Best online Septuagint?

[spuluka]

One of the other major differences in verse order between the LXX and MT is in the book of Jeremiah. You will find a table of verse cross references and omission here.

https://www.ccel.org/bible/brenton/Jere ... endix.html

[James Spinti]

The best source that I know of is the SBL Handbook of Style, 2nd edition, Appendix B, pages 265–268.

Unfortunately, not free, but Interlibrary Loan is your friend : )

There is an electronic version of it available for purchase:
https://play.google.com/store/books/det ... QBAJ&hl=en

James

[thecorfiot]

You might consider my material at
http://www.motorera.com/greek/greek.html
by clicking on a particular word, you are taken to a lexicon of it.
I am in the process of modifying it so that even hovering over a word will give its meaning. This feature is available for some of the NT already.
Cheers,
John Barach

You'd better find the John Barach material at
http://www.motorera.com/greek/index.html

[JBarach-Sr]

My page is now at GreekDoc.com
It now contains a "re-ordered" Jeremiah, i.e., Jeremiah LXX in the same order as English Jeremiah as well as the LXX order.
Also for the NT, there is both the Nestles and Textus Receptus as well as a parallel of these two.

[kovzol]

Thank you for the useful links!

In my research I would like to use the complete LXX (including Deuterocanon and Apocrypha). Currently I use the E-Sword module LXX but it does not contain all books. An E-Sword module would be the best (because my research application, available at https://github.com/kovzol/lxx, is already based on E-Sword). I am also interested in creating an E-Sword module from other electronic resource, if it is possible to use it freely.

[Ken M. Penner]

I am also interested in creating an E-Sword module from other electronic resource, if it is possible to use it freely.

I would point you to Hancock's Word .doc of Rahlfs's text, at http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~hancock/sept.zip

[kovzol]

Thank you very much, Ken!

[Danny1979]

This site is down now, but I found most of it still available at: https://greekdoc.github.io/

[Jason Hare]

This site is down now, but I found most of it still available at: https://greekdoc.github.io/

Absolutely.

Could you please put your full name in your signature?

[Danny1979]

This site is down now, but I found most of it still available at: https://greekdoc.github.io/

Absolutely.

Could you please put your full name in your signature?

Done, sorry didn't realize that was important