Amazon on some items has a wonderful deal, where you can pay a certain amount of interest free payments. For instance, when I got my Kindle, is was 5 months of $25. This can make more expensive items easier to obtain by not having the larger upfront costs.
You can choose to see which page you are on, but volume 1 on Kindle has 525 pages whereas the paperback has 407 pages (according to Amazon), so it seems that they are not aligned.
Okay; thanks. I would use it for reference and unless it is only in kindle form, I prefer being able to refer to the print version page. I've contemplated picking up the hardback copy from RHB. I've held off because often the citations I'm tracking cite the Latin, which sends me back to the expensive 3 vol. set that has the Latin and English in facing pages (friends have that set or often it is in google preview).
