Going beyond text suggestions a bit…

For those with large screens, it would be great to be able to normally and without extra clicking have the text, translation, and commentary of at least a normal sized page worth of Greek text displayed all at once. And it would be great if clicking on or hovering over a Greek word would take one directly to the LSJ entry for that word. I NEVER want to use Middle Liddell, Slater, or Autenrieth, and for those cases in which Perseus can’t figure out what the headword is, I would be happy if it simply displayed all the possible entries, in order of likeliness. Also, as things stand, Perseus’s version of the LSJ has a big disadvantage compared to the TLG’s since it gives context for far fewer of the citations. (The TLG’s LSJ does this for everything in the TLG, even for people who are not TLG subscribers.) I am not sure what the best way to address this is, but in general, better integration of Perseus and the TLG would be a very good thing. For instance, the TLG now provides links to Perseus translations when they are available, but they are often inaccurate, and part of the problem might be that Perseus is extremely particular about the format it accepts references to classical texts in (a problem that also makes it had to look up a passage in Perseus by typing in a reference one might find in a book or article).

More usable versions of Smyth and Kuehner-Blass would also be fantastic.

Empedocles William E. Leonard translation with greek

Aristotle’s Complete works but in particular his ‘On Soul’ and his ‘Physics’

Plato’s Complete works

Stobaeus

Philoponus

Sextus Empiricus

Alexander of Aphrodisias

Simplicius

Porphyry

Augustine ‘confessions’

Justus Lipsius (this one would be of great interest for Stoicism)

Lots more but these are first choice.