The LATIN-GREEK DICTIONARY by Eustratios D. Tsakalotos, first published in 1921, is an old yet proven literary work for all those who have engaged with Latin letters.

However, it remains particularly useful for philologists, as editions of Latin works have not been widely available in our region. Thus, along with Koumanoudis' dictionary, they constitute the two essential dictionaries of the Latin language, the study of which has been greatly neglected in recent years.

Tsakalotos' dictionary also includes a summary of Latin grammar, as well as an appendix of Latin calendars and Roman weights and measures, elements that are essential for the study of Roman culture.