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Our existing Greek for tlg0062.tlg0067 (dialogues of the sea gods) follows Jacobitz.
TLG followed Macleod who took it on himself to change the order. So dialogue 5 Macleod is dialogue 8 in Jacobitz - and in almost every single reference work we have. My person reaction is fury at the short sighted arrogance -- canonical citations are a treasure and I hate people, hate them personally, when they think the backward compatibility is less important than their hobby horse.
Our existing Greek for tlg0062.tlg0067 (dialogues of the sea gods) follows Jacobitz.
TLG followed Macleod who took it on himself to change the order. So dialogue 5 Macleod is dialogue 8 in Jacobitz - and in almost every single reference work we have. My person reaction is fury at the short sighted arrogance -- canonical citations are a treasure and I hate people, hate them personally, when they think the backward compatibility is less important than their hobby horse.
The concordance from Macleod 1961:
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