Digital scans of the lexicon can be downloaded from a variety of sources, including but not limited to the Internet Archive, Google Books, and Scribd. They are also based on the Perseus digital file which has not been extensively corrected. All these sites provide some searching capabilities and links but not links to the TLG data. The Perseus digital version was subsequently licensed to a number of projects (Chicago Perseus, Pollux:Archimedes Project, etc.) and was ported to phone apps. LSJ was first made available in digital form in the mid-90s thanks to the Perseus Project with funding by the National Science Foundation. Adrados and Juan RodrГguez Somolinos, have resumed the task of a new lexicon for ancient Greek based on modern lexicographical methods and updated data. More recent bibliographical efforts, most notably the Diccionario Griego-EspaГ±ol (DGE), carried out in Madrid, Spain under the direction of Francisco R. In 1996, Oxford University Press published the LSJ Supplement with 320 pages of corrections and additions but the main text of the lexicon was not revised. A list of Addenda and Corrigenda to the 1940 edition was published in 1968 and bound with subsequent printings but the revisions were not merged into the main lexicon composed by Liddell and Scott. The last edition of LSJ was published in ten parts between 19.

The modern reader can greatly benefit from reading the fascinating story of the creation of LSJ in the Preface of the volume. Two abridged editions (the 'little Liddell' and intermediate LSJ (or 'middle Liddell') were also published by Oxford in 18 respectively). The 8th edition (1897) was the last edition published during Liddell's lifetime. LSJ was first published in 1843 by Oxford Clarendon Press edited by Henry George Liddell and Robert Scott and based on earlier lexicographical work by Schneider and Passow. Liddell-Scott-Jones (known as LSJ or Liddell-Scott) is the standard lexicographical resource for Classical Greek.

The TLG version represents five years of intensive work to produce a fully edited and searchable version of LSJ with links to the TLG corpus. The Thesaurus Linguae Graecae (TLG) is proud to announce the release of a new online version of Liddell-Scott-Jones (LSJ), the premier lexicon for classical Greek.

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