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The item included here is entitled: A Greek and English Lexicon (1817) by Parkhurst. This is a famous lexicon, virtually the first modern Greek language dictionary in English. To comply with the standard of NBLM, this work was split into two parts.
This is part of our New Testament Greek Dictionaries Library Project.
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This work is copyright protected even though the work being split up is itself not copyright protected. You can quote freely from the Parkhurst dictionary. However, if someone tries to market this Lexicon in a split mode to avoid NBLM's limites, then this infringes upon this adaptation we made to the original text to make it avalable commercially in a split form that would meet NBLM limtis. Below is the legal explanation:
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If you take a public domain book and repurpose it in a new way (e.g., adapting it into a graphic novel, turning it into a product design, or using it in a commercial product), the original text remains free to use. However, the copyright owner of the repurposed versoin owns a copyright in his own new creative expression. (Source: Ohio State University Libraries, Public Adaptations of Public Domain Works.) For example, if you create a new adaptation, the copyright in that adaptation belongs to you, and no one can copy or make a substantially similar literary version. However, the original language of Parkhurst remains in the public domain.
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