cannot compare to BDAG, it is by far the best LXX lexicon there is and gives you useful entries for Koine Greek beyond both LSJ's Classical leanings and BDAG's (relatively) narrow corpus.
ZackSkrip wrote:*Grammars*
Mounce
Wallace
Porter
Smyth
Robertson
Funk
Moulton and Milligan
Moulton and Milligan is a lexicon. Do you mean Moulton-Howard-Turner? If so, only volumes one and two of that four volume set are really worth anything. Also, is Funk's his Beginning-Intermediate Grammar? Or is it Blass-DeBrunner-Funk?
ZackSkrip wrote:*Specialized*
Discourse Features of New Testament Greek - Levinsohn
You can probably put this in your grammars section.
ZackSkrip wrote:What I might Buy
BDAG - $130
Kittel 10vol - $150 (delivered)
Runge - Discourse Grammar - ~$32
Get BDAG and Runge ASAP.
ZackSkrip wrote:What do you think? Is Big Kittel worth it? I didn't really like the way little kittel was set up, transliterated and w/o any reference to extra-biblical material. Is there anything else that should be on there?
It Kittel is worth something? I'd say so. There's a lot of cultural and historical stuff in there that's collected in those volumes. It's definitely worth it to have the Logos Bible Software digital edition (not abridged--all 10 volumes), which is far more useful than the print edition.