Greek Lexicon of The Roman and Byzantine Periods (From B.C. 146 To A.D. 1100)

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GREEK LEXICON
OF
THE ROMAN AND BYZANTINE PERIODS

(From B.
C. 146
to A. D. 1100)
By
E. a.
SOPHOCLES
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AUTHORS REFERRED
The names
of the earlier authors are not given in this
list,
TO.
because Greek scholars are supposed to be
familiar with them.
Authors of the Third Epoch of the Byzantine Period upon those of the preceding Epochs.
are referred to only
when they throw any
light
Theodorus Ahucara (A. D. XCVII. Acac. B. Acacius of Berrhoea (A. D. 437). LXXVII. Tat. Tatius (second century PaDldot's Erotici 1856. Isagoge ad Arati PhaenoAbuc.
770).
Patrologia Graeca,
Ibid.
Achill.
Achilles
? ?).
Scriptores.
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mena. Patrologia Graeca, XIX. Achmet, an assiimed name (A. D. 950).

Regalt.
Acrop. Georgius Acropolita (A. D. 1282). Bonnae. 1836. Adam. Adamantius (A. D. 850). Patrologia Graeca, XL Adam. S. Adamantius, sophista (A. D. 415). Franz. Altenburgi. 1780. Ael. Claudius Aelianus (A. D. 222). Her-
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1613.
Aelianus, (A. D. 117). Kdchly. 1858. Aen. Gaz. Aeneas of Gaza (A. D. 490). Patrologia Graeca, LXXXV. Aeneas, Aen. Lip1818. Aesop. Aesopieae Fabulae. Coraes. Pa1810. Aet. Aetius (A. a. 500). Venetiis. 1534. Julius Africanus (A. D. PatroGraeca, X. Epistola ad Origenem, XI. Cesti Thevenot's Veteres Mathematici. 1693. Agap. Agapetus (A. D. 565). Patrologia Graeca, LXXXVI, Agath. Agathias (A. D. 582). Bonnae. 1828. Agatkar. Agatharchides (B. C. 113). DiAel.
cher.
Parisiis.
855.
Tad.
tacticus
Lipsiae.
Tact.
tacticus.
Orellius.
siae.
Alex. Hier. Alexander of Jerusalem (A. D. 251). Patrologia Graeca, X. Alex. Lye. Alexander of Lycopolis (A. D. 304). xvm. Alexander of Alex. (A. D. Hepi 490). Andermacus. Amman. Ammonius, grammaticus (A.D. 400). Valokenaer. Lipsiae. 1822. Amman. Presb. Ammonius Presbyter (A. D. 558). Patrologia Graeca, LXXXV. AmphU. AmphUochius (A. D. 395). XXXIX. Anast. Ant. Anastasius of Antioch (A. D. 599 LXXXIX. Anastasius of Caesarea (A. D. Anast. CXXVII. 1095). Anastasius Sinaita (A. D. 609 Anast. LXXXIX. Anatal. Anatalius (A. D. 279). X
Alex. Aphr.
200).
Ibid.
Trail.
Alexander of Aphrodisias (A. D. Problemata. Ideler, I. By pages. Alex. Comn. Alexius Comnenus (A. D. 1118). Lingenthal's Jus Graecoromanum.
Tralles
Basiliae.
iKfilvdav.
Ideler, vol. I.
Ibid.
?).
Ibid.
Caes.
Ibid.
Sin.
?).
Ibid.
Anc.
Ibid.
'
Concilium
I.
Ancyranum (A. D.
314).
risiis.
Coleti,
Andr, C.
Andrea^s
Ibid.
of Crete (A. D. 675).
Afric.
222).
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vestigandi Cycli
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(interpolated).
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Caes.
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XCVII. Methodus Solaris, XIX.
in-
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architectus
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120).
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1693.
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CVL
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1833.
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(A. D. 553).
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the
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Scymn.
risiis.
Sept.
Ibid.
Scrap.
Serapion of Antioch (A. D. 190). Patrologia Graeca, V.
Interpreles.
Scrap. Aeg.
Ibid.
Serapion of Egypt (A. D. 350).

Bekker. Berolini.
Friedlieb. Lipsiae.
viae.
Sext.
Sextus (A. D. 205).

Oracula Sibyllina.
XL.
1842.
Sibyll.
Simoc.
Ideler,
I.
Psell.
Michael Psettus (A. D. 1050).

Graeca,
Theophylactus Simocates (A. D. 628). 1834. Simplic. Simplicius (A. D. 490). Comentar.
Bonnae.
in Epict. Enchir.
1852.
Patro-
Schweighaeuser. Lipsiae.
scholasticus
logia
CXXU.
ndvij/Lta
'larpiKov.
1800.
Socr.
Lexicon latricon.
Graeca, I. Pseudo-Synod. (A. D. 879).
Boissonade's Aneedota
Socrates,
(A.
D. 439).
Pseudo - VT.
1723.
Pseudo-Synodus Photiana XI. Codex PseudepigrapJius Veteris

Coleti,
Sophrns.
Testamenti.
Fabricius.
Hamburgi.
1722.
Ptoch.
Theodorus PtocJioprodromus (A. D. 1150). Coray's Atacta, vol. I. Parisiis.

1828.
Testamentum Solomonis. CXXII. Sophronius (A. D. 638). LXXXVH Soran. Soranus.

Solom.
Ibid.
Patrologia Graeca,
LXVII.
Ibid.
Ideler,
I.
Soil.
Sotion.
Ibid.
Ptol.
Ptolemaeus (A. D. 161). Geograpbia. Petrus Bertius Beverus. Lugduni Batavorum. 1618. Tetrabiblus. Ba^ siliae. 1653. Inerrantium Stellarum Significationes. Patrologia Graeca, XIX. Ptol. Gn. Ptolemaeus, Gnosticus (A. D-
Claudius
Stephanus of Byzantium (A. D. Meineke. Berolini. 1849. Steph. Diac. Stephanus Diaconus (A. D.
Steph. B.
400
808).
?)
Stob.
Strab.
Concilium Quinisextum (A. D. 692). Vn. Bonnell. Lipsiae. 1854. Rang. Alexander Rizos Rangahes. Antiquites Hell^niques. Athenis. Rhetor. Rhetores Graeci. Walz. Rhodon (A. D. 196). Patrologia Graeca, V. Roman. Concilium Romanum (A. D. 873). n. Roman. Imper. Romanus, imperator (A. D.
Quin.
Coleti,
Quintil.
160).
Ibid.
VIL
Quintilianus.
Stobaeus (A. D. 450 Gaisford. 1850. Strabo (A. D. Kramer. 1844. Straton (A. D. 150). Anthologia Graeca, Stud. Theodorus (A. D. 827). Patrologia Graeca, XCIX. Bernhardy. Suid. Suidas (A. D. 974).
?).
Patrologia Graeca, C.
Oxonii.
18).
Berolini.
Strat.
III.
Studiles
Halis.
Symm.
Synax.
SymmOchus
1843 - 1853. (second century).
Pa-
Coleti,
963).
Lingentbal's Jus Graecoromanum.
Roman. Jun.
Ibid.
Romanus, junior
(A. D. 963).
Roman,
Ruf.
Sal.
et Porph.
Romanus
Ibid.
et Porphyroge-
nitus (A.
Salomon (pseudonymus). Fabricius's Codex Pseudepigraphus V. T. Sard. Concilium Sardicense (A. D. 347).
Coleti,
Rufus, rhetor.
n.
D. 947).
Btetores Graeci,
III.
Synaxarion. Georgius Syncellus (A. D. 806). Bonnae. 1829. Patrologia Synes. Synesius (A. D. 430). Graeca, LXVI. XCVIIL Taras. Tarasius (A. D. 806). VI. Tatian. Tatianus (A. D. 170). Gaisford. Terent. M. Terentianus Maurus. Oxonii. 1855. Tertullianus (A. D. 218). Patrologia Latina, Thalass. Thalassius (A. D. 648). Patrologia
Syncell.
Ibid.
Ibid.
Tertull.
I.
trologia Graeca,
XV.
Schol.
Schol. ker.
Scyl.
Scholiastae of ancient authors.

H.
Berolini.
Graeca, XCI. Themist. Themiitius (A. D. 390).
Guil. Din-
Scholia in Homeri Hiadem.

1825.
Bek-
Joannes Scylitzes (A. D. 1081). At the end of Cedrenus.
dorf Lipsiae. 1832. Theodoretus (A. D. 457). Patrologia Theod. Graeca, LXXX. Theodotus Ancyranus (A. D, Theod. Anc.
440).
Ibid.
LXXVII.
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XVI
Theod. Her.
355).
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AUTHORS REFERRED
TO.
Theodotus of Heraclea (A. D.
Tim
Til.
Presb.
Timotheus Presbyter of ConstanLXXXVI,

D. 370).
1.
Theodorus of Iconium (A. D. 1004). CXX. Theodorus Lector (A. D. 525). Theod. LXXXVI, Theod. Mops. Theodorus ofMopsuestia (A. D. 429). LXVI. Theodos. Theodosius, grammaticus (A. D. 350 Bekker's Anecdota Graeca. Theodos. Diac. Theodosius Diaconus (A. D. 963). Bonnae. 1828. Theodosius of Scythopolis Theod. (A. D. 553). Patrologia Graeca, LXXXVI, Theodtn. Theodotion (second century). XV. Daniel Tischendorf. Theognost. Theognostus (A. D. 810). Cramer's Anecdota Graeca, Mon. Theognostus Monachus Theognost. (A. D. 890). Patrologia Graeca, CV. Theologumena Arithmeticae. Theol.
Theod. Icon.
Ibid.
Ibid.
XVIII.
Ibid. tinople (A. D. 535). Titus ofBostra (A. B.
Ibid.
xvin.
Triad.
Lector.
Triodion.
Ibid.
1.
Xryph.
Tryphon,
III.
grammaticus (A. D. 1).

vol.
I.
Ibid.
?)
Scyth.
1.
Ibid.
De Tropis. Boissonade's Anecdota Graeca, (A. D. Typic. Typicum Irenae imperatricis Patrologia Graeca, CXX VII. 1118). Tyr. Concilium Tyrium (A. D. 335). Joannes Tzetzes (A. D. 1150). Chi
1826
Coleti,
II.
Museum
Criticum,
Cantabrigiae.
Tzetz.
liades.
Kiessling.
Lipsiae.
Christ.
1826.
Scholia
ad
Tzym.
Lycophr.
Toannes
M.
Goth.
Miiller.
Lipsiae.
1811.
II, 1.
Tzymisches
(A. D.
976).
Lingenthal's Jus Graecoromanum. Valent. Valentinus, Gnosticus (A. D. 155).

Patrologia Graeca, VII.
Yillois.
Arith.
Ast.
Lipsiae.
1847.
By
pages.
I.
Villoison's
Anecdota Graeca.
AmphUochii.
Vene-
Theophanes (A. D. 817). Bonnae. Theoph. B. Theophanes of Byzantium (A. D. In the same volume with Dexippus. 571). Theoph. Cont. Theophanes Continuatus. BonTheoph.
1839.
Theon, rhetor (A. D. 525). Ehetores Graeci,
tiis.
1781.
Vit.
AmphU.
Vita
Patrologia
Graeca, XXXIX. Ibid. XIX. Vit. Aral. Vita Arati. Prefixed Vila BasUii (fabulous). Vit. Basil. 1644. Parisiis. to Amphilochius.
Vit.
Theophilus of Antioch (A. D. 181). Patrologia Graeca, Vl. Alex. Theophilus of Alexandria LXV. (A. D. 410). Theophilus of Caesarea (A. D. V. Theoph. Noun. Theophanes Nonnus (A. D. 1794. Bernard. Gothae. Theophyl. B. Theophylactu, of Bulgaria (A. D. 1107?). Patrologia Graeca, CXXIII. Thorn. Thomas. Euangelium, Tischendorf.
Theophil.
Theophil.
Ibid.
nae.
1838.
Clim. Vita
Joannis Climacos.
Patrolo-
Epiphanii Vit Euthym. Vita

Vit.
gia Graeca,
LXXXVUI-
Epiph.
Vit.
(fabulous).
Ibid.
XLI.
Theophil. C.
Vit. Jos.
Hymog.
Vila
Eutliymii.
Cotelerius, IV. Joseph Hymnographi.
190).
Ibid.
959).
Thorn.
M. Thomas
Magister (A. D. 1310).
Ritschl.
Tiber.
1832.
Tiberius, imperator (A.
D. 582). Lin-
Timotheus Aelurus (A. D. 535). LXXXVI, Tim. Alex. Timotheus of Alexandria (A. D. XXXII. Tim. Ant. Timotheus of Antioch. LXXXVI, Tim. Hier. Timotheus of Jerusalem (A. D.
Tim. Ael.
Patrologia Graeca,
385).
Ibid.
1.
genthal's Jus
Graecoromanum.
Vita Nicolai CV. Ml. Jun. Vita Nili Junioris (A. D, 1005). CXX. XXVIIL Syncl. Vita Xenocr. Xenocrates (A. D. 50). Zach. Zacharias of M>'tilene (A. D. 540). Patrologia Graeca, LXXXV. Zigah. Euthymius Zigabenus (A. D. 1122). cxxvm. Zonar. Joannes Zonaras (A. D. 1118).
Vit.
Patrologia Graeca,
Nicol. S.
CV.
Studitae.
Ibid.
Vit.
Ibid.
Vit.
Syncleticae.
Ibid.
Ideler,
I.
Ibid,
Ibid.
1.
1841-1844. From XIII to quoted by the pages of the Paris edition. Lexicon. Titmann. Lipsiae. 1808. Zos. Zosimus {A. D. 425). Bonnae. 1837. Zosimas, abbas (A. D. 490). Patrologia
Bonnae.
inclusive,
XVm
535).
Ibid.
LXXXVI,
1.
Graeca,
LXXVH.
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INTRODUCTION.
THE IONIC DIALECT.
The
earlier
avvivei yap oiKcia to
'EXXi)i>ik6i>
wcpejSoXXovro
lonians
first
appeared in Attica, the

is,
KOt vofiots rots KaOetrrrjKotnv l\a\urra rjirtlOmv.j
name
of which was Ionia, that
Solon
language.
calls his native
dialect the Attic
the country of the lonians.

pal city was Athens.
Their princiAttica they
Dionysius of Halicamassus and

early
From
Strabo
apply to the
language of
spread over Megaris and the northern parts
Athens the name of old

it
Attic,
and regard
of Peloponnesus.
Cyclades.
They occupied
also the
as essentially the
same with the las;
Finally they colonized a por-
a term used by the later authors to designate the language of the Asiatic lonians.
[See 'ArrtKos,
'las,
tion of Asia Minor, to

ferred the original
which they transof the mother
name
is
and compare
Aristid.
I,
country, and which
the Ionia of hisAsiatic lonians,
296 (317) El
(froi^cretBy),
8f Sei Kai TTJs 'Ofiripov iivrjaBrjvai

Kai TavTrjs T^r (îKoriplas
Trfs diroiKov
fj
tory and geography.
The
p.mxei
with the weU-known sensitiveness of colonists,
7t6\is,
ov povov dta
(jtavr) (Ta<j)as
noXeas, aXX
on
2.]
were great sticklers for the appellait

;
Km
17
evSevbe.
Diomed. 335,
tion lonians, even after

solete in
had become obclaiming at the
The
earlier representatives of the dialect
European Greece
of the lonians are
Homer and
Hesiod.
lan-
same time that they themselves were the

pure lonians.
According to Herodotus,
the Cynurians also were of Ionic descent.
[E'er.
8,
But we are not to assume that the

language of Athens
guage of these authors was the ordinary

;
for,
as poets, they
73.
Compare Pans.
KareXBelv
els
2,
37,
had the
privilege
of
employing,
within
Uplv
VTjirov
Sf
TTiv
'HpaKKeiSas
TlcKoirop-
certain limits, forms

liar to
and expressions pecu-
avrfiv ritfiieaav 'hBrjvaiois oi
Apyeloi
also
the other dialects of Greece.
The
ôH/^w.J
The name Ionia was given

it
later representatives are Herodotus, Hip-
to Achaia while lonians.
was occupied by the
pocrates,
and several
inscriptions.
Greek Prose.
intellectual
Greek prose began
The lonians were the most

of
all
to be cultivated about the beginning of the
the Greek tribes, and their dialect,
sixth century before Christ.
The
earliest
in all its stages,
was the leading

1,
dialect
I,
prose writers (logographers) employed the

Ionic dialect.
of Greece.
[Her.
60.
Anthol.
102
the
According to Strabo their

[Dion.
2, 2. 3.
Uarpls
8'
'EXXaSor 'EXXas
'Afl^rai,
Athens
prose was poetry divested of metre.
Greece of Greece.
rS>v ''EKKijvav
oirtp
Philon
II,
467, 18 Oj
H. VI, 863, 12
Strab.
1, 2, 6.]
seq.
Diog.
1, 79.
o|u8epKfOTaTot hiavoiav 'Adrjvaloi
yap
iv 6<f>6a\na Koprj, ^ iv Î'X.^ Xoyto-juor,
TovT
ev 'EXXaSi 'A^^vai.
Jos. Apion.
1,
THE ATTIC DIALECT.

Athens was the centre of
political
fifth
'Adrjvaiovs avToxôvas \eyovin Kai jraiSeias

fie\eis.
em-
power
Paiis.
iirX
4,
air
35,
'Adripalot de
npo^-
during the greater part of the

It
century.
xBrjo-av
piya
avTtjs (t^s dripoKpaTias)
was
also the great
emporium
of Greece.
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INTRODUCTION.
All the dialects
met
there,
and the Atheof
Ionia
'{
2117. 2118. 2119 (B.C.

Strah. 14, 1, 41.
348-308)
Athen. 14,
nians
culled
from
each
them such
Phanagoria.
forms and expressions as were calculated

to
13 -O
add strength and elegance to their own

This confluence of dialects
Attic dialect,
1, 6.
TOVTOV âviKh Ka\oiiJiPa

Ti ToO
Sa)7-<lSou Kal rh npi8c 'IcovLKb, \6yo! rh noirifiara 'A'XeâpSpov
Ionic idiom.
AiVwXoC
KM
nifjrjTOS ToC Mi\r]<riov

jrocr]TS,p
Kal
produced
called.
Isocr.
the
technically so
'AXf'lou
Km
Sn.a>v TOiovrav
npocjjepeTau
\Xmi. Vect.
Eep. Ath.
seq.
2, 8.
Huid. 2coTa8vs,
iapôypd(i>os.
Saip.ovtade\s Kpiyr, Mapcoviirris,
Pan. 48 D.
I,
49
Compare
"Eypaê ^XiciKas
iJTOi.
Kivaibovs
Aristid.
I,
159.
Xanth. apud Dion. H.
8aXT9
19
'l<^viKf,.
Heraclid. apud Athen. 14,
73, 12.]
In point of development and
'li,va>v
& rh ItoKv TrX^flos rjWoicoTm, 8ia t6
in richness of literature this dialect stood
avrols <niiimpi(t)ipeceai toIs del SwacrTevoviTiu

tS>v fiapâpav.
ijej]
at the
head of all the Greek
dialects.
The
14,
20 Ta
fie
tS>i>
m>v 'liivav^
'la-
natural consequence of this pre-eminence
Tpv(j)(pa,Tpa.
Polyb. 32, 20, 9 T^k
was that Greeks from aU the

to
tribes repaired
Kr]v
Koi rex""?""^*' aaariav.
Compare Arut.
Inscriptions
Athens to obtain a finished education.

not necessary to our purpose to men-
Thesm. 169.
Eccl. 914. 953.]
It is
in the Attic dialect appeared in Ionia in
tion here
Ephorus of
any other names than those of the latter part of the third century before Christ ; which shows that the Ionic dialect iEolis, Aristotle of Stagira,
of Chios,
Theopompus
of Lesbos.
and Theophrastus
41.
Isocr.
was not
in
common
use at that time.

the
[Thuc.
2,
Pan.
When
Ionia
therefore
Artemidorus
geog-
50 E.]
rapher says that the Ionic was spoken in

persons from
Now
whatever part
of
when he
wrote,
we
are to understand
Greece educated at Athens would by preference use the dialect of Athens.

is
that lonisma were heard
among ths
im-
And
it
educated of that countfy as late as the

second century before Christ.
[For Attic-
not
difficult
to understand that their
example would naturally be followed by

their kinsmen, pupils, friends,
ents.
inscriptions found in Ionia, see Inscr. 3137.
and depend-
2852.
3045.
3067. 2855. 3069.

1,
Artem.
airb
apud Porph. Them.

to force its pecudialects.
rrjs
17, p.
42 Kal
/V
The Attic now began

liarities
MiX^TOu
fif'xP' ''^^ 'EÊo-iui'
TroKeas Koi ai-
upon the other Greek

was the
TTJs ^fivpvrjs
Koi
KoXo^^vo?
lon/cai/ etrri KaTOiKiOy.
Naturally enough, the dialect of the Asiatic lonians

first to feel
ol Tives
Tfi
TUiV ^\aiva)V hiakiKTta ;^p(Si/Tat.]

it
As
the influStill
to the lonians of the Cyclades,
cannot
ence of the idiom of the metropolis.

inscriptions
be shown that they ever spoke a dialect

materially different from that of Attica.
show that
it
continued to be
spoken and written, in a modified form, as

late as the close of the fourth
Be
this as it
may,
all
the inscriptions bein
century be-
longing to this
Attic.
group of islands are
fore Christ.
And
it
may
be added here
that (in the early part of the third century

before Christ) Sotades, Alexander of
lia,
^toit
From a Bceotic inscription, name 'AXflavSpem occurs, it is
in
which the
inferred that
Pyres, Alexus,
and
others,
made
the
the Boeotic dialect was spoken and written

at least as late as the time of Alexander
vehicle of their impure thoughts, probably
because
it
abounded
;
in indelicate
words
the Great.
As to KapxaSowor, found
it
in
and expressions
the Asiatic lonians being

\Inscr.
another Boeotic inscription,
only proves
noted for dissoluteness of morals.

2691.
c.
that that inscription could not have been
d. e (B. C.
367) Mylasa.
2008
(B.
written long after the destruction of Car-
C. 352) Amphipolis.
2919
(B. C.
350 )
thage by the Romans.
[Inscr. IbQi. 1565.],
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THE ATTIC DIALECT.

In the
tians
first
century before Christ the Boeodialect, as in-
sent as Macedonian.
[See Sâyva, dfiapi,
had adopted the Attic
djSpoCre:, atuTKOv, dxpea, ydpxav, yoSa, yordv,
scriptions clearly show.
[Inscr. 1570.]
ydtims, iXe^, koios, KwpvKos, weXiyoiv,
and comAdyos,
The
Asiatic
-iEolic,
and some of the
pare 'AXeâvSpoS)
'AfjUKTas,
Kdpavos,
branches of the Doric, continued to resist

the encroachments of the Attic as late as
the second century of the Christian era.
NiKavtap, Ilappeviav, TlepSiKKas, IlToXepalos, BiXiTTTTos,
that
is $iXi7rn'os.
Apollonius (Synt.
in-jroVa,
214, 6) refers
eueo-xa, to
such nominatives as
And
according to Pausanias, the MessestiU
the Macedonian dialect.]
It ap-
nians of his time (second century)

retained their Doric idiom.
pears further fi-om Polybius that a native

of Macedonia could not converse with an
[Inscr. jEolic,
2176.
2181.
2187.
2189.
2190.
3524.
lUyrian without an interpreter.
But
it is
Doric, 2060. 1346. 1317. 1124.
Compare
PwuS.
nowhere stated that the Greek language
Tatian. 26 Ei yap dxTiKtfeir ovk

Xeye
/iot
i)V 'AOrivaios,
was unintelligible to the Macedonians. The

passage in Quintus Curtius, the romancer,
Tov
iifj
Sapiêiv
ttjv alriav.
4,
27, 5
aia
tlieaaijvioi,
8e ixrot JieKoiTovvqaov TptaKOeicri
sometimes quoted to prove that there was

a radical difference between the two languages, merely shows,
if it
erri
p,aKurTa tjKoivto, iv ois oiJte iBav

ti
8^Xoi trapakva'avTes
twv oUodev, otVe r^K
shows anything,
diaXtKTOv r^f Aa)pida fierediSdÔtjcrav, oKKa koi

it
that a promiscuous assembly of Hellenes
fjpas
fTi
TO aKpiês airî UeXnnomriaiaiv
addressed in the Macedonian dialect was
p.d\i(rTa f<jii\a<rcrov.
The
following passages
Strab. 8,
1,
not likely to understand every word said
refer to the first century.

S;ê8di/
by the speaker
which might be affirmed

\Polyh. 28, 8, 9.
9,
S en
ical
vvv Kara nSKcis
aWoi
nXXoas
of any other dialect.

Q. Curt. 6, 9, 34.
SiaKcyovrai, Sokoviti Se baplêiv airatires Sia Tfjv

avfiâa-av iiriKpareiav
:
Compare Pazw.
vixtjcrai
ttj
22, 3
said of the Pelopon-
âuKTai 8e
p.oi
(Corinna)
T^ BidXcKTOv
nesians.
Suet. Tiber.
56 Zenonem quendam
Tf flvcKa, OTi jSev ov t^ ipavfi
AcopiBt,
aavep a
exquisitius
set
sermocinantem cum interrogasilia
nivSapos,
dWd
onoia (rvvrjaeai f/neXXov AioXeij.J
"
Quaenam
tarn molesta dialectos
Alexander, the son of Philip, was placed
esset," et Ule respondisset, " Doridem,'' re-
under the immediate tuition of
Aristotle.
legavit Cinariam, existimans

sibi
exprobratum
And
lect
as this philosopher used no other dia-
veterem successum, quod Dorice Rholoquantur.]
than the Attic, his pupjl became acits literature
dii
quainted with that dialect and

at
Of the language of Macedonia only a few

isolated specimens
an early
age.
Now
the language of
have been preserved by

is
Alexander must have been also the lan-
ancient authors, and there

that
it
no evidence
guage of his personal attendants and

cers in general.
coturse
offi-
was ever reduced to writing by the
The common
soldiers of
;
natives.
But as the leading
families of
spoke their native dialect
and
it is
that country were of Hellenic extraction,

it is
natural to suppose that the military terms
toTDe presumed that they spoke a
and expressions used

592
in the
army
of Alexan-
genuine Greek dialect, not unlike that of
der were of Macedonian origin.

Plut.
Tjj
[Compare
Northern Greece, properly so

presumption
that
its
is
called.
This
I,
'EiBvs d(Tnaadft.voi MaKeSoKitrxi

'Avairqbj]a-as
strengthened by the fact
<j)avj.
694 C
(Alexander)
case-endings
and personal endings

be assumed
dveôa MaKedopL(TTt KaXau Tovs
viraaTTiCTTds.j
are identical with those of the acknowl-
In
tlfe last
half of the second century
edged Greek dialects
unless
it
after Christ, the Attic
had superseded
all thejru-
unwarrantably that the grammarians took

liberties
other dialects.
\_Aristid. I,
295 Oi ras
with the words which they repre-
Tpiovs <p(ovds eKXeXotTracri,
k. t. X.J
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'EXKrjvav
eiroiKOVfievriv.
scriptions found in Syria,
For Greek inAssyria, and MeP-
Ptolemy the son of Lagus, one of Alexander's
sopotamia, see Inscr. Vol. Ill,
211
seq.]
generals,
and afterwards the
first
The
Common
Dialect.
The
remote
Macedonian ruler of Egypt, introduced

the Attic dialect into that country.
And
more or less was not in every particular from Athens

Attic used in countries
city. the same as the Attic of that speakers and writers the contrary,
although the native population spoke the language of their forefathers, the Greek
residents followed the example of the king
On
bom
and
his officers
and
flatterers.
Hence the
Greek inscriptions found in Egypt are The other dialects were written in Attic.
and educated in such countries were apt to mix with it words and phrases derived At the same from their native idioms.
time, they would naturally avoid whatever
now
so little heard in Alexandria,
that,
was
likely to perplex
a hearer or reader
whenever
there, they
they
made
their
appearance
unacquainted with the refinements of the

Attic dialect.
would naturally attract notice. some of the Ptolemys would not And
tolerate even the
\Theocr. 15,
KarlXKourai.
The grammarians, from the

call
second century before Christ downward,

this phase of the Attic the
dialect
of Macedonia.
Bvcrravoi,
common
dialect,
87
Ilauo-ao-^',
&
dvawra
and sometimes
the
Greek language, in con-
Tpvyoves
:
iKKvaurevvri
TrXareia-
tradistinction to the Attic dialect,
by which
aboiaai
mravra
to
which the Syracusan

IlfXoiroi/i/ao-iCTTl
expression they designate the language of
women
AaXe)/itr
eo-a-iv,
indignantly reply,
Aapio-Sev
8'
the Athenian authors of the Attic period.
eêtrn, 8ok<5,
toU Ampif-
When
they apply the term
koivt)
to the
we speak
;
the
language of Pelopon-
dialect of Pindar,
this poet
they simply mean that

dialect.
nesus
the Dorians,
trow, have
a right
employs a mixed
But
said
to speak Doric.
jr\aTftao-8o),
In respect to the word

broaden,
it
this
might with equal propriety be

language of
to
refers
to
the
of the
Homer and
Hesiod.
prevalence of long
in the Doric dialect
\Athefn. 3,
94
âK^hoviôvrds T otSa 7roXXot>(

TTjv
which sound requires the mouth to be
Twv Attikwv Sia

init.
impiîav.
Greg. Corinth.
tj
opened as much as
Hermog. Rhet. 224,
IloXKmv 8e XeyfTai
eKjxaQeiv ykwTTas,
rijv
(x)
possible.
15.
Compare
I,
(tai
Koivfj
Se,
jravres ;(po)fiffla, Kai

i)
ixP'l'
Plut.
927 F
SKKatv
o-aTo nivbapos,
a-Totaa.
^youv
ck
rav Teaadpwv uvvethe lankoivos,
KXfOTraTpa)
Pansanias
(9, 22, 3) calls
rav
irpo avTrjs âtriKeau ovde

TTf piXaêiv
guage of Pindar Doric.

Kotvm;, 'ATTt/cc5s,
"ArrtictBS.J
See
Koivi).
AlyvrrTiav avexl'^'"'"'
Bca\eKTOV,
'EXXtjkikcoe,
'Ardi's,
'Attiko's,
ivltav 8e Kai to paKednviêLV eKXiirovrov.
For
see
Greek inscriptions found in Egypt,

Inscr. Vol. III.]
Alexandria under the Ptolemys was the

g^-eat
seat
of learning.
The genius
and a
of
Seleiious
and
his successors introduced

;
poetry was
science,
now
leaving the Greeks, and

erudition,
taste
its
the Attic into Syria

his
and Eumenes and

interior
criticism,
successors,
into the
of Asia
for fantastic versification

place.
were taking
Minor.
The two great
centres of these
The language of the

It
early poets
parts of the Macedonian empire were

tioch
An-
was obsolescent, and

solete.
in part entirely ob-
and Pergamus.
[Compare Joseph.
Ka\
was natural, therefore, that
Ant. 17, 11, 4 Tdâ yap

'EXX?;W8er EiVt ttoXms.
TdSapa
Kai "imros
2,
Bell.
3,
Jud.
1
14, 4
some of the best scholars of the age should devote their time and learning to the explanation of such words and passages as
Ot
KaitrapiiDP 'ÊWrjves.
9,
Kaia-apfiau
TrXt'ox
jieyiiTTrjii
rys re 'lovBaias ffdXtK, Kai to
were no longer understood by ordinary
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readers.
But we are not

of the term
to suppose that in
themselves.
The Greek
rhetoricians,
on
thesS
critics
were grammarians,
;
the
first
the other hand, with their usual superficialness, asserted
usual sense
for the
that Greece had never
attempt at systematic grammar was made
been in a more prosperous condition than
by Dionysius of Thrace, who died in the

early
Christ.
when Vespasian deprived

dependence.
'E\evdepias
drjiiois
fie
it
of
its
in-
part
of
the
first
century
before
[Plut.
II,
568 A.
824 C
ro'is
They were annotators rather than

and their
scholia
oaov
oi
KpaTovvres viixovai
io'cds
grammarians,
may
be
jtiTe<rTt,
Koi to n\foi>
ovk apiftvov
compared to the expkmaUyry
notes of
mod-
for the Greeks.
Paus.
p,(v
7,
rfju
17, 2.
Dion
C.
em
of
commentators.
It
must be added
and
others
63,
Tijo-e,
11,
ndtrav
'EXXaSa
eXfijXci-
here, that, while Zenodotus, Aristophanes
Kai wp ikev6ipav
3, 2,
d(j>is.
Philostr. 224.
irdBos 'EXXij-
Byzantium,
Aristarchus,
Herodn.
14 'Apxaiov toCto
were industriously commenting upon the

productions of the golden age of Greek
literature, Aratus,
vav, oi iTphs dXX^Xoui- oratridfoi/Tes del Kai Toiis
imepe^fiv BoKovvras KaSaipeiv 6e\ovTs erpi-jâ(Tav TrjV
CaHunachus, ApoUonius
'EXXdSa .... To Se ttoôs toCto tov
of Rhodes,
and Nicander were endeavoring

is,
îjKov
Ka\ (j>36vov pcTrjKBev (is ras Kaff rjnas
to revive the old Ionic, that

of
the dialect
dKnaôv(ras n'dXeis.j
Homer and
Hesiod, but of course with-
This
tion, of
is
the period of empty declama-
out success.
These
versifiers
may
be said
grammatical works, of fanaticism,
to afford the earliest
example of learned
theosophism, the\u-gy, mysticism, religious

persecution, religious imposture,
men making
[See
aov.
jSu/ios,
use of an obsolete language.

6p6vos, ttcXckvs, wrcpv^, atfiaipa,
and
phillit-
osophical charlatanry.
The
principal
Homer's poems were enjoyed by the

people of Athens as late as the
erary
centres
were Alexandria, Athens,
common
3,
and Antioch.
time of Xenophon.
5 'O
Trarrip
Compare Xen. Conv.

to
The common
less
dialect
was now more or
6 impLcKovfievos orras avijp ayoBos

fie
spoken and written in regions widely
ycvolp,rjV
rjvayKoae
irdvra
'Ofif/pmi
cTrr)
remote from each other, in Spain, in Mesopotamia, and from .Êthiopia to Sarmatia.
It
jioBfiv.
Kai vvv
djro
8vvaip,r]v
&v 'iXidda dX);K koi

emeiv.
'Ekcivo
o'l
'08i(r<rciav
e(f)ri
ord/uaToy
8*,
was a
sort of universal language,
and
6 ^ hVTurOevrfs, \e\riSt
trt
on
xal
paâtoi
consequently a
medium
of communication.
iravTts iiTifTTavTai
0?;,
ravra Ta
eirrj ;
Kai nSts &v,
Every weU-educated person was supposed

to be acquainted with
it
;
\e\Tj0oi ciKpo&p.ev6v ye
;J
avTav 'oXlyov dv
and,
if
Epicteladies
eKdarrfV ijfupav
tus
is
to be believed, the
Roman
In the year one hundred and forty-six

before Christ, the fall of Corinth reduced
were particularly fond of Plato's Republic.

[Cic.
Arch. 23
Nam,
siquis
minorem
glo-
Greece to a
Roman
province.
In the last
riae
cipi,
fruotum putat ex Graecis versibus per-
half of the first century of the Christian

era,
quam
ex Latinis, vehementer errat
the emperor Nero declared
it
free.
propterea quod Graeca leguntiu in omnifere regionibus,
The Greeks, however, were incapable of bus

making a wise use of
this boon.
Latina suis finibus,

Senec.
Envy
exiguis sane continentur.
Consol.
and hatred suddenly revived and produced

their usual effects.
ad Helv.
6,
Quid
sibi
volunt in mediis
Vespasian therefore
barbarormn
regionibus
Graecae
urbes
brought them back under the

declaring at the
Roman yoke,
Quis inter Indos Persasque Maoedonicus
same time that they had
sermo?
Juven.
6,
184.
15,
110 Nunc
unlearned liberty ; words which imply that
totus Graias nostrasque habet orbis Athe1, 1,
they had lost the faculty of governing
12.
jSueton.
Claud. 42.
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1,
294, 10 "hnaam yap
at ttSKck koi
rfiv
annihilate
every word and
phrase
that
TravTa Ta tS>v avBpanrav yevr)
npos vpas Koi
vperepav Slatrav xal

TavTr]v piav
(jjavfiv
t.
(juovfiv
dmKKivf ....
Kal
under the had not the good fortune to be Thucydides or a special protection of a
Plato.
Koivf/v
airavres
tov yeVovs
"You must
not use this word,"

it is
ivopurav,
(c.
X.
Luc. 23, 38.
Act. 21, 37.

Epict.
p^fipay
they would say, " because

in any ancient author.
is
not found
is
Joann. 19, 20.

Frag.
exovai
Jos. B. J. 5, 5, 2.
PA/ij;
This
a good
53 'Ev
rfjv
aJ
yuwalfccf
/jera
liKdrmvoi TroXiTeiav, otl KOivds dîoi
word, because it that the limits of the Greek language had
old."
They assumed
elvm rds yvvaixas.

I,
Plut.
I,
564 E.
Lucian.
been forever fixed during the Attic period.

In short, they overlooked the simple fact that a spoken language never remains stationary, but imperceptibly passes
695.]
Meanwhile the population of Greece was

rapidly diminishing
;
so that in the
time
from one
of Plutarch that country could not pro-
stage to another.
Sometimes they would

at-
duce more than three thousand hoplitae.

This
carry their presumption so far as to
may
explain the fact that piost of
tempt
to correct authors of the first order.

dhp.i\
the writers of this period were not natives

of Greece proper
;
Thus, Phrynichus finds fault with
in
and some of them were

\Cic. Pis.
Xenophon,
pia-pos in
irpaiTas in Aristotle,
and
iprtv-
not even of Greek descent.
40
Hyperides.
But we must not

critics
Achaia exhausta, Thessalia vexata, laceratae
suppose that this class of
had any
Athenae,
etc.
Philon
II,
302, 12
influence with their contemporaries.
On
'H
TrXfioTi)
pdipa tov ''EXKijvikov iravTos iêKeval ^yap

ai
the contrary,
as
they were remarkable
c^ddprj
iravaiXedpla*
irporepov
ratv
ttjs
neither for sense nor for real learning,
eiavSpovaai TToXets oiKjjTopcov pmjpeia
they were contemned by men of judgment,
'EAXaSos (Tvp<J3op&v
Tois
opSiinv.
i7re^f\ei(p6r]crav, aTV^fls
Sea
and ridiculed by epigrammatists.
" If
Tacit.
Ann.
2,
55.
Plut. II,
there were no physicians, nothing would
413 F.
Pans.
7, 17, 1.]
be more foohsh than grammarians," said

In the second
The Atticists.
one of the wits of this period.

1.
[Tatian.
Athe7i.
century of our era the language had deviated perceptibly jfrom the ancient standard.
26.
Lucian.
15, 2
II, 23.
Ill, 171.
^(rav,
3,
94.
E(^^ laTpoi
oiScv &v ^v
Old words and expressions had
dis-
tSsv
ypappariKav p.apoTepov.
642, 27.
Philostr. 553.
appeared, and
new
ones succeeded them.
Sext. 620, 28.
650, 24.
Hw.
apud
In addition to
this,
put upon old words.

over, ther,
new meanings were The syntax, moreFur-
Poet. 58
70.
Anthol. Ill, 38.
See also
KeiTou(cTos,
and
compare
Hellad.
was undergoing some changes.
Phot.
IV, 317 A.]

latter,
Latinisms and other foreign idioms
The
sites,
namely, the literary exqui-
were continually creeping into the lan-
technically called Atticists (who
may
guage of common
life.
The
purists of the
be regarded as the predecessors of the
day made an
effort to
check this tendency,
modern
logiotati),
conceived the prepos-
but they were steadily opposed by usage,
terous idea of restoring the classical Attic

in all its splendor.
all
and
not
unfrequently
by good
sense.
They imagined
first class
that
Those self-constituted guardians

honor of the ancient Attic
into
of the
that was necessary to constitute
an
may
be divided
(as
Attic author of the
was the use and expreswords
two
classes
the grammarians
of rare and obsolete words

sions.
Phrynichus and Moeris), on the one hand,
The mania,
therefore, for such
and the
literary exquisites,
it
on the other.
to
]
The former took
upon themselves
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demand.
literature
Every obscure corner of Greek
and De Syria Dea, and Arrian

dica,
teeus,
in his In-
was zealously ransacked
for these
attempt to imitate Herodotus.
Areaf-
hidden treasures.
pression
And
if
a word or ex-
a physician, employed this dialect
was objected
to,
nothing
was
ter the
II, 25.
example of Hippocrates.
26.
[lyiician.
easier for the word-hunters than to pro-
Philostr.
314
'ATroXXooi/iof
8e
duce excellent authority for
it.
Some-
Tar
fxiv hia6r]<as
ras iavrov tov 'lavwv
epixrjitrropi.-
times they would use words of their

coinage.
own
vcvei rpoTTOv.
(COS
Suid. Kodparos Pafialos
One
tells us,
of this
class
of writers,
wrote in Ionic]
Luoian
fancied himself so thor-
The Asiatic Style.

style,
is
The
Asiatic
oughly Attic that he translated into Greek
that
is,
the style in which
little else
ven Latin proper names.
Thus, he con-
required than high-sounding words and

periods,
verted Saturninus into Kpdwos, because Sa-
sonorous
made
in
its
appearance
century
turnus corresponds to
of ipovTwv
Kpdi/os
and instead
among the Greeks

before Christ.
the
first
he wrote ^powns, because he
It is represented
by the
took for granted that Fronto was derived
declamations of Dion Chrysostomus, Aristides,
from
cjipoiiTis.
Had he been
better ac-
Himerius, Themistius, and Libanius
quainted with Latin, he would have trans-
productions which conclusively show that

it is
formed him most probably into Menomas.

It is
possible
to
use
language skilfully
ideas.
hardly necessary to observe here that
without conveying any important
the style of the Atticists was essentially

macaronic.
33.
29.
30. \Plut.
I,
But
it
must not be forgotten that these

in their day.
523 E.
344.
Lucian.
348.
II,
oration-makers enjoyed a high reputation

for
172.
18.
342.
349.
eloquence
Thus, the
385.
Ill,
17.
Galen. VI, 344 E.
admirers of Polemon and of Aristides had
348 A.
fie
361 E.
363 D.
VIII, 40
'ETrel
no
ity
difficidty in
putting them on an equal[Lucian.

II,
ovx
'EXXiji'iicî'
StdXcKTOv elKiKpivas
oiiSefiiav,
with Demosthenes.
348.
oiSe fidpâpov inXas,

<rS>v,
aXKd
riva
/itKTi)i
i^ djra-
III, 168.
Aristid. Ill, 737, 9.
742.
743.
OLOV KapvKTjVj
riva TroLKiKcorepav Koi a\k, t. \.
Philostr. 539.
542.
II,
See also
'Ao-tai/dy,
and
nvos
iôKOTipav KapvKr)s <TvvTi6ea<Ti,v,
Phryn.
compare Plut.
iyxapia
Kvujuevoi,
feal
44
E "Oirov
vrj
yap
ip.eTov
Prooem.
Aihm.
3,
53.
Anthol. Ill, 47, 55.
irvperov Kai
\.]
Ai'a )(yTpas
imSei-
See
also
arrc/eiô), arTtKitr/idr, dTTtKto"Tijff.]
K. T.
This tendency, however, to imitate the

Attic authors began to manifest itself at
least a centiu"y before the age of the Atticists.
Hellenistic Greek.
language of the
gentiles
The Jews
after the dispersion generally adopted the
among whom
native lan-
Thus, Strabo, in speaking of his
they resided.
Jew whose
friend Diodorus, says, that his style

"sufficiently antique."
Jos. B. J. Prooem.
5,'
was
guage was the Greek was called a Hellenist.
\Strah. 13, 4, 9.
The Jews
dialect
of Alexandria used the

is,
about the
logiotati
common
Attic
as
of that city, that
the
of his time.]
It
modified by the Macedonians.
has already been remarked that some
But
as they impressed
upon
it
the peculi-
of the Alexandrian poets used the old

Ionic, that
is,
arities of the
Jewish mind, we are not to
the language of
Homer and
suppose that their dialect was identical

in every respect
Hesiod.
We now
even
add, that, in the aboveit
with that of their Greek
mentioned century,
was not an uncomgood

scholars,
neighbors.
[See 'EXXiywo-r^r,
2,
8.].
and compare
mon
lect.
thing,
for
to
Luc. Act.
write in the then obsolete new Ionic dia-
Now
the language of the
Hebrew
Scrip-
Thus, Lucian, in his
De
Astrologia
tures was no longer understood
by the
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It
became therefore
{Eus.
eKTTiv
II,
553 C
i^b6iiriv
Ovfiovov
jrifinrrjv,
dWa
leui
necessary to translate them into Greek.
Kai
(Origenes) jrapaBeXi ipfiv
According to Aristeas, or rather PseudAristeas, a
vdav.
Epiph.
Ill,
380 A.]
The Jews,
in
Greek Jew, the Pentateuch was
wisdom their eagerness to prove that the

of the Greeks proceeded from their sacred
translated
(six
by seventy-two learned Jews The

translation
from each tribe) in the reign of PtolPhiladelphus.

of
books, invented the improbable story that
emy
these
is
portions of the Pentateuch
had been renthe
seventy-two
mythical
interpreters
dered into Greek long

of Alexander.
[Aristob.
II,
before
time
I,
called the Septuagint {seventy) version
apud Clem. A.
seventy being adopted
on account of
its
781 A. 893 A. B.
Ill,
145 A, et apud Eus.

PBeud-Aristeas
5.
1,
being a round number.
[See also Aristob.

Ill,
637 A. 1097 A.
35.
apud Clem. A.
1097 A.
Prooem.
4, p.
3.
I,
893 A, et apud Ens.

II,
Josephus (Ant. 12,
2,
14.
Apion.
22)
Phihn
138, 39.
Jos. Ant.
repeats these absurdities.
See also Just.
Ibid. 12, 2, 1 seq.
Apion.
2,
Apol.
1,
44.
II,
Clem,.
A.
I,
176 B.
I,
408 A.
B.]
472.
Just. Apol. 1, 31.
Tryph.
'iS.
820 A.
136 A.
T^tull.
515
Cohort. 13.
you
K. T.
Iren.
947
I,
XhoKijimoi 6 aoC.
The
writers of the
New
Testament, and
X.
Clem. A.
889
Tertull
I,
of the Apocrypha, strictly so called, were

Hellenists.
lect as
tion.
378
IIi;
seq.
Anatol. Laod.
213 A.
Epiph.
They used the Common Diaas
241 C.
373
seq.]
The other Hebrew
spoken by Jews of limited educa-
books must have been translated after the

reign of Ptolemy Philadelphus, but before
And
there
was a great gulf
between the doctrines propagated by the

Apostles and the religion of the Greeks,
these writers were sometimes obliged to
give
the beginning of the

Christ.
first
century before
The addition
Ptolemy
to the last chapter
of Esther mentions Ptolemy

If this
is
and Cleopatra.
new meanings
to old words
and
is,
ex-
the same as Ptolemy
pressions.
Further, their diction
in
Philometor,
sage
B. C.
who
died B. C. 145, the pas-
manner, based upon that of the Septuagint.

It, is
must have been written between 181 and 145. If his predecessor is
not surprising, therefore, that
the style of the sacred books of the Christians should
meant, then
its date is B. C. 204-181. The Wisdom of Sirach was translated
have been regarded as concritips.
temptible by mere verbal

A.
I,
{Clem.
about the thirty-eighth year of the reign

of Ptolemy Euergetes,
B. C. 131.
693 C.
Orig.
C.
II,
I,
356 A.
C.
Ill,
1289
B. C.
corresponding to
1297 A.
1072
C.
1505
Eus.
1508
264 B.
6,
584
I,
Basil.
68 B.
The
translations of Aquila,
in
Symmaohus,
the
121 A.
Isid.
Lactant. Instit.
21.
Nil.
264
C.
and Theodotion appeared

century after Christ.
second
1080 D.
Theod. IV, 784.
792
fjiiXv
seq.
Aquila valued ety;
Compare
ovK
Jos. Ant. 20, 11, 2

ajTofiejfoi/rai
leai
Uap
yap
mology more -than good usage

quently his version was so
frequently unintelligible.
conse-
(Kfivovs
tovs
ttoXXuv
iSvav
literal as to
be
ma\fKTOvs cKfiaBovTas
yov
p.r\
yXa<|)vpdn)rj tov Xd7,
[Grig.
I,
52 B.
iiTiKoii^jfeiovras.
Diog.
22 Zeno eXeye
o.irQy.vr]p.ovei(iv,
Hieron.
I,
577 (316) Aquila enim prosely-
Tas (jxavas koX ras Xc'|eti

irepX
Trjv
tus et contentiosus, qui
non solum verba,
akXa
dtddcortv
r^s
XP"'S
'"O"
"o*'"
sed etymologias verborum transferre conatus est, jure projicitur a nobis.] Three
dtrxoXfio-flai.]
Ecclesiastical Greek.
Many
other translations were discovered in the

early part of the third centiu-y, designated
of the early Christians believed that phi-
by
the
numerals Fifth,
Sixth,
Seventh.
losophy proceeded from the devil, and as a matter of course they discouraged the
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study
of
9-
Greek authors.
They would
with which they were acquainted.

signification passed into the
This
sometunes ask disapprovingly,

fect,
"What
de-
works of the
TpaiKoSf
pray,
dost thou find in the law of
Christian
authors.
The name
God, that thou shouldst have recourse to

those heathenish fables?"
The more
in-
from Polybius downward, represents the Latin Graecus, a Greek But Greek
speaking people always regarded
exotic.
it
telligent of the Fathers, however, recom-
as an
mend
cipline
Ti yap
these authors for the mental dis-
The
later Byzantines,
when they
they
croi
afford.
[Const.
Apost.
1,
6
iv
I,
speak of the inhabitants of Greece, usually

designate
koI XciVei eu
T^
v6fiif
;
Tov Beov
them by the term
'EXXaSixot.
fV
(Kfiva TO lOvofivda opurjojis
Clem. A.
II,
Constantine was the

peror
708 B. 717 C. 740 B. 796 A.

301 A.
288 B.
Oriff. I,
309
C.
313 A.
388 B.
132 A.
the
Roman emwho publicly declared in favor of new religion. But although Chrisfirst
is,
1309 B.
II,
Basil. IV,
824 A.
Nil.
I,
Greg. Naz.
Socr.
tianity, that
ity,
the externals of Christian-
508 B.
509 A.
enjoyed the protection of the court,
420 B.
Po)/xa(Ot
Compare
TO
Pint.
350
'AjroXoCo-t
''EX\t)vikS)v
the ancient religion continued to struggle

for existence as late as the ninth century.
npayfiara
ypafifidrav
avaTf\ria-6eiiTes,
said Cato the elder.]
The
less
[Porph.
ors
Adm.
224.]
Many
now
of the emper-
ecclesiastical
writers
were more or
were fond of religious controversy, and

converted into a
under the influence of the Septuagint and

of the
Constantinople was
New
Testament, but they wrote in

dialect
vast theological seminary, in which every-
the
common
is
of their
respective
exceptions,
body fancied himself a doctor of

" If
divinity.
times and places.

their style
With some
you ask a person," says Gregorius of

" about coins, he delivers a
dis-
less elaborate
than that of
Nyssa,
the majority of their seciilar contemporaries.
course about yevvtjTov and ayimriTov.

inquire concerning the price of bread
;
You
the
sub-
The
ecclesiastical
vocabulary con-
tinued to receive accessions until a late

date,
baker informs you that the Son

ordinate to the Father.
If
is
is
but by
far the greater
number
of
you wish to
good
order,
theological
terms was introduced before

fifth
know whether
the answer
is.
the bath
in
the close of the
century.
The Son was created out of

Greg.
Boer.
Byzantine Greek.
stantine
When
the
Conseat
it
nothing."
[Greg. Naz. II, 13 A.
the
to
Great
removed
he
Nyss. Ill, 557 B.
188 B.]
the
its
of empire
Byzantium,
called
The
changes
original
language,
it
notwithstanding
New
Rome, and also Constantinople.
The
had undergone, retained

as
it
Greeks began
consciousness.
now
to lose their national

called JSomans,
dis-
character
;
late
as
the
sixth
They were
century
in
that
is,
was ancient Greek
and sometimes Eastern Romans, to

tinguish
the strictest sense of the expression.
that
is,
them from the Western Romans, The spoken language formed the basis of With re- the written, but at the same time it conthe genuine Romans.
gard to the
cient Greeks
name
Hellenes,
which the anit
tained
many words and

style,
phrases which
gave themselves,
is
to be
good scholars generally avoided.

Chrysostom's
Thus,
observed here that, during the preceding

periods,
although superior to
level
the Jews
of Alexandria
and of that of an uneducated person, was

it
other places out of Palestine often used
to the comprehension of the
common
peo-
in the sense of pagans, heathens, gentiles,

idolaters,
ple of Constantinople, with
whom
20
he was
yhp 6
apparently because the Greeks
a great
favorite.
[Zos. 278,
'Hi/
were the most
prominent gentile people
avBpamos (Joannes) oKoyov Sxôv vwayayeaOat
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is
guage
stood
that
is,
it
was no longer underThose, however,
part of the Byzantine period
to
by the masses.
be sought, not in the elaborate productions of rhetoricians, but in the
who made any

afi'ected
pretensions to education
works of
to write according to the gram;
Pachomius, PaUadius, Cyril of Soythopolis,

Euagrius, Dorotheus, Zosimas, and Joannes
matical rules of classical Greek
the spo-
ken
dialect being, in their
judgment, unfit
Moschus,
in
the
Great Limonariiim,
in
for elaborate composition.
But they did
most of the Apocrypha of the
New
Testa-
not aim at anything higher than an imitation of the earUer imitators.
ment, and in the Acts of Councils.
They were
From
the beginning of the seventh cen-
enraptured with the turgid style of the

rhetoricians of the first five or six centuries
tury to the close of the eleventh, learning
was at a very low ebb, and a good scholar was so rare a phenomenon, that his
erary attainments were
likely to
lit-
of our era,
and with the verses of

Joseph Ehacen-
such poets as Oppian.
be
re-
dytes, a writer of the thirteenth century,
garded as the
magic.
result
it
of
proficiency
in
reconunends the following authors as models of
Thus,
was believed by the

Photius had received
a Jewish
eloquence
Gregorius of Nazianzus,
Gregorius of Nyssa,
Plutarch,
superstitious
that
Basilius of Caesarea,
Psellus,
lessons in the black art from

sorcerer.
Synesius,
Themistius,
[Theoph. Cont. 670.]
The
lan-
Chrysostom, Symeon Metaphrastes, Libanius, Aphthonius, Procopius of Gaza,

ricius,
guage
lost
much
of
its
original character
Cho-
by the prevalence of ignorance and the

intermixture
of foreign
inflections
Philostratus,
Demosthenes,
Xeno-
elements.
The
phon, Procopius of Csesarea, Lycophron,

Josephus, Isocrates, Georgius Pisides, Callicles,
grammatical
were for the most
part Attic, but hosts of
new words and

to
Ptochoprodromus,
and Sophocles.
phrases were daily coming into use,

say nothing of
According to Nicephorus Gregoras, Georgius of Cyprus resuscitated the
ancient words.
new meanings given to The syntax also under-
ancient
language
which can only mean that he

316
went important changes.
With very few
wrote what was then called good Attic.

[Ptoch.
1,
exceptions, the learned of this age were
seq.
Rhetor. Ill, 621.
Nic.
incapable of appreciating the merits of the

best models of antiquity.
Greg.
I,
163.]
dialect of the" twelfth cen-
They confined
The popular
maic or
themselves chiefly to the study and imitation of Basilius, Gregorius of Nazianzus,
tury was essentially the same as the Ro-
modem
Greek.
Greek of the present day,

tlie
and Joannes Chrysostomus, of whom. they

were great .admirers.
In their writings
and may with propriety be called
early
modem
name
lect,
The learned gave

the
it
the
dia-
they endeavored to avoid as

sible
much
as pos-
of the vulgar dialect, the
common
owes
whatever belonged to the language

life,
the
common language of
Romans.
its ori-
of
common
which
may
be regarded as
The
last of these expressions
the connecting
hnk between ancient Greek

\Joann. Sic. pp. 57.
gin to the fact that, during the Byzantine period, the
and modern Greek.

67.
Greeks called themselves
75.]
Romnns, as has already been remarked.

Imbecility, pedself-conceit
Modern Greek.
antry,
childishness,
\Comn.
138.]
I,
98.
Conquest.
2805.
Ducas
and
are
the characteristics of the last epoch of the Byzantine period.
In the latter part of the eighteenth

century, Ilgen, of the University of Jena,
in
In the twelfth century
the ancient language was an obsolete lan-
his
preface
to
the Homeric
Hymns,
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11
axrvep
oi'
modem Greek
/-
Pm/xaTor
p^v
rjv,
jjttIki^c
Se
iv
rfj
was the same as the language of the

tics
peo-oytia 'ABrfvaioi.^
of ancient Greece,
and
fortified
his
8S>,
It
must always be borne
in
mind that
position
by instancing such forms

Kapj],
TJK
;
as
from the twelfth century downward the

Greeks had, in a manner, two languages;
namely, the traditional language of the
Greek),
Kpi, ak<f>i, Tp6(j)i,
just as
if
these
words belonged to the Romaic.

sios Christopulos,
Athana-
modem
Greek poet of many (Modem

it
and the written

{Scholastic
Greek).
considerable merit, confounding,
would
II-
language
of
scholars
seem, the .<Eolians and Dorians with

gen's
rustics,
The
was
latter
was supposed by the ignorant

Attic,
asserted that
the
modern
ôlic
to be
excellent
but in reality
it
language was neither more nor less than
little else
than a
lifeless
mass of
far-
slight modification of the ancient
fetched words and expressions.
Theodo-
and Doric.
And
in the early part of the
rus
Ptochoprodromus,
one of the most
present century he pubUshed a
grammar learned men

rjroi
of the twelfth century, wrote
entitled TpajijuniKTi t^s Alokobapuais,

ofiCKovpivrfS
T^r
in
both these languages.
His popular
Tapivijs
rav
'EXXi^voji'
yXmo-frat.
verses, addressed to the
emperor Manuel
earliest
Coray
modified
the
German
professor's
Comnenus, are regarded as the
assertion
by asserting that the popular

of the
specimen of modern Greek, properly so

called.
dialect of the first four centuries
Christian era
was
essentially the
same as
that of the
twelfth century, which was

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LANGUAGE.
Changes in a language are not instantaneous, but
tions,
modern Greek.
iff
seq.]
These are mere assiunptions.

is,
The
the
fact
that,
during the best days of
Greece, the great teacher of Greek was
come on by
it is
insensible gi'ada-
common
people.
The language of the amused the masses,

but
in
and therefore
impossible to
fix
orator
tively
and of the comedian, who respecadvised and
the precise time of transition from one

stage
to
another.
Thus,
although the
differed
from that of the majority of their

not
in
period of the highest development of the
hearers,
kind,
quality.
language of Athens coincides

Persian,
troubles,
with
the
[PM.
Ale. 1, p.
ou;^
110
SQK. EiVa TO piv
Peloponnesian, and
Macedonian
it
<j>av\6Tpa
otot
re 8i8d(TKeLV, ra de (tttqvOtp,ai
we
are not to infer that

after the
began
taioTcpa
AAK.
napa
tyaye
....
oiov Koi
on the day
burning of Sardes
TO
eXKrjvi^civ
rovTCDV
eyoye tpa6ov, koi
and ended with the death of Alexander.
ouK hv (xoipi cmeiv ipavrov Si8d(7Ka\ov, aXK' els

Tovs avTovs dva(j)epo>,
ttvai, SiSacr/caXou:.
The history of the Greek language may,

for practical purposes, be divided into six
oiis
trii
^s
ov (rrrovdaiovs
SQK.
'AXX',
&
yevvdie, Tov-
periods,
I.
namely
Tou pv dyadcii SiSdtrKoKoi ol jroXXoi.J
As
,
to
The mythical period. The Ionic period, from Homer to the

C. 500).
Ilgen's
that,
rustics,
Philostratus
informs
us
II.
in
his time,
that
is,
in the third
interior
beginning of the Persian war (B.

III.
century, the inhabitants of the
The Attic period, from the begin(B. C. 500), to the
of Attica spoke purer p^reek than those
ning of the Persian war
who
Vit.
resided
in
the
7 'H
capital.
[Philostr.
accession of Ptolemy Philadelphus (B. C.

283).
Soph.
2, 1,
pea-dyeta, e^t), Tijs 'At-
tires
dyaObv
is.
bibaa-KoKelov
7. X.
dvbpX
ôvhopivm
AlXiavos 8c
IV.
The Alexandrian period, from the
ha\eyea-6m,
Ibid. 2, 31
accession of Ptolemy Philadelphus (B. C.
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INTRODUCTION.
conquest of Greece by the
the Ionic and Attic periods.
ars use the
Some
schol-
Romans
V.
(B. C. 146).
term
later
even with reference
The Roman period, from the conof
to the
ers
Roman
period.
The
principal writ-
quest
Greece by the
Romans
(B. C.
are Euclides,
Bion,
Theocritus, Ara-
146), to the removal of the seat of gov-
tus, Callimachus,
Lyoophron, Archimedes,
ernment
from
Rome
to
Constantinople
ApoUonius of Perga, ApoUonius of Rhodes,

Moschus, Nicander.
[Quintil. 10,
1,
(A. D. 330).
54.]
VI.
The Byzantine period, from
the
Authors of the Roman period.

Polybius
B. C. 129
removal of the seat of government from
Rome
the
to
Constantinople (A. D. 330), to

of
Cameades
Apollodorus
129
conquest
Constantinople by the
128 127
127 117
116
Turks (A. D. 1453).
Hipparchus
The mythical period.

a few lines attributed to
Of the
Inscriptio
Inscriptio
4893 4896
poets of this period, with the exception of
Pamphos and
to
Ptolemaeus Euergetes
Agatharchides
Clitomachus, philosophus
Orpheus, nothing remains.

4, 35.
\Her. 2, 81.
Aristot. Poet.
US'
111
PlM.
Crat.
2,
402 B.
1,
4, 9.
An. Gen.
1,
32. 21,
9.
Mund.
7,
7,
4.
Dionysius of Thrace
107
103
Pans.
18,
5.
7,
29,
8.
Artemidorus of Ephesus
Antipater of Sidon
Philostr.
693.]
103
95
The Ionic period.

known representatives Homer and Hesiod.
The best
Meleager
Alexander Polyhistor
of this period are
93
90
ApoUonius Molon
The Attic period.

Pindarus,
cles,
The
princi-
Scymnus
Inscriptio
pal authors of this period are Aeschylus,
4678
82
Antiphon,
Herodotus,
Sopho-
Geminius
Metrodorus of Scepsis
Parthenius
Tyrannio, grammaticus
Castor, chronographus
Euripides,
Thucydides,
Isaeus,
Andocides,
70
63
Aristophanes,
Hippocrates,
Aristoteles,
Lysias,
Plato,
Xenophon,
Lycurgus,
Isocrates,
58 56
Demosthenes, Aeschines, Di-
narchus, Theophrastus.
Inscriptiones 4898. 4897, b.
4899
51
The Alexandrian period.

period takes the
This
Aenesidemus
Posidonius
name Alexandrian from
the circumstance that Alexandria, under the Ptolemies, was the great seat of learning.
Demetrius Magnes
49
49
Theophanes of Lesbos
It begins, strictly speaking, with the
Juba
('Ic5/3ar)
46
46
reign of Ptolemy Philadelphus.
For, al-
Didymus, grammaticus
Antipater of Tyre
though the new capital of Egypt was founded in the year three hundred and
thirty-three
44 43
Diodorus of Sicily
Conon, mythographus
Tyrannio, junior
Nicolaiis of
before our era,

literary celebrity
the founda-
tion of
its
may
be said
32
16
to have been laid
by that monarch.
Damascus
The authors of the Alexandrian period

are
Inscriptio 3902, b.
H
7
commonly
called
later
later
authors,
and
Dionysius of Halicarnassus
their language
Greek,
in contradis-
Theodorus of Gadara
tinction to the authors
and language of Dionysius Periegetes

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13
the
first
century of the Christian era downward the writers are divided into
and
ecclesiastical.
;
The former
are the legitimate successors of those preceding

oi* disturbing forces.
this century
the latter
may
be regarded as intruders
Secular authors.
Ecclesiastical authors.
14

Herodianus, grammaticus
16
16
INTRODUCTION.
Diogenes Laertius
Athenaeus
Inscriptio
228
4705
238
Alexander of Jerusalem
Origenes
251
Herodianus, historicus
Philostratus
253 265
Dionysius of Alexandria
Dexippus
Plotinus
269
270
Gregorius Thaumaturgus
270 272
Manichaeus
Macarius Magnes
Longinus
273
Archelaiis of
Mesopotamia
278
279
Anatolius of Laodicea
Pierius of Alexandria
283
Malchio
Theognostus of Alexandria
Phileas
285
300
300
Theonas
Petrus of Alexandria
Porphyrius
304
305
Aphthonius
Hierocles (Xdyos
(j)iKa\Ti6tjs)
?
Palaephatus
Apsines
Menander, rhetor
Pamphilus
HeUadius
307
308 Methodius
Concilium Ancyranum
Concilium Neocaesariense 312
314 314
325
Concilium Nicaenum Concilium Gagrense
Alexander of Alexandria
lamblichus
326
329
The Byzantine period.

stages,
The language
of this period passed through several

it
and therefore
it
will be convenient to divide
into a
number
of subordinate
periods or epochs.
We
propose the following
First epoch, from A. D. 330 to 622 (the first year of the Hegira).
Second epoch, from A. D. 622 to 1099 (the year of the capture of Jerusalem by the
Crusaders).
Third
epoch,
from A. D. 1099 to 1453 (the year of the conquest of Constantinople
by the
Turks).
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TJlpianus
17
of the first
epoch
of the
Byzantine period.
Ecclesiastical authors.
Secular authors.
Theodosius, grammaticus
Harpocratio
Alypius
Julianus
Oribasins
363
Himerius
386
Themistius
Libanius
390
391
Ammonius, grammaticus
Pappus
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Stobaeus
19
Andreas of Samosata
Priscus Panites
471
Proclus, philosophus
485
Marinus (Procli)
Candidus of Isauria
Coluthus
491
1
Tryphiodorus
Malchus
Simplicius
Aetius,
medicus
Alexander of Tralles
Nicolaus, sophista
Theon, rhetor
525
Joannes Lydus
527 533
DamasciuB
Theophilus Antecessor
537
Procopius
543
Paulns Silentiarius
550
20
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Julianus of Egypt

Joannes of Damascus
21
756
Theodorus Abucara
Elias of Crete
Epiphanius of Catana
Concilium Nicaenum II
Josephus (Christianus)
Geoponica
Tarasius
Georgiiis
SynceUus
HesycMus (Lexicon)
Stephanus Diaconus
Procopius Diaconus
Gregorius Dacapolites
Georgius Choeroboscus
Theognostus, grammaticus
Theopbanes (Isaacius)
Theodorus Studites
Joseph Studites
Nicephorus of Constantinople
Nicephorus of Alexandria
Methodius Confessor
Georgius of Nicomedia
Joannes of Sicily
Concilium Constantinopolitanum
IV
Synodicum Vetus
XI)
(in Fabricius, vol.
Pseudo-Synodus Pbotiana
Metrophanes of Smyrna
Basilius (imperator)
Petrus of Sicily
Nioetas of Paphlagonia
Theognostus Monachus
Photius
Mcetas of Byzantium
Joseph Hymnographus
Joannes of Jerusalem
Nicephorus Philosophus
Joannes Cameniates
Leo Patricius
Arethas of Caesarea
Leo Philosophus (imperator)

Georgius Hamartolus
Nicolalis of Corinth
Basilius of
Neae Patrae
Basilius
Minimus
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The third Epoch
the schools.
Modern
Greek.
modem
Greek writer
definite acco
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THE PERIODS OP THE GREEK LANGUAGE.

Mazaris diroSrmia
23
B(/3X(0i'
Tijs
KovyKearas
Trjs
Pmfiavtas
Kat roS Moipatffif,
a translation
from the French
1350
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THE FOREIGN ELEMENTS OF THE GEEEK LANGUAGE. The Persian element.

express things peculiar to
following table contains the
names
Greek
Hebrew
letters written
characters.
The
Persian words occurring in ancient Greek
In power it corresponds to N, 'AXe<^. the Greek smooth breathing; as, 'Ahdp,

'E(j)paip.
the Persians.
Such
8i)r,
are ayyapos, ava^vpiSes, apra^r],

Ki'Sapis,
dardv
3,
J,
Br; 6
B, B^ra.
yafa,
Kvpâcrla, 7rapaa-dyyr]s, aav-
Tipe\, Tip\
vaKpa,
o-apdfiapa,
traTpdims,
axoii'OS,
riapa.
^,
AaXe6,
In Byzantine Greek
Kiov,
we have
("^dap, farpi-
n,
Ae\6
r,
Tdppa.
A, AcXro.
it
E, El.
In power
corresponds
Ka^dbiv, TôvKavttTTripiov.
dp)(âiots
[Athen. 3,
irotrjTdls
94
1,
to the Greek rough breathing.
Kat yap irapd Tols
Kat
avy-
Ovav
F, Fav,
BaS, Vau, OX Aiyappa.

it is
ypa(j>evcri Tois cr(j)dSpa eWrjviôvcrLV 'danv evpeiv
After A, E, Q,
changed into
its
Ka\
HepcnKa ovSpara
avvTjOeiav,
a)s
Keifieva
did rrfv t^s XPh~
corresponding vowel
as 'Ho-aO, hi-
(7eft)S
tovs jrapairdyyas koX tovs

rj
vdv, Afvt, Nti/fuij, 'lavdv.

f,
diTTavSas Kal rois dyydpovs Koi ttjv axoivov
Zaiv,
Zai
Z,
ZiJTa
as
Zaxapias,
Tov rrxoivov.
tprjo-iv
11,
98 Sai/vaKpa .... eKncopd

KoKovpepov
Zopo/Sd/SeX.
is
The proper
dialect.
name
'Efpas
ivai OVT03S
eart Se Tlepcn-
written also "Eo-Spaj, after the anal-
KOlf.j
ogy of the ôlic
The Hebrew element.

Hebraisms and
occurring
in
The
n,
H 5 H,
X,
''Hto.
It is represented
by
the
Septuagint
and
sometimes
;
by the
smooth
Greek,
New Testament, and in may be divided into four

Hebrew words
in
;
Byzantine
classes.
breathing
pa>v,
to,
as ILappdv, Xd/i, Pax^^, 'Aep'A/3w/),
Xaâp Or
e,
eiJT-a.
Teav.
First.
Greek
as
1v,
letters
Trjd
Regularly represented
without any further change

^rdaxC) pa^î,
<l)a<TfK.
Kop^dv,
*,
by T
,
as 'Apapar.
Second.
ings
Hebrew words with Greek end;
3j
7,
and accents
as
dfifids,
dfipa,
dppas,
lad Icod I, "ifflra j as 'IovSqs, 'laKa^. X a(f) K, X, KaTTTra, X. AaêS, AajSS A, Aap^Sa, Ad/38a.
^dros, ^va-a-os, yfnopas, xd/Sos, Kopâvds, ndpos,

papcovds.
0,
J,
i;
Third.
Hebrew words
slightly modified
D)
J^,
as KLÔUpiOVf cIkKoS'
N uv N, NO. âpcX' ^"^/"'X Acv O, Ou. It
^ M, MB.
'^j
Siypa.
is
represented- by the
Fom-th.
Hebrew idioms
as
llotijo-fo a-e
smooth breathing, and sometimes by r;

as 'Appav, rdfa, Tdpoppa, Tat/SaX.
fi,
fis Wvos piya.

6
'IrfiTois
Kal iyevfTO
Toiis
ore ereXeaev
ndvTas
\dyovs tovtovs, fiWf roiy
ij
n,
*, nr, *!.
paBrjTois avTOV.
V, To-qSt), 2a8ij
to
2j
as
Mf Xxio-cS,
sound T2
2t^
is
With regard
declinable
Hebrew proper names,

Nme.
d)v,
Sa/3ao)9.
Its Semitic
in the Septuagint they are generally in;
inadmissible in Greek.
as 'ASdp,, Kdiv, "A^fX,
2175,
p,
Ka)(j>
Q, QoTTira or Kdmra.
It is rep-
In the
New
Testament,
;
they are com"1'

JJ*,
resented
by K
as 'laKm/S,
icd/Sor.
monly declined
as 'Idxaôs, BapOdKopdios, Xoufay.

;
'ladvvris, 'hjirovs, Krjâs,
In Josephus
as 'ASapos,
Xo-ei/,
they are regularly declined

Kdtr, "A^cXoj, Sqflor, Nmfor.
6, 1
P, Pc5. ^VX'j PVs Stv s, Sav. It is represented by iiypa as 2a,iou^X, ianfav,

;
\Jos.
Ant.
1,
'icr/iaijX.
Its Semitic
sound
SH
cannot
Ta yap ovdpara
bid t6 rrjs ypaffirjs finpe-
be expressed in Greek
ri,
TTCf ^XXiji/KTTat Trpds r}bovTiv tS}P
evTevôpevwv.l
Tav, Sav
letters.
T, 6, TaC, S^ra.
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The Arabic element.
upon the Greek.
and
25 was
liable
The
lan-
he might be
to
in other respects,
guage of the Arabs made no impression
be cashiered, and even disfranchised.

II,
The few Arabic words

(See
durjpas,
\_Plut.
1010
D
n
2,
XlepX Vatpaiav Xe'yeiK,
i>v
found in Byzantine writers express objects

titles
piv Xdyo> vvv opov

Valer.
irdvres avBpanroi ^paihai.
peculiar to the Arabs.

dfiepaiJ.i'ovv^s,
dfirjpoKi^s.,
Max.
2,
2 Illud quoque
magna
dj38ioK,
Sfiep,
cum
perseverantia custodiebant (magistra-
KaSrjs, Katrris,
Kapâviov, KapTî/ias, Kovpav, p,a(j)apiov,
tus prisci), ne Graecis unquam, nisi Latine,
aylhiov,
<papai,
;yaXt(âf.
See also
responsa darent.
volubilitate,
Quinetiam ipsa
linguiie
dyyovptov, <raj/8u^, xdvSa^.)
qua plurimiun
valent, excussa,
in
The Keltic element.

(TdKaTai)
The
Kelts
per interpretem loqui cogebant, non
under Brennus made an irrup-
m-be tantum nostra, sed etiam in Graecia

et Asia
:
tion into Greece in the year
two hundred
quo
scilicet
Latinae vocis honos

difiundeSeret
seventy-nine before Christ.
portion of
finally
per omnes
retur.
gentes
venerabilior
them crossed the Bosporus and

settled in
Sueton. Claud. 16.
Tiber. 71
a part of Phrygia, which from
mone
Dion
Graeco,
quamquam alias promptus

60, 17, 4.
that circumstance received the appellation

of Galatia.
facilis,
,non tamen usquequaque usus
est.
And
because they were interalso
C. 60, 8, 3.
57, 15, 3 Ti-
mixed with Greeks, they were called

GaUograeci.
berius iKOTovTapxov 'EXhr/viOTi iv T& crvveSpim

papTvpfjirai
The leading language

its
of this
idehrja-avros, ovk ^ceorpêTo

rjj
Kai irip
coimtry was the Greek, but
Keltic in-
iroWas pev 8Uas iv
SiaKeKTm ravTrj Koi i<fi

irepci}Ta>v.
habitants retained their original language,

at least as late as the time of Saint Je-
\eyopevas aKOVOiV^ TroXXa Se Kai avTov
hyd. 177
8o6itrras
'Exeli/or
yap
(6
^mxrîos)' crrixovs
iroTe
rome,
who
5. 9,
states that it
was
essentially
nvas
Srjdeu
PapvXio
iraTplms
the same as that of the Treviri.

1,
\Polyh.
pripaaiv
ai/acêpet
rovs dva<âvbov irpoXeyovTAs orav avToi

Nd/ioy
6,
35, 4.
Pans. 10, 19, 4 seq.
T&re Papaiovs
rrjs
tt]V rv^rjv aflroXeii/êtv,
Hiermi. VII, 357 A.]
TTarpiov </)<Bi^r (irCKadavrai.

fiv
261
The few Keltic words which occur

later
in
re-
dpxaloi
TtavTa pkv
to.
onaaovv npaTTopei/a
Ka\ rais aXXais
prjpaa-iv
and Byzantine authors must be
irapa. rois eirdpôis,
Ta\a 8e
rav
o5
Trji
garded as having been introduced chiefly
dpx^v, Tois 'ItoXSk

TtapaâSevTOS,
eK<j>tt)vrj<T6ai
through the medium of the Latin, inas-
o)S e'prjrai
{ov yap nXXws), to
much
its
as the stay of the Kelts in Greece
eXaTTOxreas itpovâive.
Ka0v
01
220 Hdvres pen

rav dp\av
dvefforj-
was too short to exert any influence upon

language.
(See
/Spaxnt,
irapa
ttj
ttote TTparrj
ymaos or yaiaa,
oviprpayos,
6ovvTes Tois Tpe\ov(n (Txpiviois

waiSeias, ttepX 8e t^v Piopalav
....
(jjcavriv
ef\apirov
KaffaKXrjs,
KaproKapos,
Kaprapepa,
to jrXeov
eXîv ianoubaôv
;(/}eta)8i;j
yap
riv
avTois Kara
The Latin element.

was the
empire.
Latin,
official
The Latin
TdvayKolov.
Compare Arr.
Per. Eux. 43. 52.
language of the
Roman
in
Philostr. 221.]
It
The judge must be addressed

Rome, but
may
be remarked here that the exfj
and judgment must be pronounced

also in all
it
pression both languages {Uaripa
yXao-aa,
in Latin, not only in
utraque
lingua),
without
any adjuncts,
the conquered countries.
Greece, after
was used by Romans and Greeks in the

sense of Greek
5.
was reduced to a
Roman
province, formed
and
Latin.
[Hor. Od.
I,
3, 8,
no exception to this rule.

address a
Greek could
Sueton. Aug. S9.

Tertull. II,
Pto.
158 B.
491 E.
Gell.
Roman
magistrate only through
17, 5.
3,
1.
Dion
589 T^v
C.
69,
an interpreter.
public
officer
unac-
Compare
Philostr.
iripav
quainted with Latin, however well qualified
yXmcirav, referring to the Latin.]
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Constantine's yemaoular language was
masters.
the Latin.
The language of his attendofficers,
tine periods, a
During the Roman and Byzannumber of Latin words and
ants and military
and
also of the
idioms crept into the language of Greece
Ebman
noble families
who
followed
him
to
Byzantium, was the Latin.
In short, the
Latin was the court language, which privilege it
must be remembered that the educated always regarded them as barbarisms. As to the Greeks of Sicily and Italy, they
but
it
continued to enjoy some time after

It
began to use the Latin tongue in the

part of the
early
the death of that emperor.
was now
Roman
period.
\Liv. 40, 42
taught pubUcly
in the
new
capital,
and
it
Cumanis eo anno petentibus permissum ut

publice Latine loquerentur, et praeconibus
would seem that a Greek

tion
of liberal educa-
was expected
it.
to be
more or
Si/nes.
less ac-
Latine vendendi jus esset.

8e
irepi
ttjv
Lyd. 262 Ta
nairra
tîi
quainted with
Soz.
[Zos. 97.
1428
C.
'Eiipanrqv
irpaTTOfJieva
e'f
937 A.
TheopLU.
Athan.
I,
Codin. 20.
Greg.
dpxaioTTiTa 8ie(f)v\aêi>
airrjs otKijTopat, nai
dvayKrjs 8ia to
tow
Th. 1065 B.
784 C.
Macar.
wep "EXXi/koj ck tov wXci(jideyyetrBai

(poiv^,
04
C.
Socr.
649
C.
6.]
ApopUli. 89 A.
ovos ovTas^
Kai
Tji
Tav 'iTaAwi/
Just. Imper.
Novell.
fiAXicTTa Toiis Sr/pocriivovTas.
Here Ev -
In the reign of Justinian the Latin be-
panri means
It
Sicily
and
Italy.]
it
gan to disappear from the East, and cons.equently

it
may
be stated in this place that
was found necessary to trans-
late the laws of the empire into Greek.
uncommon assume Roman names

was not an
Srjs,
thing for Greeks tu

;
as AiXios 'Apun-fi-
After the
close
of the sixth centiu-y
it
Aelias Aristides
iXa^tos îXotrrparos.
retreated from Greek ground.
Even the
set-
[Philostr. 407.
Sueton. Claud. 25.]

in the
descendants of the
Romans who had
The Latinisms
Greek language
First,
tled within the Byzantine
emperor's do-
may
be divided into fpur classes.
main adopted the Greek.

of
it
The knowledge
scholars.
Latin words with Greek terminations and

accents
;
was now confined to a few
as, dSiovrap,
dbinav, aKneirrov,
fiap-
In the tenth century the only remnants of

the language of
^dros, ^^\ov, /SouXXa, ypaSos, SiKTarap, Bo/ie(TTtKOSt 6oV^, ^blKTOV, IvdlKTlOtV,
Eome were
certain sen;
KcXKo, KeVTVpttiJV
tences chanted on stated occasions
and
or KevTovpiav, Krjvaos, KovîKovXApios, Kov(rrmSi'a,
when Petrus was bishop
of Antioch (in the
oo'ttItiov,
TrpatTapiov, wpalipeKTos.
eleventh century) no person could be found

in that city capable of translating Latin
into
Second, Latin words slightly modified

as ay(TTa or dyiara or
dvTiKrjva-ap
&K(Ta-a,
aKKivnô-ios,
Greek.
[Antec. 3,
7, 3.
Justinian.
or
dvTtKrjva-ayp,
/Sepya,
KepîKcipiov,
Novell. 13, Prooem. 146,

fin.
1.
Blastar. Praef.
Cer. 369, badly
Const.
If,
XevTiov, <Tr]piKivdiov.
Porph. Them. 13.

Luitprand.
Petr. Ant.
Third, Latin formative endings append-
written.
365.
Ill,
ed to Greek roots
Kapios,
as dvayXvcfmptos,
dirodtjj3a:
1017 A. D.
fore,
813 C]
is
therefor
dTroaratridpLos,
dpxie^bopahapios,
a word of Latin origin
found
o-Toyapios, Sivrepaptos, Soxîdpios, ivToXiKapios
the
first
time in a Greek author
who
wi-ote
aWayaToip
dpôvroirovKos, avdfvronovXos, Vako/itjtojtovXoe

: :
during or after the second epoch of the
/3pt);Xo7rouXos,
ôrjdovpa,
kXei-
Byzantine period, we
that
it
may
safely
assume
o-oCpa
TTfTpovXa, iroprovXa
:
d/jLVySaXdros, ye-
was introduced before the comof that epoch, unless the con-
pdros. povoTOKaTos
KcipdXrjnaiv.
;
mencement
trary
is
Fourth, Latin idioms

iSelv,
as To
Uamv
Xa-
satisfactorily shown.
satis accipere.
To Uavov
noif/trat, satis
The language
usually more
of a conquered people
is
facere, or satinfacere.
or less affected
by that of their
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428.
Eomans wrote Greek words, we must

to both these languages (as iym, eg o
Trarrip,
pos, EpicArtts.
[Terent.
M.
429.
distinguish between words originally com-
Priscian.
mon
TV,
YI
YI
the
I
1,
36.]
"ApjTumi,
Harpyiae.
fu,
pater,
ovis
, ,
iidnip,
mater,
mFov,
,
AI (long A) and HI were introduced
when
ovum,
a
h
,
Sfjs,
Foivos,
vinum
ano,
had ceased
to be
sounded; con-
imo,
sub
imip,
super), and such
as
sequently they were represented by
were adopted from the Greek during the
long and
long respectively
QpaiKes,
Roman period
sumed a
(as Skottov,
npoBviiia,
that
is,
after they
had
as-
Thraces, epi/i^, Threx, epfjura-a, Thressa.
definite
form on Greek ground

ayyeXos,
OI becomes
OE
in comoedus, comoedia, tra-
acopum,
ang elus
goedus, tragoedia, from KapmSSs, KapmSia,

rpaymidot,
rpayaiSia,
prothymia).
which shows that
A E
is
E short H E long O short

I
represented by
;
'AvaKpeav, Anacreon.
these words were introduced
when the
imdrjKr), epitheca.
was
audible.
It
becomes
long in ode,
Srrja-ixopos, Stesichorus.
odeum, from
diS^, mbelov.
'iKiov, Ilion.
;
The smooth
Orchomerms.
breathing has no appro-
'Opxop.ev6s,
priate sign in Latin.
[Donatus
is
1, 5,
3.]
Y was
originally represented
'Ap.(f>iTpia>v,
by the vowel
Kipj),
The rough breathing
represented by
"YXas, Hylas.
Amphitruo,
Cumae,
B
H
is
as 'Oprjpos,
Homerus,
Kufuvov,
cuminum, ^piyes, Bruges, Hippos,
represented by
;
Burrus.
The educated Romans,

its
affect-
VG
cus.
BaKx"^- Bacchus.
Vrjpvovris,
Geryones, VXaunos, Olau-
ing to be charmed with
pretty sound,
adopted
it,
in
;
Greek words, about the

as
EipvSUr],
T nasal
N.
It occurs only before the
age of Cicero
Eurydice,
palatals r, K, X,
(Tvyypa<\>T),
(that
is,
X2
or K2)
Kvpos, Cynis, inopvtjpa,
hypomnewa ; the
Orator
syngrapha,
cyKavcrTos, encaustus,
Latin
of
being one of the ancient forms
'Ayxi(Tr)s,
Anchises, S(îy|, Sphinx.
the
Greek
Y.
[Cic.
48.
AD
ArjpoaSevTjs,
first
Demosthenes.
Quintil. 12, 10, 27.
Velius
Longus 2215.
1, 8.
Z was at
represented by SS, after
Agnaeus Comutus 2286.

9.
Priscian.
the analogy of the Tarentine dialect

as
KporaXi'fo),
49.]
crotalisso,
paKaKiô),
mala-
Oeta.
long
Kavos, cdnus.
cisso,
nvTiCa, pytisso.
it
Afterwards the
in
AI and 01 are represented by

respectively
;
AE
and
OE
re-
Romans adopted
[Quintil. 1 2, 1 0, 2 7.
Greek words.
AiVxuôs, Aeschylus,
Oi'nj,
Velius
Longus 2216.
Diomed. 422,
Sometimes these diphthongs
Agnaeus Comutus 2286.

32.
tain their
in
Greek form before a vowel,

I
;
Priscian.
;
1,
49.]
which case the
has the power of

as Aias, Aiax, Maia,
[Friscian. 53.]
a double consonant
e K
TH C
;
QovKvb'ihrjs,
Thucydides.
KdoToip, Castor, kSivos, conus, Kr]-
Maia,
Tpoia, Troia.
<l>ia(r6s,
Cephissus,
Kipxr],
Circe,
dihKvav,
AY and EY
AU
and
EU
respectively
halcyon.
AiTop.eSwv,
parras,
Automedon,
'Ayavri,
Agaue, Ei-
Eurotas, EuuvSpos, Euander.
EI
priv,
I long,
and sometimes
long
2ei-
Siren, M^Sem, Medea.
Compare the
and the
[Friscian.
later Bceotic ai-cXra for dreXeia,
later Doric N^Xos for NeiXor.

1,
L MM NN SX nP p R
A
AvKovpyos, Lycurgus.
;
MripiovT]!,
Meriones.
Na|os, Naxos.
Sfvo(j}Siv,
UiiXtoi',
Xenophon.
Pelion.
ll/jmreur,
Proteus.
At the begin;
32.
OY U
9, 6.]
ning of a word, by
;
RH
prjnap, rhetor.
long
Oipavia,
Urania,
'EttIkov-
In the middle of a word, PP are rep-
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RRH
a-Kippos,
scirrhus,
As a consonant,
the
it
is
equivalent to
is
Uvppos, Pyrrhus.
According to Varro,
Greek av
called
or
digamma, and
Dionysius
at the beginning of a
word should be
[Agnaeus
sometimes
vau.
of
written without the H, the aspiration
Halicamassus regards OY as the

representative of
Valerius,
later
;
being
left to
pronunciation.
the digamma
Fulvius,
Servilius,
(F)
as
Cornutus 2286.
Priscian. 1, 24.]
OvdKepios,
êpovios,
*oi;Xouoy>
T * PH X CH
T
;
2(BKpdT)/s, Socrates.
Servius,
SepoviKios,
TpiVmc, Triton.
;
Verus,
Ovrjpos,
which in
earlier
Greek
*ius, Phineus.
Xi'os,
would be
FiXtos,
FaXepior, *ouXFios, SepWios, 2ep-
Chios.
Fijpos.
1,
[Varro et Didpm. apud

Dion. H.
It is
I,
at the beginning of a word,

p.a,6r),
by PS
"ira-
Prise.
20.
52,
9,
Quintil.
Psamathe.
In the middle of a
12, 10, 29.]
represented also by
word, by PS, and sometimes by

aîs, apsis or ahsis.
BS
as Livius, Ai^ws, Livia, Aiîa, Varro,
Bdppav, Verus, B^pos, Valerius, BaXepios.
Latin words in Greek letters

iirst
made
their
The combinations AV,

resented also by
tively
;
EV
EY
are rep-
appearance about the middle of the
AY
AB,
EB, respecOctavius,
second century before Christ.
as
Octavia, 'OKravia,
A
E
is
represented by
Agrippa, 'Ayphr-
'Oktovws, Plavius, ^Xaovios, *Xauior, *Xd/3iOs,
nas.
Severus, Seovrjpos, 2cvfjpos,
Sefirjpos.
short
E
;
Decius, Aexior, acceptum, &<
The combination
OOY, OB,
OV
is
expressed by
;
KeTTTQV.
less correctly
by OY
as Novavovefx-
long
Aurelius, AupijXtoj, secretum,

SeKirjs,
tus,
NoouoTof, No^Stos, novemhris,
(rriKpriTov,
decies,
edictum,
tj&iktov.
^picov {Inscr.
1732).
In the decline of the language,
when
AE AI;
lis,
Caesar, Kala-ap.
Theophilus An-
long could not be distinguished in
tecessor writes aiSl\is, roxn-eXae, for aeditutelae.
pronunciation from
resented also by
E
;
short, it
was rep-
When
it
ceased to be
disit
as legdtus, Xeyaros,
tinguished, in pronunciation, from E,
secretum, a-eKperov, edictum, t&iKTov.

I
was represented also by

praecocia.
E, as
wpe/cdicui,
Prisons, Upla-Kos, Julius, 'louXios.

;
O long Q
short
titvus,
Commodus,
Kop.p.o&os.
AU AY
Antonius, 'Avrmwos, ConstanCUStodia,

KovorcoSla.
KavaTavTivos,
OE Cloelia, KXotXia. 01 B B Balhus, BdX/3os, harbatus,

;
;
Augustus, ACyoworos.
In the decline of the language,
when
by
|3ap/3arof.
Cicero, KiKepav, Cato, Kdraiv.
It
long could no longer be distinguished
corresponds in form and relative position (in the alphabet) to the Greek r
from Oj as
short,
it
was represented
also
religidsus, peXiylocos for pc\tyia><ros.
(anciently written also C)
but
for a
is
both a vowel and a consonant.

votoel, it
is
As
long time
it
had two sounds, namely r
represented by Y, or
OY
and
K.
The character
(a modification
Lusitania, hva-iravia, Sulla, SuXXas, Tulliics,
of C) was,
in later times,
introduced
TuXXioi, Lucius, Aovkws, ususfructus,
as the representative
of the sound r.
oia-oi(f>povKTos.
In this
case,
the Greek
C then
to C.
it
retained only the sound K, a
OY corresponds
that
is,
to the later Boeotic
OY
soimd which did not originally belong

In the names Caius and Cnaeus
r, for
it is
long or short according as

is
the Latin
long or short.
Thus,
was equivalent to
which reason
not KdVos,
pdlus, TToKovs long OY, ndtus, varovs short
the Greeks wrote

Ki-oiof.
rdVoj, ri-mos,
OY, capitiUUm., KairiTovXavp, short OY.
The new
letter
stands be-
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tween F and H, the place once occupied
wrote
chises,
29
;
for
before
aggulus.
C
1,
or
as Ag-
by
28.
11.
Z.
[Pltct II,
277 D.
Quintil. 1, 7,
agceps,
[Figid.
39.]
apud
29. 20.
Scaurus 2252.
425, 12.]
Diomed. 423,
Gell. 19, 14.
Priscian.
P
given- to
The sounds now

Italians
C by
after
the
n Q
Tos.
Pompeius,
llop.in)ios.
K.
The combination
QV
;
is
repre-
and the Germans, in the comCE, CI, appeared

the
sented by KOY, KY, or

Kov'ipivos,
KO
Quirinus,
binations
Quintius, Kvivrios, 'Quintus, KdiV-
Justinian age.
The mediaeval Greeks

TZ.
Frequently
QVI becomes KY
as
represented
Tfaio-ap.
them by
See
TfjjStra,
Quirinus, Kvptvos, Aquila, 'AxuXas.

ginally
it
Ori-
CH X D A F *
bet
it
was equivalent to
it
CV
(KW).
Chacchus, TpaKxos.
Decius, Ackios.
Felix, *^Xt|, Festus, *ijoTor.
Afterwards
was confounded with C

its
(K);
In
and in order to preserve

the weak consonant V.
an-
cient pronunciation, the
Romans appendSo that
form and relative position in the alphacorresponds to the Greek

in power.
ed to
it
FaC
or
QV represents the
denoted by
Velius
sound which once was

[Quiiitil. 1, 4, 9.
Digamma, but not

to Quintilian
tal sound.
it
According
alone.
had a disagreeable den*, says
Longus 2218.
2231.
Terent.
As compared with
it is
M.
719.
1,
Diomed. 422, 19.

14.
15.]
425, 18.
Terentianus Maurus,
bes.
knis atque heit is
Priscian.
Priscian remarks that

to
*,
equivis
RP
S
alent
except that the latter

lips.
uttered with compressed

12, 10,
\Qv,intil.
2 T
Roma,
Vaiirj.
Sergiv^, Sepywc.
Titus,
Tiros.
The combination
Byzantine TZI.
29
(1, 4, 14).
Terent.
M. 8441,
TI before a vowel,
was pronounced
See BoKePTîa,
in the sixth century,
847.
14.J
Diomed. 424, 17.
Priscian.
like the
Beverîa,
Aopcvrîa, Aofiev-
G r Granianv^, Tpaviavos. H the rough breathing Hwatius,

;
Tf/oXos.
\Isid.
Seactus,
Hisp.
Se'lror.
1,
26, 28.]
'Opd-
XS
sents
is
one of the
TtOS.
earlier
;
forms of S.
or GS.
In Latin
K.
repre-
Kalendae, KoKavbaL
It
was not
OS
[Maxim.
Priscian.
it
Victorin. 18.
1,
much used by
employed at
all,
the
it
Romans.
When
Diomed. 422, 30.
14. 15.]
was followed by
A
its
With
regard to accent,
should be obis
thus, Eaeso, Kalendae, Karthago, Kato,

karissime, kalwnnia, Icanna, kaput, kave,
kareo, hxptus, khao, kassus, klaudus, kalleo,
served that,
when a Latin word
Grecized,
accentuation usually foUows the analogy

;
of the Greek
as Trajdnus, Tpaiavos,
Au-
kausatus, klam.
\Quintil. 1, 7, 10.
gustus, AvyovoTos, Cicero, Kixepcov, secrUum,

trrjKprjTov,
Scaurus 2252.
2218.
Gell.
1,
2253.
18,
3.
Velius
Longus
like SupStanrfi, iâKovaros, 'Ax^pov,
9.
Termt. M. 797.
appriTov.
But when
it
it
is
merely given as
its
Bmmtus
1,
2,
Max.
Victorin.
18.
a Latin word,
accent
cies,
;
should retain
Latin
de-
Arusianus Messius
14.
)
(ed. Lind.).
Priscian.
as, carere, Kapfjpe, ferire,
<pep~ipe,
47.]
I/wcviiS, AovKios.
8K)r,
aedilis,
atfiiXt;,
tutila, tout^Xo,
Koi/Seoi.
A MM NN
L
c6hors, Koops, coMheo, Kotêo or
Fur-
Marius, Mdpios.
Nero, 'Hipav,
ther,
Novfias.
it
when OY stands
to
for the consonant V,
Numa,
should be regarded as a consonant in

accentuation.
Livius,
nasal
or
Cincius, Kiyxjos, IniiiavKmiiTlcDv.
respect
Têpovas
Thus,
Aiovios
Nerva,
(aI^ws),
gauni, 'lyyavvoi, emancipatio,
(Np/3ar),
According to Varro, the early Romans
Servitis, Sepovios (Sepîos).
If the
Digamma
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in use during the
had been
Roman
period,
Nt'/j-
yovva, bpovyyos, 'uraKO, 'utko, KOvpKOvpov, KovKovpov, pMvvTos, iiovvtCo OT pLOVâ, vdKKo, novyyiv, povxov, <TKov<pm, râyyiov, <f>ap&vs.)
these words would have been written

Fas, AtFiof, SfpFiOS.
We
subjoin here a specimen of the Greek
The Hunnic element.

longed to the same family.
The
mode of writing Latin words during the
Hunns, Avars, Turks, and Bulgarians be-
Roman
period
The
first
three
Ovfidva)
KWirm
xepoviKfii iriKTOp iKOvlva/i

7rXoi!/ias,
of these appellations are sometimes con-
'lovyyepe at oveXiT, eV ovapias ivSovKcpe

OilvSiKove
foimded by the Byzantines.
The Sunns
KoKKdns fiXfi^pK, our rovpiriTep

it'uTKefi,
h-povji,
appeared in Europe in the latter part of

the fourth century.
fifth,
Arja-ivar Iv
p.au\ip ôpjiaxra a-ovnfpvri,
In the middle of the
^TreKTaTovp, dS/oiiWi pla-ovp.

KpiyStTe, Ui(T0)vrjs,
I'ffTi
reveans
ap,iKi
they overran Thrace.
About a hunas.
rdôvXai (pope Xlfipovp.

irop-via,
dred years later they proceeded as far

Greece.
HeptrijuXep, koviovs, oucXout a'iypi
ovavai
In the early part of the seventh
^lyykvTovp (meKtr]!, out kck
irrjs,
veK KanovT oiVj
century we find them before the walls of

Constantinople, in
PeSBarovp
(popjuii.
conjunction with the

Prise.
The Teutonic element.

tribes of the
The Avars.
141.
[Eunap. 75 (A. D. 374).

Simoc. 38 seq.
Goths, Vandals, and Gepidse were different
Porph. Adm. 123.
same
race.
The Goths made

In the latter
Theoph. 186 (A. D. 466).

Affath. 301 (A. D. 558).]
485 (A. D.
617).
their
first
appearance in Greece in the
middle of the third century.
According to Theophylactus Simocates,

the
part of the fourth, they overran Thrace,
name "A/Sapot was given

C.
also to the in-
Macedonia, and Thessaly

ric
and under Ala-
habitants of Pannonia.
[Simoc. 283. 284.
they devastated Megaris and Pelopon-
Mc.
P. Hist. 38, 19.]
Porphyrogenitus
nesus.
find
In the latter half of the

in lUyria-
fifth,
we
of
speaks of certain Slavic tribes that were
them
The Vandals under

greater
caUed 'Aâpoi.
[Porph.
Adm.
126.
141.]
Genseric plundered the
part
The Turks
tury.
sent ambassadors to Constan-
Greece in the
are
fifth
century.
The Gepidce
with
the
tinople in the latter half of the sixth cen-
mentioned in
connection
In the time of Porphyrogenitus, the

called
it
Avars,
who made an attempt upon Con- country now

[Froc.
I,
Hungary was
called
stantinople in the early part of the sev-
Turkey, because [Men. P. 295.
was inhabited by Turks.

Porph.
enth century.
312.
335 (A. D.
252.
Theoph. 378 (485).
429 - 477).
253
Zos.
28 (A. D. 253).
(A. D. 396).
Eunap. 51
(A. D. 376).
Adm. 81. 141. 168. 177. Zonar. 16, 12.] The Bulgarians first became known to the
Byzantines in the latter part of the
century.
fifth
77 (A. D. 378).
79 (A. D. 380).
Prise.
160
(A. D. 467).
Theoph. 485 (A. D. 617).]
Conjointly with the Avars they
The Goths, Vandals, and Gepidae made

no permanent settlement in Greece, and
therefore their language
attacked Constantinople in the reign of

Heraclius.
later
And
one or two generations
had no
effect
upon
of
they crossed the Danube and invaded
the Greek.
As
to the small
number
Thrace.
In the eighth century they were
words of Teutonic origin occurring in Byzantine

writers,
it
converted to Christianity.
The Bulgarians
may
be
a question
of the present day speak a Slavic dialect^
whether they were not taken directly from

the Latin.
which circumstance
is
the origin of the
Those found in modern Greek
current opinion that they are of Sclavonic

descent.
3.
most probably came from the German.

(See dpaSa, ^dvSov, jSepfSor or
/So'pdo)!-
[Theoph. 222.
544.
Zonar. 14,
/SepatSos, ôiixKa,
\
Genes. 85, 22.
Pisid. B. A. 197. 409.
or ôvpSav, ôvTTis, yepdveos, yov\a,
Porph. Them. 46.
Theoph. Cord. 342.1
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The Byzantine authors have preserved
a few Hunnic words (see &6xia,
/liSos,
31
vvfios
TO aKrjTTTpa
ttjs
t&v
Pat/iaiav Siflirev apxrjs.
mx)-
Q<TTC Tiva twv eK IlcXoTrovvrjaov /leya tfipovoivra
As to the Turkish words belonging to the popular Romaic, most of them were introduced after the
fall
em
Trj
avrou eiyeveia, Iva

cKe'ivov
/ir)
Xcyoi SytTyevfla,
ypap.fuiTiKoi^
'Eitfirip.iov
t6v
irepi|36?)Tov
of Constantinople.
ajToaKta'ât ets avTov tovtoi to BpvKovpevop lap.all
The Slavic element.
Of
êlov, rapaa-Soei&fis
oi|f is ifrffkaâjiivr).
'Hi/ 8c
the barbarians that overran Greece previously to the ninth century, the Slavs
ovTos
NtKijTas
KijSeucrar
v'lov
cVl
BvyarpX
ô<pia
Xpt(rTO(ji6pov
TOV
TOV KoKov Papavov koL
alone
are represented
by the Byzantine
to
dyaBov âo-tXeas.]
historians as having permanently settled

in Greece.
mizer of Strabo,
The anonymous epitowho must have lived af-
They began
come in con-
ter the eighth century, says,
"And now
tact with the
Greeks in the early part of the Slavic Scythians occupy nearly the
the sixth century, and for nearly two hun-
whole of Epirus, Hellas, Peloponnesus, and

Macedonia."
dred years they, conjointly with other barbarians, did little else
ria,
And
;
again,
" But
now the
in-
than devastate Hly[Proc. II,
names Pisatae and Caucones and Pylians

are not used
for
Thrace, and Greece,
397
P.
aU these regions are
(A. D. 547).
449 (A. D. 550).

Mai. 490.
Mm.
habited by Scythians";
Scythians, in the
327.
404
(A. D. 576).
Thecph.
Byzantine writers, meaning Northern Barbarians.

[Strab.
360 (A. D. 551).

(A.
532 (A. D. 656).
559
Chrestomath.
Ill, p.
507
D. 683).]
Soon
after
the
terrible
Kal
iniv
8e Ttairav 'Hrretpow (cm 'EXXa8a trx^Sov
plague (which in the middle of the eighth
Kal JleTôirovi/Tjaov xal MaKeSovlav ^kvBol SkXq/3oi vip,ovTai.
century visited Southern Italy, Sicily, and

Greece), the Slavs established themselves
as settlers in the depopulated provinces of
519 Nuv
Kal
8e oihk ovopa itrn Hi-
(TaTotv
Kai
KavKavav
UvXiav
airavTa
yap
TovTa
'2<i6ai. vipovTai.
In the
first
of these
gloss.]
continental
and peninsular Greece.
Ac-
passages, SKkdâ
seems to be a
cording to Porphyrogenitus, aU the rural

districts of
But although they did not enter Greece
Greece were occupied by Slavs, as conquerors, they disdained to consider when Constantine Copronymus was em- themselves as subjects of the Byzantine They enjoyed their national inperor. [Theoph. 707 (A. D. 775). 651 (A. emperor.
D.
738)
Tffl
8'
aura
eret
'KoiiiaSrjs
Bavaros
dependence, and were a source of trouble

to
diro 2i,Ke\las Koi
KaKa^pias dpâfievos, oiov
the
government
at
Constantinople.
Trip iiiive fMfievov cttI Trpi Movo/Sao'tuv Kaj*'EX-
[Theoph. 663 (A. D. 750). 707 (A. D. 775).
XaSa Koi Tos TtapaKeijievas

Trjs
vritrovs r/KBev 8i
oXtjs
Porph. Cer. 634, 11.
Adm. 217
(A. D.
802
lA' IvSmnSivos-
652 'H
8e ainri Xoi^tK^
-811).
221 (A. D. 829 - 867).]
In the
voaos Tov ôvâti/os dvebpap.iv r^ TrevreKaideKar^

ciriveiiritrei
ninth century, the emperor Basilius, according to his son Leo the Philosopher,
iv
rfj
jSacriXidi wdXet.
oiis
Nîc.
P.
Histor. 70, 11 Kaff

fiTf(j)vcTO
ronovs to (^doponoiov
succeeded in thoroughly subjugating, Romanizing, Christianizing, and Grecizing the

Slavs in his dominion.
nados, Stnav avBpimtov ytvos iwive/ioAieaa>6r}

o)S
fxevov Sii\vi re K.a\ apSr/v i^tftaviê.

S"
Their
soldiers, be-
av Tis 6ela ndvTios ffovKr/aei, oaris
wop-
ing trained
tactics,
after
the
Roman system
own
princes,
of
poyrara Tovrtov rav ô>pui/ aireopai

Se TO Trjs (fiSopas /ioXicrra
irept
ETreTeivero
were of essential service to the

Their
of
to BvâvTiov.
'Eo-flXa-
GrEeco-Romans.
cotu'se,
Porph. Them. 53 (A. D. 741

âdri 8e irao-a
f/
- 775)
had
lost their
power over them.

8e
x^P-
*''
ye7<"'
âpâpos, ore
Trjv
[Leo Tactic.
Wiiri
18,
100 Kal to 2(cXa0a
6 XoiiiiKos BdvaTos Tratrav eôaxero

fievriv,
oikou-
ofioSiaiTCi tc
rjaav Kai oporpoTta dXXijXojj
mrrivUa Kavtrrairrlvos 6 t^s Koirpias eira-
Kal
i\ev6pa, pTjSapSii SovXovaSai
apxeuBai
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tov Aavovîov
""' ^'^"vaa
an arrogant and refractory people. have no respect

for
"
They
KoraKovv 4v
7repait>6evTa
rfj
tSia X'^P"'
"O^f
masters," says the
koI oiovei ^laaBevra
Siâadac rqv
aX-
" Book of the Conquest of the Morea by
SovKeiav ov^ eripa
rjdeas Treldeaoai rjacKov^
the Franks."
And from
last to
Porphyrogenitus
Xa
rpoTTov
nva eavrav
rfjs
KpeiTTOv yap rfyovvro

(pvKijs <j)6eipe(r6at,
we
yot
learn that the 'EiepiTot and the MiXijy-
OTTO TOV
3)
apôvTOS
PiopatKois
eavrmp
were the
submit to the Con[Conquest.
Tols
SovXevciv
Kal
{moKKive(r6m
tov
stantinopolitan
government.
vofiois.
Oi hk
roil
(ranripiov /SaTrrtV/iaror
1666 "On
6 fvyos rav MeXiyymi/ evi
yap Bpoy-
((j>a>na-ii6v 1)
Karade^dficvoi axpi t&v rjiifT^pav
yos p.fyas, for the ridge of Milengi is

district.
large
rai/
Xpovav, TovTO oirov Kar aiiTois tls dpxaias XeuBepias avvr]6eiav biarqpoivrm.
3205
tov
T<3j
dpxty&v
cfifjiwirav
The text
IS
McXtyywi'
dpoyyov,
^= tov dpoyyov rwv
corrupt here.
KaTTjp
18,
102 Tavra oSv
6 fiptirepon
MeXiyymv.
386 'Ek
tov (vyov tov MeXiyymi/
Kai Vap.aia>v
avTOKparap BatriXetor rav

CTTCicrf
^\eav Td neCiKd tovs.
1671.
1713.
3279.
6px>i<as
apxaiav edvav [read iOavj

Kal
/iCTaiTTrivai,
3262
tIjs
Etr TOV Spoyyov yap toC MeXtyoC
ypaiKoxras
Kal apxovtri Kara tov

fia7rTi<riiaTi,
PapMKOP
tjjs
TâKcovias.j
TUTTOK
vnoTaâs Kal
Ti.p.rja-as,
8e
Kal
According to an anonymous writer of

the fourteenth century, Peloponnesus was
at that time inhabited
lation,
fiouXftay rjXevBepciiae
t&v eavrav dpxovTav

Pcuâi'oi;
orpaTevecrBai
Kara tS>v
TToXe/ioiJiTO)!'
by a mongrel popu-
idvav e^7ral8evaV ovra ncos iirtfieXms

ToiaitTa
8LaKelfifos.
itepl
Ta
the principal elements being Lace-
A(6
Kal
dfiepifivovs
Po)-
dsemonians, Italians, Peloponnesians, Slavs,

lUyrians,
Ill,
cive,
Siv
p.alovs K Tris
TToWaKis
diro SKXd^cai/ yevofievrjs
Egyptians,
and Jews.
i)S Kal
[Moiss.
dvTapo-ias enoirjae^
Kal Trokefiovs toIs
noWas
im* eKelvav dx^rjo'eis
174
'Ec IIe\o7rovvTi(T(a,
avTos otdaf,
Tra/iiroXXa,
ndXai xpdvois vno/ieivavras.^

to the Slavs of Peloponne-
oUel dvafil^ y^'^ TroXiTevofieva
With regard
sus,
TOV x^P^^P^v evpelv vvv ovre pahiov, ovre
Porphyrogenitus informs us that those

slopes
KarcTretyov.
de rais aKoais ireptTJX^lTaL, as
who occupied the
of the
Penta-
Trdai
S^Xa Kal
Kopvcl>aia,
Tvyxdvei TavTa
Aaice-
daotylus (the mediaeval
name
of the Tay-
Saifiovioi, 'ItoKoI, IIc\o7rovvri(noi,, SdXajSivot, 'IXXu/Jiot,
getus) were called 'Effpirat and MtXijyyoi.
AlyviTTWi,
Koi 'lovSaloi, ovk oXi'yot 8e
The word
p6v,
'E^cplrai
means
natives of 'Eft-
fie(rov
tovtwv Kal imo^XifuiLoi
ofiov
ra TotavTa
the mediaeval
name
of 'EXos;
lake,
i'^^po
kirapiBiioviifva
8,
Iwrd (a poor imitation of Her.
(neuter) in Slavic
this
meaning
and
in
73
Oiice'ei
8e t^v neXoirdvi/i/croi' ?0vea iirrd).
case
applying to the lake or marsh
The Mdâpts
of this
unknown author seems
(fXor) in the vicinity of the ancient "eXoi.
to be an imaginary person, suggested per-
As
to MiKriyyoi,
it
is
analogous to the anis, it
haps by Plato's r.]
By
Lacedcemonians
cient
word Afomvot, that
applies both
to the place
it.
and to the people inhabiting
and Peloponnesians he must mean the MaviuTcs and McapniTes of the modems. His
Illyrlans are our 'hpâvms.
AiyuTTTtot,
<^roi,
In the " Book of the Conquest of the

this place is called
As
to his
Morea by the Franks,"
they are most probably the r-
MfXtyyoi or MeXtyoi, or in the singular MeXiyyor or MeXryov.
Gypsies, of the present day,
who
are
The same book uses

and
currently believed in the Levant to be of
also TO SKXa/SiKo, the Slavic settlements,

TcSi/
Egyptian
sies
origin,
first
perhaps because the Gyp-
2KKafiv 6 Spdyyos, the district of the
that
appeared
among
the Greeks
Slavs,
conia.
with reference to the Slavs of La-
came from Egypt.
It is possible,
howbe
The neuter
to MtKiydv occurs once
ever, that this writer's
Egyptians
may
in Phrantzes,
an author of the
fifteenth
the descendants of the Saracens and the

Africans, who, conjointly with the Slavs,
century.
These Slavs are represented as
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were plundering the Greeks of Peloponnesus in the early part of the ninth century, as Porphyrogenitus informs us.
33
entered Greece, in the eighth centmy, the Greek element was suflioiently strong to
But we
are not
to suppose that the
absorb the Slavic, and to serve as a nucleus for the new race, the progenitors
Greek race was extirpated by the great

plague.
There
is sufficient
historical evi-
The proportion of the Slavs to the Greeks cannot be determined with any degree of
certainty.
of the
modern Greeks.
dence that the Greeks
(ol 'EXXaStKoi)
did
not entirely disappear during the eighth

century.
When
it is
said that the emperor Basili-
Thus,
Saint
Nicephorus
the
us Romanized, Christianized, and Grecized

his Slavic subjects, in the ninth century,
Confessor says that, as Constantinople was
aU but depopulated by the plague,
it
be-
we
are not to suppose that he interdicted
came necessary to replenish
it
with people
the Slavic tongue, and thus forced those
brought from the continental parts of the

empire and from the islands.
Hist.
72.]
[Ific. C.
whose vernacular
it
was to use the Greek.

Slavic,
P.
We
are only to
it
remember that the
And
there
is
no proof that
wfere Slavs.
when
came
in contact with the Greek,
these
new Constantinopolitans
was an unwritten language, an uncultilanguage, and, under ordinary cuincapable

its
Again, Porphyrogenitus teUs us that
when vated
the Slavs of Peloponnesus rebelled against the government, in the reign of Nicephorus,
cumstauces,
of
resisting
the
encroachments of
powerful neighbor,
its
nearly
two
generations
after
the
which, in addition to
fuU development
plague, they plundered the houses of the
and rich
literature,
had the advantage of
Greeks (rmv TpaiKov) in their vicinity.
In
in-
being the language of the emperor and of

the imperial city, of the clergy, of the provincial
another place he
habitants of
Matvri,
observes that the
a fortified town near

;
governors,
military
commanders,
TBenarum, were not Slavs

scended from the earlier
they were de;
judges, lawyers, physicians, schoolmasters,
Romans
and by
merchants, and, above

the Greek Church.
all,
of the ritual of
Romans he means
bors, because
idols
Oreehs.
In his time
The disappearance of
is
they were called "'EWrjves by their neigh-
the Slavic from Greece

singular phenomenon.
itself
by no means a
forced
in-
they continued to worship
The Latin
as late as the reign of his grand-
upon the Daoians, and upon the

;
father BasHius.
Ifrreov ort
ol
[Porph.
Adm. 217
seq.
habitants of Gaul and Iberia

tians
the Egyp-
toO Katrrpov
rtjs
ttjs
Maivrjs oIktito-
and Syrians adopted the language of would seem
pes ovK la\v dno

-S/cXa^coi',
yevcas rav TrpopprjBevTaiv

Pa>p.aici}i/
the Koran, the sacred book of their conquerors,

further,
d\X'
eK rav iraKaiOTepaii'
the
that
Saracens.
It
ot
(cat
/ie^P'
'<'''
^''
Ttop'^
''S"
ivToirlav "EXiv
the
Slavs
began to learn
Basil.
\tjves
irpotrayopevovTaif
dia ro
tols Trpona-
Greek before the time of
Thus, in
Xaiois
^povms
el8(o\o)idTpas etvai kol TTpodKvvT)'
the reig-n of Copronymus (in the eighth

century),
Tas Tav flSaSwv Kara tovs TraKawi/s 'EXKtjvas.

OtTtves eVl Ttjs âtriXeuis roit doi8lpov 'Baq'iXeiav
.âTTTiffdevres ILptariavol yeyovaartv-
we
find a Sclavonian
eunuch
fill-
ing the oecumenical see of Constantinople.
*0 8e to-
This dignitary, however, was not remarkable for scholarship, his forte being eat-
nas iv
olKcwtriv cariv
avvSpos Kal dirpop'oSos,

TrapapmBiav
e;)(ou(n.
e\aio(ji6pos Si
odev
/cat rrjv
ing and
drinking,
according
to
Glycas.
Afaxferat Se 6 toiovtos tottos els aKpav rov
Ma-
[Theoph. 680, 7 îj^^ tov âa-CKeas X"?"ve'iTm tiiKriTas 6
Aea (write
-jrpAs
Taivapov), rjyovv iufWfv tov 'EfepoO
dwo SkXci^cbk
ii'oC;^09
dStapas
7Tapa6aKa(r(Tiav^
TraTpidpxvs
Kava-TavTivoimSKeas.
tis
vvov-j(os
Olye. 527,
It appears, then, that
when the
Slavs
13 Kai TOTC NiK^TOs
Ta irpara
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0fpo)i'
rj
napa ra Koirpavviia
triveiv
firjSev
aK\o etSas
naTptdpxris.
eadleiv Kal
^fipoTove'irai
GRAMMATICAL OBSERVATIONS.
First Declension.
lines in
1.
OStos noTC t6 evayyeXiov avaywaxTKiov iv ra

xeXAt'co
avTov avri Tov

'E K
'E(j)'
eiTretv
Efc
rov Kara
Mascuanalsin-
Murdalov,
iê(îivrja-fV.
tov koto. Marddiov
A2
(circiimflexed)
foUow the
Kai Tis tS>v irapuTTa/ifvaiv
ogy of the Doric declension in the

gular.
elm, Mfj Siaipet

iKeivos
ecjir)
tijv
AI &i(pdayyov.
^Xvapeis
p.uTe1
17
Xlpos ov
In the plural they end in AAES.
fierd
6vfi.ov,
ra yap
di-
Thus,
S.
(j)0oyya Kal
Tpi(pdoyya noXKa
^VXV
!''"'
N. i^^ds
G. a/Sâ
P.
N. V. dma^fs
G.
The
full
form of the sentence preceding

if it
is
d^^dhav
{d^^dtn)
dîSdSat
the Gospel of the day,
found in
D. a|3â
A. V.
a/S/Sai/
D. A.
Matthew,
yeXtov TO
is
'Ek tov Kara M.aT6aiov &ylov evaySO.
dpdyua>a'[jLa,
ioTi
if
Mark,
a/SjSa
the introductory sentence

MdpKov,
is
'Ek tov kotci

8i(pdoyya
So
6ai,
dp.r]pas,
da-îaras, drfuTrSs, /SeXoi/as, c\d-
and so
on.
The words
Kara/SXaTTar,
Kepards,
KeâXSs,
<TTOjj.aTds.
KO^Xias,
and
this
Tpi(j>6oyya
are used
by the author of
the patriarch's
Kpaods, KTvds, o^vyaKaTcis,
TheopJi.
story in allusion to
eKTer/tij/icKos.]
689, 13 d^â&av.
dpjjpdhcs.
698, 21
dix.r,pdbas.
699
being
Const.
IV,
869 C
êKovabes.
An
anecdote preserved by Porphyrogeni-
Porph.
Oont.
Cer.
674,
13 d^^dSas.
Theoph.
tus seems to imply that the Graeoo-Slavs

of Peloponnesus prided themselves
their
lineal
145,
19 KapTîpabav.
upon
The element AA sometimes occurs even

in the singular of masculines of this class.
Inscr. 3137.
descent
from
the
ancient
Greeks,
because
they spoke
Greek and
3242
tov AtowTo or AiovvTd&os.
went to the Greek Church, although their

features sufficiently
3142, III, 9 ToO MrimSos.

\d8os.
2.
3253
TOV 'AffoX-
showed the predomelement.

p.
3392
Tea îXcDvdSi.
inance
of the
53.
Slavic
[Forph.
Proper names in
H2
often form the

of the
fol-
Them.
See above,
31.
it
genitive
by simply dropping the 2
The
Slavic language has left behind

(iSaXra,
/SeSouptov,
nominative.
In the other cases they
a few nouns
ôdvos hr
low the common declension.

N.
ôedvos, /SotXafies or fioXiaSer, (aKavov, foujravos),
a number of names of places, and
the diminutive ending -ITZA.
The
Russiaiis,
a branch of the Slavic
family, at the instigation of the Byzantine
emperor, devastated Bulgaria in the early

part of the ninth century.
In the reign
of Basilius the Macedonian, they, together
with
ritual
other
Slavic
tribes,
adopted
the
and the alphabet of Byzantium.

emperor against the
\Cedr. II,
In the latter part of the twelfth century

they
assisted
the
Comani and
802-811).
Blachi.
Glyc.
372 (A. D.
seq.
553.
Anon. 362
Meet. 691 (A. D. 1195-1204).]
GRAMMATICAL OBSEEVATIONS.
Adm.
1
35
oyjfdptov,
70 rhv
'A-fmabij,
tov SaXjuourîj.
Them.
Bepiyyepios,
KaâXKiptos,
become
62 TOV irdna
i.
Faiir/s.
Bepiyyepis, KafiaWdpis, oyjrdpiv, respectively.

is 2.
The accent of the genitive plural
In inscriptions referred to the

centuries
is
first
sometimes found on the penult.

in classical Greek,
XpfifTTtttv.
Thus,
three
of
our
era,
the
ending
Thus,
we have
d<j>viov, irqa-iiov,
I,
AI02
found shortened into AI2.
In Byzantine Greek, Athan.
A.6rjvais,
Eiprjvms, 'Eo-Tiais, for 'Aîji'aior, Elpr)-
656 285
rav TdKkimi, twv 2iraviav.
Mai. 267.
KaToo-iipTwi'.
Kav8rj\av.
Leo Grarnm. 305

267, 24
iraihitrKav.
'Eanaios. If we foUow the analogy of syncopated nouns in 102, we must accent

vaios,
'Adrjvais, Elprjvais, 'EoTiais.
3.
Porph.
5.
Adm.
Sometimes the
classical
ending AI be-
Verbal nouns in
IMON
Thus,
are often in-
comes ES (borrowed from the third declension).
flected after the analogy of neuters in
of
Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 33
yemabes
the third declension.

S.
ioi yewahai.
o-er
Mai. 170
Aii/cmSey.
331
Ilfp1.
N. A. dWaîftov
G.
aXXa^tjUOV, dXKa^Lp.aTOs
aXXaî/jo), aXXaJi'/xoTt
as V.
1.
Leo Gramm. 78
iTTTroVes.
'S.kidcs
as v.
Altai. 254, 15
D.
1.
Second Declension.
into 12, IN, respectively.
The
and
P.
N. A. dWaîfia, aKKa^Lfiara
G.
dWaîfi(ov, dXKaîp,ara)V
endings 102, ION are sometimes shortened
The
genitive
D.
dWaînois, dWa^lfjiain
Seî/ioi',
vocative of ma,sculines thus syncopated are
See
also
peTacrTdirip.ov,
<Tîp.ov,
each formed by dropping the 2 of the nominative.
<TTei\rip.ov.
Thus,
Neuter.
4.
The N
of the abridged ending IN beas the tenth
Masculine.
gan to be dropped as early

century.
5.
N. Bepiyyepis
G.
BepiyycpL
'loiJXts
N. A. V.
G.
ivopfiiv
See
'ASpavovr^rj, naihi
'louXt
('lowXi)
'loiiXif
ivopp,iov
cvop/xio)
Foreign names in 0Y2 are inflected

:
D. (Bepiyyepi)
A. V.
Bcpiyyipiv
Bepiyyepi
D.
as follows
N.
'I?;o-oOj,
G.
'iriaov,
D.
'iqa-oi,
A.
'irjiTovv,
V.
'lr)(Tov,
in the
New Testament.
'louXt
So
ZaffoOs,
Koo-croCr,
Xprjarovs.
'irjo-ovs,
In
OY
the
is
See
'A/3Xa/3tr, 'AXujrtj, 'Avrmvis, 'A0poSei(ris,
Septuagint the dative of

îTJtToi,
Joshua,
ArjiiriTpti,
Bepiyyepis, 'EXXoSie, "Evyevis, 'louXis,

Kvpis,
not
îTJffOV.
KafiaWapis,
Mapis,
TpatKis,
xPP's^'
âtv,
6.
Feminine diminutives
as
in
are de-
Neuters
dvaôXiSiv,
dpjiApiv,
d(Tfip,iv,
clined
follows
N. Mapov,
G. Mapois,
Arjrovv,
âXriStv, âvidpiv, ffXarriu, yoyyvXiv, '"EXevSepiv,
A. Mapovv.
'loCv,
7.
Tixa>,
(Compare the Ionic
ivopfuv,
Se/iaTiv,
KoKoyripiTîv,
KaiTTeXXiv,
for Aryra, 'Im.)
pmivdbiv,
oâpai,
<nra6iv,
îKfj/idnv,
and a
The ending n
2ajr0(B,
of feminines like Xex^j

also
multitude of others.
was written
See
with the diphîKvTwi.
When H was no
in pronunciation
longer distinguished
I,
thong
QI.
'ApTep,a)i,
Aiovvo-aii,
from
the endings
12,
[Bekker. 1204.]
IN
were written also

'Aprft/Sovpijr,
H2,
HN.
Thus,
KfWdprjs,
;
Third Declension.
in H2, 12,
1.
Nouns
inflected
App.evrjs,
Ka/3aXXapi)r,
and Y2 are sometimes
liayyavaprjs, pjiKfWdpris, Tapylrris, âKTiovaprjs
after the analogy of the first declension.
aU
inflect like Mawjj.
Neuters
dp.p.r]v, /3ep-
Thus,
N.
"Apr)s
y^K, êpoviKrjv, irapawiiTju, irpoairriT^rfv, (tokk^v,
'AyadoKKrjs
for dp,niv, fiepyiv, fiepovixw, Trapavifiiv, TrpouQTirfo/, tTOKKlV.
G. 'Apr,
D.
The
accent of a
noun thus syncopated
is
A. "Aprjv
V. 'Aprj
'AyadoKKijir
'AyadoicKij
the same as that of the fidl form.
Thus,
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N.
GRAMMATICAL OBSEEVATIONS.
AXON,
ATQP,
the Latin
37
ATUM
So/jieaTtKaTov,
naibia
aTildta
'
8ap,a(TKr]va7nS6iJ.r]\a
SapaiTKrjiia Kat
SpovyyapaTou, TtarpiKarov, irpaToairaBapaTov.
Kai
;
pijXa
p.rj'hoKvdatvia ^=:
prjXa
Ka\
;
G.
opos,
the Latin
ATOR
aX-
KvSavia
rroSoKicftaXa
AayaTojp, ^lykarap, o'^îKarap.
VTTOKap.iO'o^pdKLa
=
1.
ttoScs koi
KecpdXal
viTOKapifja Ka\ ^paKia.
EA, from the

denotes the
effect
earlier
A.
It usually
Adjectives.
tive
Adjectives in o Y
if
produced by any
instru-
are sometimes inflected as
the nomina;(pu(rds.
ment
KovTapea, noB(a, cnradea.
ended in O 2
dpyvpos,
ei/Ti-Xor,
IKION, from the

TiKioi',
earlier
IK0 2
djroXu-
(Compare the ancient

if
8opu|e, hmXorepov as
KaTerravUiov, XiraviKiov, p,aTpa>viKia.

rjs,
from
2.
8i7rXo't.)
122 A, G.
an ancient ending,
;
very
The ending ta
of the neuter plural of
common
in
Byzantine Greek
equivalent
adjectives in
into
7;
:
Y2
is
sometimes contracted
rj8faj rjpiaea.
to the English
iKK\jj(ndpxi<T(Ta,
itpi.a(ra,
ESS
'AirdpLo-a-a, âa-iXia-aa,
^S^,
Tjp,iar]j
for
indpxâ-tTa, i7n<TTTifwvdpxi(Ta-a,
AN 02,
KripivBiavos,
the Latin
ANUS,
in adjectives
:
Kaio-apto-o-a,
KavStdaTUTaa,
KOfirjTKTira,
derived from names of persons

2(;u(Di<ta>'df,
Xpia-navos,
AaoSiKKraa.
K\eol3mv6s, Aocri5eai/ds,
âTopvLXiavos,
OYPA,
trovpa.
the Latin
URA
ôrjQovpa, k\u-
KapiTOKpanavoSi
Seovr]pi,avos.
Bafftkeidiavos,
nOYA02,
of
:
from the Latin pullus, son

rajSptTjXo-
AT0 2,
8aroff.
the Latin
ATUS
iKavaros, (povv-
apxovTmovkos, avSfvroirovXos,
irOvXoSi KO^JJTOTTOuXoff.
EIN O2
in four syllables,
:
from the
ear-
QP, G.
tiraip,
opos-,
the Latin
OR
fie/SiViap,
xpe-
lier
NO2
TTfTêivos, (rrvmrilvos.
Seêi'O'cap,
SiKTarap, Koipaap, Kovparmp.
Augment.
XoQj,
See
alxpâXayri^w, dirXiKfia,
When
such words are thoroughly Grecized,

prjTap, irpaKrap
;
diTOKaBitTTrjpi, apparoajf dôplôi, /SaTTTtfco, /3ovX-
they are inflected like

8c/3lTOpOC, blUTCLTOpOS,
as
hiappr)ywpi, SiotKEco, eaw,
etfioTTOteo),
eXX?;-
UOt
8e/3lt<Bp09, SlKTOTOpos.
w'fto, ip.Trapoivka>, pyj/vxo<a,
evavTioopai,
eprjfiou),
AKH2,
MapTiVOLKTlS.
G.
jj,
for
AK102:
AS
GcoSoTaKjjf,
inalpas,
eirKTKcmeto,
û/xoct>,
iirurvvdya,
emrfpifo),
fao),
^0006),
KaoreXXoti),
Karapdopat,
KTiô}^
AKION,
tives
like
diminutive of
(as anciXa^,
pappapoa, pedoppda,
Trapaxadiô), irepaw, noieio,
\i6a^, \a0pa^, Xelp.a^)..
Byzantine diminukiovokiov,
TToXiop/ceo), npooip.iaâ,' irpoKTcâ,

7rpo(ji7]Tevcii,
irpna-opoXoyea,
patvaj,
pco,
Kama-TpaKiov,
(ttcvokwv,
TTVpTToXeo),
paStoupyeoD,
presuppose masculines in AS.
pivoKoirea, (TaypaToaa, atdrjpuoi, avpirtTTTOi, avv-
AKI02, masculine
ITZA,
force
of the
preceding
dyco,
(j}6dvai,
(pdetpco, (pBovea, (pikoKoKea,
x^Xi-
Bao-iXoKior, 'Sravpaiuos, 2Te(j>avdKios-
voa, ^vx'i'-
G.
as,
it
the
Slavic
HT2A.
In
Active and middle.
1.
The
proper names
;
has lost
its
diminutive
Tpia-
third person plural of the indicative (and
as
FafietrrdviTâ,
^rpovfUTâ,
0Y2I.
Nom.
subjunctive) active sometimes ends in
YN
Leo Gramm. 359, 13 Kvpievow. 47

noLrîravv.
ITZH2,
ITZIN
G.
17,
from the preceding
Bao-i-
Goteler.
307
ia-diovv, exovv.
XiVfTjf, eeo(/)iXiTf);s, 'laKaîT^rjS, 2KuXiTfj;s.
This ending seems to be formed from the

Doric. ONTI as follows: ONTI, ON (not OYN. (Compare the Cretan cxo
exo"""'; ^X''"o''>
2.
for
ITZION, neuter
of
ITZA:
Ka\oyrjpiTîv, npoaaTiTîv.
Common
Pto-
used),
choprodromus.
:=
are sometimes formed
:
in Hesychius.)
Compounds
xdpva
ac-
The
third person plural of the perfect
cording to the following examples
la-xaSo-
indicative active often ends in
AN
=; A2I,
and
l(TxdSs
;
Kai
Kapva
dîvopiym :=
Doric
ANTl.
{Sext. 647, 12.
Tzetz.
dlivai Koi opvyia
yvvaiKOTTaiSa
:^ ywalKfs
Kai
Lycophr. 252.)
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yiyvofjiai.,
INTEODUCTION.
yeyova.
ApoC. 21, 6 ylyovav.
Cypr. 1729
tK^dXai.
B impâXm.
Mai. GO, 23
yiyvioa-Kui,
eyvam.
Joann. 17, 7
cyvioKav.
Theoph. 541, 3 avaâXay.
hlbtofUy behaxa.
Joann. Mosch. 2941
yiyvofiai, kyiv6p.rfu.
Luc. 24, 22.
Apoar.
.
hibaxav.
Act. Pet. et Paul. 14.
YaewAo-Nicod.
yo-d/iKi/os.
boâia, SeSoâKo.
beboâKav.
pbw, i'opya.
Hippol. Haer. 272, 74
I,
Porph. Adm.
ing cyeva, active.
bepKoimi, ebpaKov.
A, 15,
5.
J/aZ. 109, 19,
136, 8 yheicv, imply-
Batrach. 179 eopyav.

Jacob. 5,
1,
cpXa/iaL, e\riXv6a.
fX<, etrxi/Ka.
(O-Tij^ti,
ela-cXriKvBav.
Orph. Argon. 133
ejVe-
&'6yM.
86
e(7X')Kai'-
Spaxa. epxop/u, riKdov.
to-TTjKa.
/S'epi.
Esai. 5,
29 nape-
Sept.
?X(9a.
AmoS
4,
claTjXdare.
Inscr.
Xap.pdvm,
e'i\ri(f>a.
5922
J/att.
11, 7 iî,\-
Inscr. 3137,
38
vapei-
Sare.
14, 15 TrpoaijXdav.
Luc.
^Xâv.
olba.
Act. 21, 8
rjX6ap.ev.
Gen.
8,
35
19,
Pseudo-JixcoS. 17,
1 oiSai'.
7.
14
Paul.
E'IfXfiare.
Ex.
5,
4 awfX5a'.
15,
1
14, 16
opaa, iapaKa.
Sept. Deut. 11,
fio-eXfldT-iao-ar.
Jer.
kêkBdratrav.
^fflra.
Col. 2, 1 eapaKav.
mfi7rprip.i,
Ttiitprjua.
Matt.
Inscr. 4712,
h,
6,
10.
10,
13
Add.
ivwi-
6 (Codex x)
fla-eXdare.
Apocr. Act.
Thecph.
TTpriKav.
Pet. et Paul. 30
eiVcXfloTe.
mvcD,
Tren-cBKa.
Apoc. 18, 3
ircTToiKav.
595, 10 dni\6aTe.
fvpl(TK.ai,
PEG,
to say, eiprjKO.
Apoc. 19, 3
elpTixav. an-c-
eSpov, elpojirjv.
SejJt.
Callim. Epigr. 49
2,
OTcXXo), earoKKa.
Luc. Act. 16, 36
evpdp,riv.
Reg.
17,
20
evpav.
evpoiev.
oraXKav.
Trjpea, TCTrjprjKa.
Inscr.
2266,
11
cvpeiav
=^
Joann. 17, 6
TCTrjpriKav.
Luc.
p.
8, 35.
23, 2 evpa/uv.
lamhl
V.
(pavepow.
(j)pi(r(r<a,
Barn. 7 ^(pavepaiKav.
Tre(j>piKa.
498
evpairdai.
Mai. 449, 20
evpas.
rjipa-
Lycophr. 252 rci^piKav.
fiev.
Leo Cframm. 252, 19

Inscr.
3.
27ic imperfect indicative active is
somefirst
ex,
Wavov.
Sept.
ToMt
2,
3,
9 dmdavav.
Sept. Reg. 2, 6, 3 riyav.
Xafi^dvai, eXaôv.
1,
Reg.
23, 16 eXaâv.
eix""-
Pseudo-iVicod
I,
A,
5.
XetVa, eXiTroK.
6pda>, ftbov.
Esai. 1, 4 eyKarcXinaTc.
Fii!.
^îp/l.
108
Axap.ev.
Orph. Argon. 119.

eiSa/icp.
I,
Luc.
beva, to bind, tbevov.
Apocr. Act. Andr.
Act. 4, 20
iSa.
^J90C. 17, 3 8a,
et
Matthiae 3
jrpocrebevav.
Pseudo-Ticod
A, 15,
cjrta.
1 eibafiev.
KOTTTio.
Herm.
Vis. 3, 2
(Codex x)
Kari-
n'lW, %mov.
êpo).
Mai. 234, 15
Ktmrav.
4.
Joann. Mosch. 3004
ecjxpa.
27te second aorist active
and middle
is
ffieiyio, c(j>vyov.
Mai. 66, 13
e(j>vyav.
often inflected like the 174, 10,
first aorist.
(Hust.
5.
On
the other hand, the first aorist
common
in Cilicia.)
1
sometimes appears with the endings of the

dyayai.
&ya, rjyayov.
21.
Mai. 110,
250,
second.
ypd<j)ta, ypa^jfa.
275, 20 avayayai.
476, 14, avva-
Apollon. D. Synt. 71, 12
ydyas.
Hes. Aydyas, dvrl toO ayayav.
eypaês.
yvpcvtt),
71, 3 ypaifreno.
alpeai ei\6p,i]v.
Mai. 420, 12
dipeiXavTO.
1
fyipfvcra.
Pseudo-Nîcod.
II,
211, 9 dêi\dp.evos.
Theoph. 122,
(23) eyvpevrret.
iij/ii,
XaTO. 190, 13 (iXavTo. 73, 9

(ioKKco, ejSaXov.
d<f)eiKaTO.
(ca.
Apoc.
2,
d(l)-^Kes.
I,
J/circ.
14,
46
eneffoKav.
Itiva,
e/ieiva.
Chrys.
fielvoi
358 C
/leivai.
{mofifivoi.
Eustrat.
2329 C Ka6vwo^d\ai.
Leont.
Zos. 73, 14
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It
39
10
ima-av.
would seem further that the second

22 ankaToKKes as
edto,
f'icDV.
Jer. 41,
person of the perfect active sometimes end-
Sopvêa, iBopvfiovv.
pvôiitrav as v.
1.
Luc. Act. 17, 5 i6o-
ed
in ES.
2,
Sept. Ex. 5,
V.
1.
Apoc.
37, 9
6.
3 KeKowiaKes.
Apollon. D. Synt.
6vnma,
iSviiiav.
Jer. 19, 13.
39, 29 i6v-
et/jijKs.
piSxrav.
The ending O 2 A N
(= ON)
is
of the
viKaco,
ivUcav.
Inscr. 158, 4 evtxSxrav
h=
third person plural of the imperfect
and
1584.
i585 hUmv).
Ex. 33, 8
Karevoova-av.
second aorist indicative active
of frequent
i/oeM, ivdovv.
Reg.
occurrence in later Greek.

rians caU
it
The gramma1761.)
8,
2,
20, 15 ivoovcrav.
Sept. Esdr. 2, 6, 14.
Boeotic, Chalcidean, or Asiatic.
otKoSoêo), aKoSopovv.
(M. M. 423.
aipka,
eXKov.
Eust. 1759, 30.

Sept.
Nehem.
4,
18 mKoSopoSirav.
Steph. Diac.
Josu.
29
Kadfl-
TraXifoSeo), eira\iv68ovv.
1104
Xotrav.
aipio (^pof).
D
Josu.
3,
iiraKivohovaaif.
14
rjpoaav.
f/papToiTav,
TTOiito,
inoiovv.
Sept.
Job
1,
fVoiofo-ai'.
&liapTava>, ^/lapTOV.
/SoXXo), eâXov.
etTTow.
Deut. 32, 5
3,
8.
Sometimes AS I takes the place of

in the imperfect or aorist active.
Dan.
22
cv-efiaKotTav.
O N or A N
Clem. .
1,
EiUth. 4, 11 emo<Tat>.
44 (Codex A)
eTroiijo-atri.
i8aKa<n.
Vit.
Apocr.
epxopai, ^X6ov.
Socrav.
Gen.
8, 19.
12, 5
cîjX-
Martyr. Barth. 2
Epiph. 68
Ex. 15, 27.

Ps. 77,
Ps. 78, 1 rj\eo(Tav.
D cm-hi>Ka<Ti,v.
Kaa-i.
Joann. Mosch. 3081

II,
A huBqTheoph.
II,
(adiai, (j)ayov.
29
icfidyotrav.
Damasc.
tTT-f]paiTi
324
^'maa-iv.
(vpitTKa, eZpov.
Ps. 114, 3 evpo(rav.
725, 8
from
liraipm.
Villois,
cX'"' ^'X""! fCX""-
Joann. 15, 24
Sept.
ei;^0(raj'.
122
eTtOeatri.
1.
Scymn. 695 Zaxoa-m.

5 KaTetrxoirav.
Kpiva,
fKpivov.
Nehem.
26
3,
Subjunctive.
stages
In the early
of the
language, the subjunctive

indicai\da-
Sept.
Ex.
18,
eiepi-
often coincided in form with the

tive
;
votrav.
as dyeipop,v,
j3ijo-o/xei/,
fpv(riTop.ev,
\ap,pdvai, e\dp.âvov, e\aôv.
Ezeoh. 22, 12
a-eai, ipeiperai, cj)dicTai,
in
Homer.
is
i\afi^dvotTau.
Xetirci),
Deut.
1,
25
iXdôa'av.
In the Attic dialect the subjunctive

distinct
e\nrov,
Ex. 16, 24 KaTeXmotrav.

Et.
from the indicative
except the
liav6dii<o,
cpa6ov.
M.
282, 37
ipd-
person in
a, as ypd<j>ai, ypdiâ.
But
in the
6oiTav.
less cultivated dialects the subjunctive
was
opdio,
elhov.
Sept.
1.7
Deut.
7,
19
"ihoirav.
often pronounced and written with the con-
Ps.
76,
eTTiov,
tiboa-av.
firiotrav.
necting vowels of the indicative. 1688, 40

? for 1.
Inscr.
mva,
Jer. 28, 7
2008
<irai^7;^t'f-
2350
(TxdCo, (rxaôv.
(jjaivm, e(j)aivov.
Lyeophr. 21
c(rxdô(rav.
(^tolian)
S<5|.
&yfi.
2448, V, 25. 26.

30.
VII, 13
Sept. Macc. 1, 4,
50
e(pai-
V, 26.
VII, 14.
25 iôhdû.
VI,
voaav.
(f>fpa>, f(l)epov.
VI, 31
Par.
1,
eTrip-Jlvieva-ft.
VI, 32 imlSdXKci.
jToriaei.
22, 4 i^'epoa-av.
36
7ro.
VII, 17, 20
VIII, 9 ypdfei.
7.
In the
imperfect
of
;
contract
verbs
2484
86iei.
2953
eVd/jw,
dwoKpifd.
Troi^crci.
3044
5774.
A02AN 002AN
282, 33.)
becomes
QSAN
and
EOSAN,
(Et.
(Ionic) Kard^fi,
woifitrei.
I,
3984
108
each become
OYSAN.
M.
5775,
I,
107
I,
dpruo-M.
vep,ei,
7rordy.
I,
1,111
\dfici.
Tfkidft.
128
(j>epet.
130
I,
ai/ojua>, Tfvofiavv.
Ezech. 22, 11
Sept. Gen. 6,
^vofiova-av,
I,
151
diroddvd.
wpdêi.
I,
160
(I for ?.
O'ltrei,
161.
yeuvdo), iyevvav.
fyevvSxrav
163.
<j)fpei,
176
Hes.
iveyKti, jrpoa-
eyevvtov.
Ko/iicrei.
Phot. Lex.
Svi/oiVet,
avve-
SoKioa, fSoKiow.
Ps. 5, 10 eSoKioitrau.
ulyKei.
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So in the
Karabix"'"passive.
Inscr.
INTRODUCTION.
2008
(Ionic)
fiXoyrjo-aicrav.
Sir.
33, 11 evpoicrav.
Inscr.
p.
2448, VII, 3G
bioiKfiTai,.
VIII,
1699.
1702 napexoiaav.
24
^v\oypa(j>r]6et.
23
Inscr.
e'Lirmdav.
Phavor.
airoT'ivoiav
172,
Inscr. 11
We
15
find
also,
5128
dyayouo-t.
original dn-oTiWira!'.
nnpexi-''
for the
13.
Cart. 5.
12.
31
TAeopA. 280, 13
fiwoDcri.
2.
riVoêi'.
Por^jA. Car.
Trddov(Ti.
211
^^
T!ape\Oi,iTavj TrapepfoieK.
1.
ês. IleiaovTai,
Imperative.
is
In
classical Greek,
Pseudo-Future SubjuncWhen
the future
indicative
it
the personal endings of the third person

pilural
tive.
of the
imperative
are
commonly
and
;
used for the aorist subjunctive,
is
fre-
NTQN
2e
(Cretan
for
NT a)
for the active,
quently written with the connecting vowels
aN
the passive and middle

deiâvrav, Troiovvrtou
'.
as
of
the
spelling
mode of must have been introduced when

subjunctive.
This
Xcydcrwi/,
trOcov,
Sdi/Tajv,
Xeye-
hoaBav, Bei^dtrdcov, nonitrBcov.
(Com-
H
E
was confounded,
or with EI,
in pronunciation,
O.
with
7,
pare the Latin
NTO, NTOR.)
and Q with
2.
Luc.
8,
The endings TfiSAN,

less
seosAN
than in
8, 18.
1, 4,
are
nape^rj.
Joann. 17,
p.
Apoc.
Saxrr].
1.
common
Eer.
in
1,
classical
later
Just.
Tryph. 115,
744
Sojotjtc
as v.
Greek.
147.
Thuc.
Xen.
8 im-
Hus. Alex. 361 B. 321

npocrdfiiraiJ.ev.
D Scitrnf, eô-js.
424
Equest. 12, 4
ardirBaxTav,
ecrraa-av.
Anab.
iTa><Tav.
Hier. 8, 4 Sepairevcra5,
So in the passive and middle.

Gen.
2,
Sept.
Tiocrav,
SoToycrav.
Vectig. 4, 41.
4,
ivvorj-
17
(^nyjjo-ê.
Luc. Act. 21, 24 yvw1,
<7dTa3crav.
Venat.
lxvveTCD(Tav^ irpoiTanjav.
dicuKErtoorai/,
fravTat.
Paul. Cor.
13,
KavBrjamfiai.
4,
iroteiTcoa-au.
4, 5
4,
p.eraBeiTay'
Tim.
1, 6,
8 apKeadrja-aineda.
Fetr. 1, 3, 1
I,
uav, kiravLTaxrav.
11 aykcrBaiaav.
Plat. Soph.
b,
10, 2 eê-
Kepbr)6riaavTai.
Tat.
Dion. Chrys.
136, 7
EO-mK-
Toicrav, v<j)ei(T6a>aav.
o-ai/.
Just. Apol. 1, 7 (pavrJTai
(fiavciTat.
231
A cormiomtav,
Curt. 29, 39,
iovraxrav
Theodtn.
Aristid.
Dan.
I,
1,
12
<â-â>p.c6a,
niap.iOa.
718,
13
yevô-iBiTat.
Hippol.
a<f>fdri-
2.
Peculiar forms
Ps.
of the
9,
imperative
^^17
Haer. 460, 30
(TcovTai.
aipr]aavTai.
466, 18
Sept.
145,
3.
Jer.
TreirolBme
Athen. 12, 33
Basil.
Ill,
irapaBrjo-aivTaL,
napa-
(Job 12,
ia-TjjKare.
6 mvoiBira).
(Txijo-au/Tai.
1618
ttXijo-Ai)-
Josu.
10,
19
fj.r)
Clem. A.
I,
432 B.
445
a-aiicda.
Epiph.
I,
I,
545
Trapa)iei\j/afiai.
peTwv
tive
:
ippovTav, ippermo-av.
Ip-
Perfect ac-
Chrys.
508
B
et
o-xai'SaXio-^îo-aH'Tae.
Prod.
Apocr.
Orig. Ill,
385
A npo(re\ri\v6eTa>, grant,
B
ircâvrfKiTa, elpi]Ke-
Parmen. 644 (59)

Act.
dvayKaa-6rjcra>p.f6a.
suppose that.
1401 A.
Andr.
Matthiae
cK(f)v$a>p.ai.
Taxrav, irewOLrjKeTa), TjKo\ovdriKTa>(rav.
IV, 208
Martyr. Barthol.
479, 17
eVijc^f.
7 yvma-mp.eda. 220, 10
Proc.
I,
Ej7iTc5u/x))Ta), TfBccoprjKeTa).
yevrjcravTai.
aKouo-i/o-^f.^
336,
Passive and Middle.

original ending
1.
The
13
(TuXX^\|/'T;Tai.
II, 71,
20
Agath.
2AI
of the second person
41, 3 neiaria-Se
from
Trdcrxa).
163, 11 xaê-
singular of the indicative
and subjunctive
&>
passive and middle of verbs in
oocui-s in
Optative.
active
is
The
original ending
SAN
later
18, 9.
and Byzantine Greek.

Moer. 14.)
Clem. A.
I,
(Phryn. P. S.
of <Ae iAirc? person plural of the optative
sometimes used in later Greek.

aiVeo-aio-aK.
dcj}da.
173
en-a^paa-ai (con-
Sept.
Gen. 49, 8
Deut.
1,
44
tracted from
ôv\op.ai..
i7r-a<j)dfa-ai).
TTOtfja-aicrav.
Job. 5, 14
^rjKa<j)ri(Tai,<Tav.
18, 7
Leont. JIoii.
665
fioiXeaai.
Orjpevirmcrav,
o-af
(raw.
18, 9 cXôicrav.
TTupa-eva-ata-av.
18, 11 oXfo-ai-
8e$wop.ai.
Greg. Naz. Ill,
272 C
SeîoO-
20, 10
Ps. 34, 25 eiVot-
(Tai (Sf^tdEffai).
103,
35
eKKfinoiaav.
Tobit
3,
11
cVai/Tido/iai.
Baîl.
I,
753
havriovtrm.
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41
Leo. Tact. 9, 40 inelyeaai.

Vit.
3.
In later and Byzantine Greek, the
epXOf.at.
Euthym. 79
e^-ep^êa-m.
'2.
subjunctive jMssive of verbs in

differ
4,
O Q does not
Paid. Cor.
1,
((701(0, (fiayofiai.
Sept. Ps. 127,
Luc.
from the
indicative.
17, 8 (âyeaat.
laoiiat.
(fiv(rioi(Td.
Gal. 4, 17 fTjXoOre.
f>;/iuoO(rat.
Joann.
Basil. Sel.
473 A.
Apocr. Act.
Mosch. 3056
fltifioCtrat.
Doroth. 1624
Eip?)>/uior
Thadd. 2
Kavxdofiac.
Xa(rai.
Zfio-at (laeo-ai).
[rAeocôs.
1037, 10
8e
Paul. Rom.
2,
17.
23
kou-
d ffepi 'Attik^s (TvvrjBfias ypayjras TiKovs

8ia ToC
TO.
(j)ri(n
tovs 'At-
11, 18 KaTa-Kav;â(rat.
Hippol.
TpiTa Trp6(Tama
Xeyetv, fav
rtjs
rplrrii
eaj"
aufuyiar
yi;i|/'i7-ai,
788 B.
Koi/ido;iat.
;(/)i)(70)7-at,
ySiî.
Deut. 31, 16
V.
1.
Koifxcurai
(icoiâeo-ai)
as
Joann. Mosch.
4.
The ending 01 HN
/ii,
in contract verbs,
3068 B.
Kop.iû,.
and in verbs in
376,
8.
is
sometimes changed
5, 9,
Pcn-ph. Cer.
377, 23
into
aiHN.
I,
Jos.
Ant.
KaK(ir]Te.
KOfilê(Tai.
B. J. 6, 4, 3 jToXe/iacv.
6, 5,
2 jrapaKpaTdr),
leraofuu.
Sept. Sir. 6, 7 KTOoyii.
Clem. A.
araXaîSa891;.
557
koct/iibj;.
Philostr.
43
8t-
âfiâixa.
Porph.
Cer.
623
57
efi^t^j?.
Ori^'. Ill,
yi/aij.
1300
an-oSîro.
Eus. IV, 81
XuTpdm. Basil. Sel.
âa^r. 2621
fiij
TroXe.
473
A XurpoCo-aj
(Xu-
fiojij.
(Phryn. 343
ra/ioSi/
Xeye, dXXd ya'

818&J?;:.
Tpoffat).
juoit;,
(OS voovt), KJiiXoir).
345
AiSî; Kai
êmoa.
Sept. Reg. 3, 14, 6 aTTO-êvoCaat
Oi8eis tSv 'AttikSv toutou to (Vktikov
elire
tia
(dTro-êraecrat).
ToC O, dXXa 8ia

IIotoiT/v,
rijs
01
bi.<j)d6yyov.
2/oer.
297
odwdo/iai.
ccrai).
ffi'i/m.
Xmc. 16, 25 o5vfa(7at (dSwa-
'AttikSs
TTOio)))!',
'EXXt/wkSs. )
5.
The ending
is
OYN
of the infinitive of
Sept.
Deut. 28, 39
meo-ai.
Luc.
verbs in om
sometimes changed into

Marc.
4,
17, 8.
irXai/do).
OIN.
Herm. Vis.
1, 11. 2,
Matt. 13, 32.
32 Kara7,
jrXavatrai (-dfcrai).
(TKrjvoiv
KaTa(rKrjvovv.
Paul. Hebr.
5
II,
TheopUl.
TToXe/xeca.
Pa/M.
141
Laus. 1106 D.
dn-o8eKaTotc
airohcKaTovv.
Damasc.
Apophih.
TroXe/i^crai
320
vovv.
(rre(jinveTv,
write aTftpavotv
^=
(rreipci-
(n-oXe/ie'i/o-ai).
Joann. Mosch. 3017
C
65
{Pallad. Laus. 1073
koti/Iiois
TroXe/iEio-ai (iroXe/iceffai).
jTrof'tu.
KaTtjîovs. )
^ôcr. Act.
write
Pet.
et
Paul.
Syntax.
7rToe'i(Tai.
TTTorjcrm,
ancua.
Vit.
Euthym. 73
n-fpi-CTrSo-at.
Plural Number.
king com-
(TTe(j)av6(i).
Chrys. X, 143
Const. (536)
(rTcâvoCCTaj.
(poêofiai.
1056
1.
(poêlcrai..
monly uses the first person plural when he Inscr. 2743 'Ho-^^wt speaks of himself.
/xcK
Contract Verbs.
AQ
EQ.
This
is
Verbs in
em
rfi
KaTa(TTa<Tei t^j jSacriXeiay t^s ruiere-
are sometimes inflected like verbs in
pas.
Sept.
Mace.
1,
11,
31.
Athan.
I,
an lonism.
Apocr. Act.
341 A.
Thorn. 48 iiycmovv.
n\avoip.cu..
Act. Pet. et Paul. 64
An
Polyb.
15,
1.
author also
1,
may
8,
use the plwal.

Liod.
Proc. II,
101, 13.
327, 24.
41,
1.
7.
2, 37, 2, et alibi.
543, 7
KOLfiov.
eToXjuovK.
Joann. Mosch. 3017

iri/iovv.
17,
Strab.
6,
21, et alibi._
Mai. 39, 18
247, 8
c/it-
Just. Apol. 1, 43.
XcTOUV.
2.
SI
Adjective.
The
superlative of an
The ending
;
OQ
sometimes becomes
adjective
is
sometimes expressed by sim-
NQ
as
^v/idiva), o-xaXiii/o), tu^Xcbvo).
(Com-
ply repeating that adjective with an inter-
pare the ancient
x"""'i*î Cîvwiu,
pavmiu).
vening Kai.
Inscr. 4697, 19
'Epfiijr
//.eyas
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INTRODUCTION.
the same as
''E.pji.rjs
6 fieyiirros, the
fi6vos koI
Sas
oTpaTtdv,
nevTriKovTa
pvpiatmv
trrpa-
most great Herfnes.

fiovos, the
Euchol. "Ayioi
Tidv.)
<mly holy One.
Genitive.
1.
When the masculine of

by a genitive denothisJiop,
Tottott)-
Numerals.
a mixed nmnber
is
The fractional part of the

connected to the whole
Koi
is
article is followed
ing a city or a province, inicrKtmos,

to be supplied.
Patfirfs.
by
KOI.
Sept. Ex. 25, 10 Auo nijx^wi
Carth. 1256
fjfjiiaovs, sc. ixepovs.
Ftol. Euerg.
apud Athen.
Trrixfav.
pr/T^s Toil
Pallod. Vit. Chrys. 12
9,
17, p.
375
II,
D
680,
Auo
1.
Kui
rj/iia-ovs
Tbv 'AXfâvdpeias QeotfitKov, Theophilus, bishop

of Alexandria.
KOfivBfias.
Dion. H.
681,
13 Aa,8a
xai
Socr.
^fua-ovs fivav.
Cleomed. 22, 9 "Qpa

Kat
km
rjjxicru.
Theod. Ill,
A Eva-e^ws 6 Nt888 A "O r^r 'AXfâv153

Theoph. 30
Kcavtrravrivoxmo-
63,
98,
20 'Enra 10 Auo
ptyia-Ti)
e'Uoinv fj/tepaLS Kal
rjpicrec.
ipkav (ecclesiae) 'AKeânSpos.

*0
xai rjiiurv p.oipas.
Strah. 2, 5, 39
Tov
Bvâvrlov.
120 'O
'H
ijpepa itrriv lapav larjpepivav Sexa-
Xeoif.
Teaa-apmv koi Tcraprov.

Kai ijpuTV XtVpas.
Diosc.
1,
62 Tpeis
The name of the

ceded by the
place,
however,
if
pre-
Plut. II,
r}pi(TV
908 A.
'Ekotoi'
II,
name
of the bishop,
may
ap-
oydorjKovra
8vo Kai
tjpepas.
jipp.
pear without the masculine of the

Athan.
T^ff
article.
315,
95
Mvpiddas
e^
Koi
rjpKnJ
raXavrav.
II,
808
Eiiaefiios TToXeeoy
TTJs
BipyiXKav
Galen. II, 54 F.
TaX\ios, AovKL<l>ep
âpdias vrjaov, AareSocr.
The conjunction
omitted.
rjpia-u.
Kai, however,
is
often
pios Tierprnv
rrjs 'Apafilac.
153
&io-
Athen. Mech. 4 Urjxîs
eiKoa-t rpeis
yvis tiixaias, Mapis XdKKrjSovos.

2.
Cleomed. 64, 17 MvpiaSav PH' rpiVou
The
article rd, followed
by the
geni-
(=
1,080,000
-J).
69, 5 'OKTi ^pla-ovs

tTTabitav.
tive of the
name
of a grandee, denotes the
(âpeovj.
Strah. 8, 6, 21 Tpiav rjptav

1,
quarter of the city of Constantinople in
Diosc.
piav
64 Airpas rpcU
rjpLav.
2, 92,
Mmv
which the palace of that grandee

Chal. 1409
stood.
rjpia'v.
Jos. B. J. 1, 21, 2 TpiSyv rjpiav
TStv UpoKoniav.
Stud. 1073
<TTa8ia>v.
Apoc. 11, 9 'Hp,epas Tpeis ^piqv.
Ta 'AyaSov.
avmi.
3.
Theoph. Cont. 835 Ta

'AvSepiov,
'Apa(rrpi-
x'lut.
I,
781
Clem. A. II, 309
A AeKa&vo ^pitrv A Urjxw em
p.vpidBas.
836 Ta
Ta
"ira/iaBiov.
fjp.icrv.
Afric.
rpi-
Adnomination
is
sometimes
used
84
'Oktukis yap ivbcKa TerapTov
Troiei
where apposition would be more

Dion.
P.
logical.
\idov.
p.r,vov
=8 X
(11
+ = 90
i)
days.
Ibid.
781
KpvtnuWov KaBapov
yXavKriv
\'i6ov.
TpiaKoaiav i^rjKovra
mvre
rerapTov
:= 365
1012 BripvWov
1121 FXau-
i-
KioaivTa \i6ov Kadapoio Torrdôv.
A tc.
P.
Apposition.
following.
ev
Fajiri
Apposition
is
often
Histor. 52, 14 Tfjv ttoKiv Xep&Sivos, the city
used for adnomination in cases like the

Chron. 218, 16 Koyyiaptov
^vXtva
Kai
efiioxev
of Cherson.
vrj(Tovs Tijs
57, 16 T^ woXet Nticaias.
64 Tas
re Srjpas Koi Qrjpa^Ltis KoKovfififas.
da-aapia
6(rTpdKiva,
the
xal
Theoph.
rrjs
Cont.
295 Upas
312,
rriv
iavToii
x^P'"'
same
as
Koyytaptov
daa-apiav
^vXlvcav
^payKias.
18 *H
iroKts
Âpavrias.
Ts) opci
1,
oarpaKivav.
&as XaoK.
Theoph. 691, 19 AwStKa

Alio ;(iXia8fE 'Apaffes.
X'5^"-
320 To
roil
Kdcrrpov tiatmoKTOv.
463, 21
699
Porph.
fitav,
'OXvpwov.
(Compare Horn. Od.
Adm.
2o2, 19
2xo\apUia
^vyfjv
one
TpotTjs
Upov wroKlfBpov. )
pair of earnings.
233
Tî- Cvyf/v
rh o-xoXa-
So
/SoTou.
Sept.
Nehem.
10, 31 'Ev f/pipa tov a-a^-
pUia, the pair of ear^ngs.

Kevrrjvdpiov iv.
243, 8 Aoydpmv
Luc. Act.
the
2, 1
T^K
rinepav ttjs Qcvti]-
Theoph. Cont. 173, 19 MiXiaCedr.

II,
KoiTTTis,
day of Pentecost.
Apocr. Joseph.
piVm
8e
a-aKKia ivvia.
TrXiJflor
19 îpovs
Li/s.
p.vpid-
Narrat. 2 'Hp^pa t^s rerpoSoi, the fourth day
laKmîras
ttoXu.
(Compare
of the week.
(Compare the English,

like.)
tJie
Epitaph. 192, 27 'Eo-xe.Xe ntvrijKooTa
month of January, and the
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So also Sept. Gen. 21, 28
itpoârav, seven ewe lambs.
'Ettto ajivahas
43
eicKal-
Dion. H.
I,
113, 5 yeveais 8e vmepov

Strab. 8,
7,
31, 38 Kpiovs twv
Sexa p,eTa 'iXiou aXacriv.

KKv(r6r)
2 Kart-
npoârav
eptcfmv
irov ov KaTecjjayov.
37, 31 'E(T(j>aâv
Tj
'EXi'kt;
Svalv ereat npo rmv Aevxrpi:
alyS)V.
Tobit
7,
Kpiov irpofidTav,
Kav.
See perd, npo
also bevrcpa,
Tpirr], re-
a male
Oi TOTe
sheep,
a ram.
Theod. Ill, 1056
TdpTTj, Trepjrrrj.)
7.
t5>v 'louSaiidi/ Trpoborai,
=:
oi Tore "loudpop,aiva}v.
In the following examples, the geni-
daZoi irpoboTai.
Mai. 219, 12 nXoIu
tive takes the place of the dative with re-
469, 9 Miav oSov povoiraTiov

Phot. IV, 52
KapApa.
/J6S
:^
Iv novoirdnov.
</ie
gard
to.
Sept.
rrjs
Num.
13,
22
KareaKe^jravTo
C T^
Tris
KapApas Xe|,
2,
word
rqv yrjv dno
epqpov Siv
ecos PoojS eltriropevo-
(Compare Horn. Od.

Achcean
87
Mj/ijot^-
pivav AlpdO.
5.
Cleom^d. 18, 10.
Strab. 8, 4,
'AxatSx, the
suitors.
Compare
rogue of a
13, 1, 32.
{Jos. B. J. 1, 21, 7 Tois
ph
also
such English phrases as
the
eK Xaids x^'-P^s elaTrXeovras irvpyos vaarbs dveX,
steward, that jewel of
a maid, that fool of a
on
the left liand as

1.
you
sail in.)
general^
4.
Dative.
genitive sometimes performs the
The dative sometimes

time.
t'Uoiri
The
denotes extent of space, or duration of
functions of the dative denoting to or for.
Dion. U.
I,
37, 12
Hivre
irpbs
rnls
Porph. Cer. 376 KaXi) aov

ing
vp.lv,
f/pepa,
good m,ornfipipa
(TTaSiois d(f>e(TTa>s Pedrov.
38, 3.
M.T](f>vXa 6e
to
you (compare 599, 10 KaXij
as TpidKovTa
(TTadlois
anoBev ôvvrjs.
Strab.
SpxovTfs,
good morning
to you, sirs).
17, 1, 2 'Ynep Se ras a-vpfioXas tov 'AorajSopa

Koi
eivai
6,
5.
The genitive sometimes denotes duClementin.

1,
TOV
NeiXov
a-raSiois
ttj
enraKocrlois
Meporjv
ration of time.
Se Starpi^jfas,
3,
15
'llp.epav
noXtv opavvpov
i/fjaa.
Jos. Ant. 11,
and having stayed some
days.
Tpo(j)^ Kal TTora Kai rots fjSetnv airoraâ-
58 'H
^jjrrjiTis
Tpiaiv cneKpanjirev r)pepS>v, the
pevTj
rpurlv rjpepais.
B. J.
Prooem.
7 'EXaJK
6rea"t
discussion lasted three days.

pas cKei pelvavTfs.
ripepav Se
iTnp,etvai.
12, 1 MiSs
t(j>Ji,
ripi-
Kara
Kpdros
lepoaoXvpa
Kai
Karao'xatv
6, 19.
13, 1 "Aîov,
ivravBa
Tpuri Koi prjmv e|.
Epict. 2,
3,
J lift.
1136 C
Lucian.
II,
fj
571 "Eojku
rjpcpav.
Monarch.
Irm,.
8c
6.
Theophil.
10, p.
ivravBa Siarpiêiv rpiav
irivre
469 A.
Herodn.
erea-tv.
3, 15,
7 Bao-iXeuo-of
Philostr.
362 'Upepau
8e TCTTapaKovra Bia\eeifbiarpl-âs iroiv.
OKToiKaiSeKa
I,
Basil.
IV, 797 A.
\6e\s kv 'O'KvpTTia.
365 Avolv
Epiph.
677
C.
536 ^vyyevopeVQS avra

nrrdpav.
tJkovtl els 'lai/lav
irav
Sometimes
Polyb.
1,
this dative is preceded
by
^'j-.
Porphyr. Vit. Plot. 52, 12 "oXmi'

trvvatv
17,
18
^TpaTOTTeêviravTes iv oKTOi
eruv bcKa StereXecrc

oiSei/.
pev
Tttrt,
'ypd<f)a)V
6e
araSiois dno T^s jroXeas. 3, 95, 6 Kadoppicrdels

8e Tcov TToXepitav eu dnoaTTjpari Trcpi Tot's 6y8orjKovra otoSiovs.
9,
60, 16 EiKO(ri Koi e^ irSiv oKav iv tj
Papi) diaTpifjfas.
6.
pijv,
2l, 2 'Ektiotoi pev yap

(rraSiois.
The
or Toi
genitive depending
is
upon
rjpepa,
diro
daXdrnjs ev OKTiofeaiSeKa
Diod.
rrjs
equivalent to ptra t6v in conPolyh.

1, 6,
20,
74 'Qf
fix
ev
Svcri
is
oraS/ots otto
y^s
structions like the following.
aTToaaXeveiv.
(This
a sort of Latinism.
T^
npoTtpov erei t^s t&v TaXarav
f(f)6Sov,
Compare, Aesculapii templum quinque millibus

ginti
like.)
2.
Matt. 28, 1 Miap tru^^drav,
SC. f/pepav, the
passuum
novem.
distans.
Vixit
annis
vi-
fir^ day after the Sabbath.

Aiav irpat Act. 20,
TJjg
Marc. 16, 2
Lwc. 24,
1.
Imperabit triennio, and the
/uas o-ajS/Sdrmv.
7.
Paul. Cor.
1, 16, 2.
App.
II,
In examples like the following, the
839, 20 'Hk SeKarr) rpcmSiv depiv&v.
(Com-
dative corresponds to the Latin ablative.

Jos. Ant. 14, 8, 5 Aeixios Kmravios Aev<lov
uiAr
pare Polyb.
rati
2, 18, 6 ILapayevop-ivav 8c iroKiv

els
KfXrmv
'AXâv orpaTevpan peydKa
KoXX
km
Hanlpios Kvpiva, of the
litra njv Tfjs jroXeas KaraKij^jftv tret TptaKOcrrm..
gens of Collina,
of the gens of Quirina.
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apTOVS
Ttjv
peoTjpirpat,
monia.
Aemilia.
Inscr. 1104.
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Fahia.
Ex.
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15 BdSia-ov npbs âpaa to

Dion. H.
tt/v I,
1186
*a/3ia,
1327. 2462
in the morning.
448, 15 Eir
f'jri
KupeiVa (for
Yivp'iva),
Quirina.
2007
Kvpivq.
\6yovs i\6a>v ipo\

dov a-ivoSov.
reXevTaiav
4,
aTpaTorref^Soprjv
2460
3.
Kvprjva (for Kirpira).
Joann.
52 X6(s &pav
Sometimes the
dative
vnaTois
cor-
dip^Kev avTov 6 nvpcTos,
where the accusative,

in logical apposition
'^**-
responds to the Latin ablative

conmlihus.
Jos.
absolute
strictly speaking,
is
Ant.
14,
10,
13
AevKiif
with the adverb x^"TijK 8e
^V^^-
^>
^7
AivrXa, Tata Map/ceXXm

tiilo,
virdrois,
LllClO LenInsrr.
TOV ^Xi'ou fipcpav
Koivfj irdvTes t/jv
avvtrjv
Caio ilarcello consulihis.

'En-iSi'ti),
2562 2943
eXeva-cv Trowvpeda.
Const. Apost. 7,
ypcpav,
Tr]v
30
AouKi'm
Kdo-o-o)
Tin'm 'AxuXfiVoj imaTOii.

AfiTuXa) Kai AfUKio)
avaaTacripov tov
(papev,
Kvplov
KvpiaK^v
KopvTjXi'o)
Ilcio-tBi't
(TVvipxeaBe
f)
dbioKeiiTTais.
Mai.- 405
viraTois.
5898
(A. D.
146) S/Ira 'Epovxia

2e(3ijpiM
1.
TiviTai fKel
4.
vavpaxia &pav
Tpirrfv Trjs ^fiepas.
KXdpa
B,
rw'm KXauSio)
xmr
(=
COSS.).
is
Sometimes the accusative
after
Accusative.
object.
fie\6e7v,
The accusative
comparative denotes the msasure of

or deficiency
;
excess
often used for the dative of the remote
that
is,
it
takes the place of
Mosch.
ecos
B EiVe rbv vlov pov my son to come out. Joann. 2876 B AtjXoI airbv 6 yipav, Afvpo
Apophth. 296
tell
the dative.
Theophil.
3,
21 AeUwcrdai
(TVV
irpo-
yeveaTepov eivai tov MavG'TJv Kal tovs

evveaKocriovs
rj
avT^
tov
Kal
;^tXious
iviavToiis
irpb
&Se, the old
man
requests
him
(saying).
'e8^X<bKOivavlas-
^XKiaKov noXipov.
5.
Come
<7cv
as
far as
here.
2877
Ttjs
Examples of the accusative

:
in adjura-
avrbv fieplda
7rp.yJAat
avTOv
tions
a-oL,
Epict. 2, 19, 15 At'ye ôj, tovs Beovs

irpmTjv eXeyes,
Theopih. 604, 19.
Porph.
Adm. 74
'O âxri-
per
deos.
3, 1,
36 M^,
ajro v6-
\vs
dr]\o7roii
v^ds dtreXOelu Kai dirobiwâi tovs
TOVS 6covs
a-oi, veavi<TKe.
3, 20,
4 Kai
iroi.
UaTîvaKLTas otto tov tottov avrav,

driXoitrav
201
Âvre-
a-ov ioTtv aXJjeXijdfjvat,
tov 6e6v
Eunap.
tov Kvptv Vapavov kiu
ttjv
âtrikeiav
V. S. 39 (69).
Chal. 1541
C T,),/ â>Tr,piavToi
!
rjpav XeyovTes ore Et roOro noLrjaopev,
aTLpla
âaiXeas, by the emperor's safety
Gregent.
eôpev yevetrBai
*Edr}\o7roirj(7e
els
tovs yeirovas ^pmv.
209, 9
573
Tov
T^w
evxi]v
(TOI.
Joann. Mosch. 2925

êpdmSos.
tov âcikea fjp&v tov ayiov tov
'S.kpainv,
=;
Trpos tov
2997
A A
dnofTTiiKai
aTTeKdrjS kv
iva
iturrov
Trj
avQpamov.
208,
20
"\va
Tow 6e6v, bv
o-e'/Sfis,
diroXvirov pe.
(Compare
trrjv <ra>Tr]-
TToXet Kot elnijs (sic) tov jSao'tXea
Athan.
piav,
I,
625
i/Laprvpopevos t^v
aTTOffTetXTy
Koi Trapakd^rj
to
KadTpov pov.
to the emperor.)
1.
Cer. 12, 12
'E7ridi8<oa-iv 6 drjpoKpdTrjs, rjyovv 6
Indicative Mood.
ent indicative is often
'Yhe pres-
dopSfTTtKOS^ TO
XlêWdpiOV TOV
deaTTOTTJV.
.520,
used
for the future,

will happen.
5 Af-yet TOV ddpiv(rovvdKwv dneXdovra eitrdâi

TOV \oyo6eTi]v.
Toi/
to express vividly that

êpt. Gen. 6,
Kal TTiv 7^1/.
which
Leo Gramm. 352, 11

Aiav on 6 Xaos
AtjXoI
13
*l8ou iyai KaBa^Qeipto avTovs

1,
TTOTpidpxriv 6
(TKavboKiêTai
Josu.
11
'Et-i Tpels riptpai Kai
bid Tas eLKovas2.
vpfis diaâivfTf tov 'lopSai/ijv tovtov.
Matt.
padr)-
The accusative sometimes takes the

Jos. Ant. 11, 1, 3
l6,
18
IIpo;
o-e TTOiffi
TO
ndaxo
pcTo.
rav
place of the genitive.

OiKo8o;iij(7(ao-tv
ray pov.
Luc. Act.
1,
6 Kupif,
el kv t<b
xpo"?
avrhv
vyjros
piv i^r)KovTa nrj-
TouTO) diroKaBurrdveis t^k âaCKclav toC 'lirpaijX,
X^'S, Tmv 8
avriav koi tA eSpos.
Apophth.
Martyr. Polyc.
11.
Const.
Apost.
6,
15
380
Cer.
3.
Air TOV prjva, twice
a month.
Porph.
'Oral' TfXfVTa, /Sanrifo/iat,

to
when I
baptized.
am
about
472 "Exaw ^d6os <nri6apds Sio.
die,
then
I mil
2,
be
Apocr.
The accusative sometimes denotes the

Sept.
Joseph. Narrat.
Kal
I)
2 Kai 6 v6p.os eipi<rKerai,
time when.
Gen. 43, 15 Met'
s'luoi)
eopTTj
Ayla emTtXovpevri CTrtTeXeiTai
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The present
indicative, in .certain cases,
irapaSpdpjis.
Clementin.
uttoo-xo).
349
A
3,
Trapdaxco.
corresponds to the English infinitive pre-
Philostr.
pav^^s.
322
yôw.
15
2 dwol?;droi-
ceded by can, or cannot.

Tovro TO yeVos ovk eKiropeieTai,
fvxfi Koi vijoreia.
Matt.
cl
jirj
17,
iv
21
Cj/rt7Z.
//.
Procat.
Nil.
Seigi;,
vpoa-
X^B,
diroXaifrriTe, XdfirjTe.
461
\dfiris.
^jerz-'t-rf
(compare Marc.
9,
29 ToCto
el
firj
Infinitive Mood.
infinitive,
is
1.
The
TO ysvos iv oiibevl dwuTat. eêXBeiv,

Trpoo-fuxs
<l>pOflV, to
ev
when not preceded by the

and
is
article,
*'
VTjiTTeiq).
Lucian.
I,
336 Oi
equivalent to on with the perfect indica-
nXouTO)!/, MsVlTTTTOV TOVTOvl TOV KVVa
tive or optative,
used after verbs

hear,
TrapotKoiivra,
3.
signifying
to
;
say,
as,
tliinh,
and their
Not unfrequently the present or future

Gen. 17, 9 Si 8e
equivalents
indicative-has the force of the imperative.

Sept.
ttjv StaOrjiofv p.ov Sia-
âoLV k\T)Kv6evai
âalv
2.
"Ecjiaa-av eXrfKvdhai.
OTi fXi)Xu5a<rt ^^''E<j>a<Tav
on
iXrjXvdoiev.
TTjpri(Teis-
Ex. 20, 3 Ovk taovral aoL
deal eTcpot
k. t.
The
perfect infinitive sometimes takes

infinitive.
irXfiv ip.ov.
Oi
noirjcreis
(reavr^ iiBtoKov,
X.
the place of the aorist

4, 28,
Polyh.
Jos. Ant. 11, 6, 5 El Tiva 6e\eis Tols imjKooij

evepyeirlav KaTaSetrdai, KeXevtrets npoppiôv
\e<r6ai.
ypdyj/eis
trreiKrj
(ztto-
2 iirmeifKexBai,
neiioirfdai.
Diod. 11,
1,
TTenoiritrBai
noifja-ai.
Diog.
114
ye-
12, 2,
4 'Eav ovv
(tol
&ok^, âaikev,
oirojs
yovkvai.
Patric.
135, 20 'EvbfbaKivm xpl
Ta Tav
^lovdaiiav dp^îepel
diro-
npos toCto.
TTTLtrdrji/aL.
Theoph. 25 êâjTTicrdai
;3a-
Tav Trpea^VTepoiv e^ e^
'Avaipel odv
aTrda-rjs (pvXijs.
Mai. 271, 16
Hepaas
4.
eKaarros
ovs
fêj
3.
The
infinitive
preceded by the
article
witli
ets tdiov
avTOv oikov.
TOV is often equivalent to 1m, or

its
on
The
perfect indicative is often used for

Sept. Ex. 32, 1 Kai Ibav 6 \abs
efc
appropriate mood.
pe Kvpios tov
TtoLâat
prip.a
p.T]
Sept.
tlktciv.
Gen. 16, 2
18, 7 *ErdMj/fiapois
(rii
the aorist.
2u//KXctcre
OTi KexpdviKe i/lavarjs Kara^rjvai

(TVViarri
yocc.
ToS opovs,
1
X^v^
^0^
avro.
18, 25
6 Xaos
cm
'Aapav.
2,
Diod. 16,
5,
yk-
irotrjo'eLi
as to
tovto tov anOKTeivai biKaiov
Strab. 1, 2, 13.
35 yeyoxe =^
ireiipaKe irdura
1 1,
peTa
d{Tffiovs.
19, 21 'EttI
Tr)i>
tw
pfjpaTi
Toira tov
iyivcTO.
Matt. 13, 46 'AneKdav
prj KaTaarpeylraL
ttoKw.
19, 22 'Zirevaov ovv toC

pi)
o(Ta eiX^J "'" vydpatrcv avTov.
Paul. Hebr.
Tov
1,
TOV (Ttodrjvm dpapTftv

o-e
eKel.
20, 6
epc.
'E(j)iia-dpr]v a-ov
17 HuTTii
irpocrcvrivoxev 'A^padp,
1,
'lo-adx.
els
Josu. 19, 48.
22, 10.
Herm.
hehaKev.
Vis.
1 itiwpaKe.
I,
Plut.
687
Eeg.
odoiis
3, 16, 31.
Ps. 38, 1 Elna 0Xd|ffl tos dpapTaveiv ev

y\c6(T(jrj
App.
71, 2
ip.ireirpfjKaa-i.
Patric.
elprjKacri.
pov tov
pfj
pov.
121
de'SmKci/.
124, 12
SeStoKao-t.
125
118, 57 EtTra TOV (jyuXdâaddi tov vopov aov.

Inscr.
128
12
wewpdxcuriv9,
Theoph. 5 KardKiXonrcv.
yeyove.
8,
4896 KipSweveiv
Matt. 13, 3
I/llC.
fjpds tov prj exîv to
SedojKE.
16
33, 18 ecapoKe.
34
58,
vopiôpeva.
'ihov e^ffkBev 6 aiiei-
iseiro'ai<e.
37, 7 iruvTeraKTai.
41
KeKXrjKe.
pav TOV
aireipeiv.
Act. 23, 15'ETOipoi'.

27,
2,
itiirrtoKev.
59, 17
co-x^k""''-
71, 12 xaTeiX^-
iapev TOV dveXelv avTov.

dirorrXeiv.
'EKpLdr]
els
tov tov
(fxun.
82, 6
ireirXripaicev.
83,
18
irewpax^v.
Yi&ldo-Jacob.
jreptrraTâ-ai.
''<"'
4 KaTe^rj
6,
1
87
TTfTTOI'âO'iJ'.
napdheiaov tov
Ea-Tija-ev av-
Subjunctive Mood.
future indicative in
Sometimes
T^v
ij
prjTTfp avTJis x^po'i-
Siarretpda-ai ei icrra-
the aoris* subjunctive is equivalent to the
Tai, to see
if she could stand up.
Eus. Alex.
apparently indepenoxKriOfi.
365
OiiK
earI
tovto
apurrov
deUov tov
dent sentences.
Esai. 10,
Sept. Tobit 6, 8
KaTma-xiveiv tov nevrjTa.

\eva-as toC Sodijvai.
Toil
Mai. 440, 11 Ke-
14
dvTfinr)-
33,
24 d^f^j.
jSymm.
440, 21 'HvdyxaCov avTas
Ps. 54,
24
KaTevkyKn^.
Theodtn. Dan. 12, 10
npotaraadai.
460
AT/Kaa-as avTm tov

t5>v
pij
iiikeyexn, iKKevKavOatri, irvpaBacri, dyiaaBaiTi,

dvoiirj(T(oiri.
deâa-dai.
463
'Hj-
ydp drjXadev ex
Tiepaav
tov
Men. Rhet.
232,
12
dpydoT],
TOO a-vvatpBrjvai noKepov.
467 Vpdâs avTa
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yp-aro Se
dcKfj.
INTEODUCTION.
Theoph. 65, 19 UpocrpediToicaXvêaiv- dv6pa>7ra>v
nvav
oTrovorjTiore Kaoi-
avTov xal >tov yeviuBai (rivoSov ev 2ap-
aravrat.
dvtTiaoTTjpia,
iravrX
Tp&ir<o
ra roiavra
Ill,
9 'EâmXiCeTo tov KareKBeiv
els
aTTodoKipaa-deiatv.
Pallad.
r/p'iv
Laus.
1178 D.
Chal.
kK&iR-qa-iv
avToii.
336
TlapaKoKaiv
airov tov
TlapidcoKev
Ephes. 1000
Tdvto
paprvpridfj.
etvai
avTov
(rvfi/iujôv P(B/iaioif.
roil
337
905 A"E\6a<nv
OStoj âv
'Epayrr]6fi
Kajj,
rj
01 vordpioi Ka\ etnaaiv.
1012
'lova-nviavos
yjrdWea-dai ev toJs eKKXrjo-iats
oSros els 8vo yevTirai.
1080
TO 'O fiovoyevrjs uios koX \6yos tov 6eov.
342
iyia (Tvvohos.
fXSrj.
Apophth. 112
Leo.
A A
38
Mafluv TOV TTpeafieieLv

that he
jJKciv,
having learned
'O
deXav iXBuv,
Tact.
9,
had come as an ambassador.

AeSotra TOV
fifj
Porph.
'ATTOtrreXXrjs 5e
2.
Kai rtvas KaâXXaptove.
Adm. 132
yevea-dat.
nap' fip&v KarahrjKov

avrrjv iroKXa. tov
When
used.
the exhortation includes also
268, 14 HapcKoiKovv
the exhorter, the first person of the subjunctive is
rjtTVXa(Tai (cat
irapaâpâai avTois to irraurpM.
Pseudo-Jbs. Mace. 12.
Apocr.
rf/v 6r)-
4.
juexa,
In expressions like the following,

after,
is
Act. Paul, et Thecl. 30 Aor diraydyo}

ptopdôv.
to be supplied before the

a-Trjvai.
Apophth. 341
let
"iSm ipas rtKva
article to.
Porph. Cer. 197 Kai to
pov Tiyamjpeva,
dren.
me
see
you,
my
dear
chil-
Toiis veovip.<j)ovs,
and after
the bride
and bride-
Theoph. 384, 9
"iSco i8<b
t^v avyovarav
groom
where
shall have stopped

/utra is
(compare 201, 12,
Pmpaioiv, let
see, let
me
see the
empress of
expressed).
1.
the
Romans.
Participle.
is
The
present participle
3.
Sometimes ihe future

Synes.
optative is used
sometimes used
for the future participle.

ovojii
in prohibitions.
BtKalov
TTore
(jiovov
1433
Mt/Sc yap
Me?i. P. 282, 8 KavSlx

a-^fvofievos.
ns
rjpiBr)
itpe-
Trpoird'ÔLO.
Basil.
p.r)8e
sttI
Sd,
ttoXv
Theoph. 125, 12 Tov
avairXri-
585
rrjv
'Q>v p7}he
vvv avdaôio,
o-civ
povvTa TOV TOTTOV t6v epov dnefTTeiKa.

IIe/Ai//'a?,
249, 8
Kaff ijpwv
rmv
rpo(j)Lpo3V
v^piv avrav
&s
(l)aai, Koi
tov dvaipovvra avrov.
Kal drrovotav evraBrjvai trvyxoiprnToiS'
2.
The
perfect participle is
sometimes
Joann.
4,
Expression of
by means of the
optative,
Wish.
is
wish
used for the aorist participle.

KEKOjriaKiis.
referring to futiu-e time
expressed also
6,
13
9,
/SfjSpoHcoo-i.
6,
19
eKrjka-
aorist subjunctive, future
KOTcs.
Theoph.
10
yeyovoTor.
or future indicative.
Sept.
Commands and
1.
Prohibitions.
By
the aorist subjunctive.
Ruth
1,
In mild commands or decrees, later and
9 Awt; Kvpios vplv Kai evpijre dvdirav(rLV eKaarrj

ev otKO) dvSpos avrrjs.
Byzantine writers often use the present or

aorist subjunctive.
Dion. H.
Ill,
1445, 4
This
is
apparently a
^vveveyKTj pev ravra vplv Ka\ yevoiprjv eyo) kokos

eiKao-Tijff
'Att/t;
Latinism.
kKtjpov dyiov.
.
Hippol. 804
JEus. II,
A "Ek/SXjjt-os yivr/Tm
*E7rl
Tav etropevav.
17
Jos. B. J. 4, 3, 10
325 C
II,
tovto p6-
8e
!
rrelpa roii
Xoyav I
may it
never come
vov rpaTTCotTiv.
Athan.
701
A
B
Oi npoeiprj'O
pr)
to
pass
Ignat. Polyc; 8 'EppairOai. vpds Sid

Bern fipmv 'Iqaoii "KpiiTTa
pevoi e)(6po\ naOaipeOamv.
821
ei8i>s
navTos ev
evâpni ev
TOV
let
Trjs
TTKTTeas \6yov pdBrj trapa 'Adavaaîov,
Siapetvrjre ev evorqri 6eov koi eTTiiTKoirfj ! II,
Orw.
eWe Kdv
him
learn.
Basil. IV,
401
'Ejrl
Toiir
1016 A.
"i>a
Athan.
I,
740
A 'AXV
Epiph.
XaiKois dvoppKpatri.
nuriSai.
KeipTjTai.
753 C
'Eêrao'Bacri
de
aKovoTji,
KOI aii TreurBfis!
I,
428 A
Pachom. 952
Epiph.
aiiTov
I,
MijSflr tijv KeCJjaKrjV
Tevtjrai hvvapis ev
rovra ra v8an.
Apophth.
421 C "EêKBe
to SaipoII,
397
SvyxapfioT] vplv 6 6e6s !
Const. (536),
.'
VLOv
(ITT*
Koi
vyiTjs yevTjTai.
712
1148
1209
AeiâTtotrav
TCOK
....
etTrmtrt.
Garth. 19 *Edv tis
D E
'A.va(TKa(j>!j
rd darea rmv MawpôioiK

ra dirrka rov narpos
A.va'jravQfi
(tov f
cTrKTKOirav KaTrjyoprJTM, irapa Tois t^s avrrpcorevovtriiV 6 Karrjyopos
Joann. Mosch. 3105
M17
itoii^rrrj
6 Beds!
rov \a)pas
irpdypa,
dvaydyjj t6
Mai. 146, 17
EitraKovcn; Kvpios d Beds <tov tovs
83
"Ocra yap 8i iwTrviav Ka\ paraimv
Xdyovi Pa\jrdKov.
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optative.
Inscr.
II,
5760 Tpav
^Tjo-ois /
Ens.
891
Dactylic.
'tyiaL-
vovra ae 6 6e6s 6 iravTOKparcDp 8ia(f>v\dôi inl
"OvTiva pev
fiaa-iXija
Kal
eôpôK
&vhpa
Kixelrj.
iroWois
erea-iv.
Athan.
Cyrill.
I,
361
'O
fleos vp.a.i
Horn.
11.
2, 188.
hw.<pvKaôi!
hi
v\)ja,s
H.
Procat. 17 *uTfi'o-ot
koI (rrpaTevtroi up,ds
Tdav
otJrts
opoia vorjpaTa nrjveXoTreirj.
Od.
2,
els ttjv fKKKrjcriav
121.
MevTiop, bs p
'0hv<Trj0s
eavTa.
Simoc. 327 'O
6e6s, avToxpaTaip, 6 Ka-
dpipovos êv halpos.
\e(ras ae fiainXeveiv imoTciôi aoi

Xe/noSi/ra
navra to
tto-
Od.
2,
225.
ry
/SucriXeia.
Jîc. II,
744
'O 5e6s
(j>v\dôi Tois evKafieis (Sao-iXfts fip,av.
Trochaic.
By
tlie fittiire
indicative.
Sept.
Tobit
Avopa Tioajvov OTrapdTTmv

KVKav.
Arist.
Kal
TapaTTav Kal
10, 11.
Vfiiv.
Apophth. 124
II,
A 'O
fleos (ruyxaprjo-ei
Ach. 682.
Tra)(v.
N'i'c.
700
*uXdÊt 6 dc6s
Tfjv
â-
Tois aypoiKouTiv travoipyas &(TTe (paivetrdai
(TiKeiav
avTav ! /iaKpyvcl 6 6f6s tovs \p6iiovs avTrKeiarov 6 Oeos xapoTroirnrei avTovs /

t'is
Eq. 317.
rav
7rt
Tdêav
diraWayevTes
Kal
kokuv
(jioivLKiKav.
Theoph. 279, 18 Ei
iTOirja-t
ttotc
lanv,
roi/
popov
Pac. 303.
Tov lov8a I
jxc
êos avrafnohiaxTî avra
AXX
aKOV(TavTes toiovtov xaipopev KrjpvypaTos.
dSiKovvTi
dia Taxous !
Ibid. 311.
'E^<l>v(rr)a-if
TO(rovTOV TroXcfioVf axTTc
rw
KOTrva.
Rhythm.
In ancient Greek the basis of rhythm
qvMntity
larly
; is
Ibid. 611.
TavTa Tolmv, pa t6v

ovhevos.
'AttoXXo),
'ya
TreTricrprjv
that
is,
the metrical ictus regusyllable.
Ibid. 616.
faUs
upon a long
The
Trjvhe pev hiKpols ea>6ovv ttjv 6ebv Ktjpiypaxnv.
word-accent has no perceptible influence

in versification
;
Ibid. 638.
still
the laws of the lanshould be rendered

[Aristot. Elench.
'Ettci ail hia
guage require that
it
Iambic.
to
(r(o<j>povetv
perceptible to the ear.

4,
t^
Tsansor
eihes
rjhri ;
8 Uapa Be
rfiv
npoircaBiav ev pev tois avfv

Trotrjo-at
Nub. 1061.
So^fflxaTOK.
ypa^Tis biaKeKTLKois ov pahiov

he Tois yeypappevois
Xoyov, ev
olou
SotpmraTOV y eKeivov ; &
ri a'
e'lirio
(cut iroii^patri
paXKov
Toiis
Ibid. 1378.
T1S)S
Koi TOV "Oprjpov evioi htopBovvTai
npos
e\ey-
yap to pev
o'bv
(japa XPV ir\r]yav dOatov
XpvTas
las CLT&nais elpr)ic6rra

'
" to pev o5 KaTaniTrf
elvai;
Ibid. 1413.
deTai opl^pta
Xvoutrt
yap avTO
Kal
Trpoaahla
'AXX' ovhapov vopLêTm tov iraTepa todto TratTX""Ibid. 1420.
\eyovTes to ov o^vTepov.
TOV 'Ayapepvovos,
Trepl
to evvTrviov
elirev
on
oiiK
avTos 6 Zeis
Tois evpvrrpaKTOVs yovv
tovtovi
Ibid. 1099.
" hiSopev he
oi
evxos dpeirdm," dXhd tw ew-
oth* eyatj KdKetvovl,
m'ua evereWeTO hihovai.
This shows that ov

ov
Kal TOV
Ti
hf/T
KopriTTjv
tovtovL
was readily distinguished from
(even
epels
when the
latter
was pronounced without

'
'UTTTipeff ,
&
Kivovpevoi.
the rough breathing), and the
first
perhi-
^povpovvT
vvKTcop
iyu}
Te Koi crv
KaTa irepmaTovvre
son hihopev from the

hopev.
Epic
infinitive
Vesp. 237.
Consult the passages referred to

t6vos,
T^9 dpTovaXihos \a66vT eKKeiâpev tov oKpov.

MijTTCi)
under
eyicXtTWOi,
dêia, 0apeia,
nept-
\a6aiv
riff
epirohoiv rjpds KaKov ti hpaarj.
(rTrapivrj.^
Ibid. 247.
co-
Sometimes the accentual rhythm

incides with the quantitative
;
K&v
pfj
KoXovvrav
tcws /loj^Xous pâXmo'iv ai
as.
yvvalxes.
LyS. 310.
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'Ei* rrj (TOpai vvvl \a-)(ov
to ypdp,}xa aov diKaêcv.
SipPXoi/
fie
(l>aa-i.
XPW^'^''^
^'X^'"
airavTcs aOrdi/.
Plut. 277.
'Off rjhofxai,
Vesp. 241.
/ecu
KaX rkpirofiai
ISovXofxai
;iôp6i)o"at.
'Ett'
avTov as Ko\ovpevovs &v
rjÛria-tv,
dXXo.
Ibid. 288.
Jbid. 244.
rfju
Mifiovnevos Koi
Ibid. 291.
BX7;;(a)ftEi/ot
o-e
noSolv
iiSl
TrapevadKevav.
"Aij/aiires
eir els Tr)v
dvpav KpLrj&ov epneaaipfv.
Lys. 307.
tovtovI mvanrra
KaTaXaôvTes.
Tis |uXXd/3oiT' if
Trjyav
" AiTTOv
;
Toil
^vKov rmv
iv Sdjura oTpa-
Ibid. 297.
Ibid. 313.
povov ^rpCLTvKXibos Ta baKTvKa npoaeX'

Ibid. 365.
o'ayrrjpias*
On the
is
other hand, the accentual rhj'thm
Bmv.
sometimes the reverse of the quantita;
STfixovaaii doToI? dpT] t^s
Soph.
tive
that
is,
the word-accent coincides

foot.
Ant. 186.
edi|raf îfiijKe, kotti ;fp(BTi bfîav.
with the thesis of the

following examples
:
We
give the
Ibid. 246.
Ibid.
TeXof
8'
or ovSeu
fjv
ipevvaiaiv irKiov.
268.
Quantitative Trochaics, but Accentual

Iambics.
'JJ liadv(a>va>v
Haiicrm nplv opyrjs K.apk peuTacrm \eyo>v.
Ibid.
280.virepTaTr],
avaaaa Jlfpa-iSmv
Aesch,
Pers. 157.
Mrjrep
r]
Accentual Rhythm.
yii/ai.
After the
Sipôv yepaia, X^'P^ Aapciov
fourth century, quantity ceased to be appreciated

tual
&0v pev evvdreipa
Uepa-ai/, deov be Kal prjTTjp
by the Greeks generally, accenrhythm having taken the place of

It
Ot yepovTes
Arist.
ol
TraXatoi
pepcjjopecrda
ttj
TrdXet.
quantitative rhythm.
would seem, how-
Ach. 676.
'AacjiaXeios
ever, that scholars continued to enjoy the

iarXv
rj
Ols
llo(Tt8ai^
^ciKTrjpla.
ancient
rhythm
at least as late as the sixth
Ibid. 688.
T(B
century.
&vbpa kv(^qv rfkiKov Oovicvdldijv
Thus, Joannes Lydus recognizes

Icuiff
yap
eiKos
the distinction between
and
s/iort
Ibid. 702.
yLyd. 141 XlappiKibas 8e Vcopaloi opampais
Toif
vioicrt 8'
evpiirpwKTOs Kal )iaXos
x^
KXcipiov.
Tovs Te yoveaiv^ tovs re ttoXitoiv (poveas

KaXoiia-i,
diro-
Ibid. 712.
itapiVTJjs CKarepovs vpocrayopevovres.

eiri Trjs
Tov yepovra ra yepovri tou veov Be

Ibid. 718.
'H5tKT;/xevat
roj
vea.
Ata(popaii 8e
eiravvpias ravTrjv napexovai

ttjv
TrpdiTrjv
nva
rjfxtv p,p,<p6fxe(r6'
(riKTTeWovTes yap
(ruWaîjV
yap
ivavriov.
Nub.
Kal ^pax^lav ivoiovvres tovs yovias, CKTeivovres
576.
Tr)V
8e Toiis iTnjKOouf (rqpaivovtriv.

els
That
is,
pa-
BpvaWid*
iavTov
evBias
^vvcXKvo'as
rentes,
short A,
the plural of
parens,
with a
Ibid. 585.
means
parents, yoveis, but
pawith
Ov âvelv
<pacrKfv vplv,
f/v
aTpaTriyrjirri
'
KXemv.
rentes, from parens, pareo,

a long A, means
uv(TTiXKovTfs,
subjects,
in-jjKoot.
Mavddvovras ToWl^ripas
Triphal. Tois
"ifirjpas oils
Toiis
hpiiTTapxov TrdXai.
Here
slwrtening,
and
eKTeivovres,
xPiy^^s
juoi ôrfdrja-ai
Spopxo.
lengthening, refer to pronunciation.

ther, in irapevrrjs, this
Fiu--
Ibid.
author represents
the Latin case-ending jES (long H) by H2,

Quantitative Iambics, but Accentual
Trochaics.
and not by E2
which shows that he did
not regard E and

to 6epp,a \ovTpd
as isochronous.!
Kai
TO! riva yviiprjv
fxwv
^//eyels
In accentual rhythm the metrical ictus

regularly coincides with an accented syl-
Arist.
Nub. 1045.
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syllable.
Evapl6firjT0i Kal jrpoSijXoi Tols irdtriv.
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The
following are the most usual
H/ifis 8e (tovto) TTpbs Taina dvrepovfiev
accentual feet
Trochee,
syllable
;
Toif bo^dôvaiv
SiSe, i)s
ovre Sapov,
an accented and an unaccented

Ttlve.
OvTe BavpaoTov Koi jrapdSoôv tovto
as \iym, Xeye,
To
o-dJo-ai
Xpi&Tov
Toiis
{npo) Ttemo-TevKOTas,
Iambus, an unaccented and an accented

as
kclKos, TTurrms.
ETret KpiTris
SUaios imdpyiei povos,

ovk oXeirat.
Kal
;
Trar 6 Toirrm jruTTevo-as
Pyrrhic, two unaccented syllables

Xeyd-jxevos, Iprf-fuKOs.
as in
The am-thmy
of most of these lines ensues
from the use of the accentual iambus.

AeoTTOiKo Trdvayvs prJTep
Dactyle,
an accented and two unaccenti]
ed
as XcyofifV, avBpamos.
tok 6e6v pov TeKovcra,
Anapaest,
two unaccented and an accent-
Aia Tas Betas eiKovas
r]
fiesta
fjv
pov
eKoirr).
ed
as novTjpos, Tvpavvels-
Ovk ayvoels
Tijv aiTiav, di
ipdvij 6
Aeav.
rfjv
Tribrach, three unaccented ; as in irepiwaTOVVTCS, 8o^(tô-fiepov,
IIp6<pdaoov TOLvvv as Td)(os Kal unral pov

Xe'tpa.
Creticus,
an accented, an unaccented, and

ffoC.
Seîa TOV
i\|î'(rTou
rj
dno aov
(rapKaiBeiira
(Trjs
an accented ; as 2pn
IIoAXaff TtOLel Tas dvvdpeis Sta ttjs
peaLTeias.
The following accentual dimeters

referred
to the time of
vof),
are
These accentual hexameters correspond to

the following quantitative hexameters
Kat piv
eyo) KaTeXetirov la)v ev 8ajpa<r
:
by the Byzantine chronographers

Phocas the Rebel
(6 rvpav-
who reigned
in the early part of the
epoia-tv.
seventh century.
UdKiv
els
Kal irooias 6 S
Tov kovkov
eireiTa 6eo2s ev^êtrdai dvayei.
XaodiKTfv eladyovaa, Svyarpav eldos dpitrrqv.

jiies,
HoXlv tov vovv
diriXeKes.
eVot'ijcrfi'
In the iambic Tpmrdpia of John of Daittttikov,
[Theoph. 457 'O 8e iooKar

Koi oi
fls (v.
mascus two kinds of rhythm are

ible,
discern-
UpdaiPoi v^purav avTov \eyovTes, HdXiv

eiTies,
the quantitative and the accentual.

Tpondpia
ai-e
TOV KavKov
1.
HdXiv tov vovv

I,
diriXeices
At present, however, these

sung according to the
latter
dn6Ka-(i).
Cedr.
709
TldXiv tov oivov
rhythm
alone.
rtffj
JlaKiv TOV vovv dirdtketras.

eiries, IlaXti'
Glyc.
511
We
first
subjoin the
first
two
Tpmrdpia of the
ndXii/ ets TOV Km)KOv

Xeiras.
tov vovv dndi-
ode of his Christmas canon.

*E(rcBO"e
The
first line
it,
of this distich, as
Theophanes gives
chaic dimeter,
is
an accentual
\aov Bavparovpywv
deoTTOTijs
tro-
fwiis
being pronounced as
as the second line
is
'Yypov 6aKd<Tin)S Kvpa êpaixras TsaKm.

'E<co)1'
a dissyllable.
But
8e Te\6e\s eK Koprjs Tpl0ov ârriv

Tjpiv.
a decided iambic dimeter acatalectic, the

first
ejTier,
IIoXou TtOiiaiv
'Oj
kot oialav
line
may
be read ndXt
'Icrov Te iraTpi Kal ^poTo'is bo^dôpev.

's
toi/
kovkov
or IlaX' els tov kovkov
Ijrter.j
'HveyKe yaarfip
fiyiaa-pevrj
XoyoK
The following accentual

ters
trochaic trime-
Sa(f)as d<j)\eKTm ^wypafôvpevT)

'M.iyevra pop(j}^
tji
^dra
and accentwil
dactylic hexameters are
^poTT}aia aeov
attributed
257.
to Joannes
of
Damascus
(II,
Evas rdXaivav
Avovra mKpas
vr]8vv
dpds
ttjs iraXat
Joann. Hier. 457 B).

KJyaffl
bv fipoTol bo^dôpev.
Tives yovv
tovs
irpoircii laTevKOTas,
Ot TtKES
i(rl
irarepes Kal jrpofpiJTai,
The following
catalectic
accentual iambic diTneters

(II.
KpiToi, jSairtXeif, <rvv avTois TtoTpidpxai,
are
attributed to Photius
Kai Tives SKKoi tov \aov ray 'E^paiav
578).
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v/ivov
kti'otjj
Trjs iieravolas avoi^dv poi m-'Xas,
faoSdra
Upoa-cjiepai croi
t^
'Op6piêi yap t6
(TOV,
irvcvpa p.ov
wpos vaov tov ayidy
'Atto KapSiat /Savour
2oi Soâv avamp,ita

'Bados (Tov TJjs
Naoi' (pepcou tov (raypaTos o\ov eaTriKtapevov.
<TO(j)ias,
'AXX'
i>s
olKTippav
Kadapou evoTrXdyxvm
am
Kpipdrav ras d^vircrovs

Ttf Xdyos
^Vfipr](Tei,
eX/.
In the second line

a monosyllable
is
;
vaoj' is
is,
to be read as
Afanora
To>v Anavrcou
that
AO must
be pro-
The
aSdptov of
Leo
(p.
:
309)
composed
nounced as a diphthong.
of accentual hexameters
The eleven eâiroa-TetXdpia

p.e
of the Rit-
''Apa Tts yrjBiv deipas iv (Tvarpoipri
ê(fmpov
(cot-
ual are each composed of six versus politid.
'AKapiaias
XaSa,
"iv
diroia-ei.
irpos
rriv
KKavdpmvos
They
are ascribed to the emperor Constan-
tine Porphyrogenitus.
oTrms fie Tas
vT](ja>
We
give here the
/ifvovaas Idav KoXao-ets 6pi-
first three.
Toif paBriTois (n>ve\6a>pev iv opei TaXiXaiac
Bafiai â/Sai
nas
Ppvxdcret yala Sixv priympevr)
Tlia-Tei
KptaTov Oedaaadai XeyovTa iôvaiav

tS>v
Nfutrei T^s virepBcv îas (jipiKaSeis dnoyvjivovaa
Aa/SeiK
ava
Ka\
Kdrio,
paOapfv irm
hi-
Xapovs Tovs vvv KfKcvSpfVovs !

kKiLvr)S !
(jicv
poi T^s 6eas
hdcTKei
BaTrrifei" e's to ovopa tov n-arpos eOvrj jravra
The
later Byzantines, or rather
modern
iroXinKos,
Kai TOV
vioii xal
dyiov jrvevpaTOs Kal avveivat
Greeks, apply the
name
a-rixos
Tois pvaTats,
i>s viritrx^To, c<as Tr)s (ruiTcXeias.
popular
tetrameter
verse,
to the
accentual
Eustathius,
iambic
ToK \i6ov
Seapfjcracrai.
dnoKeKvXta-pivov
catalectic.
being
Al pvpo(j)6poi exaipov, elbov yap veaviaKov
KaBrjpevov ev
misled by the accentual

trochaic
rhythm of the
near the
Aeschylus,
rw
rd0G, Kal avTos TavTats

ciTrare iriiv
(j>r]
tetrameters
of
occurring
'iSov
XpioTos iyfjyepTai,
Ta QiTpa
'
beginning
identifies
the
Persae of
ttoKitikos
Tots padr/TaU, iv
ra
opei (^fldtrare FaXiXaias

(îXotff.
the arlxos
with the tro'EKft Vplv 6(j>67)<TTaL, COS TTpoeiTTe Tols
chaic tetrameter catalectic.

01 drjpoTtKoi aTiXoi
TToSiôpevoi,
Xoi,
^leif
[Sustr. 11, 35
ol
to Trdkaioif p^v Tpoxo.'iKws

817-
"On
XpierTos iyfjyeprai prj tis StinrioTeircB
Kadd Kai AtaxvXos ev Tiepirms
'E(^dv7j TTJ
Mapia ydp,
tirsiTa KaOapadrf
apn
Se
TroXtrtKot ovopaôptvoi.
Msrpov
oi 6e ttoX-
Tois els dypov dmovcri, pvirrais 8e irakiv a>^6ti
yap avTois nevreKaiSeKa (rvWaâi,

Kcri
AvaKeipevois evheKa, ots ^LiTrrlêiv eKTrepiâs
Xol
els
iitTOKaibcKa
rj
kol nXeiovas airovs

TrXet'o-
Eir ovpavovs, odev
KarajSe'/St^Kcv,
dvcX^^di)
wore napeKTcivoviTi crvXKafids, ainvs, al

vs Srj'XaSfi tS>u TTfureiemSeKa, el
(jjavoyv
EwiKupav TO KTjpvypa
TrXTjOeat t5>v urjpeiav.
pkv pera avpappvdpot

/xdi/019
\d\ovvTat,
o)ff
yeXavrat
cas
et
koI
The third and
fifth
lines
seem
to be
(TKcoTVTOvraL
TToXvTrofier
(fxavfjeai,
6e
eKCJio-
designedly arrhythmical.
vovvrai Kadapois
XavOdvov to
ttoXuttoui/
The work De Ceremoniis, the authorship

of which
is
\nv(n
(cril
Til
Taxeu} avvK(pa)vrj(TeL Tav
(l>a>vrjevTa>v,
attributed to the same em-
crtifeTaj 6
TpoxaiKos pv6p6s.^
peror, contains the following verstis poUtid,
The following troparion

accentual
It
is
consists of four
catalectic.
and accentual trochaic and iambic dimeters

:
iambic
tetrameters
TpuiSiov,
found in the
the
greater
366
I8e TO tap TO KaXov TraXtv eTravaTeXXet

'bepov vyieiav
plav.
icai
part of which was composed in the eighth
x^pov Ka\
Trjv
evrjpe-
and ninth centuries.

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yKvKv TrdXiv iiravareWei

^(ofjv
Ek Tav
dyajTOiuratv ce.
îpov vyitiav Koi

'AvSpayaBiav ek
palav,
koX Trjv eirjfitpiav,
Q* yc^ dyairapev ae
Aîms ae tiixdpeSa
"iva dSidSoxos
fleoO toIs âcrtKeicri Pco-
Kai
vtKrjv
deodaprjTov Kara rau iroXepiav.
MeivTjs dioiKoiv ijpds*
"Es
380
At'
^fias
kfifTpiaaas iv
Kav^
Trjs
TaXi-
O dmaTas
debs fjp&v,
\aias
Trjv evvofiov (Tvvd(piav
yifcBC.
*uXaT-T Tof Sjjpapxov.
as deos
e7rt(r<^pa-
Michael PseUus, the younger, who

&v6pa>TT0S
flour-
ished in the eleventh century, wrote sev'Ek prjTpiKTJs yap Tracrrddos

irpoeK\i6r]s,
ais
eral
poems
in accentual iambic tetrameters.
(Psell. Stich. 1 seq.)
Kai as rjvXoyrja'as tovs exet wpXJ>Vop-
MeXtTo)
vovs,
o'Oi
ypappaTiKrjs Kai
(defective)
Trjs 6p6oypa(jiias,
OvTas
UpaTos
Kai vvv evXayrjcov dvdda irrefpavov-
avTr]
fie
Sep^Xws Kai
^dcris paBrjiidTiov.
OvK eoTi
AXX'
KaraKocrpav fvTfKvlq koi
elprjvaia ^laxret.
povoTpoTTOs, ovSe KOivf) Kai pia,

Ktil
e;êi
yXaxra-as
(pavas Kai jreire fiioXt-
KTOVS,
197
AloXiKfjv, 'laviKriv, 'AtBiSo, koI A(opi8a,
Ilvfvpa TO iravdyiotf^
Kai
TTjV <Tvvq6ri (cat KOivfjV Kai KaTt)pa^fvpkvr]V.

(jjiovas IBlas,
Tas avyouaTos UKiiratTOV

Kvpte, â7)V avTav
'ExdoTij 8e bioKeKTOs txî
'H
Aict Tr)V ^corjv fjpSiv.
Se
Koii/fj
K&v ni^vKe aOpoio'pa tS>v Tforcrapav
AXX' eoTt Kai povoTpoTTOs, aWij Tiapd Tas &WasBaaikev

vedvvfjiipe.,
Geof SiaKJivkdêi
'Ei/TtûE ivdpcTe,
(re /
The following
tetrastich
in
accentual
iambic dimeters, relating to Alexius Comtre^
Tpias KaTaKOfrprjaet
nenus, has been preserved by

nena.
Anna Com-
Kai \hpav nape^fi aoi Qeos 6 knovpdvios

'EvXoyav Tov ydpov
trou,
To
crajS/SaToi/ Trjs Tvpivfjs
Xap^s, 'AXc|ie,
ivorjo-es
to
'Or povos VTrepdyaBos !

*Off eV Katâ
Kai
TrjV
BfVTepav to npai,
to npoTepov
Etira, KaXras, yepaKiv pov.
Ta ydpa
To vSap
napeyeveTO^
\Gomn.
I,
98 "EvBev
Trjs
rot
Knl TO TrXrjdos
dito-
Kai iv avra fvXoyrjae

its (j}i\di/6pa>TT0S,
Seâpevov
voias, i^
oppfjs tov 'AXe^toK kuI ttjs dyxi-
avTav twh irpaypdraiv airpaTiav avT^
Kai oivov direTiXeaev

Âvdpajrois els aTToXavo'LU,
aveirkeâvTO ^ ifitiriSos pev avyKcipevov yXuTTrjs,
avTijV
8e
Tr)V
ToO irpdypaTos eTrivoiav epjrapepipalvov

ttjv
O^TOs
ev\oyr](Tei
rrjs
ae
pekitrTaTa dvaKpovopfvov Kai

Te jTpoaiaSrja-LV t^s kot
Mera
irv^vyov <rou,
trot
ixeivov entôvXrls,
Kai
Kai Te<va
ScopqffCTat
TO
Trap'
avTov penrjxaprjfiiva.
Xe|eo-ti'
To
fie
atrpariov
Bfos
trop(j)vpoyevvriTa /
avTois
elx^v
oCrmr
To trdpâTov
TJjf Ivpivris
evorjaes to X"Pi'' 'AXeîe,

TTptot
770)5
Kai tijk
377
'A|i<BS a-oi
fvxdpeda
dfVTtpav
Til
ilira,
KuXSr, yepdKiv
pov.
e/ceii/o
BeKETot, jrayKocrpi.e.
Elxf
fif
^8e
ivmiLas to bi.a(pripi^6pevov
"Oti VTiep^dKXovtrav
âpdTWV,
i>s
apa,
Kara pev
to
Tvpampov adH.'
"E^fis (taXo^fXeiai/,
'AXeîe finTov imepevye ooi T^r dyxivoias,

fie
Trjv
Kai evxas Kopi^taai
pera
ttjv KvpuxKrjV devTepav {jptpav KaBdnep
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INTEODUOTION.
v-^mirrjs iepa^ aîVrao-o tSiv iTifiov\evavTaiv
ns
Xaipe, eive, Trap' apiu (fn^rja-eaf airrap rf iTn

AfiTTi/ou Tra<ra-dpevos
fiap^dpiav.j
pvOrjO-eat, OTTfO
erf
XPV-
For further particulars, see rpoirapiov.
Gorgias
introduced
rhyme
into prose.
rrfs
[Biod. 12, 53 IIpaiTos yap
ixpr)(TaTO to'is
TJj
Rhyme and Assonance.
Rhyme
\eêas a-xipoTicrpois irepiTTorepois Kai
<pi\o-
and assonance are recognized by the ancients, although they never employ them
systematically.
"EyvcoKa yap
8ij
TXvla dia<ppovaiv avTideroiS Kal ttroKwXots Kal
napidois Kal 6ixotoTe\evTOis,

pois T-otovTow.]
Kal
nam
in-
Isocrates also seems to have
cparos
rjiraTrfptevri,
Soph. Aj. 1 00
over-estimated the value of this kind of
Kal
rffs
TraKaias ;(dpiTOs CKÊ/SXij/iewi;.
ornament.
Kal TOE nXevpas SapSanrova-tv, Arist,

Kai Kal
Trjv '^vx^jv K7Tivovcnv,
Nub.
Rhyme began
poems about the
century.
is
to be
employed
in long
latter part of the fifteenth
Toi/s opxfi'S iêXxova-iv,
The
earliest production in
rhyme
Kal Tov irpuiKTOv ^lopvTTOvaiv.

Xlpara pev eêis
)(poi,a.v
the Description of the Plague of Rhodes
wxpav.
piKpav
Ibid.
1016
(to
BavariKov
rrjs
Po'Sou), published in
''Q^povs piKpoiis, aTTJOos Xewrdi',
the j'ear
1498, by
Emmanuel
In
Georgilas,
VXSiTTav peyaXrjv, Ttvyrjv
a native of that place.
modem
Greek,
ele-
Kiokrjv peyakrjv, ^rj(j)iapa paKpov.

Toils
rhyme, although not an indispensable
eipvwpaxTovs
tovtovi
Ibid.
1099
ment
of rhythm,
is
generally employed by
it
yovv
otS' fy*^ icaKeivovi
verse-makers.
In popular poetry
occurs
Kal TOV
KoprjTrjv
tqvtovL
cn'siira
but seldom.
Sule for Rhyme.

So after the
Od.
1,
:
The accented
(if
;
vowel-
Horn.
II.
5, 59.
sounds in the clausulas, together with the
123.
sound or sounds /oZfoWre^

êpeKKov evj)paTo^ tektovos vlov
there be any),
as, koKos xaicdr
ypa(j)6piios,
Mrjpiovrjs de
should correspond exactly

TTovrjpos,
'Appoi/l8ea>, OS x^po'"'
ivicTTaTO haibdKa irdnra

Aîjw;.
Topos "KiBoTopos, \ey6peiios
Teupêix,
eôxayap piv eîXoto IlaXXas
ipapdvBrjcrav (^vxpavBrjcrav,
XaKTj.
KaXd KOKa,
(arj
(j>v-
Os
Kai
'AXe^dvBpa TCKTrjuaTO
vrjas eiaas-
Specimens of the popular style of the

Palladiiis.
first
two epochs of the Byzantine

avvTiye
period.
Lausaioum. Cap. LXX.
"iSo-
6e\ovTs,
Toil
naaav t^v
aSfXc^xirijTa
koi
pev & Kal narepa Tivd tS>v fKet 'Appavtov ovopan

eâipera xeXXta exovTa Kal avXfjv Kal tppeap Kal
pev jrXlvOovs eTTiSiSovTos, TOV Se v8a>p, en

aiieivXrfpovvro.
ipepa pia Ta KcXXia
Tois be
irpos tt)v
eKelvoi
rji-
rat XoiTTOs xP^'^f-
'E\66vtos 8e irphs avTov
peWovras
olKelv
to.
KeXXi'a
EKaXovi'
Tivos dbeK<ôv aaBjjvaL (rnevSovTos Kal Xeyoiros
iKK\r)alav els eva>xlav

(fipaivovTo,
Kal
as en
aiiTa iirivoelv
aira KcXKiov
irpos oiKriaiv, or eVl

pfj
cKaaros ck tov oIkcIov keXXiou yepiTrjV prj\u>TrjV
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aiiTov CK
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^ ttjv ajrvpiSa apTiav,
Tav KeXKiav, axpis &v
fvprj
aira
etri-
Twv
XoiTTwi/ eTTtTrjdelmv, els
Ta vea KeWla
yevrjTai
els
7]
c?rc-
Karayayyiov.
Kal KaraXinav avTo.
irdi/ra
(pepev^
iva
prjdevX
ipavepov
eKdarov
oi /ie'X-
Baa etÊ avv

piKpov Ti
avTols Tois
KeWiots eavTov
Kfi6ev
els
Knp7ro(popla.
'Epxdpevoi Se
eanepav
KeKKlov paKpdv
at
diriKKfiaev.
XoiTfs oiKeiv Ta KcXXt'a tjvpiaKov
iâl(j)vrjs
ndvra
El 6c Kal TrXeioyer rjaav
avvepxdpivoi a<o6tjvat
Ta ETTtrnSeta.
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^lovBaloi
53
Cap.
rit
Aeymviv
ot
Epiphanius.
o imaKOTTOs
I Air/yâ-aro 6 ayioi 'ETTi^dwos
n^Xdri^
Aîovfiev
Trapacrrijo'ai
Vfierepou fieye/S^/nari trov Kal
on
eVi toC paKapiov 'Adiwaaiov toO
dos
a)<TT
avTov
peydXov
KopStvai nepuirrdpevai rb tov
2epdmSos
Kal
itporr-
aKovaBrjuai.
Kal npo(TKa\e(Tdficvos avrois

aiiTois
iepbv eKpaôv dnavcrTas
Kpds Kp as.
HiKaTos Xcyet
EtTTare fioi
on
irats
dvva-
ardvres eVt rbv paKdpiov 'A6avd(riov
ol ''EWrjves
jiai eyoD ijyffUBv i>v jSatrtXea e^sTcuj-ai;
Aeyovtrtv
eKpaâv
Kopavai.
KaKo'yijpe,
eme
fiptv
ri
Kpdôvtriv at
aiiTa,
'Hfiels
ov Xeyofifv jSafrtXea airov elvai,

II/joa'KaXeo'd/ifi/os 8c
Kal dirOKpiBeis
etirev.
Ai Kopavai
r Ava-oviav
oti Avpiov
dXX' avTos iavTov \eyei.
Kpdôva-tv
Kpds Kpds-
rb Se
Kpds
IltXaTos Tov Kovptyopa Xeyei avToi

Kcias axd^Tia 6 'Irjaovs.
Koi yva>pi(ras
Mera
iviei-
(fxav^ ail p 10 V ecrn.
Kal npoo-erWet
'Exfias de 6 RovpiTwp
byjfeade r^v 8d|aK toC 6eov.
Kal e|^s TjyyeXdrj Kal rovrov
airov
jrpotTfKvvrjirev, koI Xa/3a>K
to
''''
6 ddvaros ToC 'lovXiavov âaCXtas.
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Tfjs
xeipos airov îrXao-fv x"/""'
yevopevoVj avvdpapovres KareKpaôv rov Sepdirt-
Xpyfi aira Kvpic, SSe TrepiiraTriaov Kal

OTi KaXei ere 6 rjyep.au.
('ia-f\6e,
80s Xeyovres, 'Eai/ ouk ^6eX(s airov, ri eXdpffaves
*lSdvTeff Se ot 'louSaiot
roil
rd eavrov
6 inoLqtrev 6 XtyoKT-fs
Kovpaap KareRpaâv
IltXarou
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TTore eTravo)
XXXI
to
a-Kevri
'HXflo'v
AtaTi utto jrpaUcovos airov oix tKcXev-
airov rpels
Xrjtrral, Kal oi
dvo eKpdairov.
a-as elae\6flv,
dXX' un'o Roipiropos
TOUK auTOV, 6 8e
fir
els e/cou/SdXei
Li-moHarium, Magnum,.
Patruin. Antonias.
Toij/ios ori"'S,p')(erai,
iriv
Apophthegmata
'Eluev 6 d/SiSSs 'Akol avBpaiiToi
8e
i^TjveyKe
Ta îffXia Kol
Xe'yei avrois,
Kivrjo-as
rSnv
Xefiirava
dfjilere.
XXV
riva
^6eXe Xa/Seiv.
Tote
ToCto
xaipos
ii>a
pava-
Ot 8e ovK ÔeXov.
eppi\jre
Kal
rds
xeipctff
avrov
Kal
indv
'iSaxri
pfj p,aiv6pcvov, iirava-
rovs Svo.
Kal ISovres
i(f>o^fi6r](Tav.
Kal
noirj-
arfjiTOVTai
pr)
aira \iyovrfs on 2v
paivr/
Std to
Xeyet auTots d yepav, Mrjdev deipda-rjre
eivai
opoiov airois.
XXXI
IIote 6 dfi^ds
aare avrd
els recra-apa peprj, Kal

ev.
Xdêre rd rpia,
e7roir)aav did rb
Avraivios
ideâro
Iva
eXBr)
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els
rov âo'iXeats
Kal
Kal d(f>ere rb
Kal auras
ypdppa
eWoTret
Ktovo'ravnvoinroXiv,
Tto
Xaêlv rb pepos udtoO rbv XejStVwi/a rbv a-vvaxriKov.
tl notriuai.
Aeyei ovv
d^â
IlavXa)
;
TM
paOrjTrj
airov
"Q^fiXoi/ d7rf\6flv
Kal
Xfyrj
Theophilus.
Ill 'HXfldi' woTe narepes

roii
els
Xt'yei
cl
fie
airai
prj
'Edv
dmXBrjs,
'Avravios
'AXe^dvBpeiav KXrjBevres vnb Oeo(jiiXov

TTitTKOTTOV
dpîe-
dneXdrjs,
d^^ds
Avruivios.
iva
TTOirjCTr)
evxrjv Kal KaBeXr/ to lepd.
Arsenius.
dpKerbv
XV "EXeyev
6 d/3âr 'Apcrevios otj

tj
Kal
eo'Biovrcov
avrav per avrov, napereOrj Kpeas

rjuQiov prjdev oiaKpiuojievoi.
ra pova\ai
Iva KOipdrat piav Q>pav, edv
/ido';êior.
Kat
Kal
dyavia-rris.
Xaâv
eIttcu
6 eiriaKOTTOs ev Konddiv edaKe
rw eyyujra
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jToWaKis pcre^r]
vrjv
ndKiv
iripl
airov
on
avrov ykpovri Xeyav, *ldoi rovro KaXbv Koirddiv

earlv, (jidye, djS^d.
e^^v
rfjv
(rpiXav
eavrov p6^
Tiepl
Oi 8e diroKpiOevres
elirov,
els
TO
pavvdSiv.
XV
"EXeyov
err)
rov
excov
'Hpeis ems apri Xdxava rjo-diopev

cVti
eXs
01!
el
8e Kpeas
dj3/3d
'AydBwvos OTt rpia

els
ewoirjaev
rpiiyopev.
Kal uvKeri upoaeBero ov&e
\16qv
ro aropa airov,
etas
ov KarcapQaxre
i^ avr&v yeinraadat avrov.
rb tnanrdv.
Concilium Constantinopolitanum (A. D.
Achillas. II Ewrev 6 dff^ds Brjripris
on KneKpovaa
536).
pevqs
Coleti V, p. Kara rb
148
ev
seq. EtVdSou yei-orfi
raâivovros pov nore els SkiVik eSaiKdv poi Tiwes

oXi'ya prjXa Iva daxrco TOis yepovai, Kal
els
irivrjdes
dyimrdrTi
rrj
rjpav
peyaXji eKKXrjaia ev rjpipa KvpiaKjj
IE
toC
ro KeXkiov rov
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d^^d
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eveararos lovXiov pTjvbs
rrjs
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pl]8e
els
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f/pav roii
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pot apri, el
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dpxiema-KOTTOV Kal oUovpeviKOv irarpidpxov

dvvov,
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nvK dyvoei Kal

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els
r^v
e'KK\r]aiav.
ra yeveaSai avrbv
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dm tov Xaov Xeyovaat,

!
eKKXria-Lq !
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Ava<TKa<t>elri
to oaTea
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rd oaria
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he 6 ovaoi^povKTOs
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deoTOKOs
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edv 6
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ovbev TtpdrTU.
T^v dyiav (rivobov apn

j3ao-iXfUt,
âo-iXe'cos,
j/eou
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'Opdotoôs
8,
Justinianus.
Constitutiones
Novellae.
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t^s avyovcTTrjs.
fTi) /
2 'EkcIto pevToi biopiôpev to xPV""^

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hk?
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ToC
veas
îKapiov
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kcll
dpxovTa
ttjs
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woXXa to
T^y
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'EXevTjs TToXXa
ra
cTij /
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!
errj
toO naau-
dXXd tov
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youo-Tf,
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'louo-rti/e
navrjs ovopdêaSai,
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btipoKa\
tu vinoas!
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pupripopai.
ova evi
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dnep Koi vvv npo^dfret dvvavav Te
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Kal
pi]
bvo Taêai
ttjv
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dvadepdnaov.
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rar flupas
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fiTj
Te ToO îKapiov,
plav yevetrBai
XaXwi' Mavixalos ianv.

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e'fie,
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obSe
avtrdv re Kal ovopaôpevrjv, tov Kivbvvov
Tav
brj-
K. T.
\.
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napd TOV dyiayrdrov

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irarpidpxov 'ladvvov,
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Kal Tois TrdXai
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fidias Spa T^ yciiea6at aiiTOV TrXtjaiov toC ap^wvoSf

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hv,
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(l>iovri
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eTj)
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iroXXa rd
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tov veov KmvaTavrivov woXXa
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tuvincas!
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p.
279 Oi Upda-ivoi..
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els
keXXiov auroG
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prj TrXeov evTVXtl(Trj Kal

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LEXICON.
Note.
When
period, is referred to,
an author, or an inscription, belonging to the periods preceding the Roman an asterisk is prefixed to the word under which thS reference is made as,
;
A
A, aK<l)a, represented in
Latin by A. [Its full mouth to be opened as much as possible, and the breath to come up freely, that is, without any effort to change its direction. Short A differs from long A in degree, not in kind. Plat. Crat. 427 C.
utterance requires the
Dion.
Athan. IV, 1021 B'H aâ6p.lhayros hoôXoyia, with reference to the equalitj* of the Three Hypostases.
aâdpos,
ov, (jSa^poj/)
without base.
Piiid. 1442
A, OTvXos.
d^cLKiov, ov, TO, (aj3a|)
abacus,
for arithmeti-
H. V,
75,
12 Autwv Be
tq>v fuiKpav ev~
cal operations, or geometrical figures.

I,
(âvorarov to A, orav eKTeiinjTOi' Xeyerat yap

dvoiyofievov tov OTOfiaros in\ TrXettrrov, Kal tov
irvevfjuiTos
793 F.
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 205.
ajSa^.
like
2. AbaSchol.
Plut.
cus of a
dôKoeiS^s,
theatre.
ff,
See
avto
(jjepofievov
Plut.
II,
738 B.
Terent.
wpos tov ovpavov. Apollon. D. Synt. 28, 27 ToO
(EIAQ)
an
afia^.
Theocr. 4, 61.
r]
eKâtinftTLS p.eyi(TTq iarlv.

.
Hermog. Rhet.
aâKTis or
corder.
a/3 oktis, 6, indeclinable,
the Latin
224, 17.
ilf.
Ill
A littera sic ab ore
ab act is,
register, regl<<trar, registrary, re-
sumit
Immunia riotu patulo tenere labra Linguamqne necesse est ita pendulam reduci, Ut missus in iUam valeat subire vocis. Nee
2. In the later numerical system,
it
Nil. Epist. 2, 207 GfOîXo) d/3dicris. Lyd. 220. 262, 23. 213 "A^ oktis fiev ovopa
Ta
SffaX
(fypovTitrpaTi,
arrjfjiaivet
Se Kod epiMrjveiav tov
partibus uUis aliquos ferire dentes.]
Tols
stands
stroke
7rl
^prjpatTi Trparrofievots
eêoTwra.
a/3dXc.
Et. 21.
1,
54.
for
els,
one, or irpSyros, first.
With a
djSdXo, dj3dXai, see d/3aXe (paroxytone).
before, ,A, it stands for
-jfJXioi,
thousand, or
XiKiooTos, thousandth
with a
diaeresis, a, or
with a dash over Heron Jun. 169,
it, d,
for jiipioi, ten thousand.
*aâK, interj. z:^ side. Call. Frag. 455. Dion. Apollon. S. 2, 15. Anthol. II, Thr. 642, 2. 251. IV, 202 "A/SaXe p,r]Te oe Keivos Ibeiv
(like &(pe\ov').
4, et alibi.
Apollon. D. Conj. 522, 15.

1
a,
3. Figuratively, the beginning, first. Apoc. Clem. A. I, 1365 B. 1, 8. 11. 21, 6. 22, 13. diphthong, represented in Latin by A long.
Agath. Epigr. 50,

fioi!
*A)3aXe
p-rjd^
eyevovro yd-
(Compare Alcman 21
ei'Ji'.)
(12_)'
BdXt
Sfj
/SdXe KTjpuXos
See under
I.
dfidke, also d^dXa, d/3aXat, interj.
woe!
alas.'
Aapav, see epav.

'AapaniTis, i8os,
fj, (Âapav) of Aaron. Carp. 120 A, p6&hos.
PhUon
Hes.
"A^dXf t?, Joann. Mosch. 2865 D. 2936 2973 B 'A/3dXai.' voaa KkavdvdpamoTriTi
.'
a-op.ev Koi fieTavoJi(rop.ev,
e<l>'
ois vvv
oii
peTO-
aâyvov, ov, to, Macedonian,
i^
p68ov.
KooS/ici' '
Z>amasc.
II,
277 B.
Steph. Diac.
ttjs
Aâyva,
'AâSSav,
sonified
p68cL.
MoKsdoves.
1156 B.
Stud. 489
'A)3dXe
avolas!
6,
;
indeclinable, pi^K,destriu:tiompeT-
=^
in Greek 'AtroWiav. Apoc. 9, 1 1 (See also ÂtrfioBaios, 6\o6pevTrjs, oXoOpevoJv, and compare the classical "Attj.)
829 C 'AjSdXe to tote yeyevrffieva Porph. wapa t5>v oTaXevTav (TTpaTrjyaiv Adra. 268 'A|3aXa Xootow t6> ttkjtcuojti Xfpwoe unto him, therefore, who trovria-iTTi ttoXitt;
a>
poi!
.'
.'
afiaSfjs, s, (jSoii'ib)
not being able
to
walk. Euthal.
trusts
citizen
of Chersonesus
Et.
M.
2,
54
629 A, ttSXos.
dâSrjS, is, (/Saôs)
not deep, without depth or

2, 1, 1.
thickness.
Onos.
Sext. 210, 24.
Zonar. Lex. 'A/3dXai, dvrX tov (peii. [It seems to be of Shemitic origin. Compare S^S, to mourn,
'AâKai,
eiripprjpa
axerXiaarTiKov.
ajSofl/iidiBTor, ov,{â6ji'i.s)
vnthout degrees. Pseud-
to grieve, to be desolate.']
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4/3a/ia, see fiafia.
58
a^â<i
Aâvav(Tos, ov,
= ^
ov âvaviros, decent, decorous.
2.
I,
252, 23 TO d^da-Kavov,
freedom from
1, 9,
envy.
/idp-
Truthful.
Jos. B. J.
4 'O Sc
Const. Apost.
Aâvava-ios,
2, 3.
adv. liheraliter,
with propriety
or
Tvs d^do'Kavos yiverai irpos Kala'apa rSiv AvriSuid. 'Afid<TKavos, Trdrpov KaropdapaToyv,
d'^fvSrjs, dveiTi^Bovos.
decorum.
Ant.
Clem.
(he
R.
1,
44.
Jos.
aâvijB, !333X,
3, 7,
high priest's girdle.
d^dxTKovTos, ov, not to be fascinated or bewitched.
6/xia.
ai3a|, oKos, 0,
abacus,
ZaJZe^, for
geometrical
figures.
56.
tre.
2.
Sext.US,n. 719,27. lambl.Y.P.

Plural, ol afiaxes, a part of a thea-
KdKKianavov Koi rot) imibiov aiTav dâ(TKdvTa)V dbe\(j)5)v, may the gods preserve them from the evil eye ! 5119
Tov
KCLi
Inscr. 5053
"OXrjs (Tvvyeveias Trjs dâaKavrov.
SasiZ. SZ.
537 D.
Suid. "A/3a|t, toIj
as a
charm against
Tivi.
the evil eye.
Trap* ^/xti' XeyofievoLS dâKiOLS.
(105),
(See also âa-Kavtov.)
*d/3a7rTioTos, ov, (/SawTifw) oJ submerged, not
verbially, d^da-Kavra
2. Acting Diosc. 95 3. Ad3,
dâa-Kavrcos, without
sunk, not foundered: that does not sink (neuter).
fascination or injury.
(TKavra dicunt.
Charis. 235, 16 Prae-
Pind. Pyth.
<j inrip
2,
146
'A/SajrTio-Toy
ei/ii,
0c\Xor
fascine, id est, sine fascino,
quod Graeci
d/3d-
epxos, a\iias.
Anthol, II, 82 (Ar-
Hes. 'AfidcKavra,
;(<opij ;3Xd-
chias')
'
AâiTTitTTov re Kad*
does not sink in water.
Plut.
vdap fpeWov, that 11, 686 B Ei-
d^cuTKdvrais, adv. without fascination.
Anthol.
Kpauia aafiaros dâiTTtaTov kol iXafppov, not soaked in wine, not drenched with liquor, not
intoxicated.
983
'AirepiTpenTov
xal
d/3a-
TV, 136 KfpKiSos oi XPfff"* o XoyjOTiKOf, oiSe Kal yap dâa-Kavras plva Tpitnixvv pieXei crot e'xm, may the gods preserve your nose from the
nna-Tov.
Basil. Ill,
TTjv
'
248
'Op6i]v koi djSd-
evil eye !
wrtaTov
yj/vxriv
Bicuroiâ.
Theod.
Ill,
dâfTKavcos
(d^d(TKavos),
1,
adv.
without
envy.
1204 A hâiTTiaTOV to t^s cKKXtjO'ias diacraiaavra aKd(f)os. Galen. X, 150 F 'A/3d7rrtOTa
Anton.
16.
d^dorayof,
1, 9, 11.
ov,
following. Vit. Nil. Jun. 156 B.

Epict.
TpvTTava KareaKevdaravTo
KaXovai Be ovrats
djSdoTaKTos, ov, (j3a(rTdf<o) unbearable.
avTa dta to
kukAo)
p-rj
fiairTiêaBai
irepiBfi
yap iv
Plut.
I,
nepi,(j)epT)s
ment
for trepanning, furnished
to prevent its 'A^dimoTov, TpvTTavov eiSos larpiKov. 2. Unhaptized, not yet baptized. Ctementin. 344 D. ^(Aan. I, 233 C. Cyrill. A. 1, 7811). Joann. Mosch. 3097 C. Nic. CP. 853 B. Jejun. 1921 D, not Christian. Anast. Sin. 709 B. 769 C. Porph. Adm. 86, 12.
/3anTos, ov, (pdirrai) untempered, not tempered,
a surgical instruwith a guard piercing into the brain. Hes.

Xtvs,
tk
Suid.
'
A<l)6pr)Tov,
Did. A. 281 A. Bekker. 411, d^daraKTOv.
922 E.
23
'
AvinroioTov, d^dcraKTOv.
aâros, ov, impassable, etc.
Substantively, to
aârov, (a) the
358 C. 217 C.
(b)
to
name
of a pjant.
Galen. VI,
TO aâra, privy.
Epiph.
II,
dârom, oMra,
dâ<j)Tis, es,
make aâros.
Sept. Jer. 29,
21 dPaTmdijvm.
(pdirra) colorless.
Plut. II, 650 B.
a/3a0o9, ov, not dyed.

dj3/3d,
Gloss." Aâ(f>os, intinctus.

abib or nisan
as
an edged instrument.
Hes. "A^mrroi,
the
month ^'^X,
\S>oi.
doToîoiroff.
dâprjs, is, not heavy.

cally, not
Classical.
Metaphori2, 11, 9.
Jos. Ant. 4, 4, 7.
d/3|3a,
d,
indeclinable, (Heb. Chald. Syr.)

father, applied to
burdensome.
Paul. Cor.
Avaric.
Trarljp,
God
only in the
8, 15.
Athan.
'AfiapiKos,
II,
ri,
916 C.
6v,
vocative.
Marc.
14, 36.
irarrjp,
Paul. Bom.
("A/Sapot)
Eustrat.
Gal. 4, 6 'A(3j3d 6
2312 A.
"Aâpoi,
20, 3.
a>v, oi,
word
Hunnic people. Agath. Euagr. 2789 B. The name was
Avari, a
is
where the Greek explanatory of d^|3a. Clem. A. I,

TO,
little
200 C.
dfi^dSiov,
ov,
d^fids,
paltry
monk.
also given to certain Slavic tribes.
Porph.
Const. TV, 908 C, et alibi.

d^/Sar, d, 6,
Adm. 126
seq.
dâpv, TO, Macedonian,

pi, opiyavov.
:^
opiyavov.
Hes. 'Aâ-
MoKeSovia.
dâpms
x6a>s,
(dfiaprjs),
Dion. 332 D.
Metaphorically,
willingly.
adv. without weight.
Pseudodveira-
ahh a, s, father, a title of respect given to elderly monks. Pallad. Laus. 1011 D. Hieron. VIT, 374 B. Apophth. 80 "O djSjSds 'AvTwvios. 336 NfBTepdf iari, kcX
=;
cheerfully,
Simplic.
Ench.
Sometimes d0(3a
biari KoKets avrbv d^^dv ; Leant. Cypr. 1 728

is
D.
used for
all
the cases.
331 (206 A).
Clim. 698 D.
dâo-aviaras, adv. without pain, without suffering pain. Clementin. 312 C. Athenag. 944 C.
Ael.
N. A.
10, 14.
âo-jcaj/ifto)
aâiTKdvuTTos, ov, (as if from
from envy
or malevolence.
Plut.
II,
free 756 D.
Athan. II, 980 D 'A^jSa U.dp.p.aiv. Scrap. Aeg. 940 A. B. Pallad. Laus. 1026 D 'A|30a Up ovopji airm. 2. Abbas, abbot, the superior of a monastery. Pachom. 948 C. Nil. 244 B. Joann. Mosch. 2988 A 'O d/3j3as
Tot) SixS.
Justinian. Novell. 123, 34.
Basilic.
o^da-Kovos, ov, (fia<TKalv(p) freefrom envy. Philon
4, 1, 2.
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A^yapo<s
'Aâpos, see'Ayâpos.
'AjSSijptnKos,
tj,
59
o/Abdera.
Cic.
a/Bpo
free from reproach.
Basil. Ill, 956
Socr,
6v, (Â^hrjpiTqs}
617 A.
o^XauTos,
ov,
Att.
7, 7
Id est
'AjSSijptrtKoi;, stupid.
Lucian.
(pXavrrf) without slippers.

Philostr. 869.
n,
0pp.
3.
Cyn.
("A^Sripd),
I,
4,
369.
'A^8rip66ev
adv.
/rom
Ahdera.
like
d^Xerrto) :;= following.
Iren. 1237 D.
Lucian.
553.
dj36ijpo\oyoy, ov, ("A/SSi/pa,
Xeya) talking
an
d^Xem-eta (as if from &^Xeirros), not to see, to be blind; to overlook, disregard. Polyb. 30,
6,
Abderite, that
is,
foolishly, stupidly.
Tatian.
4, Ti.
Frag. Hist. 45.

mistake.
Eus.
TL,
17 Kara
toj'
koivov \6yov afiSripoKSyos icrriv
d^XeTrrqim, aTOs, Th, (d^XeTrreay)

oversight,
6 cmo tS>v 'A^driptov avBpunros,
an Abderite
Porph.
napdpafM, Polyb. Frag. Gram. 1.
896 D.
naturally talks stupidly.

afiSiov,
Suid.
Orig.
'
A^XcTrrriijuin, djUiprqpuTi.
tj,
ov,
TO,
a kind of garment.
dfiXeij/La, as,
I,
(/SXeVm)
^=
dopairla, blindness.
Cer. 470
'AjSfii'a
ffXaruXiopa Koi dfiSla puurov-
1341
B Aeo-pov d^Xeyfrias.
505 B.
Eust. Ant.
para.
[Perhaps connected with the Arabic abayeh, a woollen cloak usually striped
tjtos,
f),
652 D. s. in, 176B. Dion. 1025 A.

es,
Pseudobleating.
brown and white.]

a/Se/Saionjy,
dfiXrjxrjs,
(^Xtjxdoiwi)
without
(aîfiaios)
unsteadiness,
6.
Antip. S. 95.
d^XrixpaiSrjs, see j3X);;(a>8)jr.
fickleness.
Polyh. Frag. Gram.
Diod.
II,
614, 13.
affe^riXos,
Philon
ov,
I,
276, 34.
651, 29.
dôaros,
ov,
see dj3oi)Tos.
fj,
unpro/aned, sacred. Pint. I, 144 C. n, 166 E. Synes. 1128 A. Hes. cÊij fxîs, L. h a b e s
OtjSijXor)
dôrjBrjaia, as,
Sir. 51,
(dfiorjdrjTos) helplessness.
Sept.
10 'Ev Koip^ vnepTicjjdviov no help against them.

Ps. 87, 5.
dfiotjBrjcrias,
affeKrepcios, ov,
r=
d^cKrepos.
Herodn. Gr. (6
in
d^m)6r)Tos, ov, unhelped, unaided, helpless.
Sept.
'A/3oi}-
TfXViKos)
apud
<. 1930, 32.
Sap. 12,
6.
Mace.
2, 3,
28
o/3eXrep(or (d;3eXrepos),
taste.
adv. stupidly;
bad
drjTOv
cavra KodeiTT&Ta, unable

5, 39.
1 7,
to
help himself.
is
Plut.
3,
n, 127 E. 531 C.
Porphyr.
&^rjva.
Diod.
18, 25, kivSvvoi, in which there
Abst.
22, p. 269.
no
help.
44, drix^pâ.
20, 42, emKovpia.
d^h/a, dêva, less correct for
d^va,
Strab. 11,
dôrfdrjTas,
2, 12,
unprotected country.
Diosc. lobol. 12
dôrjdrjTas,
'Afievrlvov, ov, to, see 'Aovcvrtvos.

dfiepTrj,
rjs,
r),
adv. helplessly.
iâtparovvTes
(doprfjp)
averta,
knapsack.
TeXevrSxTLv
bleed
Suid. 'AopTTjv, Xeyovtriv ol iroXXol
vijv d^cpTr/v.
themselves to death.
d^6rfros,
ov,
d^rjva,
MnKeboviKov hk Koi T& (TKevos Koi to Bvo/jm. ^, the Latin a vena ^= atyiXa^jr, or
/3pd/xoy.
d^rjva,
i),
habena,
Diosc. 4, 137 (139). 138 (140). thong, strap, for beating.
857 B. Doric d^daros. unlamented.

d^dXiaros, ov,
(jSoXi'foi)
(/Sodo)) -noiseless.
Nonn. Joann.
Anthol. IV, 265,
that cannot be sounded,
Leant. Cypr. 1717

blows, stripes.
'Efit'Sov
avTci d^jjvas,
whose depth cannot be ascertained,

;
in
which
Theoph. 568,
8.
Cedr.
I.
773.
Zonar. Lex. 8 'Aêva, ^ d^jjva Pto/iai'o-ri. Schol. 0pp. Hal. 1, Schol. Arist. Eq. 767. 183 SKtiroXou, d^rjvm \cy6pxvai. Eus. HI, 232 A, e|i)dîaaros, ov, unforced.
yrjiTis.
the lead will not sink said of the sea of Mar'Pseud-Athan. IV, 684 A. 1028 A. morica.
dfioXtTLav, tavos,
rj,
the Latin abolitio. Pallad.
V. Chrys. 51 D.
the Latin abolla, a thick woollen Arr. P. E. M. 6. preceding. Arr. P. E. M. 6. aôXos, ov, fj, "AôXos, ov, 6, Abolus, one of the ko(tjxottoio\ ayyeXoi of the Carpocratians. Epiph. I, 369 1).
djSdXXa,
17,
ajSi/SXa/Sov,
African,
cloak.
Kpivov,
îicpOKaXKis.
106 (116). 127 (137). [The Hebrew J37 3'3X OTdxvs XetiKos.j
Diosc.
3,
ifiiva,
incorrect for dîjva.

without a living, poor.
'
Aôpiyives,
Tdyovoi.
a>v, oi.
Aborigines,
I,
yevdpxai, irpa27, 10.

28, 2.
afiios, ov, (|8i'oy)

I,
Lucian.
Dion. H.
ov,
24, 4.
401.
Strab. 5, 3, 2.
djStpo, see îpd.
ojSiWos, ov, not to be lived.

TO d^larov
2.
dôa-KrjTos,
(jSdo-KO))
opr,.
affording no pasture.
heedlessly, incon1, 5,
Substantively,
Plut.
Babr. 45, 10,
z=
K&veiov.
Diosc. 4, 79.
I,
dôvXeiras (ôvXevopni), adv.

82
dîwras, adv. insupportably.
A
life
siderately, rashly.
d/SouXfo), rja-a,
to
Sept.
Mace.
of.
67.
"Evioi Se Koi KvvStv davdTtf Koi inwav cutrxpas
disapprove
Dion. O. 55,
mi
dîiyras vko Xutdjs SifTc6rja-av, their
was rendered insupportable.
960
'Soo'av
cSoêv 6 Aiovva-ios dfiiarcos fX""' ^^ seemed to be beyond the hope of recovery.

'A/SXo/Sir for 'A^Xdîos, ov, 6, Ablabius.
Inscr.
9, 8 OCt dôvXr](ras to SeSoypeva. dôvXrjTKOv, incorrect for dôXinav. involuntarily. Plut. dfiovXriTas (diSovXijros), adv. Sext. 7, 3. II, 631 C. precedmg. Philon I, 124, 32. adv.
dfiovXi,
6447.
dâ(r(l>Tifa]Tos, ov,
(fSKaa-<j>riiieai)
*aPpa,
not defamed.
as, v,
female attendant.
Chaldee rvvm, female companion, Men. (Comicus), Apist.
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A/3paafi
Sicyon.
3.
60
Sept.
ayaOoepjeco
ov,
Pseuderacl.
3.
Gen.
24, 61.
iraXoiire
aSpoxos,
(j3pexa>)
unsteeped,
not
soaked.
Ex.
r]
2, 5.
Esth.
2, 9.
Hes. "A/Spa,
goijA?;,
Judnn. Mosch. 2878 A.

d^p6x's, adv. without wetting or being wetted. Eudoc. M. 349.
ajSpvCos, see Sppvôs.
XoKij.
"Afipai, veai
SoiXm.
r]
Suid. "h^pa,
vp,opcf)OS
dtrXms OepaTraiva, ovre
Oepdnaiva
Xtyerai, dXX' oiKOTpi,^ Kopt] Kol evnp.os,

oiKoyevfis, eiVf
/iij.
nre
I.
Eust. 1854, 14 seq.

Sept. passim.
a^pvvrrjs, ov,
6,
fj,
(d^pvvco) dandy.
the being
Adam.
S. 366.
'Afipadp,, 6,
Abraham.
Orig.
diplopia, as,
a^papos.
Anast. Sin.
700
'0 5c6? 'APpadp,
used by heathen ex-
253 D.
a^piopos, ov, (Ppapos) free from offensive smell.
orcists in their incantations.
'A^paaplns,
iSos,
ri,
female descendant of AbraSept.

'
Diphil apud Athen.

Diosc.
1,
8,
51. 52, fish.
ham.
"Afipap,
Pseudo-/os. Mace. 18.

6,
15. 2, 35.
Xenocr. 9. Anast. Sin. 232 D, in1.
Ahram.
A^paap. Nicol. D. 114. Pseudo-Jos. 'A^papLotos, a, ov, Abrohamic. Mace. 9, p. 510, veavlas, descended from Abra'A^pap.r)s, ov, 6,
=
I,
Gen. 11, 26 seq.
correctly edited a/Spwi-os v.

djSpas, wTOs, 6,
a^popos.
a^pcaros, not eaten, not con-
ham.
d^papis,
1,
Athan.
I'Sof,
748 C.
little
d^papi&iov, ov, TO,

ij,
afipapts.
Xenocr.
78.
244.
a species offish. AtAen. 7, 88.

6,
0pp. Hal.
"A^papos,
ov,
=
1,
Agath. 134, 16. (î^paxTKo) not eaten. Diosc. 1, Herm. Sim. 8, 4. 11, not cut by moths. 2. Not eating, unable to eat. Vit. Nil. Jun. 52 B, TTJs (Tvvfjdovs TpoCJ>rjs. d^vpcrevTos, ov, (jSvpa-eva)) untanned. Schol.
sumed.
a^pwTos,
ov,
'APpaap.
15, 1.
the lord
Alex. Polyhist.
Hom.
H.
2,
527, p. 83.
evira,
apud
Jos. Ant.
dâ-nvaTcuo),
'A/3pao-a|, 6,
Abrasax,
of heaven of the
is
law-term.
d^vatriKos,
Antec.
the Latin abstineo, a 2, 16 Ei dâTivaTevoT] iav-
Basilidians; the Latin fathers write Abraxas.

Tlie numerical value of this figment
Tov, se abstinendo.
i),
365,
ov, {a^v<T<Tos)
of the deep.
Hippol.
the
number of days
I,
in the year.
Iren. 680
Haer. 188, 89.

a^va-a-os, ov,
the sea.
r),
A.
1
Hippol. Haer. 372, 43.
TertuU. 11, 62 A.
sc. pâpa,
abyssus,
Ps. 35,
7.
the deep,
Sir. 1, 3.
Epiph.
78 A.
316 B. Hieron. I, 687 (453). IT, Theod. IV, 349 C. (Compare .Tust.
Theophil.
3, 2
Sept.
Gen.
1, 2.
16, 18.
42, 18.
Esai. 44,
27.-2. Abys-
Mon.
Xr]a-sv
2 'Op(l>vs 6 irapeuToybiv tovs TpiaKoarlovs
sus,
the
e^rjKOvra Oeovs.
.
.
T/ yap
ufjie-
Sept. Job. 41, 23.
under-world ; opposed to ovpavos. Ps. 70, 21. Luc. y. 31.

7.
7j
'Op<êa ol rpiaKocriOL e^rjKovra
TreWe deoi
ii^peKTos, ov,
;)
Paul. Rom. 10, Act. Thorn. 82

kS>v.
Apoc.
9, 1.
11.
Apocr.
ol-
Tijy d^vfrtrov
tov raprdpov
Optx)
y-nwet.
/3i'or)
Plut.
living
II,
381 C.
a^poîos, ov, (d/3pdf,
luxuriously.
d^va-a-oTOKOs, ov,
{a^va-tros, tIkto)
born of
the
tte-
Dion. P. 968. 730 C. Poll.

afipo&LaiTa, ing.
rjs, rj,
Plut.
6, 27.
I,
889 P.
H, 353 B.
deep.
Cosm. 509
Xepa-ov d^vcrcroTOKOv
= Appa
Sov
Siaira, luxurious liv-
rp\.uis
fVfTrdXeutre noTf, referring to the
crossing of the
Ked
Sea.
Ael. V. H. 12, 2 (titul.), in the old
dyadapxla, as,
good.
Tu>v
editions.
diraXrj.
Suid. 'A^poSiaira, rpvcjxpa fm^ koi

(d/3po8iaiTos),
{dydBapxos) the fountain of Pseudo-2)(on. 680 B. 696 C T17C irdvfj,
dyaOapxiav.
[Âyddapxos occurs as a
being the fountain of good. T^v dyaBapxiiajv ttjs
afipoSiaiTas
adv.
luxuriously.
proper name.]
dyadapxiKos,
rj,
Philun
I,
324, 3.
ov,
d^popios, ov, (Bpd/itoff) loithout Dionysus (^wine).
Pseudo-Z)ion.
dyddeia, as,
593
Antip. S. 59.
ajSpopos, ov, less correct for d^papas.
d/3po7re'StXof,
deapxias npovolav.
rj,
dyoBoTijs.
Clim. 641 B.
Osiris.
ov,
{dfipos,
mSiKov) with
delicate
aya6r)<p6pos,
ov,
(dyajBos,
^cpm) good-bringing,
Hippol.
sandals.
Mel. 21.
Anthol.
ajSpoTvovs, ovv, (novs) with delicate feet.
an Ophian word applied to Haer. 144, 44.

dyaSoboTis, idos,
IV, 227.
a^poTovivos, ov, flavored with d^poTovov.
1,
Di.osc.
A. 712 A.
dya6ob6Tas,
r), (pihiapi) giver of good. Pseudo-J3!on. 561 A.
Did.
60, eXaiov.
6,
adv.
beneficently.
Pseudo-Z)jora.
d^poTovirrjs, ov,
abrotonites,âjjoreo!
irith
120 B.
dyaBoeibms (dyadoiSris% adv. Dion. 237 C. 393 B.
dyadoeîa, as,
t],
d^poTovov.
Diosc. 5, 62, otvos.

r],
d^povs, ovros,
lies.
Macedonian,
6(j)pvs.
like
good.
Pseudo;
o(^pis,
brow.
Men.
'A^poCTcr,
as,
17,
MaKiSoves.
drought.
13, 2.
(e|ts)
good habit or
state
op-
*a/3poxia,
(a^poxos)
8,
posed to Kaxeîa.
Nil. 516 B.
Ephcs. apud Jos. Ant.

ov <po^r)6r)a-eTai,
nov.
Sept. Sir.
32, 26. Jer. 14, 1. 17, 8 'Ev eviavrm d^poxias

koj.
ov
8iaXei\jfei.
iroiwv Kap-
Sibyll. 3, 540.
Sext. 433, 3.
dya6oepyns, lSos, 17, (EPrO) beneficent. PseudoDion. 393 C, dpxndyadoepyea, rjo-co, (dyadoepyos) to do good, to benefit. Paul Tim. 1, 6, 18 (Gal. 6, 10
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d'yaOoep'yia
'EpyaâficBa to dyadov).
'
bJI,
ayaOvva
cal.
Clem. A.
200
Sept. Ps. 52, 2.
Prov. 11, 17.
Ayadoepyovficvoi avaKoyms ivorrira Sicdkcd^cv, being benefited. Contracted dyadovpyca.
n, 368
plied
A 'ArfXes dyadov,
Plut.
by
Luc. Act. 14, 17. A. IX, 624 C.

dyaBoepyia,
as,
ij,
imperfect good, apthe Egyptians to the new moon.

the sacred elements, the
Orig. VII, 133 B.
Cyrill.
(d) TO dyadov,
charist.
Greg.^
Eu-
Basil. IV, 673 B.

II,
724 A.
Hippol. 652 D.
doing of good works. ajrill. H. 1017 A. Conthe
796 B.
Nyss.
229 C.
ISept. Judic. 11, 25
dyadaiTcpos.
ayadoa-vvrj,
Diod. 16, 85 ayafimrai-or.]

see dyadaxrvvq.
ij,
Oenom. apud Eus. Ill, 137 B. dya6oepy6s, 6v, (EPrQ) doing good. Contracted dyaBovpyos. Plut. U, 370 E. 1015 E. Iambi. Mvst. 43, 4.
tracted dyaBovpyia.
rjs, r),
396 C.
Cyrill. .4. I,
dyadoTTjs,
t/tos,
(dyaSos)
goodness.
I,
Sept.
Sap.
1, 1.
Sir. 45, 23.
Philon
54,
45 'H
yeviKaTdrt] dperij,
Clem. A.
C.
dya6o6f\fia, as,
fj,
(fleXto)
good
will.
Theophyl.
2.
Trjv
I,
rjv nves dyaSarrjTa KoKoia-iv. 980 A. H, 332 A. Basil. IH, 261
Goodness, as a
dya66rr}Ta.
title.
Baxil. IV, 544

Ill,
B. IV, 340 C.
dyoBoTroieo), rja'a, (dyadoTroLos)
C nz dyadofpyew Sept. Num. 10, 32

;
a-fjv
Greg. Naz.
64
opposed to
13.
KaKOTTotem.
T^ vfimpa dyaOoTi^n. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1097 A Tavrd aov rrjs dyaBorrjTos Kara o'ttovS^s KaTiKripTjo-a.
"Ocra &v dya6oTTOir](Tri Kupios
rjjids.
Sophon.
3,
1, 12.
Mace.
1, 11,
Tobit 12, 33 Ta Wvit
Ti>v 'lovSaiav
....
tKplvajxev dyadonoifl(Tai.
Marc.
Petr.
3, 11.
4.
2. To do
1, 2,
well, to
Luc. 6, 33. Act. 14, 17. conduct one's self virtuously.

1, 3, 6. 17. 2, 10.
rj,
ov, (tvitos) of goodly form. PseudoDion. 724 B. dyaQovpyem, see dyadoepyeai.
dyddoTvwos,
15. 20.
Clem. B.
fias,
Joann. Epist. Diognet. 1176 A.

following.
{dyadovpyeco) good Theophyl. B. IH, 547 C. dyadovpyla, as, f), see dyadoepyta.
dyadovpyiKcos, adv. beneficently.
aya6ovpyrip.a, aros, to,
act.
dya6cmolrj(ns,
^=
Herm.
Clem. R.
Pseudo-dVm.
Mand.
1, 2,
8.
fj,
400 A.
the
dyaBoTToila, as,
doing of good.
ayaOovpyos,
ov,
see dyaSoepyos.
et alibi.
Patriarch. 1137 C, benignity.
Ptol. Tetrab. 38.
2.
Well-doing, virtuous
dyaSovpyas, adv. Dion. 441 B.

dyadocpiXris, is,
dyadovpyiKas.
good-loving.
PseudoPseudoPtol.
conduct.
Petr. 1,4,19.
Clem. A.I, 13i8 A.

;
((f)iXea>)
dyadoiroios, 6v, (ffoie'm) doing good, beneficent
Dion. 1085 B, ipyarnaj,.

dya66(Ppci>v, ov, (ippriv)
opposed to KaKowoios. Plut. II, 368 B. 2. Doing well, virtuous. Athenag. 952 A.
well-minded.
Te-
trab. 163.
dyadofpvrjs, es,
((f)ia>)
Sept. Sir. 42, 14, yvvfj, plausible.

14.
3.
Petr.
1, 2,
born of good.
effusion
Pseudo-
Propitious, in astrology.
Hermes
Dio7i.
637 A.
as,
r),
Tr. latrom. 388, 10. Ptol. Tetrab. 19. 48. Artem. 374 Oi dyadonoiol raiv daripav. Doctr. Orient. 692 C. Iambi. Myst. 52, 18. dyadoTrpfTTtjs, es, (wpeVoa) becoming the good. Pseudo-Z)ion. 641 D.
dyadtrnpeiras,
dyadoxvcria,
(pûo-is)
of good.
;
Theophyl. B. HI, 715 B.
dyaBow,
axrai,
(dyados)
to
do good to one
op-
posed to
Sir. 49,
KaKoco.
9.
Sept.
Reg.
1,
25, 31,
Jer. 39, 4.
51, 27, nva.
2.
905
Sept.
nvL
adv. in a
manner becoming
181 B.
the
To make good.
Numen. apud Eus.

make good
r/
Ill,
good.
PseuAo-Dion. 121 B. Paphl. 84 A.

rj,
Nicet.
C -a^Bai,
dyadvvca,
to
become good,
to
vvS>,
or glad.
dyadoTTTiKos,
good.
Synes.
dyaBos,
rj,
capable of seeing Pseudo-i)iO)i. 725 C.

6v,
(oTrrticrff)
Judic. 16, 25 'Hyadivdr/

hearts were merry
Kapbia avrav, their

19, 22 'Aya2,
(made kef).
Reg.
dyadSppvTos,
ov,
(peco)
1,
streaming with good.

I,
dvvovres Kapblav eavrcov.
13, 28
Qs
Hymn.
6v,
129, p. 1592, nayd.
good.
Dion. H.
142, 8 (6a\do-
OTjs) ivopfilcraadai dyadrjs,
affording good an-
&v dyaOvvBr) f) Kapbia 'Afivav iv ra o'lva. 3, 1, 47. 4, 9, 30 'HydBvve t^v Kf(f>a\fiv airfjs, she adorned her head. Esdr. 2, 7, 18 Ei n cm
a-e Kai rovs dbiKfpois pov dyadvvBfi iv ra KaraKolirw Tov dpyvptov, wlmtever shall seem good to thee and to thy brethren to do with the rest
Diosc. 2, 205, p. 321, npos nva, chorage. Just. Frag. 1593 C BeXndv a-oi good for. vmjpxfv Iva iifj fyevv^drjs ojrA yaa-rpos (compare Matt. 26, 24 KaX6i' ^v aira ft ovk iyevvrjBj] 6 avSpamos ck(ivos). 2. Substantively, (a) 6 dyados, sc. 6f6s, the good Ood of Marcion and Justinus. Clem. 4. I, 1113 B. n, l3B. Hippol. Haer. 222,
52.
of
the silver.
Nehem.
2,
5 ' AyaBvvBrjtreTai. 6
naXs (TOV ivwmov

sight.
(tov, shall
find favor
in
thy
Mace. 1, 1, 12 -dijvai, to seem good. Theodtn. Dan. 6, 23 'Hyadvvdrj eV avTa, he

to benefit.
228, 44.
28 seq.)
(b)
(Compare Hermes
f)
Tr.
Poem.
to
was glad for him. 2. To do good,

13, nvi.
Sept. Judic.
1 7,
dyadr), sc. 6fd, the
Bona Dea
Ruth
3,
10 'ilyd6vvas to eXtdr
o-ou
of the Romans.
Plut.
II,
268 D.
(c)
dyadov, good, abstractly considered.
Classi-
TO ecrxarov imep to irpaTov, thou hast shown more kindness in the end, than at the begin-
Digitized
by Microsoft
aiyaOwwuia
ning.
4, nvl.
62
124,
dydKpaTOTTOUKr),
13.
f/s,
%ya'irr)
Reg.
4, 10, 30.
Ps. 50, 20, nva.
fj,
preceding.
PoU.
1,
ayaBamfiia, as,
fj
(pvofui)
good name.
PseudoSept. Reg.
dyaXpoTovpyia, as,
tj,
Dion. 680 B.
aya6S>s (aya66i), adv. well, kindly. 4, 11, 18, thoroughly. 1, 20, .7.
paronoda.
Poll. 1, 13.
Max.
(dydXpaTovpyos) dyaXTyr. 91, 45. 131, 27.

sc.
Tobit
l'3,
dydKpaTovpyiK^, ^s,
TToda.
rj,
Te^vrj,
dyoKfiaro1,
10 'EÔfioXoyoO tw Kvpia dyaSas. 70 ^=. tTvfi<l>ep6vTa>s. ayadaxrivrj, rjs, i?, goodness, kindness
to KOKta.
25. 22.
Erotian.
Max.
Tyr. 131, 26.

6,
Poll.
13.
dydkpaTOvpyds, ov,
;
(SydKpa,
EPrO) =:
dyaX-
opposed
9,
paTOTToios, sculptor.
I,
Poll. 1, 12.
Clem. A.
Sept. Par. 2,
24,
16. 15, li:
Nehem.
14.
136 B.
rj(T<o,
Ps. 51, 5.
5, 9.
Pa/.
Thess.
Rom.
2, 1,
Gal. 5,
dyaXpaToCJiopea,
(ayd\paTotj)6pos} to carry
(idea')
Eph. 1080 C.
CTem. ^. H, 325 B.
Written
^<).
Patriarch.
an image
to
carry the image
of anyI, 4,
thing in one's
'AyaXpaTO(l>ope'i
own mind.
votjttjv irokiv.
Philon
16,
27
also ayajBoa-vvT].
Barn. 2 (Codex
1.
^ôcr.
cat-
4 Tou 0e(rov
tco (ra-
Act. Paul, et Thecl.

ayaKuKTos,
tle.
povTOS
vovv).
Koi
dydKpaTO(j>opovvTOs
avTov
ov, that gives
bad food for milch

Chrys.
II, 85,
11
Tiff
apa 6 evotKav ev
Galen. VI, 151 B.
paTi Kol dyaKpaTo<l)opovpevos vovs iari.
Atlie-
ayaXXtaô/xat z:= dyaXXtaJjuat, ^So/iot.
X,
nag. 997 B. 'Ev

iroirjTTiv.
eavTois
dyaKpaTo<l>ov(ri
tov
729
D *AyaXXtdferat rpavfiara
aros,
to,
6,
emcfyepaiv.
ayoKKiapa,
Sir. 1, 11.
Sept. Tobit 13, 11.

31.
(dyaXXiam) delight, joy. Judith 12, 14. Ps. 47, 3.

Esai. 16, 10.
60, 15.
'
To oSipa fj ttjv Eus. H, 860 eKKKrjo'iav dya\paTO(j)opovvTa. A. B. 872 B. Zonar. Lex. 35 AyaKparoô'
Orig. HI, 381
15, 6.
povpevos, dyakpaTO,
(jjepav ev eavTa.
fJToi
tvttovs tS>v vorjBevrmv
Hes. 'AydSXiapa, B6â(rpa, exultation.

dyoXXido/xat, see dyaXXido).
ayaXKla<ris,
eeor,
rj,
Ovtco îKwv.
Hes. *AyaX-
paTOipopelo'dat, KaKKtoTriêirdaL.
(dyaXXtdco) a rejoicing, great
joy.
Sept. Tobit 13, 1
"Eypa'êv ima-roKfiv
his gladness.
dyakpaToôpos, ov, (<f>epa>) carrying an image in one's own mind. Hes. ' AyaKparoipopos, as
els dyaWiaa-iv,
6.
showing
1,
Ps. 29,
aydKpa
ev tJ ''frux^ ((j>epa>v ?)
41, 5.
lips.
44, 8.
62, 6 XfiXrj dyaXXtderetoy, 14.
ayav, adv. nimis, very much, exceedingly.
Simoc.
joyful
Luc.
6,
ayaXKiao-pos, ov,
333, 6 Atd TO is Syav epiraBas SmKoveladai,
preceding,
Macar. 632
where, is
dyavaKTeio,
is
superfluous.
to be
B.
rjo-o),
angry or indignant,
said
dyaXXidm,
2, 1, 20.
atra,
commonly
1,
dyaXXido/iai, da-opat,
(dydXXu)
to rejoice, to
be glad.
Sept.
Reg.
Par.
16, 31.
Tobit
13, 7 'AyaX-
of inanimate objects. Sept. Sap. 5, 23 'AyavoKTrjO-et KaT avToiv v8aip ddkda'injs. Diosc. 5, 84 'AyavaKTetv Se tovs oSovras, el \ldos eXrj
iv
TTJ
Xid(reTat Trjv peyaKaxrivriv, airoS, shall rejoice
dtapao'cfjo'ei.
in his greatness. Ps.
2,
11.
94, 1, nvl,
18, 16
dyavaKTiKws (dyavannKos}, adv. peevishly.

ton. 11, 13,
Siaridea-Bai.
An-
'AyaXXidcTETai
o>y
ytyar Spapctv 686v, shall re32, 1, ev nvi.
Trpos
n.
Eus. H,
Hes. 'Aya-
joice as a hero to run a race.

34, 9, eVt Tivi.
1445 D.
dydvtSa (dyavoff), adv.
viSa, drpepas.
softly, gently.
67, 4, ivimiov nvos.

3, 2,
118, 161,
eVi n.
1,
Mace.
17.
Matt.
fiov
5, 12.
Luc.
47 'HyoXXi'ao-e to TTvevpd
cayrrfpi pov.
em ra
êm
ayavov, ov, t6, (aywpi) splinter, small dry stick,

for burning.
r
8,
10, 21 *HyaXX(d(raro t5 Trveu-
Suid. "Ayavov, irpoTrapo^vTovas,

t)
ftoTi,
in his
spirit.
'Act.
2, 26.
iSj;
Joann.
tî/
5, 35.
TO KaTeayos ^\ov,
to (f)pvyavabes.
Classical.
Sept.
56 'HyoXXtdtraro tva
eprjv,
fjpepav
Tnv
9
dyandm,
to see.
fjo-a, to love, to desire.
ISav, in that he
saw.
Petr.
1, 1,
Ps. 33, 13 'AyajToiv f/pepas IBelv dyadas, loving

Sir. 6, 33.
'AyaXXtSo-ê XP? dweicXaX^ra, with unspeakable joy.
App.
11,
403, 70 'Hydn-mi'
15, 20,
oe opios
ov, to,
AoKoêWav
exeiv tov orpaTov 'Ajtq)2,
aydWoxov,
dyaXpanas,
Hebrew D'Snx
Diosc.
1,
or niSnx,
viov paXXov.
Herodn.
lignaloes, aloes
ov, 6,
wood.
21.
both with the

ally
infinitive.
8.
15, 8.
4,
To
love sexu-
(SydKpa) beautiful as a statue.
=:
ipS>.
Plut. n, 505 F.
Lucian. H,
Philostr. 612.
122.
6,
dycApaToyXvKJios, ov,
od. IV,
(yXuâ)
6v,
sculptor.
The-
888 C.
rj,
dyoKpaTOTroi-riTiKos,
making
II,
statues.
2.
Substantively,
following.
fi
dyaKpaTowoirjTiKri, sc. rexvrj,
3. To persuade. Sept. Par. 2, 18, 2 'Hydna avTov tov (rvvava^rfvai /irr' avTov, := eiret6ev. 4. To value Tip&pju. Diog. 7, 20 ndo-ou yap riydira to Si86peva 5. To be
Galen.
364 C.
Jul. Fras.
contented.
Classical.
Jos. B. J.
1,
10, 2
235 C.
dyoKpaTOTToUa, as,
Poll. 1, 13.
r),
Aeov dyairdv OTi Q.

(dyaX/iaTojrotds) sculpture.
dydmj,
3, 9.
r]s, f),
(dyoTrdco) love, charity.
Sept. Sap.
Abst. 192.
Rhet. 196, 16. Bekker. 335, 3.
Men.
Porphyr.
6, 19.
15, 9.
Luc. 11, 42. Joann. 13, 35. Epist. 1, 3, 1. Paul. Rom. 5, 58.
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by Microsoft
A'âiTi}
Cor.
2,
2,
63
3,
Ayâpof
adv. amanter, affectionately.
I,
4.
Thess.
1,
12 Tg
0711717;
ir
dyaTnjTtKois,
Phi-
oXXi]Xovf Kai els iravras.
Clem. R.
dydjnji' r^r TrarpiSos, objectively.
sexual love,
Terpcofievr)
2.
1,
55
At'
lon
I,
462, 34.
Xou,
4,
Clem. A.
TTpds n.
Hermes Tr. Poem. 13 3 260 A. H, 277 A, hmrWeUav

beloved.
eptas.
Sept. Cant.
2,
noteii'
Epiph. I, 337 C nvos {KaKfp.(jidTa)s). 3. Love, beloved woman, mistress. Sept.

dydm/s, love-sick.
7171'
dyainiTos,
17,
ov,
Substantively, (a)
dyamjv
fierd
o dyamiTos,
an
intimate friend.
Apophth.
Cant.
2,
7.
4. Love, as a
nji/
(77)!'
title.
^<Aara.
I,
356
A npAs
IV,
Mosch. 3109 B IIoT-e 6/cdflto-a piKpov xpovov els rnv Xavpav To d^/3a Tepairtpov koL eaxov nvd
dyamjTov. (b) the beloved, the adoptive brother of a trweiaaKros. Basil. II, 825 C. Greg. Naz. IV, 86 A. 88 A. 91 A. 93 A.
Justinian. Novell.
6,
324
/cat
ns
airSiv dyaTnjTos.
.Toann.
dyaifrjv,
dSfXcê dyaTnyrc.
Basil.
381 C.
a-ov.
IH, 1073 (Compare Ignat. 684

Grejf. iVi/ss.
dydirrj 'Sp.vpvaiav.)
A T^s aydjn)r
C
'AcrndêTai
vfias
Tj
6.
(c)
5. Charity, alms.
Apophth. 92 D. 105
dyoTn/Tiy,
'Aydiras noietv iirep f/wv, to give alms. -^ Hotrj<jov dydin\v, iroirj<TaTe dydTnjv, do me the favor, have the goodness, he kind enough to do anything. Apophth. 117 B XIotTjo-are dydirrfv, fif)
820 A. Greg. Naz. IV, 87 A. 89 A. 90 A. 93 A. Epiph. I, 1064 D /canj-yopoCo-t be Sijdev t&v iv

o-uj/eio-aKTos.
agapeta,=:
Baîl. II,
XoXeiTe
irrjv, crii
apn fUT
ijxov.
129
(KKkqaia rds dyaTnjTas Xeyopevas a-vveia-dKTovs yvvdiKas Ke<TqpAvav. Hieron. I, 402

rji
HoItjo-ov dyd-
Koi oi d8e\(f>oi trov fKaaros Kara fiovas
Jjovxaa-fi.
Joann. Mosch. 2856
IIoit/o-oi/
Unde in eoclesia agapetarum pestis Unde sine nuptiis aliud nomen uxorum ? Immo unde novum eoncubinarum
(98)
introiit?
dydwiiv dSe\<f>
ikde tva rd
tTKeirj
tov obeK-
genus
Basil,
Theod.
iBos,
m,
(pov dneveyKcofiev els to olKovo/ieiov.
dyamyrpis,
rj,
873 A.
dyaTrr/rrj,
(rvveiiraKTOs.
6. Salutation, kiss, holy kiss. Joann. Mosch. 2944 B 'ETroi'jjcrai' dydnrpi, they saluted each
other.
n, 813 D.
"Ayap,
Porpli. Cer. 17, 10 Kal
fifrd.
tovto
o'X'l-
iîp\ovTai TToKiv oi SeandTai iv tm avTco

jxan els
rrjv dydirrjv.
66 'EKelire SiSaxru' 6
|3a-
f), indeclinable, ^Jn, Hagar, the mother of Ishmael the progenitor of the Arabs. Sept. Gen. 16, 1 seq. Theoph. Cont. 96, 19, 121. 298 Oi Tr)s "Ayap, oi e| "Ayap, oi ex rrjs
ariKevs dydirqv
T&
re Trarpiapxil, p.riTpo7r6KiTais
Ayap, zz^
'Ayapaioi,
1, 5,
oi Âyaprjvol.
Te
/cat
eTntTKdTTois.
a>v, 01,
("Ayap) Hagarites.
Sept. Par.
Tt.
Amity, good understanding,

Const,
alliance,
20.
r],
between two nations.
'Iva yevrjTai dydtrq Kol elprjvq.
m, 1041 Porph. Adm.
'Ayaprjvos,
6v,
of Hagar.
6
Genes. 70,
6.
144, 11 SvpjrevScpias fierd tovs TovpKOvs Koi

dydiras eôvTas.
eixpv dyaTnjv
TToXlTWP.
/cat
200, 13 Oi
(piKlav juera
''l^rjpes TrdvTore
t&v QeoSoo'tovin
Hagarene, Hagarite, descendant of Hagar, Arab, Saracen. Sept. Par. 1, 5, 19. Ps. 82, 7. Eus. I, 354. Epiph. I, 196 B. Cyrill. Scyth. V.
'Ayaprfvos, S. 23.
2.
Substantively,
Agape,
love-feast,
the
ancient
'Ayapia, as,
the
rj,
church.
TToielv.
1,
473
Jud. 12. Ignat. 713 B 'Aymrriv CTem. ^.I, 384 B. 1112 A. Tertull. Coenula nostra de nomine rationem
;
Agari.
("Ayapoi) Agaria, the country of Diosc. 3, 1.

to
dyaplâ, ura, ("Ayap}
be or become a
Mo-
hammedan.
/xayapt'fo).)
Nicet. Byz. 728 B.
(See also
suam ostendit
id vocatur,
1,
quod
dilectio
pe-
nes Graecos est. Orig. Laod. 27. 28. Jul. 305

avTois dydmjs
jrefSv.
(cat
652 A. Gangr. 11. T^r XeyopJvtjs trap

/cat
'AyapiKos,
rj,
6v,
of
the "Ayapoi.
Substantively,
TO
dyapiKov,
agaricon, agaricum,
3, 1.
inroSop^^j
2, 1,
StaKovias rpa-
fungus.
Diosc.
Galen.
Xm,
a 894 B.
Const. Apost.
28.
Apophth. 181 A.
Petr.
2,
895 D.
dyapuTia,
as,
fj,
(Compare Paul. Cor.

2,
11, 21 seq.
(dyapifo))
Mohammedanism.
Nicet. Byz. 736
13.)
r/s,
f].
Nicet. Byz. 712 A.
'hydinj,
Agape, the female counterpart
dyapia-pds, oi, 6,
dyapiaia.
of Mr/rpiKos, in the Valentinian theogony.

Iren.
A.
I,
(See also
tov, oi,
payapia-pios.)
449 B.
Sept.
"Ayapoi,
Agari, a Scythian people. App.

(yaa-njp) bellyless.
dydrnjo-ts, ewr, ^, (dyajniaj) love, affection.
774, 47.
f/,
Reg. 2, 1, 26. Sir. 40, 20. 769 A, et alibi.

dyaTnjnKos,
fj,
Plut.
TI,
148 B.
81 F.
dytio-rap, opos, 6,
Greg.
Naz. ni, 1532 A, fasting.

Plut.
I,
6v,
affectionate.
irepi
dyao-uXXi'f,
I'Soy,
ij,
the tree producing the dyd3,
ra reKva dKrjBivas dyaClem. A. I, 300 B. mfTiKov, affection for. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1004 C T^x dyamymajv irpbs Basil. IV, 740 A, ypdfidXXi7Xouy (rxecrtu.
1,
Anton.
13 To
a-vWov.
dyeio-uXXoi',
Diosc.
ov,
to,
88 (98).
dpptovioKov.
Diosc.
3,
88 (98).
"Ayfiapos, less correctly 'A/Syapos, ov, 0, rus, a legendary toparch of Edessa._
AgbaEus.
paTo, letters of comity.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ayjapeta
n, 120 seq. [Apparently
great, potentate.']
tlie
64
Arabic AKBAP,
Fr.
ayje\o^
monachism. 1125 B, d^la.
rdîs.
Basil. HI,
629 D, diaycoy^. IV,

crx^/ia,
Marc. Erem. 1032 B,
ayyapsia,
as,
fj,
(ayyapeva)
angaria,
Inscr.
corree, compelled service.
4956 (A. D.
o-xwa.
Pallad. Laus. 1009, nokiTela. 1026 D, (IV, 892 C), îos. Theod. I, 1482
49) avyapAa. Epict. 4, 1, 79. Artem. 405^. Leo. 134, 1.^ Justinian. Novell. 128, 22. Suid. 'Ayyapeia .... dyyapeiTact. 20, 71.
av avayK.rjV aKovmov
lj,cvr]v
Parad. 444 B.
Eustrat. 2288
Toi t5>v p.o-
vaxS>v dyycXiKW x/"PdyyeXiKSf, adv. angelically.
Orig. Ill, 564 C.
Xeyo/iej/ Kal ex /3iaf
ywotj
IV, 409 A.
60 B.
Prod. Tim. 298 B.
virqpea-iav.
"kyyapos
Koi 'Ayyapeia,
ayyeXioTT/s, r^TOS, n,
dyyfXdrj;y.
Anast. Sin.
sect.
Sripocria Koi
dvayKaia 8ov\eta, service.
*ayyapfVQ),
(v(Tai,
(ayyapos)
angario,
Karrjx^ri
?o
com-
'AyyeXIrai,
av,
ol,
Angelitae,
Tim.
pel one
to
perform
service without pay.
Men.
Kpivfff
Presb. 60 B.
dyyeXimSijf, ff,
I,
(Comic.) Sicyon. 4 'O nXeav

8'
following.
Iambi, apud Stob.
ovTos iToKifuos 'Eav exV " F"^""""' dyyap^wTM. Inscr. 4956 (A. D. 49). Matt. 5,
395.
es,
dyyeXoi8^s,
(EIAQ)
angel-like.
Pseudo-
41 "Otrris
ire
ayyapevtrei ptkiov
ev.
27, 32'
Dion. 146 B. 856 D.
Tlieoph. Cont. 203, 21
ToOroj' rjyydpevo'av tva aprj tov UTavpov avTov. Marc. 15, 21 ' Ayyapsvova-t Trapdyovrd Tiva
To
CXW"
dyyeXoftfieis.
af,
II,
ij,
ayyfXofieo-i'a,
(^cVtr)
anjreZic
sfation.
Slp,ava
Kvprjvalov
ipx6p,fvov
dir
dypov, tov
Cfem. A.
413 A.
Doc(r.
Orient.
728
rrarepa 'AXf|aj/8pou Koi Foicjiov, iva aprj Toy
A.
dyyeXop-iix^Tcos (iiip.iop.ai),
aravpbv avTov. Jos. Ant. 13, Suid. "Ayyapoi tin. 325 A.
2, 3.
Clemen'Ayyapve-
adv. in imitation oj
a-dai KaXovtrtv, aa-nep fjpfh vvv,
to els
(f>oprri-
yiav Kat Toiavrrjv Tiva vTnjpetrlav ayeaoai.

dyyapihiov, ov, to, (ayyapos) a beast of burden.
Pseudo-Dion. 593 B. 625 D. dyyeXo7rX)7/><oi-of, ov, (irXr]p6(o) full of angels. Pseudo-.l^/ifw. IV, 908 D. dyyekonpcTTTis, es, (irpiiva) becoming an angel.
the angels.
Porph. Cer. 489,
4.
,
Pseudo-Z)(on. 328 A.
dyyeXoTrpeTrSf, adv. in
dyydpios, ov, 6, a n g a r i u s servant, messenger. dyyapeia. 2. ngaria Et. M. 7, 25.
Lyd. 264,
7.
dyyapo(j)opo>, rjcra, (<j>pa>) to
perform dyyapeia,
Ill, 2.22, 1.
a manner becoming an Pseudo-Dion. 181 D. 2. A n ayyeXos, ov, 6, messenger. Classical. gelus, angel. Sept. Tobit 5,22. Job 20,
angel.
or to carry burdens.
Prnc.
Et.
15.
Ps. 77, 25 "Aprov dyyeXcai/,

fi'om
that came
M.
6,
45
'
A.yyapo<j)opeiv, fVl tov (popria 0epeu'
down
1,
heaven.
2,
Kara Sm8o;^^>'.
dyyelbiov, ov, to,
little
fj,
Tpoitv.
Mace.
Sap. 16, 20 'AyyeXai/ Philon 11, 6. 2, 15, 23.

ela-i
dyyfioj/.
Genes. 84, 20.

angiology.
164, 27 'AyyeXoi yap arpaTos
6fov d<rm-
ayyeioXoyia, as,
(dyyeiov, Xeyto)
fiaTOL Ka\ evSaiixovfS i/n;xO'(^tXdo-o(ôi
Paul. Aeg. 92. Galen. HI, 395 C. dyyCwv, ov, to, L. vena, blood-vessel.
10. 27,
Baip.ovas,
^. Organ. Sext.lZ,\. ala-dijTiKa, organs of sense.

fj,
Gell. 18,
6vop.dêiv.
p.evai.
^vxai
6'
Ovs oXXoi dyyeXovs Maa-ijs e'lcoBev tlo\ Kara tov depa niTO263,
7 1.
Philon 1,73,
264, 23.
332,
642, 11.
468, 19 'O
ayyeXi'a, ar,
word, speech.
1, 3,
Sept. Prov. 12, 25.

rj
hi iiropivos BeSi Kara dvayKotov crvvodofiropois XprjTai Tols aKokovBois avTov Xoyotr, oils ovopa(eiv i6os dyyeXouE.
11,
Joann. Epist.
rjv
11 Avrrj ea-nv
dyyekia,
387, 20 "AyyfXoi X-
an dpxrjs, Iva dyanaiiev dXX^Xous, commandment, precept. 'AyyeXiKoi, wv, oi, (dyyeXotds) Angelici, an obrjKovo'aTf
Cels. apiid Orig. I, Tovpyoi N. T. passim. 1516 C. Athenag. Legat. 10 Doctr. Orient. 725 C Ol yap f| dvBpimaiv els ayyeXovs fieTa-
scure sect.
ayyikiKos,
rj,
Epiph.
ov,
I,
849 B.
vaa-Tdvres
X'^""
els
^''^
iiaBryrevovTai
utto
rmv
(ayyeXos)
angelicus,
per-
dyyeXoiV
TeXeLOTrjTa
aTTOKa^tOTd/xevot.
Phryn. P. S. 26, 6 'AyyeXtKJj pr](ns, at Totv dyyeKav ev Tals TpayaSiais pfjcrets, the part of a messenger in a Clem. A. I, 692 A. Athen. 14, 27, tragedy. Diomed. 512, 23, opxr)ci.s, a kind of dance. fierpov, a hexameter verse without the last
taining to a messenger.
syllable.
The nine
<j)ip. :
orders of angels are divided into

KvpwTTjTes, 8vvdp.eis
three triads, namely Bpovoi, xfpowlS'V, crepaeôvcriai,,

."
ayytXoi,
7,
dpxdyyeXoi,
12.
dpxai.
Const. Apost.
Pseudo-Dion. 200 D.
Also, Jos. B. J.
Orig.
I,
For
35.
8,
the names
Clementin.
of angels, see Ta^piijX, MixarjX, Oipi^X, Pa(fyafjX.
2, 8, 7.
2.
Angelicus,
Clem. A.
angelic,
angelical.
133 C.
C.
Ignat. 680 A.
1316 B.
Pseudo-ZacoJ. 14, 1. Heges. Hippol. 684 C. II, 288 B.
Ol eTrra ayycXoi, the seven angels that stand in the presence of God. Sept. Tobit
12,
708 A.
Marc. Erem. 1041
Haer. 134, 75. Orig. I, 72 C. 219 C. Iambi. Myst. 69, 10. Gi-eg. Naz. II, 820 C. Isid. Prod. Parm. 635 (45). 349 A, TayfiaTa. Applied to Pseudo-jDioJi. 240 C, Tdûs.
15.
Clem. A.
II,
369 C.
1,
(Compare
Apoc.
8, 2.
Sept. Sir. 32, 21.
Luc.
19.
Patriarch. 1053
Kvpiov.
Oi &yye\oi tov rrpoaaiirov
1084 C 'O ayyeXof roC irpoa-amov.)
Digitized
by Microsoft
ayye\o<s
65
Saturnilians, see
ayeXatoT/joô?
For the seven angels of the

Iren. 674
A.
Applied
292
Apoc. 12,9.
Barn.
14:9
B.
to priests.
Sept.
Hermias 1X59 A. Mai. 2, 7 "Ay-
"0 Sopv(f)6pos ayyeXos, tke
guardian angel.
Matt. 18, 10.
Mand.
6, 2.
B. 772 B. Basil. I, 364 B. HI, 185 C OJ (jivXaKcs t^s Did. A. 584 B. Macar. foj^s jj/xfiv ayycXoj.
irriV/iaTos eKa<TTOs \a/i/3ov
Trj &pa Tov âayyeXov irapa tov Chrys. H, 512 C. VII, 599 D. IX, 6ov. (Com211 "Ekootoe TjiiSsv ayyeXov ex^'" For the 8opv(j)6poi pare Hesiod. Op. 251.) of Jesus, see Iren. 465 A. 'O ayyeXos Tfjs /ieTavolas, nuntius poeniten-
Hena. Luc. Act. 12, 15. On^. I, 452 Just. Apol. 2, 5. Eus. VI. 564 A. 11, 733 B.
yeXos Kvpiov TravTOKpdTop6s i<Tnv {6 Upeis). Chrys. IX, 937 C ==: Upevs. Pseudo-i>wn.
'O Ka6' fjpas Upapffris ayyfXos laiplov
iravTOKpaTOpos vtto tlvcov Xoyitov oavopatTTm.
Applied to monks.
'ETTi'-yetoy
Pallad. Laus. 1220
221
ndvref
oi
XptoTtavol iv
Euagr. 2456 A. 2461 A. 4. Malachi ('JxSd dyyeXocdr), the name of the prophet grecize.d- Sept. Mai. 1, 1. Clem. A. I, 852 B. Greg. Naz. Ill, 1595
ayyeXos.
Auui'V/xov T
ayyeXov Makaxj-av.
angelic nature.
Theod.
Mops. 597 B.
dyyeXoTqs,
rjTos,
fj,
'PavaA-Athan.
IV, 540 A.
dyyeXo(f)dvem, as,
gels.
fj,
tiae, the
Mand.
4, 2.
angel of repentance. Herm. Vis. 5. Syncell. Clem. A. H, 652 A.

Âe
(cpaiva>)
appearance of an-
Leont.
I,
1369 D.
6,
18, 10 OvpirjK TOV eVi t^s piTavoias dyye'Xou.
dyyeXTTjp,
Sibyll.
2,
rjpos,
(^dyyeXXto)
ayyeXos.
'O ayyeXoj t^s
e/cKXijo-i'aj,
anêZ o/ (Ae
I,
214, OupiijX.
rj,
church.
Apoc. us. V, 428 C.

A.
2,
seq.
Orig.
449 C.
II,
dyyeXriKos,
22, Xo'yos.
BasU. IV, 889
'O ayyeXos
Just. Apol. 1, 6v, announcing. Porphyr. Abst. 221 ToO per oXr
TTJs cKiOuja-ias ecjjopos.
Greg. Naz.
492 B.
Pallad. V, Chrys. 35
469 Hpoo-
dyyeXrpta,
yov peXXovTOS dyyeXriKd. as, fj, female announcer.
Sibyll. 8,
ev^dp.evoi,
(rtas.
trvvTaâpeda tw dyycXoj
Tfjs eKKkr)-
117 SdXTrty^ iroXeptov dyyeXTpta,

ayytvos, ov,
dyyoBrjKt),
sels.
6,
'O ayyeXos ttjs elpf]vqs, the angel of
^=
ayytov
drjKxj,')
peace.
Patriarch. 1104 B.
Chrys.
I,
614 C.
rjs, ij,
(ayyos,
5, 45.
receptacle for ves-
ayyeXov tov im. T^s elprivris. 'O idvapxt^ ayyeXos, the guardian or patron angel of a nation. Sept. Dan.
Const. Apost. 8, 36.
37
Toi'
Athen.
dyyovptov, ov, to,
Adm.
261.
J>
138, 22.
10, 13.
12, 1 Mipâ^X 6
ayyeXos 6 piyas 6
crov.
iarr)-
Porph. (riKvos, cucumber. Achmet. 243. Anon. Med. [According to Forskal, the Arabic
xas
dm
tovs vioiis tov XaoO
Patriarch.
1056 B. C. 1104 B. Clem. A. n, 389 A. 409 B. {lamU. Myst. 236, 6 Kaff eKacrrov re Wvof tS>v em yrjs SuncXripaTai ns vw avTwv Basil. I, 656 B. Koaios irpoaTaTqs.)
Oi KO(Tpimoio\ ayyeXoi, the angels that
the world,
Cucumis chate. Compare gheragur kin, gourd, German g u r k e .]
ayyovpov, ov, to,

I,
preceding.
Anon.
Ideler.
429, 22.
6,
ayyovpos, ov,
a kind of pie.
Psell.
Hes. "Kyyovpos,
made
el&os irXaKOvvTOS.
irqKTov.
Stich. 298
=z
peXi-
according to some Gnostic sects. Clementin. Just. Tryph. 62. Iren. 675 A. 413 A. Hippol. Haer. 256, 96. 380, 47. Athan. II, 129 382, 73. 398, 93 (222, 23). C. (Compare Plat. Tim. 41 C. Herm. Vis. Qpr]trKeia tSiv dyyeXiov, the worship 3, 4.)
(Compare Solon 38
r),
(26), 3 yovpos.)
dyypia, as,
dyypif<t
grief.
irritate,
to
Hes. 'Ayypias, Xinas. Symm. to make angry.
Prov. 15, 18.

ayyav,
<Bi/of, 6, barbed javelin, used by the Franks. Agath. 74, 11. [Apparently connected with dyKtt)!', an con, oyxos, uncus.]
of
angels.
Sept. Tobit 11, 13.

19, 10.
Paul. Col.
2, 18.
Apoc.
Patriarch. 1056 C.
*dye'\.pa,
epa>,
to
collect
1104 B. Just. Apol. 1, 6. Clem. A. H, 261 A. Tertull. 11, 46 C Simoniae autem magiae disciplina angelis
serviens.
Orig.
I,
pose.
Her.
Il,
4, 35.
Plut.
presents for any purI, 36 F. U, 235 E.

Tjj
Lucian.
a-iiv
221. Ill, 395 'as, dyelpoiev
pr)Tp\
avXols Koi KvpfiaXois. Et.

Toiovra.
ayyeXovs.
(Judaeos) (rtêiv IV, 425 A (Judaei) XaTpevovTes dyyeXovs. Eus. IV, 193 C. Laod. 35. Epiph. n, 748 B. (Compare Paul. Tim. 1, 5, 21 AiafiaprupopAU ivamiov tov 6eov Clem. R. 1, .... (tai t5>v i<XcKTS>v dyyeXav.
708
Ke'Xcror Xiytov avTovs
pm, TO Trepuevai Ka\

pa>
Tivi
1185 C.
2.
M. 14, 33 irepivoareiv em vUrj

To
or
impostor.
'Ayeir]
ere-
be a mendicant,
Cels.
rnountebank,
charlatan,
apud
34.
Orig.
I,
753 C. 773 A.
rh,
Max.
fj
Tyr. 75,
cow.
11,
Philostr. 180.
ov,
dyeXabiov,
(dyeXds)
/3o0r,
56 'H
fier
rrpbs tov 6e6v koI tovs dyiovs (angelos)
Porph. Cer. 464.

729 Povv dyeXalrjv.)
dyeXaioKopos, ov,
6,
(Compare Horn. H.
dyeXriKopos.
oiKTtppStv fiveia.^
3.
Angelus,
applied to Christ.
Just.
Pallad. V.
Clem. A. I, Tryph. 55. 76. 93. 116. 127. 321 A. (Compare Sept. Esai. 9, 6 KaXeirai Applied to delicydXris /SouX^y ayyeXos.) mons. Matt. 25, 41. Paul. Cor. 2, 12, 7.
Chrys. 14 C.
dyeXaioTp6cl>os,
ov,
(dyeXrj,
Tpetjia)
feeding or
keeping herds.
Max.
Tyr. 105, 31, imcTra-
Digitized
by Microsoft
ajeXap'X,eco
66
dyevvia, as,
rj,
dyia^cc
=^
ayevvfia.
Polyb. 30,
9, 1.
19.
herd,
I,
or
company.
Philon
I,
658,
22.
39, 2, 10.
dyevrrjiTip^fiovs
P/uJ.
1060
Ta>v iraKKoKtSayv rrjv dyeXap-
dyevrris Iv prjôvs,
the Latia
dycvri-
agentes in rebus,
Athan.
Trepl
I,
certain magistrates.
j(ov(Tav.
a dyeUpxns, ov, i, {dyiKr,, &px) leader of Philon I, 304, 35. 650, 48. H, 90, herd. Lucian. 11,422, Pint. I, 20 E. 40, et alibi.
ravpos.
crnpUovs.
608 B, incorrectly written (Compare Plut. U, 468
TS>v
rds irpdêts virovpySiv.)
Suid. 'AyeXapxr/s, '^' dyeXrjs tS>v
/SoSv apx<^v.
*dyepu.6s, ov, 6, (dyclpio) collection of presents by begging. Arist. Poet. 8, 3, referring ap-
dyeXapxla, as,
rj,
Ae
6,
leading of a herd.
PseudoII,
parently to Horn. Od. 17, 362 seq.

I,
Dion. H.
Ael.
Dion. 137 D.
dyeXapxas,
144,
5.
274, 11.
PoU.
8,
3,
129.
9,
142.
V.H.
ov,
dyeXdpxv^-
Philon
4, 20.
p.6s,
Athen.
60.
Bekher. 326, 21 'Ayep-
nav to
dyeipoficvov.
Hes. 'Ayep/ios, adpoi-
dycXdf,
dSos,
fj,
(dyeXr))
belonging to a herd,
ais, (rvvaymyfi Bvaias.
feeding at large.
Schol. Apollon.
R.
2,
89
<f)op^ds.
i),
dyeptox'"' "^' ^' (Ayepaxos^ haughtiness, arroSept. Maco. 2, 9, 7. 3, 2, gance, insolence.

3.
dyiXaa-TiKos,
6v,
{dyeXaôp-ai)
23.
gregarious.
Polyb. 10, 35, 8.

2, 9.
2.
Display.
Sept.-
Philon
140, 5.
II,
202,
238,
1.
Max.
Tyr.
Sap.
Philostr. 80. 501. 591.
Euagr.
2768 C.
(Kopfa) tending herds.
dyeX))Ko/ios, ov,
Nonn.
dyepa>xos, ov, haughty, arrogant.

3, 1,
Sept.
Mace.
Polyh.
Dion. 47, 208. dyeXripmos, see dyfXipMos.

dyeXriTp6(f)os, ov,
1,
25.
Hes. 'Aycpa>xos .... vjiipriâvos.

^dv. haughtily, arrogantly.
18, 17, 3.
axftrira,
fj,
dyepa>x<'>'y
(rpiôi) keeping herds.
Poll.
2, 8,
7.
181.
i],
ayeoTa or dyi<TTa, also

6v,
the Latin
rroXe-
dyeXiKos,
gregarious.
Basil.
I,
172 A.
aggestus
I,
or
aggestum,
4, 27.
mound. Proc.
^vXav
Koi x"^
dyfXipdios,
incorrectly dyeXripaios,
herd: common, low, vulgar. 625 B.

dyfXoiias
a, ov, of a Macar. 605 D.
271.
Euagr.
Suid."Aycirra,
piKov
p,rixdvT]p.a
ck Xi6a>v Kal
ey(.p6p,evov.
"AKfooa, PafuuKov
tl pr/xavrifm
(dyeXoios),
Arist.
ij,
adv.
without
laughter.
K bevdpoTOp.Las npos epvfivoTTjTa p.era<TKeva^6p,evov.
Argum.
I,
dyeXoKopiKos,
6v,
Ran. I. of an dyArjKopos.
Clem.
dyevarta, as,
rj,
(ayeuoroy)
eating.
=
m
dnaaria, fasting,
732 C 7j dyeXoKopiKj], the art of breeding and tending herds.

ogy, of
abstaining
from
ov,
Schol. Arist.
Nub.
621.
dysa>iiTpr]Tos,
dyeveaXoyrjTos, ov, (yeveaXoyeo)) without geneal-
not geometrical,
applied to
unknown
rj,
descent.
Paul. Hebr.
7, 3.
irregular figures.
ayrjpxi, aros, to,
Sti'ab. 5, 1, 2, o-x^jpa.
,
dyevrjcia, as,
the being dyevrjTos, the not being
made.
Hippol. 837 B.
dyevrjTos, ov, (yt'yvo/xat) that is not, or
cannot
1235,
be,
9.
made, created, or done. Dion. H. Aihan. I, 469 A. H, 73 C.

dyevriTois,
II,
a the Macedo(aya)) a g e nian royal guard (cavalry). Polyb. 5, 25, 1. Plut. 1, 264 F. App. I, 5, 65, 1. 31, 3, 8. Arr. Anab. 1, 1, 11. 583, 3.
r),
dyripaoia, as,
the
being dyrjparos, perpetual
adv. without being

C.
fj,
made
or created.
youth.
Schol. Horn. H. 11, 1.
Adam. 1817
dyevvrjola,
as,
dyfiparos, ov, that does not

the
grow
old.
2. Subplant.
fi'om
being dycwrjTos, the not
stantively, TO dyrjpaTov,
ageraton,a
C.
being begotten.
84. 272, 78.
Hippol. 837 B. Haer. 178, Dion. Alex. 1269 B. Basil. I,
Diosc. 4, 59.
Galen.
XHI, 150
'Ayi7paT0f, ov, 6, Ageratus,
an emanation
is 'Evmo-is.
512 B.
Caesarius 861.
Did. A. 385 D.
created
II,
dyfvvrjToycvfis, es, {dyevvtjros, yiyvop.ai)
Adyos and 449 A.
Z<aij
liis
spouse
Iren.
by the unbegotten.
Arius apud Epiph.
dy7]poK6p.r]Tos, ov, (yrjpoKopL<o) not
212 A.
dyevvrjTos,- ov,
ten.
in his old age.
Theophyl. B.
I,
taken care of 78 B.
(yewdm) L.
innatus,
2, 6.
unbegotPtol.
dyr)pa>s, mv,
Just. Apol. 1, 14, 49.
Theophil. 1, A. 1289 C. B. Did. A. 332 to dyevvrjTov dyevurjola. [Often confounded with dyevrjTos.^
Gn. /ren. 561 A. 1108
dyi)poa-i
ever-young.
dy^po)s.]
[s. H, 1276
roif
dytdfft), aoto,
(ayios) to hollow, sanctify, conse-
crate.
Sept.
Gen.
2,
3.
Ex.
13, 2,
nvi n.
19, 14. 22.
28, 37.
Lev. 16, 19
"Aytdo-Et airb-
'
Ayivvr]Tos, ov, 6, Innatus,
Epiplianes apud Iren. 569

294, 15.
a Gnostic figment. B et Hippol. Haer.

Plut. II,
dyewi^Tms, adv. without being begotten.
ano tS>v dKaOapfTLav Ta)V via)v 'icrparjX. 21, 12 To fiyiao'pevov Tov 6eov, the sanctuary. Num. 20, 13. Deut. 33, 3 ol riyuurpAvoi, the saints. Reg. 3, 8, 64. Esdr. 1, 1, 3. 47. Tobit 1, 4.
Sir. 32, 11.
3, 9.
1015 B. Ong. n, 49 B. 189. Bus. II, 1544 B.
Iambi.
Mathem.
33, 4.
3, 2,
49,
7.
Joel
1,
14.
2, 16.
Mace.
9 'Ayidcras t6v rdnov toxjtov-
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To read
Porph.
wyLO's
Basil.
X. T. passim.
the blessing
dytao-n/cds, ^, 6v, sanctifying.
I,
660 A.
one
the
of Cer. 140, 4
office
seq.
3.
of water.
fifj
Macar. 624 D.
dyuKfiopos, ov, 6,
ij,
To
desecrate, defile,
(<t>^po))
Upa(j)6pos,
pollute.
Sept. Deut. 22, 9 "h/a
Ayma-Brj t6
who bears
481.
the holy vessels in
a temple.
Inscr.
yivvriiia Kai
to (nrepfia.
(tiytafo))
dyiatriMa, aros, to,
fied,
2. Sanctuary, the tabernacle or the Temple.
a hallowed, Sept. Ex. or consecrated thing. Ex.

25,
7.
sancti29, 34.
dyta^ds!
47.
interj.
huzza! hurra!
Porph. Cer.
281, 19.
(;ypd<f>ai)
dywypacjios, ov,
written by inspiration.
Par.
1,
22,
19.
2,
26,
18.
Judith 120 C.
5, 19.
Ps. 95, 6.
Sir. 36, 18.
47, 13.
Esai. 8, 14.
Mace.
I,
1, 1,
Orig.
917
C 3.
Eus.
21. 39.
Clementin.
of a Christian church.
11, 6 7 7
The holy A.
4.
table,
Pseudo-Dion. 376 B, Se'XTot, tJie holy Scriptures. 2. Substantively, to iyt6ypa(f)a, sc. l3t/3Xia, a name given to the books of Joshua, Judges, Ruth, Kings, and Chronicles. Epiph. in, 244 B. Isid. Hisp. 6, 1, 7, Job, Psahns,
The sacramental elements, commonly in the Greg. Th. 1048 B. Basil. IV, 797 A. B. 804 A. Greg. Nyss. 11, 225 C. 5. Holy water. Jejun. 1913 A 'AyiW/io tS>v
plural.
Proverbs,
Ecclesiastes,
Canticles,
Daniel,
Chronicles, Esdras, Esther.
Porph. Cer. 141, 13. Ex. 28, 32. Ps. 92, 5. Patriarch. 1068 B.
biyrav.
6. Holiness.
Sir.
dywSpopos, ov, {Spapeiv^ walking in Ant. Mon. 1432 B.

dyioXfKTfiB,
rj(ra>,
holiness.
(Xeyco) to give the
title
ayie to
Sept.
45,
12.
an
ecclesiastic or
6v,
monk.
Stud. 1664 D, nvd.

Orig. HI,
dyioTTOios,
(TTOteto)
sanctifying.
ayuuTiios, ov,
d,
holiness, sanctification.
Sir. 7, 31
1
7,
Sept.
812 A.
dyionpiirem, as,
r),
Judic. 17,
3,
'consecration.
Bva-iav
the being dyiowpeTnjs.
Nicet.
cLyuKTfiov :=! dyiav

ao'fiov îz
Bwiav.
8 'Ôvoy.a ayi2,
Paphl.497 A.
dyioirpeTnjs, is, (TrpcTTO)) befitting the holy
:
dywv
ovofia.
Amos
11 ÊAajSoi/
holy.
fK
rmv
viS>v
ifiav els wpocpriTas, Kol fK tS>v

els
Clem. R.
I,
1,
13.
Polyc. 1095 A.
Cyrill.
A.
vavL(TK(ov vfiav
dyuwpov, for Nazarites. Dion. H. I, 54, 16. Paul. 'Siom. 6, 19, 22. Cor. 1, 1, 30. Thess. 1, 4, 3. 2, 2, 13. Hebr.
12, 14.
176 D.
dyioTTpeiras, adv. in
Cyrill.
A.
II,
Petr.
1, 1,
^"Ev ayiatrfLa 1,
TTvevfiaros
(subjective).
Clem. R.
30.
Patriarch.
dy loppiôs, ov, IV, 944 B.
a manner befitting the holy. 249 B. Pseudo-Djon. 144 B. (fiiCa) of holy root. Fsend-Athan.
Orig. II, 817
1068 B. 2. Sanctuary, the Temple. Sept. Mace. 2, 2, 17. 3, 2, 18 Toi' oocov tov d.ycao'iMOv Carth. 3. Sacrament. Toi/ ayiov oiKov.
ayios, a, ov, L. sanctus, holy.
'O ayios 'Iwdvvfjs.

fieyav
Jul.
378
tov dycaraTOv
^dpaTTiv.
Tov 3e6v tov 389 A TJjy
dyLcoTaTTjs Beds ArjpTjrpos.
407
''Epprj dyie.
Can. 72. 4. The blessing of water. Stud. 1717 D "ApxfTOi 6 iepeiis Tfjs ev^rjs tov ayiatrfwv. Porph. Cer. 140, et alibi.
'H cLKoKovBla TOV fiiKpov
office
Epiph.
I,
540 C *0
dyttoTaTOff aTToa-ToXos Tlav-
Doroth 1836 B \os .... 6 aytof 'laKwôs. "Ayios dy iov, most holy. 'O aytof }iXrjiJ,r)s. Sept. Ex. 40, 9. 29, 37 "Eo-tui to dvaiaiTTri-
ayiatrpxiv, the lesser
piov
dywv Tov
dylov.
30,
may
the
(Jbrm) of the blessing of water, which be read by the priest at any time and 'H aKoKovdia tov /icyaXov ayiaapov,
iarl Kvpita.
Num.
4, 1 9
;
10 " Ay cov rwv dyiav "Aym t5>v dyiav.
2. Holy, as a
lative dyiaraTos.
title
regularly in the super-
place.
Alex. 1051
Toi
dyiardia
Carth.
of the blessing of water, which is read only on the day of the Epiphany (Beocfydvta), that is, on the sixth of Jangreater office
uary, after the Xeirovpyla.
Km
1
fiaKapiaTaTa iinaKomo 'Adavaa-im.
255
A 'AyHBTare Trdn-o AvprjXtf.

rjfji.av
255
C Upos
Kmy-
avTov TOV dyioiTarov aSfX^dy
tov
Trjs
Euchol.
(Com*
aTavnvomroKeais
enia-KOTrov.
Synes. 1345 C.
pare Her.
1,
51 'O Se dpyvpeos, eVi tov irpoeâKOtriovs
vrjLOv TTJs yavirjs ;^G)pea)i' dp,<poptas
imKlpvarm
Tertull. I,
yap vno Af\cj)S>u QeoâvLouri. Ckrys. II, 369 D Aid toi 1204 B.
Kara
ttjv ioprrjv TavTrjv
Ephes. 932 D. CyriU. A. X, 44 A. 'During the last epochs of the Byzantine period, it was given also to the emperor, but only in Const. IV, 832 B Tdj/ âa-iXea the positive.
fip.S)v
ToiJTo KOL iv fiea-QVVKTLa
TOV dyiov.
Porph. Cer. 680, 17 Has

Pa>p.rjs
fip.Siv
diravTes 'vbpevtrdp.evoi o'lKade rd vdjiara airoTtdevTai, Kot

(TLV,
eX^L 6 dyiaTOTOS ima-KOTTOs
6 Trvevpan-
1!
iviavTov oKoKXrjpov (jivXdTTOv-
KOS iraTYip
TOV âa-CKews
tov
dyiov
are
Sf)
crfjiiepov
dyiacrSfVTav rav vSarcov.
Adm. 186
\ecos.
Theod. Lector
vbdrcov
ev
2,
48, p. 209
Tjji'
iirl
tSsv
rfi
Ilapd rav xî-P^" "" ^7^^ fiaa-iPhoc. 240, 12. Vit. Kil. Jun. 109 A.
roXs
Qeo(j>aviois
iriK\r]<np
Cant.
I,
ecnrepa yivetrBai.^
dyiaarripiov, ov, t6, (dyidâi) sanctuary.
a-TavpoeiSSis
198 'O Trarpiapxns Se t^ dim pvpa imXeyaiv peXP^" "" ^"'^'^^'^
Sept.
ydXrj
Toil
(jxovfj
dyios. dyios.
AiaSexofievot. 8e oi
ttjv (pavrjv eV
cm
Lev. 12, 4. Ps. 72, 17 (Symm. dyida-fiaTo). Theoph. 177. 2. Baptistery.
dpâivos lardpevoi
rpiTov Koi
avToX \eyov(TLV
Curop. 90, 11 seq.
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by Microsoft
ajio'; 3.
rj
68
6 dytos,
8,
ajKicrrpoeioBco'!
Eiff
Substantively,
saintess.
(a)
1,
a saint;
Ps. 15,
Ta dyia,
^=
ets Trjv
peyoKrjv
e'laroBov, zin
iyla,
Sept. Tobit
15.
65, 10 'HviKa peXKovcri Siep^fO'dai Ta ayia.
3.
Sir. 45,
24.
Mace.
9,
1,
52.
Luc. Act.
1,
with or without the numbered with, is Did. A. essentially the same as o ayios. 920 B "Qf Tis tS>v iv iyloLS Trarepav <ro(l)ias Greg. Nyss. yefiav dayXKoyiarois idlBaêv.
Christ.
eV dytois,
Sept. Tobit Joann. 'O

23,
9.
Rom.
7.
Eph.
Matt. 27, Paul. 32, Christians. Const. Apost. 7, 9. 1.

1,
46.
(h) holiness. Sept. Ps. 59, 8. 88, SG'Qij.oira iv Ta dyia p,ov, I have sworn by my holiness.
Amos
4, 2.
rj,
13, 9, the
6,
Holy One, God.

'O
Sir.
dyioTrjs, rjTos,
(ayios) holiness, sanctity.
Sept.
69
ayios
tov
deov,
Maco. 2, 15, 2. Paul. Hebr. 12, 10. Clem. A. I, 221 B. n, 109 A. Did. A. 517 B.
Pseudo-Z)jon. 969 B.
Tpi7r\a<riairpa ttjs
participle a-vvapidnovfievos,
Method. 357 C aS^s tov Tpiirkatjiatipov

k. t. X.
Tai
ttjs
dyioTTjTOs elcrayayovres, referring td the

ayios, dytos,
hymn
dyios Kvpios (TaâaQ,

1
m, 12 A '0 iroKvs iv ay Lois BoctiXeios. Ephes. 1100 B 'O eV dylois Kwva-Tavrivos. Cyrill. A.
X, 349
narepas
2, Holiness, as a title. Ephes. Theogn. Mgn. 857 B. dyioTTjTi.

dyioTpi(T(ro\oyea,
the
Tiva.
rja-a, (rpifraos,
T7
vp.eTipa
Toi/ ev dyiois
narepa
(Tov
tov Icairo-
a-ToXov eeoipiKov.
Chal. 956 C.
dyiots
932
A Toiis
ayiot
Tpia-ayios
iip-vos
to.
Xeya) to sing Did. A. 593 A,

holy.
tovs
eV
O'VvapiOfj.ovfMevovs.
Const. (536), 1152 B.
Joann. Mosch. 2853
C ToO
TrdvTcs,
ev dytoiS Trarpos ^fiav Saj3a.
Ot
dyiotpavrjs, is, ((paivopuii)
appearing (being)
replete
Bust. Ant. 621 A.

dyio(f)6pos,
ov,
(Compare
aio(f)avrjs.)
All-Saints.
Jejun. 1916 D.
Stud.
((f>ipa)
with
holiness.
'H KvpiaKq twv dyicov Trdvriov, AllSaints' day, the Sunday next after Pentecost. Porph. Car. 189, 10. (Compare Paws.
24
Ignat. 708 A.
dyicTfios,
ov,
6,
(dyiâ)
offering
to
the
dead.
For Upov koivov.) of the saints, see Sept. Dan. S, 35. Greg. Th. 1104 A. Method. 381 B. Greg. Naz. I, 1128 B. 1181 A. 1193 B. Epiph. n, 737 A Tlepa rov de'ovrbs ov XPV Tijmv TOVS dyiovs, dXKd Tifidv tov avrav SfCTTroChrys. VII, 81 A Kat ravTO Xeya ovx TTjv.
1, 8,
9 QcoXs Tols irdaiv
Diod.
4, 39.
dyiaBr)s, es,
dyios.
Philon
I,
675, 4.
the intercession
dyias (dyios), adv. in a holy manner.
Clem.
A.
II,
244 B.
rjs,
dyiadivYj,
^,
dyiorrjs.
Sept. Ps. 29,

2, 7, 1.
5.
1,
Mace.
3, 13.
2.
2, 3,
12.
Paul. Cor.
Thess.
Holiness, as a
title.
Amphil. 117
13
B.
Carth. Can. 7 'H v/jicTipa dyiatrvvt],

fj
iva
fif]
iKTeva}p.V
tovs dyiovs,
K. t. \.
Aster.
Tt T^pbs TavTa Xiyei vp.av
dyiao'vvrj
Pallad.
D ^Hfiels pAptvpas ov TrpoirKvvovoKKa TLiâpev as yvT)a-L0vs TrpocrKvvrjTas Nil. 580 B. 581 A. Bcoi. (b) angel AyyXosf Sept. Job 15, 15 (5,1). Sir. 45, 2. Paul. Thess. 1, 3, 13. Clem. R. 1, 56. (c) oi aytoi, the holy people, the Jews. Sept. Dan. 7, 18. 8, 24 Kai davixaa-Tois <l>dpei Koi
325 C. 321
êv,
Upbs ttjv dyuotnivrjv aov. Justinian. Cod. 1, 1, 7, Prooem. dyKokq, rjs, f), the bent arm. Plut. H, 9 7 7 F 'Ek
ayKoKais
(rayqvrjs,
17,
Laus. 1075 '& Tfi D. Apophth. 224
a-fi
dyiaavvri.
Ephes. 1120
meshes.
Sept.
ayKoKis, ibos,
armful of anything.
Apollon. 5.
5,
Job
24, 19, opipavav.
11 To ôp-
vo8ct>0r}(rTat
koX
irotfjO'ei
Kol
<l)6pe'L
Bvvda-Tas
Tiow Ta>v
Koi
fi^/AOi/
dylcav.
pav
Sept. Lev. 22,
a-vvTjdeiav.
^vkav dyKC^Xs \iyerai KaTo. ttjv fjperiJos. Ant. 5, 1, 2, \ivov, sheaf

(dyKoXr), (jjipa)^ to be carried
(e) TO iyiov, a holy thing.

7.
of flax.
dyKd\o<l>opiopai,
Num.
15, 17.
4, 19.
Reg.
3, 8, 7.
9, 8.
Esdr.
1,
1, 5, 4.
Judith
2,
4, 12.
8, 21.
Matt. 7, 6. (f) sanctuary, the tabernacle or the Temple in the singular or plural. Sept. Ex. 26, 33. 36, 1. Lev. 19,
;
Mace.
10, 39.
up
in the arms.
fj,
dyxeia, as,
dyxivTovp.,
4,
^=
XayKia.
Cosm. 509 C. Diod. 5, 30 as
ancentum,
v.
1.
o-ikvs aypios. Diosc.
152 (154).
30.
iSTum. 4, 15.
Par.
2, 5, 9.
Esdr.
1, 1, 5!
dyKiKa, incorrect for ayKiXKa.
Judith 16, 20. Mace. 1, 10, 42. Jos. B. J. 5, 5, 2. 8, 2. 9, 2.
dyiov, to ayiov tSjv dyitov, or Ta ayia tS>v dyimv, the holy of holies, the inner
To aytov tov
Paul. Hebr. Ant. 3, 6, 4.
Latin a n c i 1 e a small P/?.I,69A. Lyd.ii, 15. 20. 129,11. dyKiXXa, a n c i 1 1 a female slave. Lyd. 129, 13.
dyKiKiov, ov, to, the
shield.
,
sanctuary.
Sept.
Ex.
26, 33.
Par.
2,
3, 8.
Ezech. 42, 13. Paul. Hebr. 9, 3. Jos. Ant. 3, 6, 4 Kai d pev nas vaos ayiov eKoKelTO, to
Se a/SoTov, TO ivTos tSiv Tea-a-dpav laovav, tov dyiov to ayiov. (g) the sacramental ele-
ayKurrpeva, cvcra, (ayKiorpov) to hook a fish. Metaphorically, to ensnare. Philon I, 40, 20 ToOtow dyKUTTpeva-eTai. 289, 40 *Ak 8' dpa
dyKia-Tpev6fj inrb' iraQovs.
'
Clem. A.
I,
601
Ay KuTTpeiova-i
roiis dffXiovs.
Method. 397 D.
dyKKTTpoeiSfis,
is,
(ayKiiTTpov,
Laod. 14. Eus. II, 656 B. Athan. I, 272 B. Basa. IH, 1585 B. Const. Apost. 8,13. Cnrt/i. Can. 37. 41. ôpArns. 4001 B. Pseudo-Marc. Liturg. 305. Porph. Cer. 26, 7
ments.
.
EIAQ)
204.
hook-
shaped,
barbed.
Sioft. I,
Diosc.
192, 42.
2,
Plut.
H,
877 E.
dyKUTTpoeiS&s, adv. like a hook. Erotian. 174 HyxiorpeuTat, dyKia-TpoeiSSis avp.Tre(fn)Kev.
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ayKKTTpoOtjpevTT]^
ayKia-Tpo6rjpevrfis,
ov,
d,
69
Toil
anf/ler.
tiyXaucjiaTK
dr/iioa-iovs "miruvs
(ayKitrrpov, 6r]pevrqs)
one
who catches Theod. n, 352 A.

aa-ca,
1
fish
with
a hook,
to
tovs iv eKdarrj dXKay^
dyKvXoKonaiv.
(Compare Theod. UJ, 917

iKKeKOfipivoi ras fie|m9.
Toy dyicvXas
hook,
Also
*ayiaiTTp6a>,
fish.
(ayKurrpov)
hold,
catch
Dion. H.
Tas TTobSiv
II,
Tropically,
Lye. 67
Synes.
340
to
B 'KyKLO-Tpwfievov
capture
Et.
1117,
l^Bihiov.
capiicate.
Km
1 T:ivovTis Te {moK6^rovras lyvvas nXaylois rois ^l(pea-i.
SiaipovvTfs.)
nd^9
8e tov Bayovros r^yKiiiTpapIvr].
dyKvXoTTOvs, oSos,
I,
d,
(novs) crook-legged.
Damasc. IH, 821 D.

arpiop^vos, KaTex6p,evos
l-)(6va>v
M.
Plut.
10,
53 'Ayxi-
408 A,
Siippos, sella curulis.
Gloss. 'Ay/cu-
diro p,eTa(j>opas tSiv
tS)V KaTe-)(op.4vav
iv Tip
dyKiarpa.
3,
XoTTovs, curulis sella.
dyKvXoptvos,
(pis) with
2.
To furnish with a
I,
barb,
of an arrow.
barbed.
Plut.
559
A 'HyKia-Tpa>p,fvas aKiSas,
more correctly an aquiline nose.

ov,
dyKvXoppivos,
ov,
Mai. 106,
dynvXabovs.
7.
ayKUXTpaiSris, s
5.
ay KvXos,
r),
crooked, curved.
oSovtibv,
dyKUTTpoeibifs.
Polyb. 34,
AyKvXos in Twv
Liber. 32, 20
Diod.
23
5, 34.
T],
Strab.
1, 2,
16.
dyKLOTpioTos,
6,
6v,
{dyKUTTpoco) barbed.
Polyb.
ayKvXoT6p,os, ov, (rifivai) cutting crookedly. Paul. Aeg. 156 to dyKvXorofiov, sc. opyavov, crooked
bistoury,
10 BeXos mSrjpoiv dyKurrpaTov,
the
a surgical instrument.
icrffds.
ayKTUpa,
as, ^,
=
6,
dyKvXoxiiXos, ov,
r)
ayôvaa.
Psell.
1141
dyKvXoxeCXris, hook-beaked.
(quoted).
dyicrrip,
rjpos,
(ayyâ)
L. fibula,
bandage. Hes.
Fseudo-Dion. 137 A. Achmet. 133. ayKvXoia-is, cof, rj, (dyKvXom) stiffening of the eyelids, a disease. Galen. II, 391 D. Aet.
7,
Cels.
Med.
5, 26, 23.
'AyKrrjp, Sea-p,6s.
2.
Plut. II,
468 C.
66.
That part of the neck
ayKvpa,
where throttling takes place. Poll. 2, 134. Hes. 'AyKTrjp .... dyKT^pes ol iv t& rpa)(rjXa} Towoi, Si &v ayx^rSm o-u/iâiVet.
ayicuKeopai (dyKvXrj), to hurl a javelin.
12,
as, fi, an cor a, anchor. Plut. II, 815 'H Upa ayKvpa, the sheet-anchor, the largest anchor in a ship. Lucian. II, 698. IK, 372 Trjv vtrTaTtjv ayKvpav, fjv Upav ol vavTiKXo-
Athen.
fifvoi (j)aaL
47 Kepavvov
Tjs, ij,
rjyKvKrj/ifVos,
in the act of
*dyKvprj^6Xiov, ov, to, (SyKvpa, (SoXXm)
dyKV-
hurling.
dyKvXri,
poôXiov.
Democr'. apud Plut.
II,
317 A.
L.
uncinu
26,
tach, hook.
Sept.
495 E.
dyKvpiov, ov, T6,Jittle SyKvpa.
Ex.
37,
17.
11
^vvdyjreis
tovs KpiKovs
Ill,
Epict. Frag. 89.
(eyes)
ix
tS>v
dyKvkwv.
Greg. Nyss.
244 B, the hook at the end of a chain. Poples lyvia, the ham of the knee. Philostr. 819. Dion. H. m, 1667, 7.
2.
3.
Plut.
II,
564 C. 604 D.
dyKvpios, ov, belonging to

tively,
cable.
an ayKvpa.
Suid.
Substan-
TO dyKvpiov,
sc.
trucrpa or (Tôiviov,
Xlia-fi.aTa,
to,
Diod.
14,
73.
Anchylosis, stiffness of a joint. Cels. Med. 5, 18, 28. Galen. U, 273 E 'AyKvXrj
c'cttI
dyKvpia
a-)(oivia.
dyxvpoôKiov, ov, to, anchorage.

16, 4, 18.
Strab. 1, 3, 18.
nUcTis tS>v TTcpi TOV Tpd\rjKov

Tjv
fj
ra apBpa
Plut. II, 507 B.
Tevovrmv, 8i
ip,noblêTai
f)
ivepyeui.
dyiaiKiov, ov, to, {dyKvXrj) link.

01
Suid. 'hyKvKia,
KpUoi tS>v SKvueav.

hook, for fishing.
dyKvkiov, incorrect for dyKiKiov.

dyKvkis, ISos,
1,
rj,
(EIAQ) anchor-like. Diosc. 3, &Wen. IV, 20E. Erotian. 320 dyKvpoeihas, adv. like an anchor. Pu/3Soei8e'a Tponov, dvn tov dyKvpoeiSas.
dyKvpoeibifs, is,
166(176).
0pp. Vyn.
dyKvpafia, aTos, to, anchor. Schol. Arist. Eq. 762.
155.
ov,
dyKvpwTos,
(dyxiXri, ^\e(f)apov')
r),
ov,
dyKv\oê(j>apos,
XaxTW.
Cels.
whose
with
Tos,
an anchor.
the
title
(implying dyKvpoco) furnished Epiph. Ill, Aoyos 'AyKvpavcao'oiKos.
eyelids adhere to the eyes, afflicted
with dyKv-
of a tract.
Med.
7, 7.
dyKav,
tongue-tied. Paul.
avos,
96.
6,
z^
6,
Schol.
Arist.
dyiaiXoy\a>o'(ros, ov,
(ykwada)
Ach.
Aeg. 152, nddos.

dyKvkoyvu>p.a>v, ov, (dyxuXos, yvoDpari) wily, crafty.
dyKwvia-Kos,
oy,
(dyKmv)
(dyXaos,
tenon.
Sept.
Ex.
26,17.
dyXaoTcvKTOs,
ov,
Olymp. ^. 84 B.
dyKvKobetpos,
ov,
T(vxa>)
splendidly
(Setprf)
crook-necked.
0pp.
built,
Rome.
Sibyll. 12, 130.
Hal. 416, 30.

dyKvXdSovs,
ovros,
6,
dyXaocpap^s,
(oSovs)
barbed,
crook-toothed.
is, (dyXaos, (j)S.pos) wearing a splenSibyll. 3, 454. did robe, with a splendid robe. is,
Anthol.
Xni, 641
as
Nonn. Dion. 3, 50 with reference flukes of an anchor.

dyKuKoKOTrio),
to
rjcra,
a javelin. to the
dyXao(t)eyy^s,
((jjiyya)
splendidly shining.
Sibyll. 11, 65.
Euthal. 628 A.
((jjavrj)
dyXa6(pa>vos,
ov,
clear-voiced.
Greg.
(dyKvKr), kotttoi) to hamstring,
Naz.
Ill,
1556 A.
f),
Theoph. 246, 18 TiaâSris Se rivat tS>v iv TlepcriSi Xpcariavav r}yKv\oK&irq<7ev, oi Theoph. Cont. 369 fiiTa Taira irepieTedTqa-av.
hough.
dyXa6(pa>Ti.s, i.8os,
(<p&s)
aglaophotis,=
Plin. 24, 102.
naiwvia.
Diosc.
3,
147 (157).
Ael.
N. A.
14, 24, 27.
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by Microsoft
dyKciTta
aykdria, see
70
Td
her.
'Ayvoryrat,
S>v,
ayvcoffTta
dyvorjfuiTa avrrjs eirevdrja-a,
ayXma.
my
not knowing
ay\a(jivpas (implying dy\d(j)vpos), adv. inelegantly.
Athen. 10, 38.

ov, TO, small ayXis.
3.
oi,
dykMpwv,
n, 257,
Ruf. apud Orib. Cosm. Ind. 469,

cr/cdpoSa.
heretics
who maintained
(dyvoia) Agnoetae, certain that Christ did not
know
to, (ayXts) sraWic.
ayXma,
<bi/,
B.
5,
written dyXdi-ia.
Hes. 'AyXma,
Tim. Presb. 41 the day of judgment. 57 B. Leant. I, 1232 D. Isid. Hisp. 8, Damasc. I, 756 68. 'AyvoijTai, oi Kal
dyX(Bo-a-oxapiV<oy (yXm<T(ra,
X^P")'
^'^^^ not pleas-
QepLKTriavoi, ot dyvoeiv dtrefiSis KarayycXkovrts
ing with the tongue, without flattery, sincerely.
rbv XpioTov
T171'
fjfUpav rijs Kpia-cws.
(Com-
Germ. 357 C.
dyi/aKOTTOj/, ou, to, (ayvos,
aKcmovf)
dvdyvpis.
pare Matt. 24, 36 Uepl Se Trjs Kal Trjs &pas ovSels oiSev, ovde
ovpavav,
ov6e
6
el
firj
r/fiipas eKeivrjs ol
dyyeXot Tav
157 (167). ayvawTos, ov, {yvdwra, Kvdirra}) not fulled ; new garment. Plut. U, 691 D. 692 A. dyvdros, ov, 6, the Latin agnatus, a relation by the male side. Antec. 1, 10, 1. ayvawros. Matt. 9, 16. Marc. aymtftos, ov, Clem. A. I, 629 A. Moer. 29 "KKva2, 21.
Diosc.
3,
6 Trarrjp fiov fiovos.
Marc.
vibs, el
13,
32 Uepl Se
iraTrjp.
Trjs
rmepas
1, 7
eKeivifS
ovbels olSev,
firj
oi (iyyeXoi oi ev
ovpav^, ouSe 6
Luc. Act.
7]
Ovx vpwv etm
yvatTjj
vai
^povovs
KOipovs ovs 6 iraTr/p edero ev

Basil.
ISia eôva-la.
rjbrj
IV, 876
''E(,rjTrjp.evov
irapd ttoXKoIs to evayyeXiKOV prjTov
irepi
TTTOV,
'ArriKac
fj,
ayva(j)0V, 'EXXt^wkSs.
iyveia, as,
42.
2. Celibacy.
I,
L. lustratio, lustration.
Diosc. 4,
TOV dyvoeiv Tbv Kvpiov fjpMV 'lrj(rovv Xpurrbv Caesarius 889. Did. TTjv fifiepav Toil TeXovs.
Eus. H, 385 B.
A. 920.
dyvor)Teov
dyvevrrjpiov, ov, to, (dyvevco)
purification.
place of religious Ch-eg. Porphyr. Abstin. 311.

keep one's self pure from, to
Cyrill.
A. IX, 1100 B.)

dyvoeiv.
6.
bel
Philon
I,
40,
17.
Diosc. Prooem. p.
Orig. HI, 36
Oic
Naz.
648 C.
to
dyvorjTeov XpioTov imbrjfilav

vevai Tois TeXeiorepoiS.
....
vorjrrjv
yeyo-
dyveva, evaio,
abstain religiously.
Dion. H. HI, 1649,

22.
7,
dyvoia,
as,
rj,
error,
sin of ignorance.
5,
Sept.
13, et
dm Tcvos. Philon 11, 145, A Tfjv fifxepav dyvfvovrei els

01/,
Stud. 1697
Gen.
alibi.
26, 10.
Lev.
I,
18.
Par.
2,
28,
l^dias Koi cXmoil
Philon
345, 31.
VTT
(Compare PluL
elms
abstaining
from
fish
and
during the
n, 551
fj
Ols be
dyvolas tov koKov p-aXXov

p.eTaâ\e(rdaL
day.
dyviôfiai,
to
Trpoaipea-ei tov al<TXpov rb apjiprr^TiKov
abstain from.
Sept.
Num.
6,
eyyeyovevai
bidaxrt
y^povov.
'A?ro oiyou Kal (rixepa Ayvicdrja-eTai.
For the ayvoia of Enthymesis,

A.
ayvtvos, ov,
=^
following.
aywof,
ov,
(ayvos) of withy.
(dyvifto)
6,
Method. 185 D. Plut. 11, 693 F,
2. Obscurity, darkness of meaning. Dion. Alex. 1241 B. C.

dyi/OTTOtd?, ov, {ayvos, Troteo))
see Iren. 500
pdjSSoff.
purifying, sanctify-
dyvtcrpos, ov, d,
tion.
ceremonial purif ca8, 7
ing.
Cyrill.
ov,
A.
m,
1224 B.)
Orph. Aror characVis.
I,
Sept.
Num.
5.
Ovrco
itoirâ-eis
dywoTToXof,
(ttoXco)) purifying.
Dion. H. I, 469, 13 Tov dyvio-pbv eTTOirja-avTO. Barn. 748 B. dyvoew, rja-oi, r)iTOjxai, ignoro, not to know. Sept. Sap. 7, 12 ^Hyvoovv fie avrrjv yeveriv Kpict. 4, 8, 35 AyvoeitrBai fieeivat TovTwv.
avToXs Tov dyvuT}iov avToiv.
^
gon. 38, Kadappos.

dyvoTTjs, Tos,
ter.
fj,
(ayvos) purity of
2,
life
Paul. Cor.
4, 4.
6,
6.
Herm.
3, 7.
Mand.
C.
Inscr. 1133, 15. in the
Orig.
492
the
620 B.
ai,
X^TTjfTov npoyrov tls et
(the active would be

I,
dyvvdes, av,
stones
most ancient loom,

;
dyvoSi ae ris et).

Ka\ Trp&repov avTovs
wapa^Tjvai,.
App.
375, 3 OvS' dyvoa>
oXXas awOrjKas wpb rmvbe
hung to the warp afterward seded by the dvrlov. Plut. U, 156 B.

7,
superPoll.
Sext. 305, 24 At' dyvoovfievov to

BiSdcrKeiv.
dyvoovpevov
or
2.
36 Âyvitdes be KoX Xeiai,

10,
ol XiBot ol e^rjpTrj-
To commit a
sin,
pevoi Tav CTTjp.ovatv KaTa ttjv dpâlav vtfiavnKrjv.
an
error, in ignorance.
Sept. Lev. 4, 13
125 Aetas Tas Kal dyvvSas.

Plut. II,
'Edv 8e Trdcra (rvvayaryr)

a-Ltos.
'la-pafjK dyvoT^crrj
aKov-
dyvrnp-ovevojuu {dyviapajv) to be treated unfairly
5,
18 Ilept
rrfs
dyvolas avrov,
rjs rjyvorjtre,
or ungratefully.
Trjv veprjciv
484
IloXXd
irepl
Ka\ avTos OVK j'Sei.
Num.
12, 11 rjyvorja-apev
dyvapoveiiopevos ovK
riyavoKTrjcrev.
Kaff
Ti rjpdpTOiifv.
lieydKijv.
Sir.
5,
15.
Eeg. 1, 14, 24, ayvoiav Hos. 4, 15. Mace. 2,

errors
dyvcopoveto, Tjo-m, to be ungrateful
towards any
11, 31 TS>v riyvorjp,iva>v,
of ignorance.
/cat
Paul. Hebr.
vois.
5, 2
Totr dyvoovo-i
TrXavw/jLe-
Passive dyva>pove7(r6ai, to be treated ungratefully. Died. Ex. Vat. p. 90, 7. Plutn, 137 D. 766 C.
onu.
dycmo-ia,
as,
rj,
Plut.
Tjyvonufv,
dyvorjfia,
n, 533 C 'O jxkv ovv SfVOKpdrtjs committed an error in ignorance.

Sept. Tobit 3, 3.
9, 7.
ignorance
of divine
things.
Euagr.
dyvmcro-a)
aros, t6, error, sin.

5, 20.
Judith
Paul. Hebr.
2. IgnoSir.
Scit.
1236 A. dymeto. Dion. P. 173.

r),
dyvmoTia,
as,
the being
ayvaaros.
Nicom..
rance, the not knowing.
Sept.
51, 19
apud Phot.
Ill,
596 A.
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by Microsoft
ayvmaro'i
71
aypavXia
lawyer, advocate, attorney.
ayvaaros, ov, unknown. Just. Apol. 2, 10, flfdr, the God of the Jews. Luc. Act. 1 7, 23 'Ayvirtrra 6em. Paus. 1, 1, 4 Bmôi 8e Beav re ovoiuiôfievaiv dyvaiaTCDU, at Athens.
PhUostr. 566. (b) f, dydpaws (proparoxytone), sc. jjixepa, court-day.

Strab.
13, 4, 12. 10, 21.
710 D.
Plut. II, 530
Luc. Act. 19, 38.
6,
14, 8 'A'yj'moTtoi' 6fS>i/ âfios.

'&6rivr](Tiv,
Jos. Ant. 14,

mpia-7ru>fjievms,
Philosir.
Suid. 'Ayopa'ios, (npo)
232
^01 iSpvvTai.
ov xal dyvoMXrav Sai/xovav /3a[The altars at Athens had

;
ArNQSTQI eES2I the altar at Olymhad ArNQSTOIS SEOIS. Paul apparently saw only one of the altars at Athens.]
each
pia
dyvaxTTtas,
dyopa dvaarpecjiopevos avdpawos .... npowapo^VTOvas 8e dyopatos, fj rjfiipa iv 17 dyopd reXelrai.

6 iv
TTj
dyopavop.ia>,
rjo-co,
(ayopai/d/xof) to be
5.
an
aedile.
P<b-
Dion. H. IV, 2120,

paltov.
Plut.
I,
316 C,
adv.
ignorantly
without
proof.
App. n, 175,
as,
rj,
16.
aedilitas,
Pseudo-Dion. 997 B.
dyoyyvOTos,
ov,
dyopavop.ia,
,aedile.
L.
murmuring. 1528 A.
ing.
(yoyyvâ) not grumbling, not Eus. Alex. 361 D. Ant. Mon.
Polyb. 10, 4,
8.
1.
the office of Diod. 20, 36. Dion.

Plut.
I,
H.ll, 888,
Strab. 4, 1, 12.
408
A
murmurClim. 1200 D.
not to he enchanted.
(yojjTeuo))
Ayopavop.iav 8e
rj,
tt/v p,eiôva TrapijyyEiXe.
dyoyyva-Tois, adv. without grumbling or
dyopavop^Kos,
the aedile.
Nil. 273 D.
ov, L. aedilitius, pertaining to Dion. H. II, 1262, 13, iôvaia.
ayoi]TVTos, ov,
Plut.
I,
709 F, ^CKonpia.
6,
Plotin. 11, 811, 3. 812, 1.

ayor)TevT<os,
Synes. 1285 C.
Cic. Att.
dyopavojxos, ov,
3, 26, 1.
the
Roman
aedilis.
Polyb.
adv. guilelessly, sincerely.
10, 4, 6.
10, 5, 3.
Diod. 20, 36.

Schol.
12, 3.
Aydfievai, see aya>.
dyopaa-eia (dyopdfo)), to desire to buy.

Arist.
Ran. 1068.
as,
rj,
AyovaTos, ov, knee-less.

born, applied to Socr. 709 A.
uyovia, as,
fj,
Metaphorically, stub-
dyopaa-la,
Chrysostom by his enemies.

sterility,
328.
Diog.
2, 78.
VII, 20 D.
Jos. B. J. 4, 8,
2.
Artem. Dion. C. 68, 2, 1. Orig. Aster. 169 B rfjv nokvhdnavov

(dyopdfm) a buying, purchase
npaa-is.
Sibyll.
2,
(dyopafto) purchase.
(ayovos) unfruitfulness,
dyopauiav Tav ix $d(riSor opvldmv.

dyopacrp,6s, ov, 6,
unproductiveness.
I,
Plut.
32 F.
II,
103 B.
App. n,
15, 28.
opposed
Aristeas
to
2.
Sept.
ayovovoios, a, ov, (ayovos, ttoicw) that renders
329.
2.
an
Prov.
23,
20.
Purchase,
19.
'AyowKKlrai,
Did. A. 700 A. (yow, icKivco) Agonyclitae, a sect opposed to kneeling at prayer. Damasc. I, 757 B.
barren or unproductive.
S>v,
the thing purchased.
Sept.
Gen. 42,
oi,
Nehem.
dyopevo'is,
10,
ecos,
39.
fj,
(dyopevo))
addressing.
ayopa, as,
rj,
Caesarius
dyopcuT-ds,
892.
Aster.
297
ayopf
Ezech. 27, 12.

chase,
2.
ifmopla, trade,
traffic.
Sept,
write dyopcvaea-iv.
17,
Sophrns. 3353 B.
avfj.
Emptio, a buying, purPorph. Cer. 473 'ifidna e|

bought in
the
6v, (dyoptvco) utterable ; explicable,
Just.
Tryph.
ov,
6,
4.
uyopds
ket.
diro
tqv <^6pov,
'ESo'Si;
mar-
ayovpos,
(Koipos)
youth,
young
man.
674, 21
inrep
Roman. Jun. Novell.
dyopas hi^depimv. 285. 3. Harbor,
Comn.
I,
360, 12.
Theoph. Cont. 821. Eust. 1788, 56 'Axaiol fie

illiterI,
haven; Thessalian use of the term. Theon. Progymn. 186, 11. 4. The Roman /or-wm. Dion. H. n, 958, 3. 5. Nundinae. Dion.
Kovpovs, OpaKes 8e dyovpovs.

dypapp-aria, as,
rj,
{dypdjxpaTos) illiteracy,
ypaiJ,p.aTiKrj.
ateness
H.
m,
1446, 16.
T/)iT?)
dyopd, trinundinum,
opposed to Ael. V. H. 502, 34.

;
Philon
8, 6.
illiterately.
three nundinae,
dyopdâ,
10, 31
dcrco,
to
seventeen days. buy. Sept. Par.
dypafipdras {dypdp.iiaTos), adv.

1,
Phi-
21,
24
lon
I,
195, 4.
Epict.
2, 9,
10.
'4yypa<f>os,
'Ayopd{â>v dyopda-(o iv dpyvpico dîa.
Nehem.
aypaiTTos, ov, not painted ;
opposed to
OvK
dyopS>p.ev Trap
avrcov ev a'a^^dra.
Aristeas
8.
Polyb.
6, 17,
av7Q\ Tas iKBoo'CLS.

iavToif ^pa>p.aTa.
4 'Ayopafou(7t Trapa Tav Tt/iijrav Matt. 14, 15 Ayopdo'ao'iv

'
Theoph. 611, dypdptov, ov, to, a kind of boat. Porph. Cer. 601, n. Adm. 233, dXtivTiKdv.
14. 20.
27, 7 'Hyopafrav c|
avT&v
them.
235,
18.
19.
Comn.
I,
321,
12.
Tov dypbv ToO
Kepafuas, bought with
361, 15.
dypapiaiTT)s, ov, 6,
Luc.
9,
13
'
Ayopdcra/iev els jrdvra rhv \abv
rower in an dypdpiov. Porph.

(aypavXos)
to live
Apoc. 3, 18 'Ayopdtrai imp ip.ov xpvo'lov. Mai. 59, 19 'Hydpatre Se dm Tav 2apaKrivS>v. Porph. Cer. 674, 12 Ta Kal dyopaa-devra dnb roiis d^^ddas. 3. To ransom, Chron. 592 'Aj /ier oKi\vTpovpMi.
TovTov ^papâra.
Adm.
try,
242.
rjaro),
*dypav\eti>,
in the coun-
or in the open air.

Plut.
Aristot.
Parth. 29.
2, 8.
Strab. 4, 4, 3, of swine.
I,
Mirab. 11. Luc.
61 F.
the being in the country, or in
yov dyopdêi ix
dyopdios, a, ov,
Trjs aij(fmKa)a'ias.
dypavkia, as,
the
fj,
of
the dyopd.
sc.
Substantively,
open
air.
Diod.
II,
599,
2.
Dion. H.
II,
(a) d dyopalos,
dvrip,
L. homo forensis,
1140, 8.
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aypavXiôfiat
aypavXlôfiai
dypa<pia, as,
scribing.
72
4.
a'ypi,oj(r]vapi,ov
^=
ij,
dypavXeco.
Sbnoc. 179,
dypLOKOKKvfiTjXea, as,
1,
rj,
wild K0icKvpt]\ea.
Diosc,
(aypaôs) the not writing or deTheophyl. B. EI, Stud. 481 C.
174.
Diosc.
aypioKOKKVjxrjkov, ov, to, wild KOKKVjJurjKov.
700
CIV,
312 C.
the Scriptures. Iren.
1,174.
(SaZe?i.
VI, 357 A.
rjs,
rj,
aypa(j)os, ov, not written in
dypwKoXoKVvrrj
KoXoKvvdrj.
or dypioKoXoKVvdri,
wild
520 B 'E| aypa(f>a>v avayivaxTKOvrcs. VI, 728 C, wapdBoa-is. II, 1544 A, Basil. IV, 188 Aihan. n, 801 A.
Theod.
aypatpas,
Eus.
(pavai.
Kvvrq.
Phot. hex. ToXvTrr), dypiOKoXoSuid. ToXvTrr], dypia KoXoKivTrj.

ov, to,
'Ek
dyptOKpop-pvov,
z^z
ayptov
Kpofifivov^
T^f a.ypd(f)ov SiSaa-KoKlas, apostolic tradition.
Schol. Arist. Plut. 253.

dyptoKvjxivov, ov, TO, wild Kvp,ivov. Schol.
m,
993 D.
not in writing.
WitJiout
Nicand.
96
B.
2.
ij,
adv.
Clem. A.
11,
Th. 709.
dyptoXdxavov, ov, to, wild Xdxavov. Sept. Bfig. 4, 4, 3 as V. 1. in the Hexapla. Vit. NU, Jun. 57 A. Schol. Theocr. 4, 52.
Scriptural
authority.
Anast. Sin. 40 C.
aypeva-is, eios,
(dypdai) game, animals caught.

291.
^,
Achmet. 178.
dypevTis, Arist.
I'Sos,
(dypevTrjs)
huntress.
Schol.
dypiopaXaxv, V^, V' 'wild pjiXaxr;. Schol. Nicand. Th. 89 'AypidSos 8e fiaXaxris, Kara 8iaip(nv,
TTJs
Vesp. 368.
r],
dypiopaXdxrjS,
rfv
Kol dXBaCav KaXovtriv.

pLTjXov,
dypevTos,
6v,
caught, as fish.
0pp. Hal.
3,
aypioprjXov, ov, to,
^= aypiov
(jxop<j>TJ)
wild apple.
541.
dypla,
as,
r),
(aypws}
Diosc.
1,
163.
ov,
aypaxms.
Suid.
dypiopopffios,
wild or savage of
Sept. Jer. 1 7,
6.
"Aypaxrns
dypia}(pds,
dSos,
fj,
=
1.
form.
dypla dxpds.
Orph. Arg. 982.

rjs, rj,
Zopyr.
dypLOfivpUr),
wild
p,vpLia).
apud
Orib.
U, 587,
little
dyplSiov, ov, TO,
dypos.
Diod. 13, S4. Epict.
dypiopapos, ov (fuapos) savagely foolish, savage and foolish at the same time. CyriU. A. HI,
1,10,9.
Tivos,
2,2,17.
tj,
Marttjr. Pohjc. 5.
1313 B.
dypionrjyavov, ov, to, wild nrjyavov.
dypieXaia, as,
izz:
dypla eXala, dypUXaios, koolive,
Aet.
1, p.
L. oleaster, wild
13.
the olive in
its
18
D,
MaXv, 6
Ttves
dypio7n}yavov ovopd-
natural state.
Strab.
8,
3,
Zopyr. apud Orib. II, 586, 9. Diosc. 1, 136 (137). 139

28, 3.
to
(ova-iv.
dypiopiyavos, ov,
(34).
,
Hes. 'Aypiojrriyavov, /SoT-di/jj. rj, wild dpiyavos. Diosc.
3,
31
(140).
Pans.
2,
dypiâ
(aypios f)
irritate,
excite.
Symm.
62, v.
1.
dypiopvWiov, ov, TO, (JipvWiov) wildfowl.

^
Antec.
Prov. 15, 18.

dyypi'fa).
Hippol Haer. 468,

(aypior)
wild.
2, 1, 16.
ayptoa-eXtvov, ov, to, wild a-(Xivov,=:z 'nnroa-eXtvov.

6v,
dypaivos,
bird.
rj,
Sybyll.
7,
79,
Diosc.
3,
71
(78).
Charis.
32,
14
Siser,
aypLoo'eXtvov.
dypipdios, u, ov,
(aypios)
wild animal.
aypiov,
Ptol.
aypioa-iKvov,
ov,
to,
((tikvos)
ujild
cucumber.
Euerg. apud Athen.

dypioambiov, ov, to,
pear.
Geopon.
12, 73.
Bekker. 1097
dmSiov, wild
Xetrat.
'AypioaUvov, dypayyovpiv Ka-
8, 37,
3 'Ax^pSov, TovTea-Tiv
aypwo-Tacjiis,
ISos,
17,
=z
o-Ta(j>is
dypla.
Lea
dypioamSiov, wild pear-tree.

dypiO^dXavos, ov,
fj,
Med.
wild oak.
rash.
109.
arypla âXavos,
Aquil. et Theodtn. Esai. 44, 14.

dypiofiovXos, ov, O0UX17) wild
dypiotruKapivov, ov, to, wild a-vKdp,ivov. 121.

dypioo-vKiov, incorrect for dypuxrUvov.
Moschn.
of purpose,
Polem. 230.
jSovXeu/nara.)
(Compare Adam.
S. 359''Aypta
dypwavKOfiopea, as,
136, p. 83.
dypio(\>ayiTrjs,
r),
wild (TVKop.opia.
Moschn.
the
aypioôrvs, 6,
aypios ôvs, wild ox.
Cosm.
Orph.
ov,
6,
((âycii/)
one who eats
Ind. 444 A.
flesh of wild beasts.

(6vp,6s) wild
Isid. Hisp. 11, 3, 16.
dypwdvpos,
.ov,
of temper.
dypw(jiavris, es, Qpaivco)
appearing wild.
ujith
Hymn.
Cornut.
1 2,
4.
151.
rj,
dypioKawaîs,
eas,
2,
(jidwaîs)
Diosc. Eupor.
31, p. 243.
wild hemp. Hes. 'AyptoKa-
aypi6(pddXpos,
Vit. Nil.
ov,
(6(j>6dXp6s}
wild eyes.
Jun. 25 A.
ov,
vaôs, ôTavtjTis.
dypio(poivUios,
(<ôiw|)
dypwKapSapov, ov, to, wUd Kaphafiov. Galen. XHI, 636 E Bordvriv l^-qpiba, rjv nves Ka\ova-i \em8iov rj dypioKdpbap.ov.
dypioKapSov, ou, ro, (c a r d u u
s
,
of wild
date-tree.
Martyr. Areth. 49 SiXov

VLKOV.
dypi6(j)pa>v,
iXa(j>p6v dypioipoi-
OV,
{(f)pj)v')
savage of mind.
((jjvXXov)
CyriU.
c ar
du
s)
;^
A. IX, 957 A.
dypidûXXov,
Diosc.
3,
Sxavda AlyvTrria.
dypioKivapa.)
dypioKivdpa, as,
17,
Bekher. 1096.
(Compare
ov,
to,
TrevKc&avos.
82 (92).
Antec.
2.
(juvapa) z=z aKav6a XeuKij.
Diosc.
3,
12 (14).
dypioxnvdpiov, ov, to, wild xn<'^P">v.

1, 16.
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by Microsoft
ajpioxotpo'!
dypwxoipos, ov,
Plut. 304.
dypioio,
a>a-a>,
73
Schol. Arist.
dypvTTvrinKos,
17,
"7%'^/"*"'
ov,
6,
aypios x^pos.
wakeful.
Diod.
II,
597, 22.
Plut.
to
I,
142 E.
render savage.
Diod. 19, 6
dyptmvla, as,
disease.
'Hypttfl/jeVoi
ray ^n))(ds,
6,
aypicpos,
ov,
{ypmos,
Porph. Cer. 670.
grapple. [Compare gripe, German

ypXcjios)
wakefulness, considered as a 17, Diosc. 4, 65. 2. Vigilia, vigil, religious service performed in the evening
gr'eifen.]
dypiaibqs,
fr, 2,
(EIAQ)
vnld.
Strah.
3,
3,
8.
Dlosc.
158 (159).
preceding a church feast. Athan. II, 1292 Basil. IV, 764 B. C. Epiph. n, 357 B. Doroth. 1720 A. (Compare Greg. Naz. II, 20 B Hdvw)(ov (TTacnv.^
aypvirvos, ov, wakeful, troubled
'Aypiavios, ov, 6,
I,
an epithet of Dionysus. Plut.
299 F. 716 F to 'Ayptciwa, a festival in honor of Dionysus. aypoyuTav, okos, 6, (aypbs, yeirmv) one whose
926 A.
II,
with wakefulDiosc. 4, 76. dyvpvauTos, ov, untrained in anything. Muson. 1 78 Ayvpvaa-Tos 6' eh; avrf^^tv rjSovals.
ness.
field
Jos.
is
contiguous
8,
to
another man's field.

Plut.
I,
dyivaios, ov,
{yvvrj)
wife-less,
without a wife.
Ant.
13, 8, tivos.
351 E.
Dion C. 56,1,2.
Abstin.
4, 17, p.
6,
OW^. VII, 216 A. Porphyr.

360.
Antec.
2, 1,
31 'O e/ios dypoyeirav.
dypoSiairda, (dypoSiatros) to live in the country (not in the city). Theoph. Cont. 472, 8.
dypoblaiTos, ov,
(biavra)
living in the country
dyvppos, ov,
1,
(dyeipa)
1.
=
an
dyeppos.
188.
274, 11 as V.
PoU.
7,
2.
Dion. H.
Assem-
Uy, meeting.
dyvpreva, eva-a,
Babr. 102,
to
5.
Suid. 'Ayvppos,
Strab.
(not in the city).

dypomia, as,
Jos. Ant.
4, 3.
fj,
Synes. 1100 D.
villa,
eKK\r]a'la, crvvayayr).
L. rus,
country as opposed
4,
6.
be
dyvpTTjs.
7,
to city or town.
7, 8, 4.
I,
Diod.
456, 13.
Muson.
147.
Frag.
261
Plut. 11, 519 A.
Anton.
Sophrns.
78 Hepl rds TcXeraj tS>v opym(rpav dyvprevovra to irpmrov. Greg. Nyss. TL,
18, p.
Aristid.
dypoLKi^to
=
Tj,
Sext. 650, 27.
laTpov TLvos twv dyvprevovrav, mounte-
classical dypoiKiôjicu.
bank.
bond.
dyvpTiKos,
Theoph. Cont. 421, 14,

Tj,
to be
a vaga-
3393 B.
dypoiKiKos,
ov,
(aypoiKos) L. rusticanus, rustic,

dcrrvKos.
ov,
pertaining
to,
or fit for, an
392, 8 to ayvp-
opposed to
Max.
Tyr. 55, 41.

Nicet. Byz.
dyvpm)s.
TtKov,
TToiia.
Strab. 10,
3, 23, p.
Athen. 11, 53. CAoZ. Can. 17. 709 C, fitfiXiov, stupid.

dypoiKiKas, adv. rusticfally.
charlatanry.
Jos. B. J. 4, 6, 3, Xoyo-
Plut. n, 407 C,
appHed
to the pijrpa-
Greg. Nyss.
I,
312
yvprat.
dyvpTa>8S)s (implying dyvpTaSrjs), adv. after the
Kara
a-x^pa, o dypoiKiKcos Xeyerai KoKiav-
8pov, Tov Kopiov a-jreppjxTos, in the
of the country people ; seems to be a gloss.)

dypoiKiari, adv.
language (the relative sentence
manner of an dyvprqs. Epiph. II, 401 A. dyxiKa^, anos, ov, a sore at the inner corner of
the eye.
Galen.
II,
271
'Ayxika'^^r ea-Tiv
dypoiKiKois.
Joann. Hier.
eTravdarao'iS
Ta peydKta Kav6a.
near the clouds.
Isid.
433 B.
dypoiKorrp7rS>s (aypoiKos, irpejrto), adv. in
dyxi'Ve<jiTis, s, (yttjios)
Antip.
ner becoming a rustic, rustically.

II,
a manCyriU. A.
S. 27, 14.
dyxivoeco, to be dyxlvovs.
<rot
221
Êêor/
33 C.
((ro(j>6s')
dyxiVOOvvTt ....
rj,
ttjv Xvo'iv evpetv.
dypoiKoaoipos, ov,
ignorantly vns^, ig-
dyxlvoia, as,
shrewdness, intelligence, wisdom,
norant but fancying himself wise. Isid. 541 C, et alibi. 448, 2.

dypoiKoiTTopca),
-qirto,
Philon
I,
as a
title.
dyxlvOLav.
dyxlvoia.
{iTTopa) to talk like a rustic.
Eus. II, 1076 C T^jv vpercpav 1077 *H Trjs vpeTepas oawrrjTos Basil. IV, 537 Trjs aijs dyxtvolas.
Greg. Naz. HI, 1187 A.

dypoKTfjviov, ov, TO, (jirjiTos) villa.
Caesarius, 933.
Strah. 12,
3,
dyxivoos, ouf,
of ready
(irdKr))
wit.
l_Sext. 65, 29.
66,
11.
16, dyxivovarepos, dypîvovcTTaT-os.]

6,
dypoKopos, ov,
(Kopioa) L. villicus, the overseer

9, 2.
ayxiiroKos, ov,
10, 100.
dyxi-o-Tcia,
dyx^paxos.
Sibyll.
of a farm.
dypoTTohis, fcos,
Jos. Ant. 5,
f),
119, paxvrvs.
as,
17,
(dypos, irokis) ^=z KtupArroKis,

Attal. 146, 17.
Scyl. 691, 6.
rejection,
separation from.
country-city.
Sept.
Nehem.
13, 29 Mvr/a-drjn airols 6 tfeor
(Compare
fields.
dcrrvKapri.)
6,
dm
dyxta-Teia rrjs Upareias (the
word
Sept.
is
im-
dypocpvXa^, ukos,
Anihol.
Tjcra,
II,
(<û\a|) guardian of the 259 (Antistius).

suffer
properly used).
dyxi-<TTevTr)s, ov,
6,
dyxiorevs.
Ruth
dypviTvcm,
to
Diosc. 4, 65, p. 555.

at church.
f}pS>v iv
I,
from sleeplessness. 8. To perform a vigil

793
4, 1
as V.
1.
dyxia-Teva, to separate from, reject.
Sept. Esdr.
iepareias (the
Athan.
'AypvTrvovvrav
Ta KVpiaKa.
62 'HyxiCTevdria-av dno word is improperly used).

2, 2,
rfjs
dypvwvrfriov
Isid.
^^
Set dyfnmvelv.
Eus. VI, 564 A.
dyxt4>P''"''
o"'
("VX'' 'Pp'I'O
^=
dyxivoos.
Ptol.
617 B.
10
Tetrab. 160.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ayôvi/Maoo^
dyxovifuuos,
a,
74I
aBa8ov'î)TO<!
Plut.
hanging.
,
-r^
ov, (dyxovrj) of strangling or tols ayxoMoer. 260 'O^vBijua

. . .
viuaiois vcKoois, that have been
hung.
Bardesan. apud Eus.
-,
TTT
strangled or TTT inn T~i
U, 1093 D. Iren. 588 A. 673 A Amaquoque et a g o g i m a dyayos, ov, 6, aqueduct. Phryn. 314 'AyayoV
toria
{= (piKTpa)
_...
m,
472
'
-' _ &i . ^ _i. 1 viv 8e oi jrepl rd SiKaaTripia pfyropfs dya>..
'Ayxovifuua jiopm gling or hanging.
d7ro6vrja-Kov(7i,
by
stran-
yoi/s KaXoO<7t Toiis

7,
oxerovs rav vSarav, Herodn.
12, 7.
S)vos,
Theod. IV, 1261 C.

6,
dyxoo-e (dyxov), adv. near, towards an object. Apollon. D. Adv. 607, 33. 'hyofim, to be appointed to *o(y(i), to lead, etc.
dyav,
dyavia, agony, fear, anxiety.

WiBpihaTrjs
Polyb. 4, 56, i^YLaav yap ol SivottcIs iv dyavi

pf) TToKiopKfiv
(T(pds 6
iyx^tpijirri.
any
lyter.
ecclesiastical
office.
to
Neocaes. 12 Eis
be
Iren.
1, 2,
2 ''Ev ttoXXw irdw dyavi yev6pvov
npea-pirepov ayea-dm,
2.
appointed presto
Sid re TO peyi6os tov ^dBovs Kal to dveîxvia-
To acknowledge,
believe in.
arov tov iraTpos.

dywvidôpaL
dyavtdrrjs,
Athenag. Leg. 10. 4 'O Xoyos r/pMv eva 6e6v S. Partiayfi Tov ToCSe toC iravros TTOirjTrjv. j Apollod. Arch. 45 ciple, al dyopevai, cables.
z^
ov,
dyatvidto.
6,
Philon H, 573, 40.

sensitive,
(dytoi'ido))
2,
nervous
person.
Diog.
131.
to be
Ta
(rxotvia, rjyovv al dyopevai.
\_Inscr.
3595,
dyavida,
1,
dxrco, to
fear,
afraid
20, 6
15 (B. C. 273) ayijyoxe &r ?ix. 2448, I, 28 a-vv-aydyoxa Doric. 4897, d, p. 1220 Bt-ayia>xa
10
'Aya>viS> tov Kvpiov

'iSji.
of. Sept. Dan. pov tov âcriKea ....

'
iva pfj
Polyb.
3,
1,
AywviSxrai ras
cttlto)-
barbarous for 8iayr]oxa. Demos Magnes apud Dion. H. V, 631, 8 a-vv-ayrjoxe for crvv-rjxf.
Polyb. 24,
6,
ireîKos Svvdpfis.
80, 4 'Aya>viS>v tov

15,
7,
Batrpov TOV oxKsuv.

nd?rXif,
\lav.
Se
8"
dyavim,
pf)
3, 1
iâyqox^vm
30, 4,
for iî^x^vai.
26,
Diod. 20, 23 'Aywvtda-as
17 dyrjoxî for 7X"Pseudo-PAi/ipp. apud Dem. 239 cicr-a-y7;o;;(d5 i^-ayrjox^.
ra? for ei<r-T}XOTas.

rix^vai.
ITicom. 42 dyayevat for
Kara Kpdros aXavai (Tvp^^ tt/v aKpOTroKiv. Nicol. D. 99 'Ev (j>6â rjtrav aytavimvres el Ti Artem. 90 Ol irepX p^ydKnav dytaTretVerat.
viavTes Kal iv tqIs IpaTLois i8pov(n.
strive,
Anast. Sin. 768

PZui.
Kar^yrjcrav
c=
'Ok
2 To
Just.
endeavor.
Orig.
I,
1433
'Hymviaa-cv
fy(B,
the Latin ago.
aye,
h o c ag e
rjs,
fj,
I,
69 E. 225
dvaa-KcvdcraL to. flprjpeva.

dyuivlôpai,,
to
tovto Trpam.
struggle
for
anything.
dyayrj,
a conducting, conveying. Dion. H. I, 581, 9 Tay re Ttov vdarcov dyayds, aqueIambi. Myst. 113, 2 Tas dymyar tSjv ducts. irvcvuaTrnv, the raising of spirits, in theurgy. Dion. H. VI, 939, 12, 2. Education.
14 *Y Trep ttjs avTwv (TcoTTjplas dyatviImpersonal, rjyavlaBrj, pugnatum ôpevovs.
Apol.
est.
1,
rj,
Plut.
I,
579
'Hycovla-drj 6e Xapjrpas
Trap
vl^tc,
dp<^0Tpav.
[_Jîcet.
Byz. 773
dya-
i\ev6eptos, liberal education.
ner of writing.
V, 584,
4,
3. Style, manDion. H. VI, 1024, 3. 1087, 7.

Strab.
14,
1,
barbarous.]
ov, athletic, bold, heroic.
dycovto-racds-,
Philagr.
iro-
apud
cretr
Orib.
I,
378, 5 KdKS> Se dyavurnKas
'laoKparetos.
41
ras p^ydKas avôpcvas, large, copious.
'Aireptp.rjO'aTO Trjv dyoryrjv Ta>v
Sois StaXeKTcov, slang.
4.
I,
17
napa
fj
rots Kivai-
dyavia-TiKws, adv. heroically, etc.

Orib.
I,
Herod, apud
Sect, in
philosophy
iprreipLKr).
425, 10.
fj, female dymviarfis, in the sense Martyr. Poth. 1424 A.
or medicine.
Galen.
36 F,
dyavlcTpia, as,
Sext. 34, 29. 48, 29,

I,
KvpTjvaiKri.
Clem. A.
f)
oi martyr.
dyavoBecria,
764 B,
fj
'EXfaT-iKij.
ij
Diog. 4, 51,
kvvikt).
as,
3,
fj,
the
office
of
dyavoBfrrjs.
Iambi. V. P. 204,
UvQayopimfj.
Strab. 8,
30.
Plut. II, 723 A.
785 C, et
to pit
dyaiyrjp.a, aros, to, (ayco) load,
burden.
Gregent.
alibi.
608 B.
dycoyiKo'f,
17,
dyavoBereai,
ov,
fjo-a,
to
9,
set
in
competition,
(dymyij) relating to carrying or

Basilic. 56, 10, 5
against.
TovTcov
Polyb.
34, 3 'ABrjvalovs Koi tovs
conveying.
Tav Xeyopevav
carriage,
the
(Lacedaemoniorum)
strife,
Trpoyovovs dya-
dyayiKav,
dyayipos,
fjroi
irapanoprnKaiu,
VoBfTOVVTCS KOl (Tvp^dKKovTfS.
2.
To
Stir
price or expense for carrying.

ov,
to be
up war,
apII,
or sedition.
Jos. Ant.
1 7, 3, 1
delivered into bondage,
ÂytcvoBeTelv (TTatTiv
avTa
Trpos tov ddc\<j)6v.
pHed
1125,
Plut.
to debtors.
Dion. H.
to.
998, 8 Toir
Plut.
I,
781
Srao-ets
dyavoBermv iv
rait
II,
Saveurrdis dyayipoi npos
16
I,
xP^'^ yeurjcropeda. 'Aymyi/iouy flvac tois Sefiawfocdcri.
Trapayyikiais Kal Bopvfiovs prjxavwpevos.
85 B.
2.
Seizable, applied to the

11,
debtor's property.
XP^p.a.ra ttoiovvtcs
Dion. H.
1012, 7
Ta
dyayipa rots SaveioTair. 3. Easily led away, complying, pliable. Plut. I, 194 C, irpAs rjSovds. 767 E 'Aymyipos xm albovs Tois SfopJvois. 4. Supposititious. Ejiiph. I, 333 C, book. 5. Substantively,
Mipois Kal opxriordis dyavoBeroivTes. Polyaen. 7, 16, 2 'ApTaîp^rjs tov woKepov fiyavoBfTfi Tois "EXKrjO'iv del TrpoimBipevos
To7s fjTTTjpivOLS.
621
dyonvoXoyta, as,
f),
(as if from dytoKoXoyos) dis-
pute, torangling.
Galen.
11,
290 F.
dbabovx^Tos, ov, (SaSouxeo)) not lighted by torches, Apion apud Eustath. 622, said of nuptials.
42, ydpot, clandestine.
TO aymyipov, charm, philter, for exciting love.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aBaKvco'!
dSoKvas, adv.
'A8a/a,
6,
75
Caesarius 981.
aBeXôdeo^
abeiav fiera (j>oa-o-dTov emndfa-Bai. Cer. 234, 14 Mij exovTes abeiav flo-Uvat iv ra Kovourrapja.
:^
ddrjicrtos.
indeclinable,
Bios
'ASd/j,, the
Life
Adam. Syncell. 7, 12 of Adam, an apocryphal

Symm.
et Theodtn. Gen.
Typic. 79 "Eôvai 8^
eV
book.
aSafia,
aSiLas KriCtiv
ev6a /SouXoi/Toi.
yrj.
nmx, z=
Curop. 83, 17 Ouk eôuo-U'
2,7.
'Abdfias, avTos, 6,
dbeias TavTa dnXma-ai, they are not permitted to spread them out.
cjT
Adamas, the archetypal man
Naassenes (Ophians, Barbeliotae). He is an emanation from the Autogenes. Iren.693A. flippoi. Haer. 132, 61. 146,62.
of the 502, 95 KoXoOcri
8'
3. Abundance
Arist.
15, 1,
3. Leisure. Strab. 7, 40 'AarpaTcia Ka\
3,
Metu
dbeias Qv.
dSei'a
tov epyd^foiai.
:=acl>6ovia, Sai|îXeia. Schol.
Nub.
386.
ol,
avrbv
'ASd/juiv.
Theod.
sug-
dSeiydves, av,
adeiganes, certain Seleuciau
rV, 364 A.
gested by
ÂSafuaios,
a,
[The name was apparently

ov,
('A8d/ii)
magistrates.
Polyb. 5, 54, 10.
'Afiaju.]
of Adam. Method. 368 C Toir 'Ada/ualois, the progeny of Adam. 'Afiapuu/oi, S>v, 01, Adamiani, a sect. Epiph. I, 848 B. Isid. Hisp. 8, 5, 13.
'Afia/iiTat,
aSeiKTos, ov, (beiKvvfu) not to be shown, that cannot be shown or seen. Philon I, 197, 22.
587, 11, God.

dbeikavhpos, ov, (SelXavSpos) undaunted.
Apocr.
S>v, apparently ol, 'ASafuavoL Theod. IV, 352 D. 'ASa/ws, ov, 6, the grecized form of 'ASdn, Adam. Jos. Ant. 1, 1, 2.
Act. Andi-.
7,
^vxfl.
abeiXos, ov, (SeiKos) fearless.
Adam.
S. 373.
dbeta-ibatiwvas, (dbetoiSainav), adv. without superstition. Diod. II, 614, 57.

d8eu7i8aijuci>i/, ov, (Seio'tSaip.ayv)
free from super-
dSairdvrjros, ov,
.4.
(SaTravam) inexhaustible.
Did.
stition.
Clem. A.
II,
428 B.
not fearing the gods.
616 B.
Tjs,
T],
Eus. Alex. 357 B.
dbeia-iSfos, ov,
(Seia-iBeos)
dSdpKrj,
adarca, adarce, =^
the
salt crust
diapKqs.
Jul. 297
d8e/cda-Tii)y
D
5.
(quoted).

dSapKr/s, ov, 6,
(d8efcaoToy), adv. impartially.
Max.
A.
11,
on reeds in fens
136 (137).
Del.
Tyr. 20,
1,
Orig.
I,
965 D.
Cyrill.
and marshes.
p. 15.
JDiosc. 5,
"VI,
576 A.
Plut.
Tifdr.
ijs,
ij,
Galen.
S,
adapKos, ov, aSapTos, ov,
Galen. VI, 180 E. (Sepa) unwhipped. Hes. "A&apros,

dddpiajs.
180 E.
&SeKTos, ov, (Sexoixm) unsusceptible.
881 B,
dSe\<f>ri,
Plotin.
sister.
I, 2,
12.
1,
dpMITTiytOTOS.
adoptive
8,
7.
sister.
dbyvanav, avos, f), the Latin adgnatio, agnatic. Antec. 1, 10, 1. d8Srj(l)aye(o dhrjâyea. Philon I, 310, 35.
Job
42, 11.
2. Kinswoman. a.
dear.
Antec.
10,
2,
6(Tr),
Sept. Tobit
Sister, as
a term of
endearment,
my
Sept. Tobit 5, 21
M^
Sext. 163, 20.

dSeijy, is,
Xdyov (x^' dSeXcprj, to his wife. Cant. 4, 9. 10 'A8f\<j)rj pov vvpcpr). 4. Sister, female
(bia>)
not needing, not in need; op-
posed to ivSerjs.
dSerjTos, ov,
a&ei,a,
Max.
inexorable?
Tyr. 45, 20. 46, 41, tov. Ptol. Tetrab. 159.

:
member of Rom. 16, 1.

2,
the
Cor.
Christian church.
1,
7,
Paul.
Jacob.
Basil.
15.
5.
15.
1, 9, 5.
Sister,
applied to nuns.
as,
f],
leave, permission, license
power
Ill,
1158 C. 1156 C.
Adelphiani,
Phot.
opportunity.
Sept.
avTots a8eiav navrav,
Mace. 3, Snws tovs

Tr]v
7,
12 "eScokcv
Diod. 20,
(<f)ao-X)
'ASeXcj)iavoi, av, ol,
Mao-o-aXiayoi.
irapaê^TjKoras
Tim. Presb. 48 A.
dSekcfuSos, ov,
a-rrjs).
6,
Ill,
88 B.
5, 1. 8, 1.
TOV $ov TOV vofxov e^6ko6pevtT(xnji.
(a8e$j)i8ovs) the beloved (cpa1,
41
'Ore
be
fiedvaKoiTO,
adetav
Sept. Cant.
13. 14.
Movat
Tois
7rd(Tiv
I,
Dion. H.
& ôvkoivTO rroiflv dirapaTqpqTtos. 116, 14 UoXXj^r SSeiav vaêa-dai

napea'Kevacrav,
19.
II,
dBeKcjyiKas
(dSeX^tKOf),
adv.
Isid.
a 185 B.
like
brother.
Euthal.
<j>evyov(Ti
I,
opportunity.
Ao5eiVi;f 8e
cnrjyovTO.
629 C.
'AdeXcjiios, ov, 6,
Philon
dSeias
83,
128, 19
Adelphius, a Gnostic? Porphyr.

1.
ttjv
Trkifdvv
t&v
fifipaKiaiv
V. Piotin. 66,
abeKîs, idos,
fj,
Plut. II, 649
Tlapexeiv aSeiav.
Apollon. D.
vtto Troiriniajs
Pron. 378 B. 307

dSeias
A
fj
noXXdfur
avrds,
napfKKfTM
41,
6, 2
poetic
license.
dear dSeXîj. Martyr. Areth. 20 'A8X(î8es pov aymrqTai dSeX<ôya/i( (dbeXcjJri, yapia), to marry one's
Dion C.
VTrdp\eiv
"ASeidv re
(r<l>i.iTi
Soy/iaTL Tijs
own
sister.
Clementin.
f),
4,
16 as v.
fmjj)
1.
fKhr)p,ias hois.
Basil. Ill,
1324
Mijte aheiav
abf\ôâ>ta, as,
brothers.
{dbe\($6s,
living like
avT^ Trjs im. tov yd/iov f7na'Tpocj)rjs. 84 A M.rihep,iav 'i)(OVTes abeiav ms c| av6fVTelas iepanKrjs els to Svvao'Bm nvds /3XdTheod. IV, 577 B "Abeiav biSwa-i. ra n-Teiv. Theod. Lector 2, 34 depi Kxpfja'6ai Trj cpvo'ei.
Ephes.
11
Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 18 D.

rj,
dbf\(j>odeta, as,
the being dbeXcjjodeos.
Anast.
Sin. 288 B.
dbeXcjJodeos, ov, 6, (dbe\<j>6s, 6eds)frater
Domini,
an epithet applied
to
'O 8e
7ra(Tt
ToXs xp'ortaw'feti/ eSeXova-tv ahciav
SfSioKfv.
Porph.
Adm.
80, 21
M^
evpia-KovTes
Pseudo-Dion. 681 D. Sophrns. 3364 C, applied also to Joses, Ju-
James the Less. Alex. Mon. 4072 A.
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76
1,
|
aSeXôKOLTta
das,
aSeairoTO';
30. 28, 15.
and Synieon.
(Compare Paul. Gal.
Paul. Tim.
1, 6, 2,
et alibi.
Just.
19 'laKiaôv ruv aSe\(j>6v rnv Kvpiov.) ISfXcôKoma, as, fj, (<oirr,) incest with one's Theophil. 1, 9. 3, 6. sister.
lBe\<jioKTov<o, n<ra>,
Apol.
1,
65
Ill,
'Em
Tovs Xeyofievovs dSeXôvi.
own
Lucian. 1, 471
337. Clem. A. I, 976 C. TertvU. Fratrum appeUatione censemur.
(i8eXcj>oK.T6pos)
to
murder
8. Brother, a
lishment.
member
of a monastic estab-
one's
own
brother or sister.
1.
Jos. B. J. 2,11, 4.
Clementin. 4, 16 as v.
Pallad. Laus. 1018
Pachom. 948 C. Basil. IV, 356 A, TTvevpartKos. Macar. 468 C. 848 C. Pallad.
Laus. 1026 D.
dSeXcjsorrjs, rfros,
rj,
B.
18fX</.oKTowa, af,
ij,
{ib^\<l>oKT6vos) fratricide.
Jos. Ant. 1, 2, 2.
(d8eX(j)6s) brotherhood, the
Philon I, 210, R. 1, 4.
ISeXcôKToVos,
5.
Clem.
Sept.
state of being a brother.

9,
Pseudo-/os. Mace.
38, p. 472,
p. 510.
Dion Chrys.
44 'H
8e
ov,
Sap. 10,
3.
(KTeiva) fratricide. Plut. 11, Philon I, 555, 10.
d8eX<f>6Tris Ti
aXXo iarlv, rj dSfXcfjoiv ofiovoia. Theoph. Cont. 228 To noiiia-acrdai nvevfumiajs

spiritual brotherhood, brotherhood by
256 F.
JSeX<ôîi|m, ar,
17,
dde\<p6Tr]Tos (Tvvbcajiov irpos 'ladmrjv rbv rai(aSeXc^^,

/:ii|if)
incest between Basil.
Trjs viov,
brother
and
sister.
Method. 41 A.
adoption.
Cedr. H, 192, 12. 236,

Sept.
1,
22.-2.
Tijv irpbs
IV, 800 B.
i8i\(t>6nais, aiSos, 6,
Relationship.
ij, (aSeX0df, nephew, niece.
Mace.
12, 17
1, 12,
10
Trair) 6ro<7ir's
vpas
fipmv.
dSeXcfyoTrjTa.
or
sister's child,
1.
Dion. H.
5, 8, 14.
11,
T^s d6eX0on;7-or
applied
to
S.
Brotherhood,
the
1,
796 as V.
Harmen.
'
2, 3, 3.
Christians collectively considered.

2, 17. 1, 5, 9.
Petr.
iSeXcpcmoUm (ttok'cd), to make one a Jrof/jer. Sophrns. 3360 C ASeXcjionoie'iv aWrjXois ij/xas
eiScbs
Tiji'
Clem. R.
I,
212 A.
Iren. 825
dydmiaiv, knowiinj that charity makes

to
us brothers
one another.
f),
aSeXôwoiT/o-iy, ea>s,
(abfk<ôTroi.ea>)
L. adoptio
a.Be\cf)o-
in
locum
fratrii, the
making of an
Martyr. Poth. 1429 B. Serap. 1373 B. Greg. Nyss. HI, 277 I, 57 A, et alibi. 4. B Trjv irpos rbv Xpurrbv d8cX(j)6rr]Ta. Brotherhood of monks, or sisterhood of nuns. Basil, m, 996 B. Greg. Nyss. 976 C. Marc.
A.
Orig.
TTotjjTos, the
brother.
taking of a stranger as one's own Theoph. Cont. Nic. CP. 1064 A.

(a8eX(^d9,
ttoujto?)
820, 10.
dfifXÔTroii/Tdf,
dia-ei
Erem. 1032 B 'Ek avarr^paTi oScXôtt^tos. Macar. 848 A. Pallad. Laus. 1028 A. Nil. 217 A.
5. Brotherhood, as a
title.
ov,
6,
=^
Synes. 1436
dSeX0dr,
adoptive
brother,
brother by
Upbs
Trjv
ipimpav
dSfX<j)6njTa.
Men. P.
353,
adoption.
Theoph. Cont. 656, 12.

as,
Anon.
Stud.
Byz. 1249 A.
abe\(j>oiToua,
fj,
a8e\(j>onoiria-is.
1820 B Ov (rxotris fifTO. Koa^\UK>v a8(X<f>oirotias. Nic. CP. 1064 A. dScX^tm-pfiraif (implying dSfX(^07rpew?}s), adv.
as becomes a brother.
dSe\4>6s, ov,
6,
22 Xdpiv dTTOvejxopev Trj dBeXcjôrriTi ToC Kaiwe thank our brother the emperor of the Romans: said by Chosroes, king of Persia, in his letter to the emperor Justintrapos,
ian.
Pseudo-Zo,*.
Mace.
10.
TTvevfUinKOS,
brother.
Antec.
dBe\(j}o7rotriT6s.
2. Kinsman.
1.
1,
10, Veto's or
354 'H dbeKipdrqs Toii Kaiaapos, our Chron. 736 'H dSc\(j)6vrjs vpS>v Toi âcriXeas tS>v Pwpaiav, you my brother the emperor of the Romans.
brother the emperor.
rjfra,
d8eX(j)o(ji6op(i>,
(d8cXri,
(jiBeipio)
to cor-
Sept.
Gen.
2,
13, 8.
Mace.
or
11, 22.
3. One of
2,
14, 16 as v.
Job
42, 11.
rupt one's
own
6, 7.
sister.
Clementin.
168 C.
the
tribe.
8,
Sept.
26.
Ex.
11. 4, 18.
same nation Lev. 19, 17.
Caesarius 980.
'ASeprjs,
ov,
Ademes, a Gnostic.
HippoL
Deut. 15, 12. Par. 2, 31, 15. Tobit 1, 3. Philon II, 285, 21. 4. ComSept. Esdr. 2, panion, associate, colleague. Paul. Cor. 1, 1, 1. 2, 1, 1. 3, 2. Job 30, 29.
2, 2,
Num.
Haer. 502,
a8ev8pos, ov, (8ev8pov) without trees, destitute of

trees, treeless.
Polyb.
3, 55, 9.
Dion, H.
I,
12.
5. Brother, in the sense of friend,

Sept. Tobit 5, 11.
92,
7.
Strab. 13, 4, 11.
d8evoeiSr]s, is, (dSî',

I,
EIAQ)
like
a gland. Galen.
II,
dear friend.
Juditb
7,
30,
42 A.
in the vocative.
d8va>87]s, s,
dBevoeiBrjs.
Plut.
664 P.
6. Brother, used by kings dress, or speak of, each other.

2,
when they
t^
ad-
Galen. H, 374 E.
dbeîos, ov, (Seîds)
Soran. 257, 20.

iTKaios,
2,
Jos. Ant. 13,

dSeXi^cp.
^=
awkward, clumsy,
2 Baa-iXevs 'AkfâvSpos 'imvdBrj

Ill,
Eus.
1160 B, applied by Constantine to
Sapores, king of Persia. Men. P. 353, by Chosroes, king of Persia, to the emperor
Justinian.
Lucian. HI, 387. Jid. 348 D. Basil. Ill, 272 C. dSepKTjs, 5, (SepKOftat) invisible. Agath. Epig. 90.
uncouth.
Epict. 4,
2.
dBea'CTov, to,
aKv<r(70v.
Diosc.
3,
95 (105).
Porph.
Cer.
406,
14,
by the
Byzantine emperor to the king of Persia. 7. Brother, Christian brother, a member of the true Christian church. Luc. Act. 9,
dbea-noTos, ov, uncontrolled, free, as to action. Plut. 740 D. 2. Anonymous, as a literiiry
performance unauthentic. Alex. PolyhisL apud Eus. in, 709 B 'Ev dBtwirdTois Se evpopev.
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Jos. Apion. 1, 31, p. 465, /ivBot.
77
Plut.
I,
aStaSeKTO?
848
C, vnofivrj/iaToletter.-
868 A,
without
itntTToKr],
anonymous
aOTjpoo'UvTos, ov, (Brjpoo'teva)) unpublished, secret. Basil. IV, 188 C. Chrys. X, 250 E. 2.
11,
6 D, napaSocns.
737 B, \6yos.
authenticated.
Actively, not having published or
made known.
aSeoTTOTcos,
adv.
1,
being
Simoc. 150,
dSrjpocrtcvTais,
2,
twos.
Clim. 848 C.
Jos. Apion.
16, fivBoKoyciarSai.
adv. secretly.
dbearpaTos, also ahiarparos, ov, (a

led by the right
hand?
d e x t r a ?) Chron. 731 Mera
dBrjpiTos, ov, uncontested, undisputed.

2, 3.
Polyb.
1,
4, 74, 3.
Kcti K linrwv dduTTpdrav creXKaptmv, supernumerary horses. Substantively, to dScirrpaTov or dSlcrTparov, (a) a supernumerary horse in an army, to be used in ease of necessity. Mauric. 5, 2 Â8i(rTpaTa (ripeiv
vearipav
dbripiTcos,
adv. without contest.
Polyb.
3, 93, 1.
"AiSrjs, ov, 6,
Hades, the lord of the under-world, called also Pluto. Classical. So apparently,
Sept. Sap.
1,
14 Bao-iXEjov "AiSou cVl t^j y^j.

20, 13. 14 Kai 6 edi/ai-or
els
ttjv Xip,vrjv
Toiis
arpandrras dia rav TrdKKlKav avraiv. (b) led-horse, a horse led by the bridle in a procession for show. Mauric. 1, 9 Xpiy ircpirjyeiuSai,
4ôc.
AiSrjs
6, 8.
mi
i^\rj6ii)orav
tov irvpds.
Pseudo-iVicod.
11.
TTf
(Compare Clementin. 281

^vxfj 6
cfcel
C OvK
Xav
iv abji
KaBforr/Kms ap-
waTovvToe roO (TTparov
tov tov iravrds

Tifj.rjs
(8<o'e() TTjV dvaTravo'cv.)
(TTpaTryyov 7rpo7ropevoiJ.evo3v
avrov
VKU
Twv
tS)v
eTriTLfiloyv
kol IdiKap avrov dv6pa)7ro3p p.Ta
dSea-Tpdrav koX
ôvKeXKapmap
fidvhav.
2. Hell, the under-world, the world of departed spirits. Sept. Deut. 32, 22. Job 38, 17. Ps. 6, 6. 29, 4. Jonas 2, 3, et alibi.
Leo. Tact. 10, 12.

abrjKTos, ov, unbitten.
For
Classical. Diosc. 2, 64
the
Harrowing of
1, 4, 6.
Hell, that
is,
Christ's
1, 3,
descent into the under-world, see Petr.

18. 19.
'AdrjKTOvs
55
loôkav (f)v\dTTeiv Xeyerai. Metaphorically, uncalumniated. Plut. 11, 864 3. Not biting, not pungent, as a
tS>v
dno
Patriarch. 1056 A. 1148 A.

Iren. 689
Marcion apud
7rn. 1058
{Epiph.
I,
700 D.
8,
rêorf. IV, 376 B).
Sibyll. 2, 377.
310.
medicine.
dSrjKTas
Diosc.
1, 29.
(Compare
Plut. 11,
C âppoKa ra
(aSrjKTos),
I,
SaKvovn.)
adv. without being
bitten.
Plut.
619 E.
Anton.
elp,i.
11, 18 îkoaT6pya>s
Kal dSrjKTas
dSrjXeofiai
=
fj,
rfj
yjnx^, tropically.
aSrjXos
Philon
I,
13,
42.
Sext. 79, 8 "ASrjKa, Smep .... r]pXv dhrjkeiTai.
318, 24 To fvSctKTiKou TOV dd?j\ov/xeKou TrpdypjOTOs.

d8rp<la, as,
(aSriXos) uncertainty.
Cornut. 38.
dSijXi'a.
laTrM. Myst. 289, 18 *H toO jeX\oj/Tor
Greg. Nyss. TH, 420 A.

tirement
2.
Obscurity, re-
from
fjirai,
the
world, privacy.
Pallad.
Kara-
CZem.^.II, 268 A. Hippol. 701 A. B. Orig. I, 864 C. HI, 980 C. IV, 260 B. Method. 372 B. Eus. II, 128 C. IV, 281 C. J.<Aan. 11,693 A. 748 A. 1060 A. 1117 B.. Basil. IV, 129 B. 772 C. Greg. Nof. n, 657 A. Cyrill. H. 848 C. Macar. 552 D. Amphil. 89 A. Epiph. I, 276 D. 933 D. Cyrill. A. X, 37 C. Apocr. Anaphor. Pilat. A, 9. Act. Thom. 10. Pseudo-Mcorf. n. (For the expressions used in the passages referred to, compare Dion. ff. V, 139, 4 T^j/ etr'AiSou Kardâa-iv of Ulysses. Artem. 236.) For the preaching of John the Baptist in
B.C.
5.
Vit. Chrys. 17
dSijXojroieo),
<rrpe(j)a).
A.
(dbrjKoTroios)
9, 5.
Hades before the arrival of Christ,
see Hippol.
^= d<paviâ>,
Symm. Job
For the intermediate

Iren. 1135 A. B.
764 B.
Orig.
11,
1024 A.
Anast. Sin. 764 C.
dbrjKonoios, 6v,
structive.
(S&i^\os, jroiem) destroying, de.

. .
Apollon. S. 16, 28 'Ai8rj\ov

uncertain.
TTOTe 8e TOV dSiyXoTTOJOC
a&tj\os,
ov,
rjv
Polyb.
X.
5,
26, 6 USjriv
ahrjkos
yva>pr)s,
inl tI (jjeperai Koi

aSrjXov
rj,
cm
noias
vndpxH
Polyb.
see Just. Tryph. 1209 B. C. Hippol. Haer. 484, 44. Anast. Sin. 581 B. Orig. 3. Hell, the place of punishment. For a description of Hell, see I, 392 C. Hippol. 796 seq. Fsendo-Cyrill. A. X, 1072
state,
:=
rjv, K. t.
B. C.
Apocr. Act. Thom. 52 seq.
d8i)XoT7)s, TjTos,
5,
2, 3.
I,
(abrjkos) uncertainty.
2.
dhiaîâa-Tos, ov, (fiiaî^dâ) intransitive verb.
36, 4,
Dion. H. TO, 1840, 16.

1, 6, 17.
Philon
dhripMiv,
277, 5.
Porph. Cer. dno dbrfpiov. dSi]pLovpyriTos, ov, (hr)fucwpyiai) not made. Diod. 8. 3, 27, p. 194, 97, jrpds n, not adapted.
TO,
Paul. Tim. a kind of leather f
Apollon. D. Synt. 286, 6. 287, 20. abia^XriTas (dStd/SXT/Tos), adv. without incurring Cyrill. A. I, Clem. A. I, 1157 A. censure.
466 MfTO
Kivo'Tepvris SeppjxTivrjs
388 D.
dSidyKvipos, ov, (8my\v(j)ai) not hollow ; opposed to SmyeyXv pp.evos. Polem. 240, Sra. Adam,
S. 406. dhiAyvaa-Tos, ov, (fimyivoKTKat) undistinguishable ; not easy to understand. Diod. 1, 30. Hippol
Uncreated.
a&rjpuxvpyriTa>i,
Epiph.
II,
621 D.
adv. without being created. Did.

not
A. 841 B.
ddrjpMKpdTTjTOs,
cratic.
ov,
(^bripoKpaTcofuu)
demo-
837 C.
Athan.
I,
64 A.
Dion C.
as,
V)
43, 45,
1.
dbripovia,
anxiety.
JXosc. Del. 10.
Plut.
I,
Philon U, 99, 38. 62 A. II, 78 A.
dSidyayyos, ov, (Siaycayr)) intractable. 118, 2. n, 268, 30.
Philon
1
J,
aSidSfKTos, ov,
dSidSoxos.
Tit.
B.
169 B.
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by Microsoft
aBiaSoTO<;
iSidSoTos, ov, (SmSlSafii) undistributed
be distributed.
:
78
not to
dhtdirTataTO'i
particular number,
as
avSpanoi,
Jacob.
iirj\a.
Fsendo-Dion. 301 B.
:
Metaphorically, impartial ?
per-
3, 17.
aSmBoxos,
petual.
ov,
(bidSoxos) without successor
Method. 368
C Baaikea
II,
atSiov koI
dSioSoxov.
Greg. Naz.
609 B.
Did. A.
6. Indiscreet, thoughtless. Porph. Adm. 242, 10 EvKoXov yap r) )cou(ÔT7;r Koi dSioKpiTos yvapjj 'Jtpbs anav to KaKovpyas Xeyopxvov Koi
v7roTidep.evov
424 A.
aStaSoxmy, sAy. perpetually.
dTronXavdirdai
xal
eKKvXUirSai.
Max. Conf. Comput.
Bekker. 213, 22 'AStdKpiTos

KOL enl
Aap.^dveTm 8e
1252 D.
d&idBpaa-TOS, ov, (BiaSiSpd(7Ka>) not to be permitted
to
Twv
pfj
vas (pXvapovvToiv.
Ta
SioKpia-iv.
escape.
I,
Aristocl.
apud Eus.
Ill,
1341 C.
ywatTKOVTav to hkovra, ^ dcj)p6Hes. 'A8i.dKpi.Tov, p.fi xovPorph. Adm. 240, 16 to dhid-
Clem. A.
dSidêvKTos,
700 B.
ov,
KpiTov, indiscretion, thoughtlessness.
(Siaêvym/ii)
inseparable.
dhiaKplras, adv. indiscrete (L.), without distinction.
Cornut. 49.
dbidScTOs,
ov,
Prod. Parmen. 603 (216).

{biaTidrjjj.1.)
Patriarch. 1096 C.
intestate.
Plut.
1,
I,
(184).
2.
I,
Prod. Farm. 584

Ignat.
Inseparably?
685 B.
in^
341 D.
Carth. Can. 81.
Antec.
11,
2.
Clem. A.
cessantly,
285 A.
intermission
constantly
Novell. 1, 1, Justinian. Cod. 1, 17, 3, f. y, 'E| dSiaderov, intestato or ab intestato,

without
dhmKeLirras (dhioKeiTrros), adv. unceasingly,

without
Sept.
;
will.
assiduously.
Maoc.
1, 12, 11.
Polyb.
obcaBeras, adv. without
making
one's will.
Nic.
9, 3, 8. 3,
Posidon. apud Athen.

Strah. 16, 4, 25.
4, 37.
Died.
1,
CP. 852 B.
d&tatpeTos, ov, not carved.
12, 56,
12.
Paul. Kom.
Trias.
Indivisible, applied to the 220 A. II, 49 B. 1065 A. (Compare Hippol. Haer. 108, 67 "'E,<l)a(rav
meat.
2.
I,
et alibi.
dhidXifieras (hidkfyyw), adv. unceasingly.
Clim.
Athan.
(Aegyptii) tov deov

KaTea-Kevda-Bm.)
eivai fiovdba dSiaiperov kol
865 C. dSiaXKdKTas (aSidXXaKToy), adv. irreconcilably. Dion. H. H, 1166, 4, e;(eH' Trpos Tiva.
dbidKoyuTTos,
thoughtless.
ov,
avTrjv iavTTjV yevvcoo-av Koi e^ avTrjs
3. Inseparable.
7rvvp.a
:
rd navra Athan. II,

rrjs
{pidkoyi(fiiiaC)
unthinking,
801
To 5e dyiov
.... ddcaiperov
Sin.
44 B.
Marc. Erem. 1104 B. Meet. Byz. 728 C.
Anast.
OlXTias TOV viov Koi TOV TTUTpoS.

dSiaipeTcos, adv. indivisibly
I,
dStaXm/ST/Toy, ov, (SidXa^dofUu)
:^
ov or
p.fi
\m-
inseparably.
Orig.
^rjTos.
Cyrill.
A.
11,
413 D.
undivided.
1525 A. Athan.
I,
517
'AiSi'mr
peTcas S>v e| avTov, said of
the Son.
Ka*dbuuPseudo-
dbiaviprjTos, ov,
(bi.avip.a>)
Longin.
22, 3.
a8iavor]Tevop.at
Dion. 952 A.
dSiairriTos,
ov,
^= dSmvorjTos
flpj,.
Schol. Arist.
(Siatraco)
not based
upon any
264,
Av..l377.
dSidvoiKTOs, ov, (Siavoiyoa)
written
6eia.
law.
Porph. Novell.
awqJos.
unopened.
Damasc.
Galen. IV,
m,
5, 5, 4.
692 C.
dSiaKKeuTTos, ov, (SiaxXei'm) not shut out.
dSidêoTos, ov, (Siaêco) unpolished.
B. J.
574 A.
unperformed, unexe1, 1.
dSioKdvriTos, ov, (SiaKovcm)
oSidTrautTTOs, ov,
cuted order.
81, 8.
Jos. Ant. 19,
(bunrava) incessant, constant. Polyb. 4, 39, 10.

(abidnavtTTos),
dSidKOTros, ov, (Shikowto)) indefatigable.

1,
Philon
abumavoTtos
constantly.
adv.
incessantly,
Polyb.
1,
57, 1.
22. 11, 7.
d&utKopEvTos, OV, (SiaKopevm) undefloured. Soran. 256, 36.

dStaKocrp-riTos,
ov,
abumvev(TTea>, to be dSidTrveva-ros, not to evaporate.
Galen. X, 528 A.
ij,
(8iaKoo-p,ea>}
unarranged.
abtaTTvevaria, as,
the being dbidirvevaros, the
Dion. H.
I,
434, 10.
r/,
Philon H, 488, 19.
not evaporating.
Galen. X, 25 7 B.
dSuiKpia-ia, as,
(dSidxptTos) indiscretion,
of judgment. 1037 A.
Airai ai
Macar. 580 A.
want Marc. Erem.

1
abidnvevoTos,
rate, that
does not evapohas no vent. Symm. Job 32, 19, where the Septuagint has SeSe/xcVos, tied.
ov,
{biaTTveai) that
dbidKpiTos, ov, miscellaneous.
Sept. Prov. 25
naiSe'iai 2a\op,SivTOs ai dSidxptroi.
2. Inseparable.
TO dSidxpiTov
Ignat. 648
A 'l,,o-oOs XpioT-As
live in
Diosc. Eupor. 2, 109. Galen. VI, 434 A. Metaphorically, unwearied, indefatigable. Iambi. V. P. 144 Sivrovov tc kw. dbidTivcv(TTov.
TjpMiv ^fjv
(wB
him).
676
2. Not
ventilated.
Galen.
X, 251
"ApMijiov Sidvoiav koX dbidxpirov.
213, 22 "AStaKpiTos, dStaxapiaros. 3. distinguishable, unintelligible. Pohjb. 15

9.
Belcher.
AbidTTvevo'Tov Koi appimoTOv.

dbiairovTjTos, ov, (SiajroKe'o))
Un12
^.
28.
91,
5.
36,
Undecided.
Lucian. U, 671.
Sext.
D. Synt.
KpiTa
Not distinguishing. Apollon. 3 To KaXoipeva irXrjevvTiKd dfiiaany
that has not labored or tcorked, applied to the flesh of such animals as sheep, goats, and swine. Athen.
9,
66.
aSidTTTatoTos, ov,
ovra tov dpi6p.ov, not denoting
(btaTrraito)
unerring.
Iambi
Adhort. 360.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aSutTTTmcria
abiawroMTia, as,
libility.
ij,
79
infald8iao-Tp6(f>as,
tion.
ahLaôp7)Ti,K6<;
adv. without perversion or distor690, 22. Clan. A. I, 425 B.
the being abiawrtoTos,
Fsend- Hipp.
ov,
1282,
56.
Iambi.
Sext.
Adhort. 354.
dStaTTTcaroy,
infallible,
6,
Did. A. 972 C.
(Sian-iWoo) not liable to error,
sure.
Polyb.
4, 60, 10.
5,
98, 10.
dStd(TC(>aKTos, ov, (8tao-<^dX\co) infallible, unerring. Heron Jun. 228, 2.
Dion. Thr. 629, co/recf pronunciation. Apollon. D. Pron. 399 B. Sexi. 212, 31. Cfem. ^. I, 1065 A. Diog. 6, S9, faultless, in general. Longin. 33, 5, faultless as to
37, 6.
style.
ahiajrriyrais,
aSido'axTTos, ov,
(Siatrmfm)
7iot
well preserved.
Plot. Tetrab. 49.
abidraKTos, ov, (hiardcTo-a)) unarranged.
Dion.
H.
I,
434, 10.
(bmTip.va) indivisible.
Cyrill.
dbidTjxrjTos, ov,
A.
(abiawraros) adv. without

unfailingly.
liability
n,129C. X, 260A.
earnest.
Eustrat. 236b C, eager,
to error, loithout error
or mistake, unerringly,
Polyb.
1, 6, 26, 4.
vnth certainty
6, 41, 11.
aSiarpdvaros,
ov,
(8iaTpav6a) not clear, obscure.
10, 47, 3.
Diod.
11,
50.
Cornut.
6.
Athan,
I,
689
C To
dhiaTpdvtOTov
ttjs
yXamis,
Sext. 280, 6.
Eus.
oj/,
1073 D.
noi
obscurity.
dSiapTraoTof,
Basil,
(SiapTrdfm)
plundered.
aSidTpeirros, ov,
m,
(SiaTpeira) stubborn, bold, forSept. Sir. 26, 10.
600 A.
broken or torn
Galen. U,
Hippol. S17 D.
aSidpfxriKTOs, ov, {Siapprj-ypv/ii) not
in pieces.
aSidcreia-Tos, ov, {Siaa-eio))
unshaken.
84
'
AvepiKTmv, dSma-ciortov (rather doubt-
To dSuirpeirTov Eus. IV, 828 C. dbiaTpeTTTcos, adv. boldly, etc. Eus. IV, 204 D. Marcell. apud Eus. VI, 1016 C.
TTJs
ward, impudent, barefaced. 42, 11. Clem. A. I, 565

dvawxvvTias.
ful).
ddiarpc-^la, as,
fj,
the being dSidTpiirros.
Sueton.
aStacKeirras
(fimcKiirrofim),
adv.
inconsiderKoi dSca-
Calig. 29.
ately. Diod. A. 585 OKewras ijrpdâTf.
Uptmeras
*dbiaTxmayros,
ov,
(SiarvTioa)
Ocell.
unshapen,
2,
un1,
fashioned, unformed.
10.
3.
Diod.
adidcTiraaTos, ov, (StacTTrdo)) not pulled asunder,
Philon
I,
50, 4.
(^dSidtjidopos)
unbroken, as a line of soldiers.

34, 5.
Polyb.
1,
abia(^6opia, as,
f],
uncorruptness.
Paul. Tit.
9.
2, 7.
dSido-Taros, ov, (fiiacraToy) continuous, constant.
dSid(pdopos, ov, uncorrupted, chaste.
Diod.
1,
59.
Philon I, 37, I, 1315 C.

dimensions.
701, 30.
105, 38.
214,
8.
Ciem. A.
rpids,
the
Cyrill.
A. X, 996 B,
indivisible Trias, :z= ddiaipeTos.
Plut. II,
I,
Without 601 C. 926 B. Sext.
2.
Plotin.
88, 8.
1025 A. Just. Apol. 1, 18, jrals, before the age of puberty. Heges. 1320 A. Athenag. 964 C. a8ia<l>66pas, adv. incorruptibly. Damasc. II, 265 C.
Plut.
I,
dSuurrdTcos (dSidaTaTos^, adv. continuously, con-
d8ia(f>opea}, rjaa, (^d8id(j)opos^ to be indifferent
or
90,
Philon J, 34:2, 3S. Athan.U, 733 B, indivisibly. 2. Without dimensions. Caesarius 860. Prod. Parmen. 543 (117). abuurriKTos, ov, (crriât) L. indistinctus, indistinct, not well defined. Philon 11, 297, 47 (doubtful reading.) Tzym. Novell. 301.
stantly.
unconcerned.
Tivd.
Polyb. 31, 22, 10.

Gell.ie,9.
'
Nicom.
Epict.2,e,2.
2.
Apollon. D.,
Synt. 203,
204, 14
kbia(ôpovai, rds a-vv-
SeVfw
noiettrSai irpos yivrj Sid<j)opa.
Anton.
Sext.
II,
11, 16 '"Edv irpbs ra dBidtjjopa ddiacjyop^.
42, 25, Kard n.
639, 10, wepi
rii/os.
Eus.
dSuKTriKTios (aSidoTiKTos) adv. without distinction.
317
Ai8do-Kiv re dbwxôpeiv eldaXoOvrav
Antec.
2, 15, 3.
diroyevofxivovs.
Impersonal,
ddiatjiopel, it is
abidjTToKos, ov,
(SmoTcWa)) not determining, not determinative. Apollon. D. Pron. 273 A Al

wpasTOTvnoi (avrawfilai)
8ia fiev t^s
a matter of
'Etti
indifference.
Philon U, 243, 26
fieVTOi
(jxovTJs
yevovs
dSido'ToXoi
el(Ti
irdvTOTc Kara
irpSrrov Koi bcircpov irpoa'amov,
the personal
genders. 279
pronouns iya and
<tv
are of
all
Tavrqs yap dbiafpopei idv Te &ppv to Apollon. D. Pron. Upuov, idv Tf Kal BfiXv. 317 'A8ia(popn yap rj eva 8pdv ^ ttXcious-, rf 2. Not to difi(j) v6s bpdtrBaL rj nXfiovav. Philon I, 285, 19, p.ovdov 8ia<l>pa>. fer
C
T]
'Ek rots yiveaiv abidrxTokoi

OTj).
elirtv (ij fya> (cai
8os.
304, 24, oKkrjKav.
442, 11,
ema-Trnj-ris.
yevovs.
2.
306
'
AJ&iaxTToXoi elaiv al irpaTorviToi
n,
100, 18 'Qs d8iaôpeiv fjpepav wktos.

to
Indeterminate.
Ibid. 306
'Ei^
TavSoi d8idffTo\ov t6 yevos.

iiaarpofpos, ov, untunsted, unwarped.
cal.
Plut. n, 780 B.
Sept.
Metaphorically, un3, 3,
Classi-
have no difference, said of the minuend when it is equal to the subtrahend. Thus, 7 is d8i,a(j}opovpevos apidfios with reference to itself. Nicom .86.87.
3. Middle dSuupopoviuu,
dbmôprjo-is,
o)s,
fj,
perverted.
Mace.
Diod.
3 Ti7 irpos roiis
(dbiacôpia)
indifference,
0ain\eTs eSvoiav Kal ma-nv dSid(TTpo(l)ov rjaav

8ia(j)v\d<r<rovTes.
II,
in the sense pt neglect.

d8ui(ôpriTi,K6s,
rj,
Pallad. Laus. 1091 A.
594, 73,
cfrvins. 1,
6v,
being indifferent about any-
Dion. H. VI, 950, 16,

Sext. 167, 13.
Kpliris.
Anton.
15.
thing.
Epict.
2, 1,
14 TO d8m(j)opriTiK6v, in-
difference.
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by Microsoft

aBba(j>opr]TO'i
80
aSiopdwro}';
dSuUpopriTOS, ov, (Sia0opa)) not throwing off hy Alex. Trail. 2, 7, p. 155 'AStaperspiration.
(fioprjTov
off-
indescribable. PhidSiei^ytiTos, ov, (SieltjyeV") 2. Without outlet. Achm^t. lon I, 407, 20.
airfip
noie'i,
prevents
its
throwing
141, v^. dSieioSevTos, ov,
z=
a8te|o5os.
Basil.
I,
369
C.
dSui(j)opia, as,
fj,
(a6ia0opos) L. in
Cic.
2, 5,
differen-
tia, indifference. Attic 2, 17. Epict.

Just. Apol. 2, 3.
20.
7,
Acad. Pr. 2, 42. Plut. JI,1071F.

37, in the Stoic
Pseudo-/s(. 1221 B. Greg. Naz. IV, 81 A. Theod. Mops. 136 C. Chrys. V, 851 A.
dSLcôSos, ov, (Sie'IoSos) without a way through, without outlet. Nicarch. 20, unable to get out.
philosophy.
looseness of
2.
life.
Diog.
Zjd.
Dissoluteness,
dissipation,
Plut. n, 679 B.
dhtepevvrjTos,
ov,
App.
I,
792, 44, x<^piov.

uninvestigated.
^. 980 A.
C.
Pallad.
(Stepevvda)
Laus. 1091 D.
aSmcpopos,
Ml. 437
Philon
indifferent,
I,
303, 42.
n, 513,
20.
Plut.
II,
596
ov, L. neither good nor bad, in the Stoic philosophy. Cicer. Fin. 3, 16. Sept. Sir. 7, 18. 27, 1.
indifferens,
B.
Iambi. Myst. 11, 14.

ov,
dbievKpivrjTOS,
(hievKpivia)
not clear, as a
20.
is
writer.
Hermog. Rhet. 389,
Philon
alibi.
2, 3.
I,
17, 19. 182, 38.
Epict.
1, 9, 13,
et
Plut. n, 424 E, et alibi.
Just. Apol.
dhiKmo&oTqTOS, ov, (hiKaiohoTea) where justice Died. II, 616, 66. not administered.
^nton. U, 15. Sext. 162, 24. Z>w^. 7, 2. In versification, common, as apphed to the last syllable of a verse. Heph.
37. 104.
dhLKaiapxos, ov, not Dicaearchus, unjust ruler, with a play upon the name AiKalapxos. Cic.
Att.
2,
12.
fj,
4, 6 IlavTos fi.Tpov dSidipopos
ianv
17
reXevrata
aSiKOO-ia, as,
(Sonxfto) essentially
dStKia,
o-vWa^fi, &<TTe divaa-Bat elvm airfjv Koi ^paIt is applied also to the Xfiav Kol jiaKpdv.
Symm.
dSiKeva-is,
Ps. 54, 10 (Sept. dvTi\oyid).

ea>s,
r),
(as if
from
19.
dSi.icfvci>)
:=
to
first
foot
.
of an iambic verse, which

,
may
dSiKilv.
aStKfto,
Stob.
to
n, 554,
be -^^,
/Si'or.
for ^-. -, 3, Dissolute, dissipated, loose.
Heph.
5, 6.
Soz. 1037 C,
d8i.a<p6pas,
adv. indifferently.
600,
Dion. U. VI,
Sext.
do wrong. Sept. Par. 2, 26, 16 6f& avTov, he transgressed against the Lord his God. dhiKTjTLKos, rj, ov, (d8eci>) disposed to do wrong.
r}a-a>,
'HSiKijo'fi' v Kvpico
1124, 11.
41, 29.
Plut. n, 1061 C, et alibi.

9,
Plut.
n, 537 A. 562 D.
adv. wrongfully, injuriously.
Stob.
Orig.
Athen. 10, 50. Drac. 144, 17 Tlavros fisrpov cation.
Diog. 7, 160. xJ' irpdr n. 2. Indifferently, in versifit)
d'biKr)TiKS>s,
I,
1245 A.
ov,
n, 603,
53.
re-
dbiKr)Tos,
(aSwceo))
unwronged, unharmed,
Xevraia avKkaPfj dSia<f)6pa>s TlBerm, eire fiaxpa
Tvxv
oSa-a, e'lre ^paxîa.
3.
uninjured.
logical
Petr. Sic. 1285 C.
[The
to
anar
Dissolutely, etc.
I,
form would be
r)(ra,
av-abiicifros.^
Th'eophil. 3, 15.
Clem. A.
1144 B,
C^v.
aSiKofiofe'o),
{aSiKos,
1,
So|a)
have
evil
Clementin. 332 B.
Orig. HI, 793 B.
Cyrill.
designs?
dSiKoSo^ta,
H. 396 A.
ddidxvTos, ov,
91, p. 755.
cise,
Diod. 31, Clem. A. II, 792 C.

as,
rj,
p. 515, 25.
Schol.
Metaphorically,
(buiêvhop.ai)
(Stapffffl)
not dissolved.
Diosc.
5,
(aSiKos,
8d|a)
evil
design
not diffuse, con-
as applied to style.
2.
TO
Chrys. Wanting amusement. dhidxvTov, want of amusement.
Longin. 34, 3. I, 178
A
,*
Polyb. 23, 16,

fairly.
7.
Frag. Gram.
6.
dSiKO/mpÊo), rjo-m, (aSwcor, fiaxofua) to fight un-
Poll. 3, 154.
7]<Ta>,
dSiKOTrpayeo),
(dSocowpay^ff) to wrong.
Phi-
abidyêvuTOs, ov,
not deceiving
5, ST.
lon Jl, 195, SG. 329,
42 'Eav
irepl
ras oialas
unerring, infallible; true. Died.

4, 49.
Anton.
abiKOTrpayaxTi tov irXri<rlov.

dSiKOTTpdyrifia, aros,
Plut.
H, 501 A.
Sext. 232, 20.
to,
(aSiKOTrpayea)
aSi-
d6iai//-euo-To)s,
adv. unerringly, etc.
Sext. 232,
Krip.a.
Orig.
23.
aSiKos, ov,
709 C. Stob. U, 589, 35. unjust. Paul. Hebr. 6, 10 Ov yap

I,
dStSaKTos, ov, that cannot be taught or learned,
aSiKos 6 6eos cmXaBccrSai tov fpyqv
vp.S>v,
not
said of things.
Lucian.
11,
45, Smpov.
Sext.
331, 16. 601, 33 'ASiSaRTov S.pa to fifj ov. 2> That cannot be instructed. Pallad. Laus.
unrighteous (so as) to forget.

dSioSevTos,
ov,
(bioSeva)
not
8.
to
be
travelled
1002.
3.
through.
Themist. 252,
Poll. 5, 150.
Not
acted or represented on the
dSidpavos, ov, (fiiopaxa) not to be seen through;
stage, as
a play.
Athen.
6,
98.
;
unseen.
in-
dSiSaKTms,
tuilioely.
adv. without being instructed

Plut. II, 673 F.
abuypydvuTTos, ov,
dSiopydvoiTos,
following.
(8iopyav6a>)
_
Syncell.i, 17.
Sext. 331, 19.

11,
to
. .
ov,
unorganized.
Clementin. 401 A.
Clem. ^.
not
. .
196 B.
he
Iambi. V. P.
154.
dbuKhvTos,
ov ovK
ov,
(SiekSuo))
escaped.
dSiopBcoTos, ov, incorrigible.
Apollon. S. 116 NijSv/ior
rj
dSuKSvTos,
scrutinized,
can
8iKbvvai.
ov,
Dion. H. n, 1085, Epict. Frag. 106.

Tjj 8e Xinrr;
3.
Diod. Philon
11, 609, 10.

11,
269,
5.
cSic^cVao-Toy,
(SifêTaâi)
not
dSiopdrnTtos, adv. incorrigibly.
Diod. U, 576, 5
randem.
Sept. Sir. 21, 18, words.
abiopdaiTas trvvexofievos, incurably.
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by Microsoft
aSiopicrTia
aStopiaria,
as,
rj,
81
indefiniteness.
aBoTTTlCOV
Dion. H. I, 573, 4 'Ek tov dBoKqTov, ex improviso, unexpectedly. 2. Substantively, f, dBoKriros irapcovv-
(aSidpiCTTos)
Ill,
dSdmjToy, ov, unexpected.
596 A. aSiovTojp, opos, 6, the Latin a d j u t o r :=i ôi)5ds, iiroôridos. 341 D. ij/d 158,
Nicomach. apud Phot.
ML
xia.
Diosc. 4. 54.
(a&oKlpacTTOs),
12.
196, 12.
6,
aSuTKos, ov,
Macedonian,
(Siordfo))
1, i.
dBoKcpda-Tois
KVKeoDv.
adv. without
trial.
Hes.
'ASutkov, KVKfava.
aSioTOKTOf,
ov,
MaKeSoves.
Can. 21. Joann. Mosch. Basil. Porph. Novell. 309.

dSoXftrXEo),
ijo-m,
Choi.
3001
A.
Ptolem. Geogr.
3.
undoubted,
certain.
to
prate.
Classical.
Sept.
Undovbting.
Clim.
Ps. 68, 13, Kara nvos.
1113 B.
abiaraKTas, adv. undouhtingly.
n,
Aenesid. apud Martyr. Path. 1432 A.
I,
to trifle.
2.
Eus. H, 1253 B, nepi

talk,
To
in general.
Sept.
Ps. 76, 13
Ei/ Tols EmTrjBevpao-t (rov
PAo. in, 693 D. Hippol. 776 B.
Onj?.
581 B.
Anthol.
a-xw'^, J will talk of thy doimjx. think, meditate. Gen. 24, 63. Ps. 76,
3.
4.
dSoXe-
To
118,
IV, 124.
aSlarpaTos, ov, see dSeoTparos.
d8tTU(B
15
Ev
Tois eVToXals crov dBoKecrxrja-ai, I will
meditate on thy precepts.
(aditus), adire, a law term.

tbvos,
r],
Antec.
aBoXea-xqreov
Sei dSoXfO-;(eI,
one must prate.

Plut.
Clem. A.
dStrio)!',
_
I,
461 C.
fj,
aditio.
Justinian. Novell.
dBoXeo-xia, as,
II,
idle talk.
1; 1,
8'-
a&ivKitTTos, ov,
{jbivKiâi)
not strained, as wine.
Galen.
XIU, 613 E.
Pseud-
502 B, garrulity. 2. Talk, in general. Sept. Reg. 3, 18, 27 'ABoXeaxla avra io-nv, he is talking with somebody, he has com4, 9,
Classical.
ahiimvuTTos, ov, {hwirviâi) not waked.
pany.
TTjv
11 'Ypels otSare tov avBpcoTTOv Kai
Athan. IV, 909 B.

dSlxaoTos, ov, (St^d^w) that cannot be bisected
d8o\e(Txiav avTov.
3.
Complaint.
Keg.
Sub
1, 1, 16.
Ps. 54,
3.
or divided into two whole numbers.

78.
dSixoTOfiriTos,
ov,
(8t;(0T0/xc's))
Xicom.
dSoKea-xos, ov, nonsensical.

stantively, d d8dXe<7xor,
Sext. 631,31.
babbler.
Plut. II,
not cut in two.
502 C.
dBoXUvTOs,
Moer. 25
'
ABoXea-xris,
'ArnKas
dBo-
Anon. Valent. 1280 C.

aSL\jfriTos,ov,
Xea^xos, ^'EXXrjvtKais.
ov, (^BoXievopxit)
(Sn/'do))
not thirsting; green, as

Sibyll. 1, 132. 185.
3,
the roots of a tree.

403.
aSiôs,
ov,
Arist. Plut.
1158
zz= adoXos.
SchoL
Diosc.
oTrXois.
1,
aSoXos, ov, unadulterated : unalloyed.
not affected by
thirst.
Sext. 20, 10.
79.
Poll. 3, 86, coin.

8,
Galen. XIII, 848 D.

neat wine.
iToirfTiKos.
thirst ; opposed to &'v\ôvs Xenocr.GT. Diosc. 1,1S3. Galen. 3. SubstanVI, 316 D. Athen. 2, 22. 52.
2.
Not causing
Geopon. 20,
Petr.
ov,
oTvos, sheer, pure,
1, 2, 2,
pure doctrine.
tively, TO aSi\jrov,
adipsos,
dBoâdTos,
(bo^dâ) having no opinion or
yXvKvppiCa.
Diosc. 3, 5 (7).
abpivcriav, less correct for dhpia<Tii>v, mvos,
any subject. Plut. II, 1058 B. Numen. apud Ens. Ill, 1209 C. Diog. 7,
theory on
the Latin
admissio
incorrect
8.
17,
102.
d8o|d(7T(Br, adv. without
elirboxr).
Porph.
any opinion or
no esteem.
theory.
Cer. 394 *0 irpo^Lp.os tS>v
dBfitvo'icovitiv.
Sext. 6, 9.
d8o|e'ci),
rjo-a,
7,
33.
dBfUvaowdKios,
for
dS/ieo-o-ioi/dXioy.
to
be in
Classical.
Porph. Cer. 23,
520.
Sept. Esai. 52, 14 Ovtcos. dto^rjo'ei
a8pi<r(riovdKios, less correct dp.urtnovdkios, ov, 6,
the Latin admissionalis ela-ayysXevs, the chief of the sUentiarii, a sort of lord in
waiting.
15.
"
dvBpdmcov to elBos
a-ov.
2.
dm
tS>v
to be
Indignor,
1, 8,
indignant:
ôvvTS
fl
to disdain.
Apollod.
2 'a8o-
Lyd. 183,
6.
Porph. Cer. 405,

Antec.
dSvaros,
10, 1.
6,
the Latin
adnatus.
1,
napovTav dvBpSiv yvvrj rd dpUTTcia Jos. B. J. 1, 6, 4, Trpos n, to feel XrjyJAeTai. contempt for. 2, 16, 4, p. 190, ttjv Pmpalav mep-ovtav, to deem it umoorthy to be under the Roman rule. 4, 10, 2. 5, 9, 3, nvd. App. I,
169, 69.
d8v6p,iov, incorrect for dBvov/uov.
597, 39.
780, 39, rd ovopa.

Tixi'm
II,
893,
dSvovpidâi, acra, (dSvovfuov) to muster.

7, 2.
Mauric.
52,
TTpdmiv n. 894, 76 'O
perd
a-irov-
Phoc. 187, 11.

6,
Curop. 85,
1.
BSiv dBo^rjo-as.
dBvoviuaarffs, ov,
5.
muster-master.
Curop. 11,
Leo.
Suid.
85, 1.
dSvoifuov, ov, TO,
Tact.
6,
15.
9,
(ad n m e n) muster. 4. Leo Gram. 305.
dBo^pa, oTos, to, (dBoêco) disgrace. Plut. 11, 977 E, failure in wrestling. App. I, 599, 69. dBoiia, as, r,, contempt. d8o|o7roiJ)TOf, ov, (SoôTTOie'o))- forming no opinion
:
'ASvovfUov, drroypa(l)fi ovofjuiTav jrapa Pafiaiois.
unreasoning, irrational animals.

mvos,
Polyb.
Oi Be dwovfiivos, TO dBvovfiiov. Se dBvov/xiov

tpaariv.
Id. 'Avvovfii-
6, 5, 8.
vos, ditoypa^T] ovofiaTcav irapa Pm/uai'oir.

*
Oi
dBotrriav,
viodea-ta.
17,
the Latin
1, 11, 1.
adoptio
Antec.
11
Digitized
by Microsoft
aBocroXrjTOi
aSoa-oXriTos, ov,
(8oo-oXj;i//-e'ci))
82
no
traffic
aBeo
Kovcoprds.
in which
Philon
I,
494, 5.
Diosc.
5,
9,
or Imsinesn
aSovXsvTos,
serve.
is
going on.
10, 1.
Chron. 628, 16.
strong, rich.
ov,
(SouXeum) unwilling
2,
Epict.
2>
to work or Unsubdued
to XfTrrodSpopep&s, adv. summarily ; opposed Hippol. Haer. 2, 20. p.epS>s, or Kara Xmrov.
300, 4.
aSoiXaros.
aSouXof,
PZu?.
01/,
Sibyll 10, 22.

slaves.
owning no
831 B.
ov,
Epict.
3, 22,
45.
dSpd/iio-lôs,
ov,
(fjiia-eds)
receiving high wages.
11,
Scymn. 353.
dSpoTTopos,
ov,
*a.Sov\aiTos,
jugated.
(SouXdm) unsubdued, unsubCrates apud Cfem. ^4. I, 1065 B.

Plut. n, 754 B.
Sibyll. 5, 18.
dSpoiis
fX""
'^^<'
rropovs.
elcrl.
Cass. 160, 9 01 TToXvirorai dbponopoi

dbpos, 6v, great.
Classical.
Diod.
7,
1,
53.
Oi dSpoi, the great,

Sept. Reg. 4, 10, 6.
5, 5. 5,
93.
or the rich of a place.
ahoiirriTos, ov,
(Soimea)
noiseless.
Agath. Epig.
4, 10, 11.
24, 8.
aSovnos, ov, (Soviros)
=
I,
nXova-ioi.
Job 34, 19. Jer. (Compare Hei:

fj,
Hes. 'ASpoi,
oi
30
naxees.)
Jos.
preceding.
Epiph.
I,
dSpoa-ta, as,
(Spd(7or)
want of moisture.
632 D.
aSpdvfia, as,
f),
Ant.
(dSpavrjs) inactivity, listlessness,
2, 5, 5.
dSp6a-(j>aLpos, ov, (dSpds, o-<pa'ipa)

ball.
having a large
2, 8,
weakness.
dbpdveos,
rj,
Clem. A.
ov,
145 C. Palladas 141. ^=l dbpavfjs.
An:
P.
rj,
M. E.
65.
dBpoTrjs, rjTos,
abundance.
Paul. Cor.
dSpavâ (dSpaKijf), to be inactive, listless, or weak. Greg. 0pp. Hal. 1, 296, et alibi. Nyss. I, 784 C.
abpavfjs, s, (Spam, bpaivai) inactive, listless,
20.
'Adpvds, dSos,
f),
'Apadpvds.
Nonn. Dion.
Sept.
22, 14, et alibi. dSpvvoi, vvS>, to grow, ripen.
weak;
Classical.
iraibiov.
ttjs
imbecile.
Sept. Sap. 13, 19 To dbpaveararov

<*s to its hands. Babr. 25, 3. 114 (124), Kwrd n, as a medicine. Plut. 11, 657 C, et alibi. 7, 13.
Ex.
11,
2,
10 'ASpvvdevTos 8e tov
'H&pvv6rj(Tav
1, 8,
Judic.
Tois x^pf^Vf
01
vlot
yvvaiKos.
Diosc. Epict.
3,
3,
Mace.
14 Oil nepie^dKero 7rop(j)vpav aarc
dbpvvdrjvai iv airfj, apparently a mistake for

a^pvvBrjvai.
dboTjKprjns, incorrect for dm/Kprjns.

ves.
Hes. 'Kbpavis, dcrde-
ddpavla, as,
116,
7.
rj,
rj,
^zz ddpdveta.
^seudo-Demetr.
Simoc. 139, 23.
dbwafiew,
to
be dbvvapos.
Sept. Sir. Prolog.

rrjv eppjjveLav
Herodn.
ov,
dSpaviKos,
2,
10,
17.
'E0' ols dv BoKcopev tmv Kara

7re(l)t\o7rovj]p.evQ3v rttrl roiv
dhpavqs.
Xeêa)V dbvvap.eiv.
ÂdpavovT^t for ' AhpavovTîov, ro, Adranutzi, a

place.
ahvvap,La, as,
17,
weakness
incapacity.
Polyb.
Porph.
ov,
Adm.
(dSpof,
207.
fViJôXof)
8, 1
15, 34, 5 TrjV tov îXoTrdropos dSwafiiav tov
d8pe7ri)/3oXof,
aiming at
ray
vorja-fis
â(ri\eviv.
great things.
Longin.
To
Trtpi
ddvvafios, ov, (^dvvap.ts) weak.

oivos.
Diosc. 5, 13. 17j

politically
in-
iSpeTTTjôXov, loftiness
of thought.
Sibyll. 9, 310.
Epiph. H, 381 C.
ov,
dbpea-Tparos, incorrect for dSecrrpaTos.
dSvvdiTTcvTos,
^8vva<TTfia>)
dSpeva, incorrect for dpSeia.
dependent.
d8vva(TTiti, as,
Synes. 1085 B.
rj,
abpew,
2,
rjato,
(dSpo'f)
to
rijpen,
neuter.
Diosc,
dSvvapia.
Dion. H. VI,
107 Oi irpdo-câTot Km TeXetos fjSprjKOTes. Hes. 'ASpeiv, av^caSai ipvTov (corrupt).

'ASpiavitTTaif S>v, oi,
tics.
1037,
5,
of Style.
dSvvaToa,
Hadrianistae, certain hereTheod. IV, 345 B.

eios,
17,
aa-co, (ddvvaTos} to weaken, debilitate. Erotian. 222 Kany7ropr)drj, ^Swaraft;. Anon.
Med. 229 'Abwarol

avTa.
Se to vevpa Kal fiXawra
'Abpiavov TToKis,
Hadrianopolis.
Soz.
1169 A.
'ASptoTiKo'r,
17,
dbwdrtos, adv. weakly, feebly.

oV,
Philon
I,
397,
Adriatic.
Diod. H, 539, 38,
6d\a(r<ra, the Adriatic.

aSpifiDf,
w,
p.c6vav dSuTOTcos KaTciKafieiv clx^v, teas unable. Epict. 2, 22, 24. Orig. I, 252
20
C.
(Spipvs)
not sharp, not pungent.
Plotin.
I,
636,
9,
exîv Trpos n.
Lucian. IH, 663.

dSpd^mXof,
lumps.
12, 19.
coi/of ,
rf,
Eust. 540, 22.
d8v7rKri6r)s, es, (r/Svs, 7r\rid<o) full
of
sioeetness.
ov, (dSpds, jSraXor) consisting
of large
Plin.
Method. 209
TOA,
Diosc.
1,
80.
5,
176 (177).
veKrapos,
C Kparfipes dSvnXrjdifs wpoKetvr^ TrXrjpeis ^Se'oi viicrapos.
aSva-atmjTos, ov, (Suo-oiTTfa)) not to be
dhpoyanav,
the Latin
1,
adrogatio,
^n(ec.
1,
countenance, inexorable.
'
arrogatio.
dSpoyaTCBp, opoy,
11, 3.
d8poK(j)cLKos,
ov,
Antec.
d,
11, 1.
adrogator.
KecjjdKrf)
put out of Philon H, 236, 7 ASva-wirriTov cxei Sapedv, he need not be ashamed. Plut. II, 64 F. Clementin. 69 C. 531 rd ddu(rcB7n7roi/.
(dSpds,
big-headed.
dSuo-a)7ri)T<Bs,
adv. inexorably, etc.

"AibtToi Xdyos, there
Plut. H, 534
Paul. Aeg. 304.

&Spop.pris, is, (dSpdj, fiipos) consisting
B.
of coarse
5, 26,
900), to sing.
it
is
a report
8e'
parts
opposed to
XeTrropfprjs.
Diod.
i said.
Philon
I,
189, 16 'AiSerai
rtr
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by Microsoft
aSco/j,a
83
ae/ywjTor,
rj,
aeinraK
ov,
KoX TotovTos (Of cV dTTopprjTois Xoyos, bv aKoals

irpea-fivTepaiv n-apaKaTariBea-dai )(pr).
(yiyvop-ai)
eternal, everlasting.
348, 12
Orph. Argon. 15, vi^.

deibia, as,
7, 5, 5,
rj,
IlaXaior yoSv gSfrat Xdyos.
A
io.
'Qf TToXis adfTat \6yos.
Epiph. I, 1072 HI, 245 B 'fiy

422,
(deiSiyy) uncomeliness.
Jos. B. J.
p.
414.
r],
a8fra( Xoyos.

epv6pd, ipvBporqs.
detSouXeia, as,
Poll. 3, 80.
(bovXeia) perpetual
slavery.
(Compare the Latin perenni(rpex'"!
aSmpi, ilDlK,
2, 1,^1.
'A8<Bi/ai',
:::;
Jos. Ant.
servus.)
aeibpopos,
ior-f/,
ov,
bp6p.os)
ever-running.
'JIS,
1, 1, I,
applied to God.
xupte.
Sept.
2,
Greg. Naz. JR, 429 A.

dei^cota,
Reg.
Orig.
11
'ASmvm
S%Z;.
240.
as,
fj,
(delâos) eternal
628 A.
ov,
620 D.
("ASmvif
'
Orig. VII, 168 A.
'ASwj/aios, a,
.^)
Adonian.
Orph.
*dei'f<oor, ov,
evergreen.
Hippol. life. Did. A. 553 B. Cornut. 55. 2. Sub-
Arg. 30 'Aiaivairiv
'ASavatos, ov,
6,
A<j>po8iTriv.
the Greek form of 'ASavat. Pha. II, 756 C. Cek. apud Orij?. I, 1245 B. Orirj. I, 1348 X. Sept. Judic. 13, 8. 16, 28
sempervivum, applied to several species of plants.

TO
deiâiov,
stantively,
aizoon
Abavaie Kvpie
not
'A8<Bj/ai'e.
2.
is
apparently 'Abavdle xvpie, Adonaeus, one of Justi.*)
Theophr.Y.'S..\,W,i. 7,15,2. Diosc. 2, 4,88(89). 89(90). 90(91). Galen. n, 104 E.

217.
dei^morrjs, rjTos,
r/,
^=
dfiâta.
Jsid.
841 A.
nus's angels.

sonnet
?
*deidaXr)s,
es,
abasvdpiov, ov, to, (oSib
Proc. Gaz.
2.
Alex. 48.
3.
(BaKKa) ever-green. Mel. 2, 9. Strab. 3, 4,

I,
Nicand.
11.
11,4,
n, 2787
dSatvi,
D 'Adcovapia nep,âi
^=
i},
appv6p.a.
Philon
37, 8.
II,
'JIS
Kvptos.
Jos.
'ASaviaicos,
4, 8, 38,
dv, ("Afifflwy)
Ant. 5, 2, o/ Adonis.
stantively, TO deiBaXes,
266,
36.-2.
Sub-
deiâov to p,eya.
Epict.
Diosc. 4, 88 (89).
delBovpos, ov, (dovpos) ever-warlike.
2,
fcôj.
6,
adapdrap, opos,
d7r6p.axos.
(adorea)
33.
pensioner
1.
0pp. Cyn.
189, cock.
ov,
Lyd. 158,
the Latin
2.
159,
dSmpfa, as,
Sola.
17,
adorea
dei6pvXr)Tos,
iroXep.ov
(dpvXXea) ever-noised.
(deiKivrfTos)
Lyd.
244,
9.
fj,
Lyd. 159,
f/,
deiKivr/aia, as,
perpetual motion.
dSapia, as,
the being
abmpos, incorruptible,
Poll. 8, 11.
Galen.
C.
II,
with reference to bribes.

dhmpin,
lUiKTos, ov,
Prod. Parmen. 874 (101). Basil. Sel. 512 (eiVm) unyielding.

245 A.
(XdXos) ever-talking or babbling.
D'^ns, Nehem. 3, 5.
as,
nobles, princes, leaders.
Sept.
deiXaXos, ov,
f},
dbaipoboKia,
(dbtopohoKOs)
^=
dhapla.
Mel.
95, 5.
DionC. Frag.
bribes.
40, 1, p. 37.
deiXixvos, ov, (Xixvos^ ever-greedy.
Philon
I,
dBapoSuKos, ov, (SmpoSoKor) incorruptible, as to
348, 15, TLvos.

deiXoyeco,
ijcrm,
Nonn. Dion.
dbapoboKos.
4, 33, et alibi.
(Xoyos)
to
be
always talking
S. 21, 18, con-
dbapoKrjTTTOs (^bapov, Xa/zj3ai/G>) ^z: abapos,

poboKrjTos,
'
dbaSchol. Thuc. 2, 65
about anything.
Phryn. P.
demned.
Tov
Cyrill.
A.
Ill,
705 C.
X, 953 C
Jos.
AbaporaTos, dbapoXrjTTTOs.
the Arabic
iv ypdp.fj.a(rtv deiXoyovvTes v6p.ov.
AE, a diphthong, see AI.

nc,
ya
deinaKapKTTOs, ov,
Nicet. Byz. 737 C,
^=
del futKaKapurros.
3.
Hymnogr. 988 B.
delpjipyos, ov, (pApyos) ever-greedy.
et alibi.
dci,
0pp. Hal.
adv. always.
Polyb.
I,
42,
10 'Aei
Km
2,
213, belly.
ov,
(^p,vrip,oveva>)
fiSKKov,
magis
magisque,
more and more.
deifivrip^vevTos,
ever to be re2.
Cleomed. 17, 17.
(hSd)
brjiia
Sext. 467,
5.-2.
3, 3.
SeZaS
9,
SmiâX/ia.
^gtuV. Ps.
17
membered. B.
deifivr]p.oveiTa>s,
Jos.
Ant. 17,
6,
Socr. 177
'Qibfj del.
Sept. Ps. 19, 17
(Hexapla) MfXiaft?
adv.
by always remembering.
dfl (3, 3
7)s,
Aia Travros and

^,
dfiai/yoCcTTa,
\ls,
reXor).
Marc. Erem. 1029 C.

deivavTai, av,
01,
del avyov(rTa, aliovia âcrititle
(yairrjs) perpetual sailors,
semper augusta,a
given to
name given
'Aeivovs,
ov,
to certain Milesian magistrates.
Galla Placidia.
del (3a(7tXeuj, 6,
alamos âcrCKevs, perpetual king or emperor, given to Theodosius the Great. Chd. 821 E.
(|3Xvfo)) ever-gu^liing forth.
II,
fj,
Chal. 825 C.
Plut. n, 298 C.
6,
(vovs)
Ainus, a Valentinian
dei'^XuoToy, ov, ov,
Aeon, whose female counterpart is Sivecris. Both are emanations from avdpamos and 'EkIren. 449 B. KXrja-La.
deiVatf, aibos,
fj,
Max. Conf.
dfiyevea-la, as,
tion.
1245 C.
(deiyeverrjs)
(irais)
perpetual genera384,
? 9.
to the Virgin
Sel.
Mary.
demdpSevos, applied Caesarius 876. Basil.
Jul.
150 B.
Stab.
I,
deiyevviiTijs,
ov, 6,
^=
deiyevcTqs
Macrob.
1,
Sibyll. 8,
Gregent. 672 A. (Compare 481 B. 463 'H 8' dei novpr), referring to the
17, p.
301 ' AfLyevvjyn) ApoUini immolaht.
Virgin.)
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by Microsoft
aei'KapBevt.a
aenrapBfvia, as,
ity.
fj,
84
deixBrjs, es,
aepoârot;
{dtiirapdevos) perpetual virgin-
deiKrjs.
Dubious.
Eudoc. M.
Strat. 71.
CyrUl.
*afi7rdpdvos,
H. 949 A.
act
345.
deixpovios, ov, (xpovos) everlasting.
detxpva-ov, ov, to, (xpva-os)
perpetual virgin.
in
napdhos, ov, i), ever-virgin, Sapph. 93 'Aei napdevos,
aeiCaov to pAya.
two words, changed by Ahrens into amdpSoph, Aj. 793 Ai del irapBevoL, the
Bevos.
deKKopdxos,
storms.
Diosc. 4, 88 (9). ov, {aeXKa, paxopMi) struggling with

Jul.
Erinnyes.
Tijs
Philon
I,
46, 16, Athene.
497, 5
Aeg. 49.
Apollon.
denrap6evov Koi dfirfropos f^hopdbos,
the
de'hXaihris, es,
(aeXAa, EIAJJ) stm-m-like.
number seven, and consequently the Sabbath. Dion C. 37, 35, 4. 37, 45, 1. 51, 19,
2 Tds re Upeias
vestales.
S. 9, 28, KoviopTOS.
devvat^to,
10
2.
Tcir
aemapBevovs,
virgines
it is
nriyfj
vSaros
Tseui-Afric. 100 render devaos. TnjyfjV nvevpuTos dewat^to.
In ecclesiastical writers,
deîrpotpos, ov, (ae'^m, Tpttpta)
promoting growth.
working.
applied to
women
vouiing perpetual virginity.
Orph.
Cyrill.
Hymn.
A.
51 (50), 17.
Bus. 1177 A. Pachom. 952 D. Epiph. U, 825 A. Theod. Ill, 937 B Tats del 7rap9evois. (Compare Id. Ill, 1109 C TIapdevap Tfjv 8ia
^lov -TTapBeviav
depyrjTOS, ov,
(EPFO)
depyrjs, not
Semper Virgo, an epithet of the Virgin Mary. Hippol. 840 A T^f Travayias demapdevov MaeTrrjyyeXpevcov.')
3-
aepyos, ov,
1057 D. apparently a mistake for avepyos

Dioclet. G. 8, 11.
oi,
Vm,
dvepytwTOS.
'Aepiavoi, mv,
us,
Aeriani, the followers of Aeri-
pias.
Petr. Alex. 517
Trjs ayias
ivboôv
kcll
corresponding in some respects to the modera Presbyterians. Epiph. 11, 337 A.

depiCo),
ia-to,
8ea-7roLvr]s r]p.cov
BeoTOKOv Kal devnapBevov
(drip)
to
be air-like.
Kara dkrjBeiav BeoroKOv Mapias.
Did. A. 404
'Aepiôvn ra
Id. 5, 85.
depLKOs,
T),
'Atto Trjs decTrapBevov ev vcrrepois Katpois tea
2. To he sky-blue. drpa. 100. Epiph. 11, 231 A.
Diosc.
1,
83
^CKavBpamiav dfjlpdcrras erexBrj. Epiph. I, 341 C. II, 57 D Mapias rrjs demapBevov. Gregent. 656 C.
aemrkavfis, es, (TrXarao)) ever-wandering.
ov, (drip)
of the
Nil. 1144 B,
(f)i\ia.
2.
air,
airy
evanescent.
Substantively, to
depiKov, the air-tax, levied
by Justinian and
to the
Greg.
his successors.
It
may be compared
Naz.
14.
m,
1347 A.
Aristeas
delppoos, ov, {petti) ever-Jlowing river.
English benevolence. Proc. HI, 119 Upos 8c Tov tS)V TTpaiTtopimv endpxov dvd irdv eras TrKeov
Tj
TpiCLKOVTa KevTTjvdpui irpos TOIS br^potTLOis
deitreâtTTos, ov, 6,
{del,
aeâtTTos) L. perpetu-
eTrpatTfrero (popois
ols
Si)
ovopa to depiKov
St]
us augustus,
semper augustus, ever august.

'
eTTiTeBeiKev, eKeivo, 0ip.ai, irapabrjKoiV otl
ov
Ephes. 984
avyovcTTOs
Aeitrefiaa-Tos avyovtrros,
where
Teraypevrj Tts ovde ^vetBtapevT) ovcra
rj
(jyopa
is
superfluous.
eTvyxavev
Greg. Naz.
71.
airrq,
dXKd
tvxjj tlvI totnrep e^ depos
deurBevfjS, es, {aBevto) ever-strong.

Ill,
del avrrjv tpepopev7)v eXdpâve.

Cerfj-. II,
Leo. Tact.
20,
1263 A.
ov,
521, 14.
(See also
aeptoi/.)
deitji.Tos,
(o-iToj)
always fed, applied to

9,
depivos, ov,
Tertull.
I,
aerinus,
1312 B.
the air.
sky-blue.
Poll, i, 119,
those
who
lived at the public expense in

Poll. 6, 34.
ÂeitriTos,
the Prytaneum.
40.
e(j>*
Inscr.
eKatrrrj
aepios, ov,
of
Patriarch. 1141
C ToO
189
aitTiTOs.
Hes.
deploy TTvevparos tov 'BeXidp.
Hippol. 864
fjpepa ev
delaTpo(j}os,
to
ov,
TrpVTavelto deiirvoiv.
{(TTpetptti)
Tas deptovs dpxds.

ever-
ever-turning,
247, 13, gaiôi/fs.
Euthal. 69S A.
2.
Vast
the
changing.
Pisid. 1592 A.
Diod.
ever perfect.
depiov
'Aepios,
1,
33.
17, 49, pAyeBos.
deireXeios, a, ov, ^=. del Te\eios,
classical
Eugen. Diac. 1304 D.

delTpeiTTOs, ov,
oipdvios.)
3.
(Compare
Substantively, to
19.
TO depiKov.
6,
Porph. Cer. 451,
(rpema) ever-changing (neuter).
ov,
Aerius, a sort of heretic
who
Pisid. 1463
dei.(j)avris, es,
A.
Hipparch.
I, 9,
{(paiva) always visible.
1057 D.
deiâros,
ov,
Cleomed.
(tparos)
12.
Stoh.
196, 16.
Sibyll.
3,
maintained that there was no difference between a bishop and a presbyter. Epiph. II, 337 A. Hieron. II, 362 C.
depLTis, tbos,
7],
ever-famed.
(dqp) =. dvayoKKls.
Diosc.
2,
415.
deitpeyyrjs,
es,
209.
(tpeyyio)
ever-shining.
Grey.
depias (depios), adv. OS air: in the air.
lamld.
tcl
Nyss.
I,
984 D.
Caesarius S56. 1072, ever-twittering.
ov,
(<l>S>s)
Myst. 33,
916 C.
'Aeppav, see
the air.
Ta pev
alBepias to
p,eTexei.v.
fie
depias,
deitjjBoyyos, ov, ((pdeyyopai) ever-speaking, ever-
Se evvSpia>s avrav
Vit. Nicol. S.
talking.
dei(f)<oTos,
ever-hright,
ever-shining.
''Eppaiv.
Caesarius 860.
dei)(eipa<rros,
Pseudo-Dion. 697 C.
()(eipdâ>}
depo^drris, ov, 6, (drjp, âivw)
one who walks in

in
the
air.
storms.
ov,
ever-disturbed ever
-
by
Plut. II, 952 F.

ov,
Metaphorically,
Clim. 996 C.
distracted,
depoâTos,
(âivto)
walking
ever-troubled.
Pseud-^;/ian. IV, 909 B, Spop.eis.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aepoîoi
depd/Stos, ov, (^los) living in the air.
85
Caesarius
traverse the
II,
a^vfio<;
337 B.
Socr. 300 B.
Theod. IV, 421
1073.
aepohpofiia,
air.
rja-io,
B.
(depoSpd/iof)
to
dcnCa,
Lucian.
ov,
II, 77.
to-a, (dfTos) to be embroidered with figures of eagles. Genes. 7, 2.
aepoSpo/ws,
(Spajuflv)
traversing
the
air.
'AeVior, ov, 6, Aetius, the inventor of the
Ano-
Bust. 1503, 10.

aepodev, adv.
moean
Genes. 26,
1.
doctrine.
Athan.
ex roO depos.
6,
aepoKopa^, okos,
(xopo^) air-crow, an imagi(Kavayjf) air-^mosquito,
BasU. I, 500 B. Epiph. n, 337 B.
689 B. 760 D. Greg. Nyss. II, 256 D. Philostrg. 525 B. Theod.

II,
nary being.
Lucian. IV, 82.

6,
IV, 417 A.
aipoKoivw^, wTTos,
an
aerlrris, ov, 6,
(deros)
aetites,
the eagle-stone.
imaginary being.
afpo/iavreia, as,
rj,
Lucian.
Hisp.
II,
82.
(fiavTfvofiai)
aeromantia,
aiiromancy.
afpop^xia, as,
battle, battle
Isid.
ij,
8, 9, 13.
(as if from depofiaxos) air-
ra ws iripov yKVfia>v Xidov virdpxav. Ael. H. A. 1, 35. Philostr. 65. Orig. I. 1161 B.
5,
Diosc.
160 (161)
'Actiti;j Xidos, 6 ev
KLveto'oaL rjxov dirorcXaiv,
in the air.
to,
depdpeXi,
iTos,
also Spoa-ofieXi.
Lucian. II, 84. honey-dew ; called Galen. VI, 399 E. Athen.

(peXt)
Diorf. 17, 75.)
dcToetSijr, is,
(EIAQ)
eagle-like.
Orig.
I,
1341
A.
derds or aUros, ov,
6, the Soman aquila, the standard or principal banner of a legion. Dion. H. IV, 2088, 7. Jos. B. J. 3, 6, 2. Plut. I, 181 E. App. H, 259, 36. 307, 56.
11,102.
64, 28.
(Compare
Cornut. 99.
es,
depopiyj;?, is, (^fi,iymp.i)
mixed with air. Cleomed.

Diog.
7,
145.
aepofU)(\ai8Tis,
(6/it;(X<n8j;s)
i/di-os.
foggy,
air.
misty.
Dion
cies,
C. 60,
8, 7,
a-TpaTiariKos.
Ptol.
Sign. 900 D,
of fsh.
Artem. 167.
2. A spe 3. Eagle, a
depdpopôs, ov,
(/uopcîj)
formed of
Orph.
floating
garment worn by military men

Theoph. Cont. 19.
ov,
6,
Hymn.
aepofwQea,
14, 11.
r](ra>,
16, 1 riepofiopfjios.
called also BoKaaaa.
(depd/uvdof) to talk at
30.
random.
Phi-
derotpopos,
PMlonI, 457,
Ion 11, 268, 46.
dfpoKo/ie'o), Ti(T(o,
legion.
Plut.
the aquilifer of a Roman 732 F. I, Sibyll. 8, 78

it is
aepojivBos, ov, (fivBos) talking at
random.
'ArjToôpmv Xeyfmvav,- where

jective.
dâvirris, ov, 6,
an ad-
(as if
from
depovofios) to
move
shy.
==
in the air.
depoTTfTTis,
is,
Heliod. 406, 26.

(jtiirrai)
dâ^rjX, 7tStJ7,
SiaKOVOS.
diroirop-Tralos.
fallen
from
the
Philon Bybl. apud Bus.

ieponopia,
rjira),
m,
84 B.
I,
be the name of an evil Jren. 628 A. Orig. I,

a^fvKTos,
ov,
I,
I, 424 B. Supposed to demon. Enoch. 182. 1364 C.
Epiph.
(depoTrdpos) to traverse the air.

5.
(êvKTos)
unyoked, unharnessed.
Philon n, 116,
aepimovs, ohos,
Greg. Nyss.
trovs)
268 C.
the
Dion. H.
d^rjKia, as,
302,
8,
horse.
Antip. B. 1765 C.
6,
fj,
(a^rjXos)
I,
(drip,
air-footed,
eiwy.
Clem. A.
freedom from jealousy or 1028 A.

unenvied.
29.
name of a
the
bird.
Tf,
Schol. Arist.
(drjp, vKoirioi)
Av. 1354.
divination from
I,
dfT/XoTiJTnjror, ov, (^rjKorviria)}

II,
Pint.
aepotrKOTTLa, as,
787 D.
Sext.
7,
appearance of the sky.

fj,
Cedr.
20.
df^TTjToi, OV, postulated.
364, 19.
ifpoTffus, iSos,
(jifivat) air-cleaving ;
coined
479,
2.
697, 4.
by Theod. IV, 876 C'Aprefuv

dep6irtp.iv.
av6iia(Tav, oiov
d^riTryrms (d^firriTos}, adv. without examination.
Philon
(rifwco) air-cleaving.
I,
96, 35, exîv nvos, to be incapable
depordjiior,
ov,
Clem. A.
dtporo-
n, 64 A"ApTiiis irpos nvwv

pos Tjs oiaa.
dcpo(j)avris, is,
fiprjTai,
deipoeiSrjs.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
732
C.
depoxpoos, ov,
p. 745. 5,
(xpoa) sky-blue. 131 (132).

(drip}
to
Diosc.
5, 85,
aepdm,
ciio-to,
transform
into
air.
Tsead-Heraclid. AUeg.
to
Hom. 439
dtpova-Sai,
become
ijo-a),
air.
Ofprdo),
deprdfto.
Antip. S. 14.
Aristot.
of investigating. Clem. A. I, d^vyfis, is, ((evywiu) not yoked. 265 B Toils d^vyels KaKta, roiis ddafidarovs not under the power of vice. irovrjpla, Diomed. 498, 26, otIxoc, versus injuges. Greg. Naz. II, d^vyia, as, fj, (a^vyos) celibacy. 576 C. a^vyos, ov, (fuydy) unwedded. Lucian. 11, 446, Phryn. P. S. 12, 13 "Aft/|, d a^vyos Koirri. 2. Not Hippol. Haer. 270, 46. Kai povos. Strab. 6, 1, 8 matching with one another.
depmSijs,
es, 3,
(.drjp)
air-like.
Part.
SavfidXia inroSoujuew; S^vya, to p.ev vyjnj\6v, to

8e Taneivov.
d^vpLiTris, ov, 6,
Anim.
gauze.
Achmet. 158, very thin, as 2. Sky-blue. Diosc. 5, 170 (171)

6, 8.
Aepa&ris ttju xP"""'Aeriavoi, av, oi, ('Aertoy) Aetiani, the followers
one D, the Latins.

ov,
that uses a^vpa.
Cervl. 741
a^vp-os,
(Cvp-ri)
azy
6,
mus
unleavened.
12, 39. 20, 2.
j:.
of Aetius the heresiarch.
They
are the
Sept.
Gen.
2, 4.
19, 3, sc. aprovs.
Ex.
same as the 'Avoiiotoi and Bivofuavoi
Epiph.
Lev.
Num.
15.
Galen. VI, 310
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d^V/lOTl]^
86
1, 5, 7
aaavfiaaTLa
fioKaveiov.-
'a
Athen.
pure.
3,
74
TropicaUy, Paul. Cor.

a^vfui,
Epiph.
I,
3. Substantively, to
aproif a^vfxa \dyava.
Sept.
(a) Ex. 12,

3',
=
5,
cloth for covering both the

a^v)U>i,
3. A square 417 A. paten (SiVkos) and

;
the chalice (Trorqpiov)
called also KoKvp-pji.

elXriTov.
15.
18.
Not
to
be confounded with the
Deut. 16.
4.
8.
./os.
Ant.
10, 5.
iês.
rrpo8.
"A^Vjia, TO aVV jrdKatas

ivfoj.
Tropically,
Cifirjs,
KoKelTm
1,
Paul. Cor.
Porph. Cer. 15, 19. 1025 B. Pseudo-iSerm. 400 C To KaTanerairfjui, e'lrovv 4. Area. Heron Jun. 198. 1. 6 dfjp.
Const. TV,
(b) ike feast of unleavened bread, comprising the seven days immediately following tlie irdaxa. Oftener called fj coprfi rmv d^vSept. Ex. 23, Hav, or ai fi/iepm Tu>v a^vjiav.
15.
206,
7.
drjT0<l>6pos,
see derotpopos.
dfjmjTos, ov, unconquerable.

vos.
Muson.
173, n-
Lev.
23, 6.
Esdr.
1, 1, 17.
Marc.
Jos.
14, 1.
3,
d6aKa(Taia, as,
13.
f),
the being dddXaairos.
Secund.
Luc.
10, 5.
22, 1.
Act. 12,
liav
18, 2, 2.
TrdcTxa.
'H
3.
20, 6.
Ant.
639.
ov,
TTpaiTri
riptpa
twv d^v14, 12.
dOoKao-cos,
{6aKa(Tfra)
Matt. 26, 17.
Marc.
Luc. 22, 7 'H fijikpa tSiv d^vp-oov, sc. TrpmTTj. (c) the holy wafer of the Latin church. Cerul. 753 A. (Compare Philipp. Sol. 884 B
Chatzitzarii
rfiv
Max. Tyr. Not mixed

expers,
dOdkifs, es,
sc.
2, 17.
Galen.
Sat.
^= dOaKdfro-airos. XHI, 903 C. 2.
with sea-water.
2,
Diosc.
5, 11, olvos.
(Compare Hor.
(flaXXto)
8,
15
Chium maris
Plut.
I,
vinum.)
not verdant.
in avTwv
the
rrpocrayoijivrjv irpo-
635
(T(j)opdv a^vpxiv iroiQva-L.^
B.
d^vpoT-qs,
rjTos,
Tj,
being afu/ior.
Macar.
of
'AdapjivTiKos,
f],
ov, (J A6dp.avTes)
of Athamania.
665 A, metaphorically.
d(vp,oâyia, as,
fj,
Diosc.
1, 3, fiTJov.
(<lfu/iO0ayof) the eating

Just.
d6ap.^T}s, es, (6dp.ôs) fearless.

1, 3, 21.
Mel. 91. Strab.
unleavened bread.
alvfiocjidyos,
ov,
Tryph.
tâyeiv)
14.
Plut.
I,
49
'A6ap.fiJj (tkotov Kai
un1328 B. d^wta, as, fj, (aftuos) lifelessness. Porphr. apud Stob. I, 347, 27. Hierocl. C. A. 174, 10. Prod. Barmen. 646 (62). following. Psell. 1152 B. dâvLKos, Tj, 6v, Psell. 1152 B. aâvos, ov, {iavrf) of no zone.
(a^v/Ms,
eating
npbs
leavened bread.
Pseud-^tfion.
II,
d6avarlâ>, to immortalize,
.4. II, 37 B. with reference to the Dion C. 74, apotheosis of the emperors.
ep-qpLav axpoâ.
Clem.
^'
,
^'
,
d6avario-p.6s, ov, 6, (aâvaWfo))
immortalizatlo)).
Diod.
1, 1.
ddavaroiroLos,
ov,
(dddvaros,
Troie'o))
rendering
aâos,
ov,
(fcoiy)
lifeless,
inanimate.
Prod.
563, 4.
immortal, immortalizing.
Trjv dBavaroTroiov irpbs
Clementin. 117
Barmen. 600 (211).

alms, av,
airov dvBpanwv
iTTop-
aâos.
Plotin.
I,
512, 14.
yf)v.
Method.
204 B.
Eus.
II,
1213 A,
Prod. Barmen. 543 (118) rar aâs. App. I, 143, afrntrror, ov, ungirded.
o-rot
a-fjipayis,
1 7
baptism.
*Af<Btheir
dBdvaros, ov, immortal, as a
TO
$t(f>ri,
not
having girded on
swords.
dr/Srjs, fs,
disagreeable.
Men. Rhet.
152, 9 ToS
dKOviraL drjdeLs, to hear.

drjSla, as,
fj,
nausea at the stomach.

(oT/S^s)
to
Sext. 14,
32.
aT/Sifoi,
title. Chal. 1537 C 'H 6ela KOI dBdvaros Kopvî), the divine and immortal head, of the emperor. 828 'Oiê/\op.ev yap Tjj dOavdra woKei aTOvefieLV ev irda-i TO irpcoTela, aeternae urbi: said by Galla Placidia. (Compare Dion. H. I, 586, 10 seq.) 2. Substantively, (a) dddvaros
iVm,
yeva-iv.
disgust.
Sext. 22, 17,
Xvxvls
TTjv
Artem. 231.
Zosimas 1696
(114).
727, 17.
(TTe(j>ava)paTiKrj,
a plant.
the
Diosc.
3,
104
(1)
o(
dOdvaroi,
immortals, a
Scyl.
25, 14.
'Arjbicra avTov,
shall
make him
feel unpleas-
body of men
antly.
Doroth. 1693
OiSe drjSiôvTai airov,
Byzantine army. Bryen. 133, 20. Comn. I,

in the
dddvaroi.^
to
pSeXvTTovrai.
Schol. Arist.
Eq. 892. 946.
(Compare the Persian

ddavaroai, axro),
Ger7ii.
Av. 961.
aTjbiapos, ov, 6,
fjSovT].
render dddvaros.
Pseudo-
(&qhiâi)
7.
disgust;
opposed to
Diog.
2,
408 C.
Sext. 21,
f),
ddavfjs, es,
rjhovr).
dBdvaros.
Sept.
Max.
Tyr. 60, 13.
arjSovia, as,
2,
absence of
89.
ddaviv, ]r\X.
90.
drjBiôpai (drjBrjs), to be
4, 4, 5.
7, 3,
unaccustomed.
Strab.
Reg. 3, 8, 2 'Ev fiTjfi 'ABaviv, WiViHn m', in the month Ethanim, the seventh month of the Jewish calendar.
fj,
18, p. 34.
'ABdpa,
1, 9,
^=
'Arapydns.
Strab. 16, 4, 27.

Plut.
df)p, epos, 6, air.
Paul. Cor.
1, 14,
26 Ovra vain
;
ttv-
ddapoTjs, es, (dapaêco) deficient in courage.

I,
KTevto
as depa
heptov, laboring in
a pro-
525 F.
878 D. n, 80 D.
Plut. 11, 150 C.
fj,
verbial expression.
9 "Eo-co-ê yap els
ddapaSis, adv. timidly.
depa XdKovvres, talking in vain ; a proverbial expression. Theophil. 1121 B. 3. place in a bath so called. Galen. X, 348 E, toO
d6avp,aaTia, as,
{ddavfiatrros) the being aston-
ished at nothing {nil admirari).

16. 21.
Strab.
1, 8,
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aSavflaaTO'i
Mavfuurros,
admired.
II,
87
wondered
at or
aOereo)
ov, incurable,
ov,
(5au/xaf<a) not
aBcpdwevTos,
applied to diseases,
151, 38.
II,
7s&\iAo-Demetr. 32, 20.

Cyrill.
Lucian.
or to persons.
Philon
I,
473, 5.
412.
A.
I,
232 B, not without
Erotian. 92
liovqrov.
'
hvrjKearov, dBepdnevTov, dwiro-
wonder.
Mdjiatv,
ov, (fieaofuu)
3, rivos.
i3iosc. Delet. p. 6.
Lucian.
11,
GGH.
not having seen.
Men.
Galen.
vov,
II,
254 F.
Moer. 72
'Avaxis, oîro-
Rhet. 239,
ideeio,
ri<ra),
to he aBeos.
fj,
Did. A.
39TD.
f),
3.
'AttlkSis
....
2,
dBepajrevTOv, 'EXXr/viKms.
Not
dressed, not prepared, in its natu-
aBerjiriri, r\s,
Ionic for aBeatria, as,

Aret. 121 B.
(aBtos) atheism.
I,
(a6earos)
ral state.
Diosc.
93. 95.
the not seeing.
dBcpaircvras, adv. incurably, irremediably.
Phi-
Meta,
as,
f),
Greg. Naz.
II,
lon n, 404,_ 20 ABepairevTcos els dnav exovras.
24 B.
adeiaa-Tos,
Theod.
ov,
889 A.
uninspired.
Plut. 11,
Achmet. 236, irraxiveiv.

dBepaSrjs, es, like dBdpa.
(flftafo))
Galen. U, 272 A.
417 A.
44 B.
758 E.
without volition.
dBepwjia, aros, to, (dBrjpa)
atheroma,
Med.
7, 6.
a kind
aBeKijs, es, (BeXco)
Anast. Sin.
II,
o{ pustule or tumor.
Cels.
Galen.
1173 C.
n, 272
Athan.
fifj
'ABepwfM ecrn
^ltoiv vevptoSrjs dBe-
Ade\rjTos, ov, (BeXai) unwilled.
461
pSySes vypov nepteôiv.

ddea-ia, as,
rj,
'Ap' oZv inel (jivaei Ka\

rjbr]
ex ôvXfioems
{aBeros) faithlessness, perfidious-
iariv 6 vlos,
Kcu aBeXrjTos
ian ra
eanv
irarpl,
;
ness.
Sept. 3er. 20, 8.
Mace.
nva.
1,
16, 17.
2,
mi
Toxi
fifj
ôvXa/ievov toC irarpos
6 vlos
15, 10.
ei'y
Polyb.
14,
1,
2,
32, 8.
3, 70, 4.
4, 29, 4,
dKKa koI 6f\ofiev6s itrtiv 6 vlos irapa 2. Without volition, := ddeXijs; opposed to deXriTtKos. Anast. Sin. 1165 D.
Oifievovv
Trarpos.
TLva.
4, irpds
Diod. 18, 32.
II,
589, 12 T^ uvvrjBei tols Kprjo-lv dBeala.

9,
7.
Theodtn. Dan.
aBea-pios,
ov,
MeXriTais,
adv.
5,
vnthout
volition,
unwillingly.
dBecfiios, ov, ^=1 aBe(Tfxos.

(6ea-p.6s)
Apollin. L. 1485 B.
Athen.
97.
61 (quoted).
II,
Hippol. Haer. 358,

fir^v
laidess,
wicked.
Sept-
Athan.
461
C Ov
dPovXrjTcos Kal
Mace.
2, 2, 7.
3, 5, 12.
3, 6, 26.
afffXriTcos
iariv ayaBos.
2, 3, 17.
Diod. 1, 14. Petr. Plut. I, 712 C, et alibi.

ov Keirai
aBifieXlaTos, ov, (BefieXioco} without foundation.
Hes. "ABeo'fios
"ABeo'fios
dBea-fuos,
ffXdPrj, ((p' fjv vofios
Secund. p. 639,
oBefits,
oiKia.
8iKr], avojios.
unlawful..
Classical.
Sihyll.
1,
169
adv. unlawfully, lawlessly, wickedly.
aBefiiaraTOS, superlative.
.ade/xKTTia, as,
rj,
Sibyll. 2, 283, et alibi.
Hes. 'ABeo-fias, wapaSchol. Arist.
(adefucrros) laiolessness, wicked28.
vopMs.
Nicet. Paphl. 569 B.
App. I, 626, Eus. in, 468 B.

ness.
Bardesan. apud
Nub. 1371.
ddeTea,
rjo-a>,
{aBeros}
to
put away,
to set aside.
dBefUToyafieai,
ij(7<,
{aBijUTOs, yajiea) to contract
Hence,
null
3, 8,
to reject, to refuse, to set at
naught,
to
an unlawful marriage. Bardesan. apud Eus. in, 468 A. Just. Imp. Novell. 9.
aBefUToyafiia, as,
ij,
disregard, to violate, to transgress, to render
and
void, to bring to nothing.
Sept.
Reg.
thee.
unlawful marriage.
to
Just.
50 Ta dBeTqjiaTa
1, 2, 7, 2,
airaiv, a rjBeTrjtrdv aoi,
Imp. Novell.
uBefUTovpyea,
9.
wherein they have transgressed against
do unlawful deeds, toactunlaivfally. Epiph. 1, 1069 'B. PseudoChrys. 11, 287 A.

jjo-to,
(EPrO)
Par.
els
to dvdBepa, in the thing ac14, dBerripjiTa,

to
cursed.
36,
transgress.
Judith 16,5 Kvpios vavTOKpaTap

Toiis iv X"p'' BrjXeias,
rjBeTri<rev
av-
a6ejUTOvpyr)Tos,
ov,
(âjBefuTovpyeai)
wicked.
frustrated their designs.

Xaaiv,
Meet. Byz. 721 C.

aBijUTmifryia, as,
f),
Ps.
32,
10 'ABerel he \oyitTp.ovs
the devices
he
ef-
the
Eus. YI,
en
B.
doing of unlawful deeds. Epiph. II, 185 B.

living by injustice.
maketh
fect.
of
the people
of no
Sap.
5, 1
Tail'
dBerovvTav rois ttovovs
'aBeiUTO(j>a.yqs, ov,
((payelv^
avTov, despising, treating with contempt,
mak-
Ptol. Tetrab.
159.
Sdeos, ov, atheistic,
gods.
Substantively,
clvai.
denying the existence of the atheist, applied by the

Just. A-pol.
ing light of his sufferings. Esai. 24, 1 7, tov vofiov. 31, 2 'O Xdyos avTov ov firj dBerrjBfi,
his
pagans to the early Christians.

1,
26.
words will not be taken back. Ezech. Mace. 2, 13, 25, rof biaa-raka-eis,
22,
to
Kal
ofjioXoyoviMev tS>v Toiovrtov vofj,Lôfie-
break, to
make
58, 5,
11,
null.
2,
14,
28
aKvpa.
î
2,
vav BfStv aBeoL

A'/3c Toiis
dBiovs.
Martyr. Polyc. 1036 C Athenag. Legat. 4. Clem.
Polyb.
rfjv
2,
mariv,
x^P''" *"' <^'^''"'' 29, 3, tovs opKovs.
5,
12,
14,
A. n, 404 A.
^Beonjs,
r/Tos,
rj,
lamhl. Myst. 179, 12.

atheism.
'ABereiv Tols virb

elprjfievois.
Tifialov
Kara
Arfpo^d-
Philon
I,
360, 14.
povs
16, 12, 11
To
6'
vnepaipov
Plut. II, 757 n, 164, 31. 216, 35, et alibi, B. Just. Apol. 1, 4. Tatian. 22. Athenag. Legat. 4. Theophil. IIU A. Clem. A. 1,89 B. Dion C. 67, 14, 2, applied to Christianity.
dBeTeicBco.
27, r5, 2 'Etti

rjBerrja'Bai
Ta rds
{mo
eirupavetrTa-
ras avTov ripus

nowrjo-co, to
tS>v iv IlfXo-
inayyeXiav.
have been refused. 30, 3, 7, ttjv Diod. II, 562, 67, ttjv Trio'riv.
ivroXrjV tov Beov.
Jul.
805 D.
Marc.
7, 9, ttjv
Luc. 10, 16.
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by Microsoft

88
adiyrjii
ddeTTjfia
7,
30
TrjV /SouX^K roO 6eov rjdeTr)(rav fls iav-
Tovs.
Paul. Cor.
1, 1,
19 Tf/v trvvicnv t5>v
(tv-
unfavorable, inconr HOeros, ov, unfit, improper, Polyb. 17, 9, venient ; opposed to evderos.
viTQiv aBfrrjcra,
where the Septuagint (Esai.

it is
29, 14),
from which
21.
taken, has Kpi-âi.

Epict.
Just.
2,
Gal.
2,
3, 15, SiaBfiKriv.
12, 11, 16,

9,
Diod. 11, 15 Toj/ irepl rov 'la-dp^v rimov 10. dmcpatvero rravreXais aderov eirea-dai Trpos rf/v Diosc. 1, 151 'JEtti piv twv wvvavjiaxiav.
pea-a-ovraiv ia-rlv adfros.
jravri.
2, 1,
to reject.
Pint. II, 662 E.

3, 2.
Tryph.
of
159,
ra vevpaSei
^^^<-
Seov.
TheopUl.
Sext. 247, 16.
299,
123, jrpos larpiKr)V
XRW'"-
TCLs ala-Sria-eis, to reject the testimony
the
230, 25.
ddecoprja-ia, as,
fj,
senses. 741, 8 'Aflenjo-awcs brj koI to Kara rovs XaXSalovs apoa-Komov, having refuted. 2. To deal deceitfully, or treacherously,
(dBeaprjros)
37.
want of observa-
tion.
Diod.
1,
dBeaprjTos, ov, not having examined, not being
with any one, to act perfidiously towards any Sept. Ex. 21, 8 'B-derria-ev iv aurfj. one. Deut. 21, 14 OvK adeTTjO-eis avrrjv. Judic. 9, 23
'HdcTrja-av av8pS SiKifiaiv iv
versed in.
ddeaptjTov.
Tov iv Plut. U, 405 Athenag. Leg. 13, nvos.
Xo'yots
ddeaypfirms, adv. without examination.
Plut.
I,
ra
o'lKa 'Kîjie-
71 E.
'AdrjXd,
as,
ij
\eX Tou anayayiiv rfjv abmlav, K. t. X. rs. 14, 4 'O 6fivvQ>v TO) irXrialov avrov Kat ovk aoercov,
does not forswear himself.
Jer.
*fpo-e(^dw;.
Athenag. Leg.
20.
adrjXos,
Esai.
3,
33,
aderav ip-as ovk aSfTct Marc. 6, 26 Am rovs SpKovs Koi tovs ir cfie.
20 'Kdirrja-^v
with ov, 6riXriv pfj exav, eunuch; reference to his being an imperfect woman.
Cyrill.
A. X, 1109 B.
3.
4,
8,
(rvvavaKipiPovs ovk TjOeXrja-ev avTrjv d6eTrj<TaL.
ddrjXvvros, ov, (OrfXvva)
To
revolt, rebel against.
Sept. Reg.
1,
13, 3.
3, 12,
19 'WdeTTjO-ev
'la-paffK cis
tov
61-
Kov AaviS.
4, 1, 1 'HêTTjo-e
Mma^
under
iv 'Icrpa^X.
20 'Hderria-ev 'ESap. vTroKarcodev x^'P*
'loiSa,
Edom
revolted from
the
hand of
having no female comAnon. Iren. 457 A. 3. Unwomaned, mascuClem. A. 11, 321 B. line. Ptol. Tetrab. 69. Hippol. Haer. 270, oBrjXvs, o, =. ddrjXvvros. 45.-2. Unwomanly. Plut. II, 285 C, et
panion.
Nicom. Valent. 1281 A.
53.
Juilnh.
a-vpiav.
4, 18, 7 ''HOeTrjaev iv
ra
âcrikei *Ao-
Esai.
1,
2 AvtoI 8e p ideTq<Tav.
alibi.
ddrivatia
'ABrjvaUs dpi.
Pseudo-Js. 1484
4. To
reject as spurious, said
of books, pas-
C.
'A&fjvais, for 'ABijvaios, 6,
Dion. H. V, 647, 17. sages, or words. Clem. A. /ren. 1203 C. iuc/ra. n, 117. I, 989 Oi CLTTO rSav alpia-ecov dOcToijcn ras
Athenaeus, a proper
name.
d6r)viaa>
Inscr. 265. 267. 272.

'Adrjv&v
imSvpa.
Lucian. HI, 180.
Trpos Tipodeov
imcTToXds.
Orig.
Diog.
I,
7,
34 Tav 64 A.
faith,
aBrjpa, as,
:
rf,
=^
dddpa, gruel, porridge (Ameri-
aderovpevtov avTov.
57 A.
Dion. Alex. 1241 B.

aBirripa,
aros,
t6,
(dSereto)
breach
50.
of
treachery.
Sept.
Reg.
3, S,
Par.
2, 36, 14.
Jer. 1
II,
2, 1
Ot dderovvTes dderfipara.
Tclii' etff
r),
Dion. H.
708, 11
as,
TOVS deoits ddeTTjpdTcav.

ddeTrjtTis.
dderria-ta,
=z:
Pseudo-GVejr.
can) bread-pudding, or boiled bread. Diosc. 2, 114 'A6j}pa Se ix t^s aX-qXcap^vris els XcEpiph. 11, 801 C. TrTov fas a-Kevd^Tai. Cassian. I, 1010 Pubnentum lenticulae, quod illi atheram nominant. ApopTi. 81 B. Sophrns. 3604 'Adrjpav 8e Trpoa'ayopevavo'iv TOV aprov rov iv rats x^'^P^'-^ pera Treyj^tv hjro-
Naz.
II,
728 B.
fj,
pevov.

{dripdto)
dSeTTja-ts,
a>s,
{dQcTeai) rejection, disannull-
dBfjpaTos, ov,
1,
not caught.
0pp. Cyn.
1, 4.
ing, annulling, violation.

rqa-is ista
Cic. Att. 6, 9 'Aê-
514
dBrjprfTos, Ionic.
Ael. H. A.
nuhi tua, non ivoxri, videbatur. Paul. Hebr. 7, 18. 9, 26, dpaprias. Sext. Orig. I, 520 B Eif ddeTrimv twv 318, 15. dpapnaiv 'irjirovs m(âvija>Tai. 2. Rejection of a spurious passage or work. Apollon.
3,
2. Not to be caught. Hence, unattainable. Philon n, 307, 16. dBrjpia, as, fj, {adrjpos) want of game. Ael. H. A. 8, 1. 2. The not hunting or being hunt-
ed.
Ibid.
7, 2.
14, 1.
(ôtyciv)
D. Synt.
5, 8.
163, 5.
Diog.
66 '0/3eXoj
Basil.
I,
(Xap^dverai) Trpos
ttjv ddeTTj(nv.
89
dB^poâyos, ov, (aBrfpa, Sophrns. 3604 D.

'Aîyyai/ot,
eating
djBr)pa.
A.
dderriTeov
=^
ov,
Sel ddfTelv.
Polyb.
3, 29, 2.
Ptol.
coj/, oi, Athingani, z^ MeXxwreSextTai. Tim. Presb. 335. But Theoph. 759, 8. 771
Tetrab. 128.
d6enfn)s,
6,
Orig. Ill,
873 B.
violator,
et Genes. 31, 4 et Theoph. Cont. 42, 52,

breaker.
=:
{dderia)
vd/iou.
HavXiKiavoi.
d6iyr)s, is, (Biyyavat)
Method. 353 B,
949
Nicet. Paphl. 548 C.
untouched, with respect to
dSfTiKwy (aÊTor), adv. irrelevantly.
Did. A.
carnal opxXia.
Tais aXXaty rais
(j>epofievais iv
rm
irtpi
1097 C.
447,
1.
2.
Athan. H, That cannot be touched. Sext.

Anthol. TV, 271.
TOV dylov TTvevparos \6y(a dOeTiKa)s

Kprivfiv
rrjv
fls
to apt-
448, 5.
dirupopiyiBrj
kcu
vewnjv avrov
touched.
450, 2.-3. Not having Porphyr. apud Eus. HI, 341 B,
^vaiv KixpV"^'""
nvos.
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by Microsoft
adiyms,
89
Athan. H,
Sibyll.
a6vpo(jTOfJt,ia
adv. without carnal SfuKla.

(affKevai)
A.
Ill,
865 B. 1548
ov,
C Ta m\vdpi6pa
Basil.
dBpoi-
1128 A.
affKevfUi, aros, to,
(Tpara, Lva drrXovfrrepov ovopdtroi, enKXrjo'iaiv.
^=
&0\os.
dBpoia-pMTiKds,
i],
gregarious.
I,
172
10, 90.
B.
to
aSKia,
ijo-o),
contend.
Epict.
3, 22,
57
'Yvro
dBpoitTfios,
ov,
6,
Tov Alos d0koinvos koI yv/ivaôiievos, trained.

Sibyll. 2,
viicqs
kind of amplification.
dBpoia-TiKos,
fj,
L. congeries, in rhetoric, a Longin. 23, 1.

Apollon. D. Synt.
nouns, nouns of
122, 13.
collective
42 'Em
adavaroicriv aeffkois aSkr](Ti
ov, collective.
jrepiKoKKeos.
Martyr. Polyc. 1044 A,
42,
24, ovofiara,
of Christian martyrs.
aSh)(Tis, eats,
J],
multitude, as
497, 4,
8rjp.os, ifK-qOvs.
Conj.
(aSkia) contest, combat, athletic
a-vvbecTjioi,
collective conjunctions, in
sports.
letes.
Polyh. 5, 64, 6. 7, 10, 2. 4, of athDiod. 15, 16, tSk epymv, practising.
such examples as Ka\ iya koI tKelvos Kal 6

pa(TiKfiis.
16,
17,
ray
iroKefUKoiv
epycou,
cultivation.
1,
aBpovos, ov, (Bpovos) without a seat, that
is,
an
Strab. e, 1, 12, p. 417, 13.
aUbi.
struggle.
Sext. 684, 2.
Tropically,
Plut.
8 C, et
conflict,
episcopal see.
Greg. Naz. IH, 425 A. 1146

(aBpoos,
A.
dBpooTTotria, as,
(^drinking').
t],
Paul. Hebr. 10, 32, TTadrifiaraiv. Athan. 11, 860 T^s affKfjaews 'AvtcovIov, his contest with the flesh and the devil. Basil, m, 237 A, with reference to martyrdom.
ttiVib)
copious draught
I,
Herod, apud Orib.
424,
1.
dBpooTTjs, rjTos, ^, (dBpoos') wholeness, entireness,

totality.
Alex. Aphr. 'Prohl.'ib, 35.
Apollon.
aSkqreov,
=z
Set d6\eiv.
Erotian. 70 'Atnajreov,
do'icrjTas ol
d6Xi]Teoi'
TQvs yap d8\r]Tas
'Arrt-
Diog. 10, 106. aBpviTTos, ov, {Bpvirra) not crumbled. Tropically, not enervated or enfeebled. Pythag.
Orib. II, 65, 11.
apud
KOi KoXovfrtv.
dSkrjTTis, oO, 6, athlete,
applied to Christian sufto
Carmin. 35. Nicom. Harm. 7. Plut. I, 53 A. n, 1055 A. 38 ViaBapa. Km SBpynra
ferers.
dSkririKos,
Clem. R.
i],
1, 5.
KoXaKcla.
6v,
belonging
an
athlete.
Sophrns.
dBpxmTios, adv. not weakly or feebly.
Plut.
I,
3685 A, hpop^s, tropically.

dBKrp-pia,
as,
fj,
175 E.
Aetius apud
dBpv^la,
as,
rj,
female
athlete.
the
being aBpvwTOs.
Plut. II,
Epiph. n, 536 A, with reference to Christian sufferers.

dSKr]^6pos, 6,
609 C.
d6vp.ia, as,
rj,
= =
d6\ocj)6pos.
Pseud-^tAan. IV, 1173 B. Did. A. 777 A.

Galen. XIII,
despondency, etc.
7rai/Ti 8'
Dion.
e'lre
II. II,
1214, 8 'Ev
dBvfiias iyeveo'Be,
TJpIv,
ein
pj]
aSKiôs, ov, (Ski^to) not pressed.
(TVvapoLpeBa rav
reff
dyavav
opyfj ecjiev-
746 A.
affkiiTTOs,
ov,
affkLôs.
Galen. IV, 668 C.

tropically.
as tovs 7ro\ep.iovs of the greatest fear.

6,
Tpeyj/oip.eBa, in
state
Vni, 290 F.
d8\L7rrats,
dim. 801 D,
dBvp,
athyr, the
adv. without being pressed.

(dSkoBiTrjs) to propose
Simplic.
Plut. II, 356
Ench. 168 (104 C).

aSKoBeTea,
to
Tj(ra>,
'ABvpi
name of an Egyptian month. D. 866 D. 378 E.

Plut. 31 i B.
'lo-iy.
a prize
dBvpibtoTos, ov, (Bvpis) window-less.
Chrys. X,
reward.
Polyclit.
apud Athen.
12, 54,
nvi
92 A.
Pallad. Laus. 1059 C.
iff\os, ov, 6, labor.
Pseudo-/os. Mace. 17, p. 519. Diod. 4, 11 UpStrov eXafiev iSKov dnoKTeluai tov iv tiefiia Xtovra, the first
labor of Hercules.
aBvpp,a, aros, to,
a Jester.
Jos.
Ant. 12,
rjcrco,
4, 9.
Philostr. 490.
dBvpoyXao'crca), or dBvpoyXcoTTfCo,
(dBvpo-
yXaa-aos)
to talk flippantly.
Epiph. H, 109
(dBvpo-
aW\.o(j)opi,Kds,
Tj,
6v,
of an
d6\o(j)6pos.
Nicet.
B.
Isid.
1016 B.
rj,
Paphl. 324 A.
adoXos, ov,
61.
dBvpoyXaxTtrla or dBvpoyXioTTia, as,

clear, pure.
(BoKos)
Lucian.
11,
yXcocra-os) flippancy.
aBopos, ov, (^ffopos)
n, 237 C.
dvoxevTos.
Liber. 22, 26,
Cyrill.
Polyb.S,12,l. A. I, 760 D.
Athen.
II,
171
A.
dBvpoyXaxTcajs or dBvpoyXwrras, adv. flippantly.
Xlpwpos.
SBpeTTTos, ov, (Tpe<j)a))
unfed ;
to
stinted.
Plut.
II,
Epiph.
II,
I,
348 A. 600 B.
499 D.
dBpoia-ip.os,
SBvpos, (6vpa) doorless.

ov,
pertaining
aBpourcs.
Greg.
603 C.
Tropically.
^(jo),
Nicol.
D. 150.
I,
Plut.
Philon
558, 35
Naz.
II,
561
C Hv
1.
8e ^fiepa
Koi dBpola-ifios, V.
ddpoia-fios,
Tav 'E7TL(jiavt<ov on which the
'A/cXeio-Ta pkv iira,
298, cTTopM.
aBvpov Si yXarrav. Polem. Clem. A. I, 384 B. Theod. IV,
people assembled at church.

adpouTis, e(OE,
jj,
1308 A.
dBvpoaTop.(o,
20, 9.
d6vpO(TTop,ia,
as,
ij,
collection.
Dion. Thr. 642, 10,
:^ dBvpoaropos
elp.1.
Genes.
impprjiiara, collective adverbs, as apSrjv, a/ia,

r]Ki6a.
{dBvpooTopxis)
^=
dBvpo-
oBpourpjo,
oTos, TO,
church.
assembly of Christians, a Clem. A. II, 444 B. Orig. I, 1005

12
yXoMTtrla.
Cyrill.
Plut.
H, 11 C.
Nil.
217 D.
A. X, 293 B.
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by Microsoft
advpoaTofiayf
aBvpotrrofuos, adv. ^=. a6vpoy\o>(rcra>s.
90
Anast.
vowel-sound.
(j)a>s
AI
Sext.
625,
17
Km
avaajpd-
Sin. 41 'D.
ea-eaBai
nvd
4>a<nv ewoi
rav
(fiiKoa-ocfKov
advTos, ov, to
whom no
sacrifice has been offered ?
Dion. H. in, 1556, 10.

aBaos,
ov, clear,
nXflova aroix^la Bidcpopov exovra bivapiv rav to AI, Koi to a-vvrjBas irapaMopevav, olov Koi
OKO
Tivos.
2.
free from.
Guiltless,
Sept.
Gen.
24, 41,
OY
KOL Tvdv o TfjS opotas ea-Ti (pvcreats
innocent.
Num.
'Ettei
ovv 6 TOV AI
Km EI
(fiBoyyos &Tr\ois ecrTi
32, 22, "'Ea-ea'de

'l<Tpar]K.
ddaoi evavri Kvpiov Ka\ otto Deut. 27, 25 nardâi Trjv ^XV"
to
Kol povoeiSfis, ea-TOi Koi Tavra crToix^la.
626,
7,
"Gore
(TTOiX'^lov ea-Toi
t6 AI.
dlfiaTos
ddmov,
slay
an innocent
ra
opKto
person.
Josu.
aov rovra, we are blameless of this thine oath. Reg. 2, 3, 28 'Adaos elju iyw Koi rj fiaa-CKeia pov dm Kvplov Koi e(t)S alavos aTTO rmv alpdrtov Aêv2,
17 'AScdoi
e(rp.ev
From the commencement of the fifth century downward, AI was not distinguished Thus, in pronunciation fi-om the vowel E.
enaia-ev
was pronounced
like
eirea-ev,
mis
;
vrjp
viov Nijp, guiltless before the

the blood.
3, 2,
Lord forever
Ps. 14,
Kaphia.
in
rf;
ova-a like ireeroCcra, Kvai(TTa>p like KveiTTiop the infinitive bopevai rhymed with hopive.
Isid.
^01.
from
5.
5 Alpji dSaov.
i^"'-
729
C
Tris
El' 6e tls to eirea-ev eirdra^cv enXd-
23, 4
'Adaos X^P""'
Matt. 27,
i"iSapos
....
25, 6 Nii/ô/iat iv ajBaoLS rds ;êipaff p-ov,
ypa(f)opevr]s, K. t. \.
Sevrepas (TuXXa/S^s 6ta Bi(f)66yyov Palladas 31 Ovk cWXoj,

xa>
innocence.
4.
24 'ABaos
elpi diro
hopive, ov
yap
Sopevm.
Theon. Prog.
Tov cuparos rev hiKatov tovtov.

dBaorrjs, rjTos, ^, (dBmos) innocence.
25, 6 'Ev dBmorrjTi,
187, 7 'Ev piv ydp iari to
v(^' ev koi dSiaipe-
Aquil. Ps.
Tov, avKrjTpls eaTOi neu'ovo'a Brjpoo'la, erepov 8e
where the Septuagint has
TO Bcrjprjpevov, avXrjTpls irais ovcra earco drjpo<rta.
eV dBaocs.
Lyd. 140
ZriTrjOrm
ddaooi, aa-ai, (dBôs) to hold guiltless, to absolve,
vopL^co TL piv itTTi

O'
Be d^wKoyov eifoi KvaiuTOip. Tt Be Kvai-
forgive, acquit.
6
Sept. 3,
2, 9,
dvrov.
Sap.
1,
IT cop' Kol tL pev
crrjpaivei
8m
Tjjs
Bi^Boyyov
to'lvvv
OvK
ddao3(rrj ^\da<l>r]pov
dno xîKeav avTov,
ypa(j>6pevov. tl Be
-yjnXTJs.
Kvaio-roip
will not
acquit a blasphemer of his words.

16, 11.
^r)Tr)Trjs
dm
tov
quaerere,
oXov epevvdv.
Sir. 11, 10.
Jer. 15, 15 'ABmcoitov pe
....
Xeîs,
"Ore Be
dm
ABas,
tS>v KaTaSLcoKovriov pe,
revenge
me of my
dWd
pfj 8i,(j)6oyyos ev irpooipiois ^ îXfi ypdêrai, ovBerepov pev tq}v
persecutors.
<o,
elpripevcDv
aTjpaLvei,
tov
Be
pep^lpoipov
6,
Athos.
Genes. 82, 11, anchorets
^\da(j}rjpov Bid rrjs ypacprjs emBeiêi, Sri
mi que-
there.
dBmaxris,
ecos,
);,
L. acceptilatio, quittance, ac-
quittance.
AI,
Basilic. 26, 6, 1 seq.
a diphthong, represented in Latin by AE. [The following facts show that the I was originally audible, (a) In verbs beginning with AI the augment affects only the first vowel as aLTia> îrqaa, alviaaopai r]ivi^dpT]i>. (to) Contractions like Kaym for koi iyd>, koito for KoX LTa, imply that both the vowels were pronounced, (c) Plato (Cratyl. 421 D) derives SUaLOv from Biaiov (Sieijai) by inserting K between AI and A for the sake of euphony, (d) DionysiusofHalicarnassus(V, 167,6-10), in speaking of the hiatus in koi 'ABrjvaicav, remarks that lA do not coalesce which implies that the I in Kal was not a silent
; ;
ror, pep<f>opai. Here the word ypdcpeTai has reference to the orthography of xuaiAs to ^jriXi], it o-T<op and Kveo-Tcop. seems to agree witli o-uXXajSiJ understood. (See E.) The orthographical rules of Choeroboscus and of Theognostus render it clear that the uneducated were apt to write AI for E, and E for AI. Choerobosc. p. 177 Aiyeipos,
Bia
BitpBoyyov Ta Bvo.
Bi(j)Boyyov.
NAI
BicjiBoyyov.
1 78 'A i/ a i 5 ^ y to 179 Aia-xos, Bid tt/s AI Theognost. Can. A, 'H E mik,
\aj3rj ev dirXfi Ka\ dKtv^rco
Xeêi Trpo BittXov ovk
dvexeTai
rrjv
Bid ttjs
AI Bi<p66yyov ypa^tjv
êa-rjpeiaTai to ai'â
Tfjs AI BtCan. H, "H AI Bi<p6oy-
olov e|a), dXeîo

eirippripa
Km
to ai^rjos ovopa Bid
^Biyyov ypatôpevov.
yos ev apxfl Xe'êo)? e'X" ro aiSo) prjpa
.
letter,
(e)
'AXkuukov with II with one I. (f)
Plirynichus says (p. 39) that is preferable to 'AXKa'iKov
(nraviajs
.
.
evpio'KeTm,
a)S
Ta
S aXKa
Bid toC
The Latin name
C'aeso
\jftXov,
was written also Kaeso. was used chiefly before A
the Latin the orthography Kaeso, therefore, shows that the first element of AE (corresponding to the Greek
;
Now
In the lexicon of Suidas, words beginning with AI are put between A and E, because, when this author
etrBla, k. t. X.
eBa TO
lived, there tion,
was no difference, in pronunciabetween AI and E.
had the sound of A. Terent. ilf. 799 Saepe Kaesones notabant hac vetusti litAI)
tera.
The early Boeotians represented this diphthong also by AE. Inscr. 159 AecxpdivBas, AeyiT .... nXavxae IlXavxai (the origi-
In the time of Sextus, AI represented a simple sound peculiar to itself ; that is, it -was a monophthong resembling no other
nal dative of nXavxas). The Boeotians of the Alexandrian period changed AI into H in writing as well as in pronunciation; as
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Strat.
tvepyiTifs, KeKOfium], ajToypaXêa-Br), Tavayprjos,
'FeKanrj
=
;
aly\o<âvi]s, cs, (aiyX?;, (jtalvio) effulgent.

5.
FeXariat (the original dative of

all
FeXdna)
occurring in the Boeotic instep
alyo^drqs,
ov,
6,
(ai|,
fiaivco)
-^
alyifidrrjs.
scriptions.
The next
was
to shorten
Mel. 49.
alyodopos, ov, (Sopd) of goat's skin.
5,
into
its
corresponding vowel E.
(caXeiTE,
leve.
Hence
''H<|)e-
0pp. Hal.
29.
the barbarous orthography, Inscr. 628

OTOS.
356.
1051
ocrreL fivpies aiôvficvov.

Kc,
'ApiarevcTOS.
1066 So^cs &' iv lOSl KfKpvTrrc. 2693 3902, n, 6eive, i'a-Te. 3987
alyofibris, is,
(EIAQ)
fj,
goat-like.
Eudoc. M.
to the
alyodripiKos,
ov, ifirip^
pertaining
14, 16.
huntgoat's
ing of goats.
horn,
Ael.
N. A.
Ke alavTois.
4556 Tvxâv. In the following epigram of Callimachus,

:
alyoKfpas, aros, to, (jtipas)
aegoceras,
TrfKis.
Plin. 24, 120.
Galen. U,
?;( corresponds to vaixi (Epig. 29)

(TV
Avtravirj,
81 E.
alyoRep'iTT)S,
oKKa Trptv elireiv Tovto aa^&s, 'Hô) <^)a-t Tty, "aXXos x"- This is assonance (not rhyme, strictly so called) Part of the for AI is long, and E is sJiort. difficulty, however, is removed, if we suppose that J;he Macedonians of Alexandria pronounced vaixi and eêi after the manner of the Boeotians, vfj-xi and ?x' ] Nil. 557 A Ai fie /iri anoppiâi ai, dh ! woe !
8e valxi' Kolôs koKos
;
Sibyll. 5,
ov, 6, (aiyd/cepcar) of Capricorn. 207 Tpoôs aôvos alyoKeplrqs.
alyoKeptas, ayros, 6,
2,
124.
Galen.
^= alyoKepas, XHI, 335 B.
TijXcs.
Diosc.
alyofieXrjs, es, (/ieXos) goat-limbed.
Orph.
Hymn.
11 (10),
93, 8.
5.
alyovofios, ov, (yeiioi)

I,
feeding goats. Dion. H. Leonid. Alex. 12 d alyovo/ios, goata species of

Anthol. TV,
Philostrg.
herd.
alyoTrlBrjKos, ov, (in'ft;Kos) goat-ape,
TO <j)opTiov
,
.
TTJs
dfiaprias 8ia Trjs p,eravoias

fir)
Ai
/le
Tas KriXLSas
aircmkivairBai.
ape.
Philostrg.
ov,
6,
496 C.
'Aia, see
'la^L
ov,
6.
ij,
alyoiroSris,
6,
i),
:=
alyiiroSrjs.
aiyaypos,
(ai^,
8.
aypios)
wild
1,
goat.
71.
205.
alyoa-Kekfis, es, (o-kcXos) goat-legged.
Tryph.
oiyra, as,
18, 6.
Bdbr. 102,
0pp. Cyn.
alyeia, goat's shin.
Jos. Ant. 1^
496 D.
alyoTpix^'",
rjo-a,
aiyeiof, a, ov, goat's.
2.
(jSpi^)
to
have goat's hair.
Substantively,
Sept.
ij
tu-
Strab. 17, 2, 3.
alyo<l>dyos, ov, ((jjayctv) goat-eating,
ycia, sc. 6pi^, goat's hair.
Num.
31,
an epithet
Plin.
20.
aiyeipivos, ov,
of
Hera
at Sparta.
Pans.
3, 15, 9.
of aiyeipoi.
ov,
Alex. Trail. 373.
aly6<l>dakp.os, ov,
(^6(l>6aKp.6s')
goat-eyed.
alyfipo<p6pos,
(<pipa>)
producing
aiyeipoi.
Max.
Tyr. 118, 38.

6, {alyeipos)
alyap&v, wvos,
black-poplar grove.
Strab. 16, 4, 14, p. 325, 18.

aiyeXdiT/j, ov, 6, {cu^, iKavvco) goatherd.
I,
Plut.
a precious stone. alyvnTidâ, to be like an Egyptian. A nasi. Sin. 2. To speak Egyp)tian. 257 C, Tov vovv. On^. I, 1508 A. iurian. in, 57. PhiAlyvm-uiKos, r), 6v, {Alyvimos) Egyptian.
37, 72
aegophthalmus,
621 A.
ov,
Philipp.
7,
2 (Anthol. II).
lon
shore.
I,
310, 6 TO AlyvirrtaKov
^=
oi
AlyvTmoi.
aiyiaKfios,
(alyioKds)
of or on
the shore.
1,
7,
the
Jos. Apion. 1, 14
TO AiyuTTTia/cd, history oj
Alyvirrla,
Athen. apud Orib.

alyuiKins, cSos,
f\,
Ill, 185, 1.
of or on
Archias
p. 284, 9,
Egypt, by Manetho. Alyvwnds, dhos, rj, =z

Sibyll. 5, 507, y9j.
fj
Egyptian.
117 (Anthol. II). Strab. 4, Philon n, 141, 6. ^(f>os.

(uyiBrikas, a, 6,
Alyvirnaa-ri,
adv. in
the
Egyptian language.
Porph. Cer.
alyodrjXrjt.
Ael.
N. A.
3,
Jos. Apion. 1, 14, p. 445.
39.
AlyimnKos,
Kvrjp.ij')
ov,
z=
AlyvTrriaKos.
alyiKvafws, ov, (at^,
goat-shanked.
Agath.
473, 11.
Epigr. 37,
alyiK6v,
1.
ov, to,
(ai|)
= aypoMms.
AlyvTmoi,
Diosc. 4,
30.
alyCKttmiK6s,
r),
Aegyptii, a name given to the of Thebdosius and Jacobus the Monophysites. Damasc. I, 741 A.
cov, ol,
followers
6v,
of alyiKay\jr.
Paul. Aeg. 138.
AlyvTrrias, adv. in
30, 1.
Egyptian
style.
Dion
C. 48,
oLyCKinnov, ov, to, small alyi\(o\jf,
aegilopium.
in the cor-
Diosc.
2,
118.
alyawxov,
oiyiXai^, amos, 6,
ner of the
alyivrj, r)s,
aegilops, fistula Cels. Med. 7, 7. eye.
Diosc.
1,
155, et alibi.
Jj,
(ai|)
Diosc. 3, 148 (158). 2. Active alheopm, to reverence, to respect. oLhea, to cause to respect, to inspire respect.
\i66<Tneppa, a plant.
ov, t&,
(a% Sw^) aegonychos,
iTepuO\.vp,fvov.
Diosc. i,
goat-
Basil. HI,
572 C Ilparov
Ulysses
p,kv
alhiaai
ttjv /3o-
14.
o-iKiSa ot\>6ivTa,
caios, 6,
when he was
seen .by
Alymav,
(al^,
Hdv)
5, 1.
Aegipan,
Nausica.
footed Pan.
cdyiTis, i8oj,
fj,
Plut. 11, 991 A. Plin. Diosc. 2, 209. dvayoKXis.
Can. H.
Greg. Naz. IV, 103 A. TheognosL Justinian. Cod. 1, 12, 3, Prooem.
timeo.
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venerable.
9.
AiXia
alheaifxas,
ov,
6,
{dibeais)
revered,
Paus.
3, 5,
nvL
I,
m,
375
35.
Orig.
Anton. 1021 A.
'
2.
I,
1,
Lucian.
Revered,
Jul.
aWepepâria,, r,<Ta,, {aW^p, ipârea,) to walk in Anthol. IV, 232. ether. Just. Cohort. 36 aWepoeiSi}!. aWepiaSrjs, er,
respected, as
title
regularly in the superOrig.

rfj
'Ev
ra aWepimSei mpiTTa
,
trTOtxe'?-
lative albea-ifiaTaTos.
88 A.
aWeplas (aWeptos) adv.

33, 7.
ethereally.
Iambi. Myst.
'lovkiavos
I,
Qeohapq
373
Ill,
alBe(n.fio>Ta.Tri.
Atlian.
348 A.
Nyss.
'A6avaa-ia
t&
alSe-
aWepofiaTiuj,
ijcro),
;=
aWepepâTea.
Philon
I,
cniiaraTa ema-KOTra.
Basil. IV, 321 B.
408
465, 11, et alibi.

Nil. 437 B.
aWepoeiSfis,
II,
e's,
Pseudo-iucMn. HI,
614.
B.
-Greg.
1000
Tov mSco-i/im^TJ~
TaTov 'EXXdSwv.
Attal. 7 (titul.) AlSeai/xa-
(aWrjp',
EIAO)
ether-like.
Plut.
TOTOv KpLTOv eVt TOv LTnTobpoôv Kai rov

\ov.
alSea-TiKos,
i),
430 E.
Alex. Aphr. Probl. 23, 23.

rjira),
alBepoXoyeo),
6v,
(alSepoKoyos) to talk of ether

regions).
modest, respectful.
Clim. 1180
(the
etherial
Fsend-Anaximen.
Pseud-î7iO. IV, 952 C. Clim. 345 C. albea-TiKms, adv. respectfully.
A.
apud Diog.
2, 5.
aldepoKoyos, ov, (aWrip, \eya>) talking of ether.
albea-Tos,
r),
6v,
(atSeo/iai)
revered,
venerable.
VsenA-Anaximen. apud Diog.

to Thales.
aldep6(f)opos,
ov,
2,
4,
applied
Plui.
at5e&>,
II,
67 B.
796 A.
see aldeofiai.
aiSrjs
or alSts, the Latin
aedes, aedis
Sofios, c'Sof.
Lyd. 147, 15 ras mSrjs
=
roiis
(aldtjp,
(ptpo))
borne by ether.
642, 36.
Eus. VI, 125 A.

aldepaSris, es,
aWepoeiSris.
Philon
7,
I,
vaovs.
diStos, ov, eternal, everlasting.
""
Plut. n, 432 F.
Sept. Sap.
7,
Diog.
152.
Orig. IV,
26
Airavyaajia yap
14.
ecrrt
(sapientia)
a'iSi'ou,
(fyoyros didiov.
433 B. aWiomâ,
guage.
4,

i(rai,
{Aldio\jf) to use the
Ethiopic lanDiosc.
Plut. n, 1013
E
4,
'E|
21.
/ro?7i
eternity.
Heliod. 411, 33.

fj,
Anton.
2,
.Srai.
204, 21
To
aibiov dyevvrjTov KadeaToys ovK el^cv dpx^v.
he
aWwTTLs, iSos,
aethiopis,
f],
a plant.
103 (105).
r/s,
2. Perpetual.
Dion. H.
II,
646, 14, (pvyds,
AidLoma-a-a,
(AWioijr) Ethiopian
woman.
perpetual exile (compare

d'iSicos,
dcicfivyta).
Sept.
Num.
d(T(x>,
12, 1 Trjs yvvaiKos ttjs Al6iom<T-
adv. eternally, everlastingly.
952 A. 41 A.
aldouKos,
r],
Iambi.
Mathem.
189.
Athenag. Athan. U,
<rr}S, Tjv
eXajSe Mwiio"^?.
to be
aldpidûi,
in the open air.
Greg. Xaz.
620 C.
ov,
of
the alhola.
alSoiov, ov, TO,

II,
pudendum.
Classical.
Paul. Aeg. 244. Galen.

Iambi. V. P.
*dl6pios, a, ov, in the

tively, TO dlBpiov,
open
L.
air.
2.
Substan-
atrium,
area, court
370 E, TO yvvaLKelov.
fj,
in the centre of
a house.
206 A.
47,
1.
Callixen.
Sept. Ezech.
apud
9, 3.
alSais, ois,
respect, modesty, etc.
Athen.
10, 4.
3, 8,
5, 39, p.
ovopA^nv HvOayopav, the disciples of Pythagoras did not mention him by name out of respect they only said Hierocl. Carm. Aur. 55, 12 'H avTos, ipse.
fiev noiov/icvwu
;
314 AiSeS
40,
6, TTJs
19.
Jos. Ant.
3,
6,
2.
a-Krjvfjs.
Lucian.
II,
884, r^s
avXrjs.
aWpo^drris, ov,
6, (âWrjp,
/SaiVm) one that walks
iavTov
al8a>s, self-respect.
through ether, an epithet of Abaris.
Porphyr.
aleTOS, see deros.

AirjTivri,
tjs,
rj,
V. Pyth.
daughter
60.
Iambi. V. P. 286.
to,
7.
of
Aiijnjs,
Medea.
Sept.
diBvypa,
aros,
(aWvcrcra))
20, 5,
spark;' vestige.
irpo-
Dion. P. 490.
alBoKr),
rjs, rj,
Polyb. 4, 35,
4 AlOiypaTa r^s
667, 21.
(a'ldaXos)
^=
Te(j)pa, ashes.
yoviKTjs 86^rjs.
Dion Chrys.
Plut.
of the furnace. Lucian. I, 241. Galen. VHI, 294 A. XIU, 263 B. Phryn. 114 AMoXos Xeyerai, Kai dpaeviKws, oKka pfj 2. synonyme oi aripa^. aWakri BrjKvKas.
9, 8,
Ex.
Kapivaia,
ashes
n, 966 B.
hints ?
Iambi. Adhort. 100.
Math. 212,
Sept.
Diosc.
1,
84,
XiâvaiTov.
oikdp, D7lX, the porch of Solomon's temple.
fj,
Reg.
3, 6, 7
1.
(Symm.
npoTniKov).
alKapiv, v.
iKappcip., plural.
43 toIs Ezech. 8, 16
3, 7,
Diosc.
1, 79, p.
83.
aWoKoKopirla, as,
696.
(aWdKrj,
ko/xttos)
yjfo-
\oKopma, (leydKoboîa.
aWaKoco,
1,
ma-co, to
Schol.
Arist.
Eq.
(Theodtn. ov\dp, Aquil. Trpoards). 40, 9. 16 alXapwd (Symm. n-cpi.a-rda-ea-t), plural. 40, 29 TO alXappwv, V. 1. alKapp,a>B, plural.
aiXfC, dS'N.
AiXi'a
burn
to soot
or ashes.
Diosc.
96 Etoff &.V aWaXaajjs Xtyvuv aiirapKij. 5, 170 (171) "Ot 8e V o-ToSos aWdXaefi, jJtoi
ear,
r/,
depatbrjs p.aK\ov yevrjrai ttjv ^poav'.

alddkcoa-is,
Ezech. 40, 21. 37. or simply AtXi'a, Aelia 17, Capitolina, or Aelia, a name given to Jerusalem by Publius Aelius Hadrianus. The first word has reference to the emperor's
Sept.
KamTcoXiva,
as,
to aiddKovv, the act of
aWdka.
Tyr. 163, 11, 'Ek âvvov aidaXmo-Eis, a rising of thick smoke.
Max.
nomen ; the second, to Jupiter Capitolinus. Dion C. 69, 12, 1. Nic. I, Can. 7. Chrys.
I,
645 D.
Philostrg.
549 B.
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fj,
93
is,
aiflOTTTVlKOi
f),
salem.
Cyrill.
a native of Aelia, that ^. X, 96 C.

Sept.
Jeru-
alfiaria, as,
= piXas âpos
ov,
of the Spartans.
Diosc.
Poll. 6, 57.
AlKicmos, see 'EXmaior.
aipariKos,
rj,
bloody.
Classical.
3,
*mim,
Gen. 9, 4 Kpeas iv aijian ^x^s ov <âyc<T6c. Lev. 17, 11 'H yap ^^xh 'rdoT/ff trapKus aipxL avrov iari.. Dent.
aros, blood.
127 (137) BoXôy 6 aipariKos, haematicon,

zrz ^pcpoKaXXis.
aipdrcov, ov, ro,
little
alpa.
Diosc. lobol. 17.

5, 4.
avTov '^xhaifiArav, a bloody man.

12, 13 A(/ia
Tos.
^^sg- 2, 16, 7 'Avrjp
Epict.
1, 9,
33.
rj,
Anton.
Luc. Act. 15, 20

Just.
aiparls, IBos,
suffusion of blood in the eye.
'Aarexco'dm ano .... rod ttvcktov Koi toC aliiaJos.
Leo Med. 139.

Alparlrai, &v,
heretics.
oi, (aiparirrjs^ Haematitae, certain Clem. A. n, 553 A.
Ant.
3,
11,
2.
Tryph. 20
Kpcas iv
aifjuin i^p^^s, oTTtp (7Ti venpificuov.
(Compare Plat. Phaedo 96 B Jlorepov to aipA i<mv a (j>povovp.ev ; Sext. 355, 10 To yap iv alpan Ket(T6ai ttiv im6aTa<Tiv Trjs ijnj)(rjs ovk
ivapyes.}
aip.arirr)s, ov, 6, blood-like.
Diosc.
5,
143 (144),
Xi'dos,
haematites,
r),
blood-stone.
I,
Hermes
(Jiold-
Tr. Latrom. 390, 5.

aiparobeKTLKOs,
ov,
Clem. A.
140 B.
754.
(Sixopai) receiving
2. Blood-guiltiness.
(jyeuyetv,
Dem. 548
'E<^'
murder.
Sept. Judic.
9, 24.
alp^n Reg. 2,
ing) blood.
Schol. Arist.
Thesm.
116.
to
aiparocLdrjS, is, (_alpa,

17, 41.
EIAQ)
5,
blood-like.
Diod.
1,
16 To alpa. o-ov im,
rrjv Ke<âKr]v (tov,
you
17, 90.
Tjtra),
Diosc.
own death. Ezech. To alpa avTov eVt rrjs KetpaX^s avrov earm. Matt. 27, 25 To atp.a avrov i(j) fjpas Kal eVi ra rixva rjpav. 3. Person slain or about to be slain. Sept. Deut. 27, 25. Reg.
are the cause of your
33, 4
alparoTToiiai,
(aiâroTTotdj)
make or
change
into blood.
Alex. Trail. 432.

17,
aiparoiroirjo-is,
eas,
ro
alparoTroif'tv.
Protosp. Urin. 265,

aiparonoios, ov, (ttoico))
1.
making
blood.
Hermes
Porphyr.
1,
19, 5.
1,
25, 26, ddaov, in all the passages.
Susan. 62, avalriov.

ses.
ai/zart, Kat
Matt. 27,
4.
4. Men peova-a ra oafiari
Tr. latrom. 388,

aipaTOTToa-ia,
as,
I,
fj,
6.
=^
alpoTroo-ia.
1.
Sept. Lev. 15, 19 Tvvr) ijns hv
apud
Stob.
438, 25, as v.
eorat
rj
pCtrts aiirij^ iv
alparoTtoriai,
r)a'a>,
(alparoTrmrrjs} to drink blood.
avrrjs.
Moschn. 13 'YTrepnepirrevov ro alpa

to irapa naBaipcrat.
Schol. Arist.
Eq. 198.
rov iraparos els ravro ddpoi^frai Kal jrporpeirirai, koi
alparoppoia, rjcm,
aipoppoeco.
Hermes
Tr.
latrom. 394, 12.

alparovpySs,
ov,
5. TTie
26, 28.
sacramental mine, which repre-
(EPrQ)
Ill,
sents mystically the blood of Christ.
Matt.
Porphyr. apud Eus.

50, ê'Xoj.
causing 204 D.
bloodshed.
Marc.
14,'
24.
Iûc. 22, 20.
Paul.
alparoipvpTos, ov, (<pipa>) blood-stained.
Mel.
Tatian.
Cor.
66.
1, 10, 16.
1, 11, 25.
Just. Apol. 1, 65.
Iren. 5, 2, 3 Hrtp eK rov norrjpiov avrov,
aiparoxva-ia, as,
23. 16.
rj,
irzz
aiparcKxvo'ia.
o eart ro aipa avrov, rpt<pTai, Kal iK rod apTov,

<rri
Joann. Mosch. 3005 C.

acrco,
Theoph. 510,
into blood.
ro O'ap.a avrov, avêrai.
liippol.
ra'is
628 B.
atparos
Petr. Alex. 480

rrf
"Ev re
irpo-
aiparoa,
to
make or change
aevxats Kal
peraXrixjêi
rov craparos Kal toC
Abuc. 1553 B.
alprjTTorrjs,
Toil
Xpia-rov.
11,
Greg. Naz.
grape, wine.
14.
Juice' oi the Sept. Gen.- 49, 11. Deut. 32,
217 A.
6.
Athan.
I,
268
C.
ov,
6,
alpoTTorrjs.
Apollon. D.
Adv. 602,
aipoôros,
25.
(iSdo-Kco)
ov,
feeding
on
blood.
Sh-. 39, 26, a-ra(pvXfjs.
Mace.
1,
1, 6,
34,
Porphyr. V. Plotin.
alp^diyjfos,
Ill,
ov,
(8i'i//-a)
77, 4, |3ios.
aracjjvXrjs Kal p.6pa>v.
Just. Apol.
32, rrj!
blood-thirsty.
Lucian.
II,
dpiriXov.
aipaypos, ov, 6, (alpda-(rai)
Ptol. Tetrab. 181.
670.
a shedding of blood.
Diosc.
aipoeihrjs, is,
=
Ill,
fj,
alparoeibrjs.
Philon
244,
19.
Philon Carp. 120 B.

fj,
aipayayos,
3,
ov, (3ya))
drawing off blood.
alpoXdirris, ihos,
(alpa,
Xdnra) blood-sucker.
Gregent. 584 A.
127 (137) IlfO'O'ds iirriv vbpayayos Kal alpayayos. Ruf apud Orib. 11, 214, 6. 2. Substantively, Tramvta. Diosc. 3, 147
Greg. Naz.
aipopi^la, as,
655 A, fibiXXa.
Phot. IH, 281 A.
(plîs) incest.
Jejun. 1921 D.
alpoTTocrta, as,
fj,
(157).
(alpoTTorrjs^
I,
a drinking of blood.
Apollon.
alpoKamis,
Diosc.
2,
l8os,
fj,
(atpdXa)\jf)
clot
of
blood.
Porphyr. apud Stob.
438, 25.
95
AipaXai'Trls Kal oiovcl (rap^ eilSpv-
aipoTrorrjs, ov, 6, (ttIvoi) blood-drinker.
TTTos V rots oa-riois evplo'Kerai.
alparcia, as,
fj,
(alpa)
D. Adv. 602,
?
25.
Sibijll. 8,
94.
aiparta
Erotian.
aipoTTTOiKos, incorrect for alponrviKos.
206 Ewot 8e
dtpareKxvo'la, as,
rrjV irap
rjplv
KaXovfuvriv alpa-
alpoTTTviKos,
1,
fj,
6v, (nriia) spitting blood.
Diosc.
Ptol.
Tflav KapvKrjv &vopacrav ovk 6p6S>s.

17,
27. 82.
Ruf. apud Orib. U, 206,
4.
{iKxi<o) a shedding
Paul. Hebr.
9, 22.
Epiph.
I,
of blood, 676 A.
Tetrarb. 152. 199.
Galen. VIII, 539 D.

alibi.
540 B.
Xm,
546 A, et
Antyll.
apud
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aifioppoew
Orib.
94
Geopon. 150 htjxaTos
PartidisTreiov,
aopea-io/Ma'Xp'}
Sext. 310, 9, Aitroi-
n, 186,
4.
Alex. Trail. 248.

2,
aivtyfia, arcs, to, riddle.
12, 28, 1.
(Compare Diosc.
Esopic fable.
alviyp,aTias, ov, 6,
nijioppoeai, to
have a bloody flux.
2.
Matt.
alviyp.an(m]S.
Diod.
1.
5,
31.
alviyiuiTiC<->
ciple,
ij
aifioppova-a, the
woman who was

9,
^=
alvia-a-opM.
Genes. 22,
eased with an issue of blood.

Iren.
20.
alviypMTKTTTjS, ov, 6, t
i s t
(alviyp-aTlito)
aenigmaOng.
II,
472 A.
Orig. Ill,
VI, 541 C.
alfioppoos,
Athan.
II,
460 D. 884 B. Eus. 925 C. Caesarius 893.
one who propounds

Sept.
riddles, or speaks
in riddles.
Num.
21, 27.
Soz. 1 280 B.
ov,
sufferiny
(See also BepovUrj.) from hemorrhage.
668 B.
a'Lviîs,
eas,
rj,
{alvi(T<rofW.i)
7.
2. Substantively, ij aip.6ppovs =^ fj aljxopCaesarius SSi. Philostrg. o37 poova-ayvvT]. ApopUh. 165 A. Epiph. Mon. 269 A. C.
alfj.o(TTapis,
Plotin.
aivoTTOLCio
n, 1380,
(alvos,
a hinting, allusion. Epiph. I, 845 B.
Troiea)
eiicprjiica,
Aguil.
incorrect for alp^trraa-is.

rj,
Ps. 31, 11 (Sept. Kavxda-de). 2. In the ritual, alvos, ov, 6, L. laus, praise.
aip.6cTTaa-is, ems,
2.
or hemorrhage.
a stopping of blood Galen. XIII, 546 C, a recipe.

(Ja-TTj/j.!,)
Haemostasis
17,
vrjpiov,
a plant.
Diosc. 4, 82.
aifioa-TaTiKos,
6v,
good for slopping or stanchafraid of blood (bleedfollowing.
ing blood.
Alex. Trail. 296.
Laudes, the Lauds, forming the conIts distinctive clusion of matins (Spdpos). portions are the last three psalms, and the [Tlie Stud. 1717 C. Gloria in excelsis. name alvoi was suggested by the verb alvevrf, laudate, which occurs many times in the last
ol alvoi,
alp.o(f>6l3os, av, ((ô/3eofiai)
two psalms.]
a'l^,
ing).
Galen. X, 210 E.
aifi.o(p6pos, ov, {(êpai)
Eust. Ant.
7,
alyos,
fj,
she goat.
2.
to
p,eydKa Kvp.aTa, high waves.
In the plural, alyes Artem. 154.
629 A.
alp6(pvpTos, ov, (at)ua, (j>vpb>) blood-stained, coh-
aioXi'fo), la-to,
(aIoXls)
use the Aeolic dialect.
Strab.
AloXiKos,
7.
8, 1, 2, p.
rj,
95, 11.
ered with blood.
Polyb. 15, 14,
2.
Posidon.
835, 4.
6v,
Aeolic.
7,
Drac. 167,
4.
Heph.
apud Athen.
thirsty.
4, 38.
Dion. H.
II,
aip.oxapris, ei, (xaipai) delighting in blood, blood-
perpov or eiros, Aeolic verse, a series of dactyles with a disyllabic

8.
11,
Sibyll. 3, 36.
17,
aip.oxvo'ia, as,
basis.
aipxiToxva-ia.
Theoph. 510,
Plut. II, 16
AioXikSs, adv.
dialect.
171
Aeolic Greek, in the Aeolic

Plut. 11, 1132 D, mood, in music.
16 as
V.
1.
ij,
Sext. 616, 27.

v6pj)s,
aip,vXia, as,
(aiîJXor)
wiline'ss.
Aldkios, ov, Aeolian.

the Aeolic or Aeolic
B.
aifia>&T)s, (S,
aiôeiS^s, aijiaTOiihr)s.
Lucian.
AloXls, iSos,
r\,
the Aeolic dialect.
Strab. 8,
1, 2.
m,
456.
Pseudo-(?aZen. X, 648 E.
be set on
edge,
Caesa-
Sext. 428, 22.
Iambi. V. P. 474.
rius 888.
aip.<t>Sidw,
spoken of the teeth. Sept. Jer. 38, 29 Oi oSovres t&v Ezech. 18, 3 Tov (j)aTCKvaiv fifuobiatrav. yovTos Tov opâKa ai^biafTOV(Tiv ol obovres
d<ra>,
to
AioXwrri (aioX/fm), adv. in the Aeolic dialect. Strab. 8, 1, 2, p. 95, 9, buiKeyeaBai, to use the
Aeolic dialect.
mjroXocds,
27.
rj,
ov,
pertaining
to
an alnoKos.
Met
C.
avTov.
alpMiros,
21.
aiv,
r],
alpdpws,
ov, ^=z alfiaTOTros.
7.
a, ov,
the Latin aerarius.
Philon
II,
585,
Frag. 57,
tively,
71, substantively.
2.
Dion
SubstanTafuelov.
Sext. 12,
TO
alpdpwv
rjira, to
z=:' 6rj(Tavp6s,
yy, the name of the Hebrew letter y. Eus. Ill, 789 Sept. Thren. 1, 16, et alibi. A.
i],
Inscr.
4033 "Eirapxov alpaplov tov Kpovov.

be a aipemapxyis.
Basil.
I,
aipetnapx^fo,
449 A.
aipea-MpxTjS,

ov,
6,
a'lvfo-is, eats,
(alviei) praise.
Sept, Lev.
7, 2.
(alpea-ts,
apxa>)
leader or
Par.
1, 16, 35.
Esdr.
2, 10, 11.
alvereov,
alvfTos,
^=
Sci alvfiv.
Orig. U, 1684 A.
17,
ov, (alveco) to be
praised, praheioorthy.
Sept. Lev. 19, 24 'O xapiros airoC &yios alve-
founder of a sect. 5ex^ 179, 6, Zeno. Inscr. 6607. 2. Haeresiarcha, he'resiarch. Tertull. II, 548 A. Hippol. Haer. 80, 6. Eus. n, 168 C. Epiph. I, 317 C. H, 804
Tos
lon
aiVeo),
Tm
I,'
Kvpico.
Reg.
2,
14, 25, et alibi.
Phi-
B.
aipetriapxos, ov, 6,
348, 4.
praise.
Sept. Par.
2, 7,
to
3 "Hlvovv
^rz aipecridpxrjs.
Leant.
I,
1232 D.
aipe<riofj.ax^<^, rjtrta,
Kvpla, OTL dyaSos,

avToij.
on
els
tov alciva ro eXeos

(jiwVTJ fi-
(alpetrtopdxos')
to fight
for
Luc. 19, 37 Alveiv t6v 6e6v

4, 31, nvi.
or defend a
sect.
Did. A. 865 A.
yoKj] irepi Traa-av Stv elbov bvvdp.etov.
Theodtn.
aipea-iopMXOs, ov, 6, (aipecris, /idxofuu) fighting
Dan.
Alvrjis,
i'Sor,
^,
Aeneis, of Virgil.
Lyd. 126,
15.
for or defending a sect, partisan. Philon II, 2. Heretic. 84, 31. Did. A. 741 C. 897 A.
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aipe<rt<;
95
1, 6,
aurOavofiai
TtfravTo
mpeiTiS! (01,
T],
choice.
Polyb. 36.
kokuiv,
ev
Tois
ivroXals
avrov,
consented,
a-rjpepov
choice
life.
2.
of
evil.
Philostr. 254,
/Si'oi;,
choice of
obeyed.
1, 9,
30 2c oiv ^peTia-dp-eda
i]p,iv
Sect, school of philosophy,
medi-
ToO eivai avT avrov

12, 18.
r),
els
apôvra.
Matt.
cine, literature, or religion.
Polyb.
2, 29.
5, 93, 8,
of the Peripatetics.
4,
Diod.
Cleomed.
alperiKos,
15 'AptOTOTeXijy 8e /cm
oi otto
t^j aipcaeais.
8,
6,
eivdpwTros.
Nicol.
2t(b1'k^.
D. 164 (19). I>ion. H. V, 134,3 "Hy 'l(roKpdTovs Koi rav

186, 10.
733,
2.
ineivif
yvwpifiav atpems.
5^raJ.
factious. Paul. Tit. 3, 10, 2. Haereticus, heretical. Clem. A. I, 813 A, pd7ma-p.a. Orig. I, 89 D, U, 285 D, a-vvaymyri. voTifiara. Athan. I, 225 D, 'Apeiavoi. 257 B, "Apetos. 3. Sub-
ov,
17,3,22, Philon II, 475, 40, of the TheraKvprivaXKri. ic. Act. 5, 17, tSv SaSSouKaimv. peutae. 24, 5, tSv Naf<apai<ov, 15, 5, rSw tpapuraicov. of the Christians. 28, 22 T^s alpea-eas raithe Christian sect. /os. Ant. 13, 5, Tt]s, B. J. 2, 8, 1 ^Hv Sc oStos 9, Jewish sects. (Judas Galilaeus) (ro(f)icrTrjs ISlas aipi<T(a>s. Epict. 2, 19, 20. Plut. I, 520 A. II, 673 C. Just. Tryph. 17. 108, the Christians. Heges. 1321 B. Theophil. 2, 4 OJ t^s aipia-ews avTov. Galen. I, 37 A, ^ 'Apto-xoTeXouf. 47 F 02 Se.rt. 6, 13 Ei ê'v tis aldjro rav aip(Tea>v.
13, 4, 3, 'ATToXXoStipetoj.
petriv
14,6,3.
stantively, 6 aiperiKos,
tic,
haereticus, a
CTem.
here-
/ren. 776 A.
852 B.
.4. I,
B. Hippol. Haer. 2, 17. Porphyr. Vit. Plot. 66, 1.
Terlull. II, 18
Athan.
Diog.
I,
812 A. 236 A.
Adam. 1884 A. aiperiKas, adv. from

2. Heretically.
aiperis, iSos,
fi,
choice.
II,
7,
126.
Athan.
216 C.
Sept.
{alpea) one that chooses.
Sap.
8, 4,
nvos.
6, (alperlâi)
alpena-pos, ov,
heresy.
Epiph.
II,
432 A.
aiperuTTqs,
ov,
6, 6,
{a.ipeTlâ>)
Polyb. 22,
11, nvos.
2.
one who chooses.

Partisan, an Polyb.
1,
Xeyet
TrpofT/cXtO'ti'
Soyfiaai ttoWols aKOk. t. X.
adherent to a party or faction.

79, 9.
2,
\ov6iav fxovcri npos oXXijXa te,

Tats Kara (f>iKo(ro(piav alpetreo'i.
41, 7
38,
55, 5 Tmi' Ka-
3.
Member
II,
ra
larpiKrjV aipecreaiv.
262,
2.
361, 7 Oi otto
1,
Clem. A.
Diod. 18, 75. Jos. B. J. 2, 8, 2. of a sect. 400 B. lamhl. Adhort. 354.

7.
2,
55, 8.
T^s 'ETTtKoupou aipeaecDs.

4, 53.
Diog.
20
Athen.
11, 18.
4. Founder of a
sect.
Diog.
7,
161.
aiperas (aiperos), adv. by arbitration.
Eudoc.
3.
Party, faction
Pe^r.
Tgnat. 649 B.
Paul. Cor.
4. Haeresis, 680 A. Just. Apol. Theophil. 1, 26. Tryph. 35. Heges. 1317 C. Ser-op. 1373 C. Clem. A. I, 812 C 2, 14. Tas aipea-eis .... awrat St fJcrii' at nji' c'^ apX^s dnoXeiwovcrm cKKKrjtrlav. 989 A Oi cmo tS)v alpea-eav, the heretics. Tertull. II, 16 B. 18 A. Clementin. 381 D. Hippol. Haer. 440, 13, et alibi. Orig. I, 357 B. 800 C. 933 B. 1029 C. IV, 92 C. Alex. A. 576 D. Eus. n, 169 A. Basil.-IY, 665 A. Proc.
Gal. 5, 20.
2, 2, 1.
1,
M.
22.
alpea, to take, etc.
Eus.
II,
J473 A.
Kara
Merest/.
rov alpovvra xp'<''"awcr/i^ Xdyoj/, according to Christian principles. [Polyb. 15, 22, 4
iêXoipevos.
eXelo'dai.
aiprjcm.
Diod. 18, 62, p. 304, 2 napKicol. D. 81 Dion. H. I, 305, 6 aiprjcrai. II, 785,
II,
533, 38 etXavro.
15
hi-eXelrai.
Plut. II,
560
dv-mprjcrrj.
I,
Sext. 577, 21
eXeirm.
Clem. A.
221
eTXrjrm
=;
ijpijTai.]
aipivos, ov, (alpa)

2,
aerinus, of darnel.
Diosc.
137, aXevpov, darnel-meal,
Archigen. apud
ni,
73,
18 HpitTTiavav 86âi
Trdu-Tj rfj
d7r6j3\7jroi TroXXat
Orib.
n, 270,
12.
^ eicrtv
ev
PafMilav apxv^ dcnrep aipeaeis

{alpea-is)
aipa, dpS), to raiie, hoist.

paias.
KaKfiv vevop.iKao'tu.
aipeaiaTrjs, ov, 6,
sect
one belonging
alpenKns.
to
Sext. 5, 1.
2. To deny 3. To
put
4.
Diod. 13, 12, rds Ke;
opposed to
riBrjpi.
take away, to do away,

Sept. Esai. 5 7, 1
1, 5, 2.
of philosophy.
p.
335.
2.
Porphyr. Abstin.
Heretic
4, 11,
to destroy, to
to death.
Just.
Tryph. 80. Eus. II, 525 B. 712 A. ^(Aare. H, 821 B.

alpenô),
love.
5, 8,
Icrio,
1548 D.
VI,
(aiperos) to choose, to prefer, to
Sept.
Gen. 30, 20. Num.

1.
14, 8.
Judic.
Dion. H. Luc. 23, 18. Act. 21, 36 Afpe avrov, away with him ! 22, 22 A'pe oTro rrjs yfjs rbv rowvrov, away with such a fellow from Martyr. Polyc. .Toann. 19, 15. the earth!
a'lpeaBai, to perish.
Mace.
n, 641,
in the v.
Par.
1,
28, 4 'Ev 'lovSa ripi-
1036
ists
Aipe
roils dSeovs,
!
away
with the athe-
TiKf TO âtriXeiov.
fivai
1,
1, 28,
6 'HipenKa iv avra
to
(Christians)
Apophih. 97
pov
ij
pm)
viou,
I have chosen him
he
my
son.
avrrjv, inei aiperai
KecjjaXri,
C Mi) erxi-T my head will

1.
1'4 rjpocrav
29, 1
vlos fiov els ov ^pcTKrev iv
avra
10
1,
be taken
i^-dprj
ripav.l
off.
\_Nicochar.
apud Athen.
Kvpios.
2, 29,
11 'Ev vp'iv TjpenKf Kvpws arri-
short A.
Sept. Josu. 3,
62
val ivavriov
avrov XeiTovpyelv.
sc. trviviropevfirdw..
Esdr.
1, 8,
aipenôvras,
oovXeveiv.
6o(j)
rj
Judith 11,
Ps. 24, 13 JôpoOeTrj{rL avroo iv

131, 14 ''HLpeTLtraTO avrrjv
rjpeTLfraTO.
[Orig. I, 540 B. alaOdvopm, to perceive. 1529 C alirBriBrjvai. II, 325 B al(r6av6r)<reTai. Vit. Nil. Jun. Munich. 1433 B alaBridrjvm.
(Is
KaroiKiav iavrm.
Maec.
1,
2,
19 'Htpf-
145 A.
olaBrjvBevres.^
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ala-6rjTiKa>s,
ai/rew
adv. perceptibly to the senses.

13, 14.
HerSex;.
mes Tr. Poem.

267, 12.
ata-driTos,
17,
Epict.
1,
14, 7.
Pallad. aia-xponpayla, as, 17, disgraceful act. Nil. 112 C. Laus. 1251 C, otmpveia.
ala-xpoTvpaypoa-vvr),
rjs, fi,
(as if
from
aicrxpoirpd-
dy, sensible.
ai(r6r]TSii.
Sext. 756, 22 Trnv Trpoy
ypcov)
=:
ala-xponpayia.
Phot. HI, 124 B.
njv opaaiv
ala-xpopprip.ovai, rjo-w, {ai(TXpoppT)P^v)
alcrxpo-
aia-BriTas, adv. sensibly, perceptibly to
the senses.
iiMS.
Xoyeai.
Patriarch. 1077 C.
Eus.
Ill,
285
PAzYon
aio-doixm
III,
I,
312, 39.
Plut. II, 953 C.
D.
alo-xpopprjpoa-uvri,
rjS,
r),
alcrddvoiMii.
Oenom. apud
I,
al(rxpo\oyia.
1,
449 C. 1409 D.
Clem. A.
1121 C.
Oriff. I,
Porphyr. Aneb. 30, 16. Abstin. V, 160 D. Athan. I, 760 C.

ala-xpopprjp-av, ov, (p^pa)
8,
34.
Eus.
Poll.
alaLoofiai (a'icnos), to take or
omen.
Plut. II,
774 B, to
regard as a good 775 B x'^'P'""-
aicrxpoiôryos.
80.
d,
Ala-tovfievov
T7;v.
(eum)
npoo-ayopiixraL NiKoerTpo-
alcrxpos,
ov,
ugly.
-4^)7J. I,
669, 65 Eis ro 'AXfâyfipou Tray-
Aia-xiO-Tov d(j)dfivai.
Tropically,
alaxpd
Dion. H. IV, 2341,
disgraceful.
rjv.
boKeiov KaTe\v(Tv alatovfievos (ipa epBa irep ÂXeâvdpos aveiravfTaTo kcu MiQptbdrqv crraBpevo'ai.
Polyb. 35,
4, 6 5,
"As Kal Xeyeiv pkv alaxpov

12 Alaxpov itrn koI
r],
Paul. Eph.
20, 3.
Xe-yeu/.
ala-xpoTokpia, as,
=zl
ToKprj.
Genes.
dLtnros, see aettrtrof.

atcrxi]P-oa-ivq,
rjs,
ij,
{ala-xw""'}
shamefulness.
al(Txpovpyia>, alcrxpovpyos, see alcrxpoepyeco, al-
Clem. A.
al<Txiu>s,
I,
adv.
foc,
453 B.
ala-xtov.
o-xpoepyos.
Bust. Ant. 644 A.

Just.
atcrxivj],
r/s, fj,
shame.
Sept.
ala-xos,
to,
disgrace.
Apol.
1,
25
TTpoiprjTais rrjs ala-xvvqs, the
Eeg. 3, 18, 25 Toif infamous prophets

5e/)i.N"ahum
"Oa-a 'dwpaâv .ala-xos Ka\ Xeyetv (^Paul.

0,
Eph.
12 Ta yap
KCLL
Kpv<^fi
yivofieva vtt
avrStv al-
2. A euphemism
3, 5.
of Baal.
Prov. 9,13 Ovk
iirliTTaTai alaxvvrfv.
for ai8oio!'.
(Txpov e(TTi
Xeyeti^).
Esai. 47, 3.
Ezech.
22, 10.
Agathar.
altrxprjpaiv, ov, (al(rxpds)
shameful, base. AntTiol.
126, 16, Tov (ToapaTos. 162, 86.

alcrxvvrjs.
IV, 206, ev&eia.

ala-xpoîos, ov, (/3iof) living shamefully or dis-
Athan. 11, 1252 Epiph. 421 D.

II,
To pe\os
rijs
gracefully.
Sibyll.
3,
189,
cpiKoxpil'ôa-vvr],
alaxvvopv<os (âlcrxvvopat), adv. decently, modestly.
fiWnj.
Dion. H.
as,
r),
1421, 11.
bashfulness,
al<Txpoyevrjs, es, (ylyvopai) low-born.
Cyrill.
A.
ala-xvvrriXla,
(âla-xvvrrjXos^
X, 1036 D.
m(rxpopyeco,
jjcro),
modesty.
(aL(rxpoepy6$)
to
Plut. II, 66 C.
disgraceful or flthy act.
Clem. A.
commit a I, 649 A.
170,
5.
alax^vo), WO), to shame.
Mid.
alax^vopai., to be
or feel ashamed.
drjO'eTat aTTo
Sept. Sir. 21, 22 Alcrxvvsc. ttjs
Contracted
Diog.
1, 5.
alcrxpovpyeo).
77, 16, 2.
Sext.
Trpoadmov,
oiKias, before
Dion C.
Schol. Arist.
the house.
41, 17 Ala-xivca-de anb irarpos Ka\
Vesp. 1275 T(5 crropan aldxpovpyovvra, committing dpprjTOTroua. alaxpoepyia, as, fj, disgraceful act. Jejun. 1904
B.
ala-xpoepyos,
prjTpos "Kepi TTopvelas, to connnit Tvopvela before
father and mother.

rai
Esai.
1,
29 Ala-x^vdfia-ov-
dno rav eiSwXeov

Ki)?fois,
avrayv,
....
28
Kal rjfTXvv-
dr/aav eVi Tols
they will be
1, 2,
ashamed of
Txpos,
EPrQ)
II,
contracted aiaxpovpyos, ov, (atcommitting a disgraceful act.
their idols.
Joaiin. Epist.
avToi) iv
ttj
M^
ala-xwto
6apev
be
diT
napovcrla avroii, not
Philon
268, 37.
Dion
123.
C. 79,
3, 3.
alcrxpo'koyos, ov, (Xe'ym) talking indecently, foul-
mouthed.
C.
Poll.
6,
Damage.
11,
424
Poll.
ashamed before him. 2. To diihonor Dion C. 77, 16, 1. Frag. 87, 3 a female. Upos eva pev Tiva iTrirea r]0-xvv6r], committed
poix^la.
\^Drac.
7 7,
12,
15
yax^â,
perfect.
ala-xpo\6ya>s, adv. by talking indecently.

8,
Dion
C.
16, 1 ^(TxvyKei, pluperfect, im-
81.
ly,
alo-xpoTvdBeia, as,
(aia-xpowa6ris)
plying (TxvyKa.^
to aicrxp^s
*Ala-a>Tr(ios,
ov,
(Aio-coTror)
Esopic.
Arislot.
Quintil.
wdaxeiv.
aWxpoTTadrjs,
Nil. 281 B.
is,
=
01,
Rhet.
Philon
310,
9,
2,
20, 3, Xoyoi,
Esopic fables.
11,
îCflot.
aicrxp<i's nda-xtov.
5, 11, 20.
Hermog. Prog.
demand,
Sext.
n, 268,
38.
(aia-;(po7roiof)
aiviypa.
beg, request.
AlaxpoTroLoi, mv,
a religious
aiTe'o), Tjo-a), to
Sept. Tobit
sect of India, notorious for its

rites.
Epiph.
II,
797 C.
abominable [Compare the VdIndia.
19 Ilap' avTov a'trrjcrov owas .... ysviovTai. Diod. II, 619, 55 'HtTrja-avTO 8e trapa
4,
mis, or Fdma'c/faVi's of
tic
modern
to
Asia-
ratv
'EXKrjvajv
x^-P*-^
ottois
tovs
BovXcvovras
Researches, Vol. XVII, 224 seq.]

ijo-o),
....
diroa-TeiKaaiv.
al<Txpoirpayett>,
(7rpd(r(T(o}
commit a dk-
graceful act.
Xeia.
Pallad. Laus. 1076 D, of uot-
Aayov aneiirBai, to Paul. Col. 1, 9 AiTovpevoi Iva TrXtjpmdê eTTiyvaia-iv toC BsKripaTos avToi. Jos. Ant.
Dion. H. II, 964, 3 ask permission to speak.

Trjv
14,
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by Microsoft
aiTTjfia
10,
97
curccofia
TTOictv.
17 TouTO re alrrjaafiivoK Iva i^ji avTois Just. Ti-yph. 30 AiToC/iev avrbv ol
alrMnnas, adv. causatively. A.

alnokoyea,
cause
;
Pseudo-Dion. 956
TOVTiO'TlU OTTO
tnoTevovTes fls avTov Iva an6 tS>v aWorptcov, T&V TTOVTJpaV KOi TrXuVtOV WUevfifias-
ô-6), (alria,
Xeyto) to inquire into the
to
give a reason.
Strab.
7, 3, 9, p.
25,
.fidrav iTvvT7ipfi(rii
Dion C.
69, 16, 3
20 AmoXoyfT &i6n rals diairais .... evreXels

'ivTes
Ou TTpoariKci vp.lv oiSte nap' ipov aixeiK iva Apocr. Act. oKKoTpiov hovKov iXfvdfpaxra. Pet. et Paul. 83 Aira oSv iva avv ipol Cartk. fuplha eâxnv Iv Ty âirCKeia. <tov. Can. 91, p. 1322 B Pdrovpêv en p.rjv "iva ... Antec. 2, 3, 1 HtT) (rfj imoypa^ dyiaxrvvr).
.
evvopovvTai, states
it
as ike cause.
7,
7,
8, p. .67,
8 Alno\oyovvTes ap,a oti .... ^pS>v-
Tai.
Plut. n, 689 B.
r]7rai8evTrf(ras,
Apollon. D. Conj. 501,

baprjcTTj
18 "Ori
Galen.
pevov.
Kai
rjv 'iroKtv
TO TOiovTov eK TOV (rvvSecTfiov ifTioXoyrjpevov.

II,
365 F.
Sext. 40,
18, to
fjjrou-
Ti\(Ta (re Iva
e^
poi
imnOevai.
oi
Mai.
iva
Diog. 10, 82.

alTioXoyovvTas
XpiiTTov
for
Orig.
tt/v
I,
1052
'lou-
264,
15 "HiTTicrav
8e avTov
TToXiTat
Saiovs
kot-
avTovs pe\-
iroirja-r].
Xovaav
to beg,
embrjpiav.
[Artem.
307
assume without Epict. 1, 7, 22 AtTô-ai nva vnodeaiv proof. Sext. 698, aairep iwi^dBpav t^ e^s \6yto.
2. To postulate,
to
aiTtoKoyripevaiV
rjTioXoyrjpevov.']
atTtoXoyrjTeov =rr bet aiTioXoyetv.

VTTep TIVOS.
Diog. 10, 80,

allegation
31 'AXX'
aiiTo.
TTjS
fl
p.ev
oKriSes
ian, pr)Be alToip,eda
alnoKoyla,
as,
rj,
aetiologia,
Strab.
of
7.
697, 15 To i^ vnoOiireuii alre'urBai ras

aros, to, petition, request, the
cause or reason.
1, 3, 4.
17, 3, 10.
yeaperpias dp)(di.
Philon
thing asked
17.
6.
I,
570, 24.
<iiTi)/xa,
Sext. 40, 10.

alTioXoytKos,
7],
for.
Sept.
Keg.
1, 1,
3, 3,
5 AUrrjO-ai
II,
ov, causal.
Strab. 2, 3, 8, p. 155,
airrjpa (reavra.
2.
Ps. 19,
Dion. H.
4, 6.
alTrjTiKos.
1201,
Luc. 23, 24.

r),
Paul. Phil.
alrrjpaTiKos,
6v,
(avn^pa)
Artem.
318 (19
aiTTjiTK,
aiTT/TiKos).
îTTj/i(M-o>87;9, es, like
a postulate. Plut. 11, 694 F. Eus. II, 825 C Tr/v opoiav airqaiv itepunrovbdaTas irpos pe neTTOLrjKaaLV, drjXovoTL iva prjde els rav XpiffTtaeas,
rj,
petition.
ydp eari to aiTiokoyiKov irapd aira Koi TO dpioTOTeXiôv, fondness for giving reasons, or for inquiring into the causes, Philon Galen. 11, 365 B To alnoXoyiKov I, 570, 22. 2. In grammar, causal, pepos T^y larpiKris. applied to the conjunction (avvSea-poi) Iva,
IloXii
22
OTTtus,
eveKa, ovveKa, otl, bio, biOTi, Ka66, KaBoTi,
vav rals jrokea-iv evoiKolr), they petitioned. 2. Rogation, one of the component parts of Sophrns. 3992 C 'H irpaTrj a1.Tr)tlie eKTeVTjs.
<ns.
Kad6(Tov, ocjipa, ydp, y(dpiv.
Dion. Thr. 642,

Conj. 480,
3.
25.
643,
3.
Apollon. D.
22.
Adv. 613,
40 D.
10.
Arcad. 185,
amoXoyiKfflf, adv. causally.
Max. Conf.
Schol.
Euchol. 'H pj.Kpd a'tTtj<ns, the lesser rogation, applied to a portion 3. Postulation, the act of of the enTevrjs.
Stud. 1688 C.
alnoKoyurpos, ov,
6,
alnoKoyia.
Eus.
Ill,
45 D.
a'lTiov,
postulating, assumption.
deo'i.v
Sext. 698,
2 'Ytto-
ov,
TO,
cause.
Philon
II,
381, 11, to
first
KoKovpev dp^rjv diroheiêays airqo'iv ov<Tav

(alrea) one
75.
dva>TdTa>
Kai
9,
npecr^vTaTov,
the
cause.
irpdypaTos els KaTacrKcvt'jv Tivos.

.alTrjTrjs,
Sext. 431,
TO TToiovv, the efficient cause.
ov, 6,
who
asks.
Dion C.
Plut.
II,
Orig.
I,
705 B, to nparov.
(est)
Trjs
Pseudo-/M,<i(.
Frag. 66,
jiiTTjTucor,
ij,
2, p.
1193
A
u,
6v,
begging, demanding.
....
a'lTios,
To 8' a'lnov Ka\ T^ boypari

ov,
iva re
Kevobo^
Kivbvvabovs avTov
334 F,
alTTjTiKcis,
o'Tiôs.
bia6e<Teais eiTavaiTavr]Tai,
adv. in a begging manner.

ei)(ov.
Diog.
6,
guilty,
Joann. Mosch. 2904
31 lipos Toiis yoveas alrrjnKOis

alria,
IIoXXwv Kai peydXav aiTCos KVpiio
UTrappfO),
as,
f),
cause, reason.
Eus.
II,
393
A
<^r)-
/ am
the
guilty of
many
great sins in the sight of

causal.
(_oti)
7,
Ov e^
aiTtas Trjs tov MeXtToyvos ypatjirjs
Lord.
es,
a\v eavTov trvvrd^m,
on account
of,
Pallad.
alna>br]s,
(amov)
Laus. 1204
'E| ahias ToiaaSe.

be Uporepiov. Strab.
1, 2,
Euagr.
Pron. 267 B, irvvbeapos

Sext. 5, 8, dpxr).
Apollon.
D.
ainoXoyiKos.
2528
A 'E^ alrlas
to
Diog.
72 AlnaSes be
Toii bioTi
aiTidopai,
alTiOTai
accuse.
19 "Ayvoiav
2, 1,
ecTtv dîtcpa to o'vvrao'O'opevov bid

oiov,
T&v p,v6imoia)v,
etrrt.
ij,
=:
KarayivaxTKei.
Aion
a'inov
rjp,epa earXv, (jjcis eo'Tiv
....
oioxci
30 A
S'
Sv Tis alTidcraiTo tov 'EpaToaBevovs,

ov, (aiTiaTos) causative.
T]
yap
to
irpaTov tov
bevTepov, causal
TotavTa
mTiariKos,
2.
proposition, a sentence beginning with biori.
Sub-
2.
ly
13.
stantively,
tive case,
alnanKr], sc.
TrrcDcris,
the accima-
Substantively, to ainabes,
alnov, the cause.
essentiali,
Anton,
21.
5,
the case denoting the object of a transitive verb. Dion. Thr. 636, 6. Dion.
ainaibats, adv. causally.

alriiopji,
7.
Clem. A. 593 A.
H. VI, 800, 8. Apollon. D. Pron. 272 A. Pseudo-Denje^r. 89, 2.

13
aros, t6, :^= aWiana.
Luc. Act. 25,
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by Microsoft
aiipviBia^co
alf^vibiaâ,
98
311 A.
in
'
AKaSrjfialKO'i
daw,
(ai0i/lStos) to surprise, in miliCyrill. Scyth.
tary language.
V.
S.
Theoph. 380, 19.

al(f)vi8iaa-ii6s,
ov,
6,
(ai^wSidfo))
surprise,
7,
military language.
Leo. Tact.
captivity,
5,
39, et alibi.
Phoc. 224, 11.

at)^lidKa>a-ia,
as,
fj,
capture.
5.
Sept.
Deut. 28, 41.
Polyb.
102,
Diod. 20,
Judith 15, 10. Esai. 13, 20. a Hebraism (dSij;). Eccl. 3, Matt. 13, 22. Paul. Gal. 1, 4, et alibi. 11. 5. Age, Tatian. 852 B. Ignat. 659 A. the space of a thousand years. Andr. C. Method. 1329 C. Epict. 2, 5, 13 Oi ydp 6. Divine entity. elfil alav, aXX' avdpawos, fiepos Tav navrav,
4.
5ep.
Ex.
14, 13.
World
2.
ered.
54.
1, 7,
61.
jlôc. 13, 10 Etj alxi'^'iKaxTiav virayei.
Booty ;
Sept.
captives,
collectively consid-
Num.
1, 7,
31, 12. 19 'tfieis

4, 24, 14.
e'k
Km
ij
alf^fxaKatria vjiwv.
1, 5, 64.
Reg.
6 Oi
Esdr.
1, 5,
T^f alxiMKairias.
10 Oi moi T^s alxfMK'â'ias. Ps. 67, 10. Esai. 45, 13. Ezech. 1, 1. Mace. 2, 8, 10. Diod. 17, 70. Apoc. 13, 10. Patriarch.
(Compare Numen. apud as apa fjpepas. Eus. ni, 872 B.) In the Valentinian system 7. Aeon. of theogony the Aeons are the divine entiThe ties of the intelligible world (TrKripapu). supreme Aeon is called TeXeios alav, npoapXVi TrpoTraTcop, or Bv66s, having Siy^ or 'Evvoia for his consort.
The
other Aeons are
1072 B.
alxftaK<^Teva>, fv(ra>, (âlxiMXaiTos) to
make
2,
pris-
oner of war,
14.
to
lead captive.
1,
Sept.
Gen. 14,
28, 5 'Hi-
34, 29.
Reg.
30, 2.
Par.
Xii^^Tev(Tev ^ avTwv alxfJ^ôitTiav 7ToKKr]V. Esdr. 1, 6, 15 Toy 'Kabv rixfiaKaiTV(Tav els BafivXSva.
liver.
Tobit
1, 2.
2.
To
rescue, to de-
Just.
Tryph. 39
Ai;;(fiaXmT-fCa-ai
avrbv
emanations (indirect, except NoOj) from the they are emitted in pairs. One first Aeon of each pair is male, and the other, female the latter being the counterpart or subordinate power of the former. The Aeon 'Opos alone is without a companion. Iren. 445 A. 739 A. Doctr. Orient. 657 A. Tertull. H, 560 B. Orig. IV, 156 C. Hippol. Haer.
;
fjfias OTTO Trjs TrXdvrjs.
414, 43, the three

Sept. Judic.
(tov.
alxfidXaTiâ,
5,
itra,
^=
1,
alxiid\a>Teva>.
alxfJi'oXcoo-Lav
alavtdptos, ov,
10.
Aeons of the Docetae. Coined by Lyd. alavios.

remain forever.
fjLVrjfjt.7]v,
51,
12 Ai;^/iaX(irt(rov
46.
Reg.
3, 8,
Jîvevtj,
Tobit Juditb
10 "Ore
rixfJitXaiTLa'6r)fiey els
alaviâ
(aimi'),
to
Theoph.
16, 9
To koXXos
aiTrjs nXI^"~
Cont. 449, 8 Els alaviôvcrav

vlav.
r^
ala-
Mace. 1, 9, 72. 1, 10, 33 Ttjv alxiiaXwTia-6e1a-av dwo yrjs 'loiSa. Phryn. 442 hlxjiokancrBTivai Tovff ovTcos dSoKifjLOv .... AioKvav ovv Xeye alxjJ.dXwTicre ^vxfjv airov, captivated.
XaiTov yevicrBai.
reva-ev,
alavios,
a,
ov,
eternal,
everlasting.
Classical.
63 Êv adov biareXelv Tip,apias alaviov Philon I, 557, 36, fuij. Plut. Tvyxdvovn.
4,
Diod.
\_Theoph. 456,
alxiJ.a\ay-
witbout tbe augment.]

6,
olxfJuiKaTurnos, ov,
alxiiaXaxria.
Herm.
H, 351 D Trjs alajviQv Carjs, r/v 6 6e6s elXrjx^v. 450 A Tip.apiais alaviois vtto yrjv. PseudoJos. Mace. 9, ^da-avos. 3 2, nip Koi jSacravos.
13, âaavio'p.os, in Hell. 2. Eternal, a title applied to the emperor, or to the empress. Athan. H, 685 A. 692 B. Chal 821 A, â~ o-iKevs. 828 B, avyovcTos, semper augustus, 821 E, /3ao-iXis. 3. Secular is. Herodn. 3,
Vis.
1,
1.
Macar. 545 A.
L.
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 186.
alav, covos,
6,
aeTum,
age.
Sept.
Gen. 6,4
'EkeItoj Ti(rav oi yiyavres ol air alavos,
of
old,
the ancient.
T}K0v<Tajiev,
Esai. 64, 4 'Atto tov aiSvos ovk since the beginning of time. Barn.
alaiv, the
8, 18,
ludi seculares.
756
'O aytos
holy age, the world
to come, the
kingdom of heaven.
Sept. Ps. 109, 4.
2.
17.
alaviorris, rjTos,
Time
517 B.
'H
2.
fj,
(âlavios)
eternity.
Did. A.
without end.
118, 89 Els
3,
emperor
cidia.
Eternity, a title given to the or to the empress. Chal. 829
TOK alava, forever.

almvas.
Sap.
5, 1.
8 Els roiis
Sext.
fjiieTepa alavioTr/s,
says Theodosius to Pla-
Luc.
1,
33.
Petr.
2, 2,
rjv
406, 10 'H Se ye 6e&v evvoia

otafxevei.
Kal els alova
638, 28 Els alava ^laxiio-ovTai ttoos
a)iXr]\ovs.
*alav6îos, ov, ever-living, imm/>rtal, applied to Ptolemy. Inscr. 4696, 4. 8. 9.

auavoBdKrjs,
es,
El's
alava alavos, for ever and.
(alav,
ddXXo))
ever -blooming.
ever.
Sept. Tobit 6, 18
Ovk
eiraveXeitreTat
Eus.
11,
912 C.
Synes^
12, p. 1612, Trarfip.
is,
I,
els TOV alava tov alavos. Ps. 18, 10. 44, 6. Paul. Gal. 1, 5 Qt t] fioâ els rovs alavas tuiv aiavav. Eph. 3, 21 Els irda-as ras yeveds tov alavos Tav aiavav. Apoc. 14, 1. Iren. 1, 3,
1
alavoTOKos, ov, (reKeiK) eternity-begetting.
Hymn.
7,
aiavoxapr)s,
Clem. A.
aiaprjTds,
r),
(xaipw) 681 B.
(alapea)
rejoicing
in
eternity.
AXXa
Kal Ti/ids enl t^s evxapurrias \eyovTas
ov,
hanging, suspended.
alavas rav aiavav," per omnia saecula saeculorum ; the usual conclusion of
" Eir Toiis
Mel.
77, iaria.
a prayer or
jectively,
hymn
in the Ritual.
accompanied by xp^""?!
3.
dK, see vK.

'AxaSTj/iaiKoj,
tj,
Ad-
6v,
CAKaS^/ueta)
Ac ad ami-
aeX &v.
cus
Academic, Platonic.
Cie. Att. 13, 12.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Aicahrifiia
16. 27, 2. 12.
99
Epict.
1,
aKatpoXo<yo<i
sung, all standing, on the Saturday of the week in Lent, in commemoration of the
Strah. 14, o, 14, p. 163, 26.
Pint,
n, 621 F. 791 A.
Sext. 3, 10.
fifth
Dio^r. 1, 18. 50, 5. 3, 41, aipeiris. 3. Substantively, d 'AKaSruxdUos, Academic, one belonging to the school of Plato. Epict.
2,
repulse of the Avars and other barbarians from the walls of Constantinople in the reign
of Heraclius (A. D. 625).

'EopT^s ayopivrjs,
rjv
Pack.
I,
257
20, 5.
PZ.
n, 1077 C.
Academia,
Lucian.
the
II,
115.
Sext. 52, 16.

'
229, 25.
fj,
kKabqfiia,
as,
Academy,
the
Academic
the school of Plato. The Academy is divided into Old, Middle, and Ptut. I, 520 A, fj naXaid. 984 E, fj via NeiL'.
sect,
dKaBiarov aivijdes ovopdfv, the day on which the aKoflioros vpvos is read or chanted. Curop. 72. [The received account is, that, on the evening succeeding
Kal fii(rq.
ri
519 F,
I,
r]
via.
7.
Galen.
1, 14.
11,
22"
D,
4,
dpxaia.
Sext. 50,
53, 23. 29.
546, 10.
2,
the destruction of the hostile fleets by a hurricane, the people met in the church of the Deipara at Blachernae, and, all standing (or rather standing up all night) rendered thanks
to their patroness for their unexpected de-
Clem. A.
28. 59.
764 B.
Diog.
2,
47.
2,
47, ^ npwTTj.
'AfcaSij/iiaj,
83, ^ vearepa.
liverance.
is
Mc. CP.
Histor. 21, 11.
But
it
'O eK
/itias,
TTJs
or 'O otto
rfjs 'AkoSt;-
to
be remarked,
first,
that the office of the
sc. <^tXdo-o0os, <Ae
Academic, the Plato-
nist.
(Toc/joi.
/ii'as.
SfraJ. 13, 1, 66 Oi i^ 'AKaSr/nias tpiKo13, 1, 67 'Ap/ceo-tXaof 6 ex ttJs 'AkoSt;-
PZu(.
n, 1059
Oi EK
TTjS 'AKaSrjpias.
have been composed in one day secondly, its distinctive portions, namely, the twenty-four oIkoi, do not contain the sUghtest allusion to that
aKoOia-Tos vp.vos could not
;
Sext. 52,
10 Oi 8e otto t^j
war
53, 11 Oi djro T-^s 'AKa87jp.ias.
Plut.
II,
'
AKaBrjpias.
II,
event, and therefore
it is
not easy to believe
549
E Tmv
V *AKabT]fiia <piKotr6<l)Q>v.
t),
'AKaSrjfuaKos,
6v,
'AKaSrifmiKos.
Aristocr.
apud Plut. II, 1033 E. Galen. H, 16 A.

afca^s,
e's,
Plut.
102 D.
any reference to it. It is possible that they may be identical with the eyKmpia, wliich, according to Theophanes, were used in the time of the emperor Mauricius, but of which we have no
that they
originally
had
{Kaiai)
unburned.
I,
Diosc.
5,
96.
further notice.
ojcaBaipfTos, ov, {Kadaipiai)
not to he put
p.dx')-
down
great.
Xefios.
Philon
39, 40,
372, 28, 776-
Theoph. 409, 20 (A. D. 580). See also Cyrill. A. X, 1032. Sophrns. 3237 B. As to the Kavav attached to this office,
it
696, 38, x^tp. aKoBapo-ia, as, i\, impuriiy.
was composed by Joseph Hymnographus
Classical.
19, 23 of
Sept.
(1020 seq.)
who
lived in the ninth century.
Lev. 18, 19 of
aKa6dpm)s,
4.
ryros,
Karafirivia.
17,
= aKaBaptrw.
a tree.
1 7,
Apoc.
oKadapros, ov, impure, unclean.

2.
Sept. Lev. 12,
Tj vweppAxco aTparriym (mentioned by Porph. Cer. 609), may have been composed a few hours before the vigil commenced.]
Its KovraKiov,
5,
of a
woman
after child-birth.
II,
670 D, LeviticaUy.
spirit,
Plut.
aKadoa-iaros, ov,
(Kadocn6a>) disloyal
.Theod.
unclean
N.
ing.
T. passim.
3.
demon.
oKadaprov Sept. Zach. 13, 2.

Ilvevpji
IV, 1451 B.
aaadoa-iaiTms, adv. disloyally?
Glial.
1292 B.
Not capable of
cleans-
dKaBvrrpTipr)TOS, ov, (KadvTrepTepiai) unsurpassed.
Aret. 127 C, riv6s.
Ptol. Tetrab. 157.
wcaffdpras, adv. impurely.

(SioCc.
Clementin. 332 B,
ov
dKaivia-ras, adv. without innovation.
Leont.
I,
aKaffeKTeofiai
1749 D, ex""OKaBcxTds
elfu,
KarixopuuSept.
aKtuvoToprjTos,
ov,
(jcaaioTopia)
not innovated.
Sext. 149, 26.
oKaBcKTos, ov, (jcaTex"')
Phot,
dKarda-xeTos.
I,
il,
368 A.
oKaipeiopai (&Kaipos),
axaipos
elpi.
Philon
Job
31, 11 as V.
dKaBiicTws,
adv.
1.
Philon
313, 15.
n, 280,
II,
8, Trepl irdvra.
aKaTatrxirios.
Philon
aKnipia,
rjo-a,
(axaipos) to have no opportunity.
48, 2.
ijcaBriKovTms (o.koBtjkw'),
erly.
adv. unmeetly, impropundutiful.
Diod. Ex. Vat. p. 33, 8 (30). Theod. Mops. 925 10 -adai.

(jyrjtrlv
Paul. Phil.
4,
C To
rfKaipe'urOe
Orig.
ov,
I,
I,
949 A.
KajBfjKto)
dvri Tov CKioKvea-Se.
aKa&rjiuov,
(Ka6r)Ka>v,
dxalpios, ov,
z^
6 pr)
exov
Kaipov.
Et.
M.
810,
Athan.
andBurros,
753 B,
Tripl rAi;
dSeX^dv.
sitting,
20.
ov,
(jeaBlâ)
not
standing.
aKaipoôas, a,
6,
(Podat) unseasonable brawler.

to talk
Stud. 1733
<r6a,
Srjpo<l)ayiav aKadurrov
he must eat standing.
Unsteady, unsettled, of a roving disposition, Apophth. 112 A. Ant. Mon. 1517 A.

office
860 D.
S.
iirmpATheogn. Mon.
Clem. A.
sonably.
I,
464 A.
(aKaipoXoyos)
aKaipoKoyia,
r)a-<a,
unseaBasil.
Phot,
m,
432 D.
talk.
aKaipoXoyia, as,
rj,
unseasonable
HI, 873 A.
oKaipoXdyos, ov,
Phot,
m,
72 C.
talking
2. In the Ritual, 6 wcdSurros vpivos, the of the Virgin, partly read and partly
(Xeya) Philon n, 268, 45.
unseasonably.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aKMpoTreptTraTrjroi;
aiuuptmcpmarrjTos,
100
dxavBeav, avos,
C.
dis6,
axapet
(Sxavda) a place overgrown
apparently
a mistake for
1,
aKcupmrepia-iTtuTTos.
with brambles, a brake.
Greg. Naz.
Ill,
25
4 incorrectly written aKcupoTrepmaros.

aKaipoTrepiaTraaros,
tracted.
ov, (nepurmia) easily Fseud-Athan. TV, 837 A.
6,
I,
dKavdiv for dxavBiov, ov, to,
anavBa ApaîKrj.
Diosc.
3,
13 (15). {aKavda) of thorns. Marc. 15, 17. Sibyll. 1, 373, areipavos.

Diosc. 4, 82, irdw-
dKaipocmovSacn-fjs, ov,
(iTTrovSdâ) intemperate
dicdvdivos, ov,
admirer.
Hieron.
753 (534).
AKaKfp.(paTos,
KaKrjs
dxaKeiKpaTos, ov, (KaK(iJ.<paTos) not in ill-repute.
Joann. 2. Of
iros.
19, 5.
the thistle, axavBa.
Method, 100 A.
<prjp.Tfs
Hes.
'
d7njWayp.ei/09.
f/,
dxdvdiov, ov, T&,
aKwcla, as,
to
(aKUKos) goodness, a
name given
earth,
thistle.
Diosc.
ac an thi u 3, 16 (18).
a species of
'
a small
purple bag
containing
which, the Byzantine emperor held in his

left
hand on solemn
Curop. 51.
occasions.
Porph. Cer.
25, 21.
(Compare Porph. Cer.

tree, or
766 seq.)
dKOKia, as,
T),
acacia, an Egyptian
Diosc.
1,
2. Substana surgical instrument for extracting fish-bones from the throat. Paul. Aeg. 162. dKavdoKoyos, ov, (oKavBa, \eya) collecting thorns. Tropically, quibbling. Antip. Th. 45. Philipp.
aKavSoôKos, ov, shooting thorns.
tively, TO dKav6o^6\ov, sc. opyavov,
the
gum
of it.
es,
dKaKoridr/s,
(^<aKor]6j)s)
3,22,(25). guileless. Eus. II,

Iambi. Adhort.
15S.
44.
dKav6ocj)opea>, rfo-a, (aKavBoipopos) to bear thorns.
441
350.
'AttXw koX aKaKOTjOet TpoTra.
Orig.
I,
265 B.
Greg. Naz.
I,
949 B.
dKaKorjdais,
adv.
guilelessly.
dKavdo(l>6pos, ov, (oKavda, ipepa) bearing thorns.
Cynll. H. 389 A.
ill.
dKaKOTradrjTois (KaKonaOeai), without suffering
aKavBoijivia),
rj<ra>, (<l>va>)
Greg. Naz. HI, 1433 A. to bear thorns, or thorny

hedgehog.
Psell.
Apollon. D. Mirab'. 198, 29.

aKOKos, ov, simple,
1, 4.
plants.
Diosc.
ov,
3,
18 (21).
weak
in intellect.
Sept. Prov.
aKavdoxoipos,
Stich. 322.
(xolpos)
8, 5.
14, 15.
ov,
aKUKOvpyrjTOs,
( KaKOvpyeta )
. .
.
uninjured.
iv
OKavdav, avos,
6,
dicavdeav.
Charis. 553, 35
Harpoc.
93, 12 Aiaa-eia-rovs
dKafcoiip-
Dumetum,
aKavovia-Tos,
6 dKavBav.
ov,
(fcai/oviftn)
yqToi pdXKov SxTiv.
Schol. Clim. 760 C.
dKaKovpyrjTcos, adv. without being injured.

Ill,
Epiph.
Cyrill.
trary
to
the rules
uncanonical, conof the Church. Hippol.

C.
116 A.
fir]
856
Koxovpyos.
'
Axavovia-Ta Soyfiarlêis.
Cyrill.
aicaKOvpyos, ov, zr= ov or
/3t(3\ia.
A. X, 141
Laod. 59, Apophth. 149

Basil. IV,
A.
I,
477 A.
9.
IV, 953 A.
33, 22.
D.
dKavovioTois,
dKaKvvTos, ov, {KOKvvai) not to be harmed. Hierocl.

C. A. 18,
adv.
uncanonically.
5.
681 A.
Polyb.
C.
aKaTrTJkevTos,
Ephes. Can.
ov,
Cynll.
A. X, 141
aKaKms (aKaxos), adv. unsuspectingly.

aKOKosTos,
ov,
(KaTnfKfva)
unsophisticated.
Isid.
(KOKoa))
uninjured.
316,
32,
Philon
i^Br),
I,
Synes.
Cijrill.
490, 33, hapjoKis.
11,
sound.
II,
_
1377 A. 1516 B. A. Ill, 53 A.

7.
1381 D.
Strab.
Anton.
754 A.
yvvij.
5, 18.
Dion C.
I,
77, 15, 2.
aKaTrrjKos, ov, (xaTnyXos) guileless, sincere.
dKohXrjs, is, (koKKos) without beauty.
Plut.
I,
11, 8,
Lucian.
197.
Clem. A.
572 A,
axdnvia-Tos, ov, ((caTrwfm)

I,
=z
anamios.
Strab.
9,
23, iieXt.
*dKaKkannmos, ov, (KoKKwirlâi) unadorned. Ceb. 18. Philon I, 146, 42. Plut. U, 397 A.
Lucian.
dKaXinrTcos
Sept.
I,
uKawvos, ov, (KaTTVos) unsmoked.

II, 15 (16).
Xi,
Plin. N.
H;
Aet.
7,
7.
50, p. 133, 34, pA-
580.
(aKaXuTrros),
3, 4, 6.
adv.
being
unveiled.
I,
honey taken without smoking the bees. Substantively, to aKawvov crdp.\jrv)(ov.
Mace.
Patriarch. 1041 C.
dKdKv<pos, ov, :=: dKaXv(jirjs, aKoXunror.

8,
Diog.
Synes.
DioKc. 3, 41 (47). *dKdphios, ov, {Kapbia) having no heart.
72.
o,
dKafw-vTOTToSas, a,
dKafiavrafirovs.
737E. eXc or s
16.
/amftZ. 136, 15.

,
2.
Plut.
Vecors,
17,
foolish.
Sept. Prov. 10, 13.
1616, 52.
aKafiiTTos,
ov,
Su-. 6, 20.
Jer. 5, 21.
(Compare Hos.
Galen. X,
{Kajmrai)
from which no man
returns.
Antip. S. 110 'Er yap aKap.irrov, is
3.
118
^,11
Qs
Trepiarepd avovs ovk e;(ov(ra Kapdlav.)
Heartles.i, timid, coicarclly.
Tov avoarTTjTOV x^wpov e^jjs ivipav. aKav, avos, 6, fj, oKavos. Sept. B,eg. 4, 14,
9.
(See also aKôvx-}

oKavda,
3,
rjs,
fj,
Tour aToX/uouy he koI bfCKovs UKapSlovs ovopdôvo-i. (Compare Archil. 60 (33) KapSiris nXios.) 4. Pithless. Theophr. P. H.
a prickly plant.
3,
Diosc.
1,
77.
.
3' 12, 1.
12 (14).
17 (19).
3,
17 (20).
3,
13
dxapci
(oKapris),
adv. instantly.
Dion. H. V,
(15).
87, 4.
Digitized
by Microsoft
axapfji
aKoprjs,
is,
101
Eus.
11,
aKaraXKifKoTTj's
Luc.
short,
of time.
992
'Ev
aKaraKpiTos, ov, (KaraKpivoi) uncondemned.
S>pai aKupel ponfj.
OKapiaims (aKapiaios), adv.

T,
Act. 16, 37.

dxapei.
22, 25.
Ptol. Tetrab. 159.
Clem. A.
oKaTOKplTcas,
adv.
without
being
condemned.
Epict.
2,
7J6 A.
Fseudo-Dion. 533 D.
dKaTaKriKnKas
aKaprripr)Tos, ov, (xapTepe'ci))
portable.
5,
unendurable, insup733 B. Method. 381 B. 2. That cannot endure or hear. Damasc.

Plut.
II,
djcaToKrjKTas.
23,
46, ^xî-v TrepL
Tt.
aKardXrjKTos, ov, (KaTdKrjyai) unceasing, endless.

Ocell. 4, 1.
II,
289 B.
Epict.
1, 17, 3.
Biog.
7,
151.
oKapros, ov, (jcfipai) unshorn, unshaved.

47, p. 211 E, TTiayav,
Athen.
2.
7.
Aoatalectus,
;
acatalectic,
in versifi-
oKapms, adv.
ImuTTos, ov,
fj
untrimmed.
cation
axapei.
opposed to KaraXi/KTocdr. Drac. 134, Heph. 4, 1, perpov. Aristid. Q. 50.

adv.
unceasingly,
incessantly.
rj,
L. acer, maple.
Hes." AxatTTos,
not
subI,
aKaTaXrjKTws,
<T<l>ivhapvos.
ov,
OKOTcânTUTTOs,
(KaToâirriâi)
Agathin. apud Orib. II, 402, 9. Cyrill. A. Vn, 536 B. Pseudo-Xjon. 237 1, 193 A.
C.
a/caTaX))7rTc<B,
ijcrco,
merged,
not overwhelmed.
Theophyl. B.
355 D, tropically.
aKara^LaaTos, ov, {KaTaûiâ>) not compelled or
controlled.
yvtiiprf.
(dKaTaKrjTTTOs)
^=
oi
Kara45, 9.
Xap^dvco, not
671,
12,
Trepl
to
comprehend.
Sext.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
160 B.
IX, 937 C,
eKdiTTov.
736, 32
Tovtwv de
dKaTaKrjTrrovpevcov.
dfcardyyfXroj, ov,
(xaTayyeXXa))
Dion. H.
Plut.
I,
I,
146, 10, TrdXe/ior,
unproelaimed.
aKijpvKTOs.
*dKaTd\rj'7rros, ov,
{KaraKap^dva) not caught or

to
(caTaXi/TTTOf.
taken
Probl.
opposed
1 9,
Aristot.
68 C.
OKarayeXao'TOs, ov,
App
I,
112, 88.
42,
3,
not touched, as a string of a
ov Karayt XaoTos. Theophil.
musical instrument.
captured.
Jos.
2> Not
3, 7,
to
be taken or
1041 B.
aKaToyvmoTos,
acquitted.
to
B. J.
7,
noXcpLois.
ov,
(KarayiyvaxTKa) uncondemned,
Sept.
Mace.
2,
4,
47.
2, ?.
2.
Not
360
Metaphorically, incomprehensible. Cic. Acad. Philon I, 156, 49, ala-drjo-ei. Diosc. 2, 6.

Jobol.
p.
be condemned.
Paul. Tit.
Jsid.
47.
Epict.
4,
4,
13.
/rere.
Plut.
II,
c.
1056 F.
unconquer-
Athenag. 908 B.
456 A.
OKarayaviaToi, ov, (Karayioviôpai)

able.
Sext. 3, 8, et alibi.
'AKaT-dXTjTTTos, OV, 6, ^4cato/eptos,
sibilis,
a,
Diod. 17,26. Ptol.TetTah.159. Martyr. Path. 1436 B. Stob. II, 592, 4.

aKaTaSiKaa-Tos,
ov,
(KaraSticdfa))
Athan.
II,
1105 A.
uncondemned. 1117 C. Clim. 993

noi eifslaved,
IncomjirehenGnostic figment. Epiphanes apud Iren. 568 B et Hippol. Haer. 294, 12.
adv. iy noJ comprehending:
dKaTaXijTTTtoj,
by
78,
A.
OKaTaSovKarros, ov,
not compelled to
not being able to comprehend.

(KOTaSoi/Xda))
10, exeiv.
Philon
I,
Orig.
rj,
II,
81 B,
fj^ctv rtvdr.
Porph. Novell. 263, TTJ (TTpaTdq. Theophyl. B. Ill, 498 E. ditarafi/T^TOJs (implying aKara^jTajTos), adv. indisputably. Epiph. n, 268 E.
service.
aKa.ra6vp.ios,
tested.
do
dKaToXTjyjrla, as,
bility,
(dKardXT^Trroff)
incomprehensiJobol.
49.
incomprehensibleness.
I,
Cic. Att. 13, 19.

p.
P/jjfora
384,
10.
Diosc.
Ill,
Numen. apud ^ms.

T^v 837 D.
5
irepX
1208 B.
Sext. 376,
ov,
(KaTaSvpios)
disagreeable, de-
dirdvrav
2,
aKardXriyfrlav.
9, 6.1
Hippol.
aKaraXri-
Artem. 230.
ov,
Soz. 1052 B.
Diog.
92.
To T^r
aKaraiTrnTos,
(Karamdopai)
not
accused.
yjrlas Kal ejroxrjs EiSoj,
the doctrine that nothirreconcilable.
Jos. B. J. 2, 14, 8, et alibi.

Cyrill.
A.
I,
328 B.
B. 1176 A. Hes. AxaTmriaTov, dveyTit.

'
ing can be comprehended.

aKaToXXaKTos,
ov,
(KaTaXXdaa-o})
kKtjtov, aKaTTjySprjTov.
aKaTaKoKimros,
as a Lev. 13; 45 as v. 1. for dxaXvTTTos. Polyb. 15, 27, 2. Philon I, 72, 13, undisguised. 11, 309, 44 AKaraKaKinrT^ Ke<â\r), capite nudo. Paul. Cor. 1, 11, 5. 1, 11, Eus. in, 1061 D, (txovr). 13, yvvfj.
ov, (KaTaKaXvirro)) unveiled,
Diod. 15, 89. Philon pos.
Ex. Vat.
I,
p. 110, 4 (98), TrdXeII, 3, 34.
593,
9.
woman.
Sept.
dKardXXdKTas, adv. irreconcilably. Polyb. 4, 32, 4 'Ex^pSys Koi aKaraXXaKTms del nore irpos
avToiis
Tiva.
'
exovTos.
7,
U,
29,
13, biaKfiuBai itpos
12,
5 To'ls 8e Kara npoaipeo-iv dxaraX-
XoKTCDs exîv.
13, 8, 2.
Philon
I,
479, 14.
Jos.
Ant.
oKaTaKoKvirTas, adv.
with the
^=
aKoraKciKvTtTa
Ke(j)dXfj,
head uncovered.
Damasc. H, 653
dKaToXXrjXla, as, n>
(dKaTaXXrjXos)
incongruity.
D.
aKardKavoTos, ov, ov, QiaTaKaiai) not burned up.
.ipollon.
Apollon. D.
Synt.
8.
199,
4.
Herodn.
Gr.
Schem. 579,
*diicaTdXX;;Xos,
D. Mirab. 198,
ov,
34.
ov,
(icardXXijXos)
6, 6.
incongruous.
dKaTaKotrpTjTos,
(^KaroKoirfieca)
unadorned.
^r^s(o^
iy.
Mund.
1.
Plut.
n, 424 A.
t),
VI, 1038,
Polyb: &, i2, Z. Dion. Ejrict. 2,9,12. 2,11,8.

fj,
aKaraKpuria, as,
ing.
(dKardxpiTos^ the not condemn-
aKaToXXrjXdTTfs, tjtos,
dKaTaXXTfXla. Apollon.
Clim. 804 A.
D. Adv. 619,
31.
Synt. 43, 27.
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by Microsoft
aKaTaXXr'iXwi
dxaraXXijXcBf (dxaraXXijXos)
a<l
102
incongruously,
j
aKaradTepiaro^
oIkos, said
of the Church Universal.

Pseudo-Z!'on.
Cyrill.
ApoUon. D. Synt.
OKaToKvTos,
structible.
ov,
7,
2.
89, 18.
in /I is soluble,
(juvrdKia)
inde-
A. I, 164 B. 2433 A.
aKaracreia-Tais,
429 C.
Euagr.
II, 1
Dion. H. IV,
16, fmij, endless.
2074,
3.
Paul.
adv. firmly.
ov,
Cyrill.
^.
73 A.
Hebr.
Xem.
7,
Pseudo-,/os.
Mace.
\ '
Pseudo-X>ion. 204 D.
dKaraa-ljpavTOS,
10, pda-avos, in
Hell
Hippol. 684 C, â<nnot
{KaTacrrjpaiva)
unsealed.
Herodii.
3, 11, 19,
not in writing, oral.
dKardfiaKTos,
ov,
(fm(T(Ta>)
Schol. Arist. Lys.

pos.
656
worked
a-yjnjKTos,
at
all.
dKaracrKeTiTos, ov, (KaraiTKf'iTTopai) inconsiderate,
(TkXi;-
thoughtless.
Cyrill.
A. IX, 949
C.
H, 348 B.
unformed,
Hes.
'Aiea-
524 D,
(KaTapA-)(oii.ai)
Tpoirq.
ov,
aKarajidxriTos, ov,
not to be subSept. Sap. 5,
aKaracrKevaa-TOS,
(Karao-Kfudfoi)
dued
20
in battle,
unconquerable.
unfinished.
Sept.
Gen.
1, 2.
Oenom. apud
Aiji/êrai
8,
Anton.
Strab.
48.
aKaTafieTprjTos,
2, 1,
dawiSa dKarajjA^rfTov 6(Ti6rrjTa. Dion. Alex. 1240 C. ov, (Karafierpea) not measured.
Eus.
Ill,
373 B.
Philostr. 247.
raa-KfvaaTOV, d^CKoKoKrjTov.
aKaraaKevda-Tois, adv. without
ornament of style,
8.
21.
with simplicity.
247.
Dion. H. V, 614,
Philostr.
oKaTavdyKaa-Tos, ov, (^KaTavayKaâ) not to be compelled.
0;%.
I,
1125 A.
Diod.
5,
Dimjenian. apud Eus. HI, 453 -D.
aKarda-K^vos, ov, (Karao-Kcvrj) without preparation,

inartificial,
simpjle.
Eus.
m,
340 B.
ov,
39,
/3ior.
dKaTav6r]Tos,
{Karavoeto)
inconceivable.
Pseudo-ician. Uf, 598.

d<aTavoT]Tas,
1 7
Substantively, rd dKarda-Kevov, want of Dion. H. ornament, as applied to style.
2,
adv.
inconceivably.
Suid.
1009,
VI, 882, 10.

dKaToa-Keias,
fiovfias
....
Clim.
adv.
without preparation,
Polyb.
in
aKardvyKros, ov, (^Karaviacrai) not contrite.
simple manner, inartificially.

IlpcciTTj fxkv
6, 4, 7
1108 D.
athlete.
Annst. Sin. 757 D.

Schol. Find.
ov,
ovv aKarao-KeiKos kol ^vtTLKws ovvi10?
dKaTairdKaia-Tos, ov, (KaraTraXaio)) unconquerable
ararai p.ovapxla.
crvveâive
tqls
H,
Ao-fjâXiêaOai
N.
4, 153.
Pto/xatoty
Trfv
OTpaTOTredeiav
dKaTamTriTos,
(KaTairaTea) not to be trampled

20, 18 as v.
1.
Kara
ttjv
ivTos
e7n(j>dvecav
aKaratTKevois vtto
upon.
sant
Sept.
Job
T Tqs
Xip.vr]S
Kal TTJs
5,
eiTi
Sdrepa
6a\d(T<rr]s.
aKaTdiraviTTos, ov, {Karanavai) unceasing, inces:
Hermog. Khet. 397,
of style.
perpetual.
Polyb.
4,
17, 4,
orda-cts.
irresisti-
Diod. 11, 67, that cannot be stopped,

ble.
dKaTaaKTjVwros, ov, (^KaTa(TKriv6a>) not fit for encamping. Onos. 10, 8, p. 22.
aKaTacKOTnjTos, ov,
Ill,
Petr. 2, 2, 14 'AKaraTiaiarrovs dpiapTias, cannot (or do not) cease from sin. Plut. n, 114 F. Clem. A. I, 292 C.
that
dKaTairaiiTTcas,
=
B
dKordcrKoiTos.
Greg. Naz.
510 A.
ov,
d(caTd(rK(wro5,
(^Karaa-KOTrea))
unseen, not obI,
adv.
1,
unceasingly,
etc.
Schol.
served,
unobserved.
*Ei/
Clem. A.
657 B.
Apollon. Rh.
dKaraTrXT^KTOff,
1001.
(KaraTrXÔ'tro))
tJ/'ux^.
Clementin. 345
dKarao-KOTrm âirrlaai
dv
112, 118,
undaunted.
ff.
I,
avTTjv Bvvi]da>iJ.v.
dKaTda-KioTTTos, ov, {KaTaa-KamTO))
Cyrill.
Diod.
14,
II,
-Dion.
210.
irreproachable.
Philon
T7)s
14.
Jos. Ant.
TTtOTetOff
15, 8,
4 To
A.
I,
793 B.
ov,
(KaTa<ro(f)iôiJ.ai)
VTT^p
TQ>V
VOflCHV
dKaTdwXT/KTOV.
dKaTaa-6(j)uTTos,
not
to
be
Epirl.
2, 8,
23.
^pp.
II,
372, 65.
outivkted.
i, 12,
Philostr. 396.
fj,
OKaTon-XriKTas, adv. undauntedly.

p. 258, 43.
I,
Diod.
dKaTa(TTa(ria, as,
{aKardxTTaTos) disorder, conSept.
Dion. H.
I,
145. II, 1115.
App.
fusion, tumult, disturbance, commotion.
255, 56.
in war.
Tobit
Epiph.
Ill,
4, 13.
Prov. 26, 28.
Polyb.
1, 70, 1.
aKaTOKoXepjiTos, ov, (KaTairoKejiiai) not to be sub-
31, 13, 6
dued
41 C.
unsettled state.
14, 33.
levity
dKardiTOTOi, ov, (/caraTTtVo)) that cannot be swal-
T^v aKaTairrafriav -rfis fiatrCKeias, the Luc. 21, 9. Paul. Cor. 1, Epict. 3, 19, 3. 2. Unsteadiness,
lowed.
Sept.
Job
20, 18.
of character.
aKardpyriTos, ov, (KOTapyco)) not to be abolished.
aKaTaoTarecD, ijam,
Anon.
plant,
Valcnt.
1277 B.
Tobit
1,
aKaTdoTardr /. Sept. 15 Ai 0801 avToi r)KaTa(rTddi^(Tav, in-
Polyb.
7, 4, 8.
dKardpSfvTos, ov, {KaTapBivto) not watered, as a

ajrill.
A. IV, 857 A.
unfixed,
correctly for riKaTatrraTTjOrfvav 1 Epict. 2, 1, 12. 5, 2.
Herm. Mand.
Sept.
1,
aKarapnoTos,
imperfect.
ov, (^KaTapriâ) unsettled,
aKardaTOTos,
ov,
unsteady,
light, fickle.
Iren. 1106
Aid to aKaTdpnarov
Esai. 54, 11.
Polyb.
7,
4,
6.
Jacob.
11.
avT&v
Km
aadeves
Trjs TToXiTelas.
Plut. n, 437 D.
714 E. 767
C Td
oKaTOOT-a-
aKaTaa-pfiTTos, ov, (ncaTacr/Sevyu/ti) unslacked lime.
Tov, unsteadiness, fickleness.
Galen.
XIH, 349
ov,
C, riravos.
that
aKaraaTiptoTos,
ov, ((caracTTepifco)
UKaTda-euTTOs,
(Karaa-eia)
shaken, firmly established.
cannot be Did. A. 549 C,
into constellations.
not arranged AchiU. Tat. Isagog. 996
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by Microsoft

aKaTaaTpocpo<;
axaraa-Tpocjios, ov, (KaraaTpicfxi)) without
103
proper Dion. H.
a-60a\o9
cadence, not rounded, as a period. V, 168, 8.
aKcvoSoôs, ov, (Kev6Bo$os) free from vaingloriousness or conceit. Amphil. 124 B. Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 32 E, voCs. 2. Substantively,
axaracrxfTos, ov, (KaTexco) not to be checked or restrained. Sept. Job. 31, 11. Mace. 3,
6,
17.
3, 8.
Diod. 16, 10. Jos. B. J. 2,

adv.
17,
1 7,
38, Sdicpva.
Jacob.
34.
;
freedom from vainqhriousness. Anton. 0, 30. 1, 16 To dK^vdhoôv mp\ rds BoKova-as nfids. Chrys. VII, 360 D.
*aKevos, ov, (ksvos) not empty, without a vacuum.
TO oKevoSoôv,
1.
Plut.
I,
432 A.
17,
MKaraaxeTois,
II,
irresistibly.
Diod.
I,
Epicur. apud Diog. 10, 89.

dKevda-wovSos, ov, not KEvoVffouSor.
15, 17.
613, 59
aiTO
TSv
TToXemj' dfftca-Tanevau aKara-
Cic. Earn.
(Tx^Tws
Plut.
I,
Pcofimcov.
Philon
not
174,
10.
:
Anton.
ov,
1, 6.
148 F.
I
Athati. II, 889 A.
oKevrpos,
(Kevrpov)
without prickles, as a
simple,
1,
aKoraTaKTOs,
ov,
(KaTarairaai)
reduced
to
bramble.
Orig.
I,
Metaphorically,
stupid.
order; indefinite, undefined.
Prod. Parmen.
fiovdSfS
388 A.
ov,
Longin. 21,
without point,
Apollin. L.
560
4-01
(146)
el(ri
Ai
yap KaTaTeTayjiivm
as applied to style.
elKoves
tov aKaTaraKTOv.
Pseudo-Z)iO?l.
aKcvaros,
(Kevda) inexhaustible.
A.
(jcaTanrpcuo) not holloio, as a
Ps. 74, p. 1420 C.

aKepaiouvvT},
rjs,
rj,
aKaTarprfros, ov,
(dKcpaios) purity, integrity.
bone.
Galen. IV, 522 D, oo-toSv.

ov,
Barn.
its
3.
10 Ev aKepaioo-vvj] TrepiiraTovvTes.
rj,
aKaraTpiin-os,
(KaraTpi/Sw)
inexhaustible.
aKcpaioTrjs, tjtos, 73, 6.

3,
freshness, vigor.
6,
Polyb.
3,
Polyb.
[Tbis word owes ence to conjectural emendation.]

3,
89, 9.
exist-
105,
7.
40,
9.-2.
Integrity.
Macar. 469 B.
anepaias (dKepaios), adv. righteously. 388 B, diKdêiv.
dxepdaios,
aKardx^XeKTOs, ov, (KaTa<f>Xeyti>) not con.iumed by
Athan.
I,
flames.
Sophrns. 3636 A.
ov,
dKaTd\jreKTos,
(^Karaêyo))
blameless,
irre-
incorrect for dxr^pda-ios.
Sibyll. 9,
proachable.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
1049 B. X, 205 D.
110.
aKepao-Tos, ov, (Kepdwufii) not coalescing, as
dKareioSos, ov, (fcaTeuoSdo)) unsuccessful in his
two
koj.
undertakings.
dKaTtfydprjTos,
ov,
Achmet. 170.
(KaTrjyopea)
alphabetic
not
sounds.
Dion. H. V, 167, 10
<j)a)va\ TOii 1
is,
accused.
AK^paa-Tol re yap ai
Km
tov
Diod. 11, 46.

dKarrjxriTos, ov,
Jos. Ant. 17, 11, 3.

{KaTrjxâa) not instructed in re-
aTTOKOTTTOva-ai TOV rixov, that
lA cannot be
contracted into one long syllable.

aKepavvcoTos,
ov,
ligion,
not catechized.
n, 212 556 A.
Arius apud Epiph. et Theod. IE, 912 B. BasQ. Sel.

ov,
(Kepavvda>)
not struck by the

670.
profit.
thunderbolt.
Lucian.
II,
aKarovofUUTTOs,
(KaToyo/iafm)
nameless.
aKepbas (dKepSfjs), adv. without deriving Plut. II, 27 D.

aKepjiia, as,
rj,
Hipparch. 1109 C.
Philon
I,
Dion. H. V, 146, 11.

Plut. II, 898
dKfpp.ana.
Lyd. 208, 11.

Aret.
630, 46. II, 597, 41.
a<epxyos, ov, (Kep^vos) without hoarseness.

91 C.
aKepcoTos, ov,
D.
1118 E.
oicarouXwToj,
CeU. apud Orig. I, 1481 A. ov, (KarovXaa) not cicatrized.

II,
aKfpcos.
Anthol. U, 224
Plut.
(.4c?-
Herod, apud Orih.

afcardpfffls
409, 4.
being
held.
daeus)
dK(Tipos, OV, (aVftris) medicinal.
II,
(Kdroôs),
adv. without
956
Method. 353 A.
oKavXos, ov, (icauXdr) without stalk, as
F.
an herb.
aKeo'ca, see ayfo-ra.

dKeoTrfpios,
ov,
Diosc.
1, 7.
a.
Substantively, r6 aKavKov,
Diosc.
3,
(âKfaTrjp)
fitted
for
I,
curing.
ov, TO, =zz
(pvWins.
111 (121).
Strab, 5,
Philon
KOK&V.
aKea-ns,
I,
628, 27, nvds.
App.
425, 98,
diteoTijf ?
aKavarriplaaTos, ov,
1, 9,
=^
aKavrqpiadTos.
1.
p. 339,
24 as v.
ISos,
fj,
literally
a female
740.
aKaioToss (fiKavaros), adv. without being burned.
Plural, ai dKea-rlSes, a sort of screen placed
Achmet. 160 "Efjiepe nvp iv ra ifuvrlm airov

OKaiKrrws.
nieavTripiaaros, ov, (^Kavnipm^to) not
over a forge.
OKfOTpa, as,
r],
Diosc.
5, 84, p.
(^dKea'Tpia) large needle.

fj
Lucian.
rj
branded, as
1,
341.
Schol. ibid. AKco-rpa,
êKovr)
/xet-
a horse.
Slrab.
rj,
5, 1, 9, p.
339, 24.
the
Co>v, rjv
vvv o'aKKOppdcjitov KoKovcriv.

fj,
oKavxrja-la, as,
(xaipfijo-tr)
not boasting,
aKfOTpia, as,
wife.
(axfor^s) female physician, midI,
humility, modesty.
(UiiaaTos, ov,
Fseud-Tgnat. 868 A.
indivisible.
Plut.
((tea^m)
Greg. Naz.
or
2. Needle
259 B.
Lucian. IH,
25.
aKcarpa.
Erotian. 70 Oi 'At-
m,
404 A. 414 A.
1.
dufKbajidx, v.
aKeXhapA,
TiKoX Tas pa<f>Ldas aKstrrplas KoKovfTtv, Trapd to

p^wptoj' atjiaros,
1, 19.
aKfiO'dat Kal vyid noielv

dKe(j}a\os, ov, headless.
rd ifmna.
aypos alfmros. Matt. 27, 8.)

OKevo&o^la,
KevoSoiia.
as,
fj,
Luc. Act.
(See also
(Jmevohoôs) freedom
from
Plut. II, 397 D. 520 A. 611 B 2tIxos diceipaXos, headless verse, a hexameter verse whose first syllable
Classical.
Ml. 1141 A.
Clim. 725 B.
is short,
as
'ETretSi) vtjds
re
^.
t.
X.
Drac.
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by Microsoft
aK'r}Be/j,ovevTO<!
104
Max, Conf.
TTOJTa,
aKKOV^lTOV
Sehol. 49
138, 8
OTTO
AK6(pa\ov
fieu
ovv (ndOos) i(TTiv orav
'AK^Xi'Smra 8c, dppi-
Pseudo^paxeias ap^r/Tai ot/XAo/S^s. Plut. Metr. 1284 C. Heph. 6, 2 'AKecjxiKou lafiîKov, sc. fierpov, an iambic verse without
the
first
oKfjirevTos, ov, (jayTreva)
not cultivated in
a garGreg.
den.
aKrjTTos,
Athen.
ov,
9, 8.
syllable
as
Tereni.
M.
2427.
2459.
2. Minor
citizen,
for
(^Krinos)
without a garden.
having
lost his
Artem. 57.
se. da-Trjp,
3. In astrology, d aiKecpdKos, a star preceding a planet 9 Clem.

dKeCJjoKos TTpbs tSuv p.adrip,anKS)v
rank as a
capitis,
arijios.
gardens that are no gardens, bad gardens. dxripao'la, as, f), (^dKrjpdaios) purity. Apollon. L. 1328 B. 1333 A.
Ill,
Naz.
29
Toiy
dKrjTrovs Kr/TTovs, the
A.
I,
429 C 'O
diaipoTaTos,
dKTjpaTos.
7],
ov,
an irregular superlative of
KciKovfievos, 6 TToo
KorapiBnovfievos.
4.
Tov d(rTpos Tov
TrXavoJ/iei/ou
Strat. 88.
Insubordinate.
pride.
Clim.
969
Trjv aKeCpaXov TrKavrjnv,
5.
Substantively, 6 'AKe(j)a\os,
plural 01 'AKe<f>a\oi,
commonly
in the
Acephali,
the here-
tics who rejected the authority of the Chalcedonian Council. The name was suggested by the fact that they had no bishops. Tim. Presb. 45 A. 56 C 'AKi(j)aKoi Se fxXij6rj(rap
(Krjpoa) unwnxed. Polyaen. 2,. Lucian. 11, 754. dKia, as, J), the Latin a c i e s rank, row, or line Mauric. 1, 5. Leo. Tact. 4, 6 of soldiers. Tou o\ov arixov, yyovv r^s aKias.
dKrjpioTos, ov,
20, TTTv^.
dKipSrjXevTos,
ov,
(Ki^SrjXeia)
unadulterated,
Cyrill.
Philon
I,
I,
144, 12.
217, 29, xapd.
A.
409 B.
Hes. 'Aki^St/Xcvtos, aKOKOvpyrfTos,

6,
8ta
Cyrill.
to m"? ^X^^^ avTovs iinaKQTrovs. Scyth. Vit. Sab. 306 B. Leant. I,
aboKos.
dxiSovKTos, ov,
the Latin
(aKls")
aquaeductus.
Sept.
10, 133.
1229
T(B
^KeyovTO
oi roiovToi
pfj
ÂKeCpaXoL Stort
Theoph. 780.
aKiSaros,
ij,
irarpiapxa avrmv
(Koivaivovv,
dKoXovdrja'avTee Kaff
6v,
pointed, sharp.
Poll.
1,
iauToxis
at
Alexandria.
MoscJi. 2904 A, Sfmjpos.
Joann. Anasl. Sin. 200 B.

Phot. Ill,
rf/v
Prov. 25, 18, To^cvpa.

dKiKovXa, the
97.
Suid. 163, 6 *AKtS(urdi/, to xov dKidas.

Dlosc.
dKivriTos,
2,
Leant. Cypr. 1709 C, Sevrip'iTm.
1089
'O Sipos
'idfcco/Sor,
e| oS
enam-
Latin acicula, =:= 167 (168).

immovable.
a-icdvbv^.
piav TO tS>v 'AKiâkav aipfTCK&v etXKva-e aidia)Mp,6vtvTos,

ov,
ov,
(icrjSfiwvcvs)
I,
not cared for,

Jos. Ant. 6,
neqiected.
dKTjbfVTos,
ov,
Theod.
I,
192 C.
Qajhevai) unhuried.
2. Immovable, real, as applied to property. Pseudo-Gre^. Naz. Ill, 389 B, oio-ia. Cyrill. ^. X, 364 C, Krqa-is. Olymp. 457, 11, ova-ia, real estate. Tiber. 18,
899 B, TWOS.
Classical.
Plut.
H,
14, 8.
dio/Si'a, as,
Pint.
17,
167 C.
anxietas,
spints.
am), aXvs, L. taedium, F. ennui, anguish, heaviness, low

(dxijdijs)
Sept. Ps. 118, 28.
Sir. 29, 5.
Cic.
Att. 12, 44.
Esai. 61,
3.
Lucian.
I,
821.
896 B. Marc. Erem. 1036 B. 1273 'O r^y dKr,Sias Salfiaiv. Pallad. Laus. 1017 D. Nil. 1157 C 'AKqbia
II,
Aihan. Euagr.
Immovable, as applied to Horol. 'AKivr)Tos ioprrj, imr feast, that is, a church feast celebrated on the same day of the year; a& XpuTToiyevva, SSto, EiayyeXurpos j opposed to KlVrjTTj iopTT).
Trpdypxcra.
3.
church movable
feasts.
Scit.
'AKivrjTos, ov, 6,
Ao'yof
and
Zmij.
Cassian. I, 359 C Sexnobis certamen est quod Graeci diaihiav voeant, quam nos taedium, sive anxietatem
ia-Tiv drovia ^vx'js.
'SiiyKpuTis.
JEon emitted from His female counterpart is Iren. 449 A.

Acinetus, an
Sext. 563, 5, jrpds
tum
dKivrjTms, adv.
immovably.
btaKeiaBai.
dKivioi; ov, of&Kivos.
cordis
possumus nuncupare.
oS,
6,
Theod.
dKrjSidai.
I,
1832
A.
diaj8i.aa-p.6s,
Athen. 15, 26,

wild
basil.
aretjiavos.
oKivos,
the act
ov,
fj,
acinus,
o,
Diosc.
3,
of
m,
Basil.
43 (50).
aKmrfiTios,
ov,
881 A,
TTJs
6,
\jra\pM8las.
dKTjhuia-Tris,
one subject to dia)hia. 1157 D, povaxos. Ant. Man. 1516 C.

ov,
(^dieriSia)
Nil.
acipensis,
44.
dicKo, TO,
the Latin acipenser, or a species offish. Athen. 7,
dKrjbidai, da-a,
to be low-spirited, to be
distressed.
Sept. Ps. 60, 3.
101,
1.
142, 4
spirit is
^
HKr/Staa-ev
eV
f/ic
t6 TTvevpA pov,
my
overwhelmed within me. Sir. 22, 13. Baruch Athan. II, 869 A. 3, 1. Macar. 209 B. 2. To neglect, to be careless of. Nil. 112 B
the Arabic dKKar, infallible (according an epithet of the day of judgment. Nicet. Byz. 772 B {Koran, cap. 69).
to Sale),
OV,
TO,
aKKfTTTov,
the Latin
acceptum,
in
accounts.
Ignat. 725 A.
Eav
537
prj aK-qbtda-aa-i
tovs irovovs
ttjs
peravoias.
AKrjdia)pev Trjv npocrevx^v.

ov,
9,
dxKovîTdpK, the Latin accubitalis, spread over the table-couches. Dioclet. C.

1,
21,
TaTrrjs.
aiajKiSmTos,
(loyXiSdo))
spotless,
unsullied.
Sept. Sap. 4,
I,
^los.
7,
26,
156, 25.
n, 443, 41.
UowTpov. Philon Clem. A. I, 252 C.
dKKoi^LTov, ov, tA, ttc Latin accubitum, seat or couch to recline on at table. Laod. 28. Quin. 74 'AxKovîra KTrpavvieiv. Pseud-
Digitized
by Microsoft
aKKovîTO<;
105
aKotvavTjTO^
Polyb.
i)(ovTos-
Athan. IV. 805 D. Stud. 1713 C Kdîjjrat 8^ Hard rpaiTcâv aKKoiîrov Q, they sit nine in each seat. To rpiôvvakiov t&v iweaKaldtxa oKKov^lTav, the name of a hall in Con-
aKpalas (aKfialos), adv. in full vigor.

32, 15, 7
Kara
Trjv
rjKiKiav oKiiaias
avTov, he being in the prime of life.

aKpAUTTTis, ov, 6, (oKpaôs)
1, 17,
=;
aKpmos.
Herodn
oKpaios.
stantinople.
Histor. 64.
Theoph. 616, 17. Nic. CP. Called also, Porpk. Cer. 20, 13
24.
rj,
OKpawnnos,
Galen.
oKfirj, ^s,
ov,
(oKpîa-Tris)
z=
To i^depov rav Scxaevvea okkovÎtiov. (Compare fiKoo'aKXu'o;.) preceding. Dioclet. C. aKKovîTos, ov, 6,
Hermog. Khet. 250,

II,
fj,
16, axop-ara, in rhetoric.
1,
23.
9.
242 B. VI, 373 B, rjkiKia. Hermog. Rhet. 2. Critical period. Sept. Mace. 2,
vigor of style.
ffKiêi Kai iv
ttj
249,,
1, 7
iKKOvfiîâi, ura,
the Latin a c c u
meat, to
m b o :=^ kotosit at
'Ev
tji
Kkivoiiot, to recline at
sit
meat, to
fipiv.
3.
dKp.fi
tji
ine^Boicrri
Eruption on the
face,
'lovBos.
down
at table.
Nicet. Byz. 768 B. Porph.

o'l
Cass. 155, 37.

dKpijTi (aKpris}, adv. without
toil,
Cer. 47 "Ore aKKCiv\i^liTaMTW
T^j rpmre^Tis.
SeoTTdrai
eirl
easily.
Jos
To
lean against or
upon
B. J.
158.
1, 16, 2.
Theod.
Til,
1077 C.
7,
anything.
8iC<o.
Suid. 'Ajrfpei'fiopit .... aKKOv/Ji-
aKva(f)os, ov
^^
ayva(j)os.
Poll.
37.
Achmet.
aK\a&VTos,
ov,
(icXaSeuci))
unpruned.
Greg.
aKvripos, ov, without Kvripri.
Plut.
11,
520 C.
Th. 1073 C.
aid^ripea, rjo-a, (aitKripos)
dKO^TjTov, incorrect for oxkov^ltov.

to be
poor or hapless,
dKori,
ris,
ri,
hearing.
miserable, unfortunate.
Sept.
Mace.
2, 14, 8.
aKoriv,
within hearing distance.
Diod. 19, 41 Ets (j}av^s 2. Hearsay,
Polyb.
12.
1,
7,
4.
9,
30, 3, et alibi.
Diod.
3,
report.
Sept. Sir. 41, 23 'Ano bivTcpao-eas

aKorjs
Koi
(aitKrjpta))
\6yov
2,
:=
p.
dKo^s \6yov.
9.
aKKfjpqpa, aTos, to, tune.
Agathar.
124,
3,
mishap, misforDiod. 11, 516, 54.

poverty.
2,
3 'AKofjv i^ dxo^s ypd<peiv,

4,
1, 1,
Strab.
Sept.
156,
3.
from
Polyb. 4^ hearsay.
Obedience,
610, 27.
aKKr)pia,
B*g.
15, 22 'Ako^ iinep Svo'iav dyaBfi,.
as,
r),
mishap,
9.
misfortune
obedience
is better
Polyb. 23, 8,
aKolprfTos, ov, sleepless.

(KkTipovop,e(i>)
than sacrifice. Sept. Sap.

579,
7,
10,
0ey5.
aKKnpov6iu]Tos, ov,
without heirs.
yos,
everlasting.
Diod. Ex. Vat.

I,
139,
Leo.
NoveU. 128.
aMlpajUi
ijkXo/^s,
I,
=
1,
Sfta-iSaipovia.
Philon
6,
oppa of God
axKfiptjpa.
1.
Diod.
II,
516,
54.
584, 26, 6^6a\p6s.

dicoipriTOis oppa(Ti.
11,
219, 15 Tols hiavoias
610, 27, as V.
is,
in both places.
inflexible,
firm:
p.
straight.
Philon
10,
194,
et
alibi.
Paul.
Hebr.
23.
Athenag. Legat.
31,
961 C.
Theophil.
11,
1077 B. A.
aKKivSis,
Iren. 545
Clem. A.
465
I,
adv. inflexibly, immovably.
Philon
I, 232 B, </)a)s. 772 C, Svvapts. Jul. 406 A. Basil. Greg. Naz. 11, 412 A, a-KaXri^, in I, 160 B. 2. Substantively, Did. A. 584 B. Hell. oi 'AKolpriToi, the Vigilists, a name given to the inmates of a monastery in the vicinity of Constantinople, from the circumstance
Clem. A.
Orig.
I,
174, 31, et alibi.

aKkKTia,
as,
fj,
Iambi. 21, 5.
indeclinableness,
(afcXjToj)
in
that in the church of that monastery divine service was going on day and night, without
intermission.
Xo) dpxtpavbpirri
grammar.
530, 19.
okXitos,
ov,
Apollon. D. Pron. 273 B.

(kXiVo))
Adv.
MapxtXTheod. IV, 1365 Theod. Lector ' AKoipriTotv.
indeclinable, not declined,
in
grammar.
Dion. Th. 641, 23.
Apollon.
'AKoiprirav.
D. Pron. 273 B. Arcad. 173, 20. Aneb. 31, 10.

A.
Orig. II,
2.
Herodn. Or. Philet. 434. Inflexible. Porphyr.

unshaken.
Hippol. 595
180 B. Euagr. 2&Z& A'n povri t5>v Theoph. 175. Porph. Cer. 801, 14 'H cKKKria-ta rav 'AKoiprirav. Horol. Dec. 29 ToC 6<Tiov Trarpos fipS>v MapKeWov iiyovpe173 B.
TTJs
vov
povqs
ov,
tS>v ' AKOiprjTav.
aKKovTjTos, ov, (/cXoveo))
dKoipifrms, adv. sleeplessly.
289 B.
Damasc. TH, 820 B.

269 B. IX, 205 B. iAai cannot be stolen.
not lashed by
iirjv
dKoipuTTos,
(jcoiplâ)
Anast. Sin. 1164 B Diod. aKolpriTos.
aicKovos, ov, (xXtfyoy)
undisturbed, regular, as the
n, 616,
A).
48.
pulse.
aicXoTTos,
Galen.
ov,
Vm,
&Kotvos, ov, not Koivos.
Themist. 169, 19 (142
(/eXEnrfo)
Greg. Naz.
waves.
m,
1533 A.
dKoivavria-ia, as, v,
tion,
(aKotvavriTos)
excommunica-
a<KvhiivuTTos, ov,
(^KKySaviô/iai)
Polyb. 10, 10, 4 TS>v ye
SKKav
irvevftdrav dKKvSajvi&Tos iiv Tvyxdvei.
TTJr
the not being allowed to partake of the Carth. Can. 29 'Ev t^ xaip^ sacrament. Theod. Lector 205 dKotvavria-ias avToiJ.
aKKiarms (axXvoToy), adv. without being lashed by waves. Theoph. Cont. 301, 22. SkKvtos, ov, (kKvco) unheard, noiseless, calm, still.
Plut. II, 722 E, drip.
paKapla Aeovn.
dKoivavriTOS,
ov,
A.
Leont.
I,
1236
'
AKoivavrjo-iav
eVoi'ijo-e
incommunicable.
14, 21, ovopa, that is
mn'.
2. Not
Sept.
Sap..
in com-
14
Digitized
by Microsoft
aKoivmvta
106
thus,
1
,
aKOTTUUTTI.
less correct
munion, excommunicated, not allowed to partake of the sacrament for some fault. N'ic.
1, 5.
acolythus
or
aco-
16.
9.
Laod.
Eus. II, 497 B. 628 A. Athan. I, 584 A. 11, 704 IV,
Ant.
1.
Cijprian. Epist. 28, 3. y t u s an acolyth. Hieron. I, 532 Eus. II, 621 A. 1064 A.
'Akoi'Evtre-
(260).
7,
Justinian. Novell. 59,
3.
Isid. Hisp.
vcovrjTOVi 8e 7rE7rot7}Kaxrtv
fiiov.
ÂcTepLov Koi
12, 29 Acolythi
Basil.
also ra>v &ymiT]iATa>v.
797 A, toIs iyiaafxacnv, Tim. Alex. 1301 C.

Cyrill.
dicuntur.

Const. (536), 1148 C.
aKoiviovLa, as,
fj,
2. That has not partaken of

=^
aKoi,va>vr]<Tia.
A. X, 365 C.
the sacrament.
the captain of the Porph. Cer. 523, 14.

sistency.
Follower, (b) = emperor's body-guard. (c) aKoXovBov,

Trpoîfws. the
Graece, Latine ceroferarii
to
con-
Sirab.
2, 1,
11.
Philon
I,
209, 10
Kar aKoXovdov,
Theod. Lector
28,
quid
consistently.
Hermog. Prog.
(d)
to
9,
anoXovdov,
189 A.
aKoXaKevTtos (aKoXnKevTos), adv. without flattery.
Cic. Att. 13, 51.
Apollon. D. Synt. 149,

Clem. A. H, 641 A.
tov Xdyou.
(e)
context.
to
anoXaKos,
ov,
{KoKa) not flattering.
Diog.
2,
aKoXovdov =^ aKoXovdca, profession. Apophth. 185 D, ToO fiovfjpovs plov. aKoXoidcos, adv. conformably or agreeably to.
Diod. Ex. Vat. p. 109, 17 'AkoXovScos rfj <pv^v, to lice according to nature. Dion. H. VI, 800, 5, rfi Koivfi a-vvrjdeia. Philon I,
a-ei
141, ^rjcftur/ui.
dKoKaa-TVTov (as if from dicoXao-revta),

aKokacrraiveiv.
^=
Set
aKoXacTTeai
vo.
Clem. A.
;
I,
aKo\a(TTaiva>
II,
512 C. opposed to cra^po-
456,
8.
(Compare
Cic. Tusc. 5, 28 Con-
Orig.
68 A.
dKoXXi/Tos, ov,
(jioKkda) not glued on, not ad-
hering
to.
Galen. X, 385 A, toIs viroKeipi-
vois (Tapaaiv.
fitting.
gruere naturae, cumque ea congruenter vivere. Fin. 4, 6 Convenienter naturae vivere 2. Con.... secundum naturam vivere.)
Tropically, incompatible, not
Pseudo-i'ion. 444 B.
2.
sequently
in the next place.
Cleomed. 28,9.
Not
co-
Sext. 299, 2 'P^6koi6a>s 8c eXSioficv koi els ras
alescing.
fie
Dion. H. V, 155, 15
tlie
'A(rvpiJ,iKra
Kara pepos.
aKoXnos,
ov,
rfj
pvuEi ravra ra arot-x^la Kol dKo)(\r]Ta,
(koXttos) without
belly.
A el.
H.
combination NX. Apocr. Martyr. OKoXovBeo}, Tjo-ai, to follotv. Mai. 412 Oi Trjs crvvoSov Barthol. 8, nva.
referring to
A.
15, le.
ov,
aKoppepnevTos,
duty or excise.
266, 9 (218 B).
(Kopp.epKeva>) exempt from Tzym. Novell. 301.
aKoXovdovvres
ra Neoropt'ov
(fipovovacv,
the
a.Koppa>Tos, ov, (^Koppoin) not decorated.
Themist.
partisans of the council are in favor of the tenets of Nestorius.

a.<o\ov6la,
as,
fj,
aKopyêvTos, ov, (ko/zi^cug)) unadorned.
Dion.
unth-
conformity.
^p,<ov
Apollon.
follows
D.
Trap'
H. V,
160, 4.
:
Pron. 380
"laaiv
Sext.
C 'H
rpia-vWaôvo-a
aKovhvXos, ov, {kovBvXos) without knuckles
vvepâivei
aKoXovdlav,
the
out being struck on the
head with
the knuckle.
analogy of such forms as raxecov,
fiaa-iKeav.
Lucian.
Diosc.
(iKovos
I,
491.
(axoi/ij)
2.
6,
14 ÂKoXovOiav
ToXs
e^ôuo't Trpos
2,
oKXrjXa.
aKoviov, ov, TO,

1,
Obedience.
f)fx5iv
Jos. Apion.
31 Tfjv ede-
XovcTLov
v6pois
aKoKovdlav.
3.
129.
5,
=1
aKivos.
a medicine so called. 143 (144). Diosc. 3, 43 (50).

Plut.
T, 1
Rule, order, in ecclesiastical affairs.
in, 1033 B.
Damasc.
II,
72 A.
4.
Theod.
Office,
I,
aKovTi, adv.
=^
dicoDcrimr.
ff,
aKovriao-ts, eas,
Tias.
the darting
of
the
76 E. snake
clkov-
order, profession,
382 B.
5.
as priesthood.
office,
Chrys.
Epiph.
I'o-m,
I,
1049 D.
Sophrns. 3653
In the Ritual,
Yit.
order, pre-
aKovTiâ),
to hurl.
'Ett
scribed form, formulaify of devotion.
Martyr.
68 D.
avTov TjKOVTiêv eavTov to d<p68evpa.

dKovnov, ov, TO,
Hippol. 557.
Epiph. 33 A.
ttjs
40
Xa-
A
28,
paari^ for stimulating beasts

Strab. 4,
alibi.
6, 7.
"Airaa-av
aKoKovdiav
nvcviiaTiKijs
of burden.
Plut.
Dioclet. G. 16, 17.

12,
rp^Las iKTfXca-avres.
Sophrns. 3981
'Airqp-
aKOVTia-pa, aros, to, javelin.

7, 3.
Tiapevrjv Upovpyias aKoXovBiav.
Porph. Cer.
aKoXovdiav.
I,
129 D, et
16 Kara
ttjv
eKKXrja-iaa-TiKfjv
dKovTia-pos, ov, TO,
(aKovrlâs) the hurling
of a
I,
115 'H aKoXovBia toO Xv)^vi.kov, the order for 6. Ceremony. Porph. Cer. the Xu^wKoi'.
javelin.
Strab. 11, 5, 1, p. 449, 8.

alibi.
Pint.
653 B, et
Antyll.
TO,
apud
Orib. II, 48,
2.
79,
24 'H
TTJs TpaTri^Tjs
OKoXovdia.
dKovTUTTTipiov,
OV,
(dKovTiaTrjp)
dicoXovdi(TKos, ov, 6,
a little aKoXovBos, foot-boy. Ptol. Euerg. apud Athen. 12, 73, p. 550 A.
ov,
engine for hurling stones.
a warlike Agath. 147, 13

Ptol. Tetrab.
Ta
Tcoi/
peydXav
Xi6a>v dKOVTurrfipia,
aKoXovBos,
analogous, analogical.
Apollon.
Ka\ o v ovk
dKovTiarfis, ov, 6, shooting star.
D. Pron. 386
'A?r6
yap
ttjs
102 Oi aKovTUTTal t&v darepaiv.

aKowia, as,
Cic.
fj,
eliriv dK6Xov6oi nXr)6vvTiKai, the pronoun 1 has no analogical plural. 272 C Ovk aKoXov6oi elarlv ai dvTa>mp.lai, dtpaTa Be ifita. 2. Substantively, (a) 6 aKoXovdos, a c o 1 u -
(afcoiroy)
freedom from fatigue.
Fam.
16, 18.
aKOTnaa-n (Korridfo)), adv. 697 B.
dKowidaTtos.
Socr.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aKOTTiaa-TOt;
wanriaaTos,
ov,
7.
107
Hermes
Tr.
Plut.
II,
UKpancrfioi;
ple, pupil, L. auditor.
indefatigable.
Dion. H. V, 577,
L. auditorius,
7.
Poem.
65,
1136 F.
17,
axxmiaxmni (aKowlacrros), adv. lovthowl fatigue or Sept. Sap. 16, 20 as v. 1. Macar. labor.
636 C.
a'KOTTiaTfflr
aKovoTiKos,
ov, (aKova-Tqs)
:
pjer-
taining to hearing
ing. 14,
having the power of hearSivapis.

3, 1, 13. 3, 23,
CyrUl.
A. X, 1021 C.
Sept. Sap. 16, 20.
Epict. 2, 23,
2,
preceding.
nvos.
Plut.
II,
898 E.
Sext.
Alex. Aphr.
13, 12, iropos,
oKOTTOf, ov, (icorrof)
refreshing.
sc.
Substantively,
Probl. 23, 16, veijpov.

the acoustic duct.
(j>va-is,
TO aKOjroi/,
(a)
5,
(âpfiaKov,
restorative, soothing salve.
acopu Diosc. 1, 50
(8,
2.
To
132, 8, nvevpa.
01
255, 23,
Substantively,
aKova-nRoi
Gell. 1, 9.
88.
4, 14.
125, p. 793 Kottou XvT^pwv).
aKova-paTiKol, of Pythagoras.
d/couo-TtKcoj,
Lucian."n, 230.
Galen. YJ,
HI
B.
132 A.
3,
adv. by the power of hearing.

dKOutrTtKoC
Sixt.
(to)
a synonyme of
avdyiipts.
Diosc.
267,
nddovs
dvab^KTiKhv
157 (167).
&KOWOS, OV, (fcoTTTo)) noZ
dKova-nKois Kivelrai, & Si aKovtrnKois Kiveirai,
pounded.
Alex. Aphr.
UKOIJ ioTLV.
Probl. 22, 5.
wcopeoTtos (d/cdpeoToj), adv. insatiably.
1,
aKovTiô), iaa,
{duovaTqs)
to
cause
to
hear
tO'
Philon
declare,
make known.
Sept. Judic. 13,
23
333, 31.
Cfem. A.
11,
296 B.
Jul.
120 A.
S.
HKOUTto"ev ripas raiira.

/ie
Ps. 50, 10 ^KKOVTieis
Themist. 367, 4 (304 D).
Eunap. V.
13
dyaKKia(nv koi
Cant.
2,
fiffipoa'vvrjv,
make me
ttjv
I,
to
hear.
OKopiTTjf, ou, 6,
14 'Akovtictou pe
thy voice.
(pavfjv
flavored with uKopov.
Diosc. 5,
Diosc. 1,2.
o-ov, let
me hear
Orig.
509 C,
73,
owof.
ov, to, (7te rooi
not
classical.
ampov,
of the
aKop(Ss.
aKovai, to hear.
Just. Apol.
1,
62 'O Se {uroAuKareXdetv, he
aKopo-toTor,
without Koparj.
Theophyl. B. IV,
unfinished.
crdp^vos
KOI Ttpoo'eXBav dxi^Koe
308 A.
aii6pv(j>os, ov, {Kopv(\)J))
without top
Diosc.
&oiia,
16.
ij,
H. V, 168, 8. the Latin aqua

a>v,
:=
vhtop.
Lyd.
70,
'A/couawTai,
ol,
:=z Mavt^âioi.
Epiph. U,
heard that he must go, he was commanded to go. Pallad. Laus. 1241 D Et St BcXere dKovoai TO prj hv iva ccttg), neTrpa^â, if you vnsh to hear me say what is not true. Impersonally, rjKova-dri, it was heard. Damasc. II, 289 D OiSc yap rjKovirBr] iroTf, fj iv rair
29 A.
dicovîTov, cLKovp^L^ta,
SeoTTveiKTTOLs ypafjjais,
'Iva
ns
dvabi^rjTai dpap-
incorrect for aKKOvîrov,
rias iripov, that

himself.
OKKOVplBlâ).
2.
any one should
To understand
pfj
take
upon
Sext.
inato).
aKoipfvTos, ov,
p. 57,
(^Kovpevo))
unshorn.
Steph. B.
606, 26
12 ^hKapvavia
sin of ignorance.
Aia to [Anast. Sin. 188

dupdbavTos,
ndvras iravnav aKoveiv.

aKrjKoav zzz dKrjKoacn.^
C
1,
aKov(naôpai., dirBrjv, (aKoirnos) to sin ignorantly,

to
ov, (^KpaSalvio)
unshaken.
Philon
I,
commit a
SepfSvccn.
231,2.
I,
Clem. A.
use.
Philon
8.
15, 28.
(See also aycoeo).)

reaching the ears
Suid. 'Akovo-i-
dKpaSdvTcas, adv. without being shaken.
QKoviriBfos, ov, (aKot/u, 6f6s)
352, 27.
Nicom. Harm.
Diosc.
of
the gods.
Antip. Th. 13.
aKpaiirdKos, ov, {KpaiTraKrf) preventing drunkenness, as
6iov, TO els 6eov
aKoas epxopcvov.
a medicine.
1, 25.
155.
oKovtrpa, aros, to, instruction, lesson, discourse,
dxpaicpvas (dKpai<pvr)s), adv. purely.

100,
6.
Philon
I,
applied to the public lectures of Pythagoras.

Iambi.
V. P.
1 74,
Posidon. apud Atheh.

airSiv elcriv ol
47.
2. Singer. 49 Ta Se aKoia-para KoKovpevoL ^dpdoi. Athen. 5,

dvanoSeiKTOv.
6,
OKpa^dviov, ov, TO, {aKpos, a^mv) the extremity of Eudoc. M. 314. Poll. 1, 145. the axle.
dxpareva
aKparcvopai,.
(Compare axpoapa.^
r},
aKova'pariKos,
ov,
pertaining
to
duovapara.
aKparffs, es, not
Plut. Frag. 838 C. having the power over. Dion.
2. Substantively, oi aKovcrpanKoi, the hearers,

or pr6bationei:s in the school of
I, 96, 8 lav ;(pv dupaTcis noiovvTes 2. Incontinent. tying their hands behind.
H.
Pythagoras
Polyb.
8, 11, 2, irpbs
yvvaiKas.
they were taught dogmatically, not demonstratively.
dKpdTrjTos,
able.
ov,
not
to be controlled,
uncontroll-
Clem. 4. n, 92 A.
/amftZ.
Porph. Vit.
Iren. 513 B.
1,
Pyth. 68.
216.
V. P.
little
66.
174.
Mathem.
Pseudo-
Frag.
aKparrjTais,
688 B. 668 A. SibyU. Hippol. Haer. 448, 45. 36. adv. uncontrollably. Iren. 512 B.
OKOuo-pdnov,
ov,
to,
axova-pa.
Lucian.
Ill, 604.
dtavtrrripiov,
ov, t6,
(dKouor^s) L. auditorium,
aKpari .(aKparris), adv. without control. Arei. 'AxpaTL TO. ovpa CKxeec. 34 Philon U, aKpariôpai, to drink oKparov otvov.
an auditory, audience, assembly of hearers. 2. Auditorium, 9. lecture-room. Galen. I, 39 D.

Porphyr. Vit. Plot. 65,
OKovarr)!,
461, 31.
tropically.
166, 5 'Apiyoiis rjKpana-co
a-ocjylas,
'oS, 6,
hearer.
Classical.
2. Disci-
aKpana-pos, ov,
6,
(wcpaniopm) a breakfasting
Athen.
1,
19.
Digitized
by Microsoft
OKpaToôpof
axpaToipopO!, ov,
6,
108
acratoAgathar. 148,
yot
OKpOaTlKWi
9.
(axpaTos,
for
(j)epa>)
Strah. 16, 4, 12 'Axpiô^d-
phorum,
wine.
dxpea, as,
ij,
a vessel
holding unmixed
Hen.
....
as,
5,
fScrt 8' ottA dxplSav.

17,
Jos. B. J. 5, 13, 6.
oKpia-ia,
indiscretion,
want of judgment.
I,
maid,
girl.
Macedonian.
prime of
Polyb.
(plKovs.
106, 8.
Lucian.
114, jTspl tous
'AKpea, TTols BfjKeia.

aKpfifiris, 6,
MaxcSo'i'cs.
life.
{axpos, rj^n) one in the
axpia-pa,
Psell. Stich. 290.

&Kpr)vos, ov,
aros, to, (aKpiâ) castrated animal. Hippol. Haer. 168, 44 To Karrjipes aKpurpM
water. (kp^vti) without springs of Greg. Naz. IV, 83 A, Kpijmi, springs that are
Peas,
"Am.
(axpa) L. mUes limitaneus, a sol-
oKpirrfs, ov, 6,
no springs.
oKptlSafffl,
da-w,
dKpiP6a>.
Sept. Sir. 46, 15
'Ev ma-Tei airov rjKpiPda-dr) 7rpo(j)riTr)s, was Matt. 2, 7 as v. 1. proved to be a prophet.
on the frontier of the empire. Porph. Cer. 489, 12. Phoc. 190, 3. aKpiTiKos, rj, 6v, (dxpiTijr) L. limitaneus, pertaining to the frontier of the empire. Phoc.
dier stationed 186.
Aquil Gen.
luvos).
els
Judic.
49, 10 oKpiâCoufvos (Sept. r,yoi{Sept. 5, 9 toXs aKpiâôpivois
aKpiToôvXos, ov, (oKpiTos, ôvKrf) indiscreet, injudicious.

Sibyll. 1, 110.
to.
To).
TO 8taTTaypeva, Symm. els to. npoardyfuiTheodtn. Ps. 59, 9 aKpi.â(6p.ev6s p-ov (Sept. KpaTaioxns Tfjs KecjyaXfjs pov).
to,
axpiTos, ov, not subject to trial, not amenable
Athenag. Resur. 18, p. 1009

TOVTO Ka6' eavTO kol vopov Koi Polyb. 3, 19, 10. discreet.
D "Ajcpirov
8lK7)S.
wtpiâtTpa, aros,
(aKpi^dâ) statute, commandment. Aquil. Deut. 6, 20 (Sept. 8iKamEpiph. I, 225 para, Symm. npoa-TaypaTo).
B.
2.
yap
/?^-
aKpiTas, adv. indiscreetly, injudiciously.
Epict.
Frag. 86.
Sept. wcpiâa-pos, ov, 6, (aKpi^dCa) exactness. 2. Statute, commandJudic. 5, 15 as v. 1.

1. 4, 17, 15 asv.l. Reg. 3, 11, Portion,gift. Aquil. ^5i7.Ps.ll8, 118. Gen. 47, 22 (Sept. hopa, Symm. a-vvraîs) a, strange meaning. AquU. aKpiâa-TTis, ov, 6, commander, governor.
ment.
34 asv. 3.
aKpoapa, otos, to,
acroama,
31, 4, 6.
singer, player.
II,
Polyb. 4, 20, 10.

djcpoapanKos,
c
,
Diod.
583,
9.
fj,
ov,
(dxpoa/ta)
to
acroamatiPlut.
I,
u s pertaining
Gell. 20, 5.
hearing.
668 B,
Xoyoi, esoteric lectures;

Kos.
opposed to
iârrepi-
Judic.
5, 14.
fj,
Ps. 59, 9.
precision.
Sext. 84, 26
uKplêia, as,
Meto
aKpi^fias. 29, 8 Ilpor aKpiêiav, with precision.
2.
F.
Parsimony.
yap
(jifiScaXla dvri
tov aKplfieia.
Tryph. Trop. 48 Eipj/rat Plut. I, 171

inquire, in-
oKpi^fiopai, eva-opai, (aKpi;3ijr)

vestigate
; to
to
be careful.
Barn. 2 (Codex N).

64
Sext. 615, 4 "iva prjSiv Trepl tovtiov oKpiêva-
oKpodopm, in the ancient church, to be a hearer, to be a penitent of the second grade. And. Neocaes. 5. Basil. TV, 805 G. Oi aKpoiapevoi, the hearers, penitents of the second grade or heathens wishing to be converted to Christianity. They were allowed to hear the reading of the Scriptures, but not topartake of the Sacrament, or even to pray with the believers. Nic. I, 11. 14. Laod. 5. Const. Apost. 8, 5. 12 (2, Basil. IV, 797 A.
pe6a.
Pallad. Laus.
TL
11
'HKpiPcvero itap
TrdjwoTe.
39).
oKpoao-iy, cmj,
avTOV
aKpi^Tis,
8'
rav KaKwv avT^ Karapdarai

exact, thorough.
Sext. 59, 5 Toir
2.
yav.
rj,
ear.
Apocr. Act. Thorn. 45.

lecture.
Acroasis,
3, 23, 27. 38.
Polyb. 32,
I,
6, 5.
eV
axpt/Sef olopevois
oughly,
616, 14
'Em
ravra yivao'Kfiv, thorTO aKpiêa-TaTon, most

exactly.
Epict.
Plut.
82.
App. n, 812,
;
925 D, îXoXo3. The being an
2.
thoroughly.
741, 15
Koto to cKpiês,
Matt.
2, 2,
Parsimonious.
a>cTa>,
Tryph. Trop. 274.

7
d(cpi/3dm,
to ascertain.
'Hxpi-
/Sojo-E Trap'
avrav tov xpovov.
16 Koto tov
Xpovov, ov TjKplâo'e irapa Totv pdya>v.

oKpi/SSs (aKpi^fjs), adv. exactly.
the second grade of penitents. Greg. Th. 1040 D, 1041 D. 1048 A. Anc. Nic. I, Can. 12. BasU. IV, 673 A. 6. 9. 724 A. 804 B. Greg. JSTyss. U, 229 A. (For the other grade^ of penitents, see Trpoa-icKavdxpoaiifvos
o-is, o'vtTTaa-is, wrOTrTtocrtff.)
oKptâiTepov for aKpi^doTfpov.
2.
Drac. 147, 12
Dearly,
aKpoarqpiov, ov, to,

lecture-room.
(Sucpoarrjs)
L. auditorium,
at
opposed to n-Xouo-i'ms. a high price Gregent. 616 IXoXXdicir yap TrXova-iws mvovv;
TOi KOI TroWdxir aKpi^Sts.
aKpiâa-ts, ems,
Jos.
rj,
(aKpiôa) accurate knowledge.
Philon I, 528, 33. Epict. 3, 2. Audience, auditory, assembly of 23, 8. hearers. Plut. II, Dion. H. VI, 1004, 4. 937 D.
Ant. 17,
aKpiâ>Tov
2, 4.
dicpoaTiitdy,
r),
ov,
acroaticus,
pertaining
to
Sfi dxpt/SoCu.
Philon
Diosc.
2,
I,
357, 16.
hearing.
310.
Lucian. TH, 509.
Iambi. Adhort.
aKpi'Sioj/, ou, TO, little
aKpls.
116.
d.Kpt&o<j>ayea>, rjaa,
(dxpiSoc^dyos) <0 eat locusts.
oKpoaTiKats, adv. by hearing.
Philon
I,
215, 17
Basil.
IV, 357 B.
(aKpts, âyfiv) eating locusts.
Toif dfcpoaTocmi vp&repov e<7-xiK6(n,

been, listeners.
who have
dKpi,8ocf>dyos, ov,
Digitized
by Microsoft
aKpo^d/juov
tucpoffaiuav, ov, (axpos,
109
tiptoe.
aKpoaireko'i
/SaiW) walking on
aKpoKvpardo), wo-ai, (KuâTom) to float on the top of leaves. Lucian. II, 341.
wepoXiBos, ov,
extremities
oKpoâpea,
oKpoâria),
fjo-o),
(axpos, âpvs) to be top-heavy.

27. 28.
(Kidos)
acrolithus,
to
irith
the
ApoUod. Arch.
Tjira,
of stone.
(Xeym)
Anthol. IV, 122, ^Savov.
(âlva)
II,
to
walk
1.
on
tiptoe.
II,
aKpoXoyim,
ijcrco,
pick the tops or ears

top
Diod.
762.
2,
50.
Philon
106,
Lucian.
of corn.
aKpoKo^la,
Polyb.
Philipp. 80, a-raxvas.

as,
fj,
(aKp6\o(f)os)
18,
2,
cLKpoêkijS,
is,
(fieXoi)
with
a a
sharp point.
skirmishing,
2,
27, 5.
1,
5.
of a MIL Diod. 18, 44.

Leonid. Alex.
Plut.
Philipp. 1
7, fioVa|.
ij,
Strab. 15,
29.
wepoôKia,
skirmish.
as,
(aKpoôkos)
I,
dKpoXo<j)lrrjs, ov, 6,
mountaineer.
App.
194, 75.
(fiKpoôKiiofiai)
12.
dKpoP6KuriJ,a, aros, to,
skirr)v
dKp6Xo(j)os, ov, 6, (X6(jios)

I,
dxpoXocjila.
mishing.
App.
Tj,
I,
346, 21 'AxpofioXia-paTa
108 F.
r/oco,
jrpbs ahXriKovs.
dKpoXvria,
6v,
(Xvo))
to
untie partially
(not
dKpo/3oX7T4Koj,
to
(aKpoôKiorris) belonging
1.
entirely).
Anthol. Ill, 231.

(p,aviKiov)
the
skirmishers.
Ael. Tact. 17,
dxpofidvtKa, mv, to,

Sibyll. 3,
extremities of
(cpd/3ufor, ov,
(Buây) of Byzantium.
the sleeves.
474, OpfJKes.
aKpo^varea),
cised.
rfira, (aKpojSiJoTTjr) to
dKpofiidvoos, ov, {p,i6v(ros) be uncircum1.
:^ dxpodapa^.
Schol.
Arist.
Ach. 1133.
Philipp. 22, Xivov.
Sept.
(Hexapla) Lev.
Epiph.
L.
I,
19, 23 as v.
aKpop-oXi^dos, ov, (/io\t/38o9) leaded at the edge,
dfcpojSuoTijs, ov, 6, (&Kpos, Trdcrdri)
an uncircump.cu
as a net.
cised
man.
181
'AKpo/Svonjr
dKpovdpia, incorrectly for aKptovdpia.
tJ (rapxi. aKpo^varia, as,
dxpowyas
fj,
(vvoa-ai), adv.
praeputium, foreskin,
17, 11 Xlepirp-r)ip.a)v.
tremity.
Galen.
II,
by touching at the ex369 B.

Ptol. Tetrab.
prepuce.
6ri<re<r6e
Sept. Gen., 34, 14.

Tr/v
dK.p6wK.Tos, ov, (vi^) at evening.

22, so. &pa.
77,
(j)d(Tis.
Ex.
4, 25.
aapKa t^s uKpo^viTTlas Judith 14, 10. Mace. 1,

L.
1, 15.
oKpoyvxt ipvv^), adv. with the

lightly.
tip
of
the nail,
aKp6^v(TTos,
ov,
praeputiatus,
Aquil. Ex.
uncir6, 12.
Mel. 25.
cumcised.
Ignat. 701 A.
aKpoQvXos, ov,
:= oôs,
L.
licinus.
Lyd. 138,
oKpoyaviatos, a, ov, (oKpos, yiovia) at the extremity
18 Toy OKpoovXov
Trjv KOfir/v,
Licinium.
of
the corner.
Sept. Esai. 28, 16, \i6os,

2,
dKpo7raxr}s, is, (Traxvs} rather thick.
Moer. 315,
the surface.
corner-stone.
Paul. Eph.
20.
^KVToXi], âKTTipia dupoirax^s,
r)
<j>payyiXL0V.
anpoboKTvKov, ov, to, (SanrvKos) the finger-tip.

Steph. Diac.
dKpomjXos,
Polyb.
3,
ov,
(TnjXos)
muddy on
1129 C.
55, 2 Toij hid tSiv aKpoirqXaiv nopevo-
oKpoSfTos, ov, (8ia)

22, p. 201.
bound
at the end.
Philipp.
p.ivois,
dKpoTroSrjTi
on slippery ground. (ttovs) adv. on tiptoe.

(ttoXLtt)s)
Lucian.
I,
aKpoSUaws,
493, 10.
ov, (SiKoios) strictly Just.
Clem. A.
I,
1068 C.
Philon I, Epiph. H,
324. 441.
dKpoTroXlTTjs, ov, 6,
inhabitant of
an
193 B.
aKpoSiKawa-vvr],
tjs,
acropolis.
Mai. 216,
f],
23.
the being
oKpoSUmos.
Epiph.
2,
aKpoTTopia, as,
{aKpoiropos} travelling on high.
U, 193 A.
cLKpoêoros,
ov, (fe(7s-os) warmish. Diosc. 146 written dicpoêa-dos, incorrectly.
{Cvp,rj)
Caesarius 976.
dKpo7r6p(jivpos, ov, (n-o/xûpoCs)
somewhat purple.
hard drinking.
Diosc. 4, 117 (119).

aKpoTToa-ia,
as,
fj,
oKpoCv/ws, ov,
leavened.
20, 2,
acrozymus,
slightly
(aKpoirorris)
1.
Galen. XIII, 577 E.
Isid. Hisp.
Polyb.
8, 11, 4, V.
dKpaTOTTooia.
15 Acrozymus, leviter fermentatus.

{Biyydvai) touching lightly.
aKpojrpapov, ov, to, (aKpos, np^pa) the end of a

ship's
3, 4.
aK.po6iyr)s, is,
Mel.
e/iPd-
prow,
the
head of a
ship.
Strab.
2,
14.
aKpodiylos, adv. lightly.

TTTUV.
Diosc.
2,
105,
dxpoTTvpyiov, ov, to,
(nvpyos) the upper tower.
wcpodlvtos,
a,
ov,
(oKpodiviov)
chief.
Anast.
Theoph. Cont. 331, 15. dxpoppiCos, ov, (plâ) whose roots are near the
surface.
Basil.
OV,
I,
Sin.
525 A.
cov,
109 B.
(pis) the tip
aKpoKepaia,
to, (Kepaia)
L. cornua antenna-
oKpoppiviov,
TO,
of the nose.
rum, the ends of sail-yards.

oKpoKioviov,
ov, TO,
(kio)!/)
PoU.
1,
91.
pillar.
Poll. 2, 80.
aKpoa-iBripos,
ov,
(o-t'Si/por)
Capital
of a
with
an iron point
Philon n, 147,
wcpoKvecfyfis,
is,
3.
Antiphil. 4 dxpooihapos, Doric.

aKpoiaii(j)atos.
Lucian. U,
Polyb.
337.
in, 18.
Strab. 4, 6, 10,
Carth. Can. 39 aKpos, a, ov, extreme, highest. "A-Kpos Upevs, high-priest, as a title.
aKpoa-ireXos, ov, 6,
4,
aKp6Kopx>s, ov, with hair at the extremity.
=r
^p&pos, a plant.
Diosc.
34, 10, 9.
138 (140).
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UKpoaa-oi
aKpoa-a-os, ov,
less.
(/c/joero-ds)
110
aKjapa, aros,
11.
to,
aKTtvoôXew
without tassels, fringe(TTixos) the conclu9,
aKpayrr^piov.
Theoph. 545,
G-cilen, 11,
VseuA-Athan. IV, 264 B.

(oLKpos,
aKpofTTixiov, ov, t6,
aKpap-iov, ov, t6, zz^ aKpafJila.
263
5.
sion
of a
2,
verse.
Sibyll.
17, 23.
Const.
A.
oKpapts, iSos,
dKpa>jj.iTris,
Tj,
Apost.
57, 5 "ETepdr Tiy
tovs tov Aa/3i9

aKpoo'TiX'''^
^
6,
aKpafjila.
Alciphr. Frag.
ilfaXXeVa) v/ivovs, Koi 6 Xabs ra (Sc also viraKorj.) mo^jraX)iera>.
ov,
superintendent
of schools?
aKpoa-Tixis, iSos,
rj,
(aKpos,
(ttIxos)
acrosti-
chis,
H. n, 793, IT, 365 B.
Dion. Cic. Divin. 2, 54. ^s. n, 1288 A. Epiph. In the Ritual, the aKpotxnx^s of a Kavmv consists of the first letters of the
acrostic.
Olymp. 461, 19 tovs Ta>v biarpi^Siv Trpoa-TaTas Tovs Xeyopevovs aKpaptTas, as Athens. dKpap,la f Melamp. 490. dKpa>p.os, ov, 6,
14.
aKpavdpia,
a>v, to.,
from
the legs of
2;(e\/Scs,
(aKpav) aero, strips of meat an animal. Schol. Lucian.
n, 330
to diro ray (TKiKaiv Toiv
foJfflX
TpoTrdpia of that Kavwv.

aKpou-Tokiov,
(TTov,
is pifJKOS
dipaipovpeva, cnrep <paor\v aKpavapia.

(TTqpiypMS of tj, (dxparnxos) Lyd. 19, 1 Tpeis 6c Kivr]a-is tS>v
ov,
TO,
{aKpos,
o-t6\os^
:=
acpAa-
dxpaivvxla, as,
L. aplustre, ornament at the stern of a Pint. I, Strah. 3, 4, 3. ship. Diod. 18, 75.
a planet.
dKpmmxos,
dcTTepcov, TrpoTroditrp.os, {jiro7ro8t(rp,os, aKpiavuxta.

ov, (aKpos, oi/i;|)
209 B.
mouth.
ger.
Ap>p.
ov,
I,
677, 88.
((TTopo)
77, 2.
belonging to the ex-
aKpotTTOfiiov,
TO,
the
edge of the
tremities
lx>'os,
of the
nails.
Plut. II, 31 7 E. 325 B,
Dion. H. V,
made
with the toes.

tips
2. Substantively,
Mel.
79,
aKpoa-tpaipiov, ov, to, (^(Ttpaipa) the tip
of the fin-
TO aKpawxa, the
X^pos.
of the fingers.
Protosp. Puis. 16, tSiv SaKTvXiov.
*dKpoTe\evTtov, ov, to, the clausula of a verse.
Thuc. 2, 17. 2. Refrain, burden, chorus, Philon I, 474, 11. of a hymn, {maKorj. n, 484, 18. Dion. C. 77, 23, 4. 80, 5, 3. Eus. n, 184 A. OKpoTopea, jjtro), to lop off. Jos. B. J. 2, 10, 1
aKpas (aKpos), adv.

346, 10.
aKpaTrjpidia, to
like
ivith
perfect accuracy.
Sext.
form a promontory,
to jet out
a promontory. Polyb. 4, 43, 2 Trjs Evpanrjs im npooj^s Tivos aKpayrqpiaôvfrris, V. 1. Strab. 2, 1, 40, p. 139, 19 aKpapîaôva-ris.
Twv
to
T evyeveCTTeptov dKpoTop.rja-at. Trjv TraTpiha,
To
'2ovviOV dKpamjpidêi opoiats
rjj
AaKOiVtK^.
deprive of.
dKpcoTTjpiaa-pos, ov, 6, (aKpwrripidâ) amputation.
aKpoTopos, ov, (aKpos, Tepvco) cut off sharp or square; abrupt, steep. Sept. Deut. 8, 15,
TTETpa.
Diosc. lobol. pp. 56. 75. 88.
Chrps. IX, 458

Doubtfiil.
A.
dKpQJTrjpia,
as,
rj,
Josu.
5, 2.
Eeg.
3, 6, 7, \ldos.
Job
aKpcoTTjpiov.
28, 9 'Ev aKpoTop-a eêTctve X^'^P^ avroii, sc. Polyb. 9, 27, 4, n^Tpa. Jos. Ant. 8, wfTpa.
3, 2.
Sext. 430, 16.
aKTa,
tov,
TO.,
the Latin
acta,
I,
acts.
Just.
Hes. 'AKpoTopa, o^vtutco
\l6(o,
rj
vyJATj-
Apol.
hrjdfv
1,
35 'Ek Tav eVi HovtIov HiXaTOv yevo-
Kai (TKkrjpa Tipvovri.
peviav oKTcov.
Epiph.
alibi.
885
Tav
oKratv
aKpovpavia, as,
Lucian. II, aKpovoTms {Kpova) adv. Nil. Jun. 53 A.

aKpocpvrjs,
es,
((f)va>')
(ovpapos) the summit of heaven. 342.

rj,
HCXaTov, a forgery.
Const. (536), 1112

20.
D. 1208 C, et
279.
a/crafm, ao-o),
Mai. 443,
Theoph.
on. the
loithout striking ?
Vit.
(dKrfj)
to
of high nature.
Synes.
seashore.
Plut.
II,
enjoy one's self 668 B.
1364 C.
dKpo(f>vXa^, aKos, 6, (aKpa, (jiv\da-a-a>)
aKTsavos, ov, (KTeavov) without property.
Antip,
commander
Pseudo-Zos.
Jos.
S. 90.
Polyb. of a citadel. Mace. 3, p. 501, tS>v
5, 50, 10.
ttvXSiv.
aKTepeXaros, ov,
aKTfprjs, es,
aKTrj,
Tjs, fj,
(Compare
Dion
aKrepia-Tos.
Anthol. IV, 247.
dxrepurros.
Sibyll. 3, 481.
Ant. 13, 15,
1 Tijs
&Kpas (jivXai.)
tail.
dKpo(pv<nop, ov, TO, comet's

dKpoxî'Pt.aa'fios, ov, 6,
II,
C. 78, 30, 1.
the elder.
contracted from oKTea, L. sambucus, Diosc. 4, 171 (174). 4, 172 (175)

or dypia aKT^,
z= oKpoXîpio-fios.
Lucian.
EXetoy
dKTTi, 'Evô'iKq oKTr),
327.
aKpox^tptirpos, ov, 6,
tling with the
XapaiaKTTj.
(aKpo;(p/fo/iat) toresdKTrjjiotrivri, r/s,
I,
fj, (dKTrjfimv) poverty. Clem. A. n, 625 A. Orig. I, 1337 A. E, 577 A. Eus. VI, 533 C. Basil. IV, 293 A. aKTrjo-ia, as, fj, =: dKTrjfwtrvvr). Philon U, 290, 8. Cosm. Carm. Greg. 557. JS'icet. Paphl. 309 D.
hands.
Poll. 2, 153. 161.
3,
221 A.
150.
Galen. VI, 144 D.

ov,
1.
rj,
aKpoxepa-iTTjs,
5,
one
who
aKpoxîpiC^Tai.
Pans.
6,
4,
aKpoxoXla, as,
^=: CKpaxoXla.
Schol. Arist.
Ach. 211.
aKpoxopbovaihrjs, fs, (aKpoxopSav)
aKTi,vj)b6v
(oktIs},
adv.
like
rays
proceeding
278.
L. verrucosus,
Orig. VII,
from the same point.

aKTivoôXea,
tjo-o),
Lucian.
II,
warty.
Dion
Cyrill.
C. Prag. 47.
(oktis, âXXco) to radiate, to
aKpvwrais (aKpviTTos), adv. openly.

C'2
C.
A.
I,
789 C.
emit raijs. Philon I, 638, 3 "Ems oSv t6 Upov i^c'yyoE 6 6eos dKTWoôXei.
en
o-oi
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uKTivofioXia
aKTivoffoXia, as,
11,
rj,
111
of rays.
Plut,
aiaipoai, jio-co,
aXai
{uKvpos) to render invnlid, to an1, 6,
I,
the emitting
781 A.
Ptol. Tetrab. 131.

(aKTis,
II,
nul. 24.
Sept. Esdr.
29.
31.
Diod.
II,
oKnvoeiJbijS, cr,
EIAQ)
4, 31.
16
'Er.'-
like rays, resplen-
Dion. H.
8, 4,
391, 12.
1219
dent.
Philon
559, 25, arfâvos.

Sihyll. 8, 191.
pois
12,
dKvpcodrjvat
Tairra
^(fiio-p.acnv.
Strab.
aKTtvSeis, e(r(Ta, v, radiant.
14, 1, 23.
10 Tavra
r^Kvparai. ra eXeyeia,
2G9 'Ajenvoevra
aKTivaSris, cs,
aKTiviOTOS,
r),
KOfirjrrjv,
incorrectly.
Philontr. 133.
z^
6v,
aicnvoei.hfjs.
aKTWoeis.
Philon
II,
560,
Mait. 15, 6. (Compare Sept. Prov. 1, 25 'AKipovs inouLTe epLas liovXds. Diod. 16, 24 Hepi roi noiâ-ai. rds
Kpio-ts tS)V
'
are of no authority.
29, arecjiavos.
Ap.cf)iKTv6va>v aKvpovs.)
'AjcTurnTm,
Siv,
oi,
Actistitae,
who maintained
increate {ukti-
dKvpois,
adv. improperly, as to the use of a

Kvpicos.
that the
(TTov).
body of Christ was Tim. Presh. 44 B.

Athan.
I,
word; opposed to
404,
2.
f),
Hennog. Rhet.
an an-
&CTUTTOS, ov, {KTiâ)) uncreatcd, increate.
393 A.
Caesarius 865.
Method, 473 C. Basil. IV, 249 C. Greg. Naz. Ill, 41 1 A. Did.

II,
aRvpaitTis, ems,
{aKvpdai) a cancelling,
nulling,
a quashing.
Dion. H.
Ill, 1548, 11,
KOTaSlVjJS.
A. 785 B.
Greg. Nyss.
28 C,
(ûo-tj.
aKvpayreov
= 8
aKvpovv.
Clem. A.
I,
504
dmoTmy, adv. without being created. n, 1101 B. Basil. IV, 332 A.

oKToXoye'o),
rjaa,
Athan.
to
SJt-
Ovbi ras evToXds duvptDriov. aKXOvx, V. 1. dxoix, ninn,

thorn-bush.
aKav,
thorn,
(oKra, Xeyo))
to cheer,
Sept. Par. 2, 25, 18.
lute
with shouts of joy.

6v,
Pwph.
Cer. 250,
aniikia-Tos, ov, (aKcoXos) without KmXa, as
a pe-
Twd.
oKTOf,
i),
riod.
Dion. H. V,
ov, (kuiXov)
1 72, 2,
neplohos.
aKTovdpios,
ov,
(Sya) brought, Plut. I, 837 F. the Latin actuarius. 6,

12.
aiennri
Porph. Cer. 304,

Polem.
'Aktooq-
312, 22.
{Kromai), adv. without sound.
without limbs or body, as a Paus. 1, 24, 3 'AxaXovs 'E/)/iaj. d/cm/ifflSijT-mj (implying dKm/ioiSijros) without being ridiculed in comedy. Lucian. II, 71. aKoivioTos, ov, (xfiyor) not smeared over loith
statue.
pitch.
aKaXos,
244.
inTcmpios
Diosc.
1,
93 Kepafieavv dyyelov
dicui-
oKTtyvapios.
Inscr.
4004
VKTTOV, tovt4(Ttiv aTTiO'a'aiTOV.

aKcovos, ov, (kSivos) without
pios \avKuipicov.
a conical
top.
Jos.
oKTap, opos, 6, the

23, 6.
Latin actor.
Antec.
1,
Ant.
aKomos,
oXa, TO,
3,
7,
3 IltXoi/ aKOivov .... KaXeiTat 8e
ILacTvaejii^Brfs,
the turban of the high-priest.

without oars.
Philipp. 32.
OKTapea, to be aitrapos.
SaXaiTiTai' (jivXarrei.
Hes. 'AKrapei, ra impa

the coast.
ov, (Komrj)
=
2
SXas.
;
Matt.
1.
5,
13.
Marc.
9,
50.
aKTcupos, ov, S, (âKTTj,
&pa) guard of
Luc. 14, 34
aXaâpxîa,
dXaâpxeoi,
20,
5,
as v.
fj,
Hes. 'AxTOipovs, yeatpyovs, ^ <j)vXaKas.

aKvêpvtjTos, ov, ((cu/Sepmoi) not steered, not piloted.
'
as,
^=
to
dXaâpxla.
^(rta,
be alabarches.
Palladas 30. Jos. Ant.
Philon
II,
I,
Lucian.
694.
2.
219, 10.
Plut.
II,
501 D.
unfit.
ToC
Kol dXaâpxriTavTos iv 'AXeâv-
Not
071'
qualified,
rai/
Speia.
Leo Gram. 206, 17 Etr
irpayimrav
dXa^dpxrjs, ov,
Jos.
8ioiio)(nv 7ravTf\a>s a.Kvêpvr)Tos.
6, alabarches, the title of the chief magistrate of the Jews at Alexan-
aKv^fVTos, ov, (icv/Seuo)) cautious, firm, steady.
dria.
Ant. 18,
6,
3.
18, 8, 1.
(ComJos.
Anton.
wcidripos,
1, 8.
ov,
(KvBrjpr))
dvacjipoSiTos.
Cic.
Fam.
7,
32.
=::=
pare dvapa^dxîs.) dXaâpxla, as, rj, the Ant. 20, 7, 3.

dXaâa-Tpivos,
ij,
office
of alabarches.
aiaiXas, 0,
the Latin a q u i 1 a
aeros.
Bust.
ov,
of
alabaster.
Apocr. Act.
Dion. 165, 30.

'AfciXar, a, 6,
Andr. et Matthiae
Orig.
I,
29, dvbpias. aXaâa-rpoeiSris') adv.
Aquila, one of the translators of

Bible.
dXaâarpoeibas (implying
like alabaster.
dXa/Sijf,
d,
52 D. IV, 272 B ToO 'AkvXov. Eus. IV, 497 B. AicvXtvos, ov, 6, Aquilinus, a heretic. Porphyr.
the
Vit. Plot. 66.
waifuivTios (waipxaiTos),
I,
Hebrew
Diosc. 4, 77.
alabeta,
a fish of the Nile so
called.
Strab. 17,2,4:.
adv. calmly.
Clem. A.
680 C.
Anast.
to
aKvpUvTos, ov, (xvpicvd)) not ruled, free.

Sin. 77
oKaioviK&s (dXaôviKos), adv. arrogantly. Poll. Orig.l,677A. 9,147. Plut. 11, 523 E, tarpds. dXaCoiv, ovos, 6, quack. [Comparative dXaôvca-Tcpos. Eus. 11, 1281
B.]
D.
rja-a,
OKvpoKoyea,
(as if
from oKvpoXoyos)
I,
use
dXddrjTos, ov,
loords incorrectly.
Philon
216, 32.
forgkting.
(XavBdva) not to be deceived ; not Macar. 448 A. Did. A. 697 B.

p.vrip.r].
oKvpoXayia,
use
as,
fj,
acyrologia,
6.
inaccurate
Psiûdo Chrys. IX, 764 B,

SXai, av.
ofwotds. Dion. H. V, 462, Gr. Acyrol. 262.
Herodn.
aU (SXs) L.
Dion. H.
I,
1 i
nae
salt-works,
snll-pits.
353,
9.
Strab. 12, 3, 12.
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aXa/cariov
oKaKaTiov, ov, to, (^Xcocan;) ballista.
6,
112
Leo. Tact.
Xeyofieva
aXôvKiovp.,
ia-(t)6SeXos.
a\eKropo(j}(ovta
the Latin
Diosc.
1,
albucus
120.
2,
SXifios,
27 BaWiaTpas,
rJTOi
^yyaptKa to
199.
oXaKaTta o-Tpe<^6fiva KiiKXadev.

AXaXai, interj. alas
!
dXyevijo-tor, a, ov,
perhaps a corruption of the

Dioclet. C.
3,
Barsan. 893
Oval kiu
Latin
31.
algensis (alga).
akdKai tw yevei
dXa\a|tos, ov,
6,
^fxayv.
epithet of Ares.
AXaXrfTos,
ov,
(oXaXafo)) of the hattle-cry, an Cornut. 120.
dXy/ta, to feel pain.
Diosc. Eupor.
1,
69 Aia-
Kparelv ev
T&
(TrdfrnTi
KaTa rhv aXyovfievov

Sept. Jer. 10,
Philodem.
aKciKr)Tvs,
p. 74.
ios,
(XaXem) tmspohen, unutterable. Paul. Rom. 8, 26. Anthol. IV, aXaXi/Tor. fj,
oSovTa, for dXyoOjâ.

dXyi;pds, d, ov, (aXyos) painful.
19
'AXyrjpa
17,
r)
nXriyfi a-ov, SC. iariv.

ov,
152.
aXfavTiKos,
(oKciXriTos),
(dXfaiVto)
warming.
dX^^m.
Sext.
aKakrjTws
adv.
without
speaking.
163, 12.
dXf'îa,
fo-a,
Amphil. 76 D.
oXaXor,
ov,
174, 26.
oKoKas, adv.
'AXapavoi,
= ^
eapM.1,
ea-6rjv,
^cAme(.
Diog.
apprjTos.
195.
oXfi/i/m, aToj, TO, <Ae time for anointing.
216, 33.
apprjTas.
Hippol. Haer. 196,
1.
5, 2
Mexpi. I^^v oXfliifiaTos.
Siv, ol, Alamanni or Alemanni, a peoGermany. Agaih. 26, 20. uXa/ima, as, fj, (dXa/iTrris) want of light. Nicom. apud Phot, m, 593 B. AXd^fvTos, ov, (Xaêva) not hewn. Jos. Hymnog.
dXcLjipATiov, ov, t6. Utile aXeififia.
Diog.
6,
52.
ple of
dXeiTTTeov znz Set
aX.ei<j>eLV.
Galen. VI, 114 A.
aXcnrrfjpios, a, ov,
(dXeiTmjs) L. unctorius, be-
longing
to
anointing.
/(Vê
Erotian. 214. 216.

dXfiTm/f.
Schol. Arist.
dXetTTTocfis,
adv.
:i::i
an
985 A.
oKapiov, TO, (SKs)
Eq. 492
trdkapiov.
iraiboTpiîKais.
Suid. 'AXXa-
dXetTTTOff,
I,
jj,
dv,
{aXeicô))
anointed.
Clem. A.
ptots, (Tvrqpeuiois,
incorrect for dXapiois.
537 B.
ov,
uXapvva,
to dirty, befoul, pviraivm.
Hes. 'AXa-
aXeiTTTOS,
(XfiVm) not
I,
left
behind; uncon-
pvvai, pvnavai.
(Compare
salt.
aXipos.)
5, 13.
quered.
Gruter.
313.
(aXeiTovpyrjTos) exemption
aXas, aros, to, (aXs)

9,
Matt.
Marc.
aXeiTovpyrjcria, as,
fj,
Luc. 14, 34. Diosc. lobol. 22. 23. Archigen. apud Orib. 11, 153, 11. Plut. IT, 668 F. Clementin. 32 B. Hippol. Haer. 92, 9. [It was suggested by the accusative plural Toijs aXas of oi oXej.]
50.
from public
17.
burdens.
I,
Athan.
349 C.
2. Suspension of an
A 'Ira
/iij
Strab. 13,
1,
27, p. 25,
ecclesiastic.
Theophyl. B. IV, 340 B.
aXeiTovpyqTos, ov, (XetTovpyea) without a minister,
as a church.
Sophrns. 3704
oXaaTopia,
as,
rj,
(dXdoriBp) wickedness.
Jos.
TO eifKTTjpiov aXeiTovpyqrov KaTaXeiêLev.

dXeKpQJSios, ov, 6, ^dXelipa), ^los)
Ant.
B.
17, 1, 1.
an attendant
Philon
at
Si.a.nvos, ov,
{SXas) of
salt.
Clem. A.
36.
I,
1000
the palaestra.
Hence, poor.
1 7
TI, 5S7,
23.
Hes.
'
AXfi.(poîovs, izivryras.
(Compare
Ov-
^XaTiov, ov, TO, ^z: aXas.

aXaT6p.r)Tos,
ov,
Aet.
not
3,
Bekker. 382,
'AXeitpoiîov, tov Trcpl n-oXai-
(XaTopea)
apud Clem. A. I, 980 B. Jos. Hymnog. 1021 C.

aXaxavos,
ov,
hewn. Herm. Prod. CP. 709 B.
(TTpav avao'Tpetpop.evov nal vTrrjperovvTa.
Tas
'
ApL(rT0<l)dvris.)
aXeiffxa,
to
smear, anoint.
Classical.
Pseud-
Qi.axavov'}
destitute
of
I,
pot-lierhs.
Ignat.
572
A M^
3,
dXei(f)e(rde
Sva-aSlav t^s
^tdacrKoXias rov apxovros rov alcovos tovtov.
"AXâ,
as,
ri.
Alba.
TO,
Dion. H.
166, 8. 12.
l_Sept.
Num.
^Xet/ijuei/ot.
Aquil. Ps. 83,
168, 17.
ÂXPavov, oi,
El's
mons Albanus.
fj,
Nicol.
D. 93
'AX/Sarav to opof.
AXâvoTToXif, ems,
polis.
{'AXâvos, jroXif) Albano3, 13.
Sext 652, 30 fjXcmrai for dXjjXiTTTai, condemned.] SXeKTo, 6, Macedonian, dXeKrcop. Orig. Vil, 232 D *0 dXeKT(op to opveov trap T}filv (tois
10
riXeififievos.
Ptolem. Geogr.
7),
''
AKeâvhpevfTLV^ aXcKTa Xeyerai.

Greg.
'AXâvds,
13.
6v,
6,
Albanus.
Diosc.
5, 10, olvos.
dXcKTopeios, ov, (dXe/cT(Bp) cock's, hen's.
'AXâvos, ov,
3,
dX/3aToi,
an Albanian. Ptolem. Geogr. Atlal. 9. Due. 223. a>v, ol, the albati of the Circus. Lyd.
Xaz. IH, 1164

like cocks.
KoKKufer' dXeicropeiov, crow
Synes. 1340 B, ud.

oXeKTopiov,
ov, to,
dXcKTopiv,
for
cockerel.
65, 20.
dXpivovs,
(Compare Dion C. 61, the Latin a 1 b i n u s

,
=
,
6, 3.)
Theoph. 437, 13.

dXeKTopicTKos,
ov,
6,
little
yva(pdXiov.
diXeKTap,
cockerel.
Diosc.
3,
122 (132).
Babr.
5, 1.
'AXI3tcov, oDvos, 6,
aXôXov, Gallic, yXfjxav. Diosc. aXpos, a, ov, the Latin a 1 b u s

ao'TTpos.
Albion.
Marcian. 145.
3,
33 (36).
XevKos,
:z^ ol
aXexTopopavTcia, as, fj, (aXeierap, /rnvreia) divination by means of a cock. Cedr. I, 548, 15.
dXcKTopo(j>a>via, as,
rj, {aXiicrwp, (fxavrj) the crowing of a cock. Hence, cock-crow, cock-crowing, early morning. Strab. 7, Frag. 35, p.
Mai. 176 T6 aXôv
fiepos,
oXffaToi.
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a\6T0?
83,
24.
113
Orig.
I,
a\r)doTTotta)
(dXc'ci))
Marc.
13,
35.
825 B.
oKcTos, ov,
25.
6, I,
Const. Apost. 5, 18 Trjv /xevroi rrapaa'KcvfjV Koi TO (ra^fioTov oKoieKripov vrjcrreiKTare, off Sui/afus
Plut.
Eudoc. M.
aXiTpis, l8os,
937 B. 35 -Tos.
a grinding. II, 289 F.

oKrjBovtra.
2.
Diosc.
1,
Flour.
Ttpoaccm TOiavrr], nc'x/"* oKeKTopot^wviai vvKTOS. 5, 19 'AttA i<rjr(pas emr aXeKTopotô)rias
f),
r)
Classical.
dypuTiToCiTES.
8,
34
Evâs fViTeXeire
(cdi
opSpov Koi TpiTJ]
&pa
Koi eKTT] Koi evvdrri
2. In the plural dXerpiSes, the maidens loho prepared the flour for the sacrificial cakes, at Athens. Eudoc. M. 35.
dXerai', S>vos, 6, mill.
emrepa Koi dXeKTopoôjj/ia.

aXfKTor,
Sept.
13,
ov,
Athen.
6, 82.
(XcKTos)
3,
that
cannot
1.
be
told.
*dKeipivos, ov, of oKevpov.

I,
Dieuch. apud Orib.
Mace.
4,
I,
as v.
9.
PoZj/6.
30,
280,
1.
12.
Philon
104,
605, 38.
Sext.
dXcupopavTfloj', ov, to, {akevpopavns) divination
740, 22.
flXf/trpuow's, I'Sos, ^,
by flour.
=:
aKKTpvo(j>wvioVj ov, TO,
Achmet. 294. r=r a\eicTopo(^c^vLa. Did.

oKcKTopis.
apvr^triv
oKevpopxivTis,
flour.
Oenom. apud Eus. Ill, 376 D. ea>s, 6, {oKevpov, pdvns) diviner by Clem. A. I, 69 A. Eudoc. M. 9.
es,
A. 920
Uirpov.
Tiji'
Trpo dKeKrpvo<liaviov
oKcvpahris,
{oKevpov} mealy, like flour.
Galen.
akeKTpvaStjs, fs, (oiKfKTpvav) cock-like.

94,
Eunap.
22 IIpoj 8e fjSovas dXEKvpumSi/r {Phot. Ill,
260 E. Sept. SKecl), dSn, the name of the letter N. Thren. 1, 1 et seq. Epiph. Ill, 280 D. See
also aX<^.
Xm,
245
dXexTpuoj/ajfij/s).
fj,
'AXeldvSpeia, as,
in the
Alexandria, the second city
aXem,
to
grind.
Diosc.
[1,
2,
113
Trjs aKrjkea-pevrjs
being the first. Diod. 17, 52. Philon Sept. Mace. 3, 3, 1. n, 523, 31. Jos. B. J. 4, 11, 5. Herodn. 4, In the latter part of the fourth cen3, 15. tury it was the third city in the empire, Rome being the first, and Constantinople Greg. JSfaz. I, 1201 B. 11, 280 the second.
empire,
B.
ov,
Roman
Rome
eh Xenrov
685 E.
fetar.
38 rjke(Tpevos.^
carrying
salt.
oKrjyos, ov, {SKs, ayat)
Plut.
II,
971 B.
ov,
oKrjddpyrjTos,
(Krjdapyos}
p-vripr).
not
forgetting.
Macar. 837 A,
dkrideca, as,
6ei,av
r),
truth.
irotrja-et,
Sept. Esai. 26, 10 'AXij-
ov
5,
pr)
he
ivill
not learn truth.
Diod.
{'AXe^dvSpeia)
Inscr. S0G9, dpyvpiov.
67 npos
dKridetav, in reality.
Philon
the
'"'AKe^dvSpews' a,
drian.
tively,
TO
'
2. SubstanAXf^dvSpem, games in honor of

Sirab. 14,
S>v,
Alexan-
I,
222, 19.
as,
fj,
'AXfideia,
Alethia, a female Aeon,
counterpart of NoSs.
aKrjdelStv for aKr)9elbiov,
Iren. 448 A.
to,
Alexander.
'fiXeâvSptavd,
1,
31.
dXrjdivov, true
to,
Alexandriana, in Assyria.
'AXiâvSpos.
purple, not imitated.

dXridetSLv.
Chron. 614 STrjBdpiv

Sext.
Simoc. 219,
oKeâvSpi^m,
6,
2.
'urta,
to be like
Athen.
d\r]deva-i.s, eas,
fj,
{dXr/Bevai) the being true.
58.
r),
276, 16.
ov,
hXeâvhplvos,
Polyb. 34,
28, 11.
8, 7.
Alexandrian, of Alexandria. Strab. 13, 1, 36. Luc. Act.

Diog.
7,
oKqdevTrfs, ov,
6,
speaker of truth.
Sept.
Max.
'Ett'
Tyr.
85, 22, \6ya>v.

dXrjdrjS,
es,
27, 6.
18.
true.
Dan.
2,
47
nXrjdei
'AXeâvSpis, ISos,
i),
Alexandrian.
Philon H,
:=: 'E?r' dXriSeias.

dXrjBivoXoyia, as,
fj,
521, 13, vavs.

.rfiKfâvhpuTTrjs, ov, 6,
(dXijîvos,
\eya) truthfulness.
(akeâvbpiâi) a partisan
I,
Poll. 2, 124.
of Alexander.
Plut.
678 C.
akqdivtmlirepos,
ov,
{nlnep, niwept) pepper-col'?
aKiâp, TO, Arabic, =:; TO Seikivov, the afternoon.
ored
having the color of red pepper

'AXriBivon-iirepoi Kwves.
Meet. Byz. 776

Skeîi, ems,
fj,
{Koran, cap. 103).

Aristid.
I,
Theoph. Cont. 141

60, 18.
*d\ri6i.v6s, n, ov, true
(dXc'lm) help.
purple, dyed with the genu-
Et.
M.
I,
59, 23.
(Xffft's)
ine purple, not imitated.
Xen. Oecon.
10,
79.
10,
SKems,
without scales, as a
fish.
Phi-
3,
TTop^vpis.
Tsendo-Jacob.
Act.
7,
ex.
mpcpipa.
33,^
lon II, 352, 14.

akcTTiO'Tos, ov,
{\em((o)
not shelled.
Schol. Arist. Lys. 735, not hackled.

SiKcpos, ov,
6,
armaros, not husked, Erotian. SS. Geopon. 10,11,1.

Hes. 'AXfpov,
Dioclet. C. 3, 27.
Mai.
11
To
e'l
dpxns dvabeix6ev
(TX^lpa
tê KoyxiXr^s iXr)-
divov
âo-iKiKOv
e(j)6pea-av.
4.,
413,
14,
(TTTiedpiov.
Theoph. 48i,
Tâyyia.
72,
Porph.
irdp-
or dXcpoi', dung.
Cer. 80, 17, crayia.

Siica.
Adm.
Seppdna
umpov.
Skeins, ems,
32, 1.
aKea-pios, ov, 6,
fi,
(dXem) a grinding.
Geopon.
2,
i/oO,
dXrieoyvcoiTta,
Hes. Kiwdâpi, elSos xP">i^'^^ "^1^'-' (See also 6Xd/3i;poi/.) 6 Xiyerai kokkivov. yvS,<ris oKriBeias, knowlas, i],
dXrjtrpds.
Jos. Ant. 3, 10, 5
as V.
1.
edge of truth. Paphl. 28 C.

d\r,doTroiea,
i}<r(o,
Pseudo-Dion. 873 A.
Nicet.
aKevTcov
Poll.
=^ 8
226.
dKe'iv,
grind.
Diosc.
5,
103.
aKr,Bi,
tto.S.
Nicet. Byz.
1,
737 A.
lb
Digitized
by Microsoft
dKrfdoTrji;
oKrjBikrjs, rjtos,
114
SXI.IM1S,
'A\KaiKO<!
ov,
Philon I, 111, 656 A. aXri'ia-Tos, ov, (Xijffw) that cannot he plundered. Greg. Naz. HI, 1533 A. ah]KnK6s, ij, 6v, {oKriKros) that does not come to pass?? Si/nes. 1300 A.
r/,
nXrjêia.
(Xi/Ms) relieving hunger.
Plut.
II,
18.
Sexi. 389, 21.
Orig.
I,
157 D. F.
dXivha,
rj,
Porphyr. V. Pyth. 66. n species of plant. Fseudo-Plut.

(a>^s> vfixoiâi)
II,
1158 B.
dXivTjxns,
swimming
in the sea.
Philipp. 22.
dXi|, iKos, 6, the
Sibyll. 3,
482.
aKrjTTTostOv, impregnable.
233.
Jirds,
2.
Strab. 12, G, 5.
;
Muson.
X?;-
Incomprehensible
opposed to
halec, hallec,
Diosc. 4,
KaTa\i]7rr6s.
Dion. H. VI, 1037, 13.

Plut. II, 700 B.
Irreprehensible.
Sext.
Just.
Latin alex, halex, alec, a kind of fish-sauce. 148 (150). Athen. 14, 57 TiWtm.
Charis. 32, 8 Aliallec,
Diosc. lobol. p. 49.
217,11. 325,30.
3.
8e e| aXiKos a-ovîrvXXos.
cum
et
alice,
aXi|.
Hoc
548, 12
Apol.
1, 3.
lx6vs Tapix^v6p,evos.
Chri/s.
I,
aXKi],
IxBvs rera-
dXijTTTms, adv. irreprehensibly.
239 C.
Ignat.
1.
pixevfievos.
Jl/erf.
Hes. 'AXtjtitw?, aKaTayvaaTcos.

ahjo-ixos,
oO,
6,
175.
Genpon. 20, 46, 2. 3. [Apparently connected
Zeo
with.
(akrjda>)
11,
grinding.
dXlKo'j.]
aXitraprjS,
II,
es,
692
(apud Bus.
ov,
289
as v.
for
ov or
/iij
Xmapfjs.
Cyrill.
A.
aXe(r/i(5ff).
136 C.
ef,
dXijo-TeuTor,
(Xtja-Teva}
unpillaged, unplun-
dXim7r,
4, 1.
(XiVof) not fat, not fatty.
Strab. 4,
dered.
Jos.
Ant.
18, 9, 4.
Epict. 4,
1,
93.
I,
i)Josc. 1, 77, p. 79.
Galen. VI, 390 D.-
aXrja-ros, ov,
(XavBava) unforgotten.
334, 23.
ov,
Philon
320, 29.
aXrjTiKos,
rj,
(dX^TTjs)
wandering,
roving.
Aret. 20 B. SXmopos, ov, (dXs, Treipco) pierced by (he sea. Lucian. Ill, 64G StKeXor avXiav aKvrropov 8ia
tj^dyos.
Greg. Ngss.
aXrjTos,
Tj,
Ill,
457 C.
ground, pounded,
II,
ov,
(dXcta, dXij^ffl)
dXuryfo),.
jytro),
(0
pollute.
Sept.
Sir. 40,
29.
fine.
Archigen. apud Orib.

rj,
oKBeia, as,
SKla, as,
153, 11.
Mai.
1, 7.
12.
^
Dan.
1, 8.
Hes.
'AXuryr/dfi,
fiial-
oKdaia.
7],
-^
aXicia, d\(ia.
Leo Med. 111. Greg. Naz. IV,

washed by
the sea.
trvveoTuiBrj.
AXiayoiJVTes,
fMoXvvovres,
VOVTS.
aKi(Tyrjp,a,
11 A.
dXtPpeKTOs,
ov, (SKs, /Spej^to)
otos, to, (dXicrye'co) pollution.
Act. 15, 20, referring to elScoXoBvra.

'AXttryrjfmTiov,
ttjs
/ieTaXiy\//"f(aff
Luc. Hes.
Anthol. n,
(^Perses).
twv fiiapav
dXiyevrjs, cs, {y'lyvofiai) sea-born,
an epithet of
6v(TlU)V.
Aphrodite.
dXieiSijf,
Plut.
II,
685 E.
Dion. P. 908.
to
color.
SXio-Kofiai,
Skihivr)s, is, (Stvrf) sea-tossed.

es,
(EIAQ) sea -like, as Numen. apud Athen. 7, 71. 117.

(dXtewta)
he convicted of a capital crime. 552 D'Aj- dXa BavaTov. Z. To he enamored of. Philostr. 696 'AXmvai avrov Basil. Sel, 521 C 'EdXiu tcard Kpaipaadrjvai.
to
Plut.
II,
dXUviMU, aros, to,

Strab. 11, 2, 4.
dXtfur, as,
T],
draught of fishes.
Plut. II,
TOS
TfjS Koprjs.
akiap.a, aros, to,
fisher, a fish so called.
Diosc.
SXurros,
3,
rj,
a1is 159 (169).
ma
a species of herb.
Strab. 4, 4,
21.
978.
dXieuTjjj, ov, 6,
ov,
(dXifoi) salted.
3,
(dXifuco) fisherman.
Eus. VI,
salt.
p. 308, 16.
Artem. 100.
Diod.
Palladas
3,
3.
544 B.
*dXif<,
Theod. IV, 956 A.

(SKs)
to salt, to
dXiTfVTjs, es, (dXs, Teivco) stretching to the sea, ex-
i-(Ta>,
season with
2,
tending into the sea.

shallow, low.
Cic. Epist.
SKiTevei,
3,
44.
2.
Flat,
4, 18.
Philon B. 86.
Sept. Lev.
13
ndy hmpov
5,
Polyh. 4, 39,
Diod.
Ova-las vnatv dXi dXtfrBrja-eraL.
Xenocr.
74.
9,
Diosc.
liar
2,
86.
Metaphorically.
mipl
dkia-drja-cTai.
^latt.
13.
Marc.
49
yap
19.
ad Attic. 14, 13, 1 Ambulatione a walk on level ground. Strab. 7, App. 481, 34. n, 291, 82. Hes. 'AXiramivov.
Ignat. 672
'AXia-drjTe iv aiir^.
TevES, irapdXtov,
dXifcoKor, ov, (Catvrf) sea-girt.
Antip. S. 83.
Antyll.
aXirqpa, aTos, to, (dXiToiW) offence, sin, crime.
oKiBoKoKKrfTOS,
ov,
not
9.
XidoKoWrjTos.
Agath. Epigr.
dXiTo/iT/Kos, ov,
apud
Orib. II, 308,

ov,
to,
1 7, 5.
rjXLT6p.r)vos.
Theol. Arithm.
aXiKaKaôv,
^z:
2,
dvayaXkis,
209.
4,
arpv^vov,
73.
75.
55.
dopvKvwv.
Diosc.
72.
aXiTpoîos, ov, (dXiTpdj, /Sioy)
livit^g
wickedly.
12,
Galen. VI, 357

dXiKos,
ij
r),
ov,
=
i
E
,
okuKaKafiov.
dXvKus.
2.

Substantively,
Charts. 33, 23.
72.
Nonn. Dion.
judging
dXiKr], s
a1
na
salt-works.
aXiTpoSiKris,
ov,
6,
(SUrf)
wickedly.
dXiKv/iav,
ov,,
2.
(kv/ui)
surrounded
by
waves.
Method. 104 C.
Clinag.
akifiOKTovov, ov, TO, (aXip.ov, KTeiva)
AXkoMs,
noTafio-
Tj,
6v,
('AXKaioy)
10, 8.
Alcaicus,
Alcaic.
Heph.
Kov,
7,
10.
14, 5. 6
Merpov 'AXkoIAlcaic verse,
yuTav
p. 593.
(Tcpos, a plant.
Diosc. 4, 99 (101),
metrum Alcaicum,
1.
Diomed. 509, 32. 510,
Digitized
by Microsoft
a\Ka
aKxea, as,
rj,
115
Diosc.
3,
aWaaao)
alee a,
it,
plant.
154
(164).^2.
3,
synonyme of oXicr/ia.
Dionc.
159 (169).
rjs,
vwvova-iv, oi 8c eyprjyopaia-iv, Kal nvras e'vaXXd<Ta-ovTas dXXijXouff ^LyXeieiv.') SXXaypa, aros, to, (dXXda-a-ui) mutation, change,
vicissitude.
akioj,
^,
alee, apparently the elk.

9,
Pans.
Sept. Sir.
2, 4.
2.
;
Exchange,
5, 12, 1.
21, 3.
6,
'A^KtjSidSjjs, ov,
Alcibiades,
a religious im-
giving one thing for another price. Sept. Lev. 27, 10. Deut. 23, 18, kvvos. Rep,-. 2, 24,
postor.
Hij>pol. 462, 49.

17,
470, 76.
24 as
V.
1.
3, 10,
SkKkapla, as,
pla
apparently ineorrect for dp<c\aPseud -yl/n'c. 100 A "Oa-a apicka.
oKKdypaTi,.
5. 12, bribe.
Esai. 43, 3.
28 ''EXdplSavov Thren. Mel. 58.
c'k
OeKove
5, 4.
Amos
yoCv if rats oikKKapims KexoKairrai Kal Kelrai

iv Tois UpoZs /3ao"t\etots.
'AXKpaviKos,
T),
6v,
('AXk/uii')
Alcmanius,
(179).
'
cXXdîpov, ov or aros, to, (aXXdo-o-ia) full dress, holiday dress. Porph. Cer. 157, 14 Td dXXaîpara avT&v rd aa-Trpa. 441. 779 'EKreXeirai
rj
Alcmanic.
Gr.
Lesbon.
7
169
Herodn.
rrpoeXeva'i.s
perd aXXaîparos.
'O
II,
raj/ dXofficer
Schem. 606,
^figure, in
S^^/*" AXkpîvikov, Alcas 2i-
Xdîpav, also 6
em rav
137.
dXXaîpav, the
manic
pocis
Grammar, when two nomi;
who has charge of

Porph. Cer.
aXXaKTeov z=^ Set
7.
the
imperial wardrobe.
Plut.
natives
have the verb in the middle

rjSe
ovpôKKeTai
^KapavSpos.
HvpicpXe-
dXXd(r<reiv.
53
A Bt'oM
yidav re peovcrt KaKVTOS T. *aXXd for rj, than, after a negative word.
dXXaKTeov erepov, adopt a new course of life.

Horn.
oKKdvTiov, ov, TO, zzz dXXSff.
dXXai'TOctSiJf,
e's,
JMoer. 11.
Od.
3,
375
Oi)
pev yap tis
oS'
aWos
....
aWa
(dXXas,
EIAO)
sausage-like.
Aim
BvyaTqp.
Pohjb. 10; 11, 5

Epict.
O^x
eVepots
Galen. IV, 281 C.

dXXavTonotos,
oii,
Nemes. 704 A.
(dXXds,
TToteoj)
Tia\ ^(papevos diroKoyio'pms, aXK' ols

ireiTstKcbs
Ti tS)v
avTov.
1, 11,
ervyxave 33 Oi^re oKKo
6, 2,
sausage
maker.
Diog.
60.
TOiavTav .... dXX' OToXjjif'etf Ka\ 86-
aXXdpiov, incorrect for SKdpiov.

'AXXd/wôff, ov,
6,
Eneh. 5 Mi/SeVot aXXouy aiTimpfBa, dXX' eavTois. 'AXXa prp/, but, at the beginning of the TrpotrKrp^ts of a syllogism. Plui. Lucian. I, 564 Ei tov nparov to11, 969 B. dXXd pjjv Ka\ Kov Xriêrai, Kal tov Sevrepov apa Kal tov devTepov. TOV irp&TOV Xr/yJAfTai
ypara.
Allarich, the Goth.
Eunap.
Ovk
V.
S. 52 (93).
to
dXXdaa-B),
change.
Sept. Lev. 27, 10
dXXd^fi avTO KaXov Trovrjpa, ovSe irovr)pov KoKm, he shall not change it, a good for a bad or a
Sext. 91, 10.

dXXayij,
'Ett'
ijs,
fj,
622, 20.
regeneration.
Just. Apol. 1, 23
bad for a good. Ps. 105, 20 'HXXdâvro rfiv hoâv avTa>v ev opoicapaTt pofT^pv, into the simdi'ude of a calf. Lesbon. 168 (180) 'AXXda-aôv ttjv alTianKrjV els SonKrjv.
dWayjj koi enavayayyTJ tov av6p(o7rtvov ye2. Stage oraBpos, a place where xous. Apocr. Act. a relay of horses is taken.
Mai. 388
Atd TO
says he,
Toiiff
depas,
(j)rja-lv,
dXXd|ai, in order,
Joann. 6 ''EXdovratv odv avTOiv

\jnxeiv Kal
Euît.
els ttjv 7rpa)TTjv
to change the air; for a change of air. Theoph. 198 'HtTi7a-aTo tov âa-CKia em ttjv
dXXayfjv copas dpiaTOv ovayjs eheovTO aiirov ev-
dvaToXrjV diveXBelv Sid to tovs depas dXXdâi,
Xaôvra apTOv <7vv avTols eaBieiv. 531, 20 At de ItTToplai (TTa6povs otfiao"*

e'lT
Xeyeiv Kai raff inpinpevas

evohiovs
oZv TCTaypevas
ImrevfTiv,
e'lre
2. To change one's for a change of air. Sept. Gen. 35, 2 'AXXdapparel to put on. 41, 14 "HXXaâv -rfv loTE rds o-ToXdff vpaiv.
;
dvairavXas
rots
e'lre
ireôbpopois, as Kcu
oKKayas eXeyov
rcves.
(TToXrjV avTOv.
Judic. 14, 13 TprnKOvra dXXaa--
a-opevas a-ToXds ipaTtav, thirty change of gar-
3.
Per.
Premium on coin. M. Er. 49 "Epôv
Also, dkcount.
Arr.
369,
aXKayriv kcu imKepSeidv
Tiva irpos TO evTontov vopttrpu.

17.
4.
Cedr.
suit
II,
Reg. 2, 12, 20 "HXXa|e rd i;adTta ments. Plui. I, 647 avTov, he changed his apparel. C "HXXa|e rd ipdria. Porph. Cer. 22, 14
'
Vil.
Change of raiment, Ml. Jun. 65 A.

-qs,
rj,
of
clothes.
AXXaa-a-ovTwv rd eavrav
rijff
Si/SjJTijo-ta
ev
ra
Koi-
T&vt
Sibyll.
2,
Ad<pvris.
86,
'HXXay/ieVoi
dwo
oKKayir),
Ionic
^=.
dXXayTj.
XevKS>v
xXai'tSicDj',
clolhed toith white cloaks.

01
157.
161, 19 "HXXao-o-oj'
dîapariKol els to kov-
dXXdyiov, ovjTo, (dXXa-y^)
exchange of prisoners.
Theopli.
a-UTTotpiov xXaviSia XevKO.
Theoph. Cont. 28,

656, 12
Genes. 63, 19.
10
'iSitirou a-xni^ dXXdcra-ea-dai.
T^
rmv KpaTovpeviov alxpaXa>Ta>v. Leo Gram. 282, 1 7. (Compare Petr. Sic. 1241 B 'H 8e SovXeia 2. 1 diTjpmv alxpaXamov fjv viroKKayf}.) vlnon or body of troops; guard. Porph.
Cont. 419, 16 Ilot^trat diKKdyiov
Curop. 67, eiravpiov Xoicras rjXXaêv avTov. 18 'AXXdo-o-ovo-ii' aia-avTais Kal oi apxovres rd
a-vvrjBr]
tovtosv
dXXdypara.
Damasc.
Ill,
Adm.
ywv.
126, 16.
Attcd. 149, 21 Tijx avroii (rov
Toif ôvvevpois ervTrrov avTov em toreircrapas, o-ovTOV, mo-re aXXdiai avTov fvydsthey they put on him four pairs of thongs,
1285
15
^twiXea>s^ polpav, t6 Xeyopevov avvrjdas dXXd-
Pack. 1,S10. 11,407,19.

. . . .
(Compare
Iva oi pev
changed the thongs four times during the {Eunap. V. S. 11 (20) êraXXabeating.
Xeiv, 2 aor.]
Leo. Tact. 14, 34 ûupelv
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aXKa')(66ev
116
dppV0K0i.Tia.
aWr]Xo(j>dopeco
f),
oKXaxodev (oXXof), adv. from another place. Joann. 10, 1. PseudoSept. Esth. 4, 14. Ael. Jos. Mace. 1. Plut. II, 29 C, et alibi. 2. Fro7n another cause. V. H. 6, 2.
aSXriXoPaa-ta, as,
Clem. A.
17,
(dWrjXwv, aiva>) I, 504 B.
mutual
Conf.
dXXrjXoyafiia, as,
(yap.eai) incest.
Max.
Sohol. 169
D.
rj,
Porphtjr. Abst. 2 GO.

aXKaxoa-e,
24.
dXXiyXoyoi/ia, as,
(yiyvofuu) mutual generation
adv.
aWaxov.
Just.
Apol.
1,
or production.
Oreg. Nyss. 11,205 C. Nemes.
573 B.
dXXijXo/CTOj'ia,
dWenaWijXos, ov, {aSXos, JTd\Xr]Xos') successive. Theod. Ill, Schol. Heph. 2, 1, p. 18, (f>opi. 1176 D. Apophth. 372 dXXij aXX;?, allah allah, a shout.
B.
aWTjyopeai,
Strab.
r)(Tw,
as,
f/,
{aKhjKoKTovos)
I,
slaughter.
Dion. H.
as,
226, 14.
mutual Philon H,
fight.
567,
3.
rj,
dXXrjKopxixIa,
(fmxopm)
mutual
Schol. Horn. L. 3, 443.
(oXXoE, ayopeva) to allegorize.
dXXijXojrdêm,
as,
(jradelv)
mutual
suffering.
1, 2, 7.
PUlon
I,
67, 27.
68,
87 Oi-
Diod.
II,
513, 65.
mi/,
pavov 5e Kat dypov avvwvvp.ais
KticKTjKev aXXj/-
aKKrjkonporyovoi,
01,
(yrpoyovos or wpoyovos)
P/L I, Paul. Gal. 4, 24. yopmv Tov vovv. Cils. 363 D Kpomv dWrjyopova-i, tov xpovov. apud Orig. I, 1088 A. Clem. A. I, 228 C Orijr. I, 692 A. "Oi/)is aXXT/yopfirat 7;8oj/^. II, 285 C ^'Eav aX\7]yopo3p,ev ravra els ttjv ^vXrjv r)pa>v. I^^, 357 C *E7r' avTTjv avrd dWrjyoAthan. II, 949 A. povvros.
aKXr}yopr)ToSi
a,
correlate step-sons.
cX<ov viov
Antec.
1,
10, 8 Tlpljios
dno TiTias, eXaê Yipipav irpos ydfiov H Kol k tov exova-av Bvyartpa diro Tariov.
evavTtov, 6 p.ev elx^ dvyarepa,
t}
8e viov.
Ol
TOVTOiv Trdides oi ev
TJj
(Tvvt)Beia Xeyd/ievot dX-
\7)Ko7rp6yovot KaK5>s dXXijXotff iruvdwrovToi.
aXX-qKoa-vpiuixos,
ov,
6,
mutual
a-ufifmxos.
ov,
^=
ov Set dXkijyopeLa-dat.
Syncell. 564, 20.

dXXrjXoTpoipos, ov, Qrpe(f>a>) feeding each other.
C.em. A.
II,
92 A.
Orig. IH, 624 A.
aXKriyoprjrfis, ov, 6,
allegorizer.
Theod.
I,
137
D.
oKkqyopia, as,
fj,
dXXijXoiiia,
Geopon. 20, the
6, 1
as v.
1.
Hebrew TTlSSn,
Apoc.
I,
Hallelujah,
Orator 27. Trop. 271.

Cornut.
9.
Cic. a 1 1 e g o r i a allegory. Tryph. Dion. H. IV, 760, 7.

,
alvciTf TOV 'law.

(titul.), et alibi.
I,
Sept. Tobit 13, 18.

19, 1 seq.
Ps. 104
TertulL
Philon
Plut.
I,
227, 32.
11,
483, 42.
1194 A.
H, 409 D. 19
Ta'is
ndXai
the article,
13.
430 (132). With Sept. Mace. 3, 7, to dXXijXovi'a.

Hieron.
Ill,
pkv VTTovoiats, dWrjyoplaLS 8e vvv Xcyofievats.

Quintil. 9, 2, 46.
Athan.
37 B.
Soz. 1476
'Exdi|/-dX-
20.
Fseudo-Demetr. 47, 9. 14, Tatian. 21 (Metrodorus). Ilpof dXXi;-
crrou erovs d7ra iv Vwp.jj to dXXi^Xouia
Xouo"t Kara Trjv TrpdtTtjv rjp^pav ttjs TruoôXiou

iopTTJs.
yopiav,
also
I,
Kar
dWrjyoplav,
allegoHcally.
2.
At matins
(SpOpos), the
rjp.1v,
modu-
PUlon
Hisp.
134, 15.
36, 22.
rj,
Men. Rhet.
133,
3.
Isid.
lus &e6s Kvptos Kal 7re(j)avv
cvKoyTjpevos
1,
dWrjyopiKos,
ov,
allegoricus,
Artem.
5.
allegorical.
Philon
I,
677, 35.
9.
311.
7.
PseudoCassian.
I,
Demetr. 115, 725 A.

26.
Longin. 32,
allegorically.
6 ipx6p.fvos iv ovopan Kvplov is chanted immediately after the avvaTrn) succeeding the i^d\jfdKpos but during Lent (Sundays excepted) dXXijXoijVa is chanted instead. Leo Achr. 841 B. Typic. 32. Ptoch. 2, 335
Excirot Seoy Kai Kvpios ôKKovo'iv KaBrjpepav Hp,ds 8e Xeyouv Srjpfpov \jfdKKcTC dXXijXoui'a, with them (the abbots) it is always a feast-
dWqyopiKas, adv.
Coniaf.
Orig.
9.
609 A. 693 A.
I,
^rtem. 312. 489 D.
Agathar. 119, Cfem. 4. I,
aKkriyopiiTTrjs, ov, 6,
:=
diKKrjyoprjTris.
Eus. U,
dXXi/Xai/c/ii'a,
as,
rj,
(avefios)
day ; but with us (common monks) always a fast-day.

ahXrjKovxia,
rjo-a, (dXXqXovxos') to cohere, to hold one another, to hang or stick together.
dvciiofiaxia.
Lyd. 316, 19.

cXkrjkiyyvov, ov, to, (aXX^Xmi', lyyuos) mutual
Philon n, 417, 23.

69.
dKKr]Xovxi-a,
as,
pledge.
Cedr. U, 456 Tar t5>v dn-oXuXoxmi/

TOiavTrj avvra^LS
I, 464, 26 'Em irapMTWv avpê^TjKc t5>v T)v(opAvav dXXijXoux""- Nicom.
TaneiVQiv avvTeXelas TeXsio'dai irapa tS>v bvvdtSjv.
KaTcovop.do'Orj Se
rj
dX-
\Tj\eyyvov.
dXXi;Xeyyi(Bs, adv.
Jt/
connection.
r], L. cohaerentia, coherency, Dion. H. V, 170, 12. Diosc. 5,
mutual pledge.
Justinian.
144 (145).
391 D.
Sext. 620,
7.
Novell. 99 El yap tis oKKrjKeyyvms tmevBivovs XdjQot Tivds.

dXXr/Xei/Seros, ov, (^dWrjXtav, eVSeto) tied
or Joined
together.
dXX?;Xif<B)
Method. 384 A,
I'co),
Kpixia.
exa) coherent. JuL Hes. 'AXKrjXovxa, ra dvToreifXeyiiiva. aXXriXo(f)6ovia, as, fj, {(f)d6vos) mutual envy. Dion. H. n, 704, 7.
aXXT;XoO;ifos, ov, {aKKffXiov,
(dXX^Xmx)
(cat
fo /jaue
course (KaKcfUpdrcos).
'AXXj;Xif yap
Clem. A.
6 appr]v,
mutual interI, 501 A of hyaenas.
aXkrjXoipdopEa),
rjo-ai,
(dXX>)Xo(^flopor) to corrupt
one another IV, 273 A.
(KaKefifjidTtos).
Eus. U, 64 A.
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a\X7]\o^9opoi
aK\TiKo(f)66pos, ov, (<j)de[pa>)
other.
117
oKKoioaxni^v,
Sext. 236, 8.
aWos
ov, (a-xfifia)
destroying one anloving
of a
different
form.
Max.
ov,
Tyr. 163, 46.

((î\c<a)
Diog. 10, 74.

Charis. 80,
oXXt/XoiîXos,
friendly to one another.

oXXijXoiôi'Tat, a>v, ol,
one another, Geopon. 20, 6, 1.
aXXoiOTt'pcas (dXXoios) adv. worse.
17 Sequius, dXXotoTe'pms.
aXXotoT-poffea)
aKKijKo(\)6voi,
murdering
one another.
Just. Apol. 1, 39.
(dXXoidrpoTTos) to change into various form. Galen. I, 83 B "AXXoioTpoTpeirerai. TTOUciXms.
aXhj\o(j>vris, es, ((j)va)
growing out of one an-
TreiT-at,
other.
Plut.
n, 908 E.
dXX7;Xo(/)uiBs,
adv. hy growing out of one another.
aKKowrponia, n, 48 B.
aWoiotpavia,
as,
fj,
mutation, change.
Epiph.
Anast. Sin. 261 C.

dXXijXoxpeot, ai, a, (xp^'os) indebted to
other.
as,
fj,
((pcovrj)
dXXoyXmo-o-i'a.
one an-
Epiph.
I,
221 D.
Amphil. 45 B.
In logic, o fit' dXKrjaWfiXav, of one another. Xap Spas or rpcmos, circle. Nicom. 7.5. Sext.
99, 6.
dXXotd;(poos, ov, (,XP'') 236, 7.

oXXomSo),
of different
change.'
color.
Sext.
wcrm,
to
alter,
Classical.
In
Diog.
9,
89 'O
St' dXXijXcai'
rpmos
crv-
vtaraTcu orav t6 6<j>7Xov tov ^TjTovp^vov npaypjiTos elvm
SiaêâuanKov
p^pfiav e^î Trjs
e/c
2. Passive, to be estranged. Sept. Mace. 1, 11, 12 'J3XKota>6ri roC 'AXeâvSpov, forsook.

Sept. Ps. 44,
59, 1
1.
79, 1 'Yn-cp
rmv
aXXoiajft)-
TOV ^rjTOvpJvov irloTeas.
oKXrjvaKKas
trarily.
crofieviov.
Tois
dl\Xoia>6rj(Toiievois.
SjJ,
is
aK\r}v oKKcos, at
I,
random, arbi-
all
these places, D'JtyiK'
t<pon shoshan-
Epiph.
473 B.
Plut.
I,
nim, a musical instrument,
aXif SKKiyape, the Latin alligare. n, 280 A. allium SKKiovp,, the Latin
oXXi;!, see
founded with nJty

34 A.
dXXotwo'ts,
etos,
apparently con-
oKXoLoa.
luthon.
f], ^= davvraKTov (TxrjpM, anacoPseudo-PZM. Vit. Horn. 1098 B.
:=:
irKopoSov.
aiCKoi,ii)Tptas,
incorrect for dXXaiorc'pa>s, which
Diosc. 2, 181 (182).

cXKiTovivTos, for akvravevTos, ov, (Xtrai/cuci)) inexorable.
'AXXo|8iot,
see.
dXXoKBTtKos,
Tj,
OV, alterative.
Galen.
II,
239 B,
Anthol. IV, 256.

01,
medicine.
aXXoicBTos,
r),
fflv,
Allobii,
Indian philosophers.
ov,
(dXXojdco) changeable, mutable.
Clem. A.
I,
780 A.
SKkoyiveSKoi, ov, (fiKkos, yeveSXrj)
aXKoyevfjS.
425 A. dXXoyewjs, es, (aWos, yevoy) of another race, stranger. Sept. Gen. 17, 27, e6vri. Lev. 22, Substantively, 6 dX12, dvrjp, not a Jew. Sept. Ex. 12, 43. 29, 33. Xoyevfis, foreigner.
Greg. Naz. Til,
Nicom. 68. Plut. 11, 882 C. Orig. I, 697 A. 1017 C. Athan. 11, 86 C. 817 C (in the Nicene Creed).
dXXon-dêia, as,
fj,
(oKKonadfjs)
513, 65.
external influx
ence.
Diod.
is,
;
II,
dXXcwra^^s,
{SKKos, iraOciv) suffering
from
Luc. 17, 18.

dXXoyXmo-o-m, as,
language.
dXXoyi/(B/iiBy,
Jos.
oy,
(aXXdyXaco-os) diversity of Ant. 1, 5. Ptol. Tetrab. (yvajtu)) fickle.

^,
In gramopposed to avroiraBrjs. mar, a pronoun is dXXon-a^^s, when it is not the same as the subject of the verb upon as in Timrto o-e, TviTTeis which it depends Apollon. D. Pron. 316 A. Et. M. 496, fie.
without
;
183.
dXXoSoTnjr,
32.
dXXoSaTrds.
Theod.
II, 1
621 B.
3,
dXXdn-ioTos, ov, (wiVtis)
of another
religion,
dXXoSiKijs, ov, 6, (Sira;)
unrighteous.
SibyU.
a Christian.
Anast. Sin. 780 D.
not Porph.
390.
dXXoSoî'a, ay, ^,
Adm.
{aXKoboôs) having a wrong Athan. 11, 532 B.
86, 12.
dXXoTTOtds, ov, (TToiem) that
opinion.
dXXdSo|or, ov, (8o|a)
that
is,
more than
one.
makes other things, Prod. Parmen. 569
eTepdSo|oy.
^lÂara. II,
45 D.
dXXocflwjs,
Genes. 85, 10.

f'r,
(aXXos, eflvos)
foreign.
Sept.
Mace.
3,
of another nation, iVicoZ. D. 86. 4, 6.

IV, 2003.
Philon
5, 4.
II,
(161). aXkonros, ov, (opda) Caesarius 1052.

oXAos,
T),
of diverse appearance.
Sept. Josu. 4, 9
65, 4 'A/cap-
o,
other, another.
Dion.
IT. I,
402. n, 853, 15. 1145.
Slrab. 2, 1, 31, p. 128, 21.

44, not
a Jew.
Jos.
fj,
/os.
Ant. 11,
7, 3.
SubDiod.
2,
572,
"AXXovs 8eaSa Xidovs. Polyb. 2, vdvav SKKovs toctovtovs. 3, 95,

vavs
2 TpiaKovra
KM
stantively, 6 dXXoefli/^r, foreigner.

37.
2,
11, 49.
SfKa Trpoa-jreirXripioKms SXKas. Diod. Matt. 4, 21 "AXXous dvo d8e\(f>ovs,

Diosc.
1,
48.
Ant. 19,
other two brothers.

fjjj.ipas.
32"AXXas
okto)
oKKofBvia, as,
the being aXXoedvris, difference

1, 2.
of nation.
aXXotw'a, as,
fj,
Strab. 12,
(aXXos, ohos) the mixing of wines.
Lucian. II, 558 "PJCKov ha <T<i)iaiv 'nrma (^((Teai. Clem. A- I, 745 C "AXXos e's, Eust. Ant. 628 B "AXXjjy 8e. another one.
p.iav
Plut.
n, 661 D.
(aTpo(i>rj)
wapaSelyiiaTos eUova.
"AXXa dvr aXXav

Clementin. 316 A.
^Xvdpels..
dXXotdoTpocôs, ov,
strophas.
not having anti-
Xfyeiv, to talk at
random.
Heph. Poem.
9, 3.
408
'AXXa yap dvr cDCKav opiâv
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aXkoTpiaô}
118
crarcs fioi
aXfio7roTi<;
ov,
Adam. 1740
rfj
B.
Apoptli. 328 B Ti
dK\oTpwx<opos,
stranger.
(x^pa) of another country,

3,
aXXfi
the other day.
Jos. Ant.
12, 3.
8, 7, 5.
aXKoTptdto) (dWoVpiOf)
dWoTpiais
exî-v,
a\-
manner. dXKorplais (dXXoTpios), adv. in a hostile

'AXXoTpiais ex""' '" 8'K"<^^'"'-' ^ Stareerjvai, Polyb. 3, 67, 8 Xlpof airoiis dXto he hostile.
Xorpio)? hiMKupevmv.
\oTpias hiaKcia-dai, L. alieno animo alienated, estranged, or disaffected,

tile
esse, to he
to
he hos-
to
any one.
Polyb. 15, 22,

6, (ydfios)
aWorpiayaiios, on,
I,
1.
Diod. 11, 64, ex"'^"

'
p.oixos.
Theod.
a husy-
TTpos Toiis haKcbaipovLovs.
16, 62, diaKei/ievovs

del Sif-
1248 A.
6,
Tols YLepa-ais.
17,
101
AXKoTpiarepov
:
oKKoTpioema-Konos, ov,
(ima-Kovos)
Petr.
ridr] Tvpos avTOV.
body
Ant.
in other
men's matters.
1, 4, 15.
dXKoTpiaa-is,
ecos,
fj,
estrangement
hostility.
d\\oTpioKdp.aTos, ov, (xdiiaTos) toiling for others.
Sept. Jer. 17, 17

triv.
M^
yevqBfjs poi els dXXoT-pim-
Mon. 1476 D.
rjira,,
Xehem.
Tiji/ rrjs
13, 30, strangers.
Diod.
II,
602,
aK\oTpto\oyea>,
(Xeym)
to
speak irrelevantly.
76
a-iv.
KXeoTrdrpas irpbs avrov oKKoTpiaI,
Strab. 1, 4,-1, p. 96, 12. aXXorpiOToof, or, {voos your) essentially
Philon
46, 26.
358, 12.
439, 11 'H
572, 10
dK-
Trpoy rjSovfiv dWorpioKTiS.
H,
74, 8.
Xo8o|o9, eVspoSogos, in the sense of heretical,
Et
TLS ecTTtv
avra
Trpos to 'lovhaltov yevos oKKo-
dim. 1116 D, Xoyour.

aXXoTpiooi;a-ior, ov,
of another
oicria.
Athan. U,
801 A, dWfiXcov. dXKorpimrpayia (TTpdcra-a), to be an intermeddler, to meddle with other people's business. Hence, to excite commotions, to create disturbances.
Polyb.
5,
App. II, 409, 60 Tr}v re T^f ôvXfjs rpiams. Basil. I, 645 A s TOV Kalaapa aKKoTpitatriv. T^f dXXoT-ptmo-ecar tov jwvoyevovs irpos tov
irarepa.
dXXoTpoTrms (TpoTToy), adv. in another manner.

Stud. 1701 C.
oKkovîtov,
(ovos,
f),
41, 8.
fj,
the
Latin
a11uv
j]
tiKKoTpionpayia, as,
an intermeddling. Plut. U,
(âXKorpioTrpdyfimv)
Antec.
2, 1,
19
^v(riKrj KTrjcris iari Kai

rj
Trjs
57 D.
Pseudo-D/on. 897 A.
i]<ra>,
aXKoTpiowpayiJiOveto,
=
who
oKKovîoiVos
(Tis
rj
dXXov/StoJV 5e ioTiv
irpoaicKv-
irpoo'xiâ'ts.
dXKoTpicnrpayia).
Simplic. Enchir.
419 (264
Xov/3t<uv09 r(5
oSfj,
yap fjperepa dypa 6

Oirep
8td
t^s
dX-
irorapxts irpoSetrffo-
A).
*aXXoTpior,
a, ov, hostile, rebellious.
(pvaiKa vopco r^s fifierepas yiveToi
Inscr. 4697,
Telas.
19
Tmv dWorpia
tppovrjcrdvTODv,
of
those
dKKo<^po(rvvq,
r)s, rj,
(tftpifv')
a thinking
otherwise.
rebelled against the
king.
Polyb. 24,
8, 8.
Apollin. L. 1421 C.
dXXo0vXci>,
ô"o), to
28, 4, 4 Eifimj dXXorpioi' avTOV ovra Papaioov. 37,

2,
7
imitate the oKKo^vKoi, fi'om
'AXXorpta
(ppovelv
tov
/Sao'tXecof.
Diod. 11, 27.
16, 65, povapxlas.
18, 23, rals
Jewish point of view. Mace. 18.

the
dXXo^vXio-ôs, ov,
gentile
4, 13.
2, 6, 24.
17,
Pseudo-/os.
ISims imjioXats.
'Korpiai etcrt
Porphyr. Aneb. 31, 11 'aXvov
6,
(dXXo(ûXos) adoption of
Sept.
7rpoo'(ppeadat irpos rrfv tov
manners and customs.

Orig.
I,
Maec.
2,
jcadapoTTjTa.
589 D.
2.
Greek.
8,
7,
Satanic,
diabolical,
in
ecclesiastical
3.
Just. Tr. 30.
nvfvpa.
Substantively,
Const.
Const. Apost. 8,
6
dXXo^mvia, as, Jos. Ant. 1,

dK\6(jici3vos,
(dXXd^fflvoy)
dXKoykairaia.
4, 3.
(<j)ajvif)
oXXdrptor,
ov,
speaking another lan3, 6.
hostls.
adversary, the
Sulftn.
enemy of God and man,

Apost.
7,
guage:
Sept.
Ezech.
simply,
1.
8,
6.
12
Twv
;êt/xafop.ei/a)i/
vno tov dXkoTplov.

Inscr.
23, 14,
1.
akXoxpota, as, i}, (dXXdxpoof) variety of Adam. S. 417.

dXkvTrfs
aX/ia,
2,
colors.
*dWoTpi6rrjs,
tjtos,
t),
hostility, rebellion.
2,
dkvrqs.
Et.
M.
72, 18.
4697, 23.
6 Trjs irpos
Polyb.
44,
3,
48, 11.
the Latin
9.
alma, from almus.

(aXâ) saltatory.
Philostrg.
Papaiovs dXkoTpiorrjTos. Diod. 1, 68 TovvavTwv 8' eKelvovs TTpOTpeyjrdpevos els

dWoTptorrira
ypedrj.
(Tvvaireo'Trj
HKparias, ov,
6,
Adam,
S.
koI âtriKevs
avrbs
440.
dXfifi'ix"o'>'>
11, 28 Trjs
rav
'Adrjvaiaiv Trpor Toiis
oC, TO,
almanac?
toIs oKpevixaKo'is.
Porphyr.
Iambi.
the
^"EXKrivas dKkoTpioTrjTos.
18,
13 T^ Kara Ta>v
Aneb. 41, 18 'Ev

Arabic
3,
lâKedovCOV dWoTpiOTTJTl.
266, 6 Toia-a-a\p,e(rxi.naKots.
(Compare
dWoTpwrpoirois, (dXXoTpios, rplmos) ady. ^= dXXoTpoTtios, in another manner, otherwise. Aster. Urb. 149 A.
dXXoTpiovtrior
^=. dKKoTpioov<n,os.
MaNaX
rj,
?)
SKp.eva-Ls, ems,
Athan.
11,
781 C.
aXKorptotppoveca,
rjo'at,
(dX/xeum) a pickling. Diosc. 81 (91). dikptvrfjs, ov, 6, L. salgamarius, maker or seller of pickles. Diosc. 1, 27, p. 43.
45 (52).
(<bpr]v^ to
have
4.
hostile feel-
oKptvai.
2,
evo-ai, (dXjou;)
to pickle.
Diosc.
1,
172.
ing or intentions.
Diod. 17,
(^{JXoi')
134, et alibi.
dXXorpt60uXo?,
Xuedvrjs.
ov,
îz dXXoyeV7;y, dX3.
dX/iOTTOTiy, 180s, ^, (oKiur), iriva)
drinker of brine.
Jos.
Ant. 14, 16,
Athen.
1,
59.
Digitized
by Microsoft
oKfivpi^co
SXuujji'ffi),
119
6e saft.
2,
aX?
549, 31
fV<B,
(dX/ivp(is)
lifj
(0
Diosc.
1,
Hae
fjpos,
salinae, SKoBriKia;
is
6,
perhaps the
11
Tj
yev<Ti,
dX/iup/fftv.
TTji/
fivplôvcn 8i jTpos
Allien. 9, 5.
SKjiVpis, i8of, ^,
ycvcriv,
156 (157) 'aXhave a salt taste.

36, 49.
II,
true reading
aXoirjTTjp,
dXoTnjyia.
{oKoida)
grinder.
Nonn.
1,
:^
SKi/iou.
Aet.
soil.
1, p.
Dion. 17, 237, o-ifiT/pos. Agath. Epig. 92, obovs, L. molares (dentes).
aXoiVts, tSos,
<lXot0ij, ^f,
fj,
dXûpoyfMs,
(Bv,
(y^) of salt
Philon
111,
34, Trefitas.
oKjiavl, see (jieXficovl.
z^ yepnavrj. Diosc. 3, 3. L. litura, an effacing, blotting out. Sept. Ex. 17, 14 'AXoifpa eâXeiâ to p,i>r]p.6f],
oXoa, the
(25).
Latin
aloa
::= dXdj;.
Diosc.
3,
22
(Tvvov 'ApoKriK e< rfjs

ly
ovpavov,
will utter-
/iXoyEtjo/â(, evtrofuu,
Cic. Attic. 6, 4.
Anc.
'H
16. 17.
To commit bestiality. (Compare Const. Apost. 6, 28

so.
2.
(oKoyos)
to
act like
a fool.
put out the remembrance of Amalek from under heaven. Plut. II, 611 A.
dXoi'm
r=
oKoiao).
Diog.
7,
31.
SkoTrqyia, mv, Ta, (aXoTrrjyos} L.
salinae,
salt-
ffpos
TO oXoya,
to he
der/Xyfia.)
works.
2, 1 2, 24.
Strab.
7,
4,
7.
11,
14, 8.
12, 5, 4.
MKoyfofuu,
deceived.
Sept.
Mace.
Plut.
n, 33 E.
of
the efflorescence
Po/j/6. 8, 2, 4.
28, 9, 8, to he circumvented.
fie
dXoo'dvdivos, ov, (^Xderawflov)
Lucian. HI, 672''A(l)es

X^pi.v,
fUKpbv, rjXoyrnxai (tov
of salt.
salt.
Diosc.
I have
'
lost
my
senses.
Hes. 'AXoyeiToi,
error,
d\6(Tavdov, ov, TO,
jitopalvu.
.dXo'yi;/ia,
&\oyri6fjvai, fiopavBrjvai.
to,
dXof av6os, efflorescence of Galen. XIII, 317 C.
5,
76 (titul.).
ot-os,
9,
(dXoyea))
mistake.
^KofTKopobov, ov, TO, (aX?, tTic6pohov)

pts.
r^
Kainra-
Polyh.
oKoyrjîOV
16, 5, et alibi.
Diosc.
2,
fj,
204,
Mkoyt(TTaiv<o
46.
^= Bet oKoyfiv. Philon I, 312, 24. ^= akoyiaros tlp.i. Just. Apol.
'AXovtaiv, aivos,
1,
1.
dXdo-KopSoi/.
'AXjStav.
Agathem. 352.
alum,
Philostrg.
akovjxev,
to,
464 A.
Schol. Dion. P. 356, 35.

,
'ôyiiTTsvToSi ov,
^los.
^=
akoyiCTTos.
Aster. 188 C,
a-TvnTrjpia.
Phot. IV, 96 A.
oKovfLvos, a,
elfii.
a1umen Lyd. 144, 22. the Latin alumnus,
the Latin
alumna.
oKoyuTTeoi
=z
as,
oKoyitTTos
Aristeas
3.
24.
Antec.
1, 6, 5.
rj,
Pint. 11, 656
D.
fj,
Loncjin. 10,
dXovpyia, as,
aXovpyiKOs,
II,
ij,
^=
aKoyiuTLa,
fully.
(oKoyurros)
8.
thoughtlessness,
ov,
AXovpyis.
Philostr. 159.
dXovpydi, dXoupy^f.
Eus.
Sept.
et alibi.
Mace. 2, 14, Plut. U, 466 C.

ov,
Polyb. 11, 4, Tatian. 17.
2,
1221 A, dXoupytff.
iXovpyol3a(j)rjs, is, {aXovpyos, ^dnTO)) purple-dyed.

?
-oKoyoBiTJiTos,
(Xoyoflereto)
indisputable
Clem. A.
I,
528 A.
purple-woven.
Scyl.
713, 22.
oi,
dXovpyoiKprjs,
(s, (vcj)aiv<o)
Epiph.
"AXoyoi, mv,
(oXoyor) a
name given
848 B.
to those
I,
245 A.
r)(Ttt>,
who
rejected the Gospel of
Apocalypse.
gested
Epiph.
d
I,
called also 'Avorp-oi.
John and the They were [The name was sugin the first verse of
dXovpyocpopeo),
Isid.
Qôpia)
to
wear purple.
317 B.
rj,
aXovra,
the Latin
aluta
to airb
<mmrq-
by the X
a>5?)v,
yoj
plas Sepjaa.
dXoi^TKim
Saint John's Gospel.]

dXoydopat,
Orig.
I,
Lyd. 144, 21.

dXouTf'a).
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 442.
(oXoyof)
180 C.
become irrational. Prod. Parmen. 617 (16).

to
Nonn. Dion. dXox^vTos, ov, (Xox^vai) virgin. 2. Born not in the natural way; 41, 53.
used with reference to the birth of Christ.

.oXoyos, ov, irrational, in
prosody.
Dion. H. V,
Prod. CP. 705
D 'Qb\v aXdêwToy.
Quin. 79
144, 1.
109, 3 Toirov tov ttoSos
{-S)
rrju
'AXo'xeuToi/ TOK in t^s rrapdevov
6tiov tokov
k. t. X.
paKpav Ppa^fVTcpav elvai <j)aa'i t^9 rekeias, the long syllable of a dactyl is less than 2. 2. Substantively, to Skoyov,
burden,
Cyrill.
sc.
of
6p,oXoyovvTes, i>s Kal dimopais <rv(TtdvTa,
(ôv, beast
Hes. 'AXoxevTov, ayewrjTOv. (Compare Clem. A. n, 529 B 'AXX', Qjf lotKc To'is noXXols koi
p.ixP''
commonly horse. Gregent. 600 A. Joann. Mosch. Scyth. V. S 288 B.

.
^^
yevvrjo-iv
SokeZ 17 Mapidp, Xe^ ""<" 3' '"7" tov TraiSiov ovK ova-a Xe^w- Method.
KOti/oj/
2881 C.
et alibi.
CAron. 546,
9.
717,12.
alibi.
3,
733,10,
357 C To
T^y vmpipvovs crov Xox^las.)
Theoph. 728, 16, et
"AXmof,
22 (25).
lign3,
a, ov,
oKoe, barbarous, ^=i akor).

-dXdij,
i;s,
ff,
Diosc.
4, 3, 3.
4,
("AXmr) Alpinus, Alpine. Strab. 6, 1 Td yap"PiXma (oprj) KoXeladm
D'Snx and niSnX, aloe,

Joann.
aloes,
'
aloes.
(25).
3, raXXiKJj
19, 39.
Diosc.
Plut.
22
Trporepov" AKfiia, KaQdrrep koI 'AXîi>via. "Kkms,^<s,{,,Alp. Dio,,. P. 295. 3ii.
Coms
,
yevTiavT).
11,
141
monly
Alps.
in the plural at "AXTTf ir,
pe
the
F, et alibi.
-dXoj/Sdpjov, mi, TO, aloes-pill.
cO<orjTT]s,
Polyb.
d,
3, 34, 4.
Dion. H.
p,eyav
I,
27, 14.
Aet.
3,
100.
*aXf, dXof,
L. sal, safc
S'
Classical.
Archil
ov, 6,
(dXoda)) thresher.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
94 "OpKOV
ivo<T<j)ia-6ris
293 A.
'Sko6r\Kid,Ta,
Tpdmiav.
{SKs, 6riKq)
Dem.
400. 401.
"AXas re Koi Philon H, 69, 19
salt-works.
Charis.
'AXwi'
(cat
TpaniCrjS fuQiôvTas. 71, 1 TpoTrefijr
Digitized
by Microsoft
dKffOi
Kal dXav,
120
audpanoLS
aX(j)d^'n''''^
a trv^ôXa
yvrja-lov <j>iXias
avfiprjvrm.
KVfjuvov iv
Plut. 11, 684

Tfi
Ot
iTfpX
oKa am
Trapoifiia Xfyofifvoi,
when two
friends wished
render their friendship inviolable, they ate bread and salt (or salt and cumin) together. Diosc. 5, 128 (129)
to
Substantively, to aXva-a-ov, alysson Diosc. 3, 95 (105) AoKei Galen. XHI, 153 E. 8c KOI Xiaaav IdurBai. ^"'- *}^rjira, to be akvTapxVaXvrapxô), aXvrapxqs, ov, 6, {aK<iTr)s, apx<) *^ cAie/ o/
2.
aXva-a-os ôravr,.
police.
Lucian.
I,
783.
Ifai. 286 bis.

''?
Et.
'aXos avdos, efflorescence of salt.

oKcros, cos, TO, grove.
M.
72,
13 'AXuTopx^Sj o '^^ ^^
'OXvimuma
dXvrdpxi)!.
sc. l/idTux.
Classical. In the followcorresponds to nntVK and Sept. Reg. 1, 7, 4 Tas Baninsyy, Astarte.
aytovi fvKOO'filas apx<ov.
ing passages
it
aXvrapxtKOs,
tj,
w, pertaining
6,
to
an
Mai. 312
'E(f)6pe(re to.
dXvTapxtKo,
aWfi Kal
is
TO.
oKur) 'Atrrapad,
1, 12,
where
'Airrapaid
dXvrapxos, ov,
superfluous.
10 '^SovXeia-aiMev toXs
BaaXljLi Kal rots akcrea-t.

a\a-<oixa, aros, to,
aXvrdpxv!- Mai. 417. dXuTijr or dXXvrrjs, ov, 6, one of the lictors. Elean word. Et. M. 72, 14.
:=
An
=n
aXo'OS.
AquU. Reg.
4, 23,
aXvTos,
ov,
insolvable,
II,
4 (^Symm.
16.
irepiPdp.iov).
ak(r(ov, covos, 6, zzz
akaos.
Aquil. Reg. 4, 17,
Clem. 4. Alex. 321
16 A.
2.
Sext. 472,
7,
diropla.
Unbroken.
Em.
D "AXdtov
aXrapiKov, to, the Arabic oK-rapeK, the appear-
3. Unanswered by the to break the fast. Mich. Due. Novell. emperor, as a petition.
327.
^fX0
^x^''"
"^^ vrjoTeiav, not
ing by night
(according to Sale).
Nicet.
Byz. 773
okTiqpia, as,
8.5.
A
f],
{Koran, cap. 86).

exercise with the oKTrjpes.
aXc</).
Eus.
m,
788 C.
Artem.
Orib.
*aX(pa, TO, indeclinable, alpha, the

first letter
name
Callias
of the
of the alphabet.
Plut.
11,
apud
oKTTjpia, av,
I,
to.,
^=
iKTrjpcs.
A ntyll.
apud
Allien. 10, 79.

d\(j)a0riTdpLv for
738 A.
ov,
to,
{dK<jid-
532, 12.
534, 6.
aKTtjpioj3oKia, as, ^,
=
s
dXtjja^Tp-dpwv,
acrostic.
oKi^piuiv ôXrj.
Orib.
I,
^rjTos)
alphabetical
Porph.
Car.
532.
383.
Tj,
oKvKaTos,
ov,
{SKvKos) salted.
s
Xenocr.
76.
dX<f}d^r]Tos, ov, 6,
rarely
17,
{aXtjâ, jS^To)
alphaTertull.
dXuKei'a, af , ^,
L.
a1
u r a, a
salting, pickling.
betus,
II,
alphabet.
Iren. 617 A. EpipJt.Il, 48 C.

TJ
Ptol. Tetrab. 181.
70
A Ex
B,
Graecorum alphabeto.
7, 1.
Thorn.
oKvkLs, ihos,
I, 6.
ri,
salsugo,
saliness.
Strab. 4,
Plut.
dXuKOf,
Sea
T],
H, 897 A. 6v, salt. *H 'AKvKTf QoKatTtra, the Salt Sept. Josu. 15, 2 Nexpa QaXaxra-a.
dakaa-a-a tS>v dXSiv).
A, A.
cal
is
14, 1.
m,
244
Clim. 1017
A
in
dX(^d/3ijToj.
[The
original Greek alphabet was identiwith the Phoenician or Shemitic. This
(12, 3
ij
'AX^ QaXaaaâ.
86, 90.
2. Ruddy.
Afric. 69
established
the
following
manner
Hippol. Haer.
Plut. U,
aXvpxtvTos, ov, (Xvpâlvopui) uninjured.
5 E.
Porphyr. apud Eus.
Ill,
924 B.
Alex. Trail.
Inscr. 5996
(a) The Greek letters used in the most ancient inscription are, as to fonn, essentially the same as the con-esponding letters found in Phoenician inscriptions and on Hebrew
(1>) The relative position of nearly all the letters in the two alphabets is the same. The arrangement of the Shemitic letters is seen in the alphabetic Psalms and in the
dXvTrios, ov, (XuTTT))
free from pain.

Alypius.
coins.
581, ôTavrj,, stilling pain.
'AXiwis for 'AXvmos,

'iXediy
o-ot,
6,
'KXvm !
TO,
aXvTTOv, ov,
(aXuTTos)
a1 yp o n
an herb.
Diosc. 4, 177 (180).

"AXvs.
Halys, a river. iioi; Classical. o, [Theoph. Cont. 427 toO'aXu for'AXuoy,] &Xvcrlhiov, TO, (oXuo-is) chain. Philon II, 152, 9. Theoph. 434.
dXvo'iSmTor,
Sept.
tj,
Lamentations. The Greek letters are found arranged alphabetically on an ancient Etruscan vase made before the introduction of Q.
Tlius,
ABrAEFZHeiKAMNSOnQPSTYX**,
where
stands before *.
In another anfollowing hne,
ov,
(aXuo-ts)
made
1, 17,
like
a chain.
15, 6a>-
we find the ABrAEFHZeiKANM, where

cient inscription,
fore
Z,
stands be6183.
10,
Ex.
28, 22.
Reg.
QapaKa SKv6, 23,
and
before
Callias
{Inscr.
a-ibaiTov,
coat of mail.
5, 30.
Polyb.
Franz, p. 22).
(apud Athen.
po|.
Diod.
1,
Strab. 3,
3, 6.
(Comto dXu1,
79) gives the letters in the following order
pare Poll.
135 Qo)paKs 6e
Sept.
o 8e c'l dXtJo-EMc)
Substantively,
Ex.
28, 28.
1.
ol fiev <f>oXiBaiTol,
ABrAHeEIKAMNgOnP2TY*X*a, where is omitted, and E is placed between e and

(c)
Z
I.
o-tSuTd, sc. fpya.

6,
Mace.
The names
35.
cally the
of the Greek letters are radisame as those of the correspond;
oXuo-treXeia, or, ^, (nXuo-iTeX^s) unprofitableness:
ing Shemitic letters

;3v<9,
as SKet^ or 3X0,
oXi/mj,
damage, injury.
II,
Polyb. 4, 47,
^fjTa.
Skva-o-os, ov, (Xia-a-a)
648 A''aXuo-o-os
free from madness. Plut. ôravrj, madwort, a plant.
letters is
priority of the Phoenician established by the fact that thensignificant,
The
names are
whereas in Greek
Digitized
by Microsoft
a\(f>a^T]TO^
these
121
5,
aXcoO
57 seq.
names have no meaning whatever.
Eur.
Eus.
m,
Pal. Frag. 2.
788 B.
p. 75.
Plat. Phaedr. 274 C.

1, 16.
The
original
Greek alphabet consisted of

;
Alcidam. PaL Phileb. 18 B.

Cic.
Diod.
22.
3, 67.
5,
57. 74.
the Phoenician characters, except tsade, the sound of which was inadmissible in Greek ABrAEF
twenty-one letters
is,
that
of
all
Dion. H. V, 73, 4. (56). Jos. Ant. 1, 2, 3.

P^Mi. n, 738.
Plin.
N. D. 3 K. H. 7, 57
Tac. Annal. 11, 14.
Mer. 710-717. 780-790.

Eudoc.
vTTO
To this ZHeiKAMNSOnQPST. the Greeks added Y*XS*Q. But

time
all
alphabet
for a long
1169.
Cramer. IV, 318. 319. 400.
M.
the letters were not used
Greek
tribes.
by all the Thus, the ancients speak of

and of the Ionic
II.
tov HaXafujSovs evpedcla-iv AapiKols ypdnpaaiv. It is natural to suppose that the Greeks
originally wrote from right to
left,
271 Toiy
the Attic letters
letters.
in imi-
ScM.
01
Venet.
Horn.
rjcrav
7,
185, p. 182
o^x
tation
avToi
yap
napa
783
irficrt
tois "EXXijo-i
But
of their masters, the Phoenicians. of this there is no historical proof
XapaKTrjpes
ov6p.aTa.
fimcôpa 8e Koi
to. took
aroi^ciav
The
in
ôvcrrp'o(f)r)S6v
mode
of writing appears
inscriptions.
Bekker.
{Cramer. IV, 318)
some of the most ancient
JliBavbv 8e Kara roirov evperas yeyevfja-Bm.
The
Attic alphabet is found in Attic in-
scriptions
cut
before
the
archonship
of
the prevalence of this method, must have been towards the left, and consequently the ^rst
line
The tendency, however, even during
Euclides (B. C. 403).

following letters:
It consists of the
must have run
in that direction.
In-
ABrAEZHeiKAMNOnPS
is
TY$X.
The
Ionic alphabet
the same as that
which the odd lines are written from right to left must be regarded as of great antiquity. The same remark
scriptions, therefore, in
used at the present day, and called the
applies to single lines or words.

scriptions, in
As
to in-
The Athenians formally Greek alphabet. adopted it during the archonship of Euclides.
According to Andron,
;
it first
made
its
appearance at Samos
that Callistratus
and Ephorus states the Samian brought it to
Athens during the Peloponnesian war. The Athenians, however, must have been acquainted with it before the time of Callistratus, for Callias mentions all the characters
it. Callias apud Athen. 10, 79. Eur. Thes. Frag. 4, where GHSEYS is written with an H. Agathon. Teleph. apud A then. Arist. Babyl. apud Hes. et Phot. 10, 80. Lex. et Suid. Sap.iwu 6 Srjpos. Ephor. apud Schol. Venet. Horn. E. 7, 185, p. 182 KaXXi-
peculiar to
which the odd lines run from left to right, they must have been cut when the tendency was towards the right in short, they are later imitations. According to Euphorion (apud Harpocr. '0 KaraiBev j/o/iof) the laws of Solon were written /3ouo-rpo0?;Soj/ and as Herodotus (2, 36) does not intimate that the Greeks wrote in any other way than from left to right, it may be inferred that the /Souo-rpo^TjSo!/ method was entirely obsolete when he was a child, and obsolescent before
;
Solon's death.]
aK<priaTfip, fjpos, 6,
aK(f)rfaTrjs.
Sihyll. 1, 98,
et alibi.
dK(f)iTri86v {a\(j)iTa),
adv.
like barley^meal.
IE,
Diosc.
et
orparos 8e 6 Sd/iios inl
rail/
nfXorTovvrjcrmKav
Eupor.
alibi.
2,
49.
Galen.
5.
394 A.
397 F,
TavTtiv peTTiveyKf Tr/v ypapfW-TLKriv Koi jrapeSa-
Soran. 250,
Poll.
7,
Kv 'A6rivaiOi,s 3>s
(f>ria-iv
"Ecjiopos.
A ndron
et
aKcjUTOiiavTis, ca>s, 6, {fiavrts) diviner by barley-
Theopomp. apud Phot. Lex. et Suid. âpimv 6 Brjpos .... Ilapa 2ap,ioi9 evpedt] npoyrois ra KA ypaiipara {mo KaXKicrTpaTov, ms "AvSpav
iv
meal.
16.
188.
Porphyr. Aneb. 34,
aK<piTo(f)dyos, ov, {<j)ayeTv) eating barley-meal or
TpmoSi. Tovs 8e 'ASrjvalovs eiretce

apxpvTos Eu/cXeiSou
JoTopei OeoTTopiros.
j^pfjirBai
barley-bread.
'AXîTiB,
ois,
f],
Ael. N. A. 17, 31.

{aX<j>iTov)
Tois tS)V 'Ioovcbi' yp6.p,p.a(n,v
('Apxlvovs 6 'Adrj-
Alphito,
bug-
valov)
eTTt
Uepl 8e
Plut.
Trjs
I,
Tov TTfiiravTos
bear that frightens children. B.

aK(j)6s,
7j,
Plut. II, 1040
319
'Gs
iXeyêi
ra
ypap-p-aTa
p.eT
6u,
albus,
white.
Hes.
'A\(f>ois,
"EvKKeidrjv
8vTa ypapp.aTiKrfs.
Bekker.
783
\fVKois.
d\(j)o>Sris, es,
{Cramer. IV, 318) Ots 8e miv xp^P'fSa (xafOKTrlpai) clalv 'lioviKol, eiareveyKavTos 'Apxlvov
{nap' 'A6r]vaiois) '^tÛTjia tovs ypafipMna-ras,
{oKipos) leprous.
Galen. VI, 118
E.
a\^r]Tos, ov,
{Xa^dopai) uninjured.
Philon
I,
^yow
TOVS SiSacrKoKovs, iraihevciv
ttjv 'lasviKfju
451, 18,
dXa/SijTcas,
(^vo-is.
ypajipaTiKriv, rjyovv to. ypdfifuiTa.

fictions,
conjectures,
For myths, and absurdities concern-
adv. without being injured.

Plut.
II,
Andr.
C. 1041 B.
dXci8,s,
ing the origin of the alphabet, see Slesich.

31 (38).
nysius,
, {SKs)
ri,
salt-like.
627 F.
Anaximander, Hecataeus, und DioAeschyl. Prom. in Bekker. 783. 786.

Gor^r.
dKioeivos,
ov,-
Anthol.
m,
469.470.
Apol. Pal.
16
8, p.
118.
Her.
d\a6, niSx
of the 226 {Secundus).

{SkaT})
dXrni.
threshing-floor.
Sept. Cant. 4, 14.
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by Microsoft

aXav
*S.\a}v, avos, ^,
aijLaX\,o<f}opo<;
122
Aristot.
aXios.
Nomin.
17.
3.
Sept. Gen. 50, 10.

5, et alibi.
Judic. 15,
Matt.
S,
Vent. Sit. et Ex. 22, 6. Luc. Z, 12.
'Apa TOV iraTpos koI tov Mai. 51, 15. 95. 219, 22.
299.
dyiov
nvevparos.
15.
Theoph. 296,
22. 72.
548, 14.
9.
680,
"Apa
Porph. Cer. 20,

irpat, at daicn,
122.
early in the
<tvv,
1, 5,
SKavevofmi,
the
(aXmv) to pass tirm about App. I, threshing-floors in the fields.

eia-ofiai,
morning. Ma. 20, 1. cum. PawZ. Thess. 1,

(rvv
"ApM
4, 1 7.
simul
10 'Ap.
the
528, 63.
avTa
^rjcrmpev.
aXavia, as,
*AX(i)as,
dXffiw'fiB,
<raij
17,
ras oXo)?,
I'o-o),
= =
a\a>v.
Athen. 12, 26.

fles.
ifes.
3.
As soon
as, the
moment
Trj
that.
With
(iXtaviaff.
aorist subjunctive.
Basilic. 2, 2,
i5X<Bi/etJo/iai.
ev aX&xrt
Stayoucrat.
'AXovifbu.t
KaTahiKatrdri, vnoKeiTai
dm
tS)V
235 "Apa tis vopav Troivij.
thresli,
thresh out.
Thoni. Euangel. A, 12, 2 eepiaas
Koi oKcoviiras eVoitjce KOpovs P.
aXmwov,
ov, TO,
oXtov.
Charis. 553, 17 Area,
TO dXoJWoy.
SKavoeibris,
e's,
Porph. Cer. 391, 19 "Apa eltreXSn, the moment he enters, as soon as he shall have entered. With the infinitive preceded by tw (ByzanPolyb. 2, 57, 4 "Ap.a yap tm tine also ToO). KaTaaxelv ttjv rroXtv ApaTos irapavTiKa ....
Kfe a
rjo-a,
aXmi/.
Heron
SkmvoTpiîa,
(jp'iâ)
,Jun. 207, 6.
irapryyyeiXe pr/Seva /iijSevoy awTeaBai Totv dXKo-
dXmvfvo/iat.
Tpiav, as soon as he
3,
became master of the

KaTcKapâve
city.
Sm'rf. 244, 11
'Kkwvia .... aKoivorpi^ca, eVl
T^f aX(Bj/os SiaTptfiw.
2.
104, 5 "Apa
Ta
Stau-ydfetj/
toIs
To
thresh.
Lon-
evâvots tov \6(j}ov. 10, 31, 3

oi
"ApM
t^. trwiSeiK
gus
3, 29, p.
rj,
165,
1,
wupovs.
akanra, as,
:=z dXcoTn;^.
Hes.
Galen. X, 58
pr/a-av
aXtoTTCKctof, ov,
(aXcimj^) /ox's.
B.
aX(i)7rEKia(rir, ecos,
f],
^dpâpoi TO ycyovos ev6ea>s TTTorjBevTes a>pClementin. 1,15 "Apa to wpos (pvyfjv. Apocr. Act. Paul, et Thecl. 26 "Apa IBe'iv. Porph. Adm. 143, 8e TM cla-epxâ-dai avTovs.
^=. aXcoTreKi'a,
alopecia,
:
a disease.
aX<BjreKif<*,
Galen. VI, 118 E.

iVto,
to pZa!/
the
fox, deceive
to
Bdbr. 95, 64 "AXXots dXmTrcKife Simoc. 250, 19. Tois aireiprjTOLs.

overreach.
dXojTrcKoiSjjr, cr,
(dXtim;!)
following.
Sept: Eeg. 3,
dXci)-
dXownjI, Kos, f],fox.

21, 10 El
iKTroirja-ei.
Classical.
6 xovs Sapapeias reus
Tre^t Trai/Ti tco Xaat toIs ttcôIs
pov, if the dust
"Apa TOV clcrfXdflv Tas re iropras eKparrjO-av, "Apa .... apa, simul .... simul. Lyd. 148, 15 "Apa yap to. ireirovtjKara edepdirevaev 6 StKTaTiap, dpa ttjs apxfjs airenavaaro. 173, 19 'A^ B/joCtos .... ttjv vwaTov eêXapê, dpa Tapicvvios 6 rupawos dwoKoKci. 194, 15. 178, 3 "Apa ttjv TroKiapxov. apa ttjv Twv irpaiTioplatv eTrapxoTTjTa dUirovres, both .... and. 240, 8 "A/ia Kepbaivovres, dpa baira1
1
^.
T. X.
of Samaria
shall suffice
the people that follow
for handfuls for all me. Here the trans-
pavTes.
dpAyevTos,
ov,
(^payeva^
Tjpadoeis.
not
enchanted.
lator apparently mistook Sj?ty

7j/'1iy
=^
Spd^, for
Clementin. 460 B.
dpa6a>br)s, S,
aKa>Tni.
^n
Strab. 8, 3, 14.
*aKan6s,
6v,
(dXa)7n)|)
fox-like, foxy.
Hes.
dpoKporipipevTos, ov, (^paKporjpcpevm) not of long
'AXanros, dXajreKaBris, jravovpyos.

evea-TT] 'ivdxf.
2o<pOKKfjs
duration.
Simoc. 322, 13.

tj,
Et.
2. Substantivi/ly,
Ignat. 904
M.
75, 5.
dX<7nj|, fox.
dpakaKia,
as,
=
ij,
^ ov or prj paKaKia.
Lyd.
Pseuddv-
83, 16.
Oiroi yap elai
6S>fs, dXwTroi,
dpaXaKUTTia,
as,
(jidXaxiâ)
strength, vigor.
6pam6pipoi
7V0VS
TtiBrfKoi..
Martyr. Ignat. (inedit.)

pev
KspKtA,
Diod.
II,
4,
35.
ov,
4 "Eoutds poi
fie
pop<prjV pev ?xîv dvBpiiirov, TpoTJj
dpKaKTOs,
(/ioXdcro-a))
not softened.
Pint.
aKtsiiTOv (relovTOs
rfj
emjSou-
953 E.
ov.
\evovTos be
yvajprj,
(fjtXavdpamov pfjpAiTa
dpAkBaKos.
Longin
15, 5, style, severe.
following.
Eudoc.
M.
S9.
irKaTTopevos Ka\ j3ovXev6pVos prjdGV vyUs.

d\a>(j>rjTos,
dpdXBaicTos, ov, (pa\6da-&a) unmitigated.
Aret.
0.
ov,
{XaKpdai)
incessant,
unceasing.
112 D.
Aster. 344 C.
Cyrill.
A. IV, 728
Pint. II, 1005 F.
Pseudo-Dwn. 401 C.
Sept. Gen. 13, 6
apa, adv. together.
Ovk
exd>pei
dpdKiov, incorrect for dîdXXiov.

d/iaXXfioi>,
avTovs
17
y^ KaroiKeiv apa.
22, 19 'Etropevdr)-
ov,
TO,
dpoKKiov, flUet.
Psell.
aav apa eVi to 'bpeap tov "OpKOv.

Ka\ 'lo'parjX
Josu.
8, 3
9,
Stich. 322.
^vvr]\Bn(rav eVi to atiTO cKTToXeprja'at 'irjo-ovv
d^dXXiov,
oil,
TO,
op
sheaf-tand.
Hes. 'ApiDCKiov,
iJTOi
apa
TrdvTes.
Polyh. 23,
Tas apa bcopoboKeltrdai trpotpavas.

together
ivith.
2.
Xidv-
(TXOiviov iv
Tas dpiXXaj b<Tpevova-iv,
With,
Ta SpdypaTa.

without
wool.
fillet,
Followed by the
genitive.
band
for the hair.

ov,
Diod.
II,
529,
61 "Apa Terrdpaiv (perhaps
apaXXor,
cloth.
(/ioXXos)
Hence,
changed by Photius). Pseudo-iVicod. I, A, Apocr. Parad. 10, 1 "Apa Svo KaKoipyav. Const. (536), 1208 C 'Apt tS>v Pilat. 6.
'
napless, without nap, as applied to woollen
Pallad. Laus. 1099 D, koukouXXiov.

(jiepa) sheaf-bearing.
dpoKKofôpos,
.Sa-iaTariou inuTKoirav.
Method. Conf. 684
ov, {dpaKKa, Porphyr. Abstin. 135.
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afiavtKforo<;
aajaviKwros,
ov,
123
garment.
Aliaprdva,
aâpTvpa^
ô-co, rjoopai, to
to.
(pavUiov)
sleeveless
miss the right path.

rjpapTjjpeva, irregular
Theoph. 682, 11.

âuaviTrjs, ov, 6,
Theodos. 1012, 10
apud
tot"
a species o{ mushroom. Nicand. 2, 57 Kai te fiviayras aimviras Galen. VI, 370 D. Orih. I, a<^cv(rms.
fofms;
tis
vevep.r}Ka
from vipa.
verb elpt
1045, 14
is
A then.
'H.paprrriTm
yap to
204,
7.
2.
881 D.
Mushroom, Phot. II, fiviojs. ^non. Med. 261. Swsi. 290, 2

fj
ularly infected.
2.
A
elpi, the
not reg-
To
xin, to
offend against
God.
îept.
Gm.
20, 6, els ip-L
Ex.
Reg.
13,
32, 30,
1, 7, 6,
dpapriav peydXr/v.
ivamiov Kvplov.
piM.
Lev.
4, 14.
Ilo\v(niimvTos 8e
ov jiovov
iirl
toS fivKrjTos \eîs Xeyo/iewj

e/c
1, 12, 23.
2, 12,
ra
ku-
Tov
y^s f^vo^tvov eSaSt/xou

Koivorepov,
Tobit
5, 17.
3, 3
rjpapTov ivimLov oov.
Ju-
nepiTTajiaTos, 6
K. T.
8ij afiaviTtjv (jja/iev
dith
23.
Sir. 38, 15, evavrl tivos.
Baruch
Susan.
X.
01',
2, 12,
em
N.
ndo'i toIs biRaiapaal o'ov.
ajMiTewTOf,
(jiavrevoiMi)
not
prophesied.
T. passim.
6,
fj,
42, 11.
Max. Tyr. Oenom. apud us. HI, 376 C. PAr?/n. Pr. Soph. 26, 9 'Ara/iavreut6 to /lavrevdevra aira^ ireipa-
dpaprds, dBos,
:^
ipapraikos.
Epiph.
I,
852 B.
dpaprds, dSos,
in copying.
fj,
fcrdat (Tr)fjialvei
a6ai afidvTfvTa iroieicr6ai.

Poll. 5, 63,
d/iwijTcBs,
c;(f tv
2.
error in transcribing, mistake

Strab. 13,
1,
Not
divining.
54, p. 51, 14.

3, 9,
Tmv
ip^vfiv.
adv. not divining.
Did. A. 665 B,
2> Sin, in a religious sense. Jos. Ant. 3. Orig. I, 1425 D. 18, 5, 2.

dpdpTrjpa, aros, to, error, mistake.
2,
nvos.
6,
17,
Sept. Sap.
afunms,
(/iovris) without
a prophet.
Oenom.
12, irmSetas fjpSiv, violations

aKova-iov.
apud ms. hi, 365 a Tr/v SfiavTiv fi,avTiKr)V, divination that is no divination, a false art. (Compare the classical firfnip afirjrap, and the
like.)
Artem. 196,
ious sense.
2.
of our Law.
I,
Sin, in a relig-
Sept. Lev. 4, 29.
Philon
289,
11,
35, axovoid Tc Kol eKoiaia.
292, 39 seq.
djiaâpios, ov, (S.p.aâ)

20, 1, 13.
151, 22.
afiaêkarqs.
Basilic.
dpdpTTjOis,
155, 28.
a>s,
fj,
157, 29.
^=
TO dpaprdvetv.
Herm.
to
Vis.
2,2.
ov,
6,
apa^fKarris,
driver.
(apjiâ,
cKaivai)
carriage-
dpapT-qTiKos,
fj,
ov,
prone
to
error or
Agath. 76, 17.

6,
Anion.
11, 18, p. 330, nepl nva.

to sin,
2.
offend.
Prone
ipaêis, eas,
(a/ia|a) wagoner.
Dion Chrys.
by wagons.
to sin,
having a tendency
to sin.
in a religious
n, 339, 46.
Plut.
I,
975 A.
sense.
Basilid. 1265 _B to ApaprrjTiKov, ten-
^pa^rjKaTos, ov, (eXavva) traversed

Poll. S, 96, et alibi.
dency
Clem. A.
with
I,
Apa^Tis, 180s,
fj,
dpapTTjTiKois,
adv.
I,
1053 B. 1293 B. tendency to sin.

Orig. lU,
aypaoTis.
iim^Ptoi,
Just.
ov, Oi'oy) living in
wagons
Diosc. 4, 30. ; applied
Clem. A. 1160 A.
apaprla, as,
p.
1324 C.
error,
H, 268 B.
etc.
nomadic tribes, hamaxobii. Tryph. 117. Ptol. Geogr. 3, 5. (Compare Hor. Carm. 3, 24, 9.)
to certain
f),
Strab.
51,20, mistakes in copying.

Sept.
2.
sin.
13,
1,
54,
Sin, in
ipaôiKos, ov, (piKos)

3, 2.
S>v,
a religious sense.
18, 22,
1,
Gen.
15, 16.
Num.
Joann.
dpaôîos.
Strab.
7,
6avaTrjCJ)6pos,
3,
mortal
Epist.
ol,
4.
1,
5,
16 "EoTtv dpapria ov
dimôKvKiaTat,
(/cuXtm)
wagen-trundlers,
Plut. 11, 304
Tvpos Bdvarov,
da-vyxi>p'iros,
not mortal.
the
Amphil. 97 B,
sin.
a Megarean family, so called. E.

âpapdvTLvos, ov, (dfidpavros)
ranthine.
unpardonable
17
Ilfpi
dpaprtas, for a sin offering.
Sept. Lev. 4, 3
fjs
of amaranth, ama-
Ilpoa-dêi irepl Trjs dpaprias avTov,
^papre,
Hence, unfading. Inscr. 155, 39 (B. C. 340). Petr. 1, 5, 4. Philostr. 741.
poo-xov.
4,32.
5,7.8.
14,31.
IG, 27
Toe
Hes. 'AnapdvTivov,
Apapavrls, ISos, ^,
T.
1.
=
8,
&<TTfiTTov.
axijioeiSes.
Diosc. 4, 28,
Sept. Sap.
life.
ap,apav6ls.
dimpavTos, ov, (jw.paiva>) unfading.
poaxov TOV Trepl Trjs dpaprias. Ps. 39, iMace. 2, 2, 11, sc. dipa. Philon 11, 246, 11. Paul. Hebr. 10, 26 Ovk 'in irepl ipapTiSiv dwoIn the following passages XdiveTai 0va-ia. Sept. Ex. 29, 14, sc. 6v(Tia. n-epi is omitted.
'
2.
1,
6,
13.
Sibyll.
411, fa^, everlasting
29, 36
To pooxdpiov t^s dpaprias.

it is
In
the
Substantively,
s
rantu
to dpA'pavrov,
4, 55. 57.
am aPoll.
following passages
equivalent to Bvcria
Kevravpiov /iiKpdv,
3, 7
xpv<T0K6pir),
(KiXpvoov.
229.
Diosc.
(9).
VU, Kep\ dpaprias. Lev. 4, 24. 5, 9. Orig. TO rrpooayopevov 6vpa or iepeiov. 17 ^
djiapTiKos, incorrect for dpxtprrjnKos.
Damasc.
apdpevpa, oTor, to, (apjipeva') foul water carried

off by
HI, 693 C.
dpapTo\6yos, ov, (dpaprelv, Xe'y<) speaking faultAthen. 4, incorrectly. ily, using language
59.
a sewer.
Greg. Naz.
11,
265 C.
Hes.
Apapfvpa, d6pola-imTa ôpôpov.

dpapcvo), eixra, (dpdpa) to flow, to run.
1, 1 7,
Aristaen.
fijo-
dva Tovs
Kijirovs.
Hes. 'Aitapevav,
dp.apTvpcos
{dpdprupos),
adv.
without
bearing
bevav.
witness.
Clem. A.
I,
1229
TouTovr i^dyeiv
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afJiaprrnXoTrow;
124
d/i/3m'(Bi/,
Crjrill.
aiJ,ede\KTO)<;
avos,
cavTovs duapTvpms \eyofiev, K&u drjfio<na KoXasaid of ftoj/rat, without being true martyrs ;
fj,
A. X, 68
the Latin ambitio, intrigue. KSv toSto Trpoa-axBrj e'l
Marcionite martyrs, whom the orthodox regarded as no martyrs at all, because they
dpîTiavos.
Suid. 'E| dp^înavos, eV TrepiSpo-
prjs Ti Trparrtov, irapa Vayp.cu.ois.
hated the Demim-gus.

ifiapTaiKoTrotos,
ovi,
dpôKeia,
TToiea)
as,
1.
fj,
z=
dp.7T\aKia.
Sept.
Macc.
3,
((5/xapT(oXds,
smful.
2,
19 as V.
Leant.
II,
1981 A.
rj,
dp^Xeas (dpPkvs), adv.

erring.
in
dull
1.
manner.
61, 15.
djuapTiaXds,
6v,
(dfiapTia)
Plut.
U,

dpl3Xia-Kdva)
25 C.
2.
Sinful,
32, 14.
wicked.
Sir. 10,
Num.
Gen. 13, 13. 23. Mace. 1, 1, 10.

Sept.
dp^\vvTov
p. 50.
= =
II,
157,
dp,^\i(TKa>.
Max. Tyr.
8ei
dp^'kvvuv.
Diosc. apt
lobol.
Substantively, 6 &ij.aprai\6s, sinner.
Sept.
dp^XwriKos,
Diosc.
439,
2. 1,
fj,
ov,
{dp^Xvvto)
to
blunt.
II,
Num.
Deut. 29, 19. Tobit 4, 17. 3. Sinful, a title of assumed Sap. 19, 12. humility. Euagr. 2533 'O dp^prakos koI
16, 37.
88, Tivos.
AntyU. apud Orib.

Sept.
dp^Xvvco,
to blunt.
o'l
Classical.
Gen.
27, 1
Taireivbs
Svpaavrji,
of
himseK
Vit. Epipli.
112
XLoKvîos apxtproiKos.
(p.aa-dopai)
dpdtrrjTOS, ov,
unchewed, not mastiDiosc. Jobol.

2,
avrov tov opdv, his eyes loere dim, so that he could not see (in \_Sext. 230, 24 the original, from seeing).
'iipl3\vv6rj<rav
6(j)ddKpM
cated.
p.
Sept.
Job
20, 18.
rjp^Xvrm.
dp^XvoxeCXrjs,
Clem. A.
I,
696
dn-rjp^Xvrcu,
62
dpjxa-oTjTos.
5.
II,
for ^p^Xvvrai.l
S, (x^'iXos)
272,
thick-lipped.
Antyll.
dpatrriraxs,
adv. without chewing.
Achmet
168,
apud
64 E.
Orib. II, 61, 14.

6,
Karairte^v
tu
(paanyoco) unscourged. Achill. Synes. 1445 A.
rj,
dp^Xva-pos, ov,
{dp^Xitj-Kco) abortion.
Aret.
dp.aa-rtya>Tos, ov,
Tat.
5, 18.
dpIiXva-a-co
or dp^XvTTca
=^
dp^XvaT<To>.
Cae-
dpaTaiorrjs,
rjTos,
(pdraios)
freedom from
e^tv dvaê-
sarius 1032.
dp^XvTTjs,
rjTos,
fj,
vanity.
Diog.
7,
47 'ApuTaLorrjra,
(dp^Xvs) bluntness, obtusePlut. II, 929 A, et

alibi.
povfrav rets <l)avTaorlas eVt top dpoov \oyov.

apaTiâi, incorrect for app.aTiâ>.
dpiarrapi,
ness, dullness.
niBD
=
r],
dpfSXcodpiStos,
crKoms, mark, object.
Sept.
Keg.
1, 20, 20.
dp,avp6rrjs, rjTos,
(dpavpos) dimness, darkness.
Eus. n, 809 C.
dpavpo(f>av7]s, es, (dpavpds, (palvo})
dimly shining.
obscuration
I,
(dp^Xoa) abortive, causing Quin. 91, (papAthenag. 969 A. abortion. 2. Substantively, paKov, abortive medicine. TO dp^XaBplbtov, an abortion, abortive child. Philon I, 59, 6. Hes. ' ApfiXadpiSia, to i^pAp^Xa>6plbiov, ap^Xmpa, ^Xapiva epl3pva.
ov,
'
Stob. I, 215, 66.

dp,a.vpa>pa,
^pe<pos, KTpa>pa.
to,
arcs,
(^dpavpoio)
d/ijSXmo-Koj
dpPXia-Ko).
Galen. V, 67 D.
dimness.
Plut.
I,
Mnesiih.
741 A.
f/,
apud
Orib.
278,
8.
Synes. 1152 B.
dpjivpaxTis, ems,
=
f
Kmvciov.
Diosc. 4, 79.
f
2. The black art
jugglery
Charts. 550, 9
ambrosia, a plaiit. Diosc. fj, 119 (129). 3, 120 (130) =r /SoTpus. dp^poaias (dp^poiTws), adv. immortally. SibyU.
dp-^pocria, as,
3,
2,
Haec
2,
praestigia, dpaipcoaris.
rj,
226.
dpavptnTiKos,
ov,
apt
to.
cause dimness.
threshold.
Diosc.
Sept.
178 (179), iêas.
&p.a<^6,
tnaan
fj,
fj
(pXid,
Reg. 1,5,4.
dpaxia, as,
the being &.pa)(os.
Pallad. Laus.
1098 C.
dp^rjndai, incorrect for dfi^mda)
apâv, oifo J, 6, pulpit, stage. Laod. 1 5. Socr. 673 B. Basil. Sel. 613 A. Soz. 1600 C. Theod. Lector 200 Gelas. 1316 (titul.). B. Paul. Sil. 2260 B. Leont. Cypr. 1708 D. Simoc. 333, 21. Sophrns. 3565 A. 3985 A. 3993 D. Quin. 33. (Compare Const. Aposf.
2, a/i/3t J.
57.)
dp^LKos, ov,
6,
a kind of pot, called also
dpeyedrjs, (s, (^peyedos)
of no magnitude.
I,
Dion.
Inscr. 3071.

<j)idKrjv, ol
4,
36.
H. V, 112,
34, 4.
'Afic'S,
5.
2j
Plotin.
292, 14.
Longin.
Bekker. 226, 16 Bikov,

rj
8e apîKov,
40,
meagre
style.
xvT'poi',
6,
see Moud^cS.
apî^, iKos,
=^
dpîKos.
Diosc. 5, 110.
flies.
dpiBsKTos, ov, (peText>>) not partaken of .
Pseudo-
"ApfiiKa, -j^vrpav, xAbov.
dpîTeva,
some
b i o to effect eva^ta, the Latin a purpose by intrigue. Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 36 C, to Tvpdyixa.
,
Dion. 956 A, 6e6s, of whose nature nothing can partake.

dpeBeKTtas,
adv.
without
being
partaken
of.
dpîTidat, incorrect dp^rjTido),
Pseudo-Dion. 644
peva.
To. dp,edeKTa>s perexo-
dpîreva. Hes.
'Ap^rjTiMV, eiriTTjSevav TtapcKâKKeiv Tiva rrji
awTov iôvalas.
dpeBeXxTas (fiefie'Xicco), Philon I, 559, 48.
adv.
not
distractedly.
Digitized
by Microsoft
afj,e0eîa
a/icde^la, as,
fj,
125
a/MeTciôXoi;
(dfiedcKTos) the not partaking
or participating in.
Cornut. 216.
Parmen.
B.
diiMSevTos,
righteous.
Tos,
559
ov,
(143).
of apspla, as, f), (dp.epris) the not being composed of Prod. parts: indivisibility. Porphyr. Vit. Plot. 57, Pseudo --Dion. 644 14, V. 1. dp.pcia. Pseudo-i)ion. 589 D.
*dp.eplaios,
a, ov,
(d/iept'a)
indivisible,
atomic,
(iJ.e6o8ev(o)
incorrupt,
sound,
minute.
<jip6vr)CTis.
Chrysipp. apud Plut. U, 1046 D,

r/o-a,
Stob.
arep^KaoTos.
I,
418, 3.
Irreparable.
Hes. 'AfieBoSevSimoc.
dufpiiivda,
d/icpipvca.
Moer.
79
272, 22.
299,
2.
'A(j>povTUTTiV, 'ArriKas-
dp,epipva.v,
alibi.
'EXXijw-
diif8o8os, ov, (/i/floSos)
to e'/x/ifôSor.
Nicom. 115.
A.
28.
Sext. 61, 10.
unmethodical; opposed Galen. II, 290 Longin. 2, 2.

Sext.
kS>s.
Ephr. 544 B.
I,
116 F, et
Pseudo-M/.
ajiepiiivio), ija-a>,
(dpipi/ivos) to be unconcerned.
a/iefidSms,
adv.
unmethodically.
353,
Iambi. V. P. 54.
ap,fpip.via, as,
r],
Macar. 469 D.
aiieBvtros, ov, (fiedvo-os)
Diosc.
o-of
1,
176.
2.
o,
preventing drunkenness. Substantively, 6 dfie6v-
security.
(apepip,vos) freedom from care: Ignat. 725 'Ev dpepipvla 6eov,
security in God.
Plut.
I,
ajiiBviXTos,
7, 5,
amethystus,
(a/ieflutTTor)
a gem.
629, 83.
4, 13.
/os. Ant. 3,
afif6v(TTiâ>v,
p. 151.
3.
Clem. A.
II, 830 A. Apji. 1065 A. Herodn.
I, 2,
Quittance, acquittance,
3, 4.
oiTor,
amethy-
diroxri.
3.
Justinian. Cod. 10,
Novell. 128,
Classical.
stizon, resembling
Plin. 37, 25.
ajitBioTivos. ov,
the
amethyst in color.
amethystine.
dpipipvos, ov, unconcerned.
Leant.
Cypr. 1700
Triv
dpepipvov pepifivav, care
amethystinus,
that
is
Lucian.
II,
111, fiovoXidos.
tively, TO dpepipvov,
no care, destructive. 2. Substan(a) dpepipvia. ,Iust.
dfiemyirfqTos, ov, (Êiayooyem) unweighed. Synes.
Imper. 5 ''Eôvres to dfiepipvov.
(b)
ame:
1344 B.
d|iei/3eo,
rimnon,
change.
TO A,
it
a plant.
Pfo'n. 25, 102.
to
TO
els
Apollon. D. Adv. 604, 17, changes the E into A. Grejr.

6ij
dpepuTTos, ov,
divisible.
not separated, inseparable
in-
Apollon. D.
Adv. 541, 16 ToS

rjv
iVaz. Ill,
407 A, uSmp
ohov.
dwapep,(pdT0V, Swep rpiTOV hv dfiipimov

TTjv
Kara
aiifivav, ov, better.
[CosnJ. 461
A t^s d/ieivovs
Plut.
11,
npoawiTonodav, has no persons.
Athenag.
for dfidvovos
barbarous.]
&lia-îs, ems, ^, {djielô))
D, T^r
barter.
xP""-^-
^'
I,
change.
978
Exchange, interchange,
Diod.
3,
925 B. Method. 249 B, rivos. AtJuin. II, 765 D T6 dpipioTov Trjs ck tov narpos yevvfjGreg.Naz. Ill, 1069 D, oiiaia, of the a-eas.
deity.
dp,epp^vpvrjs, the
Polyb. 10,
1, 5.
47, p. 215,
12, dpyvpiKTj.
Tos.
n, 561, 50 Ilpor
94, 5
afii-\jriv
X"P'"
Ill,
I,
Dion. H.
2,
(Ant.
1,
17).
1447,
Trnv mvltav.
II,
456 B.
Plut.
297 F.
3.
Nicom.
71.
Pto.
the Arabic ipip-ck-pmip^viv, rj, 6, prince of the faithful, one of the titles of Porph. Cer. the Khalipheh of the Arabs.
682, 18.
196, 24. 683, 18.
Repartee, reply.
Adm.
114, 15. 154, 15.
n, 803 C.
66, 49.
Cedr.
II, 91, 20.
Writ67,
182, 21.
djiuaTos, ov, {fieioco) unlessened, undiminished.
ten also dpepovpvrjs.
Greg. Dec. 1201 A.

Also, Genes. 63, 10.
indeclinable.
PWonn,
diuiiyras,
CTm. ^. H, 468 B.
diminution.
Cae-
Porph.
64,
Adm.
d
113, 15.
sarius 1145.
dpepovpvfi,
13
adv.
vjithout
Pseudo-
6 dpepovpvip, indeclinable. 166, 8 dpepapvovvrjs.
Theoph.
Cont.
Dion. 429 B.
dfjbeXrjTrjs,
ov, 6,
^=
6 d/iEXSw;
Theophyl. B. IV,
321 C.
aiUkrjTi (d/icXfto), adv. negligently.
dpepas (dpepas), adv. indivisibly. 1169 C. Pseudo-i)!'ora. 636 C.

dpeiTLTevTos, ov,
Clem. A.
I,
Lucian.
I,
121.
d/iekio'Tos, ov, (fteXifca)
OT intercessor.
no< CM<
ttp.
(peaiTeva) without a mediator Greg. Nyss.JH, 257 B. Synes.
.4nas<. <Sm.
1260 B.
dfi<nTVTios, adv. without
208 D.
d/icWT/rt, adv.
=
67.
a mediator.
Athan.
dficXXijTfflj.
6, 3.
Philon
to
I,
172,
II,
733 B.
Orig. VII, 133
11.
/os.
Ant. 19,
ov,
I,
Iambi. V. P. 40.
not
be
dpea-oKa^rjTos, ov, (pea-oXaêa) not seized by the
diieXhjTos,
(^cXXoo)
delayed.
middle.
D.
Lucian.
djieKKriras, adv. witJiout delay.

16, 34, 12.
dfiefiyjflfioipos, ov,
Polyb.
4, 71, 10.
dperdâros, ov, (perafiaiva)) not passing over, Cleomed. 55, 28, stanot changing place.
tionary.
2.
ov,
Intransitive, in
grammar
op-
not
fiffiy^tliioipos.
'Ajievdrjv,
Plut.
ittfttp,
>
Egyptian, n, 362 E.
o,
^fiijs,
the
Anton. 5, 5. underworld.
9,
posed to peraânKos. 315 C. 316 B, pripara.

dperdfioXos,
Apollon. D. Pron.
(peTapdXXio)
Plut.
I,
unchanged, un-
epos,
dp,r]pas.
Genes.
8.
19.
changeable.
povia.
Kiotrts.
Theoph. Cont. 166.

4ucp'ifu'ov)/^s,
430 D. n, 437 D, apMethod. 396 B, a-apSext. 625, 30.
see
diiepfiovp.vijs.
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by Microsoft
afierajvcoaTO^
126
dp,eTanTa)(ria, as,
3, 2, 8. 3,
fj,
a/ievw
th& being d/ifT-dnriBToj. Epict.
mutable
future
jxfvS),
2. In grammar, ypdij.fji.aTa dfieTafioXa, imletters., applied to the liquids, A, M, N, P, because they remain unchanged in the
;
26, 14.
OV,
dficTdTTTicTOS,
(jicTamTTTO))
immutable, unr
as dyeXXo) dyyeXa,
<r7re/Dm.
vefico
vefiw, fievca
changeable, fixed;
Strab.
2, 2, 2.
opposed to
2, 4, 7.
(Tireipco
I,
Dion.
5,
Thr.
632,
6.
2, 3, 2.
2.
iieTawraiTds.
Infallible
Plut
430 D.
De Music. 47. It is applied also to the vowels H, fl, I, Y, because they undergo no change in the augmented tenses. Theodos.
1010, 13.
dfierdyvaxTTos,
ov,
Drac.
22.
Aristid.
Q.
remedy.
F.
Galen. XIII, 34 B.
dfieraTTTBTiBs, adv.
immutably, etc.
(/ifracraXeuo))
P?m(.
I,
963
dfXfTaa'dKevTos,
ov,
I,
immutable,
firm.
(êrayivcotTKo))
1.
Clem. A.
457 B.
Porph. Adm. 202,

regardless.
implacable.
be repented
3, 16.
Jos. Ant. 16, 10,
of
2. Not
Max.
unalterable
to
24.
dp.eTd(TTpe7rros,
ov,
(jipmaTpi<^<o)
a/f erafif Xijros.
Tyr.
Max.
Tyr. 41, 37.

adv. without
Poll. 6, 116.
d)ieTa<T)(rifiaTiaTios (iieTacrxvi"'"'^^'''^
dftfrdSoTos, ov, (lieraSlSmixi) avaricious, illiberal,

close, parsimonious. Basil.
change ofform.
afjiiTaTpewros,
ov,
Did. A. 484 B.
IV, 532"A. Pallad.

Plut. II, 525
Laus. 1212 B, irKoio-ws.

diifTaSoTcos, adv. illiberally, etc.
Plut.
I,
C.
QuTarpeiia) unchangeable. Clem. yl. I, 1360 C. Eus. HI,

unchangeableness.
Ptol.
408
(quoted).
as,
rj,
C.
dfifTddeTos,
ov,
dfieTarpeîa,
(lieTanSrjixi)
S, 6, 1.
unalterable, fixed.
2,
Tetrab. 16.
dfn^rdcjiopos, ov, (/iera^/po)) not to be transferred.
Sept.
2.
Mace.
Polyb.
Diorf. 13, 21. 16, 69, et alibi.
apud Bus. in, 449 A.

A.
p.
30,17, Diogenian. Martyr. Polyc. 1037

32, 5.
Cyrill.
TTTOV.
A. VI, 849 C To
ov,
dfieTd<jiopov
koj.
arpe-
Sext. 224, 9.
dp.eTacppaa'Tos,
(jieraippdQai)
untranslatable.
(r;(eT-Xta(r/iou
diieradcTtos,
adv.
unalterably.
Diod.
1,
83,
Phot. Lex. TlvTnra^, inicl>6fypa

o)ff
94,
90.
ov,
TTevSovs dp.Tdxj)paaTOV.
dfieTd<KrjTos,
(xaXem)
2,
7,
irrevocable
op/iij.
deter-
*dfi.fTa)(cipicrTos, ov, (jifTaxftpiâ) not to be
han-
mined.
Polyb. 37.
dled.
d/ierdXTjnroy, ov, (fieTaXa/iPdvio^
that
substituted in the place of another.
cannot be Apollon.
777,
fie-
23,
Phryn. P. S. 27 AfxeraêiptOTa, ra Katva, a hv ovheXs

Arist.
Poll.
2,
apud
149.
/ifTap^fipiVatro.
D. Pron.
55
TiiKr}<^6r)Vai
268
fir
C,
eis
toOts.
firj
s^.
dvvdfievov
dfiereapuTTos, ov, (fifreojp/fto)
Ap.Td\rjTrTov,
^yovv
i(f>epiirivevTiKfiv
irepav
Xe-
unwavering, not wandering. Basil. I, 328 C. m, 920 D. Greg. Nyss. TO, 773 B. Pallad. Lans. 124
adv. unwaveringly.
Basil. ITT,
D.
d/iCTaXXaxTos,
unalterable.
oi/,
(fieTaWda-a-a) not to be changed,

1, 6.
dfieTciopi(rTa)s,
Jos. Ant. 18,
Bus.
II,
1545
949 B.
dfi.eTprj
Nil. 97 B.
A, exact likeness.
dêra/icXfis,
adv.
(Sfurpos^, adv. without measuring.
Diod.
d/ifTa/ieX^rms.
Did. A.
12, 10 'Afierpfj 8e fidâv eSovrcs, to

dfierpfi or dfifTpi.
be wiitten
fie-
953 B.
ap.fTdfiop<pos, ov, (lifTafiopKpoopjxi.)
Suid. 'A/ierpt, ;(cBpk
untransformed,
impenitence.
Tpou.
Kal
irapoip.la,
'A/iETpl p.dâv eSovTcs,
unaltered.
dfieTavor)<Tia,
Simoc. 175,
as,
fj,
5.
referring to the passage in Diodorus.

dp^TprjTos, ov, not measured, as
2, 1, 29, p.
(dpcTavdriTos)
field.
Strab.
Nil. 180 A.
ajiTav6r)Tos,
ov,
(^fieravoca)
passive.
Lucian.U, 169.
Philon
2.
125, 14.
Jos. Ant. 11,
d/iera/ieXjjTos,
dfieTprfTcos,
6, 12.
adv. immeasurably.
Not
repent-
ing
impenitent.
2, 5.
II,
410, 38.
Paul.
II,
d/ierpl, see diierpij.
Rom.
16 C,
.
Patriarch. 1120 A.
Orig.
Epict. Frag.
dfifTpia, as, ^, ivant
of metre, metrical defect

jSi'os)
in
71, no< rwmjr, not regretting.

yvi>p.ri.
1,
Clem. A.
versification.
Just. Cohort. 37, p. 309 A.

(afierpos,
1141 C.
Basil. HI,
afierpo^ws,
long-lived.
ov,
immeasurably
636 B.
adv. without changing one's mind,
87,
7.
Philostr.
748.
dfi,eTavofjTa>s,
ap-eTpoKaKos, ov, (kokos) immensely
bad or wicked.
to
etc.
C?-. p.
CTem. ^.
I,
912 B.
Eunap. Histor. 112,

ap,erpoiT6Tr)s,
20.

dpiTaireKTTos, ov, (lieTairciBto) not to be dissuad-
ov,
6,
(yrivai)
drinking
excess,
Agath. Epig. 70,

ap.eTpos
ed
34.
unchangeable, steadfast.
Plut.
I, 7
Diod. 11,612,
4, p. 381.
|3dT09.
Diosc. 4, 37.
Aster.
C, et alibi.
dp.erp6(l}avos, ov. (0(bi/^) talking to excess.
d^fTaTTfio-rcof,
adv. unchangeably, etc.

alibi.
ov,
PZw^
II,
Urb. 149 B.
dp.eva,,
1117 F, et
aiieranoirjTos,
to
go.
Hes.
'Ap.fv(raa-dai,
diici^caBat,
Xenocr. 42.
unchanged. CyriU. A. IV, 201 D.

(iieraTroifa)
8uX6(Lv, Trfpaui>(Ta<r6m.
28.
Et.
M.
82, 12.
88,
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aiir]v
127
afi/j.T)
afi-qv,
the Hebrew px, amen, aikriBeia. Apoc. 3, 14 TdSf Xe'y 6 d/x])!/ (Joanri. 14, 6 2. Ad'Eyo) eiftt 4 o8or /cal ff aKrjdeia).
dpibiov, ov, rh,
little
apis.
dpiKToplaivov, ov, TO,
Sext. 652, 1.
ayvos.
Diosc.
1,
134
verbially,
passim.
at the
3.
^.
oiKridas,
verily, truly.
N.
T.
apiKTos, ov, unmixed.
Heph. Poem.
.5,
6 "A/u-
Amen,
so be
it,
:::=
yivoiro,
Sept.
8, 8.
end of prayers and doxologies.

16, 36.
a poem containing only one kind of verse, as the Iliad and the Odyssey.
KTov
TTolripa,
Par.
1,
Nehem.
5, 13.
Just. Apol. 1, 65.

ujiTimov, ov, rh,
Eus. II, the Latin minium, red-lead.

7,
Tobit 628 A.
dpjXXrjTrjpios, ov,
(dpiXKrjrrjp')
emulating, rival,
Poll. 1, 181.
Phitostr. 60, ijnror, race-horse
in both passages.
dpiprp-d^Los, ov,
(dpiprfTos,
/Si'of)
Diosc. 5, 10 as v.
ajirfvis,
iSos,
6,
1.
inimitable in
afirjviTOs.
Jos. Ant. 29,
life,
whose mode of living cannot be imitated.

I,
4,
6.
Plut.
949 C.
Plut.
3,
Snojiron (afjJiwToi),
adv. without announcement.

not announced, hidden.
dplpTjTos, OV, (jiipiopai) not imitated.

dfiijnwof,
01/,
51
C.
2.
fj,
II, 3.
Inimitable.
Polyb.
Plut.
47,
(jirjvva)
Plut.
n, 335 A.
I,
Heliod.
8,
13.
r),
dpipfjTias, adv. inimitably.

ap.T)pas.
ofiripaSia, as,
province governed by an
113, et alibi.
'Apivaia, as,
Aminea,
in Italy,
523 C.
HevKerla.
Porph.
ajxripaios,
Adm.
ov, 6,
^=
afi-qpas.
Nic.
II,
1037 B.
See the following. Âpivdios, a, ov, Aminaeus, Aminean.

6, a-Ta<f>vXri. 5,
Diosc.
5,
Theoph. 514, 19, et aUbi.

dp,T]pas, a, 6,
84, p. 742, olvos.
Galen. VI,
Arabic emir, a Saracenic princei Theoph. 698, 21." 699, et aUbi. Phot. 11, 77 Bust. Attal. Ill 'A/iripas tov XoKcTr. D.
Thessal. Cap. 472, 16
ap,i.pds.
436 B. 148 C Ol
sc. olvoi.
dirb Trjs Bi,dvvias 'Aptvaloi,.

81
Hes. 'Apivaiov,
ivos N, tov oivof
\eyeL
dpivLâ,
f)
yap JlevKfTia 'Apivaia Xiyerai.

resemble in taste the
8, 22, 1.
ia-m, ('A/iivaios) to
afirjpfvai, fV(Ta, to
be
an
afufpas.
Theoph. 516,
Dieuch. apud
Aminean
dpiayrjs, s,
dpia-dia, as,
wines.
Oeopon.
16, et alibi.
*aii.rfs,
dpipds, see dprjpds.
T}Tos, 6,
I,
a kind of hrvos.
Suid. "Ap,Tjs
(apr)Tr]p) sickle
=
rj,
dpiyr]s.
Anast. Sin. 1053 C.
Orib.
lirvos.
280, 5.
....
oix o
the being Spia-dos.
App.
Tryph.
I,
250,
68.
ov, TO,
dpriTTipiov,
Max. Tyr.
Ael.
dpia-Bayri,
adv.
i^
dpia-6i.
Just.
58.
122, 21.
aprjTiKos,
T),
dpia-6a>Tos, ov, unhired.

ov,
Diod. 18, 21.

the not hating,
I,
(apAa) adapted
to
reaping.
dpuria, as,
fj,
(dpia-fis)
freedom
N. A.
17, 37, hpfiravov, sickle.
from
born without
apiTa,
hatred.
Clem. A.
1028 A.
apryrpoyevr]S, es, (apr/Tiap, yivopjiC)
dpca'<novd\ios, see dSpurcLovoKios.

fj,
f]
1708 A, Adam. lohose mother aprjTiop, 6, 17, without mother : Philon I, 365, 46, Sarah. is not known. Paul. Hebr. 7, 3, Cornut. 104, Athene. Melchizedek. Classical. dprjxaveto, to be at a loss what to do.
a mother.
Leant.
I,
the Latin
amita
17
17
npos narpos
Beta,
TOV irarpos dSeXi^)}.
magna amita
aunt.
MeydXr) apiTO,
tov irdimov d&e\<^r], great
Antec.
1, 10, 5.
appa, dppd,
33.
7],
a measure of length
Tea-a-apdKOvra
Trfjxî-s.
Heron Jun.
T),
Dion.
11.
I,
100,
2,
Ti )(pria-eTai Tip
irpdypan, V.
'Aprjxavau 6 'HpaKXfjs o 1. )(pT]<ratTO. 208,

dpdfrstav.
8 'ApTjâvoijvTes o rt
Sext. 4, 8
rj
'Aprjâveiu
irpoi
^
(rvyKaTd6e<riv
apvr)<TW.
Tr]V jrepi-
Dion C.
(TTao-ti/.
71, 8, 3
hprjâvovvri irpos
ap,r])(avryros,
ov,
(prjxavdai)
dp,rjxavos.
Jos.
Ant.
1,
19, 8.
17,
Mater, mother, pffTrip, a title of respect given to nuns. Pallad. Laus. 1107 A. Apophth. 201 A. 272 D. 416 B. Cyrill. Scyth. V. S. 306 A 'H appa 'Avaoracria. Pronounced also Joann. Mosch. 2988 C. Pallad. dpp^s, after the analogy of d^^ds. Laus. 1107 A. Apophth. 201 A.
2.
ds,
(Syriae)
140, 11.
pi)Tr)p.
Martyr. Areth.
dprjxavla, as,
distress, etc.
Classical.
Dion.
Sikt/s,
dppaêiî, V.
1.
dppaa-pli,
HSton
Reg.
to Qvoia-
H.
I,
467, 15 IIoXX^ TOV âaiKia Karelxfv

Ti
a-riipiov, the altar.
Sept.
4, 12, 9.
dfirixavia
reXos iêviyKoi
irepl
t^s
dppds,
T),
see dppd.
ia-co,
z^
TjpTjxdvet.
dppaTi(a,,
{&ppa)
to
dpiavTos, ov,
\i6os.
amiantus.
I,
Diosc.
5,
155 (156),
6 dpiavros.
Apollod. Arch. 36.
Oalen.
bandage, to tie, to bind. II, 398 C, et alibi.
Athan.
145 A. 176
Ephr.
dppdTiov,
I,
309 A.
ov,
II,
Hes. 'AppaTiCei, weparXeKei,
144 in,
r}
C To
173
irapa toIs 'ivhdis dpiavrov.
Basil.
becpevet.'
T&, L. fasciola, small bandage. 398 C. ^''"""- ^"'^^Ô^^^-
TO
apiavTov.
Adam. 1844 C
Method. 381 C.
being
dpiavTos.
Galen.
&ppr),
V!,
dpidvras, adv. immaculately.

dptySis
(dpiyrfs},
V>
adv.
7.
without
mixed.
Iambi. Myst. 115,
30, 18, tlvI.
2. Harrow, rake. 2948 A. 26 Rastrum, ^ apprj.
W'
Charis. 554,
Digitized
by Microsoft
afiilJbi
128
Diosc.
dpvrjiuivla,
afJbopa
as,
afifu, tor
8,
or
ecos, tA,
ammi, ammium.
70 (77)
fj,
63,
(70).
Orih.
3,
dpvTjp.oavvr],
ap.vrj(na.
a>/iet.
apud
TO, 183, 13. 895 C. 966 C.

afifiiov, ov, TO,
(ififuovfj.,
.3,
Galen.
XIH,
4(Ae. 922 B.
Marc. Erem. 1029 D.

dpvTjpovas (djiv^pav), adv. forgetfully.
Eus.
Sept.
VI, 748 B.
Diosc. 5, 109. 110.
minium.
the Latin
ammium
dpvrjo-ia, as,
fj,
(pepvTjpai) forgetfulness.
Sir. 11, 25, kokSiv.
a/iixi.
Diosc.
Sap. 14, 26, xdp'T-or.

dpvTjo-iKaKeo),
to
63 (70).
{ajifios,
be dpvrj(riKaKos.
Diod. 18, 56
not maliciously
ajiiioâTrfs, ov, 6,
âlvio) one that har-
dpvijtrtKaKovjievovs, amnestied.
dpvrjcriKdiajTOS, ov, (pvrjcnKaKea)
rows in the sand, the

serpent.
name of a
6,
species of
Ael. N". A.
{yrj)
51.
remembered.
Arr. P.
Polyb. 40, 12,

fj,
5, dpuipTia.
aixjioyeioi, ov,
sandy.
M.
E. 24,
II,
djivrjfTiKaKla, as,
{apvrjalKaicos) forgivingness.
3, 21.
ayKvpoôKia, sandy bottom.

dufioSvoTTjs,
ov,
6,
Sept.
^=
a^p.ohvrqs.
Anthol.
Mace. 3, Orig. I, 444 D.
Clem. A.
I,
1028 A.
Scit.
Ill,
1196 A.
Euagr.
239 {Slatyll. Place).

aiJ.jxo&vTTis, ov, 6, (SiJ<u)
1236 C.
one that burrows in the
djj.vrjo'iKaKos, ov, (jxipanjjiai,
KaKos) not remember-
sand.
Strab. 17, 1, 21, p. 372, 13, epTrero,

(kovIo) sand-lime, the
ing wrong or injury, forgiving.

75, 40.
Philon
I,
11,
ammodytes.
ijifioKovia, as,
fj,
Clem. A.
I,
265 A.
Doroth. 1713 D.
Orig.
sand of
lime.
dpvrja-iKaKws, adv. forgivingly.

Cyrill.
525 C.
Sept.
Puteoli,
which has the properties of
A.
I,
fj,
1056 D. in, 1205 D.

(apvrjcrros) forgetfulness.
Strab. 5, 4, 6, p. 390, 3.
aiifioviTpov, ov, TO, (vLTpov)
dixvYjOTia, as,
ammonitrum,
Plin.
Sap. 19,
4.
Plut.
I,
351 F,
rai/ dxpfjUTaiv.
a mass composed of sand and nitre.

36, 66.
afifios,
2.
II,
612 D.
3.
714 D.
968, 15.
Amnestia,
882 C.
Clem. A. I, 160 C -eia. amnesty. Dion. H.

Strab.
7, 2, 1.
ov,
fj,
sand.
Iren. 520
'El
afifiov
to
n, 876,
740 B.
(Txoi-via
irXiKuv,
funem facere ex
arena,
make ropes of sand ; a proverbial expression.

'Afijiovv,
Plut. U, "Ap.p.a>v. 6, Egyptian, 364 C. Cels. apud Orig. I, 1245 B. lamU. Myst. 263, 7. 3. Ammun, an anchoret. Pallad. Laus. 1153 C. Socr. 509 C.
3. For922 A, et alibi. giveness of sins. Philon 11, 155, 28, apaprrjConst. Apost. paTciv. . Clem. A. II, 645 A.
2, 12.
Plut.
I,
5, 14.
dfifiO)â>a-ia,
as,
fj,
(dfijiox'iXTTOs}
fj
Sta Trjs
ap.ij.ov TTvpta,
sand-bath.
Orib. II, 403.
dpp6x^(TTo$, Euxt. 690,

'
ov,
(xoivvvpi) filled
up with sand,
HippoL TO, amnion, in anatomy. Psell. Lex. 239 'Apvwv, îHaer. 244, 22. TOV nepiKcipevos ra ip^pvm. Luc. dpvos, ov, 6, lamb ; applied to Christ. Act. 8, 33. Joann. 1, 29. 36. Petr. 1, 1, Patriarch. 1140 A. 19. (Compare Sept.
dpviov, ov,
5.
fj,
Esai. 53,
7.)
Appoxcoa-Tos, ov,
Ptol. Geogr.
-5,
Ammochostus, in Cyprus.
Aristot.
d/xot(3a8ij, s,
barbarous,
change.
:=
dpoiâlos.
Cerul.
14.
752 B.
*dppa>Srjs, cs,
15, 4, y^.
(EIAQ) sandy.
Sept. Sir. 25, 20.
2,
H. A.
7, 3,
6,
dpot^fj,
183
fjs, fj,
Theodos. 1008, 8
'A/ioi-
Pohjb. 12,
3, 2.
ToC
fir
EI2, by changing
barter.
into EI2.
7,
Diod.
Diosc.
c
1,
63.
fj,
54.
Strab. 2, 2, 3.
19.
3. Exchange,
Tiav.
8, 6, 20.
Strab.
3, 3,
ôp48.
appaviaKos,
3,
ov,
(Âppoiv)
ammoniacus.
11, 4, 4 ôpriois tos dpoiâs

I,
88 (98), sc. Koppi, ammoniagum ammoniac, the gum of the dya5, 126,
iroiovvrat.
Plut.
44 D.
2Iax. Tyr.
7,
18, 21 'Apoi^fi Kol dvTiboaei fK ;(aXicot) Koi

a-tSfjpov.
o'vWls.
oXar,
sal
ammoniacus,
Orib.
3.
-1
changing of horses.
Synes.
a kind of rock-salt.
636, 11.
dpvds, dSos,
fj,
Meges apud
Sept.
HI,
1349 B,
dpoipeo),
to
(licov.
fj(ra>,
(apoipos)
ewe lamb.
Gen. 21, 28
be destitute of.
'ETrra dpvdbas irpoâTcov.
dpvews, ov,
6,
frvptôpds.
Plut.
fj,
djiviov.
Galen. HI, 197 D.

Polyb.
35, 4.
dp.0Lpifj<Tis,
etas,
IV, 281 D.
dpvTjpovevros, ov, unmentioned.
I,
to have no share in, Philon II, 102, 18, t^s 52 C, x^P^ros.
to dpoujieiv.
PseudoClim. 1108
Chrys. IX, 824 B.

18, 12.
Dion. H.
prayer.
I,
2.
2,
dpoix^vTas, adv.
C.
a/io\iii/Toy, ov,
Not mentioned
avev poixclas.
in
ttj
YseaAo-Chrys. IX, 764

115
'Ek
(p.o\vva) undefUed, pure.
Sept.
8.
pvfjprj tS>v 6.yla>v djivrjpdvevToi.
Steph. Diac.
Sap.
7,
22.
I,
Muson.
397 C.
198.
1112 A.
a-Tcpe
Epict. 4, 11,
TSiv dpvrjjiovevTav dpvrjpovev-
Clem. A.
Method. 353 B.
Clim.
dpvTjpovevTOTcpf.
his
A, blasted be
KaKtiiV.
memory
II,
3>
Nic.
CP. 524
Forgetful.
1,
dpoKivTas, adv. without being defiled.
1108 C.
*dp6pa, as,
fj, a kind of caJce. Philetas apud Athen. 14, 55 'Apopai to fifXira/iara. Hes'Afidpa, <rep.lSdKis i<p6rj ariiv /leXm.
Numen. apud Eus.

dpvrjpovtva
1209 B.
Diog.
86,
dpvrjpoveaj.
Basil. Set. 601 B.
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by Microsoft
afiopîrrj'i
aiMpîTris, ov, 6,
129
Athen. 14, 56.
afJ,VVT)T(,
a kind of pie.
collection.
Gen.
9, 20.
Lev. 19, 10, et
alibi.
Diod.
4, 6.
(Compare Hes.
Sfiopyim, aros, t6,
'AfiopyiVas, jrXaKoiii/ras.)
N.
3,
T. passim.
Hes. 'Afiopyfui,
OTjXXey/iia, aprvfia.
ifuipyiios, ov, 6,
preceding.
ofwpiTTjs, ov, 6, {afiopa)
Mel. 129. a kind of bread. Sept.
1. dpmToyyos, yva<âkiov. Diosc. 122 (132). dpTTovKKaKia, apparently the Latin ampul1 a c e a from ampullaceus,:=)5 aKipos.
dp,ireTOKOs, v.
Par.
1,
16, 3..
ov,
Diosc.
not to he represented in form.
1,
120.
afiopiâiTOi,
apirpa, indeclinable,
apjrap.
Act.
1, p. 9 b,
'
Euchait. 1139 A.
inovcroKoyla, as,
fj,
43.
(afiovtros,
Xeym) vulgar lantoil.
&piTaicns, cms,
fj,
apnan-is.
Sibyll. 5, 27.
guage or
456.
talk.
Athen.
4, 58,
dpiTa>Tlâ>, ia-a>, {ap.Trans) to ebb.
Philon
avTots
I,
fj
298,
8d-
ifWxBirroi, ov,
1,
(jwxdfo) without
toil
0pp. Cyn.
Babr.
46
674, 39
'
Apiranêi 8i
Trap'
\aa-o-a,
has
tides.
apoxOriTas,
103,
Sp,iTap,
9.
adv. without
Ill,
7.
or labor.
dpvyddKrj,
2.
rjs, fj, almond (the fruit). The kernel of a peach-stone.
Classical.
Geopon.
Tidv-
TO,
(Persian)
amber,
The Persian
Strab.
ambergris.
for
10, 14.
Porph. Car. 468, 16.

is
amber
IQ.
dpvydaXirrjs, ov,
6,
amygdalites, =z
(d/iuySaXov,
kahruba.
tj,
ap.vfipa, as,
=
fj,
paKos dpvySaXoeiSfjs.
dvdireipa.
9, 3,
Plin. 26, 44 (70).
dpvySaXoeiSfjs,
is,
EIAQ) a m y g
Diosc.
4,
apirikavBr],
rjs,
(apjrcKos, avdos}
=z
olvavdrj..
daloides,
spurge.
dpvy&aXoKaTaicTrjS,
almond-like.
162
Lucian.
ipueKikos-
11,
fj,
108.
(a/rcXos) belonging to the vine.
(165) TiBvpaXos dpvyddXofiBfjs, a species of

ov,
2, 6,
6v,
Anton.
vine.
8,
46.
(Kardyvvpi)
almonddpvySoKij.
AjordJlKas, adv.
m
2,
the
manner of a
of
the vine.
vine, like
a
I,
cracker.
Athen.
ov,
I,
fj,
40.
Epict.
20, 18.
dpvyboKos,
^=
dpvyBaXov,
up.m'Kios, ov, (afwrtXos)
Philon
Lucian.
713.
680, 29, p.i6v(Tjia.

dpireXiTis,
iSos,
fj,
dpv&poTTjs, rjTos,
(âfiireXos)
ampelitis,
7. 5, 8,
fj, (dpvtpos) dimness : weakness. Theoph. Nonn. I, 264 'H Phot. IV, 177 B.
adapted
to the vine.
Strab.
yrj,
p. 49, 22.
8e dp^Xvairla dpvhpdrrjs
Toii
opdv.
Diosc. 5, 180 (181),

dpJrcKoSfO'iws, ov, 6,
s
in botih passages.
(Sfcôr)
ampelode-
dpvbpoa, Philon
it
s a hand for tying up vines. In Sicily was applied to the plant used for that pur,
pose.
Ptin. 17, 35, 209.
to weaken. Method. 397 D. dpvrjTos, ov, unbaptized ; opposed to ptpvrjpevos. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 424 B. Basil. IV, 189 A. Theod. HI, Soz. 865 C. Chrys. VII, 59 C.
a>(T<o,
to
render dpvSpos,
I,
273, 6.
djiiTeKoKapiTos, ov, 6, (^xapwos)

3,
:^ dnapivrj.
Diosc.
1132
"Etl 8c ovtos dpvTjTOS
rjv,
he had not
94 (104).
rjs,
fj,
yet been baptized.
dpireKoKevKrj,
amiDeloleuce :=
XfvKrj
apireKos, L. vitis alba, the wild vine.

23,
Plin.
Spvdos, ov, (/iCflof) without myths. Plut. II, 16 B. Lucian. Ill, 90 as v. 1. for Spovcrov.
dpvKTjTos, ov, (jivKaopai) without lowing
.
16 (21).
tJ,
Antip.
dpirekopiîa, as,
the being
(pi^ts) intermixture
to
united
vines
of vines coined by Lucian. a p e 1 o179 (180).
S. 94.
dpvKTcov
Orib.
=
fj,
8cl dpva-a-ctv.
Menemach. apud
n,
77.
n,
73, 3.
6,
afmeKoTrpaiTov,
ov,
to,
(npatrov)
dpvKTTjp, Tjpos,
^,
(pvKrfjp) without nostrils.
prason,
TiKots
wild leek.
Diosc.
2,
Strab. 15,
1,
57.
Gden. VI, 371 E.

^f^tTreXos, ov,
fj,
Moer. 106
rijûXXij, 'At-
dpvKTiKos,
OV, (dpvo-a-a) fit
apTTckoTrpatrov, 'EXXtjj/ikSj.
scarifying.
Plut.
II,
for scratching or 642 C. Theoph. Nonn.

apvXov.
Schol. Arist.
A. 11, 32.5 feet

14.
2. A
dpnekav, vineyard. Ael. H. measure of length
=
39,
11,
300.
and 20
irdkaiaâi.
Heron Jun.
dpvXdTos, rj, ov, Pac. 1195.
made of
apirekoâr/os, ov, (^cpayeZv^ eating vines.

13, 1, 64,
ii//-.
Strab.
apvXov, ov, TO, (a/iwXof) amylum, fine flour obtained by rotting the wheat, instead of
grinding
oij,
it.
Diosc.
2,
123.
dpjre\6<j>vXXov,
to,
I,
(ûXXoy)
vine -leaf.
Inscr.
apvva,
Tjs, fj,
Theoph5877,
Nonn-
60.
revenge.
{dpivas) L. vindicta, ultio, defence Sept. Sap. 5, 18, exBp&v.^ Plut. I,
ap,'ire\o(j>vTTjs,
ov, 6, (ipvai) vine-planter.
729 B.
c.
ds
ov,
((jjvai)
pfjpa
Phryn. 23 "Apvvav pfj pcTaâXXav, dpvva<7dai..
cnrrjs,
dXX'
Moer. 74
Philostr.
up,jreK6(jivTos,
planted with vines.

Strab.
5, 3, 1.
"Apvvav 8e ovSels
869.
dpvvTjTi
tS>v 'AttlkSiv Xeyci.
Diod.
1,
36.
4, 17, et alibi.
PhUonJI, 371,43. dpareXav, Stvos, 6, (&pm\os) vineyard.

17
(dpvvopm), adv. by way of defence.

9.
Sept.
Apollon. D. Adv. 571,
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by Microsoft
'
a/MvvTr)pio'i
130
Substantively,
ap.(j>iîoi>s,
dfi(j}i,dr]yr)<}
dij.vvTr]pios,
ov,
avenging.
3>
adv.
amphibiously.
Pseudo-Dion.
to
TO ajivvTrjpiov, instrument
of torture.
Phileas
696 C.
diJ.(t>iPXri(TTpeva,
1661 C.
r)
HeS.
17
'
AliVVTTJpLOV, |t'0Of hl(TTOfLOV,
jSaxKov,
Ti tS>v j!kr)TT6vT<iiv.
with a net.
evaa, {apîPKrjaTpov) Aquil. Esai. 51, 20.
catch
afivvTiKas {afivvTiKos), adv. defensively.
Procl.
Antyll.
dp<pi^\ri(TTpofibf)s, es,
(EIAQ)
net-like.
Poll.
2,
Parmen. 555 (137).

ajOHj|is, eats,
f),
71.
Galen.
11,
237 C,
x"-<ij'.
Hippol. Haer.
(dfivcr(ra>) scarification.
420, 41.
dpiîô'Kevs, CO)?, 6,
(dp.(j)i^d}Oi.a))
apud
Orih, 11, 58, 2.
one that uses

Sept. Esai.
'A/i(îj3oXr,
a/ivpos, ov, {p.vpa>) well
watered.
Sibyll. 5, 129.
nets for catching ish, fisherman.

19, 8.
Hes. "hp-vpoi
Tes
T-o'ffoi,
01 Kudvypoi Ktu
ayav peov-
Eus. VI, 628 B.

ov, oi
Hes.
airo tov fivpeiv.
aiiiia-aKTOS, ov, (ixva-drroiiai)
not loathed.
Dubi-
dp,cf)ll3o\os,
struck on both sides.
Orig.
I,
ous.
Pseud-.4(Aan. IV, 1072 A.

{fivcnayaiyeai)
1132
d^0i/3oXM
:=
ol iroiovvres Ktu jrd-
aiiva-TayayqTos, ov,
not initiated
axovTcs (^KaKfpâTcos}.
dn(j>i^paxvs, V,
'Ap-ipifipaxvs
into the mysteries of the Christian religion. Leo. Novell. 89. Cyrill. A. IH, 1336 D.
dp-va-n (/iuo)), adv. without closing the mouth: at Poll. 6, 25. one draught, as in drinking.
Ppaxvs) short at both ends. or simply aiix\>l^paxvs, amphibrachys, amphibrach ( ), in

(dfi.(j)i,
irovs,
versification.
Dion. H. V, 107,
9.
120,
8,
Lucian.
II,
383.
IE, 421, tropically.
Clem.
,
Drac. 129,
Terent.
;
5.
Heph.
3. 2.
Aristid. Q. 53.
A.
I,
428 A.
ov,
1.
apvuTos,
as V.
M.
1418.
ov,
dpvrjTos.
Pseudo-DJon. 597
dp4>i^poxos,
(^pexa>)
thoroughly
soaked.
Antip. S.
(dpia-crai)
73.
dpvxrjs, (s,
scratched, as a
smooth
dij.(j)i,yvris,
cs,
(ylyvopm,)
having
two
births.
sm-face.
Porphyr. Prosod. 112.
Anast. Sin. 1053 B.

dp.<piyXci>(ra-os,' ov,
*dp4)aX\di (dp.(pa\Kda-a-a>), adv. alternately. Athen. Mech. 5. Pseud-flesioc?. apud Athen.

3,
(yXSxra-a) L. bilinguis, speak-
ing two languages.

dp.(f>i8dKva
Sil.
Synes. 1269 B.
84.
(doKva), to bite all around.
Paul.
2. Both-sides, a nickname for Theophilus, bishop of Alexandria, because he was a timeserver.
60 (Anthol. IV).
(Se'/io)),
dp.(piSep,a>
Pattad. Vit. Chrys. 20 B.

essentially
dfi.(l>avaSe[Kvvp,i,
5, 5, 1
To
KOTO)
6,
dvabeinvvp-i.
d/i^tSenjf, ov,
(vy68e(Tp,a,
Jos. B. J. to build around. Upov d/iêSei/xoTo. Artem. 181 :=; (Seffl) collar.
Sibyll.
dp.<l)KKai
10,
204.
to
for oxen.
((Xkco),
pull around.
Dion. P.
Sept.
31, 19.
dpx^lbiTos, ov, (beat)

15.
hound
to
all
around.
around.
Philijip.
268.
dp,(pmâ>, dcr<B,
{ap(j)wv)
9 as V.
1.
dfixj>ievwp,t.
dp.(f)t8iaivai
(Slcuvo),
4.
wet
Agath.
Reg.
4, 17,
Job
3,
29,
14.
Epig. 71,
dpcjitSoêai,
Anthol. Ill, 12 (Erycius 12).

Inscr. 5128, 25.
dp(piaa-is,
ecos,
17,
Sext. 158, 13.

13, 6.
rjcrto,
(d/i(î8o|os) to doubt, to be in
Oeopon.
doubt about anything.

Trepl Ta>v TvpotTTTiTTTovrfov.
Polyb.
32,
26,
5,
(dp^tafm) clothing, raiment. Orig. IT, 1037 C. Sept. Job 22, 6. 38, 9. Pallad. Porphyr. apud Eus. HI, 180 C. Laus. 1179 C. Hes. 'Ap(j>ia(Tiv, OKeTrqv. Dion. H. I, 568, dp.<l>iaa-p.a, arcs, to, garment.
15 as V.
1.
Diod. 16, 86
vLktjs.
A^-
(piSoôvfievasf flx^
I,
'''"S
eXrriSas rrjs
PluU
10
Ap.<pLdoôvfivov Trapdbeiypa.
dp,(f>iboôs, ov,
Lucian. IH, 548.
Hes.
'Ap<f>i-
Polyb. 9, 4, 4. (86â) doubtful. Diod. 17, 33 'Ev dpxpibo^tp (elvai) to be doubt2. Doubtful, common, koivos, as ful.
afTpa, v8vp.a.
dp(j>iaa-p6s,
applied to syllables.
6,
Schol. Heph. 1,
7, p. 5.
ov,
=z
dpxj)ia(ns.
Dion. H.
Ill,
dprjil&pvrrTos,
ov,
(SpinrTO))
torn
all
around.
1653, 10.
diitpiaiTTiKos,
Antip. S. 29.
ri,
the
for covering, relating to Stud. 1 740 D, epyacovers of books.

ov, fit
to
d/i(^tefo)
dp<l>id(a>.
Plut.
I,
835 E.
::^:
1.
Pseudo-
Chrys. IX, 808 A.

d/i0teo-/idr, ov, 6,
Xelov.
dî(^t/3dX\(B,
(dji(|>tei>wî)
dpxjiLatriiOS'
doubt.
Polyb. 40, 10,

Poll. 9, 154.
2,
nepL
Dion. H.
dp(j>i.6dWa)
m,
1653, 10 as v.
*o
nvos.
II,
Athenag. 976 B.
Nil. 264
Epiph.
(ddXXm),
6Zoom
aZZ
around.
700 C.
Ill,
M17 olv dpîi^dXKris

Soz. 1285 B.
Antip. S. 38.
dpXJjideaTpov, ov, to, (jSearpov)
nS>s.
Socr. 528 C, npoKpivai.
amphithea1,
165 B, ms Alex. 357 B, ri.

Theod.
diJ,(j>i.âTrjp, rjpos, 6,
ivrjOpanrrjcre.
Eus.
trum,
Jos.
amphitheatre.
8, 1,
Strab. 5, 3. 14, 1,43.

25, 27.
Ant. 15,
Epict.
(^dpîâiva) guardian, pro3,

-
dp(j>i6aTpos, ov, like

I,
an amphitheatre.
two-edged.
Dion. H.
tector.
Synes.
ov,
Hymn.
dXdi;.
285, p. 1598, angels.
583, 12.
e's,
II,
dp(j)i^ws,
amphibious.
TO
dfi<l)ifiiov
2.
752, 2.
Substantively,
3,
dp(j)i6riyrjs,
(6Tjya>)
PhUipp.
6,
>
Diosc.
22 (25).
(rdyapis.
Digitized
by Microsoft
afi(f>ido(i)KO<s
131
the
afKîra-KO'i
ov,
aii,<()i66ioKos,
ov,
(floMKos)
around
throne.
dp,<f>LfiaXXos,
Greg.
Naz.
Ill,
422 A.
B.
(fiaXXos) woolly or shagr/y on

Poll.
7,
boa
hanging
at
sides.
aiUpiSvpov, ov, TO, (6vpa) curtain

door.
TOva,
57 T6v dpct>lp.aXXov ^t-
7-6
amphimallum.
to
Ael.Y
com-
Chrys. VII, 796
Particularly,
H.
3,
40.
the curtain
sanctuary,
hanging at the door of the inner

^jjXoBvpov, ^rnxoSvpov.
dp<l)ipepl^<o, (jiepiâ)
divide
72, 2.
or part
Chrys.
pletely.
Agath. Epigr.
Euagr. 2877 A. Chron. 544, 21. a\u^Me'ipa (Kcipa), to shear all around. Philipp.
X, 581 B.
Simoc. 233,
8.
XI, 23 D.
dp.cjiip.ijKris, es,
r=
irepipr^Kqs.
Theoph. Cont. 580

^n<!/H.
Ntjo-ods dp<f)ipr]Kfis.
dp<pipriXov, ov, TO,
a kind of /i^Xij.
apud
71.
aii<t)tKe(j>dKos,
ov,
two-headed.
Classical.
2.
On'i. II, 56, 9.

dficpipiKTos, ov, {dpcpiplyvvpj)
mixed up. Theoph.
Having two places for the head, as a couch. Synes. 1324 C, KaSeSpa. Phot. Lex. KXivr;
aiiXJ)iKe(l}dKos,
fj
Cont. 496, Kap-q.

apcj^mdropfs,
ol,
(Trarrjp)
brothers or sisters by
e}(OV<Ta
exartpadfv avdicKiv-
different fathers.
Eudoc. M. 331.
Tpov.
diiCJiLKKaaTos,
apcjXTrfptTpvtio (TrepiTpi^m), to twitter all around.

ov,
((cXda)
broken
inclining
all
around.
loays,
Agath. Epigr.
around.
16,
70.
10, 3.
Anlip. S. 14.
aii(j)uAivris,
is,
ap(jinrXey&r]v (dpcpiTrXiKco), adv. by twining all

(j0îva>)
both
Agath. Epigr. 16,

i],
6.
wavering.
af^McXo/s,
Philon II, 548, 23. adv. of the preceding.
dp<j>nioXia, as,
the office
of dp(f>i7roXos.
Died.
Philon
II,
171, 23, exeiv.

diKptKve^rjS, es, (ja)e(âs)
reivSs,
=
8.
apipiinros, ov,
ap(ôTepco6iv ctko-
Psell.
dark all around. 1124 B.

ov,
Synes.
1297 D.
(amos} L. desultor, vaulter from, one horse to another. Diod. 19, 29. PseudArr. Tact. 2, 4.
double-faced,
ap(f>iirp6cramos, pv, (np6(Toimos) L. bifrons,
aiupiteoiKos,
(koiXos) hollow (bent')
on each
4,
side.
Schol. Arist.
Ran.
F.
an epithet of Janus. Plut. II, 71 Sibyll. 2, 264 to dpCJ)nrp6(ramov, duhav-
aiuj>iKo7ios, ov,
5,
(TiraBrj.
(KOTTTia) two-edged.
Eumath.
plicity.
dpxpippcirqs, is, (pinto) inclining both ways,

es,
aiKpiKpepjis,
Anihol. II,
hanging around. 115 {Alpheus 3). Prod. Hymn. 5.

(KpefMjxai)
ing the choice of good and in, 463 A.

dpfplpponos,
ov,
2, 1,
evil.
Oreg. Naz.
both
afjujiiKTvovfia, ev(Ta,
the
amphyclyons.
(dp(piKTvav) to be one of Inscr. 1058.

gibbous, usually ap-
(piirw)
23,
inclining
ways.
Polyaen.
254,
2,
viKrj,
doubtful.
Malch.
*ifUîKvpTos, ov,
:.
(jivfyroi)
Kpripvoi.
plied to the
moon.
Theophr. Sign.
Poll. 4, 157.
to
4,
7.
dptpio-dXevco (o-oXeuw), to toss about.
A nthol.
I,
Cleomed. 85, 10.

hill.
87, 24.
Jos. B. J. 5, 4, 1,
255 (Sosipater
2).
Plut. II, 929 C.

(\ay)(dva>),
dpxjîcTKios, ov, ((Tiad)
casting a
shadow
both ways,
dfi0tXay;(di/<o
exchange.
Plol.
in the torrid zone.

2, 2, 3,
Tetrab.
179-180
or
;
dp.(j)i\eXaxa>s.
as,
)),
^wvrj.
2, 5,
Cleomed. 26, 14. 37 ol dpcplo'Kioi,
Strab.
the
in-
ap,<j)iKa<peta
dfi(j)iXa<jila,
(dp(pi\a<f)ris)
2, 6.
fullness
advantage.
Cic. Quint. Frat.
habitants of the torrid zone. ap(j)ia-Topos, ov, with double opening.

1, 6,
Strab.
CyriU.
A. H, 253 B.
Geopon.
2, 8, 1.
Hes.
Suid.
Afi<j)i\a(l>iav,
A.p(j)iXa<l)es
avyKpoTrjcriv, d>(j>(Xiav.
'
a harbor with two entrances. 2. With a double front, as a phalanx. Polyb.

28, 6, ivvapis.
2,
1 7,
....
Ap.(j)iXdcj>ei,a,
dpCJ)OTepa>dev
2,
29, 4, Td|tf.
Plut.
I,
âfjdeia.
aii(f)iXa(j)Sis
I,
(d/i0tXa<^^s), adv. thickly, etc. Plut.
557 B, nXivdiov. Ael. Tact. 37, 1. 2. Arr. Anab. 3, 12, 1, <^dXay|. 5, 17, 1. Hes. 'ApcjîcTTopos
586 D.
e'f,
Sext. 127, 23.

(XeiTTfi))
cpaXay^,
aiJ.(j)iXfirTjs,
defective at both ends,
reraypivovs.
S. Double-edged axe or sword.

Strab.
16, 4,
24,
1,
fj
tovs ^pio'eis exovaa dvTLp. 338,
applied to certain kinds of verse.

Vicforin. 2559.
dfi^CKeiTris.
ttpxfiiXoyeopat,
Tjo-opat,
1, 4.
Marius
11 (init.)
Diod.
Diosc.
5,
33.
7.
Schol. Pind.
Nem.
3,
136 (146).
71.
Poll.
137.
dp(j)ia'TpdyyvXos, ov, (crrpoyyiXos)
round
at both
(d;u0iXoyos)
Plut.
I,
to
dispute.
ends.
dptpia-xo)
Jos.
Ant. 18,
ov,
445
!>.
Numen.
Pseudo-
Lucian. HE,
dpirix"'-
Orig.
I,
973 A.
apud Bus.
d/*0iXo|os,
m,
905 C.
ambiguous.
dpipiTdirrfs, tjtos, 6,
(Xoôs)
Lucian. Ill, 591.

dpxîjuiKpos, ov, (fWK/jdy)
{rf), a tunic Eus. V, 113 shaggy on both sides. Hes. Aptpirdirqs, x'toh' eKaripaTvXoTdn-i;!.
amphitapa
'
versification,
amphimacrus,
,
the foot
129, 2.
In amphimacer, called also KprfriKos. Drac.

long at both ends.
Aristid. Q. 48.
6ev
Xv
paXXovs.
fj,
dpCJjiTams, iSoj,
72.
rj
dpct)iTa7ros.
Diog. 5,
Heph.
3, 2.
Tferen^
dpcplraTTos, ov, (rdwris)
amphitapus,
2, 1 7,
shaggy
M.
1428.
on both
sides.
Sept. Reg.
28, Koirtj.
Digitized
by Microsoft
a/j,4>i,Ti,i'a(7aa)
132
dfUpvnapKTos,
Sin. 69 C.
dpxpvrrap<T<os, adv. by co-existence.
ov, {vndpx<a~) co-existing.
2. Substantiêl)', 6 dufpiTairos, a carpet shaggy on both sides. Sept. Prov. 7, 16. Hes.
'
Anast.
hjiîTanois, TwrnjTiois n;u0i/iaXAoir.
Anast. Sin.
afKînvaa-tTO) {nvaa-aa), to shake

Sil.
around.
Paul.
69 D.
dpxjxaris, iSos,
r],
Epigr. 25.
incorrect for d/i)3ma)j'.
{dpxpi, ovs)
covering for the

for
diifj)iTiiov,
ears.
sides.
aij.(j)<i)Tov,
Pint.
aiicfiiTprjTos, ov,
(nTpaiva) bored on both
706 C. apparently an
II,
error
ep.<f>aTov.
Anthol. n, 221 {Quint.

dii.cf>tTpox6a>
Maec. 5). iiriTpoxdco, to grow all around,

Apollod.
Heron Jun.
d/icoSeoD,
216, 30.
barbarous,
6.
rj,
aifia>8ea.
Hermog. Rhet.
i s
,
to close over.
dp,<pL(j)a7]s, es,
TTcoj',
(d/i0^dto)
1,
19, 12.
dfi<f>oTpa>dei/ Xd/i-
404,
d/xm/u's, iBos,
{ajiafiov^
mom
a plant.
1, 81, Xi-
shining all around.

((paivtt)'),
Psell.
1124 B.
Psell.
Diosc.
dpaip.irrjs,
1, 14, p. 29.
dii(j)t(j)d<a
to
shine all around.
ov, 6,
of amomum.
immaculatu^,
Diosc.
1124
(quoted).
ov,
dp.(l)i(l)aiTos,
(0o)ff)
Pavos, a variety of frankincense.

dp(f)icl)aTjs.
Arnzst.
ap-wptos,
ov,
6,
the
undefiled,
Sin. 1076 C.
dp.ipt)(aiTos, ov, (xaiTTi)
with leaves all around.
Diod.
2,
53.
(ap.(î)(aiva>)
118th psalm, the longest in the Psalter, because apa>p.ot occurs near the beginning of it. It is divided into three
to the
name given
dfixj)i)(âvris, es,
gaping wide. Syncell.
portions called
C.
a-Toa-ets, stations.
Stud.
708
70, 10.
d.fi(pi)(a>\os,
Nic.
CP. 852
C.
Vit.
NU. Jun. 148 A.
ov,
9.
(;ô)\(is)
lame
in
both
feet.
(Compare Pallad. Laus. 1091

yj/aXpSv.^
Ibv piyav
Phdipp.
officer
ap<\>obdpxr}s,
ov,
6,
(apxpohos,
ap)(a>)
the
chief
dpapoTrjs,
rjTOS,
r),
(ap.copos^ innocence.
Symm.
of a
street.
Chron. 474, 13.

rj,
Ps. 25,
6v,
1.
Orig. II,
1588 C.
diKpoSevTiKos, incorrect for dipoBevnKos,
(dôSeuo)).
Galen.
II,
91
Qpdvov, 8i(bpov
av,
apap, the Latin amor. Phot. I, 736 C. the particle of the apodosis of a conditional
clause.
d/KfioSevnKov, stool,
With the
present, perfect, or future
apxôbov, ov, TO, rz= ap,(j)o8os, street, in a city.
Cleomed. 59, 8. Marc. Artem. 246. Vit. Aral. 1164 D dyutd. Moer. 231 Aavpat 8e Kal ra ap.(f>oba. Charts. 550, 2 Haec compitalia, ra apxôba. 552, 25 Compitus, apxôhov. apôLcpu, aros, to, {dp<f>L<f)cpa>) that which is carried around. In mathematical language, a revolving figure. Papp. p. XVII.
Sept. Jer. 17, 27.
11, 4.
dp.<pouTTiK6s,
f],
Dion. H. VI, 786, 14 'E0' oh poKioT &v itrnovbanev. Artem. 254 Ov yap fKarov TpmKovra ivvia ^rjO'eTm av ns enj.
indicative.
Sext. 41, 5
Tdâ
S'
&v Kal
oi
wcvre rpmroi r^r

352,
iirox^s dnapicovo'i
rds alnoXoyias.
27
Has
&v ovTos xpVO-erai tw OTipela. 436, 29 OvTas aide k a'aparos earat ttot' &v to do"a>Cyrill.
p.aTov.
2.
With
H. 353 Totc hv yvaxn/. the present or aorist subjunctive.

6 OijT
Sa>
ov,
(dp<\)l,
oliTTos)
rcvolving.
Papp.Tp.
tion.
XVn
ov,
Polyb. 11,
vacrdai.
oiiTos
6,
v^pLêiv viropeivrfTe
Tmy TeKciav
dptftoiOTiKav,
of
Tois i\ev6epovs.
18, 18, 2 OappTjcra &v dwotprjII,
magnitudes described by a complete revoluuiJL<l>opeacf)6pos,

6,
Dion. H.
1175, 13 Ov yap &v
(dfKJiopevs,
(ppa>)
m-
phorarius,
dpcfiopiKos,
T],
butler.
Synes. 1093 B.
Schol.
resembling an d/itpopeis. Arist. Av. 1032.

6v,
i(ra>,
BrJTm rrj t&v KpariV, 615, 13 OiiSci" &v vrrokdîi Xeyfo-dai Kara Text^v. Philon I, 69, 32 M^ yap ovrav dvopdrav, ouS' hv SioKcktos .
ovopji
a-Tcav fiyep,ovia.
oKiyapxias
Diosc.
both
a-Teap
2,
91, p.
dp.(j)OTepiâ>,
(dpxjioTepos)
to
to
incline
ouTmf &v
215 To Se 6pvi6ftov Koi xh^fiov evaSiaa^dij. Pint. II, 556 B
ways.
ings.
Clementin. 125 D,
Jul. 293 B.
have -two meand/i0tSe'îof, that
Skojtwj/ hv fvpt)s.
d/t0orepo8e'|6os, ov, (Seltds)
Xi^tapai. evvorjdmpev.
7 7 7 B Ovk av (roi irpoahia'PsewAa-Demetr. 13, 14 MdXts hi
77, 2 âKTJs
cyKwpiov &v dvayva
can use both

Judic.
3,
his
hands equally
well.
Sept.
15.
20, 16.
Erotian. 54.
Pallad.
V. Chrys. 57 C.
dfifporepos, a, ov, both.
Luc. Act. 23, 8 'Op.o\oPaid. Eph. 2, 14. 16, 8, Jews and gentiles. Theoph. 264, 9 Tais
yova-i
TO.
B Ti's yap &v dpapTTjirri ; Galen. II, 8 'EnaiveiTJi S' av ns Kal tov 'ABrfvaiav vopoderriv. VI, 37.5 C Ovk av ttote (f>drya>pfv tS>v eKeivois iSiobipav.
ns
iv Tols da-aiTois.
Clementin. 45
dpcfioTfpa.
Sext. 620, 28
irpOTpoTTf)V.
Ovk
oXlyrjv Se &v exjl pdipav
els
dfiipOTepmi iroXea-iv.
Kioa-iv.
2.
284, 6 Toir d/i0orepois awavTfs.
3.
With the future
optative
All
=^
=
el 2,
aorist
Porph. Cer.
both
optative.
241. 312.
461, 16.
ov,
Dion. H. I, 448, 4 Ei ovv elcriv oiovs dKovopev .... KpoBvp.oTara av Seôtvro

TOV
ap,<j)OTep6<l)daKiios,
(p(pddKii6s). having
Vit.
imp
Tfjs
TraTpiSos dymva.
Philon
I,
469,
his eyes
in good order.
Nil. Jun, 164
36
Ti6atT<T6v
yap
Kal
x^tpdr]des
yevotro,
tJKiara hv ^Xdyjfoi.
Just. Apol.
16 HoXi
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by Microsoft
133
yap
OiiTf &<Ta
ava
Kal 8iaKO(Tiovs Trefoils,
'
fioiKKov eKeivQvs KoXatrotev, eiirep Bvpcuvto.
iTnrels
8e
of.
StoKocriouj,
3,
Talian.'22 T/s ovk &v xK^vaa-oi;
Diog.
9,
108
each of which was composed

'E^c7re/ii|/e
104, 4
rpiaKo-
yap ravTa eXoi/ieSa, fj ravra (êvôiji.e6a Eus. 11, 1268 A. Zos. rrepl fip.as eori.
Synes. 1592,
v.
.... dva
SiaKoa-Lovs
Kal
uiovs.
6,
35, 5 'Ava SeKa TTOLoiJVTm tovtcov
11,
14 Ovk av dpKeVot.
8'
133
avTav Tus
ovyKiav
Taj(a
(Tois.
au juyeliTa irgrpl 6e6s iv 6em xopevTheod. IV, 368 TouTovy cIkotcos av
Diosc. 2, 91 Miôv 8e TtpoKoireias. Kal KWvafxa>p.ov Kai Kaphapmjiov Kal vdpBov dva
p,iav. 2,
214, p. 336 'Ava hvo necpv-
Tis i<fKvpeTas ovopAtroi.
Kora eK
SuuTTrjimTtav,
5,
two
together,
one on
4..
With the
8, 30, 9, 28,
perfect or future infinitive.

oiKricreiv
each
side.
49 Ndp8ou
SvpiaKrjs, Kivvap,iip,ov,
Polyb.
cLpurra.
(T(Tdai
8 Nofu'travi-as hv
5 AokoCv
B.v a-vv
ovtws
KacTulas, (Txoivov avdovs, KaXd/iOv eXdTrjs, 0otviKTjS,
Twv 'EWrjyav. Motos yap &v ovtius eXTrio'as

irevTrfs e(Tf(Tdai
Kmp^ TrpoarrjPMlon I, 221, 44

iKeTrjs Kai
dva ovyKias dio.
Sext. 506, 18
Aerjo'fi,
eKarepov tS)v toiovtwv O'wpdro)!/ dva Teuaapas

d/jtepels
depa-
biepxea-Oai tottovs-
527, 11
TSv dva
624,
TfXeios 6eov.
Plut.
(Tiyr)
I,
306
ev els TavTO (Tvvobos ov voTjflijcrfTai
8iJ0.
"E/cffXi/ltr fiv
fi7)Sei'
SvpaK0v<7ia>v Kal
tia 8eos
24 Td
p,ev
^paxea (E, 0)
hv' ovra dva
mvTe
vav Toaavrqv.
av avBi^fiv irpos ^lav koI 8vvap,tv olopAArr. Anab. 2, 2, 3 "Qy hi

e'trttrflat
oKlyov irpotrhoKav
Tiva aiêXciav.
&v
(T(j)l(n trap'
avToi
Iren.
453
Aeyovcri
....
naTairemaBai hv
oiifTiav,
Km
avoKeXvtrBm
eis rrjv oKrjv
Matt. 20, 9 "EXajSoi' man a denarius ; a denarius apiece. Marc. 6, 40 'AveTreaov irpaaiai dva cKarov Kal nevrfjKovra, they sat down in companies by hundreds and by
eTTibexerai irpoa-abias.
dvd
brjvdpiov, they received every
Orig. .... trvvervx^t "r. X. m, 1593 B To firi &v top (rmTrjpa ra p,rj yeypap^fieva elpTjKevcu as yeypap,pAva,
el
firj
fifties.
Luc.
9, 3
M^te dva bio
xirSivas
9,
e)(ei,v,
neither have two tunics apiece.
14 Kara10, 1
Kklvare aliTovs KXicrias dva nevTrjKOVTa.

'
5. 4
With the future

Toe
8t'
participle.
Plut. 11,
Aneo'TeiXev avroiis dva 8vo, he sent them forth
D
Ti
aireipiav atroXccrovTa
&v avrov.
'Qs
el
two and two.

TprfTas bio
rj
Joann.
rpeis,
2,
6 Xtapovaai dva p.e-
Diognet. 1169 A.
brj
Arr. Anab.
6, 6,
4, 3, 6
kcll
containing two or three
Xoyov &v aîov veoaplôiTO,
ovtoX
ejri-
Sritrop^voi TOiS MaKcSdorti/.
To
fiev Te7-
Xos eKXetTTovo'iv, as ovk av dia(l)vXd^QVTes avTo Lucian. H, 595 'Eyo) be avearevov avTov en.
i>s
hv
diroiTCJiayria'dfj.evos.
Orig.
I,
836
B
8e
''Eorop.evov
av.
if.
Apoc. 4, 8 Eiôk dva tttepuyas e^, they had each of them six wings. Jos. B. J. 3, 4, 2 Ilapacrxoiieviov dva bia^xiXiovs Toôras, each furnishing two thousand archers. Porph. Cer. 173 ''Emblbwaiv evl eKaoTto 6 âtnXevs dva (rravpov eva, the emmeasures apiece.
peror gives a cross to each one. Also with the genitive. Apollod. Arch. 43 Ai p.ev otv Kar evBelav boKol p^KOS exovo'iv
dva
irrjxeiov
3d contracted from iav,

'
Witli the present

9,
or perfect indicative.
Polyb.
31, 2
*Av
Kal (caTExecSe Koi irpoSiei,Xri<jiaTe nepl tovt<ov,

tIs
en
KaToXeiirerai Xoyos
fifj
Jos. Ant. 1 2, 4, 8
IE.
Pseudo-X*irf^ni.
I.
239,
25
*Av ovv
KoXa(,oip.ev
Tovs toiovtovs, Ka\ av
"Bxov TrXevpav eKaaTqv dva Tnixav

p.eyi<Trav bia-Kmv.
Olymp.
vpoaboKa vnb twv apôpevav Karatjipovrja-eadai. Const. Apost. 6, 1 7 kSv ^Sxnv avrav ai ya/ie8. With the future optaToi, K&v reSvaa-t.
458, 8 iepovTos cxdoTou Tais x^P' '''' ^^'^ Oregent. 584 B 'Ava irev-
Can. Apost. 74 Kfiv p,ev airavr-qaoi, Kai 3. airoXoyji<TaiTo, with various readings.
tive.
rqKovra binXSiv avTOvs bieêpxeadai. 597 A. Mai. 592 AexecrBaa'av dvd cKarov bmXSiv.
440, 11
Whether, interrogatively.
Dion C.
45, 43,
irpotKOS dva
KeXeia-as Tov bo6rjvai avrats X^P'" xpvclov Xirp&v e'lKoa-i Kal nacrav
4 AoOXoi yap
Kal pfj.
ela-i
av r eOeXaxnv, av re
TTjv virocrraa-iv,
twenty pounds of gold

'Ei/
to
each.
Theoph. 377, 12
toIs ^paxioa-iv (ecpopei)
*ava, prep. upon.
With
rffs
the genitive.
ecmdcrecos
Theoph.
'Ava
ttjv
Cont. 418, 12 'Ava

im-iaa-iv.
8*
^=
dvd TTevre iCXa^Lav, five on each arm. Porph. Cer. 108 'Ava nocrwv box^v bexovrai to. fiepij
ev Tairri
rfj
(Compare Horn. Od.

âlv.
Kal
am
TrjXep.a)(os vrjos
2, 416 'Av 177 'Ava vrjos

e'^rj-
npoeXeia-et,
how many
times (re-
ceptions) each party receives in this procession.
e^rjv.
15,
284 *Av Se
avTOS vqos
ffOTO.)
XiKOv.
els
114 Aibcoaiv 6 Tramas evl eKaara dva fiaa-iAdm. 138 AiBtov TerpaTrebiKav ixovrav
2. Distributively, with the accusative. Xen. An. 3, 4, 21 ''Ewoirjo'avTo e^ X6)(ovs dva eKorbv avSpas, six companies of one hundred men each. 4, 6, 4 'E'iTopeii6ri<rav iwra aradfwvs ava trevre napaaayyas t^s
the rate 10, 3
ri/iepas,
arjKos dva opyvtds fi(5s, TroXXdicir be Kai dvd bio, Kal to irXdros dvd opyvias pids. 176 Totr rpia-lv vio'is avrov dva pids fiepibos KareTheoph. Cont. 54 'Avd Silo reXoivrmv Xiwe.
at
2,
of five parasangs a day.
Polyb.
Zevâvres rovs Trap' airaiv Xefiôvs ava
dveKodev fuXiapia-iaiv. 81 'Ek tov biavejirjBrivai 105, 12 avTols dvd reaaapaKOVTa xpvcivaiv. Upoa-eToêv ev Tm TOS Aava-iOKOv pea-OKqiruf
Terrapas, quaternos,
2,
four
together,
in fours.
24,
13 ^Qv eKarepov ^v dva TeTpaKi,axi.Xiovs
awaxdevras dvd biaKoa-iav pd^bav Tv(j)6^vat. 430, 20 ndvTas Xap^dveiv dvd vopiaparos ivos.
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avaâ
134
aval3iâcrfio<i
In the following passages it is constructed with the nominative. Apoc. 21, 21 'Ava eis Ka(TTos Tav TTvKdtvav rjv i^ ivos fxafyyapLTOV,
Diosc. every several gate was of one pearl. lobol. 19, p. 79 'Om'ou kou (riivpvrjs ava oôXof.
dva^da-wv, ov, to, (dvdâa-is) stairs leading up opposed to Karapda-tov. Theoph. to a place 697 TA dva^da-iov ttjs XdKKrjs, sc. UvKr/s or
;
UopTTis.
dvaâa-is,
Porph. Cer. 121.

eass,
rj,
Soran. 257, 11. 19 'Ava
fiia <^\ey^,
one
for each.
avaâ, t&, indeclinable,
avdâa-is.
Mon. 272 A.
drajSdSio-n,
fffls, Tj,
[The
aorist
Epiph. imperative of
avaâlvto used substantively.]

{âbiâi)
Classical. 2. Pro3. ProArtem. 342. Artem. 253 Kara gression, in arithmetic. -)- y -f- S Trjv dvaâaiv twv aToixîav (a -(4. Declination, in astronomy. i^. Agathem. 333 Tijs -n-pos ôppdv dvafida-eas,
gress
ascent.
irpoKOTrrj.
retrogression.
avaââ
Antyll.
a going backward, apud Orib. I, 513, 2.

Sept.
of the sun's north declination.

Sept. Par. 1, 26, 16.
'EX1/CT17 dvdpaa-is,
2, 9, 1.
dj/a|3tj3dfto.
rj,
Apophth. 273 C.
avaPadfiis,
I'Sor,
stair, step.
Ex.
20, 26.
II,
of a tree.
ot
iTTTrovpis.
winding Ezech. 47, 12.

Diosc. 4, 46.
6,
7.
stairs.
5. Keg. 12 6. Leaves
Stairs.
3, 6,
synonyme
5, 21, 2.
avaâBiios, ov,
11
At'
avaâdjiav, by degrees, gradually.

1
Sept. Ps. 1
of
steps,
an expression of obscure import.

9 - 1 33 'QiSij tSiv avaâ6jj,aiv,
o,
step,
degree.
Philon
557,
dvaâa-pos, oi,
Aristid.
I,
(dvafiadpos).
Paus.
6, 3.
a song
549, 12.
Dion
C. 38,
up.
Cynll.
A.
II,
16 A.
Sept. Judic.
3. In the Ritual, oi avaâdfioi, certain antiphonic troparia. Every mood (^x"*) I*^ i*^ The dvaâdfioi are divided into avaâBfioi.
three portions called avrifpava.
dj/aâo-T-dfrn (/Saordfo)), to lift
16, 3.
Apollod. Arch. 45.
Lucian. H, 905
lifting up.
Elf vôs dvaâtrrdtrai tov dvTmoKov.

dya/SdoTo^tf,
etos,
fj,
Those of
(dvaâardâ) a
the plagal of the fourth, however, are divided Stud. 1688 C lov rmv into four dvTl(j)a>va.
avaâdfimv Kavova
dva^ddpa, as,
steps.
.
Galen.
IT,
84 C. a
sacriTL,
dvafiaTrjpiov, ov, to, (dro^dTTjr) sc. lepov,
...
els
iu cKaarov avrL-
fee
before setting out on a voyage.

Bvciv.
(pcovov Tcity dvaâdfiQjv.

r/,
984 B,
a set of movable
t
2. Bench,
22, 6
Plut.
footstool.
Geopon.
(dvafialvto)
7, 2, 3.
9, 17, 8.
Strah.
ov,
7,
dvaâTTjs, ov, 6, rider.
Sept. Esai. 21, 7 EiSov
dvdâOpov,
t6,
an aba
Orig.
hrum
1065
pulpit.
dva^dras
Ittttovs.
iTnTfls (cai dvoâTTji/
ovov
(cai
di/a/3d-
Juven.
Tes Kal
46.
I,
TTjv KaprjKov.
dvaâivio, to ascend.
A 'hva^dv-
2.
f},
'Aca^drai- avSpamoi
TToirja-avTa.
dno rav ev Koo-fua KoXaiv cttI tov rd oXa 2. To go above. Hierocl. C. A.
bious.
Firebrand dvpAXayfr. Schol. Arist. Ach. 321.

6v,
i^
DuI,
dvaâTiKos,
relnting to ascent.
Epiph.
20, 5, nvos. dvafiaXko), to throrv up, etc.
Classical.
Sept.
Ps. 77, 21 "Hfcoucre Kvpios kcu dve^dKero, wroth.

dvafiaTn-i^m (/3a7rTifa>), to sink.
^
was
Plut.
iiri
I,
306
Avao'TTQJO'at
irpapadev opSas
fidiTTiôv {ras vavs).

liaptize.
2.
Trpvp,vas dve-
Rebaptizo, to re-
'AvaânKov JlavKov, the title of a book purporting to contain the unspeakable words which Paul heard when he was caught up into Paradise (Cor. 2, 12). 680 B. 11, 176 C AvaâTiKov 'Ha-atov, another forgery. Hieron. TV, 622 C, Ascerwiio Isaiae. 2. Adapted to riding, as a horse. Jos. Ant. 15,
'
656
Nic.
A.
27.
Cyprian. Epist. 71, 1, p. 409 A. Eus. n, 645 A. BasU. TV, 732 Greg. Naz. H, 236 B. Cyrill. H. 345 B.
I,
6, 3, KTTjVOS.
19.
dvafiaTos,
rj,
ov, (dvaffaivio)
L.
scansilis, that
5, 2
mny
be ascended.
Jos. B. J. 5,
r/v
TeaaapecrKalCerul. 794
Did. A. 720 A.
Epiph. II, 337 C. Carth. Anast. Sin. 712 C. (Compare Can.

rj
2.
Sexa pev
ôBpms
dvajSaTOv
dm tov nparov.
B
Raised, leavened bread.
Apost. 47 'EnicTKOTTOS
d\r]6ei,av
(TTj
. .
.
TrpeiT^vTepos tov Kara
eôvra pdnTio-pa iav avcodev âTrriKadaipnadui. Const. Apost. 6, 15
dvaâTOV apTOv tupovtrav. dvaê^rjKOTas, adv. in an ascending manner. Did. A. 525 B.

Tî* C^prjv rfjv tov
Tovs ficpvTjpevovs k devrepov âwriêiv ireipapevoi dvafrravpovm tov Kvpiov koI dvaipovcriv Hippol. Haer. 462. 40 avTOV fK SivTtpov.
'EttI
dvaêvva
=
f),
Num.
dvajifJTis,
1,
dvaâivm. Sept. Gen. 2, 6 as v. 41 as v. 1. Luc. Act. 3, 1 as v. 1.

z=i ap^r).
1.
Coined by Erotian.
88.
cera-f
tovtov (tov KoXXioTOu) Trpatrms reroXprjrai Sfirepov airols ^dima-pa. Tertull. 1, 1216
dvaî^dâ,
for
eiTre,
to thi-ow
back the accent, as in
eeSva for eSva, eaSev for 8eK, ayados
Semel ergo lavacrum inimus.)

etas,
17,
for dyados, pi(r6aiTos for purdtoros.
Apollon.
dva^dimo-is,
Carth. 48.
{dvaâtrriâ)) a rebaptizing.
D. Pron. 334 B, t6v tovov. Arcad. 1 74, 26 Xaipova-i yap ot AioXeir dvaî^dêiv (?) Toiis
Tovovs.
dvaâTTTia-pos, ov,
6,
:^
di/a;3dwTK7ts.
BasU. IV,
Cyrill.
a.
ov,
Participle, 6 dvaî^dâv, the

Tertull. II,
732 A.
dva^do'ipos, ov, (dvdjSao-is) ascendable.
II,
ascendent, in astrology.
dvaîâa-pos,
6,
266 A.
(drajSi^dfco)
throicing
516 A, Tols
dylois.
back of the accent, in grammar.
Apollon. D.
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avaîtoaK
135
Synes. 1125
avayevvri(TK
a drawing up.
forth.
Conj. 500, 19, Tov Tovou, as in Sea-TTora from

detnTOTtjs.
'
2.
dva^poxiirp.6s, ov, 6,
Paul. Aeg.
477,
An
A,
f-
dvafiaa-fios.
3.
ascending.
116, in surgery.
Cer. 711, 18.

total.
712, 11.
4.
Promotion.
Porph.
Summa, sum
ava^pva (^pva), to gush 40. .4eZ. V. H. 3, 43.

TIVOS.
Philon
I,
Ci/n'H.
4.
I,
164 B,
Heron Jun.
Sept.
48, 27.
iaiaîaxTis, e<oy, ^,
{civaîoai)
a reviving, resur-
dvd^paa-is,
ems,
17,
(dvaîfipacTKa)
corrosion.
Mace. 2, 7, 9, aiavios. Plut. App. I, 75, 57. s. IV, 244 C. I, 502 F. Athenag. 1005 D. a.vaî.6a. dvajSuBO-Ko) (dva/SXaoravo)) a shooting di/ajSXao-njcrir, eas, up again. Pseudo-Dion. 1033 A.
rection.
Ptol. Tetrab. 116.
Galen. H, 175 D. X, 79
Ill, 614, 13.
Antyll. apud Orib. C. Aphr. Probl. 32, 5. 19.
Alex.
fj,-
dva^paTiKos,
rj,
6v,
Corrosive.
Alex.
Aphr.
Probl. 32, 15, Kapdvos.

dvdyaios, ov, (yaia) above the
avd^Xeîs,
eais,
rj,
Sept. Esai. 61, 1.
(dva^Xerra) recovery of sight. Luc. 4, 19 (quoted). Nil.

Cyrill.
ground
to Rardyauis.
500 D.
Sophrns. 3664 B.
dralSXi/xdofiai
jSXijxao/"") aloud.
A.
n, 33 D.
ava^\v<TTalva (fi\va>), to gush forth.
Orig. IV,
KeXXioi/. 3. Substantively, to dvdymov, upper hall. Marc. 14, 15. Theophil. Alex. 53 A. dvayaWis, I'Sos, ij, anagallis, a plant. Diosc.
2,
Pallad. Laus. 1019.
opposed 1098 C,
105 A.
<ii/a|8XuoTdv(a
^
fj,
209.
153 (154), evvSpos,
preceding.
Eus.
Ill,
549 C.
II,
dvayapyaKitTp,a, aros, ro,
a-iov.
following.
Galen.
n, 1324 B, %K TWOS.
avafiorjns, ems,
XIII, 494 B. Dion. H.

fj
(avaôda) shout.
to
dvaydpydpio'p.a, aros, to, (dvayapyaplâ) a gargle.
837,
9.
Pseudo-i)eme(r. il, i,
tov i\e\ev.
;
Diosc.
1,
183, p. 162.
Archigen. apud
Aei.
avaôdpevtt), eia-a, {ôSpevia)
dig up
to de-
Orib. II, '154,

6,
9.
Alex. Trail. 71. 230.
molish, pull
down.
Cyrill.
A. VHI, 1045 D.
53.
;
X, 205 C, vaovs.
dvafiokdStov, ov, to,
Bekker. 389, 33 'Araô-
drayycXos, ov, (SyyeXos) without a messenger
dpfvovaiv, dvaiM>x^fvovaiv.
(dvafioXfi) shawl, used by women. Isid. Hisp. 19,25,7 Anabolad i u m amictorium lineum feminarum, quo humeri operiuntur, quod Graeoi et Latini
,
sindonem vocant.
dvaôKoiov,
ov,
to,
unannounced. Anthol. II, 151 (Gaetulic. 2). synonyme of /xupo-i'w; dypi'a. Diosc. 2. 4, 144 (146). opposed to KOTayeios. dvdyeios, ov, ^= dvdyaios Eus. n, 1096 C. up. Leo Med. to fM dvayffiiâ {yep.iâ),
',
(dvo/SoXTj)
outer garment.
145.
Symm.
Esai. 3, 22.
Pseud-^lzAan. IV, 953 D.
dvayevvaa (yevvda),
sense.
to
regenerate, in a religious
Pseudo-Germ. 396 B.
avaôKevs, das,
Petr.
1, 1, 3.
23 'Avayeyewi/jaeVot ovk
Iren. 657
a groom who helps Arr. to mount. Plut. I, 563 E. 838 A. Suid. Anab. 1, 15, 6. App. I, 453, 54. 2 Scapu'AvaôKevs, 6 im wnroi' dvdyav. 3. Stirrup. lar, scapulary. Soz. 1072 A. Suid. 'Ava/SoXcus Koi fj napa Pafiaiots 4. DeEust. 1406, 5. Xcyofihri a-KoKa.
6,
(dva/SdXXo))
i< <\>6opds tTirapTTis.
"\va els ttjv
imep ndvTav Siva/uv Smtiv Clem. A. I, 193 A. 237 A.

VTja-as
dvayeyevvr)p,ivoi.
276
'Aj/ayev-
(awTOus) TTvevjiaTi els vlodea-lav.
280 B.
layer.
Cosm. Jud. 88
01 likiovTes
to. j3d-
308 C 'Aveyevvri6rip,ev els XpiCyrill. H. Hippol. Haer. 152, 88. oTov. 2. It is often used with reference 372 C. to baptism, the symbol of regeneration.
C.
281 B. C.
ptm
ava
Koi bvTiKa licprj
dya/3oXeis KoXoOvrat
as
39,
Just. Apol. 1,61.
Theophil.
2, 1 6 .
Clementin.
irov dvp)(6p.epoi KoL

fjs, r/,
fipaSvn\oovvTS.
1,
29 A.
3,
221 D.
293 C.
hid
Orig.
Beiov
H, 100
OJ
duaôXrj,
ascent.
Polyb.
55, 10.
dvayevvap.evoi
Basil. IV, 113
tov
âima-jxaros.
2.
9 Trjv dvaôKrjV
Tav "AXTremi'
Trjv els 'iTaXlav.
'
AvayevvrjdevTes SrjKovoTi did
doubtful
I,
synonyme
'of
dvdXaôs.
bag.
TTJs iv T<5 âirritTjiaTi xdpiros.
Cassian.
71 A.
dvayevvrjtris,
ems,
v,
(dvayevvda)
renovation.
dwijSoXiSty for dvaôXlBiov, t6, (dva^ciSXa)
Apophth. 276 A, V.
dva^\iov, ov, t6,
=
A.
aa^dpiov.
ISos,
fj,
amô\is,
.
= =
1.
dvaô\i8iov.
dvaôKawv.
dvafioKawu?
Achmet. 157
Clim. 1117
Philon II, 489, 19, Koa-pov. Iren. 608 A. 2. Regeneration, in a religious sense. Iren. Clem. A. 657 B T^s els deov dvayevvrjo-eas. Hippol. 732 A Trju did 308 C. I, 264 A.
TOV
dyiov irveviiaTos dvayevvqcnv.
Cyrill.
Orig.
I,
468 B.
{dva^pda-a-a) a heaving up.
aiia^paa-iids, oi, 6,
Genes. 74, 22.

taia^paxro-a, to
3, 2.
Did. A. 401 B. 3. It is often used with reference to bapJust. Apol. 1, 61. 66 Aovcrafieva to tism.
H. 372 B.
bound,
to
jump.
Sept.
Nahum.
3,
owi/Spo/ieo)
(/Spo/ieo)),
to
effervesce.
Aihen.
xmep diêVems dpapnav (cai ei's dvayevvtiiriv Clementin. 29 A. 300 C. (Tertull. \ovTp6v. secunda nativitate, id est, a lan, 915
A A
100, p. 126
D.
vacro.)
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by Microsoft

avayevvijTiKoi
6v,
136
Porph. Aneb. Iambi. Myst.
Caesagently.
avayvQji;
Just. Frag.
dvayevvrjTiKos,
r),
regeneratory,
1580 C.
'Avdyiojv
it
Sext. 43,
14
37, 3,
Twv
bpatTTiKoiv eldatXcov.
Orig.
dvayxri,
n, 53 C.
rjs, ij,
167, 10.
dvayepacTTos, a mistake for ayepaaros.
rius 1048.
dvayrjpvofnai (yrjpva), to cry aloud.
5,
necessity.
ex"
''"th the
infinitive,
/ must
needs,
is
necessary that I
Ael.
N. A.
Kr)v
should do anything. Xc. 14, lS"Exti> dvdy23, 17 'AiiayKqv 8e fi^X^v diro^(\6ew.
34 as
V.
1.
for
dvaxpovopM.
Galen.
2,
I,
Xvfiv.
Jud.
3.
Theophil.
3,
10.
Sext. 84, 3
dvayivma-Kai, to read.
47 E, \d6pa, not
Oil npoKaTdKap.fidve<Tdai II,
dvdyxqv
cxî.
Damage.
2. To study, dvayvSxTTai of a church. Joann. go to school, to be a student. Mosch. 2996 B Oi bio viol pov iv Kaurapeia Mai. 92, 12. dveyivajCTKOv. Greg. /iij or ovx a-ytos, unholy. dvayios, ov, Naz. m, 149 A. Apocr. Act. Andr. et di/ayxafm, to compel. Matthiae 7 ^'HvdyKaêv rov 'AvBpeav 'Iva fieraXu/St; Koi avTOS aprov rpo(p7is avv rols padr^Tois Mai. 112 AvayKaôvfrt tov Aurrjvopa avTov. Achmet. 187 'Avdpm.... &a-Te iêXdclv.
to
aloud.
Const. Apost.
25
ol
dvayivaxTKOvra
321
'Hpels
8e'
e'ixopev dvdyKrjv vnep-
âlvetv Tovs opovs ai/rav
dvayKorpocpea,
ing.
rj<Ta>,
(dvdyKr], Tp((pa>)
1.
:^
follow-
Epict. Ench. 29, 2 as v.

r/cra),
*dvayK0(payea),
(âye'ai) to eat compuhorily. 31,

1,
Theopomp. apud Longin.

Philon
3,
irpdypaTo.
Poll.
II,
586, 20.
Epict.
3, 15, 3.
153.
Philostr. 598.
ij,
*dvayKo(j)ayia, as,
Polit. 8, 4, 9.
dvayKocl)opeco,
Clem. A.
compulsory eating. I, 380 A.

heivd.
Aristot,
rj<rco,
((pepai) to
bear from necessity.
Dion. H. IV, 2029, 10, ra

dvdyKvXos,
ov,
TTovs rjvayKaa-pevovs, in distress.
without dyKvXr].
Diod.
3, 8, okov-
dvayKadeTrjcris,
fcus,
fj,
necessitation
analogy of vopodeTrjo-is. Ill, 444 B. dvayKoios, a, ov, necessary. Eus. II, 772 B. Soz. 1236 B To aldolov ^ KOL Toiis dp(j)l tovto dvayKaiovs nopovs. Impersonally, dvayKoiov i(TTi, it is necessary to do anything. Moschn.
after the
formed Oenom.
TIOV.
dvdyXtmTos,
ov,
an ag1yp t u
6,
s,
dvdyXv(})os.
apud Eus.
Plin. 33, 49 (139)
Vasa anaglypta.
(dvayXvcpfi^ worker in low
dvayXvcfidpws, ov,
relief, carver.
Macar. 617
(dvdyXv<pos)
Strab.
8.
C.
dvayXv(j}T),
fjs,
fj,
embossed work,
work
in low relief.
1 7, 1, 28,
peyaKav
2, 9.
17 'PivayKoiov icrnv
Iv
eV oKiym
Kadapdjj.
eiSmXcov.
Aristeas
Jos.
Ant. 12,
Apocr. Pet. et Paul. 66 'Hplv Se dvayKoiov
dvdyXvipos, ov, (yXvcfxo) tcrought in low
relief.
2.
Iva yevTjTai 6 iTrqyyeCKaTO 6 bihaiTKd\os fjpav.
Valuable, costly,
Eus.
II,
865 B.
,
Jsid. Hisp. 20, 4, 8
Ana-
iroXvTfXrjs, ripios.
glyph a quod
Them.
2.
work,
superius sint sculpta. Porph.

Cer. 582, 18.
to
dvdyXv(j)ov,
relief.
Pallad. Laus. 1018 D.
Porph. Cer. 584.
15, 14, piva-ovpta.
Suid, Becrndpiov, jrapa Pwpaiois tottos vda
dvayxaia diroKeirm
i(r6f]s.
3.
ij
Substantively,
embossed
Substantively,
work in low
Clem. A. U,
TO dvayKoiov, (a) a necessary thing.
Posidon.
dvayxalav,
40 B.
avayXv(jia> (yXv(j)a>), to carve in 12, 2, 8, p. 592.
apud Athen.
of
the
5,
52 Imv npos to
^v
necessaries
of
life.
Dion.
genitals
H. in,
in the
low relief. Jos. Athenag. Legat. 17, p. 924

as,
1393, 10
Kaiav.
plural.
Tmc
(1)
Trpoy tov KaBTjpepav fiiov dvay-
A.
yj/os)
the
secrets,
dvayvfia,
Macar. 617 C, SiV/coi. more correctly dvayvla,

impurity, pollution.
Sept.
fj,
(ava2, 4,
Papias 1261 B. Artem. 122. Apocr.

Theod. Lector 221
ttjs <t)va-fas
Mace.
Gen.
Act. Paul, et Theol. 35.
13.
B.
Euagr. 2480
Ta
Schol. Arisl. Pac. 1176.
(c)
dvayKoia.
dvayvapl^co,
to
recognize.
Sept.
45,
privy
in the plural. ; Joann. Mosch. 3104 A.

tjtos,
9,
fj,
a necessary, Zosimas 1 700 A.

necessity.
Hw'ko dveyvapiêro Tols dSeXlôi;

he
aiiToO, while
made himself known
to his brothers,
dvayvapipos, ov, (yvapipos) recognized. Clementin.
dvayKaioTTjs,
(dvayKaios)
Sext.
I,
353 A.
dvayvapurpa, aros,
to, (dvayvtopLâ) toys by which children that had been exposed or lost were recognized. Charis. 550, 1 Cre-
Polyb. 4, 48,
et alibi.
105, 5.
2. Relationship.
viKai.
Dion. H.
258, 8, avyye-
dvayKaims,
'
adv.
necessarily.
AvayKaiais
cpôiJO't
Theophil. 2, 37 KaT d^lav t5>v wpdêov ko-
pundia, dvayviopifrpaTa.
avayvapia-pos, ov,
tion.
6,
dvayvapicns, recogniPlut. Frag. 738
\aa-6rjvai, they
must of necessity.
to,
Aristot. Poet. 10, 3.
dvaymcrpa, arcs,
18, 2, 3.
=:
following.
Jos.
Ant.
A.
I,
Clementin. 320 A, et aUbi.
Clem. A.
II.
dvayKaa-pos,
o), 6,
(anayxafo)) compulsion: Steph.
853 A. Pamphil. 1552 C. 276 A, in the other world.

fj,
Damasc.
Diac. 1077 A.
dvayKacrrripios, ov, compulsory, coercive.
dvayvrnpurriKos,
ov,
recognitory.
Schol. Lucian.
Dion.
H.
I,
400,
9, 8iKaioo-i;!/;s-.
730 as v. 1. dvdyvas {avar/vos), adv. impurely,

1,
etc.
SibyU.
dvayKauTiKas (dvayKafTTiKos), adv. forcibly, co-
3,
596.
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avayvcoaii}
avdyvcoa-is, eas,
r/,
137
;
avaheiKTeov
eios,
f/,
reading, in criticism
2.
as eo
dvdyvpis,
3,
the
for ov.

lecture.
name of a
plant.
Diosc.
157 (167).
6,
avdyvcDcrfui, oTot, to, {avayivaxTKoi)
that
which
is
avdyvpos, ov,
an agyro 3
read, reading,
Dion. H.
I,
24, 4,
dvdya,
to spiritualize,
VI, 1023,
14, 1.
70.
7.
8. Reading, in criticism. Apollon. D. Pron. 313 A. 318 A. 3. of Scripture, 357 A. 812 B. passage. Orig. B. 296 B. 309 A. 332 B. 4. Lesson, in ecTea;*
I,
Plut.
Philon U, 570, 19. Epict. 2, n, 675 B, et alibi. Lucian. II,
dvdyvpis. Ibid. to convert to a spiritual
meaning.
Xc^fmj
Orig. IV, 72 C.
jifi
472
'EttI
r^s
J/tetve
oi6p,evos avTrjV dvayeoBai.
2. To report, to give or send an official account or statement. Porph. Adm. 186, 15.
188. 211, 14, et aUbi.
d.vayaiyevs, cms, 6,
Ill, 27'7
(drays))
Eus. IV, 940 A. 11, 1548 C. 1184 C, TO fla. Athan. H, 841 A. Basil. IV, 353 A. Chrys. I, 525 A, the gos5. The Koran. pel of the day. Nicet.
clesiastical
language.
Commonly,
that hy
one that leads up. which anything is drawn
up,arope\l'].
Ignat.652B,ipwv.
2.
The
rmv
hind-quarter of a shoe. ^XavTav.

dvayayrj,
ijs,
ij,
A then.
taxes.
12, 62,
Byz. 721 B.
amyvaiaTeov
642, 16.
payment of
Set dvayivdxTReiv.
Dion. Thr.
593, tS>v ipopav.

sense.
2.
Philostr. spiritual
Anagoge,
Orig.
I,
384 B. 1053 C.
IV, 205
avayveKTTrjs, ov, o,
(avayvyvaKTua)
anagnostes,
Sept. Esdr. 1 8, 8, tov v6Dion. H. V, 561, 1. Epict. 1, 26, 13. Plut. I, 544 A. 695 E. Gell. 18, 5. 2.
fwv.
L. lector, reader.
Taf Kara dvayayfjv dXXijyopi'as. Iambi. Myst. 292, 17. Greg. Naz. Ti, 412 A. Hieron. IV, 81 A. Cassian. I, 963 A, Anagoge vero de spiritalibus mysteriis ad sublimiora quae-
Lector, reader, in a church.
57 A. Eus. II, 621 A. Athan. I, 533 D. 11, 1305 B. Basil. IV, 800 C. Greg. Naz. HI, 369 A. The dvayvSia-Tai form one of the
Tertull. 11,
dam
dens.
tion.
et saoratiora
3.
coelorum secreta conscenreligious

9
Anagoge,
Myst. 114,
cttI
exalta-
Iambi.
OiS"
eKoraa-is
dirXcos
ovras eorlv, dXX'
to Kpeirrov dva-
lower ecclesiastical orders.

*dvayva>(rnK6s,
rj,
yayr) Koi pcTdaraa-is.
ov,
^dvayvaOTr/s)
good for
avayasyia, as,
reading, but not for declaiming, as applied

to literary performances.
12,
2.
gross ignorance.
3.
Aristot. Rhet. 3,
Skilled in reading or
2,
fond of
514 A.
{dvdyayos) want of education, Polyb. 7^ 10, 5. Plul. II, 37 D. 800 D. Pseudo-Z)eme<r. 77, 9. Suid. Avayayia. *0 fie fit* dvayayylav ravra rao";ê,
17,
reading.
Epict.
18, 2.
Plut.
II,
TovTca-nv dnaibeva-iav.
Porphyr. Prosod. 407 To dvayvaa-riKov ^lipos T^f ypajifianKris, relating to reading correctly.
bringing up,
dvaymyiKos,
lifting
rj,
2.
leading or
dvayayrj.
Nicet. Paphl. 33 A.
ov,
(dvaymyrj) exalting, elevating,
up
to sublime speculation.
Pseudoelevating.
dvayvaoTos,
ov.
rj
Dion
C. 40,
9,
3 'Owens
ANAwhere
Dion. 121 B.
dvayayuc&s,
adv.
FNQSTA
able,
tols iroWols rd ypacpofieva,
by
exalting
the context requires dv-avdyvmara, unread-
unless
we read
ij,
av ayvwa-ra.
avayopevo'ts, ewy,
(dvayopevo)) L. renunciatio,
a proclaiming, with reference to the election

of consuls or emperors.
vTrdrav.
Pseudo-Dion. 121 A. 205 C. 2. Spiritually, in a spiritual sense. Greg. Naz. II, 645 B. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1153 C. Gregent. 653 C.
dvaymyios, ov,
or
Plut.
6.
I,
840 C.
Simoc. 36,
to
299 F, ratv Porph. Cer.
^=
dvayioyos.
Synes.
2, 1,
Hymn.
sc.
1,
410, AeovTOi, coronation,
dvayopeva, L. renuncio,
one with any
office.
dvrjy6pev(re j3ao"tXea, jraros dvayopfvBcis.

2, 6,
proclaim : to invest Diod. 20, 54 'Eavrov Plut. I, 304 B 'Av6vHerodn. Afric. 85 B.
=
4,
_
2.
2.
119, p. 1592.
Prod. Hymn.
Ael. V. H.
pepdwav.
Upd,
Substantively, to dvayoryta,
1,
dvaârripta.
15.
N. A.
dvaycoyos, ov, {dvdya) leading

vating.
up;
exalting, ele'dvra
Iambi. Myst. 42, 16 'Araytaya
els
Theoph. 67 'Avriyopevae BperravloDva jSao-iXe'a, he proclaimed Brettanio a king.

16.
Nic.
CP.
Histor. 55, 18.
Porph. Cer. 393.
wpos Tovs deovs. Psell. 1141 A. *dvaydiyas (dvayayos), adv. rudely, vulgarly. Macho apud Athen. 13, 43, p. 580 E. Sept.
dvaypafipjiTi<Tp4s, ov, to, (ypdp,pa)
anagram"Hpa
I,
Mace.
2,
12, 14.
Gell. 6 (7), 3 Inerudite et
matismus, anagram,
drip.
as Xdxos xoXor,
dvayayas.
Artem. 336.
hfi
Eust. 45, 45.

dvaypdcjieiv.
dvaSdKva (SaKvea),
to irritate excessively.
Ruf.
dvaypairriov ;:=
Lucian.
apud
Orib. II, 255, 12.
454.
dvdypaTTTos, ov, painted.
dvar/paî),
rjs,- fj.
dvdbfiypxi, aros, to, (dvadfUwpj.) anything shmon.
Clem. A. I, 156 A. Scripture. Philon I, 607,

to
Anthol IV, 185.

3.
Hes.
'
AvaSeiypara, ^vlas
irepl Tpaxfjôis
Kal rd ev rals rpayiKals aio]-
694, 2 ai Upai.
dvayprjfyopito
vais fi'SoiXa SeiKvvpeva.
{yprjyopem),
awake.
Martyr.
dvabeiKTeov
fiei
dvabeuarivw..
Clem. A.
I,
Path. 1425 C, ex âdeos vttvov.

18
637 C.
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by Microsoft
avaSec^K
dvdSeiiis, ems,
f),
138
'aBvcrif
a showing forth, sign, indication, manifrslation, appearance. îod. 1, 85. ic. Sept. Sir. 43, 6, xpov^"Const. Apost. 5, 13 1, 80, irpbs Tov 'la-parjX.
(omSfi'/ci'iif")
Phryn. Praep. Soph.

*dvabliiKa>(ns, ems,
fj,
20, 1 'AXT]\iiJ.p.evov ovarjKeLp.iJ.dvov.
8ijr\ovvTes Xcyovcriv dvrt tov
lapping.
etition.
(dvahmkota) a doubling, 2. RepAristot. H. A. 2, 1 7, 25.
'O Kvpios apdBei^cv vfuv

eVotijo-aTO.
TfjS
olKi'iat
deonjTOs
Philon U, 56,
110, 14.
i9.S. Anadiplo10.
Alex.
Mon. 4064 B.
TOV âoKoiov a-ravpov,

poO.
2. Appointment, inauguration.
7,
4072 B,
tov (rravPolyb.
sis,
in rhetoric.
Pseudo--DOTe<?-. 34,
JJ
v\jfaa-is
15, 26,
TOV biabriimTos.
Plut.
I,
409 F,
Sext.
Diomed. Schol. Arist. Nub. 267.-4. Re445, 7. Tryph. 12. Drac. duplication, in grammar.
64, 13.
Charis. 281, 11.
Twv
vTTCLTav.
i),
782 A. 840
155, 25.
dvaSofieo), rja-a,
dvaSeKTotds,
6v, (dvaSexoifcu) susceptible.
(Se/wa) to rebuild.
Agath. 96,
I,
267, 7 To yap opanKoC iraSouf dvaSeKTiKov opaTLKOiS KiveiTai.
10.
101, 18.
dvabovea
659,
7.
Chron. 590, 19 -rjcraadat. Philon fioi/ta) strengthened.

(dveSepa) exulceration. Theoph. Nonn. I, 376.
dvaBepa (Sepa), to rebuild. Mid. dvaSeifiaaSm. Philon I, 324, 31. Jos. B. J. 1, 10, 4. Porph. dvaBcvSpdtiov, ov, to, little dvaSevdpds.
Cer. 201,
dvaSevSpirris,
9.
dvabopd, as,
fj,
Aret.
53 D. 59 E.
draSoo-tf, ems,
rj,
215, 17.
6,
ov,
from
o'fos.
the dvaSevSpds vine.
Apion.
tissue.
2.
2,
39.
2.
3,
distribution, giving
away.
Jos.
Polyb. 34, 11,

dvaSevSplns,
i8os,
5,
1,
Polyh.
Conversion of food into Dion. H. IV, 2133, 57, 8.
SC.
1.
apTreXos,
dvaSevSpds.
Geopon.
as
5,
Xenocr. 8. Diosc. 2, 137. Muson. 196. Galen. 243 D 'AvdSotris Plut. n, 654 A.
eariv oXk^
Tpo(f)TJs
p,eprj.
dvabfvbpoojxtu, dxTopai, to he trained
an dvabev&pds.
Greg. Nyss.
on a tree, I, 800 C.
Pint.
I,
ttjs
7re(j)6eiaT)S
Kal oLKOvop-q6eliTr)s
661
"A/XTTfXov dvaSeuSpovpfvrjv.
rj,
3.
els
irdvTa tc tov (TapaTos pdpia Kai
giving hack, restoring.
Soz.
dvdSea-is, ems,
(dvaSem) a tying on.
1228 A.
di/aSoT-tKor,
rj,
579 E.
18, 42.
dvahe<rp.ia>
Poll. 3, 152, (TTe(j)dvov.

to .tie
ov,
(dvaSiSa)p,i)
tS)v
distribution.
dvaSea-pfva (Sea-ficvw),
up or on.
Diod.
11,
Cornut. 161
To dvaSoTiKov
a-rreppdrav.
Mnesith. apud Orib. Ill, 133, 3. Theoph. Nonn. preceding.

Polyb.
Greg. Naz.
tissue.
I,
965 A, converting
to
the
food
into
168.
diiaScxofiai, to be surety (fideiussor).
*16,
5,
draSovXdo) (hov\6ai),
reduce
Tivi.
to
slavery again.
App.
II,
570, 64, Tivd
tSiv xpt^p^Tiov, hailed
Tov 8e MeyaxXeav AeovTios dveSeâro Megacleas for the money. In the following passage it is used with Damasc. 11, reference to the atonement. 289 D OuSc yap rjKovo-Sr) irork, ff iv Tois 0eo8
dva&oxn, Polyb.
fjs, fj,
5,
27,
L. sponsio, security, surety, hail. 4. Marc. Erem. 1097 C.
Sophrns. 3365 'O rds dvaSo^ds Sexopevos, Anast. Sin. 500 the confessor of sinners.
C.
Tn/evoTois ypa<pms, Iva tls dvaSf|t)Tai dpaprias
Tpov.
2.
dvdSoxos, ov,
6,
To become sponsor
at baptism.
n, 1233.
phorically
:
Plut.
L. fideiussor, surety. 966 I, 965 D.
C MetaTov be \v-
Dion. H.
Pseudo-i)lon. 393
Tov Kol
T^s tc Trpoa-ayayfjs aveVt to e^rjs

^coris rj)v
Marc. Erem. 1093

Damasc.
11,
(Tvp.irda-rjs rijs
eVt-
Tpaynjv Tuiv yjrvx^v rjpa>v Koi dvddoxov ovk dpvovjMii, Christ.
(TToaiav dva8eâ(r6ai..
Quin. 53 'Ek tov dyiov
KOL cayrrjpioiBovs â7rrlarp.aTOs irdi&as dvaBexolievovs.
fessor.
2.
289 D, the con-
Sponsor, godfather, at baptism.
Theoph. Cont. 172, 22. Said of the confessor (the priest). Jejun. 1921 C Tov tc ôp.6Koyovp,evov Kal tov dvahexdp.evov. 1929 C ToO dvaSexofUvov tov
3.
iôpoyovfievov.
{SrjKoco),
Tertull. I, 1221 B Quid enim necesse et sponsores etiam periculo ingeri? PseudoDion. 393 D. 568 B, craTqpias lepds. Gregent.
781
jSairrta-paTi.
*Avdboxos avTov yevopevos ev ra dyim Leant. Mon. 553 'EyeVeTo 8c
dva8ri\6a>
make known, indicate. Eus. II, 1445 C. Greg. Naz. I, 669 C. dvaSrjumvpyca {Sr)iiiovpyea>), to regenerate. Max.
to
dvdboxos ck tov dyiov Km o-coTrjpLd>bovs Mai. 427, 21 'AvdSoxos airov âirrlcrpaTos.

avToii
eyeveTO tov dxpdvTov âwria'paTos.
A ic.
II,
665 C. dvahmXaiTidâ (SiTrXao'tdfu) dvabmXoa. Theod. 1012, 19 ' fivahmXatrid^crcu, 6 irapaKclII,
Conf
673 C.
those
Porph. Cer. 620, 7, 10. 621, 16 Kvdboxoi Tav Tpix^v tov âa-fXiKOV watbos,
who received
the hair
of the royal infant
p,evos,
the perfect tense takes
the reduplica-
at baptism,
tion.
avaSnrKatnaa'fWs, ov,
cation, in
6,
(âvaSnrKatndâ) redujjli-
dvabvopm, to emerge. Strab. 14, 2, 19, p. 134 'H dvabvopevrj A.'^pobiTr], Venus a n a d y o '
grammar.
Drac. 155, 26.
dvaSwrXdm (SotXoo)), to reduplicate, in grammar. Tryph. 21 T^r dvabiirKovp-ivrfi o-uXXaîjs, the

reduplication,
a picture painted by Apelles. dvdbva-is, ecus, fj, an emerging from the water opposed to KaTdSvo-iy. Sept. Sap. 19, 7 'Ek
,
mene
as
in
ye-ypaâ,
d\-rj\ip.p.ai.
be 7rpov(ÔTa>Tos vSaTos
^pds
dvdbvtTLS y^fi
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by Microsoft
ava^dw
ieea>p^0jj.
3,
139
cally.
avadefiaTicr/jyOi;
Sept. Ps. 27,
<o flourish.
Cyrill.
H. 1080 C. Const. Apost.
7.
2.
17,
of persons baptized
by immersion,
1.
Causatively,
(o
CBMse
Sept.
di/afao)
(fam), ?o live again, to revive.

14, 9.
Sir. 1, 18,
dpf,m,v
Eom.
cally.
4jooc. 20, 5 as v.
Paul. Tropi-
Kol iyUiav.
11, 22, 24,
fiXoyiW
50, 10, KapTroii
Ezech.
10.
17,
Paul.
Rom.
^\ou ^p6v.
to
7, 9.
Luc. 15, 24. 32.

Schol. Arist.
Paul. Phil.
again.
4,
Artem. 392.
dvdêfia,
aros, to,
Av. 1243.
dcdfev|tr, far, ^,
93.
^ ^
avadakiro) (ddXira),
draffo-ts.
warm up
Jos.
Ant. 17, 477 C.
6, 5.
Plut. n, 600 B.
Clem.
di/afi/yij.
Inscr. 2058, A,
Plut. 11,
dvddtAfis, eai,
ij,
Diorf. 14, 40.
16, 43.
502 F.
apud
Orib. 11, 399, 5.

dvd6r}pa, votive gift.
6,
jl/7p. I,
200, 89, Tov TToKeixov, cessation.
dvdOepa, otos, to,
= =
to dvadoKmiv.
Agathin.
Sept.
di-afca) (fern), to
6e full of.
Clem. A.
revival.
I,
412 B,
Theol.
oivov.
am^rjoris,
Lev. 27, 28. dvddepa

.
. .
Josu.
17 Ka\
'â-rai
7,
f,
nSKis
nvpla aaâdid.
'Eto(T0iI,
cas,
ij,
(duafdo))
o-avTO diro Toi dvadefiaros.
Plut.
Arithm. 40.
avaîfnjTeov
drafuyjj,
Moer.
hei dva^r/Teiv.
=^
r),
27.-2. Anathema, an
curse.
291 B. accursed
^s,
Sext. 341, 27.
thing
Sept. Deut.
9,
7,
26.
Luc. Act.
di/dfeu|tr,
off.
a breaking up
Sept.
23, 14.
Paul. Rom.
etvai
Hi^wv
OiSeh
1,
yap airos
one's quarters,
38.
marching
18, 33.
Ex. 40,
1.
avddepa
dno tov
Cor.
1,
Xpio-Tov, to he separated
12, 3
Mace.
I,
2, 9, 2,
reirea?.
PoZj/S. 3, 44, 13,
from
Christ.
iv
et alibi.
DjW.
624 D.
irvdpan
22 "Htw
/os. Ajit. 17, 10,
6eov \eyei dvd6ep.a

avdSepa,
eo-Tco
Plut.
Hes. 'Ava^vyai, dvdKi(ris,

Schol. Arist.
'lijtrovv.
16,
Kexa>pia-6a
iravraiv,
dXXoTpios
1,
hvaiTTpocjiaL
ndvrmv.
Gal.
1,
8.
Athan.
736
C
I,
dva(vy6a> (fuydm), to unbolt.
Nub.
El Tif TOV TraTepa Kal t6v viov Svo

deovs, dvddcfia ea-Tto.
Xe'yei elvai
744
=z
TO eâdfv dvoiyew rqv dvpav.
dt/a^v/ios, ov,
dvaâypa(j)ea
8, 3,
2,
= =
Chrys. IX, 603 E.

''Apd ye tovto ea-n
a^v/ios.
Leo Achr. 839 A.

I,
693
A
;
betva robe TreTrotrjKms to dvddepa els

ejrriyaye.
fiaypaêo) strengthened. Strab.
TOV Tonov
avadefia
to
30, p. 138, 1.
Philon
470, 10.
Epict.
18, 16.
Sext. 239, 23.

fj,
Kalroi ye tovto as Trepi rivos dya~ dov XeXeKTai to dvaBetrdm tb 6e&. Ti ovv
*d.mâyypd(prj<ns, eas,
{dvaâ>ypa<l)iat) picture,
7,
ecmv
o \eyecs
dvd6ep,a,
oKK on
âpay
Âvadea-dco
representation.
Basil.
I,
Chrysipp. apudDiojr.
201.
oijTOS 8ta/3dXfi> Kal pijKen
o'coTrjpias eye-
524 A.
dvaâypia (âypca) dvaîma-Kopm. Dion. 29, 157. Jul. Aeg. 63.

avaâyprjo-is, eas,
fj,
Nonn.
Toi, yevetrda aXKorpios dno tov Xpicrrov .... To yap dvddepa TTavTeKws diro tov XpcaTov diroKOTTTei avTdv. Theod. Mops. 1020 C Ildr
{dvaâypeai) resuscitation.
evavria
tovtois
(ppovav
dvdOepa
e(TT(o.
Agath. 41,
5. to
Paul. Ernes. 1436

gird up or on.
one's
self.
'AvaBepa ea-ra
3, 6
dm
Trjs
avaâwvpi. (iâvwp.i),
Mid.
Sept.
ttjs
eKKKrjo'ias.
Const. (536), 1153 'AvdBe/ia avra
dva^mwvpai,
to
gird on
dno
TTJs
TpidSos.
Euagr.
'AvoBepan
Judic. 18, 16,

irapaTaêas, V.
Tiji/
Oi dve(a>(rp,ivoi ra
1.
(TRelirj
iv Ka\)(rj86vi o'VVoSov KadvjreâKov,

pjxna-av.
Trjv
dvedeere-
nepieâiiTpcvoi.
6(T<l>vv
I,
air^s,
72,
6,
Philon
cally.
Prov. 29, 36, having girded her loins. tI Petr. 1, 1," 13, tropi_
Tar as. 1436

rj
'Avddepa ovdev
tov 6eov.
pov ianv,
x<P''0'pos diro
Theoph.
683 ''ATTeXê els to o-kotos koi els to dvdSepa, Hes. 'AvajBepa, indparos, go to perdition !
aKoivwvrjTos.
dvadep/iTlâi,
ItToa,
orafuoyoveo) (fmoyoreoi), to revive.
Epiph.
I,
228 A.
arafffloTToteiB. (Trojeo)),
=
I,
(dvddepa)
to devote,
to
con-
preceding.
Macar.
Sept.
secrate. 13, 15.
Sept.
Num.
6, 21.
18, 14.
21, 2. 3.
1, 5,
Deut.
12. 14.
556 B.
Greg. Naz.
1089 A.
Josu.
Mace.
5.-2. To
di/afmtwrupcco,
incorrect for dvaâiirvpim.

to
curse.
Marc.
e(os
14, 71.
Luc. Act. 23,
Mace.
1, 13, 7.
21
to
'
AveBepArifrav eavTovs prjre (payeXv p^Te
avaâmvpea),
come
27.
life
again, to revive.
1,
TTLeTv,
ov dveKunriv avrdv.
Clem. R.
deov.
1,
Ignat. Ephes.
iv
miian
thematize, to
3. To anadenounce one as a heretic or
avaâmvprjtTis, eais,
fj,
(drafonrupco) a rekindling,
8, 1.
reviving, neuter.
385 A.
avaâa-rpa,
Jos. Ant. 12, Pseudo-Dion. 300 C.

as,
^,
Eus. H,
{dva(o3vvvp.t)
breast-band.
blasphemer. ^Zea;. .4. 569 B. 573 C. Athan. 252 A. 453 A. H, 941 B. Basil. I, 236 A. IV, 389 A. 685 C. Chrys. I, 695 D. Socr. \_Nicet. Paphl. 500 D dvare7, 34, p. 816 B. Theogn. depdriKa. 569 C dvaTeOepaTurpevos.
Galen. XII, 471 F.

ava(aa<ris,
Mon. 860
(dvaâdai)
D dvadepanapevos.^
eats,
fj,
fws,
ij,
reoiving.
dvadepdna-is,
following.
Stud. 1073
379 E. nwi^dXXtt) (ddXXo)), tofUmrish again, as a plant, &p<. Sap. 4, 4. êZ. v. H. 5, 4. Tropi11,
Theophyl. B.
A.
dvadeuaTLo-pos, ov,
zation.
6,
{dvaQepaTLôi) anathemati-
OWf/. 11,1417 B.
Es.
II,
1544 A.
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avadepi^co
Greg. Naz.
et alibi.
140
1168,
Bvcria,
avaiTioKoyrjTO';
Eucharist.
Plut.
Ill, 200 A. Cyrill. A. X, 253 A, Theod. Ill, 1217 A, rav aipea-eav.
\aTpeia.
(Compare
Did. A. 380 A, 70 F I, 65 C.
Const.
(536),
1257,
to
2e^)JJ)ou,
neVpou,
<al
Zaopa.
avadeplô)
(Bepiât),
II,
reap
second
time.
Philon
I,
390, 38, y^v.

rj,
avadepfiava-is, (cos,
Synes. 1573 B 'O dval'AvaiiiOKTOs dv<ria.) paKTos ^(ofids, the bloodless altar. Christian church. Eus. II, 1196 B, tivaipos, ov, ^= dvaipuKros.
dvaia.
dvaipuofrapKos,
ov,
to dvadepfiaiveiv.
Orib.
461,
3.
ea>s,
Jj,
(âvatpos,
frdp^)
of
bloodless
avddecris,
a putting
off,
postponement,
24,
flesh.
Pseud-.4 raoc?-. 32 (43), 17.

arcs,
to,
2,
adjournment.
Xevnjpiov.
App. H, 334,
tov fiov-
dvaipepa,
(avmpeco)
spoil.
Se,
Schol.
Poll. 9, 137.
Liber. 44, 24, tov
Apollon. Rh.
264
'EXa>/)toi/
dvaipepa,
Xp6vov.
ava6ea>pji<Tis, euis,
fj,
apnaypa,
(dva6ea>pea) consideration,
9,
dvaipeiTipAK, ov, (dvaipeais) relating to assassination.
reflection.
Cic. Att.
7.
19. 14, 15. 16.
Diod.
y^povos, the time
13, 35.
15,
II,
605, 21. 231,

16,
Plut. II, 19 E,
of his assassination.
dvaipe(Tis, e<oj,
fj,
et
alibi.
Sext.
2.
fj,
toS
irpayparos.
abrogation, repeal, rescission,
Longin. 23,
mia6rj\ri(Tis,
revocation.
(jdvaBrjKcai)
eas,
I,
rj,
blooming.
Dion. H. IV, 1991, 5. Plut. I, 878 B, SoypArtov. 2. The quashing of an
Cyrill.
A.
657 A.
6v,
indictment.
to
avaBripunnds,
relating
an
dvdBrifia.
(jifjs.
3-
Hermog. Rhet.
to death.
21, 21, t^s ypaII,
Refutation.
13.
Athan.
Sept.
8, 1.
64 A.
11, 16. Jos.
Polyb. 27, 15,

iaia6r)pda>
3, Ti/ids,
(6r)pd),
to
such as statues. Proc. U, investigate.
4.
putting
2, 5,
Num.
Mace.
Ant.
Luc. Act.
Plut.
Taiiara.
22, 20.
228, 10.
5, 2, 11.
ajiaSkda (Bkda), to break
up again. up or
out.
Method.
Antip. S.
16, 2,
II,
192, et alibi.
2,
n, 1051 D. 10, p. 829 A.

f)
Poll. 6,
Herodn.
272 B.
ia/aSKiâ (Î'/Sta), to press
72.
13, 1.
Hes. 'AvaLpeins,
rrjs
Kapas inropi)36.
Koi SKKcos davarSMTiu.
Strab. 3, 5,
7,
p.
268, 27
"AvaBkiêiv
dvaipsTcov
8el dvaipctv.
Philon U, 313,
destroyer.
Kara to dpâiov peWpov

1
els ttjv Kprjvrjv.
Diosc.
dvaipiT-qs,
5,
115 (116).
ov,
6,
To avaSXiôficvov
Jos.
ex Trjs irqyrjs.
5, 10, 3
Philon
(avaipeat)
Basil.
244, 39.
B. J.
"Ek tS,v (j>apiyPlut.
m,
641 A.
Hes. 'AvmpcTJjs,
ov, destructive.
iôvevTris, inro-
yav
II,
dvaffKiôvTfs raf okoKovs dve(j)epov.
pevs.
688 D.
ov,
*dvaipeTiK6s,
rj,
Aristot.
Rhet
SvaffKos,
(Mkoi) cowardly.
Lucian.
Ill,
142.
dvadpeTTTfOV z=z del dvarpeêiv.

19,
1.
rj,
Geopon. 14,
Philon I, 102, 11. Ptol. Gn. 1288 D, aXX^Xux. Sext. 101, 18. dvaiperiKas, adv. negatively ; opposed to BctikSis.
2, 8, 8,
refutative.
Diog.
9,
75.
fj,
avadpewTos,
child.
L. alumnus, fosterApp. n, 586, 43. Antec. 1, 6, 5 =^

6v, (dvarpctpoi))
dvaipins, iSos,
5. Traidiav.
destroyer.
Psell.
Hov.
'larp.
ojuoyoXa/cTOff.
dvaiperos, ov,
6prjvea>
(alpeai)
not having the
power
to
avaSprjvia
z=
strengthened.
Dion C.
to replace.
choose.
Sext. 577, 22.

;
74, 13, 4.
dvaipea, to deny (6p6vos) to reinstate

:
opposed to
rldripu..
Sext. 43,
dvaBpoviâ,
lara,
Nicet. Paphl. 532 C, a holy table.

dvaOpovio-jios, oO, 6,
2.
6.
148, 26.
348, 14 dveKovirt
nz
dvaiprjaovtri.
To
t6 dvaSpoviêiv.
Nicet.
dvaicrSfis, es,
refute.
Sext. 701, 1.
dvaia-6r]Tos, imperceptible.
Max.
Paphl. 533
46, 1.
dva6povcaxrp.6s, incorrectly ?
Tyr. 146, 36, nvi.

37,
dvaia-drjo-is, tcDS,
fj,
dvajBia (dim), to sacrifice again.
Dion C.
dvauj-Bricria.
A bad form.
avrndâ
Aret. 81 E.
Clim. 1132 A.
(dvaicrflijT-os),
aiafu strengthened.
(aiSij/io)!'),
Sibyll. 5, 137.
avauT&rfTevopoL
^=
oiiK altrddvopai.
avai&rjpAvas
adv. irreverently.
Galen.
Phryn. 349, condemned.

dvaurBrjTeo), to be insensible to
IX, 390 B.
dvalSrjV,
anything.
Diosc.
incorrect for
dt/ebriv.
Jos. B. J. 4,
lobol.
7,
jrpos TTjV
d(f>riv.
Ignat. 669 B, t^s
5,4.
dvaiddKaTos,
dvaipaKTi
ov,
XPIOTOTTjTos avToi.
Plut.
n, 1062
C, tSiv
(aWoKSo)) not reduced
to ashes.
a-(j>6&pa 6eppS)V.
Achmet. 12, p. 14.
avaiaios, ov,
ovk
cSxrios,
L. nefostus.
Lyd.
dvaiiian.
Themist. 107, 22 (90 A).

ai/uiTOS.
344, 16.
avai(TxyvToypd(f>os, ov, 6,
Hes. 'AvaipaKTi, avev

avalfiaKTos,
ov,
(dvai(rxvvTos, ypd(j>a)
1.
bloodless
offering.
Patriarch.
obscene writer.
avcuTioXoyTjTos, ov,
Polyb. 12, 13,

(otTtoXoyeo))
1053 C,
Sibyll. 8,
Naz.
I,
Athemag. Legat. 13. 403. Athan. II, 1249 B. Greg. 676 C. m, 1027 A. Caesarius
'irpoa-(f>opd.
for which no
reason can be given.

Ptol. Tetrab. 111.
Diosc. lobol. p. 47. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 18, 19.
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oifatTio?
ai/ainos, ov,
141
self-existent.
avaK7)pvKro<;
(tdna) uncaused,
Did.
dvaKoKmrrpa, av, ra,
A. 609 A.
di/ain'fflr,
preceding.
Diod.
5, 2.
adv. without a cause.
6.
Plut.
n. 1015 B.
,
Philon II, 503, Athenag. 997 A. Sext.
avoKafLTm^piov, ov, to, (dvaKdiarra) promenade, a place for walking. Eus. II, 1209 B.
dvaKdp,nTa>, to stroll, to
promenade.
Strab. 3, 4,
7, 5.
137, 2.
509, 22.
16, p. 255, 13, ev rais oSoij.
Diog.
araix/iaXiBTto-TOf oc, {alxfiuiKionâi) not captured.
dvaKapAJrepas, wtos,
6,
(dvaKaiinrca, epas)
anarec-
Allan, n, 1149 B.
avaix}'MK<iyos,
'AiTopdjiToi,,
ov,
campseros,
avai-^^fuxKwnaros.
love-restoring, a plant sup-
Hes.
posed to have the power of producing

onciliation
dSiafiepuTTOi, ai'aip^ôXmroi.
among
lovers.
Plut.
II,
939 D.
avaKadapais, eas,
cleaning,
f), (a.vaKa6aipa>) a clearing up, removal of rubbish. Polyb.'d, 100, Dion. H. I, 582, 2, of the 6, ToC wrajuiTos. cloaca. Strab. 16, 1, 5. 10. PfoZ. Tetrab. 214. Justinian. Cod. 10, 30, 4. 2. .4 clearing up of obscure passages, elucidation. PseudoDion. 328 A.
dvaKaToKrjKTas, adv. apparently :z= dKaraX^Krmr.

Cyrill.
A.
I,
1076 B.
fj,
avaKava-is, eas,
(dvaKaia) a burning of lamps.

39, Xixvav,
Jos. Apion.
2,
in the Temple.
Plut.
n, 248
C.
to boil up.
dvaKaxKa^co (/capfXdfm),
1,
0pp. Cyn.
Sleph. Diac.
275.
Epipk.
II,
801 C.
avaKaSaprriKos,
ij,
ov,
{avaKaLBapai) purificative,
1124
Borjv ov funpav eK Trjs opyikov avrov

yjnixrjs.
purificatory.
Meges apud
365 A.
1,
CTem. A.
toration.
I,
2.
to
Orih. IH, 637, 8.
dvaKa)(\d(Tas
dvdiceiimi, to lie
Promoting expecupright.
on a couch.
Pohjb. 13,
6,
8,
Diosc.
91.
sit
ev Tois Ibiais olnims.
avaKoBrjjuu
{KaOrfnai),
Alex.
216, condemned.
table.
Athen. 70, 35. Phryn. 2. Accumbo, to lie at

Matt.
9,
Aphr. Probl. 26, 19.

*dvaKai,viC(o,
to
Sept. Esdr. 1, 4, 10.

26,
7.
10.
22,
renew.
Isocr.
Areop. 141 D.
10. 11.
20.
Joann.
1,
13, 23, ev
ra koX-
Sept. Ps.
102, 5.
103, 30.
Mace.
fifydKrj.
1,
6,
na
TOV
'b/iTov,
in
sinu recumbebat, sitting

42. Strab. 16, 4, 15,
'AveKaivio'dri
en
avTov XiJmj
Diod.
next to him.
dvoKeipa (jcelpo),
p. 327, 11.
Athen.
to
n, 629, 27.
or legend.
Tropically.
eios,
Strah.
2, 1, 9, to
revive a story
6, 6,
rip open.
Paul. Hebr.
to
fir fieravouiv, to
bring them hack
repentance.
dvaKeKdKvfxp,evais
(dvaKakuirTm^,
adv.
clearly
Barn. 741 A.
taiaKaiviins,
^,
opposed to
{dvaKawlâ)
voos.
a-vvea-KiacriJ,eva>s.
Stud. 1688 B.
renovation.
II,
dvaKeopju, (dvd, aKc'o/iai) L. resarcio, to
mend up.
245 A. tivaKaivwiws, oO, o, preceding. Basil. IV, 264 D. Macar. 492 C. Did. A. 557 C,
Orig.
I,
485 B, tov
Athan.
Ael.
N. A.
5, 19.
6,
57.
dvaKepa/ios,
ov,
(Kepap,os)
L. sartus tectus, re-
paired, in a good condition, as a building.

Basilic. 16,
1,
7.
baptism.
miaKDLivurrijs,
ot),
o,
o avaKoiviâv, renovator.
dvoKepdvwfu,
Tivt.
to unite.
Orig. IV, 88 B,
nvd
Cyrill.
A.
11,
32 B.
Patriarch.
Cyrill.
Greg. Nyss. U, 1181 B, referring to
dvaKaivoTToieo) {Kaivmroiiai), to renovate.
the
man
1065 B. 1021 B.
Just. Frag. 1581 C.
A. X,
dvaKepan^co
Eus. Alex. 372 B.

(Kowovpyeco)
avaKaivovpysw
dvaKeppAnoTos,
dvaKaiviâ).
Method. 160 C. cut up or divided into small detachments. Simoc. 278, 8.

Kepariô).
ov, (xep/iaTifo))
a>0'0),
Jesus.
Anthol. IV, 291.

dvoKaivoa (kou/ooi)
2, 4,
16.
Col. 3,
Apocr. Act. Andr. 5. Paul. Cor. dvaKoivLô}. 10 Tov duoKaivovfievov els

tov
KTitTavros
dvaKetpdKaLooi,
to 4,
(Keâkaioai) L. recapitulo,
Aristot.
sum
1
up, to comprehend.
Mund.
eiriyvajaiv
kar
8
etKova
'
avrov.
Athan,
I,
A
rj,
ApaKaivoifievos
em ra
wpos
Aura to dvayKota dveKefjJaXaiovfievoi. Nicom. 70. Paul. Rom. 13, 9 ''Ev tovtco rm Xoys) dvaKe<j)a\au)vTai. Ephes. 1, 10 'Avaxecf>d\aiai(Taa-6ai
TOVTia TToda.
avaKaivatais, etas,
ra iravra ev XpiiTTa.
ea>s,
fj,
\avaKaivo<o) ^=. avaKaivtaris.

3, 5.
dvaKetjjoKaiaia'is,
(dvaKeâKaioai) a n a -
Paul. 'Rom. 12,2. Tit.

36.
S'er-m. Vis. 3, 8.
cephaleosis,
I,
recapitulation.
Dion. H.
I,
dvoKoKea), to restore to health, to relieve.

2,
Diosc.
315, 20,
233, 11.
Iren.
1201 C.
Orig.
401
Anton.
6,
31.
Agath. 24,
^=.
(raipa,
8.
A.
dvaKefjjdKatmnKos,
rj,
to preserve, save.
6v,
recapitulatory.
Dion.
avoKoKKivai
(KaWivai)
S.
dvoKopea.
H. V, 496,
dvaKecjâXiâ,
5.
Apollon. D. Conj. 525, 28,

{dvd, KefpdKrj) to hold
ijji
Phryn. P.
14,
11.
sc.
the conjunction ovkovv.

Scipa,
ta/aKa\v7rrripia,
tov,
tA, (dvaKdKvTrrco)
wa,
up
one's
unveiling presents, given to the bride at her
taking
cally.
vaiv
off the
veil.
Classical.
TropiSynes.
head.
Xia-ji !
Theoph. 279, 12 fordxe,
dvaKe(j)a-
may
he be humbled
Philon
I,
358, 18,
'H
tS>v crvvea-Kiacrfie'-
dvaKexcopr)p.evtos
(dvaxapea),
adv.
separately.
Trpayfmratv dvaKoKvTrrrjpta ayovcra dvvafics,
revelation.
2. Travesty of
Eus. V, 253 D.
dvaidjpvRTos,
/iuonj/jta.
1180 B.
laudable.
commendable, {dvaiajpv(Ta-a>) ov, TseuAo-Dion. 1085 A.
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avaKripvî<i
dvaKrjpvîs, fcos,
rj,
142
Luc.
9,
avaKoKovdo<;
15.
(dvaKrjpvacro)) proclamation,
12, 37.
'AvaicKivopca, to recline
announcement.
152, et alibi.
or emperor.
Apion. 2, 30. 2. Appointment of a bishop Greg. Nyss. TH, 933 D. Socr.

Jos.
Poll. 3,
at table.
et alibi.
5, 2,
2.
cas,
ov,
Matt.
8, 11,
et alibi.
To
slope.
Luc. Geopon. 2,
7,
36,
1.
3,
14.
rj,
464 B.
dvaKripv<T(Ta>, to
dvdcXio-tf,
dvaKkivTrjpwv.
Arviteas
proclaim one an emperor.
Socr.
21.
464'
OvaXfVTiavov dvaKTjpvTrovo'i âtriKea.

rj,
dvaiiKuTpos,
6,
a leaning upon.
dvaKKi.(Tpbv
Erotian.
dvaKivTjTiKos,
6v,
(dvaKLvea) active, efficient.

Orig. II, 1536 A.
154
back.
Has yap
Si(f>pos
exav Qctivilh
Pseudo-i3ion. 481 C, bivapis.
ToKiKOs Trapa toIs TraXaiois Xeyerai,

dvaKKiTov, ov, to, ^=. dKavXivrrjpwv.
3, 10.
avuKipvaa
Triad.
dva<epavwpi.
ai/axXatr/ia, aros, to,
(dvaKKda) piece of bread.
Sept. Cant.
dvaicKaa-pAs, ov, 6,
5, p. 74, fieXSv,
a bending. Schol. Heph. 12, of the members.

applied to participles
as a-a>(j)povav from
dvaKKirdpiov, ov, to,
zz:z
dvaKXivTTjpiov.
Nicet.
Byz. 768 B.
dvaxkiTos, ov, (dvaiiXivai) leant upon. Plut.
I,
dvdicKaa-Tos, ov,
reflected,
;
derived from nouns

(ppoiv, (Jipovatp
aa-
34 A, a chair
631.
loith
a back.
Lucian.
II, 52.
from <j>p6vip.os. Plui. II, 1011 (Perhaps an error for di/ravaKXaoroy.) Dion. aj/a/tXauo-tr, cojy, f], (dvaKKaia') wailing.
C. D.
dvaKXai6a> {KKa>6a>), to unspin.
Anthol. IV, 224.

to
dvaKpdâ) (aKpaâ),
Jos.
be in full vigor again.
H.
m,
1834,
4.
6,
dvaxkavapos, ov,
1143, 14.
B.J.
5, 1, 1.
preceding.
Dion. H. U,
dvaKOyxvXiacrjjuis, ov, 6, (^dvaKoyxvXidâi)
dva-
KoyxvXicrpos.
Athen.
l.(ra>,
drafcXam, to attribute.
Polyb. 18, 22, 4 Mij
dvaKoyxvXiâi,
5, 12.
TO K(j)d\aiov Tav irpdêaiv els CKelvov dvaKXaa-Brj, lest
he should get the credit of the acts.

dj/aKXm/iEj/or, effeminats.
2.
69.
6, 25.
Orib. II, 177, 9,
Poll dvaKoyxvXidâ. both in the middle.

Diosc. Eupor.
1,
To
use as a gargle.
2. Participle,
12, 5, peTpov,
dvdicKrjpa,
Heph.
Jul.
Galen.
Xni, 135 B.
6,
Aet.
1,
p. 10 b,
nr
yaK\iapl3tK6v.
(di/axXdo) ?)
aros, to,
a bend.
28, TOV x^Xov. dvoKoyxvXiapos, ov, gling.
(^dvaKoyxvXl(a) a garI,
421
Oi Ta ôpoiTTaTT] irpos to dvaKkqpa tov

the
Herod, apud Orib.

rjs, rj,
414, 4.
Aret.
pvBpov (TvvopapTovvTes,
rhythm.
di/dxXi/cris, ea>s,
fj,
movement of
the
87 E.
dvaKoXa(f>ij,
(KoXaTmo) border of a
Diosc.
priest's
(apaKaXeco) recall.
to life
1556 C, restoration
Act. 20, 9 seq.).
dKaKXrjTrjpta,
Pamphil. (referring to Luc.
a-Tixdpiov.
Sophrns. 3988 D.
1,
dvafcoXXdo) (KoXXdat), to glue on.

90,
160.
av, Ta,
(dvaKoXeo)) festival on a
Tpixas v o^BaXpols, prevents the eyelashes fjom falling off.

di/aKoXXi/;u.a, aros, to, (di'aicoXXdiB)
king's coronation.
a-iXems.
Polyb. 18, 38,
3,
rov j3aDiosc.
that which
is
28, 10, 8, in
rj,
Egypt.
restoring to health
dpe'lecoj,
glued on: plaster, in pharmacy.
Diosc.
2,
1,
dvaicKrjTKos,
3,
ov, (dvaKoKco)) recalling.

h-ivos,
152, evTfpoKrjXtKols iv KaTaTrXda-fMWtv.
127.
82 (92), p. 428,
Plut.
I,
Eupor.
1,
53, irpos ras ela-icXaipJvas ^ napa-
cataleptic persons.
appetite.
5,
3,
restoring
(jyvojjievas
Philostr. 396.
dvaicKr]Ti,Kd
Men.
?),
41
D, wpos (vweidemv.
Rhet. 138,
dvaKoKKijo-is, eas,
Tpixas ev tols ^Xetpdpois. a gluing on. Diosc. fj,
1, 91,
(quid
in rhetoric.
3.
^xhl^'^'^
Sub-
Tpix^v tS)v iv Tois ^Xffpdpois, preventing the Galen. VI, 359 eyelashes from falling off'.
stantively, TO dvoKhrinKov, the air or tune

retreat.
of
D.
dvaKoXXrjTiKos,
Diod. 17, 27.
Dion. H. HI, 1662,
10.
Diosc. rj, ov, fit for gluing on. 160 (161), Tpixfov Twv iv fiXffjidpois.
2,
dvaKkrjTos, ov, {dvaKokeat) called back,
Phryn. P.
/Sao-iXea,
S. 27, 22.
Eus.
11,
summoned
3.
before the
summoned. 1468 A, npos emperor. 2.
di/QKoXXifo)
=^
dvaKoXKaio.
Leo Med. 135.

Orig-
dvaKoXovdfO),
rjcrio,
^=
dvoKoXovBos /u.
Evocatus, volunteer veteran.

9.
Dion
C. 45, 24,
45, 12,
dvaKKivTeos, a, ov, (dvaicKiva)) to be
made
to lie
304 B, corrupt. dKaKoXou^Toy, ov, =^ dvaKoKovBos. Dion H. VI, 937, 12. dvoKoXovBia, as, ij, (dvoKoXovBos^ want of sequence.
Vn,
back.
Moschn. 126,
ov,
'
p. 60.
Diogenian. apud Eus. III,-453 A.

71, 13.
avaicKivTTjpiov,
to,
L.
accubitum,
couch.
Pseudo-Dmer.
alibi.
Sext.
6,
14,
et
Erotian. 88
hvaidî.(rp&, dvaKKivTj)plto.
dvoKkivrpov, ov, to,
preceding.
Phryn. 130
Polyb. 31,4,
6,
di/QKoX OUZOS', ov,
''EmlKkivTpov pY)Teov, ovk dvaKkivTpov.

dvaKKivo), to cause to recline at table.
5, TLvd.
regular.
2,
{aKSXovBos) inconsequent : irDion. H. YI, 919, 17, a-xrjli"- ^^1,
(TxrjpaTurfios.
Muson. 162,
Epict.
tois
iavTov
et
Diod. n, 583,
2.
Marc.
vcu TrdvTas avpirodta <rvfiir6(Tia,
39 'AvokXIby companies.
Xdyois, inconsistent with,

alibi.
1, 7, IS,
Apollon. D.
Pron. 272
Ovdc/iia
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avaKoXovdm'i
airuiTUCi) els
143
17
avaKVKkajdK
X^yet
avanoKovBos Spa
TrrajCTets
c'/if.
onteus,
ontic.
Synt. 46 27,
yew;.
Kara
Kal to
o'uvoi/ra
Hermog. Prog.
28.
The.oph.il.
Sex/. 647, 1.
Clementin. 120 C.
as
it
stantively, ro avoKoXovdov, sc.

sequitur,
TrepOTOTfi,
1132 C. Suba-xrjfJâ, a non
2.
or Anacreontius, AnacreHeph. 5, 4 M/rpov 'Ava/cpedi/retoi/, metrum Anacreonteum, Anacreontic verse (_-_-. ). Diomed. 509, 19 (Sio te diva
510, 18
potens Cypri).
aptant).
(Capiunt feras
et
in logic
AiW
7,
to^ cVti, Ai'mv
520, 22 (Lydia die per omnes).
because
is
night, it follows that

74.
dvaKpripvrip.1 (Kpripvrjfu)
dvaKpepdvmp.i.
Jos.
Dion
309.
is
walking.
Diog.
Ant.
Dion. H. V,
2,
7,
10, 2 as v.
5,
1.
for dvoKpeparai.
B. J.
dwiKoXotj^cos,
adv. inconsequently.
17,8.
11,4.
if,
Sext. 497, 21.

to
dvaKpoDo-ts, ecDS,
Clem. A. \, 60:. A. one of the parts of the vopos

9, 3,
draitoâ) {KOiiAo)),
get hair (on the
head)
_
UvBlkos.
4, 31.)
Strab.
10.
(Compare Theocr.
Plut.
again.
oi/oKOfi/Sdu,
Lucian.
<Bcra,
11,
134.
(ko/u/Soib)
dress.
Steph. Diac.
<o unbutton, to un1137 C Tav tov Trapaârov
avaKpova-TiKos,
II,
rj,
ov,
(dvaKpova) reacting.
quilled
(twilled) ? ?
936 F,
TiXriyi).
rj,
lluvrioDv ciriKafiofievoi
(its
avaKOfiôvuiv avTov, Koi
dvaKpovcTTos,
ov,
Isid.
hiKqv cKddpa'etos p.(rov dnavTcov tovtcov yv~
jivov irap((Tnj(Tav.
233
'ipdrioi' re^^vn tivi,
as
al crTrjBoSea-fiiBes,
'AvaKOfiôoiJuu,
I unbutton
76
dvaKpova-Tov v^'aivopevov.
dvdKpvTTTOs,
ov,
my garment : I
Geopon. 10, 83,
sleeves.
*dvaK07rri,
fjs,
take off
1.
my
^^
outer garment.
(KpvTTTa)
Mddcn.
Eus. VI,
Antyll.
55.
Vit.
Nil. Jun.
A
his
940
C
Orib.
'AveKOfiâxraro ras x^'P"^)

^, (dfOKilTrTo))
rolled
up
dvaKTr/reos, a, ov,
&v del dvaKTatrdai.

1
-reoi'.
apud
check, interruption.
11,
51,
Philostr.
Synes. 1092 C.

9,
Dion. H. Y, 99,
dvaxnynKos,
rj,
6v, (dvaKTao/iai)
helping
to
recover
trvKKa^Stv.
168, 4 2vyKpova-eis ipyaôjieva
from sickness.
dvpiS>v.
Diosc.
2,
162 (163), Xeoto-
mi
the
avaKcmas,
first
;
when
in,
ends
of two successive words and the next begins with,
dvaKTiâ,
repair.
ia-to,
(xrifo))
to rebuild,
make anew,
Jos. Ant.
5.
a vowel
as in koi eKnitras fieyav re e(T<T3ai
Strab. 9, 2, 5.
13, 1, 42.
I,
Koi dlioXoymraroi'.
5, 9.
VI, 1070, Philon Jos. B. J.
4.
Strab. 3,
11, 4, 3.
Dion Chrys.
101,
MetaA 'AvaII,
8,
3,
19.
8, 2, 4, p.
219, 5 "AvoKonas
II, 98, 4.i
1, 21, 6,
phorically, to regenerate.
KTl<ra(r6( iavroiis iv TriVret.
Ignat. 681
Xafi(3di/et, is
checked.
165,
Clem. A.
529
50, ojnapTTfjiarav.
jLMxros,
roC kv-
B.
Athan.
I,
rj,
109 A.
(dvaKTiâ) renovation, regeneI,
the breaking
C.
414 A, r^r
edkda-tnis.
of the force. Plut. I, 690 H, 76 F. 931 B.
dvaKrto-is, eas,
ration.
Clem. ^.
1357 C.
Schol. Theocr. 5,
1128 C.
dvaKTicTTqs, ov, 6, rebuilder.
avaKmrm, to cut off, break off, shake off. Plut. II, 70 D. Polyc. 5 KaXoi/ yap ro dvaKOTrrecrflat
ano
Ttov eiriOvpAoiV iv rto KOiTfia.
(^nopeai')
72 as V.
dvaKTopiKos,
1.
T],
6v,
dvaKTopws, royal.
Vit. Nicol. S.
Leo
3,
Diac. 158, 23, eVria.

croipw,
to
880 C.
Diosc.
avoKopeio
z=
dvaKoXXvcoj,
dvaxropios,
rj,
^=
dpTep,uTia,
a plant.
sweep.
Phryn. P.
S. 44, 11.
117 (127).
avoKoaiica {Koa-p-ea), to
adorn anew.
Epiph.
I,
dvaKTopKTcra,
Xi(T(Ta,
rjs, rj,
(dvaKriap) 1=: avaaaa, âatAttal.
1113 D.
avoKoiTfumouai
queen, empress.
=
17,
H.
I,
preceding.
Method. 272 C.
Basil. Ill,
draKTOTeXe'orai, av,
01, (ai/a|,
reXeo-r^y) the priests
dvaKpaKTrjs, ov, 6, (dvaxpa^co) bawler.
of the Corybantes.
di/aKu<cXev/iardy,
17,
Clem. ^.
81 A.
Syncell.
640 C.
dmKpaiTis, fas,
ov, ::= following.
union.
(TTTOvdrfs
(avaKcpdvmiu) an intermixing, PZui. I, 691 D. II, 712 B "H re r^f
57, 47.
dvaKvKKevTiK.6s,
r),
ov, (Ku/cXewm) orbital.
Syncell.
wpos
Trjv Traidiav dvaKpatris.

to.
Poll. 8,
58,
2.
64, 15.
152.
I,
Sext. 620, 2, irpos
Xomd.
Clem. A.
2, 19,
dvaKVKKrip.a,
arcs,
I,
to,
(dvaKuxXfo))
revolution.
1345 C.
Orig.
I,
973 A.
Epict.
Cyrill A.
464 B.
fj,
dvoKpavyd^to ((cpavydfoj), to bawl.

15.
dvaKiKK-qa-K, eas,
circuit,
with reference to
is
poems
(dvaKpavydâi) shout.
instru2, 4.
in
which the same measure
repeats
^dvaKpavyao'jia, aros, rh,
ed; as the dactylic hexameter.

7, 2. 4.
HepLFoem.
Epicur. apud Cleomed. 71, 11, lepd.

dvaKpiKa
(icpeKo)),
to
tune a musical
o-e,
dvaKVK\ia-iJ.6s, ov, 6,
cycle,
applied to Meton's
Jul.
ment.
Clinag. 27 'AXXd
Katirap, vvv dxe'-
Cycle.
Diod. 12, 36, ivcavrov p.cydKov.
XmoTos
for
thee.
diras Spvts avaKpfKerai, tunes its voice
dvaKvuXoa (kvkXoo))
dvaKVKkaiais,
co>s,
dvaKvicXecn.
r),
(dvaKuxXdm)
394 C. a turning
Polyb.
avaKpep/uTTTip, rjpos, 6,
^=
KpepxKrrfjp.
Soran.
-
round and round,

6,
9,
circuit, revolution.
apud Onb.
Ill, 375, 9.
ov,
(^'
10, jroXtretfii'.
4, 2, 19.
AvaKpcovrtios,
Avaicpiav)
Anaore
Herodn.
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by Microsoft
dvuKv'KivBeco
dvaKvKLvbeoi
avaKvXi,(TiJ.6s,
144
dvaXaii^îs,
dvaXirylm
ems,
fj,
z^
dvaKvXlw'
6,
Solom. 1336 C.
revolution.
(avtâjiira)
oi,
(ava/cuXio))
a blazing forth
I, 7,
Pseudo-i)jo?i. 337 D.
avaKvKia 785 C.
16.
e'f,
avairoKea, to revolve.
Anast. Sin.
dvdXyris,
II,
opposed t Plut. n, 419 F.

;
a^ca-is.
a shining up, Philon

8.
dvaXyriTos.
Babr. 122,
Plut.
1057 D.
to
avuKvpToa (Kvproa)),
1, 5, p. 524, 52.
to
curve upwards.
Eumath.
dvdkealva {Xeaivai),
p.
bruise fine.
Diosc.
5, 84,
742.
dvaKa8tKfva-i.s, eios,
r;,
of laws.
Mai. 448,
tS>v
(am, Ka>h$) codification TraXmav vofiav.

Diod.
2,
dvaXeiTTTos, ov, (dXei<j}<o) not anointed.
Aet.
3, 9.
Bekker. 396, 25
dvdKei(f>os, ov,
AvijXeaiTos i(Tn to
'EXAj;i/i-
avaKoKos,
ov, (kS>\ov) short, curtailed.
Kov, ovx} dvaXeiirros.
54, p. 166, 30.
dva/au^coScu
n, 10 C.
avaKcoxta
341.
= =
A
Plut.
II,
261 F, x^TaiviaKos.
Plut.
=
f),
dvdXeiTTTos.
a,
Themist. 288, 26
xiB/iaSciB
strengthened.
(235 D).
dvakei-^la, as,
Aet. p. 66
43.
(dvdXeiTTTOs) the not anointing.
dvaKcoxfva).
Cosm. Carm. Greg.

scapular, scapu-
S;/mm. Ps. 108, 24.

dvaXcKTeov ^=. bei dvaXeyeiv.
Orig. TV, 460 A. bag.
dvaXeKTrjpiov,
ov,
to,
avaXaôi,
lary,
Scit.
ov, 6, (avakaiiâvai)
(dvoXeyo))
Aquil.
worn by the Egyptian monks.

1221
atfiois
Euagr.
Reg.
1,
17, 40.
'O Se avaXaôs iraXcv 6 (TTavpoavT<ov rrepiirKeKOfjievos avfx-
avdKeKTTjs, ov, 6,
(dvoKiya)
collector.
analecta,
Bekker.
one
cidws TOLS
who picks
up,
303,
/SoXov T^r ei9 Xpia-TOV i<TTi ma-reois dvdkafiâVQV(TT]S
SnepfioXoyos, dvaXeKTrjs.
dvaXeKTos, ov, picked up, collected.
17. 14, 82,
rovs npaels Kai neptO'TeWovcrrjs aei Ta

rf/v
Martial.
7,
KuAvovra, Kai
irapexoicnis.
ipyamav
I,
dvefinoSciTTOV avTols
TO dvdXeKTa,
(aXj)6r]s)
I,
analecta,
table.
frag-
Cassian.
71
Gestant au-
ments that fall from the

dvaXri6r)s,
is,
tem
resticulas duplices, laneo plexas subteg-
untrue.
Dion. H. V,
mine, quas Graeoi avaôkas (v. 1. a n a 1 a hoys, that is, di/oXct/Sous), nos vero suocinctoria, sen redimicula, vel proprie rehraehiatoria
646,
2.
Plut.
233 E.
to
66 nia-rei dvaXrjdfls, not

8,4.
dvdKrjBais, a.dv. falsely.
*dvaXr]ixjia, aros, to,
Hippol. Haer. 84, be trusted. Longin.

2, 16.
possumus appellare. Quae desoendentia

et e lateribus colU divisa,
Anton.
per
summa cervicis
(avdXafi^dva)
analemma,
1, 2,
utrarumque alarum sinus amhiunt, ut constrigentia latitudinem vestimenti ad corpus

contrahant atque conjungant, et ita constrictis brachiis impigri ad omne opus exApophth. 276 D. peditique reddantur.
Doroth. 1633
lofty structure.
Berosus apud Jos. Ant.

Sept. Par.
1 9, p.
451, XWiva v>jn]Xd.
32, 5.
Dion. H. I, 584, Diod. 17, 71. 2. Height or depth? Jos. 11,783,11. Ant. 15, 11, 5, T^s (jidpayyos.
Sir. 50, 2.
11.
'O dvoKaôs riBfTai (Travpoeir]p,aiv.
dvdXj]ii7rn]p, fjpos, 6,
(dvaXafi^dva)
2,
dfmarrjp,
dais eVt Toils &fiovs
dpvTTjp.
TTTCiip.
Sept. Par.
14, 16, t.
1.
dvoKrui-
.avaXaKTiâ (KaKnôi), Li.recalcitro, to kick back.

Antyll.
apud
Tiji/
Orib.
I,
527, 5.
Clem. A.
II,
dvdXjjiiyjfis, ccDs,
f),
^=. dvdXtjyjns.
Luc.
9,
51.
532 B,
cKicKricnaa'nKrjV rrapdSoa-i.v, to reject
dvaXr]7n-rjp, rjpos, 6, ;:= dvdXriii.wnjp.

8, 3, 7.
Jos. Ant.
contemptuously.
uvaXafiâva,
2.
to
take a medicine.
Diosc.
2, 94.
dvdkr)7mK6s,
ness.
17,
6v,
helping
to
recover from sickII,
To recover from
sickness.
5, 13.
77, 23, fK votTov.
E, f'l dppaa-nas. taken up to heaven.

Xrjtj^dr]
3.
Diosc.
Philon I, Plut. I, 389

to be
Moschn. 46.
avdXrjTrrtKov otto
Galen.
195 A. 365
To
twv
votrav, recovery.
In the passive,
dvdKfiyjrip.os, ov, (dvdXijyjris)
relating to the ascen-
Sept.
Reg.
fif
4, 2,
11 'Ave-
sion of Christ.
Socr. 800
'H
dvaXriyjniiOs
'aXiov ev
TLpXv
p.
Tj
(Tva'(Tsi(Tp^ o)? els
tov ovpavov.
(rov
. . . .
tov a-aynjpos
iopTr), the
4, 2, 9
dvaKri(p6^vai
dno
Ascension.
feast of the Saviours Tim. Presb. 245 D. Stud. 24 A-
Êav
i^rjs
dvaXafiâv6p.evov diro a-ov.

2,
Sir.
1708 A.
to heaven.
Po)7)/i. Cer. 54, 16. 17.

fj.
58 'HXi'ar .... dvekrj(f)6ri ems Philon II, 179, 24, referring CIS TOV ovpavov. Marc. 16, 19 to the ascension of Moses, Âve\r]p.<p6T} els tov ovpavov. Luc. Act. 1, 11
48, 9, INIacc. 1,
dvakr]-<îs, ea>s,
'O dvaKy)p^6e\s
d(f)'
rjfiwv
us tov ovpavov.
10,
16
'
AveXrjfiipdrj
ro o-KV05 els tov ovpavov.
4. To assume a
carnation.
human
body, said of the In-
ascension, the being taken up Luc. 9, 51. Patriarch. 1068 A. Iren. 549 A. 897 C. Clementin. 141 C, of Eus. Moses. Clem. A. I, 897 B. 1129 B. II, 133 A. 1101 C To opor ttjs di/aXiji/re(BS, Mount Ascension, near Jerusalem. Pallad. Laus. 1210 C 'Ev t<o 'EXaiavi els tov ttjs
dvaXr)\jfea)s
Just. Cohort. 38
XajSav avdpmTov.
Aoyos .... avaTheod. IV, 117 B Sm/ia
fiovvov,
yap TOV 6e6v Xoyov

Orig.
dvetXrf(pvai (paalv.
dvaKap,iYpvva> (Xap,'irpiv<o), to brighten
up again.
m,
569 C.
120 C. 'H Maa-eas dvaXri^lns, the ascension of Moses, the title of an apocryphal book. Orig. I, 303 A. II, 834 B. Gelas. 1288 A. (Compare Philon U, 179.
Socr.
oBev axeXij^ftj 6
'lijcroOr.
Digitized
by Microsoft

avaKt,')(âo/j,ai
Jos. Ant, 4, 8, 48.
145
Clem. A.
C.
I,
ava/j,aî<;
Jud.
9.
II,
356 C.) -r 2.
Ascension, Ascension-day, a
aKoXdyms (draXoyor), adv. proportionately, in proportion to. Theoph. Cont. 283, 23. 318,
20, rr}s irpoaipeo-eats koI evycvelas avrris.
I
church
feast.
Eus. VI,
8, 33.
700
Const.
Apost. 5, 19. 20.
Chrys.
497 C.
*avaKos,
ov, (fiXs) saltless,

5, 1, &pros.
without
salt. 9, 50.
Aristot.
3. The church of the Ascension, at Jerusalem.
Probl. 21,
II,
Marc.
Plut.
Theod.
II,
1253 A.
ijcro/iai,
ai/aXix/*ao^'i
684 F.
Galen. X, 136 B.
L. singuUio, singulto,
;
a><aXei;fo>, to lick, to
lap
dvaXvô) (Xvf<o),
to
hic-
up.
Jos. Ant. 8, 15, 6.
Philostr. 225.
cough (hiccup)
28.
to
sob.
Philon
II,
573,
di/oXXay/ia, otos, to,
yiM.
Sept.
Keg.
2, 24,
perhaps an error for oXXa4 ENANAAAArMATI.

adv.
11,
Suid.
AvaKvôvtra, a-Tevdôva-a, XvyKaiJos. Ant. 19, 4,
aiiM.oi(i>s
(oiKKoims),
vov(Ta.
dvaXKoimTas.
Plut.
dvoKvaîs,
<<)f, r),
dissolution.
1.
tseudo-Greg. Naz.
1025 C.
701 D.
ai/aXXoiWos, ov, (aXXoioco) unchangeable.

II,
Hermes Tr. Poem. 14, 6, tov a-apaTos. Plut. n, 884 D. 915 C. Clementin. 129 B.
2. Departure from life, simply death. Philon n, 534, 6. Paul. Tim. 2, 4, 6. Clem. R. 1, 44. Greg. Naz. II, 376 A. 600 B. Pallad. Laus. 1002, ttjs ^xV' "'"ô ''"^ o'itpaTos.
i)!og'. 4,
I,
17, t^v
(fiwvfjv.
Hippol.
koI avoK-
836 C.
OWi/.
697
To arpewrov
XoLanov Tov 6eov, immutability.

di/aXXotmTm?, adv. unchangeably.
Pseudo-Dion.
Galen. U, 84
444 C.
C.
Sophrns. 3240 C.
3.
Division,
in
arithmetic.
Max.
ivoKiivpos, ov, zz^
oi^ dX/iupds.
Conf. Comput. Eccl. 1236
A Am t^j cir KH
Orig.
I,
avdkoyeiov, ov, to, (avdKoyos, dvdKiyco) readingdesk.
^ IS ^ Elf TCTpdba dvoKvafas, hy dividing by 28 or 19 or 4.

dvdXuToj, ov, (dvdkva) dissoluble.
Poll.
10, 60.
Isid. Hisp.
15, 4, 17
1045
dva-
Analogium
dicetur.
î/3Xia.
dictum, quod inde sermo pre-
A.
Plotin. II, 845, 14 -rds.
Suid. 'AvdKoyeôv, iv
TiScvrai ra
dvdKvrpoo)
^=
XvTpoco.
Eust. Ant. 652
Xvrpovo'dm.
Thorn. A, 15, 2 'Evpe
avdKayiov ^=. dvdKoytXov.
dvdkva,
to
loosen the stomach.

9,
^t^Xiov Ketfievov iv
760.
t^ avdKoyia.
Porph. Cer.
Delet. p.
analyze.
tov a-ropjixov.
2.
KaX
Diosc.
5,
3.
To
resolve, to
Apollon. D. Pron. 391

(Tvpcj>aveis
eitrt
Eis ycvixas
dvoKoyea,
to
r\(Tai,
(Jaiakoyos) to he proportionate,
like.
correspond, to he
I,
Cleomed. 28, 19.

Diosc.
1,
Philon
278, 34,
nvi.
7.
26. 54,
ra poSiva.
Sext. 239,
396,
2.
339, 12,
cm
Tot)
Xdyou.
ij,
Allien. 3, 19.
ov,
OKoXoyijrucds,
analogy.
2)iosc. lobol. p. 47, Te'xi^.
(dvaXoytm) proceeding on Porphyr.
Prosod. 193, opos

TiKoi,
OJ dvaXoyij\6yos. a philosophical sect. Diog. 1, 17. Apollon. D. Conj. 508, 7.

the
Km
dno yeviKoiv iraprjypivai., the possessive pronouns are resolved into the corresponding genitives of the personal pronouns thus, i] fiperepa ttoXis 3. To depart, with the ac77 TToKis fjpav. Sept. Esdr. cessory idea of returning home. Tobit 2, 9. 1, 3, 3, els TOV Koirava aiiTOv. Sap. 2, 1, e| aSoi;. Mace. 2, 9, 1, in. Tav Kord.
avdKvopevai
analogists,
Trjv JJepa-iSa
Tcmav.
Bias.
Polyb.
2, 32, 3.
6, 19,
10,
e/c
ToO Ko/Svvov, escaped.
Diod. Ex. Vat.

e'/c
dvoKoyia, as,
fj,
proportion.
Classical.
Just. 1,
121, 21, aTTO
17 Ilpoy avdKaylav
.
S>v cXa/3e Swdpiecov,
ing to the proportion.
2.
accord-
ydpmv.
to
die.
Metaphorically,
Paul. Phil.
1,
TTJs
Luc. 12, 36,

to
twv
depart
this life,
Proportion, in
23.
Em.
II,
2810
mathematics.
ylai
Niconi. 138 Eio-lv oSv di/aXoirpinTKTTai dptBfirinK^, yeasp.e-
.... Tpeis
dpiioviKr).
r),
rpiKTj,
iiiaKoyiKos,
tional.
(dvdXoyos) analogical, proporSext. 644, Plut. II, 1144 F, dpp,ovia.

ov,
MapTvpla TOV îov di/aXOcrai. Athan. I, 288 B. Apocr. Act. et Martyr. Matthaei 31, iv 4. To divide, in arithmetic. Max. Kvpim. Conf. Comput. Eccl. 1233 D Lid tov els
26, rrjfW),
KH
dvdKoyrjTiKri.
ox, (di/aXoyif"/'"")
-Sea*.
dvdKoyurTiKos,
TiKof,
Tcx""!-
ij,
^
:=
Andr. C. Meth. 1329 C

dvoXoyij-
pepiCeiv kw. dvdkifiv, by dividing by 28. 'AvdXvo-ov avrd bid
di/aXoyocds.
594, 27.
647, 23,
tibi'
Syncell. 96, 16 T&v A, divide them by 30. 'AvdKvopeva, ehovv pepiôpeva, trapd rd ,AYSA,
687, 1 Tovj dvaXoyiOTiKois
ypap,-
being divided hy
arithmetic.
Toiis
1461.
5.
To
1
reduce, in
'AvdXva-ov
jumiiSiv,
who proceed on analogy rather than

706, 21, aSô-ts
rj
Heron Jun.
ov,
193,
usage.
p.eia(n,s.
Galen.
r)
poSiovs fis îaras.

(dX0d/37;roy)
illiterate,
n, 286
C 'H dvakoyia-nKfj
Tiiaj alpecris,
in medicine.
atpems,
Soypa-
*dva\(pd^Tiros,
that
OTiKoi, sc. laTpoi,
Ibid, oi dvaXoyi-
does not
2.
know
the alphabet. Phillylius (Comic.)
SoypariKOL, XoyiKoL
Sext. 705, 13.
Athen.
4, 79.
Proc.
to rest. to
Ill, 44, 11.
dvdkoyioTCKcis, adv. analogically.
dvaXaxjida (Xco^dm),
Aret. 112 E.
Clem. A. n, 600 C.
dwiXoyiWcas, adv.
dvapd\d<r<Ta {pa\d<r<ra,),
Tit.
soften again.
Gden.
:=
dKoylarcos.
B. 1093
VTTT 333 g_
a wiping on, receivdvdpaiis, eas, ij, {dvapA<T<T0) an impression. Orig. IV, 628 C. ing
A.
ai/oXoy^^db)
^=
\oyxdo>
19
Lyd. 169,
15.
Digitized
by Microsoft
;
.
avafiaprrjo-ia
dvaixapTtjaia, as,
rj,
146
dvapiXXijTos,
Cyrill.
avavayKueTTO}';
ov,
In a religious sense, Clem. A. I, 961 B. 1233 B. sinlessness. Cassian. U, 1256 B 'Ai/aCyrill. H. 776 A. Aphopth. ixaprrjo-ias, id est, impeceantiae.
App.
I,
367, 72.
2.
(ava)xapTr]Tos) faidtlessness.
(dpiXXdopai)
Classical.
undisputed.
A. VH, 121 A.
to
dvapA.pvr)a-Ka),
remind.
Sept. Ps.
sense.
108,
14
2,
dvapyr/a-Belr],
passive in
hire
Keg.
20, 24 6 dvapipvrja-Kav, recorder,

(^piaSapveai),
I,
88 C.
avaiidpTtjTos, ov,
dvapto-Sapvcai
to
one's
self
Without sin, sinless;

Sept.
to duapraiKos.
8,
7.
Deut. 29, 19.

Clem. A.
opposed Joann.
II,
again.
Plut.
524 C. U, 807 A.
il
avappa, aros, to, (dj/dnTO)) that which

light.
kindled :
Plut. n, 890 A, voepov ck SdKdo-oTis,
avap,apTrjTa>s,
adv. sinlessly.
321
the sun.
Diog.
C.
dvapvrfo'iKaKos
7,
145.
dpvT](rLKaKos with,
1, 2.
another
a-
avapapvKoopm, =^ avap,r)pvKaoixai,, to ruminate. Sept. Lev. 11, 26 as v. 1. Deut. 14, 8 as v. 1. Athen. 9, 44, Trjv Iren. 1228 B, tropically.
TpOC^TjV.
privative.
Clem. R.
draeSvos.)
(Compare the
Homeric
dvdpvTjo-is,
ems,
ij,
reminiscence, remembrance.
Classical.
Sept.
Num.
10, IO'Eo-tqi vpiv
eh
dvapaa-Teico {pjiarevat), L. anquiro, to enquire

after.
Men. P.
ov,
dvdpavpos,
(fieyyos.
dvapeXaSeai
= =
425, 17.
Gelas. 1281 B,
6 prj djxavpos.
rememTov 6fov vpav, brance, for a memorial. Ps. 37, 1 (titul.). Sap. 16, 6 Eis dvdpvrjo-iv evroXrjs vopov ami.
dvdpvrjiTiv evavTi
peXaSeco.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
309
adv.
Luc. 22, 19 ToOto TTOLeire els r^v mv. Paul. Cor. 1, 11, 24. 25.
dvapotpia, as,
dvapovr],
fjs,
rj, ij,
eprjv dvdpvtj-
A.
dvapep.cyp.if(os (dvafiptyp,evos, dvapiyvvp.t),
(^polpa) share.
Cerul. 752 B.
{dvapevto) expectation.
Symm.
mixeil up.
Schol. Soph. Trach.
526 'Avd/iiySa,
Ps. 38,
8.
Iambi. V. P. 404.
Macar.
in
C.
dvap^piyp^vais.
dvafievereov
p. 84, 50.
:=z:z
Clim. 937 D.
Achill. Tat. 5, 11,
Set dvap^vetv.
dvapopfjionoifa
^=
dvapoptpoa.
Method. 272 C.
dvap.eva, to toait.
Classical.
Epict. 4, 13, 15
dvapopôat (popffjoa), to form anew. Philostr. 869. Greg. Naz. I, 773 C, to regenerate, in
OvK
dvafievto Iva fiot

{fifpiâi),
av
to
TrttrTeva-rjs to. travrov.
a religious sense.
cats, r/, (dvapop(j>6a>') a forming anew. Hence, regeneration. Cyrill. A. HI, 965 C. VI, 192 C. Pseudo-Z>ion. 589 B. dvapvpio-pos, ov, 6, (jivpiâ) a re-anointing with the holy pipov after baptism. Phot. 11, 736 A, tSjv ^dj] êâTTTia'pevav Kol pepvpi-
dvafiepiâi
divide,
2.
to
distribute.
3.
dvap6p<pai(Tis,
Synt. 114,
Moer.
80
'Ai/aSacratrât,
ArTiKois
dvap.epio'ao'Oat,
''EXkr)viKa)S.
dvapepitris, ecos,
rj,
to dvafieplêtv.
Lyd. 81,
10.
dvapera^v (pera^v), adv. meanwhile, in the time. Dexipp. 19, 18 IloXXa dvaperaîi
Tav.
mean
eljrov-
cpevav.
duapvio
(jiva),
to
Moschn. 3, tS>v Aquil. et Symm. Reg. 1, 20, 3, bio KOTvXav. Theoph. 543, 15. Porph. ifioi Ka\ Bavdrov. Adm. 169 *AvapsTa^v 5e rwv TovpKiav cruvabetween.
(jidevTos iroXepov Kot ratv
2.
open
(neuter).
Method.
Orig.-
Among,
269 C.
dvapfpiao'Tos, ov, (dpxpidâ') not clothed.
VII, 121 D.
dvap<f)iô\os,
ov,
Simoc. 136, 16.

(d^(îj3d\Xo))
if.
I,
undoubted, in2,
viiai.
HaTîvaKiTau.
disputable.
Dion.
adv.
563,
dvapeTprjo-is, cms,
ij,
(dvaferpe'<a)
1, 1,
measurement
p. 143,
-9.
dvap(pi^6\ais,
doubtless.
undoubtedly,
indisputably,
estimate.
Strah.
20.
2, 2, 2,
Plut.
I,
93 E.
dvaperprfreov
98.
906.
Sei dvaperpclv.
Dion. H. V, 492, 10. Anton. 1, 8.
Lucian.
II,
Iambi. Adliort.
dvap<piS6âs {dvap(j>l8oôs), not doubtingly. Plut.
di/aphprjTos,
ov,
{dvap(Tpia>)
n, 441 F.
dvapecTTOs.
dpap/îiarats {dptpUvwpi), withovi being clad.

Cyrill.
Leo
et Const. Novell. 50, Trapavopias.
A. IX, 989 B.
Dion. H.TI, 760, le. 957,4.
adv.
indisputably,
16.
Sext.
dvapeTpiK&s, adv. by measuring.
Gemin. 844 C.
Anast.
dvap<pi\eKTos, ov, (d/i(îXeKTOs) undisputed, un-
Dubious.
doubted.
370, 10.
dvapeTpas (pirpov), adv. in proportion. Sin. 1052 C.

dvaprjpvKrja-is, etar, ^,
dvapcjiiKeKTms,
undoubtedly.
Sext. 352,
2.
(dvapripvKaopai) rumination
Aristeas 18.
dvaprjpvopai (pripvopai), to draw up, as tliread. Plut. II, 978 D. Suid. 'Avapripv<ra<rdai, dvaTelvat.
Nicom. 103. Lucian. HI, Clem. A. I, 861 B.

dvapwKaopai
1323.
dvavdyKaa-ros,
ov,
paKdopai.
Schol. Arist. Ran.
avaprjTpoopcu, atropai, (prjTrip) dvayewdopai, in a religious sense. Martyr. Path. 1437
(dvayKaâ))
2,
unconstrained.
Epict.
;
1,
6,
40.
19,
29.
dvavayKaoTas, adv. unconstrainedly.

24, 39.
Epict.
3,
A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
avavdCa
dvavdia,
147
p.
avaTraiaro'i
453.
Plut.
I,
an exclamation.
n, 302 F.
Porph. Cer. 819.
124 A.
Poll,
a,
151.
avavSpla, as, ^, (avavSpos) the being liusbandless.
Sijmm. Job 11,

contradicted.
2,
without an answer,
un-
Plut.
avavSpos, ov, liusbandless.

I,
i)
Muson.
212.
Plut.
36 E.
p,fi
Plmjn. P.
exowfa avSpa.
dvdvSpms, adv.
=
fj,
"AvavSpos yvv^, Hippol. Haer. 460, 28.

S. 19, 7
dvavnpprjTws, adv. without contradiction prompt; ly. Polyb. 23, 8, 11. Diod. II, 587, 25.
Luc. Act.
avev dvSpos.
Andr.
10, 29.
Poll. 5, 152.
897
B.
dvavedâ, to be renewed.
avavTtTvTTos, ov, (dvTLTVTTos) not capable of reacting, as a body. Sext. 470, 4, v. 1. dvavnTiin)Tos, dvnrimrjTos.
avavn<j)a>vr)ala, as,
rj,
Martyr. Path. 1424

Sept. Ps.
A.'
*dvdvev(ris, eios,
72,
(dvn(pavea>) a not answer-
(dvavfia) refusal.
pains, torments.
ing.
Cic. Att. 15, 13.

Cic. Att. 6, 1.
meaning.
rj
2. ^ looking up. Eus. 24 B, povov Pseudo 332 A. 3. Upward motion. Athen. Mech.
Ill,
irpos TQV eva Kal
4, struggle,
strange
-.Dion.
dvavTKpmvrjTos, ov, unanswered.
dvavT\ea> (avrXeo)), to
pump
6e6v.
p. 226, 12, to bail out.
Metaphorically,
62.
up.
Strab. 3,
2, 9,
to
endure.
11,
Sept.
1.
Job
19, 26, ravra.
6.
Basil.
;
tism
IV, 884 A =; dvd&vais, at bapopposed to KardSva-is.

Epict.
I,
Dion. H.
to
658,
avaâlva, ava, (^qiVcb)

scratch.
to
break open afresh,

2,
dvaveva-TiKas, adv. by refusing.

dvavevto, to look up.
1, 14, 7.
Diosc.
to
lobol.
p.
MetaBabr.
Plut.
I,
Clem. A.
221
'Avavev-
phorically,
12, 23,
renew.
Polyb. 27,
6, 6.
(rare rrfs yrjs els alBepa.
Xvmyv waXai&v
Aquil. et
aMp<j>opS>v.
dvaveapa, aros, to, (dvaveoat) renewal.
Eus.
Ill,
853 F.
SiKao'lav,
Theodtn. Prov. 26, 21,

Jos. Ant. 13, 6, 5.
to
872 A.
dvaveaxris, etos,
f),
renovation, in a religious sense.
dvaêco (êoa), to polish Stone.
AtAan.
II,
245 A,
6v,
dvaveoTtKos,
rj,
Kara 6e6u. serving to renew.

rj
2.
21..
To
scratch again
renew.
Amphil.
Jos. Ant.
64 A.
dva^pavTiKos,
rj,
II, 4,, 7, nvos.
*dvavfj(l>o> (vri<j)to}, to
Pseudo-Dion. 329 B. become sober again.

II, 729, 14,
ov,
Diod.
Plut.
to one's
Diosc.
1,
6.
Plut.
(dva^paiva) drying up. II, 264 D. Cass. 150,

dva^pavtrts.
16, 93.
I,
Dion. H.
141 B.
Metaphorically,
Ceb.
9.
twos.
to
come
I,
sober senses.
Philon
2, 2,
77,
22
dva^Tjpama, as, 1077.
ij,
Caesarius
peravoa.
Paul. Tim.
11, 10,
26, ck nvos.
Jos.
dvaîokoyos, ov, (dîoXoyor) not worth speaking

of,
Ant.
6,
EK 6pr\va>v.
Ignat. 713 C.
unimportant.
Diod.
II,
516, 31.
Simoc.
Anton.
I,
6,-
31.
Theophil. 1108 A.
sober again.
avdvri\fns, ecus,
217 C, nvos. 2. Lucian.
Clem. A.
184, 3.
120, 18, Sir/yâ-ems.

fj,
Causatively, to
II,
make
dvaîoTrddcia, as,
{dvdîos, iraBeXv)
unworthy
813.
treatment, with the accessory idea of dyavdKTTjais.
one's self
the coming to ij, L. resipiscentia, again : repentance. Clim. 941 B.
Jos. Ant. 15,

rjcro),
2,
7.
15, 8, 3, et alibi.
dvaîxmaQeo),
to
suffer unworthily,
:
with the
2.
dvavoaeo) (yotria), to be sick again.

5, 6, 1,
Jos. B. J.
accessory idea of dyavanrea

at.
to
be indignant
quid
Dion. H.
7, 2, TTjv
II,
668,
7.
Jos. Ant. 15, 8,
dvavTayavuTTos, ov, unsubdued.
Pallad. Laus.
16,
IcTonpiav avr^s.
ov,
1049
ndoris SaipoviKrjs evepyeias dvavra-
dvaîoTTia-Tos,
{dîdma-Tos)
untrustworthy.
yavitTTOs Tov KpifTTOv dSXrjTrjs.

dvavraTTodoTos,
ov,
Basil. IV,
409 A.
fj,
Aster. 220 C.
(dra^tof)
(^dvraTrodidiopi)
without
the
dvaîoTTjs,
rjTos,
I,
unworthiness.
apodosis, as a conditional clause.

47.
Greg. Cor.
Damasc.
dva^pis,
2, 28, 7.
1282 A.
rj,
Nicet. Byz. 673 B.
I'Sos,
braccae, of the Kelts.
dvavripXeirros, ov, (avn^Xeirco) not to be looked

in the face.
Plut.
U, 67 B.
Quint. Frat.
II,
2,
synonyme
dvamaia-nKos,
10.
Strab. 4, 4, 3, p. 308, 10. Diosc. 2, 140. of o|aXis.

rj,
2.
Polyb.
dvavTiKfUTos, ov, (diTiXcyoj) incontestable, incontrovertible.
ov, {dvdirauTTos}
anapaesti-
Cic.
Jos.
cus,
anapaestic.
Ant.
3, 1, 2.
Lucian.
58.
359.
152.
aTo<pdveiov, sc.
Dion. H. V, 199, 5, 'ApiHeph. 8, 1. 12 'Avaperpov.
dvavnXiKTas, adv. incontestably, incontrovertibly.

Strab.
7, 7, 1, p.
Poll
5,
irmanKov XoyaotStKoi/, logaoedic, anapaestic, an anapaestic verse ending in a bacchius

(
).
dvavTiKrjiTTos, ov, (^dvn'Xap^dvopai) insensible, not
Pseudo-Z)emefr. 84, 12,

(dvairaias)
a-vvBea-is,
feeling or perceiving.
dKyTj86va>v.
Diosc. Eupor.
1,
12,
anapaestic composition.
*dvdiTaia-Tos,
ov,
struck
back.
In
dvavTiKoyos,
'
ov,
(diTtXeyo))
not
contradicting.
versification, 6 dvairaia-Tos (a-rixos or pvBpos)
Til.
Clim. 605 A.
anapaestus,
Ach. 627.
SvpirrvKTois
anapaestic
verse.
Arist.
dvavrlpprjTos, ov, (pqros^ incontrovertible, incontestable, indisputable.
Eq. 404.
Polyb.
Jos.
6. 7, 7.
28, 11,
1,
Pherecr.
Pac. 784.
Av. 684.
Corrian. 5
verses
4.
Luc. Act. 19, 36.
Apion
21,
dvairaiarois,
anapaestic
Digitized
by Microsoft
avairaiw
consisting
a-Tou,
148
avairXaa fi,o<i
Joann. Mosch. 2989 C. 3024 C. (Compare Cassian. I, 531 A, pausantes, that is,
iravcavres).
of spondees ??
Merpov
anapaestic
avdiraiverse.
anapaestum,
Aeshin. Timarch. 22, 27. Dion. H. I, 68, 1. Poll. Plut. I, 170 D. Cornut. 184 (219). Lucian. I, 32. Ill, 432 'Avdnmcrra 4, 52.
rrvyKpoTmv, satires.
3, 4.;, satires.
dvana(IJKd(ai
TraipXdâi
again.
Caesarius
1096.
dvaTreivdco (neivdm), to feel
3,
Paus.
203,
Dion
C. 66,
8, 5.
Alcij^hr.
hungry again. Athen.

Polyb.
1, 59, 12.
4, 15, 6
Ta
iXeyela koI
ra
KvcaraKTTos
'
eirrj
(r<picn
perpa. to draTraiOTa .^Sev, ttovs, or simply avcmauTTos,
74 (quoted).
ij,
dvdireipa, as,
(jrfipa)
trial.
26, 7, 8,
anapaestus,
108, 2 (198, 10.
anapaest.
8,
Dion. H. V,
140^.
13, 9.
Tav Trkoiav, to prove the ships. Diod. 2. Drill, drilling, the training of
Polyb. 10, 20,
6.
pv6p6s).
i)mc. 128, 28.

Q.
Terent
Heph.
3, 2.
soldiers.
Aristid.
dvaircfiwriov =:z Set dvawipireiv.
Orig.
I,
468 B.
36
'
Avcnraia-Tos
am
pclôvos,
a dactyle.
1185 B.
dvairepTra, to
29, 11, 9
'
'AvoKaiaros an fKaiT(Tovos, an anapaest.

avairaia (wala), to strike back.
Philostr. 601
send up to Rome.
Polyb.
1, 7, 12.
1,
hvairepneiv
eh
Papriv.
Clem. R.
Pv6p.ovs ip.p.eTpovs re Kal dvairalovrasj

paestic.
ana-
dvairoKalw (ndkaia), L. redintegro, to retrieve,

to
(Compare dvairopirrj, ava.) 2. To send up a. prayer. Just. Apol. 1, 67. 65 Atvov Kai boâv ra irarpi Twv o\a)V dia tov
59.
ovofiaros
recover.
Jos. B. J. 4,
1, 6,
ra
CT(j)aKp,aTa.
rod vlov
Kal
tov
dylov Trvevpâros
'
Method. 400 B, to koto

said of backsliders.
rrjv TrapaKofjV
^mjpn,
dvaTTcpirei.
Martyr. Polyc. 15 AvaTrepyjravros

ttjv ev^rjv.
Petr. Alex. Can. 10.
Anc.
2.
ijf,
Theod.
Ill,
dvairoKrj,
^, (ttoXtj)
1452 C,
rjrras.
yvpvoTrmbud].
Athen.
14, 30.
The expression 86âv dvanepnojuv of frequent occurrence the 3. To throw back the accent, appUed
Kal a-ol ttjv
is
de avTOv TO dprjv Kal irKrjpato'avTos
in
Ritual.
as
dvdwoKiv, vice versa, the reverse.
Basil.
IV, 73
to enclitics.
Herodn. Gr. End. 1142. 1143

cttI ttjv v7repKcip.evj]V
ttj
A Ta
dv6p.oia
Kara
nji' (\)vaiv
dvofwias n-pocÊ-
AvairepTTei de ttjv oêiav
peadat.
Kal dvdTrakiv, ra dvopoias TrpotpepoTrfv (fyvo'iv.
âpelav ev
crvvrdêi
(as 'ApKea-ikaos
re,
peva dvopoia elvat Kara

dvoTraXkaKTOs, ov,
inseparable.
Jul.
Sxolvov Tc 2k5>X6v Tf).

mpirovo-i TOV tovov
ava7reirrap^V(as
tjj
Arcad. 140, 25
irporfyovpevrj Xe|ei.
'Aj/u-
(d7raXXao-(r<B)
clinging fast,
265 D, alaxvvr).
Pallad.
(^dvaireiTTap.evos,
dvanerdwvpi),
8.
Vit. Cbrys. 36 B, t^s iKKKr](rlas, not having

left the
adv. openly, clearly.
Plotin. 11, 911,
church.
Synes. 1369 A.
not met with.
Cic.
dvaTrerdâ =;= dvarrerdvwiu.
Did. A. 452 B. C.
dvairdvTrjTos, ov, (dTravrdw)
Damage.
dvairmia,
II,
fj,
325 D.
Att.
9,
1.
as,
an opening. Alex. Aphr. ProbL

31, 26 AiSoxrw dvaTreTfiav
dvairdpTLCTTos, ov, {airapTLâi)
incomplete, imper1,
41, 12, Tav wopav.

TOLS TTOpOLS.
fect.
Ignat. 700 B.
i/cru,
Diog.
63.
to
dvairarioi,
(n-aTca))
L. obambulo,
walk up
Stud.
not
and down, promenade.

1736 B.
dvairavdrjTds,
AfaZ. 130, 12.
dvaTTqyd^w (jnyydâ), to gush up. 120 B.
Epiph. HI,
Dion. H.
Cedr.
ov,
I,
227, 23.
indefatigable,
dvainjympi,
II,
to transfix.
Classical.
{aTravdda)
I,
768, 16
'EttI
bopaTimv
dvaireifriyvias tos
exhausted.
Clem. A.
1065 A.
relating
to
rest.
Ke<j)dKds.
dvaTravtTipos, ov,
(avdwavo'is)
avairrjhia, doubtful for dvaTtibva.
Sept. Prov.
Theophyl. B.
dvdnavcris, eas,
I,
fj,
434 D,
rest.
fjfiepa, the
Sabbath.
believers.
18, 4.
dvairieo'i.s,
Metaphorically, death,
ews,
fj,
(avairieâi)
'
a pressing back,
AvaKaxqa-is ....
Inscr.
with
reference
to
departed
a checking.
Erotian. 72
Patriarch. 1097 C. Doctr. Orient. 665 C. Apocr. Act. et Martyr. Matt. 30. (Com-
dvairifO'LS Kal dvo^'f).
pare Sept. Sap. 4, 7. Sir. 38, 23.) Esth. 8 (9), 1 7 'Hpepa dvajravatcos z^ iopTTj. 2. Cadence, the end of a period, or of a verse. Hermog. Ehet. 231, 9. S. Sabbath, the day of rest. Lev. 25, 8 'Ettto dvairavcreLS iraiv.
dvairnrpda-Ktt) (TTnrpd(TK<o), to sell again.
2058, A, 52.
di/djrXao-ir, eas,
1 7 7
rj,
Poll.
7,
12.
representation.
Pseudo-X)ion.
C, pvoTtKal, images.
dvairXatrpa, otos, to, (ovaTrXdcro'a) form, figure.
Diod.
tion,
2.
56, t&v o-apATwv.

stage.
8'2,
2.
Representaalso
dvairavTiKos, ^, ov, belonging to (or giving^ rest,
on the
Artem.
Strab. 11, 14, 12, p. 498,
giving
rest.
Ptol. Tetrab. 20.
Basil. HI,
20.
Kto/uKov.
3.
Figment;
I,
633 C.
dvanavco
fction.
dvaTravopju.
Sext.
366,
10.
Orig.
A.
2.
^=
Joann. Mosch. 2857

to die.
Porphyr. Aneb. 45, 15.

forgery.
dvairXaa-p^s,
oil,
Eus.
ilhmon.
II,
700 C. 272 A,
Plut.
II,
Metaphorically, dvanavofuu,
Plut. Anim. 725 39, 11. A. Herodn. 1, 4, 18. Polycrat. 1360 A. Athan. I, 405 C. Ant. 23. So in the active
Sept. Sir. 22, 11.
6,
fction
Orig.
I,
113
D Tov eV tSjv pMTaiatv eXnibiov dvaTtkafrpav.

357 C.
Sext. 239, 29.
U, 1463
C,
Digitized
by Microsoft
avairKaaaw
149
last breath.
7,
avairoikrfo'i's
aXXov 6(ov, referring to Marcion's Demiurgus.

Basil. Ill,
draTrXatrtro)
6, p.
Jos. B. J.
2,
8,
8.
Sext. 566,
741
di/aTrXaoTeoi/
p. 771.
= B. ^
208 D.
dvoKriâ,
to
regenerate.
Barn.
5,
216 B. 821 A, pixP'- reXcvToias. 'Ytto tt/v dvairvorjv, uno spiriiu, at one breath. Polyb.
p.expi' Trjs
I,
vordnjy.
Cfem.
j4. I,
Ong.
8ei
avmrKaaaeui.
Diosc.
103,
draTrXaoToi, ov, (di/ajrXao'O'o))
formed, modelled.
Plut.
10, 47, 9 'Ytto tt/v dvairvor\v c'ttto kcu deKa a-nxovs a^vveipov. In the same sense, Agathar. 133, 22 IIpos plav dvaTrvorjs 6pp,r]v.
dvaiTVo'iKos,
T),
Galen. XII, 430 E.

dvoTrXaT-ui/o) (TrXanJi/co), ?o
ov,
of
dvaTTVor).
Ptol. Tetrab. 87.
expand.
di/ajrXfli/.
apud
avajTo/SXT/Toi, ov, (d7ro/3dXX<o) that
s.
Ill,
157 B.
11,
di/dffXEUtrif, a)s, ^,
Sext. 177, 2.
cannot be lost. Clem. A. H, 468 A. Diog. 6,

Hippol.
to
7.
Archigen.
105.
7,
127.
apud Oni.
oi/aTrXeo),
151,
dva7ro(3X^r<os, adv. without being lost.
io sai7 iip.
'AvaTrXiOfiai, to be navi-
600 A.
dvairobeiKTas (dvaTrdSeocTos), adv. without proof. Strab. 11, 5, 4. Erotian. 14. Plut. I, 839 B.
dvaTToSecB,
)jo-<o,
gated, to be navigable.
Polyb.
2,
16, 10.
Dion.
H.
I,
534,
7,
aKa<pecnv.
dmir\rip6oD,
L.
adimpleo,
to fulfil,
accomplish.
dvairoSiâ.
tijv
Plut. 11, 876

after
;
Paul. Gal.
21.
to
1,
3a Locum impleo, (o ^Z/ the place, occupy the room of any one. Paul. Cor.
14, 16, TOV TOTTOv Tot) iSicDTov.
6, 2, toi' vo/iov
tov Xpiarov.
Barn.
'Ai'a7ro8oi)(r'
fVi
p^vdda,
having
-(- 1
reached 10, they go back to 1 thus, 10 11, 10 -(- 2 12, and so on.
Ircn. 620
dvairobrjprfTos, ov, (dnoSruieio)

o-as,
^=
6 pfj djroSij/x^-
B.
dvairXripaiiaTiKos,
tj,
untravelled, having never travelled abroad.

II, 11, 9.
ia-to,
6v, (avairKripaiia) fit
for fill1,
Philon
dvairoSiâ,
ing up.
Diosc.
5, 84, p. 739, KoiXmâTcoi/.
(TToSif") ô retrograde.
2, 14,
Sept.
dvaTrKijpaxTis, ems, ^, fulfilment.

1,
Sept. Esdr.
Sir. 46, 4.
Mace.
44.
Gemin. 804 D.
'j
54 Eis dvaTrkripcacrw prjpaTO tov Kvpiov iv
Nicom. 109.
Lucian.
I,
466. 677,
tov-
oTo/ioTi 'lepep,iov.
(Compare
7rX?)po<B.)
mVa,
I,
(0 sJep bach.
Achill. Tat. Isagog. 949

'An-o
dvoTrKriparrcov ;=:= Sei dvoTrKrjpovv.
Plut.
480
B.
Arcad. 139, 24
yap tov tovov dvathe word tvSept. Sap.
A.
dvoTrKoiai,
fjs, r),
noSiâv Tpoxcuov
(dvairKtKii))
evpfjaeis, in
a braiding.
Philostr.
(pdfVTa.
dva7ro8ifTp.6s, ov, 6,
240, )âinjs.
AvdirXovs, ov,
6,
a retreating.
2,
(draTrXoos) Anaplus, the lower
mouth of the Bosporus. Soz. 1564 A.

B. TvvaiKotTiToKis
TTjv Xfyofifvriv
Steph.
....
VvvcukSiv Aip,rjv nepl
$i8dXetav, to jueTo^vi 'AvottXov koi
dvanoSurpos t^s TcXevTrjs fjiimv, Clem. A. I, 848 B. cannot be revoked. Hippol. Haer. 264, 26, a decreasing arith2i Retrogradation, in metical progression f
OiiK
ecTTiv
TOV AeaurBevelov.
Proc. HI, 197,

2.
9.
Euagr.
expand,
2,
astronomy.
154, 17.
Nicom.
73.
2696 C.
open.
Mai. 403,
3,
405, 12.
to unfold,
dva7ro86op.ai (jrovs), to recover one's feet.
Lyd.
dvoTrXoo) (dTrXoffl),
L. explico,
Babr. 74,
to
Tar dvpas tivL
Diosc.
*dva7ro8oToy, ok, {cmohlhapi) not given back, not
188 (189), 183 (186)

irrepv^,
he fully developed, as fruit.

(cat
4,
returned.
Aristot. Topic. 4, 4, 11, 8oo-tj.
be
^'ExTeTp,T)p.iva
dvrfiiKap.iva
as
Tr.
the leaves of the wrepis.

8,
Hermes
2. In grammar, ^= dvavTajroSoros. Arist. Av. 7. Ran. 1285.

dvaiTobpaoTos,
ov,
SchoL
to
Poem.
nivmtas
17.
Bus.
dvrfiiXapxvoiu.
Tropically,
9,
11,
1109
MeyiOTOu
to
(oTroStSpdcrKm)
not 42.
ex-
avoided.
Cornut. 40.
Epict.
3, 24,
Plut.
pound, interpret.
Orig.
Sibyll.
169,
/3(/3Xous.
n, 166 E.
dvanoKpiTos,
ov,
IV, 388 C.
Chrys. IX, 543 A.

unfolding, explaining, exPlotin. 11,
(anoKptvopai) unanswered, hav-
di/dn-Xaxrtr, fiay, ^, ara
planation.
999,
3.
Erotian. 22, Xeêav.
ing received no answer. Polyb. 23, 10, 13. 2. Giving no answer. Polyb. Diog. 7, 24.
Prod. Parmen. 535 (104). di/aTrXtDTafo) (ttXcbtos), to move upwards, to rise. Clem. A. I, 429 C 'H S' ovv jrpos ipvyrjv dvaTrXiBTafovcra toO dipos eireiîs.
8, 23, 6.
dvaTToXauoTor, ov, (diToXava>) not to be enjoyed. Greg. Nyss. H, Plut. II, 829 D. 1104 F.
21 B.
respiratory.
dvairoXefiea (iroXepJa), to
17, 3, 14, p. 419, 16. dvaiToXipTi<TK, (a>s,ri, 11, 8, 3.
dvaiTVfvcmKos,
rj,
ov,
(dvamii(o)
11,
renew
the war.
Strab.

6,
151, 12.
Anton.
Inscr. 4040, col. 4, 8.
15.
Galen, n, 187 A.
breath.
262 B, opyava.
renewal of the war.
Strab.
Nerms. 508 A.
dvairvori,
j\s,
r],
Classical.
'H
ia-xdn)
*dvaiToXr)(iis,
ems,
rj,
(dvamXea) reminiscence.
5 as v.
1.
(also TeXevTaia, or vtrrdrrf) dvawvor], L. extre-
Aristot.
Spirit.
4,
Tryph. 30.
mus
spiritus or halitus, the last breath ;
ap-
Tots piv ovopxuri^To
parently a Latinism.
Polyb.
3, 63,
5 Atayato
apBpov jrpoa-eXSbv jiuas dvawoXria-eas

(TTOTIKOV.
ion Trapa-
viôfievovs t)s TTJs i<T\arris
dvairvorjs,
the
Digitized
by Microsoft
avairoK'rjreov
avaTToXrjreov
150
Anton.
4, 32.
civapfio'i
^=
del dvajroXelv.
ov,
avaiToXoyrjros,
{cmoKoyioixai)
without
de-
dvawniKreov ^=. 8ei B.

dvanrvo-is, ecos,
ij,
dvairriia-treiv.
Orig. i\
65
fence,
i>ion.
2, 1.
that
cannot be defended, inexcusable.

29, 4, 5.
8.
{dvarrTva) a spitting out of
Pohjh. 12, 21, 10.

iZ^.
Cic. Att. 16,

1,
7.
blood.
Alex. Trail. 286.

fj,
Ill,
1414,
2,
Jos. Apion.
ecrriv,
13.
Impersonal,
no excuse.
a
Paul. Rom.
20.
dvaTTTwa-is, e<us,
(dvamTTToi)
a lying down.
Onos. 10,
4.
ayaJust.
Aristeas 21, reclining at table.

dvapa^dxris, ov,
6,
nokoyriTov
there
is
the Jewish Jdgh-priest.

the
Jos.
Apol.
Pohjb.
1,
3.
fjs,
fj,
Ant.
(avaTrifiTrm)
3, 7, 1.
fj,
avanoimrj,
sending
up.
II,
dvapyvpia, as,
being dvdpyvpos, the not
30,
9,
10,
to
Rome.
23.
Lucian.
213, 6r)o-avpo>v, a digging

treasure.
Sext.
358,
up or discovery of 531, 13 quid?
paying down in cash. Antec. 3, 21, p. 671 T^v Trj! dvapyvplas napayparpfiv, Tovreim Tfjv non numeratae pecuniae. .Justinian. Cod. 4,
21, 16.
Clementin.
60
C,
^jfux^js,
=:
veKpofiavreia,
Gloss. Jur. 'Avapyvpia Xeyerai orav
the conjuring up of souls.

avaTTOjimjios, ov, (dvairoiiTrf]) sent bach.
TLS ypdyj/as olKeLO)(eipa>s K(U SfjioXoyrja-as Xaêlv
Diod.
14, 96, Tols KvpLoii.

^lov.
Lucian.
II,
928, els top

for adjudica-
dpyvpwv Kol oibap,S>s eXa/3fj/ d eXaê pipos n. Psell. 929 A.
i>fwX6yj)crev,
fj
Suid.
(fiop-eva.
2.
'
AvaTTOfimiia Sapa, ra dirotrTpe-
dvdpyvpos, ov, (apyvpos) without silver
without
Sent up to
Rome
tion.
Lucian. H, 359,
Tr)v bUr]v.
els ttjv îToKiav eKjrefi-
âi
Dion
C. 52, 33,
1.
62, 2, 1.
52, 22, 0, hUr). dvaTTopevofioi (jropevofxai), to 56, 13, 5.

75, 9, 5.
money. Aster. ilS^. Roman. Imper.jôveU. 285. Psell. 929 Xpeos dvdpyvpov, debitum non numerata pecunia. 2. Receiving no pay for his services. Eustrat. 2336 D, larpos.
go up.
Dion
C.
Oi
ayioi 'Avdpyvpoi, certain itinerant phy-
*di'a7rd(rj3EOToy, ov, {airofrîvwiii)
inextinguish1,
who charged nothing for their cures. The most ancient of them are Ko<r/ior and
sicians,
able light.
22, p. 457.
Hecat. Abd. apud Jos. Apion.
Aaixiavos.
Sophrns. 3484 D.
Euchait. 1138 A.
Jul.
1.
Porph. Cer.
Horol. Nov.
10, 8
559, 16.
ov,
(^d(f)iiTTaiJuii)
dvamcTTaTos,
is
from whom
there
I.
Jan. 31.
(Compare Matt.
no escape.
Plut.
II,
166 E.
13.
'A(r6evovvTas Bepairevere, Xejrpovs KaBapiêre,
dvaTTOcrrpeiTTOs, ov, (dTroa-Tpe<pa} not to be with-
veKpovs eyelpere, baifwvia enâXXere.

eXdêre, dco'pedv Sore.
Atapedv
draion.
Symm. Job
the
9,
PhUo^trg. 508
'Api-
avawoTaKTuts (cmordaa-oiiaL), adv. without having
orevcov de iv larpiKfi 6 *AeTiOs apitrBov napelx^

Tols 8eop.evots Trjv depaTrelav.^
renounced
cluses.
world, with reference to re-
Stud. 812 A.
dvapyvpios, adv. without
paying down.
Roman.
Cyrill.
dvairdrevKTos, ov, {diroTvyxdvo}) unerring.

1, 4,
Epict.
et
Porphyr. Novell. 246.
11.
2, 8,
29, eKKXia-is.
dvdpbevTos, ov, (dpSevai) not irrigated.

Epict. 4, 6, 26.
absorbing.
Ptol.
dvanoTevKTas, adv. unerringly.

dvajTOTiKos,
r),
A. IV, 924 C.
avapdpos, ov, inarticulate.
Plut. I, 416 C. II. 613 E. 944 E. Pseud-Z^naJ. 877 C "Avap6pa (rxfhbv en <f>6eyy6p.evos, while yet an inPorphyr. Abst. 1, 34. fant. 2. Without
ov,
(dvanivco)
Tetrab. 18.
dvamTfirfTos, ov, (dn-ore/ivco) that cannot be cut
off.
Epict.
1, 1,
24.
dvanoTpviTTos, ov, (JaroTpiô)) not to be rubbed or
the article, in
grammar.
Dion. H. V, 150.
2.
wiped
sore.
off.
Cyrill.
^.
III,
21 C.
dvaTTovkaiTos, ov,
Oalen.
II,
f],
{aKovKoa) not healed up, as a 275 B.
dvdpdpas, adv. inarticulately, confusedly. II, 611 B.

dvdpBpayros, ov, (dp6p6<o) without joints.
Plut.
Cae-
*dva,iTpaî.s, ems,
debt.
{dyanpaacra) exaction of a Inscr. 1845, 10. Dion H. 11, 1037, 1.

1552,
8.
sarius 1133.
dvapBpiiTms, adv. ibithout connection, distortedly.

Strab.
1, 1,
IV, 1982, 1. dvmrpeafievai (7rpe(r/3fua)), to send up ambassadors. Jos. Ant. 18, 2, 4, p. 875.
1231,
8.
Argum.
(appevov')
dvdpp.evos, ov,
II,
unequipped.
Anthol.
dvatrreov
191.
Sei dvairreiv.
Ta>v (pavepcoreptov
Strab. 1, 3, 10 'Atto .... dvairreov tov \6yov.
dvappohios, ov, {dpp,6&ws) unfit.
Zos. 28,
16.
Men. P. 416,
17.
avwnTepvylô) (wrepvyiâ), to flap the wings, to Ael. 'S. A. 4, 30. fly up.
dvanTepva-a-ofiai
dvappLoSLas, adv. unfitly.
Bekker. 363, 33
"Ajca-
TaXXrjXms, dvappoSias.
dvappovios, ov,
preceding.
Schol. Arist.
Eq.
/ii)
or ovx dppovios.
:
Method.
1344.
dvaTm/f,
01), 6,
65 A.
(avdirrai) inflamer, agitator.
Sij^kbi/.
Greg.
Plut.
2,
avappos,
ov, (dp/ids) jointless
Naz. n, 485 C,
I, 7,
avappot SyKoi of Heraclides

alibi.
avawTolofiai (irroeo)), to be in great fear.
284 B.
11.
II,
596 F, et
Herodn.
correspond to critus and Epicurus.

126, 25.
The and Asclepiades the Sropa or Sropoi of Demoindivisible.
Oaien.
II,
179 A.
Sext
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by Microsoft
avappairro)
dmppawra
(pcarrai), to
151
Galen. U, 895 A.
avapxos,
ov,
1,
avacrKcupoi
having
4.
sew up.
no
beginning,
VI, 21 D.
avappa(j>ri, ^s,
23 D.
eternal.
Theophil.
Iren. 453 A.
Clem.
136
a,
19, in surgery.
{avappcmra) a sewing up. Aet. Paul. Aeg. 100. Leo

6v,
Med. 135.
aiiappa(f)iK6s,
ij,
belonging
to
avappa^r].
a-p-i.-
Aet. 136 a, 17.

Xiov.
Paul. Aeg. 102. 160,
168 C. 1372 B. Eus. H, 1325 A. a! Without first principles. Sext. 641, 10, et alibi. 3. In a lunited sense, without a beginning, as a literary performance. Vit. Arat. 1160 C, iroiVa- 4- Not qualified to
rule.
Max.
Tyr. 84, 52.

6,
dvappa\jrmSeto (payjnfSem'), to begin to sing

tike
again
dvapxav, OVTOS,
6, 3.
a paîoSos.
aros,
.
Lucian.
to,
oxjK
apxav.
Epict. 4.
II,
657.
auapprfyiut,
(avappriywp.L)
a breaking
up
ruin.
Apollinar. L. 1484 C.
dvapxais (avapxos), adv. without beginning, from

all eternity.
avappijBrjvai
(^prjBfjvai,'),
==
dvayopevOrjuai, dvaSei-
n, 409
A.
x6^vai, to
be proclaimed.
Diod.
11,
631, 48
Max. Hier. 1348 C. Clem. A. Method. 257 B. Athan. I, 200 Basil. IV, 329 B.
C.
{a-oKivai),
to
11,
'ADepprjBri Srjfuipxos.
avapprj(r<rai
or dvappffrrat
dva<TaKeitt>
shake up,
372.
stir
1,
up
39,
avappiyywfu,.
Diod.
II,
disturb.
p.
Lucian.
Alciphr.
18, 72, p. 311, 91.
51, 3.
=::z
dvapptCoa (ptfdm), to uproot.
Greg. Nyss.
dvao-^vmp,L
II,
a-êvmpi strengthened.
(dvaa'cla)
Plut.
1125 A.
dvappana-p4s, ov,
rius 1004.
6,
917 C.
ews,
3.
6,
fi,
to dvappmlêiv.
Caesa-
avd<reia^s,
^=
dvacrei.(rp6s.
Dexipp. 24,
(dvd, 11.
dvappixavai
pa\ia),
to I,
overflow.
Gram. 128,
Cedr.
674, 16.
Leo (Com-
dvao'eio'iios, ov,
disturbance.
Dion. H.
II,
1181, 10,
dvacreiOTTjs,
TQJi/ aTTooraTDJi/.
pare Diod. 15, 48.)

dvappi)(tj(ns, eas,
rj,
ov,
6,
(dvaa-cico)
disturber
of the
(^dvappi)(dopai)
a clambering
.
. . .
public peace.
10.
Chal. 876 A.
Chron. 626,
Pallud,
up.
Porphyr. Prosod. 114 To pxas
Theoph. 741, 10.

as,
fj,
OTjpmvet Se Tr/v eVi toC tciôvs dvappijcqa'LV.

liuid.
_
dvaaelcrTpia,
female
to
disturber.
^vpvâTos ....
ecus,
i),
Trfv
67n tovs o'lkovs dvap-
Vit. Chi-ys. 14 E.
dvaxrcia, to Stir up,
excite,
pi-XW-"dvdppiyjfis,
(dvappiirra>)
a throwing up.
Diod. 13, 91.
18, 10, to. ttXij^.
by haranguing. Dion. H.
Zuc. 23,
Plut. II, 398 E.

dvappoip8ri<Tis, eas,
951 C.
i],
(dvappoi^bio))
an absorbStrab.
1, 2,
2.
'urria.
ni, 1707,
4.
Marc.
15,
11.
5.
To
unfurl.
Philostr.
626.
250, to
ing again, said of Charybdis.

36, p. 66, 6.
avappoi^ca (poifem), to rush back.

7, 9.
Jos. B. J.
3,
dvaaKaXeva (o'KaXeija)), to dig up. X, 345 C. Theod. HI, 913 B.

drao-KoXXo)
{(TKaKKai),
to stir
Cyrill.
A.
Plut. II,
979 D.
up,
to
agitate.
dvdppcmos, ov, {pina) inclining upwards.
A ntyll.
Unphrns. 3234 A.
dvao-KaTTTto,
apud
Orib.
I,
414,
7.
436,
6.
parrov ix tS>v irobav (rx^po.,
438, 5 To dvdpthe feet higher
dâ,
1,
(a-KaTrra)
to
dig up, to extirto
pate,
utterly
destroy,
raze
curse,
the
ground.
than the head.

avapp6<l}r]ais, eoys,
fj,
Polyb. 16,
(^dvappo(^d<ii)
5,
a swallowing
to
aKa^j/e.
8.
6 Tovff re vaovs ex Befiekioiv dve-
To damn,
!
an imprecatory
'Avao'Kacpfj
up again.
dvappvBpiâ
dvdppvfns,
tion.
Eumath.
11, p. 551, 28.

to
term.
order.
Const, (536), 1148

tS>v
to
(pv6pi(a),
reduce
darea
Mavixaiav
!
curse the bones of the

II,
PhUostr. 74.
eios,
fj,
Manicheans
(piopai) deliverance, libera-
Damasc.
344
Mijttibs
.
Method. 372 B.
Antec.
2, 1, 8, p.
213.
IXBovaa aWr] yevea p-eXKr; fjpds dvaBepwriêiv Theoph. 356, 15 'Avea-Kaijâv Kal dvaaKaTTTCLV.
TOV vitapxQv iv yiveBKuiK^
detoplc^.
Mai. 39, 14. 460, 11.

dvdprvTos, ov, (dprva) unseasoned, not seasoned
640, 12
with
salt.
Symm. Job
pvopai.
6, 6.
Ezech.
13, 10.
Kal TOVTO aKoicravTes oi Xaoidvea-Ka\lrav avTov. 682, 14 ToC \aov navros Kal tov df/pov dva(TKaTTTOVTOS KOI ipTTTVOVTOS UVTOV.
22, 28.
dvapiofiai
jue
Leont. U, 1977 B.
Ccdr.
I,
Macar. 445
'Avdpva-ai
775, 21.
dvaa-KaîT),
783, 10.
rjs, 17,
airo
tov wovrjpov.
f
(dvaa-Kairra) excavation.
Svapxa (Svapxos), adv. indiscriminately miscuously'^ Dubious. Aristeas 21.

dvapxatâ), itrm, (dp\aios), to
pro-
9,
3,
8,
9."
p.
276,
2.
2.
Strab.
Curse.
Theoph.
639,
make ancient again.
dvd<TKact)os, ov, (dvaa-KdTrra)
damned, accursed,
Anthol.
I,
252.
17,
dvapxia, as,
ginning.
(avapxoi) the being without be8. The having Hippol. 837 B.
no
office.
Epict.
3, 20, 1 7,
et alibi.
(Com-
Chron. 700 Qcoipdvovs TOV TTJs dvaa-Kd(pov p.vrip.rjs, of Theophanes blasted be his memory! 729 'O Beopia-rfTos Nic. II, 1036 C. Kal dvda-Ka4>os Xo<rp6tjs.
an imprecatory word.
pare
3, 24,
113 Aix"
opxtji.)
Theoph. Cont. 482.
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'
avaaKsSavvv/ii
152
Easter.
QvacrrefUl
avacKiSduw/u {a-KeBavvvfu), to scatter about. Philon I, 338, 35. Plut. I, 398 A. dvao'KenToiJuii? examine? Joann. avatrKeTTTta Mosch. 2856 'Avao'Ke'âs to. ifuina avrov. opposed avaa-Kcvdâ, to refute an argiiment
(to) sc. iopTTi or rrînfyvIV, 192 A. BasU. HI, 424 D. Greg.'Nyss. m, 1028 C. Epiph. n, 828 D. Soz. 968 C. Quin. Can. 66. Chron. 698. Luc. Act. 2, avdaraa-is, eas, rj, resurrection.
pis,
to /caTao-xeudfo).
Strah.
28.
1,
2,
18.
2,
3,
7.
31.
4, 33.
17, 18.
Paul.
Rom.
6,
5.
1,
Hermog. Prog.
KaTaa-Kevaa-Tcov.
avatTKCvaariov zzz 8cl dvaiTKfvaêiv
opposed to
28.
'E^ dvaardcrcas veKpav, by his (^hjo-ov) resurPetr. 1, rection from the dead. Phil. 3, 10.
Hermog. Prog.
6v,
dvaa-KevcumKos,
fitted
rj,
(dvaa-KevdCto)
curative,
Diosc. 1, 39, for removing disease. Sext. 330, 4, nvos. 2. Refutatory. TWOS. Theon. Prog. 181, 8. dvaa-KfvacrnKms, adv. in a manner tending to check disease. Herod, apud Orib. I, 422, 6. dvaa-Kevf), rjs, rj, (dvacr/cfuafo)) cure, removal of disease. Diosc. 3, 144 (154) IIpos dva-
a-KevfjV
Tav
ircpiobiKoiv
nvpeTwv.
Sext.
Epict. 4,
28.
175,
rfis
emdviilas.
608,
2.
1,
Hebr. 11, 35 (referring to 17 seq. 4, 4, 32). The Sept. Mace. 2, 7, 14. general resurrection. 2, 12, 43 (compare Dan. 12, 2). N. T. saepe. Barn. 5. Clem. R. 1, 24. 26. Just. Tryph. Tatian. 6. 113. Cohort. 27. Frag. 1573 C. Iren. 1209 C. Clem. A. I, 1152 A. Hippol. Orig. I, 668 B. Haer. 434, 42. 488, 82. 888 B. Eus. m, 1348 C (quoted). Theod. 'H avdcrrams wpofn), IV, 1236 A, rj Koivf].
1,
3.
1,
3,
21.
Sept.
Reg.
3, 17,
f)
the first resurrection, the resurrection of the
Refutation of an argument; opposed to kuTaa-KevTj.
martyrs,
5.
who
are to rise a thousand years
Sueton. de Rhet.
1.
Hermog. Prog.
before the general resurrection.
Apoc. 20,
TertuU.
27.
Sext. 749, 5.
as,
fj,
See also Just. Tryph. 80.
81.
dvaa-Krjo-ia,
or exercise.
want of practice Muson. 244. PoH. 1, 159.

(dvdo'KijT'oj)
CTem.
.4. I,
rj,
996 C.
6v,
dvaa-KrjTLKOs,
^=
firj
dcKriTiKOS.
Pallad.
Laus. 1099 D.
dvaa-KiSvdo)
1100 A.
dva(TKi8vrjfU ^=. dvaa'KehdvwjU.
and
Philon
I,
209, 38.
=::;
262, 16.
279, 21.
dvatTKivboKeiai
dva(rxi.vhv\ei<o.
v. 1.
Clem. A.J,
1069 B.
lon
I,
1288 B,
dma-Ktv8v\ev<o.
dviuTKiprda) (crKipTao)), to leap or skip up.
112, 39.
164, 13.
335, 23.
Jos.
PhiB. J.
Compare Paul. Thess. 1, 4, n, 830. 831. 16. [According to Theopompus and Eudemus, the doctrine of the resurrection was Diog. 1, 9. taught by the ancient Magi. Hippolytus (Haer. 446, 18) and Tatian (3. 6) say the same of Heraclitus and Zeno. See also Athenag. 972 A. Orig. I, 1212 A. It was denied by the Sadducees, and also by some heretics of the apostolic age. Paid. Also by Cor. 1, 14, 12. Tim. 2, 2, 17. 18. TertuU, II, the Gnostics. Just. Tryph. 80.
46 A.] 2. The church of the Resurrection at Jerusalem. Theod. n, 1253 A. dva(TTaT6a>, airco, (di/doTaroj) to drive out from Aquil. Ps. 10, 1 'Ai/aararov eis to home. 2. To bring into confusion ; to oprj, flee. trouble, disturb. Sept. Dan. 7, 23. Luc. Act. 17, 6. 21, 38. Paul. Gal. 5, 12. Clemendn, 93 A dvaaraTet, write dvaaraToZ
6, 2, 10.
Lucian. H, 608.
(dva(r<oXo7ri'fa>)
dvauRoKomiTjia, aros, to,
a hang-
ing
by the neck.
Mai. 473,
1.
10.
Genes. 118.
dvaa-Kv\v(Tii6s, ov, 6, (crKuXXa) trouble, vexation,
Steph, Diac. 1169 D, v.

a-KvX/ios
dvaa-Kv\eviJ.6s, dva-
probably the true reading. dva<Tix,v)(a> (<rfiu;(oi), to cause to smoulder away. Aret. 27 A.
dvaa-oPri,
fjs,
rf,
(dvairoPea) disturbance, confuI,
sion.
Athan.
349 B.
Theoph. 530.
dva(rTavp6<o (jTravpoai), to crucify again.
Paul.
dvaoTraarriptov, ov, t6, (^dvacmdio) that by
which anything is pulled upwards or backwards. App. II, 630, 98, of a door or gate.
as,
(dvioTTj/ii)
Hebr.
Tov
6,
Âvatrravpovvras iavToXs t6v vlov
fleoO.
Epiph.
dvaaTaxy6op.ai
9,
I,
1020 B.
Sibyll.
3,
dvaaTa)(y(o.
382.
di/aordfto, see dvaTd^co.

dva<TTaa'ia,
j],
200.
10,
194 PcDpaioiaiv dvaara^^vaMTeTat

otei'jSo)
eversion,
ruin
Alex.
gXkos.
dvaa-Tfi^to :=:
confusion, disturbance.
Sibyll. 4, 69.
strengthened.
Anthol.
Mon. 4037 B.
'Avaarama,
fj, Anastasia, a churcb at Conwhere Gregorius of Nazianzus preached. It is not a Saint's name. Greg. Naz. II, 489 B, et alibi. Socr. 573 B. Soz.
IV, 253.
dxaoTEios, ov,
as,
:=
stantinople
nus, clownish.
dvdiTTeipos, ov,
or ovk doreioi, L. inurbaAthen. 13, 48. (ariipa) with a high prow. Polyb.
p,fj
16, 3, 8, vavs.
1425 A.
dva(TTd(Ti,p,os, ov,
dvaa-TeXKo),
(dvd<TTacris) belonging or relat-
to
check,
1, 7,
to
restrain.
Classical.
Sept.
Mace.
24
'Ai/eo-ToXjjo-ai'
roi Tropeu-
ing
to the
resurrection of Christ.
120 A.
iion
Greg. Naz.
Ill,
280
C "H
Eus. V,
dva-
((rSai (Is Tr/v )(a>pav.
dvdarep,a
V.
1.
=^
dvdirrqpja,
9, 10.
Sept. Gen.
7,
23 as
3, 6,
(Trdaijios fipêpa,
,
of Christ,
(a) the day of the resurrecSunday. Eus. V, 213 C.
Judith
12, 8.
Aquil, Reg.
10.
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avaa'êriKO'S
avacrTepiaro'}
153
avaoTpeTTTeov
mitistepurros, ov, (atrrepifo)) not distinguished by

stars.
^=
Set
dva(rTp<j)e(TSai,
Hipparch. 1037 C.
conduct ourselves.
Clem. A.
I,
we must 429 C.
ava<mjXtTeva) (<mj\iTeva>), to post a notification.
dvaarpicfxa, to turn up, etc.
Eus. n, 813 D.
di/aoT^Xoxres, ear,
ij,
837 B.
(dvaonjXooj) a setting
tip
of
Ptolem. apud PAof. Ill, a statue or picture. 612 A. Germ. 149 C. Nic. II, 1033 E, rav Stud. 329 B. tTirra>v elKovcay.
*di;d(mjpi, aror, to, (Ja/iirrqfii) elevation, elevat-
Classical. Dion. Thr. 637, 1 Ouk dvaajpecjiovTos roC \6yov, the converse not being true. Pass. 'Avaarpe(popai, to be inverted, said of prepositions when they come after the words they govern as Sopov Kdra for Kara Sopov. Dion. Thr.
ed place, elevated ground,

Theophr. H. P.
9, 9, 5.
hill,
and the
Gen.
7,
like.
Mid.
1,
641, 17.

Sept. Prov. 20,
2, 3.
8.
310,
1.
dva(TTpe(popai, L. versor, to conduct

7.
Sept.
4. 23,
one's self.
a
S,
living being.
Diod. 14, 29, heap of stones.

18, 5, \6(j)av.
KoiXds.
12.
Eph.
18.
5, 17, stature, size.
Strab.
1,
33.
13,
Tun. Clem. R.
1, 3,
15.
Paul. Cor. 2, Hebr. 10,
1,
21.
Barn.
19,
12, p. 84, 20,
opposed to
2, 3, 2,
perd'Tivos, to associate with.

15. 29.
Epict. Ench.
p. 147, 3, elevated regions.
structure, edifice.
9,
Tropically.
Reg.
1,
Epict. Frag. 83
Sept. Judith
12, 8 (as v. 1.)
dvacTpoXoyi/TDS, ov,
(do'TpoXoyfco)
2, 1, 19, p.
ignorant of
Classical.
zzzz
10 (as V.
1.)
arrogance.
astronomy.
dva(TTpo<j)rj, ^s,
Strab.
r],
117, 29.
exaltation.
Patriarch. 1065 B, dignity

Sept.
10, 5.
2.
a turning back.
Garrison.
di/aonjpi'fo)
Sext. 285, 9 'Kara dvao'Tpo<j>r]v,
(imjpifa)), Jo
prop up.
Agathar.
(fxas,
conversely.
2.
dvaarpo-
Delay; time; oppor4,
119, 3.
Anthol. IV, 254.
tunity.
Polyb.
4, 5.
1,
66, 3. 18,
61, 4, et alibi.
awwrroix"''''' (<TTot;)(eo<o), to
change, transform.
11, 7, 32.
(j>vcnv.
Diod.
Tas.
14, 115.
59 Ov yap t<TXfv
Philon
273 A.
I,
227, 16.
477, 26.
179, 9
airofjTpo^T^v
"npofyhiâtTSai tovs dtpva-repovv-
Eis fiopdSos dve<TTOi,\iovTo
Orig.
I,
Ex. Vat.
2166,7.
VH, 32 D.
Method. 69 A.
Eus.
13.
3.
73, 23.
Diori.
H. IV, 2043,
Sept. Tobit
Conversatio, conduct, con-
H, 1105
'
ori rfiv Scjidaprov Ka\ dyyeKiKTjv ovtriav.
&veaToi\eiovTo yovu avrfi ^vxij Greg.

IIpos to i^ dpxijs koXKos dva-
verse, conversation, deportment.
4,14. Mace.
134, 12.
1,
2, 5, 8.
Polyb. 4, 82,1. Agathar.

Aristeas 16.
1, 1, 15,
Nyss. n, 36
153, 8.
Paul. Gal.
Jacob.
Just.
1, 7, 2.
OTOixfiiiiTei TO o-KeOor.
&va<TToixeia><Tis,
Nemes. 624 A.
Greg. Nyss. HI,
dva~
13, et alibi.
Petr.
et alibi.
eas, ^, change, transformation,
3, 13.
Erotian. 272.
1,
Epict.
Apol.
10
877
A *H
els
to dpâiov
Trjs (f}va'ws Tjfiav
UTOixfiatris.
dvaOToKr],
rjs,
tj,
(dva(TTeKKa>)
a putting back
check, restraint.
Plut. 11, 619 D, T^r koîji.

Antyll.
Clem. A.
I,
1096 C.
eais,
fj,
apud
Orib. Ill,
634, 10, in surgery.
*dvaor6p,a(ns,
(dvatrrofwai')
an opening.
1,
Theophr. C. P.
aipoppotSav.
3, 17, 6.
Diosc.
68, p. 73,
4. In grammar, anastrophe, L. inversio, inversion, a change of the natuas Spapatv avBpamos ral order of words for avBpamos Spapav evUrjO'ev. iviKTja'ev, 'AvaaTpo<j)Ti t6Apollon. D. Synt. 71, 18. vov, a throwing back of the accent of a preposition (also of o)s), when it is put after the word it governs as vopov xdra for koto vowith him.
; ;
Tfjs
pcT avToi)
dva<TTpo(j)^s, living
590 F.
2.
r\,
1,
115,
A
6v,
Plut. II, avpiyyav. whetting of the appetite.
pov,
(0
ri for
i(j>'
opvides
&s
for i)S op-
vtdes.'
Tryph. Trop. 275.

(avdirrpoôs'),
Apollon. D. Adv.
Athen. 4, 10.
dracTTOfioiTiKo's,
531,
1.
good for promoting puruCels.
di/a<rTpd0<us
versely.
L. conversim, conpull
lent or
29.
bloody discharges.
1,
Med.
170,
Sext. 298, 23.
Diosc.
II,
68. 4, p. 14.
Antyll.
I,
apud
II,
dvacripa, to pull up.

one's clothes Classical.
'Avairvpopm,
to
up
Oni.
441, 11.
Clem. A.
488 C.
Philon
so as to expose one's person.
di/aoTpdm-o) (dorpaTrra)), to flash up.
204, 14.
dvatrrparevio (arpaTeio))
to re-enlist
pdpia.
Diod. 1, 85, rd eavrmv yevvrinKa Dion. H. IV, 2340, 7, tijk irepiPoXrjv.
a body of
Synes. 1421
dma-ea-vppevriv
scene.
dvaa-(pa\^s,
C KmpaSiav em
Koi
TrXr/ppeKfj,
rbv d8f$j)ov
indecent,
ob-
troops.
Kiov
App. H, 487,
7 Aiio eis tok 'Avtco-
dveoTpdrevae
reXri.
'AvatTTparfvopai, 42, 54,
to be re-enlisted.
3,
Dion C.
ri,
41, 35, 5.
h,
(da^cjjaX^s) unsafe, insecure.
Did.
et alibi.
(^dvatTTpaTOTreSevai)
A. 708
the
6,
TO dva(r<pdKes, insecurity.
dvaarparcmfSeia, as,
dva(r(f)6Xi(TTOs,ov, {d(r<$dKiia>)
breaking up of
40, 1.
an encampment.
Polyb.
imposture.
dvaaTparoTrcdevo), euo-cu, (^crrpaTOTreScvio) to break
dma-ôyytC" 413 A.
dvda-cpopov, to,
up an encampment.
irpds
Sept.
Mace.
2,
3,
35,
= =
Vit.
unguarded a^wasi Epiph. 97 A. 108 D.

Clem. A.
I,
dvaawoyyiô).
irrepis.
Diosc. 4, 183 (186).
nva.
Polyb.
1, 24, 4,
et alibi.
Dion.
dva(rxeTiK6s,
fj,
6v,
(dvix<^) bearing, enduring.
H.
I,
557, 10.
Plut.
n, 31 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
avau'^'qfiaTiôo
dvatrxil^^Ti^'"
I,
154
Philon
dvariitjnKds,
uj>.
rj,
avaroXiKO'i
ov, {dva.Tk\ivai)
(<'"XW"f<i')>
'"
reform.
capable of cutting
665,
6.
Symm.
rja-o),
Ps. 54, 22.

(roixos) to reel from side to side,
dvda-xi-a-ts,
ews,
i'
(avacrxiC'^)
II,
dissection.
Galen.
dva(ra>peio> ((rapeico), to
5,
a ripping open. 360 B. heap up. Polyb. 8, 35,

deliverance.
dvaroixew,
Epict.
of persons on board a vessel in a storm.

3,
12,
7,
ewi to ivavriov.
Phryn. 161
eVi
T(.
'AvaTOLx^lu
fjirj
Xeyc,
dXXd
btaTOix^lv.
(Comdel
dvao-iBCT/ids, ov, 6, (dvatraiâi)
Aquil.
Nicet.
Gen. 45,
7. 6,
pare Arist. Ran. 536 yieraKvKivbeiv avTov npos Tov ev irpdrrovra toixo".}
dvaroKia-fios, ov,
6,
draTaXn/f, ou,
(dfOTcXXo)) announcer.
(tokos)
anatocismus,
branch.
Sept.
Byz. 744 C.
avdrao-if, etof, ^, {dvaTeivm) a stretching up, lift-
compound
*dj'aroX^,
rjs,
interest.
r),
Cic. Att..5, 21, 12.

shoot,
I,
sprout,
ing up: elevation.

10, 13, 8,
rj
Polyb.
5,
44, 3.
;
8, 15, 3.
Zach.
plural.
29.
3, 8.
Sext. i32, i.
toriness.
2.
7.
11
vfos.
Jos. B. J. 6, 9, 1. threat
Jer. 23, 5.
3.
6,
12 {Philon
414, 22 seq.).
;
Menace,
'peremp-
Polyb.
2,
Source of a river in the 17, 4. Ael. N. A. 9,
Polyb.
4, 4, 7.
30, 4, 2.
615, 82
Mera
1746,
draTdtreas, peremptorily.
/os. B. J.
I, 1,
Diod. II, Dion.

Epict.
644, 37.
Plut.
II,
H.
Ill,
10, 9.
I,
Frag.
3.
71.
Plut.
345 E.
App.
3. Oriens, the east, the eastern quarter of the heavens or of the earth commonly in the plural. Sept. Gen. 2, 8. Num. 32, 19.
;
In grammar, elevation or stress of the voice, with reference to the acute accent. Dion. Thr. 630, 1 Kara dvdraa-iv iv
62 A.
rfi
4.
A bsiinence,
abstemiousness.
Malach.
4.
1. 2. 9.
1,
11.
Ezech. 11,
1.
2,
Polyb.
43.
2, 14,
2,
3, 36, 6,
et alibi.
Diod.
Matt.
5.
8, 11.
Apoe.
the
16, 12.
Clem.
iJ. 1,
QipivaX dvaroXai, or Bepivfj dvaToKr), oriaestivus,
oêia.
ens
quarter of the
heavens
solstice
di'aTd<T(T<o
or dvaTaTToj (Tdaa-ai), to set

birfytjinv.
up
in order.
11,
where the sun

Aristot.
rises at the
4,
summer
3,
Luc. 1,1' Avardâo-dai
P/m<.
968
Mund.
12.
Polyb.
2,
37,
6,
4-
Auroy d0' iavTov
Trpos rrfv (reXrjvrjv dvarar-
Cleomed. 38, 11.

p. 183, 1.
T6p.vos rd iia0f]p.aTa koL fieXeratv.

Taâa-dai,,
cvTpeTria-acrBm.
78, 18, 5.
2.
Hes. 'Ava-
Sfra5.
4,
5.
8,
15,
Heifiepival dvaToXai, or x^'^f^P"''!
To
abolish.
dvaToXr), oriens brumalis or hibernus,
where
Polyb.
Dion
ing.
C.
dvarariKos,
rj,
ov, (avareLvai)
5,
menacing, threaten5, 31.
Polyb.
43, 5.
Diod.
2.
the sun rises at the winter solstice. Cleomed. 38, 11. 5, 22, 3. Strab.
6,
3,
Ex-
5.
2, 1, 26.
TpoTTiKr)
di/aroXij,
where the sun

9, 4, 7, p.
Icrrjiiepivfj
Pseudo-Dion. 120 B, (ro(j)la. 1241 B. dvaTanKcos, adv. menacingly, threateningly ; pealting, elevating.
I,
rises at the solstices.

I'l-
Damasc.
Strab.
162, dva-
'lOTifiepivai
dvaroXai, or
remptorily.
-Bi/
Polyb.
4, 4,
7.
22, 17, 6.
2.
toXt],
oriens
aequinoctialis,
where the sun

Cleomed.
38,
8.
rises
at
the equinoxes.
2, 4, 5.
exalting
or elevating,
^=
dvaymyiKas.
Strab. 2, 1, 3.
14, 5,
U.'âdcvrj
Pseudo-Dz'on. 120 B.
dvareiva,
'
dvaToXrj, oriens vernus,
to
menace, threaten.
4,
Polyb. 4, 18, 10
82,
kveTflvovTO biapmcreiv.
ols
Tous
5,
jikv
1,
4.
at the vernal equinox.
where the sun rises Clem. A. 11, 461 A.
Oriens,
the.
East, the Levant, the coun-
TrapaKaK&v,
dvareti'djLtei'os.
55,
tries east of
'AvaraS^vm
ened.
Koi
1."
Tov
32, 21,
KaTanXrjâa-Om, to he fright'AvaraOels 8c to!/ (f>6l3ov tovEpict.

3, 2,
Egypt.
396, C.
(jjo^rjdeis.
22, 26.
2.
a line drawn from IlljTicum to Hippol. Haer. 286, 12. Eus. II. Athan. I, 365 C. Basil. IV, 433 C
Toii
To
Afyto Sf dvaToXrjV to diTO
'tXXvpiKov
fie-
a&sto'n from food.

duaTfixia-na,
Q/r///. .1.
Epict.
17, 9.
3,22,73.
ne'
itiaW.
Xpti AlyvTTTov.
Epiph.
I,
480 B.
Chrys.
II,
aros,
I,
to,
(draret;)(i'fc)
36 A.
avaroXiKos,
r),
261 B.
adv.
J;/
ov, (dvaToXr))
L. orientalis, eastern.
Strab.
o-fXriVT],
2,
dvaTerafievais
(dvoTeiKo)),
straining or
Cleomed.
70,
3.
edXaatya.
1,
27,
ieing' strained.
Schol. Arist.
Ran. 1282.
2,
p. 123, 27.
Xenocr. 46,
7.
full moon.
dvarriKco (ttjkq)), (0 meZ( up.
Polyb.
16, 9 Taii
Jos. Ant. 20, 9,
Plut.
II,
888 A.
2.
dvarrjKopJvav
pîdvffiv.
P/ui. II, 136 B.
752
D.
954 A,
Oriental, Eastern, with reference to
Rome.
iron.
fj,
Clem. R.
1,
25.
Theophil.
avaTqîs, fas,
(dvaTrjât)
9,
a melting, thawing
1109 C,
fijjTponoXis,
of snow.
Jos.
3, 29. Eus. H, the city of Antioch.
Polyb.
to
43, 5.
dvariKTa (tiktib),
avanvayfiSs, ov,
bring forth again.

v.
1.
Pseudo1, 17.
Mace. 16 as
d,
Ael. N. A.
HipjMl. Haer. 286, 3 'H dvaTo\iKfi SiSao-KoXi'a, Docfrina Orientalis, the. doctrine of the Eastern Valentinians, as Axionicus and Bardesianes,
(dvarivd(ra-a) a brandishing
Se})!.
up and down.
who maintained
was
spiritual.
Nah.
that the body of the
2,
10.
Hes. 'Ava1, 79.
Saviour
ly,
ol
3.
Substantivethe Orientals.
Tuiayp.6s, iifTaa-Taa-is, ficraKiprjO-is.
dvaroXiKoi,
Orientales,
3, 4, 5.
dvaTiTpdco {nrpdai), to bore.

I,
Diosc.
Apip.
676, 87.
Athen.
4, 80.
Herodn. 3, 2, 4. Athan. I, 353 C.
Eus. H, 701 C.
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by Microsoft
AvarokiKOf
'AvaroXiKos,
155
ava<â\av6i,a<i
tagers leave on the vines.
25, apircXSivas.
tj, 6v, ('AvaToXios) of Anatolius. la 'AvoToXoca, sc. rponapia, in the Ritual, a name given to certain troparia, the authorship of which is attributed to Anatolius, a disciple of Theodorus Studites.
Philon
11,
390,
dvarriKiOTOs, ov, (drriKiâ)
=z
dvoTTLKOs.
Isid.
1489 C.
dvaTTLKos, ov, ('ATTtKof) not Attic.
Id.
Phryn. 245.
avaroKfiaat (roXfidco), to take courage.
Plut.
I,
apud
Steph. B.
'
hffijvai.
....
513 A.
939 D.
ai/aToX<JjSX7rTOff, ov,
^=
/SXeTroij/
looking towards the east.

avaTofiri, rjs,
f),
Kara avarokas, Damasc. Ill, 689 D.
avarvkiuatii or dvarvhlrTa (rvXicra-a)) revolvo, to roll or loind hack, to unwind. Metaphori-
cally, to recall
TO.
and
consider.
a cutting up. Classical. Polem, 250, oToiiaTos, the opening (or form) of the Soran. 258, 19, anatomy. mouth.
rj,
dn
dpxTjS yevdpeva.
Clem. R. Lucian. I, 45.
1,
31
avaTviroa (TTjTrda),
to represent.
oyjfiv
Sept. Sap. 14,
17 Trjv woppadev
dvarvwaa-dpevoi.
(fjva-eis.
PhiPlut.
avaTOfiiKos,
6v, {a.vaTo\i.i\)
anatomical, or skilled
mi
II,
I,
in anatomy.
ferai
Galen. I, 37 rav dvaTOfUK&v. 40 A,
333, 42, rar dpxfTvirovs
Aijo /3t/3Xi'a a-a-
avr/p.
61 A, 8mI,
329 B. 331 D. Adhort. 50.
Philostr.
23.
Iambi.
(jxovia.
avarlmrai
rlnrrui
strengthened.
Jos. Ant.
avaTpejTTeov ;;=
8
6v,
dvarpeTreiv.
Lucian.
790.
1 7, 7, 1
Avarvylrdjifpos rfjv Ke(f>a\fjv.
caiaTpfimKos,
Diosc.
2,
rj,
overturning, etc.
Classical.
75, KoCKias koI
stomach.
Orig.
I,
aropaôv, turning the 645 A.

or
refuting.
avarvTrapa, aros, to, (dvanmoo)) representation, image. Diog. 7, 61.
avarwaa-is,
tion.
ftor,
fj,
avarpeimKas,
Epiph. 808 A.
stomach.
I,
by confuting 341 B.
Arist.
adv.
Greg. Naz.
type.
a representing, representaI, 1076 B. C'yriU. A. I,
188 B,
Damasc.
6v,
m,
309 A,
eUoviKfj,
*avaTpeir<a, to refute.
Orig.
I,
Nub. 901. Hippol. 649 C 2. To turn the
of pictures.
avanm-oTCKos,
Suid. 'AvarvTrcoa-is, Stavorjats.

fj,
representative.
Simplic.
3.
Galen.
check.
Xin, 492 E,
Sept.
t6v a-ropaxov.
2, 5,
Ench. 73 (49 C), nvos.

avavdyrjTos,
ov,
To
to
Mace.
18 'AweSept.
(vavayca)
(dvav^fjs)
Ill,
not
shipwrecked.
Tparrr]
tov dpcurovs.
Basil. Sel. 32 B, toIs ireXdyea-i, not deluged.

etc.
avaTpx<o,
run up,
Classical.
avaiêia,
as,
fj,
ivani
of growth.
Mace.
18,
2, 9,
25, els ras
ova (TaTpamias.
Diod.
Athen. apud Orib.

dvav^rjo-ta,
161, 10.
20 'AveSpape rats iKm<Ti,, hi

ems,
vived.
avaTprja-is,
rj,
as, fj, (dvav^ros) omission of the augment, in grammar. Greg. Cor. 180. ov,
(dyanrpaco)
anatresis,
Plut.
I,
dvai^rjTos,
(av^dvco)
unaugmented, without
Bust. 18, 29.
perforation, a hole bored.
341 A.
Synes.
the augment, in
grammar.
968 B.
avarptjTos, ov, (dvaTiTpdo)^
dvav^fjTODs, adv. without the
augment, in gram-
having
holes.
mar.
dvavaia,
Greg. Cor. 180.

as,
fj,
1380 C.
avarpt^rj,
fjs,
fj,
(dvaTplâ)
p.
(yavaia)
remedy for nausea.

Cosm. Carm. Greg.
Philon
II,
dvarpi^jni.
Clim. 1168 D.
dvavx^vos, ov,
Moschn. 126,
dvaTpmreov
Orib.
63.
dvavxrjv.
=^
Scl dvarpiêtv.
Archigen. apud
attritus,
487.
m,
648, 4.
dvava
L.
3,
(aiia), to
to
burn up.
507, 11.
avarpviTTos, ov, (dvaTpiâi)
worn
out,
dva(f)alva>,
show, etc.
Classical.
Luc. Act.
as a gaji'ment.
Diosc.
dvarpixos,
ov,
(6pi^)
35 (40). with hair brushed back.

Classical.
21,
'
Ava(f)avevTes 8f rfjV Kvnpov,

fjplv Trjs
^=
dva-
(j)aveia'rjs
Kvvpov.
Theoph. 721, 3
Eus.m,
dvaTpomj, Diosc.
1,
212 B.
fj,
AvafjiavevTtov 8e avrtov rfjv yrjv.
The
active
^s,
an overturning.
construction
sible.
dva(paivei.v
rivd ti is
inadmisVit.
VI, 381 B.
27.
B.
2. Refutation. Hermog. Prog. Hippol. m?,'&. 1,673 1137 IV, 137 B. 3. A pouring of drink.
Orig.
1).
160, (TTOjidxov, retching.
Galen.
dvafjiaipepa, aros, to,
^= d(j)aipepa,
oblation.
Nil. Jun. 77 A.
dvac\)aipeTos, ov, (dxj>aipito) not to be taken
out
away,
I,
Sept.
Hab.
avarponrtAâ
=
I,
2,
15.
inalienable.
Diod. 18, 18.
Dion. H.
289,
xmorpcmidâ), to relapse.
HerAntyll.
mes Tr. latrom. 394,

dvarpoxaa-pos, ov,
6,
9.
t6 dvarpexîv.
Strab. 12, 3, 39, VI, 995, 11, avrfjs. Theol. Arith. Philon I, 77, 43. p. 552, 7. 30, not to be diminished by subtraction.
9.
apud
Orib.
rjs,
512, 10.
dva(j)dXav8os or dva(j)ciXav86s
dvacfidKavTias.
ava.Tpo<l>rj,
rj,
{dvaTp<â)
Plut.
Hence, education. I, 827 D.

II,
II,
a rearing up. Sept. Mace. 2, 6, 23. 608 C. PoU. 5, 51.
Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul.

dva(j)aXav6tas, ov, 6,
9.
^=
dva(j>aKavTias.
Phryn.
Lucian.
901.
to
Praep. Soph. 71, 17 ^dXavdos, 6 dva<j}aXav6ias, 6 ovSfira pAv (j}aXaKp6s, vw6 8e Tfjs ovX6TrjTos
avarpvyam [rpvyam),
gather the vintage a sec-
T&v Tpix&v t6 p^Tomov petôv
dvacj)ai-
ond
time, to
gather the grapes which vin-
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dva(l)aXavTLa<i
djia(j)aKavTlas,
156
not com4,
Tr)v
dva<pa}vrjfia
ov,
6,
bald in
Poll.
front,
2,
dvaôphv
em
tovs âirCKeis
eiroiricravro.
pletely
<j)aKaKp6s.
I,
26.
144.
16, 31
Carth. Can. 47.
Synes. 1576 D.
Ephes.
Lucian.
'
160.
Phryn. Praep. Soph.
1093 C.
Const,
AvacpaKavrias oix 6 âXaxpds,

diTO(j)dKaKpova-dm.
dXX
o apx<5-
Cyrill.A.X,U\C. Anted, 2, 6. m, 632 C. Porph. Adm. 211, 15.

230.
/iEi/os
dmcpiSâvTos, ov,
Dion C.
43, 43, 1.
Sept. Lev.
222,
7.
3.
Relativeness, of relative
dvaipaKavrias-
13, 41. avaôXai/TiB/ia, aros, to, bald forehead.
Sept.
Lev. 13,42. 43 as
dvafjioKas, 6,
v.
1.
=:
dva(paXavTtas.
Mai. 425,
6.
Apollon. D. Pron. pronouns and adverbs. 264 C Kal TO. apBpa 8e dvaôpav SijXoi. 289 'Ev biaa-rripaTi eKeivos, ev he iyyvTqn ovtos, rj ev dva<f}opa avTOS, because aiiros refers to what has already been mentioned. Conj.
Cedr.
I,
691, 11.
r e fe r o
,
510, 31 To be omos ev dvacfiopa tov

to
ttSis,
the
dva(ppa, L.
report to persons in
povcTi
Diod. 15, 41 Uepl mvrav dvaê2. To SM^jpose a thing thing. io Aawe' reference to any person or Diod. 15, 74 Toy xPWI""' apc(jiepov eVi Tois 3. Offero, to' offer an Ka/)X'?Soi'ious. Sep^ Gen. 8, 20 'AvriveyKcv els oXooblation. KapTraxTiv em to 6v<TiatrTJ)piov. Lev. 6, 26. 14,
authority.
T^
i3acrtX.
of rrS>s. Sept. Ps. 4. Oblation, offering to God. Particularly, the 50, 20. Orig. IV, 292 B. Eucharist. Can. Apost. 3 Ta Kaipa t^s Seias
adverb
on-cBy is the relative
dva(\>opas, at the time
of
the divine oblation.

the
Const. Apost.
the
sacrifice.
2, 8,
59, dva-ias,
11.
oblation oj
20.
Ps. 50, 21.

1, 2, 5.
Judic. 11, 31 'AvoiVd) avTov oXoKavTafia. Paul. KebT. 1,27. 13,15. Petr.
/aco5.
2, 21.
So
2,
2,
Tim. Alex. 1301 C, .Toann. Mosch. 2869 D. 2872 A, fj 6eia. service. Pseudo-JacoJ. }) dyia, the communion Cerul. 5. Mention, naming. Liturg. 73.
with reference
788 G.
dvaipopevs, eas, 6,
14.
dva(f>opiK6s,
rj,
to the Eucharist. Const. Apost.

2,
Anc.
57.
58,
aprov ^ iroTqpwv. 7171/ eixapurnav.
^= ^=
dvdcj}opov.
Sept.
Ex.
25,
3, 20.
ov,
(avatjiepio)
anaphori-
4. To mention. Petr. Ant. 146 B. 147 A. [Sept. Baruch 1, 10 dvo'urare, aor. imper.]
ava^cuKToco'f,
ij,
ov, (dvatpevyai) fit for
fleeing up.
Strab. 15, 1, 29, eVi to 8ev8pa.

dvdcj)evî,9, 6,
etas, ^,
cus, throwing up phlegm, or raising blood. Diosc. 2, 202, p. 317. Eupor. 2, 37. Ptol. 2. In grammar, Tetrab. 151. 199, v6(n)pa. Dion. relative pronouns and pronominals.
a escaping.
Dion C.
75,
4.
dvd(t>6as, 6,
Thr. 636, 12, Svopa (rocroiTor, tt;XikoOtos). Apollon. D. Pron. 266 B, ore. 270 B, I 301
C, aiiros.
v6xl>6as.
Adv. 583,
24, oTras.
Arcad. 198,
as V.
1.
20, oTrdo'oy, OTroIoy.

dva(\)opiKS>s,
199, 23, oms.
dvaxf)6eYYop.tu ((^Beyyoitai), to call out aloud, to
adv. relatively, applied to pronouns
announce,
7, 2, 3.
to utter.
I,
Polyb. 17,
74, 5.
5, 6.
I,
Strab.
and pronomials.
T<ow}ilai
KCLL
Apollon. D. 264
AJ dv271 A.
PUlon
PZui.
11 C, an
dvaôpiKas Xap^dvovrai.
teal
oracle.
dvdxf>deyiJ,a, aros, to,
333
(avaÔeyyonai) announce661, 44.
To
8'
dva(popiKSis TiBea-dcu koivov kcu

o8e.
Tqs eKetvos kol oStos
ment.
Philon
I,
fi,
dvdcj>paypa, aros, to, {dvacjipdco'io) fence, wall.
dvd(j)6eyîs, eas,
I,
a calling out aloud.
Philon
Stud. 1232 A.
dva<l>pdywpj,
:zzi dva<l)pd(ra'ai.
597, 51.
rj,
Themist. 109, 22
.
dvd(f>dri(ns, eais,
=:
avaylns.
Aquil. et
Symm.
(91 D).
dva(j>pd(r(r(i>
Esai.
1,
31.
dva(p\eyiimva> (<p\eyiiaLva>), to be in a state of
inflammation.
Plut.
I,
953 C.
Jul. 83
-a6m.
dvd(p\eî,s,
eas,
rj,
(dva<j>\eya>)
inflammation.
Plut.
I,
439 E. n, 681 B.
ij,
dva(Pi.6ya)(ns, etor,
(ava^Xoyoa) a lighting up.

celestial
I,
fence or build up. Philon I, 163, 24. Jos. Sept. Nehem. 4, 7. Apophth. 416 C, Ant. 15, 7, 10, Tfjv iroKiv. 2. To open anything block up the door. blocked up. Clim. 797 A, nji' 6ipav. dvafjipoSiaia, as, fj, (ai/a^pdStToy) want of grace. PhUostr. 335. Jul. 367 B. Cell. 19, 9.
((l>pd(rira>), to
Afric. Cest. 76, p. 315, 17.

dvacj>opd, as,
r),
dva(pp6SiTos, ov, QAippobin)) L. invenu^tus, un-
a rising of a
ffflSi'ou.
body.
graceful, without charms.

II,
Plut.
I,
917 D.
I,
2.
the
Sext. 737, 6, Tov
Plotin.
249, 15.
504 E.
751 E.
Artem. 427.
up,
Lucian.
Relatio,
the laying
;
of a thing before
242.
dva(j)pvya> ^zz
yrjvai.
dva<f)vTeiti>
proper authority report, an official statement of facts. Polyh. 2, 17, 2. 4, 28, 3.

5, 26,
(f>pvya)
Lyd. 290, 4
plant again.
-^pni-
5 Tr/v dva(popav inoiovvro irpos cKelvov.

28, 11, 12 KaTeKparrjo-e Toi ttjv dva-
(0vTevo>),
to
Greg.
6, 17, 6.
Nyss.
yiov.
I,
1092
'AvatfivTevei to eavTov ye&p-
(jiopav eVi
tAw viraTov ycvecrdai.

TTjV
32, 2, 5 'Ap.-
(poTepwv
dvaKJiopav
notovpJvaiv
em
ttjv
dvacj)d>vr]iia,
aros, to,
(dvaipaiveai)
exclamation.
9, 3,
(TuyicXijToc.
Diod. 18, 18 Ilepi Be T^y 2dpov
Plut.
I,
416 D.
Heph. Poem.
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avacf)Q)vrjai<;
157
avaxoT),
tjs, f),
ava'^wpijrri'i
(dvaxfio) volcanic eruption. Longin.
ifoi^vtitns,
tion.
ea>s,
fj,
Plut. II, 1071 C.
a calling aloud: declamaAret. 135 C, as an

Antyll.
35,4. dvaxpdopai (xpaopai),

to
exercise of the lungs.

448,
9.
apud
Orib.
I,
use up
to
put
to deatlu
Dion C.
L. nomenclator. Lyd. 201, 13.
adv. without touching.
61, 16,
2,
njf prjTepa.
to
i]m<l)(Avr)Tris, ov, 6,
mia(l>m
(ava(jiris),
Iambi.
dvaxpepwropai {xpepiTTopai), Diog. 2, 75.
hawk up phlegm.
Myst. 178, 15.

tiiiacJMOTis,
I'Sos,
rj,
((jtms)
skylight.
Epiph. HI,
avaxaiTUrixa.
dvaxpl<o (xP'<), to plaster, to overlay with plaster. Mai. 380, 13 ' Avexpia-Brj ij 6ipa, was
241 D.
miaxtdruTi.s, eas,
fj,
blocked up and plastered over.

(dvapâtTifoi)
n^
dvdxpcoa-is, fms,
rj,
(dvaxpavvvpi) a discoloring.
Joann. Sic. 235, 16.

avaxMTiaiia, aros, to, check, restraint.
Plut.
II,
53 C.
to, (dvapêm)
Plut. II,
dvdxvpa, aros,
ary.
L. aestuarium, estu-
611 F.
w/axamiTiws, ov,
245, 3.
6,
Strab. Chrestom. p. 507, the
preceding.
Lyd. 181,
8.
Horn.
Nicom. Harm.
rj,
Golden
6, the
Jiuid in which
the planets move.

Plut. II,
17,
miaxolô'iiSs, ov, 6,
ening.
(avaxaKda^ a relaxing, 909 D.
loos-
dvdxv(Tis, eas,
(di'a;^) a pouring on, in, or
out
expanse,
expansion.
3, 2, 4.
Strab.
2, 5,
1,
1,
7,
jBraxoXaoTHcdy,
ening.
6v,
L. laxativus, relaxing, loosL. laxo,

to relax, to loosen.
p. 8, 17.
3, 1, 9.
24 "H irpos
Diosc. 1, 183, p. 163, varcpas.
apKTOv TOV Alyalov ireKdyovs dvdxva-is.

lon
I,
PhiGalen.
*di'a;(aXa<a (;âXdo>),
13, 5, TOV (^f'yyous.
H,
I,
24,
7, TrorapSiv.
Hipp. 616, 38.

435, 17.
386, 15.
Polyb.
6, 23, 11.
Philon
11,
114, 46, Trekaymu.
Plut.
419 F.
Cyrill.
Xenocr. 26. 41.

389, 16.
Hermes
Tr. latrom.
H, 264
C, pfoX^s
dm
390, 25.
44.
Plut. 11, 647 C.
64 B, confusion.
profusion, excess.
hilaration.
Tropically,
Petr.
1,
to Seppa.
A. H,
outpouring,
898 A.
Athen.
1,
fj,
4, 4.
2.
Ex-
caiaxakKev(ris, <os,
(di/apôXKeuo))
a working
up of metal.
.dm;(aXKeucB
Nil. 1496 B.
to
(pâXxfiiaj),
work up metallic
Alex.
els
substances.
Method. 349 A.
8e
17X0)1'
Mon.
4064
Tav
rj,
roiis
fuv
t^k ISlav
Philon n, 187, 9, ijrvxrjs. Clem. A. I, 640 D. 8e7 dvaxîv. dvaxvTeov dvdxapa, aros, to, (_dvax>vwpi) causeway. Aristeas 34, to Pharos. dvaxa>par6a), oxro), (dyd;((B/ia) to throw up a
7repiKe(j>aKaiav di'e;(d\(ceu(7e.
miaxapayTj, ^f,
47, 27.
^
fj,
mound.
Apollod. Arch.
Pach.
I,
f],
363, 11.
the
dvap^dpoîs.
dvaxfupdraaîs, fas,
throwing up a mound.

eios,
amxapaîs,
(âvaxapd(T(ra))
up again.
Plut. 11, 396 C.
a sharpening 979 C.
Plut. 11,
dvaxavevcris,
eats,
jj,
(dvax<ovevm) a smelting over
again.
miaxapda-a-a (j(apdiT(ra), to roughen.
Method. 272 B. Chrys. I, 764 C.
Epiph.
I,
1113 A.
454 C. 913 E. Apollod. Arch. 45, 18. Greg. Nyss. I, 372 D. 3* To re-engrave. 457 A.
avaxeipiôpai
(;êiptf(B),
to
handle,
manage.
Basil.
Dion C.
38,
13, 4,
t\.
dvaxipoTova> {j(eipoTovea>), to reordain.
dvaxaveva (xoveva), to smelt over again. Strab. Method. 272 A. Greg. Naz. H, 9, 1, 23. 368 B. Epiph. I, 1112 D. dvax^pâ, to retire from the world, to be an anEpiph. II, 340 A. 829 A. Apophth. choret. 2. Per261 A. Joann. Mosch. 3092 A.
IV, 564 C.
avaxctpoTovriais, cas,
tion.
f),
(^cipoToveca) reordina-
fect participle dvaKexaprjuas, via, 6s, reconOrig. Iren. 484 B. dite, spiritual, mystical.
I,
Carth. Can. 48.
696 B. IV, 193 A.

ems,
3,
rj,
*aiax'â> (x^"")) '"
pour
on, in, or out.
Aristdt.
dvaxa>pr)(Tis,
retreat,
etc.
Classical.
Mund.
2, 5,
3, 8, to
expand, as the ocean.

9, 2,
Strab.
Polyb. 10, 11,
ds
TTjv jrapepôXriv.
28 'O laCKoiPhilon I, pevos TdKanKos KdXTTos dvaxeirm.

18.
8, 1, 3.
16.
2, 5,
H, 534,
ment.
12,
77
OTTO tJjs TrdXefflf.
2.
Diod.
Retire-
8,
16 Els diracrav
ttjv yfiv
dvcKexvro.
8,
35.
455, 5 Tds heâpevds 7TKrjppvpov(Tas dvaxvdrjvat, to overfioiD.
691, 17, tropically.
49, T^jkautv.
Plut.
'
n, 321 D.
Xenocr. Polem. apud

6, 18,
Anton. 4, 3. Particularly, the retireAthan. II, 853 A. ment of an anchoret. Greg. Naz. I, 1104 B. Euagr. Scit. 1224 A. Cassian. Nil. 257 A. Chrys. X, 49 A.
I,
525
Alii
'Avax>pria-iv
necessariam, id
Athen. 11, 48
yof.
tivoKexvpivas epôvro ras (pXo-
est
remotionem et eremi
secreta,
censerent
anchoret,,
Max.
irep
Tyr. 38, 17.

dvaxfirai
cs
Arr. Anab.
eSpos
6
1137
A Anaohoreseos
retires
ilia libertas.
"iva
irorapds.
oil,
draxa>P'?"5r. o^' V'
anachoreta,
from the world
Galen. VI, 38 B, to be anointed with
at
one who
for the sal-
the palaestra.
I,
273
Tpoirov.
Clem. A. 0pp. Hal. 2, 33. Tj aKr)6eu}. tov dvoKexvpevov rjpav 2. To exhilarate. Philon I, 104,
vation of his soul. Epiph. I. 677 C Euagr Ephes Hieron. I, 421 (121). 1224 A. 1605 B. Isid. 1400 C. Cassian. I, 1094
45, TTIV
^x'l"-
Anachoretarum, qui prius in coenobiis
insti-
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avaj(aipr)TiKo<!
tuti,
158
per-
avSpoôpo<:
rj,
jamque
in
aetuali conversatione
fect!,
1101 A, Anachoretae, id est secessores. 1109 A, Sane est enim aliud quartum genus quod nuper cemimus in his qui anachoretarum sibi specie atque imagine blandiuntur (false Nic. II, 1288 C, twv Koa-fuKav anchorets).
solitudinis
elegere
secreta.
dvbpdxvq, r)s, Yvn dypLO,
purslane.
Classical.
'Avhpa-
dcl(â>ov erepov,
also TrJAe<piov.
Diosc. 4, 89 (91).
Mpaxvos,
Eq. 122.
ov,
r),
Galen.
11,
104 C.
Schol. Arist.
preceding.
'Xv&pias, ov, 6, Andreas,
dvaxaprirtKos,
r],
6v,
disposed to
retire.
Epict.
to retire.
2, 1,
10 TO avaxapriTiKov, the desire
2.
Anachoreticus,
Cassian.I, 1129
anchoretic,
anchoretical.
AnachoreQuin.
ticam disciplinam.
41.
Apophtli. 152 A.
Andrew, one of the Orig. U, 92 A. npd|s 'AvSpeov, Acta Andreae, the Acts of Andrew, an apocryphal book. Eus. II, 269 B. Epiph. I, 1040 D. [The assertion that Andrew was the first bishop of Byzantium has no historical basis. Nic. CP. 1041 D. Meet. Paphl. 68 C]
twelve apostles.
N.
T.
dvSpeia, as,
f],
virility,
^=
alSolov.
Artem.
toga
66.
dvaxcoprjTiKcos, adv. anchoreticalhj.

Ill,
Greg. Naz.
dvSpeios, a, ov, belonging to a
man.
Classical.
viriiis.
172 C,
ixîv, to he
an anchoret.
Schol. Arist.
Plut.
I,
990 C, iparwv, the
Roman
ava.xiTfui,
arcs, to, zz=

8e,
;(5jiia.
Eq.
to
Sext. 685, 21, ^dKaveiov, a bath for men.

dv8pet6(j)pa>v, ov,
.529
STa(r
to dvap^tocr/xaTa tSiv norafiav.

(\^Xa<â(B)
:
dvSp6cj)pa>v,
manly-minded.
dva-^\a(pd(i),
revise,
11,
rjo-to,
L. retracto,
Genes. 32,
dvSpeioa,
9.
reconsider
to retract, revoke.
1, 6, 6, p. 74.
Epiph.
dxra,
(dvSpelos^
p.
to
make
manly.
556 A.
Antec.
ea>s,
r],
Psendo-Jos. Mace. 15,

dvSpiavrdptov,
ov,
to,
7,
516.
dvSpids.
3).
a.va-^\d(f>r)(Ti,s,
L. retractatio, revision,
62, 35.
little
Schol.
reconsideration.
12, 38, 19.
dva\jn]<pi(a>,
Justinian. Cod.
Lucian.
II,
325 (Lexiph.
little
dv8piavri(TKOs, ov,- 6,
dvbpids.
Plut.
I,
9 C.
to calculate
^
hackwards.
Porphyr.
rjfiiv
854 E.
dvSptavToeiSris, es, {dvSpids,
Vit. Plot. 51, 4
hva^rfipiôvfTi 8c
T^ff
otto
els
EIAQ)
like
statue.
Tov bcvTepov Tovs

TovTriato.
KXauStou âatXelas
Clem. A.
I,
136 A.
rjs, t),
dvSpiavToOrjKri,
rj,
(drjKij)
a case for a
statue.
avails,
etor,
(dvaTrrto)
Dion. H. A.
I,
377,
1.
a lighting up, kindling. Plut. II, 400 B. 1053

Antip. S. 89.
Inscr. 2749.
dvbpiavTOTrKao-ia, as,
fj,
(TrXda-o-a)
I,
the modelling
of
statues.
Epiph.
ij,
188 A.
325 A.
sc. re-
avSefxa, aros, t6, r:= dvd5r}fia.
dvSputvTowKaoTiKds,
582, 11.
Xvr),
ov,
modelling statues. Sext.
dvhpa^drqs, apparently incorrect for avSa/SoTTjs, ov, 6, the Latin andabata, a sort of
gladiator.
t^paxToi.
584, 17 ^ dv&piavTOKkacrTiKr), the art of modelling statues.

rjs, fj,
Lyd. 157, 18
{avfjp,
'
Kvbpa^drai, kotAto be
dvbpwvTonoirjTuoj,
woiiKYj.
sc.
Texv),
dvhpuano-
Athenag. 924 A.
f},
dvdpayadia,
21.
I, I,
rjtro),
dyaBos)
3.
or prove
1, 16,
dvbpmvToiTOUKos,
statues.
ov,
(dvSpuivTOTroios)
fj
making
a brave man.
2, 2,
Sept.
1,
Mace.
45,
1, 5,
61.
23.
Sext. 641, 15
avSpiavrairouKfj, so.
Polyh.
55.
3, 71, 10,
et alibi.
Texvit Statuary, sculpture.
Diod.
Plut.
Ex. Vat. 100,

alibi.
9.
Onos. 34.
186 C, et
1,
avSpiavTovpyea, fjaa, (avbpuivTovpyos) Clem. A. I, 649 C. avTowotem.

di/Spi'fo), to
=
the
dvhpi-
dvbpayoBrjfui, aros, to,
(dvSpaya6ea)} brave con1.
make a man of any

act
like
one.
'AKSpifo-
duct.
Polyh.
45, 3 as v.
3.
Diod.
1,
2,
4, 22.
/Mu,
to
a man,
to
play
man.
(îtrai,
Dion. H. V, 245,
17.
Strah.
8, p. 29,
Nicol. D. 30, irpos tovs iro\cp.lovs.

I,
Clem. A.
dvbpaydr](ris, ems,
1, 5,
fj,
584
TwaiKes dvbplôvrm irapa

Philostr.
dvhpayaBla.
Sept.
Mace.
Sarjp,
referring to the rpi^dhes ?
45
'A*-
56 as
V.
1.
written dvSpayddecris.
6,
(^dvfip,
dv8pdSe\(pos, ov,
dSf\(^ds)
bpiôjifvov eVt TTjv yvvaiKa, said of
dvhpiKos,
rj,
6v,
human.
dvSptKTJs
a eunuch. Pseudo-i)jon. 429 C.

TOV
L.
levir,
I,
husband's brother.
166.
as,
r),
Theoph. 703, 10.
181
Trjs
Comn.
Sept.
when he was on
(Keyio)
earth.
2.
2,
'lrj(Tov
Bfovpyias,
Husband's.
dvbpdKoyia,
a levying of men.
kot dvto
Anast. Sin. 524 A.

dvbpis,
Lhos,
fj,
Mace.
2, 12,
43
Xloiriudfievos t
{dvfjp')
the representative of
23.
SpdKoyiav KaraaKevdiTfUtTa, according
the
the
Hebrew
ntyx, woman, literally man-ess
number of men
slave dealer.
? 6,
(Jtommesse).
Symm. Gen.
fj,
dvSpanoSoKanrjXos, ov,
120.
(dvbpdnoSov, KaTnjkos)
dvbpoâiria, as,
=z
TratSepaoreia.
Epiph.
I.
Philon U, 461, 9. Lucian. Ill, Galen. IV, 292 C. Clem. A. I, 584

Epict.
1,
389 A.
dvSpofiaTeco,
Sepaore'cB.
170-0),
(as if from dfSpo^dnji)

Just. Apol.
:^ ffffl-
B.
Mel. 48.
ov,
2, 12.
nvSpdnoSov, ov, Tb, slave.

alibi,
4,
14, et
avbpoôpos,
(fii^paa-Kw)
man-devouring.
playfully used.
Sibyll. 9, 291.
Anthol.IY,S9.
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by Microsoft
avSpoywo^
av8p6yvvos, ov, masculine
159
{KoxefixâTois).
aveyKco/jLiaa-TOii
Artem. 160,
429, eparas,
yvvi],
woman
rpi^ds.
avSparrXovTos, ov,
(TrXojJTos)
rich in husbands^
=z
TptjSoKous.
2.
Lucian.
II,
to
having
14
many
husbands.
Pallad. Vit. Chrys.
Common
1, 9
Xripai pev, dv&powXovToi S4.
men and women.

yvvov yvvf)
let
Const. Apost.
/iri
'AvSpd-
avSpoTToids, ov, (TToUa)
moTq
\ovea-6a),
so. 'kovTpov,
son.
Plut.
making a man of a pern, 334 F.

6,
not a Christian
woman
bathe with men.

Plut.
I,
*dv8p6nopvos, ov,
(iropvos) pathicus.
8, 11, 12.
TheoCyrill.
Anthol. TV, 170, 'KovTpd.
(Compare
pomp. apud Polyb.

avdpowpemjs,
is,
348
nap' 'EyMjvav to yviwovirBai paOovres

Clem. A.
(TTpina) befitting a man.
avTol miXiv tov koL pera yvvaiKuiv toiito Trpdar-
A.
I,
585 B. VIII, 892 B.
auv
1,
dvaTTfnXrjKacri roiis "EXKijvas.
dvbpoa-aipov, ov, to, (aipa)
601
androsaemon,
an herb.
Anthol.
Koivd Se dveaKTm dvSpdcriv opov Koi

Nil.
an herb.
Diosc.
3,
Diosc.
3,
163 (173).
yvvai^l TO jSoXaxeia.
312
To Xoiecrdat
to
dvbpoa-aKfs, eos, to,
androsaces,
hurtful
to
avbpas pera yuvatKSiV ovBapov eTrerpeyfrav ol ev
Xpiara
yvvaiKes,
(jjomiTai.)
3.
(1>)
140 (150).
6,
fi,
Substantively,
avdpoyvvov, (a) in tlie plural,
dvdpomvis,
(a-tvis)
men.
avSpes koI
I,
IV, 174.
dvSpoo-TdxTiv, write
men and women.

305.
Eudoc.
II,
M.
Epipli.
avfip
416 D.
yvvij,
dvSpoa-rdxvv, to,
(ardxvs)
Diod. Ex.
Sext.
koL
quid
Vat.
Cosm. Ind. 446 D.

rjs,
r/,
man and
320 B.
imfe.
Eustrat. 2325 C.
Damasc.
I,
avSpoa-vvr),
2,
(dvrjp')
manhood.
to
Nicet. Byz. Ill A.
11 (quoted).
ô-m,
dvbpoyvvwi, adv. promiscuously.
Epiph.
41
avSpoT-opco),
(ripva)
castrate.
A, Xoveadai.
avSpoSdpas, avTos,
stone.
avSpoeiSris,
6,
^&Q, 12, Tov iraTepa.
androdamas,
EIAO)
a precious
Cyrill.
dvdpo(f>ovia),
rjoto,
(dj/Spoe^dyos)
to
kill
men.
Plin. 37, 10.

e's,
Strab. 4, 6, 8, p. 324, 5.
Philon
II,
202, 22.
{dvfip,
man-like.
314, 26.
avSpoopai,
o)6rjv,
'
A. VIII, 953 C.
ai'SpoeiKeXoj',
ov,
to,
=
fj,
ivav6ptimia>.
Pseudo-Z)ion.
avSpfUeXov.
Adam.
1072
34.
Av^paOivTOs Beov.
iSos,
1856 A.
avSpoeiKeXoTTOLos,
ov,
dvbpatvms,
(ttokco)
adjectively.
Philon
I,
312,
making images.
Philostr.
365, 41,
ov,
ia-Tia.
Aflam.
489.
1856 B.
dvSpaos,
husband's.
Leo. Novell. 212.

Strab.
11,
avBp66riXvs, V, (6!jXvs) hermaphrodite.
dviauTos, ov, (j/eda) fallow land.

^-
dvSpoBev, adv.
=
ov,
dir dvSpos.
6,
Anthol. IV, 175.

slave-dealer.
dviyyvos, ov, not lawfully wedded.

286, 13. Plut. II, 249 D, ^Bopd.
f'
Dion. H.
I,
avSpoKdiniXos,
{KdnrjXos)
Iambi. V.
Ga'en. VI, 325 C.

avSpoKoireo), rjaa), (di/SpoKoiTrjf)
to sleep
P. 278, yvvaiKas, concubines.

with a
dveyippav,
ov, (dviyeipai)
leaked up.
Anthol. HI,
man. Pseudo-MbscAn. 160, husband.

dvbpoKoiTqs, ov,
voKoiTrjs.
6, (KoiTrf)
p. 238,
with her
11 (Êrycius) Kvves koltos dveyippoves.
dviyfp<ns, (as,
ing,
rj,
(dveyeipa) a raising or erectPlut. II, 156 B, dyvvdav.
^=
KaiSepaarrjs, dpo'C-
erection.
.4
Mai. 436,
Lucian.
r]a-a>,
14.
2.
rising
from
bed.
Plut. II, 378 F.
dvhpoKopos, ov, ((copem) that takes care of her
Clim. 937 B.
dveyepTiov
husband.
dvhpoXoyia,
II,
I,
176, of the halcyon.
Set dveyeipeo'dai.
Clem. A.
I,
493
(Xeyco) to levy men.
Lucian.
A,
TTJS KoItTJS.
562, 3.
Clem. A. H, 625 B.
avSpoXoyelov, ov, to,

2,
^= dvSpaXoyia.
Sept.
Mace.
Plut.
dveyipTas (dviyepTos), adv. without being awakFseudo-Athan. IV, 1357 C. ened, etc.
dveyKaTia,
rjo-a,
12,
43 as
is,
v.
1.
(dvd, eyKOTo)
dvevTepiâ, to
avhpopavqs,
I,
(palvopai)
mad for
'
men.
76 F.
Bekker. 394, 25
AvSpopavi}!,
em-
Joann. Mosch. 2928 C iavrbv, he ripped open his own ' AveyKdTr)crev
rip open the bowels.
pcpriwla Tols dvSpdcriv.

dvhpopavia, as,
fj,
bowels.
naiSepaa-ria.
Oreg. Naz.
dveyKi(f)dXos, ov, (iyKe<l)aXos} brainless.
Galen.
n, 325 A.
252 C.
dvhp6pif]Kov,
Macar. 224 D.
TO,
Anast. Sin.
height.
VI, 119 F.
dveyKXTjO-ia, as,
fj,
the being dviyi(XrjTos.
Bardesan.
Cyrill.
a man's Seyth. Vit. Sab. 358 A.

ov,
(prJKos)
apud Eus.
Plut.
Tepos.
II,
Ill,
465 C.
Orig. HE, 1328 A, irpca-^v-
dviyxXiTos, ov, (iyKXivai) unchanging, inflexible.
dvtp6pop(j)os, ov,
(^popc^ni)
formed
like
a man.
Apollodor.
1, 6, 3, 2.
2. In grammar,
393 A.
not used as an en-
dvSpovopeo), rjcm, to superintend
men.
Anton,
clitic,
upon 10, 19. [As if from dySpoi/dpos, after the 268 B. Adv. 537, 27. Synt. 135, 9. 136, 7, analogy o{ yvvaiKovdpos, naiSovdpos.^ dvSponXaiTTia, as, rj, (jrXda-<T(o) the formation of dveyKwpiaoTOS, ov, (iyKapidâ) not praised. FsenAo-Theophyl. B. IV, 1229 B. man. 'Pseudo-Dion. 1105 A.
that does not throw the accent back the preceding word. Apollon. D. Pron.
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avej'xêiprjTO';
160
^^ under-
az/6\et7rTCi)?
dveyxîpV'''''
""t
(^Vx"/'^"')
""^ f"
109 D, a
St
letter.
taken.
Isid.
197 A.
ivbs A, KaKUTTOv
Phryn. 29 'AvecXeiv îffXiov, oXXa Sta rSv Svo, dveiX
dveyx^ptiôs, ov, (cy;((B/)e<B)
r= a)(i>prfros. Pseudnot firmly fixed, unjSatrw.
Xfiv.
TliAon. IV,
449 A.
(e&paâi)
dveCKrfim, aros, to, scroll.
Aristeas 20 incor-
aviSpaa-TOS, ov,
rectly edited dveiXimxa.

avetfu
(e'/it), to
KCLi
steady.
Dion. H. V, 168, 12,

CTem. ^.
fj,
Inscr.
ascend.
Antec.
3,
6 'H /icv tq>v
1656,7.
ingness
C.
;
I,
1220B.
Did. A. 281
dviovTcov
KaTiovrav (Tvyyeveia djro npmTov
avedfXri<rla, as,
(ave6e\rjTos) no-will, unwill-
opposed to 6(Xrj(ris. Cyrill. A. VII, 777 A.

Orig. VII, 133 B.
avetp^K,
II,
apxerai âdpoi, of the ascending relations. Plut. etas, fj, (dveipya) a keeping off.
584 C.
(eladya) not introduced; not Iambi. V. P. 158. Adhort. 310.
Plut.
avediXrjTos, ov,
(êXto) not wished for, not acCyrill.
dveiaaKTOs, ov,
initiated.
cepted.
A.
I,
149
B. 452 C.
dvcdeXriTois,
784 A.
dveia-obos, ov, (eiirobos) without entrance.
adv. against one's
own
will; op-
I,
402 D. 961 A.
ff,
Cyrill. posed to BehjT&s. Did. A. 285 B. A. I, 149 C. n, 37 B. VII, 776 C. dveBiôjuu, iaojiai, (iBlâ) to become accustomed.
dvettrfjiopla, as,
the being dveiwôpos.

I,
Inscr.
Diog.
2,
96.
dveOiiTTeov
=z
del dveOiêtrdat.
Damascius
I,
8.
585 B. dvei(T(j)opos, ov, ((r<ê/j(u) exempt from taxation. Dion. H. n, 895, 5. Jos. Ant. 11, 8, 5, Plut. I, 129 E. p. 582, fTos.
2126,
2.
Plut.
^dviBiOTos, ov, unaccustomed ; unusual, strange.
dveKîaaros, ov, (f(cîdf<a) not to be compelled.

Plut.
II,
Hipp. 364, 36.

12, 6.
dveiSeos, ov, (eiSor)
Dion. H.
394, 4.
Anton.
1055 C.
Plut.
dvcKSrjiirjTos, ov, (cKSij/ieto)
417, 35,
having no form. Philon I, 598, 43. Plut. 11, 882 C. Ael.

Plotin.
I,
is to
be undertaken.
on which no Journey U, 269 D.

L. inenarrabilis,
Paul.
Just.
dv^KhirjyrjTos, ov, (iKdiriyeofiai)
A. 2, 56. Myst. 65, 9.

dveiSeorrjs, rjTos,
ri,
139,
12.
Iambi.
describable, unutterable, unspeakable.
Cor.
the
2, 9,
15.
Clem. R.
1,
20.
1,
49.
having no form.
Did. A.
Tryph. 43, dvBpamois.

unavenged. Jos. Ant. Athan. I, 280 B. dvcKboTos, ov, L. i n e d i t n s unpublished. Cic. Att. 6, 6. 14, 18. Diod. 1, 4. Clem. A. I, 704 B. Synes. 1557 A.
dvcKSiiojTos, ov, (cK8e<a)
7, 1, 6.
404 B.
dveibeas, adv. without having
any form. Did. A,

to
20, 3, 1.
484 B.
dveidioKoTTOieo),
ijo-oj,
(^dvd, eiScoXoTroicm)
form
Plut.
in imagination, to imagine, to fancy.
n, 904 r. 1113 A.
XonotoviMevrjs
rijs
Galen. U, 51
yfrvx^js
'AveiSm-
dvcKbpop-os,
ov,
(JitSpaiifiv)
without
escape.
ro (rviKêpov avrfj.
Anthol.
II,
86 {Archias).
Sext. 157,
Orig.
I,
7. Clem. A. I, 96 B. 165 A. 360 A, of the Gnostic figments.
aveKdcpfiavTos, ov, {iuBcpfiaivai) not to be
warmed.
C.
Eudoc. M. 275.
dveibaXonovqiTK,
166,
1.
rj,
Leo Med. 103, plyos. Phot. HI, 716 Pallad. Med. Febr. 110, 27.
dveKdepfiavrons,
eais,
t/,
an imagining.
Sext.
adv.
without
being
warmed.
Antyll.
apud
Orib. 11, 344, 8.
dveidaiXomoua, as,
^=
preceding.
Clem. A.
I,
dveKKaLia
=:
cKKalio, completely.
Herod, apud
1349 A.
dveitaXos, ov,
(el'StoAoi')
Orib. II, 403, 10.
without images,
Scit.
phan-
aveKKXrja-iaaros, ov, (e'xiicXijtnafa)) without
an
as-
tasms, or dreams.
Euagr.
12i8 A. Clim.
Clim. 881
Epict.
sembly.
4, 51.
881 A.
dvciSmXais, adv. of the preceding.
dveKKkqros, ov, (cKKoXeo)) unchallenged.
Inscr.
5912, 10.
aveiCXaKrfTos, ov, (cxXaXeo))
A.
dveiKatoTrjs, rjTos, ^,
3, 2, 2.
unspeakable, unutter1,
=z
46.
^ ovk
elKaiorrjs.
able,
inexpressible.
p.
Petr.
1,
8.
Diosc.
2,
Diog.
7,
Eupor.
Ignat.
93.
Hermes
^r.
Tr.
Poem.
1,
14.
6.
dveiKaa-Tos, ov,
(eiKofa) that cannot be likened

Sept.
to anything.
Mace.
3,
1,
28, great.
Ephes. 19, Athan. II, 896 C.

481 B.
dveicXetTr^s-,
Iren.
14,
Apocr. Act. Paul, et Thecl.

dvtiKd(TTais, without being likened.
p.
62.
avfKKoKTjTas, adv. unspeakably, etc.
Macar.
II,
Leant. Cypr.
1680 A.
dveiKia,
as,
fj,
Pseud-4Aen. IV, 925 A. c'l, Clem. A. dviKkanis.
41
(aj/fucos)
concord.
Nicom.
57.
C.
avcfcXewTTor,
oi/,
Theol. Arithm. 26. 27.

dveiKdviaras, ov, (ftKowfo)) not to be portrayed.
(eKXeurco) never failing. Posidon.

3. 2, 9.
apud
S(ra&.
Clem. A.
SveiKos, ov,
I,
909
e,
D To dveiKovia-Tov tov
12, 2,
7.
Diod.
1,
36.
fleoS.
16, 37, et alibi.
Aristeas 11.
(veiKos) vnthout strife or litigation.
Plut. II, 438 C.
Clem. A.
I,
c. 12, 33. 665 C. Iambi.
Inscr. 2693,
10.
Myst. 212,
Plut.
8.
dvciKco (tlXea), to unroll a scroll.
U,
dveKXeinras, aAy'. unfailingly.
Diod. 18, 50.
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avewXe/cTos
fli/exXeftTOS, ov, (ficXeyo))
161
Dion. H.
food.
avefitô)
V,
20, 3,
with
V.
1.
a. Ineffable = dvtKf
not chosen.
Dieuch. apud Orib.
I,
289, 5.
Stud. 817 C,
XakriTos ?
aveK\i.irfjs,
8,
e's,
18.
aveK7r\vvTos, ov,
= =
Did. A. 484 A.
dvtKKciiTTOs.
dveXdrraiTos, ov, (tXaTTcJoo) undiminished.
Pseudo-
Sept. Sap.
7,
14.
Dion. 649 C.
ai/eXeyicTms (dvekcyKTos}, adv. vnthout being con-
dveKTrkvros.
Philon
11,
363,
futed, etc.
Plut.
I,
839 B.
Poll.
6,
209.
32.
avfiaroir)Tos, ov,
(eWoieco)
Did. A. 580 A.
3.

dn-oiijTor,
not done.
Cyrill.
dveXey^la, as,
table.
r),
(dveXeyKTOs) the being irrefu7,
iVoif to
he sold.
Diog.
f),
47.
A.
II,
325 B.
Leo. Novell. 224. 262.

;
dvekeeivos,
6v,
barbarous,
dviKems.
Pseudo-
owtord/tTreuror, ow, (itarofiTrfvai) not to be divulged
Chrys. IX, 826 D.

dveKerjpAMTvvrj,
ijr,
f),
mystical.
Pseudo--Dion. 336 D.
565 C.
(dveXeij/iaj')
mercilessness.
dwKTro^Treurcoi, adv. mystically.
Pseudo-Z)ion.
Hippbl.
Chrys. VII, 158 A.

dve\eriij.av, ov, (ikerjiiav) merciless, cruel.
336 A.
witarrniyros, ov, (eiarirrra)
Sept.
19, 1.
not Jailing.
Job
164.
19, 13.
Prov.
5, 9.
Sap. 12,
1, 31.
5.
836 C.
avcKinnjTos,
Protosp. Corpor. 17, 5.

ov,
Sir. 13, 12.
Paul. Kom.
Ptol. Tetrab.
not
7.
suppurating.
not
Ruf. apud
Onb. n, 99,
aviicirv<TTos,
dveXerjt, es, (eXeeo)) =:: dveKerifiav.
Chron. 449,
Jacob,
13,
ov,
(cKurvvBdvofiai)
found
out,
2.
17.
not
learned
from.
Jos.
8.
Ant. 17, 11,
dvekeos, ov, (eXeos) =:; dvcXerjfjuav.
2,

Just.
with
V.
1.
favcKplôTos, ov, (cKpiôo)) not uprooted.
Pseudoenduring.
4raon.
dveXfvdepionii,
tyros,
f),
^=
dveXevOepla.
Schol.
1219 A.
)j,
Arist. Plut. 590.

(diiex<o)
oKeAtTiicds,
OK,
bearing,
36,
dvfXevais,
fa>s,
fj,
(eXfv(rtt)
els
ascension.
ovpavov.
Orig. TV,
Just.
Epict.
1, 9.
2,
10, 23.
2, 22, 20.
ni/rfr.
Apol.
1, 26,
(Compare the
Stoic 'Avcxou xai dneHierocl.
dveXeeXreov
Plut.
= 8
17,
Tov Xpiarov
dveXdclv.
408 B.
Xov.)
jivfKTiKas,
dviXi^K, ems,
adv. 6y bearing, enduring.
ov,
I,-
(dyeXiWiB) o turning around. Iambi. Mathem. 9 D, in dancing.
C. A. 86, 5.
dvfKTOfws,
=
fj,
189, evolutions.
/iij
2. Exposition, explanation,
not ulcerated.
or ouk
iKTeTjxrifievos,
riot
analysis.
Prod. Parmen. 542 (115),

Pseudo-Diora. 681 A.
ov, (cXkoco)
tSiv
castrated.
Philotim.
apud
On'J.
I,
183,
6.
Xoyav.
dviXKaros,
34.
dsicKTarrrjs, ijTos,
(dveierds)
the being bearable,
Diosc.
2,
endurable.
Basil. Ill, 625
D,
/Si'ou.
Macar.
Prod.
Prod.
553
'Ev dveKTOTTjTi, quietly.

(iK<j>alva>)
dveXXjiviaros, ov, (iXXrjviCo) not
dviK(pavTos, ov,
unrevealed.
applied to words and expressions.

327.
Sext. 641, 13.
is,
good Greek, as Phryn.
Farm. 549 (127).
Pseudo-Dion. 816 B.
dvcKâvras, adv. vnthout being revealed.
dviXXiirijs,
(eXXeiVo))
unfailing, unceasing.
Parmen. 589 (193).

dvcKêvKTos,
ov,
(eKtpcvyo))
not to be avoided.
Plut.
Philon n, 254, 48. A. I, 196 C.
Plut. II, 495 C.
Clem.
Diod. 20, 54.

separable,
Cornut. 40.
U, 166 E.
di/eKôiTijTos, ov, (iK(j)oiTda>)
not going out: in-
dveXXmas, adv. unfailingly, unceasingly, perClementin. 3, Philon I, 343, 8. petually.

35, ^pieiv.
indivisible.
Method. 356
to.
Toj'
Apollon. D. Synt. 212, 19.
Sext.
avvBpovov avToii Koi dveK(jiolTr]Tov vlov.
Prod.
bevrcpa
382, 30.
Parmen. 634 (43)

tSiv
'
AveK(j)oiTriTa
nparrav
ia-ri.
Pseudo-ZJjon.
Tpias.
640 D.
Alex.
Mon. 4088 A,
adv.
dveKôiTTjTtas,
inseparably,
indivisibly.
dveXmaria, as, r), {dviXmaros') despair. Theod. Her. 1317 A. Basil. I,-481 C. Pallad. 1122 Ant. Mon. 1461 B. Clim. 976 B. B. Dion. Classical. dveXTTurros, ov, unexpected.
Pseudo-Dion. 649 B. 785 B.

dveKCJiopos, ov, (iitfêpa)
912 D.
Nicet. Byz.
H.
Ill, 1927,
14
'E/c
TOV dveXma-Tov.
Poll.
6,
not divulged.
Poll. 5,
147.
Iambi. V. P. 448.
193 'E| dirpoa-doKrjTov koj. (c|) dveXma-rov, ex 2. Desperate insperato ; in both passages. Sept. Esai. 18, 2. Apophth. 148 C. person.
dveK(j>pd(rTais
I,
(aveK^paaros), unutterably. Athan.

ffeZas.
dvep-ffaros, ov, {ifiâivai)

sible.
impenetrable
inacces-
201 B.
1257'C.
not pronounced,
si-
dveK(j>a)vrjTos, ov, (jK(â>veai)

lent.
Tkeodos. 976, 27, applied to the

fiovoTji,
such datives as
x^P^h
Xdycat.
Unutterable, not to be pronounced.
2, Eus. TV,
I in
Dion. H. I, 10, 1. Babr. 45, 11. Plut. I, 402 D. II, 300 D. F, yvvatîv. windle, a kind of reel. dvefiTj, Tjs, f), (avep,os)
Apophth. 261 B.
dwfiifo),
'i(Tai,
(avefios) L. ventHo, to blow upon.

6,
1025
Beov,
(nirr).
Basil.
TV, 149 A,
ovofia toO
Jacob.
1,
driven with the wind.
Mosch. 3044
Classical.
A 'AveiilôvTos tov
ttXoIov,
Joann. going
QvcXaios, ov, without olives or oU.
before the wind,
making headway.
21
Digitized
by Microsoft
avefiioi
avefiios, oVf
162
PhUon
swift as
I,
dveâyopevroi
Clem. A. I, AntyU. apud Orib. H, 309, 13, Orig. U, 809 B. 1177 D, irpos TO ^TTOK.
Orib.
=
ov,
fj,
dvefualos;
96, 12.
Did. A. 956 B.
aveitobp6fu>s,
(Spaixciv)
the
wind.
n, 309,
13.
Chrys.
X, 46 C.
Sophrns.
Lucian.
II, 80,
an imaginary race of beings.

(jiaxofuu) battle
3489 B, peremptory.
dvev86Tas, adv. without yielding.
Basil.
I,
aveiio/mxia, as,
of
the winds.
488
Lyd. 58, 19.

*avfiJ,os, ov, 6,
B. C, fx""'
wind.
Kar
to the
aveiiov, in the direc-
tion
of
the
wind ;
Aristot.
windward, or
5, 5,
(cat
to the
dvivboxos, ov, (iv&exopxu) incapable of receiving, Orig. IV, 89 C, 6eias tro^las.

dveveyicriov
leeward.
H. A.
13.
Plut. II,
vrixe(rdai,,
=:
following.
1.
Plotin. II, 802,
9.
972 A. 979
2,
2.
C Kara
avefiov
povv
1212, 7 as V.
dveveKTeov
Plotin.
with the wind.
For
Geopon. 2, 26. 5, 31, 1. 12, the names of the winds, see

seq. 370.
to,
^=
del dvaxj)epeiv. 9 as v.
rj,
Orig.
7.
I,
381 B.
H, 802,
as,
1.
1212,
Agathem. 293
*aveiMovpi,ov,
dvevepyriaia,
(dvevepyifros)
inefficacy.
ov,
(&vefws,
ovpos) sail of a
Sext. 577, 14.
Pseudo-Xiore. 512
A. 536 A.
windmill.
Heron
fj,
230.
dvevepyriTos, ov, (eVepyeai)
L.
2,
inefficox, ineffica-
dvefioipdopia, as,
(avp.6cl>dopos)
damage done
Par.
2, 6,
I,
cious.
Diosc. Delet. p.
poison.
Hermes
Hierocl.
by the wind.
28.
Sept. Deut. 28, 22.

17.
Hagg.
2,
Greg. Naz.
Sept.
940 C.
or in-
Poem. 14, 8. Carm. Aur. 132,

Tr.
dvevBova-iaxTTos,
ov,
Sext. 8, 1. 180, 11.

4, evxil.
dvepA(^6opos, ov,
(ai/e/ioff,
(pdeipco) blasted
(ivBovaidâ)
not
ardent.
jured by
Gen. 41, 6. 23 seq. Philon 11, 431, 42. Prov. 10, 5. Hos. 8, 7. Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 56 E, x'^'-po'ô^'^''^ metathe wind.
Plut. n, 751 B.
dvevBoviTWKTTas,
1102 B.
not ardently.
Plut.
II,
adv.
346 B.
dvevBpoviaxjTos, ov,
(evBpovidây)
phorically.
dvepo(j>6priTOs, ov, (ij>opia>)
not dedicated,
carried by the wind.

II,
as a church.
Stud. 1665 B.
Epiph. Mon.
Cic. Att. 13, 37.

dvifiiraucTos, ov,
Lucian.
332.
261 B.
(ijmaiâ) not mocked.
Ephr.
dvevdvpiyros, ov, {iv6vpeopAii) that cannot be con-
Ill,
212 E.
dvp.(âvTos, ov,
ceived.
Eus. TV, 353 B.

(ewoeco) inconceivable.
14,
1.
dvepâros.
Prod. Parmen.
dvcvvorjTos, ov,
Iren.
1,
639 (52),
noting.
TrXfidovs.
11, 5.
1,
dvpxl>aTos, ov, (Jp(\>alva>)
not expressing or deAristid.

v.
1.
Method. 168 D.
2,
2. Actively, unacquainted
Polyb.
Tpo<j)ris.
Hippol. Haer. 142,
IG.
Plut.
II,
45 C.
Q.
31.
with, ignorant of, not understanding.
Prod
Parmen. 639 (52) as
35, 6.
11, 8, 3, Tivos.
Diod.
1, 8,
dvp.(f>dTa>s,
adv. not indicating, etc.
Hermog.
Jos. Ant. 15, 5, 3.
Plut.
De Anim.
733 B.
5.
Rhet. 369, 24.

dvvhr)s,
is,
(fVSem) not needing, not being in
3.
tus,
Sext. 120, 14.
131, 18.
Plotin. II, 1318,
want
of.
Philon
II,
377, 6 as v.
1.
Max.
Substantively, 6 ' AvevvoriTos, Anennoethe Inconceivable One, Inconceivableness
Tyr. 139, 47.
Just.
Apol.
1,
13,
aiptaTav.
hypostatized.
et Hippol.
dvcvvoios,
Athenag. Legat. 13.

dvvSeUwp,i
dvivhuKTOs,
=
ov,
Artem. 221.
Orig. IV,
z=.
Epiphanes apud Iren. 568 Haer. 294, 9.

(ewoui)
ov,
dvadeiKwpii. (ivheiKwp,i)
413
C.
ov,
unmeaning,
senseless.
dvanoSeiicTos.
Clim. 805 A.
dvev6)^riTos,
(eVop^Xc'tu)
Dion. Alex. 1260 A.

dvevdeKTos, ov, (Jvêxopû) inadmissible
sible.
untroubled,
undis~
Artem. 257.
it is
Impersonally, dvevdeKTov
Luc. 17,
1
impos-
Herodn. 5, 7, 3. PhUeas 1564 C. Petr. Alex. 500 B. Alciphr.

turbed.
Cass.
149, 15.
ia-nv,
iiTTi
impossible.
pi)
'AvevScKTov
^
2, 2.
Tov
iKdeXv to
a-KavSaXa.
Diog.
7,
dvevox^fjTas, adv. undisturbedly.
Nicet. Paphl.
50, yiyveadai.
Orig. IE, 1156 B.
525 A.
Philon
I,
dvivderos, ov, {ivSiai) not

71, 1, crapaTt.
bound
to.
dvEvrepiâ,
rip
lira,
(dvd, evrepov)
dveyKarea), to
open
the bowels
of one.
Mai. 115,
16,
dvevBeas (dvevSffis), adv. not needing.
Dion.
Tivd.
H. V, 229,
16.
Muson. 166.
Artem. 397.
Scyl. 645.
dvevrevKTos, ov, (Jvrvyxdva) inaccessible, repulsive.
dvevhoMO-ipos, ov,
^=
dvevhoiafrros.
Plut.
dvfvhoiaaros, ov, (ivSoidâi) undoubted, indubitable,
sense.
n, 355 A. 493 B, in a good 526 E, irpdaamov.

eVpexî.
Orig.
indisputable.
Philon
I,
I,
273, 23.
302,
dvevrpexfis, es, :=: pfj or ovk
39, et alibi.
Jos. Ant. 17, 9, 6.
Apollon. D.
IV, 49 A.
dve^dyyeKTos,
ov,
Synt. 208, 27.
Lucian.
809.
(JâyyeWai) not confessed, as

unconfessed,
dvevSoidarms, adv. undoubtingly, unhesitatingly.
Philon
II, 94, 22. Diosc. lobol. 19, p. 75. Apollon. D. Synt. 218, 18.
Stud. 1736 C. aveâyopevTos, ov, (câyopeva)

sin.
Clim. 684 D.
705 C.
Anast. Sin. 372
avevSoros, ov,
(ivSiSapi)
25, 34.
unyielding, constant.
2. Not
142, 8.
to
be divulged, secret.
Hippoh Haer.
Philon
II,
Martyr. Poth. 1424 C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aveâXKaKTOi
aveâKKaxTos,
ov,
163
unchangeable,
aveTTtyvaxTrco';
to
(e'ôXXdo-cro))
aveôurros, ov, ((K(j)fpa>) not
he brought out,
immutable.
Prod.
ov,
Parmen.
599
(209).
Plut. II, 728 E, TTpos iripovs.
Sext. 207, 9,
Pseudo-Dion. 372 B.
ivfâvrXip-os,
irepa, cannot be communicated.

inexhaustible.
{iâvrKiat)
aveoprdêTai
=;
oix
ioprdCerai
Dion
C.
Ephr.
13.
m,
528 E, 551 D.
Porph. Cer. 177,
Frag. 51.
dvcopTos, ov,
without festival.
Fseiido-Chrys.
aif|d;oTor, ov, (iâviat) not to be accomplished.
IV, 764
A 'Ev ioprals dveoproi.
Theophyl. B. IV, 225 A.

avc^mraniiTla,
as,
i),
avenayyeKros,
dveâTrarrjTos.
the
being
ov, (eVayycXXm) aKrjpvKTOs, not announced, begun ivithout formal declaration.
Epict. 3, 2, 2.
avfôTrarriTais
infallibly.
Polyb. 4, 16, 4, TrdXffioy.

adv. unerringly,
Poll. 8, 11. Poll.
(aveâiraTrjTos),
dvenaipa) (Jnaipa), to elate.

iiTepri<j)aviav.
Clim. 941 C, nphs
Philon
162.
I,
483, 23.
aveâpiBfiriTos, ov, (JâpiBjifia)

3,
countless.
4.
dvenaliTdriTos, ov, insensible of.

TiVOS.
dve7rai.a-6rjTa>s,
Longin.
4,
1,
88.
4,
Hippol. Haer. 358,
414,
Just.
39.
adv. imperceptibly.
Chrys. VII,
aveâpvryroi, ov, (eâpvfofiai) not
denying.
244 E.
dveirala-)(vvTos, ov, {iirauTxivop.ai) that
Tryph. 30, tov ovoimtos.

Tfia,
Talian. 42, ttoXi-
be ashamed.
ov,
Paul. Tim.
2, 2, 15.
Jos.
need not Ant.
avf^fiKovioTos,
(eêiKoviâ)
L.
ineffigiatus,
_
18, 7, 1.
unfdshioned, unformed.
16.
Hippol. Haer, 142,

not
visited
dverraia-xvvTas,
adv. without cause

Basil.
Basil.
IV, 672 A.
ov,
aveireîXevoTos,
(iTTeîpôpiai)
Haer. 6, 64. Pallad. Laus. 1188 A.

Hippol.
dveiraiTtaTos,
ov,
Ill,
of shame. 613 A.
with punishment.
Cerul. lib B.
(Jnai/riaofuu)
unimpeached.
Philon
avfêpaim)Tos, ov, (eêpavvda)) zzz ave^cpcivrjTOS.
Jos. Ant. 4, 8, 38.
Paul. Horn. 11, 33.

aveêpyaa-ros,
ov,
dvenoKTos, ov, (Jirdyat) never
to return.
(J^cpyaôjuu)
unwrought.
1,
139, 18.
Lucian. Ill, 376.

amêrdaTios (dveêraa-Tos), without examination.
dveiraKTos, ov, (iTroKTrj)
having no epacts, as a
incorrigible.
year.
Max.
Conf. Comput. 1244 B.

ov,
Philon 948 A.
I,
550, 50.
Iren. 1204
A.
Orig.
I,
dvejravopdwTos,
(iTravopBoai)
Philon H, 500, 14. 556, 20.

(e^yeo/wu) L. inenarrabilis,
Aristeas 10. 12.
in-
Jos. Ant. 16,
ave^rjyrjTos, ov,
11, 3.
Epict.
3, 1, 11.
Plut.
H, 49 B.
expressible.
dve^ta, as,
0,
r],
Iren.'A, 20, 5.
Cic. Att.
dv7rav^t]Tos, ov, (eVau^di'Q)) that receives
^dveôfxat) forbearance.
ment, as a verbal form.

180,
7.
no augCramer. Oxon. IV,

not protracted, ex-
11.
rjira,
anîKUKfa,
dveîKaKos
el/u.
Eus.
II,
dvemnraTos,
ov,
(fVcKTfi'i'to)
989 C.
Macar. 233 D.
forbearance.
Sept.
19.
dveîKaxia, as, ^, {dveîKaKos)
Sap.
2,
Epict. Ench. 10.
E, et
alibi.
Lucian.
title.
11,
877.
ance, as
Basil.
irapaKhjuiv (rov r^r dveîKUKias.
3. ForbearIV, 460 B Eis 3- A synoetc.

7.
Plut. U, 90
noun of the first two declensions. Dion. Thr. 632, 10, Svopa. Apollon. D. Conj. 511, 24. Adv. 613, 23.
tended, or increased, as a
dveiripua-Tos, ov, (fTrepeiSm) unsupported.
Iambi.
tijv
Matbem.
Psell.
198.
ov,
dvcTrepoiTrjTos,
(eVfpwrdo))
not
Stipulated.
nyme of
dKOKia,
a small purple bag,

574,
Synops. 382, tokos.

zzzz
Porph. Cer. 62, 16.

forbearing.
1,
dvenriKoos, ov,
ovk or
fiij ,7rr}Koos.
Eus.
Ill,
avfîKaKos, ov, (dvE;;(0|uat, KaKos)
enduring
24.
evil
516 D.
dveTnjpeajTTOS, ov, {iirripedîo')
sulted.
Paul. Tim.
I,
2, 2,
Just. Apol.
not abused or in6.
16.
Lucian.
94.
Poll. 5, 138.
Jos.
Ant. 14, 10,

10.
Archigen. apud
caieîKajuos,
adv. forbearingly.
Lucian.
II,
570.
Orib.
n, 148,
Clementin.
448 A.
Diojr. 2, 21.
dveTrr/pcdaras, adv. tmthout being

sulted.
abused or
in-
dcefiXaiTTOs, ov, (i^CKdxrKoixai) not to be propitiated, implacable.
Jos. Ant. 16, 2, 5, p. 790.
Ptol. Tetrab. 162.
ave^lrqTos, ov, (eêi,p,i) without outlet.
Eus. VI,
981 A.
ttveî)(yiaa-Tos, ov,
dvemâros, ov, (imâlvai) not to be taken by asStrab. Diod. 17, 55, Tols sroXe/iiois. sault. Jos. Ant. 3, 7, 7. B. J. 12, 3, 11, p. 525, 2.
3, 7, 9,
(iîxvidâ) unsearchable, in-
Plut. n, 21 6 A.
scrutable.
Sept.
Rom.
Iren.
11, 33.
Job Eph. 3,
5, 8.
9.
Paul. Diognet. 1181 A.

9,
10.
dvewiyvaoTos, ov,
(imy ivaxTKo)
not easily
known
or distinguished, imperceptible.
2,
Jos. Ant. 12,
453 B.
ov,
aveô&ixuTTos,
(iôBiaâ)
not
to
be
sold.
ino-
10 T^r avp.fio\TJs to dveiriyvaarov, the glutogether of the parchments on which the

written.
Inscr. 2050.
dveôdos, ov, without the
Law was
means of
subsistence,
I,
dvemyvaoTcos, adv. imperceptibly.

1,
Polyb.
18,
poor.
Athan.
708 C.
765 B. C.
16.
Digitized
by Microsoft
-iiypaô^
ave7riypa(jios, ov, (imypa(j)ri)
164
1, 3, 2.
aveTTiaKeTTTOi;
having no inscripDiod. 1, 64. Zucian. I, 477, Strab. 2, 1, 23, unauthentic. Hippol. 712 D, without the author's name. of the psalms whose authors are not known.
tion
avfTTiKrifiirros, ov,
1, 5, 7.
ai/eTriXjjTTTOS.
Paul. Tim.
on
it.
Polyb.
8,
33, 6.
1, 6,
14.
avTriKt]a-Tos, ov, (ernXoi/^di/ffl)
no fo be forgotten.
C.
Arlxteas
7.
ifarc.
Erem. 1041
avfrnXijormy, adv. without being forgotten.
Marc.
Basil. IV, 321
B
84.
seq.
*dvemypotpos,
ov,
I,
Doric,
Erem. 1029 C.
a.ve7riypa(j>os.
Inscr.
5774. 5775,
556, 18.
aveniSeKTos,
aveniheiKTos, ov, (cVtSeiKKu/iO not proved.
Sext.
aKemXdytoToy, ov, (iTuXoyiôpm) beyond calcuDiogenian. apud Eus. HI, 453 A. lation. Gelas. 1292 Eus. n, 1541 B. VI, 849 A.
A.
ov,
{imbexofUiC)
unsusceptible.
Sext.
dcfirt/xeXijTos, ov, (JmfieXcofiai)
uncared for, not

1.
Nicrnn.
398, 12.
no.
Philon
7,
J,
17, 11, Kaxov.
taken care
of.
Geopon. 12, 29,
Steph.
Diog.
147.
.
Diac. 1132 C.
avemScKTas, adv. unsusceptible 1136 C, '4)êiv Koivavrjtrai.

avfiriSriKTos, ov,
Athan.
11,
avemp-iKTos, ov,
5,
unmixed with.
Classical.
(JmSaKvio)
not to be bitten or
affected.
Clim. 992 B,
lov.
sets,
2. Hav143 (144), with the genitive. ing no intercourse unth others. Dion. H. VI, Jos. Ant. 4, 8, 7, Strab. 8, 1, 2. 1068, 9.
oKkrjkois.
Diosc.
aveniSvTos, ov, (emSiia) that never

sun.
as the
Apion.
as,
1, 12, p.
444 to
dveirifuicrov
Damasc.
Ill,
696 D.
:=: dventfit^La.
dveTTiiuîa,
r),
aveiTidewpqTos, ov,
(jTnBeapia) not watched or
(^dvemfUKTos^ want
of
inter-
ruled over, in astrology.

394, 5 'Eav
TOJi'
rj
Hermes
Tr. latrom.
jj
course.
Polyb. 16, 29, 12, tSv iBvav, the

the nations.
a-ckrjvr]
avein6ii>pr)Tos
two
jrac-
want of intercourse with

781, 67.
dveTrifiovos, ov, (iinfievo})
1,
App.
I,
(t&v
aiTTipa>v).
ov,
avemBoXaros,
clear.
(emSoKoia) not turbid, pure,
not permanent.
Phut.
Sext. 670, 14.
Greg. Nyss. HI, 580
7B.
ov,
B.
Cyrill.
A. n, 816
C. Pseudo-Kion. 645 A.
dveTTiiicofios,
{imjiafuos) faultless
writing.
avemdvp.t]Tos, ov, (im6viie(o) free
from
desires.
Phot,
m,
372 A.
i),
Clem. A. n, 500 B.
averrLSvfirjTas,
dvemvorjiria, as,
desires.
(avemvoriros)
7.
inconceivable-
adv.
without
Hippol.
dis-
ness.
Sext. 708,
ov,
Haer. 358, 96.

avemKa\vTrT<os (imicaKv7rT(o), adv. openly,
tinctly.
dvcmvorjTos,
(ejnvoca)
inconceivable,
un80,
of.
Eus.
Ill,
188 A.
known. Diod. 19, 94, tois oXXoti. Sext. 17. 2. Not acquainted with, ignorant
aveniKafmros,
ov, (jTriKafiirra) inflexible.
Martyr.
Diosc.
2,
Diod.
2,
59, twos.
Path. 1424 C.
AvemKaviTTOS,
55.
ai/fTTiKeXeuoTos, ov, (fVi/ceXevo)) not
ov,
dvenivorjTas, adv. inconceivably.
Phot. HI, 1177

simple, artless,
9.
(imKala>) not burnt.
D.
dveTriirKaoTos,
ov,
(eTrtirXdira'ta)
2,
urged or ex-
unaffected.
Diog.
117.
Simoc. 180,
horted.
Philon
II,
207,
7.
dvoriTrXfKros, ov, (JmiikiKoiiai)
not associating
Strab.
2,
avfTToceXfucTTiBs,
adv. toithout being urged or ex1,
or having intercourse with others.

5. 8,
horted.
Philon
Proc.
115, 39.
26, p. 192, 15, aXXijXois.
3, 1, 2
To
a/-
avewiiajpvKtvTOS, ov, (imKrjpvKevopxLi)

KTOs.
Ill,
^=
'
aKTjpv-
KTOV Kol dvfTTlnXeKTov Tois SKKois.

dvewinXrjKTOs, ov, not rebuking.
265, 8.
Hes.
&ja]pvK.Tos,
Anton.
1,
10
avsTTiKTjpvKevTos.
.dveiriKKva'Tos, ov, (eTrt/cXi/ô)) not liable to be in-
TO dvenlirXriKTOv
103.
Sext.
^=
to
fiij
im7r\ri<r(reiv.
dvfmnXriKTas, adv. without rebuke.

454, 26.
dveiriirXoKos,
ov,
Philon
II,
undated.
580, 31.
av^TTiKpiTos,
Jos. Ant. 2, 10,

f],
2, p.
aveiriKpicria, as,
the being averrUpcTos.
(nrtTrXeKco)
3,
not
combined.

ov,
tj
evieruai, not
com-
{imKplva))
without judgment
bined in the same sentence.

dvein(Tr]p.avTos, ov, (ârurripuivio) not
that
Orat.
cannot be judged or. decided. Just. 1. Galen. 11, 290 F. Sext. 23, 24.
adv.
21.
marked, not
11,
noticeable,
2, 1. 5,
unnoticed.
81, 3.
Polyb.
5, 81, 3.
26, 21, et alibi.
Diod. 19, 98.
Sext. 656,
ca/eKLKpkas,
Sext. 21,
without
2.
being judged,
etc.
11.
dvcTnoTffidvTuis,
38,
Ong. VII, 216 D,
in-
adv. without notice.
Apsin. 501,
considerately.
dveirUpviTTOs,
ov,
12.
(iinKpvTrrai)
unconcealed.
avf'Kun)p,fia>Tos, ov, ieirunififi,6a>)

Tos.
dveiriarjfuai-
Anton.
31, 1.
1,
14.
ov, (eVt/cfuXuoj)
1,
Clem. A.
I,
1176 B.
II,
517 A.
ayeTTKwkvTos,
unhindered,
Onos.
dvenicrKeirTos, ov, (eVwrKeTTTo/iat) not visited, for
Jos. Ant.
18, 2.
comfort.
avemKoKvrais, adv. without hinderance.

2,
Diod.
eôi.
Martyr. Poth. 1453 A, p^dpiTos Greg. Naz. HI, 257 B. Nicet. Paphl.
21.
n,
84.
Jos. Ant. 16,
6, 5.
20 A.
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by Microsoft
;i
aveTTlaKtaaTO^
avem<rKiaaTos,
rj,
165
not obscure,
aveTri<f)6o<yy(o^
6v,
(eVtcTKiafo))
dear.
Eus.
II,
1440 B,
(jimvaL
Pallad. Vit.
apparently an astrological term. 85 B.

dvema-cfxA^S,
is, (cVto-âX^s) Themist. 233, 31 (190 A).
Orin. II,
Chrys. 70 F.
avert uTKOirqTos, ov,
=:
do-âXijt.
(iiruriamiai)
^=
dve7ri(TKonos.
avfTrldKimos,
Theogn. Mon. 856 D. not supervised; without divine providence. Eus. 11, 741 B.
Olymp. A. 357 C.
ov,
dvemtrîAas, adv.
80,
9.
dacpaKSis.
Leo Diac.
Philon
I,
(eirKncoTreo))
dvema-x^Tos,
I,
ov, (Jirexa) unrestrainable.
avemtrKcmos, ov, (iTr'urKOTros) without a bishop.
187, 15.
305, 48.
Plut.
I,
782 D.
Greg. Naz.
mieiTuriioTT]Tos,
11,
460 A.
dvmtr)(iT<os, adv. without check.

4.
Philon
296,
(JmaKOTici) not darkened. Ptol. Tetrab. 100. Galen. IV, 547 C. Basil.
ov,
I,
Plut.
I,
611 A.
Clementin. 4, 22, dva-xe-
paiviv.
4 A,
aKoi).
iveiTUTKOTUTTos, OV, (eTTtcTKOTifo))
= =
preceding.
avemraKTas (aveiriTaKTos), adv. without being commanded, etc. Diog. 5, 20.

ai/fTTiVaTos, ov,
Syncell. 3, 20.
(imTfivco) not extended.
Sext.
ivenun-aSfuvTos, ov, (imaradneva)) exempt from

billeting,
531,
1.
Schol. Arist. Plut. 83, not admitting
in which soldiers cannot be billeted.

2.
of
intensity.
ov,
Polyb. 15, 24,

ovfTriaraBiios,
ov,
dvemrevKTos,
(Jmruyxdva) not
Ptol.
hitting
the
(imaraSiios)
{iirurraTea)
55, 50.
preceding.
mark:
unsuccessful.
Tetrab.
157.
Inscr. 4474, 37.

avewurrarriTos,
ov,
Simoc. 127, 17.

without superdvewiTevKTas, adv. unsuccessfully.
20.
avf7nTexyh''''i>s (imTexvaojiai),
Simoc, 116,
intendent.
Max. Tyr.
A.
I,
Eus. IV, 268
A.
TOI',
Cyrill.
452 D.
Suid. 'Aj/emaTaTrj-
adv. inartificially.
Classical.
d(f)v\aKTOv.
(J<l)i<TTqjii)
Plut.
neglectful, careless.
II,
900 B.
ov,
avemtrraTos, ov,
di/ETrjTTjSetor,
unfit, etc.
Diod.
Polyb.
5,
34, 4, rols irepi Trjv aiXfiv.
Sext.
13, 111, TtepX tS>v oKaiv Kpivetrdai,

sive batile.
112, 18.
Porphyr. Abst.
1, 9, p.
14.
for a deci2. Not respectable. Achmet.

ij,
avema-TOTas, adv. neglectfully, carelessly.

1, 4, 4,
Polyb.
247.
dvemTTiStioTTis, r/ros,
tion.
et alibi.
apud
Orib. II, 389, 12.
Dion. H. V, 11, 3. Herod. Longin. 33, 4. 5to<Z.

imirrajievos,
unfitness,
Philon
I,
191, 17.
want of adaptaAnton. 5, 5.
2.
'AKeTTJordrar, axEu im(rra(Tias.

aj/emartiTos,
ov,
dvemTrjSevTos, ov, (fVtnjSEuiB) not elaborated, in-
fiti
ignorant.
artificial,
5.
riJy
off-hand.
1,
Dion. H. V, 20,
204,
TsenA-Ignat. 896 A, tov vov.

avemaTpewrei, see dvemcrTpcTrri.
avarurrpewrea,
Epict.
2, 5, 9.
^(rco,
VI, 865,
Synes. 1168 B, EvôXt|w. (referring to Horn. II. 2, 542 SttiBcv Kofio-
dvewiarpfirros
91.
8, 1 7.
elfu.
avTcs^.
Diog.
I,
6,
ivemoTpeirri
and
dveiruTTpeTrrei, adv.
^=
dvewi-
dvcmTqbeiras, adv. inartificially. Dion. H. V, Onos. 10. 1, 3. Lucian. I, 580. 468, 10.
Philostr. 307,
m-piwras.
Philon
90, 11.
Plut. U, 46 E.
418 B.
dvemarpeTTTos, ov, (Jmirrpiâ) heedless; neglectful.
in the
e^"" yô>mis, to be deficient power of expression. Z)iora. Alex.
1252 C.
dvfmTpc7rT<os (inirpcTTd)), adv. without permission.
Artem. 216.
adv.
3, 1,
Synes. 1301 B, tov

heedlessly,
v.
1.
foiou.
dvenurrpeiTTas,
Sept.
thoughtlessly
2, 9, 4.
Sept.
Mace.
3, 1, 20.
Mace.
20 as
Epict.
dveiriTpoTrevTos, ov,
dvemaTpe<l)ea,
^<7<o, (dvTri(TTpe(prjs) to
be reckless.
Artem. 286.
avemtTTpe(j)ris, 4s, {ima-Tpi(jiio) inexorable.
121 To dveiriarp<l)S
ful.
25.
ttjs SUris.
2.
Cornut.
without guardian or superintendent. Philon I, 170, 21. 308, 4, et alibi. Athenag. 1009 B. 2. TTiiAEus. II, 196 C. out a procurator.
(eVirpon-euco)
Neglect-
Plut.
U, 881 B, nvos.
Just.
Cohort.
dvemrvx^s, is, (imruyxdva) unsuccessful. DuArtem. 337. bious. Jos. Ant. 17, dvwicl)avris, is, := ovk iwujiavrjs.
10,
7.
avemarpcyjria, as, ^, (dveiria-TpewTos) disregard, heedlessness, indifference, negligence. Epict.

2, 1,
PtoZ. Tetrab. 168.
14.
Clem. A. H, 425 C.
dvmcl)avTos, ov, (imfjjaiva)) not conspicuous or ostentatious. Philon II, 76, 15. Ptol. Tetrab.
avtmaTpo<f)os, ov, (em(rTpe<f>a>) not turning back,

steady, constant.
161.
Caesarius 1188.
Pseudodjurafii-
dvcTTUpavras,
1, 9.
adv.
unostentatiously.
Anton.
Dion. 144 A.
Psell.
Phot. IV, 349
To
\rjTov Koi dveiriiTTpoôv Tfjs airrov po\6ripias.
dvcm(j>aTos, ov, (iinâlva) secret, unexpected.
1133 A.
7.
ayortOTpo'^ws, adv. steadily, constantly.

7,
10,
Clim. 1001
D.
2.
Herodn.
Philon II, 533, 18. dvewKpaTas, adv. secretly, unexpectedly.

lon
Phi-
Inflexibly,
n,
57, 43.
521, 15.
hid. 192 A, exîv 7rp6s n.

avem(Tvva<j)os, ov,
(iirurvvaiTTa) not conjoined
dvem<l)66yy<os {iirupdiyyo/iai), adv. without sound. Dubious. Anast. Sin. 257 D.
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aveTn<û)vr)TO<;
avemcpaivrjTos, ov, (im(â>vea>) not claime/l.
166
dverams, ems, IV, 825 C.
dvenKds,
rj,
avev<fyr)/j,o<!
Phoc. Synops. 757, xpovot, during which no claims were advanced. . dvemxeipriTOS: ov, {emêipeio) not attempted, or
Novell. 298.
Psell.
^,
(averafo))
e'^cracrts.
Eus.
Jit
ov, (dvcT6s, dvirj/ii)
aneticus.
1, 67.
not to be attempted.
C.
Pint.
I,
720 B.
11,
532
for relaxing, abating. Diosc. apud Onh. I, 509, 11.

dviroifios, ov,
Antyll.
1075 D.
ov,
7.
dveirovetSia-Tos,
(eToip.os)
6.
firj
or ovK eirovetdiaros.
Polyb. 12, 20,

Plut.
not ready, unprepared. Diod. 12, 41. Muson. 197.
Simoc. 170,
n, 505 D.
adv.
App.
I,
326, 80.
Jos.
avTrovka>TOi, ov, (enovXoiros) not healed over, as
dvfToipics,
unpreparedly.
Vit. 22.
an ulcer.
avpao-TLa,
Tkeoph. Nonn.
as,
rj,
11,
328.
unloveliness.
App.' I, 656, 43.

dvervfioXoyrjTos, ov, (e'Tu/xoXoye<o)
(avepaa-Tos)
underived word.
Sext. 654,
Themist. 201, 6 (163 D).

avepyarostov, {ipyaôpai) impracticable. AcJimet.
235.
avepyia, as,
f),
Sext. 654,
1 7.
dvervfws, ov, (eVuôs)

18.
^=
preceding.
(avepyos) inactivity, suspension
dveTvp,a>s,
adv. without etymology.
Sext. 654, 5.
of work.
avepyos, ov,
23.
Artem. 191.
12.
^=
dvepyaaros.
(epeiSw)
II,
Dioclet. G. 8, 21,
avev, adv. L. sine, vnthout.
dvepeia-Tos, ov,
unsupported.
CaesaVit. Nil.
rius 992.
Epiph.
rj,
45 A.
t6 avepevvav.
Sn/epeivrjo'ts, ems,
^^
.Jun.
48 C.
Philon U, 555, 40.
Sext.
dvepidevTos, ov, {ipidcvojiaC) without controversy.
Philon II, 185, 11 Lucian. Ill, 20 ''Qj/ ouk av Ti rtVeu yevocTO. Clem. A. II, 596 B To oS firj Iambi. Myst. 209, 8 Tof Sn/ oi/c avev avev. 2. Besides. Plut.U, 791 C. 1053 \6yov. C "Aveu 6e tovtcdv, besides these. Galen. VI, 418 A. Proc. II, 282, 12. 3. Except.
Ta
S)v oiiK aVeu.
Inscr. 2671, 46.
App.
Theod.
II,
816, 46, Tov TrpoairTTOv /lovov.
Phoc.
dveppr]veuTos, ov, (ipp,riveia>) inexplicable.
230, (pvXaK^s.
dvevevdoTos, ov, not evevboros. dvcvBeros, ov,
(ei'êTOs)
204,
3,
T(3
TTcXar.
Aristaen.
2,
5.
Philon H. 269,
27, 12.
3.
Anc.
A.
1393' C, Xoxeia.
not
well situated, in-
dvpp.rivevTms, adv. inexplicably.
Petr. Sic. 1332
convenient.
53.
Luc. Act.
rj,
Moschn.
irreverence.
dvepprfveva
z=
eppTjveva.
Caesarius 968.
adv.
unblushingly.
dvfvXdêia,
Cyril!.
as,
(dveuXa/Sijs)
Vit.
dvpv6pi,aK.6Ta>s
[epvQpiaa),
4. X, 1025 A.
e's,
Ml. Jun. 144 B.

Aquil. Esai.
Nicet. Paphl.
528 A. B.
fj,
C.
dvfvXaPrjs,
avfpv6piacri,s, a>s,
(ipvOplams) shamelessness.
Cedr. n, 177, 14.

dvepvdpiaaros, ov, (epvdpida>) unblushing.
lon
II,
57, 11.
2.
(euXaj3^s) fearless.
Irreverent.
Orig. Ill, 1448 B.
Phi-
iûs. VI, 713
A.
C.
'Chrys.
VH, 317
Eus.
B.
664,
6.
dveuXa/SSs, adv. irreverently.
II,
345 B.
dvepvSpidcrTais,
Cyrill.
adv.
unblushingly,
shamelessly.
^7ian.
n, 732
A. X, 1084 B.
rj,
dveukoyriTos, ov, (evXoycco)^ unblessed.
avspoynjo'ts, cats,
(dvepoiTdoj) repeated inquiry.
Chrys. IX, 764 A.

avevXoyos, ov,
Eus.
&vea-is,
II,
100 B.
17,
PseudoAnast. Sin. 1073 B.
ovk eilXoyos.
ems,
license.
Sept. Sir. 15, 20
e'b(OKev
avf(nv ouSei/i ApâpTaviiv.
2.
Ovk
avevnapdSeKTos,
ov,
Germ. 165 B.
Cyrill.
oiiK
evTrapdSeKTos.
Ebb;
A.
Ill,
1281 C.
aros,
to,
opposed to emrao-is. Strab. 7, 2, 1, p. 9, 15. S. In grammar, depression, with reference Porphyr. Prosod. 109. to the grave accent.
dvevprjiMi,
discovery,
5, 9, 2.
the
thing dis-
covered.
Pans.
dvevpia-Kio, to find out.
dvia-Trepos, ov, (eiTTrepa) without evening,

less,
I,
eveningBasil.
=
II,
\_Plut. I,
25
D dvevpijKOt
Sophrns.
Galen.
dKeupijKOJS
dxro),
ei?;.]
endless.
Method. 209 A,
the
<|)Ss.
aveupdm,
(nvfvpos) to enervate.
52 A.
Caesarius 1001.
Did. A. 808 A.
last
323 7 C.
avevpvvais, ems,
77,
917 D,
day.
fjp,epa,
day of judgment, the
(dvevpwm)
dilatation.
228 E.
332.
dvc(rTpap.p,fva>s
(dva-Tpap,fx4vos,
dvaa~rpc(j)a>),
1,
avfvpva-is, ems, ^,
= =
preceding.
Paul. Aeg.
Diosc. 4,
adv. conversely.
C.
Athenag. Resur.
p.
976
thor-
226.
avevpv!Tp,a, aros, to,
dvevpv(Tfi4s.
dverafo) (eVdfo)), to investigate, or
examine
1.
42.
(>'aZei. II,
272 B.
dvevpvv(rK.
oughly.
Sept. Judic. 6, 29 as v.
Just. Apol.
1,
Luc.
avcvpv<Tp.6s, ov, 6,
jir)Tpas.
Diosc.
1, 12,
Act. 22, 24. 29.
11.
Theodtn.
6,
Galen.
ov,
II,
272 B.
praised.
GVejr.
Dan.
nvd.
init. 14.
Apocr. Anaphor. Pilat. A,
avfv<j)T]p,ryros,
(di'eu<î7/u,em)
Th. 1061 A.
without companions or
dvci(j)rip.09,
dveraipos, ov, (eVaipos)
ov,
oinc
eCîj/ios.
Method. 369
friends.
Plut. 11, 807 A.
A.
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by Microsoft

dvev(f)pai,i/Q3
167
by
avd.
avOaipeait;
avev(f)patva
=
158.
ei(^paii/<<>
strengfliened
Philon
Tetrab.
F.
I,
628, 20.
ov,
avv(f>pavTog,
{ei^paiva)
joyless.
Ptol.
2. Wliose character is not delineated. Dion. H. V, 467, 6.-3. That does not describe character. Longin. 34, 3. dvfjdovfL, the Latin anethum avqBov.
avfrj>6os, ov, (icjidos')
unboUed.
Galen. VI, 153

Pallad.
Diosc.
3,
60 (67).
(dvrjKoos) the not hearing or listen-
Aniyll.
apud
Orib. II, 338, 6.
avtjKOLa, as,
rj,
Laus. 1132 C.
dve(j)iKTos, ov, (((fnievfOfMi.)
ing.
Plut.
n, 502 C.
Isid.
Disobedience.
opposed to
Can.
out
2,
of reach, unattain15,
Apost. 85.
dvTjKoos,
ov,
353 A.
;
able.
Sept.
Mace.
I,
3,
nvL
Aristeas
Plut.
II,
disobedient
17, 10.
imrjKoos.
25.
Philon
59, 1.
11, 2l'8, 30.
780 F.
article.
Apollon. D. Synt. 43, 15, ds apdpov
Prov. 13, 1. Jer. 5, 23. Dion. H. n, 1121. 17 ro dvrjKoov, disobedience.

avr/Koais,
Sept.
Num.
irapddeinv, the
word aWriKav cannot take the

I,
Lucian.
(dv/jfo)),
9,
808.
Sext. 572, 3.
etc.
adv. by
not
to
hearing,
etc.
Plut.
of.
II,
avfxoimi
Jos.
to
endure,
Classical.
ehrclv.
145 G, exîv TWOS,

10, 17, 13, eêjv
be ignorant
Ant. 17,
avTov.
OiSevos
r)Vil)(ovTO
'ds
n,
to
Pnus. have never heard
Joann. Mosch. 2860

Tpbs
'ISrj
Mij dvexo/ievoj
iW
la-
of anything.
*dvrjkaTos, ov, (Jkavvm)
3036
B
to
Ovk ifviaxerd
bear
;
ha oKKos
mrexoimi.
aiira ycfiitrg vbtap.
2. In the phiopposed to
1,
ttots
not struck with a
ham-
mer ; opposed
4, 9, 17.
to eXaros.
Aristot. Meteorol.
losophy of Epictetus,
Epict. 4,
Sept.
Job
41, 15, SKp.a)v.
8, 20."
Gell. 17, 19 'Ai/e-
dvrjXfarros, ov,
11,
^=
f),
dvrjXi(jios.
Antyll.
apud
."
Orib.
Xov Koi oTrexov, bear and forbear. aveijfriTos, ov, (e\jfat) uncooked. Diosc.
414,
2.
140
dvrjXeitjfla, as,
the being dvrjXenrros
squalor,
diTv/'id,
as,
^,
Histor. 16, 13.

ave\jrLdSrjs, ov, 6,
= =
squdlidness.
dSfXcjiiS^,
Polyb.
3,
87, 2.
niece.
Nic. CP.
dvrjXi.dâ>
(rfXuiâ)),
to
expose
3,
to
the
sun.
Protagorid. apud Athen.

dve-^mSovs.
98.
Iambi. Adhort.
dvijXiKos (ijXocia), not
364.
dveyjfids, ov, 6,
2161,
b.
of age, under age. Porph. Adm. 187, 6.

(dXei0(o) not anointed.
I,
Inscr.
=. dibeXxîhovs, nephew. Theod. ni, 1277 C. Mai. 424, 20. Damasc. 11, 328 D. Nic. CP. Histor. 20, 6. Porph.
Adm.
187.
dvrjXKpos, ov,
Pilagr.
apud
58.
Orib.
381, 4.
n::^
Dion C.
dvaXafia.
56, 30, 2.
dvr)Xa>p.a,
aros, to,
Inscr. 3137,
dvrj^da-Ka
Vit. Nil.
dvrj^da.
Jun. 81 B. Dion. H. V, 239,
4.
dvrjXcoTos, ov, (ijXdca) not nailed,
Greg. Naz. Ill, 377 B,

dwjye/ioyeuTos,
ov,
prp-opiKriv.
as
9,
a
6.
shoe.
Orig.
I,
having no nails, 381 A. Dioclet. G.

Diod. 13,
(J]ycp.ovevtt>)
without leader,
I,
governor, or commandef.
Philon
337, 40. 694.
dvTjpfpcos {dvfipepos), adv. savagely.
696,43.
dmyyefioviKos,
^nôre. 12, 14.

rj,
iuaan.
II,'
23.
Ex. Vat. 112,
6v,
(jiyefioviKos)
unbecoming a
dvrjvefiea), r/o-ai,
14.
avtjvefios elpi.
Strab. 7,3, 18,
commander, undignified.
dvrjhovos,
ov,
Leo. Novell. 163.
p. 34, 4.
(^Sovr/) without pleasure, insipid.

3,
1.
dvrjvepia, as,
fj,
(dw^ve/ios)
a calm.
II,
Condemned
(Âdaeus).
Jos.
Ant. 17,
lust.
Tit.
from
Clim.
Themist.
B. 1253 A, free 385, 30 (319 D).
by
dvfip,
Lucian.
Ill,
6,
Anthol.
186.
225
5,
Lucian.
812
A,
riSovrj.
Anon. Med.
245,
dvbpos,
man.
fj
Sept.
Num.
12 'AvSpos
bread.
dvrjSovas, adv. without pleasure.
dvSpos idv Trapa^fi
yvvfj avToO, if
any man's
Cornut.
Sext.
Clem. A.
743 E.
II,
toife trespasses.
497 C.
dj/jj8iio-ro, ov,
dvrjpeprjTos, ov,
(rjpepeai)
9.
ever-moving.
dvqSvvTos.
avrjde\aiov, ov, ro, (avrfdov)

oil flavored
Plut.
I,
147.
Sext. 698,
dvfjdivov fXatov,
dvrjpepriTas, adv. without being
at rest.
with
dill.
Galen.
X, 534 E. Leo
Ill,
521, 29.
dvr}poa-lr], r}S,
Med.
X^.
111.
Ionic for
dvrjpocrla, as,
rj,
(dvrjpoTos)
'vfjBevTos, ov,
quid
Damasc.
of
dill.
692 C, oro1,
the not ploughing.
Sibyll. 3, 542.
(Read
ov,
oil
dvrj6ivov ? f) (Svrjdov)
dvYjO-ibapos, ov, (dvirifiL, 8S>pov)
sending up
gifts.
am]6ivos,
Diosc.
5, 75.
61,
Schol. Arisi.
dvr)<Tvxia, as,
rj,
Av. 971, epithet of y^.

(yia-vxla) uneasiness, viquietude.
eXaiov,
flavored with
dill.
Aret.
78 E.
Gafen. VI, 111 B.
avtidiTrjs, ov, 6,
3, oivos,
Carth. Can. 05.

dill.
dvrj6ivos,
of
Geopon.
Diosc.
3,
8,
avr/xos, ov, (^x')

vrixos.
having no sound; opposed to
flavored
is,
n-ilh dill.
dvTidoetSris,
(EIAO)
dill-like.
72
dv6ayidia> (dvTi, dyidfai) to sanctify in return.
Eustrat. 2304 A.
dvTidorrolrjTos, ov,
QidoTToiim) whose character is
dvdalpea-is, ems,
fj,
(avdaiptopm) the choosing of

Inscr. 2715, 12.
not
formed i immoral.
Cic. Att. 10,10.
one instead of another.
Digitized
by Microsoft
avdatpereov
avBaipcTcov z=z hei dvdaipe'urdai.
168
Synes. 1105
avdo^vr\<;
Plut. II, 830 E.
Aster. 165 B.
ov,
A.
dvBafiiKXTjtXiSt
eoiSi
rj^
paroxytone, dv5d|8a<ôs,
zzz
2.
Pro-
dvdoâ(p^t'
to
du3afnWa(rdai.
4, 4.
to,
Caesarius 981.
Genes.
avdeivos,
rj,
109,
6v,
21.
ac5o/3oXeo), rjo-a, (fidXKco) to
^=
avdivos.
Diod.
5, 40.
to.
strew with flowers.
throw flowers, to beMel. 105. Plut. I, 64^

211, 24.
dv6eKTiK6s, 6v, (avrexofjuii) holding
cleaving
F.
722 E.
App.
fj,
II,
Epict. 4, 11,
avBea-Tido)
3, Tiv6s. to
dvBoôKrjo-is, ea>s,
(dvdoôXfa) blossoming of
10, 59, 3.
(ypd<f>io)
to
(coriaco),
II,
entertain
I,
in
return.
plants.
Geopon.
^cro),
Philon
139, 28.
Pint.
927 D.
Lucian.
Clem. A.
622, 5,
dv6oypa<l)ea>,
paint flowers.
n, 407.
dvO^vTiKiis,
1,
T],
6v,
(avdea) flowering.
33, 19, ^xP""'dvdoSiaiTos, ov, (8/atTa) feeding

I,
Philon
bee.
on flowers, as a
732 C,
ri(7a>,
o-nepfia.
to be vigorous.
Mel. 108.
r)<Ttt>,
dvdecii,
2. To flourish, to be at wpos imaTr)p,r)v. the height of reputation, as applied to writ3. To cause to sprout Strah. 1, 2, 2. ers. 4. PartiTheod. I, 85 A, Xfifimvas. forth.
Philon
I,
avdoKOfito),
(avdoKOfws) to cultivate flowers.

{KpaTtai) to be master
Ill, 180,
Anthol. IV, 254, ôTovas.
dvdoKpaTfa,
ers ?
avBoKKT},
r)<Ta),
of flow-
Lucian.
ris,
r),
condemned.
(dvdt'Xjcai)
ciple,
fi
avBoiaa, blooming, applied to Con-
site direction, distraction.
stantinople.
Lyd.
86, 12.
dvdrjKiov, ov, to, {dvBrfKri')

2,
Chron. 528, 18.
Plut.
I,
498 E.
a pulling in an oppoPhilon I, 606, 25. n, 20 C. Clem. A. I, llOO

Iambi. Adhort. 356,
dvBvXKwv.
Diosc.
A.
dvdoXicos, ov, distracting.
214.
3,
163 (173).
Clgomed.
23.
IT,
dvdrjXtos, ov, 6, (dvTi, fj\tos) false sun.
Tov ^CKocroipciv.
dvBoXoyia, as,
ers.
17,
Philon
dv6rjvopos
97, 10.
Plut.
I,
894 F.
Diosc.
dv6r)p6v
BeMer. 403,
1,
(^dvdoXoyos) the culling offlowI,
656, 34 Tr)V dvdrjKiov aiyrjv. 120.
Lucian.
575.
akifios.
dvdoXoyiov, ov, to,
dv6Tjpo7rot.o>, rjaoi,
^=
ttoiS).
Germ. 364
77 B, in the plural.
2.
133.
preceding.
Clem. A. I, Anthology of epi-
C, TTjV Kklvrjv.
grams.
Philon
20.
I,
Eudoc.
M.
dvdrjponoUiKot, ov, (dvBrjpot, ttoiiciXoj) variegated

vnth flowers.
dv6o\6yos, ov, (Xeyoo) culling flowers.

Strat. 88.
Mel.
5.
666, 34, epyocs-
dvQrjpox'sCKos, ov, (j(eTKos) with

lips.
blooming or rosy
avdo/ioXoyeofuu,
to
confess.
Mai. 106,
Diod. n, 555, 37.
Polyb.
5,
56, 4.
Particularly, to confess
sins.
dvdrjpSis (av6rjp6s),
adv.
z=
xapUvTas, elegantly.
onis own faults or

Jos. Ant. 8, 10,
3,
Sept. Sir. 20,
Bid. A. 756 A.
dv6r)(Tvxdâi (Jjtrvxdâi), to be quiet in turn.
II,
App.
thanks;
2. ras dfiapnas. a Hebraism. Sept. Esdr.

(Toi.
1.
To
1, 8,
give
88.
304,
3.
Ps. 78, 13,
ISfecc. 3, 6, 33.
Luc.
2,
38.
avdricj)opia, ae, ^, (^dvdrjôpoi) the

ers.
bearing offlow-
Patriarch. 1069 A.
dvBofioXoyrjtTLs, eois,
rj,
Clim. 989 C.
(avOofwKoyeopui) mutual
Polyb. 32, 10, 12.
Sext.
dv6iep6a> (if pom), to consecrate
one thing instead

Hippol.
agreement, compact.
of another.
Plut.
II,
1117 C.
dvdiâ, to cause to flower or blossom.
852 B.
the Hebrew 'B^n, silk ? Aquil. Ezech. 16, 13 (Theodtn. p,f<Tm). Diod. II, 537, 63. dv6t.v6^, r), ov, party-colored.
avBip-ov, ov, TO,
231,8. 385,30. Esdr. 2, 3, 11. A.
2.
Sir.
Thanksgiving.
17,
27.
Sept.
I,
Orig.
461
avdoiroios, ov, (SvBos, ttoicio)
producing flowers.
'AydKKida-6to epqiios
Damasc.
\6(j)aiv
TTT,
824
Trjv dvBoiroiov i^ eprjpxuav

1
(Sept. Esai. 35,
609, 92, a-rpaipvri.
Strab. 3, 3,
7,
p. 240, 11.
Kcu dvOeiTa
as
Kpivov).
to
Diog.
avdiov,
4, 52.
Athen. 12, 24. 25.

little
dvBopiâ {opinio),
Diosc. 4,
Gelas. 1249
ter decree.
ov, TO,
avBos, floweret.
II,
A.
2.
make a counter definition. To promulgate a coun-
151 (153).
151, 19.
Clem. A.
80 B.
Leo. Novell. 179.
avBrnirapxris, ov, o, lieutenant hrrrdpxrfS.
Lyd.
152, 3.
dvdopuTfios, ov, 6, (avBopiâ) counter definition. Hermog. Bhet. 32, 17. 138, 11. 2. Sponsio,
avBuTfia, aros, to, (dv6lâ>)
ornament in dress.
Basil. Ill,
at law.
CAom.
553, 12.
Classical.
Clem. A.
I,
572 A.
dv6oâ<l)evs, coos, 6,
avBos, eos, TO, flower.
dvBo^dtpos.
v6v
2,
'AvOos mStDiosc.
8.
dpyeiiavr), dvdvXKis, irapBeviov.

3,
r]s,
289 A.
dv6oPa(j>fis,
es,
208.
(Svdos,
âwra) party-colored.
274, 5, aTpap.v^.
Sext.
dvBoarvvri,
143 (153). 145 (155). fj, bloom. Agath. Epig. 16,

rj,
Philon n, 478, 44.

34, 20.
avdoâcfiiKos,
rj,
dv6o<\>opLa, as,
(dvdocjiopos} the flowering or
6v,
fttesomin^ of plants. Caesarius 1000.
AchmM
Anthol.
preceding.
Damasc.
Ill,
165.
dv6n(f)vr]s,
e's, ((jivto) producing flowers. 134 (Crinagoras).
G02 D.
dv6oj3d(j)os,
ov, 6,
dyer in party-colored cloth.
II,
Digitized
by Microsoft
avdpaKapio<;
avBpampios, ov,
av6paKevs, eas,
6, zz:z 6,
169
Gloss,
AvOptoirofiop^LTai
ov,
following.
avdpaiToyewrjTos,
Basil. IV,
(yevvdw')
born
of man.
Cic. Att. 15, 5.
(avBpa^) maker of charcoal. App. n, 583, 81.
1104 A.
Clem. A.
av6pamoyvacjiiov, ou, tA, (yva(j)lov')
avBpwclas, ov, 6, black as charcoal,
Lucian.
II,
fulling men.
766 'Avdpweias Tts

avBpoKivos,
ov,
ISelv.
(fivdpa^)
of carbuncle.
60, 10.
Sept.
avOpamoyovea, rjaco, Philon n, 494, 43.

avBpamoyovla,
as,
17,
a place for 617 B. (yiyvopm) to create men.

1,
646, 44.
Esth.
1, 7.
Philon
I,
the creation
I,
miBpoKiTris, ov, o,
anthracites, a gem.
r),
Plin.
Apion.
Diosc.
1, 8.
Clem. A.
ov,
2,
of man. 829 B.
bitten
Jos.
36,
20./
(ypd(j)io)
avBpamohrjKTos,
1,
(fiaKva)
by a man.
a designing (delineating) with charcoal. Greg. Th. 1053 B. Philon I, dyBpdKoeiSris, is, (ElAQ) like coal.
dvdpaKoypacjiia, as,
jS48, 47.
178.
131.
dvdpanoeiSas (avSpanocibris), adv. in the shape Diog. 10, 139. Pseudo-X>(on. of a man.
du/BpaKOKaiarrjs,
ov,
6,
(icaiia)
=
a
1100 A.
dvdpoKevs.
dvOpawoOvrjaia, as,
^, (Bvija-Kio)
mortality
among
Plut.
Schol. Arist.
Ach. 326.
ij,
men.
Greg.
11.
Eustrat. 2369 B.
ov,
dvdpaKoiroiia, as,
(ttokm) coal-making.
dvBpairodvpos,
(^/adr) of manly
{dva-ia,
spirit.
Nyss.
Diosc.
Ill,
937 A.
ca>r,
fj,
988 D.
fj,
dv6pdK(o<Tis,
1,
(avSpaKow)
charring.
dvdpamoBva-ia, as,
fice.
Bva) human sacri15.
52.
6, the collier
Strab. 4, 4, 5, p. 310,
Plut. II,
avBpa^, oKos,
of the imperial palapyupoi, kow1 7, 75.
857 A.
dvBpamoBvrie),
Strab. 11, 4,
rjo-a,
7.
17,
ace?
Theoph. 616.
(Compare
to
offer
human
sacrifices.
kXeio;.)
Seal/, <5i/os,
Philon
II, 28, 21.
^,
an insect.
(dvBprivtov)
Diod.
like
dvdpamoKopiKos,
6v, (jiop.ca>) that
takes care of
er,
honeycomb.
men.
Themist. 230, 9 (186 D).
Plut. 11, 916 E.

dv6pa>7rape(TKeia,
as,
fj,
(av6pamdpe<TKOs)
man-
dvdpamoKTovea, fjca, (avBpairoKTovos) to kill or murder men. Orig. IV, 636 A. Porphyr.
pleasing, a species of flattery.

2.
Just. Apol. 1,
Abst.
2,
56, p.
203.
Greg. Naz.
I,
897
5asa. n, 825 C.
êrco,
A.
6e
dv6paynape<T<ia,
io
dvSpamdpecrKos,
to
seek to please
men rather than God.

ov,
Ignat.
Eom.
2.

(SvBpamos,
sense.
dvSpcmdpfiTKOs,
dpea-Ka)
men-
pleasing, in a
bad
6,
Sept. Ps. 52, 6:

Sal. 4, 8.
Clem. A. I, fj, m,an-slaying. 125 A. Orig. IV, 632 C. dvBpamokaTpcla, as, f], (avBpcojroKaTptjs) manCyrill. A. X, 296 A. worship. Leont. I,, 1273 C. Const. Ill, 869 A.
dvBpanroKTOvia, as,
Paul. Ephes.
10, p. 929.
6,
men-pleasers.
3, 14.
Theophil:
dvBpameia, as,
ij, humanity, the human race. Eus. IV, 245 B, ^ irpaTTj, the first appearance of man.
avBpamoXdTpqs, ov, 6, (Xdrpts) anthropolatra, man-worshipper. Athan. 11, 181 B. 1129 C. Greg. Naz. Ill, 185 C. 467 A.
Const. (536), 1001 D.
5,
Justinian. Cod.
1, 1,
^',
NeoToptor.
Cyrill.
Scyth. Vit. Sab.
dvdpamia,
r/a-a, to
be
a man.
is
Orig.
1,
1445
318 A.
avdpayrroXoyeo),
ijtria,
'Ev dvBpairovcrri i/fxs 'fp? rov
'Irjo-ov
(per-
(dv6panro\6yos)
1,
haps the true reading

evavdpanrea).
dv6panrqijis, fos,
f],
ivavdpamoia-ri
from
on man.
after the
Philon
282,
7.
2.
to
discourse
To speak
I,
(avBpama)
manner of men.
dv3pa>7ro\oyeiTai.
Philon
Basil.
427, 7
ivavdpamr)-
Tavra 8e
I,
752 A.
ms-
Aster. 345 A.
Did. A. 816
"Erfpa dvdpamoXoytjdevra nepi

{pAyeipos) one that cooks
dvdpamiKws (dvBpamiKos), adv. humanly, after the manner of men. Plut. JI, 999 B. Basil. 1, 597 B.
dvdpdmivos, ov,
ToC dve(j)iKT0v 'Beiov.
dvBpamopAycipos, ov,
6,
mn
or
human flesh.
ov,
Lucian.
II,
574.
=:
(Tvpp,eTpos, p.iKp6s.
Paul.
dvBparTTopipos,
{avBpamos,
pipeofuu)
manPlut.
6,
Rom.
Diog.
6, 19.
Chrys. IX, 542 A. B.

ov,
6,
imitating; having the
form of a man.
dvdpanriiTpos,
2,
{avBpamiât)
humanity.
to eat
II,
1158 C.
Tsend-Ignat. Antioch.
m-
70.
6t)koi.
dv6pa)7roôpea>, rjaa,
man flesh.
(dvBpamo^dpos) Eus. n, 64 A.
hu-
'Av8pa>Tropjip(j}iavoi, Siv, ol,
following.
Socr.
688 B.
flesh.
'
Soz. 1549 A.
5>v, ol,
avdpano^pia, as, fj, the eating of human Athenag. 969 A. Theophil. 3, 15.
KvBparropx)p<fi.Tm,
(dv6pa7r6pop(pos) Anr-
avdpawofiopos, ov, (SvOpamos, îfipaa-Kui) eating
thropomorphitae, Anthropomorphites, a sect. CyriU. Hieron. 11, 364. Cassian. I, 821 A.
human flesh.
2, 7.
PMo
II,
422, 41.
Theophil.
A. IX, 1065
A.
(titul.).
Caesarius 985.
Pseudo-/'Usi.
Const, in, 925 C.
dvBpamo^parros, ov, eaten by man.
Socr. 684 A.
Tim. Presb. 45 A. (See also Orig. II, 93 Theod. IH, 1141 A. IV,
1477 B.
22
428 B.)
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by Microsoft
av6pQ)Trojj,opcf)o<;
avdpmTTOiiopipos, ov, (avdpanros, /lopiîj) having
170
a Ex. Vat.
15, 49.
"^^"^VaXXao-o-to
nation from \6yos
human form.
52,
2.
li.^ ^^^
Diod.
II,
543, 27,
PAiZore
4.
cKK\ri<ria.
Valentin,
Strab. 16, 2, 35.-
I,
C, o Trpoav.
TTtos
Iren. 44Pr
^pud
50, 44.
182, 56.
Ignat.
11, 8.
3> Substantively,
adv.
ire
Smyrn.
7ren.
3,
of the Naassenes, sd
146, 61. 502;(a-dp^)
,
his consort iClem. A. I, 972 ô-c the 'AvdpaHippol. Haer. 132,

.
ro dv6pam6iiopcj}ov
59. 138, 54.
gg {Iren. 577' A).

_
pMvSpayopas.
Diosc. 4, 76.
Compare Hermes
Method.
dvdptoTTocrapKos,
ov,
I,
Tr. Poem)'
g 4_
avdpamofjioprjxiis,
human form.
'oit:.^
human
flesh
372 D.
avdpajrovoos, ov,
(voos)
understanding.
16, 10.
Strab. 15, 1, 29.
endowed mth human Ael. N. A.
avBpamoopju (avdpamos), to have the conception of a man. Plut. 11, 1120 D. (See also in7r6ofj,atj TOiôopxii.')
1756 C, Beds.' ' av6pa\ dv6pamd<rxrip.os, ov, (crxnfui) ^g^ -Pseud-Athan. IV, 476 D. Theophiit^ ^^073 dvdpamoTTjs, rfros, 17, humanity. Melito 1221 Iren. 1, 10, 3. B. of v,
(body).
Leont.
Christ.
Clementin.
9, 19.
I,
19, 21.
Sext. '^^49,
12. 250, 10.

the being dv6pam(ma6t]s.
Clem. A.
268 A.
Method,
avOpamoTrdSem,
Êus. II,
as,
rj,
41 A.
dvOpamoTOKos,
137 7 A.
Alciphr.2,\.
have
534,
avdpajiroTradeo), ^tro), to be dv6pat7ro7radr]s, to
human
46.
feelings.
Philon
I,
134, 26.
11,
Greg. ov, (tUtco) man-producing. Nyss. m, 1024 A, not to be used with refTheod. Mops. 992 B. erence to the Virgin. Cyrill. A. X, 144 B.
dvdpayjroTraSrjs, es,
(wdaxw,
iradeiv)
man
passions or feelings. Clem. A. I, 113 B. Orig.

adv.
with
having huPhilon I, 182, 8. I, 689 B. 1388 C,

passions or
21.
ov, {vmuraais) of human Pseud-^Âan. IV, 925 B. dv6pmiT0(âvfis, is, {(palvofiai) having the appearance of man. Philostrg. 497 B.
dvdpamoihroaTaTos,
hypostasis.
dv6pamo7m6S>s,
feelings,
human
dv6pamo(f>ddpos,
ov,
{(\>6eLpa>)
man -destroying.
Greg.
humanly.
Hermog. Rhet. 376,

6, (Trapa^lSafii)
Euchait. 1131 B.
dvdpatTTocliopos, ov, ((jiepco')
Basil.
I,
308 C.
man-bedring.
av3pomo7rapa86rTjSj ov,
who teaches
Naz.
m,
200 C,
rj,
Beds, in
human
form.
dvdpamoXaTpeia,
dvdpuyjTOTTkacTTeai,
an
rj(ra3,
epithet
of Nestorius.
to
dvBpairocjiviKds,
dv,
^=
dv6pa>7To<j)vris.
Pseudo-
Joann. Nic. 1449 B.

(^dvdpayjroTrXdxrTTjs)
Dion. 1033 A,
akfideiai.
dv6pco7ra>wfios, ov, (pvopâ)
with a
human name.
Anton.
4, 20.
form or
^fids-
create men.
Method. 49 C.
(TrAawiriu)
53 C,
Atiast. Sin.
1288 A.
dvBvXKiov, ov, TO, (avdos) floweret.

ov,
I, 6,
dv6payiT0Tikd(TTr]s,
creator
of
2.
2, 3,
Anthyllion
I'Sof,
J),
fivos Sra.
Diosc.
man.
2
Philon
s).
as,
652, 42.
214.
dvSpamoTTolrjTos, ov, (noieto)
made by man. Barn.

creation
dvdvXKts,
anthyllis, an herb.
(Codex
143 (153).
Diosc. Lex. Botan. 'AvdvXKis, to Xev-
dvBpayrroua,
rj,
(dvOpoynOTToios^
I,
of
KdvSciwv.
man.
C.
Lucian.
189.
Greg. Nyss. U, 32
avdvXKov, ov, to,
preceding.
Diosc.
3,
143
(153).
_
dvOptoTToirotos, ov, (ttoUo)^ creating
man. Lucian.
dvdvndyio, to bring under, refer
to, to
class with.
m,
45
^n
dvBpiavTOTroLos.
Tatian. 10, IIpo-

Tai Tois dvToiwfiiais.
Iirj6evs.
C Ta 280 C
apBpa dvOmrdyf367 C. Conj.
dvBpanowpeirrjs,
Cyrill.
s,
(TrpfVo))
man -befitting.
480,
23.
28 Tots o^v8e(rp.0Ls dvBvTrdyovTai.

9.
A. X, 196 B.
adv.
as
Pseudo-i>iora. 181 C.
Synt. 12,
19, 25.
fj,
397 A.
dvdpamoTrpeTrms,
befits
dvBvTrayaiyfi, ^r,
reference
to,
correspondence.
Diad. 1145 B.
avCpamos,
'O
Just.
ov, 6,
Cyrill. ,4.
Marc. X, 116 C. 269 B.
man.
74, 3.
dv6vTraKoia) (vvaKovu)), to correspond.

92,
Nicom.
Pseudo-7)ion. 209 B.
fj,
human
e| dvSpimuiv
Tryph.
9.
C. 57, 23, 1.
man, woman. inhuman. Martyr. Path. 1424 B. Dion Bus. n, 769 C. "Ai/^/awTrof
being,
TO
tO"ft).
95,
TO
STTtTpiTa.
dvdvTraWayrj, ^s,
^, (dv6v7raKKdiT(T(o)
interchange
ditdvBpamos,
of words, cases, or moods.
Apollon. D. Pron.
15.
291 E.
Trraaeaiv.
Conj. 502,
3.
Synt. 213, 20, tZv

to
Ysendo-Demetr. 32,
avBpomos, what
Lev. 17,
3.
2.
man
40.
soever, whosoever.
Sept.
dvdv7rdWd(T(Tm (uTroXXdircrco),
Vir,
man, not woman.

6, 8.
Sept. Esdr.
1, 9,
Patriarch. 1044 D.
3.
Tobit
Ecel.
7,
28.
exchange one thing for another, to interchange. Philon II, 440, 38 Bvryrov dvr dSavdrov fiiov. avdvirrfWd|oj/To.
Man,
in the sense
15.
539, 22
'
AvBvmiWdâTO Tvdpmv "KvTo

p-fpos
o{ servant, attendant.
602.
Mai. 163,
73, 12.
Theopth.
Spov.
Apollon. D. Adv. 594, 27
Porph.
Adm.
Tlieoph. Cont.
375, 11, et
alibi,
4.
Antliro'pos,
Tov Xoyov dvBvirtjXKaKTai,
by anthypallage.
n,
the
archetypal
man
of the Valentinians, an ema-
'Psoudo-Demetr. 32, 11, to imply the figure anthypallage.
Digitized
by Microsoft
avvviravraa
avdvTravrda
meet. (inavrdto), L.
1.
171
run
to
occurro, to
piai), as Ti'r ypa\j/ev; 'E-y<a.
Sext. 287, 18.
Lonyin. 18,
(yjTapxa),
Anast, Sin. 260 B.

to
Clementin.
1, 4.
rj,
avdvirapx"!
exist
in
opposition.
avBvTTOôpd, as,
{dvdvTroffiepa)
anthypo-
Plut. II, 960 B,
T^ \oyiK^.
(avSvTraTevay L. proconsula-
dvdimaTfla, as,
tus,
17,
proconsulate.
8, 1.
Herodn.
to
7, 5, 3.
Justinian.
Novell.
31, 1.
avBimaTevto,
V(tco,
18, 12, T^s 'Axatas.

II,
5,
136,
2.
2.
Luc. Act. 887 F. App. Martyr. Polyc. 21. Herodn. 7,

be avdvitaros.
an arguDion. H. VI, 1121, 5. Quintil. 9, Apollon. D. Synt. 72, 26, as Tij 2, 106. TpiKJimv; Oiros. Clem. A. I, 1141 J). Orig. II, 1057 B, objection.
,
pbora
reply to a question, or to
ment.
PluL
I,
dvdv7Toxa>prj<ns, eas,
rj,
{v7rox<opeio)
a giving way
in turn.
av6v(j)aipea>
Plut. II, 903 D.
(yâipem),
1
to
take
dvBvTTonavos,
C, x<P"a. 30,
fj,
6v,
=z
following.
Carth. 1252
1,
Sept. Lev. 27,

dv6\r<^6a>
Can. 33.
7,
8, diro
nvos.
away in return. Dion C. 48, 33, 4.

Sept. Reg. 4, 22,
ii^do) in turn.
Caesarius 977.
Theoph.
eWfcfj/ is
^'.
di',
dv6^ &v, because.
avfliwarticds, ^,
Ij.
proconsularis, proconsular.
>Jon C. 58,
7, 4.
19 Ae^' &v
on
Classical.
dv6' &v alone.
Plut. II, 277 E.

ai/ûTrdrttrcra,
rjs,
r/,
the
wife of
an
avdinraros.
Cont. 139, 9 'Ai/6' &v evsKiv, superfluous.

dv8a>po<TK0TTia>
where
in
Porph. Cer. 67, 18.

dvBvnaTOTraTpiKioi,
TpiKioi.
<ov, ol,
(MpocTKOTTco)
an opposite
avdimaToi, Kai na-
dvBvnaTos, ov, (dvTi, vnaTos)

PZ.
Porph. Cer. 485, 17. L. proconsularis, proconsular. Dion. H. Ill, 1784, 17. 1922,
5.
I,
Ptol. Tetrab. 200. 201. dvidrpevTos, ov, (laTpeuto) not cured : incurable.
direction.
Sophrns. 3665 C.
Damasc.
I,
968 B.
Basil.
316 C.
II,
X!on
C
b. 7,
55, 13, 5.
2.
dviBios, ov, (I'Stos) without
kinsmen.
IV,
225 B.
dviepapxia,
Joann- Mosch. 3040 A.

as,
Substantively, proconsul.
28, 5, 6.
Polyb. 21,
622, 94.
8, 11.
Diod.
1785.
512, 14.
Dion.
rarchy
H.
m,
Inscr. 3902,
3935.
et alibi.
PWon
Plut.
(iepapxla) unhallowed hie^, a travesty of kpapxia. Theoph. Cont. 663 'O dvUpos ra dvicpco ttjv dvLpapxlav
;
n, 592, 14.
487 B.
815 A.
Luc. Act. 13,
dviepas eirccrfjipayi^fTO.
dvBmtelKw (vTreUa)), to yield in turn.
U,
dviiparos, ov, {Updo/iai) unhallowed, without re-
815 B.
17,
dvSvTTeiîs, e<os,
1006 A, aXXjjXots. mutual concession.
ligious ceremony.
Leo. Novell. 73.

dviepoa,
Jos.
to
Plut.
U,
dviepeva
(ifpfuio)
;:=
consecrate.
1,
Men. Ephes. apud

flfVOS.
Apion.
without
18,
Tt-
djiBvirepâHXo) (irrepâkXa), to surpass in turn. Jos. Ant. 16, 7, 2.
dviepoKoyrjTas
VTre pharos),
(iepoXoyeai),
religious
dvOvirepâTas
sequenlly
? ?
(avri,
adv.
incon-
ceremony.
dvUpos,
ov,
Nic. CP. 1064 B.
Epiph.
to he
I,
unless we read avvnepâTcos. 1004 C. n, 365 B.

to
not consecrated, as a priest.

consecrate.
Strab.
9,
Tim.
II,
Presb. 74 A.
dvtepoco
dvBmrepxoiuu (imipxopai),
Synt. 95,
6, Tj^v T<ov
take the place of,
(Up6ta),
6,
to
Dion. H.
3, 4.
substituted in the place of.

9,
Apollon. D.
112,
1262,
13.
a
9.
feast.
4,
1,
13,
Kara iravros rov 6v6p.aTOs.

in turn.
293,
ovopaTcav crvvTo^tv.
dvdvTrofiaivtt)
dviipms {dvUpos), adv. impiously.
Clem. A.
I,
vTrofiaivo)
Caesarius
Jos.
88 A.
dviepiocris, ea>s,
fj,
1012.
dvBvnoKpivopju, to feign, etc.
Classical.
(dviepoa) consecration.
Dion.
H.
II,
924, 8.
m,
etc.
1640, 13.
Leo. Novell.
I,
B. J. 1, 11, 6. App. n, 679, 1, iraBelv n. dvBvnoKpoia (yiroKpovw), to contradict by asking. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 584 C, nvl n.
I
86, p.ovao'Trjplov.
dvtcpwreov
dviripi, to
Sfi dviepovv.
Philon
184, 33.
to
avBvTToKdno) (im-okeiTrm), to leave in turn.

Ion II, 505, 18.
dv6vTTopA,pvl](TKa>
Phi-
rise
send up, from bed.
Classical.
duels
to
Diod. 17, 56.

Simoc. 211,
7.
dvimv.
2. Aorist 3. PartiPorphyr.
Iambi. never says
'AviepM,
(ynopip,vr)(TK<o) ,
remind in
ciple, dvapivos, loose, remiss, slack.
turn.
Method. 396 C.
(iiropitra-a)), to
Prosod. 103,
Toxris, the
grave accent.
dvOvitopia-a-o)
make a counterneuter.
V. P. 140, dveipevicntpos.
dvUavos,
ov, (iKoi/dy) insatiabilis, that
mine.
Polyaen.
av6v7roa-Tpe(f)a>
6,
16.
v7roaTpe<f>a>, to return,
"Enough."
incapable.
dviKavoTr/s, rjTos,
I,
Epict. 4,
1,
106.
2.
Unable,
Clim. 1188
D.
Vit.
Nicol. S. 885 C.
Heliod.
f),
dvSwiroriSriiu (tJjroTi'ftjfu), to substitute.
Aristeas
Pach. n, 175, 22. (dvUavos) incapacity. Epiph.

2,
30.
27.
dii6v7r(XJ)pio
176 A.
(ywo(j>epa), to reply to a statement. Dion. H. VI, 1121, 2. Plut. II, 939 A. 76 D, jrpbs Toivavriov. Apollon. D. Pron. 289 C
dvUryrov, to,
3,
avrjBov, (rpiKa^ rpax^la.
Diosc.
60 (67). 4, 142 (144). dviKi (mi)), adv. without victory.

21, 2.
Dion C.
61,
AS dv6v7ro(jiep6iuvai, rois mtrfuuriv (avravv-
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by Microsoft
avtKfia^co
dw/c/KjfQ), do-o), (aviKjjMs)
to
172
dry.
'
apoSevTOi
resurrexit.
to
2,
JiviKfiaôfuu,
\_SepL Reg.
1,
15,
12
dveirroKcf-
evaporate.
aviKfioaTiov
33.
Diosc.
11.
4, 65, p.
557.
active.]
dvioTopeo), Tjo-a, to paint
8eT aviKnaêiv.
Diosc. lobol.
a picture.
Damage.
n, 313 B.
332, 19.
Plut.
II,
321 C.
Cedr.
rj,
Theqph. Cont. 322, 11.

238.
di/iXaoTOf, ov, (tKcuTKOjMii) not to be propitiated,
II,
unmerciful.
di/iXfos, ov,
170 C.
Jacob.
2, 13, v.
1.
dvia-TopTja-la, as,
(dviaroprjTos}
1,
ignorance of
(JXaos) merciless.
history.
Cic. Att. 6,
18.
aviKcoiS, di/eXeof.
dvta-TopijTos, ov, ({.(TTopea)
unknown, unexplored.
di'iXXaûi (cl'XXa), I'XXo)), to feign, to act
a part.
1.
Agathar. 149,
4, p. 188.
2,
country.
731
Plolin.
I,
100, 14.
PIuLU,
C 2.
Jos. B. J.
2,
16,
Not
hav-
Bekker, 105, 13 ' AvtWo/ievrj,

avifirio-K, ems,
Ka6v7roKpwoiJi,tvri
ing inquired into, unacquainted with.

12, 3, 2, TrepL nvos.
Polyb.
404, 21.
Kvplas Be dviWetrdai to aira^LOvv.

fj,
Dion Chrys.
Plut.
I,
{avijma>)
a drawing up.
so. nofui,
Dion.
dvia-iTrjs
Epict.
1, 6, 23, TovTcov.
Alex. 1341 B.
avuTOTOV, ov, TO, {auiaov)
olvos.
dvitTTopfjTois,
adv. ignorantly.
I,
889 C,
2,
exeiv Tiv6s, to be ignorant
of anything,
Strab.
1,.
Orib.
I,
434,
9.
Alex. Trail. 566.
dviax'opos, ov, (la-xvpos) powerless.
avuriTrji, ov, 6, {avurov)
flavored with anise-seed.
36, p. 135, 9.
Geopon.
Philon power.
I,
8, 4, olvos.
avuTxvs,
v, (Icrxis)
without strength.
Sept. Esai.
ivuro&pofios, ov,
(laoSpofios)
1.
of unequal speed. of
the
40, 30.
143,
dviTeov
Ant. Mon. 1481 D. Dion. H. V, 481, 10, SeZ dvievai.
aviaoSvvafios, ov, (la-oSivaiios) not
same
oBev eê^rjfiev els Tavra.

Avix^vs, v, (ixSis) without fish, as
16, 1, 21.
Schol.
Heph.
1,
14, p. 11.
a lake. Strobe
Lucian,
avuroet&ris, es,
(i(ror,
EIAQ) of unequal form.

to
Porphyr. Vit. Pyth. 84.

dvuroKpaTea,
ijirai,
dvixvevTos, ov, (Ixveia^ not tracked.
(laoKpaTqs)
have unequal
n, 435.
'Avva,
J), Anna, the wife of Joakim and j]s, mother of the Virgin. PseudcK/acoJ. passim. dwaKws, ov, the Latin annalis evtava-ios. Justinian. Cod. 1, 3, 46, 6', 'Awd\ui irpe-
power.
Sext. 492, 22.

ov,
aviaop.erpos,
(lo-dêi-poy)
incommensurate.
length.
Aret. 51 D.
avLaop-TjHxis,
es,
(IcrojuiK-qs)
of unequal
,
Galen. XIII, 699 C.

*avi(Tov,
ff/Sfia,
annalia legata.
ij,
um anise. Alexis. Leb. 2, 7. Diosc. 3, 58 (65). Ruf. apud Orib. II, 122, 10. [The Arabic y an sun
ov, TO,
an
i s
'Avvi^diKos,
1, 3, 2.
ov, QAvvlfias')
of Hannibal. Polyb.
Polyb.
1, 19, 7.
'Avvlâs, ov or a, 6, Hannibal.
1, 68,
is tlie
prototype of avi(Tov.'\
8 'O (car 'Awlfiav ttoXc/ios, the
war con^
avio'orraxris, es, (laôrra^rjs)
of unequal
thickness.
Galen.
Xm,
699 C.
ducted by Hannibal, the second Punic war. Diod. II, 512, 25. Strab. 5, 4, 6.
'AvvLêios,
p.
ov,
avia-oriKarqs, es, (icrojrXaTTji)
of unequal breadth.
Heron Jun.
136, 19.
447 TO
I,
'Ai/ct/Sem, the
Strab. 6, 3, 4, of Hannibal. wars with Hannibal.

to side
of unequal strength. A. I, 180 C. avia-oTaxris, ff, (t(7ora;(ijs) of unequal velocity. Philon n, 637, 42. Prod. Parmen. 568
aj>ta'0<r6evrjs, es, (IcroarBevris)
dwi/Sifd), iVo), ('AwijSas)
with
HannibaL
Clem.
Galen. V, 379 E.
CyriU.
Plut.
303 A.
'AvviKepeios, ov,
A.
Sj'j'oi',
I,
{'AwUepis} of Anniceris. 1077 A.
TO,
\ivov,flax.
Diosc.
2,
125.
avia-oTaxos, ov,
^^
preceding.
Prod. Parmen.
dwova, incorrect for dvvava.

avvovpXvos or dvovjiivos, see dfivov/uov.
568 (158).
a.via-6Ti.\xos,
ov,
(loroTt/ios)
of unequal honor.
:=; Svurov.
dvvava, as,
fj,
the Latin a n n o n a
2,
Greg. Naz. n, 93 A.
avKTovp,,
3,
684 B.
Diosc.
2.
Antec.
11, 6.
Gregent. 580
Macar. A.
the Latin 58 (65).

es,
anisum
Lyd.69,n.
Doroth.
dvia-ovyjnjs,
(la-ov\jnis)
of unequal of unlike
height.
Apollod. Arch. 15.

dvia-o(f>vris,
es,
(iVo0uijs)
nature.
CyriU. A.
dviaoxpovos,
VHI,
ov,
223,11. Justinian. JHovell. S, 1629 A. VU. Epiph. 104 B. Chron. 540. Theoph. 230, 19. Basilic. 57, 7, 3. (Compare Euagr. 2512 A Tijv roC o-iTrjpeariov xopVYâv. 2684 C Tib 8ij/ T-fflr
Srjp.oo'iav dneveififv.)
701 A, dXX^Xois.
BvâvTimv oiTria-w
time.
(iirdp^povos)
II,
of unequal
dwaivevopai {dvvmva),
to receive
aunouam
MB.
accipio,
Inscr.
Herod, apud Orib.

52, as the feet
166, 14.
Aristid. Q.
an allowance of provisions.
apTOvs <TiTivovs
ov,
r/,
dvtordo)
and
to
5128
raise
Tjfiepav
dvitrTTjiu,
7.
from the dead.
awavuiKos,
21.
annonarius.
Sext. 658,
dvifTTr)p,i,
Lyd. 230. *
Strab.
to raise.
'AviaTapnu, to rise from the
dead.
Orig.
I,
828
dvoSevTos, ov, (oSeuco) impassable road.

16, 4, 23, p. 836,
'AXi/fiSr dveo-Trj,
vere
18 Ueâ
{,(ravros
dv6hevTa
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9.
els
AevK^v
Kwfirjv.
dvoiKia-pos, ov, 6,
App. n, 667,
*avo8ia, as,
76, 17.
Strab. 9, 2, 17.
o,
rj, (SvoSos^ impassahleness : places having no roads; in the singular or plural.
avouaarrjs, ov,
= =
preceding.
Diod. Ex. Vat Herodn. 3, 6, 20.

axoiKicrctf.
o avoiKiQav or
Schol. Theocr. 5, 72.

dvoiKoh6p,rfros, ov,
5,
Ceb. 27 nKavwvTOL dvobia.
Polyh.
3, 19,
{piKoiopfoi) unbuilt.
Sih'yU.
OJ
fie
TrKeiavs avohiq Kara ttjs vri<rov Suawdpii4, 57,

5,
409.
a-av,
over places without roads.
Am13, 6
*dvoiKov6prjTos, ov, (olKovopAa) unarranged, not
viaas Tois dvobiais tovs

19,
I,
96".
KpTjfuiois.
well ordered.
Mach. apud Athen.

Longin. 33,
style.
5,
8,
26.
'Avofii'a fcai 7rpoTpo7rd8r]v (Tuve/Sij tjjvyflv.
Diod.
Clemeniin. 92 B.
badly man-
Strab. 11, 13, 4.
16, 4, 23.
PhUon
14,
fie
195, 10.
316,
22.
680,
11.
11,
11.
2. Ignorant of management.
E.
Schol. Arist.
aged or arranged, as to
Aster. 232 D.
Plut. U, 517
(Compare Polyh.
ipriiuais.
5, 18,
1,
3 IlepieXBiav
rats
Aeh. 388.
Herodn.
10, 6 Aa rpaêias koi
o/Sarov oSomopias.y
avoSos, ov, ^, (ofior) dve\ev(Tis, avoXijx^t;, the ascension of Christ. Just. Tryph. 82, ^ tls
oipavov.
toration
Basil. Sel.
481 B.
its
2>
The
res-
of the soul to
(dvoi/Tos)
original
state.
6, (dvotya) opener, one who opens. Apollon D. Synt. 324, 6. dvoiKTos, rj, ov, open; opposed to leKeiaTos. B'abr. 59, 11. Lucian. II, 90. Chrys. VII, 60 B. Leont. Cypr. 1677 C, dvpa. dvoUrpas (Svoutrpos), adv. unmercifully. Liber.
dvoUrr/s, ov,
Hierocl.
dvoqala,
Carm. Aur. 144,

^,
3.
50, 1.
dvoivia, as,
fj,
as,
inconceivableness.
(ou/os)
=^
doivla, abstinence
from
Pseudo-Dion. 588 B.
dvorjTea, ijaa), to be dvorjTos
',
wine.
Bus.
a>v,
the
word
I,
Noiji-ds,
Noetus,
with a play upon a heresiarch.
dvolûi,
TO,
11,
1432 C.
avoi^ts.
Anon. Byz. 1309 C
Ta
dvolîa tov vaov.
Epiph.
1004 D.
Svoiîs, etas,
wmtfTos, ov, not thinking, not capable
of conceiving of anything. Clem. A. U, 605 D, t^s Themist. 12, 26 (11 D), twos. dKrjdetas. For the dvdijTov of ApoUinaris, see Athan. n, 804 B. 1096 B. Greg. Nyss. 11, 1181 C. (Compare Plat. Tun. 44 B. Plut. IE, 943 B.
1003 A.)
dvodevTias (dvoBevTos), adv. genuinely.
rj, plural al dvoiêis, the opening of a church for the first time after it has been consecrated. Porph. Cer. 534, 12. Balsam. 2. The reopening of a ad Concil. VI, 31. church, the restoration of the sacredness of a church that has been desecrated by heathens or heretics, or in which a death or birth has occurred. Euchol. p. 482 Ei^^ em
Epiph.
dvoiêi eKKkqaias diTo aiperiKav êîjKa>6el(Tr]s.
ni, 241 C.
NU. 560 D.
Philon I, 454, 23. Philon I, 316, 38.
dvoKiyapas, adv. ^=.

Clim. 600 A.
ovk.
or
/aij
oKi/yapas.
Vit.
avodos, ov, (vodos) genuine.

dv66(as, adv. genuinely.
&void, as,
fj,
ignorance.
Sept. Ps. 21, 2.
(ComSept.
pare Just. Tryph. 99.)

Svoiypa, oTos, rb, (dvolyio) opening, door.
dvop^pia z= op^pea strengthened by dvd. Sept. Sir. 18, 29. Philon I, 200, 12. 341, 47. 575, 10. Method. 117 B.
dvopripa, aros, t6, (dvopea) transgression
of
the
Reg.
3, 14, 6.
Aquil.
Num.
4, 26.
law,
sin,
1, 9.
wickedness.
3, 14.
Sept.
Lev.
20,
14.
dvoiyvva
r=
dvolywpj,.
dvotya, to open a shop for trade.
Pseudo-Demetr. 56, 7. Leont. Cypr.

to
els
Sap. Ant.
Diod.
4, 44, et alibi.
Jos.
8, 10, 2.
1740
tive.
Mid. dvoiyopAU, App. n, 841, 58,
open, intransiTr)v
dvopoyevfjs, es,
eoTrepav,
332, 17 et alibi.
dvopoeiSrjs, es,
opening or looking towards the west.
Porph.
Adm.
75 Toi) Kaipov dvotyofievov, at the open-
2. To open, ing of the year, in the spring. intransitive. Porph. Cer. 601. [Îren. 625
Myst. 59,
202, 4.
5.
dvopo^rjKos, ov,
^voixevai.]
etas, ^,
dvopoioyevTjs, es,
dvoLhavdLs,
(dvoibaivai) inflation.
Plotin.
1,
20, 2.
I,
n, 831,
dvoUews,
96, 8,
14.
Clem. A.
inappropriate.
opoioyevr]s. Epict. ovx ^ Sext. 11, 29. Galen. IH, 7 A. 1036 A. Diog. 10, 32.
as,
n,
= = = =
oiix
Sext. or pfj 6poyevf)s. Clem. A. I, 1036 A.

pr)
oix or ovx or
opoeibfjs.
lambL
Sext.
pf;
opoCrjKos.
ov, (olKetos)
Polyb.
5,
dvopoioeiSeia,
the
being
dvopowetSris.
wpdypa.
6, 10, 1,
r^s jrpoBecreios.
24, 5,
4,
Apollon. D. Pron. 389 A.

dvopoujKaraXriKTos, ov,
KTOs.
13, Ttjs ISias aipe(Tea>s koi (jwireios.

5,
Trjs
Diod.
oiix or pf) opoioKarakq-
ia-Toplas.
Plut.
II,
102 A.
Artem.
Synes.
301.
Sext. 17, 25.

f),
16, 31.
dvoiKeioTris, tjTos,
inappropriateness.
1453 C.
dvoUuTis,
ecos, ^,
ApoUon. D. Synt. 167, 28. dvopoioova-ws, ov, (dvopoios) of unlike ova-la. Athan. n, 801 A. dvopoi&irraros, ov, (Trrmo-is) not of a like case,
as in the expression ava^ dvSp&v, where the case of dji&pmv is different from that of ava^.
(dvoiKtâi)
a removing of a peo-
ple from their original habitation.
App.
I,
419,
7.
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by Microsoft
avofj,oio<s
174
dvopyrjTos, ov,
avov(Ji,(o<s
avoiioios, ov, unlike, dissimilar,
tians
ova-ia
used by the Aeand Eunomians with reference to the
avopyos.
Phryn. P.
to
S. 3, 24.
Moer.
Diosc.
Anlyll.
11.
ijtro),
of the Son. Athan. I, 433 A, tov wan, 744 B To dvofwcov vioi irpos narepa. 748 C, ra naTpL Basil. I, 500 B. IV, 73 A. 249 B. 468 D Trjs vvv jrepiBpvXKovp.iirqs dcreDid, A. jSet'aff, TTJs Kara to dvofiotov Xeyoj. 332 A. Theod.lV,in (Compare Dw/i. Alex. 1269 B.) 2. Substantively, d 'Av6fioios, Anomoeus, an Anomoean, a name given to the followers of Aetius and Eunomius, who maintained that the Son was essentially unlike the Father. Athan. 11, 749 A. 1041 Basil. I, 208 C. HI, 601 D. IV, 773 A. JiConst. I, 1. Greg. Nyss. II, 261 D. Ampliil. 96 C. Epiph. II, 337 C. 516 B.
rpos.
dvopeKTea,
(dvopeKTos)
v.
I,
1.
5,
17 as
Orih.
Galen.
8.
have no appetite. 11, 264 D.

11,
apud
416,
339, 11.
dvopfKTos, ov, (opiyopAu) without appetite or deDiosc. 5, 17. 49. 2, 199, p. 313, Trpbs .Hrc.
dcfipoSttna.
Plut.
Herod, apud Orib. I, 421, 8. n, 460 A. 664 A. 687 C. Galen. VI,
349 B.
Hermes Tr. dvopeKTms, adv. without appetite. Clem. A. Cass. 164, 29. latrom. 389, 23.
II,
444 A.
Pallad. Laus. 1050 D,
ex'îv ircpX
TO ^paipa.
*dvopf^la, as,
fj,
Tim. Locr. 102 E. Diosc.

p. 254.
(dvopfKTOs) want of appetite. 3, 23 (26). 2, 132,

21, p. 9.
dvo\ioi6iTTpo<pos, ov, (ô-Tpocfir))

liJje
consisting
9, 3.
of unref-
Moschn.
to
strophes.
Heph. Poem.
fj,
dvopdid^co,
prick up the ears.

ov,
Philon
11,
di/ofioiorrjs, tjtos,
the being dvopxjioi,
with
282, 18.
483, 33.
rj,
erence to the
Ill,
Anomoean
doctrine.
Basil.
dvopBonepnrarqTiKOS,
(dvd, 6p66s, iTfpma^
IV, 781 B. dvopoiovo-iao'rTjs, ov, o, one who asserts

601 B.
is
Tea) walking
that the
I,
erect,
an epithet of man. PseudAnast. Sin. 68 B.
Athan. IV, 533 C.

dvopSato-is, 0)s,
Tj,
Son
A.
dvopoioovaLos
ra
narpi.
Basil.
752
(jLvop66(o)
setting
5,
upright
again, restoration.
Polyb. 15, 20,

excited
changed
dvofxoKoyio), rjato, (opoXoyeio) to acknowledge, to
by Casaubon
dvopprjTos,
ov,
into iiravopBcocnv.
Cornut. 75.
recognize as canonical; used with reference

to the canonical
(dvopudai)
mentally.
books of the
3,
New
Testa-
ment,
ûs. H. E.
rj,
38, et alibi.
dvopoKoyia, as,
(^dvop>6\oyos) discrepancy, dis2, 3, 3.
Did. A. 905 B. dvoppiô) (oppiâi), to take a ship out of harbor. Dion C. 48, 48, 2, ray vavs es to TreXayos.
Erotian. 98.
42,
7,
agreement.
7,
Strab.
10, 3, 3.
12, 8,
2 -a-dai.
tSiu (rvyypa(j>eaiv, contradictory statements.

title
dvoo'tovpyrjpa, aTos, to, (dvoatovpyeto) unholy act.
Epict. II, 450 C Uepl dvofioKoyias, the a work of Chrysippus.

dvojioKoyos, ov,
dictory.
(fijioKoyos)
of
Philon U, ISh
dv6<TTT)Tos,
OV,
1.
220, 28.
discrepant, contra-
Antip.
10, 21
Sext. 360, 2.
from which no man returns. S. 110, )(S>pos. (Compare Sept. Job npo TOV p,e nopfvBrjvai o6ev ovK dvamuch body
Plut.
dvopoXoyas, adv. inconsistently. Porphyr. Abst.

1,
aTpeyj/Q).)
40, p. 178.
*SvouTos, ov, not vdoTipMs, without

Ptol.
dvopoovaios, ov, not op/iovcrios.
On. 1289
(strength).
11,
Theophr. C. P.
ov,
(vo<T(f>iâ>)
I,
4, 13, 2.
D.
dv6va, incorrect for dvvSyva.
dvoveidta-Tws
(oi/etSi'fti)),
915 C.
not
dvoa-cfita-Tos,
taken
Diosc.
away.
96.
adv. without reproach.

not
be
Vsendo-Chrys.
817 B.
2,
1,
Herm. Sim.
dvovop.ao'Tos,
9, 24.
dvoTUTTos, OV, (i/oTifm) not wet.

to
ov,
is
(ovopdô))
na^ned,
whose name
1277 B.
unutterable.
Anon. Valent.
Prooem. p. n, 157, 2.
8,
tottos.
Archigen. apud Orxb.
Iren. 561 A.
677A, innomi-
317 C. 2. Anonomastus, an emanation from apprjTos. Epiphanes apud Iren. 568 B et Hippol. Haer.
I,
natus.
Clem. A.
Avov^lSecov, ov, t6, ^'Avovîs) temple of Anubis. Lucian. II, 537, v. 1. 'Avov^l&iov.
dvovpivQs, see dBvovpiov.
dvova-iaoTos,
ov,
following.
Hermes
Tr.
292,
1.
294, 13. Apollin. L.
Poem.
apud Anast.
avova-ios,
21, 5.
a,
avoosyov, without vovs.

Sin. 1184 A.
ov,
(dv-, ovcria)
having no
oicria.
Iren. 596 A.
Doctr.
dv&mv (pms,
to
ottiVo)),
adv. backwards
Karomv.
Hippol. 596
; opposed A, rearing, as a
Orient.
660 C.
Athan.
11,
801 C.
BasU.
I,
Cyrill. A. I, 169 B. 897 D. dvopydâ (ppydâ), =z pdKdacra).
horse.
Vit. Nicol. S.
Prod. Farm. 634 (42). PseudoDion. 697 A. 732 D. (Compare Plat. Parm. 141 E. 163 D. Rep. 6, 509 B Ovk ovaias
749 B.
ovTos TOV dyadov, dXX' Ti imKeiva r^j avulas, K. T. X. Hippol. Haer. 378, 10 Geos d Tovrav
aiTios irdvTtov 6 ovk qSv.)
dvova-Lios,
Psell. Stich.
440.
dvdpyavos,
ov,
{Spyavov')
without
I,
instrument
II,
without organs.
Aster. 401 B.
Plut.
162 B.
381 A.
i<20tt(. I,
adv. without substance or existence. 1768 (h) A.
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avocf)0a\/naTO<;
wiocj)0ciKfiiaTos, ov,
175
free from the
35. Psell.
ive-â
in exfi,
(ot^âX/itaco)
1,
ophthalmia.
Diosc. Eupor.
amxevs, ear, 6, (dx'*') prop, support. (quoted). 1132
dvrdXXay^, aros, to, that which is given change, an equivalent. Classical. garment put off. Stud. 1 736 D.
avrdjiifn^ts,
ecus,
rj,
(fivrapeiâi)
recompense.
Aris-
avoxfi,
rjs, f),
a holding back, withholding. Athen.

I,
Sept. Ps. 118,

teas 29.
112 (inappropriately).
apud
Paul.
Orib.
1,
13,
Geopon.
12, 18.
Tropically,
26.
11, tS>v vBdrav, drought.
/orieaz-ance.
dvTa/jieXea (d/ieXem), to neglect in turn.

II,
Philon
Eom.
avex"!""-)
2'
25
2, 4.
3,
(Compare the
time.
Stoic
Sept.
275,
9,
in the passive.
r),
Opportunity,
avTaiML^fj,
ijs,
dvTdp.ei-îs.
Chrys.
X,
Mace.
Oi yap fSaxev avTols dvoxfiv 3. In the ifiâTevaw, els rrjv xapav airov. plural, the ^xmianferiae. Dion C. 39, 30, 4
1, 12,
158 C.
dvTafi(l>ievmp.L
(dii<j)Uvwp,i), Isid.
to
clothe
inxtead.
Caesariiis 1169.
268
to
A Tow veov avdpathrow up in turn

?
'Avoxai Aarivai, feriae Latinae, a festival.

di'o;(ucdy,
7TOV dvTap.<pievw<r6ai, to
put on.
^,
6v,
supporting, sustaining.
Psell.
dvrava^dKKu) (dva^dXXca),
Sext. 503, 5.
1132 D.
dyopfXeo), Tjcra, :=:
lever.
dvajio^cva,
to raise with
avravaôda
II,
(dvajSodo)), to shout in turn.
App.
Sext. 492, 29.
357, 19.
r],
dvoxhjo-ia, as, ^, (d;;(Xeai) ance. Diog. 2, 87.

di/oxXi)TiK(3s (dj'o;^Xca)),
freedom from annoy-
dvravatpertKos,
ov,
(dvravmpia)
destructive.
Leant.
I,
1369 A,
-f],
tivos.
adv. by raising with a

up, heave.
dvTavdiiKaa-is, eats,
(avravaKKdm) reflection of
Plut. II, 502 D, echo.
2.
lever.
Sext. 492, 31.
light or sound.
lift
dvoxjidâ)
(pxfid^w), to
Agath.
C.
Alex. Aphr. Probl. 46,
2.
901
Antana-
Epigr. 62.
Svoyfros, ov,
avev
oyfrov.
Plut. II, 123 B.

Sibyll. 5, 240.
dyardfa)
z^
dvatrrd^fo, to drip.
clasis, a figure in rhetoric, the repetition of the same word in a contrary sense. Quintil. 9, 3, 68 'AvravaKkaais, ejusdem verbi contra-
avrayavaKTeo)
turn.
{dyavaKriat), to be indignant in
ria significatio.
dvTavaKKacriios, ov, 6, reflexiveness,
Oenom. apud Eus. HI, 437 B.

Philon
Clem. A.
I,
with
refer-
dvTayaTrde> (dyajrato), to love in return.

II, 8, 42.
260 A.
II,
ence to the reflexive pronouns. Pron. 314 B.

dvTavdKkaaTos,
ov, reciprocal.
1, TTpoarjyopia,
Apollon. D.
dvrayavuTiJui, arcs, t6,
(avTOyoDviôfuiC) struggle
Priscian'. 11, I,
with another.
dvTahiKqTOv
Clem. A.
425 A.
appellatio reciproca,
applied
=.
bit dvrabiKeiv.
Max.
Tyr. 72,8.
to the participle.
dvravaicKda) (dvaKKdio), to reflect light or sound.
avraSKos, ov, (affKos) rivalling, rival.

dvTatpto, to rebel, revolt
Mel. 14.
against the government.
Sept. Sap. 17, 18.
Plut.
H, 903 A.
Sext.
696 A,
3.
Mai. 385,
9.
Porph.
Adm.
269,
2, 1,
20. 2. To
12.
TO
(j)&s
em
rriv
oîv.
to
743,
2.
be right opposite.
Strab.
20, tois
Mid.
dvravaickSiiiai,
be or become reflexive,
Kara Mfporjv tottois.

(j)6pa.
2, 1, 14,
Tg Kivva/iaiio-
Plut.
I,
257 P, npos
ri)V Ai^vriv.
dvToxTiaojuu {mnaojiaC), to accuse in turn.
Dion
Apollon. D. Pron. 294 C. 307 B. 313 C. 315 A. dvravaKpd^w {dvaKpdâ), to cry out in turn. App.
as applied to pronouns.
I,
C. Frag. 99,
1.
679, 28.
to
dvravxj'.a^'OTevo) (cuxjuiKatTevm), to
lead captive
avravaKpoiKo (avaKpovai),
resist.
oppose in turn,
to
to
in turn.
Doroth. 1828 A.
to
Steph. Diac. 1112 A.

(avairai<o), rest
dvTauDpea (atapeco),
hang on in
turn.
Plotin.
dvravaTravofiai
in
turn.
n, 1227, 3
eKelvris.
'
{i]nauepovji,evr]v
(cai
e^fm)p,ivr)v
Polyaen.
dvravaTrXeKm
turn.
1,
14.
to plait
dvTaiXjiaKarLâ
sarius 877.
(dvanKeKa),
1.
or braid in
cuxjioKanâ in turn.
Cae-
Philipp.
dvTava<7Tpe<l>ojiai {dvaarpecpto), to
come back
to.
dn-aKoXovdiOi (aKoKovdeto), to follow in turn or
Clem. ^.
I,
376 A.
Plut.
mutually.
Epict.
.
Philon
I,
II,
394,
42,
dXXiJXow.
Sext. 16,
dvravaipepca (dva(j)epai), to refer in turn.
2, 12, 9.
Plut.
n, 1046 E.
following.
32.
Clem. A.
1020 A. 1373 A.
fj,
avTOKoKovdria-is, eas,
H, 20 C, wpos avTois. Themist. 118, 17 (99 C) OvK dvravacjjepei, tj XotTij Sd|j; Trp6s ravTrjv
Did. A.
jwvqv
Tijv 8v<r(jirjfitav.
1185 A.
dvTava(f)vvai
Cyrill.
a following in turn. Clem. A. I, 1020 A. 1373 A. n, 329 B. avraKptdTjipiov, ov, to, (aKpaynipiov) a promontory
avraKoXovdla, as, ^,
opposite a place.
avToKKayi),
rjs,
rj,
(dva^va), A. X, 153 D.
to
grow
up
instead.
dvTavacjjayveat (^dva<pwve(a) z=z
avrKpavea.
Did,
A. 545 B.
avravSpos, ov, (dvtfp) substitute, hostage.
Strah.
6, 1, 1.
Lucian.
Polyaen,
(dwaXXd(r(7a>)
2, 6,
exchange.
I,
403. 631.
Diognet. 118llS^. Antec.
p. 281.
Roman.
avravex'" (flvexa), to hold

1,
up
against,
Porph. Novell. 285.
40, 3.
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avTavicToo).
avraviiToa (avuroai), to
for.
176
make up
1276 B.
avTapKrvKo<;
Dion. 2. Correlative, in grammar. Thr. 636, 13, ovopa (toctovtos TrjXtKovTos). Apollon. D. Adv. 568, 30, Tore correlative of TTorc. 583, 23, rar correlative of ttSj.
make
7.
equal, to
A.
Hippol. Haer. 32,

(di/io';^(B),
Synes.
dvravLaxco
nrz avraveâ.
Greg. Naz.
HI, 1068
<rv(vya>s.
KaXX
be
koKKos avravia-xftv
dvTavi(ra>na, aros, to, (avravKToo)) counterbalance.
KavTo).
Conj. 503, 21 (jdtros too-ovtos, TrjvUa Tqvi509, 9, iirippt)p.a (rdfppa). 503, 25.
Jos. Ant. 18,

avravia-axns,
fcos,
9, 7.
ij,
a counterbalancing. Porphyr. apud s. m, 925 D. dvrdmbos, ov, 6, (aVo8os) counter-ascent. Simoc.

88, 20.
Arcad. 139, 10 Ta avrajrohoriKd tS>v TrevarikS>v, as noT, irdBev, corresponding to irdre,

TToBev.
dvTaTToSoTCKas, adv. correlatively.
Schol. Apoll.
Rh.
?o
1, 5.
dwai/oiym (aco/ya)),
open against.
Longin.
34, 4, Kpavvols (jicpoiievots ra SfifUiTa, to look
avrairoSvopai (cmohvopai), to prepare for battle. Hippol. 864 A, irpos irdaas Tas aepiovs dp^ds.
Philostr. 842, '.
straight at lightning.
avTmraraa (cmaTom),
Ant.
Ion
5, 8, 11.
to
deceive in turn.
Jos.
dvTa5roKardoTao"ty, eois,t],
destruction.
^
Tr.
^ ovk aTroKaToarains,
Hermes
to
1.
Poem.
86, 5.
avraTreCKca (JmeCKeai), to threaten in turn.
Phi-
dvTanoKplvopat,
5,
reply against.
Sept. Judic.
U, 469, 16
KaTacjjpoinjTiKSjs avraTreiKâ-ai
29 as V.
14, 6,
Job
16, 8, Kara np6(Tumdv pov.
eVeo-tfiW tS>v Kpofifivav, told
him
to
eat onions.
Luc.
20.
avrm
irpos raiJTa.
Themist. 113, 18 (95 B).

^vTaTToblScofu,
to
give back, etc.
Classical.
to
adas
Just. Apol. 1, 17.
2.
Paul. Bom.
9,
To
be related to
each other, in arithmetic.
Thus, 8 and 16
2. In granunar, avTanobihojuu,
to be the correlative of.
correspond,
Appollon. D. Pron.
irov to ckcT, the
are related to each other, when they are 168 considered as factors of 128
293
TO
'
AvTaTTobiSoTcu
is
ra
Nicom.
(16
verb EKci
the correlative
ofnau.
Synt. 54, 5
321, 15 to
Î X
Job
1, 8,
11, p. 77, aKKjjKois irapd iiepos
128,
and 8
^^ X
Cyrill.
128).
to
dtTaTToStSoficva
dvopara,
correlatives,
dvTairoKpiva
(diroKplva),
to
judge,
decide.
ToioCrof corresponding to TroTor.
Theoph. Cont. 190, 18, Soivca.

dvTairoKpuTis,
avTavohihop^voy, the complement of a sentence Pseudo-DemeJr. 29, 3 (6 hi) (dTTo'Sotrts).
ems,
rj,
(dvrairoKplvopm)
reply.
dvTcmohlhorm t5i responds to fiev.

dvTairoSopa, arof,
Sept.
p.iv,
the conjunction he cor-
A. X, 1025 2. ReB. Sophrns. 3680 A, to a letter. Nicom. lation, correspondence, in numbers.

Sept.
13, 22.
34, 36.
to,
'
(dvTairoSiSapi)
requital.
1, 8, 12,
p. 77.
r),
Gen. 50, 15 AvTavoSopxi dprairoS^ riplv Tobit 14, 10. Judith 7, 15. TToina TO. Kaxd. Ps. 27, 4 'AirdSos to dtrranoSopM avTav avTols, give them according to their deserts. Luc. 14,
12.
dvTairdirdXais, eojs,
(diroiroKKa) a rebounding.
Cass. 153, 24. 26.
dvTairopea (diropeai),
cult question.
to
reply by asking a
diffi-
Sext. 651, 14.
Leant.
I,
1265
Paul.
Kom.
fj,
11, 9.
D, nvd, to object to in turn.

dvTaiToppiirTto {diroppiirrui), to cast out in turn.
dvTawoSoa-ts, emr,
direction.
a turning back, change of

4,
Polyb.
43, 5 ''EKeiBev 8e ttoKiv,

'
Orig.
IV, 756 D.
oiov ^ v7roo'Tpo(l)rjS, Trjv diraTrdSocrtv Troteirat

irpos
dvTairoo'TeXKa) (dTrooTeXXm), to send in return.

3, 21, 10 as V. 1. Polyb. 22, 26, Ant. 14, 11, 6, rip.tape'iv ra irarpi, requested him in reply. Plut. II, 248 C. Lucian. JH, 520. Sext. 305, 28, to send in
Ta
irepi
'Evpamjs.
Metaphorically.
Tas Êort'as
AKpa KoXovpeva
Polyb.
Tijs
Sept. Reg.
22.
5, 30, 6
Jos.
'E^
21,
TrjV
dpfpoii^ Se TTjs TOLavrT)s dvTairohoa-eas yieTTt to êipov Trpovôive to. npdypaTa. i Taxeiav e<acrTa rd npdypara ikafiâve 2. Correlativeness, corredvTarroSoa-iv.
yvopevTjs,
turn.
dvTairoa-Tpo(j)r),rjs,
t),
(diroaTp<pa>) a
6, 1, 5, dir
mutual sendcounter-
lation,
correspondence, in grammar.
7, 2.
Heph.
ing away.
trench.
Strab.
dhXrjKav.
Poem.
Apollon. D. Conj. 508, 10 TS>v
dvTairoTaffipeva) (diroTa<l>peva>), to
make a
Philon
popLcou ToiiTcov Ta ev avranohdo'et tov
irdvTa
App.
II, 259, 31.

II,
dTrXd KadiOTT}Ki, ecos Teats, rjpos Trjpos, ocf)pa

T6(j)pa.
dvrairoTiai (diroTiio), to requite.
285,
Synt. 20, 6
Ta dvOvrraydpeva perd rov

eêi
14, Tivi TL.

avrdirao-is, eas,
fj,
apdpov
TTjv dvTaTrdbotriv
as ttoIos
an-
(dvTairaOea) mutual repulsion.

("Api/j)
Herodn. Gr. Schem. the complementary sentence. 22, 609, Pseudo-Demeir. 105, 23. 15, 2, in an antiswer, 6 ypappariRos.
thetic period.
di/raTToSoTTjs,
Plut.
dvTdprjs,
II,
890 D.
6,
eos,
Antares, in Scorpio.
Ptol. Tetrab. 24.
avTapi6pea> {dpidpea>), to
6,
number
against. Paus.
ov,
(^dvTanoSiBatfii)
requiter.
10, 20, 1.
Barn.
Orig.
19, tov pitjQov.

r),
^dirrapKTiKos,
rj,
ov,
(dpKTiKos) antarctic.
Aristot.
AvTOirohoTiKos,
I,
dv,
(avTairdhoais)
requiting.
Mund.
S, 8.
2, 5,
kukXoj.
I,
Gemin.,772A.
Cleomed.
281 B, twv xeipdvav.
Basil. HI,
404
Philon
27, 32.
Digitized
by Microsoft
avrapaia
avraptria, as,
revolt,
fj,
177
rebellatio, rebellion,
avTe/iirXeKQ)
(e"(TeipLi),
(âvTaipco)
L.
dvTficreipi
to
enter in turn.
Synes.
insurrection.
Gelas. 1193 D.
Lyd.
rebel-
1169 A.
avreureveKTeov
Kelv.
321, 23.
Leont.
II,
1992 A.
Theoph. 145.
Sfi dvTei<T(j)pciv or dvreiaevey-
278, 16, et alibi.

latio.
Gloss. 'Avrapa-la,
Synes. 1101 C.
to
canapawv,
Eudoc. M. 12. Symm.^ Esai. 8, avrapa-K, ems, 17, =: avrapaia. Greg. Naz. Ill, An 4Zea;. ii/c. 417 B. 12. ffrep. JVyss. n, 173 B, Tî apxfis, A, ^coO. Epiph. I, 676 A. against the government.
ov, to,
avTsio-epxôpai
preceding.
(daepxapai), Clementin. 833 A.
enter
in
turn.
dvTfUTTpcxa>
fl<TTpexa> instead.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
avraprqi, ov,
6,
{avraipat) rebellio, rebel, revolter.
Carth. 53, p. 1290
D.
B.
Const. (536), 1181
Pallad. Laus. 1252 A, t^s rpiados, a rebel

Steph. Diac. 1084
against the Trias.

avrapriKos,
rj,
ov,
rebellious.
B.
456 B. dvreKâXKa (eKôXXcu), to cast in an opposite direction. Theol. Arithm. 26 (27). dvTeKfjvcrap, opos, 6, the Latin antecessor Ka6rjyr)rriTris, teacher of law. Nil. 156 A. Lyd. 220, 16. Antec. Prooem. 3. Justinian. Cod. 1, 17, 3, 6'. 2. Quartermaster. Mauric. 1, 3. 9. 2, 11. 7, 17. Leo. Tact. 4, 23. [The correct form is dvre20, 174.
avTaarpmrra)
(aoTpcnrrio),
28, 6.
to
lighten
Ill,
in turn.
Ke'cro-(up.]
Dion C. 59, nvL
Proc. Gaz.
2836 A,
dvreKdf CO (eKdcm),
to
sally
out against.
Arr.
Anab.
to reflect light.
1,
21, 3.
to
avravyaâ (avya^ca),
260, 31, nvi n.
Philon U,
dvTfKKaia (eKKala),
Jos. Ant. 15,
dvTfKTrXrjaa-a)
7,
bum
or inflame in turn.
3 -a-6ai.
avravyeia, as, ^, (ajTOtiy^s) reflection of light. Cleomed. 79, 14. Plut. 11, JDiod. 14, 28.
(eWXô-o-o)), to frighten in turn.
Aristid.
I,
212 (226).
Ael.
589 B, et
alibi.
dvTeKTaa-(7(o
{iKTaaa-m), to
N. A. draw up
12, 15. the
army
iairavKea (auXt'o)), to
sition,
as a rival.
ecos,
play on the flute in oppoAgath. 257, 2, rtvi.

{avraâiped)) subtraction
subtract in turn, to
86.
to
against.
App.
as
I,
164, 90.
dvreKTiBrjpi (eKTidrjp.i), to set forth or publish in
avTa(j>aipca-is,
^,
opposition,
a decree.
repay.
Plut.
I,
840 A.
487, 26.
159,
in turn.
avTa(j>aip(i3
Nicom.
Sext. 655, 20.

avreKTivco
(cktIvo)),
(a<âipeai),
Philon
I,
subtract the remainder from the subtrahend

as,
45
23 =; 22;
(iyelpa),
23
22 =
745 A.
n, 135,
Cyrill.
34.
200, 30.
f],
1.
Nicom.
dvreKTUTis, euf,
repayment.
Philon
I,
9.
86.
A.
I,
469 D.
Euchait. 1080 B.
Plut.
avreyeipa
against.
Cyrill.
to
raise
I,
against or over
Ill,
dvreKcfiepco (eKCJjepa), to set forth against.

II,
Greg. Naz.
IT,
376 C.
72
Uapprjo'La irapprjaiav dvTefc<j)p6tv.

to be
A.
352
-a-dai, to rise
against.
dvreXaTToopai {iXarToopxii),
return'.
diminished in
avTtyKkrjpa, aros, to, {avreyKaXeai) recrimination,
Dion C.
Plut.
ov,
I,
44, 27.
in law.
Hermog. Khet.
rj,
13, 3.
Synes. 1520
dvT(kavva> (Jkavvui), to drive against, or go out

against.
B.
avreyKkrjpMTiKos,
tive.
539 C.
{iKiyp.6s)
App.
I,
45,
7.
6v,
recriminatory, recrimina13.
to
avTeKiyfLos,
o,
counter-winding.
Hermog. Rhet. 44,

(dvri,
I,
Plut.
n, 896 C.
fj,
avreyKopiâ
Cyrill.
iv,
KO/iiÔ)),
oppose
dvreKlva, as,
antellina
z::::
iTTrjBioTrjp, the
2, 2.
A.
273 B.
breast-strap of a horse.
'S.TqBuTTTjp, antellina.
Mauric.
Gloss.
avreyiaiKKiov, ov, to, (iyidiKKiov') counter-circular.
Euagr.
3, 7.
dvTfyjfcipiô) (iyxeipi^m),
to
undertake in turn.
Galen. TV, avTcpâlva (ep.âlv<o), to interlock. 10 E. Protosp. Corpor. 16, 2. 190, 9.

dvTep.âa-ts, (tos,
fj,
Dion C.
36, 16.
60, 24, 3.
(avrepiâivto)
dvreiKovurpa, aros, ro, (ciKoviâ) likeness.
Mai.
said
7,
Galen. IV, 10 F.
cally.
Damasc.
I,
an interlocking. 664 B, tropi-
*avTeiprjp.evos,
rj,
ov,
(avrcpciv, avrenreiv^
dvTcpôXfi, ^s,
fj,
(aiT-e/iâXXo))
preceding.
turn.
against, objected.
Chryssipp.
apud Diog.
Damasc.
avrepiraiCco
I,
664 B.
(ipnalâ),
to
194.
avTewayayri,
rjs,
17,
(avreurdya)
substitution.
Pallad. Laus. 1204 B,
mock in Schol. nvL
Arist.
Pamphil. 1552 A. IV, 1108 A.

avreiaaKTeov
25, 13.
Method. 377 C.
Basil.
Pac. 1112.
dvTfp,nfipci>
ip.rrelpai
in
an
opposite direction.
^=
8ei avreKrayeiv.
Hermog. Rhet.
invade
in
turn.
Paul. Aeg. 348.

dvTep.irKKa>
(e/wrXeKo)), to
entwine, interweave,
790, em-
axrair/SaXXia
(etirôXXo)),
21, 2, eir
to
intertwist.
T(3.
Diosc.
1,
14 'AvriTrejrXeyfievos iav2, 5, p.
Dion C. 48,
avTeurhpojiy),
rjs,
n.
in-
2,
195.
Jos. Ant. 16,
stead.
a running in ^ Cyrill. A. HI, 1289 A.

(eltrSpoiirf)
brace.
Galen. IV, 95 C.
Basil. Sel. 609
-a-dai aXX.fj\ais.
23
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by Microsoft
avTeiMirXoKT]
avTCfiirXoKfj,
6,
rjs, i),
178
embrace. Anton:
contradistinc8.
2, 5, 1.
avreviarafiai
(dvTe/iTrXeKca)
10.
7,
50.
fffls,
f],
dvTe/i(â(rif,
tion,
(âvre/Kfimva))
dvTir4Sa (eVdSto), to use counter-incantations. Plotin. n, 810, 7. EuchaU. iiravrkia in return. avrenavrKeo)
distinction.
Strab.
2,
4,
1183 B.
avreirapvio
Apollon. D. Adv. 569 Ata x^v avreiKpatriv

Trpos
ttju
(iirapva), to partake of.

Trjs S' ex
Eus. E,
pr/ av-
TO Sra to
npoa iKrjKvBe, in &
rdv.
1412
roO Bvtjtov pxrovirias
Herodn. Gr. Moner. 35, 30.

fj
&a;i. 611, 28,
Tenapvopcvos.
dvTcTrapxos, ov, 6, (cTrapxos) sub-praefectus, viceGloss.
irpbs Tovs TtovqTas.

to
avrevbvofmi {ivhiojiai),
II,
put on instead.
Plut.
prefect.
139 C,
Tr]V
al8&.
dvTeTra(piripj. (dipirjpi), to let
go against. Lucian.
avrevedpa,
as,
17,
(cVSpa)
7,
counter-ambuscade.
or operate against.
I,
847,
nva
nvi,.
Polyb.
Diosc.
1,
57, 3.
15, 1.
to act
dvTeirda-obos, ov, 6, (cTreiVoSos) opposite entrance.
dvTevepyea (ivepyea),
1,
Plut.
n, 903 D.
bring in in turn,
166, Bavaaijiois, to he
against deadly poisons.

6
avTevepyav,
Satan.
an antidote Barn. 2 (Codex x) Fseudo -Diosc. 4, 2,

vTTVocs ;âXe7roiff.
dvT7reiiTCl)pa> (e7ret(r(j)epa>), to
Plut.
n, 903 E.
App.
7.
dvTeirekaiiva (e'jreXaivco), to ride against.

I,
p. 506, vTTVovs x'^XeTTovs
z^
333,
avrevoiviKLôixai (ivoticlâ)), to be
lodged in turn.
a marching out
dvren-eioSos,
ov,
7,
(JmôSos)
to
counter-.
Jos. B. J.
avreâytoyr),
3, 8, 5,
rjs,
rj,
p. 248, a-iiim(7iv.
Dion
Dion
C. 48, 37,
C. 36, 51,
5.
(avreidyai)
dvrcTTcpxopm
(iirepxopai),
2.
march against
a question by
1, 20', 2.
against.
tion.
Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1024 A, opposi-
51, 23, 4.
dvTewepoyrrja-is, ccoy, ^, (eVepojTam)

to lift to
avTcâipa (Jalpai),
511, \6yoLS pya,
dvTfâiTEO}
{iâiTitti),
up against. Philostr. make equal. to demand in return.

up against. up against.
in
turn.
way of answer, a poser.

dvT7rrixô>
(f'"7X'''")>
Iren.
'"
resound.
Lucian.
I,
642.
Plut.
I,
670 D.
to
dvTfâvla-Trjiu ((âviarrjpi), to raise
dvTemôvkos, ov, 6, Clim. 797 C, iavT^.

gate to one's
self.
cniôvKos essentially.
jMid. dvTeâvi<TTapai,
7,
rise
dvTemypdcjiopai. (dvTemypd(j)a), to claim, to arro-
Heliod.
19.
Polyb. 18, 17,
2,
eVi to
duTeôTraTdo)
(JânaTda),
to
deceive
VLKT)pa.
Dion
C. 58, 18, 3.
dvriâppa, aros, to, (eâppa) the latitude in the

southern hemisphere corresponding to a given
latitude in
tlie
dvTcmêvympt (imêvywpC), to fasten on Iren. 637 B -(evxBrjvai n. turn.

dvTenlBfcns,
fcos,
7,
i),
in
(dimTTiTlBripi) counter-attack,
II,
northern.
Theol. Arithm.
Philon
I,
29.
278, 40.
25 (27).
dvreêXavvco (c^fXavcm),
to
dvTeTiKoXfiB (eViKoXeoi), to call on in turn.
App.
march out
11,
against.
n, 789, 88.
dn-cTTtitpaTcco {irnKparia)), to
Philon
II,
534, 37.
Plut.
to
dvTcfTdâ)
(iêrd^co),
7,
compare.
143 C. Dion. H.
Strab. 8, 3, 3.
gain the upper hand
in turn.
4.
Strab. 16,
1, 19.
Dion
C. 55, 29,
VI, 754,
Ti
nvi.
2.
757, 18.
Philon
I,
394,
161, 10, npos nva.
Epict.
2, 18, 21.
Plut. n, 65 B.
Clementin. 4, 5
to
Frag. 57, 70, twos. dvTemXap^dvopai (iiriKap^dvio), to take hold of in opposition. Lucian. Ill, 447.
dvTejrtvoeai
M^
TtEipdaQm dvreêrdêa'Qai îpcovt,

toith,
meas'aXXij-
(Jnivoea), to devise or contrive in
ure one's strength

with.
to contend or dispute
turn.
6, 3,
TO.
Jos. Ant. 10, 8, 1.

peXaiveiv.
B. J.
3, 7, 20.
5,
Orig. HI, 653 A.
Xmv
dvreêTacrBrjvai,
VII, 345
App.
II,
673, 96, dnorepJo'dai
dXX^Xatf.
ippovpui.
dvT^Taa-iS,
ews,
rj,
(avreêrd^Qy^
comparison.
dirrerrippripa, arcs, to, (iwlppripji)
antepirrhema,
Apollon. D. Synt. .161, 10. Nicom. 79. Hermog. Khet. 29, 19 Kara dvreêTaa-tv, in
a part of the parabasis in the old comedy. Heph. Poem. 14, 3. Poll. 4, 111.
dvreTilcrKOTros,
ov,
comparison.
dvTfêTa(TTeov
(eVio-KOTror)
rival
bishop.
:=
Bet avreêTa^civ.
Max.
Tyr.

dvTemaK.i>irT(t>
at,
121, 24.
dvre^riyeopai {i^rjyeopaC), to interpret wrongly.
{iwifTKomTat), to joke, cast jokes
transitive.
I,
Polyb.
1 7,
7, 5,
tov îKtirwov.
Orig.
I,
1288 B.
to
App.
ride against.
727, 56.
ov,
dvre^nmdâ) (iimdôpai),
1,
Plut.
aiTfTTioTraoTos,
a-Tos
(dwfTTKnrdo))
=^
fwiairai<j>'
622
as v.
1.
for d(Te|i7nreuo>.
to
nearly.
CyrUl. A. VI,
1016 A,
dvTeîarapat
Plut.
(e|ioT?)/ii),
rise
up
against.
iavTois.
n, 946 D.
dvreôirKi^w
dvTemtrrrdo) (iTnoTrdco), to pull against.
Hes,
e|o7rXif<o in turn.
to
Simoc. 122, 20.
Ai/êXwi, dn-eTTto'Tra.
dvTf!ri(rTapm (iirloTapcu), to be a rival in knowledge.
dvreôppdm (iôppMoi),
C. 48, 47,
6, is
go out against.
Dion
airovs.
Clem. A.
I,
948 A, ra 6ea.
Digitized
by Microsoft
avTeinaTeXKa}
dvTem(TT\K<a (fVioreXXo)), to send
either verbal or -written.
179
an answer,
4,
avTiâaiXev^
dvTc(pr)bop.ai (J(j)fi8op.ai), to be delighted in return.
Pans.
22, 6.
Philon
I,
11,
313, 48.
Lucian.
Epiph.
Ill,
401.
(eVtoToXij)
(titul.). to
dvTe(j>ioTrip.i {i(f>icrTrip,i), to
put against. Aristid.
avremirroki),
tjs, fj,
an
epistle in reply.
284, 4.
{itpoSidâi), to equip one against. Ant. 15, 9, 1 AvTe<j>o8iaôii,eva>v avTois KaKwv, coming upon them.
'
m,
17
djTf0o6jdf<D
retort.
avreiTKTTpeipco
II,
(cVto-Tp'(^<o),
'
Plut.
Jos.
tS)v
810
AvTeiri.(Trpf<jiov(Tm anavrrjtrus, re-
lorti.
dvTf(l>opjxa<o {i(popfXida>), to
rjs, ij,
rush against. Heliod.

at
avTeirurrpoipri,
{avretnarpiâ) a returning Galen, n, Plut. II, 901 D. to or against. Clem. ^. II, 457 C. 47 C, ^ im Tov S>p.ov.
to
8, 16.
dvTe(popp,4<o
(e<ôpfie'(o),
against the enemy.

dvTe(ji6pp,ria-is,
ftot,
fj,
avremreiva (imTelvas),
instead.
Pl.tit. II,
turn upon (or direct)

ttjv (pavraa-iav.
anchor over 212 A. {dvTe(jiopiida>) a rushing

to
lie
Plut.
I,
933 C,
against.
turn.
Philon
fj,
II, 31, 14.
avrfiriTpex'" (fVtTpe;(o)), to
run against in
dvrfixrio-is, fios,
(di/7T/;(E<a)
a resounding.
Plut.
Philon
II,
354, 16.
II,
589 D.
âvTeiTixîpîo (Jmxîpea)), to
undertake in turn.
74, 4, ahiKilv.
Strab. 5, 2, 2.
Max.
2.
Txjr.
avTrjxos, ov,
(^X'Ô 312, 35, apfiovla.
II,
dvTiâvos.
Philon
I,
485, 32 McXetrte dvTTj-
2.
To bring contrary arguments.

9,
Aristol.
XOis Koi dvTi<pavois.

dvTi, prep, instead of.
is
Topic.
8,
Sext. 430, 22 to dvremxei-
In the following line

25
'Ai/ti
it
povp,eva,
opposing arguments.
r),
followed by the infinitive without the arti:
avTfmxeipri<ris, ews,
ff. Ill,
opposing argument. Dion.

G,
4,,
cle
Sibyll.
Frag.
2,
1778, 4.
Strab.
1.
TTokov Kara
mova
Joann.
vaietv.
In
8e xP""'^*'^''
the Ibllowing
avremxâ
{imx'â), to pour in alternately. Hippol. Haer. 298; 53, erepov els erepov.
(Vix<>Pf<o))
to
dvremx'opidCai
Basil.
correspond.
IV, 85 C, aXX^Xots.
(cVocêiXo)), to be
ai/Tfjro(êiX(i)
mutually in debt.
rendered upon, in ad16 Xdpiv dvrl xdp'TOS, favor upon favor. Chrys. I, 435 E 'Eripav (ffheogn. 344 dv6' hipas (f>povTi8a ivSets. 2. In Byzantine does not belong here.)
passages
dition
it
to.
may be
1,
Antec.
4, 6, 33.
Greek
do in turn.
one
it
is
found
3,
with
the
accusative.
avTepya(op.ai (ipyd(op.ai), to
Dion
Pseudo-Diosc.
a-eis
33, (36), p. 378, ray exXi-
C. Frag. 36, 21.

di/repydnjf,
ov,
6,
Koi
Xemodviiias, as a
remedy
against.
(ipydrrfs)
who works
Polyb. 40,
5,
Pseudo-iVi7. 545 A, a-Taxvas.
against, opponent.
Basil. Ill,
zoith.
640 C.
Philostr. 722.
airepifm (e'pifm), to dispute 8 as V.

1.
dvn^dSriv (^dSrjv), adv. going backwards. II, 381 A.

dvTifia8idC<>>,
Plut.
Plut. n, 321 E.
aros,
to,
dvrepiiTrfpAi,
{dvrepayrdtt})
question in
dam, (SaStdfo)) to pawn a thing already pawned. Gregent. 605 A. Basilic. 60,
30, 2.
(/SaSi'fo)),
turn,
by way of answer.
r),
Orig. Ill, 1473 C.
avrepayrqais, eas,
=.
preceding.
Socr. 728
dvnâSlCto
direction.
B.
Cosm. Carm. Greg. 561.

Clem. A. U,
Phot. Lex.
dvTepatTTjTcov ^z: Set dvTeporrdu.
dvTiâ&lleiv, to
walk in an opposite Pa^dTTeiv, ava> Kara walk up and down.

to
572 B.
Anast. Sin. 88 D.
dvTi^dKxfi'Os, ov, 6, (jSaKxeioj)
dvTevSoKip,ea
==
ei8oKip.a in turn or opposition.
antibacchius,
1411
,
following.
Terent.
M.
as v.
1.
Lyd. 11, 10 'An-eu8oKt/ielTai 8e ofimi irapa tov

nepya/irivov 'ArraXov.
dvTevepyeTrjS, ov, o, (diTet/epyeTeto)
Diomed. 513,
dvTiâKxos, ov,
Terent.
25, versus (
etc.).
Isid. Hisp. 1, 16, 12.
one who re2,
6,
(Baxxor)
=:
naXtpâKxeios.
turns kindness.
Schol. Apoll.
Rh.
321.
M.
1411.
dvTeuKpaTos, ov,
{evKparos)
opposite temperate.
ojTtjSdXXeo, to address, speak, propose,
propound.
n,
reflect-
'H dvTfvKpoTos ^wvq, the temperate zone of Cleomed. 10, 7, et the southern hemisphere.
alibi.
SepJ.
Mace.
2, 11,
13, irpbs eavrov

ot
;
ing upon.
o\>s
Luc. 24, 17 TiWj
Xdyot ouroi,
Diog.
amvTeklâ
12.
dyTeii0jjfie'a)
7,
156.
dvTt^dXXeTf Trpos dXXfjXovs
Clementin.
evTcXiâ in return.
Simoc. 129,
speak well of one instead. Amphil. 44 A. Synes. 175 D. ujTfv<ppaiva> (eiKppaiva), to make glad in return.
(ev(j)r]p,ea}),
to
52 A, Toiis Xoyovs, repeat. 61 A, nvl n, 2. To collate two copies of propound. Strab. 13, 1, 54, p. 51, 26. the same book. Phryn. 217 'Avn^dXelv .... XeyeTai bk vvv AvreEuihal. 692 dvTi TOV dvravayv&vai.
Greg. Nyss. ITL, 536 C.

dvTfvxapuTTr)TOV
^Xfjdrj
....
irpos TO, dxpi^v dvriypaxfta.
Const.
z^
8el
dvTevxapurreiv,
one
III,
793 B.
must return thanks.

p.
Porphyr. Abst.
to
2, 37,
dvTiâaavi^ta (âa-avi^m), to scrutinize in turn.

Orig. ni,
170.
(J<pcvpia'K(o),
408 B.
6,
dvTecf>vpi(rK(o
invent in turn,
dvTiâa-iXevs, ear,
(âa-iXcii) L. interrex, re-
Jos.
Ant.
10, 8, 1, V.
1.
dpTc^fvpio'Ka.
gent.
Dion. H. in, 1936.
Digitized
by Microsoft

180
a
rival king.
avTlâcriXevo)
dvTiâa-iKfvio
avTiSiaipecTK
(avnypaxpa} n transcribing, Dion. H. II, 793, 11. 8. Copy of an inscription. Plut. II, 577 F. 3. Answer, reply to any kind of writing. Plut. n, 1059 B, al TTpos 'ApKe(rt\aov, against. Athen. 14, 40. Orig. 1098 B, to a letter. Longin. Frag. 5, 8. I, 48, B, TTJs ema-ToKrjs.
ijs,
Oao-iXeiio),
7,
fj,
to
be
dvnypaipri,
V'
Jos. B. J. 4,
dvriâa-is, ea>s,
1,
nvL.
transcription.
(avnâiva) opposition, resistance. Plut. I, 726 C. n, 584 E. 777 C. 442 A. Artem. 374, counteracting influence. Antyll. apud Orih. II, 336, 2. Sext. 476, 22
Schol. Arist.
Trjs Kara avrlâcriv a^rjs. avnârqs, ov, 6, holt for a door. Vesp. 201.
Particularly,
rescriptum,
rescript, an-
avTiâriKos,
rj,
6v,
contrary, resisting.
Plut.
I,
swer of the emperor to a petition. Eus. H, 328 A. 673 D. Antec. 1, 2, 6, âxriXeas npos
apxpvros dvacfiopdv.
XiKTJ.
742 D.
Galen.
VHI, 162 D.
661,
9.
163 E.
Basilic. 2,
6,
7,
/3ao-i-
avnîaôfiat. (^tdôfiat), to force in opposition.
Philon
8, 30.
I,
295, 10.
Strat. 25.
dvrlypacpos, ov, copied, etc.
dvnîPpaa-Ka
(/Si/Spcoo-KO)), to
eat in turn. Athen.
(a) 6 mark.
B.
dvTlypaxl>os,
Zsirf.
antigraphus,
i/isp. 1, 20, 6.
2. Substantively, a to
(1)
critical
dvri-
dvriî^Xov, ov, TO, Oi(3Xos) libellus responsionis.

ypacjjov,
copy of a book.
12, 3,
Hipparch. 1092
avn^XeTTTeov
504.
dvnfioXr),
rjs,
^=
fj,
3, ^'. 8el dvTipXiTreiv.
Strah.
22.
J3epA.
Poem.
5,
3.
Lucian.
Ill,
Apollon. D. Adv. 566, 25.
/ren. 1203 A.
Diog.
collation of
9,
113.
two copies of tte

1,
dvnypd(f>a>,
same book.
Aristeas 34.
Strah.
17,
5,
p.
Const. HI, 769 A.
2.
353,
15.
Dift-
course, discussion.
26,
a-xoXiK^.
a-)(ô\a(mK6v.
Apollon. D. Conj. 479, Marc. Erem. 1072 A, irpoi Epipli. H, 44 C, rot) fi/r^-
d\jra>, L. rescribo, Zo jrt'we an answer or a decision in matters of law said Just. 1, 70. Antec. 1, 2, of the emperor. 6, Toi' dSeXipov Tov TeXevnjaavros 7rpoTLp.7j;
Brjvai.
dvnSaKTvXos, ov, 6, {SdiervXos) ^=. dvTi)(ci,p, thumb. 3. Antidactylus =: Aquil. Ex. 29, 20.
dvTiôjj,îa> (fioiiâi), to
hum
to
in return.
Achill.
dvdiraia-TOs
{.
).
Diomed. 478,
28.
SchoL
Leant.
Tat.
3, 2.
Heph.
(/SouKoXco)),
3, 24, p.
r),
171, 11.
(Sei|tr) demonstration.
dvTiôvKo\ia>
feed in return.
counsel against,
1,
dvTiSctiis, ems,
I,
Pseudo-/Msi. 1196 A.
dynôvkiiojiai (/SouXevm),
to give contrary advice.
avTiPovXajiai (jSoiXo/iOi),
to
to
1372 C,
Trjs
TpiAbos.
dvTiSemvos, ov,
715.
Polyh.
30, 4 (3).
(fifiiniov) supping instead, taking another's place at supper. Lucian. II,
will in opposition.
Theod.
II,
364 D.
;
dvn^piOto (^pidai), to counterpoise
to
oppose.
dvnSepa (8epa), to strike back : to Apophth. 336 A. Doroth. 1677 A.

dvriSexoiiai
oppose.
Philon n, 170, 10. Simoc. 229, 18. dvn^povTaa (jSpovrdo)), to rival in thundering. Lucian. I, 102. Dion C. 59, 28, 6. PseudoLucian. in, 589.
dvTiytjxiô)
(y/ii'fc")),
(8e;ô^t),
to
receive
instead.
Theod. Her. 1320 C.

avriSr/Xoco (StjXoo), to
inform in return,
to reply.
Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 65 C, nvt n.

to fill
Soz. 1025
in turn.
Amphil.
A Âvravito
B.
8e dvreSrjXaa'ev
p^
oios t eivai ttjs
65
A.
to
(Tvvodov vTrepiSeiv ttjv i//^(ôv.
Apophth. 320
dvnyevvaa) (yevvdto),
beget against or in turn.

7,
Porph.
Adm. 201
'Ai/reS^Xaxroj' tov Kvpiv
Lynceus apud Athen. I, 89, 22. n, 199, 36.

621 C.
24, against.
Philon
V&pavbv
Ptop,av&,
Kai ttjv ^turiXeiav r}pS>v,

K. T. X.
z^ t^
Kvpia
Tatian.
5.
Cyrill.
H.
Vit. Nil.
dvTiSrjpayca (^brnueyayyca), to
to
Jun. 148 B. be a rival Sij/jayoo-
dvnyepalpm (ycpaipat),
II,
honor in turn.
App.
in
30,
yos.
Plut.
I,
838 C.
369,
3.
dvTiSripiovpyea) (^Srifuovpyca), to be
av, to,
('AiTi'yoi/os)
rival artifiI,
'AvTiyoveia,
festival
3.
cer,
Tffl
to
work in
rivalry.
Clem. A.
580 A,
honor of Antigonus.
20, 3.
Polyh. 28, 16,
6e^.
Athen. 11, 37.
dvTi8La^r6ywp,i (^Sia^dywfii), to subjoin in turn.

ia-tn,
avnyovLâ,
partisan.
to
side with Antigonus, as
Apollon. D. Syut. 126, 10 'AwiStefftiKTOt
ij
'
Dion. Thr. 638, 16.

^, antigonis,
a,
(Compare
called.
dvTa>vvp.ia in tov 8ia^cvx8evTos Xdyou, in the
îXtirjr/fo).)
sentence ^
/i'
dvdeip',
rj
eym
ere.
Sext. 548,
*dvnyovis, i8os,
Poll.
cup so
PZwi.
I,
20.
PoZem. apud Athen. 11, 98.

6,
273 B.
dvTiSiaipeins, e<oj,
sion.
j),
(dvnSuupea) counter-dividyaBa, to
8'
96.
Diog.
7,
61, as in the expression tS>v

itTTiv
oiiK
dvrlypapfia, aros, t6, (ypafifui) duplicate letter.
ovTwv Ta pJv
Plotin.
dyadd.
Thus, of two pebbles, each of which is marked A, the one is the di/rlypafiim of the other. Lucian. I, 783.
n,
782,
18.
AUx. Lye. 420
B.

fwvas.
45, 8, 6eS,v npos bal-
Digitized
by Microsoft
avTiBtaKovoii
avnSioKovos, ov,
6,
181
avTiSoypMriûi
i^vyca
(8oyp.aTi(a),
to
(SiaKovos) servant in turn.
promulgate
Strab. 16, 4, 26, rois SKKois.
counter-decree.
Leo. Novell. 148.

to glorify
avnhuuaMTjuto
('StoKoo-êffl),
to
arrange against.
App. n, 278, 57.

*avTiSuiKeyoiuu (8iXeyo/x(u), to argue against,
object, oppose.
Ilfpi
title
avnSo^dîo (So^dây), Chers. 636 C.

*dvTi8oê<o,
in return.
Ephr.
Chrysipp. apud Diog.

tols
7,
202
ija-a, {dvriSoôs) to be of a contrary opinion, to differ in opinion from any one.
tSiv
dvTiSidKeyofiet'av
StoXe/CToiy,
Attalus apud Hipparch. 1076 C,

TovTov.
Aristobul.
2,
r^pXv
jrepl
of a work.
Clem. A. 1,461 B.
apud Eus.
Ill,
636 B.
Diod.
a-rpa-
avTiStaXXaffcropu or dvnSioXXaTTO/iai (8iaXXao-(TOfuu), to
Polyb.
2,
56, 1.
16, 14, 4, Trpof airois.
Ttra TITOS.
exchange.
Dion. H. IV, 2344, 2. To change the story. Id.
4,
I,
29, p. 143, 65.
Exc. Vat. 85, 9 Aia

contrary
;
TTfyfifiaTos
dvnboôvpivov,
to
the
217, 10, 8c irpos Tavra.

avTiSiavvKTepeva) (8uiwKTpeva>), to
established rules of war
unexpected.
different
I,
Strab.
pass the night

,
opposite the
enemy.
avTiSiacToKTeop
=
rj,
App.
II,
700, 61.
drihoôs,
J'
^'
^
ov,
I,
(86â)
755.
of a
opinion.
II,
8fi
dvnBuKrTeWeiv.
Orig.
IV, 396 D.
avTihiauTaKTiK6s,
distinctive.
6v,
Lucian. 484 B.
29.
Greg. Naz.
1089 B.
I,
(avTihiaa-TcXKoi) contra-
avTibocia, as,
17,
dvriSoo'is.
Philon
109,
ApoUon. D. Pron. 308 B.

adv.
in
Synt.
146, 26.
dvriSoTos, ov,
contradistinction.
13, 4,
(dvn8lSap.i)
antidotical.
Strab.
din-tStaoToXnKSj,
14, p. 8,
13, Sivaiiis.
Diosc. 4, 142
pr)
ApoUon. D. Pron. 310 A.

diTiStaoreXXto (SiaareXKa), to contradistinguish.
(144), Bavaa-lfiav.
dTTodaveiv.
Dion.
H. VI,
893, 7 -trOai irpos tovs KOKovpyovs.

9, 4, 7
hoTos,
sc.
Strab. 10, 2, 17.

78. 93.
-adai nvi.
Just. Cohort. 22.
Nicom. ApoUon. D. Pron.
Diosc.
1,
(a) r/ dvriSvvapis, antidotus, an antidote. 130. 2, 134. Plut. n, 42 D.

Substantively,
2.
Ignat. Ephes. 20, tov
(1>) TO dvTtboTov, SC. (pdppaKov,
antidotum,
4.
'H avros tols avriBuia-reXKofievats (avrampiais) o-vvrdira-erac, as eya airos, Sext. 4, 18, nvl ti. av avTos. Synt. 14. 23.
322 A.
Longin. Frag.
avriSiaa-ToXrj,
fj!,
289
^=
Tj
dvTiSoTosfj,
Diosc. Delet. p.
dvrihpacris, ews,
{dvTihpdai) retaliation.
Theoph.
418, 20.
dvTihivti)
(fivvai),
3, 5, otto pv6p.S>v
r],
ra
ficrpa.
to
set
opposite,
said of
is
two
contradistinction.
Nicom.
heavenly
bodies,
when
one
Vit.
setting
ApoUon. D. Pron. 269 A. 289 C. Clem. 273 B npos avTihuuTTokriv tov Trpea^vreOrig. I, 648 pov \aov, in contradistinction.
77.
while the other
is rising.
Aral. 1160
A.
B.
I,
A.
dvTihvtrx^palvo)
(hvax^paivas),
6,
to
be
angry in
in re-
turn.
to
Anton.
26.
dvTLtLardo'a'op.ai (PiaTd(r(rat),
against,
Trpos
to
oppose.
Epict.
n.
Sext. 225, 26.
array one's self 3, 24, 24, nvl Orig. I, 901 C dv-
dvnbvaamito (bvaumiui), to beg or pray turn. Eus. n, 1181 C.

dvriSapov, ov, to, (8mpoi')
gift,
antidoron,
C/im. 900 D.
return
TtSiaTdatroi nvi.
dvTt&mri6Tip,i (Siarldripj.), to dispose in turn.
present in return.
Theoph.
Diod. n, 602, 70, to punish. Philon II, 352, 34, inPaul. Tim. 2, 2, flict deserved punishment.
25
01 avTiSianBeiievoi,
134 'O 8e
2Tf(l>dvov.
dpp^tejriV/cojToy
dvribapov direaTeiXev
Xfi^jfavov T^s Sfîds pêtpoy rov jrparop.dprvpos
2.
The
blessed bread distributed
opposers.
ApoUon. D.
evepyelas
reacts.
by the
priest to the congregation at the
end
Synt.
Koi
291,
To
SjimtrBai
offers
/xct
dvTiSianBerm,
resistance,
Dion. Alex. 1240

ponent.
dvTi8iKaa-ia, as,
fj,
6 dvTi8ian6eiJ.evos, op-
of the communion service (KfiTovpyia). It must not be confounded with the consecrated Or eg. Dec. 1204 B bread {&yws apros).
McTO
(dvTiSticdâ) litigation.
Se rip) avp,TtKi\paiaa> ttjs delas Xetrovp-
Aquil.
Prov. 20,
3.
S>u,
ylas p,eTe8a)Ke to dvTidiopov 6 Upeis Vit. Nil. Jun. 45 A. Xpurnavois.
men
tois
li.vnbiKoiiapiavl.Tai,
oi,
(dvrlSiKos,
Mapia)
ad Concil. Ant.
96, 16.
2.
Pach.
I,
361.
Balsam. Curop.
Dion.
Anlidicomarianitae, the opponents of the Virgin Mary, certain heretics who maintained
that
dvTiêvywjii (êvywp.C), to join
to.
H.
Mary,
after the birth of Jesus,
was the
VI, 800,
yvvrj.
7, TLvi
n.
nval.
Sept. Lev. 18, 18,
37, 11.
wife of Joseph, in the usual acceptation of
dvTiCrjkos, ov, (f^Xos)
the term.
Epiph.
II,
640 B.
vice-dic-
avTiZiKTaraip, opos, 6,
tator.
prodictator,
2.
C,
Sir. 26, 6.
Patriarch. 1132 A.
di/Ti'fijXof,
Substantively, o
opponent,
Lyd. 151, 19.

countermine. Strab.
applied to Satan.
dvTi^r]K6opju
TlVl.
fj,
diTtSiopuo-o-o) (Biopva-a-a), to
Martyr. Polyc. 1041 B. dvriirjKds dp,i. Clem. A.\, 692
12, 8, 11, p. 578, 26.

diTiSio-Kfflo-ts, fO)E,
ij,
(Sia-Koc) the
having a coun-
dvTL^vyia, as,
(dmfuyos)
to-oppojr/a.
Theol.
ter-disk.
Lyd. 277, 15.
Arithm. 57.
Digitized
by Microsoft
i^vyoQj
avTi^vyoai
182
Greg.
avTiKei/Jiai
(rara/SaXXo)), to put
(avri^vyos)
l<Topptmim.
dvnKara^dXKa
Epiph.
I,
down
in turn.
Naz.
Ill,
434 A, to be of equal merit.

to take
368 D.
dvnâiypew {^mypea),
said of animals.
I,
or capture in turn;
(into) dvTLKoSiopiac ((caraSim), to sink
turn.
Sabr. 107, 16.
Damasc.
Orig.
Achill. Tat. 6, 18.
1381 C.
7)E, fj.
dvnKaTdSv(Tii, fas,
{âivrj) the
rj,
setting in opposition, said
dvTiâinj,
1,
opposite zone.
of celestial bodies
when one
is
setting
and
197 C, quid?
as,
17,
the other rising.

opposition
to
Hipparch. 1068 A.
{avriKaTaXKafra-a) exchange.
*"'
avTidcta,
(avrideos)
God.
dwrnaTaXKayrj, ^f,
Plut. II, 49 D,
V'
Pseud-îAan. IV, 1093 C. avTiOeos, ov, {d(6s) god-opposing. Philon I, 418, Caesarius 5. Athenag. 945 B. 683, 5. 1024. Chrys. I, 527 D. VII, 33 B. Iambi. Myst. avTiBcos, ov, 6, countir-god.
Did. A. 681 C.
683, 5.
XPW'^
to,
^f/Sai'ou
npos dêOnos.
^mov
35, 4.
Kal Ki^brjXov.
dvTiKaToKXaypa, aros,
Jos.
dvTi.KaTdXKa$is, eios,
99,
17
compensation.
770.
Ant. 15,
fj,
9, 2, p.
returns, profit.
Diog.
7,
CK rfjs TTpay/iaTecas.
avTideppaiva
(6epp.aiva>),
to
Alex. Aphr. Probl. 38, 35. 37.
wai-m in return. Clem. A. I,

dv6iov, a plant.
di/TtKaTaXXdo-o-co, to
Sir. 46,
exchange.
Classical.
Sept.
12 To Svofia avrav dvnKaTdKXaa-6iJ.evQV

(KaTap-eiSida),
to
629 A.
dvn6e(nov, ov,
to, (dvridfCTis)
Tols viols, shall descend to their children.
dvnKaTaiinSido)
Cyrill.
laugh
terrify
at.
Diosc. 4, 136 (138).

avrldea-is, cms,
A. IV, 1017
App.
II,
C, nvos.
to
thesis.
to a 267 C. 363 B. 2. Interchange or commutation of letters. Diomed. 442, 28 Antithesis est litterae eommutatio
ij,
,
antithesis, opposition
avTiKaTanXria-a-a
turn.
{KaTaw\ri<T(ra),
in
Tertull. II,
520, 38.
avTiKarapdofiat
{KarapdopuL), to curse in turn.
Greg. Th. 1005 C.

dvTiKaTappca
10.
(as
olli
for
illi).
Karappea in turn.
Simoc. 125,
dvTi6ea-mio) (6e<rrriâi), to issue a counter-decree.
234, 13.
Leo. Novell. 70.

avTideriKos,
17,
*dvnKaTaa-Kevdia> (Karao-Keudfo)), to construct or

build in turn.
44, 10, o-rao-ti.
versification,
ov,
(avrideros) opposing, contrary.
Hermog.
Kliet. 33, 1.
4, 12, (j)atvofjiva>v.
2. In
3, 5.
Sext.
Diod. 17, 26
I,
=
Jos.
Clearchus apu^ Athen. 12, 57. Dion. H. dvTOiKoSopco.
dvn-
14,
10.
Ant. 16,
7,
1,
to misrep-
6en<a. perpa, metrical compositions, the last

line of
first,
resent.
avTiKaTdoTaa-is, ear,
fj,
which corresponds in measure to the
(dvnKaBiaTrjpi) opposition,
the last but one to the second, and so
reply to an argument.
Polyb.
4, 47, 4.
Jos.
on.
Heph. Poem.
4.
Ant. 16,
2, 5.
14, 10, 21
Aoyav
i^ dvTiKara-
avTiBerms {dvTidcTos), adv. antithetically.
PseuII,
a-Taa-fcos
yevopJvmv, both sides of the question.

(KaratrrpaTOTreoevo)),
to
do-Demetr. 15,
875.
avTiKaTao'TpaTOTredevto
dvndf)yai (drjya)), to whet in turn.
Lucian.
encamp
opposite.
Dion. H. HI, 1659,
6.
dvnKaTaa-Tpf(f>a) (KaTa<TTpâ>), to rout
an arm}
dvTi6r]pvat (Brjpevai), to
I,
hunt in turn.
Classical.
Damasc.
Euagr.
Greg.
Theod. Lector 209 A.

avTiKaTaTda-aai (KaTaTd(T(Ta>), to substitute in the
1381 B.
dtiTiSKiô) ==: ffKiâ in turn.

Scit.
place
of.
Clem. A.l, 760 A. nva dvri
rtvos.
1232 C.
ov,
n, 328
{6a><os)
'AvTiKaTardcraeTat 'lovSa, takes the
aiTiflotBKor,
=:
dvriBpovos.
place of Judas.
Naz.
rival,
I,
m,
442 A.
to rival bishops.
dvnKaTorpexco {KaTaTpX''>)j
to
overrun in turn.
avridpovos, ov, (Bpovoi) sitting opposite.
appUed
Hence, Greg. Naz.

Anthol.
Dion
C. 60,
9, 1.
dvTiKaTa(ppovca) (KaTa(ppovett>), to despise in turn.
1089 B.
Ill,
417 A.
dvridpoos, ov, (dpoot) rivalling in sound.

II,
Dion C. 54, 33, 4. avTiKaTa^mpurpos, ov,

ment.
Orib.
I,
6, 7.
(KaTa)(a'pl^'i>)
replace-
252 (Satyrius), nravoXs.

(xaflaipea)),
1.
459,
dvnKaQaipia
Dion
C. 46, 34,
2.
to
put down in turn.
To
depose in turn,
as a
dvnKanjyopew, to predicate conversely. Classical. Clem. Dion. H. VI, 791, 7, tuvt oXXtJXibi'.
as a bishop.
Socr. 349 C.
to install instead,
A.
II,
585
'
AvnKarriyopelTai tov jrpaypaTos

(Karrjyopia) counter-accusa-
dvTLKadiSpva {KadiSpvto),
bishop.
Philostry.
to
ev tols 'opois.
528 C, to 6p6va.
injure in turn.
Jos. B. J.
avTLKaTrjyopia, as,
tion.
rj,
avriKaKoa (icaKom),
3, 7,
Quintil. 3, 10.
30.
dvTi,KaTo\L(T6aiva>
^=
KaToXurSaivai back.
Paul:
Plut.
dvTi,KaXKa)mCop.ai
self in rivalry.
(^KoKKaTriâ),
Plut. 11,
adorn one's 406 D, irphs rrjv

to
Aeg. 276.
'
A.vTLKdTa>v, covos, 6, Caesaj-'s

I,
Anticato.
Classical.
TToXvTeXeiav.
733 D.
App. n, 313,
opposed
to.
57.
avTiKapTepea
{KapTcpca),
to
hold out against.
avTiKeipai, to be
Dion C,
39, 41, 1,
44, 13, 8, 7rp6s aiKia-fiovs.
Demetr. 14,
1.
6 'Awroceiftej'a KaXa, in
Pseudoan anti-
Digitized
by Microsoft
avTi/ceifieva^
ihetic period.
14, 10,
183
Km
a-ivKpivofiai, to
lie
7,
avriXoyiafioi;
contend against.
Sept.
heafuis iTvvhia-fua.
2.
(a)
apdpop ap6pa
Job
9, 32,
To
7,
opposite, said
5, p. 62,
11, 3, nvi.
3.
of promontories.
Participle,
Strah.
14.
dvTiKpv, adv. opposite.
Polyb. 4, 43, 4 Tois dvri-
avTiKgifievoi, opposing,
Kpv
TTJs
Aa-ias rowois
toIs dvTiKpv ova-i tov
adverse, hostile.
Reg. 2, 8, 10. Ptol. Martyr. Polyc. 17. Gn. 1281 C, SwxôXoy. (b) d avriKeiiievos, adOrig. m, 596 D. Sept. Ex. 23, 22. Esth. 9, versary, enemy. ic. 13, 17. Particularly, 2. Esai. 66, 1. Martyr. Path. Satan. Just. Frag. 1573 C. Clem. A. I, 329 A. 953 1413 A. 1425 A. Pseudo-i3ion. 1101 Orig. Ill, 1032 B. A.
Sept.
''Epp.aiov.
S.vnKpvs
dvTiKpv.
avTiKToopju
Luc. Act. 20,
15, Xi'ow.
KTaopxu in return.
Basil. Ill,
281 C.
dvTiKTelva
(Kreivai),
to
kill
in turn.
Adam.
1732 C.
aPTiKTria-is, eas, ^,
(avriKTaopai) acquisition of a
substitute.
Plut.
n, 481 E,
to
dbeXcjiov.
B.
avrueeiiievas,
dvTiKTmeco
adv. adversely, oppositely, in opBasil.
I,
(^KTvTreai),
clash against.
Greg.
Tliemist.
Naz.
II,
481 C, dXKfiXots. D).

to
position.
124 C.
Did. ^. 873 A.
dvTiKvSaivo) (KvSalvai), to glorify in turn.

69, 12 (57
avTiKev&ap, incorrect for avreiajvtrap.

avTiKccfxiKov, ov, to, (^KfCJtdKrf)
L. occiput.
Lyd,
dvnKvpaivopai, (Kv/miva)),
flicting /raves.
be agitated with con-
74, 17.
Plut. II, 897 B.
avTucaiiopai (javea), to
tive.
move
against, intransi-
'
AvTiKvptKos,
Polyb.
eas,
2,
ij,
66, 3, Tr/jor -nav.
OV, ('AvrUvpa) of Anticyra. 7], Galen. XIII, 227 D, cKKôpos. 2. Sub-
dvTiKivrjo-is,
counter-motion.
Hermes
Tr.
stantively,
TO
'
AvTiKvpiKov
^=
iTr)(rapocibh.
Poem.
22, 4.
Diosc.
false key.
4,
dvTiKtva-ap, incorrect for dvreKqvcrap. dvTiKkcis, ciSos,

7],
avTiKiopmbico
150 (152). KtopaSea in turn.
Plut.
I,
373
(/cXeis)
11,
Poll. 10,
E.
hold
Max.
of,
Tyr. 32, 34.
22.
Clem. A.
548 A.
Serap. Aeg. 913
avTiKap^dvio,
commonly
dvTi\ap.^dvop.cu, to take
C.
avTiKvr)iuaâ, axra>, (avniairipiov) to strike
shin.
etc.
on
the
2. To understand
572,
2,
a-vvir]fu.
Lucian.
m,
Sext. 648j 10.
(Compare
yatrrpiô,
condemned
eas,
rj,
in this sense.
[Sepi. Sap.
p.VKTrjpiÔ}.')
18
dvTiKrjpylreTai ^zr dirriKrj-êTai as v. 1.]

(avrtXa/iTro))
alibi.
dvTiKvripiv for dvTiKufipwv, ov, to,
a blow on
the
dvTi\ap,-\fns,
resplendency.
shin?
Leont. Cypr. 1721 B.
Plut.
II,
930 D, et
avTiKoikov, ov, TO, {koiXos) the instep
of the foot.
in
turn.
dvTtkeyw,
to
contradict, to dispute.
^
Classical.
Polem. 310, tov jtoS6s.

djiTLKoXaKeva
(xoXaKevia),
to
flatter
Plut.
I,
204 C.
(((o/iifo)),
dvTiKop,iôp,cu.
to
receive
I,
in return.
Jos.
B. J.
2, 8, 4.
Plut.
448 B.
App.
11,
Eus. II, 268 C AvrCKeyovTai 8e at \omai Stjo; the genuineness of the two last epistles of John is disputed. 217 A ra dvnXeyofieva, sc. îfiXla, the doubtful books of the New Impersonal, dvTiKcyerm, it is Testament.
619, 18.
avTiKOjiiraâ ((co/tHrafco), to boast in turn.
I,
disputed,
there
are
conflicting
6, 6, iiepi
views
about
Plut.
anything.
dvTiXe^ts, eas,
3-
Strab. 8,
fj,
nvos,
Jos. Ant. 18,
944 E, 1-m.
f},
contradiction.
dvTiKOTTri, rfs,
(avriKOTrrui)
a beating back,
2, 5,
re6,
1,
pelling
check.
Strab. 5,
p.
351,
dvTiKrjiiTTTwp,
qpos,
6,
avrCKifTrrap.
Sept.
when two
streams, running in opposite di-
Reg.
1, 8,
2,
22, 3 as v.
eas,
V.
1.
r),
rections, meet.
Philon
11,
489, 13.
Plut.
avTiKripAJfis,
1.
dvTiKrjyJAis.
Sept. Esdr.
n, 77 A. 649 B.
dvTiKownKos,
28.
dvTiKO<rprjTev(0,
ev(T<o,
i],
27 as
6v, fit
for checking.
to
Sext. 504,
dvTiXiJTTTcBp, opos, 6,
(avTCKajx^dvopxiC) protector.
Sept. Reg.
2,
22, 3.
Ps.
3, 4.
17, 3.
be
an
dvnKotrprjTrjS.
dvTiKr]-<^Ls, eas,
a taking hold
of, etc.
Classical.
Inscr. 271.
avTiKo(Tfiif)TTis,
[_Sept. Ps. 21, 1 OV,

6,
E(S TO Te'Xos virep t^s avTiXfj-
vice-KotTpryrr)!
1.
Inscr.
ilcffflf
TTJs eadivijs,
where Aquila has inep
ttjs
272, B.
AvTiRovapios, ov,
eXdcpov T^f dpBpivfjs.

6,
The Hebrew
title is
the Latin
antiquarius
Hermias
Euchait.
now
KaXKiypdipos.
Lyd.
12, 16.
the tune
rendered, for the leader of the music : of " The hind of the morning."]
Plut.
I,
the
to
dvnKpdâ (jcpdâi), to shout in turn. 3. Theod. Lector 197 A.

' '
2. Ambiguity.
88 A.
I, 356 B. upper part of
dvTiXiTaveva (Xvraveva), to supplicate in return.
dirnKparett)
{Kparea), to master in turn.
Plut.ll,Wi C.
dvnXdîov,
ear.
Cfem. ^.
1147 A.
durutplva (jipivai), to compare.
30,
ov, t&, (XojSdr) the

2,
nvl n.
Philostr. 91. 222.
Ael.
V. H. 2, 2. To Judge
Poll.
88.
6,
G?aZen. II,
369B.
dvTi,Xoyurp4s, ov,
(avTiXoyLôfUu) counter-debt.
in turn.
Aristid.
H, 561, 17
3. Mid. dvn-
Philostr. 649.
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by Microsoft
amikotZopem
dvrCKoibopiai (XoiSopem), to rail at in turn.
I, 2,
184
Petr.
aiTt/ieraXXeuto
avTi,fiia'<Tiov
{pcToKkeia),
to
to
countermine.
23.
Plut. II, 88 F.
Lucian.
Ill,
445
Polyb.
1,
42, 12.
16, 31, 8, toIs rroXep.iois.
'AvreXotSopEiTO to iIkoto, ^=. dvreXoMpei.
dvTipeTappia (peTappeat),
II,
flow back.
pull or
PluU
to the
ivrCKomia
II,
(XtiTreo)), to
grieve in turn.
28.
103,
12.
123,
Plut.
I,
11,
Pkilon 551 C.
Aristot.
904 A, j n.
to
mmperaiTTrda) (jiemawdai),
opposite side.
els
Tl.
draw
Lucian. HI, 285.
to dvnXmreiv. *dvTiKv7nj<ns, eas, ^, Anim. 1, 1, 16. Basil. Ill, 356 C.

avTtXvTpov,
ov, TO,
Clem. A.
905 A.
Jos. Ant. 13, 6,
3, p.
646,
(Kirpov)
ransom.
Orph.
dvTipeTdaTams, eass, rj, (a.impc6i(m]p,i) transposition, change. Dion. fl". I, 45 7, 2. PseudoJust.
Lith. 587.
Paul. Tim.
1, 2, 6.
îAara.
H,
1548 C.
Synes 1089 A.
^,
1125 C.
dvTLp.aimp.m (jMivopxu), to rage against.
11,
dvnpfTaToîs,
Anihol.
313.
0)9,
(^dimp.eraTd(r(r<o)
3,
inter-
change.
Dion. H. VI, 799,
of genders, in
255
(Geminus).
2,
Lucian.
Ill,
grammar.
dvTiperaTd(TtTopai (jifTardiTiTa), to change one's
position.
Aristaen.
16.
ftos,
rj,
dvnpupriprjals,
testimony.
(dvnjMipTvp4a>) counterSext. 115,

7,
Dion. H.
I,
485,
1.
Plut.
n, 1121 E.
avTipeTacfjepa) (pTa(j)ep(i>), to bring back.
Socr.
et alibi.
328 B.
dvniiapTvpopai 450.
^=
dvnpapTvpeo).
Lucian. HI,
avTiperaxapico
side.
(/ierap^topeco),
2, 2,
to
go
to the other
Jos. Ant. 15,
tois iknia-iv, in re-
dvnpAxw'-'' f"^' ^> (dvnpAxopM) opposition. CTm. ^. I, 1065 Dion. H. in, 1646, 3.
spect to hope.
dvTipcTeipi (jieretpi), to be a competitor or rival
A.
avTi.jxaxqTfjs, ov, 6,
candidate.
Plut.
I,
353 C.
opponent, antagonist.
Sihyll.
12, 165.
dvTipeTpia (peTpeoi'), to measure (or measure Matt. 7, 2 as v. 1. Luc. 6, 38, out) in turn.
vplv.
dvnp,eipaKivop,ai (^peipaiaeiopaC), to behave like
Lucian.
n.
f<of,
11,
419.
Pseudo-Dion. 394 B,
you'.ii
toioards
any one.
to
Plut.
I,
454 C.
in
turn.
Tl irpos
dvTip{kTa.ai
(ficXerdo)),
meditate
dvTip-erfyqais,
rj,
AiJtan.
I,
645 C, nvL
Agath.
2 Tfp\jnxopots dirrefUXiê plrois.
Basil.
I,
233 B.
a measuring out in turn. Greg. Naz. II, 465 D.

in front,
dvTcp\i(a> (p.e\iC<o), to rival in melody.
Epigr.
9,
dvTippilôp.ai (^pepiô)'), to
share with.
Antip. S.
Caesarius 1185. dvnpeTomos, ov, (/xtTcajros) Simoc. 50, 16.

dvTipTJkov,
ov, TO,
(ju^Xoi/)
facing.
24, Ttvl Tl.

dvTip.cpip.vaas (pepipvaio), to
pjivhpayopas.
care for in return.
Diosc. 4,
76j
Eui. VI, 560 C.

dvTipepia-Tijs, ov, 6,
dvTipijaiov, less correctly avTipj]cr(Ttov, dvTip.i<r-
partner.
Plut.
Aiuc. 1545 C.
HLov, or dvTLpivfTiov, ov, to,
(dvTL,
m e n s a)
dvTipcerovpaviu),
ijtro),
(jiecrovpavea) to be in the
antimensium,
dvnpea-ovpdvripa.
H, 284 E.
Ptol.
Tetrab. 30. 33.

dvTipaovpdvr)pxi, aTo^, to, the point in
heaven
opposite to the peaovpdvripa.
Ptol. Tetrab.
201.
Sext. 730, 31.
Orig. II, 72
A.
Plut.
dvTLpfTdfiaais, cas, ^, (pcTaâcris) struggle.

II,
319 C,
jTpos TO
rjs, rj,
pcvpa tov rroTapov,

(^dvTipeTaj3d\\joi)
dvTipeTaôKi},
turn.
In rhetoric,
Quintil. 9,
antimetabole,
mutatio.
sed, ut vivam, edo).
change in com3, 85 {non ut edam, vivo, Longin. 23, 1.

opposite.
Theoph. ed7. 2. Antimensium, a consecrated cloth, which, being spread on the table of a church that has not been consecrated, converts that table, while it remains on it, into a regular holy table. Stud. 1752 A. Nic. CP. 861 C. Nom. Coteler. 443 dvTi.pr]o-<riv. Curop. 5, 18 *0 apxa>v tS}V avrtpivo'iav, eladyav tovs elirepXppevovs els TTjv dylav peTaKrjy\nv, who waits upon those who are about to partake of the communion. 3. J[ table standing before a
a portable holy table. Porph. Cer. G6. 254,11.
dvTtpfTayio
200.
:= peTaya
eios,
r),
Paul. Aeg.
interchange
ij
court of justice.
Dubious sense.
Suid.
*dvTiprjxdvripa, aTos, to, (dvnp.Tjxai'dopai) counter-
dvTipeTaBfcns,
{pcTaBcaLs)
contrivance, counter-engine.
Jos.
Athen. Mech.
4, 2, 20.
3.
of persons, in rhetoric.
Tmv
TTpo<Ta>7ru)v,
Longin. 26, 1, as the second for the first.
Ant
10, 8, 1.
Polyaen.
to
dvTipipeopai {^pipeopai),
10.
ape.
Ignot. Ephes.
dvTipcToKapâvo) (pcTaKap^dva},
to take instead.
App.
II,
766, 95.
Philon n, 613, 4. Jos. Ant. 16, 3, 1. Plut. II, 785 C. Apollon. D. Adv. 540, 21 -a-6at
els aiTLaTLKTiv.
dvnpivfTiov, see dvripfia-iov.

avTipitrBla, as,
i),
(avTipurdos) requital, reward,

27.
564, 24 -irdai ircpois
iitippi)-
Paul.
Rom,
1
1,
Cor.
2,
6,
13.
Clem,
paai.
dvTipcTaKrjpîs, ea>s,
r},
R. a taking instead.
Plut.
8.
2,
Murdov
dvTip,itTdiag
^=
dvTipj,(T6'ua>,
Theophil. 2, 9.
dvTip.ifTiov,
n, 466 C. 904 A.
613, 9.
incorrect for
dvrip.Jio'iov.
Galen. H, 281 C.
dvTipi(T(Tiov,
see dmpjitnov.
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by Microsoft
avTtfiiin)fiovVO)
185
riambic
14, 1
1.
avTiirapaycoyr]
dmmvrjfioveva
turn.
(jivrifiovevai),
to
remeTnher in re-
Joann. Hier. 489 A.

Diosc. 4, 76 as v.
to
movement (_1SJ). Heph. 15, 19, T^y 8e Kar avTinaBEiav pi^cms. Aristid.
fjirai,
avTiiiviov ^=z avnfir)viov.
Q. 56.
mmiunjareva (jivrjtmva),
Diod. n, 550, 97.
avTtiiopôs,
WOO as a
rival.
avrmadio),
Idp^co,
to be dvrnradrjs.
is
Heph.
5, 7, t<S
ov, (jx.op(j)ri^ resewMing in form. 564 C as V. 1. Lucian. II, 447. Plut. avTifiopcfxas, adv. by resembling in form. I, 564 C. avnimKoojuu (fiVKdofiai), to helloiu in turn. Dion. H. I, 100, 5, nvL Proc. Ill, 295, 8.
Plut.
I,
the reverse of the iambus. Apollon. D. Synt. 291, 14 OvSe yap els TO avrtTradelv vwo rStv eâdev evdiddcTos, to be aflTected by external objects said of the sense of sight.
;
the trochee
dvTinadris, es, (dvn7rd<7x) ings,
having opposite feelC,

et
alibi.
averse.
Plut.
aimiivKTrjpLîo (jivKrqplâ)), to
mock in
turn.
Cic.
Fam.
15, 19.
to
dvTOKva (veum), 1724 B.
beckon in turn. Leont. Cypr,
avTivrfôpjai (yrfyôpxii)) to
swim
H, 979 B,
Tow
'Avnvoews,
Trpos kC/xo koI povv.
Simoc. 319, 8
Heges.
against.
Plut.
Lucian. II, 427. 2. Aniidoiical. Diosc. 4, 131 (133), (pappaKots. Eupor. 2, 132, npos Atlian. I, 176 B, tov o'Kopwiovs Kal BrjpLa. jTupos, extinguishes fire. 3. In versification, reverse, opposite, with reference to such feet as the trochee and the iambus ( ., or
H, 664
TTorapJov avrevrjâvro, back.

ov,
('AvrtVoos)
Substantively, TO 'AiTivdeia, games celebrated in honor 1320 B, ayiiv ra 'Avnvoeia. of Antinus.

avnvopla, as,
Inscr. 248.
v, (vo/xoj) conflict
of Antinus.
4.
).
Schol.
Heph.
6, 1, p. 35, aXkrjXois.
Substantively, t6 dyrmaQcs,
,
anti5,
pa t h e s
a species of
coral.
Diosc.
139 (140).
dvniradws, adv. aversely.
of laws.
56,4.
Quintil.
7,1,15.
Hermog.'Bhet. 15,
pertaining
3.
Hierocl.
avrmaiheva (wai&evio), Eudoc. M. 100.

avniraia
to
Anast. Sin. 180 D. be a rival teacher.

in return.
C. A. 42, 2.
dvTivop,iK6s,
II,
r),
(jralai), to strike
Athenag.
611,
to
avnvopia.
Plut.
893 A.
dvrtnaioivlût (nauovt^co), to
741 D.
chant the paean in

counter-
avTwop,iKS)s,
adv. iy avnvopia.
Argum. Dem,
turn.
Max.
Tyr. 127,
aros,
to,
7.
Androt. 592.
avTivopoBeria (yoiioBereai), to enact counter-laws.
Plut.
dvnwaKaiapa,
struggle.
Cels.
(dirtTraXaio))
1,
Greg. Nyss.
oS,
4,
6,
561 A.
n, 1044 C, nvi.
apud
Ptol.
Orig.
I,
dvTvjrdXaia-Tris,
antagonist, in wrestling.
1445 D.
Max.
<ar,
fj,
Tyr. 66, 15.
Gn. 1285
Ael. V.
H.
15.
to
A.
lis,
Philostr. 258.
dvTardKaia
(TroXai'o)),
wrestle
12, 5.
or
struggle
'AmivoTToXis,
('AjtiVoos, ttoKis)
A ntinopo-
Called Anast. Sin. 249 C. also 'AjTiva, Antino. Theod. Ill, 1157 A. avnvovderea (yovderia), to admonish in turn.
in Egypt.
Plut.
'AvTivm, oOs,
see.
n, 72 E. fj, Antino
ÂvtivottoKis,
which
2,
I, 504 A, nvi Greg. Nyss. I, 429 C. dvTaraKapMopai {irdKapAopai), ziz: dvnprjxavdoiiai. Theophyl. B. m, Simoc. 104, 21. 144, 12. 682 E. Cass. 153, dvTivaXKopat, (jroXXm), to rebound.
against.
Herm. Mandat.
Orig.
28.
avrivaTos, ov, (vSrros)

p. 167,
back
to back.
Diod.
54,
35
'AvnKaBrjpcvovs dXXrjXois avrivaiAntiochia, in Syria, the third

first
TOVS.
'AvTwxeia, as,
city in
ij,
Romania, the
being Bme, and

Sept.
the second Alexandria.

37, et alibi.
3,
Jos. B. J. 3, 2, 4.
Mace. 1, Herodn.
(Eus.
be
3,
Martyr. adversary, Satan. BasU. Ill, 237 B. Pallad. Laus. 1042 D. Apocr. Act. PhiUpp. 38. dvTmavov, ov, to, (iravtov) showy stripe on the Hes. Haparovptov, border of a garment. Balsam, ad Concil. avrmavov, Kpd<rrre8ov.
dvrindXos, ov,
6, the
Path. 1433 A.
4,
11,
15,
not
much below Rome.

(o;ê?;(B
1369
T^s avaToXiKTJs Palladas 49.

(pxto)),
to
jUijTpoirdXeojj.)
VI, 27. VII, 16. dvnirapayyeXia, as, r], (avrtTrapayycXKa) comPlut. I, 1043 petition for a public office.
F.
dvTiirapayye'KKa, to be
rival candidate for a 422 B, Srjpapxlav. 783 office. App. n, 196, 67, nvi is ttjv xmaC, nvi.
dvTioxevopu
against.
for o;(eco),
to
carried
avnoxeo
'
oppose.
Hes. 'Avnox^^,
public
Plut.
I,
evavTLovrai.
AvTioxucios,
ij,
ov,
(ÂvTLOxos^
of Antiochus.
Teiav.
Tatian. 881
C.
'AvTioxurnis, ov, 6, {'Avrioxos) partisan

tiochus.
of An-
Polyb. 21,
fj,
4, 2.
avrmapayayf], ^r, V, {dvTnrapayai) an advancing Polyb. 9, 3, against, of a line of soldiers. Arr. Anab. Plut. I, 396 F. 10. 11, 18, 2.
5
10,
3.
3,
avrmoBeui, as,
(avniradrjs)
counter -action,
Sext. 11, 32.
2.
ij
Opposition,
hostility.
Sept.
37,
2..
2.
antipathy.
Diosc. lobol. 23.
Esth.
add. line 15.
Polyb.
10,
In versification, the antispastic or cho24
17, 14, 13,
irpAs iiKiwrrov.
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avTiTrapaBeiKvvfii
avTmapabeinvvfii
turn.
(TrapahelKvvjxi),
I,
186
to
avTCTrapcovv/Meco
1090, 15.
8, 4.
exhibit
in
Philon
I,
193, 21.
Jos. Ant. 18,
Greg. Nyss.
175 D.
^
cairmapa'bexpj'.ai
(Trapadexofiai),
to
receive
in-
dvTmapaTd(T(ra>, to resist, to be rebellious.
Sept.
stead.
Philon n, 508, 32. Apollon. D. Synt.
Esdr.
-aSat
1, 2,
22, rtvL
to Stretch
108, 13.
avTiwapabibiopj. (jrapaSi'Scu/it). to deliver over in
dynirapareiva,
TTj
along.
Strab. 13,
2, 1
napaXta.
rj, '
turn.
Jos.
Ant^
ecos,
15, 3, 1, ttjv
fj,
avTiTrapdSocns,
apxv" "'"
avnirapahihovai..
avrnrapdropa or dvnnapaToipa,
(ante, pararj
to
tura)
decoratiiin.
Suid.
Avnirapdropa, dv
Caesarius 972.
TiKoa-pTja-LS,
avrmapaêiyvvpt Andr. C. 809 A.

avTmapdSfO-is, eas,
son.
(jrapaêvyvvp-i), to
join instead.
napaa-KEvrj
irapdrov yap ^ aWr) cvTrpeTreia Qapdrov e| napa Papaiois.

.
. . .
ov Koi dvTmapdToipa,
rj,
r]
Koa-pTjcris,
^ aXXr) ei-
(dvTi7rapandr]p.i)
compari-
7rp7rca.
Dion. H. V, 123, 4 'E| avmrapadfo-ecas, Jos. Apion. 2, 33. comparison. Apollon. D. Pron. 406 B. Adv. 585, 29. Clem. A. II,, 301 B, Tira'f. Synt. 165, 20.
in
dvTmapaTpiTrat
turn.
Cyrill.
(irapaTpeirai),
to
turn aside in
or by
A. VIII, 996 A.
to
dvn7rapa(pv\d(r<ropm (TrapaûXatrtro)),
against.
guard
Clem.
^4. I,
613 C.

KaKOV.
392, 25, dyaBov
Km
avTmapaxiopea {jrapaxtopeai), to give way in Basil. Philon II, 282, -37, aXXijXots. turn.
Ill,
dvTiTrapdBfTos, ov, comparable.
Caesarius 904.
325 A.
rjs, rj,
Epiph.
turn.
Ill,
29 A.
104 A.
to
dvnTrapettraycoyrj,
(napeia-dya) introduction 366,

6.
avrnrapadeaipea)
(irapaOetopcii}),
compare
in
in
in turn.
Plotin.
I,
Grey. Nyss. Ill, 545 A. dvTarapaiva> (jrapaweai), to advise
turn.
dvnirapeKbvopai (n-apd, cKSvopai), Synes. 1081 B. ed.
to be contrast-
Dion
C. 65, 11, 3.
to lie opposite, to be 3, 37, 7
dvTmapd<eipMi (irapdKeip.m), Pohjh. situated opposite.

{ôrepatff o)S irpos
dvTmapeKTa(ns, fwf, rj, (avTinapeKreivai) a Stretching along. Philon I, 433, 19.

dvnirapdCTeiva) (yrapeKTeiva)^,
Tairms
dp,-
=:
avTiwapaTelva.
Strab. 11, 8, 2.
rds dpKTOvs avTiirapaKeiTai. Apollon. D. Synt. 342, 11.

(7rapdKKrj(ns} exhortation
2.
Philon
I,
433,
7,
30.
24.
II,
117, 43 -a-Bal tiw.

Sext. 443, 24,
Jos. B. J. 3,
5, 3, 5.
Drac. 14,
in return.
3.
Tj,
compare.
703, 30.
rj,
Diog.
7,
151, spread.
avrnrapaKkqcns, ems,
dvnTrapeâycoyrj, ^s,
(dvnirape^dyai) a leading
Plut.
Polyb. 11, 12,
out against
opposition.
Anim. 699
B.
aj/Tt7rapaXXd(r(r<a
(yrapaKKdatTa)),
changed,
'
in-
Sext. 224, 4.
verted.
Apocr. Act. Philipp. 34 AvniraprjKtuttos.

ov,
,
Xaypevos
dvnnapeêipi (TTapeêipi), to march alongside. Greg. Nyss. I, 248 C. Jo.f. Ant. 2, 9, 4.

dvTiTrapfêpxopai (jrapeîpxppai), to march out
against.
dvmrapdWi]Xos,
to the foot
Schol.
(irapM^rfKos) a
,
name given
commonly
the v.
to
called KprjnKot.
1.
Dion C.
47, 46,
1.
Heph.
p. 1 73 in
dvrmapiêTdâ) (Trapeêrdâ),
to
compare. Dion.
the
dvrmapapevto (jrapapivai), 404 A.
withstand.
Method.
H. I
8, 11.
dvrnrapipxopm (vapipxopaC),
to
avrtnapapeTpea (jrapapeTpeai), Sel. 588 C, nvt ti.

Plut. II, 1099
compare. Basil.
to
other side.
32.
Strat.
n. pass by on Sept. Sap. 16, 10. Luc. 10,

Tivl to
VI, 1059, 13,
31.
7, ret
(TTeâvrjifKoKLa.
avrarapaivepnopai (TrapairepTTco),
be sent to?
TJj
dvnirapriyopfa) (naprjyopia>), to comfort in turn.

Jos. B. J. 1, 15, 5.
'
AvTuvapempireTO
pvripr]
Plut. II, 118 A.
Tuiv dTToXfKaviTfievaiv irporepov rjtovav.
dvniTapiwiTeia (jrapiwnevai), to ride along opposite.
dvTiTrapairrjyuvpi
opposite.
(vapaTrrjyvvpi), to fix or join Apollon. D. Synt. 37, 22 To dvri-
Arr. Anat.
5, 16, 3.
5, 17, 1.
avTmapLfTTaa)
{îrapLtTTrjpi),
to
put
opposite.
TrapaireiTTjypevov tov \6yov, the context.
j\Iosch)i. 126, p. 52,
T^v KaQapa-w.
,
aVTiirapajTopevopai (napaTropevopat),
pEi.pi, to
=^
dvrvwd5, 7, 11,
dvTirmpohevco (jrapobevio)
opposite side.
\rj\ois.
to pass,
along on
the
march along
etoff,
side of.
Polyb.
App.
I,
278, 28.
454, 74, dk-
TOLs )(aipais.
dvTL7Tapd(TTatTis,
ij,
(dvTtTrapioTrjpi)
anti-
dvTi7rappij(ndôp,ai (Trapprjindôpuii), to
speak freely
parastasis,
a figure of rhetoric.
Hermog.
in turn.
Plut. II, 72 C.
to
Rhet. 22, 18. 120.
Damasc.
I,
657 C.
avTiirapabia {irapaSca},
Strab.
9, 1, 10, p.
sing in opposition.
dvTmapao'TanRSit, adv. by the figure of dvrnrapda-raa-cs.
220, to falsify the
Homeric
Hermog. Rhet. 120,

opposite.
17.
to
text in opposition to the Athenians.

1558, 13,
dvTmapaorpaTOTTehevoi
(napaKTrpaToirebevat),
encamp
Tivl.
Dion. H.
Ill,
avnirapavvpea (iraprnvuficm), to call by an opposite name. Nicom. 11 "Qa-re to oXov dvriirapcovvpeio'daL

Tij
povdSi koi
ttjv
;
p.ovd8a
oXo)
avTiwapdraîs, cms,
rj,
(dvn7rapaTd(rcr<a) a
draw11,
thus, 4
is
four units =:: ^
ing
up against the enemy.
Dion. H.
one fourth
and
inversely,
^.
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avTnrapuuVfj.o^
avrnrapawiws,
site
187
avriTrfpmXoKri,
avTiTToiifiatvoi
ov, (jrapiiwjxos)
name ;
thus,
is
having an oppodvnnapawiiou of ^, or
airco.
fjs, fj,
counter-êpmkoKq.
Theogn.
Mon. 853
B.
simply 4.
avriiTaiTxa., t6,
Nicom. 110,
dvTinepmoUtt)
indeclinable, {avri, 7id(r\a) the week
(TTcpiTroiea), to obtain against f Apollon. D. Synt. 299, 6 To dvmrepnrotoip.e-
immediately following Easter-week.
Jejun,
vov Twv diaBicreav,
with reference to such

{dvnirepiarTrdai)
580 C Tî Porph. dylas vias Kvpiaierjs toC dvTi'iTacT)(a. Cer. 52 'H Kvpicuo] tov avTiwaarxa, Quasimodo, Loio-Sunday, the next Sunday after Easter. Cedr. II, 539 'H rpinj tov avrinairxa, the Tuesday next after Low-Sunday.
1913 C.
Leont.
Mon. 576 A.
verbs as dvriKeyco,
sion, in military
d/i<î(r^/T(o.
aVTi7repta-ira(Tfia, arcs, t6,
diver-
language.
Polyb.
3,
106, 6
noielv dvTiWfpiairaa-pM tois KeXroir.

avTmepia-TTafjfios, ov, 6,
=z
preceding.
Diod.
in
14, 49.
avrmda-xa,
9,
to be
5,
rivL
2.
of opposite nature. Polyh. 34, To be an antidote against.
avrmepiirnaa'Tos, ov,
opposite direction.
(Trepurirdai)
drawn
an
Paul. Aeg. 204.

to
Diosc. 3, 63 (70).
JW.K01S, to
67 (74), BavaaijiOK (j>ap3. Particounteract the effects.
dvTmepvdnda
45, 6.
(jvepiiTTida),
make a
2,
diversion,
in military language.
Polyb.
24, 8.
6,
2,
ciple, dvToreTTovBas, reflexive, as
applied to
Diod. 18, 38.
Jos. Ant.
off.
13, 3,
the middle voice. avniraTcm (jraTeoi),

to
Diog.
7,
64, Karriyoprfjm.
Ttvd and TWOS, to

avTijrepiaraaris,
draw
fj,
tread upon in turn.
Cosm.
cur,
vicissitude,
alternation.
Ind. 132 A. D.
dvrurreXapyea
as one's
Orig.
I,
Doroth. 1808 C,
to
nvL
I,
Nicom.
305 C.
76. 86.
(fffXapyoy),
support in turn,
dvn7rpuTTp(j)a> (jrepimpiipa), to turn
around
in
own
parents.
Clem. A.
an
opposite direction.
Eust.
Mon. 940
C, tov
1177 B.
Iambi. V. P. 58.
::=
(Com-
Xdyov, to retort.
dvTiircpioTpocjjr),
tjs, fj,
pare Arist. Av. 1353-57.)
dvrmfXdpymins, fas,
dvTtSoa-K, return
f),
rj
tS>v ciiepyfTrjudTav
trary direction.
Plut. II, 901 C.
a turning round in a conGalen. 11,

circumcise in op-
of favor. Basil. I, 176 D. [The analogical form would be dvriweXdprj,
47 B.
avTi/TrfpiTfjiva (jrepiTeixvat), to
yr](ris.]
dvTiirf7r6vdr)iTis, fcas,
{avTiTTovBcvai) correlation
between number and extension. Iambi. Math. 196.

avrnreirovdoTas (avTiirenovBrns),
in
Nicom.
75.
adv. inversely,
ttj
Epiph. Ill, 264 B, as when a Jew became a Samaritan, or when a Samaritan became a Jew. dvn7repi<}>opd, as, r), (yrepKêpa) a going round, in an oppiosite direction. Prod. Parmen. 571
position.
mathematics.
Nicom.
52,
Terdprr].
,
(164).
avnirepixiopio) (irepix'^'P^'^^j '"
Theol. Arithm. 25.

avTiTTepa
90 around
Leont.
I,
to the
dvriirepa, dvTiirepav, right opposite.
other side.
Plut.
I,
618 D.
1320
Porph.
T(Bs).
Adm.
177, 17, Aio-rpas.
B.
avTinepvîx"' {Trepi^vx<>>)t to refresh in turn. Plut. II, 691 F.
dvTiTrepuodea (jrepuoBea), to
avrmfpalvoj (nepalva), to fix in turn (/ca/ce/i^dStrat. 77.

to go across, to cross. Porph. Adm. 244, 20, rdv
dvTiirepdo), dcro), (jrepdo})
push about
of
jrepLcoBeo).
in turn.
Chron. 722, 17.

"AXvv.
Plut. n, 1005 E.
dvTiTtepicocns, ecos,
fj,
the act
Plut.
dvrmepiAya (Trepidya), to turn round against. Polyb. 1, 22, 8. Philon I, 268, 48. 311, 17, the neck of a horse. avTiireptayayfi, ^s, f), a turning round in an opposite direction. Pseudo-Z)iora. 1080 D. dimTreptPdXkto (jrfpi/SdXXo)), to surround, to clojhe. Sept. Sir. 23, 12 ' Avnircpi.fiefi'Krifievr) davdrto, clothed with death, dangerous. 3 To em-
n, 1005 c.
avnirXayidâ) (jrXaytdfo)),
to
or upon.
dvmrXda-a-a>
Lyd. 230, 2
(iT\da-(ra>), to
I,
SpîSaKcai' fiiKpav
put obliquely against dvnin

opposition.
Tr\ayiaôp,eva>v i<p' avTovs, lattice-work.
form
Clem. A.
500 A.
(n-XaoToupyem),
to
avTiirKaa-Tovpyea
form
or
create in opposition.
Leo. Kovell. 155, r^
brace in turn.
Achill. Tat. 5, 8.
Sem.
dvTmfpiypdcjiai (Trepiypdfjxo), to describe

opposite side f
on the
dvTmkqKTris, ov,
turn.
6,
(dTrrX^(r(r(<>)
a a
striker in
Ptol. Geogr. 8, 1.
to
Basil. HI,
ij,
640 C.
(dvTviT\r)(T(ra))
avrmfpUifu (TrepUiju),
opposite direction.
dvrnrepitjxeai
return.
dvTntepie\Ka> (TrepieXKo), to pull
Aret, 13 D, around in an
Plut,
dvTiTrkrjîs, ecos,
striking in
turn.
Greg. Naz. HE, 816 A.

(avniroUopiai) a laying claim
5.
Sexl. 232, 13.
dvniroirja-is, ems, ^,
to.
(Treptrjxeo)), to reverberate.
Dion. H. IV, 2234,

dpx^s-
Jos. Ant. 17,
9,
n, 502 D.
avrnrepariwra (jTcpimima),
'
4, rijs
to fall against.
Sext. 164, 21.
754,
1.
I,
Clem.
dvTiiroLTjTeov
:=
Sel avrmoicia'dm.
Clem. A.
A.
I,
424 A, vcpaXois
irerpais.
to sail
520 A.
dvTiirfpmKea (nepiTrKeai),
opposite direction.
around in an
dvTnroip.aiva> (Troifiaiva), to be a rival
shepherd
Strab.
1, 1, 8, p. 9, 4.
{bishop).
Greg. Naz.
II,
484 A.
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aVTlTTOKl^CO
avniroKiâ (iroKi^w),
to
188
a
rival city.
avria-o(f)tcrTri(;
build
Jos.
B. J.
5, 2, 4.
17,
avTlnrams, oos, V, antiptosis, interchange case for another, of cases, the putting of one
in
Arist.
can'aroKis, eas,
(ttoXw) rival city.
Died. 11,
political
81, Tots 'A6r)vcus.
Strah. 3, 5, 3, p. 263, 9.
Priscian. grammar. Vesp. 135.

rj,
17,
155.
Schol.
avmroXiTiia,
opposition.
as,
r),
(avnivoKiTivofiai)
5.
Polyh. 11, 25,

{)
Strab.. 14, 2,
I,
dvnnToynKos, Rhetor.
6v,
relating
1.
to
mniwraaii.
Vm,
660,
24, p. 138, 10,

avTiTTotmi], ^s,
17,
Tvpos Tiva.
(di/TOTf/xTrm)
Plut.
712 E.
a sending back.
Theocjn.
Mon. 852 D.
(otj/em), (o Za6o?- against.
-fio-âi.
*dvTnruvedvopM (mivBavopat), to inquire in return. Xen. Hell. 3, 4, 10 as v. 1. Clementin. Theod. HI, 1361 C. 2, 39, Trepi rtros.
dvTi7rvp<reia>
dvnirovea
App.
II,
(Trvpa-eia),
to
return signals by
8, 30, 3.
754, 92 avTorovov, ov, to, (avriirovos) wages.
beacons
Iambi. V.
(fires,
smoke).
Polyb.
dvnppr\yvvpi (pfjympi), to break against.
Plut.
P. 56.
*ai/Ti'7rous, ouv, (ttous)
n, 1005 B.
avripprjiTis, ecos,
f),
with the feet opposite, with Plat. Tim. 63 A. reference to the antipodes. Qemin. 833 D. Cleomed. 10, 6, ij/iij/. S(ra6. Diog. Plut. II, 869 C. 1, 1, 13, p. 12, 18.
3, 24.
8, 26.
rj,
(p^crts)
a gainsaying,
18, 25,
5,
7.
objec-
tion,
contradiction, controversy, dispute, de-
bate.
Polyb.
1,
2,
7,
7.
23, 10, 6.
Diod.
40.
'
Poll.
153,
condemned.
avrnrpaKTiKos,
6v, (avTorpaa-a-a)} counteracting.
Anton.
2, 1.
Orib.
fj,
I,
141, 8.
avTi'irpaî.s, eios,
counteraction, opposition, re6, 17, 8,
Phryn. 265 AvTipprjcnv pfj Xtye, dvrCKoyiav 2. Reply to a literary performance. 8e. Jos. Apion. 2, 1. Apollon. D. Conj. 480, 17. Clem. A. U, 457 A. Sext. 67, 17.
sistance.
Polyb.
Tmu T^s avyKKryrov

7.
avTippqTiKos,
7,
r),
6v,
(PEQ)
contradictory.
Sext.
ôvKrjpaToiv.
10, 13, 8 Tfjs eK tSiv ap,vvop,iva>v
24, XoyoE, reply to
avmrpdêm.
Frag. 136.
Ion II, 544,
*dvTi7rpoTrivii>
Dion. H. IV, 2288,

Plut. H, 721
Epict.
dvTippr]TOpeva>
a statement. {prjTopeiai), to speak

6,
against.
D.
Phiturn.
Pseudo-/os. Mace.
direction.
nvL
2, 2,
Max.
Tyr. 32, 37.

said of
avTurpoopdca (Trpoopda), to look at in turn.

1,
dvTippoos, ov, (dvnppeco) flowing in a contrary
aXXijXour.
to
Strab. 11,
tw NeiXm,
(npoTTtva),
drink
to
in
the Tanais.
dvTia-eôpm {(refiopai),
II,
Dion. Chalc. apud Atheti. 15, 9 -eadai. Jos. Greg. Naz. B. J. 5, 10, 4, aXXijXotf TO mpa.
I,
to
revere in turn.
Plut.
1117 C.
Jos.
1, 10.
692
Taif TTopvms TtpoHmve re

(Trpo(Tayopcva>),
to
(cai
di/rt-
dvTLurjpaivio (yqpalvm), to signify in turn.
irpoviTLVeTO.
Ant. 19,
salute
II,
Paus. 10, 23,

6,
1.
dvnirpo(Tayopeva>
in
'
AvTio'devia-pos, ov,
Q AnTurdimjs)
the
being
turn, to return the salutation.

29.
Philon
572,
Plut.
I,
544 D, Tim e| ovoparos.
a follower of Antisthenes the philosopher. Jul. 137 C.

dvTicriypa, to, (a^lypji)
dvTijrpoa-eXaivco (irpoo'eXavvco'), to
march against
go against.
antisigma,
Priscian.
1,
inverted
in turn.
Dion C.
6,
46, 37,
2.
sigma, a
C.
name
applied to the critical mark

42.
Schol.
dvTiirpoaepxopai
(Trpoa-fpxopat), to
1.
Diog.
3, 66.
Dion
turn.
C. 60,
dvTmpotjKvviw (yrpocrKvvea),
to
do obeisance in
Plut.U, 1117 C.
dvTLirpoa-XdKeai (n-poo-XaXfo)), to address in turn.
Theophyl. ^. III, 631 B.

dvTLirpotTTLBrjpL
(TrpotTTLdrjpi),
I,
Cramer. HI, 293 (Paris). Isid. Hisp. 1, 20, 11 Antisigma ponitur ad eos versos, quorum ordo permutandus est. dvriaKws, ov, (<TKid) whose shadow is cast (at
15, 1, p. 337.
Heph. Poem.
to
add
in
turn.
noon) in an opposite direction;

objects within
applied to
Greg. Nyss.
in turn.
1120 B.
I,
dvTmpotr(l>iyyopm (jTpo(r(^diyyop,(u), to address
Philon
36, 42.
the tropics, ::= dpxpiaKios. Jul. Achill. Tat. Isagog. 984 C. 985 A. 147 C, yrj. Ammian. 29, 15, 31 antiscii.
diTio-KOTem ((TKOTem), to obscure.
T(B SiKaio).
dvrmpoaamfui,
straight at.
Tjtrw,
(avrinpoa'amos)
1.
to
look
Sext. 690, 27,
Theoph. 518, 10 as v.
eats,
Anast. Sin. 788 A.
dvTinp&raais,
proposition.
dvTnrpoTi6r]pi
^,
(avrnrpoTeivai)
8.
counter-
avna-Kayrrra) (o-fcmTrra)), to
Hermog. Rhet. 109,

(irpoTiSTipi),
to
Plut.
I,
926 C.
mock or joke Dion C. 66, 11, 1.

against.
in turn.
post up in turn.
bring forward in
dvTL<TO(j>i(TTeupa, aTos, to, (^dvTi<ro(j>iaTvai) soph-
Dion C.
turn.
65, 1, 4.
(5rpo<|)ep<a),
ism
to
or
contrivance
Tatian.
12,
dvTwrpoêpo)
p.
833 A.
((TO<t>urTevai),
I,
Greg. Nyss.
II,
161 A.
Caesarius
dvTia'o(j>iareva)
dvTurofjilôpm,
dvTmpvTavevio
1012.
dvTLTTToDpa,
^=
TrpvTavfiai in turn.
oTos,
TO,
(aKTiTTiTTTo))
o stumbUng
against.
Sept. Sir. 34, 29.
35, 20,
where you
Nu'men. apud Eus. Ill, 1212 A. Tatian. 13, p. 836 A. dvTia'o(j)i(rrris, ov, 6, (di/TK70(îfo/iat) a n t i s o phista, counter-intriguer, opponent. Lucian.
449, 12,
Ill, 147.
Philon
nvL
may
stumble.
Ptol. Tetrab. 116, mishap.
n, 249, T^y payyavcias avTOV.
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by Microsoft
avTiairaafjLa
avrloTTaafui,
189
a drawing
diversion.
avriavfiTToo'taâ)
175, 19,
2,
aros,
ro,
(avTurwdai)
K T, X
6.
Arcad.
away from an
Polyh.
2,
object,
drawing
off,
Te.
ov,
18, 3.
Diod. 20, 86.
PMon
I,
amoTo/xof,
(a-TOfia)
3,
mth
opposite fronts.
459, 21.
avTunriKTTeov ^zz 8fi avruTTrav.
Ael. Tact. 37,
SupdKayyia,
when
the Xoâto
Oalen. VI, 182
yoe of the one face those of the other.

avTUTTpaTTiyeio,
i)<r<a,
E,
iivi
plvd T Ka\ trrofia.

rj,
(^dvTia-TpaTrjyos^
be the
m>TunTa(TTiK6s,
6v,
(avrlcmaa'Tos)
cus,
9.
antispastic,
10, 1, fiirpov,
antispastiin versification. Heph. 1, meirum antispasticum, an).
opposing general. Dion. H. IV, 2250, 2, TjpXv. Arr. Anab. 2, 7, 5, Aapeia. 2. To o/-
general.
rti/i.
Stroib.
11,
2,
11.
Jos.
Vit.
55,
tispastic verse.
14, 4, (rv^vyla (
).
3, 3,
(Tv^vyia cTTTdaTjiios (
Aristid. Q. 57.
dvTUTTpdrrjyos, ov, 6, L. propraetor, lieutenant
dmiTjraoToj, ou,
antispast,
o, sc.
,
ttovs,
antispastus,
iJrac. 129, 23.
general.
Polyb. 15, 4,
1,
et alibi.
9. 5.
the foot
fie/)A. 3, 3.
Aristid. Q. 48.
n, 1770, 14. Ill, 1766, Dion C. 41, 43, 3. 53, 13,
Inscr.
Dion. H. 4011.
ovTio'TrdStoi', ou, TO,
^=
following.
Diosc. 5, 86,
dvncTTpaTiaiTrjs, ov, 6, ((TTpanaiTTis) soldier
of the
2,
p. 749.
Orib. II, 720, 2.
miricnrobov, av, to, (ottoSos)

substitute
antispodos, a
ashes.
enemy: opponent, enemy. Galen. V, 341 D. avTov.

dvTUTTpaToneSeia, as,
i),
Jos. Ant. 13, 14,
for metallic ashes, applied to cerDiosc.

1,
(avTL<rTpaT0'trc8fia>)
an
tain kinds of vegetable 149.

5,
encamping
C. 78, 26,
opposite.
Polyb.
tj,
3,
10],
8.
86.
(o-jrouSafm),
to
dvTKTTparoTrihevaîs, ems,
^=
preceding.
Dio7i
avTUTirovSaât
hasten,
or
to
be
5.
eager, in turn.
'
Dion C.
59, 5, 4.
40, 55, 3,
avTioTpermKois
in
(dvTicrTpe'iTTOs),
adv. by turning
I, 381 A. a machine Diod. 20, 91.
rm.
fj,
an opposite
direction:
Damasc.
avTunrovSia, as,
in turn.
(avncnrevSa)) the being eager

Ill,
dvTLiTTpenTov, ov, t6,
(^dvrto'Tpe(pa>)
Oenom. apud Eus.

rjcco,
avTiaraQfUa,
to
I,
(dyWoTa^/xoy)
372 B.
dvnoTjKoa,
Basil.
for turning around, sioivel f
dvnorpeffxa, to turn back, to recur, applied to
weigh against, to counterbalance.
480 A.
dvTta-TaBfii^B)
odes consisting of strophes and antistrophes. Aristid. Q. 58 'AvTiarpecjiovTa ficTpa. Schol.

Arist.
1, 9.
preceding.
Fseui-Athan. IV,
Ach. 1037,
,
et
alibi.
Schol.
Heph.
1001 A.
dvTurra6ii6a, atra,
preceding.
Eudoc.
M.
dvTia-Tpo(f>r),
327 T^v
TTjs dSeX(lirjs
yKSxro'av dvTKTTaBfiovTai
commonly
130, 10.
Tov iraiSos,
balanced,
by
killing the child
2>
^f fj, antistrophe, in versification Dion. H. V, called avrLarpoipos.
Antistrophe,
conversio,
aVTWrdKreov (avnareWa), 8 di/rtStaoreXXeo/. /sicZ. 1025 B, Tivi nva.

dvTurracruKTTrjS, oi, 6,
(avTUTTairidâi)
a figure of rhetoric, the reverse of cnavaOrig. Ill, Hermog. Bhet. 285, 6. (f)opd. 872 A.
*dvriaTpocj)os,
tion.
ov,
f),
dvn73,
antistrophe,
1. 7.
in
versifica-
aramoynjs.
4,
2.
oi/,
Jos. B. J. 1, 4, 6.
Dion C.
Aristot. Ehet. 3, 9,
Dion. H. V,
130, 5. 8.
(<TTd(nr)
Philon
3
II,
485,
Heph. Poem.
dvTiaTpo(jiov).
djTiordcrios,
equally balanced, of
15,
(14,
To
the same weiglit.

avricrrao'is, eas,
t),
Max.
Tyr. 10, 31.
Aristid.
Q. 58.
2.
T&
/icXei
Inversion, as in Kdp,e
;
opposite ardo'is, in rhetoric.

12, 22.
Tevxifv for Ka/iav crevêu

ireovcrat
irLTTTov.
rdi Be fieydXa ktv-
Hermog. Khet.
dvTUTTcunoi>bT]s, es,
(dvriarTams) opposing, resistI,
mTrrov for rai 8e Krvneovcrm fueydXa 3. Herpdn. Gr. Schem. 607, 21.
ing.
Clem. A.
ij,
933 C, nvl.
opposing, hostile.
Apostrophe
Plut. 3.
=^
d7rd(rTpo(f>os (').
Schol. Arist.
dvTUTTanKos,
6v, (dvTia-TaTrjs)
Method. 400 A,
609 A.
oric.
2. Belonging
3.
cûerets
Tmv
baifiavaiv.
Macar.
in rhet-
dvTurvyicKrjTos, ov,
f),
(jjvyiO^rjros) counter-senate.
to avria-racris,
Plut.
I,
425 C.
:
:
Hermog. 40,
I,
dvTUTTaTiKas, adv. in
hostile
manner.
Hes.
Greg.
dvTUTvyKplva (iTvyKplva), to compare with; as a. 2, and in general a '.b, ov b 2 3, or 3

:
Nyss.
^dya,
645 D.
dvna-TTjKo) (ot^ko)),
Nicom.
dvdi<TTaiuu.
'f^vre-
86. 99.
avreKCJicpa), dyriarfiKco.
dvnoM^vyia, as,!], ((rv^vyia) combination of concombination of opposite qualities. traries,

Clementin.
dvTia-viiiiaxea
3,
dvrioTixov, ov, to,

line in
(a-nxos} the corresponding the book copied. Stud. 1740 C.

as,
fi,
33.
to
{<Tvp,pMxe<o),
1 -e'urBai.
succor in turn.
avnaToixâ,
fîoXij,
rnoKr).
interchange of letters, as Asclep. apud Athen. 11,
Longin. 17,
dvTUTvp,woa-idâ>, da-a, to lorite
103.
dvrla-ToLxos, ov, cognate
rivalry of Plato
a %vp.7r6a-iov in a word evidently coined by

1.
or corresponding letters.
*.
13,
Lucian.
11,
318, tov 'Apiormros, v.
Tm
'Api-
Tryph.
5.
12,
K X, H
EH, O
O.
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aPTI,(TV/J,^COUe<0
190
Plut, II,
aVTlTVTTO?
to
avTitrvftipcoveo) (âvficfxovea'), to reply,
334 B.
avTi<rvvdycx> (crvvayo)), to
avTiTipvopM (Tepna), Plut. n, 334 A.

in opposition.
be delighted in turn.
hold schismatic meetings.

to
dvTiTeTayp.iva)S (dvTCTerayiMu, dvTirda-a-a)), adv.
Canst.
II, 6.
Plotin. 11, 952,
6, tlvI.
avruTvvavTcua {avvavraa),
69.
meet in turn.
Strut.
dvTiTexvdôi (jcxva^w), to Dion. H. V, 331, 14.

IIpos
vous.
form a counter
Jos.
i'pyov
plan,
19, 8
Ant.
1,
avno'vvaîs,
ea>s,
fj,
(^(rvvaîs)
counter^meeting,
TO
TTJs
d8eK(t>TJs
dvTiT^xvaaapf-
a schismatic meeting.
Ind. 65
Theod. HI, 1213 B.
avnavvaTTTco (crvvawrm), to join opposite.
Cosm.
dvTiTexv^'^' V<^<''
=
rj,
preceding.
Method. 140
Epict.
2,
IloSes
yap avdpamov avruriivmrTofeet to feet, witli reference
A.
avTiTTipto) (pipea), to observe in turn.
fievoi dfKJioTepots,
to the antipodes.
avTicruvhpoixos,
ov,
20, 14.
(iTvvbpofios,
<TvvTpey(a>)
run-
dvTiTip,a>prj<Tis, eais,
(avTiTijiapca) a punishing
ning
against.
Pisid.
Avar. 486
YLvfiaTaiv
in turn.
Orig. II, 1105 C.
Nemes. 692 A.
avnavvbpofiov pax^v. dvnaivBeTos, ov, {avvBeros) composed against.

Pisid. 1522 A.
dvTKrvvodtKOV, ou, to, SO. ypdppa, {(TvvodtKOS^ a
letter
dvTLTiTpacTKa
Basil,
(jiTpaaKoi),
4(50 C.
to
wound
7,
in
turn.
m,
Phryn. SiaTotxeo), dvaroixâi. dvnToixfO Praep. Soph. 34, 31, condemned as inelegant.
avTiTOiios,
ov,
Heliod.
27.
against a council.
Taras. 14 76 D.
dvTiavvrda'a'ai {avprda-a-oij, to write
a book against.
cutting
in
opposite
directions.
eiti-
Epiph. n, 388 D.
dvn<T(\)aTTa ((TCâTTto), to butcher in turn.
Paul. Aeg. 156 'Avrirop-ovs exovra ras
Dion
Kap^fis, like scissors.

dvTiToôTTjs,
ov,
6,
C. 45, 47,
2.
{ij-)(jf)poTi^<o),
(toôttis)
opposing archer.
Greg. Naz.
Plotin.
dvri<T-)(rjp.aTiâi
to
use
counter-
Afric. Cest. 301 (a).

dvnTp(x<'> (rpfx'")' ' *""" against.
II,
tricks, in
rhetoric.
Dion. H. V, 331, 15.

counter-trick, in rhetoric.
364, 5.
657 A.
(Tpi'/Sm),
to
dvTia-xqtMTurpos, oC,
d,
dvTiTplâ
1076, 4.
rub in turn.
Philon
U,
Dion. H. V, 364, 10.

dvTurxpâtTTrjs, ov, d,
(crp^dXao-njs)
rival pupil.
dvTiTVTnjs, es,
^=
dvTvnmos.
16.
i),
II, 162, 49.
Eudoc. M.
avTia-xvpos,
50.
(Icrxypos)
Herodn.
prevailing
against.
6, 7,
ov,
dvTtrinn)<ns, ems,
(avrvrvrrfoi) :=z following.
Artem. 88.
avTurxio)
(icxuco),
30,
to
ilethod. 404 A.
prevail against.
is
Sept.
dvnrvTrla, as,
reaction.
r],
(avrirviros) resistance, repulsion,

IT.
Sap.
7,
a-o(f>ias,
no match for wisdom.
Died. 17, 88 as
v.
1.
Dion C.
48, 11, 2.
ypaupcLTfov,
dvTu-aypa, otos, to, (dvTiTd(T(7op.aC) counterpoise,
match for.
Plut.
I,
Diod. 11, 67.

ttj
19, 5.
17,
108
'AvTiTaypxL yevifrQai
'M.aKiboviK.fj
0aXayyt.
524 B. 585 B.
aiv,
ol,
'AiTtToKTai,
Antitactae,
Marcionites.
V. 141, 3. VI, 867, 4, the comhination N. 107 7, 5, of sounds. Jos. B. J. 3, 7, 20. Hermes Tr. Poem. 22, 6. Plut. II, 884 E. Anton. 6, 28. 1111 E. Just. Tryph. 5. Sext. V2i, l\. 522, 3 opGaZen. n, 178 B. Clementin. 17, 11. Suid. posed to ei^tj.
Dion.
as in
'
Clem. A.
I,
1,
1137
(1141
'AvnTaa-ad-
AiiTi,Tv7nj(rai
pcvoi p,iv &s
(|)a(7i
T^
Arjpiovpyco^.
Theod.
o'KkrjpoTTjs.
....
2
'AiTinwria,
Antitype
=
3,
evavriiaais,
dvTiTVTrov.
IV, 368 C.
Tj, 6u, ft for opposing. Plut. II, 759 E, Trpos TO alo'xpov. dvTLTaKTiKais, adv. in opposition. Greg. Nyss. I,
Stud. 489 B, dcia.

dvTLTVTTOs, OV, antttypicol, representative.
dvTiTOKTiKos,
Paul.
Hebr.
9,
24, tivos.
Petr.
1,
20.
Anon.
Valent.
1277
C,
toO
irpoovTos
dyiwrfrao.
741 A, exîv npos n. avrtTdXavTeua

to weigh against, 637 B, rfju cKeivaiv Taxirryra ttj iavToi ^paSvrî. Hippol. Haer. Greg. Naz. I, 665 A Ofs di/ra-aXav340, 38.
Iren. 676 A.
Const. Apost. 5, 14, pv(rn)pta
(raKavTevo)},
counterbalance.
Iren.
Tov npiov (rafiaros avroi Kal alpuTOS, the representative mysteries of his precious body and
blood.
2*
Substantively, (a) d avrirvTros,

I,
antitype.
irov,
Plotin.
367,
9.
(b)
to avriru-
Teverat novrjpla.
antitype.
Iren. 501 A,
is
Trjs ava>
cKKhf
dvTiTdKavTov, ov, to,
(rdKavrov) equal weight.
a-ias,
the visible church

mystical
Greg. Naz. HI, 1478 A, reward.

dvTiTap,las, ov, 6, (rapiias)
celestial.
Particularly,
the antitype of the

the
sacred elements,
h. proquaestor.
C. 41, 43, 3.
to
Jos.
the
Ant. 14, 10, 13.

dvTiTapdaa-ai
Dion
(Tapdcrcrm),
disturb
in
turn.
body and blood of Christ. Greg. Iren. 1253 B. Ci/rUl. H. 1124 B. Naz. I, 809 D. Macar. IQib B npoo-(j>^perca.
apros Kal oivos dvrinmov
Trjs
Mux.
Tijr. bb, 7.
trapKOS avTov Koi
dvTiTeixlC'"
('f'X'f'")" '"
Jw'W a wall
5,
against.
TOV aiparos.
Philon
I,
426, 43.
Jos. B. J.
2.
165 D.
Epiph. I, 981 A. Theod. IV, Apophth. 157 A. Euiych. 2393 B.
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avTi,TV7rcopa(ns, fioj,
avTiâiperi^co
i}, (dpnippaâ) antiphrasis, the use of a word contrary to its proper
Sophrns. 3984
elvai
Mrjdels ovv BoKfirio avrirvTra
TO ayta tov caiiiaTos kcu aifiaTos tov XpiAnaxt. Sin. 297 B Mij ytvoiro ijfias aroi.
fiTTf Iv
meaning; as
ala-xpS>s.
eSêivos for aêvos,
KoXms
for
avrinmov tov
Koivaviav,
trafiaros tov
Xpiarov
I,
iyiav
avTiTVTTOv,
^ \ln\6v aprov ! copy of a letter. Athan.
(c)
II,
tjjv
Tryph. Trop. 279.

dvTi<j)paa-tv,
Erotian. 76. by antiphrasis.
to
Cornut. 14 Kar
401 B.
277
Athen.
3,
39.
Epiph.
II,
405 C.
Socr. 492 A.
avTUJipaa-TiKms,
adv.
antiphrastically.
Eudoc.
avTvnmas, adv. A, f)^fiv.
resisting.
Greg. Nyss.
M.
380.
((ppvdo-a-oiiai), to be insolent in
II,
avTi(j)pvda-a-oiuu
avTiTvpccvvfto (rvpavvea), to be
a counter-rvpavvos.
opponent.
turn.
Greg. Naz.
6,
484 B.
counter-watch.
Lyd. 165,
0.
avTU^vXa^, aKos,
ov,
6,
(<l>vXdiTa-ai)
avTi(j)avTiaaTris,
(avrlâiVto)
Lucian.
II, 37.
Joann. Mosch. 3033 A.

*dvTi(jidpiiaKos, ov, {(^lapnaKov) antidolical.
avTKpvcrdco ((ûo-da), L. reflo, to blow bach or
Diod.
contrary.
avTt(jiva-ria-Ls,
Antyll.
eas,
I,
fj,
17, 90.
2,
Diosc.
2 7, ToîKov.
2.
1,
178, Bavaaifuov (jiappaKotv.
apud Orib. II, 335, 13. L. reflatus, a blowing back.
Substantively, to dvTiCeb. 26.
Greg. Naz.
689 C.
78.
(jidppaKov, antidote.
Diosc. lobol.
dvTC(f)vTfva ((pvTeva), to plant or beget in turn.
26.
Pseudo-Phocyl.
dvTKJiaivea),
r/o'co,
avTUJ)8iyyo)uu, to speak against, contradict, reply.
to
Greg. Nyss. 1, 64 B. become surety for another.

4,
1.
Lucian.
11,
281.
Sext. 261, 29.

to vie
262,
9.
Justinian.
Novell.
'
Mai.
460,
18.
dvTKîXohoêa (îXo8o|e<B),
in ambition.
with
any one
Theoph. 696, 18
6eov,
AvrLCJiwvricTov r]p,ds, vie
tov
Polyb.
1,
40, 11 irpos Tiva.
dvTixj>iXo\ayeop^L ((^JiXoXoyeo)), to discourse with.
on ex Trjs x^'poj a-ov napaXap.pdvopiev t6v Kvpiv KavoTavTivov r âaCKea tov ipvXaTTeiv
avTov.
Gloss. ' Avn(j}a>vS>, constituo.
f/,
Leont. Cypr. 1677 C, irpbs aXXijXour.

dvTi(j>iKovtKe(o* (^tXovetKeoj), to
dispute,
to
7,
op-
dvTKpavrjais, fws,
pose.
Polyb.
3,
103,
7,
Trpos rnvTa.
32,
Trj
16
Eus. n, 1185 C.
for
Xapw
KXijTtt).
TOV irpos /ujSev dvTUptXopciKelv

Diorf. II, 527, 40.
(Tvy-
another.
4,
The becoming surety Justinian. Nov. 4, 1, y'.

Tiber.'Nov. 23.
Psell.
2.
(^dvTicjxoviio)
answer, reply.
II,
566, 44.
Jos. Ant.
2,
Philon I, 72, 36. 9, 1. B. J. 4, 7, 1
Antec.
e,S, p. 707.
Synops. 153 "H t pev ireKovvias KovcTiTovTae

avdis, TjTis Trjv dvTi<jia)VT](rtv KoX Trjv eyyvTjv cêt,
UoTepoi
KOVV.
'TrXeiova
Xeiav dvdôvo'iv dvTe(piX.ovei-
pecuniae conslitutae.
(0tXoo"o(ê<a),
to
dvTixpiKo(rocj)fa)
philosopliize
dpTtcjjoiVTjTrjs,
ov, 6,
(^dvTKpaveo))
surety, bonds4,
1.
against, to
nets.
II,
have contrary philosophical tePseudo-Jbs. Mace. 8, p. 508. Lucian.

Tji
man, bail. Prooem.

dvTi(j)cDvrp-iKa>s,
Justinian.
Novell.
99,
820,
cTToa.
adv.
dvTt0<awfcr.
Pseudo-
dvTUîKoTipiofim (<f)CKonp.iopai), to vie with from

ambition.- Dion.
Plut.
1,
Germ. 432 D.
dvTOJxavia, as,
fj,
H.
II,
1264, 15, irpos riva.
161 A.
Socr. 880 B, tov Xpicn-di'
contradiction.
Eus. HI, 61
antiphonicalh/.
C.
dvTi(j)avi,KS>s
TrpOS TOV
XpUTTOV.
fj,
(dmc^covov),
8.
adv.
dvTufuXorifiria-is, ea>s,
bition.
Basil. Sel.
a vying with from am557 A.

Plut.
I,
Porph. Cer. 366,

dvTiâvos,
312, 35.
II,
ov, responsive, antiphonic.
Philon
I,
dvruj}iXo(ppoveopai {<îXo(^poviojuu), to treat kindly
Jos. Ant. App. n, 527, 53.

in turn.
14, 11, 5.
346 A.
Galen.
Ael.
2.
t i
485, 32, p,iXos.

antiphon.
Socr. 689 A. C.
-
Substantively, to avTicpavov, (a) a n

(^),
phona
1,
Pallad. Laus.
Soz.
8, 8.
dvTi^Xvapea
{(ftXvapia), to
prate in turn.
1210 D.
Cassian.
Ephes. 1284 C. E.
95
Vra, 501 D.
dvTUJ>oâ> ((ôjSto)), to frighten in turn.
N. A.
12, 15.
to
dvTOJjoveitti, da-co, (cjioveva)
murder
in turn.
(jjovsa
Ptolem. Gn. 1285

dvT(,(j>ovev(T6m.
npoo-Td|as tov
A. Isid. Hisp. 6, 19, 7. (Compare G^-eg. Naz. TO., 1388 A Tepi/'ti' (l) In the eâv iepav dvndcTcov peXeaiv.y Ritual, a system of antiphonic troparia. (See (c) In the Ritual, a system dvaâ6p,6s). of verses from the Psalms, accompanied by a
'Amcôpos, ov,
at Antioch.
23.
6,
(forum) Antiphorus, a place Mai. 397, Euagr. 2653 A.

6,
refrain (burden, chorus). service

(J)
The communion-
diT(0opTOf,
OV,
((jtSpTos)
I.
return
freight.
Argum.
Plut. TI,
Arist.
Ach.
has three dvricjimva. They are chanted before the pixpa e'laoSos. Pseudo-Gcrnj. Sophrns. 3992 C. 3993 B. 401 D. 404 A. B. 405 B.
XecTovpyia)
avTi<f>a>Tta-pos, oH, 6,
avTl(j>payp,a,
otos, t6,
(dvTicj>pd<ra'a>)
barricade.
(<pa>nâ) reflection of light.
558 D.
Plut.
I,
537 F.
II,
625 E.
salute in rc'.urn,
diTM^pdfo) ((^pdfa), to express antiphrastically. PJietor. VHI, 755, 13. Galen. XIII, 143.
diTipfaiperiXo), iVm, (xaipeTifco)

to
return
a salutation.
Porph.
Cer.
442
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by Microsoft
avTiyâXeTrai v<t>
^
192
avnijfaKKa,
to
avTovoiia^(o
chant antiphonicaUy.
to
AvTixatpeTtôvTai trap avTov, they are saluted

()(ake'rraiva>), to be
Basil.
IV,
by him in return.
avTixaKevaivto
764 A, aWijXots.
Plut.
Dion. H. IV, 2335, 17.

avTixaXKeva (xaAxeuo)), Polyaen. 4, against.
to
7,
angry in turn. II, 468 B.
dvn\jrri(ptCopai.
(ylrrj<jilotuu),
vote
against.
Plut.
I,
448 F.
of
life,
construct or
2,
make
dvri-^vxos, ov, iiruxv) instead

life
given for
2.
as a protection.
(to save life).
Pseudo-Z^'nai. 896 B, rav

ttju eiraîav.
To forge
instead.
avnxapaa-a-a
avrixapii,
(xapdcra-a>), to write in reply.
Euagr. 2424 A. Marc.
^vXaTTovTwv Tairqv
eya>
avriytruxos
ycvolpjjv.
940 A Qv Lucian. H, 337,
Erem. 1063 B,
i-ros,
ij,
ypd/iiiaTii tlvi.
Xpr}paTa.
Dion C.
59, 8, 3 ' Avri-^jrvxoi oi aTzo-
(xP) faô^ * return. Eus.

Genes. 78,
2.
6aveiv i6e\r)a-avTes.
rjv dvTi'^l/vxov
Alex. 426
II, 46, 12,
A rr^v avrixapira.
dvTix^tpos, ov,
=
01,
Tov Koivov yevovs.
avrixîp.
Antyll.
apud OnJ.
tively, TO flvTiilrv'xov,
Eus. VI, 616 A 'Upeiov 2 Substansc. Upeiov, (a) piacular
SdKTuXos, ?Am&.
the inhabitants
i7eron /wra. 48,
offering,
expiatory
sacrifice.
TTjs
Pseudo-i/bs.
8 TO avrixîpov, the thumb.

dvTixdovfs, av,
Mace.
of the same
lati-
17, p.
519,
TOV eBvovs d/iaprias.

1 0, ii/iSj'.
Ignat. Ephes. 21.

6, Tcov
Smyrn.
Polyc.
2.
tude 180 degrees apart.
Achill. Tat. Isagog.
vTTOTaoaopJvcov T6>
TTjs <T<pS>v yjrux^s.
iTntTKOTTtA.
Eus. IV,
981 D.
dvTixophos, ov, (xopSrj) on different strings, conPlul. 11, 663 F. trary in sound.
TTcav.
Synes. dyrixopeio) (jiPP^"')'' '" dance in turn. Hymn. 4, 159, p. 1606. Nonn. Dion. 22, 40.
dvTLXpr)<ris,
tos,
fj,
88 B, Trdvraiv dvBpiiAthan. I, 112 A, virep irdvroiv. (b) In the following passage it may mean, money given to a sorcerer for the purpose
85 A,
of
killing
somebody by means of charms.
(xpfja-is')
the
using of one
Christ.
Sophrns. 3368
StSoi)
B Ems
Si'Soi
(write 8iS or
thing /or another.

dvTtxpi-o-Tos,
ov,
TsenAo-Tryjyh. 40.
Tois p,dvT((nv dvri'^vxov Ka\ \ap.^dva

7J
(Xpia-Tos)
Orig. IV, 788 C, Xoyos.

d avrixpiâros, the adversary
2.
opposed
to
ypaTTTOv
ddet, k. t. X.
'"
Substantively,
Antichrist,
ai/Tt\//-<u/xi'f"
antichristus.
Aryum.
tion.
(V""M'X<*)> Arist. Eq. I.
/eetf
in
rivalry.
ish
He
of Christ, apparently the JewMessiah as viewed by the Christians. will appear before the end of the world.
1, 2,
avrkrjpxi, aros, to, {dvrKiio)
d<j)i-\jrr]pa,
decoc-
Kov.
2.
Diosc. 4, 64.
Leo. Bled. 203, arvjmbucket.
Haustrum,
Joann.
'l/iovta,
i, 11.
Joann. Epist.
Polyc.
7.
18.
22.
1,
4,
3.
2,
7.
Plut. II, 974 C.
Phot. Lex.
to toO
Iren. 865 A.
1191 A.
1264 C.
733
II,
dvrXrjfiaros o-xoivlov.
avrXfjo-ts, eais,
fj,
580
Tlpobpop.os
^v
dXrjOois roij avrixplfrrov.
a drawing up of water.
324,
8.
Ruf.
Epiph,
C. 50,
Doctr. Orient. 660 A.
Hippol. 644 B.
apud
II,
Orib.
I,
Ael. V. H.
1, 24.
Orig. I, 1368 B. A. 737 B. 776 B. 292 A. Alex. A. 572 B. Eus. II, 252 Athan. I, 409 D. 557 VI, 653 B. C. Greg. Naz. U, 668 n, 13 A. 941 A. Hieron. I, 1036 (886) seq. V, 375 Cyrill. A. I, 576 Theod. Mops. 936 A.
dvTXrjTrjp, rjpos, 6, bucket.
Poll. 10, 31.
A. B.
C.
C.
165 C.
dvr\riTripiov, ov, to,
preceding.
Dion
34, 4.
dvTo8vpop,ai (oSvpop,ai), to lament in turn.
App.
D.
H,
15, 27.
Compare
Just.
Tryph.
8.
Tertull.
I,
400
dvroiKco) (oIkcco)
avroiKos flfu.
Achill. Tat.
A. II, 368 B. [John, without controverting the popular notion of Antichrist, applies the term to those who denied that Jesus was the Messiah. See also TertuZi. II, 16 B. 117 A. Orig. I, 1029 C. Hieron. V, 568 B. Some regarded Antichrist as the devil incarnate. Hieron. IV, 235 B. Pallad. Laus. 1090 D. Theod. ni, 634 A. Leant. I, 1372 A. Compare Sibijll. 3, 63 'Kk Se Scfiaa-rrjvmv rjêi
Isagog. 981 D.
Triv
984 C.
Ptol.
Geogr.
1,
KaTe^yficvriv îyvTfv Tr/s dvT0iKovp,ivr)S y^s, the place of the Avtolkoi. Eus. V, 421 B.
dvToiKobop.ea> (plicoBopJai), to erect
a wall behind
Polyb. 1, 42, 12. 16, 30, 6. 22, a breach. Diod. 16, 49. Arr. Anab. 1, 21, 4. 11, 3.
App.
II,
259, 32.
fj,
dvToiKoSopia, as,
a building behind a breach.
BeXiap p-eTomtrOev.
Sept.
The passages supposed

are
Polyh.
1,
48, 1.
(oiKoi) living opposite, applied to
avToiKos, ov,
to refer to Antichrist
the following
2,
I,
the inhabitants of the southern hemisphere

in
Dan. 7, 24. 8, 23. Paul. Thess. 2, See Just. Tryph. 32. 110. Orig. 876 B. Theod. IV, 529 B.]
1 seq.
the same longitude and corresponding
latitude.
Gemin. 833 D.
Cleomed. 10,
to
6.
Plut. n, 898 B.
Galen. H, 45 B.
wail in turn.
AvTixpovur\x6s,
tenses.
ov,
6,
(xp^""^^
interchange
of
dvToKof^vpopoL (oXo^vpoptm),
Jos. B. J. 4, 5, 1.
Cramer.
Ill, 274, 16.
avrixpoos, ov,
(xfioa)
quid?
Greg. Naz. HI,
dvTovivrjpi (ow'wjfii), to benefit in return.

I,
Liban.
658 A.
Avnx">'"^P'i (x"""^/")) '" erect a Athen. 12, 39, rj jroXei.
240, 13.
mound opposite.
dvTovopd(<a, to
name
11
instead.
Ai'
Classical. Apollon.
D. Synt.
98,
s to irpoKaTfiKfy/ieva
Digitized
by Microsoft
avTovofiaaia
ovofUXTa Sa/aifKrjpoviieva avravoimôvrai,
193
of pro'Avrmvtos, ov,
6,
avv/M<j)7]<s
Antonius, the great anchoret.

C.
nouns.
188, 21 0afiev yap ij/xeSaTrdi Koi vê-
Chrys.
VH, 128
Pallad. Laus. 1068
dands iavTovs tc avroua/idôurfs koI irpbs ovs r] 'O cLVTovojxa.âv opos, correspondairoTOxni.
To opos Tov dyiov 'Avraviov.

B.
Apophth. 393
ing to the English a plea in confession

avoidance.
and
Hermog. Rhet.
but not a
35,
3.
14 ToO
(peiyovTos dvTovopAiôvTos, calling himself, for

instance, a thief,
'2.
sacrilegist.
to
In arithmetic, avTovoimôpju,
have a
ov, 6, Antonius, a man's 4866 (A. D. 115). dvrmvvpJa) {dvTwvvpos), to give a contrary name (piKpos piyas, ikda-o-iou pel^wv). Nicom. 93 -furOai, to have a contrary name. Theol.
AvTavis for 'Avrmvtos,
name.
Inscr.
contrary name.
3 is SmXatfiemSiiJiepris
Thus, 8 as compared with but 3 is (dv2|^
Tovopdêrai) viTobm\a<ri.emp,epr]S of 8
I-.
ij
Arithm. 41 ('H e|ar) vpcoTicrrrj ivavnaivvpovpeva Kai dvTcovvpovvTa eôvfra rd popia {jpirov pev (3', fjpiiTv Be y', cktov a', Skov 8e r')
:
Nicom. 104 JloWoTrKaiTKmpepris Se c<mv

Xoonj
ax^<ri.s
thus,
1-1-2
+ 3^1X2X3^6.
rov dpi6fiov avTr) re Koi
fj
irvv rfj
dvTcowpia, as,
VTTO 7rpo6e(ri dvTovopxLôp^vri avrr^ (JmoTToXKair\a(rteinp.pr]s)

dvTovofiao-ia, as,
fj,
(avrovopAuria)
antonomawhen *oiôs
Tryph.
L. pronomen, fj, (^dvTwvvpos) pronoun. Dion. Thr. 634, 5. 640, 15. Dion. H. Y, 8, 10. Tryph. 32. Plut. TL, lOU C. Apollon. D. Pron. 261 C. 262 B. 312 B,
uvvBcTos,
Tov, etc.).
sia,
is
pronominatio,
'ATrdXXiai',
as
compound pronoun
T),
(JpavTov, treav-
used for
'ArpeiSris for 'Aya/te-
,^ti)i',
Maia
genitiis for
Mercurius.
dvTavvpiK6s,
6v,
L.
pronominalis, prono-
apud Apollon. D. Pron. 263 A 3. Contrary name, in arithmetic.

14 as
prjs
Trop. 280.
Hom. 1090 A. 2. Pronoun := dj/ravvfiia. Comanus

Pseudo-P/u<. Vit.
(avTcuvofma-la).
minal word.
(ripmv).
Dion. H. VI, 802, 5, ovopa Apollon. D. Pron. 290 C. 300 A.

Apollon^ D.
Conj. 523, 17.

dvTavvpiKois, adv. pronominally.
Tims,
compared with
2^
5 is SiTrKaa-teTriTeTpapeis
Synt. 155, 28.

dvTotvvpos,
ov,
z^:
Nicom. 104. Cosm. Ind. 153 A. avTOTTTeva) dvTwma). avTopyiôpai (opyifm), to be angry in turn. Anton. 6, 26. Galen. XI, 193 E. Basil. Ill,
(nem/iepris
-ff.
= =
the dvrovopatjia of 5
virohmXa-
(Jovopa)
instead of a noun. dvravvpia.
dvTomim,
r)<Ta>,
(ajToOTo's)
4, 3.
:=
11,
avTO^âXpcm.
&6$tj.
Hermes
Athan.
Tr.
Poem.
Theophil. 1032 A.
Poll. 2, 52.
I,
Clem. A.
357 B, rg for
361 B.
diiTopeya
164 C.
T],
(opiya),
to
stretch
out
in
turn.
dvTioTis, l8os,
(oSs (oTos) covcring
the ears.
Themist. 181, 23 (153 A).

ivToipQaKpiio,
pose, resist.
1, 2,
Tjtra),
Clem. A.
to
I,
452 B.
Phi8, 6,
(avT6<p6ciKp,os)
face, op-
dvi^pia-Tos, ov, (a-, v^piîo) not insulted.
Sept. Sap. 12, 14,

68,
7,
nvL
Polyb.
Ion II, 15, 32.

p.
71,
3.
Jos. B. J.
I,
7,
17, 3.
1,
TTpos avTOvs iv tols ottKocs.
24, 1, Trpos Svvaa-reiav.
26.
,Luc. Act. 27, 15, to bear

;
wind
els
of a ship.
DiodlEx. Vat. 80, up against the Clem. R. 1, 34. Barn. 5,

Clem.
^4. I,
2.
427.
Vit. 15.
insulting.
Dion Chrys.
Plut.
11,
132, 45.
Not
46 C.
622 B.
dvv^pia-TCDs, adv. loithout insulting.
Pseudo-Pîoc^Z. 145.
Procl.
Herm. Sim. 1. Theod. Anc. 1396 C.

one's
hecdth.
ras aKrlvas airov.

TJs, 7),
517 C.
Galen.
II,
CP. 684 A.
(yyiaivai),
to
avTOXTj,
{avTe-)(op,ai)
cohesion.
dwyialva
recover
272 B, Trpos TO. napaKetpeva fratpara. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 75, 14. Procl. Parmen. 603
avToxvpoai (oxvp6a>), to fortify in turn.
Jos.
Alex. Trail. 748 dvvylave.

diruypaapos, ov,
6,
to dwypaiveiv.
Archigen.
apud
awSpov,
B. J.
1,
Orib.
ov,
H, 156, 11. TO, (SmSpos)
iTTpvxvov pavindv.
18, 2.
rj,
3,
7,
23, p. 239.
Diosc. 4, 74.
dvvKTepos, ov, (yvKTepos) nightless.
dvTwîa, as,
(^^yjns)
a looking in the face.
Caesarius

HvrpoetSris,
es,
857. 860.
(avrpov,
EIAQ)
cave -like.
dvipvr)<Tis, ras,
17,
{dmpvim) a praising in song.
Epicur. apud Biog. 10, 105. E.

mira&f], ^s,
Plut. II, 896
(^8^) Cramer. (Paris).

ij,
Sophrns. 3364 A. awpTOXoyeo) (ipvoXoyea)
dwpvia.
Jos.
dvTiiTTpo(f>rf,
antistrophe.
Hymnog. 1021 B.
applied dvvpêvTos, ov, (wpipeid)) unwedded, Greg. Nyss. HI, 688 C to the Virgin.
I, 8,
33.
9, 1.
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 298.
avraBripa, arcs, t6, (dvTa6ea>) a
pushing back.
Cleomed.
in honor
Simoc. 338, 2. Avrapos, ov, (hpas)

10,
9.
=
25
'AwpêvTovs ablvas oil Xvaatra. Sophrns. 3237 C. A, Kdpr).

Synes.
Aster. 440
(Compare
SvroiKos.
Hymn.
5, 1, p.
1608 'Ypvapev Kovpov

Oreg. Naz. HI,
vip4>as, vvp<t>as ov wpev6eia-as.')
Avraviveia, av, to,
games celebrated
Antoninus.
Inscr. 248.
preceding. of dwp^fis, is, 462 A, pfiTTjp.
Digitized
by Microsoft
avinratTto?
awiraiTios,
ov,
194
blameless,
dmnroSriTetii
avvTrorayrj
(yiraiTios^
faultless,
dvtmoS}]Ta>,
Lucian. HI, 539.
Philon I, 4, 3. 33, 4. II, 605, 20. Legat. 31. Poll. 8, 68.
Atkenag. Philon Epicur.

11,
11,
dwnodeTms (dvmroBcTos), adv. not hypofheticaUy. Plut. n, 399 B.

mortgage or Synops. 902. 918. dwTTOKpLTos, OV, (jiTroKplvopM) not adapted to acting on the stage. VaeuAo-Demtr. 86, 18. 2. Unfeigned, undisguised, sincere. Sept. Sap. 5, 19. 18, 16. Paul. Rom. 12, 9, et
dvTmoBrjKos, ov,
deposit.
(Jmo6r)iai) without
amnmnws,
I,
a.Ay. faultlessly, blamelessly.
206, 37.
n, 232,
10, 135.
8.
Psell.
*dvi'7rapKTos, ov, (vTrapxai) non-existent.
apud Diog.
508,
1.
PMon
I,
583, 43.
Plut. II, 963 F.
Galen.
17 A.
Sext. 25, 13.
awirapîa, as,
87,
fj,
non-existence.
11,
Seneca. Epist.
Sext.
7,
alibi.
Jacob.
3, 17.
Petr.
1, 1, 22.
40i
Galen.
I,
25 F.
24, et
dwTTOKpiTas, adv. unfeignedly, sincerely.
Clem.
alibi.
Clem. A.
992 C.
Plotin. 11, 966, 2.
R.2,12.
complete.
Anton.
8, 5.
Clem. A.
I,
529 A.
Did. A. 300 B.
hilation.
Pgeudo-Z)ion. 553 B, anni^
dwTrdXciirTos, ov, (imokcma)) not left unfinished,
Caesarius 1024.
2.
avxmuKTOs,
ov,
(yrreUa) unyielding.
Caesarius
dwTTOfieveTeos, u, ov, (yiroixiva) not to be endured.

Stob.
1104. 1156.
Greg. Nyss. HI, 189 C.
n, 591,
ij,
awmâipcTas (implying avxmeâipeTos), adv.

without exception.
avxmoixeveros,
6v,
not
endured.
Stob.
II,
Anton.
8,
41.
591,
2.
tj,
dmircpâTos,
Chrijs.
ov,
(uTrep/SaiW) impassable.
17.
n, 336,
7,
Did. A. 825 A.
Clem. A.
I,
2.
1020
Dion
dvv7rop.ovr)(TLa, as,
(dwTrop.ovTjTos')
impatience.
Macar. 764 B.
*dmmop6vfyTos,
endurable.
ov,
Clim. 716 A.
(vffo/ievo!)
Invincible.
Sext. 424, 13.

93.
insufferable, unSept.
19, 49.
1,
A.
Diog.
Nicom. dwirepPdrms, adv. without skipping. 139 'Ei* -yays t^ cjivcTLKfj Tairnj eKSetrei tov dpidfwv (Tvve)(Sis Kol awTrep^dras the arithmetical progression
etc.
Mirab. 130, 2. Ex. 18, 18, V. 1. awTTovoiyros. Diod. Dion. H. n, 1157, 8. ApoUon. S.
Aristot.
24.
i^cTaôfievTi, in
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
2. Immediately.
ov,
Erotian. 92 'Av^keotov, dBepdircvrov, dmnropovrjTov. 2. Impatient! Nil. 216 D.
Pseudo-Gaten. VHI,
or ou;^ vireprjâvos.
dw7rop.ovrjT(os,
adv. impatiently.
Macar. 517
Sept.
906 B. C.
avv7rpri<pavos,
D.
=z=
/x^
dwirovaqTos,
Sir. 11, 5.
2,
ov,
(jmovoia) unsuspected.
Basil. Ill,
632 B.
17,
dwTrp6ea-ia, as,
(dvvTrepdfTos) the not delaying.
57, 6.
Pseudo-Dem. 1404, 21. Polyb. 2> Unsuspecting, not suspecting.

5, 56, 2,
Aquil. Ps.
7, 7
="
opyij,
6vp6s, xoKos, anger.
Polyb.
,4,
10, 7, ToO p,eXKovTos.
t^j
Hieron. VI, 1050 A.

dwirfp6eTea>,
21.
rjo-a,
'Ep/ieiou rdX/iijE.
;(oXoCâi.
Aquil. Ps. 77,
dvujrovo^TOJs,
adv.
ex improviso, unexpectedly.
Polyb.
ov, (JmeprlBrjpi)
dnmpBfTos,
deferred, immediate.
not to be put off or Philon I, 9, 28, et alibi.

delay, immediately.
32.
.
2.
1,
84, 9, et alibi.
i)tod Ex. Vat. 39, Without vwovota, literally. Hippol.

unsuspected.
Classical.
Haer. 356, 71.

Stud.
sister.
Diosc. lobol. pp. 43. 44. dvimp6cTa)s, adv. without

Sept.
dviiratTTos, ov,
Mace.
3,
5,
20.
Philon
I,
599, 42.
Aster.
1821 A, irpoaomov, such as mother or 3. Unsuspecting ; active. Polyb. 8,
29, 2,
Diosc. lobol. 33.
Clementin. 13, 10.

adv.
TIVOS.
456 C. dmnearoKpevas
fear.
dwnoTrrtos, adv. unsuspectingly.

(vneo'raXfifvcos),
Polyb. 1 1,
1 8, 7.
vnthout
dwiroirraTos, ov, (inroTriTrrca) that does not
faU
'Ssaud-Athan. IT, 1065 C. aKuffEufluvos, ov, not accountable, etc.

i)ion.
TtVOS.
or come under.
Classical.
1, 12,
Sext. 265, 3, aladricrei.
dvinrooTifieiaiTos, ov, (vnomifieioa) not
noted down,
H.
I,
394, 13, Ttvdy.
Epict.
32,
unrecorded.
dmnrooTaTos,
ov,
less.
Clem.
A.
I,
704 B.
without foundation, ground-
dwireuBvvas, adv. noi accountably, etc.

1,
Diod.
70.
P/H7on
II,
454, 27.
di/uTTo^Xi/Tor, ov, (u7ro;3aXX(B)
Pseudo-/s<. 1364 A.
iro^XrjTOV, 7rpuv)ôv.
dwnip^XriTos. Bekker. 411, 22 "Avu-
2. Unsubstantial, nonDiogenian. apud Eus. IH, 244 C. ApoUon. D. Synt. 174, 19. Iren. 1, 9, 4. Sext. 75, 6. Diog. 7,. 149. S. Having no
1, 5, 3.
Polyb.
existent.
hypostasis.
dvuTToordrfflr,
Greg. Naz.
I,
749 C.
Aristobul.
dwrroypacpos,
epistle.
ov,
(imoypdcjxo) not signed, as an

C.
ft/ii.
adv. irresistibly.
apud
Jos.
Memn. 1465
Ill,
-Ems.
m,
640 A.
awTToSereio :z= avuOTfii/Tds
Muson.
200.
awTTotTToXos, ov, (vTrooTeWai) frank, open.
Lucian.
539 as
awn-dScTos, ov,
v.
1.
avuTrdSijToy, barefoot.
Sept.
Ant. 16, 3, 1. Poll. 4, 21. dvimoaroKas, adv. frankly, openly. Dion Chrys.
1,
Mich. 1, 8. Phryn. 445, condemned. Moer. 27 'AwwddrjTos, 'Attik&s2,
Reg.
15, 30.
425, 12.
Poll. 4, 24.
dwiTOTayri,
rjs, rj,
= ammora^Ld.
Ephr.
I,
72 B.
dvmroSfTos, 'EXKtjvikSis.
86 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
avvTroraicTeto
mnmafraxria,
rjtrtu,
195
Ephr,
10.
afe;
diniTrAraKTOs flfu.
Porph. Cer. 393.
Comparative,
1,
dva-
in, 294 D.
repov, above, before.
Polyb.
10, 1
Kaddnep
wnmoToxTOS,
tip,
ov, {{nroTaacra)
without order, mixed

3,
con/itsed narrative. Polyb.

5, 21, 4.
4.
2.
dS, i.
3,38,
Unsubjected, not vnorera-
ytavoi.
Hebr. 2, 8. Artem. 192. 3. Insubordinate, refracBasii. IV, 260 D. Philon 1, 473, 21. Paul. tory, disobedient.
Paul.
dvoTcpov eiirov. Paul. Hebr. 10, 8. 2. Formerly. Polyb. 1, 7, 2 Ou jroXXoij dvwrepov xpoyo's T&v vvv \eyop^vav Koipav. 'O ava, the former. Diod. 16, 21 Toiy ava Katpols.
Tim.
1, 1, 9.
Tit. 1, 6, 10.
Epict.
2, 10, 1. 4, 1,
4.
161.
Ptol. Tetrab. 61.

it is
Basil. Ill, 876
D.
16, 40 Kara tovs dvaripa jfpdvous. Upwards, of time. Jos. Ant. 3, 8, 2 Ot aTTO eiKOfTi Kol ava irav (ixpt TrevTrjKQvra -yc-yovores, from twenty to fifty. 4< Adjectively,
3.
In grammar to verbs having no
used with reference

;
first aorist
as dfrnprdva)
dvardra, the principal. Strab. 8, 1, 2. Philon I, 164, 35. 321, 9 Ta dvaraTa rpia,
the
AnapTTjcra, evpicTKo) up))o-a>.
Zenodot. apud
three principal.
3, 2, p.
Nicom.
its
92, hiaipiatis.
Eudoc.
M.
204, pij/ioTO.
Bekker. 1087.
Diosc.
341, Svvapis,
highest power,
ammmaîa, as, 17, (ai/ucrdraKTos) insubordination. Basil. IV, 261 A. Ephr. HI, 294 D, et alibi. Theoph. Com. 454. Joann. Mosch. 2972 D.
dnin'OTi/iTjTor, ov, (tiTroTi/iaci))
when
I,
Plut. it is as strong as it can be. 881 E, deds. Heph. Poem. 5, 1. Athenag. 937 B. Galen. II, 234 B. Sext. 3, 11. 318,
6
not appraised, not

11.
Kara to dvardra, in general.

ov,
5, 81.
assessed.
Jos.
Ant. 15,
7,
dvaSvvos,
anodynus,
1, 14.
allaying
pain.
oiowoTi/xijTias,
adv. wiJAom!
Jos.
fteinjr
appraised or
Diosc.
128, Svvapis,
an anodyne.
assessed.
Ant. 15,
6, 6.
anuTTouXoy, ou,
(i/TrouXor) guileless.
Philon
II,
II,
469, 29.
dwrrovKas, adv. guilelessly.

dinmo(j)6pfrjTos, ov,
Epiph.
432 E.
Et.
(Jmoîpw)
insufferable,
Sext. 575, 28. Plut. 11, 614 C, <l>dppaKov. dvapoKea, rjira, z=: dvap^Kdi etjtii. Greg. Nyss. I, 529 D. Sophrns. 3440 B. dvap.dKos, ov, anomalus, anomalous, irregular, Diomed. as applied to grammatical forms.
M.
115, 18 'AjtJttoiotos, ainmo^pr\Tos,
mnmo-
327,
1,
nomina.
Ptol. Tetrab. 47.
fwvrjTOS.
dviwrios, ov,
Not passive, (vTmos) not supine. applied to such middle verbs as Kelpo/uu, viwrofuu, ^= Keipa ipavTov, v'mrm Diog. 7, 64. (See ffiavTov, respectively.
in
dvapxikayrfros, ov, {opôKoyea) not confessed, not
admitted.
grammar
dvap^ras (dvapm-os), adv. without being sworn. Philon n, 203, 38. dvavis, t'Sor, r/, a n o n i s an herb called also
,
;
also dvT7rd(r;((a.)
avia-raKTos, ov, (in/CTrdfo)) sleepless.
ovavis.
Diosc.
3,
18 (21).
not to be
1,
Greg. Nyss.
dvavopaxTTos, ov,
innominabilis,
Apol.
63,
HI, 829 D.
dwaraKTios, adv. sleeplessly.
Procl.
named.
Just.
Bids
'laa
CP. 860
(niTT).
Tatian. 4, p. 813 B.
(Compare
B.
dwoTeptjTos, ov, (yirrepeoa) not being deprived,
not wanting anything, full.
5rai/T0f x'^P^"'!""'"'-
Just. Apol. 2, 12 eeoK Tov dyivvrjTov koI ApprjTOV.')
Ignat. 708 A,
dvamv, incorrect for dvomv.

dvapeTrfj!,
es,
P'''otosp.
Urin. 262, 15.
(ava,
pcTro))
tending
upwards.
Theoph. Cont. 322, 22, perpetual f dmarepriTas, adv. without deficiency.

II,
Tseud-Athan. IV, 1520 D. Epiph.

dvapvKTos,
ov, (opva-a-a)
not dug.
Epiph. Mon.
665 D.
ov, 6, (di/um)
2.
dwrqs,
264 B,
rpaKTevrr]!.
(jjpeap,
natural.
Justinian.
Novell. 163,
Tiber. Novell. 23.
Eustrat.
dvapvopai (apiopm), to howl. Heliod. 10, 16. dvao-TiKas (dvadea), adv. by pushing upwards.
Sext. 137, 15.
2552 A.
dvvnKos,
di/ui|/'dci),
17,
6v, {dviai) conclusive.

(t/\//'da))
Sext. 429, 9.
Ai(/A, sei
dvarepiKos,
rj,
ov,
(dvarepov) upper.
Td dvare-
a)o-<B,
io raise
on
up.
piKa
Sept. Esdr. 2, 4, 12.

20.
Antip. S. 51.
Traircivds.
Tropically,
Sept. Keg.
di'ux/'oCv.
Sir. 1, 19.
20, 28.
to
46,
exalt,
upper parts, the inland parts. Luc. Act. 19, 1. Epiph. I, 281 C, with reference to Cyprus.
p.epj],
the
opposed to
IV, 377 C.
1, 2, 7.
dvafftaKoKpos,
ov,
((j)dKaKp6s)
dva<j)dkavTos.
dvinlruxris, ecus, ^,
:^
to
Pseud-^(Aan.
Ptol. Tetrab. 143.

di/axêXcia, as,
17,
avw, adv. up, of place.

'Atto
this
5ep<. Reg. 3, 14, 15
Jer. 4, 14.
(dvaêXris) uselessness. Aquil. Diog. 9, 78, now edited dva-
ava
land.
Trjs
'O
xôvos
ravrrjs,
celestial.
ava Joann. 8,
fiepq,
from
the
face of
ijrovpdvios, heavenly,
22.
/'auZ. Gal. 4, 26
Col. 3, 1. 2.
'H &(B
Ta ava
'lepovrnXrip..
Phil. 3, 14.
paKia. dvaôtTos, ov, ((poirda) going upwards. Philon 116, 5. 513, 36. I, 35, 30. II, 111, 11. dvaipopos, ov, C<t>cpa) borne upwards, ascending.
Sext. 478, 3.
dêvia, as,
f),
upper parts, applied to the West with reference to Constantinople Rome being the central point. Chron. 572,
the
(Sêvos) inhospitality.
1,
Pseudo-iXon. 329 B. Diod.
1,
67.
Strab. 17,
19.
Digitized
by Microsoft
dîa
d^ta, as,
f),
196
537 C.
'AiioviKos, ov, 6,
aîoTifio^
Plut. II, 10 A,
dignity, rank, office.
T6v iir dîas nvd, dignitary.

II,
761 A.
1.
Lucian. I, 64 Ant. 11. Eus. TSv cV Greg. Naz. U, 536
d^Lop.l(TrrTos, ov, (luo-ea) hateful.
Axonicus, an oriental Valen-
dîais, V.
aîas.
tinian.
dîayaTrriros, ov, (aîos, ayaTrdoi)
beloved.
Clem. R.
(dyvos)
1, 1.
Ignat. 701 A.
worthy of being Clem.

Ignat.
d^mvoiMiTTOs, ov, (di/o/idfffl) named. Ignat. 648 A.
worthy
of being
A.
I,
1316 B.
worthily chaste.
dûmaBcco,
nadfco.
d^layvos, ov,
685 B.
dltan-dXavoTos, ov,
Stob. II, 561,
dîeiraiveTos,
ov,
2.
apparently an error for dvaîoMij dî07ra6ri(n]Te 833 .... naidevea-Bat, do not deem it beneath your
rj<ra),
Tatian.
(dwoXavto)
worth enjoying.
CyriU.
dignity.
dûmuTTvopxu
d^teTraivos.
=
r],
dîoTTioTos yiyvofuu.
Schol.
A.
I,
Arist.
Nub. 876.
(dîoirioTos) credibility, trust-
452 A.
{imrvyxdva) worthy of being met or of being sought after. Ignat. 685 B. dîvdpiov, ov, TO, a little dîvrj. Jos. B. J. 2, 8, 7.
d|iemVeuKTOs,
ov,
d$ioma-Tia, as,
worthiness.
Hipparch. 1004 C. Diod. 1, 2. Plausibility. Tatian. Sext. 361, 28. 25. Hippol. Haer. 4, 29.
28.
11.
Porphijr. Abst. 338.

diivlSiov,
8, 9.
dîomaTios,
Jos. B. J. 2,
33, 17.
adv.
credibly.
OV,
TO,
preceding.
Jos. B. J. 1, 25, 5.
3,
2.
2.
Cic. Att. 13, 37.
Plausibly.
Polyb.
Tatian.
dîvofrnvreia, as,
fj,
(imvreia)
axinomantia,
Plin. 36, 19
dîmrKoKos, ov, (wKeKa) worthy of being twined.
divination by
means of
axes.
Ignat. 673 A, a-recpavos.

dîoiroLvos, ov, (woivfj) inflicting
(142).
deserved punish-
dîvopvym,
cov,
Ta,
=: dlvm
Kal opvyia, axes
and
ment, an epithet of Athena.

dîoKpayia, as,
fj,
Porph. Cer. 463. 670, 16. dîoSaxpvTos, ov, (SaKpvco) worthy of tears. Schol. Eur. Med. 1218 (1221), (rujiiôpd. d|tdSeKi-or, ov, (Se'xo/iat) worthy of being received. Damasc. I, 1596 A. d^Lo8i.r]yr)Tos, ov, (diijyeoî) worthy of being Eus. TL, 277 narrated, worthy of narration.
pickaxes.
C.
d|ioSdT(os (implying d|idSoTor), adv. by being
(irpd(rira>)
Paus. 3, 15, 6. worthy act. Clem.

with
dignity.
A.
I,
509 A.
(d|t07rpe5r^j),
dîoTrpeiras
adv.
Ephr. in, 385 E.

d^wparos,
441, 36.
ov,
Nicet. Paphl. 44 A.
{opato)
worth seeing.
11,
PhUon
I,
Lucian.
43.
aîos, a, ov, worthy.
Classical.
Cornut. 42 Td
Kokaarrfpiois aîa, apparently a Latinism for
KoXaorrjpLav.
Joann.
1,
27 Ov ovK B,
4.
elp.i
eya>
worthily given.
dîoemrevKTos
=:
Porph. Cer. 253, 18. 314, 8. Tseud-Ignat. dîeniTfvKTOs.

enviable.
aîos Lva
Tos.
Xuo"Ci>
ai/Tov Tov Ipavra roii v7rodtj[iaI,
YseudoNicodem.
\ap.^dvri
is
3 'A^tds
e'en-t
Kom.
64.
(titul.).
iva
p,fTa
pd^Sov
TrKrjyds
rea-trapd-
d|idfi;Xor, ov, (f^Xof)
Ael. V. H. 12,
KovTa, he
Themist. 215, 12 (175 B).
dliofijXoaTOs, ov, (fjjXdcB)
a
Diosc.
stick.
worthy to receive forty blows with Theoph. Cont. 808 OfiSc a|toi elmv
preceding.
ovToi lva KoXoi &<Tw oi iap,ôi, these fellows are
Prooem.
829 B.
III,
380 E. Gaien. Porphyr. Vit. Pyth. 52.

p. 4.
Plut.
I,
Vm,
Eus.
Ignat.
not icorthy that the iambics should be good;
they do not deserve to have better iambics

"Afiov ioTiv
d|iof^Ti;roj, ov,
(fTji-em)
worth seeking.
433 A.
worthy of God, holy. 717 A.
Anon. 358 branded on their foreheads. SjrcDS .... ipevvr)<Ta>(TL Koi dvai^nf
it is worth while. 2. Dignus, a shout of approval at the ordination of a bishop. Eus. H. E. 6, 29 'E(^' m rbv rnvra
dfidfleos, ov, (fleds)
'Ka(pr](Ta>a't,
685 B.
B.
Oenom. apud Eus. HI, 396

ov,
dîoKara(^pQvrfros,
(Karacfipovea))
deserving
\aov woTrep
6p.6(je
v(j)
ivos TTvevpaTos deiov KivrjBfvra

jrdoTj
contempt.
Iambi. V. P. 418.
TrpoBvfJuia
Koi
7,
/juq.
'^XV aîov
Philostrg.
9,
d^toKrjTTTos, ov, (Xn/i^dvco)
Cyrill.
A.
I,
dîoKoyos,
ov,
worthy of acceptance. 208 A. X, 20 B, et alibi. worth mentioning. Classical.

QavpâoTov
fiaiTiKevs
T(5
imfiofja-at.
Socr. 4, 30.
Toij
46.
10 IloXXot 6e
Arjp/}<jilXov
TrapovTos o^Xov ev t^ tov
Attal. 106, 19
ovri
/cat
dîo-
Xoyov yeyovev Iva

hcuKfj,
Papaiav aKparSis
where
iva SiaK^ is the subject of the
KoBibpiaa dvn tov a^tos dve/Sdiui' Eustrat. 2301 D. (Compare Basil. TV, 860 A At jrepi rar eKKXij(7tas oikovoiiiai yivovTai /lev .... /Sc/Satovin-cu Se napa
TO
dvd^Los.
sentence.
dîo\oyovp,evos,
r),
tS)v
ov,
1.
Xaav.^
(d^(dXoyos) plausibly said ?
dîoarpaTriyTjTos, ov, (arpanjyecB)

Tifyos.
dîooTpd-
Dion. H.
aîofid8r)Tos,
I,
199,
ov,
Dion C.
I,
36, 24, 6, et aUbi,
(jiav6dva>)
worth
learning.
d^toTifiriTos, ov,
(niMco) worthy of being honored.

(jifiT))
I,
Iambi. V. P. 38.
^(ojuio^c,
21,
2.
ei,
Philon
following.
461, 39.
Dion C.
78,
dîoniws,
ov,
worthy of honor.
NicoL
D.
88.
App.
3X3, 48.
Digitized
by Microsoft
a^to(f)avri^
(a^tor,
(jjaiva)
197
worthy of being
dôvyyia, as,
rj,
aopiaTem
the Latin a x u n g i a
Diosc.
2,
,
aîo(l>avijs,
er,
fat, tal-
known.
Eust. Ant. 613 A.

to request, to beg.
low, grease.
208, p. 326.
Galen179.
a^wa, mo-m,
Jos.
279, 8 'Aîovv iva
ôriBrjiTri.
Pseudo-i)em. Maneih. apud
Xni, 333 B.
dôvyyiov, ov, t6,
4,
p.
preceding.
Diosc.
1,
Apion.
...
.
1, 26,
p.
460
'Aîaidels 6 jSaeri-
\ew ha
'H|iou
1,
arroiicpliTfi.
Patriarch. 1129
183 (186). Eupor. 1, 154. 2, 68. Galen. XIII, 542 A. Written also d^yiov.
78.
'iva ixTjbevi
dvayyeiXa. "Psevido-Nicodem.
Moschn. 134,
Also, o^vyytov.
104.
Afric. Cest. 294.

2, 3.
A,
1,
2 'A^Lovnev TO abv jxiyeBos &a'(T avrov
irapaoTrjffai
t^ ^rjpari aov Kal aKovtTOrjvaL. 2> Participle, to d^wineva, things asked for, demands, requests. Diod. 15, 49. 11, 74, ra
viro Ilfp(Ta>v.
Diosc.
98.
3, 9
(11).
Act.
fj,
6,
55, p. 114, 38.
d^vXla, as,
(aûXor) want of wood.
Strab.
16, 1, 5, p. 267, 13.
a|vXos, ov, free
from woody substances.

ov,
Diosc.
aî(j)i
(aiwôs), adv. without a sword.
Stud.
1,
183.
3,
87 (97), gum.
having come
Koivo\oyia.
to
733 C.
aîmfxa,
d^vpôTos for da-vpâros,

rank,
office.
no
aros, rb, dignity,

TTjy itna-Komjs,
2,
Can.
bishop.
agreement.
dîpx\>a>vos,
ov,
Polyb. 15,
Apost. 76,
Const. Apost.
ficer.
Dignitary, of3. Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 72.

18. 28.
2.
the office
of
9, 1,
d<Tip(^vos.
Arr.
Antyll.
Anab.
Prooem.
a^cTTos,
Orib.
I,
2, is
cXKfjkovs.
ov,
(ûo>)
1.
unpolished.
apud
Sept.
Dignity, as a
iftcVepoi/.
5.
E.
4.
title.
Carth. Can. 6. 50, to

Plut. II, 633
in
;
305,
Athan.
9,
I,
28 C.
Petition?
C.
a^cov, ovos, 6, path, course
of conduct.
Proposition,
sentence,
logic
and
Prov.
B.
doihiKos,
2, 9. 18.
12.
grammar
Ttpmaa-is
called also {subject and predicate") and \&yos. Plut. II, 1009 B. 1011
aoyKos, ov, (SyKos)
without bulk.
Nemes. 600
Schol.
Athenag. 912 B.
rj,
fj,
6v,
belonging to
dotSr).
Heph.
dîm/iarocoj,
6v,
(aîa>iid)
of honor, of rank,
8,
7,
10.
(dotSij,
honorable
a-Tao-ia,
dignified.
Polyb. 10, 18,
irpo-
doiSopdôs, ov,
pdxopai) fighting with

Greg. Naz. HI,
Stud. 805
dignified appearance,
33, 9, 1, Kara
Tqv im(l>dviav.
Dion. H. VI,
Polyb. 20,
9, 9.
864,
1.
song or verses.
doiSotnjw;,
ijy,
r],
Lucill. 28.
^=
doiSr).
2. Supplicatory.
31, 15, 3
1433 A.
doiKUTTos, OV, (pIkIôi)
'AûopanKas Se Sous ivTo\as

n-pia-fieis,
eaTTe(TTei,\e Toiis
doUrjTos.
that they should act as entreaters.
32,
7,
16, ivToKal.
S.
D.
aoiKos, ov, houseless, applied to
Categorical, positive,
nomadic
tribes.
not interrogative or relative or hypothetical 4. SenSext. 673, 10. as 6 iwTTOs Tpexet.
Just.
doivia,
Tryph. 117.
as,
fj,
(aoivof)
1,
abstinence
from
wine.
tentious,
4, 33.
avrjp,
using categorical expressions. Diog. 5. Substantively, d dîapanKos, so.
Strab. 15,
45, p.
215,
1.
Iambi. V. P.
Sept.
144.
a man of rank, an official. Greg. Orig. Ill, 449 B. Plut. n, 617 D. Naz. in, 241 B. Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 34 D.
dignitary,
dopaaia, as,rj, (ppda) blindness.

11.
Gen. 19,
ddparos, ov,
not seeing, that has not seen, un;
aîapuTiKms, adv. with dignity.
Dion. H. VI,
Epict.
acquainted with anything
active.
6,
Polyb.
2,
1088, 12.
a^Lmpdriov, ov, to, (dîcopa) petty dignity.
2, 2,
2.
I,
21, 2, navTos kokov.
3,
108,
navrbs heivov.
10.
figment.
request, prayer, petition. Polyb. Jos. Ant. Diod. 11, 55. 19, 51. Plut. II, 808 D. Martyr. Path. 1417
fj,
Aoratus, the Invisible One, a gnostic Epiphanes apud Iren. 568 B et

I,
dîioais, eios,
22,
7, 1.
dopaTcos, adv. invisibly.
Hippol. Haer. 294, 10. Philon
157,
1.
Plut.
5, 7, 3.
891 A.
tire.
A.
Eus.
II,
325
C 'Av
ovv
(ratjjios els
Tavrrjv
dop^LTos, ov, (d-, orbis) without a
Dioclet.
TTjV d^LCixrtv
at iirapxtSiTai
bwaivrat Kara Totv
G. 15, 23.
dopyrfras (dopyrjTOs), adv. without anger.
3, 18, 6.
XpuTTtavav, translated from the Latin, Itaque

si
Epict.
evidenter provinciates huic petitioni suae ad-
esse valent
adversus Christianas.
2.
Rank,
dopiaraiva, to be dopurros, indefinite.
Rhetor.
dignity,
I,
honor.
App.
II,
48, 88.
110, 45.
IV, 82,
dopia-Tva>
23.
731, 19 Oi iv dîwa-ei, officials.

26, 4.
3,
3.
Testimony, proof.
Arr. Anab. Nicol. D.

Lucian.
:=
dopurreto.
Arcad. 142,
4,
applied
to indefinite pronouns, as tov, ra, for nvos,

Tivi.
rjo-a, to be indefinite, as a pronoun or pronominal word. Apollon. D. Adv. 607, 10.
84, Ttprjs.
d^6cu/os, ov,
Ill,
{ôavov) without statues.
dopia-Tca,
452.
dâyyia, incorrect for dôvyyla.
536,
dôvms, ov, belonging

240.
to
an
&ân>.
Anthol.
11,
JP TO dopio'Tovpeva (rroi, iras, <mov). Herodn. Gr. Enclin. Synt. 101, 15 -(T6ai.
1147.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aopi<jTO<;
wipiaros, ov, indefinite.
ptov, as
Tiff,
198
'Avofia
airaiZevreo}
I,
'Aopiarov
or
ij.6-
267, 41.
Lucian.
6v,
I,
788.
Adam.
S. 362
oo'TLs, OTTolos, oTrdcTOff, TT^.
Dion.
-reos.
Thr. 636, 12.

&v).
7,
70.
Apollon. D. Pron. 268 A {bs Arcad. 144, 20. Sext. 308, 14. Z)%. 2. In grammar, 6 aopurros, se. ;^pd-
dnayopcvTiKSs,
17,
prohibitive,
prohibitory.
Plut. Cornut. 76, twos. Philon I, 426, 3. II, 1038 'H evXdêia roivvv \6yos dnayopev-
Thr. 638, 24. Drac. 37, 22. 13, Sevrepos, the second aorist. Synt. 276, 8. Apollon. D. Adv. 534, 25.
vos,
the
aorist tense.
Dion.
TCKos
e<m rm
croc^m.
dirayopfVTiKas,
16.
adv. by prohibiting.
Aristeas
aopuTToibrji, ff,
Theodos. 1016, 20, d bivrepos. Apollon. D. Synt. adpicTTOs.
Diod. 20, 18 dnayopevai, to forbid, prohibit. Tolff arpanaiTais wupa Kaieiv dmryyopevae, without
'
Pron. 264 B. 266 B. C, a Stoic expression. Apollon. D. dopitTTcoSmf, adv. ^=. aoplaras.
40, 25.
ap6pa,
=
I,
68,
16.
^17.
P?M^
I,
18 E,
Ttvi
n.
Sext. 35, 9
avrtomiilxu,
ATrayopevea-Bm vojia tovto Trpdrreiv (from the active construction dnayopevetv nvi toCto
Synt. 68, 20.

aopfiriTos, ov,
Trpdrreiv).
2.
To
^riue over,
to
(fipimat)
without desire or volition.
recovery.
Philon
aopxis,
278, 45.
Epiph. I, 420 C Nil. 556 C, nvd. physician.

(dypoiKiôpm),
I,
-drjvcu,
despair of by the
(ppxi'S)
without
testicles.
Dion C.
I,
75,
diraypoiKiôpM,
to
become barSept. Esdr.

10,
14, 5.
barous.
d,
Greg. Naz.
i)s,
1004 C.
bondage.
Esai.
'AovevTivos, ov,
6.
Aventinus.
7
Dion. H.
179,
diraymyr],
1,
^, captivity,
Strah. 5, 3,
To 'Kêvrivov
opos, Aventi-
8,
24.
Sir.
38,
19.
4.-8.
1,
num.
dovKTapiTas, the Latin
A
auctoritas.
Dion
54.
3, 4.
leading astray, seduction.
Just. Apol.
C. 55,
do;(\7)0-ia,
as,
fj,
(dox^riTOs)
aTmSiKea,
drapaîa, tran1,
rjtra, (dSiKe'co) to
withhold wages.
i:::^
Sept.
Deut. 24, 14, p,ut6ov

brig. IV, 68 A.
dirdbai, da-a,
jrewjTos,
aTrooTfpeo).
quillity.
Sext. 5, 3.
OV,
Clem. A.
Sext.
1081 C.
I,
dirqôvras, adv. (Jmdba>) strangely, improperly,

'Plotin. I, 536, 11.
to
aoxKvTos,
3.
(px^â) tranquil.
II,
Dion. H.
9, 10. I,
24,
Lucian.
848.
(aSm) not
accord,
to
be discor-
aoxkrjTois, adv. tranquilly.
Clem. A.
1072 C,
diroyyeXXo), to announce,
tell.
Matt. 28, 10 'AiraySchol. Arist.
yetXare ToTs ddeX<j>o1s fiov Lva dneXâyo'tv els

TTjy
rd\iaiav.
2.
dant ; opposed to avvaSaj. Dion. H. V, 247, 7, roC npoeipqfievov. Philon I, 235, 14, t^s dXijPlut. II, 108 C. I, 56 D, jrpos n. Beias. Const HI, Sext. 45, 7. Just. Cohort. 1 7.
To
rehearse.
936 C, Tois
dnaJBavaTlâ,
(rvvodois.
to
Vesp. 1109,
dirayyeXTTjp,
jroirnwra.
d,
immortalize.
Diod.
1,
2.
fjpos,
(dirayyeWa) announcer.
announcing.
Epict.
Philipp. 22.
Sibyll. 7, 83.
rj,
reference to the apotheosis of the emDion C. 46, 7, 1. Just. 1, 21. perors.
With
dnayyeKTiKos,
ov,
Porphyr.
11.
2,
Aneb.
37, 8.
to
lamU. Myst. 173,

expression.
2.
2,
dnadavdruTis, ems,
35, 3.
17,
apotheosis.
Dion
C. 60,
Belonging
Siva/us,
23,
ajraflararKT/ids, ou, d,
preceding.
Cornut.
power of expression. Prosod. 103 To dirayyeKriKOV

enunciation, reading, etc.
Porphyr.
Trjs
188.
aTraâvaToo)
Xeêios,
dnadavariô).
iirayycXTiKms,
14.
adv.
in
delivering.
Sext.
44,
s. ni, A.
diraBfis,
cs,
396 A.
impassible;
Did. ^.
Oenom. apud 300 B. 716

Ignat.
alibi.
imperturbable.
dnayKCDviôjuii
(Jiynaiv),
to
push away with
the
652 A.
Just.
721 B.
1,
Plut. TL, 25 D, et
elbow
to
spurn.
Philostr. 242. 561.
Apol.
I,
25, Beds.
Athenag. 908 B.
dira-
airaypa, aroi, to, (ayvu/ii) fracture.
Galen. X,
Clem. A.
1, 4, 1.
1012 A.
6, 2.
143 C.
II,
268 C.
aros,
to,
6es, impassibleness ; imperturbableness.
dvayopivp.a,
(aTrayopeijco)
L. interPlut.
Diog.
;
Substantively, to ? Not modified,

OTraflijs.
Epict.
in
its
dictwn, prohibition.
II,
Epict.
3, 24, 98.
natural state
in grammar.
Theodos. 1002,
1037 C.
fj,
26, not contracted
dirayopcvoîs, ea>s,
L. interdictio, prohibition.
QuintU.
9, 2,
dTradrjoTiKos,
i),
dv,
as Teixfos. Leant.
I,
1768
(i)
Philon
Poll.
I,
62, 28. 497, 22.
107.
A. B.
diroBoTvoios,
ov,
{dirajBjjs,
2, 127.-8. Prohibition, with reference to the negative particle p.17 and its compounds. Dion. Thr. 642, 5 'ETripprjfia dirayopEva-eais. Lesion. 174 (187), t) p,ri. Apollon. D. Conj. 526, 11. 3. Exhaustion, failure of strength. Plut. I, 937 A. Lilian. II,
iroicat)
I,
that
(i)
renders
impassible, etc.
Leant.
1768
dTraiyeipdoijai, i>6i)v, (alycipos) to
A. he changed
into
a poplar.
Strab. 5,
1, 9.
djraiSEuTeo), rjaa, (aTrai'Seuros) to be rude, coarse.
Iambi. Math.
918.
197
aTraiSevdrj
incorrectly for dn-aiSevTij^.
OKayopevTfov
^=
oci anayopeveiv.
Dion Chrys.
Digitized
Synceli. 174, 15.
by Microsoft
airaiBevTcoi;
diraiSeiras, adv. ignorantly, etc.
199
Tatian. 808
airafjiavpoo)
aTrdKaiaros, ov, (jraXatdm) that does not become

old.
A.
PUlostr. 11 Z, exeiv twos.
mt(u6i<Ta-a (al6vtTtTa>), to
2,
move rapidly.
Diod.
Plut.
Agap. 1181 Sophrns. 3285 C.

fj,
C.
Gennad. 167 C. D.
dish.
53 AajjmdSos
ov,
oTmidva-croiievris, flaring.
dirdKapia, as,
I,
(epulae, epularis)
airala-ios,
(aia-ios)
inauspicious.
Lyd.
11.
327 E. n, 266 D. Polyaen.

1,
8, 23, 82.
Poll.
162.
imaurlas,
adv.
irumspiciously.
Orig.
I,
1312
Plut.
*d'KdXyea> (aXycm), to cease to sorrow for anything. Thuc. 2, 61, rh &m. Polyh. 9, 40, 4 Ta fiiv aTTdkyovvres Tois eXnia-i. 16, 12, 7
ATnjkyrjKvias e'a-n
D.
oTraiTea, to
demand,
EuToi
^XV^'
apathetic, insensible,
to ask.
Classical.
n, 560
(Toi
&OKCI
....
i\a<Tiiovs te
Trpoo-cÊpeiy
KaToixofuvaiv Koi yepa /xeyoXa
Koi Tifias aTTaiTetv Tois TeBvrjKdariv,
fio/cei
Paul. Epb. 4, 19, to be past feeling. Plut. I, 815 A, to irivBos. Aristid. I, 505, 21. Clem. A. I, 340 A. Hes. AmjKyqKws, dvaia-Br/Tos. (See also 'ATnjXyrjpevoi.y
diroKyria-ts, ems,
6, 5.
r),
impassive, hardened.
onoiTfiv (rifias) wpoa-cjîpeiv, seems to

that
demand
we should
offer,
just. Apol. 1, 2 'ATrm-
insensibility to pain.
Heliod.
rri<rovTes
Kara tov
Jul.
aKpifirj Koi
se.
iêraariKov \oyov
T^K Kpiiriv iToaf(Ta<r6ai,
vjms, that
you should
dn-aXEtTTTeoj'
=
r),
8et dirdKeicjjeiv.
Anton.
11, 19.
judge.
290 D, hia ^pvcov 6 deos va-g. Macar. 469 B 'ATrairei o-e yap 6 Kvpios tva
opyurBfis creavTm.
14, 4,
aTrdKeoTTiKos,
out.
6v, (aTraXeiô)) effacing, blotting
Clem. A.
fi,
Sept. Esai. 3, 12.

exactor,
ask.
mraiTap,
to
oppressor.
Strah.
12,
3.
3,
9,
4.
ajroKeiyjfts, cois,
II,
753 A, dimprrifmTos. to d7raXei0, a imping
off.
Vit. Nil.
Jun. 37 C.
fj,
To
'
interrogate,
24
andKe^rjo-ts, eo>s,
A.'iraiTr)troixev
airov rives
5, 15.
eltriv.
against.
Clem. A.
rj,
(cmdKcâ) defence, protection I, 524 B, tivos.
oiraiTqpa, aros, ro, (djratTco))

4, 6, 35.
airaiTria-is,
demand.
Eus.
11,
Epict.
dirdKe^TiKos,
ov, defensive, protective.
Eudoc.
1, 8,
Anton.
eas,
r),
M.i.
884
a demanding.
dirdkia, as,
2,
fj,
(djroXdy) softness.
Geopon.
8, 20,
Axfv Tivos
ditaiTTiiTetas rfis nfitjs vireprr(6el<Tr)s,
of
air.
bidding highest at auction.
620 A,
Sijpoaria,
begging in public.
Martyr. Clem. R. Porph.
djraXias, ov, 6, suckling kid.

Xlais,
Diog.
&im-
changed by the editors into

^y,
fj,
diraXiois.
Adm.
242, 20, exaction.
dwaXKayri,
departure,
etc.
Classical.
QTraiTijT^r, ov, o,
L. exactor, collector of taxes. Basil. TV, 465 A. 469 A, xprnidrav. Justinian.
Diod. 15, 43,

dnakXaKTris, ov,
e/c
twos
TroirjO-atrBai.
6, (d7raXXd<r(r) deliverer.
Max.
NoveU.
imumpio),
17, 8.
30, 3.
128, 16.
Just. Imper.
Tyr. 50, 22.

aTraXXaxTtdo)
Novell. 4.
to
airdXKaêia.
Cyrill.
ov,
suspend, hang.
II,
Philon
I,
231, 6,
Tivortj/os.
117, 45, ik fuirai/.
470, 4
^Hs
580
533
Anton. 10, 36. *dndKKaKnK6s, 17,

delivering.
3,
A.
I,
Artem. 125. 131. 204 .B.

capable of Diosc.
(aTraXXdo-o-to)
6 TToXis ofiiKos C.
maiaprjo-is, fas,
f),
avBpamav
aTTjjapijTai.
Just.
I,
Aristot. Probl. 31, 23, 2.

<TTp6(j}a>v.
Frag. 1596 C, rivd twos.

suspension.
Clem. A.
76 (83),
Galen. wish
II,
364 E.
delivered.
Clem. A.
I,
AiraXKaKTiKms ex""' Dion. H. V, 408,
'"
9.
to
be
A.
airdiaov, ov, to,
L. lumhus,
loin,
AjTciKKoTpios, ov, (dXXoTpioi) abalienated.
Diod.
dXaireKes.
11, 76, p. 462, 52, noXireia.
Orig. Ill, 796 D.
Protosp. Corpor. 193, 10 ToiiTovs roiis paxiras
dsrdKXoTptao'Ls, ecus,
^,
(aTraXXorptdo)) estrange-
pvas ovopA^fi
1,
f)
Koivfj (Tvvf)6fLa
;
dndKia.
Ptoch.
ment.
Sept.
Job
31, 3.
Jer. 13,
27, twos,
syncopated ajraKw. [It possibly be a corruption of dXan-eKta.]

269, et alibi
dn-aKp.r],
may
estrangement jfrom God.

dTrdk6<TTpaKos, ov, (dTToXos, oa-TpaKov)
shell-fish
^s,
ij,
decline of age.
Longin.
2.
9, 14.
15, of style.
airaKovda
a soft Nemes. 544

with
shell.
Greg. Nyss.
II,
192 A.
aKopdm.
Jos. Ant. 6, 6,
apparently
Orib.
but 520
ro dirakdoTpaKov
dirdKov oa-TpoKov.
dit-oKovTiâ, to
throw out.
Antyll.
apud
dTraXocjjpav, ov, ((fypriv) tender-hearted; innocent.
n, 48,
435.
7.
Clem. A.
I,
272 A.
Classical.
airaKpi^dôpai
z=
fj,
diraKpifioa.
Theoph. Cant.
dnaXvva,
to soften.
[Clim. 940
diraKpifiaa-is, (as,
rfiTaXvp.ivos, perf. part, pass.]
aKpiûxris.
Max. Conf.
9 F,
&TraKa>(ris, eas,
Comput. 1225 A. diraKTtov 8ei dwdyew.
Xvcrpos.
fi, (as if from dTraXdm) i^ dnaYseud-Athan. IV, 148 B.
Plut.
II,
tw6s
aTrafiavpoto (d/xaiipdo)), to illumine.
Twa.
airdXaurrpos, ov, (TraXaiarpa)
(5), 6.
2,
Orph. H. 6
Sept.
To darken
completely.
not belonging to
Esai. 44, 18 'Ajrr/p.avpafftjO-av toU fiXejrew toIs

6(j}ddXfiois
the palaestra ; not skilled in gymnastics. 97. Strat. 64.
Mel.
avT&v, their eyes are closed up, that
Iren. 1157 A.
they cannot see.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aTrafipXiaKO)
dirafiP\l(TKa> (d/ij3XicrKa)),
to
200
Pint.
I,
r/
f.
miscarry.
&TTavTax66(v
1042 B.
647 C, drr^n^Xaxrev.
ij,
Lucian.
dnavTaxodi
1,
I,
'&7rdfiia-(Ta, r)s,
('Affdjitfia)
woman of Apamea.
Philon
I,
= =
^=
TravraxoBev. Diod. 13, 49 as v. L
360.
dwavraxov, everywhere.
TravTaxdo'e.
Lucian.
Jnscr. 6443.
ananTTia-xo) (aij.m(rxa>), to undress.
195.
&TTavTax6(rf
569, 30.
635, 34.
II, 67,
44.
3. Everywhere a garment.
Plut. 11,
rfju
Plut.
I,
dnavTaxov.
Classical.
151 B. Chron. ]
7.
dnaii(j)id(a>, da-a, (antpia) to taie off
16, et alibi.
Philon
1,
406 D.
76,5.
270,9.
362,27.
diravTaa,
to
meet,
etc.
Apophth.
EucJiol.
'A7raii<t>idêtv
dyiav
392
'Ajravra cis ttjv eKKkrjO-lav, he meets
rpdweCav, to remove the cloth spread on the holy table, for the purpose of washing it.
djra/i0iW/ia, aros, t6,
clothes
them
at church.
Joann. Mosch. 2941
Oiic
it is
taken off to be
dwavra tovto rjp.tv Sovvai not for our interest.

diravTTj,
rjs, rj,
1.
^=
ov cn;/i^f'p,
washed,
178.
etc.
ov,
Stud. 809 C.
6,
dTrdvrrja-K.
Sept. Judic. 4, 22
dwaii(j)ia(7ii6s,
an undressing.
Cornut.
as V.
Reg.
2,
15, 32.
2, 10,
5 ' Airea-TeiKiv els

3, 2, 8.
dTcavrrjv aiiTav, he sent to
meet them.
dirafKpUvvvfii (afKîivvvtu), to undress.

I,
Philon
319, 46.
3, 21, 27.
4, 9, 18.
21 'El^Xôy r dncanriv
117, 30.
d7ra/i(î<TKta
Plut.
II,
preceding.
516 F. Philon
to
'lou.
11,
Clim. 952 C.
virairavrf).
2.
Sophrns.
(dnairrdo))
Occursus Domini 3749 B (titul.).
Suid.
'
ATrafi.(f>ta-Kv,
diroKdKvTTTav.
Chron. 22, 10.

djrdvTrjo-ts,
diravayivixTKoi
rearfingr,
(dvayiva>(TKu>),
in criticism.
employ a had Apollon. D. Synt. 126,

criti-
eas,
1,
j],
Sept. Reg.
16,
a meeting, coming. 4 ^'EîaTrjaav oi wpea^vTcpoi

avTov, at his coming.
15.
dnavdyvcoa-jia, aros, to,
TTJs TToXftos Trj d7ravTTj<Tfi
a had reading, in
cism.
157, 10.
166, 20.
diTavd\m(ns,
utterly
(cos,
r),
{cmavakia-Koi) a using
up,
I,
consuming.
Diod.
1,
41.
Orih.
Esdr. 1, 1, 23 ''E^rjXdev els dndiiTTi(Tiv aira. Ptol. Polyh. 16, 22, 2, 77 irpos roiis iicrds. 2. Meeting, at church. Tetrab. 134. Apophth. 392 C. dnavTidâi (dvTidâi) ^= diravTaa. Proc. II, 301,
461,
1.
f),
19.
(dnavia-Tafjiai)
Ill,
329, 14.
ov,
diravda-Tatns, eas,
departure
Strah.
d7rafTL7rp6(Tco7ros,
:^
dvrmpoirayiros.
emigration.
Dion. H.
1751, 17.
A.
II,
461 A, diravnnpoo-onTov twos,
Clem.
dvn-
4, 1, 13, p. 293, 1. diravao'TOfxota :zr:
B. J. 1, 15, 3. Dion. H. I, 525, dvarTTOjidca.

Jos.
Trpotrdmas.
diravrXrjTeov
8et diravTXeiv.
Geopon.
et alibi
6, 18.
15.
&TrdvTOTe
Jos. B. J.
2,
=^ ^=
irdvTOTe.

2,
dTravaxtopea ^=. dvax<opa>.

V. 1.
21, 5,
26.
620, 25.
Synt. 138,
'AirctTTT)
dvax^^pea).
dndvuidev
dvax'i'pio'i.s.
drro ava>6ev, adv.
from
over.
Sept.
dnavaxoiprja-is
32,
7j
:^
Diod.
II,
510,
Judic. 16, 20
2,
dndva>6ev avTov.
21
Reg.
K ^LKeXlas.
11, 20 ToêiovcTLv dirdvwBev Toii Telxovs ....

2, 20,
dTravSpiôfiM
Callistr.
(dvdpiôpai),
to
become
manly.
dno avu>6ev Tou Telxovs.

pjxi aTrdvaidev Trjs
ATreXci/tro-
895.
TroXems,
will depart
from
*dTravdi^co (dvdi^to), to
flowers.
pluck offflowers ; to cull Aesch. Ag. fin. 'AXXa tovctS' ip,o\

S)8*
the city.
4, 10,
nS)v.
S.7ra^,
Symm.
31 Ouk aTrearr] dndvioBcv dftapProv. 24, 18.

Sept.
fwraiav yXajca'av
dnavBlo-ai,
to
talk
at
adv. once.
Nehem.
13, 20 "Aira^
Phryn. P. S. 7, 7, active and pasrandom. sive. Mid. diravdlôp.ai., to cull for one's self Plut. II, 30 C, TTiv laTopiav. Lucian. I, 575, Clem. A. I, 1141 B. et alibi.
Kal Sis, once

I, 3,
and
twice, several times.
Mace.
3, 1, 6,
30.
2, 3,
30 "Etj ana^, once more.
II, (COT ivtavTov, once

p. 311, 4.
a year.
4, 16.
Strah. 4, 4,
Paul. Phil.
2,
Thess.
1, 2, 18.
dirdv6icrp,a,
aros,
to,
{diravBl^to)
collection
of
Apollon. S.
16. 26, eipjjTai ^ Xe^ts, the
word
elprj-
flowers
quintessence.
Iren. 441 B.
Taras.
occurs hut once.

fieva,
Erotian. 18 Ta cara^
1484 B, TO wapdevLKOV.
dnavSpaKoo)
dvBpaKoo), to reduce to charcoal.

et, alibi.
words used or occurring only once. 148, Phryn. 226 Tots aira^ fiprnifVOLS. e'ipriTm.
Sext. 32, 2 ToCto fie Sixîs Xf'yeTat, Sira^ fuv .... Ka6' cTepov 8e Tpdnov. 63, 16 "Ana^ fie, secondly. Cyrill. H. 345 B 'Edi/ fie to dira^ Did. A. 816 C Ovx aira^, dTroruxjis. Mai. 178, 12 IIpos oiSap,as, by no means.
Lucian.
I,
416,
Poll. 6, 91.
diravQp&Tras {dirdvBpamos), adv. not like a
man,
inhumanly.
Jos.
Ant.
6,
13, 5.
Plut. II,
525 C.
divdvovpyos,
honeil. AoyoL.
ov,
Qiravovpyos)
guileless,
simple,
1, 11,
I,
Plut. II, 966 B. Iren. 545 A.
Clemeniin.
ana^.
Poll. S, 133.
Orig.
2. Time, once, with regard to repetition,

r. fois (modern Greek <j)opd, /3oXd). Sept. Judic. 15, 3 'HSaapai Kal to aira^ diro tS>v
dXXocfiiXXav.
948 D. dnavoipyas (dndvovpyos), adv.

10.
Ckmentin.
1,
Sext. 690, 22.
Reg.
2, 7, 7
OiiK dycSrj avTtj
ij-
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by Microsoft

aTraâTrXoJ?
/SovX^
rjv
201
shown.
aTTflspaXo'vo)?
To, this
flfos,
once.
iôv\ev(raTO 'Axi'T6(f>e\ to a7ro| roOPs. 61, 12 "AttoI cXaXijo-cf o

88, 3 "Aira^ afioaa
^jfV(To|^,al.
airapaSeiypdno-Tos,
ov,
(jrapafiety/jarifo))
not
Ptol. Tetrab.
170.
8uo raOra ^Kovo-a.

hy'uo fiov
aTrapdSeKTos,
iv
T&
t^
AaviS
Inscr.
Tfiv
ov, (TrapaSexopm) inadmissible. Apollon. D. Synt. 213, 23. 2. Unsuscep-
5072 "AttoI 8vo, too iimes, toice

Tpimi' ciTra^, o/" iAe iAree ft'mes
To
fiev
jtpS>TOV aira^, the first time
""Ev &jra^,
311, 25, Tixvr)s. Apollon. D. 53, 11, t^s t&v apBpav napaBeo-ews, do not take the article. Clem. A. I,
I,
tible.
Philon
563, 30.
once.
To Sna^ tovto (pepai. 244 C ToOto 8e <rv &na^ (j)aya)v. 296 C M^ eiTTTjs fioi oXXo atra^ i^cKdfiv, again. 344 D Kara Sna^ virayeis ffKiôfievos, every time, always. 857 A To 7rpS>Tov (jjvye Sma^, to SevTfpov
(j>vye,
Apophth. 237
1172 A.
water.
awapdScTos,
Achmet.
ov,
186,
that
cannot
hold
(jrapandripi)
Vs&idi-Ignat.
784
dnapd^rfTos.
Diog.
I,
TA tou navTOKparopos
7,
TO Tpirov yeKoO popxpala.

20,
3.
Sept.
6eov dwapaderov, incomparableness.

181.
Basil.
I,
569 A.
Greg. Nyss.
765
Once, once upon a time, formerly.

Judic. 16, 20.
30 Sujî/âv
trpos Trjv
Ta-
airapdBpawTTos,
ov,
(jrapaSpavm)
irrefragable.
âa
its
ana^
Koi Sara^, as at other times before.

1
Leant. Cypr.
736
D 'He
;
fie
iroKiv S.ira^ Kadrj-
Eus. U, 941 B. Stud. 1688 C.

airapaKakuTTTais
guise, openly.
aTrapoKXrjTiKds,
rj,
Pseud-^;Aam. IV, 1585 A.

without
dis-
pevos pera rau dBeXcjâu.
{dirapaKoKmrroi!),
iiraânXas (Sira^ dTrXas), adv. L. omnino, on

the whole, in
Aster. 344 C.
6v,
general
in a word.
Lucian.
I,
(napoKKrjTtKds)
cheerless,
551.
Clemenlin. 11, 32.

Orig.
I,
Tatian. 853 C.
dismal.
Clim. 668 B.
ov,
Sext. 284, 28.

dira^la,
as,
ij,
697 A. 680 C.
ignominy,
10.
d7rapdK\r)Tos,
(aîa)
worthlessness,
1, 2,
2905.
2.
inflexible.
Cheerless, dismal.
Joann. Mosch. Pallad. Laus.
indignity.
Epict.
Sex*. 558, 32.
1195 C.
aTrapoKoXovdrjo-ia, as,
f/,
Diog.
7,
105.
fj,
(dnapaKoKoidriTos') igno-
oiTc^laKTis, eios,
(aTra^joo))
contempt.
I,
Polyh.
7.
rance.
Epiph.
I,
I,
1021 C.
(wapaKoXovdeco)
ignorant.
Frag. Histor. 42.

1017, 15.
Dion. H.
27,
11,
airapaKoKoidrjTos, ov,
Epiph.
ov,
893 B.
Anton.
carried
mrapdâTos,
(wapa^mva)) inviolable.
vopos.
Epict.
dnapaKoXovBtjTiDs, adv. inconsistently.

2,
Enchir. 50,
2,
Plut.
II,
745 B.
885
16.
Plotin.
n, 732,
7.
B. Just. Apol. 1, 53, elpappivrj, inevitable. Phryn. 313, condemned; cmapmTqTos recommended. Porphyr. Vit. Pyth. 60, Trpopprjirets,
airapaKopuTTos,
ov,
(TrapaKopIât^
not
away.
II,
Cyrill.
A. X, 125 A.
Eus.
infallible,
that
came
to
pass.
2.
Not
dnapaXeiitros, ov, (n-apaXetVo)) complete.
Un24,
49 A.
:
changeable, perpetual.
iepaMruvr).
Paul. Hebr.
Plut. II, 410 F.

Jos.
3.
7,
dTrapaXeiirras, adv. without omission
earnestly.
trans2,
gressing.
Ant. 18,
8, 2.
Apion.
I,
41.
IV, 269 C. n, 213 A.

Orig.
Did. A. 917 A.
Epiph.
like.
dirapa^dTCis, adv. inviolably; unerringly.

2,
Epict.
aTrapaXXaKTos, ov,
(napaXKda-a-ai)
exactly
11, 17.
2,
15, 1.
Clem. A.
9,
Hermes
Tr. latrom. 391,
961 C. assuredly, most
Diod.
2,
50, p. 162, 67, Kara tov Tvnov Kai to
XP^H^
68.
I,
rivi.
certainly.
exact likeness.
ov,
Dion. H. Philon
7,
I,
388,
7,
opoionjs,
I,
370, 31.
Nicom.
Plut.
Sext.
7.
ditap^XTfTos,
(napaôKKa) incomparable. Philon n, 509, 8. Hippol. 600 C. Orig. H,

1168 B.
adv. incomparably, beyond com-
Jos. Ant. 10, 11,
unchangeable.
825 C, uniform.
I,
Ptol. Tetrab.
226, 32.
Orig.
(iTrapa/SXijTcBs,
Hippol. Haer. 240, 43, immutable. 492 B, IlavXov, exactly like Paul.
Sept. Estli. 3, 13,
parison.
CijriU.
Clementin.
2,
40.
17,
7.
18,
22.
dirapaXXdKTOJS, adv. exactly.

10.
A. i,i7S D.
Gemin. 829 B.
Athen.
rj,
Nicom. 104, without

Plotin.
I,
airapayyeXras (TrapayycXXoj), adv. without being ordered. Polyb. 16, 3, 1, avviâKov SKkqXoiff,
change.
1,
47.
181, 5.
dirapoKXaîa, as,
unchangeableness.
Plut. II,
dnapdypairros, ov,
=
10.
1077 C.
following.
Sext. 212, 18, exact likeness.
Diog.
Pseudo-J)ow.
undefinable.
7,
126.
473 B.
dnapdypacjios,
ov,
(iTrapaXffyioToy, ov, (TrapaXoylôpai) not deceived.
(rrapaypdfjxo)
Polyb.
16,
12,
Aristeas 31.
Epict.
1,
14, 12.
Clem. A.
11,
2.
Unexceptionable.
Hierocl.
425 A.
Apost.
380.
2,
Basil. Ill, 296 B.
Simoc. 170,
dirapdyaiyos,
ov,
21.
aTrapaXoyio-Tojf, adv. without deceiving.
Const.
Qirapdya)
constant.
25.
C.
A.
94, 3
To
fiovtpov Kai djrapdytoyov ttjs
dirapoKoyos, ov,
-^
ov TrapdXoyos.
Iambi. V. P.
apeTrjs.
airapaytiyms, adv. constantly, firmly, infallibly.
drrapaXdyas, adv.
145, 18.
=z
oii
TrapaXdyios.
Arcad.
Hierocl. C. A. 52, 2.
26
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by Microsoft
airapafiiKTa><!
202
dirapaêdpras,
Pseudo--DJore.
dirapd<^6opos, ov,
1,
airapefiâro)';
adv.
vnthout
dwapa/xiKTojs (napa/jiiyvviii), adv. without being
being
corrupted.
mixed.
Orig.
IV, 232 D, tov

Jos.
yjrciSovs-
477 D.
aTrapafiLWTjTos, ov, (jrapafuKKdofiai)
unrivalled^
3.
dirapaKÔafrroi.
Cyrul. A.
incomparable. Or.
5.
Ant.
8,
7,
Just.
577 C. IV, 289 A.

unguarded.
djrapapXXor,
dnapdiMvos,
ok,
(irapditiKKos)
PeZ^.
dirapa(j)v\aKTos, ov, (jrapacjjv'Xdcra-a))
preceding.
transient.
Ephr.
m,
212 E.
adv.
Cerfr. II, 102, 12.

ov,
905 B. C.
d'n-apa(f)v\dKTios,
unguardedly.
Eus. H,
(napaiieva) fleeting,
317 A.
dnapaxdpoKTos,
ov,
Secund. 638.
dnapdiraaros,
ov,
(irapaxapdira-a) not counter-
(TrapaTreWio)
not to be per-
feited.
Cyrill.
A. VII, 208 C. Fseud-Athan.

Simoc. 136, 16.
suaded, obstinate.
Poll. 6, 124.
Dion. H. HI, 1650, 10.

(jrapairoSifo))
IV, 989 C. D.
dirapaxapdKTois, adv. vnthout being counterfeited.

ov,
dirapamhuTTos,
Sept.
unimpeded.
Orig. IV, 196 A.
Mace.
3,
6,
28.
Hices.
et
15, 39.
pic<.
1, 1, 10,
apud Athen. Galen. U, alibi.
aTrapd^vTos, ov, (napaxeai) not diluted with sear
water, as wine.
130.
Plut.
Diosc. 5,
9, p.
695. Erotian.
Orig. 247 B. Sext. 328, 11, unimpaired. m, 812 A. adv. without being impeded. anapaiTohirrruis,
n, 968 C.
d.Ttapa\iipriTos, ov, {napaxf>p^''>) unyielding, steady,
Epict.
2, 13, 21.
3, 24, 39.
Sext. 640, 22.
firm, as a soldier. Polyb. 1, 61, 3. Dion. H. IV, 2037, 5. 2138, 2. Plut. 11, 10 A.
dTrapaytop^ro)?,
dnapanolrfroi, ov, (yrapairoum) not to be counter-
adv. without yielding, steadily,

5,
feited ;
peremptory.
VI, 53 C.
112 B.
56 A. Nicet. Paphl. 32 B.
Cyrill.
II,
A.
firmly.
praise,
Polyb.
106, 5.
to
dirapyvplâ,
Porph.
Adm.
86, irapayyeXia.
io'to,
(apyvpoi) L. adaero,
ap-
hiaTijiS).
Themist. 353, 23 (292
dirapao'dXevTos, ov, (irapacrdKevoj) not to be
shaken
11,
or changed.
Chrys.
I,
427 D.
Damasc.
Epiph.
249 C. 264 D.
Sept.
Pcfrph. Novell. 255.

11,
dnapaa-dksvTais, adv. unchangeably.

Basilic.
ov,
2,
1, 1, p.
D). Lyd. 232, 9 Tow TroXc/iOuf dnr/pyvpiêTO, he bought peace. Basilic. 5i, i, 12. Porph. Adm. 220, 15 M^ dnapyvpi^cadai Trap aiirov. d77apyvpi(rp.6s, ov, 6, {dirapyvplâi^ L. adaeratio,
appraising.
Jtistinian.
4.
11.
Cod.
1,
4,
26,
rf.
dirapaoTjfiavTos,
(TrapaoTjpîva)
15, 36.
unnoticed.
Novell. 130,
Mace.
1,
Orig. IV, 156
A.
dnapyvpoa
mutable.
dnapyvpiâi.
ov,
Artem.
73.
Athan.
Diosc.
156 C.
ov,
(oTj/iftdffl)
aTrapaoTipeiaiTos,
1,
aTrapeyKKiTos,
(jrapeyieKivai^
inflexible,
im-
preceding.
Cyrill.
prooem.
dirapdoTj/ios, ov,
p. 2.
oil
irapdoTjiios.
A.
IX, 540 C. 953 D.

d7rapa(ricevdaT(os (dirapatTK^vaoros), adv. =:z dira-
Nicom. 106, vojios. Galen. IV, 669 D. Xn, 502 B. Iambi. V. P. 36. Did. A. 301 B. Pseudo-Dion. 473 C. 856 C. 917 A.
aTrapeyicXiTms, adv. inflexibly, etc.
Galen. IV,
paa-Kevas,
1,
^
without preparation.
Clementin.
669 A.
aTrapeyxeiprjTias (dTrapeyxfipriTos), adv. irrepre-
9.
dirapacrxjjfidTia-Tos,
ov, (TTapaiT-)(r]fi,aTiâ>)
having
hensibly.
Diod.
ov,
4, 78.
Drac. 36, 11 OiibeTfpov dirapatrxrifidTiarov dptrtviKa, a neuter noun having no corresponding masculine form as fieXi.
;
no corresponding form.
dirapeyxvTos,
(wapfyxfto)
^=
dnapdxvros.
Athen.
fijoTos.
1,
48, p. 27
A.
Epict.
djrape/iTrdStoTos, ov, (wape/XTroSifo))
dvapmrov.
1.
Nicom.
1, 2.
85.
1, 1,
1.
10 as
dirapaTtjprjTos ov, (rraparripeaj)
unobserved.
Orig.
Ench.
2, 13,
Sexf. 633, 7 as v.
in, 1192 A.
drraparripriTas (airapaTrjprfros), adv. without
diTapcpiiroSiaTws, adv.
:^ dnapanoSicrrcDs.
Epict.
pre-
21 as V.
1.
Herodn. Gr. Schem. 597,
caution.
20, 41.
Polyb.
3,
52,
7.
14, 1, 12.
Diad.
17-
Jos. B. J. 4, 3, 3.
Orig. IV, 369 A,
drmpip.<paTos, ov, (yrapcfixj>aiva>) not denoting, not
carelessly.
indicating.
ov,
Apollon. D. Pron. 270 A, yeVou?.
dwapdrpeiTTos,
exorable.
(irapaTpiirio)
inevitable
in-
Plut. II, 745 D.
Poll. 8, 10.
:
7.
299 B, 2.
638,
7,
See'êo)?.
Clem. A.
I,
1365 B,
mood.
ewoi'as.
T/ir.
Infinitive, in
eyicXio-ts, <Ae
grammar.
infinitive
Dion.
dirapaTpiTTTas,
adv.
16.
inevitably
inexorably.
Dion.
Anton.
1,
H. V,
Phnt.
11,
airapdrpaiTos, ov, (T(Tpcocriwa) intact
Philostrg.
477 A.
ov,
20
not
A = dn-apdincreasing.
inviolable.
iesSon. 172 (185). 37, 13. Gell. 1, Drac. 39, 17. Apollon. D. Conj. 480,
Synt. 226, 20.
31, 6.
33.
Sext. 46, 1.
Tpenros.
Nicet. Paphl. 32 B.
(7rapav^dva>)
d7rape/x0dT<us, adv. nof definitively.
andpavôs,
Galen. YllI, 150 D.

airapd<p6apTos, ov, (irapacfjOeipta) not corrupted, Pseudo-Z)/o)i. 473 B. 592 A.
Epiph. I, 325 C. ni, 52 2. Infinitively. Apollon. D. Pron. 361 C, dvayivaa-Keiv "to d' airoiva hixf<rdai." Synt. 78, 16. Moer.
277 D.
223.
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by Microsoft
'
wrrapevOvfjLrjTo^
203
henceforth,
26,
a'iraT7}T0';
aimpevBiiiTfros, ov, (irapcvBvfieoiJuu) not carelessly
from
henceforth.
52.
Matt. 23, 38.

13, 19.
14,
7.
considered.
dirapevdvfirjTas,
Anton.
10, 8.
h.
64.
Joann.l,
(aTrapTdco)
:
adv. not negligently.
Anton.
6,
Apoc.
ture
14, 13.
fj,
53.
airapevoj^riTos, ov, (irapevoxXfo) not troubled or
*awapTia, as,
Plut. II, 118 B.
to
=
12.
aTTOo-fcev^,
furni-
(F. meubles)
Sep*.
2,
baggage.
10,
annoyed.
airapea-Kto,
(54).
Num.
Hippon. 25 Deut. 20, 14.

Gr. Vers. 86
as Horn.
be
dissatisfied
with
anything.
Judith
17.
Afric.
72
'
Airapea-deis
Koi Aevl wpax6eia-ivairavra.
toIs vtto Sv/iewv Hippol. Haer. 82, 24,

5, 2,
dwapnô), to complete.
'
Herodn.
A7njpn<Tp.evos a-rixos, complete verse, a verse

;
524, 26.
Herodn.
11 'AtrripeEpict.
consisting of a complete sentence
CTKOVTO re
avTOv t^ îa.
firj
n.
7, 1.
mrapeiTTOs, ov, :=z
or ouk dpeords.
Orig.
I,
dirapTJOj, ^,
dirapTta.
Frag. 97, tm
flea.
673 C.
1237 C.
Tiov irpoypdêiv,
Plut. 11, 205 C 'Atto/)bona proscribere, to advertise
airapriyopjiTas (cmapnjyop-qTos), adv. inconsolably.
for
sale.
PUlon n,
cmapivrj,
196, 42.
rjs, fj,
M/. 196 B.
Diosc. 4, 105
airaprurpa,
arcs,
to,
(oTraprifo))
completion.
apKciov, âvBiov.
Ignat. 705 A.
Symm. Reg.
of
3, 7, 9.
(107).
136 (138).
cmapKTeov
47.
dirapna-p.6s, ov, 6, completion, perfection.
Set ajrapxeirBm.
I,
Philon
I,
533,
H. V,
El
186, 12, finish
Clem. A.
496 B.
epfet Ttpos
Dion. Luc. 14, 28 diraprujpmi, whether he havi sufstyle.
airapvfonai, to renounce.
Kvpiov.
Herm. Vis.
tî/
3, 6,
tov
ficient to finish
Aihan. H, 1308 C,
ring to the lapsed.
m(Tnv, referPallad. Laus. 1170

1
2.
1,
it. Apollon. D. Adv. 532, 7. Ending, as applied to the oaesural pause. Drac. 126, 3.
;
SavTov ra KocrpAO catapvrjfTaiicvos

/levos.
(rairflai.]
[Herm. Sim.
fj,
r^ anoraâSmapvrjtrcu, ^= carapvfiof
carapxatô) (âpxatô), to render ancient
to
rep-
resent as ancient.
36.
fj,
Galen. U, 363 C.
Athen.
anapvr\<ndeta, as,
(apvr]<ri6eos) the denial
dirapxr], ^y,
the first fruits,
applied to the
God.
Epiph.
r],
I,
264 E.
sacramental bread.
drrdpx'i'iv,
Sophrns. 3989 A.
airapvrja'is, etos,
n, 438, 24, disowning.

of Christ.
Philon Martyr. Areth. 21, Nicet. Byz. 724 A.

(anapveofiai) denial.
ovtos, 6, (apxoiv) ex-governor.
Roman.
et Porph. Novell. 246.

aTras,
aaa, av, ^=. nds.
Diod. 11, 60 Tas dwdAristeas 29 Xoipis dirdcover

with
mmpo&evTos, ov, {irapoheva) impassable, inaccesDiod. 17, 67. sible.

airappTja-iaiTTos, ov, {Trapprj<Tia(opAii)
<Tas eix^ TpiaKocrias. (njs opyfjs, without
any anger.
to
soot.
deprived of
drrao'ôXda)
(dTr/SoXoai),
freedom.
428, 22.
Polyb. 23, 12,

Basil.
2.
3.
Jos. B. J. 4, 5, 4.
HI, 296 B. ing freely, not frank ; active.

606 B.
2.
9,
Philon n, Plut. H, 51 C. 2. Not speakCic. Attic.
Diosc.
5,
87.
140 (141).
dirauitdôiuu
{d(TiTdôpm),
dirordatrojuu,
to 6,
take leave, bid farewell.

cSO^rjKovs.
Luc. Act. 21,
Himer.
p. 194.
AiracTTioovv
;= anas
Tts oSv,
any one
whatever.
mrapprja-iaaras, adv. without irappr)(rla.

I,
Philon
Cyrill.
A. X, 36 C.
to
477, 19.
anaptrevoto
91.
diraiTxoKcaj (dcrpôXeo)),
occupy, employ, en-
airappcvoa.
Hippol. Haer. 166,
gage.
TTVCvpji
Clementin. 40 B,
iiTTO
dm nvos.
I,
13, 3
To
Method. 149 B.
ems,
r],
Tov VTTVOV d7rrj(TXo\rip,evov e;(ouo-a.
HirapiTis,
{airaipa)
a setting out on a
Sept.
Lucian.
6cias,
Ill, 41.
off.
Clem. A.
209 B,
Tfjs oKrj7, 2,
march, a going
33,
2.
out, departure.
I,
Num.
Jos.
keeps
Herodn.
1, 5, 1.
11,
Dion. H.
9, 3,
ij
112,
2.
182, 10.
els eavTtjv
p,ia)v.
to
fiiXr) Kal to.
aKovna
tS>v ttoXe-
Ant. 17,
e'l
AtyuffTou.
PoiZ. 1, 102.
diraprdm, to hang, etc.

12, 5, 4, p. 610, eK rai'
Classical.
Jos. Ant.
diraa-xdXria-is,
eas,
ij,
the
I,
being occupied with

Strab.
299,
rpax^ôv nvd. Sext. 16 AmripTqfiivas t&v .... ijîj' iyvairjie'
anything.
dn-aorxoXia, as,
p. 459, 14.
Epiph.
i],
vav, depending.
3. To
733 C.
6, 4, 2,
preceding.
separate.
Dion. H.
Ain)pTrjp.i-
VI, 1022, 12
in time.
i/os (Sv eii;
'
AinjpTrifievoi roir xP^^''î ^^*^
diraTaiav, incorrect for aTtareav.
Apocr. Act.
Siraft. 7, 3, 2, p. 14,
'
Pet. et Paul. 32.

divaTrjKos,
'
6 Xdyos, inconsistent, discrepant.

Syncell.
7),
ov,
deceiving.
Athenag. Legat. 27, Mel. 112.
dmprripAi, aros, to, pendant for the ear.
dv6pam<ov.
Basil. IV, 1013 B.
253, 16.
dirdprria-ts,
diraTqiw., aros, to,
beguiling.
Aen.
eas,
^,
suspension:
dependence.
Tact. 71, stratagem.

drrdTTjo-is,
Clem. A.
aXXijXcai.
2.
I,
553 A.
Plotin. II, 899, 19,
dn
209,
eas,
f),
(dnarda) a beguiling, bewitching.

Anthol. IV,
Separation.
Philon
I,
Sept. Judith 10, 4.

dirdrriTos, ov,
3.
415, 13.
(narea) untrodden.
dirdpn, written also dir
Spn, adv. from now,
152, opos.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aTraTpaKov<T(0ei<i
ajrarpaKovo'Sfls, write
204
;
aireipao'ro';
{iBiâi),
to
&
TrarpaKovo-deis,
having heard from the Father
which he a barbarous
Mvrniriv 6
dneM^co
disaccustom,
to
unteach.
93,
Philostr. 532,
rt Tivos.
compound.
XpnTTor
Damasc.
Ill,
837
B
A
nvds nva. Porphyr. Abst. Soz. 868 B -a6rjvai twos.

fj,
tSiv ^poTotTtTocov iirSiv,

ecf))].
irarpaKov-
direiBapxta, as,
(neidapxia)
57, 18.
insubordination.
(rdels Toit aTTOO-ToXois-
Dion C. Frag.
a flashing forth,
Sap.
7,
airaiyacrfia, aros, to, (awavydâi)
dweideo), to disobey.
Sir. 2, 15, prjparav.
direiBia, as,
17,
Sept. Josu. 5,
6,
ivTo\S>v.
radiance, effulgence.
Tos diSlov.
356, 38,
a-etos.
Sept.
I,
26, 0cbII,
(jjv-
Philon
337, 19.
35, 12.
dmiBeia.
Diod. Ex. Vat.

iroielv
TTjS
fuiKapias koI TpurfuiKapLas
120, 4.
aTTeiKafm, to imagine.
Tatian. Paul. Hebr. 1, 3, rrjs So'lijs. Clem. A. II, 325 B. 840 A. Plui. 11, anavyaa-pos, ov, 6, a flashing forth.
15, p.
Diod. 15, 65,

II,
direiKaa-pos, ov, 6, likeness, imitation.
n. Porphyr.
Abst. 315.
direiKoviia
Epiph.
521 B.
934 D, et
73 D.
inavSria-LS,
alibi.
fj,
(etKovifm), to model,' to
form
afier.
aTravya<TTiK6s,
6v, effulgent.
Greg. Nyss.
I,
ems,
fj,
=
I,
to dnavSav.
Agathin.
Mel. 11. 26, nvi n. Philon I, 4, 5. 106, 37. 154, 40 -la-d^vai irpos n. 289, 9 -la-Orjvai. ? CTm. .4. I, 257 A. Basil, m, 477 Tu/os.
C.
dTreiKovia-pa, aros, to, likeness.
apud
Cels.
Orib. II, 396, 4.
airavdaSeco
dnavdaSidôpai,
djravBaSilofUit.
Philon
Ill,
J, 4, 9.
apud
Orig.
852
-rja-dai.
33, 25.
Theophil.
1,
10, vexpav dvBpdnrav.
aTravdaSidCto (aiSaBmâi), to speak or act boldly
Clem. 4. n, 440 A.
direiKovicTTeov
or impudently.
Philon
II,
441, 31.
Mid. dnavNaz. m, 529 B, V. 1. afiSaSi'fo). active. Jos. B. J. 5, 9, 3. 6a8id(opm Cels. apud Orij?. I, 1288 B, Plut. n, 766 C. Eus. VI, 1 6 1 A. Xeo. TTfpi Sv ouK lo-acrt. Novell. 122, npos tov vopov. mravKiôpm (avkiôpaC), to lodge or live or stay Dion. H. Ill, 1725, 10, ttjs maviay from.
Greg.
BasU.
477 C.
Method.
Set
aTreiicovLêtp.
69 A.
dnetKos, OTos, TO, (eiKas, fiKo) improper, unfair.
Sext. 18, 10, 8idKeya-6ai.

aTretXco), to threaten.
<7ot
Sept. Gen. 27,
42
kill
'AirfiXei
TOV diroKTeivai, threatens
Mid. direiKeopai
17, avTols.
to
you.
4,
I,
aTretXeoo.
7,
Luc. Act.
Clem. A.
Polyaen.
35, 2.
Xf(Uf.
340 C.
eons,
rj,
drrai^ms,
7,3.
(ai'lj/trts)
diminution.
Longin.
aTTfiXij,
^j, ^, threat.
to
6,
Eus.
II,
601 A, inpos,
iiravmi, adv.
inavTopaTiâi
taneously.
threatening
(iTraiio-Tms,
bum.
incessantly.
Dion.
QTreiXTjT^s, oO,
dirfiKrjTTjp.
Diod.
5,
31.
C. 37, 46, 4.
(avTopaTiÔ)), to produce sponPhilon 11, 131, 38. 217, 12 -trdat. 717 B. 3> To come up spontane-
Jos. B. J. 1, 10, 4.
aTTftXTji-iKoij
(d7retXi;rdf),
S. 34, 28.
adv.
threateningly.
Plut. II,
ously.
Phryn. P.
dncCKinpiveto
{fiKucpivia),
to
purify,
cleanse.
Philon
I,
93, 26.
to
Orib. II, 66, 11.
Synes. 1276 C.
to
oTTfipi, to
&iravxeviâ>
(au;(evi'f<a),
cut
the
throat,
butcher.
Diod.
II,
529, 58, oKKr^Kovs.
Phi-
lon
2.
n, 372, 23, nvd. To break away,

Philon
I,
Pliilostr. 722, ravpov.

to
go away. Classical. [^Leont. Cypr. Leant. 1732 B. 1736 A djTfU for dnêi. 625 C Mon. 617 (rvv-diTic for trav-airâ.
break
loose, to be
II,
ame
for OTiT/ei.]
rja-a,
refractory.
20, 42,
av-)(iva
305, 16.
413, 11.
direipayaBew,
(dneipdyoBos)
to be ignorant
rav vopav.
(Compare 404, 36 Tov

7,
of what
is
good.
Epiph. U, 472 C.
ignorance of what
is
PauL
good.
periapov iâipei (^pvarropevos.) Sibyll. ttTracpriTos, 6v, (d(j>dci>) to be handled.

129.
diTa<ppl.(a>
Aeg. 222.
dneipayajBla, as,
rj,
Clem. A.
(d^piâi), to shim, to scum.
I,
437 A.
Sept. Esth. 8, 13,
8.
taste.
Diosc.
I,
5, 2.
dTreipdyados, ov, (arreipos, dyaOSs) not knowing
31, pc\i.
Galen. VI, 126 F.
Orib.
209,
what
is
good.
384, 10.
dird(j)piais, eas,
fi,
&ircipayd6u)s
(dneipdyaSos), adv. in bad
to aTrat^pifeiv.
Caesarius
Diod. 15,40.
drrelpavSpos, ov, (aireipos, dvifp') that never
1049.
d7rd)(6opai, see ane^^dopat.
dTreyyovT),
rjs, t],
knew
(iyyovrj) L. abneptis, third

3, 6, 4.
grand'
Sophrns. 3236 D. Typic. 25. direipdvbpais, adv. without having known man.
Cedr.
I,
man.
daughter.
aTreyyoi/os,
Antec.
ov,
6,
11, 21, rcKeiv.

;
(eyyovos)
3, 6, 4.
L. abnepos, third
dneipacrTos, ov, (neipdâ) untried
not to be tried
grandson.
11 as V.
Antec.
fj,
or tempted.
Jacob.
evil.
1,
13, kok&v, cannot be
dTreySvais, eas,
1.
t^
d7rfK8v(Tis.
Paul. Col.
Plut.
I,
2,
tempted with
aTrelptiTos.
Jos.
11,
Galen.
B. J. 5, 9, 3, v. 1. 362 A, opposed to
1, 1
dneyvma-pevas, adv. desperately.
537
ireweipapevos.
(Compare Diod.
'Aweipar
B.
TOS KOKaV.^
Digitized
by Microsoft
atreipa')((os
(&?reipos),
adv.
ways.
(180).
Plut.
n, 732 F.
in an infinity of Prod. Parmen. 681
adv. in
95.
an
unsoldier-like
toay.
App.
feet.
I, 1 70,
aTTcipoTTovs, ovv, (ttouj)
of an
infinite
number of
airetpoâdjjs,
h, (^ddos) of infinite depth.

1606.
(fiovXrf)
Synes.
counsel.
Pseudo-Z>!on. 304 D.
Hymn.
4, 171, p.
aweipouTpoo-amos, ov, (yrpoa-amov}
dn'pd/3ovXos, ov,
of
infinite
Max. Conf U, 53 A.
aneipayafiia, as,
r],
of an infinite number offaces. Pseudo-iJion. 481 A. Max. Conf H, 53 A.

L. infinitus,
infinite.
the being aiteip6yap.os.
Tit.
aireipos, ov,
2.
Substan-
B. 1197 D.
âmipoyapjoi, ov, (ydp,os) not married.
tively, TO (iireipov, infinitum, infinity.- Cleomed.
Eubul, Applied to the Virgin. (Comic), Echo. Method. 376 C, \6xos. Bus. VI, 640 D. IV, 881 C, (topi;. Greg. Naz. HI, 460 A. Cyrill. A. X, 988 A, mapla.
6,
end.
20 Mexpis direipov, ad infinitum, without Dion. H. H, 1006, 8 'Els amipov irpoStrab.

1, 1,
fialveiv.
20
'''Eppiâpevris
in
aireipov ttjs yijs
Nicom.
{(rdiva)
69.
76.
Sext. 28,
31.
74, 16.
126, 11.
cs,
airapoyap.as, adv. without being married.
Cae-
aTTcipocrdevris,
infinite
in
power.
sarius 901.
uTTftpoyvaxTTos, ov, (yv&ais)
Hippol. 832 C.
of infinite knowledge,
aireipoo'Tripopiov,
ov,
to,
(aneipos,
popiov)
an
omniscient.
aiTfipaymvos, ov,
Pseudo-Z)ion. 321 A.
(ymvia) with
infinitesimal.
Orig. Ill, 344 C.
[Formed
Eus.
an
of
infinite
num-
after the
analogy of KoXXoaTqp.opLov.']
(quoted). Antip. S. 12,
(wSi'y)
ber
of angles.
Theol. Arithm. 3.
infinite
ajTfiporexvTjs, es, (jexvrj) unskilled in art ?
mreipoSivapos, ov, (Svvafus)
power,
HI, 305
Hippol. 829 C. A. Prod. Parmen, 642 (56). 681 D.

omnipotent.
wreipoScopos, ov, (papov^
Did. A. 405
Pseudo-Zjon.
munificence.
dncipoTOKos, ov, (tokos) not having experienced

childbirth.
TrapSevlr].
Cyrill.
A. X, 480 C, Sarah.
aTreipaSivos,
ov,
of
infinite
909 C. mretpo^vyos, ov, (fuydi') that has not experienced the yoke. Isid. 337 D. Cyrill. A. HI, 401 D.
a!reipoddXa(rcro9 or aTreipodaKarros, ov, (6aKa<r(Ta)
Pseudo-i)zo. 817
throes
of
childbirth.
not having yet felt Epiph. I, 364 B.
the
aTreipavvpos, ov, (ovopcC)
of an
infinity
of names.
Pseudo-Dion. 969 A.
d7rSe;(o/iat (cKSexopai), to loait for, to await, to
expect.
Paul. Rom.
8, 19. 23.
25, et alibi.
aScikaTTBiTos,
unused
256 D.
to the sea.
Philostr.
Petr.
1, 3, 20.
883.
Basil. Ill,
Eustrat. 2276 B.
to talk
220. 1012 A. to put a
2.
8e
Sext. 690, 1.
Clem. A.
to
I.
Accipio,
understand,
aireipoKoyeopai, rjO'opM,
ever.
Leant.
I,
f),
(meipoXoyos) 1372 B.
for-
aircipoXoyla, as,
verbosity.
Sext. 91, 22.
Hipparch. 1032 C. anav \jrfv8es. Apollon. D. Conj. 493, 5, understood from
meaning upon.
'O
1036
aTTCKdexâi
mrapSKoyos,
the
ov,
(aneipos, Xdyof) not skilled in
the context.
direKSrjpeto
use of words.
Eulog. 2921 A.
(pye6os) of infinite magni-
^=
^fi
II,
diroSr/pea, exSripea).
Simoc. 54,
expectation.
direipopfyeOris, es,
14.
tude.
Cleomed. 54, 23.

ov,
Philon
I,
505, 12.
aTrfKioxh,
^>
(dncKSexopai)
Sext. 129, 30.

aveipofielâv,
(jticifmv)
Clem. A.
infinitely
516
Upos
rfjv
tov peXXovros
greater.
direKSox^v.
dTreKSiSva-Kopai
Cleomed. 60, 31.

aircipoviiois,
following.
Pseud-^Âan.
ov, 6,
(vliaf)
number of
times.
r/,
conqueror an infinite Pseudo-Dzon. 893 C.
mreipoTraBcia, as,
(Trda'X'n') infinity
of passion;
more.
opposed to cmdQeia.
amLpoTrkdiTios,
Orig. ni,
ov,
Synes. 1532 C.
infinitely
IV, 140 C. 141 A. cmeKhvopai (hSva), to put off a garment. Paul. Jos. Ant. 6, 14, 2, ia-Bfira. Col. 2, 15. 3, 9. Orig. I, 897 Hippol Haer. 44, 18, o-S/ita.
B.
diriKbva-i.s,
etos,
(-TrXacrios)
U77
B.
n,
aireiponXaa icov, ov,
=^
I,
preceding.
Orig. Ill,
of a garment.
dTreMi
(dmKBvopat) a putting off Paul. Col. 2, 11, a-mparos.
1328 A.
Basil.
141 A.
infinitely
7&&x&-Athan. IV, 140 C.

more.
Greg.
direipoTrXaa-icos,
adv.
{dm,
iKei),
KeWev, thence.
Porph.
Epiph.
Nyss. n, 1049 D.
airetpoTrXovs, ovv,
Cer. 357, 20.
(nXoos) ignorant of navigation,
aTreKeWev
I,
Att ixeidev,
from
thence.
no
sailor.
Lucian. HI, 197.
276 A.
airciplmXavTos, ov, (rrXovros) vastly rich.
Eus.
direneiae
^= an
148,
9.
iKeiaf,
preceding.
Porph.
IV, 825 B.
aiTfipoTrmos,
ov, (jroteto)
Adm.
that
renders
infinite.
Prod. Parmen. 567 (156). 602 (215). tareipoTToXepos, ov, (7ro\e/xor) ignorant of war. Dion. H. HI, 1591, 12. App. I, 195, 11.
dmKXeyopat away, to
p. 16,
Ti.
(exXfyo)), to
reject.
Diosc.
7,
Epict. 4,
pick out and throw 1, 6, 3, 22 (25). 40. Clem. A. I, 1069
A.
1076 A, TO irapa
îiriv.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aTreKKeKTVKoi
direKKeKTiKos,
';,
206
exKeKTiKos-
direiKpatvca
6v,
(aTTficXcyo/MM) picking out

;
dn-eXXdfo) (djrcXXai),
iKKXr](riaia, in
I,
the p^-
and throwing away Stob. n, 510, 60.

aireKkoyr), ^s,
ij,
opposed to
Tpai of Lycurgus.
direXXm,
al,
PZuZ.
43 B.
'ATTe'XXat, (njKol,
iKKKr)a-iai.
Hes.
rejection;
Sext. 5Ti, 21.
opposed to iiAoy^. Stob. Clem. A. I, 1357 C.
fKKXriorim, apxî-pc'lcu.
dneXXalos, ov,
H, 570, 59.
oTre/cXovo) {iiiKoim), to
6,
apellaeus, a
Macedonian month,
1496 C.
b<jx^pws.
Eus.
'
II,
wash
to
clean.
Diosc.
1,
131
-ecrOai.
amKniiiira
179, 4.
{eKireiiira),
send
out.
Simoc.
Strab.
airiKpva-is, eas,
5, 3, 12, p.
fj,
(eKpea)
=
1.
dn6ppv(ris-
380, 6 as v.
17,
the follow581 A. 821 B. 'AiteXX^s, ov, 6, Apelles, a sort of heretic. Rhodon 1338 A. Hippol. Har. 346, 23, et alibi. Orig. H, Tertull. n, 18 B. 335 B, et alibi. Theod. IV, 376 C. 165 A. 1265 A.
'
ATreXXrjavoi
and
ATreXXrfiavot, 5>v, 01,
ers of Apelles.
'î>L
I.
ancKTaiTis,
co)f,
{amnTeivai)
Sept.
spreading out.
Job
36, 29.
an extending, Galen. H,
Agath.
*direXTriâ>
(eXm'fo)), not to hope, to give

to
up
in
despair,
give
up as
lost.
Epicur. apud
Sir. 27,
an-KTr]Tos,
275 D, ToO mpiTovmov, distention. (veKTca) uncombed. ov,

20,
3.
Diog. 10, 127.

18,
Sept. Judith 9, 11.
21, sc. T^s SiaXXay^s.

9,
Esai. 29, 19.

1,
Mace.
2,
dnfKTi6r]pc
cmeKxâ
= =
as,
n.
7,
Pohjb.
TTjV
1, 19, 12.
55, 2, nvos.
eKTidrip.!..
Orig.
I,
1157 A.
1.
2,
54,
a-arqpiav, having given

4, 67, 6.
7,
iKxea>rj,
Sept. Juditt 15, 4 as v.
hope of safety.
15, 3
up all Kara T*vr

etip^-
mrikaijia,
(aTreKaiva))
a driving away.
Orig. IV, 657
OXVpaiTOTOVS TOTTOVS KoL

ivavrioav dwrjKnlo'Bai.
doKOVVTaS VTTO T&V

9,
Method. 389 A.
dn-e'Xao-ir, cojs,
17,
9, 5, 2.
6, 8,
=:
preceding.
(Tciv.
10,
6,
10
*E7rt
Trpdêts
avrbv edaiKe
B.
Epiph.
rj,
I,
893 D.
TeXetos
Trapa
Tois
TroXXotff
a7njXTntTp.vas.
dn-fXao-TiKo'r,
6v,
ft for driving away.

I,
Bus.
Diod.
2, 25, Trepi Trjs viiajs.
14, 8 'AmjXTTurfo
îjv.
ni, 232 B.
direXaTeos,
u,
Epiph.
ov,
889 A, nvos.
ov
Sfi
^=
direXavvetrSai.
17, 106, to TO TTJs Svvaareias. Plut. n, 787 D. B. J. 5, 9, 1.
Jos.
App. n,
69
'AtitjX-
Philostr.
254.
796,
OvK dweXTnôvfrqs avras

Diog.
easfrBai, that
8,
dTreXdrrjs, ov, 6,
L. abactor, driver out or away, Synes. Ptol. Tetrab. 180. expeller, ejecter. 2. In the 1516 D. Const. (536), 1181 B.
they would take place.

TntTp.ivrjV
xmo
tS>v larpSiv.
diro
XptCTToC.
Orig. Ill, 1197 A,
Participle,
plural,
dneXaTm, a body of soldiers so called.

4.
ov,
perate. return.
Eolyb.
3, 63, 13.
6,
2.
dnrjXinKas,
desin
To expect
Porph. Cer. 696,

aireKanKos,
rj,
Luc.
35,
pj)hh.
(jjrjin,
(Chrys. VII,
irpoir<jl7)iA,
(djrikaTqs) pertaining to the
199
Trap'
Aavci^fTf yap,
Xrjyjrca-de.
nap' hv ov
direKaTm
dweXeyKTrjs,
Porph. Cer. 40, et alibL

ov,
6,
dneXeyxov, Oenom. apud Eus. HI, 436 C.

6
rj,
SoKare
refuter.
575
AiSore yap,
Polyb. 31,
^v ov irpocBoKdre
6,
Xa/3eiv.)
8,
dTreXTTLo-pos, ov,
despair.
11.
aTreKcyKTiKos,
ov,
^=. iKfynTiKos-
Eus.
Ill,
297 C.
dTTcXe-y/ids, ov, 6, (^dneXeyxai)
Macar. 492 B. Greg. Nyss. I, 399 A. Marc. Erem. 976 C. Pallad. Laus. 1074
B.
refutation.
Luc.
Act. 19, 27, disrepute, contempt.

direXeyîs,
(as,
f),
refutation.
Eus. IV, 797
A.
'
dneXmoTeov ^= Sel direXnl^fiv. PhUon II, 422, 24. Galen. U, 21 B. Orib. II, 548, 1. Greg. Nyss. n, 1121 B, nvos.
dneXTrurria, as,
fj,
dTriKiKrjTos,
ov,
(n-fXeicda))
3,
Sept. Reg. 3, 6, 2.
(^Grantor').
10, 12.
unhewn, umcrought. Biog. 4, 27

PJiilon
^=
drreXnuTfWS.
Cosm. Ind.
120 B. 225 D.
dn-epTToX^,
fjs, fj,
(dTrepTroXdo))
sale.
CynU. A.
dTTiKevdepmô) (eXfu^fpidfco), to be free.

1,
m,
557 C. Vin, 1088 D.
21, 11.
2, 31, 5,
r),
et alibi.
dnip.'KpoaBcv
before.
dit
epTrpocrflo',
L. dbante, from
dTTfKevdepiKos,
ov,
man. Strab. 8, 864 C, avdpamos,

5, 3, 7, p.
(dneXevBepos) of a freed6, 23, p. 195, 16. Plut. I,

lihertinus.
Epiph.
II,
128 D.
adv. absurdly, pre-
d7rfp(f)aj,v6vTa>s (dnfp.cpaivmv'),
posterously.
Strab.
direfupaiva)
Orig.
U, 269 C.
Pron. 403 A.
d'irep.<patvet, it is
diTfKiv6fpi&Tt)s, ov, S,
"=
L.
1,
dweKevBepos.
lihertinus
(eftâiVo)), to be unlikely, absurd, or
372, 3.
preposterous.
dneXevdepoSt
Classical.
22,
2.
ov,
6,
freedman.
1,
7,
Sext. 147, 12.
Impersonal,
Apollon. D.
Libertus.
1,
Paul. Cor.
20,
absurd,
27.
it
does not stand to reason.

I,
Sext. 26,
Kvplov.
Epict,
toC Neprnvoy.
Plut. II, 278 E, KapîXiou.
634 B, roC âai-
Xeas.
OTreXfu^fpoTijr, JjToy,
nilas, the
17,
being a freedman.
(dneXddepos) L. libertiAntec. 1, 5,
537 A, tov 6e6v Kopifeiv flaa2. To distinguish. yeiv nva eis ireipaapov. Apollon. D. Pron. 317 B "Ep' avrov, diroa-rpocjifj ToC M, iv ^ irvvBeTos dnenâivrfrai, that ep" aiiTov may be distinguished from
Orig.
p.
52.
cpavTov.
3. Participle, dnepipatvav,
unlikely.
Digitized
by Microsoft
; :
airefiipavT]'}
207
6, 4,7,10.
aTr6piypa(f>(i)<;
et alibi.
absurd, preposterous.
8, 3,
Polyb.
Strab.
17, p. 122, 16.
OvK Snreii^cuvov .... (rvvTi6e(r6ai. Sext. 711, 16. Hippol. Haer. 16, 28 MrjSeu t&v wpofipr)lieviov mrejjxfxuvovo'as, differing in no respect
Plut. II, 136 D. Galen. VI, 315 A. 359 E dwfwrela-dai, to be indigestible. dnep are. Just. Tryph. 8 "A.nep ovk dWo-
Tpito
Sfirep, 6,
TOV irpdypxiTos.
the Latin aper.
Porphyr. Abst. 351

Simoc. 75, 15.
ilpL
from
those already mentioned.
fmBvfilas.
(f>aivovTa
234, 31, t^s

'ATrefi^
Tovs airpovs.
direpaviôp.ai
Aristid.
Q. Music. 58.
=
I,
epavi'fOjtiat.
r)a'a>,
fiirpa,
verses in which ^ ^
is
a7repavTo\oyeoi,
:= dnepamoXoyos
used for _.
aireiKfiavris,
h,
Strut. 13, 1, 41, p. 37, 18.

direiupalvtov.
Damasc.
I,
1597
dnepavToXoyia, as,
9.
fj,
endless talk.
Cic. Att. 12,
B.
direfUJjaa-K, etos,
ij,
Lucian.
373.
Poll. 6, 119.
(airefiâlvto)
inconsistently,
a'iTepavToK6yos,
endlessly.
ov,
(dwepavros,
I,
Xcyu)
talking
self-contradiction,
12.
a-is,
absurdity.
Strab. 10,
2,
Philon
ov,
216, 17.
Poll. 6, 119.
Sext. 135, 9.
227, 30 opposed to
e/:i(â-
Diog.
6, 26.
as used
by the Academics.
Clem. A.
I,
aTripavTos,
inconsequent, as an argument
TTfpavTiKos.
;
797 B.
airevavn (oTrd, evavri), adv. over against, opposite,
before.
opposed to
Diog.
7,
Sext. 495, 22, Xo'yos.

is
77
as.
:
If
it
day,
it
is
Ught
Inscr. ,2347,
Sept.
c,
28.
2905, p. 374,
but
it is
day
therefore,
Dion
is
taking a
(11).
TpairiCv'.
7, 3.
Gen. 21, 16. Ex. 26, 35, rijs Lev. 6, 14. Josu. 7, 13. Nehem.
2.
walk.
diripatTTos, ov, ^=.
dneparos
Aristeas 18.
Ps. 35,
Sir. 36, 14.
Polyb.
Sept.
1,
86, 3
Kara be t^v
Luc. Act. 17,
airevavriov,
cal.
direvavri Toirrfs, so. ifKevpav.

to.
dnepatos, ov, (jrepdio) that cannot be crossed, as
a river.
Plut.H, 326 E.
Plut. H,
alibi.
2. Against, contrary
7.
Sir.
37, 4.
aTrepaTwros, ov, (irepaTdai) unlimited.
1056 D, et
Classi1.
Clem. A. n, 700 B.
idle.
Cae-
adv. over against, opposite.
sarius 1136.
dwepyris, es,
Sept. Josu. 22, 29 as v.

rrjs
Diod. 18, 34
Strab.
7,
(EPrO)
fj,
Leant. Cypr. 1712

leaning upon.
Tov direvavTLov tottov

6, 2, p.
Me^êcDs.
B.
diripeuTis, eas,
(airepfiSa))
dr/pia
u,
56, 17, Xipôvm.

6, 4,
tSk
A,
T<3
2.
tv\S)v.
Galen. IV, 292

before.
From
Sept.
Aristeas 17
ireTrolrjvrai,
'Ejrl
Cant.
nvos.
direvavrias, adv.
trust to.
.... tiji/ dnipeiinv 18 'Awepeunv eVl roiif

Aret.
preceding.
(tveos)
to
Did. A. 1196
B.
cipovs ?x't, support, dmpevîs, eats, r/, (wrrepvyydva)) eructation.

7
become dumb. Theodtn. Dan. 4, 16. ^SAara. 11, 957 A. Polyb. 2, 14, 10. 'Anewivos, ov, 6, Apenninus.
direvfooiuu,
a&rjv,
E.
Pind.
OTrepripos, ov, (epr)/ios)
Schol.
UtjXlqv.
Nem.
most unfrequented place. 4, 8 Id diripqpa tov
Diosc.
3,
51 (58).
Also, to 'Airiimva opq,
or TO 'Airevvivov 8pos.
Polyb.
2,
14, 8.
Dion.
dnepl^Xeirros, ov, (n-fpi/SXeVm) not seen; not to

be looked at.
H.
I,
533, 16.
'An-twios, ov, d,
dTrevrevBev,
=
A
=^
preceding.
6, 1
Dion. P. 343.
V. P. 342.
siderate,
Phryn. P. S. 8, Damasc. n, 16 B.
2.
9.
Iambi.
Incon-
djr'
ivTcvBev, lienceforth,
from
careless.
Hippol. Haer. 114, 67,
henceforth.
Polyb. 40,
divisim.
400 B.
737 C.
Macar. 541
C.
724 C.
to
Method. Epiph. II,

Orig.
nji/
Trdvrav.
OKepi^Tvrfros, ov, (7repi^dXKa>) loithout irepiôKai,
in rhetoric.
(ivrpiira),
"li/'
Hermog. 270,
12.
airevrpi'KOfUu
disregard.
dwepiyevTjTos, ov, {yrepiyiyvoixai) not to be over-
Vil, 321
do'dcfEiav.
direvTpanoKnv ai yvvaiKes
come, unconquerable.
187.
direpiypaTTTos, ov,
Diod.
3,
30.
Cornut.
dneâya
C.
z^
i^dya.
direêpydôiMi
Simoc. 46, 13.

iêpydÔfuu.
Jul.
(Trepiypdcjxa)
L.
incircum-
Frag. 253
scriptus, unbounded,
429, 42.
C.
infinite.
Method. 372 C.
Philon I, Eus. U, 1161

Greg.
direê(Tiifva)s (diroîa),
adv. in a polished
man-
ner.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
781 B.
X, 292 C.
Heph.
15, 5,
dircpiypdwras, adv. unboundedly, infinitely.
d7reoiKa>s, via, 6s,
(eoiKo) unfitted, not adapted.
Polyb.
6,
26, 12,
wpos ra Ka\d.
yivryrai t6
ra
7rpoi7o8ia*aS yewjTai to
firi
duairaurnKov (15, 6
Iva
dWdrpiov
ov,
dvairaurnKov tov
TTpoo'odiaKoO.)
aTreVai/TOf,
Pseud-îAan. IV, 945 C. not described. undefined; ov, direplypa<l)os, Dion. H. V, 168, 12, a period, in rhetoric. Strab. 2, 1, 31, p. 128, 5, not described, as a 2. Not circumscribed, unbounded, country.
Ant. 1876 B.
(neiraivat)
not ripened grapes.
unlimited, infinite.
Philon
1, 5,
20, et alibi.
Diosc. 5, 43.
direwrea,
r)<T,
Philipp. 68.
(awe'irros) not to digest
;
Clem. A. n, 112 C.
to
be
direpiypdcjias 16.
direpiypdirras.
II,
Philon
I,
47,
dyspeptic.
Erotian. 266.
Epict.
1,
26, 16.
Clem. A.
344 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
a'TrepiSpaKTO's
direplSpaieros, ov, (wepibpa(T(Toii,m)
sible.
208
incomprehenited.
airepiTpeTTTO';
Athan.
I,
509 A.
Greg. Naz.
m,
1089 C.
direpiepyaoTOS, ov,
(jTepifpyaôfiai)
inscrutable.
644 B. airepiepydaras, adv. without prying into. I, 40 C.

Alex. A. 565 B.
II,
Athan.
Hermes Tr. Poem. I, 187, 42. Arcad. 191, 1. Sext. 104, 29. Orig. in, 625 B To direpiApuTTOv Koi airnpov t^s Heph. Poem. Iambi. Math. 196. KUKLas. 10, 2 'AircpidpcoTa noirniara, in one kind of
PhUon
1, 7.
Basil.
aiTfpUpyos,
ov,
(Trepiepyos)
unaffected,
22, 42.
simple.
measure throughout. dmpiopioTws, adv. unboundedly: without disPseudoFseudo-Just. 1332 A. tinction.

Dion. 817 D.
dTTeptTTvevoTOs, ov,
(jrepiTTviai)
Aster. 164 C.
Fseud-Hipp.
Sext. 56,
2.
*cmepiepya>s, adv. unaffectedly.
Ceb. 21.
Dion.
not blown upon,

Orib. 11, 398,
9.
H. VI,
ber.
978,
6.
not windy.
Agathin apud
ov,
an-epifwyoy, ov,
(ffyo'r) :=r irepirrds,
odd numby
direpiiTTvKTOs,
(nepi.'TTTiKTa-a))
not
wrajjped

ov,
around, uncovered.
troubled
Jos. Ant.
3, 7, 5. to fall
diripirixiTos,
(ireptrjxeai)
not
2. iVoi Greg. Nyss. HI, 349 B. Leant. I, 1368 catechized, uninstructed in.
sounds.
direpiirTan-os,
ov,
(TTepiTriTrTO))
not liable 49,

7,
into
anything.
1, 1,
Diosc.
2,
vSpotfioîas.
Epict.
Trjpao'i.
31, et alibi.
Diog.
122,
aipxip-
D,
Trji
Xpio'Tiavav dfoo'ocpias.
Suid. 'Ajrept-
(rdkmyKToi, ancpirjXJiroi, dKaTr]X^TOL.

aTrepLBpavoTos, ov, (ireptdpavai) not broken around.
direptTTTaTas, adv. without liability to fall into

error.
Epict. 4,
6, 26.
Greg. Th. 1000 C,
Cynll. A. Ill, 1017 A.

direpiKaQapTos,
ov,
dTrepitraKinyKTos, ov, (TTcpKToKTriâi)
^^
aKorrjx^-
(jrcpiKadalpa)
not
purified
Tos.
Tseudo-Dion. 432 C.
Suid. 'ATrepurdK-
around (uncircumcised).
Philon
edly,
I,
Sept. 'Ley. 19, 23.

1,
myroi,
dTrepirjxrjTOi, aKaTqxriTOi.
346, 19.
Orig.
296 C.
direpia-dXTTKTTOs, ov,
not troubled by the sound of

sol-
cmepiKaKTjTws (ircpiKaKeo)), adv. not faint-heartilfatar.
trumpets.
dier.
Synes. 1076 A, reluctant, as a

virvos, quiet.
493 A.
717 B.
(Compare
1572 C,
cKKaKea.)
dirfpiKdXvTTTOs,
ov,
2,
drnpttrnacrros,
ov,
(nepiairdu))
not thrown into
(TTepucdKvwra))
26.
open.
Poll.
uncovered : Philostr. 765. PseudoPseudo-X'i'on. 144
confusion, not distracted.

TITOS.
9.
Sept. Sap. 16, 11,

4, 32, 6.
3.
Polyb.
2,
67,
7.
Diod. 17,
Dion. 205 C.
dTreptKoKimTas, adv. openly.
Dion. H. VI, 830,

Epict.
2,
Ignat.
661 A,
bidvoui.
21,
22.
Plut. II, 281 C,
D.
dmpiKKvoTos,
ov,
et alibi.
(wepiKKvâi)
not
flooded.
dirpi(nrda^Tas, adv. without distraction.

2,
7,
Polyb.
1,
Theoplujl B. in,
II,
730 A.
20, 10.
4, 18, 6.
1,
12, 28, 4.
Paid. Cor.
3,
-6.
dnepiKpdTTjTos, ov, {nepLKpareoi) invincible. Basil.
35.
Epict.
29, 59.
ov,
Anton.
9. I,
248 A.
eager
to
dTripuTiTos or dnepi/rros,
(Trepurms) plain,
dTrepLKTrjTos, ov, iêpLKraopAii) not
acquire,
S!)n;)?e.
Dion.
ov,
H. V,
487,
Philon
66.
II, 666,
Ptol. Tetrab. 182.

diTfpiKTvirqTos, ov, (wcpiKTvirico) untroubled.
17.
Anton.
5, 5.
Lucian.
Nil.
d7repi(rTaT0s,
(yrepuo'TTjpj.,
TrepiaTatris^ free
93 D.
*diTeptXriTTTos, ov,
from
(nepCKap^dvai) boundless, not
8,
trouble or danger, secure.
Polyb.
6,
44,
Epict. 4,
7,
circumscribed, immense.
10, 42.
Epicur. apud Diog.
Diog.
5.
Strab. 17, 3, 10, p. 415, 10.
Nicom.
352, 12.
II,
arda-eav.
less.
2> In rhetoric, Hermog. Rhet. 7, 9.
1,
159.
Max.
3. DefenceII,
Tyr. 141, 51.

aveu mpi-
105, not defined, vague.
Philon
I,
n,
C.
24,
I,
11, incomprehensible.
Plut.
877
Fs&udo-PJwcyl. 26. VI, 157 C.
Eus.
957 B.
632
dopio'Tov.
able.
Apollon. D. Synt.
t6 Tqi iôvtrias dnepCKrjTTTOv Koi 5, 14, innumer-
direplariKTos, ov, (TTepiorifo)) not dotted

sides.
on
both
Galen. XIII, 975 C, evdeia

1, p.
ypapjii).
Schol. Heph. Sign. 15,
137. not
dnepiimxriTos, ov, {iTepi.jidxr)Tos) not worth fighting for. Philon I, 2, 43. 2. Free from
d'iripiaTpo<j>os,
ov,
(rrfpurrpccjxo)
turned
around.
Afric. Cest. 278 (a).

not
Anast. Sin.
cut
war.
Max. Tyr.
ov,
140, 50.
1076 A.
incomprehensible.
I,
*di!cpLv&r)Toi,
(nepivoiai)
djrepiTprjTos,
ov,
(jrepiTc/iva))
Epicur. apud Diog. 10, 46. Philon

Diognet. 1176 D.
Theophil.
1, 3.
581,
1.
Plut.
n, 495 C.
2.
around.
Tncircumcisus, uncir-
Athenag.
Legat. 27.
direpivorjTas, adv. incomprehensibly.
Athan.
I,
201
B. 2.
Unexpectedly.
Polyb. 4, 57, 10.
Sept. Gen. 17, 14. Josu. 5, 4. Reg. 1,17, 36. 2,1,20. Jer. 9, 26. Ezech. Tropically. Lev. 26, 41. Jer. 6, 10. 44, 7. Ez. 44, 7. Luc. Act. 7, 51. 9, 26.
cumcised.
Sext. 154, 32, imperceptibly.
dirtpirpcTrros, ov,
dwipioSos, ov, (neploSos) not periodic, as diction.
Dion. H. V, 218,
5.
172,
1, Xe^tj.
(neptTpeirm) not turned over, not overturned or upset : not to be overturned or upset. Plut. 11, 983 C, vessel. Symm. Ps. 95, 10.
Basil. TH,
direpiopuTTos, ov, (Treptopifto)
unbounded, unlim-
632 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aTrepiTpeTTTW'i
airepiTpiwroas,
209
etc.
a'7r7]fj,(picrfj,evo)<}
adv.
without
overturning,
anevKTws (dnevKTos), adv. calamitously.

321,
2.
Simoc.
Sext.
610, 20.
AireptTTOS, see a7repuT(ros.
OTTEuXoyias
= an
fvKoyias, indeclinable, icith-
airepiTTas, adv. simply, plainly.

PZiri. I,
Diod. 12, 26.
oul benediction, not allowed to receive the
1054 B.
ijros, ^,
usual benediction, for some fault.

(aTrepiTTos) simplicity, plain-
PseudoNic.
airepmoTTis,
ness.
Basil. in, 1308

direvpivai
Sext. 679,
ov,
n.
Clem. A.
I,
36S C.
seq.
to
evpvva,
broaden.
CP.
anepi(f>paKTos,
(irepi(l)pdiT(ra))
not fenced
Hist. 71,
7.
around, without defence.

Anasl. Sin. 1285 A.
airipTrepos, ov,
Ephr. IH, 212 E.

adv. unguardedly.
ajTcuT-aKTEoj, r]aa,
{êvraKTos)
6, 9.
to
pay
p.
regularly
40, 17.
ill
direpixjyuXdKTtas {ncpi^vkda-crat),
tribute.
dnev^Tjjiio)
Strab. 4,
7, 4, 6,
(evcj)rifiea>}, to
use words of
omen.
Phot.
ov or
p,r]
Treprrepos.
307 E.
Pallad. 1249 A.
(aircppip'p.evos,
Ephr. Nil. 569 C.

diroppiTrra)^,
5.
Ill,
Philosir. 202. 286 Kai
Koi
dTrevCJ)r]fi.r)o-as.
direvxapiarea
Ill,
z=
as V.
evxapuTTeai, to thank.
1.
dneppififievws
adv.
277
rjs,
C
fj,
hy being thrown away.

reasoning.
Aristeas
direvxr),
Porph. Cer. 120, 21. {direixofi-ai) L. deprecatio, depre155,

9.
direppioyms, via, 6s, (aTTopprjymiii)
unsound, in
cation.
Men. Rhet.
Apsirt. 481,
Sext. 323, 12.
direpvBpiacrp.evas
15.
dirripvdpuuriievcos.
Euagr.
2524 D.
direpvBpidoTas {direpvdpida), adv. unblushingly,
shamelessly.
an ixdfs, since yesterday. Apollon. dnexBis D. Synt. 235, 25. 340, 8. Anthol. II, 76
(PhUodemus').
direX^W""^'"^^ Vî
tility.
Nil. 221 C.
Vi
direirdfopai, see dwri<T6ri)i.ivos.
Philostrg.
do'to,
(implying 536 B.
dTrexOrjiitov) hos-
direaKhjiedrios
(dTretr/cXijKfflr,
aTrocnceXXa)),
adv.
d77EX^'df<!
(d7re;;(5a)
to
be
at
enmity
6y Jein^ toithered up, hardened.

B, ex^'" "poy "
diTe(TTpap,p,va>s
Synes. 1529
against.
dirixdofiaL,
Vit.
to he
Epiph. 104 B, npos

odious, hateful.
'ladvvrjv.
'AirqxBio'ne-
(^dne<TTpap,pevas,
d7rotn-pe'0<a),
vos ^=. diTr)x6r]fi^vos, odious, hateful.
adv.
6;/
Jein*/
turned back.
to
Plut.
II,
905
A.
I,
161 B.
1060 A.
II,
304 C.
In
Cyrill.
the
B.
air(Txopda>
{iiT)(ap6a>),
11,
sense of overburdened, fatigued, dTrr)xdicrp.hos
remove an eschar.
removing
adv. by
Ill,
Zopyr. apud Orib.

dirftrxapfiTiKos,
rj,
587, 13.
(a7te(Tx<ip6co)
Philon II, 288, 46. belongs to dTrdx6op.m. Bekker. 424, 20 hTrrjxBrjpAvov, diro^XriTov. 21
'
ov,
'
Aiirjx6i,(rp.ivov,
/3a/3api;/iej/oi/.
[The
true or-
eschars.
Paul. Aeg. 286.

(^direo'xurp.ai,
dTtoa~)(l.^to),
thography seems to be
direx"'! '0
d7rrjx6r]0-fievos.2
djreo'pfttr/iej'ajf
have or
to receive
in full, as one's due.
being detached from,

C.
drrerîyripaKevai.
2eiTripfvai, o
etc.
Basil.
960
Sept.
Num.
32, 19, roiis icKfjpovs.
Matt.
6, 2,
Tov /MurSov.
Luc.
4,
6,
24,
Trjv
iTapdKkr^(Tiv.
Joann. Sic. in Bekker. 1417
Paul. Phil.
lêias
18.
Philem. 15 "iva almvtov

1, I,
Xeyerat Kara T^v owrjOemv aTTCTft-
avTov dntxjjs.
Jos. B. J.
30, 6, ttjs dcrcp.to'Oov.
yrjpmKvm, o yiverm rav xîXeav p,i<p6v dvoiyiVTOtv,
Tav 5c
ov,
o6ovr(i)v ^.txporepov.
Impersonal,
15 (28), 33.
^v
(TXJ}
TO
eT7LTip,iov.
Plut.
90 F, tov
'
dnixî, enough
14, 41.
direrriKos, ov, (neTrjKov) leafless.
Antip. S, 38.
Marc.
evderj
2.
Pseud-^ tiacr.
Mid.
'An-e-
direvSm(Tp.6s,
weather.
a making calm Iambi. Porphyr. Vit. Pyth. 60.

6,
(evSidco)
Xop-ai, to refrain.
TTOielv
Sept. Prov. 3, 27 Mij djro-
^=
firf
d7r6(rxj]
f-^
ev
V. P. 286.
dncv&oKea (evSoKea), not
reject.
TTOieiv.
to be
pleased with
to
drreadev
aTT^Seai
=
2,
cmdev.
to
Epiph.
strain
II,
508 B.
Classical.
Hippol. Haer. 256, 17, ravra.
Pallad.
(rj6ea>),
liquids.
2.
Laus. 1068 C, ipavrov, reproved.
To despair off
ccos,
fj,
1089 A. Ibid. 1209 D, nvos.

disapproval,
Diosc.
'
86, Ti els dyyetov.
Aini\yrjp,evot, a>v, ol,
{dndkyeai) the Faquirs of
Nil. 153 A, Tivds.

dirfvdoKiprjcris,
India.
(evSoKijueo))
T).
Epiph.
II,
797 C.
Diosc.
dTDjXiflidm {rjKiBioa)), to Stultify, stupefy.

5, 25, p.
rejection.
Orig.Jl, 101
i(ra>,
711 dinjKi.diafiivos.
ajrevdavariâ,
Sept.
(jsvBdvaros) to die gloriously.

28.
dnriXiKos, ov, (TrtjXiKos) loithout extension.
Pseudoin
Mace.
to
2, 6,
drnvBiva,
straighten.
2.
30.
Dion. 912 A.
Participle,
to
dirrjK'Korpi.aip.ivtDS
(^dnaKKoTpiAa),
adv.
an
direvdvcriievov, sc. evrepov,
L. rectum intestinum,
3, 45 (52), p. 392. Ant. 624 B d.7rriv6v-
estranged manner.
aiTtjXos, ov, (jirrj\6s)
Epiph.
Ill,
108 A.
Greg.
the rectum.
Diosc.
1,
mudless, without mud.
Galen.
/IfKOS.]
II,
86 C.
6v,
\_Eust.
Naz.
I,
Ill,
21 B.
adv. negligently. Proc.
dirrjp.iKrip.ivcos {ditap.eKi<a),
T),
OKtvKnKds,
154, 10.
(arreixoiJuxi)
L. deprecations,
Rhet. 134,
2.
326, 5.
{dirap,(j)ievwpi),
deprecative, deprecatory.
Men.
d7r>)/i(^te<r/iti'(BS
adv.
nakedly.
Cyrill.
A. ni, 960 D. VIII, 789 B.
27
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by Microsoft
aTrrjvefj.oi
210
Hence,
209, 46.
secure,
Poll.
annavp,,
3,
I,
airXrjyrj's
a-eXivov. the Latin apium 69 (76). 119 (129).
airrjveiios, ov, (avefios)
windless.
Diosc
4,
as a harbor.
1,
Dion Chrys.
r),
68 (75).
108
100.
a.Trr]VOTj]s, rjTos,
=
to,
(110).
carrfveia,
seventy.
Epiph.
diri<nos, see
the following.
Strah.
1,
I,
957 A.
r),
dmcra'ayrosovdTilTTaiToSjOv, (jno'croio) not smeared

the being airquTos.
anrjîa, as,
Ptol. Tetrab.
over with pitch.

Seyyos.
2, 1, 14,
p. 112, 24,
204, of embryos.
cmripTTfim,
aros,
I,
(airapToai)
=
its
Diosc.
93.
Porph. Car. 494, 11
dndprrjiia.
dTTKTiav, write aTTio'o-aratv ?
Greg. Nyss.
320 C.
[For
formation,
dmareai, not to believe the gospel.

16.
Marc.
16,
compare
ly.
a7n;yd/)i;/ia.]
(anapraa) dependently, consequentAnton. 4, 45. dirqpTia-pevois (affa/DTifm), adv. completely. Dion.

cmrfpTrifiivms
Athenag. 976 B. Chrys. I, 125 C, the breaking of the commandments begets unbelief.
Plut. II, 105 E.
drtKTTTiTeov ^=. SeZ dmcrTe'lv.
Polyb. 4, 46,
8.
H.
I,
232,
7.
VI, 790, 10.

94 'Apritas,
Iren.
Erotian. 44
Strab. 6,
I,
2,
10, p. 438, 21.
Ceh: apud Orig.

Anton.
1, 6.
ATrapri,
dvA roO
dnrjpTuriiivais Kol jravreXetas

dirripTi<7p.ivo>s.
1440 B.
rj,
rj,
Sext. 229, 1.
ov, incredulous.
Koi oKoK\r]pa>s.
aTriaTrjTiKos,
dvrjpvBpuuTp-evas (dTrepv6pida>), adv. unhlushingly,
dTYUTTia, as,
disbelief, etc.
Classical.
Nicol.
impudently.
1,
27, 2.
Adam. 1800
Lucian.
Aristot.
2,
I,
D. 103
'ATTttrriax 7rape(rxfv &ira>s dcjiUoiTo iv
A.
dirrjo-Brjfievos,
rj,
Totrade 7roAe/xou Tapdîp.

ov, (ea-dr)s)
undressed.
aina-TOKopos, ov, (Kopos ?) unbelieving.
SibyU.
1,
n, 327.
^dirrfxâi
(rjx^<^),
6,
1.
150.
to
utter
a sound.
Epict.
diTiuTovvTOiS
(dina'Taiv,
aTrtoTeta)
Ill,
distrustingly.
ex'îv toIs
Probl. 11,
19, 11, 1.
8,
17, 8,
Numen. apud Eus.
1208 C,
rds
(j)a>vds.
Anton.
44.
Athan.
761
Trpdypao'iv, to be distrustful.
Aid
Ta>v pivSiV
iropvLKOv dTrrj^rjcrev,
liumm^d
t&v
dvTi-
aTna-TocfuXos, ov, ((jiCKos) false friend.
Sibyll.S,
an ohscene song.
diTr})^Tjp.a,
186.
rj
aros, to, in surgery, rr=
aTtiiraiuis, cas,
fj,
Keip.evctjv
Tols
weTrXr^yofrt
p.ptri
tov Kpaviov
dering equal.
30.
{dnKToa) equalization, a renNicom. 105. Theol. Arithm.
yevofiivri poayjir].
(iTnjx'jr,
Soran. 249, 29.
Es,
cordant.
Aristid.
(to') I'- oAsonus, dissonant, disAnton. 1, 10. Lucian. I, 550.

I,
dmTrjs, jgv,
olvos,
6,
(aniov)
perry,
of pears. Diosc. 5, 32, F. poire. (Compare Artem.

Lucian. H, 320.
Sext. 276, 25.
753,
rj,
18.
102.)
i'liiTrjTeov
a sounding, utterance. Dion. Thr. 629, 26, (jimvrjs. Anton. 4, 3. Galen. 11, 246 E, wvevpaTos. Hippol. 713 B. dirijxSriijUvais (djrc;(5o/M), adv. in a hostile mandvr])(r]cns, eais,
(dir-q-nia)
dmriov.
diT\avi)s, is,
unerring, infallible.
737, 5.
rj,
283, 16.
dirkavtiiria, as,
(djrXdyrjToy)
infallibility ;
op-
ner.
Philostr. 315.
posed to
ing.
TrXdvtja-is.
Sext. 276, 16.
dmdaTpovp, the Latin apiastrum, :=zz p.e\ta(TotjivXKov. Diosc. 3, 108 (118). dmaTov, ov, to, (apium) the Latin apiatum, wine flavored with parsley. Oeopon. 8, 30
(titul.).
dmyfievTis, the Latin a

tSiv
pigmentis
6 eVi
dpapaTav, an
as,
rj,
dm&ea,
Lyd. 213, 5. (dmSiov) :^= amos, the pear-tree.

officer.
to lie all
wandering ; unerrBabr. 50, 20. Sibyll. Frag. 1, 28. Greg. Nyss. HI, 349 B. dTrXdpios, ov, 6, (dnXovs} L. simplex, simpleton, an epithet applied to the orthodox by the heretics in general, and by the Manichaeans in particular. Archel. 1445 C. Epiph. H, 77 D. (Compare Cfem. ^. I, 941 B. Tertull.
dnXdvrjTos, ov, (TrKavdco) not
Geopon.
10, 3, 6.
oTrtSuzfo) (Ihidâ),
alone.
Greg. Nyss.
n, 543 B. Manich. apud Archel 1433 rav dirXovirripmv KaSrfyffiovcs.^

aTrXaoTos,
ov,
Oi
n, 900
C.
Clim. 832 A.
Nic.
CP.
Hist.
plain,
simple,
guileless.
Sept.
alibi.
46, 22, ficTa tiuos, to be closeted with one.

drriSiov, ov, to,
Gen.
Diog.
25, 27.
Plut. II, 16 B. 802 F, et
=^ amov, pear.
Ta,
Alex. Trail. 407.
Achmet. 243.
dme<f)da,
a>v,
^= ama
i(f)dd,
cooked pears.
Paul.
Sil.
7, 118. Ong. VII, 324 B. Pallad. Laus. 1082 D, HavXos, an anchoret. dTrKaTO/ieyidris, fs, (aTrXaror, fiiyeBos) immensely
Stud. 1716 B.
great.
Eudoc. M. 223.
Theol. Arithm. 34.
dm6vvTi]p,
rjpos, 6,
(IBvva) director.
diikcoviKTqTos, ov, {TrKeovcieritti) not defrauded of
2255 A.
cLTTiKes,
his
01,
share.
av,
the Latin
a kind of cap.
dTTLvr]s, is,
apices, from apex, Dion. H. I, 385, 10.
II,
53 B.
Hermes Tr. Poem.
Clem. A.
15, 1,
vMhmtt
advantage.
airk-qryr^s, is, (n-Xijo-o-ffl)
amoeiSijf ,
(mvos) clean. Athen. 14, 81. {amov, EIAQ) pear-shaped. Galen. n, 101 E.
s,
not wounded.
Diomed.
498, 26
'S.tLxoi dTtkryycis,
versus inlibati, perfect
verses ? f
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by Microsoft
W7rXr]<yo%
oirKriyos, ov,
211
Pseud -Athan. IV,
dji-XoKo/ios,
aifKoo)
ov,
preceding.
(dTrXdos,
KOfiri)
with
little
hair.
1653 A.
airXfjyas, adv. without
Dubious.
Caesarius 989.
6,
Achmet. 272. carkridvvTos, ov, (nKrjBivai) not multiplied. Did. Prod Parmen. 535 (103). A. 484 A. Pseudo-ZWon. 640 B. Sophrns. 3217 B.
dn-XijxeiJo),
wounds.
airXoKvoDv,
kvvos,
(kvcov)
blunt dog, a nickPlut.

I,
name
Diog.
*djrXdoj,
for Antisthenes.
6,
rj,
1000 A.
13.
ov,
simple, not
aiikquTov,
incorrect
for
cmkiKtva,
or
mar.
ovop.a.
Aristot. Poet. 21,

(Txrjp-O:
airXiKTou.
21, 6i8os, ovopM,
in gramDion. Thr. 635, Dion. H. II, 862, 15,

1.
compound,
mrKriKTos, ov,
not liable to be stung
by wasps
bees.
Diosc.
an-X7;/i/ieX^s, (S,
=
f],
2,
144.
V, 78, Plut. n, 412

superlative.
3,
ov or
fir)
TrXrjfiiiekrjs.
Cyrill.
simple consonants, as AMNP2. 'K, positive, not comparative or Porphyr. Prosod. 110, XeîsSext.
A. n, 584 C. 629 B.
dTrXijI, rjfyos,
6,
dnXonadris,
e'f,
(nadelv) simply passive.
(n\j)a-iT(o)
not Struck.
124.
Jos.
11,
130, 26, ai(r5ij(7s.

dTrXds,
ij,
B. J.
457.
2, 14, 1.
Epict. 4,
1,
Lucian.
ov,
6.TrX6os.
[Anthol. HI, 158

331, 19.]
Sept.
drrXorarov.
as,
rj,
Cramer.
II, 1, p.
an-Xnipocjiopia,
(n\ripo(j>opia) unsettledness
d?rXooTji^,
r)s, rj,
=z
dirXoTTjs.
Job
21, 23.
of mind.
Clim. 1108 D.
ov,
6.nXo<Txrjiiav, ov, (o-xrjp-a) simple in
form. Strab.
a:fKripo(j)6priTos,
(nKrjpocjiopea))
unsettled in
Cbrest. p. 465, 11.

AnXoTTis, TjTos,
ij,
his
mind.
ov,
Clim.
1060 A.
Doroth. 1704
the being simple,
not compound,
Apollon.
Vis.
A.
airXripaTos,
II,
in
(TrXijpom)
insatiable.
grammar
fj,
opposed to
8.
a-ivBecrts.
Philon
D. Adv. 596,
airXoTTiTa,
2, 8.
266, 28.
Epict.
3, 9,
21.
Plut.
H, 524
dffXoTj/s, simplicity.
Herm.
B..
ajiXria-icuTTos, ov, (ffXijo-tdfi))
not to be approached.
dTrXoTO/ie'm, r}<Ta,
(jfpvw)
to
make a simple
HI, 570,
Antyll.
in11.,
Schol.
Find. Pyth. 12, 15.
airXrjO'TfvopMi
17.
cision.
Antyll.
apud
Orih.
aTrXijo-Tos
elpii.
Sept. Sir. 34,
Paul. Aeg. 170.

dirXoTOiiia, as,
rj,
37, 29.
simple incision.
apud
airXrjOTOKopos, ov,
20.
i=
aTrXj/o-Tos.
Sibyll.
12, 5.
Orib. Ill, 572, 13.

d7rX6(f}vXXov,
ov, TO,
Leo.
Med.
135.
^zi
oKvo'a'ov.
((pvXXov^
mrXriaras {aTtXTiaTos), adv. insatiably.

Ignat. (inedit.) 23.
airKiKeva, fvcra, L.
pe/i/SdXXd), to
alibi.
Martyr.
=:= tto-
Diosc.
*djrXd(a,
3,
95 (105).
(dTrXdos) to
<ii<ra>,
make
simple.
Sept.
applicare eastra
Job
Tov.
20.
encamp. Mauric. 1, 9. 5, 3, et Mai. 333, 15, et alibi. Chron. 551, 587, 19. Theoph. 277, et alibi. Leo.
9, 7.
2.
22, 3, Triv 686v a-ov.
Anton.
4, 26, a-âv-
To
spread, expand, stretch, scatter,
Balrach, 74, ovpxjv 0' vbaa-iv. Orph. Arg. 362, iWt'a. Dioo. P. 235 dirXaxraa-Bm,
extend.
scatter seed.
Tact.
11, 2.
to
Cc?r-. 1,
723,
7.-2. To
a6r.
4, 5, eij
tA n-XoZow fjwXadr).
(aie lodgings,
II,
920 B,
CIS
dTrXtKfu/ievos
dffXtKTapios, 6,
put up at a place. JVic. nva va6v. [Theoph. 493, 7

^ffXiKfUfievos.]
Diosc. 4, 112 (114) dn-XoCo-ât, to expand, as a flower. Diognei. 1184 B Xdpij diTXovp.ivrj.
(applicitus)
(a p p 1 i c a t u Mauric. 1, 3.
=
2,
pafidovxos,
constable.
Lyd. 201.
s)
ajrXiKToi', 01), TO,
:^
11.
a-Todiws,
Artem. 105, ra amfiaTa, stretch. Sibyll. 1, 11. C/em. ^4. 1, 228 C Xepo-h fj7i-Xa>p.ivais. 236 B, to unfold. Dion. Alex. 1241 A Tats KapSiats Method. 400 B. TTpQs Tov dcov TjirXcxifxevaLs.
encampment.
.729, 16.
730, 11, et alibi.
Chron. Xeo. Tact. 4, 23.
Eus.
II,
745
finXaa-dai, to
I,
have been pro-
11, 1. 6.
djrXoftSijr,
Phoc. 251.
f'j,
promulgate.
(djrXooy, EIAJJ) simple in
form.
Synes.
Nicom.
AfTrXorj,
rjs,
52.
fj,
Ill, 493 C, to Epiph. II, 741 A. em nva. n. Aster. 353 B Pallad. Laus. 1011 B, ttoSos. Apophth. 77 B Tdr jrayiSas rjvXtoiicvos, level.
mulgated.
Basil.
157 A.
dTrXdnjy,
simplicity.
1549 B.
iivKodpi^, rpixos, 6,
T),
93 B, TOV i\dpov TjirXajXivas im. ttjs yrjs. Stretched on the ground. 229 D, tos p^fipas
Eis
(jSpl^) with straight hair ;
TOV oipavov.
329 A, tok
KoXn-oi*.
409
opposed to oiXodpi^. Ptol. Tetrab. 143. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 6, 21.

dirXoi'/cdr,
rj,
ov, simple, unsophisticated.
Apollon.
At x^^P^^ avTov fls TOV oipavov finXa>p.vai. 'AnXovvres Tas x^'P^s airSiv Gregent. 592 dvatSas els Siepxojicvas iXtvdepas yvvalKas,
D.
S)Tit. 200, 16. Lucian. I, 173. Hermog. Rhet. 362, 2. Pseudo-Z)m<?-. 104, 3.
making indecent
243,
gestures.
level.
13
rj7rXa)p.evos,
Agath. 82, 18. Joann. Mosch.
anXo'iKas,
adv. with simplicity.
1097, 8.
anXas.
S. 65.
BasU. Eudoc.
Ill,
608 C.
307.
2.
Dion. H. VI,
Simply
M.
ttirXoKapjis, ov, (TrXoKOfior)
unthout tresses. Antip.
3092 B "HnXaxTfv iavrov els tovs ttoSos aiiTov. 3093 B, Xiddpia, to spread. Mai. 453, 11 Els eSacfjos fiTrXonficvoav vexpav, of dead bodies lying on the ground. 472, 17, iavTovs, having spread themselves. Geopon. 12, 18, 1 'Ao-7rd-
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aTrXw/jâ
payos
^7r\(ofievr].
212
Theoph. 473
19, eTravm
a-au.
x^'-P^'-
yfl
Just.
1,
26
so.
Eitri Tipes
an
cKeivov tovto
"HTrXmo-as
rjfiaiv
ras KapSias, thou hast glad-
opoXoyovvres,
3.
Of,
Classical.
aTTO
o-fceui;
dened our hearts.

TTJs
Porph. Cer. 15,
tov Slpcovos.) denoting the material

Sept. Esdr.
1, 8,
or price.
ayias rpam^rji rnvs 8vo depas.

208, 22, avTO yvpco$ev avTTJs.
134, 20
56 Sxei^ x"^*
;|^y3ucroetd^
Kparovo-L dvo ofTTidpioi dovfivLKoXtov ^7r\a)/xevuv.
;^p7;(rroO
;âXKoO
crTLXj3oiTa
7
'
8o)8eKa.
Esth.
1,
AvdpaKiVOV kvXIkiov
a7r\ap.a, aros, to, expanse.
1218.
2.
Schol. Arist.
Av.
Koracloth
TrpoKfipevov
24, 1, 7
The
veil
of the Temple,
Treraa-fia.
Patriarch. 1148 A.
S.
=:
The
spread on the holy
table, ^=: eVSunj.
Chron.
dno raXavroiv Tpurpvptav. Polyb. Tov a-T(pavov ov ixopcêv dno pvplav Kat nevraKLaxcXLijiV xpvaav. 32, 3, 3 ^T(f>avov Diod. 18, eânotTTeiXas dno xpvcrav pvplav.
4, p.
644, 19, roi dyiov 6v<riaa-Trjpiov.
Theoph. 81.
260, 26
Naus
KaTaa-Kvdcrat noXvTfXets
Porph. Cer. 12, 21.

an-Xavco
e^ dno raXdvTcov
stretch.
;(iXi<j'
Kai nevraKoaimv Ka-
aTrXdo),
to
Nicet. Byz. 768
OTOV.
20,
46
^TCl>avS)a'aL de
A.
*d?rXms, adv. simply.
6' elirclv,
Diognet. 1176
'AirXms
TaXdvTav biaKotrioiv. 'AcniSa XP'^'^'V"

nevTe.
Jos.
.
dpôrepovs dnh Ant. 14, 8, 5
^no
p^putrSv pvpia&av
to
speak plainly.
Max.
Hier. 1349
dirXobs Koi mf ervxf (TvyKaTan8e(rdai, random, thoughtlessly. Marcian. 155. Chrys. I, 514 E. XII, 761 E. 2. Really, truly, sincerely. Dem. Cor. 328. Joann. Mosch. 2949 C 'ATrXSr e6o|eV crot p-era ro-
Mrj
at
Orig.
4. Past, in expressions like the following. Ill, 389 B "hSi; dno SeKO irav ovx
rj
^yjûTO d(ppodiO'ia}V,
Ka\ ek naiboiv
ovx
ij'âTO.
Chal. 1565
C "AvBpa dno
nevrrjKovra erav 6p-
BoSoôv ovra prjbenorc

T<3 pico TovToa
/xijSe
Xovcrdpevov e^ oS
aovTovs K67rovs
eacrat SarXairiKos,
rj,
Km
rotravrqv ao-KrjfTLU eâ> pe
6v,
simplifying.
Pseudo-Dion.
noi
7.
dnerdâTo, these fifty years past. Kuagr. 4, 33 'Atto tovtwv nevTTjKovTa Kal npos ye XP^^^^ ovTE ofpdevra Ta, ovre ratv ini t^s
yrjs Tivos peTiXr](f>6Ta.
121 B,
airXaros,
evcocisov,
(ttXcog),
TrXeoi)
navigable.
Cleomed. 11, 33.

682, 29, et alibi.
aTTvefis, es,
S^raJ. 12, 3,
PAiVon
I,
1,
5. Off, with nouns denoting extent. Diod. 51 ^'Endvca de t^s n6\ea}s dirb dcKa o'xotvav
1,
=
rj,
XipvTfv mpvê.
97 Jlif^v toC NeiXou Kara
airvoos.
Antip. S.
5, Trip,
smoul-
TTjv Ail3vTjv
dno
o-TaBicov eKaTov Koi eiKoa-L ttjs
dering.
dnvevpiov, ov, (wvevpmv) without lungs.
MEpAJjeas.
4, 56, p. 301,
97 Eipeftj ras Tnjyoi
Simplic.
Ench.
23.
(hmoia, as,
(airvoos)
:=
vrjvepia,
calm.
Polyh.
34, 11, 19.

OTTO,
prep. L. a,
ab
noTapos dno TerrapaKOVTa (TTa^lav ttjs edXdaa-rjs. 16,46. 17,112. 18,40. 19,25. n, 584, 43 "Sivpplâs he avra ttjs TrdXeois djro Dion. H. I, 39, 3. 347, hiaKocrLav araSitov.
Ex<t>v 6
xmo, by, after passive

1,
13 'Atto TETTapaKOvra a-TaSiav peva.

pEvos.
ttjs
Paprjs
kei-
forms.
Sept. Esdr. 1,
46 'OpKia-dfis
ro>
am
507,
8.
Ill,
1809, 12 Tfjv te nparqv

Trjs TrdXecos notTjird-
Tov âaikeias Na/3ou;(oSoi/o(rop

piov.
ovopari kvIll,
pdxTJv dno (TTabioiV okto)

Strab. 5,
2,
Polyb.
1,
34, 8.
Dion. H.
1768,
8.
8,
3,
4 "Eo-tl
8e'
ns
ttjs
16
^vvdrjparos dpdevTos dno tov arpaTrjyoij. Strab. 5, 4, 12. Marc. 8, 31 as v. 1. Luc. 6,

18. 20,
tiKpa TTjs 'HXei'ay
npotrôppos dno i^rjKOVTa

10, 5, 18.
Avpris, so. oTaSiav.

Sacri 8' aTTO Seku
11, 2, 9 'EkSi-
9,22.
17,25.
31,
Jacob.
5, i.
/os.
Ant.
8,10 Tou? anaTri6evTas

Iren.
I,
otto tlvos dvBpanrov
6d\a(ra-av.
araSiav T^s Kmpjjs eIs ttjv Joann. 21, 8 Ov yap Tjtrav paxpav
y6r)Tos.
5,
2.
^Jms.
II,
325 C.
ano
TTjs yris,
oKKa
i>s
Athan.
Itowmv.
224 C. (Compare ex after passive forms; as Her. 6, 13 Ta yLv6p.eva ex ratv

6,
Jos. Ant. 14, 13, 9.
11, 5, 8
dno nrfx^v &iaKoaimv. SoXmyKray mro

off.
nevraKocriav eottjo-e noS&v, he stationed trum-
22 'Ek tSv crTparrjymv tS>v a-cfim-
peters five
hundred feet
Plut.
I,
265 A.
276, 97.
ptov
jToirjOev.')
357 E.
446, 43.
of.
Just. Cohort. 13.
App.
I,
2.
0/, in the expression 6 an-d, disciple,
Galen. VI, 393 F.
follower,
member
Galen.
Vm,
68
MwiJa-ov Koi XpioTov, the Jews and the Christians. Sext. 187, 21 Oi aTro t^j o-fcethe sceptic philosophers. i|/-e(0E, 261, 29 01
dirb 'EwiKovpov,
dm
pETa TOV. Sext. 35, 19 'O pEV dno iâpi&os nepirjEi, having no other garment. Const. (536), 1204 C 'An-6
AioyevTjs
6.
With_^
anxaplmv SvTav
nics.
the
Epicureans.
Zos. 115,
Ka\ dwnodfiroiv, having no other garments but their tunics; in their tu-
21 ElS TMJ/ OTTO

X^r,
TTJS iv
âprj (TVyKXrJTOV /3ou-
fiy ti/ TTJs iv Pa>p!! o-vyKKr/Tov /3ouX^r.
227, 4
A/ia tkti
rav
see
otto Ttjs yepovcrias.
61
Joann. Mosch. 2976 A "AvBpemos ns (j)opS>v dno aaKKopaxiov ccor tS>v ypvaTmv. 3064 B 'Atto vnoKapivov dva(ma pE
<f)aXaKp6s
EvTti;(cl)w
8e Toif diro tou trrpaTOTrcSou.
(For
5,
Ev KavoT-avTivovnoXEi, in
more examples,
TrepiiraTos,
my
'AKaSripia, ypappanKr),
20 Atto a-nadiov, armed

Cer.
tcith
uTod.
Compare Paul.
*lrj<Tov ttjv
Mai. 493, a sword. Porph.

shirt.
Gal.
24
Ot 8e TOV Xptarov
irapKa earavpw-
7, 11 TSv 8eo-7ro' iTtBv aTTO (TKapapayKiav E^LOVTCDV Toi lEpov KOlTaVOS. 170 XtOpiS tS>V
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aTTO
oKKa^llicDV airo IfiaTiov Kade^crai
TTcfijs,
213
ejri
aTTO/SaTT/ptOS
r^y Tpa-
nov Koa/iov.
24, 29
12.
o'v
Than.
Sept. Geu. 3, 14
Sir,
in his ordinary garments.

1,
(Compare
EiriKaTapaTos
:
dm irdvTov rav KTrjvaiv.
Polyb.
85, 4 Tows
fie
Xowroiir d(pifvai nera
both Hebraisms.
1 'Q,(re\
13.
It is
some-
îTwvos.
Diod. 11, 26
'ApîVoJv eV IfiaTia tt/joo"-
times followed by the accusative or dative.
Herm.
7.
Vis. 4,
Ttji/
dm
a-Tohiov.
Qregent.
Ba- prefixed to names of
office
or ^ro-
589
yXcoTTav avTov dn6
p.e(Tov Tp.r]6rjvai..
fession.
Inscr. 372 'Atto kojiLtcov, ex-comes.
Herodn. 7, 1, 21 T5v Eus. II, 1192 B offo iirareias, ex-consuls. Basil. IV, 609 Atoyuaioj' tov affd vnariKcov. B OvLKTopi am vndraiv, ex-consul. Epiph. II,
521 'Ajto dywTOêTSv.
185
1912 D 'Ano tovs KaTrjxovfievovs. Theoph. 460, KXe^dvhpeiav. 659, 17, heKarr^v TOV (j)e^povapiov p.T]v6s. Porph. Cer. 53 'Atto TOVS Aylovs 'Attoo'toXous. 619 'Atto t^ nparrj
Jejun.
'
rjpepa.
Adm.
74,
22 'AttA to Kaa-rpov.
'Atto
Leo
p.expt.s
Oi
fiev OTTO
(TTpanaToiv ottes,
oi 8e otto
Gram. 232, 18
eanepas.
wpav
TrefiTTTrjv
KKrjpiKav
v7rdpôvTe.
520
ÂfTTfplco
Ill,
Tiv\
ano
(ro(j)urTS>v,
ex-teacher.
Chrys.
598
Oi OTO riyefiovav (rocîorai, oi ajro rpiôvvwv.
352 'Atto ttj nevTrjKoa^Ty. sometimes prefixed to adverbs of place or time. Sept. Josu. 3, 4 Oi yap
14.
It is
Pallad. Laus. 1035

airo npayfiaTevTotv.
'AttoXXoii'io's rij ovojiari
TTeirdpevfrQe ttjv
ohov dn exdes Kal TpiTrjs
rjjjie-
1204
KaTrtrwi' rts aTTO
pas, heretofore, before thii time.
Keg.
2,
20, 2
\7j(TTav ysyuvois p.ova^6s.
1218 B.
1244
Ave^T] Tras dvfjp 'Icpaf/X
ToC
220 224
otto iiidpx(i>v. otto
Nil. 105
AvpijXiava iX-
cmlam
Safiee vlov Boxopi.
omo'Bev Aavlh Esdr. 2, 5, 16 'AttA
dm
Xovarpim
'EXXtJvcdv,
converted heathen.
rdre eas tov vvv aKohop,r]6r].
Matt. 16, 21
Luc. 16,
eo'irepas.
'AXe|dv8p(B fiovax^ diro ypafiiuiriKaiv.
'Atto Tore rjpâTo 6 'irjaovs heiKvveiv tois p,adTj-
336
KpitTTTcd
dno
al^fiaXwo'Las,
lib-
Tois avTov,
16.
from
28,
that time forth.

'Atto
2, 9,
erated captive.
Socr.
160 Chal. 849
dm vnarav. A Aiowtriov tov dm vTranK&v. A. 852 A. Apophth. 105 A 'O

420
'AKijXa
Act.
23
npcot
eas
Paul. Cor.
last year,
2, 8, 10.
2 'An-o mpva-i, since
diTo Xrjarav, ex-robber, tliat is,
who has (had)

diro
been a robber.
freedman,
1
=
D
301
C 'Hv
8e
SovXav,
d^fKevdepos.
Leant.
Cypr.
744
D 'O
elprjp.ivos
dm 'E^palav, a converted
Pallad.
Cyrill. Scyth. V. S. a year ago. 265 C 'Atto oi/re eas Trpat, from evening till morning. Chron. 625 'An avTov,from there, simply thence. Porph. Adm. 77, 20 'Atto Kara, from below. (See also dweKeX, dneKe'i6ev, dneKeXae, direvrevBev, dnexBes.)
Jew.
8. Distributively, apiece, at a time.
dnoapKTOTpotjios, ov,
Laus. 1081
XlaâfmTas Te(r(rapas eôvras ws
dvo l| oxjyKimv, each weighing about six ounces.
6, (dpKT0Tp6(pos} one who has been an exhibitor of bears, but has given up his trade. Chal. 1409 D.
to.,
1100 DÊffTt he Kai aXKa p^vaaTfjpLa

Kocriaiv Koi
dm
8ta-
dmâdpa,
{dnoâiva) a landiiig.
Dion C.
TptaKoaiatv \jrvxS>v.
Chal. 1557
40, 18, 5.
Aavfiêi
Koa-'uov.
dm
vofuafiaTau SiaKOcriaiv Kal rcrpa-
diroâiva, to go or
come
out.
3. Participle, tA
Cosm. Ind. 444
"'Exav Si oSovras
dnol3r)a-6p.evov, result.
Sext. 747, 20.
i^ avTov fjLeydKovs
as
dm
fifj
Xtrpwu heKwrpithv,
aTTo/SdXXtu, to cast out, to
each weighing about thirteen pounds.
445
Oi
/SoXXet he Kapirhv, el
hvo
rj
rpia (nrdSia
dpyeKKmv, each bearing three nuts. Joann. Mosch. 2941 B Aap,fidveiv avroiis dm r\ji,i(Tea>s pjohiov (tItou. 2989 D napei)(ev mo'iv
diro TpiS)v
Tois oi(Tcv els
lepta apiece.
TOV vaov dwo hvo XfirriSj', two 2992 AiSoOca dm hvu vovfijxiaiv.
it is
Md.
tive.
441.
excommunicate. Iren. Can. Apost. 51 Tfjs eKKXria-las dnoâXXea-6a, let him be cast out of the church. Const. Apost. 8, 23. 32 (2, 16). Ant. 4. 3. Mid. dnoâXXofiat zz:z. dfi^Xl<rKa, eKTiTpaEuchol. p. 126 Evxri els (TKa, to miscarry. 3. In grammar, yvvaiKa orav dnofidXriTai. Apollon. D. Synt. 342, 23. to drop a letter. 4. To go on an expedition ; a strange
1229 B.
9. Sometimes
equivalent to d- priva-
ofifwraiv,
3036
blind.
B
of
'Atto
doiifueros,
89,
18 An-o aêcos,
eyeless,
Mai.
sight.
meaning. Porph. Cer. 464, 6. dno^dwra, to dip out water. Sept. Mace. 2, 1, Antyll. apud Orib. II, 20. 2. To soak.
a(l>avTos, out
(Compare
Withs
dirdfi/juiTos,
instrumental.
dmaropyos.) Nicol. D. 22
3,
lO.
71,
3. 6,
anoâmXevs, eas,
1089, 15.
(âa-iXevs) ex-king.
Beklcer.
^/irjxe
OTTO XeKidov.
Strab. 12,
36.
17, 3, 7
Md-
dmâa-is, eas,
F.
rj,
L. eventus,
oveipav.
result.
Plut.
Ill,
I,
85
XovTdi h mirdrai to irXeov

7,
dm
Skovtos.
1 7, 3,
Artem.
3,
Lucian.
244.
p. 412, 2 'Oêa-i he Kal evneie<nv (Jmrotf),
Aret.nB.
Socr. 524 C.
off.
fflor'
dm
pafihiov olaKiêa-Bai.
Clim. 812 D.
Stud. 1661
'Atto trfofiaTos Xr/Trreov.

to
11.
dmâa-rdCa (fiatrrdâ), to carry Apophth. 172 B. II, 588 D.

djTojSaTijptor, ov,
Cyrill.
A.
By, as in the phrase,

dress.
recognize one by his
{dnoâiva') pertaining to land1,
Polyb. 11, 18, 1 'Emyvovs tov Maxavittjs
ing.
Arr. Anab.
11,
7,
hav dtrd re
wop(jivpi8os Kal tov irepi tov iV-
over the landing of persons.
2.
Zeis,
presiding
Substan-
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airo/3aTiKQ)^
lively,
214
rested.
aTToBaKpvaK
(a) TO mroârripiov, landing-place.

1,
Jos. Ant.
3,
5,
where the ark
dnoyeios, a, ov, TO aTrdyeiov.

dTToyepitCa
=
fj,
diroymos.
I,
Philon
769.
I,
517, 19
Lucian.
to
374.
(b)
ing.
TO.
aTro/SoT^pta, sc. Upd, sacrifices
on land-
(yeixiC<o),
unload.
Dion. H.
I,
Poll. 2, 200.
535, 14.
Apophth. Macar. 40.

(d7royeve(ris)
mroâTiKas (dnoâivco), adv. echalically, denoting result, as when Iva is used for aare. (Compare Theod. I, Theophyl. B. I, 632 E.
dTToyeVeo-ti, eas,
life.
departure from
Plotin.
I,
1.
519,
diroyivvrjiTis, v.
Iambi. Myst. 39, 2 the true readdTToy^wfo-is

3.
:
1244 A.)
a7ro/3i0a(7/io'r, ov, o,
(cmoîââi) a landing of a
decease,
death.
ing seems to be diroycVecris with one N. Fseudo-Dion, ycvvrjTwp. dnoyevvrjTap, epos,
person.
cnvoîaxTis,
lamhl. V. P. 46.
ecof,
712 C.
Awoyeoo), axra,
24.
^,
(aTTo/Stda))
=
11,
dnoymdio.
Philon
II,
508,
A. Bas!7. Ill, 301 A. Greg. Nyss. II, 180 A. Pseudo-iwcicm. Ill, 617. PaZZarf. Laus. 1218 C.
Plut. n, 389
dTro/SXcVo), to look towards.
Tiji'
Galen.
240 A.
Grig. JH, 636 C.
Lyd. 255, 18.

dnoyevcris, emj, ^,
to diroyeveir6m,.
Nemes.
Jos. Ant. 11, 5, 5
516 A.
diroyiyvaxTKoy or dTroytvwffKo), to îve
spair.
viXrjv
TrjU
im
ttjv
dvaToXijc
OTTO^Xf-
novcrav.
d5rd/3XEi//is, Of, ^,
2.
wp
in de-
Participle, dneyvaaitcvos, L. per-
(mro^Xiira)) a looking towards,

2, 3,
diius,
abandoned, desperate.
6}Br)v,
Herodn.
to
1, 16,
facing.
Geopon.
Oi wpoy ôppav
eôvra.
that
xal
10.
npos apKTOV
ttjv aTro/SXei^tv
dTToyXavKoopxit,
(yXavKoofuu)
3,
have a
dnoPXrjpa, aros, to, (aTro/SdXXo))
which
is
yXavKiOfUi-
Diod.
Plut.
thrown away.
municated.
2.
Sept. Sap. 13, 12, chips.
yXavKcodivToiv.
yXavKcudri.
24 Tav 6p.iw.Tav dnoAristeas 35 Tds oi/retj dneI,

fj,
dw6l3\rjTos, ov, cast out
of the church, excom-
254 C.
the
Ant.
1.
d7royXavKa}(rts, e(os,
11. 16.
dirofiXvardva
Basil.
IV, 672 B,
rijr biaKovlas.
Diosc.
1,
64, p. 68.
i<ra>,
drro^Xufca, to spirt 0M(.
Proc.
dTroyXioTTiÔ),
having a yXavKotpa. Ptol Tetrab. 149. (yXarra) to deprive of tongue.

ov(ri Koi dweyXttiT-
Ill, 206, 10,

d7ro/3od<B
uSmp.
to
Lucian.
Pallad. Laus. 1075
II,
341 'Aaro/iois
despair.
Oodw),
fjs, rj,
scoM.
ncrpJvois.
diroyvcoiTis, ems,
6.
fj,
C, TTpd? Ttva.
aTzoôkr),
Dion. H,
I,
212,
a dropping or omission of a letter Tryph. 27. 28. or syllable. Apollon. D. Synt. 343, 5. Drac. 9, 21. 2. Expedition. Porph. Cer. 464, 14, t^j Svptas.
226, 17, Toi ^lov.
Philon
II, 300, 25, t^s
;(pi7crT^r
iXmSos.
ditoyvusaTiOv
455, 30.
despair.
^= Set dnoyivaxTKetv. Philon Porphyr. apud Nemes. 604 A.

r],
I,
dTToôvKoXiô} :^z dTroôuKoXeo), to /eac? astray, to

deceive.
aTToyvauTiKos,
ov, (mToyiva)(yKa>)
I,
pertaining
to
Simoc. 126, 16.

Const.
Damasc.
968 A.
Epict.
3,
1,
dTrojSouXXda), oxra), (/3ouXXda)) to unseal.

Ill,
djToyvaxTTiKas,
24.
adv. in despair.
1032 A.
(ano^paâ)
ebullition.
diro^pacrp.os, ov, 6,
Sext.
aTToyojioa, ixTui, (yo/ioa)
:=
d!royep.ifa).
Axchel.
414, 22.
dnofipeypu, aros, to, (dirofipexa) infusion, the liquor in which anything is steeped. Agathar.
8. Zopyr. apud Orib. II, 567, 4. Sira6. 16,4,17. Diosc. 3, 23 (26). 4, 61. Galen. VI, 343 A.
1440 C.
QTreXXaioj.
Epiph. n, 68 B, a ship.
in the
I,
diToyovitTTtis, ov, 6,
Paphian
dialect,
Epiph.
{],
932 C.
appraiser?
154,
dwoypaêvs, ems, Synes. 1269 B.

d7roypa(j)Ti,
rjs, fi,
(dnoypd(f>a)
Basilic. 6, 25, 9.
census.
1, 1.
Luc.
2, 2.
1,
Act.
5, 37.
drro^pexa
Diosc.
dwoPpoxr),
1,
Opex'")'
1, 6.
rjs, ti,
^"ofc,
steep,
macerate.
Diosc.
Jos. Ant. 18,
Just. Apol.
34, tabulae
27. 49. 146.
censoriae.
Alex.
2.
Mon. 4029
=;; (popoXayia.
a steeping, maceration.
Charis. 522,
53, p. 56.
djt6ypa(f)os, ov, (dnoypd<pio)
dirofiio)
(Pva), to stop up.
Clem. A.
I,
201 B,
dpxcTvTTos.
84.
Ta
TO
SiTa.
airoyaios, ov,
from land. 2. Substantively, dmymov, SC. 7rei<rp,a, mooring cable. Polyb.

Bust. Dion. 99, 26.
(yaia) to reduce
to,
cixro),
2.
copied; opposed Dion. H. V. 604, 10. Diog.
to
6,
Substantively, to diroypaôv, copy.

(awoyvp.voo))
Cic. Att. 12, 52.
airoyipvaa-K, ems,
rj,
a stripping
II,
33, 7, 6.
airoyaido),
naked.
or change
completely.
90, 5,
U, 142 D. 751 F. App. T&v ^Kîbiaiv, drawing of daggers.

Plut.
into, earth.
Artem. 38.
airoydXaKrdop.ai
Gâfen.
X, 536 B.
dTToyui/aiKotB, mo-m,
ydXaKTSo/iai.
I,
Antyll.
apud
Orii.
303,
1.
dn-oydXaKTOf, ov, (ydXa) weaned.
dwoyavpoo/iai
Aet. 4, 29.
Cyrill.
(yvv^) L. effemino, to render Agathar. 189, 10. aTToyuraiKmo-ts, ems, fj, L. effeminatio, effeminacy. Plut. II, 987 E.
effeminate.
d7ro8d(cpu(ris, ems, 7,
yavpoo/MU completely.
A.
(dwohoKpva) a calling forth
I,
672 C.
of tears.
Cass. 151, 16.
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by Microsoft
avoBatravaco
airoSairavdtt)
215
Herod, apud
mrohia-pkas (tfo-fico)),
oBiScofit
Orib.
H
c's,
,
=
3.
barravda) awcfy.
preceding.
Diosc.
5,
43, 6.
mroSacriios, ov, 6,
anofmipa, division of troops.

Plut. 11, 701 E,
Simoc. 44,
airoberis,
60, 18.
(dn-oSeco) not full.
137 (138). Apollod. Arch. 45. Bus. U, 760 A. 720 A. 'E^ dyKavav Trjs iyx(ipr)afais avTov d'TroSfa-p.oia-a. Macar. 477 A, t\ npos Tiva. Nic. CP. Hist. 5, 6 Tas ;^fipar Treptrjyfievas eis Toxmiuo) dnodeafirjo-aS'
dTr6Sca-p,os,
vessel.
airoSeiyfia, aros, t6, :;= dvrobfiîs.
Apophth. 77
Classical.
ov, 6,
bundle.
Sept. Cant.
I,
1,
13.
D.
airoScmTiKos,
fj
Diosc.
6v,
3,
demonstrative.
Nyss.
m,
83 (93). Plut. 1025 B, purse.

Sept.
860 B.
Greg.
Polyh.
2, 37, 3,
laropia, demonstrative (philo-
d7roSexop.ai, to receive.
Mace.
sophical)
TITOS.
history.
Dion.
H. VI, 855,
7,
SexSrlvm, passive in sense.
sponsor,
2.
2, 3, 9 dn-o-
To become
dva8exop,ai.
Pallad. Laus. 1034

Ta>v
diro&eiKUKws,
adv. demonstratively.
Diog'. 9, 77.
Clem. A.
I,
*A7ro8e;^Tat tov Povfjnvoy 6 dyios dffd tov
n, 528 B.
(jTroSeiXia, as, ^,
.
Orig.
1165 A.
Polyh.
dxpdvTov /SaTTTiVÔTos jrapd

dTToSeo), to be tvanting,
to
(8Xia)/ear, trepidation.
lack.
imcrKovmv. Dion. H. HI,
35, 4, 4.
ecus, ^,
1317, 10, bvelv

(d7ro8ei\i(o)year, cowardice.
p,ipioi.
;(i\td8(Bj/
dirobiovres elvai bur-
aTToSfiXiWts,
Polyh.
djro8fi|is,
3,
103,
2.
PZu<.
I,
671 C.
Plut. II,
'''O''
dirobrjpxiyayea)
(brjiiayaiyeto),
e<Bs,
^,
proof.
Classical.
demagogue.
Clem. A.
I,
to mislead as a 933 A, nvos nva.

life.
649
Ai diroSeiêis
Max.
i/OTOi'
Hier. 1341
^xp^"
f"""
ki^ttov.
dTtohjjUai, to depart
from
this
Cyrill.
A.
Eis aTrdSetîv tov 6Vi dSv-
X, 345 B,
BdTtohrjprjTtKos,
Trpds 6e6v.
Joann. Mosch. 2957

Basil.
I,
{mdp)(tv airrju.
dirobemvia
{Scmveai),
Athen. 14, 17.

diroScinvLov, ov, to,
have done supping. lamhl. V. P. 212.

to
r/,
6v,
migratory.
156 C.
aTTobiaipea (biaipeco), to apportion.

I, 6.
Sept. Josu.
diroSenrvov.
Leont.
Mon.
Clem. A.
Tt Ttvos.
II,
584 B.
to
Schol. Dion. P.
645 D.
Stud. 1705 C.
1708 C.
323, 12,
dwdSeiTTi/ov, ov, to, (Scitttoi/)
in the Ritual, the corresponding to the completorium, compline, of the Western Church. Stud. 1736 B. 1749 E. (Compare Basil, in, 1016 B T^s wktos dpxotiivqs
after-supper
service,
Tj
dnobiaKeipai,
(^bidKfip,ai),
be disgusted
with.
Clem.
II,
.4. I,
472 A.
Theod. Her. 1316 A.

Orig.
aTToSidKafi^dva {bidKap.^dvcii), to separate.
161 B.
t),
dTTobidKrjyjfis, eais,
separation, division.
Iambi.
tuTrjcris, K. T.
X.)
To fUKpbv
;
dirohuirvov, the
Myst.
(109).
32,
9.
32, 16.
Prod. Parmen. 674

Antyll.
lesser
completorium
the usual after-supper

the great
To p.fya dmSearvov, pletorium ; used only in Lent.

service.
com1, 7
djTobidKva
511,
2.
=;
bidKia
off.
apud
Orib.
I,
dTroSfKOTifa as V.
1.
=^
djro8e(caTd&).
Sept. Tobit
drroSiaffTeXXo) (biaiTTeXKca), to keep off: to prohibit,
forbid.
Sept.
Mace.
2, 6, 5.
Pseudo-
affoSe/caToiB, ixrw, (SeKaToto)
to
pay or
give the
Dion. 145 A.
dirobiaTidepai, (biaTiBrjiu), to he disposed.
tenth part. Sept. Gen. 28, 22, aird o-oi. Deut. 14, 21. 26,12. Matt.23,23. Patriarch.
Nicom.
l_Philon
1060 B.
.
tithes.
Sept.
Tov Xadv.
2. To cause pay Eeg. 8,15. Paul. Hebr. S. To decimate. Socr. 753 A.

to
tithes, to
1,
fj,
49, (pvaiKas.
dnobtSpdcTKai, to escape, etc.
I,
levy
Classical.
7, 5,
90,
48
dirobpadi, 2 aor. imperat.
Patriarch.
1121 C.
dsroSiSuo-KO)
dn-oSfKaTojo-is, ecos,
I,
the paying
of tithes. Epiph.
Diosc.
1145 B aTToSpdcraTe, aor. imper.] =, d7ro8iio). Artem. 250. Hippol.

20.
172B.
r),
Syncell. 224:, iO.

ov, (dn-oSepô/iot)
Haer. 226,
d7Tobiba>p,i, to
dirobenTos,
acceptable.
explain, to define a word.
Apollon.
Eupor. p. 92. Plut. n, 1061 A. Diognet. 1177 C dn-dSeKTOs proparox. Just. Apol. 1, 43, opposed to /ie/xrrTeos. Sext. 164, 29.
662, 32, agreeable.
to llrfKTOS.
diroêpp.aT6w, mo'co,
hide.
S.
1,
20.
1.
Philon
I,
209, 10.
Sext. 250, 1.
386,
392, 21.
A
Kal
Trjv p.ev
Orig. II, 61 C,
opposed
8dao-i.
Clem. A. I, 1012 674, 24. yap x^pdv evKoyov e7rap(rtv anobiEus. II, 509 A 2. To mention.
above-mentioned.
Ilpds Tols d?ro8o^frortv Elprjvaiov a-vyypdp,p,aai

(djrd8ep/ja)
to strip off the
eTnoToKais,
S.
To
Polyh.
6,
25,
'YTrd re
twv
Sftfipav
dwoSfpfuiTovfievoi, losing the hides.
iiroSepa, to take off the skin.

13,
Nic. CP. Hist.
Dion. H. VI, 980, 12. 4. To evacuate, with reference to the Valent. 1273 A, /Spmbowels. Diosc. 4, 83.
to
state the apodosis.
12 Eis
do'Kî'
avra
aired fipe ttjv Sopdv, he
fiara.
5 Aor. mid.
7,
diroboadai
flayed him and converted his skin into a wine-sHn.

amêa-fieva {beafneva), to bind fast.
Sept. Prov.
Simoc. 54,
or of a
et alibi.
6.
diroSoi^vat.
Pass. d7ro8ibop.ai,
end, to he concluded, said of a Dominical

6fop.riTopi.iaj feast,
which continues a
31.
26,8.
whole week.
Horol.
Dec
The
feast
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aTToBirjdeco
216
;
oOetoco
its
of Easter continues forty days consequently aTToSoa-is takes place on the Wednesday
aTroStrjdea zz^ Sir/Beai.
immediately preceding Ascension-day. Geopon. 9, 20.
Sept. djro8oxoy, ov, to, (aTroSoxv) receptacle. 50, 3, cistern. Sir. 1, 17, granary. Jos. Ant. 16, dnoSeKTrjs. dnoSoxfis, s, fj,
anohacrTcuo
6,
32.
Themist. 236, 22.

rjs, 17,
dnoSuiTTriiM.
CyrUl. A.
X, 24 B,
diroboxr],
reception.
Classical.
Sext. 651,
Tivos Tiva.
Damasc.
I,
71 A.
mrobdcTmii (StiVny/it), to separate from. Plut. II, 968 D, nv6s. Nicet. Byz. lib B airoSma-Trjvm, to revolt.
adoption of certain philosophical terms. 2. Acceptance ; approval ; respect, esteem. Polyb. 1, 43, 4. Diod. 1, 3. 4, 3. 5, 31. 11,
20,
12.
aTToSiopiâ (Siopi'fco), to
Hermes
aTToSis,
Tr. 31, 11.
Jud.
mark
off,
to separate.
12,
Paul. Tim. 1, 1, opposed to p,ip.îs.

fj,
15.
1, 4, 9.
Erotian.
19, to create dis-
drrSBpafrts, ems,
escape.
Classical.
Plut. U,
sensions in the church.
adv.
25.
336, 24.
cmobivktâi
= =
641 C, T^s
diTobpiiTTop.aj,
epcaTTjCTfas, evasion.
8is.
Apollon. D. Synfc 235,

Ignat. 685
= dnoSpcna.
f),
Anthol. Palat. 10,
339, 15.
SiuXi'fco.
18.
'Ajro-
dT!obpojj,ri,
divKirrfievois
dnb
TravTos oKXoTpiov xp&fiaTos.
rushing
Cyrill.
H. 788 C.
(diroSpofws) a running away, Arr. P. M. E. 3, refuge, shelter. CyriU. A.l, 176 C. IH, 781 C.
TJs,
off.
aTrodivXia'p.os, ov, 6, izz dtvXio'p.os.
Ignat. 700
(XTrdSuo-ts,
ems,
r),
(aTToSuo))
an
undressing.
A.
a7roBi(j>dp6<o, a>(Tw, to Strip
Jos.
off the Si<j)depa.
Lyd.
E.
Ant. 12, 5, 1. Plut. I, 48 C. H, 751 2. A rushing forth. Plut. 11, 896 C,

rjcro),
341,
9.
oKohLaBfa
Polyh.
= omaBea.
17,
dcpos.
Method. 188 A.
disapprove.
Classical.
\_Sept.
Troieii' ri.
*dno8v(TnTa>,
(SwtrTreTiys)
;
to
be disgusted,
Aristot.
aTTohoKi.jmâ>, to reject, to
5, 35, 12.
displeased, or discouraged
to fret.
Sext. 16, 4,
Jer. 38, 37 dirohoKip,5>

a7roSo/ct/iao"rtKOff,
di',
Topic.
8, 14, 4,
ei/
Toirois.
Plut.
H, 502 E.
3, uptts
I,
dTroSo/ci/iatro).]
Anton.
4, 32.
5, 9.
Lucian. HI,
Didg.
disgust,
to
i^
ou
SoKifiaa-TiKos.
fieyeSos TOiv eKTriôpAiKov.
Clem. A.
2, 34.
1200
Epict.
1,
1,
dn-oSd/ct/ior, ov,
1.
B, eVi Tois apapTTjfuuTi.

dSoKinos.
Method. 368 B.
fl/1
dnoSviTTreTTjins,
ems,
f/,
displeasure.
aTToSo/xa, aro?, to, (d7ro8t5a)/it)
offering.
Sept.
Cornut. 212 Koto

tically?
dirohvoTriTria-iv,
antiphras-
Num.
<i7ro8opd,
8, 11.
a?,
!j,
Chrys.
I,
349 D.
Olymp. A. 65
Theoph. 29
Proc.
II,
to avoSepeiv.
Paxil.
Aeg.
D.
aTToSum, to divest, deprive
106.
oTrdSoo-iy, ems, ^, definition, description,
tion, interpretation.
of office.
iniBvpw.
explana6.
AiKiviavos
....
drreSidi) vtto KtavoTavrivao.
Dion. Thr. 629,
Strab.
I,
oTToSmo'etw
z^
.
d7roSoi)i/a
5, 1, 2, (TxrjiidTav.
Philon
11,
14, 23.
315,
422, 18. or
18,
Tj
hi
inrovotav, allegorical interpretation.

7.
aTToeôuo-Kifm (e'ôucridfm), ?o 6e without authority

office.
Sext. 178,
22.
487, 15.
7,
Diog.
60.
2.
A
655, 20. 657,
5.
674,
Achmet. 287.
ou,
d,
Close or conclusion
dTToeTriO'KOTros,
(e7rt(7"K07ros)
ea: -
bishop.
of a period, the sentence necessary to the
Theoph. 647, 10.

aTrdfe/Mi, OTOs, to, (aTrofeo))
completion of the sense of a period. Dion. H. VI, 943, 12. 3. Utterance, pronuncia-
L. decoctio, decoction.
Diosc.
123.
.4fea;.
Diosc.
1, 1. 10.
tion.
Epiph. n, 801
o(f>w
EUa yap Kara

ttju
ilfiKfjU
dnoêvmiu
TraZ/.
dn-ofijTem
aiTodoo'iv rrjv yvvaiKa,
Kara
datreiav VLa
Helm. 308,
Cv'^'''-
rdx
natbfs 'E^paiiov
dvp/idfouo-t,
nounced with the smooth breathing. 4. In the Ritual, the conclusion of a Dominical
or of a
BfoiirjTopiKTi feast.
pro-
= ^
Anon. Med. 253.

1, 7.
oTrofem.

Nicet.
aTTofuy)7, ^s, ^, (diTo^vyvvp.i) separation.
Byz. 773 A.
anoâvvvfu (fcii/TO/ii), L. recingo, to ungird. Hence, L. exauctoro, exauctorate, to divest,
deprive of office. Herodn. 2, 13, 17. 2, 14, 10, et alibi. Mai. 370. 480, 16 an-efmo-ftj,
sc. TTjs dîas.
Horol. Jan. 13
2i)/i\|fdXXfTai (T7jp,epov Kol tS>v oaiaiv

T]
narepav
7.
aKoXovdia bta
rrjv
t^s iopTrjs dirodoa-iv eVl

Sept. Lev. 23,
8.
TTjv aiipiov.
(Compare
18
'En-oijô-ai'
Nehem.
Koi
rfi
8,
eoprriv eiTTa. fip,pas,
r)p.epa Trj oySor]
eôSiov Kara to Kpi/xa.
dnodap-êo
=^
dn-oSonfcdr,
Philon n, 293, 26.) Sext. 16, 28, twos 17, 6v, rewarding. nvi. 2. Productive. Nicom. 112, tivos.
dirodaurjTeov
Safiêo).
fiei
Chron. 595, 11. Did. A. 876 B.

dTTodaveiv.
Orig.
I,
1566
3.
o<^pa.
A.
dnoBappea,
to dare,
etc.
Classical.
Polyb.
2,
Correlative.
Et.
M.
763,
Td(^pa
....
d7ro8orocdi inippripji,
corresponding to
:=;
Longin. 82, 8. diroBedoixm Jos. B. J. 2, 15, 1. Bedoiuu. dirodeid^m (fleidfm), Zo render divine. Philostr.
653, 32, TToieiv n.
aiTO&ovKos,
ov,
6,
(SoOXos)
aTTeXevBepos.
834.
Themist. 294,
8.
Simoc. 70, 20.

Strat. 19.
Theoph. 664, 14.
aTTofedm
:^
following.
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airoveow 6eda
aimSfOO)
(fleom),
3,
217
Polyh.
12, 23,
4.
II,
aTToBpiât
B.
2, 1.
to
deify.
Diod.
57.
Nicol. D. 164, 34.
Plut.
1105 A. Tertull. I, 4bl B. (See also Just. Apol. 1,
Herodn.
21.
i,
Tatian.
210 D.
350 C.
aiToBrjudpios, ov, 6, (^diroBfjKrj)
mroBepaTreia, as, (aTroflepajreum) treatment after
L. horrearius, the
gymnastic exercise, a sort of shampooing. Galen. VI, 83 D. 94 D. Antyll apud Orib.

1,
commissary of an army.
15.
diTo6r{Kdâ>
{BrjKdâi),
to
Porph. Cer. 463,

Sophrns.
503,
8.
Ill, 616, 3.
r\,
suck milk.
mrodepairevTiKos,
6v,
belonging
to diroSepaTreia.
3269 C, yvvaiKeicov
paôv.
aTioBrjkairpos,
p. 50.
oO,
6,
pa(S>v,
write yvvaiKe'iov
Diosc. lobol.
Diosc.
5,
VI, 98 A,
sc.
122 (123), p. 789, bvvafiis. 112 A, yu/ivdo-tov. rpli/^ts.

Antyll.
Galen.
438 A,
I,
a sucking.
(aTrodtipioto)
11,
yviivaaiov.
apud
Orib.
504,
11.
aTTodrjplaxns, ea>s,
r),
L. efferatio,
603, 8,
fj
diroBtpaTTcva {depaneva)), to serve attentively, to

be attentive to.
10, TO TrX^ôy.
savageness.
Diod.
567, 10.
twv
II,
Dion. H.
Vit. Nil.
I,
592,
8.
Jun. 73 B. 2. To apply the aTToBepaneia. Galen. VI, 105 C. 3. To cure thoroughly. Pallad. Laus. 1049 D. diro6epi(a> (êpifo)), to reap or cut off. Sept. Hos. 6, 5. Apollod. 1, 9, 22. Ael. N. A. 1,
5.
II,
758,
o)(\av npos avTovs, exasperation.
Plut.
1045 B.
dnodr)tTavpi^<o (ftjtravpi'fw), to treasure up, lay
up
in store.
Sept. Sir. 3, 4.
1, 6, 19.
Diod.
5,
40, et alibi.
7, 8,
Paul. Tim.
4.
Jos. B. J.
7, 5, 2.
ISpie*. 3, 22, 50.
dnoBrjo'avpio'pos, ov,. 6,
3, 70.
a treasuring up.
Diod.
Clem.
Diog.
1,
100.
diroBeppov, ov, to,
:^
/xeXtTOVTra.
Schol. Arist.
diTo6r}iTavpuTTeov
bei dTTodr/a'avpiêiv.
Plut. 1121.
dirodeo-ip.os, ov, (diroriftjfii)
A.
ôr laying up.
close of
I,
728 D.
lao-o),
Jos.
dirodivoa,
{6is)
to
fiU up with sand,
to silt
Ant. 16,
aTTofleo-ir,
7, 1.
rj,
up.
1j.
Polyb.
1, 75, 8.
eas,
depositio,
4, 5.
1,
or verse.
Heph.
p.eTpav.
a period Pseudo2.
anoSKiâ
(dkifiai), to
press hard, squeeze.
Sept.
Num.
Demetr. 12, 23. 89, 28.

4ris<.
Drac. 134,
5cô/.
Nub. 176. 1075 T6 erev Xeyerai diroBs2. Stores, provisions. Patriarch. 1048 A. 3. The last day of the consular year. Justinian. Novell. 105, 1. (Compare
a-isXoyuv.
Luc. In grammar, to drop (to squeeze out) a letter from the middle of a word. Lucian. I, 84. Apollon. D. Adv. 597, 27.
8, 45.
2.
22, 25, tov jroda npbs tov toIôv.
Themist. 305, 22.
dmffKippa,
Diosc.
1,
arcs,
t6,
1,
extract,
in
pharmacy.
Proc.
II, 28, 18.)
130.
151.
Galen. XIII, 162

oppression.
diro6e(Twiâ>
(flfOTTifm),
to
deliver
an
oracle.
ep/ie-
B.
dnoBXippMs, ov,
6,
Dion.
ff. II,
1137, 11.
Strab.
II,
9, 3, 5,
ff\ip,pMs,
Aquil.
rpd Te Koi a/ierpa.

Tavra irpdaaeiv.
djroBfO'Truns, emj,
rj,
Plut.
585 F, ms XPV
Strab. 17,
1,
Ex.
3, 9.
aTroBvrjo-Ka, to die.
^=
\p7]ap,6s.
43, p. 389, 5.
dnoBeTfOV :=: del dnondcvai.

alibi.
Diosc.
2,
89, et
Philon I, 325, 35, ^lov tov Paul. Rom. 6, 10, tJ &papApoc. Tia, in respect of or because of sin. 8, 11, EK Toiv vSaTcov, died of the waters, from
TTJs iwi.aTrip.ris.
Clem. A.
r),
I,
728 D.
laying aside.
completing.
<T)(rjp,a
djrodenims,
ov,
(aTvoTi6r)p,i)
drinking them.
Tov irdBos.
Plut.
Tt5
Ignat.
6,
Magnes.
els
5, els
to ai-
Eoman.
e'l
Xpiarov
'Irjcrovv.
2.
Closing,
finishing,
Schol.
n, 255 D,
dppaoTias.
Tatian. 11,
Arist.
PL
8 "Eori he to
dnoBeriKov t^s
Diosc.
Koa-fia.
Hippol.
Trpaynjs evvolas.
respect to God.
dTrodeTos, ov, laid

17.
up
for future use.
Lucian. IH, 91.

477, 3, et alibi.
2.
;
5,
ev Xpta-rm
'lj)croi.
696 A, t& Bern, with Martyr. Ignat. (inedit.) 1 7, Theoph.VI, 10 AwoBave'iv

'
Substantively,
e^ avT&v,
sc. Tivds.
fj,
tA diroBerov, Store-house
21.
'E(c
granary. Mai. 467, Porph. Cer. 462, 17
diToBpava-is, ems,
(JmoBpavai) a breaking
off.
Soran. 250,
16.
3.
tov KcWapiov Tov /3a(7tX(K0t) dnodeTOv tov
drroBpavirpa, aTos, to, fragment.
Strab. 10, 5,
(TTajSXou.
diroBeapritris, eas,
fj,
{dirodcapea)
a surveying
Diod. 19, 38. Plut. I, 291
Plut. U, 30
dTioBprivea
6pr)vea>.
4,
Tropically,
D.
anoBetoprjreov
or viewing from
a high place.
37, eavTov.
Jos. Ant. 4, 8, 23.
4, 8, 48, wepl
contemplation.
TO
peWov.
diro6piyK6a>
Set aTrodeapeiv.
diroBpiâi,
BpiyKoa.
Proc.
Ill, 222, 19.
A.
dirodeaa-K,
deification.
ear, ^, (aTTofleoa) apotheosis, Cic. Att. 1, 16, 13. Diod. 1, 89.
a defective aorist, (dnoBpi^) to shear, said of the baptismal, or of the monastic, Cyrill. Scyth. Vit. Basil. 188 C. tonsure. Proc. HI, 17, 20 dn-o^ptVit. Euthym. 9.
Eustrat. 2289 B.
5<ra6. 6, 3, 9, p. 453, 24.
Clem. A.
I,
828
^dpevos-
28
Digitized
by Microsoft
60povo<;
caroBpovos, ov, (Bpovos) loiihout
218
a
see, as
airoKavhriKiffiMa
33.
28.
a bishop.
Plut.
20, 18.
Esai. 30, 22.

I,
64, 6.
Epist. Jer.
Greg. Naz.
Ill,
rj,
247 A.
(5w/itao>) evaporation.
(Compare Philon
(KaBiC<o), to sit
anodvfiiaa-ts, ea>s,
11,
dnoKaBlim
3, to sit
574, 29.) down. Polyb. 31, 10,

II,
647 F.
l<ra>,
in state.
Plut.
649 B, through
Euagr.
Polyb.
Scit.
awo6vvv'i.(a,
(Bivvos) to send to the tunnies.
weakness.
drroKoBccns, cms, ^, menstruation.
Hence,
XoyiCo.
to reject.
Coined by Lucian.
dnoTrefi'^rofiat
11,
671.
Suid. ' AirodvvvtÔ), to
Koi irapa-
1265 A.
dnoKaBuTTdvai ^=. dTroKaBiaTrj/ii.
3, 98, 9.
[Apparently formed after the analajToo-fcopaKifw.]
ogy of
airo6vTov
Diod. 18, 57.

Themist. 169, 13.
to
bei
anoBvnv.
dTrofcaBiaTatns,
(ns.
Marc. 9, 12. ecus, f/, bad form
an-OKaraoraTrj
aTToBaprjcra-a)
Sibijll. 3,
(Baprjcrcra)
take
off
armor.
Strab.
Stud. 1689 C, tSiv 6eia>v Saptav ev

Classical.
455.
fj,
TrpoBeaet, the placing.

(airoiSea))
dwoiSrjo-is, cats,
1,
a swelling.
diroKadioTrjfu, to restore, etc.
3,
10, Trjs ifpaXov
-yijs,
the rising of the

unpoetic.
dTroKaBla-TOfim, to be restored,
Mid. with reference
bottom.
An-oiTjTiKos,
r),
6v,
= =
to the doctrine affinal restoration.
ov
6.
TroiijTiKar,
900 A,
els
onep e| dpxrjs
rjv,
Barsan. according to the
Schol. Dion.
airoLrjTos,
P. 343,
ov,
increate.
:
Eunom. 868
we^n
Xe'lis.
C.
2.
8,
Origenists.
aTTOKarecTT?;.]
\_Theoph. 374, 18 dneKaTetmj
Not
V,
poetic
7,
simple, plain style.
Dion. H.
aTTOKaio'apoofitu, aBrjv, {Koitrap^ to
6,
\6yos
VI, 758,
(ppdfTiv.
ners of the Caesars. dnoKaKeo), fjcrai, (^kokos}

ard.
avrfis, she
adopt the manAnton. 6, 30. to run away like a cowf]
dwoirjTas, adv.
15.
dwoiKctria, as,
=^
d(peXas.
Dion. H. VI, 1072,
Sept. Jer. 15, 9 'ATrexdioja-ev
^x'l
has expired.
(djroKdKvwTa^ that which
Sept. Judic. 5,
rj,
(a7roiKe<o), emigration,
with
ref-
dTTOKaXv/ifjui, aros, to,

is
erence to the Jewish captivity. Sept. Reg. Esdr. 2, 6, 16. 2, 9, 4 4, 19, 26. 4, 24, 15.
as V.
1.
revealed.
sense.
Herm. apud Clem. A.

fj,
d.7rotKi\os, ov, ^=.
ov or
/A17
itoikiKos.
Philon
I,
dnoKoKvimKos, 249 C.
ov,
without much I, 928 A. revealing. Clem. A. I,

2,
346,
222.
6.
369, 61.
II, 267, 12.
Iambi. V, P.
dnoKiiKviTTa, to uncover.
Classical.
to
Plut.
1,
dnoiKiXros, ov,
I,
546
ov or
fifj
KetjioKfiv dTroKaKvirrecrBai,
noiKiKros.
Clem. A.
one's
own
head.
uncover Luc.
,2.
To
reveal, in its relig1, 3,
628 B.
I,
Pseudo-Zzon. 212 A.
(djroiKifm)
ious acceptation.
colonization.
1 7, 30.
Sept. Keg.
2, 28.
21.
dTToUia-is,
fas, ecus, ^,
Theodtn. Dan.
TTj
Dion. H.
Antyll.
et alibi.
to refute.
504,
8.
App.
II,
731, 15.
off, to
aiTOKaKv<\)os, ov, {diroKdKvTtrai) uncovered.
Phi-
aTTOLKOvofieai (otKOKo/icta), to
keep
get rid of.

I,
lon
I,
141, 43,
eas,
KecjjdKj.
apud
Orih. I, 446, 3. Alex. Lye. 446 C.
Plotin.
65, 9,
dnoKoXvyjfit,
fj,
an uncovering,
Sept.
exposing,
1,
Did. A. 628 B,
disclosing; exposure.
jiriTpos (Tov.
Beg.
1.
20, 30,
I,
Sir. 11, 27.
42,
11,
Plut.
diroiKov6p,ricns, ems,
of,
fj,
a keeping
kept
off,
a getting rid
be got rid of.
B, development. 348 C.
elation,
70 B.
2. Rev2,
262
removal.
Cass. 70, p. 164, 15.

to be
off, to
in a religious
sense.
Luc.
32, 16,
aTToiKovofirjTos, ov,
eBvav, objective genitive.

25, et alibi.
Paul. Rom.
Epict. 4,
1,
44.
Apoc.
1, 1.
Herm. Vis.
3, 3.
dirounvuTfios, ov, 6, (plavos) deprecation.
Claris.
3.
Apocalypsis,
religious
Just.
553,
Deprecatio, dnoiavicriios.
of several dismount
'ladvvov.
Apocalypse, the title works. 'A7roicaXiA//'
a7roKa/3aXXi/cev<B, cutra, (Ka/3aXXtKu(o) to
from a horse.
12, 9.

Sept.
diroKadapiâi (KoBapiâ), to purify.
Tobit
Job
25, 4.
Mai. 135,
4.
dTroKaBapia-fia, aros, to,
KaBapfM, refuse.
et alibi.
{cmoKaBapiât) dnoPallad. Laus. 1105 A.
Tryph. 81 (Apol. 1, 28). Caius 25 A. Iren. 1203 B. 1207 A. 1192 B. Clem. A. I, 525 C. 11, 328 B. TertuU. n, 112 A. 147 A. 366 C. Orig. II, 857 B.
dTroKaBapia-p-os, ov, 6, purification.
Mai.
37, 6,
1385 B. IV, 48 B. 116 D. 189 A. Dion. Alex. 1241 B. 1244 B. 'An-oKoXuiJAis HeVpou. Clem. A. U, 748 B. Soz. 1477.
m,
dnoKaBapTiOV
43, 21.
=
fj,
dTroKoBaipeiv.
Aristid.
I,
airoKodapTiKds,
6v,
{airoKaBaipa) good for puri-
fying,
cleansing.
i\KS>v.
35
(40),
180 (181). 3, Iambi. Myst. 79, 6, tS>v

2,
Diosc.
'HXi'ou, Apocalypsis Eliae. 576 (314). IV, 622 C. 'AnoK&Xvyjfis UavKov, "EcrSpa, Zwa-tjia. Soz. 1477 C. Nic. CP. 852 A. 'A7roKd\v\jfls McoS-
D.
aeas,
'AjroKdKv>ffeK tov 'ASo/i.

'ATTOKdXvyjris 'A^pad/i.
Epiph.
Ibid.
I,
341
669 D.
'AiroKciKvîs
I,
Hieron.
ijrvxSiv.
dnoKaBriiiai, to sit apart.

KaBrjiievr],
2.
=z
Xcttt^ yeveiris.
Syncell. 5, 15.
Participle,
menstruoits
woman.
dnoSept. Lev. 15,

17
airoKavhf\Kio-p.a, aros, t6, the _

SfjXa.
contents
of a
kov-
Stud.
741 D.
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by Microsoft

airoKairvi,(T/jiO';
219
inhalation,
airoKepBatva)
rj,
mroKairvuriids,
oi,
6,
(Kanvlâ))
3,
in
anoKaraaranKos,
6v,
L. restitutorius, re-
therapeutics.
Diosc.
116 (126).
2, 8.
lating to restoration.
Gemin. 856 D, xpivos.

the
airoftapaSoKea (KapaSoKfiu), to expect earnestly,

to
Philon
I,
24, 21, o-dKxjvqs, brings
moon
wait anxiously.
Polyb. 16,
7,
18, 31, 4.
22, 19, 3. 36,

7.
Jos. B. J. 3,
26.
Theod. Mops. 824

eireXjrifo) ?).
Aquil. Ps.
direXmâ,
back to the same place. Clem. .4. I, 972 B. Synes. 1277 B. 'AnoKaTaaranKos dpidims,
recurring number, applied to 5 and 6, because their powers always end in 5 and 6
respectively.
48.
dnoKaracfiaiva)
::=:
(write
airoKapaSoKia, as, ^,
(rcjiodpa irpotrboKLa,
eari,
Nicom. 131.
ajro0aiVffl.
Theol. Arith. 40.
nest expectation.
20.
Paul.
Rom.
8, 19.
Phil,
Chrys. IX, 581 E.

aros,
off.
Aristaen.
1,
3,
airdKapfjui,
to,
(^cmoKeipia)
that
which
is
p.
14.
clipped
Iambi. Adhort.
,
316, hair cut
aTroKaraij/vxio
=^
dTran^ri)((o,
to
cool.
Galen.
"-^
.
,
Xin, 63 E.
(Kaposi),
to
diroKapoio
p. 574.
stupefy.
Diosc. 4,
76,
dnoKarco (kotib), adv.
from
below.
Schol. Dion.
airoKapTrevoiicu
144 A.
airoKapiriôfiai
= =
^,
Thr. 755, 31.

following.
Method. 141 C.
Clem. A.
I,
duoKaraBev 188 D.
aTTOKauXjo-ts,
preceding.
Cosm. Ind. 181 D.

a snapping,
Kapiroofiai,
244
etos,
r),
(diroKav\iâ>)
B,
TTjs oKifSelas.
a breaking short.
{cmoKelpai) tonsure, the outPoll.
2, 1
Lucian.
I,
652, TnjSaXlcov.
aiTOKapms, emj,
76.
ting of the hair of a
536 A, f) .tSv Tpixav. Balsam, ad Concil. VII,

Spiâi.)
diTOKapTfpr](Tis,
<!>, Tj,
monk. Pseudo-Z)iora. Nic. CP. Hist. 7, 12.

19.
dTTOKavKLo-Teou
^ S
1.
f),
djTOKavKiêiv.
Antyll.
apud
Orib. Ill, 620,
(See also dnosuicide by
dmicaviiix, aros, to, (diroKaia) fire-brand.
Symm.
Ps. 101, 4.
(diTOKapTepsai)
drroKavo-is, etos,
4, 20.
a scorching up.
Strab. 16,
starvation.
Quintil. 8, 5, 23.
Tertull. I,
512
A. n, 262 B.
aTTOKara/SaiW (KaToâivaa), to dismount from a
horse.
ditoKeijim, to be laid
up
in store, etc.
Classical.
Dion. H.
z:
Ill, 1 786.
(iTroKaTaXeiTra)
KardKema).
Epiph.
II,
708
A.
aitoKaTaKKa(r<TB> ((coTaXXao-cro)), to reconcile
pletely.
21.
Gen. 49, 10 "'Ems hv eXBrj ra diroKeificva avra (AquU. "Eta? &v e\6ri a dnoKeirai), where to diroKeifieva air^ {co diroKeiTai) represent the Hebrew nS't!', supposed to be
Sept.
ditoKeLpa,
com-
Paul. Eph.
2, 16,
Tivd nvi.
Col. 1,
20, tI
eh nva.
Iren.
1168
to
-yfjvm
equivalent to apxav flprjvrjs. to shear, of the monastic tonsure. Pseudo-X>wn. 533 B. Clim. 684 B. Genes.
71, 2.
Vit. Nil.
eV TIVL.
diroKarappiirTco
Jun. 97 D.
adv.
openly.
^=
dTToppiTrra,
throw away.
d'TTOKeKoKviifievas
(diroKoKinTa},
Galen.
6 as V.
XHI, 929 B.
diroKarairTdiiai
1.
Clem. A.
II,
45 B.
Themist. 128, 15.
(dTroKKrfpoto),
d7roKa6tcrTdua>.
Luc. Act.
1,
dwoKeKi.v8vvevp,eva>s (dTTOKivSweva), adv. ventur-
ously, recklessly.
t],
njroKaraoTao-tr, co>s,
tion,
(diroKaBiiT'njiii)
restora-
dTToneiiK-qpaixivtos
adv.
by
lot.
restitution.
Pseudo-Pfai. Ax. 370 B,

99, 6.
4, 23, 1.
Chrys. X, 34 A.
diroKeKpvp.iifvios (flTroKpimTai), adv. secretly;
tically.
the return of a star (planet) to the same

place.
mys-
Polyb.
3,
28, 10,
7,
Just.
Tryph. 115.
Epiph.
II,
573
et alibi.
Diod. 16, 10. 12, 36, with reference to the Metonic cycle. Dion. H. IV, 2001, 10. Luc. Act. 3, 21. Jos. Ant. 11, 3,
8,
Tooj/
B.
*dTr6Kems, ov, (Kev6s) quite emptied; not quite Herm. Diosc. 5, 45. Heron 212. full.
'lovbaiaiv,
to
their
native country.
Mand.
diroKevoai
jrdSar,
5. 7.
Sext. Til, 29, of the great year.

12,
re-estdblishment.
2.
Ant.
3. 4.
12,
5.
Kev6a>.
Sept.
In theology,
the
restoration of all things to their original state.
dirairaTetv. Sir. 13, a euphemism Clem. A. I, 508 A. Macar. 564 C.
Judic.
3,
24, toOs
Numen. apud Bus.
Ill,
1348 C.
Iren. 597
djroKfVTeai (/ceirea)), to
run through, pierce through,

Ezeh. 21, 11.
(dTroKEVTea)
A, TOc oKcov, redintegratio. 376, 94. Orig. IV, 49 C.

.
Hippol. Haer.
Sept.
26.
Num.
25, 8.
Diog.
9,
m,
1324 B, toO
iruiTrjpos.
Marcell. apud Archel. 1449 A. us. VI, 1017 A. jBpipA. II, 80 D. Hierocl. C. A. 122, 5. Barsan. 892 B. Theod. Scyth. 232 B. 236 A. Const. II, Can. 1. Euagr. 2780 A. Phot, in, 281 B, tS>v duaprtaXSiv. (For the doctrine, compare Plat: Gorg. 525
diroKevrrjo-is,
ems,
fj,
stabbing,
piercing through.
Sept. Hos. 9, 13 Els diro-
Kfvrqmv,
dwoKtvaxTts,
to
be murdered.
f],
fas,
(diroKevdta)
an emptying.
[^Dion C.
Galen.
II,
225 C.
226 B.
diroKepdaiva, to derive benefit from.
B. C. Tim. 42 C.)
43, 18, 2 djro-KC/cepSay/ca.]
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by Microsoft
aTTOKep/iari^co
aTtoKepfrnTiâ)
{KepjiaTiîo), to
220
PallaKkei6p.evov
airoKoXoKVVTmaK
ing deprived
chop up.
to
7,
of
light.
Orig. I, 85
ttjs
'Atto-
das lib,
tate.
fin.
to
squander.
ierca,
TOV xpovov
wpos
ere
ypacp^s
ttj
*a7roKe(j)a\lâ>,
(KecjiaKfj)
behead, decapi28.
(compare Her.
01 veqviai).
Dorion apud Athen.

Matt. 14. 10.
1, 1, 19,
Sept. Ps.
2.
ov,
1,
31
''EKKKrfiofxevoi,
be
aprj
To
seclude, said of recluses.
Marc.
6, 16.
Luc.
9, 9.
Epict.
et alibi.
Pallad. Laus. 1098 C. Joann. Mosch. 2881 A.

dttoKkripovonos,
Apophth. 216 D.
disinherited.
mroKf^dXitTiia, aros, to, the cleaning
of the head.
(^K\rjpov6fios)
Pseudo-Pott.
Plut.
2,
48.
6,
Epict.
3, 8, 2.
Clementin. 11, 12.

Aster. 396 A.
r/,
Pseudolot
dTTOKfipdKuTnos, ov,
II,
a beheading, decapitation.
headsman,
Strab. 11, 14,
/s?.
1369 C.
ea>s,
408 C. 433 B.
Athenag.
358 E.
dnoKKrjpuxns,
(dnoKKrjp6a>) allotment,
aTroKe(j)aXi(TTris, ov, 6,
appointment.
Plut. II, 1045 F.
14, p. 500, 3.
arroKrjpvKevoiMii (lajpvKeuoi), to deprecate.
Simoc.
41,
3.
150, 22.
airoKijpvKTeos, a, ov,
:^
ov Set diroKTjpvo'a'cfrOai.
1021 D. Dion C. 39, 7, 4, tov 8aoT(Si/. Caesarius 980, tiSv aarpav, position. Chrys. IX, 430 D. 2. Absurdity. Apollon. D. Synt. 267, 17 Tts ouv ^ diroKkrjpaycns tov ....
Greg. Naz.
ed.
I,
541 A.
5.
TTaprjKoXovBriKevm
I,
;
Tf
Sext, i65,
'ii.
firj
;
Clem. A.
ov^t koL
Orig.
I,
airoKTjpvKTos, ov, {mroitrjpvtTa-ai) disowned, reject-
297
Tt? ovv
aTTOKKr^pwo-is
Philon I, 477, Hermog. Ehet. 15, 8.
2. Excommunicated,
Clem. A.
Socr.
I,
Lucian.
11,
768.
TO aifia .... TpenecrBai ofioXoyeiv
rejected from the church.

C, T^s fiaaCKfias tov 6eov.
1212
Ill,
Greg. Naz.
n, 1348 B Kara diroiA^Greg. Naz. Ill, 192 A Ti's pcoa-iv, at random. yap r) djroKKripcoiTis to p.ev n yevecrdai rav Tore
705 C.
II,
265 A.
200 A.
Cyrill.
Synes.
1401
D.
637
A.
a-vfjL^dvTQiv,
TO be Trapedijvcu
r),
A. X, 185 A.
6IB9,
f],
diroKKrjpaTiKos,
ov,
anoKT^pvîs,
a disowning, disinheriting.
TOV Trarpos
avToi).
140,
2.
182, 32.
random, absurd. Orig. I, 1169 B.

arbitrarily,
Sext.
Plut.
1,
112
F,
6.
Excommunication, rejection from the church. Synes. 1436 D. Socr. 53 B. 3. Announcement. Just. Tryph.
Ehet. 186,
3.
iiro
Hermog.
diroKKrjpmnKcos,
adv.
Orig.
I,
673 C.
948 A.
opposed to apiafievas.
dnoxKrjToi,
at random. 1585 C. II, 84 D, Eus. VI, 184 D.
dnoKKrjTos, ov, (djroKoXeiB), chosen, elected.
Ot
115.
an-oKj/pucro-o)
a p o c 1 e t i , the members of the

Polyb. 20,
1, 1.
or aTroKrjpvTTm, to banish.
1,
Max.
Tyr. 127,
ttis
wokiTcias.
Soz. 1553 B.
Aetolian council.
20, 10, 11
and
teas
13.
21, 3, 2.
In ecclesiastical Greek, to excommunicate. Caius 28 B, tlvo. rqs Koivavlas. Alex. ^.561
airoKKipa, aros, to, (aTroicKivco) inclination.

8,
Eus. H, 708 B. C. Ant. 236 A. 280 A. 285 D. Const. I, 6. Soz. 921 B. anoKibapow, axra, to take off the dbapis, to uncover the head. Sept. Lev. 10, 6, 1171' kTTIS iKKkqa-ias.
A,
TO els ttjv avTrjv Tpdneâv. 2. In astrology, the sign of the zodiac preceding a
Aris-
11.
Athan.
I,
planet.
Ptol. Tetrab. 229.

r;,
Sext. 731, 3.
mroKKuTis, eas,
clining
I,
(diroKKlvui)
downward.
5.
a sloping, an inCleomed. 8, 12. Philon
459,
fpakrjv.
ing over.
f),
Plut. Pomp. 47, a careening, leanFsendo-Dion. 144 B. Max. Conf.
airoKlvqiTis, eas,
{anoKiveto) removal.
Eus. IV,
Schol. 44
ing.
985 B.
anoKiptroofuu,
dffdi/euo-K.
H.
dismount-
adrjv,
Paul.
A eg.
272.
fi,
dTTOKlpiTioms, eas,
= =
Plut.
ov,
n, 970 D.
declining,
lapcroopm
completely.
dn-dfcXtTOs,
tending downwards.
Plut.
n, 273 D.
eats,
fj,
to diroKipa-ova-dm.
Paul.
airoK\v<Tis,
(djroKKvôa)
cleansing.
Aeg. 274.
dTroKkaBeio)
Themist. 205, 12.
Caesarius 996.
Nil. 561 C.
=:
(cXaSeum.
Philon Bybl. apud
dTTOfcXvo-fia, aros, to, filth.
Eus.
Ill,
77 B.
fj,
diTORKaa-is, ea>s,
(aKokXam)
10, 3.
dyrj,
breaker of
Epict.
waves.
2,
Drac.
dnoKoyxiCw, la-co, (Koyxn) to skim oil with a shell, simply to skim. Diosc. 1, 33, to eXaiov.
dnoKoip,iâ) (Koip.iâ>), to
put
to bed.
Alciphr.
awoKXau/ia, arcs, to, {dnoKKaico) wailing.

16, 39.
ecus,
1,
39.
OTroKoXXdo)
^,
diTOKKava-is,
*=
(KoXKdm),
preceding.
Orig. II,
361 B.
13.
1072 D.
aTTOKKeia-pM, aros, to, (^djroKkeia) prison.
to detach. Galen. XII, Apocr. Act. Andr. et Matthiae
Sept.
dnoKoXoPdai
1S5,
1.
Jer. 36, 26.

dTToicXeitr/idj, ov, 6,
koXo/3o'<o
completely.
Simoc.
20.
Artem. 293.
dwoKkeiareov
dn-o/cXeio),
= 8
dmoicKeuns. Epict. 4, Aquil. Ps. 141, 8.
7,
djroKoXoKvvTaMTis, eas,
(koXokvvtti)
apoco-
locyntosis
dwoKKcUiv.
etc.
Eus. HI, 429 B.

Classical.
to 3, 4,
exclude,
Sept.
be1
Mace.
10 To
(fieyyos airoKKei6iuvoL,
(gourd-ifcation), the title of a tract composed by Seneca in ridicule of the apotheosis or apathanatiiis of Claudius. Dion C. 60, 35, 3.
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by Microsoft

airotco/icuo
diroKondio
II,
221
Lucian.
airoKpivofiai
(/cofuiffl),
to lose one's hair.
diroKoa-peo), to strip
8,
of ornament.
Chrys.
I,
Jos.
Ant.
16,
329,
T17V Kopv<jiaiau.
airoKOjiîov, ov, to, (xd/i/Soy)

a-fios,
5, TTJs evTaîas.
purse, bag containing money.
^dkavnov, vdePorph.
carrier of a let-
nva.
2.
352 D, nvos
To send
out of the world, simply,
to kill.
Sept.
Cer. 182, 11. 241.

airoKoiuariji, ov, 6, (aTroKoiilâ)
ter,
d7ro(coTTaj3ifa>
Mace. 2, 4, 38. and aTTOKOTTaîôpm

3.
dTro^Xufia,
to
vomit before eating.
messenger.
Cyrill.
A. X, 137 B, tov
off.
410, 4.
15, 2.
n, 406,
Herod, apud Orib. I, Poll. 10, 76. Athen.
ypaniiaTos.
mroKOfifia, aros,

tci,
/SSeXiry/ia, as applied to 2. Abomination the heathen idols. Aquil. Ezeoh. 20, 7. Classical. Dion. *diTOK(mfi, rjs, r/, a cutting off.
piece cut
Classical.
d7roKOTTaî(rp,6s, ov, 6,
practised
I,
by gourmands.
a vomiting before eating, Herod, apud Orib.

put
the cowl
418,
5.
dTTOKOvKovXi^co, laa, (kovkovKiov) to
H. VI, 943, 11, interruption. Diosc. 1, 79, Anton. 11,8, the head(jiav^s, loss of voice. Clem. A. I, 297 B, check, ing in of a tree. 2. Apocope, in grammar. stoppage.
upon a monk's head.

diroKovpcvoD, evcrta,
Euchol. p. 219.
to
(Kovpevai)
shear, said of
the monastic tonsure.

Vit. Nil.
Const. IV, 1017 D.
Aristot. Poet.
5,
22, 8.
Tryph. 28.
14.
Strab. 8,
d7roKov<plâ), to take off
Kara
avoKotniv, by apocope.
Apollon. D.
(11,
Pron. 336 A.
Adv. 567,
PMora
vfj
Jun. 100 A. part of the load. Strab. 5, 3, 5, p. 366, 25 Mepovs dnoKovlfiia'devTos. dTTOKpd^ca (Kpdfo)), to cry out. Vit. Epiph. 60 B.
aTroKpanrdKaa
271, 17) applies it to the expressions
rov
^=
KprniraXdo).
Theognet. apud
3.
and
fia t6v,
without the
in full.
name
of the deity.
Payment
Theoph. Cont. 804,
10, TfKela.
Athen. 14, 5, to TrXelara, for the most part. Plut. I, 929 C. dTTOKpaviio) (Kpaviov), to break off the head.
Anthol. Ill, 10 {Erycius), Kepas.
diroKparea, to hold back, to hold.
ivTepoK.r]\as,
II,
airoKonos, ov, (diroKOTTTai) abrupt, steep,
craggy 2. CasArr. P. M. E. 12. promontory. Strab. 13, 4, 14, p. 87, 7, trated: eunuch. Philon II, 264, 13 yoKKot, at Hierapolis. Ptol. Tetrab. 150. TO airoKOTTOv, castration. Artem. 251. Hippol. Haer. 170, 64. Athan.
Diosc. 4, 9
494 D.
prevent further protrusion. Plut. 2. To hold firmly : to master.

I,

209, 43.
150,
1.
Sext. 657,
?
7. I,
dvSKpaTos, ov, {Kpdros) powerless
Philon
I,
700 A.
Cyrill.
A. X, 1109 B.
tS>v
Schol.
fioplau.
Clem.
Suid.
A. 793 A,
yevvrjTiKav
'Attokottous, exTojuias.
Km
dvrl Toii
dcrdevfis Keirm.
5roK07r<5(B (/toTToia), to fatigue.
dnoKpepapai (Kpe/iapat), to hang, to be suspended. Tryph. Trop. 278 'AneKpeparo yap rj Sidvoia, Greg. Naz. Ill, the sense was incomplete.
Dion, Alex. 1441 A.

Phi^pecfios
1388 A,
down.
ipris yXaxroT/y,
efflf, fj,
hangs on
b, 12.
my
lips.
aTToKOTTTEOs, u, OV, z=. OV Bet dTroKOTTTeo-ât.
diroKpepaxTK,
(dnoKpepdvwpj.) a hanging
lon
I,
668, 9.
to
Moschn. 113, rb
wean.
(aTroKdirra)
dm
de-
Aet.
3, 7, p.
ToC ydKanTos,
Jotokohtos,
rj,
Synes. 1401 C.
separate
? f
drrdKpeos, a, ov,
48
following.
6v,
'H e^dopas
diTOKpews,
lov,
rfjs diroKpeov.
Jejun. 1913 C Porph. Cer. 759,
tached??
Porph. Cer. 70. 95, 13, Tpan-efa. 531 Sxaiiviov piKpov els to evawfiov aiiTov fiepos diroKOTrrbv twv tTKdp.vaiv
293, 11, KXTjTapwv.
Classical.
18 ^ diroKpia.
(iCjDeas)
fj
leaving off meat.
SubTrapa-
stantively,
diroKpetos, sc. e^Sopds, the carni-
tSsv pjjTpoTroXtTatv.
AiroKoirrio, to cut off.
val week, the carnival.
Stud. 24
C 'H
Dion. H.
11,
a-Kevfj
TTJs
diroKpea,
I,
the
Friday
in carnival
990,
vas-
1 -rjvai
tos Ke(j)aKds.
1109, 16, toiij avê-
.week.
69.
Cedr.
657, 22.
Balsam. Can. Apost.
V, 167,
11, TOV ?ixov, interrupt, check.
p.
I,
Xenocr. 52, Tr\v (fxavriv. Diosc. 3, 84 (94), 434. Eupor. 1, 91 -p.p.evos Trjv (Ixavijv. Eus.
555, xpcav 6<f>eiXds
Comn. I, 385, 11. Nic. Greg. I, 303, 6. Triod. 'H KvpiaKrj T^y ajroKpea, Sexagesima, called also, Comn. I, 389, 10 'H aTroKpeas kvpiaKTj.
TTij).
2.
I,
(compare
-j^peav diroKO1.
To
castrate.
Sept. Deut. 23,
diroKpeaxria, as, ^,
Philon
19.
1, 9.
89, 6 -np,evorvs to. yevvrp-iKo.
Paul.
2, 20,
diroKpeaiTipos, ov,
^ =
fj
diroKpeais.
Stud. 24 C.
dnoKpeas.
Max,
Conf.
Gal. 5, 12.
Diosc. Eupor.
1,
91.
Epict.
Comput. 1221 C,
482, 19.
eopTT],
the carnival.
Mai.
Just. 1, 27.
Athan.
cut
I,
3.
To
off,
Lucian. II, 357. Theophil. 677 B. 725 A, iavrov. with reference to apocope.
to suffer
Pass. d7roK6jrrofuu,
apocope. Apollon.
Theoph. 349. ^Stud. 24 B. drrdxpipa, aros, to, (dnoKplvopm) answer, reply. Jos. Ant. 14, 10, 6, p. 705, rescriptum. Inscr. 2. Sen1625, 28. 2349, b, 23, p. 1063.
D. Pron. 387 A, djrd nvos. Conj. 490, 19. 4. To excommunicate, in ecclesiastical lanConst. Apost. 2, 21. 41, nva rî iicguage.
RKqa-ias.
tence, condemnation.
Paul. Cor.
2, 1, 9,
roO
Xei-
davdrov.
diroKplvopiai, to
answer to the priest in the
5.
To pay
in full.
Theoph. Cont.
804, 7rep\ tov htttou.
Const. Apost. Tovpyia, to say the responses. 2. To begin to speak, to address 8 5. 11.
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airoKpiffiapioi
222
101, 20.
a'rroicTinrrjffi,<!
any one
et alibi.
a Hebraism. N. T. passim.
Sept. Deut. 26, 5,
Petr. Sic. 1289 B.
Vit. Ntt.
Jim.
I,
117 A.
dtroKpvwreov
50.
diroKpia-iapios, ov, 6, (aTroKpuris)
messenger, arrir Chal. 1000 A. hid. 1225 A. iassador. Justinian. Const. (536), 969 B. 1237 C. Novell. 6, 2, Jocmn. Mosch. 2945 A. 3009
=
f),
8ei aTTOKpiirreiv.
I,
Philon
to
16,
Clem. A.
180 A.
freeze
up.
dmKpv<rrcXK6a
Achmet. 191.
dTroKpv(j)ri, ijs,
(/cpuo-ToXXom),
A.
TTis
Doroth. 1637 C, correspondent, agent.
(cmoKpvitTa) a hiding, concealSept. Eeg.

12.
2,
I,
Taras. 1476 C.
iiovrjst.
Fsend-Atkah. IV, 576 C, (Compare Theod. Lector. 217 D

eKKKrja-ias
ment : hiding-place. Job 22, 14. Ps. 17,

Aquil. Esai. 32,
drroKpytpos,
ov,
2.
22, 12.
PhUon
II,
638, 48.
Tov
v
TTJs
'AXfâvSpeav
ras dwoKpia-ets
Athan.
1136 C.
apocryphal,
Kava-ravTivoviroXet TTOiovfieuov.
Sophrns.
apocryphus,
3249
TiVa
ActToupyof mroKpitrcav.)
eoir,
ij,
mroKpia-ts,
ansioer.
Troirj(rojmi
.
Sept.
;
Job
31, 14
hidden, not read in the synagogues or in the Christian churches, applied to the book of
moKpunv
Polyh. 4, 66, 2
Troirju-eTai.
Aoiis aTTOKpLaLV oTL
14, 2, 18, 64
6 Aa/3cli' dnoKpunv.
'
Diod. 15, 43.
AiroKpi<reis eSiuKe Trpfcrêveiv avToiis inl Kao"-
1524, 1. X>!On- H. in, 1520, 5. 'AnoKpia-iv beâadai. B, <êEphes. 1004 2. Decretum, decree. Proc. I, 256, 1 2. peii/. 3. Message, despatch.- Justinian. iôveW.
o-wSpoF.
Enoch, the Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs, the Prayer of Joseph, the Testament of Moses, the Ascension of Moses, the Acts Lren. 653 A, ypaof Pilate, and the like. Clem. A. I, 773 B. 1133 C, sc. /3ij3Xou. <t)ai. Orig. J, 65 Tertull. n, 1000 B. C. 1021 A.
B. 80 B. n, 101 C 'Ex ra d7roKpu0s> KfiaScu, to be regarded as apocryphal. 136 A. 1084 Eus. H, 384 A C. in, 881 A. 1769 C. PseudAthan. H, 1176 B. C. (809 A). Athan. IV, 432 B. Basil. HI, 649 B. CyriU. H. 496 A. Theod. IV, 429 A. (Compare
Orig.
I,
Euagr. 2776 A. Joann. Mosch. 2964 D, errand. Doroth. 1720 A. Mai. 130, 17. Theoph. 295, 7, âuiKiKX]. Porph. Cer. 4. Response, the answer of the 129, 10.
123, 25. 36.
rj,
choir to the priest.

mroKpiTiKos,
ov,
Euchol.
.Galen. II, 239 B.
1473
'Ev dvaKcxopriKotri Koi dvayi-
secretory.
Vn,
2.
381, TWOS.
Theod. Ill, 1101 A, fiopw. Theon. Prog. 203, 10. Responsive.
With vn oKlyav, sc. ^L^Xiots.^ regard to the books commonly called the Apocrypha of the old Testament, Athanasius
vma-Kop.Vois
Pseudo-Jaco6. Liturg. p. 39, ev^^ srapa tov

BiaKovov.
diroKpiTos,
ov,
(diTOKpivui)
separated,
chosen.
0pp. Hal.
dnoKpiTas,
Cyrill.
3,
266.
adv.
Leo. Novell. 67, rdîs. distinctly ? Did. A. 609 A.

cjidvai.
A. X, 288 C,
examination
2.
simply says that they are uncanonital. Epiphanius, however, uses the epithet diroAthan. Kpvcfia with reference to them also. n, 1177 C. Epiph. m, 245 B. Eus. H, 1268 diroKpiipas, adv. in secret, etc.
B.
aTTOKpvyjfis,
eais,
ij,
Without
previous
{sine
praejudicio^ 1
Strab.
concealment.
Plut.
Philon
I,
28,

diroKpoTEio (Kporeo)), to
14, 5, 9.
19, disappearance. fingers.
U, 518 C.
snap the
dnoKTao/jiai ((crdopu), to be dispossessed of. Basil.

Ill,
Athen. 12, 39.-2. To dash against the ground. Bahr. 119, 4. diroKporriiia, aros, rh, (djroKpoTEo)) a snap of the
finger.
288 A.
2, 4,
Greg. Naz. H, 404 C.

[Sept.
diTOKTfiva), to kill.
Num.
16, 41.
Reg.
1, 5,
1,
24, 12.
11 dncKTayKa.
Mace.
51
Strab. 14, 5, 9
Ovk a^cov tov
ajroxpo-
dneierafiiim.
Moer. 28
preceding.
'A^reierovev,
'ArriKas
T^/ioTos, not
worth a snap.
aTTOKporos, ov, refractory.
Athen. 12, 39. Ptol. Tetrab. 155.

out.
dmKTayKev, 'EXXijwKcir.J
oTTOKTevva
Sept. Josu. 8, 24.

diTOKpovviâi {Kpovvt^co), to
Keg.
Plut. H,
2, 4,
12.
Esdr.
12, 5.
1, 4, 7,
et aUbi.
6, 11.
Matt.
gush
10, 28.
Marc.
Apoc.
699 D.
diroKpovtns, fas,
dnoKTrivoo) {kttjvos), to transform into

fj,
(dnoKpova) the conjunction Archigen. apud of the moon with the sun.
to brutalize.
Orig.
I,
180 C.
Athen.
a beast: I, 209
beast.
D.
Nil. 193 C.
rj,
n, 146, 8. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 22, 2. Clem. A. n, 372 A. Archel. 1440 B. -Epiph. H, 73 C.
Orih.
diroKTfjvao'is, eo)y,
transformation into a
lost
Syncell. 436, 13.

diroKTr)Tos,
ov,
I,
dwoKpovareov
32.
{diroKTaofiai)
possession
of.
8ei dnoKpoifiv.
Themist. 336,
Diosc.
II,
1376 B. Scrap. Aeg. 916 C. dnSKTiv, quid ? Porph. Cer. 464.

dTTOKTvirca)
Clem. A.
dnoKpovariKos,
1,
t],
6v, repelling,
checking.
167.
Ptol. Tetrab. 116.
Galen.
2,
226
24,
E.
15.
XH,
226
fjs,
f),
dvoKpv^r),
seq.
Di^g.
87, repulsive ?
Sept.
(KTvirea), to sound. PhUostr. 537 KpoTos 6avfui(rios olos dmicnmei t^s yXmo-OTys. 2. To strike. Bekker. 20S, 16 'AwoKTvinj-
diroKpv(t)f).
36b
o-at. TToicrat.
aTTOKpil^ti)
djroKpiwTcB.
Melito 1221 A. Mai.
dnoKTvnria-is, e<ay, ^, (dnoKTviree}) sound. Cyrill. A. I, 745 B.
a sounding,
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aTTOKvaevco 1/36
airoKvêva
223
Tov xpvo-ov.
airoXwov
Nicet. Byz. 768 C,
tiji/
Kvfieva>.
(rai rrcpl Tfjs
/Sao'tXcmf.
Diod. 1 7, 30 'AjroKuêuPolyaen. 8, 14, 1.

brought
tauTî
diroKvc'o),
see aTroKvcD.
'^X')"' being tired of life. diroXciaiva (Keiaivio), to smooth or polish
off.
oTTOKuijfta, OTOS, TO, (aTToicuco)) that which is
Diod.
5, 28.
forth, birth, offspring.

dTTOKiJijo-tr,
Clementin.
6, 4.
airoXeifiiM, aros, to, (djroXciVo)) that
which
is left.
far, ^, parturition.
35.
Diosc. 2, 146, p. 263.
Philon U, 396, PZ<. 11, 907 C,

Clem. A.
I,
Diod.
Prov.
1,
46, p. 56, 83.

lo
dTToXeijra),
leave
off,
etc.
Classical.
Sept.
et alibi.
Ptol. Tetrab. 105.
19,
27
Yl6s
dTToKenroiievos
297 D.
arroKvta-KO) (kvio-kio), to
TraiSciav narpos,
neglecting to keep.
<pv\dâL
Sext.
it
bring forth, to bear.
lonl, 157, 34. 332, 10. II, 396, 23.
PhiAthenag.
Jos. B.
'AirdKcmcTai Se remains.
191, 4
...
SMa-Kfiv,
944 C.
airoioAivbeco
J. 3, 7,
Clementin. 181 B.
(KvXtvSea))
airoXfiTovpyfOj (XctTovpyea), to complete the service.
:=
aTTO/cvXio).
Anton.
ftos,
10, 22.
Diog.
3,
99.
1,
28 'ATreKuXiKSoCvTO toC reiôvs.
Plut.
dnoKefîs,
18.
r/,
default.
Justinian. Cod.
4,
n, 260 B.
airoKvKurjxa, aros, to, (aTTOKuXtto)
a i^n^
rolling.
aTToXffcTos, ov, chosen.

aTToXcKToi',
2.
Substantively, tA
Longin. 40, 4.
oTToicuXito, iVo), (kwXi'o)) io
apolectus, part
of the pelamys.
Gen. 29,
Apollod.
2.
3,
t\
7.
otto
ToU off ov from. Sept. Judith 13, 9. twos.

ilfa. 28,
Xenocr.
70.
aTToXeKvp-hats, adv. absolutely, not relatively or
3,
15,
Died. 14, 116.
antithetically.
Patriarch. 1069 B, ti fiy Kprnivov.

Tt.
Sext.
dXKd
va>s.
crev d/cd/xaTOS
552, 21 -lerd^Km cij
Herodn. Gr. Enclit. 1145, as opposed to opdoTOVOvfieSext. 322, 12. Orig. I, 680 B. Chal.
;
mroKvfiaTiô) (KVfiarlâ), to cause
to
undulate.
Can. 6 AnoXeXvp.evii>s
'
jiêipoTovelo'ât,
without
Dion.H. V, 180,
E.
aiTOKvvov, ov, TO,
Z>iosc. 4, 81.
12.
Plut.
11,
734 E.
943
reference to some particular church.

diroXip.rjTos,
ov,
(jroXe/iem)
not warred on, as a

7.
(^Kvcov)
aTTOKvpteva)
GaZen.
name of a XHI, 158 C.

the
Just.
plant.
country.
PoZt/6. 3, 90,
PAz'fon
I,
513,
3.
App.
I,
I,
758, 67.
Karaiaipieva).
Tryph. 83.
aTToXep-pa, aros, to, (diroXejray) the skin taken off.
atroKvo) (kuo)), io
bring forth.
202,
2.
Dion.
H.
176,
Dion. C. 68, 32,
1.
6 -ô-ai.
1,
PMon 11,
397, 19.
Jacoi.
aTroXeiralva) zzzz diToXfTrio.
Dubious.
PseH. 1125
15.
Just. Apol. 1, 32 -ridrjvm.
Iren.
492
-Tjva.
A.
Soran. 256, 37 (XTroKeKuijKma.
Caesarius
16.
aTtoXemâ) (Ximâ),
to
peel
off.
Erotian. 166.
925. 968.
aiT0Ka>(f)6co
=
26.
Geopon. 10, 58.

iKKa>(j)6a>.
Sept.
Mich.
PoZ?.
7,
Ezech.
diroXoXc'to
3,
24, 27.
to
dnoXtma-pa, aros, to, (dTroXeffi'fo)) that which Schol. Arist. Ach. 469. peeled off
aTroXerrTvcrpos, ov, 6,
I,
is
(XaXem),
I,
babble.
2,
127.
to dTroXeirrvveiv.
Orib.
Luclan.
60.
to
460, 10.
Syncell.
dffoXa/i(3di/ia,
receive
from,
etc.
[PseE
dnoXdPhilon
I,
djroXeuKoo) (Xeu/coo)), to render white.
1165
ait6Krj^w.p,i,
barbarous,
anoKavais.
230, 14.
dTToKqypa, aros, to, (dwoXrjy) the border of a

aTToXavcT/ia, otos, to, ^zz
garment.
djroXijyouo-a,
Aquil. Ex. 28, 33.

rjs, fj,
290, 41.
335, 23.
Plut. II, 125 C.
Clem.
wine.
Plut.
Kaveiov.
Diosc. 4, 79.
Sept.
A. n, 452 B.
QTroXauo'TtKos,
r),
dnoXjjviov, TO,
6v,
=^
fj,
vTroXr/viov.
Zach. 14,
pleasant,
agreeable
10.
djroXi/^tr, etos,
Polyb. 12,
(iTroXauo-Tos,
I,
2, 7.
r],
(dnoXrjya) the end or last

Pseudo--Demei?-. 81, 18.
els
word
110,
6v, (aTroXauo))
enjoyable.
of a sentence.
23. 55, 10,
r]
355 A.
&a;<. 664, 30.

17,
aTToXauTtKos,
ov,
Diog.
6, 22.
to 8e popwv.
diroXaucTtKos.
Basil. Ill,
djroXrjTTTiKos,
17,
ov,
288 B.
aTToXea/fci)
Justinian. Cod. 4, 21, 16,

dTToXetaiVco.
(dnoXapSdvm) receiving a debt. /3', opoXoyia, a reto
Plut. II, 350 D, et
ceipt.
aUbi.
aTToXeySijv (aTToXeyto), adv.
diroXripea)
(Xripea),
bamboozle,
transitive.
by selecting.
Cyrill.
Polyb. 33, 12, 10.

dwoXria-povecD, rjira, (Xâ-pav) to forget.
A.
63,
I,
368 A.
Polyp.
2,
Steph.
dirpXeyo), <o reject, to refuse, forbid.

1.
Diac. 1180 D.
ditoXiSoTToiea (Xidoiroiea)
Hippol. Haer. 178,
2.
Eustrat. 2336
Mid. D, T^K x"P" awToO, fo Zose Jis hand. jSepi. Jon. 4, 8, sc. anoKiyopxu aTroXeyo). Philon I, Tfjv fcBjjj', wished in himself to die.
diroXidoa.
Greg.
Nyss. ni, 765 D. XiKpdo diToXtKpda)
off.
Simoc. 166, 16.

Diosc. 4,
1
'
hiToXivdptos, incorrect for ' A.TroXXivdpi.os.
274, 48, sc. TO f^v.
Diosc.
irpareia.
1,
13, to Xeukov.
dnoXivov, TO,
=:
KviSfios kokkos-
70
Plut.
I,
520 B, TO
Liber. 51, 21,
(173).
Digitized
by Microsoft
aTToKivoco
dTToXivoco,
224
tie
airoXvai'!
answer.
account.
axra,
(XiVov)
to
bind or
up,
to
diroXoyiôpjii, to
Diod.
II,
623, 51, v.
613, 38
1.
bandage. Paul. Aeg. 92. Leo Med. 177. Paul. Aeg. dmXivaxris, ems, V> " bandaging.
94.
aTreXoy^fraro.
aTTokoyos, ov,
S' oa-a
6,
Philon
I,
Ta
amXiopKrjTos,
ov,
(noktopKca) that cannot be re-
&v iîXSr) Sid Tov OTopaTos, TaCr' els d'TToXoyov Koi evBivas ayfL, where evBvvas is
duced by siege, impregnable. Strab. 12, 3, 31. Clem. A. I, 1381 A. Plut. n, 1057 E.
iTTo\i.<T6aivoi>,
to
slip
off.
Classical.^
Plut.
II,
(Compare 3Iatt. explanatory of aTroKoyov. 12, 36 Udv prjpa dpyov o XdKTja-ovtriV ol avdpoi' TTOL, d7rodoi<Tovo-tv Trepl aiiTOv Xoyov iv Tjp^pa
Kpicrecos.)
277
To
iraXiv Tois cmo'KuT6aivov(Ti tov
a)i^\vTrfra ykcoTrrjS vwoKeirai rpavkiôfieuse A invov, those who cannot pronounce P
ha
dnoXoyia'pos, oi,
16,
7.
6,
aTroXoyia,
Cic.
Att.
stead.
airoXla-erftns,
dnoXoiSopeco (\oi8opea), to revile.

ems,
tj,
Polyb. 15,
Sept.
a slipping
off.
Pseudouse.
33, 4.
Dion. 728 A.
oTTokWevTos, ov, not current, not in
Plut.
II, 7
diroXomos,
ov,
(dirdXeiiroi)
remaining.
common
Ezech. 41, 12 seq. 42,

diToXovpa, oTos, to,
1. 10.
A.
6v,
Leo Novell. 145 to cmoKi-
^= aTroXovTpiov.
d,
Schol. Arist.
revTov, the not being current.

d.TTo'kinKos,
fj,
Eq. 1401.
ttoXltlkos.
^=
ov or
firi
Cic.
dnoXovo-ptds,
ov,
(diroXovco)
=^
sc.
diroXovo'is.
Att
8, 16.
5>v, oi,
{' AiroXKivdpios)
Theod.
Apolli-
II,
492 C.
v8ap, water
Ael.
TS.
'AfroXKivapiavoi,
dnoXovrpiov, ov, to, (XovTpov')

that has been
nariani, the followers of ApoUinaris of

dicea.
Greg. Naz. Ill, 257 C.

ia-io, to
LaoConst. H, 1.
used for bathing.
A.
17, 11.
ajroWivapiâ),
be a follower
of ApoUinaris.
dnoXovTpov, ov, to,
preceding.
Schol. Arist.
Leont.
I, 1
752 B.
Eq. 1401.
dn-oXovco, to
ApoUinaris of Hierapolis. ApoUinaris of LaodiEpiph. II, Basil. IV, 916 A, et alibi. cea. [The Theod. IV, 425 B. 677 C, et alibi. Latin form of the Greek 'AnoXKmvios.^ voaiaicmoXkivapis, the Latin apoUinaris Diosc. 4, 69. 4, 72 AvoKKivapis piapos.
'ATToXKivapLos, ov, 6,
Serap. 1373 B.
2.
wash
clean, said of the

first
washing of
a child, for the

baptized.
time, after it has been
the
The ceremony takes place on Euchol. seventh day after baptism.

much grieved.
Pallad.
p. 146.
d'TToXvireopm (XvTrea), to be
'
Laus. 1105 D. 1195 D.

dTroXvTrpaypovrjTos, ov, (TToXvirpaypxivia) not to be
vap, apoUinaris minor,

Kafiov.
'
^=
arpixvov aXixdGreg.
scrutinized.
ov,
6,
AiroXKivapia-TTjs,
ApoUinarist.
Cyrill.
Greg. Nyss. A. HI, 364 A.
I,
357 B, et
alibi.
Naz. Ill, 21 7 C. Theod. IV, 428 A. Athan. IV, 520 C.

'ATToXXii/aptrat,
a>v, ol,
Pseud-
dnoXvKpaypovrfras, adv. without scrutiny. Psell.
1128 A.
dnoXvT^pdypcov, ov,
^z:
'
ATroWtvapiavoL
'A/3/3a-
oii
or
prj
iroXvTrpdypav.
Epiph.
bmv.
II,
d,
837 A.
9,
'AttoXXvib!/,
873 C. (aTroXXum) Apollyon ^=.
Ptol. Tetrab. 159.

aTToXva-Lpos,
rj,
Anton.
1, 5.
ov, (a7rdXuo"ts) relating to aquittal
Apoc.
U.
Hippol. Haer.
or discharge from imprisonment.
aTToXXti) rr= diroKKvay, diroKKvpi.
Basil. II, 817 A. C. Apophth. 368 C. 432 B. Joann. Mosch. 3029 A, tov k6tvov aov.
86, 15.
Adam. 1801
737 B.
Epiph.
II,
'AiroWatVEia,
a>v,
to, ('ATToXXtiwiof)
the
Roman
ludi Apollinares.
'
Dion C.
43, 48, 3.
AiroXKaviaKds,
29.
r),
ov,
of Ap>ollo.
Philon H, 560,
2. Belonging to Haer. 456, 52, iiriaToXi). Nic. CP. 852 the close of the paschal feast. C To o'd^jSaTov TTJs diroXva-ipxiv, probably the Saturday preceding Pentecost. Diod. 18, 48, toS aTToXva-is, emf, f), departure. 2. Dismission, leave to dejSi'ou, from life. Doroth. 1720 part. Sept. Mace. 3, 6, 37.
Hippol.
(iffoXoyapjdfffl, acra,
to
(Xoydpiov)
B.
diroXoyiCopm,
Particularly,
dismission, the
end of
di-
to give in an account. Suid. .... djroXoyapidâ. diro\oyopaL, to speak in one's own defence. Eus. Alex. 429 A, tov dirpoa-amoKrprTov biKaiTTr]V 2 To ansicer, reply. biKa(TTfi. Vit. Basil. 204 C. Sophrns. 3368 B, ijyovpeva avTov, contradict. Porph. Adm. 210. Anon. 359, 13.
'
reckon up,
vine service, or of public games. Aihan. I, 760 B. n, 821 B. 'PseaA.o-Basil. Ill, 1316
C, Toiv a-vvdêtov.
ScvÂ. V. S. 325 A.
AiroXoyiâ)
1741 B.
the day.
Vit.
Eus. Alex. 416 C. Cyrill. Doroth. Eustrat. 2^17 Epiph. 68 D, ttjs iKxkqtrlas.
Also, the end of a prayer, or of the gospel of
aKova'paroiv.
Sophrns. 3460 D, t&v evayyikiKav Vit. Nil. Jun. 56 B, tov opOpov.
cmoXoyia, as,
3,
tj,
dnoKpuTis, answer.
7, 1.
Petr.
X,
15.
Thorn. A,
Pseudo-Mco*m. B,
4, 4.
Porph.
Adm.
82, 3.
Porph. Cer. 31, 17 ToC euayycXi'ou djrdXuo-w. 137, 15, Trjs iKTevovs. 2. In the Ritual, it is applied also to the concluding sentence said by the priest at the end of divine service.
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by Microsoft
airokvairao)
225
away,
5,
tAi/
awo/MeXi
to divorce.
rijj/
Every Dominical feast has its appropriate 3. The last day- of the paschal dTToXuo-ts. Basil. Sel. feast, commonly called artohoa-is.
Sept. Esdr.
1, 9,
86.
Matt.
31,
yvvaiKaavTov.
But
Z)jod. 12, 18,
596 B.
4. Absoluteness.
360 A.
Apollon. D. Pron.
318
Kar
diroKva-iv, absolutely,
not emphati-
&Spa. Marc. 10, 12, tov avSpa avrfjs. 6. Intransitive, to come or fall off, as the hair of the head. Achmet. 19. 7. Parti-
cally or antithetically.
ATToKva-a-da Q\.i(r(ra), to recover
bia.
ciple, dTToXeXviievos,
(a)
absolute, not relative
from hydropho-
or antithetic.
-Dwn.
TA)-. 636, 15, 6Vo/ia, as
Isid.
diroKvTiKiov, ov, to,

pLou.
5edr, Xdyos, îXov.

fids /ioi
I,
;
to djroXvrtKOv, sc. Tpowd-
Synt. 127, 27, crivraîs, as

thetic being 80s
the anti3 'Atto-
Porph. Cer. 115.

t),
AiroKxinKos,
ij
6v,
absolving.
Carth.
church.
sc.
23.
106
pm-a.
ifioi.
Basil.
589 A, 6v67,
(l) loose.
Heph. Poem.
dirrikuTiKr), sc. eTTtoroX^, certificate
of honorQuin. 17
able
dismission
from a
"Eyypaipos diroXvnKr) (eVitrToX^).

stantively, TO
diToKvTiKov,
2.
XcXvpeva 8c (poemata), a flK yeypaTrrat Kol avev pirpov. Herodn. Gr. Schem. 595, 5,
o-xfjpa, as Ava-n-api, el&os apta-Te, <. t. X.
Sub-
Tpondpiov, the
djropaSapoco,
d>(ra>,
(/xafidm) to
3,
concluding
troparion,
;
said
or
sung at the
its
Const. Apost.
27).
dTTopaSlâi
1,
Toiis jrayaivas
pluck off the hair. (Lev. 19,

the hair.
end of
pwv
divine service
called also to Tpoird-
TTJs rj/iepas.
Every church feast has
(ftafiifm), to
pluck
Schol.
appropriate d'lroKvnKdv or diroKvTUwv.
Stud.
Arist.
Eq. 373.
fj,
1705 B.
an-oXuTof ov, (djroXuffl) loosed, freed, free from.
,
aTTopdOrfo-is, ea>s,
(dnopavBdvai) the unlearning

Basil. IV,
of a thing.
Iambi. Math. 202.
252 C, nvosScrap. Aeg. 909 Gregent. 600 A, not loaded ; opposed to B. 2. Absolute, not relative wecfjopTi.a-p.evog. opposed to Tpds n. Epict. 2, 5, 24. Apollon. 3. Positive, D. Pron. 304 B. Sext. 347, 4. not comparative or superlative. Herodn. Gr.
I,
Clem. A.
225 B.
(palvopai), to become thoroughly mad. Sept. Dan. 12, 4. Lucian. I, 234. aTTopaXQaKoopm diroiiaXaKlôpm. Plut. I, 289 B.
diTopaivopai
diropdpprj,
ijs, fj,
(pdpprj) L. abavia, third grand3, 6, 4.
Schem. 580,
deliverance.
6.
tj,
Schol. Arist.
d'jroXvTpaia'is, cas,
Av. 63. (aTToXuTpdo)) a ransoming

II,
mother.
dird/iaftf,
Antec.
ea>s,
fj,
Diod.
610, 43.
Aristeas
2.
Plut.
sion.
I,
31 C.
2.
(âTropda-aco)
wiping
off.
Image,
likeness, impres-
iuc. -21, 28.
Paul.
Rom.
8,
23, et alibi.
I,
Jos. Ant. 12, 2, 3, p. 587.
Plut.
631 B.
Nicom. 50. 43, toO ava koXov. Adhort. 308.

Sept.
2, 12, 30.
Iambi.
2. Redemption, in a religious sense.
Paul. Martyr. Path. 1412 A. 3. Redemption, the second baptism of the Marcosians. Iren. 548 A. 588 'B. 657 B. 664 B, 665 A. Hippol. Haer. 300, 82. 7.
djropAipTvpea (paprvpea), to testify.
Mace.
tois
Bom.
3,
24.
Cor.
1, 1,-
30, et alibi.
Polyb. 31,
31, 18,
7,
20,
mneieapxrjKhaL
Toiis PoSious.
irepl
4 'Airopaprvpovvraiv
TOP MeVuXXoi' rois
napd Toi irpeafivTfpov

avrovs cxpi.
irapayeyovoo'i irpetJêvrais 8i6ti kol ty)v Kvprjvrjv
Q vearepos Koi t6 irvevpa dt
aTToXiJTiBf (aTToXuTos),
adv. absolutely, not relairpos
32, 1, 2 ^ ATTOpapTvpovvTcov Kat o-vveTrtO'XVOVTQyv

T(5 veaiTepto
tively
opposed to
322,
3.
7.
n,
or to IStKas.
perd jroXX^f
iirto,
(rnovSrjs, in
favor
of.
Sext. 31, 30.
529, 16.
Chal. Can.
6.
Plut. II, 860 C.

diTopaCpopiâi,
Men. Rhet. 316,

aTroXia, to dismiss
20.
(pa(p6piou) to strip one of the

1,
from attendance.
Aristeas
N. T. saepe. Jos. Ant. 14, 15, 11. 2. To dismiss the congregation at the end
of the service
Apost.
8,
;
mafoTS.
dnopaxein,
Athan.
r)(Ta,
229 C.
to
(cmopaxos)
abstain from war.
Simoc. 139, 15.

diropetXitraopai (peiXi<T(ropai), to propitiate, paci-
said of the priest.
Const.
15. 37. 9 'A7ro\vf(rd ol iv peravola,
fy.
Dion. H.
I,
96, 7.
VI, 924,
9, 2.
3.
Philon
2.
depart, ye penitents.
3.
eKKKrjo-iav
Apophth. 269 B, t^v (presbyter). Eus. Alex. 416 D.

to
11,477,11.
Jos. Ant. 19,
B.J. 1,11,
diropeiovpiâ, iao), (peiovpos) to bring to a point.
Intransitive, to end,
be ever,
as a
Nicom. 125.
djTopewa
828 C Kai ovrais aTraXvei, the service ends. Apophth. Isaac Theb. 2. Doroth. 1720 A. Mai. 474, 11. Stud. 1708 B 'ATToXiJei 6 gp^/jos. Porph. Cer. 212, 16. 4. Tb dismiss from this world, ?o Ze< <?ie ; said of God. In the passive, to die. Sept. Gen. 15, 2 ''Eya> de dnoKvop.ai areKvos.
meeting.
Epiph.
11,
HeT-od.
apud
Orib. II, 166, 3.
peioa.
68.
Alex. Trail. 507.
Antec.
Sophrns. 3516 D. Simoc. 113, 19. aTTopflaxTis, fas, fj, diminution. Max. Conf U, 73 A.
1, 6, 3, p.
dTTopcXi, iTos, TO, (pcXi) honey-water,
obtained
by washing the wax after the honey has been expressed. Diosc. 5, 17. Galen. VI,
128 A,
Antyll.
Orib.
I,
Num.
ic.
20, 29 'AireXidri 'Aapav.
2, 29.
o 6ehs
Mace. 2, 7, 9. n, 107 C. 108 C "Eas hv 5 To put avrhs dnoXvari finds.

Plut.
a sort of oxymel (XII,
258 F).
apud
Orib.
I,
416, 5.
Philagr. apud
365, 8.
368, 6.
29
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airoixefiôiiat,,
ajrofieiiipofuii
226
dTTopoXiôa,
to
avoveKp(0cn<;
mo-o),
=z
ê/i0o/uu.
Plut.
II,
229 B.
<o
Sept. Job 32, 27. Oenom. apud Eus. Ill, 361
A.
dTTo/ieVo) (fteVm),
remain, remain over or 6e-
L. replumbo, Lyd. 97, 1. diTopovevs, ear, d, (airop^va) apparently the keeper of the palace during the emperor's
(jioKiôs)
free from lead.
OHjf. HI, 836 377 C. II, 181 C Kipoiivrai aiTOfiivew 'lovhaioi. Apocr. Act. Barn. 8, cKei. Act. Andr. _8 Oibe yap fiia ttoKis airejxeivev iv Tji 'Axata, iv i] ra Upa avTav oiiK iyKarekeLLyd. 160, 18. 182. (f)6i]iTav Koi rjprjp.a>vTai. Mai. 66, 20, oVto-^fi/ rm Proc. II, 564, 9.
Amc?, remain or stay af Aome.
absfenoe,
or the emperor's
8.
deputy.
Porph.
495, 5 Oi
A.
^lÂan.
I,
Cer. 496,
497, 13.
(Compare
diropeivavTes Spxovres.
p,eivas
K. T. X.
503, 6 'O toLvov dvairoeirdpôv,
pera roO payiarpov koi toS

506, 2 *0 Siewav.)
fj,
drropoa-ts, ems,
z=
to dnopviivcu,.
Nicet. Byz.
773 A.
dirop-opypa, otos, to, (diropopyvvpi) likeness, im-
Xaoi.
33. p.
Id.
385, 20.
460, 11.
Leo. Tact. 4,
Porph. Cer. 415, 16. 153, as water in a cup.

to
Achmet. 175, 2. In arith-
pression.
Pseudo-J)ion. 644 B.
not to initiate.
diropvecu {pvea>)
Pseudo-2)io.
Themist.
metical division,
remain.
Max. Con/.
tS>v
1001 A.
d'TTopv^da
Comput. 1236 A.
Andr. C. Method. 1332
Tairas (365) dvaKvaas Bia p.veL Ilia, that is Af^ 52
enra anoetc.
342,9.
oTTo/ivffi)
7 -(- 1.
= =
pv^dco.
Aster,
p,iâ>.
Artem. 416.
B.C.-
anojMpiâ,
Classical.
to
separate,
to
distinguish,

to
'A.irop.e-
dnopvios, ov, ip.via) keeping offflies. 'Ampvios Paus. 5, 14, Zeis, Zeus the Averter offlies.
1.
fiept(TTm TO ypd(j)ai Kat ypd(f>eis els ra npoa-ama,
are assigned
diToveiiiii.
persons.
2.
To assign
7.
Clem. A.
5, 17.
A.
Hermes
Tr. latrom. 387,
Fly-god.
297.
I, 117 A. (Compare Ael. Also the Hebrew Baal-Zebub, See pviaypos.)
TH.
the
anop,epifiva.m (liepifivda)), to be free from anxiety.
anop.vKTLâ>, icra,
p,vKTqpiâ>.
Lucian. HI,
Clem. A.
Leant. Cypr. 1684 D,

aTrofiepia-fios,
Trepl
avrov.
ov,
6,
{aTTopiepiâi)
separation.
diropvKTKTpos, ov,
I,
6,
:=^ pvKTTjpio'fios.
Basil.
IV, 1101
Oiik diropepia-ixov toO irpo-
452 B.
rjs, f],
repov els to deirepov.

diropriKodev
(prjuos),
Chron. 585,
1,
divorce.
djropvâ,
adv.
from
to
afar.
Anast.
the
legs.
dnopvîa,
as,
t),
^= pvâ. ^= pva.
Drac. 72, 1. Bekker, 432, 9
'Atto-
Sin. 104 B.
dnopT)p6a>,
a>aa),
(^p.j)p6s)
pv^la, aKaBaptria.
open
diTopv^Ls, ebis,
Tj,
(aTTopiKTa'a)
a blowing of
one's
Moschn. 49.
diropiprjijui,
nose.
Plut.
n, 1084 C.
aTos, to,
(diroptpeopai) copy, imita-
diropvovplâ, incorrect for dnopeiovplâ.
tion.
Diod.
diropia-eo)
2, 8, p.
122, 73.
fiMre'to.
Themist. 233, 12.
aiTopiTpoa,
a>cro>,
{pirpa) =zz diroKiSapoco.
Phi-
dnopvplâ (jivpiâ), to wipe off dnopvpiapa. Stud. 1664 C. Nicet. Paphl. 561 C Imv dylav Tpt^SiV aTropvpio'SeLO'av.
aTTopvpuns,
ea>s,
r/,
Ion
I,
562, 30.
Steph. Diac. 1160
:::=
to dwopvplêiv.
Nicet.
d7r6pp.aTos, ov, (op.pa) blind.
Paphl. 561 D.
diropvpurpa, otos, to, (cmopvplâ) the fragrant
C.
aTTo/ijLwzToo), aa-co, (aTTop-pxiTosy to
blind.
Genes.
84,4.
diTopvrjp.6vevpa, aTos, to, plural
fluid which is believed to exude from the relics of distinguished saints. Stud. 1109 A.
para, memoirs.
Just.
Apol.
to diropvrjpovev1, 66 Oi yap

dwopxpaKiâi (op-tfyaKiâ)), to cause to ripen, simply
to ripen.
aTTOtrroXot ev Tols yevopevoLS vtt
pvripovevpaa-iv,
avTav dno& KaKelrai evayyeXia. 67 Ta aTTopvrjpovevpxLTa rav aTroo'ToXav, memoirs by

the apostles; the Gospels.
dTTopiopaivo)
B.
diropa>p6a>
105. 106.
Tryph. 100. 101. Eus. IV, 224 B.

Classical.
= =
Fseud-HippoL 852 B.
following.
CyriU. A.
I,
181
p,<up6a)
strengthened,
to
1.
render
foolish.
6,
Dvosc. 4, 76, p. 574 as v.
AU.
diTopvripoveva, to relate, etc.

8, 3, 30,
Strab.
roij
17, p.
105
rjo-O),
b, 4.
p. 137,
13
ATTopvrjpovevovm be
oTi)
dirovapKom,
(yapKaa)
to
become torpid or
Ev.s. HI,
*EtSiou
Siori
1,
(==:
vfiih
....
emev.
Just.
benumbed.
Clementin.
Plut. II, 8 F, irpos tovs wovovs.

1,
Apol.
pels.
33,
reference to the
portion, share.
GosInscr.
14, metaphorically.
517 C.
Sept.
Athan.l, 369 C.
fj,
*(j7r6/ioipa, as, ^, (fioipo)
dTTOvdpiojais, ems,
(cmovapKcuo) the becoming
4697, 15.
5, 9, 2.
15, 5, 3,
Ezech. 45, 20. Anton. p. 753.

904.
Jos. Ant.
2, 1.
torpid.
Plut.
II,
652 D.
diroveKpom (veKpom'), to
Jos.
28.
make dead.
et alibi.
Diod. 14,
diropoipdopAii (^poipda), to divide, to share.
Epict.
1,
5,
5,
Lucian.
Epict.
II,
Ant. 18,
pheus).
8, 7, p.
105.
aTTopolpiov, ov, TO, part.
Anthol.
II,
115
(Âl-
dnovcKprnins, ems, ^,
a becoming dead.
1,
5,4.
Digitized
by Microsoft
airovîMjaK
a,irovefiri(Tts,
227
distribution.
airo^vvw
Apost.
8, 1 1
ems,
38.
rj,
{dnovefuo)
Els 8e vrroSioKovos 8180x0)
diroviyjfiv
Tlieol. Arith.
Anton.
8.
8, 6.
Galen. IV.
XeipSiv Tots iepevai,
147 B.
Orib.
ni, 42,
oy,
Pseudo-IH'ora. 377
A.
aTrove/iT/TtKds,
17,
water upon the Dion. 440 B.
a subdeacon pour hands of the priests. PseudoAchmet. 231.

let
and
distributive.
Philoii
I,
61,
aTTOvoea {airovoeopaC), to render desperate.
Jos.
10,
Tool/
KaT aîav.
Anton.
CKaara.
jI.
I,
1,
16 Eir to kot'
d|iai airovenrinKov
nvi
B.
TtTO9.
CTem.
Galen. II, 248 A, 328 A, nvos. 1004

Diog.
126.
Ant. 18, Papaiav.
1,
ATTovorjo-avTos avrovs diroaTrjvai
anovos, ov, relieving pain, as a medicine : feeling no pain, as a patient. Strab. 3, 4, 18,
p. 2, 57, 15.
dTrofefiijTOcSs,
adv. distributively.
7,
Diosc.
r/,
3,
100 (110).
7,
drrdveufia, aros, to,
=^
dirSveva-is.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
dirovoaTrjtns, eas,
(dnovooTea)) return home.

17
156 B.
aTTOvevpom,
Suid. 'AiroicKifm rS>v opiav, avri tov
Arr. Anab.
diTovov6eTea>
7, 4, 3,
oot.
to
12, 1, ^ o'kahe.
beguile.
aTToveviMi.
at(ra3,
(yovdereoi),
6,
delude,
(yvp6a)) to
don.
Galen. IV, 37
change into a ten2. To ener-crdai.
I,
Polyb. 15,
pevoi,
6 'Ytto Tfjs Tv\ris dnovovBerov-
having our heads turned.

ov,
vate =z: eKvevpiâ.

airovevcns, cms,
fj,
Cyrill.
A.
300 A.
dw6vov(Tos,
(roOo-or)
free
from
disease.
{arrpvevai) inclination towards,

I,
Synes. 1613 A.
dTTowKTepevo) {yvKrepeva), to pass the night
tendency.
Kiav.
Orig.
436 C,
5rpos aperrfv
Cyrill.
fi
kw
away
Themist. 289, 12.
A. VIII,
Et.
from.
TTedov.
Plut.
n, 195 F.
to
I,
186 C, roi arparoto
1021 D.
789, 35.
carovripia,
Max. Conf.
Schol. 44 C.
aTrovfjpcvTos, ov, (irovrjpevopm) guileless.
M.
dTTowardôi (yv(TTd^(a),
asleep, to slumber.
take a nap,
2, 20, 12.
fall
Epict.
4, 9, 16.
'Ajro/iep-
as,
fj,
the being dnovijpos.
Vit.
Nil.
Plut.
I,
872 P.
Phryn. P.
S. 28,
Jun. 60 B.
dmvrfpos, ov,
487,
10..
p.T]pi(Tai,
djrowtTTaâi.
ov or
Orih.
/irj
itovJfpos.
Dion. H. V,
Poll. 6, 142.
dTiowtTTOKTeov
1,
= S
12.
diTovvfTTdêiv.
Clem. A.
Philon
II,
I,
519, 18.
492 C.
(to|),
Antyll.
apud
416,
8.
Leont. Cypr.
dnovvx''OV
adv.
early in
the
morning.
1,
1684 B, unsophisticated.
dwoKijo'dca, axra,
Chron.
623,
(Compare Marc.
35
(yqiros)
to
make
into
an
island.
Hpiot evwxov Xiav, very early in the morning.)

dirovixta-pa, aros, to,
nails.
(d7roTO;îf<")
Euagr. 2809 A.
d?row)CTTU(i), euffo), (yriarevai) to
break off a fast,
"^
paring of
the
nails.
to
end a fast.
Const. Apost. 5, 13. 15.
Diog.
8, 17.
rj,
aTTowjoTifo/iat
=:
fjv
dTrovrjOTeva.
Dion. Alex.
Set ttjv
aTTowxto'TiKos,
ov, fit
for paring
&pav djrowjoTtfeo-ât Eus. IV, 941 D. ToO ndcxa fipepav.

Kaff
dirovr])(opil
1272
Schol. Dion. Thr. 651, 30.
dnoâivat
{âlvai),
(yrixopai)
3,
:=
dirovea, to
swim away.
Mace.
Polyb. 16,
14, irpos rfjv Tpir/fuoXlav,
swam
dnoêvlâ
'
Pseudo -/os. to lacerate. AmâlveTO Tas (rdpKas. Athan. II, 552 B, dm diroêvoat.
(JêvoKoyeto),
to
up
to.
Jos. B. J. 2, 20, 1, T^r noKeas,
leaving the city.
Plut.
11,
831 E.
Diosc.
were 476 A.
1,
TOV vlov.
aTToêvoXoyea
naries.
disband merce-
Arr. Anab.
dirovia, as,
2,
fj,
2,
22, 5.
Jos. Ant. 13, 16, 2.

Classical.
absence of pain.
147.
diroêvoa, to estrange, etc.
'Atte^c-
69.
.4re.
to
4 E.
Jos. Ant. 15,
7,
vapevos,
7
diToviKoo),
prevent.
Ouk
drjprjTO.
2.
rj,
ov, strange.
Iambi. V. P. 14, pato disguise
direviKTiBri pj]
irKetav del ylveadai.

(dTTOviTTTO))
air6vipp.a, aros, to,
one's
airoviiTTpov,
self.
Sept.
Mid. diTOêvoopai, Reg. 3, 14, 5. 6.
water with which the hands or the feet have been washed. Plut. I, 474 F. Artem. 353.
Athen.
djTovivript,
9,
38.
a living in a foreign land. fj, 2. Estrange649 E, et alibi. Max. Conf. II, 116 C. ment. Aret. 117 dwoêvoTeos, a, ov, to be rejected.
diroêvwiTis, ews,
Plut. II,
to
give
enjoyment, etc.
Classical.
C.
diroiea-pa, aros, to,
[Basil.
Sel.
501
D
off,
dtr-ovapai,
2 aor. subj.
Sept.
(dwoêa) L. ramentum, a
off.
mid.]
dirovtwra,
to
scraping, the thing scraped
Orib. II,
wash
etc.
Classical.
234,
9.
Prov. 24, 55 (30, 20) Toiavrr) 680s yvvaiKos fiotxaXi'Sos, ^, orav itpd^, dirovfâpevr) ovhev
(furjo-t
drroivXaa (fuXdo)),
to
turn into wood.
309 A.
2, 1.
^^qpM.
309
as V.
1.
Method. Geopon. 17,

to
ireirpaxevai otottov, wipeth her mouth, a euphemism. (CompareiMcian.il, 578 Qepa-
19, 2, 5.
diroivva, to sour.
Diosc.
5,
43 dwo^vecrdai,
nevtratra eavrriv.)
dirovtyjns, ems,
rj,
(airoviwra) a washing, a wash-
ing off.
Orib.
Ill,
m,
104, 13.
Trjs
Cyrill.
A.
I,
Clem. A. I, Plut. Jl, 289 F. become sour. 309 B. Antyll. apud Orib. I, 533, 1. H, 504, [Polyb. 1, 22, 7 aTrmâ-pevos. 18, 1, 13 2.
dira^vppevos-^
216 B.
1128 A,
dpaprias.
Const.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aTTo'î/po?
228
airmrepalva
243,
diroTrX'tjpoo)
airo^pos,
ov,
Lucian. IE,
airoiipio
= dm^vpda.
(ivpov) steep; having sharp rocks. 7. Arr. P. M. 40, ^v66s.
=
3.
irepalva.
161 D. in, 821 B.

I, p.
Cyrill. 4. I, 140 C. Apocr. Martyr. Barth.
\_Antyll.
apud
Orih. 11,
446, 1 cmo^vpai ::= d7ro|u/)^<rai.] the act 7ro'|uo-ty, ems, ij, (a?ro|u(B) a scraping,
d77077/)OTdiB
(iTepaTow),
irepaiva,
4,
Dion. 196 B.
dTTonepdrcoiJUi,
Simoc. 124,
Pseudoa discourse.
Protosp.
of scraping.
Pac. 48.
anoivarpoa,,
Polyb.
2,
Oeopon. 10,
a7ro|u(r/ia, aros, to,
75, 11.
aros, to,
termination.
cmoêa-pa.
Schol. Arist.
Corp. 118, 15.

dno-rrfpaTaa-is, eas,
f),
o)(r<u,
(iv<TTpa)
to blunt
a sword.
apud
Orib,
III,
614,
Antyll. a terminating. Did. A. 909 B 8.
33,
3.
697 B.
across.
aTron-aiSayuyEO) (TraiSayioyfiB), o lead

to
detach from.
TLvos. Tit,
Iambi.
away from, Adhort. 308, nva

old,
dTTonepdco {irepdas), to
go
Plut.
I,
718
F.
AiroTrepia-Trdio
(TTcpia-Trdco),
cmo
B. 1176 B.
to
distract.
Olymp.
dnonaXm
\aiov.
{wakm), adv.
from of
ex ira-
A, 549
dnoweTaâ)
*A7ro77eptoT7<a/ievot ttj hiavoia.

(?rdXXfti), to
9,
(d7ro7rerdvw\j.i),
to
divert.
A quit,
8ia-
aTronakXojuu
Plut.
rebound, to be reflected.
Ex.
5,
4 (^Symm,
dTTo(TTpc<êTe,
Theodtn.
Aristot. Probl.
I,
14.
Cleomed. 79, 12. 21.
o-KeSdfeTe).
686 B.
Sext. 491, 1.
*aiToirdkp.6s, ov, 6, (aTrorraXKofiai)
a rebounding.
Epicur. apud
II,
dnoircTavwiu (jreTdvvvp.i), to remove a garment from over a person. Diog. 6, 77.

d7ro77i7S7;<7ir,
ânondXa-LS, ems,
Dioji. 10, 108.
Epicur. apud Diog. 10, 44. preceding. r),
emy,
rj,
(d77077?;8do>) repulsion.
Plut,
II,
7G9 F.
921 D, et
Archigen. apud On6.
157,
d770!7tdf(B
6,
(77idf<o\
V.
1.
alibi.
aiToirUâ.
Sept, Judic.
Orib,
11,
12.
38 as
8.
Archigen, apud
said
airoTroKnKas (implying dirtmaKnKos), adv. by Sext. 522, 4. rebounding.

diroiraiTTros,
161,
diroirlTrTco,
to
fall
off,
of the
lapsed.
ov,
6,
(Trdinros)
L.
abavus,
third
Martyr, Path, 1420 A.

diroTrTaiBevTav, aor. pass.]
d770574o-o-d(B (ffio-o-do)),
ISophrns. 3429
tar,
grandfather.
Antec.
3, 6, 4.
aironapBeveva, to render virgin.

eavTov.
Method. 37 A,
to
smcar with
Clim.
816 A.
d7ro77io'Teij<
dwoiraaxa, to, (Trdtrxa) ''' ''fi a/fer Ae Easter Leant. Cypr. 1713 A. holidays.
<i7ro7rdo-;((a
(nurrevai), to trust fully, to have full

in,
confidence
to rely on,
I,
Polyb.
3,
71,
2,
ov Trda-xf, not
1, 28, 3.
to
imagine or
to
nvi
'i2i
Philon
jLLoi/o)
132, 45.
Jos, Ant. 15,
7, 6
feel.
Epict.
<i7ro7raTif<Bj
'<'<<')
TO
firj
Tradeiv Tt Svo'^^pes direTritrreu-
dironaTeo).
Hippol. Haer.
oiv,
Galen, VII, 408 E.
482,
8. 9.
dTT07TLTVpiUp,a, aTOS, TO, (TTLTVpOV^ ZZ^
^XP'
^7171;-
diToTraTos, ov,
excrement.
Diosc. Eupor.
1, 95,
pia-fia,
dandriff,
to
Psell, Stich. 297.
Lucian. Plut. n, 727 E, of birds. Clem. A. I, Galen. XII, 391 D. ni, 654. 2. Privy =: Koirpav. Orih. I, 213, 564 B. 4. Justinian. Cod. 8, 10, 12, S".
alyos.
dTroTrXovdoî,
wander,
C,
iv
etc.
Classical.
Patriarch.
1041
ypdfipaa-i,
devoting
your time
Arist.
to letters ;
a strange expression.
dTTOTrXdwy/ia, aros, to,
=:
d77057Xdwj(7tj.
Schol.
aTTonaTpos
incorrect
for
diraiTaTOS.
Parad.
Pseudo11,
Nub.
729.
ij,
445.
077077011(71?, eais,
f],
d77077\d<T)C7ts, eoir,
(aiTOTTavai) cessation.
1129 B.
12.
2.
a leading astray. Patriarch.

ivandering,
Sept. Sir. 31,
Dion. 593 C.
airoTravareov
Patriarch. 1089 B, intoxication,
^=
a,
I,
Sei
diroTTaveiv.
Clem. A.
537 C.
di7077e/*77Te'or,
ov,
ov
fiei
dnoinp.'ireo'&ai.
Clem. A.
440 C, nvos.
Greg. Nyss.
I,
6, wanderer. Philipp. 70. Anthd. 144 (Bianor). Clem. dwonXdo-irco (nXdo'a'a)^, to mould, form. A. II, 401 A.
dTTonXavias, ov,
II,
724 A.
d7707re/i77TiKdr,
ij,
d7ro?7XcK(o (TrKsKoi), to
dv, relating to escorting.
unbraid, unravel.
Pallad.
Men,
A. X,
Laus. 1081 C.
d>7077Xeuôi'oy, 6, znz O'Kafifiavia,
PJiet. 132, 10.

<i77d?7e/i77T0, OV,
139, 5.
to be
Diosc. 4, 168
dismisscd.
Cyrill.
889 B,
tS>v
Upav
ydfiaiv.
(jrefvirroi)
to
d7rowXi7^(os, ov,
of aTraneXriîa.
f),
Dubious.
AUx.
dTToncfinroco, aaia,
give the fifth

diTOTrKripotjiopia, as,
part of anything.
Sept.
I,
Gen. 41, 34. 47, 26,

468, 31.
(7r\ripo<f)opia)
entire satis-
ra
âpaco.
Philon
(Compare
faction.
d77077X7;pd(i),
Theod. Anc. 1404 C.
Sept.
Gen. 47, 24 Aaxrere rA
Trtfiirrov p,epos
âpaca,^
diro7rev6ia>
= mvdea,
cease mourning.
233 B. 2. To Greg. Naz. HI, 276 B.

Plut.
I,
to fill, etc. Classical. Jos. B. J. cTTpanaTov rdîv, 2. To pay off a debt; also, to pay a creditor. Mai. 439, 16.
5, 2, 5,
440,
7.
Digitized
by Microsoft
airoTrX'qpmiJLaTiKO'}
aT!0Tr\qpa>iuin<6s,
6v, fulfilling.
229
Iambi, Myst.
airoTTopirq,
r)s,
fj,
awoirroiiJLa
{dironepna>) a sending away.
Just. Frag.
i),
122, 2.
airojrhjipaxns, eas,
Sept. Lev. 16, 10 (16, 26).

fj,
1596
1, 6,
a filling up ; a satisfying. Pjlut. n, 48 C. 132 A. 1125 A, 3pe^60)r. Athenag. 984 C. Porphyr. Abst. 257. 2. Payment. Clem. A. II, 332 A, ri)s ittri-
B O
T^j dnoprropTnjs rpdyos.
Anton.
Sat/iovmi',
exorcinng.
airoTTopntpos, ov, fit for sending away. Cels. apud Orig. I, 1357 A, <\ia>vai, exorcisms.
IT<OS.
*aTronopeia, as,
rj,
(aTroTiopevopai) return; retreat.
mrtmXripaTeos, a, ov,
I,
implendus.
Clem. A.
Heron
255.
Agath. 133, 14.

fj,
1216 D.
Bacilic. 6, 25, 5.
rj,
dn-oTTopeva-is, ecus,
departure.
Euagr. 2768 B.
Agath.
to
QUriyirhipaTiKos,
ov, fulfilling.
lamhl. Myst.
Jul.
2812 C.
airoTTopevreov
240, 4.
67, 18, -nis imtrraxrias.
137 B.
wealth.
Sei
dironopfveadai.
aVon-X^pcoTor, ov, incomplete.

aTToirXouTceo
Sophrns. 3325 C.
lose
112,
6.
(ffXouTeo)),
I,
tn
one's
aiToirpaypaTiiopai
trading.
(jTpayp,aT$iopai),
finish
Greg. Naz.
d7ro'jrXi;/ia,
793 C, et
alibi.
Cosm. Ind. 100 C.

=:z
aros, to, (djroTrXu/ia)
anything has been washed.

28,
TiTavov.
water with which Diod. 5, 26. 5, Pallad. Laus. 1107 B, dishetc.
aiT07rpdiT(ropai
TTpdairopm,
dvairpdaao).
Themist 317,
Tobit
1, 7.
11, rbv purdov.

(irpdrris)
to sell.
aTTOTrpaTiôpai, iaopai,
Sept.
water.
cmoirKvva, to
wash
rfju
r],
off,
Classical.
Sept.
Basil.
dnojrpavva)
irpavva).
Plut.
I,
Jer. 4, 14, djro Kaxias rfju KapSiav cov.

Ill, 1
dTroTTpeiriai, rjaco,
^=
rj,
djrpeTrrjS
elpi.
581 D. Epiph.
II,
65 A,
^)(fiv apapTTjpArav, cleanse.
588 D, narpi,
dnoTrpea-êla, as,
report.
airm\v(ns,
djro?rXi;7oi'
ecus,
a washing
off.
z^
Sel
OTroTrXweu'.
Achmet. 232. Geopon. 16,

nepSopai, pedo.
(dvoTrpeaêva)) ambassador's
5,
Polyb. 24, 10,
et alibi.
18,
2.
dnonpodya) (npodym), to
reject,
mroirvevpaTlâ (wvcvp.ari^co),
^=
Sext. 559,
1.
Diog.
7,
106.
a Stoic word.
Participle, to
Trporjypevov,
is
Schol. Arist. Pac. 891. 892.

airoTrvevo'Tos,
ov,
aTTOirpoTjypevov z:=
to ov or
that
prj
(ttvcg))
breathed out.
Greg.
apoproegmenon,
Lucian.
Clem. A.
I,
I,
which
18.
not pre12,
5.
Naz.
Ill,
447 A.
6,
ferred, as poverty, sickness.

(aTTOTTviyai)
Gell.
aTTonviypos, ov,
a choking,
suf-
560.
Sext.
166,
7,
588, 30.
focation.
strangulation,
cmoTTviyay, see
drroTiTt^ts, eas,
Moschn. 123, p. 57, t^j producing hysterics.

nvlya.
fj,
p,r)Tpas,
1373 C.
Diog.
105.
to
dnoirpocTroUopai
(npoo-iroieopai)
disclaim.
8,
Athan.
airoTTviypos.
Moschn. 129,
Hippol.
eibevai,
717 A. Men. P. 337, 12. 294, pretending not to know.

II,
r),
T^r prjTpasAvoTwoia, as,

fi,
dTroTTpo<T'7rotrj(n.s, ea>s,
to OTroirpocnroie'tcrdai.
(dTrojrvco)) inspiration.
Simoc. 327,- 3.
dTTOTrrda
50, 4.
airoTrrcpviâ)
(jrTfpvi(<a),
to
820 A,
Tr.
7t)?
dem?
64,
bvvdpeats-
(oTrrdto),
to
roast thoroughly.
Lyd.
diroTToUa (^noiem), to
Poem.
to
unmake, to undo. Hermes 2. Mid. cmoiroiovpai, 4.
kick
off.
Philostr.
(a)
Plut.
reject.
Sept.
Job
8,
20.
14,
15.
678.
aTroTTTijcro-a)
TTOiriaai
U, 152 nvos
=
to
{Hippol. Haer. 486, 60 avodiro7roiri<Taa'6ai).
7rTr)(T(ra>.
\_Macar. 661 frighten

Just.
diro-
(1)
to
Trrriyfjvai,
2 aor. pass.]
to
simulate, to feign.
to
Max.
Tyr. 96, 44, elSevat,
dTTOTTToea
(nrofo)),
3,
startle,
away.
2,
pretend not
15.
ov,
know.
Phoeb.
Polyb.
13.
53, 10.
caroTtolrjins,
eas, ^, simulation, feigning.
airoTTTos, ov,
unseen, invisible.
Apol.
an,
CyrUl.
A. IX, 1013
IT,
C.
is
airoTropTratos,
(dwoTrofiTnj)
sent away, rep-
dnoTTTveXio'pa, aros, to, (jrTueXos) that which

spit out.
resenting
the
Hebrew
dâ^rjX,
commonly
Damanc.
356 A.
rendered scapegoat.
Sept. Lev. 16, 8 seq.
djroTTTiio-o-a) (irrva-a-co),
unfold.
Aen, Tact.
99.
{Aquil. Tpdyov ajroXeXvpevov els ttjv eprjpov.
d7ro7rTtJO"reoff, a, ov.
i^
6,
ov del dirowrveiv.
Clem.
spits
Philon I, 338, d.Trepx6pevov). Tryph. 40. Orig. I, 1364 C. Jul. Frag. 299 A. Cyrill. A. IX, 964 B. C. Theod. Mops. 665 C. (See also Jos. Ant. Barn. 7. Clem. A. 11, 448 A. 3, 10, 3. Tertull. IT, 640 B.) 2. To be sent or hurled.
42. Just.
Symm. rpdyov
A.
I,
380 A.
0pp.
II,
312 A.
(diroirrvai)
2,
dTroTrrvfrTTjp,
fjpos,
one that
out.
Hal.
Ill,
11
xoô/Sv,
refusing.
Greg. Naz.
diroTTTVfTTrjs, ov, o,
1269 A.
preceding.
Damasc. H,
Simoc. 104, 4, ê\os,
3.
Tropically,
I,
272 B,
fall.
TTis Trio-Teas, rejecter.
diTOTrrapa, aros, to, (aTroTriTrTo)) a thing fallen ;
diroTponaios, to be averted.
vo<TripjiTa.
Philon
238, 46,
Symm.
I,
;
Esai. 34,
Clem. A.
dwonopTreoiJuu
^=
1.
dwoSumoptrfopai,
to
reject.
thing
20, 6.
Simoc. 173,
Tropically, unlucky 576 B. opposed to KaTopBcopa. Sept. Judic. Orig. IV, 133 D. Polyb. 11, 2, 6.
4,
leaf fallen
off.
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by Microsoft
aTTOTTTCUO-t?
230
low.
airopfyrfTo';
diroTTTiocTis, cais,
a falling off, fall. Diosc. 1, Anton. 10, 12. of flowers. Did. A. Orig. I, 182 B. Hippol. 669 B. Hierocl. C. A. 77, Chrys. 1, 6 B. 992 C. Lyd. 328, 4, 12, TTji eva-eêias, from piety. 2. Backsliding. oixTiav, loss of property.
rj,
\ih6va airapveofievriv,
aTTopveoKns, cms,
crdac.
changed
into
swal-
Prooem.
p.
8,
17,
to diropveovv or airopveov-
Schol. Arist. Av. 21^.
dmpvidoa, ixra, {ipvis)

6, 3, 9, p.
preceding.
Strah.
452, 16.
ov,
Eus.
II,
385 B.
f),
diroponolriTos,
(woponoiea)
without pores.
aTTOTTTanKos,
cessful
;
6v,
belonging to failure, unsuc-
Sext. 355, 29.
81
TO aircmTcoTtKov, failure.
Orig. II, opposed to imrevKTiKos. 1144 A, tov
anopdi, ov, impracticable, etc.
Classical.
Dion.
KoKov.
airoTTvpidai
(ttu/jmo)),
to
foment, in medicine.
roiis tottovs.
1840, 3 "Anopov 6pS>v XPVI"' '* "'X"" p^xâs avTo eKeiv. Jos. Vit. 5 "Ovres iv dmp(a Ti 7roii](T(opv, being at a loss what to do.
H.
Ill,
Galen. XIII, 601 A,
Antyll.
dnoppayds,
ados,
r],
diroppa^,
fragment.
apud
B.
Orib. 11, 72, 3.

(rroKeco), to sell off.
dwoTTtpXco)
Eus. IV, 229
diroppadvpriTas (diToppadvp,ea)), adv. negligently.

Jul.
252 A.
diroTraifMriâ (TrmôTifoi), to toê
o^
the stopple
diroppavri^co
^=
pavriô).
rj,
Alex. Trail. 48, nvd.

bounce-ball, a
'Airoppaîv,
or cover.
ajropyi'fffl
Galen. XIII, 951 B.

anger.
Sept.
be
dnoppa^LS,
ea>s,
(ajToppa<r(ra>)
(opyi'fm), to
to
Mid.
Mace.
'hnopyi2,
game.
Poll. 9, 103. 105.
Hes.
lofiaL,
angry.
5,
17
imihidv hid u(j>aipas.
oTropcipfif") incorrect for OKopvx'^C'^
^=
diropva--
*d7roppamâ> (paniô)), to drive back, beat off. Dion. H. V, 79, 3 Arisiol. Div. Somn. 2, 9.
Trjs yXaacrrjs
aa>
'!
Basil.
lY, 277 A.
Agathar.
I, I,
aKpas diroppaTriCovoTis to irvcvpa,

Apollod.
anopevTos, ov, Quopfvofiai) impassable.

115,
1,
referring to the rolling sound of P.
PMlon
a
294, 21.
Plut.
142 C,
'Atto-
Arch. 15.
dnoppd<T<Tio
Pseudo-Dzon. 512 A.
(patrcrio),
II,
to
8,
et alibi.
diropeo), to be at
loss.
drive
off,
to dislodge.
Apophth. 433
TTOLrja'ai
pSiV Ti
'jTOtrja-aL,
^zi tl
to
or
TTOtrjaatfit.
Dion. H.
X60O1;.
1045,
Toiy Papuiiovs
dm
tov
Dion C.
56, 14, 3.
fj,
3. Transitive,
question.
puzzle, to ask a puzzling
diroppa(j)avi8<M>a'is,
ems,
^=
pa<f)avi8aiTis, rha-
Iren. 666 A, nvd.
Clem. A.
II,
phanization.

to
257 A.
p-evov
317
rip.lv,
B To TTpos rav alperiKcov dTTopovpropounded by way of puzzle.

irpos
dnoppfpôpju (ppôp.ai), Anton. 3, 4, nvos.

I,
wander from.
Damasc.
Orig. II,
48 A,
rj,
nva,
dTToppeTnjs, is, (diroppeiro)) proclivous.
dnoprjpxiTiKos,
ov, (diropeo}) dubitative.
Dion.
1201 B, TO Trpos
ilir. 642,, 26, tlie

p5iv, Kara.
interrogative particles Spa,

Sext. 588, 29, Trept
diToppina
rfjv vKrjV.
pcTTo) off,
away from. Scrap. Aeg.

(diroppea)^
917 A.
aTToprjTeov îz Set aTropelv.
dnoppcvp^
diToppevais,
aTos,
to,
exudation.
nvos.
Clem. A.
rj,
I,
456 C.
Theognost. 438, p. 79, 12, hivhpov.
diropr)TiK6s,
2.
'H
F.
<f>oi,
ov, dubitative.
Men. Rhet.
aipetris,
156, 4.
eois,
fj,
(dwoppeco) spring of water.
Sceptic,
with reference to Pyrrhonism.

(pikotrocfjla,
Polyb. 10, 28, 4 "'Exovtos tov Tavpov noliXas

KaX
aTToppe'o) (pern), to
aTropTjTtKfj
or
dyoayr},
the Sceptic philosophy.
Sext. 4,
7.
OJ
Galen.
11,
23 B.
24
peyaXar iSdrav. Plut. II, 933 C. emanate, in a mystical sense.

I,
dTroprjnKoi, sc. (piXocroI,
Plotin.
456, 14, ek vov.
the Sceptics.
Plut.
262 D.
Gell. 11,
aTTopprjyfia, arosj to, (dtroppfiywpx)
a thing
torn
5.
Sext. 489, 24.
Diog.
9, 69.
off
Sext.
Plut.
diroprjTiKas,
adv. doubtingly, sceptically.

perplexity, etc.
1 'JLv
dwoppfiyvvp.1,
I,
978 C.
d/ij3XiV(B, dnafi^XiiTKa), to mis-
196, 24, et alibi.

dtropta, as,
fj,

Classical.
carry.
Stepli.
I,
Dion.
dnoKpi329, 8
Cedr.
477, 17,
H.
I,
225,
dnopla ylveTcu o
transitive,
Diac. 1077 A, to epfipvov. 2. Into throw down.
djTopprfywpxu.
to
Damasc.
(See
II,
vaiTo, he
was
at a loss
what
to
answer.
337
TOV
(fjv,
go
to
perdition.
also
Et? diroptav eveirLTrrev o ri xprjO'aiTO tols irpdyp.aa-iv. 488, 17 Ov de rpoTTOv yevoiT hv . .

. .
aTreppayyoiS.}
diTopprj^ts,
ems,
fj,
a breaking
off.
Aret. 11 D.
Jos. Ant. 19,
noKKrjv avTols
napux^v
diropiav.
diroplav.
IV, 1987, 16
ov pAKpav avfig-
Tropically, rupture, quarrel.

3, 1
Ontos
Tols
hv TOxiTO yevoiTo
irapelx^v
2.
(doubtful).
BasU. IV, 916 A.

Polyb. 36,
1, 7.
Aporiatio,
dnopprjTos, ov, secret.
11, 26,5
ths perplexity of Achamoth, a Valentinian
Ai' duoppijTav, secretly, in cipher.
Diod.
11,
ment.
Tertull.
diropvfodi
Iren.
497 A.
n, 69
1,
(Iren. 456 A).

to
(opvfoui),
8, 3, 4.
Apollod.
change into a bird. Eudoc. M. 327 Eiy x^-
4 'Ev diropprjTOis, obscurely. 15, 20 HapijyyeXXov eV dnoppriTois, in cipher. 2. Indecent, obscene. Sept. Sii. 13, 22. Lucian. m, 175 Kivmdov diropprjTa troLoiivra Koi mcrxovra.
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airoppiôa
diToppiôa (pifoffl),
231
Greg.
aiTOOTjrjfis,
aTTOaKTJVOCO
eas,
fj,
=
rj,
ecpifda), to uproot.
3,
(dnooTjira')
rotting.
Plut.
Nyss.
I,
705 B.
eas,
Aloiphr.
66.
Apocr. Act.
Sophrns.
18, ra
II,
1087 C.
r],
Joann. 21, p. 276.

diroppLâo-is,
airotria, as,
(airoTos) the not drinking.
Stud.
an uprooting.
Strdb.
817 C.
aTToo-iyda (o-tydm), to be silent.
14.
3436, extraction.
airopptvdai (pti/oco), to file off.
7, 3,
2.
Const. Apost. 3, Transitive, to pass over in silence.
Kepara.
airoppivrfp,a, aros, to, filings.
Fseu&o-Plut. V. H. 1241 A.
Daphit. apud Strab.
diroa-iKxaiva
(criKxaiva),
to
be
thoroughly dis-
14, 1, 39, p. 116,3.^
airoppiTTTeov
gusted.
Epiph.
((7i/:id<o)
bet dnoppiirrew.
Clem. A.
I,
airoo-ifioa
II,
820 C
aijiov ttoico.
Lucian.
I,
632 C. throw to diropplTTTO),

609 A.
430 Tas plvas

away,
etc.
dno(recnp.a>fie6a.
tj,
Classical.
aiToo'tfiaa-is,
eas,
zzz to diroo'ip.ovv Tas vavs.
Dion. H. lU, 1763, 13
lav
direppifipievav ns,
App.
II,
622, 64.
an ordinary person.
dTroppi-\jnp^s, ov,
to
aTToaipoa, see aTrocreipoa.

airocriTea (diroaîTos)
II,
be thrown away, rejected.
Artem. 429.
diropporj,
1,
fjs,
fj,
602.
2.
t^
dnoKapTepea.
appetite
Lucian.
To have no
fj,
for food.
Plut.
influence of the stars.
Plotin.
Orib. Ill, 104, 1.

diro(Tiam)(TVS, eas,
244, 6.
(^diromanda^ silence.
192.
diToppoia, as, ^, influence
of the stars.
6.
760 A. B.
180, 25.
Sext. 729, 12.
Gemin. Hippol. Haer.
I,
694 E.
60.
Ptol. Tetrab.
2.
Apo9, 2,
siopesis,
9, 2,
in rhetoric.
Quintil.
54.
Iambi. Myst. 55,

aros, to, the
Plut. II, 1009 E.
dmppvpa,
a-aiTTjs
(I,
name
22
êa-Tcu.
of a measure =: Epiph. Ill, 284 B.
644
'Qs vjto paydSa

to
amppvpa
yeyo-
346, 17. Herodn. Gr. Pseudo -Deme^r. 48, 9. 109, 14. Theod Mops. 657 B Kara diTO(Tiairri(nv, by aposio-
Hermog. Rhet. Schem. 595, 16.
voTos Tov ayyovs, quid V)
anoppiwra)
1372.
(pimTo),
I,
rj,
cleanse.
Orph. Arg.
Const.
diroaKoKoa, acra, {tTKoKa)

leave the harbor.
to
put out
to sea, to
Philon
22.
f],
115, 17.
156, 22.
Porph.
to
Adm.
78, 20.
diroppvTraxris, eas,
(puTToo)) cleansing.
dnocTKaplâ
41.
(^(TKaplâ),
hop away.
1.
TropiLucill.
Apost.
7,
cally, to die.
dmppviTis, eas,
ing
off.
(arroppeto) ^=. dnoppor],
a flow2, 5.
Polyb. 4, 39, 10.

380,
fj,
Strab. 12,
dirocTKe'irdâ (a-Keirdâ),
to
uncover.
Clim. 697
5, 3, 12, p.
6.
C, a chest. Jejun. 1892 D, the head.
Geopon.
dnoppvyjrts, eais,
.
Orih.
154.
apud Athen. 9, 77. Iambi V. P. I, 386, 1. Ruf. apud Orib. D, 206, 2. Eus. H,
a cleansing.
Philagr.
Orib. I, 386, 1.
fj,
7,
15, 4, ajar.
6,
diroo'KeTrapvtffp.os, ov,
(fTneTrapvov)
a hewing
II,
slantingly with
an
865 A.
anoppuryas, dSos,
2,
Soran. 249, 25
Sept.
adz.
Galen.
268 B.
oKoTeXfjs oo'tov dôKOTrr]
dnoppai^.
Mace.
aTTO)-
rrapaXoôs.
d'rro(rKtTra(7Tos,
14, 45, jreTpa.
ov,
(aTTOcrKETrdfco)
with the head
dtropvtra'a)
:=
opva-trco.
Symm.
Ps. 70, 24
uncovered.
aTTotTKeTrfis, es,
Porph. Cer.
(dTrotrKcWo))
16, 15.
piyr]<Tav.
airdpcjivpos, ov,
uncovered.
Epict.
Sibyll.
(nopcjivpa)
unbordered, without
I,
1,
37.
3, 22, 65,
purple border.
virilis.
Plut. 11, 528 B.
949
C TA
et
dirouKeTva (ctkcVco), to shelter.
dmp<j)vpov Kol TeXecov ipATwv, toga

oTTopas (airopos), adv. without means.
2, 3,
pura
TOV ôpeav, sheltering
from
the north
wind.
Themist. 371,
7.
Arr. An.
7 'Airopas fiev eixev iêvpelv \vcriv Toi
Sea-p,oi,
he was at a loss
fj,
how
to untie the knot.
diToaapKaxTis, ecos,
flesh.
Damasc.
I,
diroa-apoto ((rap6u>),
a divesting of 1497 A. to sweep clean. Greg. Nyss.

(oTrocrapKoa))
Diosc. lobol. p. 55 -(rSfjval Athenag. 893 B 'AirotrKcvatrat f/fiav vopM TTjV eTrqpeiav. Herodn. 2, 5, 2 -d<Taa'6al nva, to get rid of. dnoa-Kevri, ijs, f), L. impedimenta, baggage. Sept.
dirocTKevdâ, to rid.
Tivos.
Gen.
5,
14, 12, et alibi.
Polyb.
2, 3, 7.
2, 26,
m,
373 A.
Clem. A.
I,
et alibi.
daroadTTio, to overload.
d'ito<reipida
496 A.
Theod.
Aet.
Plut.
^îi^_
^=
(Teipida strengthened.
I,
Dion. H. 1, 132. II, 759, et alibi. Theoph. 593, mXe117 B. 303 E. 2, Goods, furniture, personal prop3,
Anc. 1408 B.
ditocreLpoa) ((reipoai) ^=. bvrjSea, to strain.
erty.
Polyb.
90, 8.
3.
A euphemism for
1,
dnoTraTos, a(j)o8os.
91.
Strab. 14,
37.
Poll. 5,
8 b, 16, written dTTotripoa.

djToo-f/a),
to
shake
off.
Clementin. 101
-<rdai
dtro<TKr)v6a, aa-a,
(cr(ci;vd<a)
to
shift
or remove
Plut.
I, 892 keep away
n T^s
Basil.
yimxrjs.
f),
one's tent.
diro<Trip.ia(Tis, eios,
I,
:;=
arffieitiXTis
strengthened.
E,
x""/"'^'
Sept. Gen. 13, 18.

'*
Transitive,
to
396 A.
from.
Plut.
n, 334 B, to
Sira
rav
iJMva-av,
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aiToaKta^co
232
yxutpav ovras cmo-
airoffToaiov
from
the muses.
627
A M^
(TKrjvov tS>v Ibiav.
awoaoPr,nK6s, v, ov, (dmcroêo,) away. Iambi. Adhort. 346.

Sffoo-of, ov. (ttoo-oj) destitute
ft for
drivinff
OTToo-Ktafa),
to
foreshadow.
Hippol. Haer. 340,
35.
WTOiTKia<Tjia, aros, to,
Naz. ni, 552 A.

(anoa-Kiaâ) shadow, ob1,
Cyrill.
Pseudo-J>ion. 909 C.
dTToo-oôo) (troôo)), to
of quantity. Greg. A. IX, 1013 C. Anast. Sin. 261 A.

wise.
scuration.
Jacob.
17,
Tpomjs, from the

Basil.
I,
make
Epict.
1,
18,
revolutions of the
CyrUl.
illusion.
sun.
A.
I,
189 B.
Men.
17
C.
21,
10.
(Compare
mroKoia-apow.')
t6,
(^dTroa-rrapda-a-o))
P. 422,
dtroa-ndpaypa,
aros,
frag-
ment, extract.
anoo-Ktaa-nos, ov, 6, the
shadow on a
sun-dial.
Anast. Sin.
aTToirnapyavoa)
Plut.
I,
155 B.
to
Anthoh II, 44 {Theodoridas). 296 D. Phot. HI, 941 A. {txirapyavoa)), to free from the
Lyd. 63,
9.
airoaKipraa ((TKiprdo)), to hop or skip away,
(Tndpyavov.
diroa-ircuTpa,
depart from.
Strah. 17,
Dion. H.
378,
I,
89,
9,
Trjs
aycXtis.
11,
aros,
to,
portion or branch of a
Strab.
5, 4,
1, 31, p.
9.
Clem. A.
532
nation.
p. 398, 3.
Agathar. 147, 21.
13,
B,
Elf Soâf.
oiroarKlpajM,
aros,
rb,
(crKLpoa)
a hardening.
of
d7ro(r7ra(r^drtov, ou, to, little a'jTotnrau'p.a.
Cic.
Scliol. Arist.
djroo-KXj/ort?,
Ach. 553.
fj,
Att.
2, 1. 6, a tearing away, detaching, Dion. H. II, 975, 13. Strab. 8,
eois,
(o-KeXXo)) the stiffening
diroa-iratrpAs, ov,
the body after death.

dn-oo-KoXomXo)
Cornut. 204.
Patriarch. 1056
Sept.
4, 17.
separation.
3, 17, p.
=z
a-KoXoiriô).
122, 17.
A.
Aquil. Ps. 118, 118.

(^crKOTTfiia),
aTroa-KOiTevai
dTToaTrdai, to tear off.
OTTOCKOTreoi.
a-pevos,
2.
Plut.
n, 77
C.
Participle, 6 djreowa-
(rirdSav.
Sept. Lev. 22, 24.
Judith 10,
tion,
10.
Habac.
ij,
2, 1.
Thren.
II,
dirooTTiipa
I,
^=
OTrilpa.
Theol. Arith. 6. Lucian.
aTToerKOTTijo-tr, effls,
(djrotrKOTre'a))
regard, rela-
20.
reference.
Max. Conf.
m,
197 C, ^
dvo<T'Trfppaivco
{<Tireppmva>),
to
emit
7.
semen.
Trpos Tl.
Apollod.
(iTKopaKiâ>)
to cast off.
3, 14, 6.
Eudoc.
M.
cmocrKopaKLîo, Itra,
dnoa-TTsppaToopai (oTTcppm-oa), to become perfect
Sept. Esai. 17, 13.

11,
Philon
II,
216, 14.
Plut.
semen.
Nemes. 701 A.
6,
740 A.
Tatian. 12, p. 832 B.

6,
dnoo'TroyyKTpds, ov,
Sept. Esai.
(dn-otrTroyyifoj)
a wiping
Orib. 11,
anoaKopaKia-pos, ov,
66, 15.
a casting
off.
off with a sponge. 334, 5.

Plut.
Antyll.
apud
aTTotrKopoKioTeov
zzzl
8et aTToaKopaKiêtv.
Clem.
1, 11,
dTTocmovdos, ov, (oTrovdrj) excluded from a treaty.

I,
A.
55.
I,
476 A.
Sept.
284 D.
Poll. 6, 30.
mroa-Kopmâ) :=r (TKopniâ).
Mace.
dTToa-TrovSaâ ((rn-oufidfta), ^0 dissuade.

8. 9.
Oeopon. 20, 12, 605 D.

Diog.
1.
141.
261. 505, nvos.
2.
Philostr.
To shun;
I,
dTToo-Korifa (o-KOTifm), to
II,
6,
remove darkness. Plut. 36 'Attoo-kott/ctoi' jiioti,

(If aTroa-Korrjaov,
opposed to dvT^xl"'ÎV, 684 A. X, 924 A.

trickling.
Cyrill.
A.
417 B.
stand out of
it
my
sunshine.
dTrocrTaKaypa, aros, to, (dTrotrraXdfo))
a dripping,
for dwoo-KOTHj-oj', is
not a mistake in copying,

to a,iro(TKoTaa.)
Schol. Arist. Pac. 1184.

Sept.
must be referred
aTToaKvPakiâ
aiTtxTRwppa
dTroo-T-oXdfo) (oToXdfto), to drip.
Amos
faU
9,
<TKvl3aKi(<a.
Epict. Frag. 30.
13.
Joel
3,
18.^2.
II,
fi,
Intransitive, to
in
Dion. Alex. 1340 A.
Synes. 1401 D.
drops.
Lucian.
448.
(dTroo-KfflTTTco),
==
(TKwppa.
Cosm.
aTroaracria, as,
(d(pi<rrript)
^=
diroaTatris, de-
Carm. Greg. 494.

*a7roo-pd<a
((r;idco), 2.
fection, revolt.
to
Jos. Ant.
wipe
off.
Diocl.
apud
Plut.
I,
1053 E.
2.
13, 7, 1.
18, 8, 8.
Apostasy, in respect
Orib.
in, 170,
Galen.
i>josc. 4,
134 (136), et
to religion.
15.
Sept. Josu. 22, 22.
Mace.
1, 2,
aUbi.
XIH,
anoa-prjâ Qjprjxai)
31,
preceding. Diosc. 1, etaUbi. >jci. 4, 11, 17. [Theod. Anc. 1397 C aiTfiTpT]-jc)v, 2 aor. pass.]
to
351 E.
Luc. Act. 21, 21, dm MaiJa-eas. Paul. Thess. 2, 2, 3. Just. Tryph. 110 "O Trjs dwoIren. 857 B. (TTacrias avSpairosdTro(TTaa-idâ>, do-o), to
become
hostile to.
Pallad.
airo<Tpj,Kpvva> {trpiKpivia),
I,
diminish.
Lucian.
Synes.
Laus. 1073 D, Trpds nva.

aTrooTaa-idpios, ov, o,
(dTrooTî/at) fatigued, dis-
677.
(^p-piKevm), to polish off.
aiTotrpiKeva
abled beast of burden.

11.
Porph. Cer. 479,

BijSXiW
1472 C.
ano<Toâpeiopai
10.
airoa-oPrj,
=
6,
crofiapfiopai.
Simoc.
74,
dnoa-Tda-iov, ov, to, separation, divorce.
dnoaraa-tov,
^s,
tj,
bill
1.
(drroo-o(3c<B)
a driving away.
Schol.
Vit. Nil.
airoo-oîjrijr,
Jun. 101 C.
ov,
Matt.
oracriou.
3.
Esai. 50,
5,
of diporce. Sept. Deut. 24, Matt. 19, 7. Marc. 10, 4.
:^
dirocroâp.
2.
31, d'TToardo'iov =i; /3i/3Xtoi> oTro-
Revolt
aTrdorao-is.
Simoc.
Arist.
Plut.
359.
129, 18.
Digitized
by Microsoft
airoiTTaai's
cmoaTOtns, eas,
dbstess.
233
imposthume, Eus. 11, 789
OI'TroffTOXtKO?
fj,
:=: diroarrma,
I,
Clem. A.
328 C.
Apophth. 264 A, toO EiayyeX/ou, portions of the gospel. Leant. Cypr. 1697 B. Vit. Nil.
Jun. 44 A.
dnotmf6i(rp,6s, ov,
6, (djrooTijîfa))
B.
dirooraT-eo),
5,'
r/tro),
to revolt from.
a<t>'
Sept.
Mace,
2,
11.
1, 13, 16,
fjn&v.
Theoph.
I,
8, 8, ttjs
repeating by heart,
aTToo'TriiiaTiKos,
Aiit. p.
rj,
Epiph.
II,
a learning or 829 E.
Pafiaiatv dpxrjs.
fallen angels.
2.
6,
Clem. A.
801 A, of the
Socr. 648 C.
ov,
(aTrocrnjâ) apostematous.
To
apostatize, in respect
169, 31.
to religion.
3. To cause D. 104 D, Tivos nva.

diroaTaTrjs,
Orig. JH, 1052 B.

to apostatize.
djrooTi/3df<a
oTi/3df<B
completely
Herm.
Galen.
339.
Clementin.
Beros.
Mand.
dnoa-riâi
11.
((rrlâ), to
mark
with dots.
ov,
{aûTTaiiai)
1,
rebel.
IX, 221 C. 241 E.

djrooTiX/3dti)
apud
Jos.
Apion.
19, p. 450.
Sept.
Num.
orTiXjSdto.
Anthol. Palat.
7,
14, 9, oTro Tov Kvptov.

2, 5, 8,
Tmx
7.
v6)i.aiv,
32 (?). Mace. Polyh. against the Laio.
Dan.
3,
Rhetor.
aTrdoTipfa,
I,
640, 27.
to,
(^cttixos) sc. rpoTrdpia, in
(uk,
the
32,
2,
5,
41,
6.
5, 57, 4,
toC âxTiKiats, r^y iraTpibosPiuf.
Ritual,
the
troparia
sung near the con(dwotrrXeyyif''')

MJ^lf
against the king.
11,
28,
II,
6,
clusion of vespers.
diroo'TXeyyiaiia, arcs, to,
is
Diod. 15,18.
II,
Bion.H.
775, 11.
821 B, ftwey, wandering from home. Sept. Job 26, Clem. A. I, 800 C, Satan.
11,
13
=:
Esai. 27,
o-koXios.
2.
scraped off from the body in

2, 6, p.
bathing.
Sirab. 5,
353,
6.
Apostata,
Tertull.
dirooToXeioj', ou, to, (dTro'oroXoj) chapel dedicat-
apostate, renegade.
II,
Herm. Vis.
1, 4.
ed
to
an
apostle.
Soz.
16 B.
OWgt. Ill, 1052 B.
Greg. Naz.
Const.
(536),
8.
fj,
1021
A.
1560 A. Chron.
1617 A.
591,
16.
537 A. Nectar. l%'i.b'D,'\ovkmv6s- Philostrg.

544 C.
/ren.
Genes. 84,
aTToaToXi],
TJs,
Socr.
ij,
412 A.
d,
apostolate, apostleship.
5,
d7ro(r7aTtKdr,
rebellious.
Plut.
I,
20 F.
1,
25.
Orif/. I, 1201 C, Swafus, the Devil. 816 C To fir) wavrr) cmovTanKov tov loiba. 2. Apostatical. Orig. I, Method. 577 C. 3. Imposthumating. Antyll. apud 816 B.
(Ain^r
Paul. Rom. 1, Sept. Esdr. sent.
et alibi.
Luc. Act. 2. ^
1, 9, 51, 2, 3,
portions of
/mZ.
food.
Mace.
1,
2,
18.
2, jfi/Cs.
397 C, the tribute paid by the Jews to the Suid. 'ATrooroXds, dnimep'êi.s, emperor.
hmpa.
(Mb.
I,
437, 14. adv. rebelliously.

Plut.
I,
Sept. Jer. 39, 36.
Baruch
2,
25,
diroa-TaTiKas,
285
Xoi/ios
a mistranslation.
airoardns, iSos,
17. 19.
Tous aTroaranK&s tSiv 'EXX^vwi' exovras. Sept. Esdr. rebellious. t),

2, 4,
dlT0(TT0\tKl0V, ov, TO, (aTTOO-ToXtKOs) OpOStoUc

1, 2,
tW-
ban, a turban like tfcat
worn by
the apostle of
12.
aTroorai/poiB, to
fence, etc.
Classical.
CTem.
God (Mohammed). Achmet. 157 El on (j)opel dTTOOToXiKtov, tovto els ttjv

avTOv KplveTm,
that he will turn
(dTroo'ToXiKos)
Se iSn
iricmv
4.
I,
1053
5,
M^
d(j>opiôvTOS koI diroarav-
Mussul'Airora-
povvTos iavTov ratp iraBiov,

Gal.
(Compare Paul.
'ir/o-oC Trjv
man ?
'
24 Oi
iSf
ToO XpicTTOv
o'dpxa
ATfoaToKiKoi,
Siv,
oi,
ivTavpcoo'av o'vv tois nddea-tv kol tols erndvpiais.)
KTiKoi, 'AworaKTiTai.
Epiph.
I,
849 B.
1040
C.
to
diroaraxva ((Trdxvs), to begin Geopon. 3, ears (of com).

dTTOOTcydw
form
or shoot
dTroo-ToXiKoy,
rj,
ov,
apostolicus,
apostolical.
3, 13.
djrooTfydfo).
PseudoVusi. 1277
B.
djrooTHpdd) (oTEtpdo)), to render barren. Method.
73 D.
/os.
to
Hijmnog. 1013 B.
sentZ
diroo-TeXXo),
I,
an
order.
Sept.
Maoc.
iva
11, 41,
TTpos
Arjprjrptou
tov âo'ikea
iK^dKr).
*S.iro(TTvoxu>pf<o z=z (rTevoxop^<>>.
Athen. Mech.
Jos.
II, 45.
Nil. 441 B.
dirotTTfptjTeov
8,
Set dirofTTep^Xv.
Ant.
4,
Martyr. Polyc. lOil A. Iren. ill A, sc. prjT<iv. 1228 B, irpea-^vTfpos, PolyClem. A. I, 57 B, ypa(f)r]. 700 A. carpus. 1060 B, Bapvdâs. Tertull. II, 44 C, ecclesia. 890 C, viri. Orig. I, 261 A. 536 D. 900 A. Alex. A. 552 948 A. Ill, 301 B. 861 D. A, Kavav. Eus. II, 176 A, Mpes. 281 B, Alhan. I, 1136 A, napaSoa-ts. 6p6oSo$ia. 733 C, 6p6vos, the Apostolic see, of Rome. Eustrat. 2380 C, Carth. 1254 A, KaBiipa. Theoph. 253, 13. o-ToXi7, the episcopal habit.
Ignat. 676 A.
38.
Plut.
n, 931 D.
uncrown.
653.
d7ro(rTe(pav6a)
(oTE<âvda>), to
Max.
Tyr. 17, 14.
Lucian.
fj,
IT,
2. that 3.
with
is,
Of the apostle Mohammed.

Substantively,
of God (rasul allah), Achmet. 249, xao^^'o"-
diroarecpdvacrts, eas,
an uncrowning. Eumath.
11, 10, p. 593, 35.

dTrooTT/îfo), ia-a,
to dsroo-ToXwcdi', (a) or tivxos expressed or understood, the book containing the Epistles of the
/St/SXiov
(irTfjdos) to repeat or learn by Athan. II, 921 B. Eplph. II, 172 T). Pallad. Laus. 1027 C, rds ypa<pas câBev. 30
New
I,
Testament.
Socr.
Adam. 1724 A.
509 C.
Eutlial.
Epiph.
720
heart.
709 A.
(629
fj
dmaroKiKTi fii^Xos).
(b) in the
Digitized
by Microsoft
aTToa'ToXiKaj'i
Ritual,
sc. rpoirdpiov,
234
dTTooToxew
airoavfiâivo)
a troparion in honor of
Marcell. apud
dtrroxco.
Schol. Clem.
A. 792
12.
an
apostle.
D, TWOS.
diroa-TpaYyaXlCai
aTToo-roXiKSy, adv. apostolically.
(TTpayyakiâ.
Diod. 14,
Eus. VI, 764 B.

oKoo-ToKiov, ov, TO,
Theod.
1236 C, et alibL oirooToKeiov. Theod. IV,

I,
Srai.
49.
17, 1, 11, p. 361, 12.

to
dnoa-Tpayyiia (a-rpayyiC'^),
d'iro(TTpaKlCa>
Vit.
exhaust.
Ni'com.
1461 C. Airoa-ToXTTm, S>v, o'l, the clergy belonging to the Church of the Apostles at Constantinople. 1456 A. 1457 C.
Porpli. Cer. 589, 10 seq.
=^
following.
Orig. HI, 464 C.
Nicol. S. 885 C.
(otrTpanoa),
2, 5.
airoa-Tokovayyi\iov, ov, to,
aTrooTpaKoo)
to
bake
an earthen
anoaToKos Kai
vessel.
Diosc.
eiayyiXtov, the epistle

day.
and
the gospel
of
the
ditoarpaTeuopju ((TTpaTeioiiai), to be discharged
Euchol.
ov,
6,
from
messenger.
military duty.
App. H,
745,
48
oi dire-
anoaToXos,
to Christ.
12. 63.
Luc.
Paul. Eph.
3,
5.
Apoc.
18, 20.
Applied
11,
49.
a-Tparevpevoi, L. emeriti.
dTrotTTpdrevTos, ov, (dnoirrpaTevopxu) discharged
Vit. Nil. Jun. 149 A from military duty. this meaning does not seem to suit the pas-
With the
a messenger of Christ. N. T. passim. Barn. 736 A. Diognet. 1184 A. Hippol. Haer. 4, 51.
2.
Paul. Hebr.
3, 1.
Just. Apol. 1,
apostle,
Apostolus,
dnooTpaTriyi-Kds,
r/j
dv,
(dn-ooTpdnjyos) unworthy
article, 6 mroa-ToXos, the Apostle,
of a general.
aTToa-Tpf^Xoaj
Scyl. 692, 17.
the Apostle Paul. Diognet. 1185 A. Clem. Orig. I, 261 B. A. I, 269 B. n, 57 C.
(trTpe/3\d(a)
2, 9, 7.
a-rpe^Xov
voia.
Sept.
Mace.
Method. 288 C. Cyrill. H. 513 B. Macar. 632 A. Chrys. IX, 415 D. Theod. IV, 388 At fjiiepat tS>v oirotrToKav, the days of C. the apostles, church-feasts in honor of the
dii6aTp7rTos,
ov,
(anoarpeâi)
'
turned
back.
Apostles.
'H
/ivij/iij
T&v iylav oKoa-ToKaiv, the anniversary of the Apostles, a churCh-feast (Jun. 29. 30). Jejun. 1913 A. Euthal. 701 A. 713 B. Stud. Called also, Joann. Mosch. 3092 D.
22 hmarpeTrros airiBi, dvrX TOV diToa-Tpa^ds- Diogenian. apud Eus. IK, 244 A, detestable, odious. Jejun. aTTocTTpetpiKos, i), 6v, causing aversion. 1924 Ilepi diroa-Tp(j>iKSjv tov pri ^v^dvav ra iavT&v, by anointing the BrjKjj (^papilla') with
Phryn. P.
S. 10,
some nauseous substance.

diroa-Tpecfxo, to
1,
turn back, etc.
Classical.
Just.
1701 B, 'H Travrjyvpis rav cLyiav dnotrToKav. MapTvpiov tS)i> aTro(TToKa>v, Saint Apostles' church at Constantinople, built by Constan3. Apostolus, Ens. II, 1209 A. tine.
44 "OTrms 8ta tov
(j)6ôv dnoiTTpe\jra(riv eV-
TvyxdvovTas tovs dvdpoyjrovs Toty KoKiav yvw(nv 2. To turn the stomach, to cause Xa^civ.
nausea.
Xovs.
Dion. H. VI, 999, 11, tovs oTopd-
the Epistles of the New Testament (particularly Paul's Epistles), collectively considered. Clem. A. II, 417 B. Hippol. Haer. 410, 9.
diroa-Tpotpf), ^s,
6,
ff,
a turning away.
Sept. Jer.
5,
tl,
transgression.
876 B. Eus. II, IV, 188 B. Epiph. II, 224 B. Theod. Macar. 632 A. Apophth. 340 C. IV, 1173 A. 1265 A. 416 A. Also in the plural: Orig. I, 1413
Tertull. II, 71
B.
Orig.
I,
600 A.
Adam. 1777 B.
Basil.
C.
IV, 61
Ilapa ToXs evayyeXlots Kai Trapa
Tols airoa-T6\ois.
4.
is
The
read
epistle
of the day.
epistle.
It applies also to
the portion taken out of

for
the
Acts which
the
Sophrns. 3997 C.
Cer. 85, 16.
dn-ooTOfiapîfm,
Stud. 1709 C.
Porph.
2. Diversion, amusement. Plut. aversion. S. Relief, help. Joann. Mosch. II,.133B. 3073 Aoijvai puKpav dydwqv els d'iToarpo(j)ijv. 4. Apostrophe, L. aversio, in rhetoric. Herodn. Gr. Schem. Dion. H. VI, 792, 2. Hemog. Biet. 228, 10. 297, 1. 596, 21. 5. Elision of a final vowel before another vowel. Apollon. D. Prou. 317 B. Porphyr. Pros. 115 (c/j' avT4v to be divided l-pav^6v). Sept. Gen. 3, 6. Obedience (npwn) ?
Diosc. Delet. 30, irpos
16.
'ktBtjv, (ordjoiapôf)
4, 7
Upos
(re
fj,
^ dnocTTpo^jifj avTov.
to
deprive one
(care-
aTTooTporjios, ov,
sc.
npo(Tatia,
(').
apostrophes,
Drac. 157,
23.
of
his stomach.
Aster. 436
"O \eaiv
apostrophe, the
mark
jrifv
TOV afivov koL direcrrofiaxio'Br].

(ord/xa) to
a.iroarop.l^co, iVib,
put
difficult ques6, 3,
tions to
itkclKov.
any one.
Thorn. A,
tov 8tSd-
Porphyr. Pros. 107, 115. Arcad. 189, 4. Epiph. m, 237 B. Diomed. 435, 16. SchoL Dion. Thr. 675, 14.
dTroaTpi>wvp,i (^<TTpa>vwp.i), z=: aTroirdTTa, to unsaddle.
aTTooTo/idw ((TTofia), to fill
canal.
blunt,
up the mouth of a Polyb. Erag. Gram. 26. 2. To dull the edge, diroarofilâi. Dion. H.
Hes. ' Aneo-a^fv, direarpairev.
dnocruyxaipia (jrvyxiopiiti)
Arist.
dipiarapai.
Schol.
Nub. 107.
n, 1071,
Tos
dic/ias.
12.
in, 1799, 14 Lucian. I, 118.
'hite(TTop.ap.iva
diT0<rvfi.âiva>
^=
ov a-vpiâlvia.
Sext. 251, 27
it.
'A7ro(ru/i/3e|3))Kfc
airm,
is
not predicated of
ttjv
diTOOTopyos, ov, z=z dfrropyos.
Plut. II, 491 C.
Orig.
1,
1865
C Uapa
cKflvov
aTrocrvfi-
Digitized
by Microsoft

235
aTToa-vfifiiyvvfii
Tit.
airoawaTT)';
the im-
B. 1168 C.
Theod. IV, 164

Theodtn.
Sept. Reg,
a7roa-(f>pdyicriia, aros, to, (d'iroiT(l>payiâ>)
A.
airoirviiiuyvviu.
ov
(ru/i/iiyvu/ui,
pression of a seal. Sept. Ezech. 28, Athen. 13, 49. Athan. II, 592 B.
Signet.
2.
12.
Dan.
11, 6 as V.
L
t^s Xewpas airov, to recover
Sept. Jer. 22, 24, eVl ttjs xetp^f t^s
ajrofrwayia (âvvdya), to gather up,

4, 5, 3, airoi' diro
a7roa-(f>paiva>,
ava,
(ptrippaivopjii)
to
cause
to
him of his leprosy.

dx-oa-vvdyaryos, ov, 6, (avvayayyij)
synagogue.
tians.
Joann.
I, 5.
9,
22.
12,42.
put out of the 16,2.
Mid.
1,
snuff up.
Lucill. 98.
Orib. II, 168, 10, rivd.
'ATro(r^paivop.m, to snuff up.
Diosc.
64, p. 68.
eeor,
tj,
2. Excommunicated, with reference to ChrisNic.

Alex. A. 561 A.
,
aTTOo-xeo-is,
(dnex<>>) abstinence.
Strab.
16, 2, 37, tS,v ^prnfidTav.
diToavvaKTos' ov, {(fvvaîs) that stays
away from
et
alibi.
2.
Plut. 11, 974 C,
Season
period
Artem.
S. 36,
Cyrill. Epiph. II, 333 C. 521 B. A. X, 96 A. 81 B, excommunicated. Piol. Tetrab. 3. diroavvepyeoi nz ov o'vvepyeai.
church.
315.
djroa-xeT\idâ
I.
(7;(E7-\idf<B.
Phryn. P.
Aster. 232 B.
(ô'x'jp.o.),
210.
Sext. 48, 1.
d7ro(nii'ex''
diroo-xillMTiâ)
a-vvex"'
strengthened.
Barn. 5
Aet. 4, 28,
nun,
to
divest
one of
(Codex x).
dtroa-vvqdlâ
{trvvediâi),
to
Apophth. 249 B. C.
wean.
to
un-monk, or to unthe monastic habit. Stud. 1524 D. Theoph.

to
Cont. 668, 19, fiovdarpiav.

aTToo-xif'"!
'"
^P^''^
TO fipi<p0S QTTO TOV fiaOTOV.

diTO(rvvoîâ>, laa,
to
off.
Classical.
2.
one's
In-
(crvvaîs)
appear before,
transitive, to separate one^s self, to secede,

dTTOO-xiCofiat.
X^(ii.
go before the presence of: to be restored to Porph. Cer. 522, 15 'Ev tw aTroa-vvofavor.
yjfiêaBai Toiis
Particularly,
Eus. Y, 568 A,
to
ttjs 'lepov<ra-
separate
self
Sconoras.
708, 22
Theoph. Cont. 698.

Airo(Tvvd)\jri,<Tc
from
II,
'
the church, to be
a schismatic.
Trjs
Basil.
708,
11 "HfieXev 6 jSacrtXeur drrocrvvonjna'drj'
668 A.
Const. II, 6.
.(Eus. II, 628

eKKXrjolas.^
vm
t6v Sa/iaivdv.
2a-
A'iro(rxi(TavTes
eavrovs
/xufaf.
in the middle.
Basil. IE,
dno<TvvTdiTCToiiai
to
==
dirordao'oii.m, to bid farewell,
have done
splitting
anything.
(tov,
668 B. 3. To Apophth. 93 C
iK6e ycvtrai
jxer
So
dismiss, renounce.
dvdpmTros.
Joann. Mosch. 3068 C,
'Av
dnoo'xlo'rjs
rd SaKKla
r^
efiov.
djroo'xi.o'iJi.a,
dirotrvoKeijiaKea),
into
ijcroi), (trOy, Kc<f>aKrj) to change an animal with a sioine's head. Cels. apud Orig. I, 1285 B (Hom. Od. 10, 239 Oi
off.
aros, to, that which is split or lorn Anton. 4, 29. Galen. 11, 89 C, paK&v. 2. Schism Aster. Urb. 148 (rxia-fia.
=
6,
fie
(rvmv fiev eôv KcfjidKds).

to
airoa-vpiâ,
pipe.
Classical.
'H
'TTpoacjiaTos
tov
dnoo'xia'fiaTos alpeait
Sept. Esai.
Trpbs TTjv KK\7](rlav.
30, 14 dtroavpuis v&cop, write dnoavpeis

diToavptt) ?
dirdiTvpfia, aros, to,
from
dno(TxioTr]s,
ov,
(d;ro(rxif<i))
seceder,
schis-
matic, usually applied to the Monophysites

(aTToo-upo))
off.
L. exuviae, that
36.
and Monotheletae. Apophth. 432 B. Theod.

Lector
2,
which
skin.
2.
is
peeled
Erotian. 244, vfKvahes,

Diosc.
1,
26.
Tim. Aelur'. 269 C.

Const. (536), 1177 B.
Philipp.
Cyrill.
I,
Abrasion.
147.
Sol. 881
A.
Soran. 249, 27.

aTToavaraa'ts, eas, ^, (jTvaTOMis)
Scyth. Vit.
Sab. 261
B.
Damasc.
776
^=
dirodTatris.
A.
aTroCT-x'o-Tos, ov, 6, r=; djro(r;î'o-n)s.
Clem. A.
I,
992
C "H
tc
dmcrna
diro(TviTTacns
Theod. Le-
ovtra T-^s 7ri(TTea>s.

dTroir(j}ayri, fjs,
ij,
ctor 2, 26.
(d7roo-0dfo)) cessation
,
ers'
operations for a time.

(acpaipoa),
17.
of butchMai. 285, 14.
*dno(Txoi.viC<^
Pass.
arated.
ev
Tji
(o-ôH'ifu), to separate by
to be
a rope.
diro<rxot,viôij,m,
excluded, sep-
dwo(T(j>aip6a)
to
make
spherical.
Dem. 778
Athan.
'Airccrxotvurfievos wdcri toIs
Athen.
2,
TrdXei SiKatois.
6.
Philon
I,
205, 13, dpeTtjsI,
diroa-(j>dKiâ) (a-(j>dKi(a>), to
shut up.
Schol.
Eur,
219',
f)pS)v.
11,
848 A.
344 C,
d<p'
Or. 1108.
diToa<l>cLKii.ia
cr(f)dKp.â.
Polyb.
to
apud Suid.
*diro(Td>â, r=z
hiaaa^m.
to 3,
Xen. An.
arrive
at.
2, 3, 18.
Airotr(f)aKiJ.ricras, d;ro7n;Sijcray,
dwoaKiprfitras, sling
Pass.
diroa-aBrivm,
Pseudo-
d7ro<r(j>fv8ovda
^(<rêi/8orao>),
Diod.
2,
50,*p. 162, 76.
away. Plut. U, 1062 A.

Plut.
II,
Nicod.
TOTTov.
2.
I,
B, 10,
eh tov
tov
Xeyop-evov Kpaviov
To supply the place of a bishop.

ttjs
Lucian. n, 682, dXX^Xots.

diT0<r<f>v&6vriTos, ov,
Leant.
Mon. 677 B,
{irapeva),
KoivaTavTtvono-
repulsed by slings.
Xeay apxtema-Kdirov 6p6vov, locum tenens.

diroa-apeva
to
293 A.
a7ro(r^6i8ovif(o
gather,
intransitive.
d7ro(T(j)vSovda.
-urSiivai els
Mace.
16, p.
518
Pseudoôs. ndfuvov. Euagr.
Porph. Cer. 445, 10. 483, 14.

d7ro(r<a(7Ti;s,
ov,
6,
(cmocrai^w)
Statrditmjf,
2749 A. B.
Porph.
Adm.
72, 17.
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by Microsoft
aTTOToyj}
dmrayri,
^s,
17,
236
renunciation.
'Aa-rrdCopiai
oTTOTeXecr/iaTtKtu?
Td<T(roiuii o-ot
a-e.
(dwoTdara-oiuu)
K(t>v\ov
Macar. Just. Tryph. 107, npos t^v dSiKiav. Const. Apost. 7, 41. Sio^dXo). 233 A. B,
(b)
Tram
to
XPV y^P ^'V""

to
renounce,
throw
40, ToO 8ia06Xov.
2.
7.
world, applied to monachism. Isi'l- Epist. 1, 632 A. 940 B.
Renunciation of the Basi7. HI,

1, rijr uXt/j.
opposed to oT)wdo-(TOj[u. off one's allegiance; Jos. Ant. 11, 6, 8. Philon I, 115, 24, nvl.
Clem. R.
2,
16.
Herm. Mand.
6, 2.
Ignat
Apophth. Cassian.
âpairr,ais.
3.
Resignation
705 B.
Orig.
36.
I,
Just. Apol. 1, 49.
Tatian. 805 B.
585 A.
Nicet. PapU. 505
C 4.
Ces-
CyrUl.
H. 1068
IH, 1041 B. Iambi. V. P. A.- 1069 B, tok epyois
sation of the pulse.
dn-oVayâ, arcs, to, Iambi, y. P. 290.
Protosp. Puis. 47.

aiv6ppr)(ns,
prohibition.
Const. Apost. 2, 6. 3, 18. 5, 6. Tov a-arava. Particularly, to renounce the world; 7, 41. Basil. Ill, 636 A. 873 said of monachism.
divoTobrfv (Jmordva,),
adv. at length, at the foU 841.

PoZi. 4, 94.
A.
B,

Tti/df.
10S5 B.
1073
extent.
icia. I, 244 Tour x^P"^' dvoTaSrjv cxovras, too long. Cyrill. A. I, 276 D, by exOrig. I, 909 B.
tending.
01,
PWosir.
Choi. 1565 C.
Apophth. 81 C.
Joann. Mosch. 2920 A. 2973 A, et alibi. (c) to abdicate. Mai. 312, 4, r^j âanXetas. dnoranKos, r], 6v, (dnoTfivai) aiming at, directed'
to
'ATTOTOKTat, av,
'AnoTaKTiKoi.
Epiph.
Clem. A.
Ill,
a person.
Orig.
I,
476 A, Xoyos.
Orig.
I,
40 C.
diroTaKTiOV
d'TTOTanKcbs, adv.
of the preceding.
476
II,
= 8
Tj,
dirmdrreaBai.
11,
620 B.
aKOTaKTiKos,
6v, {amoTajTuus, oKtyrdiraôpm) dis-
A, write dTroraKTiKas 1 diroTavpoofjuu, to become a raSpos.

249 C.
d7TOTd(l)pev(Tis,
Ecoy,
fj,
Cyrill.
A.
posed to renounce. Epiph. II, 508 B, rpovos, a disposition to give up all religious obserPachom. 949 A, 2. Monastic. vances. opposed to to. kocrxriiia, the monastic habit ; 3. Substantively, (a) 6 aTro(TfiiKa i/MTia.
(dn-oTa^peuo)) intrench-
ment.
dwore
Dion. H. IH, 1761,12. Mai. 176, 18 as v. d<l>OTe.
1.
dTroTLxiC<'>t to deprive.
Ke(f>dKrjs dT!ereixi.(Tav,
K((f)dKriv.
diroTecxi-<rp.6s, ov, 6,
Genes. 25, 22 Autok t^s =^ direrepMV airoi n))/
TOKTiKos, recluse,
one
who
lives in seclusion,
simply a monk.
Ajyocr. Pachom. 949 A. (b) 01 'AttotoAct. Philipp. in Hellad. 1. KTiKoi, Renouncers, an Encratite sect, called
(dnoTfixiiai) the walling ojf

I,
of a town.
d!roT;(7Tf ov
32.
Plut.
535 B, et ahbi.
Themist. 336,
:^
Sei diTOTeixi^î.v.
also
'
Ano<TToKiKoi,
'ATroTaKT-irai.
Epiph.
Jul.
I,
849 B.
A.
1040 C.
'AnoTaKna-rat,
S>v, 01,
'ATTOTaKTiTai,
S>v, 01,
= =
dTtonKvooi,
'
ixra,
27,
(jeKVou)
to
rob
of
children.
dirt^
AiroTaKTiKol.
224
Sept.
Gen.
45
Mi^ttotc dTroTeiivaiBS)
TOiV bvo.
'
AnoraKTiKoi.
Basil. IV,
diTOTeXeioi, ov, 6,
conmionly
9.
oi diroreXetoi,
(re-
729 C.
Tim. Presb. 16 C.
rj,
Xoi) the magistrates of the
Achaean
cities.
dnoraîa, as,
2. Renunciation. Orig. 125 A. Epiph. 337 B. 3. Renunciation of the world, with reference to monachism. Clementin. 156 A. 633 A. 4. Schism.
11, II,
etos,
r],
desertion.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
760 A.
Polyb. 10, 21,
16, 36, 3 seq.
aTroTeKeioa (reXeido)) to initiate.
Pseudo-Dion.
completion.
44.
372 B.
*d7roTeXe(7tr,
Basil. Ill,
eas,
rj,
(aTTOTEXeffl)

*dTroTi\c(rpja, aros, to,
effect,
2,
Nicom.
5, 9.
diroraîs,
^=.
dnoTaîa,
renunciation.
(dn-oreXe'ii))
completion,
177 A. 1500 A. Epiph. I, 677 C. 2. Resignation A. X, 1084, C. Theogn. Mon. 857 D. napainja-is. dmrains, eas, rj, (aTTOTeii/a)) an extending, a' stretching out. Plut. II, 670 C. 2. A directing, an aiming at : intention, object. Apollon. D. Pron. 283 B. Synt. 113, 5. 35,
Eus.
II,
Cyrill.
resuU.
4,
Aristot.
78, 5.
Mund.
Biod.
Polyb.
Diosc.
39, 11.
1,
89.
lobol. p. 52.
58 D, et alibi. Artem. Anton. 6, 42. 22, fulfilment of a dream. Sext. 730, 22. 2. Destiny, in astrology.
Plut.
I,
744, 10.
dTTOTeXeo-fiaT-jKos,
17,
6v,
producing an
effect or
27
"E^"
7)
irpos TO
okov
rfjv diroTaa'i.v, it
aims
7
at.
result.
Galen. H, 64 D.
188, 21 'EavTOvs re dvTovoiidôvres Koi Trpos ovs
dnoTaais
(i(TTi).
Theodos. 1027,
'H
2.
ogy.
Sext. 584, 17, rx>^> painting, architecture. Relating to destiny, in judicial astrolPtol. Tetrab.
Se TrpocToîs
raa-is,
npbs irapov eo'Tt Trpoa-wrrov djroinaddressing a person in the impera-
9o!
JSast/.
I,
129 C.
tive.
Argum.
Arist.
Nub.
to
II.
t^s daTpovop.ias, o jkCosm. Carm. pos dTTOTfkecrpanKov KaKoiKTi.

'AcTKeio-flai
Soz. 1045
oTTOTao'O'a)
Mid.
Marc.
21. 11, 8, 6.
or dTroTaTTto,
d'TTordcra-oiiai,
assign, to set apart.
Greg. 552.
o-panKoi,
3.
Substantively, 01 djroTfXe-
(a)
to
hid farewell.
astrologers.
Eust. Dion. 91,

in
23.
6,
46.
Luc.
9, 61,
nvl.
Act. 18, 18.

7.
Schol. Dion.
P. 325, SO.
adv.
Paul. Cor.
2, 2, 13. 2, 1.
Jos. Ant. 8, 13,
diioT(\e(TiiaTiKS)s,
result.
a manner denoting
Theophil.
Phryn. 23
'Atto-
Olymp. A. 81 A.
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by Microsoft
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mr(rreKeiTfi.aToK6yoi,
237
astrologer.
atroTpeirreo'i
ov,
6,
(Xeym)
Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1020

Epict.
Nicom. 53.
i.'noTiKe<rji6s, ov, 6,
D,
(aTroTeXem) the final cause.
/xot
</)u<re(BS.
OTroTeuKTiKos, ^, dv, failing, missing.
3,
Theodos. 1034, 33, as in Adj

Iva avayvS).
to îffKiov
22,
104
ope^tj,
opposed to eKKKiois TrfpnTraEpict. 4, 10,

Trepnrra}-
TiKYj.
Ptol. Tetrab. 161.
dwoTeKeareov
p. 61.
= Set
i],
arroreKeiv.
Diosc. lobol.
2,
dnoTevKriKuis, adv. by failing, etc.

6,
opcyca-dat,
opposed to
eKicKiveiv
anoTfKfonxAs,
ing,
ov,
bringing to
an end,
effect-
producing, causing.
Sext. 125, 16.
Plut. II, 652. A,
a7roTe(j)p6a (retjipoio), to
5, 96.
reduce
to ashes.
Diosc.
Bepjuurlai.
Clementin. 349 B,
iravrav xaXff'i''') tte stars.

lating to tlie
2.
to
Poll. 1, 167.
Final, re-
diroTfxyôjJLCU,
=
fj,
Philostrg. 545 B.
T)(vdopai.
Caesarius 1032.
end or object
grammar.
bringing
to be gained.
dTTorrjîs, eas,
(dwoT^Kw) a melting of snow.

to
Apollon. D. Synt. 265, 27, truvSeo-fios (tva),

_^nai conjunction, in
ajroTe\f(rTr, adv.
i;/
Sirab. 4,
diroTrjpeco
1,
12, p. 291, 22.

Tr)pi(0,
=:
watch.
Diod. 14, 21.

to

37, 8.
an end, etc. Porphyr. Aneb.
Neocaes. 11,
to reserve.
r],
dvorqpjftris, <ar,
observance
no purpose.
Jos.
Eu^. Alex. 316 B,

fjs,
fj,
aTTorf'XfOTos, ov, perfect.
aTToTeXeunj,
Iren. 807 A.
Antyll.
diroTifi.r](Tis,
fws,
fj,
tS>v vriOTeimv.
mroypaîj, census.
I,
TtXeuTi).
apud
OnJ.
m,
612,
7.
Ant. 18, 1, 1. Bekker. 437, 31

diroTLvayfia,
airoTcKem, .to effect, to
the cause.
Sext. 125, 2.
airore/xxo),
produce a result ; said of Epict. 1, 11, 34. Nicom. 90.

ojf"
;
matter.
v.
1.
550 F, noXirav. 'AiroriyuTjo-iy, reXos fj (popov. aros, to, (diTOTivda-tTtii) refuse, waste Hence, tow. Sept. Judic. 16, 9 as
Plut.
7.
Symm.
to
cut
<o
9,
behead,
decapitate.
Dion. H. IV, 2044,

K(j)d\ds.
TjiriBrj.
tovs avxivas
diTonvdcroio
Esai.
1,
31.
To/do-irto.
Schol.
Arist.
Ach.
Ps.
ras
346.
diroTivvvco ^=z diroTLvoi.
Epict. 1, 2, 27 Toy Tpdx>iôv dneEus. IV, 209 A HavXos re dnoreGreg. Nyss. Ill, 316 C fuierai, was beheaded. ToK HavKov t^s Ke<f>dKfis dirirefxe. Chrys. IX, 444 A. X, 13 C. Aster. 224 C T^y KefjiaX^s Philostrg. 572 B. 589 A T^s kedirfTiiri&q. Eus. Ernes. 517 B, nvd. (f>a\fjs dTTOTe/xvETai. Justinian. Cod. 1, 5, 11 drroTeiivetrSai, let him Mai. 44. Simoc. 340, 14. be beheaded.
Sept.
Gen.
31, 39.
68, 5.
Sir. 20, 12.
djrono'TOs, ov, (jToriÔ))
not watered, as a plant.

Jos.
Greg. Th. 1073 C.

diroTirdo!, ov, (riTdrj)
Hymnog. 1169 B.
Philon II, D. a piece cut
83,
weaned.
24.
332, 44.
Basil. Sel. 576
diTOTpripa, aros, to, {dirorciivto)
off.
Theoph.
216.
Mc. CP.
Histor.
63,
15.
Martyr. Poih. 1445 A. *dTr6Tp,7]a-is, ea>s,ri, a cutting off. Philon B. 100. Eus. II, 440 A. Tatian. 8, p. 824 A.
aTTOToX/jjjT-eoi'
(Compare the classical dwoTjujOfivai nji' Ke(f)a2. Mid. dirofrefivojjMi, to subtend, as X^v.)
:=
Tj,
8el dTroToXpav.
Plut.
II,
11
D.
'
applied to chords.
auTrjv
Sext. 670, 22 'Oo-i-e bvo
diTOTopds, dSos,
f)
dirdTOfios.
Diod.
4,
78
djroTijj.vea-dm
fwSia,
the radius
is,
sub-
Hirpa
aTToTOfiri,
aTroTOfids.
fjs,
fj,
Jos.
Ant.
3, 1, 2.
tends two signs of the zodiac, that

sixth of the ecliptic.
airdreîs,
one
II,
7.
2.
castration.
Clementin. 196 C.
3.
Decapitation.
Simoc. 57,
Max.
626,
2.
ems,
fj,
(dTroriKTo))
birth.
Philon
737,
465, 45.
Cyrill.
Soran.
255,
27.
Sext.
^. X, 257 B, ^
ck yt)i/ads.
Conf. Comput. 1252 C. 'laidvvov Tov irpobpopov. Stud. 757 D.

harshness of character.
591, 41. 620, 8.
Andr. C. 1109 A,
Syncell.
ajTorepfianâ (repfian^ta), to terminate, to bound.
dTroTopia,as,ri, (drr&rofios) severity, decisiveness:
Gemin. 836 B. m, 1108 A.

C.
arrorerayiievas
Agathem. 359.
Greg. Nyss.
diroTcppaTKTpos, ov, 6, a bounding.
Gemin. 781
exclusively.
Diod. 12, 16. II, Dion. H. Ill, 1650, 9, f) Philon U, 287, 40. 531, 12. Trepl TO hUava. Paid. Rom. 11, 22. Plut. II, 13 D. Sext.
667,
2.
(d7roTd(r<7<),
adv.
Orig.
I,
1161 B.
Basil. TO, 881 C.
Greg.
diroTopevco
diroTopveioD.
Philon
I,
506, 20
Nyss.
etc.
m,
1089 B.
Orig.
I,
Ety ar(paipav dTTOTeropvevfievos.
Jul. Ill D.
dworerfvyiievas (âTroTvyxdvto), adv. 6^ missing,

;
diroTpaKTeia (rpoKTeva)), to inquire.
Eus. Alex.
opposed to imTerevyiievas.
Sib A.
Dion. dirorpaxvva (jpaxvva)), to make harsh. ' H. VI, 1089, 3, Tiyv dmriv, to grate the ear. Longin. 21, 1. \_Dion. H. V, 155, 11 djroreTpdxvKa, perf. saC\
dirorpeiTTeos, a, ov,
1112 B.
aiTorreroKji-qp.ivas (diroTo\ixd(o),
adv. boldly, darmis1, 1.
ingly.
Orig.
I,
1368 A.
;
djroreuypi, aToy, t6, (d'rrorvyxdvai') failure
hap
opposed to
Strab.
17,
Kardpdta/ua.
2,
Diod.
II,
Sv
fiel
drrorpcwea-dai.
Eus.
15, 6.
1.
Pto.
468 A.
IV, 193 D.
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airoTpeTTTiKo'i
aTTorpcnnKos,
preventing.
rj,
238
dissuading
d'7ro(paTLKO<i
6v,
(an-orporo))
1,
Diosc.
593.
to
89, vofiav.
Pseudo-
Lucian.
14.
airoTp(po)
7,
m,
^=
dnov\a(Tis, ewf, ^, a healing up of an ulcer. Paul. Aeg. 84. Diosc. 2, 5, et alibi. dnovpayca {ovpayia), to lead the rear-guard,
aTTOTpeTTTOs, ov,
be
avoided.
Themist. 209,
Basilic.
cover the rear.

5, 7, 11.
Polyb.
3,
47,
1.
3,
49, 13.
5, 23, 10, To'is (j)dkayytTaLs.
eKTpeipoi.
Poll. 6, 32.
dnovpea
E.
:=
ovpeco.
Lucian.
ovpr)<ns.
to
II,
89.
Aret. 51
17, 2.
aiT6Tpip,pLa, arcs, to, (airoTpiâi)
Diosc.
5,
167 (168),
Tpis.
dKo'j/7;s
powder of emery. Na^my.

Synt. 339, 14.
to
diToipTjais, eons,
fj,
diroppoa, axrai,
(pvpos)
Aret. 53 C. meet with contrary
anoTpis
=z
ApoUon.
I).
winds.
128, 12.
Polyb. 16, 15,

r],
4.
aTrorpiTom (Tpirdio), (0 &0j7
down
7,
one
third.
8, 24.
dnovaria, as,
deficiency, diminution.
3, 14.
Diosc. 4, 138 (140).

cmoTpiToxTis, eas,
rj,
Geopon.
13, 5.
to
Diod.
I,
3. Seminal
Plut. H,
Agathar.
emission,
a boiling down
one
third.
:^
cnrepfiaTos
Trpoecis.
364 D.
Aet.
3, 79.
ecos,
17,
Cfem. A.
(&noTpiâ>) a rubbing or wijiI,
509 B,
(Tvvovo-ias.
dnoTpi-îs,
ajrovo'idâi :=z aTToo'Trepp.aLvco.
Artem. 115,
els
ing
off.
Clem. A.
dfiaprias.
640 C.
CyriU. A.
I,
TLva.
1009 C,
(125).^
aTTOTpOTTao/iai
;
aTTOcpaidpvva)
(paiSpiva.
Clinag. 21.
to
d;roTpe7r(o.
FsendiO-Phocyl. 132
d7ro(pdKaKp6oiJuu.
(<paXaKp6a),
become
com-
pletely bald.
Phryn. P.
S. 16, 31.
aTroTpoTrtd^co {aworpfmr]}
^= aTroTpenco, to keep off.

diroTrep.ivetTBai kcli diro1,
aTTofjiavTeov
^=
Sel aTTocftaivea'dat.
Philon H,
I,
Orig.
I,
1364
Ov
461, 39.
11.
(?a?en.
VI, 91 B.
Plottn.
192,
TpoTTidêo-dm 8eT.
avoid.
o-e
Sept. Ezecli.
Aristaen.
1,
p. 6,
nvd,
sacri-
16, 21 ' KirorpowidêaBaL
*dnoâvnK6s, rj, ov,

Interpr. 4,
3.
assertive, declarative. Aristot.
avTO. avTois, to offer as
an expiatory
5, 2.
Apollon.
D. Synt.
244,
fice.
a.TroTpoiTLa(Tp.a, aros, to,
^
26, eyKkuTis,
^=
opuTTiKr), the indicative mood,

3,
expiatory offering.
Hes.
to
in
grammar.
245,
intpprnm.
Hermog.
7,
AiTOTpoTrtafTpAi,
e^tXeaa'pUy
cmorpeirovTa
Prog. 17.
fUXTOS.
Sea;*.
302, 17.
Diog.
69,
d^m-
(jjavXov. aTTOTpoirmo^jn.os, ov,

6,
an
averting, keeping off.
diToâvTiKas,
adv.
assertively,
declaratively.
Ant. 1, 3, 6. 3, 10, 3, of the scapegoat. Orig. I, 720 A, Saipôviiov. Diog. 8, 32. Eudoc. dTTOTpoTTtaoTtKOff, T), 6v, zr= oKOTpiimKos. M. 147, (jjaa-imrav. Bust. Dion. 237, 26. aTroTpotprj, ^s, fj, rpotjiTj. Dion. H. HI, 374,
Jos.
Orig. in, 868 A.

aTTOipavTos,
rj,
ov,
asserted.
Philon
I,
97, 22.
541,
65.
6.
Gell. 16, 8.
Sext. 80, 21.
Diog.
7,
*dn6<f)a(ri,s, cods,
r/,
(dno(f)alva>) assertion, decla-
10.
ration, decision, sentence.

to pluck, pick fruit. Philostr.
Dem.
899.
Polyb.
aTTOTpvyda (Tpvyda>),
97, jTCTTcpt.
6, 1,
Chrys. I, 751 E. apparently out of place.
1,14,8. 1,15,9. 1,57,4. 2,42,2.

51, 5.
Cleomed.
Sept.
Amos
I,
SfraJ.
2, 1,
19, p. 118, 2.
Martyr.
Joann.
diroKe-
Poth. 1436 C.
Plut.
5ea;<.
84, 25.
Apophth. 140
airoTpvxdo) (Tpuxoco),
^=
dnoTpvio.
933
*A3rd0ao'ts e^rfKBev Ivd KadaipeQwai.
A.
dTTOTpvx> (jpvx"')!
38.
Mosch. 2924
diroTpvo).
"EXo/SfK dnotftatriv tva
Philon U, 371,
Vit.
(pdKio'd^.
Aap^dvovo'iv
Plut.
I,
144 D.
adv. without drinking.
TepoL (j)ovpKtfTda(Tiv.
cris.
d7r6(j>a(riv Iva
dpô-
Answer
r=^ dwoKpi-
diroTcos (anoTos),
Polyb.
5,
4, 24, 9,
^ jrpos AaKeSaipnviovs.
Nil. Jun. 45 A.
dn-oTuAi'trcrtD
29, 11,
to
80UVCU ffepl ray yeypapLp^vav.
(tuXiVcoj),
unroll,
to
unfold.
3. Revelation.
236, 76.
jrrea* Revelation,
Simon apud Hippol. Haer.

(Ae
Theod. Lector 224

diT
'An-orvXi'lat T17V uivtova
240, 23 'H peydKrj 'An-dâtrts,
avTov.
(tutitib)
aTTOTviTos, ov,
mndelled or formed after

9, 4, elKav.
the title of a work uted to Simon the Magician.

sical.
jDi'on.
attrib-
an original.
Jos. Ant. 20,
diToipains,
dTTOTvnott), to copy, etc.
Classical.
Porphyr.
to.
Clasews, ^, (d7rd(î;/u) negation. T"/!?-. 642, 3 'Apvijaecos ^ aTTO^d-
Vit. Plot. 59, 10 El J KcUCKos dnammoviievos
o-emr c7npp^p.aTa
(oi
ov.
ypdjipara, as a calligraplier.
airoTvp6op,ai, (nipdo)), to be
PZm(.
U, 513 A,
and its compounds). ApoUon. D. Conj. 526,
cheese.
Erotian. 276.
2.
curdled or made into
To
leave off eat-
ing cheese.
Anast. Caes. 525 A.
20 'H ov d'TrofJMa-is, the negative particle oi. Hermog. Biet. 288, 1 1 (ou8' ovk e^c'Xoifra, ovk aSijXov). Lucian. U, 719 Avo d7ro(^do-ftr fiiav
KaTd<pafnv djroTeXoCcrt, too negatives are equivalent to
dnoTv(j)\ao'is, eas, ^, {diroTvcjiKoto) blindness. Sept. Zach. 12, 4.
blinding^
an
affirmative.
6v, negative.
dnovXoo) (ouXdo)), to heal

I,
up an
ulcer. 22.
Diosc.
Plut.
dirofpaTKos,
17,
ClassicaL ApoUon.
Diog.
7, 73,
81, p. 86, et alibi.
Epiet.
2, 21,
D. Synt. 245,
TWOS.
23, Vippijîa {ov).
II,
46 F.
Digitized
by Microsoft
'
airocpaTtKOi
airorjjanKos,
rj,
J.
239
Apollon. D.
Apollon. D,
ajrocjiopna'pos,
ov,
aiTO'^pr]ai,<;
6v,
dvoKJiavTiKos.
o,
=
II.
to
202,
dnoôpTiêoBai.
9.
Synt. 10, 21.
Doubtful.
Archigen. apud Oni.

dnocpopTOOfiat
anoânicSis, adv. ^=. airoKJjavriK&s.
Pron. 294 A.
a7ro(j>avXi^<o
ajrocpevoKiâ)
= =
Doubtful.
dnotjjXavpiâ.
(j>cvaKlâ).
(ôpToo)) Pallad. Laus. 1220 A, to
=^
d7ro(j}opTiôpai.
Simoc. 39, 15.

.404, 14.
2, 1, 4,
diTo(j)pdâ>
pa(f>6piov, to take off.

1.
(ppd^co.
Men. P.
rrfs
To regard as
dirocjipda-o-a), to
drrocjipds.
Damascius 345, Lyd. 48, 3.

1,
2.
ajTCXpeiyai, to
shun, abstain from.

Gregent. 588 A,
Ael.
Petr.
T^s <f)6opas.
nopveias.
6,
remove obstruction, as a medicine,

Diosc.
68, p. 73.
di/ao-To/idck).
mr6(^li,os, ov, iz:: hvtr^fios.

9, 50,
N. A.
44.
d7ro<j)pv6co (p(j)pv6opai), to
humble.
Greg. Naz.
116.
et alibi.
in, 1410 A.
d7ro<^va-rfriov
ajro(l>6eyyofiai ^(jjdeyyopat), to
forth.
speak out, to utter Philon 11, 139, 32. Luc. Act. 2, 4. 14. I, 510, 58, prophetically. Plut. n, 405 D. Lucian. I, 839, et 26, 25. alibi. 2. To sing songs or hymns. Sept.
Diod. 16, 27.
Set drro^va-dv.
^,
(diTo(j)va>)
Diosc.
offshoot,
5,
d7rd0vo-ts,
(Bj;
sucker.
Polyb. 18,
1, 10.
diro(j)ia> ((j>va>), to
separate.
Doctr. Orient. 656
A.
dno<pa>veai
Par.
1, 25, 1.
iK(j)cov<o.
Max. Conf
to
II,
176 C.
air6(j)deyiia,
aros,
to,
apophthegm.
Classical.
diroxaiperiâ), itra, (âipeTiô)^

well.
bid one fare-
Zosimas 1693 C, tS>v dyimv yepSvrwv. Joann. Mosch. 3104 C. [The Apophthegmata Patrum formed part of the Meya AeipxovdptOK.]
Porph. Cer.
itrco,
16, aiTov.
Adm.
210, 8.
dTroxaXKiô),
(xoXkos)
to strip
one of money
(xoXkovs).
Palladas 48.
divoxdpa^t'i, 0)5,
rj,
oirotpBeyiiaTiKos,
6v,
apophthegmatic.
Plut.
1,
dTTOxapda-o-co
9.
rj,
^=
;^dpa^t?.
Plut. II, 1079 E.

I,
x'^pd'^co).
Dion Chrys.
612,
Pseudo-Demeir. 6, 13. awo^deipyoa, probably corrupt for aTrocjjdeipiâ (tjidcipiâi), to louse. Stud. 1741 A.
51 E, et alibi.
dirocpiiwa
(î;/x(!a>), to
Poll.
2,
115.
aTTOxavvoa)
(;(ai;i'd(B), to
make neglectful or remiss.

T^s Kara 6eov
jroXireias
Leont. Cypr. 1693

diroxavuwBfjvm.
stop one's mouth, to silence.
Epiph.
phlegm.
2,
II,
45 D.
i(ra>,
carcx^Xiypunâ),
(cjiXeyiia)
to
cleanse
2,
from
dnoxeiplCw, laa, (x^'f) '" deprive one of hands, to cut off one's hands. Mai. 492, 9 oTrex"pl(r6ri.
Diosc.
2,
183 (184).
188 (189).
Galen.
Antyll.
Chron. 724, 6 dtroKcxiipia-pivos.

i],
209, KetjidKriu (2, 207
*Xcypi
Syet.
dnoxîpoîaiTiKos,
ov,
=zz
djrox"po/3i'a)Tos.
VI, 179
'
Arroppiwreiv to t^Xeypa).
rêod
Trpos Tl.
I,
1040 C.
Polyb. 23, 14,
8,
apud
Orib. 11, 183, 5.

fj,
dnoxeipos, ov, (,x^^p) off-hand.

Antyll.
dirofjiXeypanKos,
6v,
cleansing
Galen. XIII, 134 B.

183, 5.
ijTOKJiiXeYpaTUTpAs, ov, 6,
from phlegm. apud Orib. II,
dTToxeipoTovea,
rjo'a),
to divest
or deprive of office.
ttjs (TTpaTrjyias.
Soz. 1052 A, to object to one's ordination.
a cleansing from phlegm.

Zo
Theoph. 424,
9,
tov Tevâva
to
Diosc. 5, 4.
dirofpoi^dâ
((ôj3df<),
dTTOxepa-oco (j(p(T6at),
Miier prophetically.
Diod.
II,
526, 14, foretell.
Strab. 14, 5, 15,
render dry land: to make waste. Greg. Nyss. HI, 925 D. Simoc. Pseud-J.JAan. IV, 905 C -Bfivai, to 169, 3.
of improvisations.
diro(f)oiTt)<Tts, CODS,
rj,
Iambi. V. P. 340.
(diroiôiTda>)
become waste.
dnoxTcv(Tis,
fios,
fj,
a going away, departure. Cyrill. A. I, 156 D. 204 D. HI, 602 A. Pseudo-Diore. 561 A. dir6(j>oiTos, ov, gone away. Simoc. 149, 5. dvo<j)opd, as, fj, L. effluvium, exhalation, smell. Diod. n, 566, 84, f/ otto toC veKpov. Dion. H. IV, 2132, 12. Strab. 5, 4, 9. Di'osc. 1, 11.
83.
d'!To(j>6pri(Tis,
(dnoxfrfvo)) a carrying off

I,
by a
canal.
Philon
{_Stud.
29, 29, tSiv wepiTTca-
imrav.
diroxâ, to
dirox^,
'
spill.
rj,
1737
oTroûo'e'.]
rjs,
(carexoD
direxop.ai)
abstinence.
Epict.
2,
1016 C.
128,
2.
I,
15, 5.
Iren. 690 B.
Clem.
A.
I,
Accepfilatio, quittance, receipt.
ear, ^,
Lucill. 105.
Artem. 391.
Distance.
Justinian. Novell.
Ptol. Geogr. 1,
1.
preceding. L.
Sext. 30,
3.
3.-3.
49, 19.
d7ro0op7jToy, ok,
to
divoxophos, ov, (jfop^rj) discordant, out of tune.

(diro<pepa)),
auferendus,
Clem. A.
1068 B.
away. Athen. 6, 15, Kspapa, dishes containing presents given to guests at

Je carried
feasts to carry
20, 4, 12.
diro(j)opri(opat ((jyopriô)), to
Participle dvoxpav, sufdTtoxpaa, to suffice. Plut. n, 1123 E, alna, sufficient ficient.

reason, dnoxprj (xp*))'
npo<r6rj(retv.
*'
home with them.
Isid. Hisp.
sufficient.
Strab.
Oii
9, 1,
20,
unload one's self, rid one's self of anytlung. Philon I, 604, 3, Xvitriv. Luc. Act. 21, 3, of a ship. Jos. B.
J. 1, 8, 6.
self;
Hermias 1177 C
fj,
ydp
djroxprj
perpSiv 6 Zeis, personal.

diroxprjO'is,
ems,
2, 2.
(aTroxpdopxti)
Poll. 1,
99.-2. To
Artem. 187.
ease one's
Paul. Col.
22.
2.
Want, need.
a using up. Dion.
a euphemism.
H.
I,
149,
Digitized
by Microsoft
airo')(^prji7Teas
240
Plut.
a7rpo\r]irTo<;
ii7ro\prjcrrea>
n, 670
aTTpayfrnTevTos, ov, (irpayfiaTevopai) in which no
A.
airo-j^pqiTTiKas,
business is going
on,
having no commerce.
adv
Xfi.v.
airoxptiiVTais, apKovvrcos.
Polyb. 4, 75,
TrXrjdea-iv,
Diog.
7,
160,
Diod. 17, 40. Aristeas 15, not favorable to large invading

2.
dnoxpya-oo)
(xpva-oo)),
to
rate in gold money.
armies.
Muson.
II,
Artem.
-a-dai,
73.
to
Poll.
7,
102.
Basil. Ill, 2S9
become
gold.
(Compare
airap-
2.
A.
Greg. Naz.
197, free from trouble. 545 A, expecting no gain.
Doing
nothing.
Greg. Naz.
Ill,
1150
-yupoo).)
dnoxpoxTis, ems,
II,
^,
(xpavvvfii) a coloring.
Plut.
dnpayiuiTevTios, adv. without trouble.
Dion. H.
Basil. HI,
346 A,
(TKids, light
and
shade, in painting.
;
V, 616,
200 C.
anpayos,
9, 4.
2,
badly?
Jul.
Ill,
191 C.
a7ToxvXii<o (xi'A-'f<)> '" mafce *to yuice
to ex1,
Greg. Naz.
ov,
press the juice of anything.

115.
3,
Diosc.
Orib.
I,
77.
1.
248 C.
idle.
anpaKTOs,
Symm.
Judic.
5 (7).
Antyll.
to,
apud
6, 1.
302,
Macar. 233 B.

Suid.
diroxvXurpa, as,
the Juice
expressed from
Diosc.
98.
dirpaidevTOs, ov, (npaiSevo)) not plundered.

'
anything.
Geopon. 15,
ATrpaiSevTOS,
ov,
;
aTroxvjia, aros, to, ^=. â>miT(ra.
2.
1,
anpaKTos,
574.
A mode of dressing the hair.

1, 3.
Const.
anything
TOVTeanv d^Tjfuos. not concerned or engaged in opposed to cfiirpoKTos. Theoph.

to
Apost.
dnoxivm
35, V.
(xvixo), ;=: diroxc<o.

1.
Sept.
Reg.
3, 22,
dwpdUvTOS, Ionic ditpijvvTos, ov, (Trpavvia) not

be appeased.
dnoxvpota
aTrfX"'!"^'
write airexwe.
Plut.
I,
Antip. Thess. 69.
oxvpoco.
rf,
852
C
Classical.
dir6xv<rts, ems,
a pouring 2. Fulness of the moon. 1328 A TTjs (re\r]VT)s.

(affo;(a))
out.
11,
dirpenovrats, adv. :=; dirpeirais.
Anast. Sin. 36
adjective.
A.
dnpiXios, a, the Latin
./os.
ViexiA-Athan.
aprilis, an
diToxvTTjpiov, ov, TO,
L. cloaca, sewer,
drain.
Charis. 553, 18.
aTroxcopiTTfov
1, 5.
^
:^
rj,
Sei diToxa>piêLv.
Geopon. 16,
dTToxoiptuTiKos,
6v,
(dirox^plC^') L. separativus,
II,
separating.
dwoxmo-ts,
Greg. Nyss.
1105 A.
ccos, ^,
{dnoxmvwp.C) a damming up.

Diosc.
1,
Plut.
I,
935 B.
(yJAoKiâi), to clip off.
Ant. 14, 10, 10. Plut. I, 32 E Ei'SoIj Anatol. 212 B IIpo evSiKa koKovdirpCKlaisSSiv dnpCKiwv, ante diem undecimum kalendas ^ aprilis. Epiph. L, 885 Tj npo okto) leaKav'0 SSiv dvpCKiav, octavo kalendas aprilis. dnpiKios, sc. p,r}v, the month of April, simply April. Plut. J, 19 r. 72 C. dirpo^XrjTos, apparently a mistake for djro^Xi;Cyrill. ^. I, 141 B. Tos.
dnoôKiâi
130.
dirpoyvao'Tos, ov, (TrpoyivaxTKoi) that cannot fore-
dnoê
{oijrc),
336, 25.
dwo-êvhofiat
PZui.
I,
adv. of late. Apollon. D. Synt. Leont. Cypr. 1709 B, dvcx">pw^^-
yjrevbofjiai.
Jos. B. J. 4, 3, 5.
opposed to irpoyvaxmims. Clementin. Hippol. Haer. 218, 66. 67. dn-poeBpos, ov, (npocSpos^ without a president
;
know
3,
38.
315 B, T^s
dno^yijui, aros, to,

5, 85.
cXttiSos.
^jnjyiui
(bishop).
Eunap.
ov,
58,
7.
of metals. Diosc.
dwp6de<rpos,
without
irpodeo'p.ia.
Pseudo-
diTO'^KTeov
20, 3.
Chrys. IX, 826 D, BdvaTos.

Sei
diro^rjxeiv.
Geopon. 17,
Plut.
II,
dirpodeTas {KpoTlBrjp.i), adv. undesignedly,

out any regular plan.
leith-
d7ro\j/6(priins, ews,
17,
Polyb.
adv.
II,
9, 12, 6.
Ephr.
^6<pr)<ns.
866
III,
55 B.
(d7rpoV'Si79),
(iJer. 2, 162).
(aTToxûp^co)
djrpoiSmr
^
2.
dTrpooTrras-
aTrdi/^KTor, ow,
cooled
off.
Galen.

dirpoiTos,
ov,
I,
160,
XII, 35 F.
d7ro'i|/-u;(of,
(np6(ip,i)
not allowed to go out.
ov,
(i/'^X'?)
inanimate.
Longin.
to
Chrys.
42,
,
2.
:
cius 91.
disgust.
431 C. Ephr. Clim. 704 B.

ov,
m,
426 A.
Damasunr
Clim.
cmo-^vxpalvo) (;\fruxpaiv(a), to cool

dinria, incorrect for dwia, as,
tree.
dirpoKaTaa^KevaaTos,
(vpoKaTotTiceva^m)
Vsmdo-Theophyl. B. IV, 1236 B.

tj,
= &mos,
Died.
1,
prepared.
Dion. H. VI, 611, 14.

(TrpoKKivo))
pear36.
981 C.
aTrpoxXivris, fs,
Geopon. 10, 23,

oSor,
fj,
5.
not inclining either
'Avrma
Appia
via.
20,
way.
Cyrill.
A.I, 1021 D.
Ptol.
Strab. 5, 3, 6, et alibi.
dirpoKonos, ov, (irpoKoTni) without progress.
"Anmos,
mrpayim,
ov, 6,
Appius.
Polyb.
to be
16, 1.
Luc.
\
Act. 28, 15 'Attttiov ^6pov, Appii Forum.

f]a-a>,
2. Not promoted to higher

Basil. IV,
Tetrab. 156.
Sopiims. 3680 A.
ttjv
mariv.
clerical orders.
(npda-a-o))
to
doing nothing,
to
800 C.
Jejun. 1909 B.
accompUsli nothing,
3, 70, 4.
4, 64,
rj,
7.
28, 11, 8.
remain inactive. Polyb. Artem. 78.

inactivity.
dTrpdKOTTTOf, ov, =:= preceding.
Fseud-Athan.
not assumed, not
4.
IV, 1161 C.
airpoKrjirros, ov, (TrpoKafi^dva)
dirpayia, as,
(jrpda-<Ta>)
Polyb.
3,
103,
2.
Diod. 16,
5.
taken for granted.
Hierocl. C. A. 113,
Digitized
by Microsoft
vnrpoiirfdrft
(npofirjOris)
241
aTTpocTKoprfi
avpojajdris, es,
without forethought.
awpoo'Sidvva'os, ov, (yrpos, Atdvucros) not connect-
Jos.
Ant.
8, 6, 5, p.
890.
dirpovot]a-ia,
no providence, with reference to the Epicurean doctrine. Theopha. 2, 8. 38. Socr. 420 C.
as,
fi,
(airpovorjTos)
ed with the worship of Dionysus. Plut. 11, 671 F, iopTT). 2. Out of place, inappro-
priate, not to the purpose.
Cic. Att. 16, 13 n.

3,
Plut.
n, 612 E.
Lucian.
80.
cmpov6i]Tos, ov, (jrpovoeco) not thought
of before-
dirpoadcdpio'Tos, ov, (Trpoo-fitopifto) not defined.
hand : unexplored country. Polyh. 3, 48, 4. 2. Not superintended by divine providence.
Alex. Trail. Hehn. 305, 11.

dirpoahioploTas, adv. without distinction, indiscriminately.
Athenag. 949 B. Theophil. 3, 3. 3. Heedless, thoughtless, improvident : unguarded. Polyb. 4, 5, 5, x<pa. Plut. II, 572 A. 5, 7, 2, iTpos TO (Tvp-âivov.
Tatian.
2.
Sext. 35,
7.
Did. A. 1652 A.
1, 2, 2.
Pseudo-Jus^
1332 A.
Antec.
dirpoa-eyyioros, ov, (jrpocTeyyiâ)

divpoa-Tre'Kadros.
aTrpotreKTeo),
jjtrta,
OTrpoa'iTos,
Patriarch. 1072 A.
Orig. II,
Vit.
Lucian.
ercising
II,
795, tS>v ein yfjs Trpayp-aTcov, ex-
^=. dirpoo'eKTos elpi.
no providence.
airpovariTios,
adv. without having thought of bePolyb. 10, 14, 8 Toil dTrpovorjTms forehand. 0f(oiJ,vois, who had never seen anything like it
before.
1160 A. IV, 668 C, TTfpi TO rqpflv. Jun. 68 D -^rjo'ai, write -KTrjaai.

djrpoo'eKTos,
Scliol.
Nil.
ov,
(npoo'ex"')
heedless,
careless.
Lye. 314.
fj,
dirpoa-c^la, as,
(dirpotreKTos) heedlessness, care5.

I,
airpooip,ia<TTos, ov, (npooLfudôiiai)
without prefPoll.
lessness.
Epict. 4, 12,
Orig. Ill, 985 C.
ace.
Dion. H. V, 491,
3,
2.
Lucian. U, 32. 63.
oTrpooTrros, ov,
1,
hot foreseeing, improvident.
Eus. m, 536 B. 473 C.

dirpoo'fxv^j
Basil.
240 B.' Macar.
179.
117, Tov fieXKovTos.
">
dnpoa'cKTOs.
Ephr.
Ill,
360
airpooTTTios,
adv. improvidently, recklessly. Ael.
Ion II, 411, 25.

5, 5.
N. A.
1, 8.
PhiHerodn. 6,
Diod. Philon II,
30,
B.
dnpocrrjKos, ov,
^=
ov or
pr) irpoo'ijKav.
Did. A.
to
545 B. 604 A.
aKpo6paTos, ov, (rrpoopdm) not foreseen.

20, 42. 96.
2.
11,
9,
dirpotrdeTia,
r}<Ta),
(dirpoaBeTos^
not
assent.
Not
foreseeing.
Diog.
9, 76.
159, 39, TOV fieWovTos.

oitpoopaTois, adv.
34.
30.
Max.
Tyr. 42, 10.
dirpoa^Beros, ov, (npoiTTiBrfpi) not
added to. Theol.

unapmountain. 5,
Diod. 19,
aivpooTrTas.
Tivos.
Philon
I,
Arith. 30, not increased

dnpoa-LTOs,
ov,
by
49,
addition,
n, 545,
Diog.
?xv
Max.
Tyr. 122,
(jrpoafipi)
inaccessible,
7,
62.
proachable.
24, 4. 96.
Polyb.
1, 3, 18.
3,
dirpoopiaras (rrpoopi^co), adv. without being predestined.
9, 27, 6.
Cic. Att. 5, 20.

17, 3, 1.
Hippo!. Haer. 424, 8.

r],
Strab.
Paul. Tim.
Tatian. 20,
Plut.
dirpowraxTia, as,
biassed.
(aTrpoTTT-caTos)
3, 9.
the being un9, 74.

7,
1, 6, 16,
^S)s.
Plut.
n, 68 D.
Anton.
Diog.
46.
Sept.
2, 8,
Tivi.
djrpmTaiTos, ov, (TrpoTTiWo)) invincible
2. Unbiassed. Epict. Mace. 3, 3, 14. 29. Anton. 4, 49. 7, 55.

*d7rponTcBT(i)s,
dirpoa-iTois,
adv. inapproachably.
H, 45
F.
dTTpoa-KKivfjs,
'fs,
(Trpoo-KXivo) )
not
inclining.
adv.
II,
without
bias.
Chrysipp.
independent.
Cyrill.
^. X, 361 B.
Clem. A.
Cyrill.
apud Plut.
iirpotTdpTjjTos,
1038 F.
(npocapTaai)
dnpoa-KKivms, adv. without inclining.

I,
ov,
393 A.
A. X, 293
C.
Nicom. 46.
dirpoa'aiSriTos,
ov,
dirpoa-KKiTos, ov, unbiassed.
Aster. 3'04 B.
(TrpocravSaa")
not spoken
Plut.
II,
to.
dirpoa-Kop.ia-Tos, ov, {npoa-nopiâi)
not brought or
Aristot.
apud Eus. HI, 848 C.
29
carried
against.
to.
Cyrill.
ov,
A.
I,
701 C.
not
.stumbling
B.
921 F.
not to be looked
an-pdo-KOTTor,
(vpoa-KonTO))
dirpoa-fiXfiTTOs, ov, (Trpoo-jSXeVo))
Metaphorically,
void of offence.
a-vveiSria-is.
upon.
Method. 393 C.
Theod. Anc. 1397
Aristeas 24.
Luc. Act. 24, 16,

'lovSalois-
C, not influenced
by anything.
Paul. Cor.
Sext. 644,
1, 10, 32,
1.
Phil.
1,
10.
dTtpoa-ffkqTos, ov, (n-pocrâXXeo) not to be attacked.
Hippol. 788 A.
Cyrill.
A. IX, 509 C.
(wpoaSea) not standing in need of
Sept.
dirpoa-Kowos, ov, (o-KOTreto)

Sir. 35, 21, 686s.
dirpoa-KeiTTOs.
Sept.
dirpoirSeris, is,
Mace.
3, 3, 8.
anything.
Mace,
Plut.
i, 12, 9.
3, 2, 9.
1,
2,
dirpoo'KonTOS, ov,
(jrpoa-KoirTa)
'=
awpoa-Konos-
14, 35, nvos.
Aristeas 24.
I,
Clem. R.
52.
Inscr. 5625.
Jos.
Ant.
8, 4, 3.
162 B, et
Polyb. 22,
alibi.
dirpoa-Kowras
following.
Athenag. 916 B.
aitpoirhirfros, ov, ru/ds.
^Pallad. Laus. 1098 C.

aTrpoaSeris.
6, 4,
Macar. 472 D. Herm. Mand. 6, 1.

adv. without giving
1,
=:
dirpoa-Koirois
(Trpoa-KoTrra),
offence; faultlessly.
Clem. R.
I,
20.
airpotrSeKTos, ov,
(wpo(T&exopm) not acceptable
djrpoa-Koprjs, es, (Trpoa-Kopris) not cloying, surfeit-
inadmissible.
Pseudo -Jacoi.
31
7,
1.
Sext.
ing, or palling.
Clem. A.
393 B.
Men.
Ill, 28, et alibi.
Rhet. 150,
4.
Digitized
by Microsoft
a'TrpoaKVV'rjTO'S
mrpo(TKvvT)Tos, ov, (TrpouKwiai) not
242
worshipped:
I,
OTTTCOTOi;
aTTpotrxvTos, ov, (np(rx^>) ôt to be
poured on
not
to
be
worshipped.
Leant.
1256 C.
congealed.
dirpoaam'ia,
as,
Greg. Nyss.
rj,
II,
36 A.
impersonality.
'Psftudi-Athan.
IV, 28 A. 29 A.
adv. without acnot assumed,
II,
(dirpoaayiros)
anpoaXrjjrnKws
cession.
(aTrpocrKrjTrTos),
Nil. 216 C, non-existence.
Epiph.
581 D.
dirpoaamoXrjpTTTas
1, 1, 17.
^=
ov,
dnpoo'aiTroKrprTas.
Peir.
mrpocrkrfnTos, ov, (npo<rXaiiPdva>)
Barn. 4 (Codex N).

(npoa'oyiToKrjiTTos)
with reference to the Incarnation. Greg. Naz. Ill, 181 C. 2. Not taking. Apollon. D. Pron. 276 C, apBpav. Synt. 63, 21.
djrpoo'ojTrokTjTrTos,
not re-
specting persons, impartial.
A.
5.
'2,
Hippol. 729 C.
toC
Clem. A. U, 269 Athan. I, 237 C To

Const. Apost.
2,
aTrpocrXoyor, ov, (Xdyos) not to the point.

I,
Orig.
dTTpocriOTToKrjTrrov
9,
Beoij.
1376 C.
Schol.
Arist.
Vesp.
to
1311,
et
accepter of persons.
alibi.
Philipp. 26.
adv.
at
Apocr. Act. (Compare Eudoc. M. 380 Ata

adv. without respect of per17 as v. 1. Clem. R. 1, 1.
arrpoirXoyms,
random,
no purpose.
irresistible.
t6
pfj XrjTTTal Lvai wpocrtiwroty.)
Pohjh.
9,
96, 6.
dnpocrmnoXri'irTas,
cmpoap.ax'lTos, ov,
^=
dirpotrpaôs,
sons.
Petr.
1, 1,
Andr. C. 1108 B,
13.
Kparos.
Porph. Cer. 55,

to
Basil,
n, 813 C.
ov,
cmpoaoTTTos, ov,
at.
dnp6<ramos,
mrpotropaTos, not be looked
faceless.
confidence.
j4nasi. Sin.
Poll.
1,
117.
(Trpocroppi^m)
faced.
Classical.
Tropically, mthout 1080 B. 3. Ugly 3. Apollon.

S. 1,
7.
where a ship cannot anchor, as a harbor. Diod. 20, 74. mrp6(Toxos, ov, ::= dnpoaexvÎsid. 297 C.
mrpoa-oppio-Tos, ov,
anpooTrdBeta, as,
f/,
^:z
rj
pfj
or ov irpoo-irddeLa.
Doroth. 1636 B.
cmpo(nTa6r]s,
es,
Vit. Nil.
Jun. 137 C.
pfj
Trpoa"ira6fis.
ov
or
Athenag. Resur. 18, p. 1009 D, twos- Clem. A. I, 460 A. Pallad. Laus. 1188 A. Hierocl. C. A. 67, 14.
dnpoa-Tradws,
Without a mask, undisguised. Arisiid. I, 614, 14. 4. Without personality: Anast. Sin. 88 D. 5. Not regarded as a person; a lawterm. Antec. 3, 17, p. 634. Melamp. 508. Chrys. I, 535 E, vnthout reference to persons.-^6. Impersonalis, impersonal, in grammar. Bekker. 420, 13. Diomed. 336, 24.
dTrpoo'aiTras,
adv. without reference
Aphthon. Prog. 68, 10.

without
2.
to persons.
Impersonaliter,
3, 17, 1.
adv. without feeling or passion.
naming
the person.
Antec.
Clem. A.
1,
I,
253 A.
429 C. 1229 A. 1376 B. Basil. Pallad. Laus. 1188 A, ^xetv ra

ov,
diirpo<l>vXaKT(i>s
(d'jTpo<^vXaKTos),
adv. unguard-
edly.
Dion C.
38, 41,
7.
npos Tiva. aTrpoamXaoTos,

9.
=a
a7rpoxo>prjTos, ov, (7rpo;^cBpo))
L. cessionis expers,
creditors."
inapproachable.
2,
ovk avns npofmikaireie, Apollon. S. 1, 21. Strab. 1,

Plut. II, 300 P.
not giving up
Jiis
property to his
Antec.
dTTTiKos,
2, 20, 20,
p. 456.
11,
4,
2.
359 B,
tj,
OV, affecting,
2,
acting upon, as a mediJul. 383
TLVL.
cine.
Dinsc.
21. 210, Tivos.
anpocrirKoKos, ov, (yrpocmXeKo) not to be copulated.
aTTTiXos, ov, (iTTiXov) without fcathcrs.
Heracleon apud Orig. IV, 380 B, rerpas. Schol. Arist. Ran. 1340.
aTTpoawotfiTms
C.
dirrorjo-ia, as,
rj,
(dwraqTos) undauntedness.
Nil.
ov or
27.
pi) TrpotnroiriTws-
Diod.
Ex. Vat. 103,

TtVOS.
PaUad. 1131
C.
D, fêw
308 B. 576 A. dirroriTi, adv. undauntedly. Basil. HI, 641 A. djTToriTos, ov, (jiToia) undaunted. Sept. Jer.
26, 28.
153 A.
anpoa-TroptoTos, ov, (npocmoplâ)) not procured.
Apollon. S.
1,
22.
Symm.
airoXis.
Ps. 77,
Antec.
2, 9, 2.
dwpoaTaa-iaiTTos, ov,
I,
^
2.
53.
dTrpotrTaTevros.
Philon
C.
dnroXifdpos, ov, (wroXUdpov)
Greg.
170, 20.
II,
269,
Did ^. 1201
20, 8,
8.
ajrpocTTaTcvTos,
ov,
1,
(it potTTaTeia)
unprotected.
Jos. Ant.
15,
8.
13,
1.
Ael. N. A.
1347 A. aiTTa), to burn, as a lamp intransitive. Joann. Mosch. 2964 A. Porph. Cer. 474, 4. 2. Mid. "Airropui, to touch, etc. Epici. 3, 22,
Naz.
m,
airpoardrrjToi,
ov,
(npoiTTaTea)
^=
preceding.
Heliod.
73, tS>v a<pvyp5>v, feeling the pulse.
Plut.
II,
Anton. 12, 14.

awpoacjiiKos,
5,' 7.
548 C,
(<t)iKos)
to
take root, as an> opinion.
Sext. 704,
ov,
unfriendly.
14, to touch, to coincide, to be in contact, in
geometry.
to
awpoiTôpas (dn-poo-ôpor), adv. unsuitably, nopurpose. Martyr. Clem. R. 629 A.

aiTpoa'(fia)vrjTos, ov, (Trpoo-c^cowto)
to.
aTTTpa, as,
f),
(S.wni))
^=
OpvdKXis, wick.
Schol.
not to be spoken
Dion. Thr. 794, 13. dwrplov, ov, t6, preceding.
=
I,
Ibid. 794, 12.
Cic. Att. 8, 8.
airpotrxqpxii, ov,
Plut. II, 575 B.
aTrroHria, as,
fj,
(aTrrtoros) stability.
Max.
Conf.
avev Trpoa-^qpaTos.
Diomed.
I,
520 D.
Philon
678, 11.
498, 26 sW^foi d7rp6(rx>lpot, versus aequifor-
anraiTos, ov, (ttiVto)) not fallen: unerring : faultless.
mes (quid?).
Clem. A.
I,
385 C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
airTtuTO)?
Diog.
of
7,
243
4, poet.
apiye Wiov
47.
Longin. 33,
312 B.
Caeson'tis 1180.
2.
Method.
apa, L. ergo, therefore, in the conclusion of a
pTiiAout case,
syllogism
564.
as Ei rjpepa ian,
<j)S>s io-Ti.
which case is not predicated, as the verb and the indeclinable parts of speech
opposed to iTTanKos.
Apollon.
prjv Tjpepa iarlv.

I,
"Apa (pas
(Âpa\jf)
ia-Tiv.
'AXXa Lucian.
Sext. 622, 21.

tjs,
rj,
Dion. Thr. 638,

et alibi.
D. Conj. 501, 23, Aptotus, indeclinable noun.

35.
3.
3.
Apdûra-a,
Sept.
Arabian
woman.
Job
42, 18.
Diomed. 303,
Cornut.
poor.
dpdydrjv (dpdxra-a), adv. with a rattling noise.
308, 19.
:
Lucian.
with certainty. 250, 5.
not
II,
328.
awraras, adv. securely

31.
apaypa, aros,
to, essentially
Karaypa.
Soran.
Sext. 327, 29.

ov,
aTFTaxfVTOs,
{wroDXfiai)
made
apdâ, see dppdâ.

apaioBpi^, rpiôs,
6,
rj,
Method. 392 C.
amiOfmvTos, ov, (nvBfiriv) bottomless.
(dpatos, 6pl^)
=z
iZ/'cSi'OS,
Clim. 797
with thin hair.
B.
avv6\ievos, ov, (jrudfiriv^
apawTTopos, ov,
dirvvSaKsiTos, without
1,
Moer. 383. ^z: dpaiovs sâv tovs

6, 8.
iropovs.
Alex. Aphr. Probl.

tered.
bottom, as a vessel.
p. 223.
Diosc. Eupor.
242,
dpaiorpijTos, ov, (rpj^ros)
with holes thinly scat-
Poll. 10, 79.
airvKvos, ov,
_
=
f),
Galen.
irvKvos.
11,
ov or
fir)
101 E. Ptol. Geogr.

without
Galen. IV, 493 D.

with sparse buds,
apat6(f)ddKpj)s, ov, {oipBdhpos}
Mov,
ajrvpeieros,
(irvp(T(ra)
as a scion.
catvperos,
dpaiaSr/s, es,
Geopon.
dpaios.
to,
5, 8, 2.
Galen.
208, 335,
II,
362 C.
Tfjs
fever.
Geopon. 13,
8, 9.
*dpaiapa, aros,
Diosc.
3,
(dpaioa) interstice, crevice,

21,
2,
anvpeîa, as,
the being dmipeKToS'
crack, pore.
23 (26), p. 368.
airvpos, ov,
Galen.
II,
254 A.
Asclepiad.
ceptible.
Heron apud Sext.

1, 39, 1,
aapKos-
without fire. Classical. Philon I,, 345, 27, ^mpx)s. Plut. II, 578 B, Upovpyia.
jueXi,
Diod.
Lucian. HI, 263,

TTVOV ?
'AiTtpia,
Strab. 4, 4,
impercrack in the ground. joint of two pieces of timber.

vor)Td,
aKdnviarov or axa3962.
Philon I, 8, 25. 31, 26. 980 C, pores of a sponge.

dpaiariKos,
r],
Plut.
H, 903 E.
1,
as,
2.
ij,
Appia.
d(l>(j)ovad.
Inscr.
Paul.
ov,
rarefying.
apoKos.
little
Diosc.
62. 75.
112
Philem.
diT<\>ov(ra>6,
dpaKiov, ov, TO,

dpaKLO'Kos,
ov,
^=
6,
Apophth.
C.
see
apaxos.
Galen. H, 86
'A'ir(j}vs, V, 6,
Apphys.
ov,
Apophth. 133 B.
or ovk mSiKos.
\_Sept.
B.
&pa^, axos,
6,
dir(j)aid,
see
rj,
(ra(j)(jia>0.
dirtfSiKos,
=z: apoKos.
Clem,.
A.
I,
732
firi
Hippol.
t6v apaKa.
cipa^ts, eas.
r),
Haer. 262, 16.

airadea, to
zir:
to dpdo'O'eiv.
Cass. 153, 11.
push
off.
Classical.
Reg.
4,
dpariKos,
I,
17,
ov,
(dpdopm) imprecatory.
Philon
21, 14 dir-edq-opai, fat.
mid. with the augment

Sept. Lev. 6, 3, 4.
321, 27 (edited ipariKos).

7,
Sext. 302, 20.
of 0)0-0.
diraiKeta, as,
Compare
rj,
efedca.]
lost.
Diog.
dpdtpLos,
pa<f)os.
66.
a thing
apacjios,
incorrect for
dppdcjjws,
ap-
Deut. 22,
di!i>p,a(TTos,
3.
ov,
1.
(n-co/iafo))
without
3.
stopple.
dpaxvaios,
S. 21.
a, ov,
(dpdxvrj)
of a spider.
Antip.
Bohr. 60,
Sircupos, ov,
^' ^'
. -
Geopon. 20, 46,
(jTrnfta)
=
.
preceding.
Geopon.
6,
dpaxvea, as,
dpaxyia, as,
r], f),
=:
following.
cobweb.
to,
oTrco/xoTiKos,
oath;
denying upon ^, OK, (diTcB/ioTor) opposed to KarmponKos. Dion. Thr.

by~).
fj,
dpaxviSiov, ov,
Theod.
Achmet. 188. Ill, 1185 A.

Chrys.
dpdxvwv.
X,
378 E.
dpaxvoiKJjTis, es, (vcpos)
642, 15, eTripprjixa (pa,

dirSipv^, vyos,
spun by spiders.
Phi-
(dnopvcrdai) L. mergus, layer of
lon
I, 666,' 5.
2. Branch of a
airmparrostOV,
vine.
.Sept.
Ezech. 17,
river.
6.
Geopon. 18,
I,
1.
dpaxvaSrjS,
4, 66.
es,
II,
479, 11.
apaxvoetS^s, spider-like. Diosc.
Proc.
494, 16.
(napoo) =^
pfj
or oi ireiTopapevos,
'Apâvirrfs, ov, or
rj,
6,
=;
'AA/Savos, 'AXâvirqs.
as a bone.
iJJosc. 1, 89.
Scyl. 739.
oira&iKvpaTos, ov, {diraBia, Kvpa) driving
away
dpPivvri,
rjs,
f/,
meat.
Hes.
'Apîvvrj,
Kpeas.
waves.
Philipp. 5.
SiKeXol.
taraiTpos, ov, 6,
(diraSea) a driving
1, 7.
away ; per-
dpydjS
[The Latin arvina,

epyd^.
fj,
tallow, fat.']
secution.
Sept. Thren.
Orig. Ill, 617
dpyaîa, as,
lon
quid
r;,
Leo. Tact. 13, 11.
C.
caracrreos, a, ov, :;= bv Sfi
dpyaXeorrjs, i)Tor,
hardness, grievousness.
Phi-
diraddv.
Clem. A.
I,
346, 35.
ov,
n, 620 B.
diraa-nKds,
r),
dpyeWiov,
ov, fitted for
driving
away; opposed
to cKktikos.
Galen. V, 65 C, in vomiting.
to, cocoa-nut, the fruit of the (Compare Cosm. Ind. 444 D. Philostr. 98 to Kdpva of India.)
n argil.
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apyefiwvq
dpye/iavrj,
rjs, fj,
244
dpyojroids, ov,
dpyvpoSopaTO<;
(yroiea) rendering idle.
(apyeiiov)
argemone, argeDiosc.
2,
Plut.
I,
monia, agrimonia, agremony.

208.
Orib. 11, 583,
fj,
75 A.
dpyos,
{],
1.
6v, inactive,
etc.
dpyevrapia, as,
(utensils).
argentaria,
silver plate
lazy argument, a
n, 574 D.
astrology.
731,
I,
sophism so called. Orig. I, 836 C. 837

the sign about to
set.
'Apyos C 2.
Xdyos, the
Plut.
In
dpyevrdpiov, ov, ro, the Latin
argentarium,
Basilic. 44, 15,
Ptol. Tetrab. 128, rdiros.
Sext.
a case
npyco),
to set silver
plate in.
9, fmStoj',
Plotin.
19, p. 422.
Tjo-a,
245, 10, da-TTjp. 49.
to
1,
he
33,
inactive,
etc.
Classical.
Clem. R.
dnb
rijf
dyadonoiias-
2.
458.
dpyo<j)dyos, ov, (0ayeic) living without work, lazy.
Const. Apost.
2,
Pallad. Laus. 1074 B.
To
abstain
from
servile labor
on a holiday.
1,
(Compare
nati.)
yatrrepes apyai, fruges consumere
Sept.
Mace.
2, 5, 25,
to keep the Sabbath.

22,
p.
Agathar. apud Jos. Apion. Jos. Ant. 14, 4, 2. B. J. 7, 3,

sc.
dpyvpdy)(ri,
rjs, fj,
{apyvpos, ayâi) silver-quinsy,
3, t-ijv i^h6p.r)V,
fjfupav.
Apion.
2,
39.
Cores<.
Apost.
1,
7,
36.
8, 33, TTjv avoKrjîv.
Theod. Lector
dpytla'dat, that
rest.
14
a travesty of the a-vvdyxr) of Demosthenes, when he was suspected of having been bribed not to speak. Plut. I, 857 E. Poll.
7,
TijK KvpiaKfjv
day should
be
napa TrSiro' a day of
3'
Sunbe in3, 7.
104.
i}, ov, (dpyvpapoiôs) belonging a money-changer. Lucian. 11, 808. Poll. 17 ^ dpyvpapoLîKTi, SO. T^xv}.
To
dpyvpapoiîKos,
to
7,
4.
valid or void zzn cLKvpos dpi.
Euagr.
To
be
suspended from the exercise of

usually
one's ministry, said of clergymen,
dpyvpapoiîKois, adv. in the
manner of a moneydoTris)
silver-
under censure. Basil. IV, 800 C. Epiph. Socr. 6, 18, p. 721 II, 472 C. I, 373 A. A. dpyrjo-tpos, ov, on which no servile labor is performed, as a holiday. Stud. 1716 A, sc. ripcpais.
dpy'ia, as,
ij,
changer.
shielded.
Lucian.
6,
11, 14.
*dpryipaarms, ibos,
(apyvpos,
The argyraspides were a comsoldiers in the
pany of
Polyb.
5,
Macedonian army.
12,
Phylarch.
apud Athen.
79,
7,
55,
p.
539 E.
infantry.
4.
abstinence
from
servile labor,
with
13.
App.
I,
583,
Diod. cavahy.
17,
57,
reference to holidays.
Epicl. 4,
8,-
Sept.
Esai.
1,
dpyvpcvSvros,
ov,
{cvSva) silver-clad.
Cyriil.
H.
33.
App. H,
78, 92.
Pseud-
841 C.
dpyvpeos,
a,
Chrys. IX, 626 C.

ov,
Ignat. 768 A.
Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 22.

Leo. Novell.
2, 36,
of
silver.
2.
Sept.
to
Substantively,
Const. (536), 1177 D. 1180 E.

148.
7,
d dpyvpovs, SC. (ti'kXos,

rius),
argenteus
Zach.
dig for
(dena11,
13.
(Compare
Const. Apost.
ûpSiv.
a
I,
silver coin.
36 2a/3âTtfeti' iveTeCKui, ov
ytas StSoif.)
2.
z^
iTpn<j>a(riv
dp-
Epiph.
664 D.
II,
285 A.
silver.
man,
kine.
for
some
fault.
Deprivation of a clergj'Can. Apost. 16.

dyptôeios-
dpyvpeva, ev(Ta>, (apyvpos) Diod. 5, 36. Strab. 3, 2,

dpyvpiâi, to look like silver.
9, p.
226, 17.
I,
dpytpoios, ov, (dpyosi ôCf) with or having white
Phot.
725 C.
Ael.
rjs,
N. A.
12, 36, v.
1.
dpyvpiKos,
silver
i],
*apytWa,
5.
^,
KaTayeios otKia, underground

5, 4, 5, p.
(apyvpos) of Hence, pecuniary.

ov,
silver, relating to
Sept. Esdr.
1, 8,
dwelling.
Ephor. apud Strah. Galen. HI, 339 A.

ov, t6,
388,
24, (ripia,
jSXdjSi;.
fine.
Diod. 12, 21.

I,
11, 610, 38,
apyiov,
,
Dio7i.
H.
257, 8.
6,
IV, 2084,
npr).
13.
dSlavrov.
Diosc.
4,
134
2123, 10, Tiprjpa.
Aristeas
Strab.
036).
dpytnoBrjs, ov, S,
II, 13, 8, TeXos, tax.
=^
dpyijrovs.
Anthol.
II,
54
dpyvpiov, ov, TO, silver, etc.
Classical.
sc. o'IkKovs.
Sept.
(PAonias).
dpyir,
I'Sos, ^,
Judic. 17, 3 Tov dpyvpiov,
Hos.
(dpydr) resting or causing
rest,
an
3, 2, sc. fTLKKav.
epithet of to|.
milk, so called.
dpydf,
6, 8.
IJ"*}*,
Cfem.
.4. 11,
dpyLTp6(j)ripa, aros, to, (Tpe(j}a>)
80 B. a preparation of
Sept. Reg.
1,
dpyvptapos, ov,
in,
I,
6,
(dpyvpLôa) getting, or dealing

7, 3, 7,
money.
Strab.
p. 22, 15.
PhUon
=
1,
Galen. VI, 438 C.

coffer, box.
145, 16, et alibi.
7nscr. 4957, 37.
2.
6fiKi},
Reckoning by dpyvpovs (a coin).

III,
Epiph.
Plut. H,
is
15 (Codex A) 'Ev 6epan, where dpyo^ simply the word rendered 6spjx. Kef. 1,
292 A.
dyo)i,
dpyvptrris, ov, 6, (apyvpos)
6, 11. 15.
20, 19
^pyd^ (41 dpyd0).

Xdyoj)
to
820 C,
idly.
I,
in
of money. which the prize

6v,
is
money.
dpyoXoyeai,
rjo-a,
(apyos,
Ill,
I,
talk
Poll. 3, 153.
Pseudo-5asi7.
1305 D.
Greg. Nyss.
dpyvpoyvrnfiOVCKos,
fj,
of an dpyvpoyvapMV,
2, 3, 2.
272 D.
636 A.
Ephr.
^,
72 D, et alibi.
Basil. Ill,
a judge of coin.
Nil. 540
Epict.
dpyoXoyia, as,
(Xdyof) idle talking.

I,
dpyvpoSeKTrjs, ov, 6, (Scxopai) receiver
Ephr
of money.
16 E, et
alibi.
Fseuio-Greg. Naz. IV, 148 A.

dpyvpoSoparos, ov, (bopv) silver-,y)eared, having a silver spear. Theoph. Cant. 407, 18.
A. Apophth. 245 A. 541 C.
273 A.
Olymp. A.
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dpyvpodpovo^
dpyvpoSpovos, ov, (fipovos) silver-throned.
364.
245
Himer.
in
Apeio/iaviTT]^
to
apyvpoxpea, rjo-a, (dpyvpoxoos) Cyrill. A. V, 84 D.

apyvpoxoos, ov,
15, 9.
work
silver.
apyvpoKainjkos,
ov,
((caTDjAoy)
trafficking
6, (xiai) silversmith.
Sept. Sap.
money.
6, 29.
Cyrill.
A. X, 721 C.
be dpyvpoicdjros.
Sept. Jer.
apyvpoKojrca,
fjcco, to
dpyvpoxpoos, ov, (xpoa) silver-colored. Chrys. IX, 854 A.

apyvp'oxpvcros, ov, (xpva-os')
Pseudosilver.
dpyupoxdjros, ov,
6,
(apyvpos, KOTrrat) silversmith.
of gold and
Sept. Judic. 17, 4. Jer. 6, 29.

24.
B.
Luc. Act. 19, Plut. II, 830 E. 876 B. Diognet. 1169 Pamphil. 1556 C. Inscr. 3154.
Sibyll.
FseuA-Afric. 101 B.
dpyvpapdriov, ov, to,
26, 36, et alibi.
little
dpyvpmpa.
Epict. 3,
apyvp6Kpavo9, ov, (icapa) silver-headed.

5,
47.
dpyas (dpyos), adv. pArriv, L. frustra, idly, to no purpose, in vain. Strab. 2, 1, 31, p. 128,
7,
afrfvpoKoryrfros, ov,
(dpyupoXoyeoj) taxed, paying
loosely,
inaccurately,
carelessly.
Just.
taxes or tribute, tributary.

apyvpojuyr]s,
is,
(jiiywiii)
Mace. 2, 1 1 , 3. mixed with silver.

Sept.
Tryph. 113.
dphdviov, ov,To, (apba) water-pot, pail.
Arist. Eccl. 1033.
Schol.
Strab. 3, 2, 9, p. 227, 6.
Spyvpov, ov, TO,
=
ov,
luKiapTjCTtov.
Epiph.
Ill,
289
dpScia,
as,
r),
(dpSevo)')
watering,
irrigation.
A. B.
Strab. 4,
(Tracrcrm)
6, 7,
p. 322, 8, et alibi.
Plut. U,
apyvpmaOTOs,
of
silver
tissue.
687 F.
Jos. Ant.
Theod. IV, 792 B.

rj,
Polyaen. 4, 16.
(Compare
p^pucroTraoTos.)
apSfva-is, ecos,
preceding.
Polyb.
9,
43, 5.
dpyvpoTreroKov, ov, to, (jreTaXov) a plate
of silver.
3, 1, 3.
Theoph. 780.
apyvpaTrpaTelov, ov, to, (apyvponpaTris) banker's
shop.
Apdrjoidvrjs, see Bapdrjtrtdvrjs.

ap8a>, to guzzle.
Philon
I,
639, 20, oKparov-
Chron. 623.
Theoph. 231.
283, 14.
dpeiavecD,
rjo-io,
:=
following.
Leant.
I,
1237
dpyvpoTrpdrris, ov, 6, (irpoTi/s)
L. argentarius,
C.
Cyrill.
C.
apeiaviô), ura, ('Apeiayds) to be
money-changer, banker.
NU. 193
Justinian. Novell. 136. A. IX, 12 B. Joann. Mosch. 3061 A. Vit. Epiph. 81 A.
Naz. n, 476 C.
21. 'ApeiaviKos,
r],
an Arian. Greg. Epiph. H, 337 C. Socr. 2,

'Apeiavos.
Jul.
Theoph. 231. 367, 12.
374, 10.
to
ov,
424 C,
Arians.
Greg.
dpyvpmrpanKOs,
irpoTi/f.
tj,
ov,
pertaining
an dpyvpo'
eKxKricria.
Theod.
adv.
Ill,
1145 D.
to
ApeiavtKcos,
according
(dpeiaviâ>)
the
dpyvpoirpdnov or dpyvponrpariov, incorrect for

dpyvpvfirpaTelov.
Anast. Sin. 292 D.

'
Joann. Mosch.
3065
B.
Apemvi(Tp,6s, ov,
6,
Arianism.
Mai. 395,
poTrpoTfiov.
9.
dpyvponoKeiov, ov, to, (dpyupoTrmXTjs)

Soz. 1524 C.
^
an
Kaz.
dpyu'
I,
1108 A.
ApeiaviTTjs, ov, 6,
^=
'Apciavos,
an Arian. Mai.
Arian.
712 A,
869.
372,
3.
Tj,
dpyvpoitoKrfs, ov, 6,
(TrcoXeo)) ::;= dpyvpoTrpdrrj!.
'Apciavos,
Soz.
1524 C.
apyvpos, ov, 6,
argentarius,
cashier,
officer.
Porph. Cer. 18, 11, et

dpa, KaviieKeios.)
alibi.
(Compare &a proper
ov, ("Apof) of Arius, 549 A, atpea-is. Basil. IV, Caesarius imvia. 924 B, <pp6vrip.a. 2. Substantively, 6 'Apciavos, an Athan. I, 225 C. 11, 17 A, et alibi.
Athan.
I,
Arian. Epiph.
'Apyvpos, ov, 6, (Jipyvpovs) Argyrus,
n, 12B.
'Apeiavas, adv. in
name.
Porph.
Adm.
227, 15.
Arian fashion.
Greg. Naz.
dpyvporrajiias, ov, 6,
(To/xiay)
keeper of the emInscr. 354.

silver.
n, 169 A.
dpcipavrjs, es,
("Apijs, /iaivopai)
peror's treasury at Athens.
dpyvporevKTos, ov,
(rcixa>)
wrought of
Kke.
Simyl.
Epiph.
I,
188 A.
(rpaierqs)
31. 285.
apyvporrpmKTrjs, ov, 6,
=.
(j)iKdpyvpos.
'ApcipAvrfs
=
4.
apud Plut. I, 28 D. App. I, 661, 29.

'Apeipdvios.
war-mad, warDion. P.
7.
I,
'Pseado-Greg. JSTaz. IV, 148 A, epithet ofJudas.

dpyupo(^dXapos, ov, âpyvpos, <j>dKapa) with silver
trappings.
dpyvpo<f)avris,
Crjrill.
dpeipAvios, ov,
=
6,
Agath. 29,
118,
7.
dpeifuivfjs.
Philon
375, 21.
n, 375,
Jos. B. J. 2, 16, 4, p. 189, et aUbi.
Polyb. 31,
es,
3, 6.
Plut. II, 321 F.

like
silver.
((fialva)
shining
'ApcipAvios, ov,
A. IH, 341 A.
h,
Basil.
okos,
dpyvpo(j)eyyrjs,
{tpeyya')
Persians.
Plut. II, 369 E. F.

1, 8.
Ahriman, the Bad God of the 370 B. 1026

("Apeior, 6o\6ai)
preceding.
B.
ivith
Diog.
Lucill. 26.
Set 560 A.
6,
dpcioOoKoopM,, adrjv,
infected
dpyvpo(j)v\a^, treasurer,
(<ûXa|)
money-keeper,
Arianism.
Chron. 562, 13. one infected
bursar.
Tsevido-Greg. Naz. IV,

with silver reins.
'Apeiopavirris, ov, 6, ("Apos, jiavia^
148 A.
dpyvpo)(dKivos, ov,
(xoX'J'or)
Philostr. 532, et alibi.
with the madness (heresy) of Arius, a name Eust. of obloquy applied to the Arians.
Basil. Ill, 212 C.
Ant. 676 D.
Athan.
I,
225 C.
257 B. 480
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ApebOfiavirK
246
planet Mars.
apidfjLrjTiKOis
Achill. Tat. 956
Epiph. II, 12 B. (ComA, et alibi saepe. pare eiSmXofiai'ijs.) Epiph.. II, 220 A, Apfiofiainns, iSos, fj, Arian.
aipecns.
A.
Dix)n C.
54,
37, 18 "Apeof Tjpepa, F. mardi, Tuesday.

8, 3.
59, 22, 7 "Apr/s nprnpos.
2. Ares, a man's name.
Mars ultor. Apophth. 132 C
'ApeiOTToyof, ou, 6,
="Kpeios Hayos, Areopagus.

To
Tou
d/3;8a "Ap?;.
Tjo-to,
Inscr. 181, 15.

"Apfioy, ov, L. Martins, of j4)-es or ilfars.
*dpdpcp,fio\a>,
piece of machinery.
(dpBpcp^dKos) to insert a Athen. Mech. 10.

e/i/3dXXo))
"Apeiov nehiov,
Campus Martins,
1449,
6.
at
Rome.
dpBpepPoXos,
joints.
ov,
(apBpov,
inserting
647 D. App. II, 458, 85 ot 'Apewi, legio Martia. Dion C. 56, 27, 4. 56, 46, 4 to "Apna. ludi
Dion. H.
II,
Pint.
I,
Martiales.
"Apeios, ov,
ÂpBpepPoXov opyavov, an instrument of torture for compressing the extremities of Pseudo-/os. the body; as a thumb-screw. Orig. I, 584 A. Ephr. HI, Mace. 8. 10.
548 B.
6, Arins, a lieresiarch. Athan. passim.

rj,
4/ea;.
^.
249 F.
dpdpibiov, ov, TO,
little
apdpov.
Anton.
4, 3.
apeioTTjs, rjTOS,
(apeicov) excellence.
Cyrill.
dpBpiKos,
n, 524 A.
dpeiToXiios, ov, ("Apjjs, ToKp-a) warlike.
mar.
Anthol.
dpdpiKSis,
{apSpov} of the article, in gramApoUon.-D. Adv. 592, 7. Synt. 33,

rj,
ov,
21, '7rpo<popd.
m,
158.
adv.
as
an
article,
6.
in
grammar.
apipâa-TOS, apepfiaa-Tcos, apeTrros, incorrect for

gout.
dppepâcTTOs, appepâ<TTas, appenTos.

dpea-Kevpa, aros, to, {dpecrKfvopai) blandishment.
dpBpoKrj&rjs, es, (k^So)) afflicting the joints, as the
Lucian.
Ill,
645.
joint.
Plu(.
I,
893 E.
5, 5.
*ap6pov, ov, TO, L.
articulus,
the
article,
7.
2.
26, 4.
dpeaKevopat, svo'opai, {apeiTKos) to play the agreeable.
Articulus,
Chrysipp.
5.
in
grammar.
Anton.
r),
Ehet. Alex.
dpeo-KcuT-ocoj,
1,
ov,
playing the agreeable. Anton.

Classical.
16.
apud Diog. 7, 57. Dion. Thr. 634, Dion. H. V, 8, 8. VI, 800, 1. Tryph.
Philon
I,
dp(r<a>, to please.
Sept. Deut. 1, 23,
29. 30.
556, 41.
Pint.
II,
1010
Judith 11, 20. Maoc. 1, 8, 21, ivwmov avrmv. Luc. Act. 6, 5. Impersonal, dpia-Kci, it pleases. Gen. Beg. 3, 3, 20, 15 Ov civ (TOL dpeo'Krj, KaTOLKei. 10"tipe(rv evcuTTiov Kvplov on T]T7](TaT0. Sard. Ens. II, 825 C, &(rre 5, iva d7!0K.ivt}(TaiiTiv. Athan. I, 341 C, 07ro)S arrovêSaiata-aipL. II, 1180 B, wo'Te (rvyyivato'Ketv. dd(Tr]i. Carth. 3, axrre etvai. 4, iva dire^covraL. 2. Participle, t6 dpia-Kov, L. placitum, tenet, doctrine. Pint. II, 568 D. Hippol. Haer. 258, 42 AC ewiTop^s xal KopvipmoTara ra>v avevavTLov pov, v.
1.
evairiov pov.
D.
Apollon. D. Pron. 264 C, irporaienKov,

article 6, article
fj,
the prepositive the postpositive
to
17,
viroTOKTiKov,
os,
o.
[Aristotle
applies this
ovTos,
term not only to to the prepositions, and

(f>r)pt).
d,
but also
to
to parentheti6,
cal verbs (as

09,
The
Stoics called
',
definite
articles
(wpitrp-eva dpdpa)
and
the pronouns, indefinite articles (dopiaraSr)

clpBpa).
Some grammarians used
the exarticles,
pression dpdpa SeiKTiKa, demonstrative
with reference to the pronouns. Apollon. D. 264 A. B:]

dpOpomSrj,
rjs,
r/,
Tols dpeo'Kopevav.
dpea-Tr]pi,os,
=;
tteSt/,
fetters.
Anthol.
II,
ov,
(dpeo-ros) propitiatory.
1.
H.
I,
168, 10, V.
6,
ciapea-niptos.
Dion. Dubious.
Diosc.
54.
dp6poTopa,
ptdfo).
ri<Ta>,
(apSpov, Tfp,va>)
tI.
:^
dfcpcDn/-
'Aperaios, ov,
Aretaeus, a physician.
(dpcnj, Xoyoy)
Simoc. 192, 20,

t],
Eupor.
2,
112, p. 311.
6,
dp6pa>dia, as,
(dpSpaST/s) articulation (in anat-
dpf ToXoyof , ov,
aretalogus,
Sueton.
a philosophic buffoon or hanger-on. Aug. 74. Juven. 15, 16.

Simplic. Ench. p. 37,
2.
.dperoopat, axropLat, (apeTrj^ to increase in virtue.
omy), a subdivision of Sidpdpaxris. Galen. IV, 10 C. dpdpadas (_dp6paBrjs), adv. by articulation. Galen. IV, 10 C.
apdpaxTK,
ecor,
r),
dpvpiov 659,
9.
(dpBpoai) L.
II,
articulatio,
dXeipiov.
Porph. Car. 658,
11.
joining.
dpiijK, 6,
Philon
408, 19.
6eov), a hero, brave man.
Sx'IX (\cmv
dpevaria, incorrect for dppevaia.

dprjyoo-vVT],
rjs,
fj,
(dpjjymc)
apayyfi.
Inscr.
2976.
apriLCJ>8opos,
2. Ariel, the ruler of the winds, one of the figments of the Perar tae. Hippol. Haer. 186, 26. 3. Neuter, to
Sept. Par. 1, 11, 22.
ov,
("Apijr,
(jidcipai)
destroyed by
Ares.
dprjva,
Tj,
Cornut. 121.
the Latin arena drjpiopaxflov. Apocr. Act. Paul, et Thecl. 36. 'Aprjs, COS, 6, Ares. Cleomed. 13, 18 'O toC "Apcor dcrnip, Stella Martis, irvpoeis, the
Ezech. 43, 15. 16. dpiSprjTiKos, fj, ov, numeral, applied to the cardinal numbers. Dion. Thr. 636, 15, ovopa (fir, tvo, Tpfis). Herodn. Gr. Schem. 580, 7. 2. Arithmetical. Athenag. Legat. 6,
dpiijX ('7wXnN)
^(opos.
\6yos, arithmetical ratio.
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apiO/irjTiKwis
aptBiuinKas, adv. numerically.
247
Concil. II,
r6p,cvoi,
'
ApiaroTeXiKO)^
T^w dpidTepdv
Plut. II, 643 C. Hippol Haer 264, 38. Porph. Cer. 464, 5. dpidfjua, TO, quid ? Dion. P. 263. dpiBjirjTOi. apiOfUos, ov, Sept. Reg. 1, 6, 4. apiBfios, ov, 6, number. Deut. 32, 8 Kara dpiBfjiov dyyeXmv 6eov, according to the number of the angels of God. Sir. 1 7, 2 'H/iepat apiOpjov, a fixed number of days. 36, 9 'E^ avrav (dierum) cdi/xev els
7, i)s
X"P" ^be\vT-
dpia-Tcpos, a, ov,
î6s.
not right opposed to 8eto the Egyptians, the north is right, the south left. Pythagoras and others regarded the east as the right part of the heavens, the west as the left. Dion. H. I, 245, 8. Philon I, 142, 32, the east is left, the west right. Plut. II,
According
left,
dpidfiov rjficpSiv,
common
days,
week-days
282 D. 363 E.
applied
it
888 A.
6,
rj,
The Valentinians
achievement,
opposed to iopral. Apoc. 13, 17. 18. 15, 2, ovofuiTos or dvdpamov, the number of a person's name, formed by assigning to each as Eidvdag letter its numerical value
;
to matter.
Iren. 504 A.
{dpiirrepos, x^'p)
^^ft-
dpiarepoxeip, fipos,
handed.
dpiaTevfia,
exploit.
Synes. 1329 A.
aros,
to, (dpicrTcvai)
Ill,
666.
Sext.
number.
The
is
160,
11,
6 Kar
IStav,
abstract
Damasc.
2.
r),
812 B.
to
Geopon.
how
aptBiMs
examples show put in apposition with cardifollowing

I, 3, 1 7
Prooem.
dpicrrevTiKos,
ov,
adapted
great achievements.
Tyr. 37, 46.
115,
nal numbers.
ber six.
Philbn
'O e|, the
numthe
Plut. II, 319 B.

42.
Max.
Sext. 210, 12 'O 8io api6p6s,

two.
of the number 726, 9 Tow Twv Te(T<rdpa)v dpiBpov. 727, 11 Tow T^y (vvedIren. 645 B Tow dpiBjibv t5>v Sos dpidpov. For the mysteries of numbers, see oKTw. Theologumena Arithmeticae. Philon I, 3 seq. 8. Number, in gramOrig. Ill, 781 B.
number
three.
ToO rpla
d.pi6p,ov,
dpicTTevai, evaa, {apurrov)
dpuTTdtm, to dine.
211, 8 Tow rpia api6p.6v.

dpuTTTjpiov,
OV,
TO,
dpurTrjTrj piov.
Joann.
Vit. Nil.
Mosch. 3033 B. Stud. 1737 D. Jun. 61 D. 141 D.

dpifTTrfTapios, ov, 6,
(dpuTTrjTTjs)
the officer that
3.
mar.
Dion. Thr. 634, 16.
Dion. Numerus, rhythm, pv6ji6s. 4< Numerus, a body of solH. V, 104, 5.
635, 29.
638,
6.
has charge of the refectory of a monastery. Stud. 1784 D.

dpia-TrjTTjpiov,
ov,
to,
6.
refectory,
dining -hall.
Cont.
145,
Porph. Cer. 529,

10.
'Apto-T-iWftos, ow,
(^
Theoph.
corresponding to the earlier \eyiav. Socr. 329 A. Synes. 1444 B. Zos. 284. 676 B. Soz. 880 C. Justinian. Cod. 12, 64, 5. In Eustrat. 2349 D. 2. Novell. 85, 1.
diers,
Apianmros) of Aristippus.
living excellently.
"Pseudo-Deinetr. 121, 20, eiSos \6yov.

dpia-Toîos, ov, (apiaros, /3ios)
the plural, 'ApiSp,oi, Numeri, Numbers, the

fourth book of the Pentateuch.
(titul.).
Heliod.
2,
35 (quoted).
ov, to, zzz:
Stpiarrov
Sept. Nimi.
dpiarobeiirvov,
Kol
beinvov,
apipos, ov, 6, said to
be a Tyrrhenian word
6, p.
dinner and supper.

dpiaTobiKos, ov, (hiiai)
Theoph. 574, 18. excellent judge.

speak finely.
Greg.
mdrjKos, ape.
dprnpciriri,
rjs, rj,
Strab. 13, 4,
81, 11.
Naz.
Greg.
Ill,
1393 A.
Cyrill.
{apnrpeinjs) stateliness.
dpia-Toerrea (eiros), to
A.
Naz. in, 905 A.

apis, i8of, ^,
IV, 688 C.
Plin. 24, 94.
fiordviqs.
(apov) aris, a plant.
dpuTTOKpaTiKas (dpta-ToKpaTiKos), adv. aristocratically.
Galen.
Apis,
t'Sos,
II,
fj,
88 B.
it,
Hes. "Apis, etSos

Classical.
Cic. Att. 1, 14. 2, 3.
Strab. 4,
1, 5,
drill-bow.
For a rep19.
tis rpvTrm
VTroo"-
et alibi.
Plut.
II,
616 F.
excellent speech.
resentation of
see
9,
Apollod. Arch.
dpia-To\6yr]p,a, aros, to, (Xeyta)
(Compare Horn. Od.

B6pv
vrfiov
384 'Qs ore

ot 8e
Amphil. 53 B.
dpKTTonoda,
11, 12.
as,
r),
dvqp Tpvirdvio,
ifidvn.
<reiov<riv
2>
t evepdev
(dpi(TT07roifa) dinner.
Onos.
Sluice
:=
KJipdKTijs.
Pro'c. Ill, 219. dpitrapov, ov, to, (apis, apov)
a species of apov.
Hippol. Haer. 474, 40. to S.pia-Tov, dinner. apioTos, ov, 6, barbarous, ^ Eus. Alex. 357 B. C.
Diosc. 2, 198.
dpia-i,
Ethiopic,
'ApiaTOTe\eios,ov,
(' Apia-roreXris)
Aristote13, 19.
pivoxepas
Cosm. Ind. 441
B.
dpitrraffKos, ov, (apiaros, S.8\os} victorious in the
lens, Aristotelian. Cic. Att. H. VI. 746, 2. Strab. 16, 2,

TO.
Dion.
24, p. 298, 9
'ApicTTOTeXeia, the doctrines

ia-a>,
contest.
Anthol.
II,
87 (Archias).
dpi(TTOTe\iCo,
to be
of Aristotle. a follower of Aristotle.
'Apiardpxcios, ov, ('Apiorapxos)

Strab. 2, 3, 8.
dpiardai, to dine.
of Aristarchus.
2.
Strab. 2,
3, 8, p.
f),
155, 23, et alibi.
'ApuTTOTeXiKos,
6v,
'ApuTTOTeXcios. Lucian.
'
:=
dpiario,
Eus. Alex. 433 a barbarism.

I, 7.
dpiarovfiai
H, 393.
Sext. 261, 6 oi
ApurroTeKiKoi,- the
(j}i\oa-o(f>ia.
Aristotelians.
Clem. A.
I,
732 D,
'Api(rTipol, av, ol,
(dpio-repds) Aristeri,
= Ka-
'Apio-TOxeXtKSj, adv. after the

totle.
manner of Aris-
6apoL
Const.
Quin. 95.
Balsam, ad
Tatian. 2.
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dpt(7TOTe'X,vo<;
apicrTdT^XVos, ov,
248
Sir. 47, 3.
apfia
Esai. 11,
7.
6,
1108.
ApuTTOKpdveios,
ov,
(^ ApuTTofpavrji)
13, 2.
^rtm. 367.
iSutVf.
Dan. 7, 5. .4j)oc. "ApKov Trapovaris
Aristoiiirpov,
TO. Xxvrj
Cv"^'' ^ proverb.
6, the Latin arcuarius, Lyd. 158, 15.
phanSus,
4.
Aristopkanic.
Plut.
I,
166 E.
Apiarocpavfiou
'
Dion. H. V, 413,
dpKOTpofjjos, see dTToapKTorpdipos.
dpKovdptos,
TTOLos.
:^
7-o|o-
the
Aristophanic verse, the anapaestic tetram-
eter catalectic.
Dion. H. V, 199,
5.
Heph.
dpKdcj^daXfiov, ov, to, {6<j)6a\fi6s^
pûtrrfyovoK.
8,2.
apirpCKKis, fi,=Xiv6a>(rns.
Diosc. 4, 56.
api&B,
mils,
Tjs,
rj,
Diosc. 4, 188 (191).

herbs,
vegetables.
dpKocjJVTOv, ov, TO,

3,
((pvTov)
1.
îjxtov.
Diosc.
Xaxava,
116 (126),
ov,
V.
dpKi^vXKov.
Diosc.
1,
Sept. Reg. 4, 4, 39.
apKTeios,
(apKTos) bear's.
179.
apKa,
the Latin
area,
chest,
coffer.
1.
Dioclet. G. 8, 33.
Inscr. 3484, 15.
dpKTeva, to cause to do anything.
Schol. Arist.
Rhetor. VII, 1122, 4.

'Ap(ca8taKo'f,
^,
Lys. 645.
6v,
{'ApKciSios)
Mai. 349,
called.
oi 'ApKoSiaKoi,
of Arcadius. a regiment so
dpnTiKos,
rj,
ov, (apxoiiai) initial, at the
beginning ;
2,
opposed to
/3^s.
TeXtKoj.
Heph.
1,
17.
o-uXXa-
apKobiKLv for apKahiKiov, ov, to,
kind of iîajxLi.
apuapiKos,
ov,
Theod.
I,
('ApKaStos) a 809 C, incorrectly
309 B. 334 B. 367 A. Conj. 516, 33. Pseudo-Deme^r. 30, 12. Porphyr. Prosed. 114, Terent. M. 911.
^;)0?/on. i). Prou.
T),
written 'ApKaSUrjv.
ri,
Xeêwff.
to
pertaining
an
apKapios.
*dpKTi.K6s,
ov,
(apKTos)
arcticus,
2,
arctic,
Justinian. Edict. 13, 20.

apKapLos, ov,
northern.
Aristot.
Mund.
5,
jroXos.
the Latin arcarius, treasurer. Justinian. Cod. 1, 2, 18. Novell. 147, 2.

6,
'O dpKTiKos kukKos, the arctic or polar
circle.
Rhetor. VII,
<pvXa^.
1122, 4 'ApKapios, 6 6i\<Tavpo-
H.
Hipparch. 1033 D. Gemin. 772 A. I, 246, 6. Clemned. 9, 7. Strab.

Philon-1, 27, 32.
Dion.
1, 1, 6,
p. 7, 6.
6,
O
'
TptmiKhs dp2, 2, 3.
apKUTos,
the Latin arcatus or arcuatus.

2, 7.
KTiKos, the northern tropic.
Strab.
Mauric.
2,
apKiios, ov, {apKos)
Ta
apureios, tear's.
I,
dpnTiKd, the northern constellations.

21, p. 19, 20.
Id. 1,
Diosc.
235,
26.
1,
2.
dpKiTos,
6,
21,
et
aUbi.
Dion Chrys.
105 (107).
apKTios, ov,
12.
z^
dpKTiKos, arctic.
Cleomed. 34,
Orig.
I,
Substantively, to apKuov,
Di'osc. 4,
rj,
arc ion, a
Matt.
plant.
dpKToeiSrjs, is,
(EIAO)
bear-like.
1341
6v, (dpKeti)) sufficient,
enough.
A.
dpKTOjivs, 6, {apKTOs, /tus) see ;(oipo;(piJXXto.
34,
TTJ fip.fpa.
110 {Oenomaiis').
ia-nv,
it
is
Anthol. HI, 1, 4, 3. Athen. 3, 79. 'ApKcrov Matt. 10, 25 'ApKcrov sufficient.

Petr.
apKTos, ov,
fj,
bear.
the
Bear,
North.
1, 21,
and
Plural at apKToi, the Greater Lesser Bear. Hence, the

1,
f)
T^
fiaBtjTJj
iva
yivrfrm
as
StSda-KoKos.
Polyb.
p. 20, 8,
42, 5, et alibi.
2, 5,
Strab.
1,
Apophth. 92 A, r^ fiovax^
a>pav.
tea Koip-arai p,Uv
pfyaKr).
35, p. 202,
3,
apKcras,
adv. sufficiently,
enough.
Epiph.
G,
I,
^ fUKpd. apKTOTpoôs,
fios,
ov, 6, (apKTOs, Tpe(j>a)
z=z drjpLovo-
268 D.
dpKevSivos, ov,
of SpKcvdos.
8.
Sept. Keg. 3,
31.
Par.
2,
2,
J)josc. 5, 45, otvos,
wine fla-
an (Compare Quin. Can.

dpKTovpos, ov,
6,
keeper of bears and other wild beasts, exhibitor of wild beasts. Proc. Ill, 58, 21.
vored with apKevdos.

apKevBirris, ov, 6,
olvOS'
=
6,
61.)
apKTiov, a plant.
Diosc. 4,
=^
preceding.
Diosc. 5, 46,
104 (106).
dpKTo(pvKa^, oKos,
dpRcai, to suffipe.
Classical.
Impersonal, dpD
'Apieci
6,
(ipiiKa^)
arctophylax
dpnTovpos, the star.
Erotian. 46.
i,
/(
suffices.
a'v^rjTrjcn].
i),
Carth. 1255
ydp
Iva
dpKTox^Lp, etpos,
....
fore-paws of a bear.
Rhetor.
dpKvTcis,
01,
(x^'p) wjiVA hands like the Artem. 415.
apicKa, as,
the Latin arcula, chest.
(arc us)
Vn,
1122,
4.-2.
2.
to^toj,
Aquil.
archers.
Hut, shanty.
Theoph.
Lyd. 157, 20.

appa, aros, tA, (aipo)) burden.
12.
Cont. 418,
Leo Gram. 319,

4.
10. 14.
Deut
1,
apxd/iopcjbos, ov, (apKos, pôpffirj)
having the form
Esai. 21, 13.
of a hear.
of ape.
Mai. 120,
appji, oTos, TO,
weapon, commonly to
:=^ mfka, arms.
apiuvroy
apKowidrjKos, ov, 6, (m6r]Kos) bear-ape,
a species a plant.
1,
the Latin
1, 2.
arm a
Mauric.
Philostrg.
496 C.
dpKcmovs, ohos, 6, (jroijs) Diosc. 4, 132 (134).

apKos, ov, ^, 35. Reg.
=^
Karavdyicrj,
6,
13.
Theoph. 459, 10. 490, 16. Leo. Tact 15. VU. Nil. Jun. 33 A. Chron.
608.
Sept. Judic.
MaZ. 314
to.
&pp.a.^.
Shield.
Porph.
apKTos, bear.
Cer. 302..
plural.
3>
Rigging of a vessel; in the

181.
1,
17, 34.
4, 2, 24.
Sap. 11, 18.
Aehmet
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apfiaXa
&pu/aK(i^
37)
249
appeviâi,
ura,
apfioaii
(Sppevov)
to
sail.
Diosc.
3,
havmala ^= ^rryyavov aypiou, juoiXv. Galen. XlII, 605 A. 46 (53).
Patriarch.
1109
582.
nXoioj' TJpxeTO dppeviôv.
Theoph.
211
(apfioXa).
apu&uivTcv, ov, to, the Latin rium, armory, arsenal. Justinian. Novell.
85, 3.
armamenta-
AppEvios, OV,
A.
2.
= 'AppeviaKos.
Galen. VI, 348
Cedr. I, Theoph. 423, 12, et alibi. 2. The arms of an army, consid698, 23. ered as one whole. Mauric. 12, 6. Tlieoph.
nium,
Substantively, to dppeviov, a kind of blue paint. Diosc.
arme5,
105.
appevov, ov, to, plural to appeva, the sails of a vessel. Polyb. 1, 44, 3. Eust. 1538, 43.
810.
Leo. Tact.
5, 7.
ApiiapfiTTis, S,
quid
Antec.
4, 7,
2 (scholium)
Oi irpoP\ri6evTes r&v TrpaypArav, ToureWti' ot

KoKovpevoi cLpfiapryrm.
appapmv,
ov,
to,
the Latin
armarium,
1,
a,
movable cupboard. Antec. 2, Mosch. 2936 D. Geopon. 18,

apjiaoTantii', Svoy, ^,
25.
Joann.
muster.
21, 1.
2. TacUe. Polyb. 22, 26, 13. dppevTapwv, ov, to, apparently a corruption of armamentarium, tackle, rope. Theod. Icon. 169 D. Martyr. Hijjpol. 568 C. apply fpoi, 01, the Latin armigeri ottXo(ôpoi. Lyd. 157, 27. dppi)tXlyepoi, ot, the Latin armilligeri,
(arma, ^tatio)
"PX")
&ya>)
'^''^
bracelet-wearers.
appiXovcTTpiov,
ov,
Chron. 718, 20.

AppMTapxâ, aS)
î (Apl^^t
cirurv^vyiaL
2.
strium
Appoyri,
fjs,
^
fj,
of war
Parth.
chariots.
ov,
Ael. Tact. 22,
Lyd. 157, 26. i1 uthe Latin a r Kadappbs onkmv. Lyd. 67, 18. (jAppo^tt)) a fitting, joining ; arto,
ippanyyos,
6,
{S.pp.a,
chariot- driving.
rangement
1,
commissure, joint.
Polyb.
6, 18,
rpoxol.
appariaios, a, ov, belonging to
chariot.
Theod.
IV, 905 A.
app^nvos,
16.
T\,
ov,
^ preceding.
3, 5.
Dion. H. V, 45, 15. 172, 7, harmony. Jos. Ant. 15, 11, 3, p. 780, of stones. Epict. 4, 1, 45. Galen. II, 280 P,
et alibi.
Apollon. S. 59,
to
appoTohpopiat,
chariot.
fjcra),
(appaTohpopos)
race in a
Apollod.
appaToSpopia, as, ^, chariot-race.

p. 373, 4.
Strab. 5, 3, 8,
Herodn. 3, 3, 11, in a wall. of bones. Epiph. I, 413 C, in a door. AppoôvTas (Appoâv), adv. fittingly, suitably. Diod. 3, 15. Jos. Ant. 6, 1, 2, toXs Trapoijcri. Galen. XII, 471 D. Oj-ig. I, 753 B. 1025
'
B.
AppoTodpopos, ov,
Schol. Apollon.
(APEMQ)
Rh.
1,
racing in a chariot.
Appo^w,
1, 2, 1,
3,
1333.
Diosc. to be good for, as a medicine. ds iyKadurpa iis Ipis npos ra yvvaiKela.

bvtrovpiais.
1,
AppaTOTToua, as,
rj,
(AppaTOTroios) chariot-making.
33, iv nvperois.
4j
176
Hermias
Ant.
6, 6,
5.
(1 79),
im
pcXayxoXiKav.
(appos, Xeyiio)
Sext. 742, 3,
r],
AppaTOTTotos, ov,
(woUa) making
chariots.
Jos.
appoKa, see appoKa.

AppoXoyeio,
ijcra),
39, 5.
to fit
together.
appoTos,
the Latin
1, 3.
armatus
=
in
oTrKotpopos-
Philipp. 78.
Mauric.
312,
3, 7.
fj,
AppoXoyia,
as,
ra wpo
eavToH.
appovia.
Joann. Hier. 441

Nil. 496
AppaTorpoxiA, as,
I, 1.
Philon (rpoxos) wheel-rut. 508. Ael. N. A. 2, Lucian.
c.
AppoviaKos,
oil, 6,
m,
(Appovia) musician.
37.
(The Ionic form occurs

rj,
Homer.)
dpparovpa, as,
oTrXopeXeTTj, drill,
the Latin armatura exercke in arms, the train-
C.
AppovtaxS>s, adv.
Appovicos.
Aristaen.
1,
13.
appoviKos,
T],
ov,
harmonical.
'AppoviKrj dvc^jy
ing of soldiers.
apparoiptov, to,
170, 18.
apparoa, aa-a,
= dppapevTov (appa) = = dppapevrov ^
Lyd. 158,
6.
1.
Leo Gram.
yia (peo-oTTis), harmonical proportion. 6 the numbers 3, 4, 6, give 6 3
4:4
Thus,
3.
OTrXifm, to arm, equip.
27, 3.
ratio.
Nicom. 138. 144. Philon I, 26, 36. Athenag. 901 A, Xo'yos, harmonical
Theoph. 668, 13 apparapivos, armed.

appariipiov, to,
14.
1.
armatus,
Cedr.
I,
785,
dppeKoTTjs, ov, 6,
AppaTrjKdTqs.
Eunap.
71,
16 (quoted).
r^ AppovMos, App6dios. Sept. Sap. Dion. H. VI, 1021, 12. Pseudo-Zo.s. Clem. Athenag Leg. 6, Xdyor. Mace. 14. A. I, 969 A. 'Appovios, ov, 6, Harmonius, son of Bardesanes,
appovtos, ov,
16, 20.
Latin armelausia, Mauric. 12, p. 303. 'kppivios, an Armenian. 'Appevtjs, Tj, 6, Joann. Mosch. 3001 B. Porph. Adm. 236. 'Appevuucos, rj, ov, (Âppevios) Armenian. Strab.
dppfXava-iov, ov, t6, the
a heretic.
Theod. IV, 372 C.
a military cloak.
Appov'ims (Appovios), adv. harmonically, harmoPhilon I, 179, 29. Jos. Ant. 8, 32, niously.
2, p.
423.
Diog.
fj,
2, 66.
II, 14, 12.
Diosc. 4, 48.
the
apricot.
5,
lOi.
'Appe1,
dppopoKia, as,
appoa-is, eas,
the Latin
Diosc.
2,
armoracia
138.
pa<l>avls dypia.
ij,
vioKov
prjKov,
Diosc.
165.
Appor/q.
Phryn. P.
S. 15, 20.
Galen. VI, 347 E.
348 A.
32
Theophyl. B. HI, 476 C.
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apfiocTTaTiav
p. 62.
250
Mauric.
I,
apirayfio'}
:= dpâo-raTtav.
8eT dpfwêiv.
2, 9. 6,
dpoTfnjTTts, OV, 6,
dpoTTjp.
1.
Antip. Thess. 47.
dpfiocTTeov
=
r], rj,
Agath. Epigr. 30,
Clem. A.
445 C.
dpoTpLaa-is, fas,
f/,
(dpoTpido))
apoa-cs,
a plough-
Dion. Alex. 1699 C.

apiiooTiKos,
6v,
ing, tillage.
Sept. Gen. 45,
6.
Ptol. Tetrab.
adaptable.
Theol. Arith. 34.
Chron.
apfjioa-Tos,
5, 5.
6v,
{&pjioâ>)
fitted,
adapted.
214. dporpiapa, aros, to, (ApoTpidco) ploughed land. Schol. Arist. Pac. 1158.
Classical.
Polyh. 22, 11, 15, Kara to ttôtos
dpoTpidm, dual,
6p6(o.
Sept. Deut. 22, 10.

Sir. 6, 19.
rm
II,
/xfraXXw.
Diod.
3, 14.
Reg.
3, 19, 19,
Mich.
3, 12.
Luc.
*cLpp.o(TTa>s,
adv. fittingly.
cxcti' Trpoy
Heron
253.
PZu^.
17, 7.
438 A,
n.
tottois.
dpoTpiAa
= preceding.
s, 8, 3, p.
Paul. Cor.
1, 9,
10.
7,
Sept. Esai.
25.
*apiioTT6vTa>s {ipfioCa or dpôTTO))
Philon B.
209.
apvia, as,
rj,
82,
rois
^= preceding. Iambi. Math.

Herodn.
2,
dpoTpofiSris,
(apoTpov,
176, 91.
(irivojim)
EIAO)
plough-like.
Diod.
dpoTponovos,
(roC dpvds) sheep's skin.
ov,
working with
the
plough.
PMlipp. 59.
6,
Gr. Philet. 404 (445).

apveiov,
TO,
dpoTponovs, 0S09,
Diosc.
(aporpov, ttovs) one of the

;
dpv6y\(T<rov.
152
component parts of the ancient plough

to be confounded with vvvis or
vvis.
not
(168).
apveodoivris,
ov,
6,
Sept.
(Boivr))
feasting
on lambs.
Plut. 11, 58
Sext.
Judic.
3,
31.
r)cra>,
Antliol. II,
dpveofiai,
to
120 (Apollodorus).
Classical.
dporpo<f)opea),
((j>cpio)
to
draw
the plough.
deny, etc.
A 'Apvovp.vaiv firalpav, negative praises.

577, 17,
TO!/ /Siov, to
182 {Leonid. Alex.). Inscr. 3548, 4 dpova\is, the Latin a r v a 1 i s.

Anthol.
II,
renounce.
Trjs
Caesarius 873
^pdrpep. dpovSKev,
fratrem arvalem,
,
one
Oix dpvovp,cvos iavTov
dyaBoTrjTos, not de-
nying that he himself is good. tical writers, to deny Christ.

2.
In
of the twelve priests.

apovXa, as,
rj,
ecclesias2,
Herm. Vis.
able furnace.
the Latin a r u 1 a brazier, portPorph. Cer. 401, 14. 402, 2.
Ignat. 712 A.
Cle7n.
A.
I,
I,
1228 A.
fj,
Martyr. Path. 1425 B. Orig. I, 609 C.
Schol. Arist.
Ach. 888
(apovpa)
etrxdpa.
Schol.
Clem. A. 793 A.
dpovpiov, ov, TO,
little
apuricndeia, as,
(dpvr]crWeos^ denial
of God.
farm.
Agath.
Epiph.
661 A.
ov,
Epigr. 89,
deos^
7.
upvrjo-lSeos,
(dpveofiai,
God-denying.
dpovpiTrfS, ov, 6,
/iiOs,
dpovpalos.
Babr. 108,
27,
Cuius 28 B. 116 B. C.
apvYjo-is, ecof,
8, 8.
rj,
Orig. Ill, 1008 B.
Eus. V,
field-mouse.
dpovpoTTovos, ov, (jrevofuxi) laboring in the field.
denial of Christ.
Herm. Sim.
Philipp. 14.
dpova-rrc^, ikos, 6,
Martyr. Polyc. 1032 B. Orig. I, 572 B. m, 1008 B. Dion. Alex. 1804 C. 2. Negation, in grammar. Dion. Thr. 642, 3
the Latin
I,
haruspex
lepoa-Kovos.
Dion. H.
281, 3.
dpnayrj,
'Apvij(re<ay empprjiia
(ov, ovk, ov)().
Lesbon.
174 (187) ^
ov, <Ae negative ov.
apvri(n(f)dyos, ov, (dpvcofiai, (payelv)
denying that
Basil.
Diod. H, 494, 37, ffs, rj, a plundering. Twv (plXav, the plundering of friends. Greg. Naz. I, 960 A, tov irrcoxov, objective geni2. Haste. tive. Joann. Mosch. 3016 C
he has eaten contrary to the rules of the
monastery; essentially HI, 640 C.

dpvr)<rLxpi.(rTOs,
ov,
= Xafipo^dyos.
(Tertull. 71
MrjKPn KOTO aprrayrfv vorjaai

X^ff UKeyfrecos, hastily.
tj,
dXXd
/lera no\-
*apndyri,
r)s,
fj,
(dpnaâ) hook or grapple,

well.
for
(XptcrTor)
Christ 'denying.
drawing up a bucket from a

Trdyrj,
CO
Hes. 'Ap-
Basil. 116
tor.)
A.
777 A.
nega-
^vtmjp, arrt to (ruevos ^x^'' oyKLvovs,

(fipedrav.
Tovs icdSovs dvaunanriv diro tq}v
dpvtjTeos, a, ov,
^= ov
del dpveiiT6ai.
Orig.
I,
587
Kal 6 XvKos.
dpndyiov, to,
C.
Eus.
17,
11,
273 B. 880 D.
negative.
dpvTjTiKos,
OV,
Diog.
7,
70, d^Lajia,
Aphr. 33,
SpTrayp.a, torn.
6.
= wpovofuov, Porph. Cer. 658,

that
1,
EipimSi/f.
KKe\jni8pa.
Alex.
22, quid ?
or
negative proposition, as ouSeir nepiiraTil.
apvWeos,
ov,
aros, to,
which
is
plundered
dpvrja-idcos-
Nicet. Byz.
712
Sept. Mai.
A.
dpviov, ov, TO, lamb.
passim,
dpê'njr,
ov,
6,
(ap)(a>')
Tropically, =
dp7rayp.6s, ov, 6,
13.
dpTrayr).
1.
Plut.
U, 12 A.
S. 36, 29
Christ.
Apoc.
Paus.
Tt,
1, 20,
3 as v.
ApTracris,
6 dpTrayfios.
Phryn. P.
'ApvaypJov rrotcluSai
iirapxps,
prefect.
to seize
upon,
to avail one's self of.
Eus.
Gregent. 613 A.
dpoycvTos, incorrect for dppdycuroj.
dpoTpalos, a, ov,
'Apnay/iov t6v Sid crravpov QdvaTov cVoietTo (Petrus). Cyrill. A. I, 172 C Ma-
Vl, 587
(aporpov) rustic.
Antip.
5.
S.
111.
rqa-tv
iovas KaTeîd^cTo Kal ov^ dpnayfiov ttjv irapaxms cf dSpavovs Ka\ i&ape(rrepas inoiciro
apOTpeva, eicra, =^ dp6a>.
Babr. 21,
4)pfv6s.
So perhaps Paul.
Phil.
2,
6 *0r
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apTTayoi;
251
AKoXovdia
dppaâvlô),
pledge.
appev66r)Xv<}
liopff)^
6eov \mapx>v ov)^ ifmayfiov ^yrjcraTO to
im
Icra,
pvrjOTpois,
rJTOi,
tov appaâvos.
secure
11,
elvai lira 6e(i,
aXk' iavrhv
eKevaxrev p.op(prjv
Euchol. p. 238.
(appaîiv)
I,
SovKov Xafiav.
Max. Conf.
Schol. 5 7
Ovx
as
to
ipirayiiov ffyqaaTo, ToirrctrTiv ovk dmyîoxrei'
Clem. A.
285 A.
Orig.
by a 1045
avdpajros ii7raKov(r(Uy
apjrayos, ov, 6,
k. t. X.
H
To
xdpi-s tov deoi
appaâvi^fTai tovs dSKriTas.
apna^.
Schol. Arist. Plut.
Hes. 'Appa^coviêTai, dppa^mvi SiSorai.

betroth, affiance,
2.
800 as
V.
1.
'AfyTradfjs, ^, 6,
Arpades, a man's name. Porph.

captivate.
Adm. 170
dfmdCa,
9,
Toj' 'ApTtadrj.
Hes. Mvt)a-Tfvopxvoi, appaâviôjifvoi. When the priest delivers the ring to the man, he
iyyvdat.
=:
to ravish,
6(f)daXp4v.
Chrys.
ij,
Sept. Judith 16,
says,
SfiJ/a)
Appafiavi^fTai 6
Trjv dovXrjV
X, 131
Bovkos tov deov (6
6 ipwayeis,
tov
6coiJ (jr]v heiva) els to
the
person plundered.
ifmaar) tat. mid.

7ra(ro/xa(.]
Hos.
[Lev. 19, 13 &pw^ for 5, 14 dpwap.m for dpseizer.
ovop,a Toi) jrarpos kcI toC vlov koi roO dyi'ou

iTvevp.aTos, vvv
kclI
del kcu els tovs almvas tSiv
alavcov.
as,
'Afirjv.
When
he delivers the ring

tj
dpiroxTfipa,
female
(dpjrdfoi))
Antip.
S.
to the
Xrj
woman, he
(J)
says, ' AppaâviêTai
Soi-
105.
ipnoKTiKos,
r),
rov 6eov
beXva) t6v SovKov tov deoii (tov

k. t.
6v,
seizing; rapacious.
Se) els TO Svop.a,
X.
Euchol. p. 240 seq.
Diosc.
1,
101, ToO TtvpSs.
jlrtem. 159.
1008 A.
schion
Orig.
PoZem. 216. I, 1169 D.

5,
Lucian. Clem. A.
I, I,
603.
dppayddaiTos, ov, (payds) ivithout fissures, crevices,
57 A.
or cracks.
Apollod. Arch. 23.

(paSiovpyeco)
Spita^, ayos, 6,
harpago,
43.
dart.
= Kpedypa.
3.
dppaSiovpyrjTos, ov,
not tampered
Mo7.
with.
Polycr. 1357 B.
adv.
Bekker. 357, 28 'AradSdXtas,

sincerely.
2. Hooked
n, 864, 56.
&p7ra<ns, eios,
fj,
apud Athen.
Jos. Ant. 8, 3,
irriXevTov, aSoKov, KaOapov* dppadtovpyrjTov.
Jos. Ant. 9, 10,
App.
Phryn.
dppahiovpyf]Ta>s,
Roman. Porph. Novell.

^=
&p7rayp,6s,
239.
seizing.
dppd^m,
to
growl, snarl.
Ael.
Philon
5, 51.
I,
694,
12.
P. S. 36, 29.
&p7Ta(TiMs, OV, 6,
=
to,
Poll. 5, 86.
6.pnayp.6s.
N. A.
P.)
(Written
Plut. 11, 644 A.
also dpd^m with

dppdcjiios
ifmaoTiis, ov, d, (dpjrdfo)) seizer

derer, ravisher.
ApTrdoTLov,
ov,
by force, plun-
Tatian. 10.
(dpffaoTo's)
following.
Epict.
ipiraiTTos,
2, 5,
r),
19 'hpTraarla naiêiv.
6v,
Mel. 65.
15.
2.
(dpTrdftu)
snatched,
seized.
Substantively, to dpnaa-Tov,
catch-ball,
1,
harpastum,
2,
5,
4<Aen.
25.
a game. Epict. (Artem. 80 "Apn-aAntip. S. 26.

7, 2.
Porph. Cer. 473, 18. (pdnTo) unsewed, without seam, woven whole, as a tunic. Joann. 19, 23. dppepâo'Tos, ov, (pepôpai ) not loandering constant, steady. Nil. 569 B, eixr). Cyrill. A. X, 1088 C, Trpoa-evxvClim. 725 B. 1116 as V. 1.
following.
appa(j)os, ov,
one
dppep,^da-Ttiis,
adv. constantly, steadily.

Nil.
Nil. 97
ffTij
(r(l>mpa.
rjs,
Apiiretovr],
fi,
4n(AoZ.
II,
81 (Archias).
'ApTTOKpds, a, 6,
= = following.
Poll. 9, 105. 106.)
dpneboDV.
Jos. Ant. 3,
Inscr. 4831,
6.
'ApTTOKpdTrjs, our, d,
Harpocrates, an Egyptian
PZwi. 11,
god.
Znscr. 2230. 2302, et alibi.
358 E.
crates.
Artem. 222.
r/,
'ApTTOKpanaKos,
ov, ('ApTrofcpaTT/y )
o/"
Harpo-
Ptol. Tetrab. 124.
'ApTTOKpanavoi, av,
sect,
perhaps 1281 A.
ot,
Harpocratiani, an obscure
KapTTOKpanavoL
Orig.
I,
= dppep,âaTos. 452 D. = dppevKov. Galen. XIII, 260 D. = Lycus apud n, 229, = Lucian. = Hermes Tr. latrom. 394, of the signs of the zodiac. 2. Masculine, Phryn. grammar. Philon 294, masculine dppeviKas, adv. =
appefiôs, ov,
dppeviKrj,
rjs, r),
B.
509 A.
dppeviKov,
.
ov,
TO,
dpcevLKov.
Orib.
9.
dppeviKos,
tj,
ov,
dp(reviK6s.
I,
243.
Sext. 729, 24,
in
I,
2.
61.
dpa-eviKoss,
in the
gender.
Hipparch. 1028 C.
Strab. 9, 2, 25.
Sppa^Sos, ov, (pd^Sos) without a staff.
Greg.
Naz. n, 649 B. IH, 1180

metre.
dj3pa(3(oi',
A &pa^bos, for the

Classical.
Heph. Poem. 12, 1. A. Sext. 633, 24.

dppeviareov
Syos,
tm;>,
arrhabo, arrabo,
eamest-^money.
pledge,
earnest.
Metaphorically,
Cor.
2, 1,
arrha, arra,
Set dppeviêiv (not found), one must make masculine. Clem. 4- I, 492 C. dppevoâaia, also dppevoâna, as, y, (apprjv,
Paul.
âlv<o)=dppevoKoi.Tia.
Theophil.-3,G.
Solom.
22, et alibi.
Patriarch. 1076 C.
1324 D.
dppevoyovos, ov,
Polyc. 1012 C, T^s Simiocrvvrjg rjn&v. Theod. IV, 512 B, of baptism. 2. Sponsalia, betrothal, Hes. fivfjiTTpov. Leo. Novell. 1 72.
is
Mvrjarpov, 6
tov ydp^v appa^mv.

oflSce
Greek church betrothal

ment.
In the a species of sacrais
(FENO) causing the procreation of male children, applied to certain medicines. Diosc. 3, 130 (140).
em,
v,
dppevoBtjKvs,
(SrfKvs)
dpa-evoBrjKvs.
Theol. Arith.
17.
33.
The
of betrothal
entitled
Iren. 569 A.
Hermes. Tr. Poem. 4, Hippol. Haer. 110, 86.
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appevoKonrj^
Clementin.
6, 5. 12.
252
II,
appiiricrTOi
Bfos,
of Valentinus.
2.
/ren.
Greg. Naz.
ikfaZe anof
ap/jev KOI 5^Xv.
448 A.
141 A, female Pseudo-
appeia-Tois, adv. idlhout defluxion.
A,
yevvrffffjvai,.
Athan.
tov viov
I,
204
Tov jrarpos
dppeijrla, as,
fls
fleoTTjy
Method. 356 Ovtws t) sk appevaras km

Sext. 42,
Just.
1293 C.
Chron. 504, 21.
dSiaipirais Tvyxavei.
appevoKoirris, ov, 6,
194.
dppevoKOtna, as,
f),
= =
apa-evoKon-qs.
Anthol. IV,
17,
{ippeTnjs) equilibrium.
16. 18.
apa-fvoKoiria.
361, 22.
Diog.
9, 74.
Macar. 489
*appr)v, ev, male,
applied to trees.
Diod.
1, 80.
B.
Cynll.
^. X, 1087 B.
(kvo)
324,
to
8.
appevoKveco,
râ-a,
bear male children.

be
Applied to the signs of the zodiac represented by an odd number, as Kpios, dlSvpot, Xftev.
Strdb. 4,
6, 8, p.
Hermes Tr. latrom. 437,
appevopavem
appevoiuîa,
(paivopai),
to
mad
^=
for males.
Caesarius 1044.
as,
6,
17,
(/ii'l's)
dpa-evoKoiria.
Arist. dpcreviKos. Masculine, in grammar, Aristot. Elench. 4, 9. 14, 1. Nub. 681. Ehet. 3, 5, 5. Poet. 21, 21. Dion. H. VI,
27,
foiSra.
2.
Clementin.
18.
Clem.
2,
791,
9.
r],
A.
I,
601 C.
rjo-a,
(Compare
(iroUa)
to
Jos. Apion.
37,
dpprjToKoyia, as,
(apprjTos,
Xeym) obscene
talk.
p. 493.)
Eus.
render masculine.
m, 389
A.
L. fello
(jmKep.ipdTas')
3,
appevoTTOiea,
dppr)TorroUa>,
prjTOiToios
170-00,
dp-
Ptol. Tetrab. 69.

dppevorrpeTrrjs,
is,
elfii.
Theophil.
Am
aropjiTos
(irpeTra)
Cyrill.
fj,
becoming a man.
masculineness.
Aristid. Q. 92.
dppevoTTjs,
r)Tos,
A. X, 1109 A.
yiyvEO-dat
dvdyvov dpprjrorroteiv (3, 8 ^Top.aTi piapa o'vyra An')- Artem. 121 'Ytto Trjs prjTpos dppT}T(moie'iudai.
122. 123. 373, rivd.
(apprjv')
Pseudo-Dwn. 896 C.
dppevoTOKia, as,
fj,
dpptjTOTToua, as,
(^dppevoTOKos) the bearing
of
male children.
appevoTOKOs, ov,
Theod. Her. 1373 D. (tiktoi, renuu) bearing male

3,
chil-
infamous practice, in general. 2. The vice arrhetopoeia. Eus. n, 781 C. (ComBasil. IV, 625 D. Theophil. 3, 3. pare Lucian. II, 421 Trjs ovde pri&rjvai 8vvafj,
129 (139). 5, 99. dppevovpyos, ov, (EPFQ) rendering masculine. Nicom. apud Phot. HI, 597 A.
dren.
Diosc.
dppevocpavris, s,
(<âiV<o)
p.vr]S
EVirpeTioiS
vocrov.^
appr/Toiroios, oC, 6,
(KaKep.<lidTais).
(appjjTos, ttokoj)
L. fellator
Orig.
I,
Just. Apol. 1, 27.
of masculine appearelp.i.
1132 B.
(Compare Barn. 753 C
'Avopiav
ance.
Lyd. 256, 15.

rjaco,
appevotpOopeco,
iToiovvras t<5 oTO/iOTt dia dKa6ap(TLav. Lucian.
dppevo(\>66pos
I,
Cae-
sarius 981.
Greg. Nyss.
17,
348 A.
dppevocjtdopla, as,
Kovria.
{dppevo(j)d6pos)
dpcrfvo-
in, 25. 181 seq. Sibyll. 5, 392. Clem. A. Diog. 1, 5. Tertutt. I, 323 A. I, 1137 C. 7, 187. Aristophanes represents Aiiphrades
as a notorious dppTjTowoLos.^
apptjTos, ov, nameless,
Schol. Lucian. II, 437.

ov,
appevoffidopos,
((^Belpa)
dpaevoKoiTTjS.
Basil. IV, 673 C.

dppevoio,
a>(Ta>,
Stud. 1660 B.
(apprjv^ to render masculine or Philon II, 53, 9. Lucian. II, 419. dppevabas (implying dppevaSr/s), adv. like men,
manly.
bravely.
Sept.
Mace.
2, 10,
35.
dppcvamais (appEi/toTros), adv. with manly looks.
with reference to dpprjToGreg. n, 997 B. 2. Forbidden ::= dwifyoNyss. I, 348 A. 3. Arrhetus, pevpJvos. Sext. 577, 10 (29). Epiphanes the Ineffable One, a figment. apud Hippol. Haer. 294, 13. (See also Iren. 561 A. 568 B.)
TToua.
Plut.
I,
723 F.
dppEirrjs,
Pseudo-Dion. 401 C. (^pemo) balanced ; s, unwavering, steady. Philon I, 269, 32. 687, 46. Plut. n, 1015 A. 1062 B. CUm. A. I, 852 C. n, 765 D.
dppriTOTOKos,
ov,
(apprjTos,
tekeIk)
ineffably or
3,
mysteriously born.
p. 1596.
Synes.
Hymn.
202,
appriTovpyeto,
fjao),
(dppijTovpyos)
dpptjTOTTOieat.
appeiTTos, ov,
dppeivStis,
Clementin. 4, 16, p. 168 B.

dpptjTovpyia, as,
tj,
preceding,
to
dim. 1116 D.
neither side
:
apprironoiia.
6,
Clem. A.
I,
adv. inclining
unI,
76 A.
Clementin.
waveringly.
Phiion
ov,
I,
409, 45.
Clem. A.
famous
act, in general.
2.
18.
Jul.
210 D,
in-
The
celebrating
176 A.
of mysteries.
(peujuoTifs))
II,
Synes. 1272 C.
dppevpdnoTos,
rheum.
not affected by
218, 11.
dpprjTOvpyos, ov, 6, (appijTOS,

n-oios.
EPFO)
dpprjTO-
Ruf. apud Orib.
Alex.
Tatian. 812 A.
{apprjTos),
1.
Troll. 149. 303.
dppfvaia, as,
V.
1.
%
fj,
dpprjTcos
adv.
ineffably.
HippoL
following.
Clim. 892
as
Haer. 196,
Anast. Sin. 253 D.

{appevaros) no emission, no deClim. 892 A.
without defluxion.
dppiyrjTos, ov, (ptyto)) not shuddering, intrepid.
appevaria, as,
fluxion.
Antip. S. 27,
"Appives, av,
oi,
7.
Hippol. 861 C.
(pis) Arrhines, the noseless race,
appevcrros, ov, (pea, pevoTos)
a fabulous people.
251 B.
Strab.
2, 1, 9.
Greg. Naz.
HI, 1199
Spevtnos (
).
dppiirioTos, ov, (pwrifo)) not fanned.
Galen. X,
Did. A. 309 C.
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appoyevTOii
.appAyevTos, ov, (poyeva') itfipaid,
253
as an army.
apTTjpia
Lucian.
I, 851. H, 492.-4. Arsis, the short syllable or syllables of a foot thus the
;
Theoph. lib,
&pptmos, ov,
1.
dppenris.
Greg. Naz.
Ill,
662
A.
dppimavTos,
ov,
(pviraiva)
an iambus is the first syllable that of a dactyle, the second and third. Drac.
arsis of
;
appvircoTos.
Cosm.
Tit.
133, 27.
760,_ 4.
Aristid. Q. 31. 34. 36. 37.
Sext.
476 B.
appvnapos, ov,
1252 B.
ov or ftq pvnapos. Greg. Naz. H, 421 B.

ov or
jujj
appvirapas, adv.
= =
B.
Bacch. 24. 25. I'erent. M. 1388. 1421. 1566. 1345. Diomed. 474, 32. [Modern metricians have inverted the order ar;
pvirapms.
Greg.
Naz. n, 424 B.
appmros,
ov,
Anast. Sin. 1397 B.

avev
::=
pinov.
unsoiled.
Apocr. Act.
Basil.
being used by them for Sea-is, and thesis (or apa-is.'] 5. Omission of the reduplication, in such forms as fiXija-dai. This is based
sis
Philipp. 13.
appvTtcDTos,
ov,
upon
(puTrdo))
?,
false
theory.
Tryph. 21.
Drac.
IV,
156,
2.
132 A.
dppvrlbioTos, ov, {pvnSoofiai) unwrinkled.
3,
dprdpiov, ov, to, (dpT^p) felt-shoe, used in cold
Diosc.
weather.
TToSSj/
Suid. 'Aprdpia, nap
rip.Xv
oi
rav
106 (116). 4, 121 (123).

rj,
mXoi.
suspend.
to
dppaa-na, as,
sickness.
Classical.
App.
I,
dprdai,
to
Mid.
PhUon
'&.pTdopm, to hang
I,
141, 81 'Ep.ninTeiv els dppaxTnav, to fall sick.

dpa-dKtjs, 6,
'
Persian,
6,
upon,
depend.
151, 22, nvos.
j3a(rtXeui.
Mai. 270,
8.
A.p<raxj)riS:
Arsaphes, an epithet of Osiris.
Plut. li, 365 E.
Athenag. 1009 A, i^y Trpovoias. Clem. A. I, 388 B, dyaTHis. Herodn. i, 14, 14, ttjs vpirepas dvdpeias.
'Aprepds,
dpo'evUavBov, ov, to, (dpo'eviKos, SvBos}

Xa>v.
:^
yXri-
Diosc.
3,
dpacviKov, ov, TO,
33 (36).
dppevcKov (classical),
ar-
257 C. Athan. 389 D.
6, Artemas, a heretic. Malchio Method. 153 B. Alex. A. 561 A. II, 717 A. Did. A. 1658 A. CaUed
a,
senicum,
apud
Orib.
arsenic, strictly orpiment.

Cels.
Strab.
alao'ApTcpMv.
dpTefiia, as,
-Bus.
11,512 B.
Theod.lY,
safety,
15, 2, 14, p. 246, 2.
Med.
5, 5. 5,
Lycus
U, 228,
10.
Diosc.
male.
120 (121).
7,
fi,
(dpreprjs)
good condition,
70, 10.
Galen.
dpa-cviKos,
XHI, 717 A.
fj,
soundness.
Sept. Gen. 1
dpTcfiiSiov,
ov,
Agath. Epigr.
TO,
6v,
(âpoTjv)
SiKTap,vos.
Diosc.
3,
34
10.
12, TraiSiov.
Ex.
23, 17.
Mace.
Ptol. Tetrab. 19, in astrology.
culine,
in grammar.
3. MasDion. Thr. 634, 17,

632,
10,
Svo/ui.
1, 5,
28.
dprepia-ios,
yevos,
masculine gender.
"V,
month, 2954, A,
'ApTcp.a>i,
Dion. H.
18, 20.
41, 10.
VI, 800, 13.

7.
Lebson.
a Macedonian B. J. 2, 14, 4. Inscr. 10. Aet. Sign. 1333 C. for 'ApTcpo), ovs, r), Artemo, a woman's
ov,
6,
artemisius,
Jos.
pdios.
166 (178).
Drac.
name.
dpTep,av,
sail
Inscr. 696.
lovos,
6,
Sext. 632, 6.
^jAere. 3, 89.
the
artemon
dpaivixas, adv. in of
of
masculine gender.
PArJ/n. 65. 114.
'
of a ship so called.
or artemo, a Luc. Act. 27, 40.
Strab. 8, 3, 11, KaXcIrat.
Isid. Hisp. 19, 3, 3.
dpaev66j)Kvs, v,
of both sexes, hermaphrodite. Diod. Ex. Vat. 14, 1. Theol. Arith. 5. Plut. II, 368 C. Iren. 645 B. Athenag. 937 A. Hippol. Haer. 252, 36 (Pseudo-Simon). 132, 60. 138, 54 (Naasseni).
(^Sptn)V,
6rjkvs)
Apriixwv, <Bco9,
see.
6,
Artemon, :z= 'Aprepus, which

ArtemMiiani, the followers
dpTep,a}V.
'
Aprcptavtavoi,
S>v, ol,
of Artemon.
dprepMVLOv,
ov,
Theod. IV, 489 A.
dpTepaiviov, 'uttLov
=^
Eudoc.
sc.
M.
27.
dpaevoKoiTfco, rjaco,
to
be dpo'evoKolrris.
Orig.
to,
(ÂpTepjj>v)
Vn, 181
C.
Eus. IV, 65 C.
(koitt})
ap(7evoKoiTrjs,
ov, 6,
^=
p.erci
Spacvos
1,
dpreov
'
Koifiafievos KoiTqv
6, 9.
yvvamelav.
Paul. Cor.
1, 2, p.
ApTîfiovpios, ov,
Tim.
1, 1,
10.
Theophil.
1028
= be = pavBdrcop,
vrja-Teia
salve so called.
Bel dlpeiv.
6,
KoXKvpwv, Galen. XTTT, 449 B. Plut. Frag. 882 C.
an Armenian word said to

prjvvrrjs, irpodpopos, Tporjyri-
B.
Bardes. apud Eus. JH, 472 A.
(Com-
rap.
Nicon 529 B.
Anast.,Caes. 521 B.
pare Sept. Lev. 18, 22.)

aptTevoKoiTia, as, ^,
=^
II,
'H
Hippol. Haer.
Jejun.
Sept. Reg.
tov ' ApTîôvplov, the fast of Artzi-
trapa. (f)v(rtv 6p,i\ia irpos
burius, introductory fast,
an Armenian
fast
appevas.
Theophil. 1045 C.
224,
88.
Nil.
341 A.
751 C.)
1893
2,
C.
during the third week before Lent (irpo(r<j>coCallist 18, 54 'Aprîvrjo-ipos e^Bopds).
(Compare Plut.
ipvK, fas,
2, 19,
i),
l3ovpT^rjS.
burden, load.
4, 8, 9.
BitTis.
11, 8.
iprfip, rjpos, 6,
raiser, lifter
of weights.
9, 10,
Sept.
1.
42.
Ps. 80,
7.-2. Negation;
1.
Nehem.
apita^.
4, 17.
Jos. Ant.
3 as v.
for
opposed to
time
sical
Sext. 43,
529,
3.
3. Svblatio, the raising of the foot in beating

;
dpTTjpla, as,
fj,
arteria.
the
Classical.
'Hrpa2,
or of the fingers in playing
on a mu14.
veia
dprrfpia,
II, 9.
trachea.
Diosc.
55.
instrument.
Dion. H. VI, 1101,
Lucian.
Sext. 428, 16.
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aprriptaKO'i
apTTjpiaKos,
Tj,
254
belonging
II,
aproKOiriKO'i
even, as applied to numbers. Niemji. 'ApnoKis apnos dpidpos, even times even number, a number represented by 2 ", n being a positive whole number greater than 1.
ov,
6v,
(apnqpia)
5.
to
an
Spnos,
75.
artery,
Nicom. Harm.
-qcrco,
Plut. TL, 899 A,
KoCKla TTjs Kaphias.
Galen.
49 D.
apTTjptorojUa,
{aprqpia, refiva) to
make an
E.'
incision into the windpipe.
Galen. VI, 23
2.
Even, in versification.
is,
Heph.
6, 8,
5,
1,
Antyll apud Orib.

apTTjptoTo/ii'a,
II, 55, 7.
xd>pa> even place, that
2, 4,
in an
as,
fj,
tracheotomy,
bronchotomy.
Orib.
n,
52, 5.
dpTioTayrji, es, (rdo-a-io)
apTTjpiaibrjs, cs, fe'ê afJ dprrjpia.
Galen, IV, 150
B.
^n;2/ZZ.
Puis. 63,
z::^
apud Orib. II, 39, U, Protosp. 7. Hermes Tr. latrom. 389, 33
iambic or trochaic verse. Aristid, Q, 53. occupying the place of an even number, represented by an even number as all the factors of 1 28. Nicom.
;
77.
dprrjpiaKOS.
dpndrris, tjtos,
tj,
(Japnos) entireness, wholeness.
dprrjpoôXla,
supposed to be a corruption for Iambi. V. P. 210. SKTrtpioôKla, apn, now. Moer. 63 "Apri, ol ph 'KttikoX to
TTpo
Epict.
1, 22,
Galen.
II,
7,
of limbs. Sueton. Claud. 4. 247 C. Hippol. Haer. 38, 19.

12,
(tiktoi)
Diog.
106.
oXtyov,
oi
8e cXXi/i/es Kol
iV. T.
Xiyovmv.
the future.
11, 19 seq.
So in the
Lucian.
Not used with

Phryn. P.
S.
eVi
tov
vvv
dpTLTORos, ov,
bom
sound.
dpi.
Chrys.
CyriU.
I,
443 A.
dpniroScco,
Tjcra,
Ill, 553.
^= dprinovs
H.
413 A.
dprmSXenos, ov, (j:6kepos) having just tried war, applied to raw troops. App. I, 592, 54.
dpricTKos, ov, 6,
little
apTiaKas (apnos), adv. by an even ^lumber, in Nicom. 78, mvopaa-pfvov, desigarithmetic.
nated by an even number (2). dpnakaiTos, ov, {apn, dXia-Kopai) newly caught.
apros (loaf).
Schol. Arist.
Pac. 1196.
dpTLO'Topeat, ria-a, (dpritrropos) to
Xenocr. 34.
ctpTi.â<pris,
pronounce
cor-
s,
(fiaTrrw).
newly dyed.
Synes.
rectly.
Strdb. 14,
fj,
2,
28, p. 142, 9.
1369 A. dpn^pfxn^t ) OpfX"") '"ewly steeped.

60.
dpTUTTopia, as,
correct prounciation of words.
Mel.
Poll. ^, 147.
Philipp. 53.
dprlcTTopos, ov, (oTopa) speaking or pronouncing
dpTiyaKaKTOTpo<f)iopai,
^= Spn ydkaKTOTpoêopai,.
distinctly
and
correctly.
Plut.
I,
232 B.
Aster. 241 A.
3. With a good entrance, as a harbor.

5, 4, 5.
Strab.
apnyevcLos, ov, {yivfwv) with the beard just com-
17, 1, 6.
6,
ing forth.
554.
App.
I,
313, 53.
Lucian.
Petr,
Ill,
dpna'TpdrevTos, ov,
cruit,
(orpaTevopai) L.
tiro, re-
raw soldier.
App.
II,
464, 79.
289.
apTiyivvrjTOS, ov, (yevvdio) nevyborn.

2,
1, 2,
dpna'vWriTrros, ov, ((ruXXafijSavo)) just conceived,
figuratively.
dpTLyvatTTOs, ov,
Lucian.
I,
318.
as a child.
Diosc. Eupor.
2, 77, p.
apri yvaaros, lately become
dpTicrvaraTos, ov, (avviarripi) newly established.
known,
II,
App,
II,
407, 41.
Clem. A.
II,
753 A.
(aprtos, reKeiv)
5, 41, 1.
to
dpTiypa<jiTjs, es,
(ypdât) Just written.
Lucian.
dpriTOKeo),
fja-a,
bear sound
318.
offspring.
Geopon.
dpriSidaKTos, ov, (Si&dtrKa) just taught.

II,
App.
dpnvpvTjTos, ov, (ipvcta) just celebrated.
Germ.
421, 66
TS>v 'EXKtivikSiv dpnSibaKTos i>v
292 C.
dpn(j)avqs, (s,
ffiades.
((âiVm) just seen.
Greg. Naz.
dpi.
dprihiov, ov, TO, (Sproj)
little
bread.
13.
ApoUon.
m,
429 A.
rjca,
D. Adv. 586,
dpnbpem)s,
Heliod.
2,
15.
Diog.
7,
dprixfipovea),
dpritjipiov
Theod.
es,
(Speira) just plucked, as fruit.
Anc. 1404 C.
23.
(^fjXoi) readily obtained ?
dpnawpos,
Tim.
^
ov,
(apnos, Svopa) designated by an
dpri^rjKos, ov,
even number.
Nicom. 76
^, ^, ^,
'ApTioKir
jlj,
dpnawII,
Ant. 257 A.
dpTiKriirros, ov,
pov (pipos), as
(Xap^dvu)) just taken.
^,
^,
of 64.
Anthol.
App.
I,
dpnxavfjs,
67.
es,
(xaiva) just gaping.
806, 78.
dprivoos, ov, (aprioi, vSos) sound-^minded,
Dion
C, 69, 20, 3.
dpTLo8vvapj>s,
ov,
dprixvovs, ovv, (xvovs) downy-chinned. Philostr. 871. AntholU, 67. Greg. Naz. BI, 1211 A.
dprro6r)KTi, i]s,
ij,
(Sivapis)
whose factors are
(apros,
dfiKrj)
pantry.
Schol.
even numbers, as the factors of 64.

76.
Nicom,
Arist.
Eq. 1293, et
fj,
alibi.
dpTOKXa<Tia, as,
(7rf/)r(rrfs)
(apros, Kkdiris) in the Ritual,
aprioTTipuTfTos or dpnowcpiTTos, ov,
the breaking
of bread.
Diosc.
even-odd, a
factor a being
18, 22.
number represented by 2 a, the an odd number as 6, 10, 14, Nicom. 78. PhUon I, 3, 31. II,
;
dproKOTTclov, ov, TO, (dpTOKoTTos) bakcTy.
183, 26.
281, 34.
Plut, II, 1139 F.
Pallad. Laus. 1020 A. aproKomKos, fj, 6v, (dproK&iros) baker's. Par. 1, 16, 3, apros.
2,
38.
Sept.
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apTOKOTTlOV
âproK&mov, ov, to,
C.
255
Pachom. 952
-
ap'âtoKoyiKO^
as,
r),
dproKoirfiov.
apTofâyia,
(dpTo<f>dyos)
the
eating
of
Charis. 553, 25.
bread.
Method. 389 A.
apToKdyavov, ov, to, (apros, \dyavov) a r t o 1 a ganus,' a kind of cake. Athen. 3, 79,
p.
apTo(j)6piov, ov, t6,
113 D.
Pyx, a small box in which the sacramental bread is kept. Ewhol.

29.
dprofjiopis, iSos,
r),
2.
dpTo<j>6pov.
Sext.
651,
aproKdyvvos, ov, (\dyvvos) of bread

Anthol.
bottle.
and
bottle.
dpTo(j)6pov.
Sext. 652, 4.
n, 169,
sc. Tn/pa,
a bag for bread and
*apTo<j)6pov, ov, TO, {<l>pa>) L. panarium, breadbasket, bread-plate. Hippoloch. apud Athen.
4, 3. 4.
aprd/ifXt, tTos, to, ficXt)
honey-bread, a poultice.
X, 233 A. 263 C. Aet. 3, 177, p. 65, 38. Leo Med. 187. dproTroieo), tjo-o), (aproTToids) to make bread or
Galen.
into bread.
aprvpaTiKds,
r),
ov,
(apTvpa) good for seasoning

Suid. "AvrjBov,
Diosc.
food, used as a condiment.

etSos ôrdvrjs dprvpaniajs.
Strab. 15,
/os.
2, 2 -o-ât.
Diosc.
2,
dpTvpaTaSrjs,
(41).
*apTva-is, a)f,
es,
preceding.
3,
36
111. 113.
Ant.
to,
4, 4, 4.
^/jp. IT, 258,
18, TTjv jrdav.
17,
(^dpriia)
dpraneikeiov,
ov,
(ffwXeo))
baker's
shop.
PMlon B.
Diosc.
2,
86.
Diod.

apTo'f, ^,
169 (170).
6v,
a seasoning of food. 59. Xenocr. 41. Plut. II, 395 C. 993

2,
dv,
(aipca)
raised.
Sept.
Nmn.
4,
27
C.
IldvTa Ta dpTa vir avToiv, all their burdens.

apTos, ov, 6, bread.
7
aprvTiKos,
rj,
= dpTvpariKos.
59, p. 223, 17.
Schol. Arist.
Classical.
Sept. Jer. 16,
Eq. 894.
dprvTos,
17,
Ou^^
KkafrOfj
apros iv Trevdei auToip els irapdat a foneral feast.
KKi)tTiv
fVi TeSvTjKon,
ov,
1,
(dpTva>y seasoned, dressed food.
Strab. 15,
*^^!^^'
.
Diosc.
2,
176
2. Food, in general.
alibi.
Sir. 15, 3,
Tobit 1, 10. 2, 5, et a-vveo-eas, understandingly
dpvTrdpms, apviros, incorrect for dppvwdpas, appvTTOS.
given.
Ps. 40, 10 'O iadlav aprov? pov,
familiar friend.
"Apros ayyi\aiv,^panis ancame down from heaven,

(Sap. 16, 20
Just. 57, p.
my
ipv<ns,
fcos,
rj,
(dptja))
a drawing of water.
Ael.
gelorum, food that
=
A.
25.
Afric. Cest. 297 b.

apvoTiKos,
ri,
TO
pdwa.
300 A.
Sept. Ps. 77, 25
ov, fitted
for drawing water.
'Ayyt'XoH/ Tpocprjv).
I,
605 B.
Clem.
N. A.
a
2,
17, 37.
"ApTov
ea-dUiu, to take
a meal,
dpvraivoeiBrjs, ei,
ladle.
(dpvTaiva,
EIAQ) shaped
like
to breakfast, dine, or sup.
blessed
T. in several places. 3. The bread by Jesus at the last supper. N. T. 4. The sacramental bread. Just. Apol. 1,
N.
Sept. Gen. 37,
Galen. IV, 462 B.
dpvTrjp, ijpos, 6,
dpvTaiva, ladle, dipper.
Diosc.
84.
66.
Laod. 25. 49.
Chrys. XII, 771 C.

Classical.
5,
Loaf of
bread.
Oi
apToi
rffs irpodeo'eQis
=z
oi
npoTtdepevot aproi, the

21.
shew-bread.
Sept.
Ex. 40,
Reg.
1,
Jos. Ant. 8, 3, 7 Oi aproi to 6eov.
irpodecris t&v. aprcov
'H
21, 6
17, ov, {dpxdyyekos) archangelicua, archangelical. Orig. I, 176B. PseudoDion. 196 B. Eus. Alex. 332 A. PseudAthan. IV, 928 A. dpxdyytXos, ov, 6, (apxo', ayyekos) archangeTheol. Arith. 43; Philon I, lus, archangel.
dpxa.yyeKi.<6s,
preceding.
Par.
9,
2,
427, 4.
Doctr.
10.
501, 44.
1, 4,
Enoch
16.
187. 190. 191. 193.

9.
13, 11.
Mace.
2,
10, 3.
Ot apTot Tov Trpoo'dmov

aeas.
10,
Patd. Hebr.
1, 21, 6.
2.
PauZ. Thess.
Jud.
/ren. 493 A.
I,
oi dproi ttjs irpode-
Orient.
660 B.
Orig.
176
B.
70,
33
= Ex.
ij
A Hebraism.
Reg.
25, 29''ApT0t ivamwi.
ln the
Nehem.
Porphyr. Aneb. 32, 10.
Iambi. Myst.
Ritual,
eiXoyrjo'Ls tS>v Spriov, the blessing
the loaves,
of a ceremony performed in monas-
dpxai(a>, lira, (dp;faTos) to be ancient: to imitate the ancients, to be old-fashioned.
Dion. H.
teries
The
conclusion of great vespers. loaves (five in nimiber), after the bless-
at the
ing, are
tributed to the brethren.
broken into small pieces and disThis ceremony

Oblation, a loaf of bread the church for the use of the Aihan. I, 232 A, tSv XeiTovpyiav.
purports to
fve
loaves.
6.
oi,
commemorate the miracle of the
V, 382, 15. Plut. II, 558 A. Clem. A. I, 61 A. Epiph. n, 117 D, to be co-eternal 2. To make, ancient, to repwith God. Clem. A. I, 140 A 'Apresent as ancient. 865 A TepnavBpov dpxaiXCtti^L TOV Sdpamv.
fovo-i
nves.
fj,
offered, to
priests.
dpxatoyovia, as,
(apxaioyovos) ancient descent.
Basil, in, 165 C.

dpxaioeiSrjs,
is,
Antec.
1, 2,
10, et alibi.
Sophrns. 3989 A.
'AproTDpiTot, &v,
(EIAQ)
4.
antique.
Pseudo-
(apTos, Tvpos) Artotyritae,
Demetr. 104,
dpxaiodev, adv.
a sect so called from the circumstance that
from of
rj,
old.
Cosm. Ind. 197

skilled in
they used bread
and
cheese at the Eucharist.
B.
dpxatoXoyiKos,
ov,
Epiph.
I,
881 B.
Hieron. VII, 356 D.
Tim.
(apxaioXoyos)
Presb. 16 B.
archaeology,
Strab. 10, 2, 9.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ap'^MoXojo^
256
dpxew(j>i\ai, okos,
the archives.
6,
apxn
(dpxeta, (fivXa^) keeper of
apxaio\6yos, ov, (apxaios, \iya>) discoursing on ancient matters. Stud. 1580 D, 'urropla, ancient history.
Lyd. 194, 11
laiviTovaKis.
dpxcKoKos, ov, source

(jrlvos)
apxaLomvfjs,
is,
venerable antiquity.
apxaios,
a-ia,
covered with the rust of Dion. H. VT, 1071, 4.
Devil.
chant.
applied to the Pseudo-J^naf. 793 B. 849 A.
of
evil,
dpxfpiropos, ov,
6,
(apxa, epiropos) chief mer-
a, ov,
original.
Clem. R.
1,
47, ckkKt]-
Inscr. 4485.
founded by tbe Apostles. Clem. A. II, 528 B, cK/cX?/o-/a, the Apostolic church of Nicaea. Nic. I, 6, i'Sr), which were not quite a hundred years old. Athan. 11, 716 C, 2. Old, but not ancient in the aivoSos.
dpxervma, as, fj, (dpxervjros) original form. Pseudo-Dion. 144 B. 644 B.

dpxtrvTTOs, ov, (apx, rviros)
archetypus,
a model.
333, 42,
72,
archetypal,
original,
ISea.
constituting
5,
Philon
cjiva-eis.
I, 4, 4,
40, o-^payls.
common
nasius.
acceptation of the term.

avrtypacfiov,
Cyrill.
A.
513, 38, ISeai.
Nicom.
napd-
X, 181 B,
of the works of Atha-
Seiypa.
Cornut.
1 7, ova-ia.
3.
ness.
Oelas. 1193 A, referring to the Acts of the Nicene Council. (See also naKaws.')
Clem. 4. n, 137 A.
dpxcTvnov,
model,
the
sc.
2.
Plut. IT, 890 B.
Substantively, t6
napd8eiyp,a,
archetypum,
a.
Substantively, to dpxalov
=z
dpx^tov,
original.
16, 3.
Antip. S. 53
Cic.
72.
board of magistrates. 36, Tmv yepoifTcov.

dpxaiorporrla, as,
Plut.
fj,
Porphyr. Vit. Pyth.
Att. 12, 5.
Diod.
11,
7.
554. 586,
(apxaiorpoTros) oldfashioned-
Dion. H. V, 604, 8. 628, 121 C. Pseudo-i)iore. 428
A Trjv
Tlieod. IV,
Beoabf; tSsv
I,
fj,
742 F,
j)
KaTmras.
apxaipecria, as,
(apxr], atpeats')
1,
the
;
Roman
in the
11,
apx^rvTrav dKrjdfMv, the real things represented at the Eucharist, of which the bread
comitia.
plural.
Polyh.
8,
4,
et alibi
and wine are the dvrtTvva.

Polyb. 4, 76, 8 'Ev dp^PXV' ^f' V' beginning. Xats Trepl tS>v Toiovrav ivia-Taa-dai, obstare
principiis. 4, 22, 5
Dion. H.
Ill,
1360, 13.
Plut.
810 B.
3,
App. n,
1.
dpxaipea-ia, av, ra,
1, 3.
106,
4, 82, 6. 8, et alibi.
Polyh. Dion. H. HI, 1709, 15.

al dpxaipea-iai.
Toy
ph
ovv dpxds, at first.
IV, 2136,
Moer. 9
'Apxaipca-tas,
Diod. 1,6, beginning

sumere,
(pmvrievros,
1 'Att'
dpxrjs pexP'- i' re\ovs,from
to end.
'Apxr]v Xapfidvciv, initium

3,
drjXvKms, 'AttikSis
....
apxaipttria, ovderepas,
to begin.
'EXXt^wkSs.
Charis. 33, 29.
Dion. H. V, 160, beginning with the vowel E.

XaXeicrdai.
airo
dpxaipea-idâj, da-a>, (dpxaipeo-la)' to hold
an
as-
Hebr.
2,
3,
sembly for the election of magistrates. Dion. H. I, 264, 19. n, 830, 17. 840 3. HI, 1732, 16. Plut. I, 133 D, et alibi. 2. Ambio, to solicit votes. Polyb. 26, 10, 6, ambiens sibi magistratum.
make a
beginning.
'Apx^v âK\eiv, to Apophth. 412 C. Doroih.

'Apxrjs,
6.
1741 A, ToC
verbially.
i//'aXXeu/.
Paul.
of
yore, ad-
Sept. Sap. 14,
2.
Principle,
operative cause.
ciples of
Diog.
1, 8,
the two prin-
apxa'ia-pos, ov, 6,
cients.
(dpxaiâ) imitation of the anDion. H. V, 150, 4. Porphyr. Absfin.

6,
losophy.
3. Head,
(=
1, 6,
Good and
Evil, in the
chief,
Magian
phi-
Ex.
16.
6,
25
14 dpxriyoi).
1,
4.
dpxriyos.
Sept.
Company,
Judic.
7,
200.
division of troops.
{dpxf], dvOpanros) the
9,
A Hebraism.
dpxdvdpaTTos, ov,
Archetypal Man of the Naassenes. Iren. 695 A. Hippol. Haer. 146, 61. (Compare Philon I,
2,
34.
Reg.
1 7.
Aquil.
Xatov.
Job
5.
13, 17.
Mace.
Hebraism.
2, 10.
18 seq.)
6,
Sum total, KetpdNum. 1, 2 (= 4, 2

6. Branch of a Corner of a garment.
1, 5, 33.
Ke(j>aKaiov).
Ps. 138, 17.
dpxdpios, ov,
{dpxrf) novice, beginner.
Macar.
one
river.
Gen.
_ 7.
2,
604 D, at school.
povs, dpxaptovs.
2.
Hes.
'Ela-ayayyiKovs, vea-
Leant.
Mon. 693 A,
3,
pavrlov.
S.
Applied
Novitius, novice,
to the Xdyof.
Theophil.
rrjs
establishment with the intention of becoming a monk. Ephr. I, 105 A, et ahbi. Pallad. Laus. 1065 C. Apoi)hth. 181 A. Pseud-îAan. IV, 852 D.
'ApXfôv\(ios, ov,
i'Apxeôv'Xos)
who has entered a monastic
10.
(Compare
In the plural, al dpxai, L. principaius. Principalities, one of the orders of the celestial hierarchy. Paul. Rom. 8, 38. Eph. 3,
10.
9.
Apoc.
14 'H dpxri
ktLit^ws tov 6eov.)
Col.
1,
16.
7,
Orig.
35.
8,-
I,
472 D.
Archebu-
1069 C.
1, 15,
11 us, Arhebulean. Heph. 8, 12, fierpov, Archbulium metrum (four anapaests and an amphibrach). Diomed. 514, 1.
Const. Apost.
200 D.
{dpxq).
Of demons.
Eph.
6,
12.
Pseudo-Djore.
Paul. Cor.
Col.
2,
12.
15.
10.
24
apx^Searpos, ov, S, {&pxa>, ibearpos) the chief senesc/mZ of a king. /nscr. 4678.
dpxBoTos, ov, (S/Sm/it) given originally. Sin. 748 A.
Arche, Principium, an emanation from 0v66s or npoapxr), in the Valentinian philosophy,

Doctr.
=r
vois, fiovoyevfis.
Anast.
Orient.
657 A.
The
Iren. 533 A.
Valentinian
apxeC'o<ms, 17, archezostis, Diosc. 4, 181 (184).
dpxri differs
somewhat from that of Epipha-
AfimXas Xeuxn.
nes
11.
apud
Iren. 568
et Hippol. Haer. 294,
Digitized
by Microsoft
w
apyriyoKOf
idpxriyiK6s,
rj,
257
first
ap')îepa3crvvri
6v,
{ap^ryyos)
II,
chief or principal
Orig. HI, 1156
4, airi'a.
cause.
Phibn
^'i''^'
168, 29.
B, T^r KdKiasdpxTy'K^fi
Iambi. Myst. 102,

^Z/
taking the lead.
Pseudoapxiarpos.
Dion. 953 C.
apxiarpiKos,
Cyrill.
17,
oi',
belonging to
an
H. 389 C. apxtorpos, m, 6, (^pxî

2.
bishop of Jerusalem. Ephes. 901 D. 1045 E, of Rome. 1012 C. 1121 B. E. 1237 E, of Antioch. Isid. 36S A. Cyrill. 4. X, 165B. 253 B, of Constantinople. 996 A. 1040 B. Choi. 772 A. Can. 30. 829 D. 864 A. 1693 C. Hierosol. 1252 C, of Jerusalem, iaieran. 125 C, of Cyprus. IniJ.
Hisp.
7,
ô-Tp6s)
archiatrus,
Erotian.
12, 6.
[In the fourth and
fifth
cen-
chiefphysician, first-class physician.
turies this title
1021 B.
Xf<or.
Arcad. 86, 19 (not dpxiarpos). Orig. U, /Mcr. 1407. 2482. 2714, Tijs tto-
was given to the bishops of Alexandria, Rome, Antioch, and Con;

;
Ionic, dpxirjrpns.
Aristeas 20.
.4re^
105 C.
apxiâa-CKevs,
eas,
6,
stantinople in the sixth century, also to the bishop of Jerusalem and in the seventh, to that of Cyprus.]
dpxi-epavuTTris, ov, 6, (cpavia-TTjs) the president
(âcrikeis)
chief king.
III,
of
Chron. 708, 15.

p;(iyoi)s, rfros, 6,
a club (epavos).
cAie/" y6t)s.
Inscr. 126.
Jos. Ant. 17, 9, 1.
Greg. Naz,
dpxifpdofMi, to be dpxtepeis.
444 A.
apxir/papparevs, or secretary.
eais, 6,
B. J.
(ypap,paTeis) chief clerk
Plut.
I,
1,
13. 9.
6,
dpxifpdpxrjs, ov,
chief iepdpxrjs.
Ant.
Mon.
Polyb. 5, 54, 12.
583
1812 A.
dpxtepareia, as,
tj,
B.
dpxt&cilfiaiv, ovos, 6, (iaip.a>v)
(dpxiepaTevto) high-priestship.
chief demon.
Eust.
chief
Hippol. Haer. 4, 53, of a bishop.
Athan.
II,
Ant. 632 B.
apxi'êo'lMxfiiXa^,
jailer.
Adam. 1745 A.
okos,
6,
161 C.
dpxtfparfva,
Sept.
dpxi&e(rp,oeva-a>,
1,
(8e<Tp.o(ji{iKa)
(ifparfvco) to be
14, 4
7.
a high-priest.
7.
Sept. Gen. 39, 21, et alibi.

(Sfo-^con/E)
4.
apxtSfCfiinris, ov, 6,
Mace.
r),
Jos. Ant. 12, 9,
20, 9, 1.
Vit.
I\'"il.
Jun. 116 C.
4, 6.
îXa^.
Sept.
Gen. 40,
6,
dpxtfpariKos,
ov,
(apxifpeis) of a high-priest,
Jos. Ant. 12,
ApxtSuifioXos, ov,
the great Devil,
7 (23).
(6ta/3oXos) the chief Devil,
high-priestly.
4, 2.
Luc. Act.
4, 3, 8.
Satan.
se\xdiO-Nicodem.
II,
B. J.
apxthuuiovea, r/aa,
t=
dpxtSiaKovSs
flpii.
Isid.
297 C.
apxtSiaKovos, ov,
6,
(SiaKovos)
I,
archidiaconus,
Ephes. 288 C. Socr. 749 C. Soz. CAaZ. 897 B. 1248 D. Theod.lV, 1328 A. Gelas. 1244 A. Leant. I, 1232 A. Joann. Mosch. 3009 B. Sophrns. 4001 B. ApxiSuiKiov, ovos, 6, preceding. Porph. Adm.
1180 C. 1477 A.
Isid.
arch-deacon.
Hieron.
1080 (942).
Apocr. Act. Philipp. in Bishop's, of a bishop, episcopal. Syn. 1412 B. Theod. Ill, 888 A. Eustrat. 2304 A. dpxifpariKws, adv. in a high-priestly manner. Marc. Diad. 1161 C.
Hellad.
9, tvBvp.a.
Orig. II, 820 B.
2.
dpxi-^p^M, as,
79, 9, 3.
dpxi.epfa-ia,
fj,
(e'p6ta)
chief priestess.
Dion
C,
=
r],
incorrect for dpxMipe(ria
:=
dpxai-
petrla ?
Athan.
d,
I,
361 B.
Classical.
188, 23.
apxiSiSaa-KoKia, as,
dpxiepeis, cms,
chiefpriest.
The
Esdr.
chief doctrine.
Athan.
II,
172 B.
dpxihi&atTKdkos, ov, 6,
Jewish Apion.
1, 5,
high-priest.
1,
Hecat. Abd. apud Jos.

Sept. Lev. 4, 3.
22, p. 455.
{SMa-KoKos) chief teacher. Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 47 A.

oi,
6,
40.
Mace.
1, 10, 20.
Diod.
II,
525, 65.
dpxtSiKaa-rris,
(SiKaa-Trjs)
chief Judge.
Strab. 17, 1,
The
Net::,
543, 45.
Philon
II,
591, 14.
N.
T. passim.
Roman
App.
pontifex maximus.
II, 24, 84, 6 p,cyL(TTos.
Diod.
1,
48. 75.
Inscr. 4734. Plut.
23, 1, 2.
The
Oreg.
Polyb.
12, p. 353, 4.
n, 355 A.
source
Christian bishop.
^liAan. II, 1293 B.
dpxiSvvapos,
ov,
(Suva/ior)
of power.
Pseudo-ZJion. 240 A.
dpxtfPSoptaSdpios, ov,
Const. (536),
6,
the chief efiSofmSdpios.
Greg. Nyss. IV, 41 A. It was someSoz. 929 A. in, 933 C. times applied to the Byzantine emperor.
m,
277 B.
apxiefiSopApiov
=
II,
1205 D.
dpxte^SoiiaSdpws.
Chal. 1008
'Apxt^p^vs fiaa-iXevs.
Sept.
Pseudo-
d/3;(tfpeu
^=
1.
dpxi'paTvu>.
Mace.
1,
14,
BasiLlJl, 1813 A.
apxieiruTKowrj,
ric.
rjs,
47 as
archbishop-
V.
Galen.
XIH,
719
A dpxifpfvf(r6ai.
mreathed
^, (dpxteiria-Kowos)
Cerul. 785 A.
dpxi.epdTTkoKos,'Ov, (dpxiepeis, irKeKm)
Epiph.
185 A.
opxuma-KomKos, fj, 6v, of an dpxifriiTKoiros. Theophyl. B. IV, 340 B.

dpxuma-KOTTos, ov,
6,
by a high-priest.
dpxt-fpoirpeirfjs,
es,
Andr. C, 1100 A.
(irpeirai)
becoming a high-
(Jnla-Konos)
pus,
archbishop. Athan. I, Breviarium of Meletius. Epiph. 11, 188 C, of Alexandria. Nil. 141 D, Saint James, the
archiepisco377 A, in the
priest.
Taras. 1437 B.
rjS,
r],
dpxi.ep<â-vvri,
(apxifpeus) high-priestship,
Sept.
high-priesthood.
Mace.
1,
7,
21.
PhiI,
lon II, 135,
1.
Jos. Ant. 12, 5,
1.
Plut.
33
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by Microsoft
ap'x^teTai.po'}
258
i)
apyiaa'viTTaTav
Soz.
Of the Christian bishops.

1029 D.
dpxieToipoi,
655 B, et
alibi.
App.
11,
270, 11,
Kata-apos-
apxtpjiyos, ov, 6, (payos) chief magician.
Cyrill.
A. X,
960 D.
apxipavhp'vrrjs,
ov,
6,
Eustrat. 2300 D.
ov,
2, 6,
(jxdvSpa)
archiman-
(eraipos)
chief companion.
2,
Sept.
Reg.
15, 32. 37.
16, 16.
[This
d r i t a archimandrite, the chief of one or Acac. et Paul, apud more monasteries.

,
word seems
to be a figment.
The
true read-
ing in the passages referred to most probably Par. AaviS. is Xouo-1 6 'Apxi CÎX) eTolpos
1,
27, 33 Xova-l 6 npSyros (piXos tov âxriXeas,
where 'DIS was apparently mistaken by the transcribers for the Greek prefix dpxt-. 2,
17, 5, xova-l TOV
'Apaxh
6,
3.
the Archite.']
Pallad. Laus. 1020 D. Epiph. I, 156 B. NU. 224 D. 1057 C. 1068 D. 1100 A. Epkes. 973 B. Isid. 212 C. Cyrill. A. X, Theod. IV, Chal. 817 C. 81 B. 337 D. 1205 C. 1337 D. 1365 A. Faeudo-Basil. Joann. Mosch. 2949 B. [The Ill, 1312 B. archimandrite was usually a presbyter, and
apxifvj/oixos,
Sept.
ov,
1,
(eivoCxos)
c^V eunuch.
8, 6.
sometimes a deacon.']
dpxtp-aprvs,
vpos,
6,
Dan.
Heliod.
Chron.
Cinn. 102,
(frnprvs)
'itrre
chief martyr.
apx'i'^C'^^ ^P'"
558.
apxiCovTravos, ov, 6, chief ôimavos23.
Aster. 324
trrds
;
D
0")
Ovk
a>s
Nicet. 122.
(Cccfj)
'Apxw8"os>
source of life.
CApxW^'zO Archimedeus
or
apxiâos, ov,
Pseudo-Dion.
Archimedius, Archimedian.
13, 28.
Cic. Att. 12, 4.
433 A.
dpXw/Tpds, see apxiorpos. dpxiSaâcra-os, ov, 6, (daKa<T(Ta) ruler Philipp. 23.
dpxlSeos, ov, 6, (5edr)
Sra<. 416, 26.

fj,
apxi-p-r]vla, as,
of
the sea.
the
month.
p,riv6s.
vovp,r]via, first day of {p.rjv) Andr. C. Method. 1332 B, toO Phot. I, 1044 A.
God from
the beginning,
apxtp-lp'Oi, ov, 6,
(lu/ios)
archimimus,
I,
chief
eternal God.
Pseudo--Dion. 649 C.
6lacroi.
PseudInscr.
of mimic
Sept.
actors.
j],
Plut.
tJie
474 E.
of apxtoivoxoos.
apxi-6iaa-lTr)i,
Athan. IV, 929 D. ov, 6, chief of a

2271.
dpxtoLvoxota, as,
office
Gen. 40, 13.

6,
apXtoivoxdos, ov,
(oivoxdor) chief butler.
dpxl6povos, ov, (6p6vos)
having the chief seat. Andr. C. 1157 C, the first bishop, applied to Choerobosc. Titus, the first bishop of Crete.
182, 25.
Gen. 40, I, 385 E.
1,
et alibi.
705
E
fj,
SepL Philon I, 661, 32. Plut. (compare 385 D MvpriKos
6 eVt TOV otvov).

apxiTTapdevos,
6,
(napdevos) chief of virgins.

(narpia) heads of families.
dpxi.K\a>^lr,
amos,
6,
(Kkaijr) chief thief
Plut.
1,
Method. 44 C.
apxtiraTpcmrai,
S>v, 01,
1029 D.
dpxiKos,
Philon n, 553, 40 TO apx^d, the art of government. 2. Original, first in order, primitive. Sext. 461, 21. 555, 25. 392, 23, dinov. Clem. A. II, 412 A, Xd-yos. Orig. Ill, 1345 A, rpids.
17,
ov,
ruling, etc.
Classical.
Sept. Josu. 21,
1, tS)v viSiv
6,
apxiTrdrap, opos,
(Trarjjp)
Aevt.
Dan.
3, 94.
naTpiApxis, the
founder of a family or nation.

276 B.
dpxi.Tteiparqs, ov, 6, (iteipaTr]s)
Damasc.
II,
3.
archipirata,
Plut.
I,
Initial.
Rhetor. VIII, 657, 15.

the officer
chief pirate.
Diod. 20, 97.
642 F.
dpxiKovviTrjs, ov, 6, (kovvIov)
who has
Pseudo-
dpxl'TrKavos, ov, 6,
charge of the kovvIov of a monastery.

Basil.
madic
Petr.
tribe.
(nXdvos) the chief of a noLucian. II, 547.

6,
(jroip.rjv')
ni, 1308 C.
dpxmoip.rjv,
vos,
5, 4,
chief shepherd.
dpxiKvêpvriTris, ov, 6, (/tu/3epi/ijr7;s)
archiguStrdb.
1,
Christ.
Patriarch. 1073 A.
bern'us, chief pilot.

15, 1, 28.
Diod. 20, 50.
Hippol. 592 B.
siastical
dpxi'Kvvr]yos, ov, 6, (^Kvvrjyos) the
chief huntsman
3.
1829
.C.
In eccleMethod. 45 B. Greek, chief pastor, bishop. Nectar. Martyr. Areth. 49.

Diod. 12, 53.
Strab. 17,
1,
of a king.
Jos.
Ant. 16, 10,
Inscr.
dpxmpca-fievTris, ov, 6, (7rp6(r/8Eimjs) chief atn-
4677,
3.
bassador.
Sext. 608,
p. 361, 25.
11,
dpX'KMs (dpxiKos), adv. primarily.

30.
733,
1.
dpxmpfcr^vTcpos, ov,
(\7j1rTrjs}
6,
(TrpfCT/Surepos)
archiI,
dpxO^tjo'rrjs, ov, 6,
chief robber.
Jos.
28, 3.
presbyter,
chief presbyter.
Hieron.
B. J. Apophth. 377 D.
Ant. 14,
9, 2.
4, 3, 3.
Arcad.
1080 (942). Soz. 1545 C. dpxmpofSpos, ov, 6, (npoedpor) chief president

(bishop).
'Apx'^<)X"5' î
Q^XôX"^} Archilochius,
Leant.
Mon. 621
(yTpoi^r)Tr)s)
C, the
Soman
Heph. 15, 2, /ierpov, Archilochium metrum. Diomed. 509, 3.

Archilochian.
dpxi.i"iyetpos, ov, 6, (fiaycipos)
bishop.
dpxmpotftfjTris, on, 6,
archimagirus,
39, 1.
chief cook.
4, 25, 8.
Sept. Gen. 37, 36.

2, 14.
Eeg.
Plut.
Philon I, 594, 5, Moses. Method. 44 C, Christ.

Leo. Tact. 4, 68.
Clem. A.
chief prophet. I, 772 A.
Dan.
Philon
II,
46,
1.
dpxi'<rayiTTaTa>v, atvos, 6, (trayiTro) chief archer.
n, 11 B.
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ap'îcraTpaTTr)'!
apxurcerpain)s, ov, 6,
259
chief satrap. chief baker.
Sept. Josu. 21,
1.
apxayp
Esdr.
1,
(o-oTpaTnjr)
2,
7.
Eus. IV,
Taeudo-Meod.
apxicriTmroios,
ov,
II, 6
6,
(22),
1.
893 A.
Mai. 460,
((j)S)s)
19, 2apaKr)vS>v.
(âiTtmoios)
dpxi4>a>Tos, ov,
source of
light.
Pseudo-
Sept.
Gen. 40,
"''>
1. ^'
Philon
II, 63, 35, et alibi.
Dion. 121 A. 433 A.

dpxixi'Xlapxos, ov,
Orig.
6,
dpx'co'^"'''''?^!
(co^toTiJy) cîe/" teacher.
(xiXiapxos) chief chiliarch.

apxtcTTpaTTiyos, ov, 6,
chief.
A.
22.
(oTpan/yds) commander-in21,
Sept.
2, 4,
Gen.
Reg.
1,
12,*
Judith
et alibi,
/os. Ant. 6, 11, 9.
9.
IV, 169 A. dpxoeidas (dpxofiSrjs), adv. by proceeding from principles. Moschn. 2.

C.
n, 81
apxovria, as,
2. Applied to the angels Michael

briel,
and Ga-
r/, (Spxmv) prefecture, principality. Nic. CP. Histor. 50, 15. Porph. Adm. 145,
the
commanders of the
560 B.
685, 15.
celestial armies.
15.
Nicei. Paphl.

6.
apxovnda
142, 15.
apxa>v ycvcaSat ôvXopai.
Lyd.
Cedr.
I,
Horol. Sept.
Mart. 26.
apxôTpoToip,
(Compare
opos,
6,
Sept. Josu. 5,
Nov. 8. 14 'Eyw
Schol. Arist. Vesp. 342.

S>v, 01,
ApxovTiKoi,
(dpxovTiKos} Archontici, cer-
apxi'Orpa.Trjyos 8vvdp,fa>s Kvpiov.)
tain heretics
who beUeved
that the world
(orpdTwp) chief groom. Galen. XIII, 793 E, as a-surname.

(trvpôXov) the chief of Pseudo-Dion. 428 B, the Euchaov, TO,
had many
Epiph.
I,
creators
and rulers (apxovras).

belonging to a ruler,
14, 16.
580 B.
Theod. IV, 360 C.

Ignat.
apxi'O'vpôKov,
dpxovTiKos,
T),
OV, (apxcDv)
symbols.
rist.
princely.
Hermes Tr. Poem.

(dpxai).
680
6,
a-varda-eis, the orders
app^MTOcaymydf, ov,
(irvvaymyos) chief gatherer.
principalities
2.
of the
celestial
Of
the
apx<av
I,
Pseudo-Dion.
SatTfievav
948 D. (compare 120

11,
TrvevpoTos).
Not
700 A, rav ia^KeB ToO (rvvaymyov to be confounded with the
(god) of the Jews.
Cels.
apud
Orig.
1333
A,
SyyeXoi,
bad
A.
Orient. 725
3. Of
angels,
demons.
Doctr.
the Devil.
Eus. VI,
following.
dpxtovpdyayos, ov,
chief of a 6, ((ruwayay^) Jewish synagogue. W. T. Just. Tryph. 137. Orig. m, 1100 B. 2. The chief of a college of priests. Inscr. 2007, f, p. 994, 6eov
Macar. 212 A, Saipovia. B, jrveSpa, a first-class demon. Nil. 224 A, baipjivfs. dpxdvTiaaa, rjs, r), lady, the wife of an apxiov.
73 A.
Porph. Cer. 594, 18. 19.

16.
Theoph. Cont. 147,

(apxcov,
^paos.
dpxovToyevvripa,
6,
aros,
to,
yevvrjpa)
18.
s)
dpxuTmpaTO<pv\a^, axos,
(jroapaTo^vKa^) chief
nobleman's son.
Porph. Cer. 578,
of the body-guard.
Inscr. 2617. 4677.
Sept.
Reg.
2.
1,
28,
2.
appôvTOTrouXof, ou, 6, (apx'ov,
pu11u
noble-
Aristeas
2, 5.
Philon
Biton 110.
11,
man's son.
I,
Porph.
Adm.
157,
2. 11.
Comn.
571, 42.
Jos. Ant. 12,
359.
(iroKco)
*dpxi.'i^fKT0vev<o z::= apxtTCKTOvea).
dpxo77oi6s, ov,
creating
all
beginning.
dpxtTeKTovTjpa,
aros,
t6,
(apxiTeKTovco))
thing
Pseudo-Dion. 257 B.
apx^, commonly apxopai., to begin. Classical. Dion. Thr. 633, 27, aTro (tiavrjevTos, to begin with a vowel. Dion. H. V, 162, 1. Heph. 1, 6. Apollon. D. Synt. 130, 13. 24 'H &pxova-a 2. To rule. Theoph. 158, crvhXa^f], initial.
made by an
proposed.
architect.
Lucian.
II,
592, plan
*dpxiTKT0vla, as,
construction,
fj,
(apxirfKrayv} architecture
structure.
Biton
107.
Sept.
Ex. 35, 32.
Galen.
dpxtTeXavcta, rjo-a,
I,
46 A.
Steph.
apxiTcXavris elpi.
rrjs Nwco/iTjSet'ay.
II, TO Xelov.
Twv ^Kvd&v
âtriXetov,
^=
tov âo-i-
Diac. 1125 C, koXttcdv

dpxiTcXavrjs,
ov,
6,
(reXtowjs)
chief publican.
Luc. 19,
2.
dpxmxvrjs, ov, 6, (rexvr)) chief artist. 1057 -as. in, 68 C.
Epiph.
I,
apxov, ovTos, 6, ruler, lord, prince, applied to Matt. 9, 34. 12, 24, tS>v Saipovimv. Satan. Marc. 3, 22. Luc. 11, 15. Joann. 12, 31.
14, 30. 16, 11, ToS Koa-pov tovtov.
Paul.
dpxiTplicKivos, ov, 6,
(rpiKXipov,
triclinium)
convivii,
Eph.
2, 2, TTJs eôva-las
rov dipos.
Ignat. 660
::= avpirotriapxos,
L. magister
rex
8.
mensae, president of a banquet. Joann. 2, 9. Heliod. 7, 27. Theod. Mops. 740 C.

apX'uiraoTTionjs,
ov,
6,
the
chief
vTra<7'iTurrrjS.
Just. Frag. 1577 A. TOV al&vos TOVTOV. 'O apxa>v Athenag. Legat. 25, p. 949 C. tS>v dpxdvTcav, the prince of princes, the title Porph. Adm. of the governor of Taron.
Plut.
I,
583 C.
(0awa>)
dpxltjiavTos, ov,
183, 16.
apxiipoTos.
Damasc.
(teacher')
II,
133. 284.
Cedr. Theoph. Cont. 127. 387, 8. 2. Princeps, applied by the
m,
665 D.
dpxuliepexiTrjs, ov, 6,
a Jewish doctor
1.
or elder.

6,
apxufnikapxos, ov,
chiefs
((j)v\apxos) the chief of the

3.
of tribes.
6,
Zos. 157,
((jyvXj])
dpxi^vXos, av,
the
head of a
tribe.
BasUidlans and the Docetae to the god of the Iren. Cels. apud Orig. I, 1333 A. Jews. 678 A. Clem. A. I, 972 A. Hippol. Haer. Manichaeus regards the 364, 15. 380, 61. god of the Jews as identical with the prince of darkness. Hippol. Haer. 418, 7. Archel.
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1448 B.
creators
260
d(Tdnl3a\os,
ov,
8.
aaôKow
{<rdp.^dkov)
3.
and
Princeps, one of the seven
=
Ant.
daavhdkos.
Pallad.
rulers of the world, in the lan-
Genes. 21,
diTa7Tr)s,
s,
guage of Gnosticism. Iren. 677 B. 681 A. Orig. I, 1337 D. Hippol Haer. 380, 63. lamU. Myst. 70, 11. 1341 C (1477 C). Const. Apost. 6, 10. 4. Tit B. 1085 D. Moloch ("jSan, the king"), the god of the Am-
{(rrjna)
not liable to rot.

1.
Med. Febr.
ofa-ap, TO,
daapda
= =
110,
11.
aa-apov.
Aet.
1, p.
9 b, 42.
3, 10, 6.
irevrriKoa-Tr].
Jos.
da-apiTrjs, ov, 6,
monites.
Sept. Lev. 18, 21.
Theodotn. MoXo'x).
Const. Apost.
2,
28.
5. Applied to 6. Grandee,
Scyl. 726, 8.
{Aquil.
Symm.
bishops.
68, olvos.
da-apKrjs, es,
jScoTos,
=
r],
flavored with axrapov. Diosc. 5, Geopon. 8, 6. axrapKos. Greg. Naz. IV, 70 A,

the being destitute
noble-
of solitaries.
man.
sailors.
Simoc. 331, 13.

ov,
6,
dcrapKia, as,
offlesh.
Greg.
apayovavTtjs,
(dpayr),
vairqs) helper of
Naz.
Abst.
1,
I,
1192 B, of asceticism.
Classical.
Philipp. 12.
6,
aa-apKos, ov, without flesh.
Porphyr.
1, 2, p. 1,
apaihioi,
ov,
L.
ardea, =^
ipaSws.
Sept.
1, 1,
Deut. 44, 15 as v. 1. dpapanôi (apafia), to have a spicy taste or Strab. 16, 2, 41. Diosc. smell. Diod. 2, 49. Diosc. 1, 60 ToC els I, 7.-2. To flavor.
TO
KVTrpivov
Siaira..
;
2.
rpocfni,
vegetable food.
Used with
reference to
as-
the ascetic living, as it were, out Gfeg. Naz. Ill, 1287 A, jSi'os. of the body.
ceticism
&a-apov, ou, TO,
as arum, a plant.
Diosc.
1, 9.
ripafMTUTfievov
iXaiov, flavored
Androm. apud Galen. XIH, 880 E.

da-dptoTos, ov,
Lex.
with Kvirpos.
apto/iaTKos,
spicy.
II,
T),
6v,
I,
aromaticus,
n. Pto. H,
13,
7
aromatic,
Bqtan. tiaphos dypia, tA aa-apov. Plin. (a-apoa) unswept.
36, 25
oucov,
Diosc.
791 B.
Galen.
96 D.
Achmet
to apafuiTiKa, aroDiosc.
91.
(184) asaroton oecon, do'dparrov a room with tessellated floors.

da-aia, as,
r),
matics.
dpaifianaTcov
d(rd(j>eui.
Polyb.
1,
67, 11.
seller oj
Set dprnfiaTlCeiv.
2,
da-êa-rds, a, 6,
(aa-êa-ros)
maker or
dpajiaTLTrjs, ov, 6,
5, 64, oivos.
aromatites,
aromatic.
spiced.
Diosc.
lime.
Const. IV, 902 E.
Nicet. Paphl. 512 as a surname, As-
B.
rj,
Theoph. Cont. 671
dptofiarlns, iSos,
Strab. 16,
2,
16,
bestas.
p. 294, 6, a-xolvot.
aa-êaros, ov, unquenched, unextinguished: un-
dpap^TOTToiKrjs, ov, 6, (rrcoXcai) seller
of
spices.
quenchable.
Dion. H.
Strab.
I,
579, 17,
3,
trvp, tlie
Ptol. Tetrab. 179.
Arfem. 111.
(aptapAi,
Vestal
spice-bear-
fire.
15,
15, irvp, of the
dptopjiToôpos,
ing,
ov,
<pep(o)
2,
spice-producing.
Cleomed. 66, 17.

vdpbov KOL
Jos. Ant.
o-fivpvrjs.
1 7, 8, 3,
55, so. y^. Strab. 1, 2, 31. 15, 2, 3,
Diod.
Diosc.
1,
12, 'Apa^la.
aromatics.
dpm/iaraSijr,
servant in charge of the Plut. I, 679 C.
Magi. Philon 11, 254, 4 (Lev. 6, 9), Ttvp, on the altar. Plut. II, 411 C. 410 B, XuXvos, in the temple of Zeus Ammon. Jul. 293 The unquenchable fire of hell. Matt. A. Just. Marc. 9, 43. Ignat. 657 B. 3, 12. 2. SubTryph. 120. Clem. A. 11, 752 B.
cf,
(EIAQ)
like spice.
Diosc.
1,
12.
stantively,
r)
aaêa-Tos, sc. riravos or Kovta,
Galen.
dpav, see
II,
227 E.
medlar-tree.
unslacked lime, quicklime, simply lime.

cus apud Orib.
Diosc.
let.
Ly132
ipoiv.
r),
II,
3,
228, 13.
Diosc.
5,
dptovla, as,
1,
169.
(133).
9, 10.
Eupor.
Plut.
I,
35, p. 249.
Herm.
Simil.
2j or as, a corruption of a(f>fs,
Followed by
7
the subjunctive.
Theoph. 593,
'EX5e ouk
Trpos rfpas Kai 3f XaXi^cru/iej/ (rot

wji'.
to TrpAr eip^-
606, 9 ''As dtreXdoMji iravres. Porph. Adm. 201, 11 *Af dnooTeO^ri, &s Kaei^rjTai, ... as 6emf^. Theoph. Cont. 751, 16 *As
.
576 D. 593 E. Galen. XIH, A. Macar. 765 C Epiph. I, 425 B. Socr. 429 B. o ia-êoTOS. Theod. IV, 40 A. Aet. 2, 75. Proc. Gaz. m, 2833 C. Proc. II, 258, 13. Clim.. 708
601 A.
Basil. II, 821
C.
diTêtTTOTvpos,
ov,
6,
iSca avTov.
(TCOIMCV.
Leo. Gram. 354, 22 *As Kara^d-
(a(r/3e<7Tos,
Tupos} cheese
da-dâvis, the
Latin a jSaXavciW T^s auX^f.

be caught in
sabanis
y(Z. 213,
=
7.
made of skimmed
6 eVi twc
.19.
milk.
Theoph. Cont. 199,

dtr/Seordia)
Cerfr. II,
ecos.
76, 9.
r/,
dcrêaratTis,
to
(implying
aera-y^KeuTor, ov, {trayrjvevai) not
caught or not
not
plastering.
*do-^dXi;,
7)f,
Hes. Kovlaa-is, daêaraa-is.

r),
net.
Cyrill.
A. VII, 744 A.
saddled.
=:= atrfioXos,
soot.
Simonid.
da-ayfjs,
es,
(crayos)
unsaddled,
Amorg.
7 (8), 61.
p.r)
Sept. Thren. 4, 8.
Phryn.
Just.
Tryph. 53
bis.
1, 3 'Ao-ôXj;
\eye,
aXKd aaôkos. Moer.

da-ôKrj,
'EXKtjvikSis.
daafiTjaiTos, see doTj/ieiWor.
*A(r0oXor, 'AttjkSs
dcraXfijTms
(dcrdXeuroi), shaken, in tranquillity.

still,
adv.
without
9, 9, 8.
being
Polyb.
calm.
2. Black paint. A. I, 564 B.

*diTô\6a,
soot.
0)170),
Diosc. 5, 181 (182).

to besoot,
Clem.
&craXos, ov, ((rdXor)
Plut.
U, 981
(au-jSopos)
cover vmth
c.
Machon apud
Athen. 13, 44, p. 681 E.
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Epict.
3, 16, 3.
261
Theoph. 747,
48.
aa-fjfuivTos,
9.
aeriyTjaia
Plut. I, 479 D. Chrys. X, Apophth. 257 C 'Hor/3oXco^cW awA Theoph. 216, 13, figuraToO fiayeipciov.
Porph. Cer. 155,

:
8.
Codin.
177 C.
ov,
indistinct
7.
tively.
Jos. B. J. 6, 1,
da-ôXa&ris, (s,
(EIAQ)
1.
like soot.
Diosc.
1, 83.
'Aa-Spovâs, ov or a, 6,
Asdruhal or Hasdrubal.
98, 4.
Uncoined gold, posed to a-eo-T)iiacrnvos. App.

7,
57.
2.
Plut.
unmeaning n, 1026 A.
word.
jDfo^.
;
ofoij/ios
I,
op56.
128,
Pohjh.
14.
1,
30,
3,
5<ra6.
17,
3,
388,
97.
aariiielwTos, ov,
fj,
axriûa, as,
impiety.
Dion C.
68, 1, 2, apademrjs.')
plied to Christianity.
aa-efiea),
(See also
to
act
2,
impiously
22,
against the deity.

rja-e^rja-a
Sept.
Reg.
22 Oi/c
ottA
rot)
(arnxewa) unnoticed, not treated with the usual marks of respect. Philon II, 121, 31. Later Doric dcra/iriaTos. Iivcr. 2060, 22. 2. Without mile-stones {(Trip.eia), as a road. Pseudo-flemeir. 89, 14.
fleoC fiou,
/ have
not departed wickedly
from
5
da-riiiiv,
TO,
for darjfuov.
my God.
aa-e^rjs, s,
Adm.
impious.
[^Paul,
232.
ov,
Rom.
4,
tov
d<Trjijiiov,
Porph. Cer. 472, 12. Epiph. Mon. 261 A. TO, aarj/Mov. Porph. Cer. 463,
aaefirjv.J
11.
atreârcKvos, ov, (a(T^j]s, rexvov)
children.
Nlcet. Paphl.
having impious 536 C. Theoph.

:
Sa-rfiJios, ov,
uncoined gold or
Plut.
silver.
Classical.
Diod. 17, 66, xpvcos.

Vit. 13, dpyvpiov.
19, 46, apyvpos.

I,
Jos.
Cont. 204, 8.
SireuTTos, ov, (o-ei'ia)
412 D.
Apocr.
Diodet.
aoTip-ov,
unshaken
not to be shaken.
Act. Thorn.
Max.
8,
Tyr. 12, 25.

Orig.
Clem. A.
26.
H, 1456 D.
413 C. Diog. Greg. Naz. IH,

I,
G.
sc.
1 7,
26.
3.
2,
19. 2. Not
stamped.
dpyvpiov,
Substantively, to
apyvpos, silver.
Sept.
Job
16.
1165 A.
ao-fioTojy,
42, 11.
;s.
U, 129 A.
Theoph. 494,
weakness.
adv. vdthoxet being shaken.

10, 87.
Epicur.
Orig.
Cerfr. I, 732, 13.

d(r6ivrjp,a, aros, to, (d(r6fvia>)
apud Diog.
II,
Epict. 2, 17, 33.
Paul.
1121 B.
to
Rom.
behave insolently.
[^Dion C. 52,
15,
1.
Pseudo-/s. 1352 B.
{d(T6evr)S,
aaeKpeTis, atrfKprfris, less correct for d(TriKprfTis.

a<Te\yatv(o,
d(r6evo7roiea,
r)(7(o,
iroUa)
to
make weak.
App.
I,
518, 99.
31, 8 ao-fXyfivat.]
aireXyeco,
ijtriB,
do'Bevo'^vxos, ov, (,'^vx'l) of feeble soul, feebleI'o
(atreXyiJs)
acf lustfully.
Jos.
minded.
S.o'dp.a,
Ant. 17,
vacKoiv
5,
6 'OTTOca /icra t5>v ^cpajvov yvr)(Te\yrjTO.
oTos, TO,
5,
asthma,
a disease.
Diosc.
'Avmrarpcf
to,
Schol,
Arist.
1, 94.
50.
6,
Plut. 1093.
a<re\yrjixa, aros,
da-dpanas, ov,
(a<Te\ye<o) disgraceful act.
asthmatic person.
Adam.
S.
428.
d(T6paTiK6s,
ri,
Polyb. 38,
2, 2.
axTe\yiap,6s, ov, 6,
6v,
asthmaticus,
4,
asthmatic.
Trdfios.
atreXyeia.
Rhetor. VllI,
be
Diosc.
Orib.
1,
23.
154 (157),
II,
p.
643,
739.
a(TeKyofW.vea>,
ritrai,
Herod, apud Orib.

(acreXyijs,
405,
2.
Antyll.
apud
fiaivopî)
to
I,
449, 11.
(*A(ravds) io use the Asiatic style.
madly
lustful.
Pseudo-iucian.
(oLtTefivos)
Ill, 592, eVi
acrtaj/tfo), to'm,
TOIS fWt^tKOlS.
daciivoTTis, TjTos,
fj,
Phot.
II.
fj,
908 C.
ov,
immodesty.
Epiph.
'ha-iavos,
('Acria)
n, 32 C.
ao-e/ij/mr,
Asian, Asiatic.
Apollon. D. Conj.
I,
Classical.
Asianus or Asiaticus, 'o'kamvos x"^-
adv. immodestly.
Orig.
paKTTjp or f^Xoff, <Ae Asiatic style of writing
498, 33, et alibi.

amjKprjTciov,
ov,
rh,
73 C.
secretary's
and speaking, noted

gidness."
orationis.
for ornateness
and
tur-
(^currjKpffns^
Cic. Brut. 13, orator.
95,
genus
446.
chamber.
822.
diTrjKpffnjS,
Theoph.
Cont.
34,
23.
170,
8.
Orator
1,
69.
*Dion. H. V,
Plut.
I,
Strab. 13,
66.
14, 1, 41.
see dirr]Kpr)ns.
ov,
6,
pf)Tajp.
916 D, Cvôs.
12, 10, 1.
darjKprinos, 21.
d(n]Kpfjns,
^=
dcrijKpijTO.
Genes. 20,
17.
9, 4, 13.
862 F,' Quiniil. 8, Prooem. 16. Socr. 800
Basil. IV, 809 C,

6,
indeclinable, i=z d oTjKp^ns, the
Latin a secretis,
damvTois, adv.
(j)p6vrip.a,
Eunomianism.
daivas.
Anast. Sin. 748 B.
6 eVt tcov dTropprjToiv
'Aa-tavas, adv. in Asiatic style.
Dion
C. 48,
ypap,iuiTevs, secretary.
Lyd. 204, 10. 213, 6. 221. Proc. I, 182, 19. Men. P. 413, 11. Simoc. 333, 16 d<TrjKprjTois, with a Greek end-
30,
1.
'Aa-idpxris, ov, 6, ('Acrm,
consular Asia.
19,
Strab. 14, 1, 42.
apxo) Asiarch of proLuc. Act.

6.
ing.
Chron. 625. 628, 9, et alibi. Const. 640 A. 740 C da-Kphis. Mai. 494, 8 Nic. CP. 173 B. dtrcKpfins. Stud. 1Z09 Histor. 55, 19. Written Attal. 167, 14. also d(Tr}KpfjTqs, ov. Proc. I, 182, 19 as v. 1.
31.
Inser.
3190,
3324,
et
alibi.
m,
Martyr. Polyc. 1037

pevs).
atnyrjiria, as,
fj,
B {=
1045
dpxie-
the being d<TiyrjTos, loquacity.
Plut.
n, 502 C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aaijrjTO'i
diriyrjTos, ov, incessant.
acriyfios, ov,
(b'Sij,
262
260 A.
8,
aaKK
tions.
Basil. Ill,
Strab. 15,
1,
61, p. 226, 14, of the
without
iriyfia.
Dion. H. V, 80,
acrha,
8, 7.
17,
an ode in which 2 does not occur. mXapyos, Stork. Sept. Jer. m^DH
'Aa-ibaioi., a>v, 01,
"TDn
devotees of India. 17, 1, 29, of the priests of HeliopoUs. PhUon I, 643, 28. II, 476, Jos. B. J. 2, 8, 10, of the Essenes. 33. Pseudo-/os. Mace. 13, p. 514. Iren. 1236 C.
ol oarioi, the
Pious,
7,
a religious society.
2,
Sept.
Mace.
1,
13.
14, 6.
Compare Mace.
10,
3.]
[Apparently the earlier fyXarai. Jos. Ant. 10, 2, 42. 1,

(nKX^' ""* fastidious.
Gangr. 12. 13. 15. 21. Eus. H, 181 C. 528 A. 1448 A. Athan. I, 721 C. H, 837 B. Basil. HI, 648 C. IV, 349 D. 844 B. Pallad. Laus. 1011 C.
da-Krjrfipiov,
ov,
t6,
(da-KtjTrjs)
asceterium,
Sa-iKxos, ov, :=; ov or
fifj
Plut.
aa-'ifuv,
I,
49 F.
II,
132 B.
aarjjiiv.
incorrect for
r)Tos,
17,
amvorqs,
(d(r(i/ijs)
harrmessness, innocu-
ousness.
Eunap. V.
da-ipaKos, ov, 6,
62 (109). a species of locust.

S.
Diosc.
2,
57
da-iTi
'AKptff daipaKOS.
(aViTOf), adv.
without food.
Sept.
Job
24, 6.
d(Tt<f>oKi.ovp,,
Athan. II, 845 B. BasU. Greg. Naz. 11, 577 B. ni, 877 C. 888 A. Pallad. Laus. 1057 C, monastery. Socr. 104 Theod. IV, 1257 D. B. d(TKrjrf)s, oO, 6, practiser or cultivator of high Philon I, 643, 26. II, are ascetic. virtue Artem. 349. Orig. I, 1257 C (712 163, 12. A), m, 617 B. Eus. n, 176 A. Athan. n, 856 B. BasU. IV, 761 A. I, 260 A.
an
ascetic's cell.
see dcrcrf<f)6Xiovp,.
Epiph.
I,
da-Kav&dKia-ros, ov, (cr/cai'SaXifo)) no( offended or
mi.
disturbed or tempted.
ikfe(Aorf.
Clem. A.
without
I,
1285 A.
etc.
221 C. Const. Apost.
Pallad. Laus. 1011 A. 1080 A. Theod. IV, 989 A. 1077 A.

8,
13.
153 A.
asj7. Ill, 637 C.

offence,
do-ftaj/fiaXiVrws,
adv.
Paitarf. Laus.
1188 A.
r)(T,
Joann. Mosch. 3096

to
[In the early church, the ascetics were persons who devoted their time to meditathe subjugation tion, prayer, and fasting
;
A.
da-Kap8ap,vKTtD,
of the flesh to the spirit being their chief

(^dcrKapBd/ivKTOs)
look
steadily
in
the
face.
Schol.
Arist.
Eq.
292.
do-KouXijs, on, 6,
Celibacy and abstinence from animal aim. food and wine were among their prominent peculiarities. Ignatius, Justin, Athenago-
(da-Kos, av\ca>)
L. utricularius,
bag-piper.
Gloss.
aa-Ka(j>os, ov, (o-KaTrrm)
no dug, as a vineyard.
1,
SiraJ. 11, 4, 3.
PoZZ.
246.
da-KeSaa-TOi, ov, ((TKehdvwp.i) not scattered about.
Athenag. Resur. 20.

daKeiraa-Tos, ov,
5,
Sophrns. 3217 B.
uncovered.
Diosc.
((T/ccTrdfoi))
Clemens of Alexandria, Terand Minutius allude to this class of Christians without designating them by any particular name. Ignat. 724 A. Just. Apol. I, 15. Athenag. 965 A. Iren. 1236 C. Clem. A. I, 1177 D. TertuU. 1, 1326 C. 327 A. Minut. 31. See also Sibyll. 2, 48 seq.
ras, Irenaeus,
tullian,
132.
6.
5,
517,
131 (132). Antyll. apud Orib. I, Apocr. Act. Thorn. 13, the face.
((7(cew(o)
Matt. 19, 12.

cetics are
As a
distiiict order,
the as-
Stud. 1737 C, o-xeSos.

do-KETT^r,
e'y,
preceding.
Nonn.
by Origen (already referred to). The orthodox ascetics must not be confounded with
for the first time
T], ov, belonging to an dcnairlis. Basil. 881 B. IV, 537 B. AmphU. 44 D. Socr. 665 B. Theod. I, 1541 C. Joann. Mosch.
mentioned
Dion. 46, 282, et
alibi.
the 'EyxpaTiTot.]
acKCTTos, ov, zrz d<TK(7Ta(7Tos.
Pseudo-iucian.
do'KqTiKos,
ni, 608.
do-KCTTi-i (ao-KfTTTos),
I,
m,
adv. inconsiderately. Athan.
ov,
312 C.
(o-Keudfu)
inartificial,
do-Kftjao-ros,
natural
cetics,
2881 A, trx^fia. 'Ao-kijtoc^ fil^Xos, the Asa work attributed to Basilius. Soc-
beauty.
Philostr. 826.
ov,
rates (1080
A)
attributes the authorship of
d(TKevaipr]Tos,
(o-Keuojpe'o/iat)
unransacked,
195, 19.
it
to Eustathius of Sebastea.
not searched,
d(7Kei|'i'a,
^(rai.
8, 6, 23, p.
do'KrjTpia, as,
II,
af,
2,
^,
(ScrKejrroy)
inconsiderateness.
Polyb.
do-ice'tB,
63, 5.
to
tJo'ib,
practise, cultivate
high virtue.
in-Ep
tj, ascetria, female ascetic. Eus. 1480 A. Cyrill. H. Catech. 10, 19. PaHarf. Laus. 1097 C. Nil.2nB. Justinian. Cod. 1, 3, 46, 6'. Novell. 59, 3.
Hippol.
Haer. 482, 19, ra (Esseni). Athan. II, 844
to
Seov
p.6vas
da-KiacTTos, ov,
(o-(dfi)
without shade.
Onos.
Kara
Plut.
10, 1, 4.
aa-Kios, ov, (o-Kid)
rjo-KeiTO.
aseius, shadowless,
casting
2, 35, 1,
aa-Krjvos, ov, (a-Krivij)
vnthout a tent.
I,
574
B.
App.
II,
863, 33.
iia-Krio-is, eias, rj,
practice or cultivation of high

religious
no shadotv. Polyb. 16, 12, 7. Diod. yva)p.av. Cleomed. 41, 28. Strab. 17, Philon 11, 297, 24. p. 394, 9.
Ao-Kis,
I'Sof,
f),
48,
virtue
religious discipline, used with referall
eXXf/Sopos XcvKOf.
Diosc.
4,
ence to ascetics of
denomina-
148 (150).
Digitized
by Microsoft
aa-KtT7]<;
263
Kvpiov.
Xta.
aairaaTiKO'i
Polyb.
3, 97, 5,
firi
aa-KiTTis,
ov,
6,
(dtntos)
ascites, dropsy of
t^ tS>v
em
raSe 0i5, 87, rfjv
the belly. Pto.II, 1097 E. Aret. 48 A. 2. v8pa)'\jr.
GaZen.
II,
264 D,
4, 11, 5, fi
ns
avrols iyx^tpotq.
ascites.
'
Herod, apud Orib.
One affiicted with H, 405, 5.

Asrare
3, fjri
T^ yeyovoTi
8.
TrpoTeprjfian.
6, .8, 3,
imTporrrjv. p.
Aristeas 20.
Strdb. 10, 4, 21,
Aa-KKrimaSeios, ov, ('Ao-KXi)7rta8()r) Asclepiadeus,
413,
Asctepiadean.
Heph.
;
10, 7, /icrpov, the

:
Muson. 181.
/os.
Philon I, 491, 4. II, 37, 42. Agathin apud Oiib. II, 396, 4.
9,
clepiadean verse
in
as ylZc. 33 (67. 8)
Ant.
2,
5.
13, 16, 2.
Plui. II, 101
Greek.
ij,
D.
aa-Kkryirtas, dSos,
3,
asclepias, a plant.
Diosc.
daiievia-pAs, ov, 6, the being well pleased.

I,
Philon
gratus,
96 (106).
aa-Kkrimos, 6,
airico8aS\a
=
'
450, 13.
rj,
at/wppots.
Leo Med. 177.

fj,
ao'pevi.cTTos,
ov,
=:
da-Tratrros,
L.
or dcrKoSd^Xa, as,
(dcKos et?)
1.
pleasing,
Jos. Ant.
acceptable,
19, 6, 4.
I,
agreeable,
pleasurable.
water-skin.
Kos uSaroff
'AffKoSpo/Soi,
01,
Porph. Cer. 467,

A(TKo8pOVTOl,
Sm'rf.
*a-
Sext. 165, 2.
563, 10.
Clem. A.
OT
'AiTKoSpovTriTai,
aa-ficvos,
rj,
257 C.
ov,
preceding.
1342, 18.
Dion. H. H,
Tao-KoSpoOyoi.
Hieron. VII, 356 D.

unexplored.
1264,
5, nvi.
Ill,
TAeod. IV, 360 B.

acrKOTTfuros, ov, ((TKosreuo))
'Aa-iioSalos, ov, 6,
Secund.
Dion.
demon.
Sep*. Tobit
IDKTI (^nty) Asmodaeus, a (Compare 'A/33, 8.
637.
aa-Konos, ov, without
fT. Ill,
âdav, 'ATToWvaiv.y
a mark to be
hit.
d<ToXoLKi<TTa>s (o-oXoiKifo)), adv. without solecism,
1721, 9 BeXos 8e oiiSev

adv. inconsiderately.
clo-kottov ^v,
correctly.
da-o(f>ia, as,
fj,
Leont.
Mon. 556 B.
want of wisdom,
II,
every missile took effect (told).

aa-Koiras,
(aao<\)os)
folly.
Hermias 1169
Clem.
Pint.
14.
I,
402 E.
I,
A.
acncdpTTUTTos, ov, (trKOfmiâ) not scattered.
Epiph.
ov,
Lucian. 248 A.
361.
Poll. 4,
d(r6<jii,aTos,
((ro0if<o)
not instructed.
irapaa-Kevrjs.
A. n, 764 C.
da-Kos,
0X1, 6,
Apion.
Polyb. 22, 11,
2, 41,
Xoyav
2.
Jos.
Not
blacksmith's bellows.
deceived by sophistry.
ao-Trdfo/iai, Zo kiss
Epict.
1, 7, 26.
18.
da-KvPdKioTos, ov, (o-KvfidKiâi) not treated con-
temptuously.
Const. Apost.
2,
43.
d(rKv\fvTos, ov, (o-fcuXeuca) not plundered.
Dion.
H. n, 1063,
a(TKv\Tos, ov,
quiet.
7.
(a-KvXKa) not troubled or vexed,

still.
Moschn. 104,
Sext.
17,
24.
Leant.
Mon. 644 B.
II,
AinaikTas, adv. without trouble, quietly, gently.
Galen.
1.
Eus.
II,
395 C. Herod, apud Orib. 356 A. Nil. 577 A.

es,
11,
420,
Damasc. I, a holy object. 777 A. II, 324 B, pictures. Nic. II, 881 2. To fe'ss, salute, B. Porph. Cer. 11, 8. with reference to the practice of the ancient Christians at church shortly before communion. Just. Apol. 1, 65. Cyrill. H. 1112 A. Stud. 340 C, Easter. Trpiod(Tna6dpios, .incorrect for d (rnaBapws Phot. II, 928 A. 960 B. roa-Traedptos. Plut. II, 700 da-wdXa^, aKos, 6, L. talpa, mole.
E.
3,
Porphyr. Abst.
a>v,
dtriaipoei&rjs,
like
a<TKvpov.
Diosc.
162
d(nrapdym,
rd,
=
T&
p. 191.
do-irdpayos.
Cosm. Ind.
embrace.
(172).
iiTKvpov, ov. TO,
47 B.
ascyron, a species hypericum.

163 (173)
Diosc.
(Taifiov.
3,
162 (172).
dcTiraa-fios,
ov, 6, greeting,
salutation,
dvSpo-
Classical.
Diod. Ex. Vat. 64, 16 i^dupva koI

Crjv
TO TeXevToiov iv
Twv
642,
a-vyyivS>v dtrTra2,
aa-Kvôs, ov, (iTKvipos) without

4, 4.
a cup.
Athen.
a-pos.
Dion.
H.
II,
i'a-xaToi.
Sa-Kmpa, aros, to, bellows.

do'fw.nKos,
r),
Apollod. Arch. 20.

Vit. Nil.
ov, (acrpa)
musical, melodious, har-
'0 TcXevTaTos do-Traa-fios, Pseudo-Dion. 565 the last embrace, the kissing of the dead beThe ceremony begins with the fore burial.
monious.
Stud. 1316 C.
Jun. 53
A.
Suid. 'ladwris 6 AapMinajvds .... a<Tjia-
TiRoX Kavoves.
do-fuiTiKas,
adv. musically, etc.
Stud. 1408 A,
troparion AeOre TeXevratov da-iraa-fibv Aapev Euchol. dSfXtpol rm Bavovn, k. t. X. Theod. IV, 137 B "O dyyeXiKos aa-Traa-pos, the angelic greeting to the Virgin (Luc. 1, 28).
I,
with reference to the

the
'Aio-/ia
'AurpaTav of
2.
The
salutation at church.
Tertull.
Old Testament.
(ypd(f)io)
d(rpjiToypd(j)os, ov,
writer of songs or
hymns.
107.
Stud. 389 A.
T](Ta>,
4o'naToKoyea),
(Xeyffl) to
sing songs.
Artem.
Tim. Alex. 1301 C. Pseudo-iasiV. Ill, Pseudo -Dion. 437 A. 1632 D. Chrys. II, 385 D. Pseudo-GVe^r. Naz. n, 704 D. Max. Conf. 692 C. Theod. IV, d<rnaaTfipi.os, ov, := dartrafrnKos.
1176 A, Osculum pacis.
aanevi^ta, ica, (ao'fiei'os) to be well pleased, to be
contented,
iv Tols
1376 C,
o'kos.
^,
dyaTrda.
Sept. Reg.
1, 6,
19,
do-TOo-TtKOf,
ov,
(do-Trdfo/iot)
dvhpdaiv Sada-afivs
on
clSav Kiârbv
Polyb, 28,
3, 10.
2.
kind, friendly.
to saluta-
Pertaining
Digitized
by Microsoft
acTraffTa)?
(ion.
264
oocor, the salutaviov.
a<nadepo<;
tively, tA ao-TrXijvoi',
Theod. HI, 1233 D,
asplSnum =;
(rrrXr)-
tion-chamber, reception-room, attached to a
church.
action.
atnra<TTS,s
Ill,
3.
Diosc.
3,
141 (151).
Substantively, tA da-TraariKdv,
daiiKiyrwv, incorrect for danXriviov.
salutation-gifl,
a euphemism for extortion, exadv. cheerfully.
danovbia,
8,
as,
ij,
(acnroi/Sor) implacableness. Poll.

11,

(ao-ffaordr),
139.
Damasc.
as,
fj,
273 B.
the
Bus.
Diosc.
d(Tiropia,
(acmopos)
not sowing of
C.
429 D.
a,
a(Tmp,
2,
the Latin
asper
=
adv.
grain.
Sibyll. 3, 542.
Max. Conf. H, 60
Savvs.
Damasc.
aiTiropos, ov,
m,
689 B.
158 (159).
(cT'irspixalva)),
aa-Trfpnavras
without
seed.
Andr. C. 897 A.
aa-mhiov, ov, to,
3,
oKva-iTov, aTpaRrvkis-
Diosc-
95 (105).
90 (107).
ov, to,
little
da-irihiiTKii).
not sown, as grain. Diod. 17, 75. Without seed. Pseud-4/nc. 101 C, Method. 372 A, Xoxfta. /3pe0o9, Christ. Sophrns. 3252 B, avKkip^ris, of the Virgin. Sophrns. 3269 C, dcTiTopas, adv. without seed.
2.
damSuTKapcov,
129.
aam8ia-K7],
Lyd.
tTvueiKrj<j>6ai,
Christ.
dcmavhcuTTos, ov, not striving after.

rjs, rj,
Dion. H.
irepl
little
doTris.
Sept.
clasp in
shape like a shield. Jos. B. J. 5, 57, ornaments.

1, 2.
Ex. 28, 13, Mace. 1, 4,

Asclep.
II,
1080, 15 To dairoihairrov avrov
t^v
dpxriv.
5, 7.
da-TTOvSaaras, adv. no< carefully.

10, 30.
Ael N. A.
da-mSla-Ktov, ov, t6,
(105).
Galen. H, 376 C.
6,
da-mSia-Kos, ov,
= =
fj,
preceding. preceding.
Diosc. Diosc.
3,
95
atnrpos,
ij,
ov, =:=
2.
\cvk6s, white.
Vit.
Apocr. Martyr,
Leont. Cypr.
Barthol.
3,
Euthym. 45.
56
(63).
4, 69.
1733 B, XeuKiu/uira, in the eyes. Chron. 577, Mai. 286, 18. Nicet. 21. 613, 20, et alibi.
Byz. 721 B.
do'TrpScrapKos, ov, (&<TiTpos, <rdp^)
dcrinSoyopyav, avos,
(dcnrls,
ofa fabulous
A.
ao-TTiSdSijKTor,
reptile.
Topywv) the name Epiph. 1, 297 A. 452

by an asp.
XevKoirapKOSy
white-skinned, of fair
oi/,
complexion.
Apocr.
(da-wis, Sokvo)) bitten

4, 7.
Martyr. Barthol.
ness.
2.
Dioxc.
2,
36.
d(Tirpdn]s, tjtos, ^, (aoTrpos)

shield-like.
XevKorqs, white-
*da-Tn8oei.Sris, es,
(EIAQ)
Inscr. 4697,
3,
Anast. Sin. 64 C.
rjiTa,
44.
Acjathar. 192, 19.

ecrcra, f v,
dtrmboeis,
(d(nrls)
0;);>.
Diod.
48.
5ea:<.
da'7rpo(j>opfta,
(aairpos,
to
(jtopea)
Xcufto-
preceding.
1,
<j)opa>, Xevxî-p-ovea,
wear white garments.
673, 16 (quoted).
d<TmhoTn]y6s, ov,
1,
o,
Cyn.
214.
Joann. Mosch. 2917 B.

dvo'dpiov, ov, TO,
little
{7T7]ywjii) shield^maker. Poll.
as^ a
Boman
Chron. 701, 17. coin. Dion.

Matt. 10,
29.
149, et alibi.
Themist. 242,
1.
H.
m,
1818, 12.
2123, 10.
Plut.
d(nriS6Tpo(j>os\ ov, (Tpe(j)co)
feeding upon asps.
Luc.
1-2, 6.
Inscr. Ill, p. 1167 (A. D. 71).

1,
Galen. X, 391 A.
aoTTtSoôpeo), rjaw, (a(77rt8o(^dpoff) fo &ear
Schol. Arist. ISTub. 988. daTTtSoêXavT},
rjs, rj, (do'TTiS,
Diosc. Eupor.
242.
I,
135 B.
3,
1,
Clem.
6.
a shield.
Athen. 15, 61. da-a-dpav, a measure. Jos. Ant.

6,
6.
A. n, 88 A.
3,
pêXcowj) asp-tortoise,
a fabulous animal.
Sic.
Basil. II,
828 C.
Pe^r.
da'tT<l>oktovii,
(TTis.
1281 A.
01/,
Diosc. 4,
the Latin asse folium ^n aypa3, incorrectly written daupothe Latin essedarius, a Artem. 198, v. 1. dpiSdptos. [The
("Aa-cros)
*3(r7riXo,
less,
(oTTiXor)
L. immaculatus, spotAnthol.
1,
XlOU/l.
unblemiihed.
14.
2, 8.
IT,
156
(Anli1,
1,
dtro'iSdpios, ov, 6,
philus).
.19.
Paul. Tim.
3,
6,
14.
Petr.
gladiator.
2,
Jacob.
1, 27.
Diosc.
4, 3.
2,
197.
correct form would be cVo-eSaptor.]

"Ao-o-ior,
a,
C/em.
2,
ij.
i?em. Vis.
5, 6, 16.
Theophil.
ov,
26.
Herodn.
Sophrns. 3244 C,
Diosc. 5, 141 (142).
of Assus, Assian. 136 (137), Xi6os (fi).
TrapêVor.
affTTiXcBs,
daiToâBos,
ov,
(&(r(rov, fid6os)
dy^îjSoflijs.
adv. spotlessly.
Ephr.
I,
73 A, et
Co.im. Ind.
445
da-a-oâdai.,
barbarous.
alibi.
do-o'dKoupof, ov, (i<T<rov,

I'Sof,
'Aa-nis,
^,
Aspis or Clupea, in Africa.

ij,
p,oixov
KiKapp,ivos,
closely
Kovpd ?) apparently shaven or shorn.

adv.
Po??/i.
1,
29, 25.
ar,
Mai
(StTTrXayxvos) mercilessness.
alibi.
'
302.
('Aa-frvpUi),
d(r7rXay;(i/ia,
Aa-a-vpiriBcv
from
1,
Assyria.
Ephr.
Ill,
95 E, et
dffTrXijviof,
ov,
61, TToa,
TO dcmXriviov
tia-TrXrjvos,
= =

Diosc. Eupor. Diosc.
2,
awTrXTji/oj.
ao-7rXj;TO!/.
3.
9.
d&(Ta>hris,
er,
d(rd>Si;f.
Diosc.
16,
arA-
Substantively,
1, 2.
fiaxos.
Sa~ra,
fj,
auTrkrfvov.
the Latin
h a s t a,
8dpu.
Theoph.
unsteady^
yviifa\v.
ov,
(o-ttX^v)
4.
II,
reducing
62.
the
spleen.
ma-a-os).
560, 14.
Diosc. Eupor. 2, Zopyr. apud OnJ.
210
566,
2.
(=
dardBfpos, ov, (aradepoi)

unstable.
= derra^r,
Substan-
Theoph. Cont. 768, 20, t^v
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by Microsoft
daTadrjaveia
Sototos.
Sept.
39
Pseudo 462, 36.
Z>eme(r.
2.
58,
15.
Philostr.
590.
as T.
1.
ApoUin. X. 1337 D.
ov,
Longin. 34,
Charis. 276, 29.
Diomed.
Sept.
tarroBixtvTos,
{aroBfixiMo)
encamped.
Plut.
App. n, 277, 44. aaTavbrjs, ov, 6, (Persian) courier.

326 E, et
alibi.
doreias (dareios), adv. urbanely, kindly.
U,
Mace.
2, 12,
43.
Jos. Ant. 12, 4, 4.

to be loithstood
:
ao-TeKTos, ov,
{areya) not
intolerable.
fj
insup-
'AirrapTfiov, ov, t6, (^'Aarapreios)

tarte.
temple
of AsJos.
portable,
Sept.
Manass.
ttjs
Orat.
oov.
1
Sept. Reg.
1,
31, 10.
AareKTOs
pfyaKoTrpiireia
S6^s
'AordpTctos, ov,
QhxrrapTij)
of Astarte.
Diosc. lobol. 13,
mviros.
Belcher.
456,
Ant.
6, 14, 8,
rjs, tj,
Up6v.
^'Aardprq,
goddess.
18.
mntsy, Astarte, a Phoenician Men. Ephes. apud Jos. Apion. 1,

Keg.
4, 23, 13.
AareKTO, d^daroKTa, dwiropovrp-a, ov 8vvdpeva KaTaa-xedtjvai.

daTevoxoDprjTtos (a-Tvoxa>pea>), adv. without difficulty.
Sept. Judic. 2, 13.
Damasc.
9.
Ill,
656 A.
deprived
of.
a mistake for atrrpaTiia. Schol. Lucian. HI, 155 {Arist. Pac. 526). 'karapaO, ViTsPW]!, Astaroth, images of*Astarte. Sept. Josu. 24, 33 (Judic. 2, 13). Reg. 1,
acrraprla,
d(TTepr)Tos, ov, (oTEpeo)) not
Herm.
Mand.
76, 4.
dorepwior,
a, ov,
da-repioi.
Cleomed. 45, 20.
d(TTfpiâ, lata,
auToaia, as,
^,
(aoraroj) unsteadiness,
instability.
Plut. II, 888 D.
Men. Met. 275, 17 (qviid ?). Sibyll. 8, 185. Adam. S. 425. doTOTaiW ::= following. Galen, in, 152 E.
doraTeo), rjoa, zzz cLcrraros
4, 11, to
ftp,!-
change into a star. to arrange the stars into constellations. Hipparch. 1017
{dtrrrjp')
2.
to
Stello,
A.
dareptos,
a,
ov, .starry,
etc.
Classical.
be homeless.
Basil.
I,
Paul. Cor. 1, 309 C. CaeGreg.

Peir.
P. 328,
/Sty,
Xi'flos,
a.steria, a gem.
stantively, to darcpiov,
2.
Dion-
Sub
Kawa155
ccjJovSvXtov,
3,
sarius 1005.

(aoTOTos)
jlstaii,
darfjp 'Attikos4,
Diosc.
80 (90).
Nyss.
'AoTOTOi,
Stc.
I,
65 D.
(165).
118 (120).
6,
little
<ov, 01,
sect.
darepia-Kos, ov,
star,
1301 A.
d,
so called.
Diod. 19, 34.
2.
a head-ornament The calyx of
doraTos,
21,
7.
the Latin
hastatus.
Lyd. 158,
Polyb.
8.
6,
the poppy.
Diosc. 4, 65, p. 557.
3.
6,
23, 1, et alibi.
synonyme of
I,
dordrojs (aoTOTor), adv. unsteadily.

181, 14.
Stob.
I,
Philon
118(120).
369, 15.
fig-
VII, 184 A.
4. A species of 5. a
Asterisk,
da-rrjp 'Attikos, a plant.
Id. 4,
EpmSids.
critical
Orig.
mark.
'A(rTacj)m6s, ov, 6,
Astaphaeus, an Ophian
ment.
Orig.
I,
1345 A.
roofless,
aareyos, ov,
{anyrf)
without a roof.
Sept. Prov. 10, 8, )(etXe<n, babbling,
ddv-
Heph. Poem. 15, 1. 2. 3. Diog. 3, 66. Orig. I, 57 A. m, 1293 B. Pamphil. 1549 C. 6. The star, a church Epiph. in, 237 B. Sophrns. 3985 C. utensil darrip).
(=
poyXaxToos, oBvpoaropos.
less.
Esai. 58,
7,
home-
Pseudo-CArys. XII, 779 C.

darepiATpos,
ov,
d.
Fseado-Phocyl. 24.
ov,
6,
App.
I,
196, 14.
(doTeplâj)
constellation.
d(TriaiTp6s,
=^
doTe'iopos.
Stud. 813
Hipparch. 1040 A.
doTepirqs \l&os,
6,
C.
daretevopai
daretôpai,
= following.
iiropai,
1,
:=
daripios Xldos.
the
Eudoc.
Ephr.
to
Ill,
(dffTcios)
185 C. be urbane or
Jos.
M.
a
67.
diTTepoeiSas (d(rTrip,
star.
EIAO), adv. in
5,
form of
polite, elegant.
Strab. 13, 4, 11, p. 84, 25.

to
Diosc.
1, 18.
116.
Philon U, 123,
play
I,
the da-relos.
da-repopova-os, ov,
(povcra) studded urith stars.
Apion.
2,
9.
PZ<.
310 D.
Pseudo-

(rciov.)
(See also povstar-faced.
Demetr. 69, 10. Moer. 'Afrretêa-dm, ÂttIkSis

jroKiTiveaBm, tovt
VtKOIS.
cariv,
a>patêcr6ai, 'EXXij-
darepoirp6(ra7ros,
ov,
(TrpSa-amov')
Hesych. Hier. 1557 C.
doreios, a, ov,
etc.
z^
I,
dyados, (rrrovSalos, good, wise,

100, 33. 218, 17.
Plut.
da-repoo-KOTreo),
rj<T<a,
(dtrrcpoaKmos')
3.
.Philon
232, 5;
gazer.
Sext.
733,
to be a star~ Method. 161 B, for
opposed to
et alibi.
S.<ppav (j>av\os.
II,
256 C,
I,
.astrological purposes.
dtrrepotrKOTTia, as, 4, star-gazing.
Artem. 209.
dareioavvt],
20.
r/s, ij,
= following.
I,
Liban.
322,
Sext. 742, 13.

diTTepoiTKtmiKT],
Tjs,
ri,
sc.
r/x"^;
preceding.
do-TeioTTjs, rjTos,
fj,
(darTelos) urbanity, politeness,
Orig. II, 77 A.
doTcpotncoTTof, ov,
6, (o-Kon-eo))
elegance.
Liban.
365, 8.
;
star-gazer, a
Mar
doTi(rp6s, ov, 6, (dcrretôpm) urbanity
pleas-
gian.
Artem. 250.
antry, wit.
1122, 13.
480,
27.
Agathar. 120, 19. Dion.H.YJ, Philon II, Tryph. Trop. 279. Herodn. Gr. Schem. 601, 10. 34
daTpo(j)dveia, as,
the appearance of rj, ((jiaiva/) a star. Fsead-Afric. 105 A, of the star of Bethlehem.
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aaTe<j>avQ}ro'i
daTe(l>dvajTOS, ov, not
1,
266
Chrys.
do'Tpodeaficou
1128 B.
B, as
Sext. 361, 16.
crowned.
Classical.
Pallad. Laus. 1042
352 D, at the wedding.
a'oTe(ôj, oV,
=^
d(TTi<j)avos-
Apollon. D. Pron.
298 C.
atmjXiVeuroj, ov, (odjXitcuo)) not
in a
made known,
II,
good sense.
ov,

(TrrjKri.
atTTTJKos,
without a
Anthol.
Classical.
46
(Theodoridas).
*d<TTfjp, epos, 6,
Stella, star.
Sext.
Achmet. 208. 210. durroxtiui, aros, t6, (doroxfo) failure, error. Epiph. I, 884 A. B. Plut. n, 520 B. daroxia, as, % a missing of the mark, in shool^ Lucian. II, 415. Tropically, /a&re. ing. Plut. n, 800 A. Lyd. 329, 4, want of success. Damasc. 11, 372 C. Roman. Imper. Novell. 284, of crops. 3. Inconsideratefruit.
729, 18 Oi firra darcpes, the planets.
732,
5.
ness,
{discretion,
thoughtlessness.
Polyh.
2,
733, 8, KaKonoioi, the malignant stars, in astrology. 733, 8, dyaSoTTOioi, the propitious
stars.
33, 8, et alibi.
d(TT6x<'>s (axTToxos),
2.
adv. inconsiderately, indis(d(TTpdya\os, pavris)
Aster, a kind of earth found

2,
in
creetly.
Polyb.
1, 74, 2. 6,
Samos.
Theophr. Frag.
Delet.
1,
63.
171 (172).
p. 17.
3.
Diosc. 5,
darpaydXofiavns, eat,
dtrrpdydKos,
Aster,
diviner from ankle-bones.

ov,
6,
Diosc. 4, 118 (120) 'Aoriyp 'Attj4. The star, called also Kos, A.iter Atticus.
a plant.
astragalus,
Artem. 250. a plant.

incorrect
for
Diosc. 4, 62.
aa-TpayaXoo),
rjaTpayaXayfievos,
dimpia-Kos, a church utensil.
It consists of
arches united crosswise, and is placed on the paten in order to prevent the cloth from coming in contact with the sacra-
two
silver
earpayyaKafievos, from arpayyaKom.

Epist. 45 A.
*d(TTpayaKaiT6s,
hones.
r\,
Afric.
mental bread. Euchol.

stone.
p. 71.
5. Meteoric
unstable.
ov,
Crat.
apud PoU.
iirnvres.
Nic.
CP.
Histor. 73, 13 (A. D. 750).

for darpdo'i,.^
scourge
of strung
4,
(dxnpdydKos) of ankle 10, 54, pAim^, a bones. Posidon. apud

Plut.
11,
\_Oemin. 825
d<rTfjp<Ti
Athen.
38,
1127 C.
Lucian.
hurling
dartjpiKTOs, ov, {(rrrjpiâ) not
propped :
Petr.
2,
2, 2,
14.
2, 3, 16.
Philipp. 9.
Longin.
(Compare Diod. n, 606 T^ K Twv

doTpaTTTjôXos,
lightning.
ov,
20, 7], p. 458, 65.
da'TpaydXoiv pdariyi.)
(doTpairi),
2.
Athan.
II,
1093 A, tJ ma-rei, in the

Antip. S. 78,
/SdXXtu)
faith.
ao'Tiôs, ov,
Euchait. 1142 B.
(d(TTpairrj),
do-TifBrjs.
aanyyos,
13.
ov, 6,
Vandalic,
= êfiav.
d(TTpa7njS6v
adv.
like
lightning.
Lyd, 248,
Aristobul.
apud Eus. JH, 640 B.

ov,
do'TpaTTo^povToxaXaôpeidpoSdiuiiTTos,
Schol.
over;
aariKTos, ov, (^(rriâ) not dotted.
Heph.
s t
come by
childish
d(TTpa7rfi
^povrfj X'^'^C'^
Poem.
&<tt[Kiov,
15,
ov,
1, p.
137.
compound.
peWpov a Pseudo--Basii. IV, 1109

-(j)d^vai,
to,
from
5.
Dioclet.
G. 14, 4.
ov,
the Latin h a Mauric. 12, \1

not
A.
da-TpdnTos, to lighten.
Caesarius 1008
da-Toi)îa>Tos,
(o-Toi;feid)
grounded
to
be illumined.
fj,
the elements of
32.
2.
knowledge. Without the letter.

first
Philon I, 337, Eudoc. M. 310,

sec-
drnparriyrfa-ia, as,
(dorpar^yijTor) incapacity
'iXidy,
the
ond no
beta,
book had no alpha, the and so on.

(^(TTojiaxos)
for commanding an army, := diretpia tov Dion. H. Ill, 1829, 9. aTparrfyeiv. doTpaTTjyrjTuis, adv. with bad generalship. App,
II, 67, 5.
daTOfidxiTos,
ov,
1,
not
irritable.
Herm.
aa-TOfios,
1, 57.
Vis.
ov,
(Codex
x).
d(TTpdTr)yos, ov, :r= daTpaTr)yj]Tos.
mouthless.
Classical.
Strab. 15, as
aarpLKOs,
rj,
ov,
(aarpov)
Simoc. 316,
5.
darepios.
men.
3.
7,
Plut. 11, 940 B, a fabulous race of
43, iTtpatpa.
Philostr. 129, fuwreia
Nicom.
dorpo-
Without an
15, p. 31, 5.
Strab.
3, 3.
ov,
3.
outlet,
a lake.
Xoyi'a, astrology,
Unpalatable.
aarpiov, ov, (aorpios)
Xenocr.
a(TT6iia)Tos,
157 (158).
(oro/ideo)
untempered,
as
an
acrrpios, ov,
(acrrpov)
= ^
Kopiov&irovs.
Diosc.
2,
daripios.
Diosc.
5,
edged
tion.
tool.
r),
Hes.
"A/Sottt-os, da-rofunTos.
159 (160), XWos.

AoTpodpxri,
10.
rjs, fi,'^= 'AardpTT). Herodn. 5, 6, [Herodian apparently supposes that 'AardpTTi is a Greek word compounded of
axTTopyia, as,
Dion. H.
(aaropyos) want of natural affecI, 455, 12.

adv.
d(Tr6pya>s
cruelly.
(aaropyos),
without affection,
^Man.' 1, 260 B.
rju-m,
atrrpov
and
A.
J,
apxot."]
f),
daroxea,
(aa-Toxos) to miss, fail.
Sept.
koL dya-
da-TpoyoTjTcia, as,
Cyrill.
I,
(yojfrfia)
dfTTpojunmia.
Sir. 7, 1 9
fffis,
M^
daroxei yvvaiK&s
thyself.
<TO(l>fjs
425 B. X, 721 C.
do not separate
Polyh.
1,
8, 9,
8ir)yfiiJuiTos
doTpociS^y, h,
(EIAQ)
starlike.
Strab.
3, 5, 8.
yepovrav.
2.
33, 10. 1, 67, 5.

7,
5,
107,
Philon
485, 17.
Xdva.
Dion. H. VI, 815, Paul. Tim. 1,

Plut. II,
opposed to imrvy1, 6,
1, 6.
21.
2,
2,
dorpoBedfuov, ov, (Oedopai) gazing at the stars. Philostrg. 564 B Tfjv daTpodedp.ova rixi")*!
astrology.
18, to err.
414 F.
705 C.
Iren.
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narpoiffeaia
axnpoOeiria, as,
stars.
267
TQI NIKA).
aavyKparo^
airrponmas Paim'tKols
SiaOT/pî/as
Hence,
constellation.
(aorpdêror) position of the Tatian. 8. 9.
(EN TOY-
Orient. 693 A. Eudoc. M. 441. (Compare Hippol. Haer. 114, 55 Trjs t&v ovpavla>v aarpav ftta^cVems.)
Boctr.
aa-Tpov6uTTos, ov, (<rTpov6lâ) not cleansed with

a-rpovdlov.
Diosc.
2,
84, p. 205.
aarpocjjopTiTos, ov, ((popea)
borne by stars.
Synes.
noTpoderia),
Strab. 1,
rjo-a),
to
class
into
constellations.
9.
Hymn.
Poem.
18,
7.
2, 15, p.
1592.
1, 6, p. 6, 15.
Tatian.
aarpocjjos, ov, {(TTpo<f>rj)

9, 2, nolrjpM,
er,
arrrpoBerqpia, aros, rh, (aarpoderiai) constellation.
Eudoc.
M.
80.
(riOripii)
d<TTptt)br)s,
mthout strophes. Heph. not composed of strophes. (aa-rpov, EIAO) starry. Lyd.
daripios-
aarpoOcToi, ov,
that
classes the stars.
Palladas 62,
darpoKTovia, as,
Kai/oves.
fj,
aa-rpôs, a, ov,
=
f),
(ktei'i'S))
killing
of
stars.
SarpaiTos, ov, without saddle.

2, 4.
Palladas 115. Pseud-^n-. Tact.

Plut.
Caesarius 980.
airrpoKvves, S>v,
the
oi,
{Kvav) the dogs that devoured

Vit.
aoTvyciToviKos,
ov,
of an daTvydrav.
dead among the Persians.

ov, t6,
Epiph.
n, 87 D.
aa-rv8iKr]s,
44 C.
darpoKdîov,
(titul).
ov, 6,
(ao-ni, Sir?;)
L. praetor urbaAttal. 146, 17.
astrolabe.
Synes.
1577
Ptol.
nus.
Lyd.
10, 14.
fj,
da-rvKtSap-ri, r/s,
KcofioTroXis.
dorpoXo/Soy, ov,
(Xa/ijSai/ca)
star-taking.
Scyl. 691.
acrTvp.epip.vos, ov, (aori),
Geogr.
1,
2,
opyavov, astrolabe, for taking
pepipfa) living in a
1394.
city-protecting.
city.
the altitudes of stars.

ITIOV.
Tetrab. 108, apoa-imEust. Dion. P. 275,
Synes.
da-Tvoxos,
Hymn.
ov,
2, 59, p.
darpoKoyea
14.
= d(TTpo6eTca.
(fx)
Agath.
Synes.
Epigr. 94, p. 388.

dtTTuiToKos, ov, (noKico)
living in
city.
d(TTp6K6yrjiia, aros, to, (dorpoXoyt's)) astrological
1100 D.
d(TTvaia, as,
f),
observation.
da-TpoXoyla, as,
Schol. Lye. 363.

fj,
(aarvros')
t6
p,r]
arvea-Bai.
astrology, judicial astrology.
Dion C.
79, 16, 6.
dcTTpoKoyiKos,
172 C. ov, (doTpoKayos) astronomical. Plut. n, 47 A, et alibi. 2. Astrological. Iren. 628 A, Tex>^. Clem. A. I, 932 C.
I,
f],
Clem. A.
da-vyyevris, es, (jTvyyevfjs)
not akin or cognate.
Nil. 1141 C.
ao'vyyvajo'TOS, ov, ((rvyytvmcTKii))
z^
dfrvyyvapuv,
dorpoXoyos, ov,
Sext.
6,
astrologer.
Sept. Esai. 47, 13.

S. 1 Aafj-
728, 30.
(Compare Antip.
fj,
unpardoning, not disposed to forgive. PseudoJust. 1349 C TO d(Tvyyva>iTTov, substantively. Athan. I, 96 C, kIvSvvos, certain.
davyyvixTTcos, adv. mthout pardoning.
Basil.
pove; dvepfs AarpcDv) darpopmiTfia, as,
(aorpoc, pai/Tfi'a) divination judicial

I,
m,
633 B.
without
by the stars,
Diod.
II,
astrology,
astrology.
dcriiyypacfios, ov, (avyypaipri)
534, 18.
rjs, fj,
Cyrill A.
darpopavnio},
Tei'o.
(d(rTp6fiavns)
429 C.
daTpop,ai>-
pha
(promissory note).
Diod.
1,
syngra79 Tow
juev do'vyypacjja
taveiaapJvovs.
Diod. U, 534, 90.
Sext. 420, 16.
ao'vyyvpvaa-Tos, ov, (o'vyyvpvdô}) not exercised.

8,
a<TTpov, ov, TO, star.
Classical.
Strab. 3, 5,
Lucian. H, 844.
d(TvyKd\virTa)s (avyKoKvimi)), adv. openly.
the jnoon.
Patriarch. 1068 A, the star of
Nil.
Bethlehem.
d<TTpovop.'ia, as,
App.
fj,
11,
157, 52
till
'Ek pe(n;pevening.
113 A.
ao'vyKaradeTeo),
to
fjo'ai,
^pias eVi ra ao'Tpa,
from noon
(ao'vyKardSeTos^
:=
eTre^ca,
:^
do'TpoXoyia, judicial astrol-
SMspencZ judgment.
Sext. 225, 11.
ogy.
Sext. 728, 24.

(^do'Tpovoiiiicos),
1, 2,
*dcrvyKaTddcTos, ov, (crvyKaTaTlBrjpi) withholding
atrTpovoiuKois
cally.
adv.
astronomi-
assent.
Aristot.
I,
apud Eus.
by
Ill,
1253 B.
assent.
Strab.
24, p. 47, 18.
Philon
Philon
287, 36.
ao'TpowKr]^, rjyos, 6,
(ttXiJo-o-o)) L. sideratus, 17, with reference to a disease of the leaves of vines. Geopon. 5, 36, 1.
dav/KaToBeTCDs,
I,
adv.
withholding
star-struck,
78, 10.
Plut. H, 1057 A.
d(TvyKepacrTos, ov, (o'vyK.epdwvpi) not

cative, repulsive.
communito excite-
aarparroXfvai, eiaa, (d(TTponoKos)

stars.
to
observe the
Greg. Naz. in, 428 A.

ov,
do'vyKivrjTos, ov, (o'vyKiveco)
producing
I,
aoTptnrdXor,
(n-eXia)
observing
the
stars.
ment.
Antyll.
apud
Orib.
507, 11.
together.
Ant.
Mon. 1688
C.
(reKTcav)
d(rvytâ(TTos, ov, (yvyKkaSai) not
ao-rpoTfKTav, oras,
d,
maker of the
stars.
Cic. Att. 6,
1.
spun Porphyr. Abst. 254.
Synes.
Caesarius 977.
dorpoTo^ta, as,
fj,
1396 A.
(t6ov) shooting stars.
Nicet.
dcrvyKpao'ia, as,
fj,
the being darvyKparos-
Herm.
mixed Nicom.
Byz. 776 C.
Vis.
3, 9.
to
aoTpoTWffls (twos), by means of a figure formed Damasc. HI, 1293 B Tpififma-iv of stars.
dcrvyKpaTos, ov, (jrvynepavvvpi) not

together,
be
that does not assimilate.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aavyKptTOi
Harm.
985 C.
25.
268
d<rvKo<pavTriTa>s
aav/jbircopcoTO'}
(da-VKoipdvTriTos),
Plut. 11, 418
Sext.
dpjj.o(TTOV Koi
D, et alibi. Athenag. 12,1 To cuTvyKparov koi do'ui'jj,a-)(ojievov, having no affinity.
adv. without
d(rvyKpiTos, ov, (^crvyKpivo') not concrete,

1,
578, 18.
I,
2.
PMlon
Plut.
II,
I,
Plut. II, 529 D. da-vXatos, ov, (SavKov) belonging to Plut. I, 22 E, Beds, at Rome.
calumny.
an
asylum.
Incomparable.
Inscr. 4173.
dfniKKrjTrros, ov,
{a-vKaji^dvai)
Philon
191 D.
196, 50.
Ignat. 717 B.
307 D, ToXs aWots.
D,
8vvdfieLS,
= dfTvyKpdrovs
477 B.
?
134
2. Incapable of conPseudo-/s<. 1372 C. Diosc. 2, 97. 4, 19. ceiving iyviiri).

dfTvXKrjyjr to, as,
1,
tj,
not to he taken.
the being d<rvKkrinTos.

3,
Diosc.
da-vyKptTms,
adv. without comparison, without
being compared to any other object.
Dion.
Thr. 635, 15 'YiroKopKTTtKov 5e ro fieloicnv tov

npcoTOTvirov SrjKovv davyKpiras, a diminutive
36 (41). dtruXXoytoToy, ov, incapable of reasoning. Polyb. Porphyr. Abst. 1, 7, p. 11, roS 12, 3, 2.
135 (136).
2. Unaccountable. Diod. 18, Xpri<Tl)u}v. which denotes a diminution of 3. Countless ; 35, not easily guessed at. its primitive without reference to any other incalculable. Jos. Ant. 8, 6, 6. noun. 2. Incomparably. Pseudo-Oiora. d(rvXKoyicrras, adv. without reflecting or con140 D. sidering. Plut. n, 432 D. I, 735 E, ex'â
noun
is
that
davyKporrjTos, ov, (crvyKporeo)) not compact, as

style.
nv6s.
atrvXos, ov, inviolate.
2,
Dion. H. VI, 1010,
opposed to
Polyb. 4, 18, 10.
16, 13,
(j>ev-
(TvyKCKpoTqficvos.
Uphv
rots
y}
8t
dtreêtav ^ Trovrjplav
dtTvyxpurTos, ov, (âvyxpla)) not anointed. Antyll.
yov(Ti Tos
iavTwv TrarpiSas, an asylum, a place
apud
Orib. II, 415,
2.
of refuge.
I,
2.
Substantively,
d<niKia, to
dcrvyxvTos, ov, (âvyxô) not fused with, not con-
aavXov, inviolability, safety of a person who

flees for
founded
11,8.
with.
Philon
434, 40.
Epict. 4,
refuge to a church.
Schol. Arist.
Zos. 269,
7^
Plut. II, 735 B.
BaM.
Prod. Parmen. 596 (205). 2. With reference to the union of tlie Three Hypostases.
637 B. IV, 337 D. 884 A. Greg. iVaz. II, 144 A To dcrvyxvôv tqjv rpiav vttoGreg. Nyss. Ill, 1017 C. a-rda-ecov. 3.
Basil.
I,
Ill,
21C B.
Twv
iKKKjjo-iav.
aaviiâiui, aros, to,

18, 1,
Thesm.
224.
Kopaxrviifiaiw..
Priscian.
is
4 (perhaps the true reading
wapa-
(Tvfiâfia).
dcru/ijSaTffls (d<Tvii,âTos),
adv. without coming

I,
to
an understanding.
dxrvjj,îâ(TTos,
ov,
3.
Plut.
136 E, txav.
incomparable.
Leant.
With reference
Method. 376 C.
to tlie
Two Natures in Christ.
apud
Cyrill.
Athan. H, 1109 B. Nestor. A. X, 192 B. Theod. Anc.

Cyrill.
Theophil.
1,
2.
(cu/i^t/Safoo)
Discordant.
Cypr. 1720 B.
dfTvfifjLtKTQs, ov,
1393 D, 193 A.
evaxris rS>v <f>v(rfa)v.
A. X,
(oufifxlyvvfu) incapable
ing together or coalescing.

15, as the
of mixDion. H. V, 155,
Pseudo-
davyxiras, adv. without fusion or confusion. Epict. 4, 8, 20. Clem. A. I, 1053 B. Nemes. 596 A. 2. Without fusion, with reference
combination NX.
tj,
davpipi^la, as,
the being dtrvp-iuKTOs.
Dion. 704 B.
dxTvimrayris, is, (oTz/xTr^yvu/u) not fitted together.
to the
Three Hypostases.
Athan.
I,
220 A.
Greg. Naz. HI, 1591 A, avvdwreaBai. Did. A. 589 A. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 10S9 C. 3. With reference to the Two Natures in Christ.
Lucian.
11,
905,
17,
dtrvfiwddeia, as,
(Tvp-Trddeia.
the being davimaSijs,
Sext.
735, 27.
want of Hippol. Haer.
Did. A. 861 A.
Cyrill.
A. X, 232 B.
Eust.
Adam.
Epict. C.
S. 386.
cs,
Mon. 908 D.
Sophrns. 3356 D.
not allowed, not
afrvfiiradris,
(jruiam6i]s)
without sympathy.
d<ruyxa>p^Tos, ov, (a-vyxapiio)
2, 9,
21,
4,
permitted, not granted.
Agathar. 117, 11.

Sext. 273, 13.
Diog.
wpos TOV \6yov. Plut. U, 976 17. 2. Tncompassionate.
Diod.
1,
78, p. 90, 12.
a premise. 2. Unpardonable. Basil, in, 613 B, d/iapTia. Greg. Nyss. ni, 1005 D. Clim. 696 C. 3. Unpardoning : inexorable. Cyrill. A. X, 1084 A. Clim. 888 A.
15, not conceded, as
350,
Patriarch. 1045 D.
da^fiTreplôpos,
Plol.
ov,
Basil. HI, 28 C.
unsocicwts,
(â'vfiirepicjiopd)
Tetrab 159.
daviiiraSSis, adv. incompassionately, mercilessly.
Diod. 13, 62. 111.

d&vfnrKripa>Tos, ov,
(aviiirXripoai)
not completecL
da-uyxaprfroils,
adv. unpardonably.
Anast. Sin.
Diosc.
1,
89.
ov,
1061 B. C.
d(Ti^vyos
(trufwyor),
dtru/iirXoKor,
(tru/xTrXeKo))
not entwined
Ptol.
to-
having
2,
panion.
Iren.
3240 D. 3. Haoing grammatical form. Apollon. D. Synt. 100,
1,
4,
p.
no female com457 A. Sophrns. no corresponding
gether, not connected vnth.
Gn. 1285
B,
Tffl
KoKa.
Method. 169 A,
Trdôui, fre^
from.
d<Tvp,nX6Kws, adv. without connection.
Eus. HI,
cal-
no analogy. atrufmos, ov, ((rvv, fmij) not endowed with PseuAo-Dion. 444 B.
27,
f'ya), (TV,
follow
177 C.
life ?
afTvpiraipiaTos, ov,
Qruforapoai) not become
lous, not 7rfnapap,evos.
Diosc.
1,
155, p. 146.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aavfJLâvrii
^tunfupav^s, is, not apparent.
Delct. p.
7,
(_(rvii(paipai)
269
unseen, invisihle
2.
:
aavveTOTToio'i
Dion.
dmivdpTTiTos, ov, (ovvapToa) incoherent.
Aristot.
Mirab. 82,
Cyrill.
Diosc.
I,
H. VI, 822,
364 A.
Q. 56.
a<ruvaprrr)Tu>s,
8.
Tatian. 871 A.
2.
of no
efiect.
A.
145
Did.
Sext. 92,
2.
Galen. U,
Aristid.
Asynartete, in
A.
diTvn<j>avS>s,
versification.
Heph.
15, 1, p^rpa.
adv. invisibly
mystically.
A. 689 C.
d(ru/i<|)flatrTos, ov,
adv. incoherently.
not a-vva<pr]S-
Schol. Arisl.
(^Bdvai) ==: dveroi/ws, unpre-
Nub. 247.
dcrvvarjifis, is,
pared, not ready.

jrpos TrSKfiwv.
Porphyr. Cer. 446, 16,

dveToifiais,
II,
Cyrill.
A.
I,
544 B,
curviUpBdoTms, adv.
not affianced.
without being
Orig. VII, 25
davvSeîaa-Tos, ov, (8e^td)

less.
da^vSeros, faith-
prepared.
Bamasc.
davfuôprjs, is,
253 B.
Ptol. Tetrab.
166.
d(rufixpopos.
*dcrui'8eToy, ov, {(rvvSia) not
bound
together, etc.
;
C.
doviitppoKTas
protected.
diTVfi(j>v7js, is,
Classical.
(^Tvii(j)pd(rcra>),
Plut.
II,
908 B, yevia-âs
dtrivSeTot
;
in
adv. without being
astrology, eight
montbs are
Syncell. 565,
1.
posed to a-vvSennosdiruvdeTov,
I,
2.
op-
Substantively, to
dissoluiio,
((Tv^^vijs) not united by nature.
asyndeton,
fig-
Plut. II,
natural.
908 D.
Clem. A.
501 C, un-
ure
wMch
omits the copulative
conjunc-
tion Kai
d(riii<f)v\os, ov, (<ru/i<îiXos)
not akin or kindred,

1, Prooem. p. 3. n, 707 A. 709 B.
wanting
Jos.
affinity.
6, 5.
Diosc.
Plut.
Ant. 11,
Aristot. Rhet. 3, 12, 4. Plut. II, 1011 A. Hermog. Prog. 17. Rhet. 415, 7. Herodn. Or. Schem. 607, 14. PseudoDemetr. 110, 22. Diomed. 445, 5.
996 A, unsuitable.
aaviuj>vKais,
davvSiras,
Cyrill.
adv.
without
8.
the
copulative
Kai.
adv. unsuitably, absurdly.

not
Hermog. Rhet. 247,

duvvbTJKos, ov, ^=i
oil
Philostr. 503.
A.
I,
397 C.
or p^ arvvSrjXos, adrjXos.
ov, =::;
mrvii<j)vpTos, ov, (âvpxjivpa))
mixed
ci/i(,
together.
Plut.
I,
56 F.
daivboios or davvSvos,
P8eudo-DiJ7. 377 A.
ttin)p(j>a>vito, ^<r&>,
^ daviujxovos
diTvvSios, write
to disagree.
Plotin. I, 14, 1, TivL.
aavp,cj>a)vios (do'u/ic^tBi'of),
adv. not consonantly,
Anast. Sin. 1053 C. d(Tvvhva(TTOs, ov, (âvvBvdô)^ unpaired, without a mate ; not united. Basil. I, 177 C. Macar.
da-vvSiatTTOs.
with.
Strab. 1, 1 Argiun. iav-
472 D. 493 C,
I,
eis
n.
Basil.
daMvSvdarais, adv. without copulation.

amivaiirdrfros, ov,
(irvvaitrGdvopjaC)
unconscious.
oi
180 B.
ov,
Orig.
IV, 185
OToXot
TvyxdvovTes
Ovk dcrvvaitrBriToi T&v iv ols
dnd-
dxrvveibTjTos,
(a-vvciSivai)
unconscionable,
.4.
Trpoo-KO-
without conscience.
davvetSijTov,
Chrys.
X, 99
to
mova-iv.
davvoKTos, ov, (âvvdya) inconsequent, as a de-
want of conscience. Leo. Novell.

without
To'is
149.
d(Tvveibi]T<Ji>s,
duction or argument.
44.
Sext.
90,
10.
2.
Epict.
2, 1, 3.
Ench.
adv.
the
knowledge
Excornmunicated. TheopUl. Alex. 44

crvvdêais^.'
Plut. n, 214 E,
SXKois,
of.
Xddpa rav
Greg. Naz.
m,
348 A.
rfjs
SXKwv, clam
ceteris.
(45
^'Exi>ptorav
Vit.
dxTvvdBuTTos, ov,
(avveBlâi)
FseuAo-Chrys. IX, 764 A. dawoKoKriTos, ov, {crvv, dKdKrjTos) not spoken to. Joann. Mosch. 3040 B. [The analogical
Epiph. 101 A.
which one
1685 A,
is
not accustomed.
unaccustomed, to Leont. Cypr.
KaKoirABcia.
[The analogical form

incalculable, im-
is dlTVviBuTTOS.^
form would be davKKakrfros, from

XtO).]
(rviika-
davveiKa(TTOs, ov, ((ruvfiKaâ)
AavvaKemTos,
contraction
ov, (avvaKfitfxo)
;
not arising
from
Did. A. 308 B. mense, great. 992 A. n, 29 C. 737 D.

dovviXeva-TOS, ov, (o-vvipxopai)
gether.
Epiph.
1,
as apKevdos.
Drac. 22,
1 7.
not coming to-
dirvvdKeiirTas, adv. without coalescence.
Caesa-
404 C,
rius 857. 860.
incongruous.
(cruvaKKaxTiTa)
(1,
Synt. 304,
9.
vuTvvdKKaKTos,
ov,
unsociable.
12.
da-vvipTTTa>Tos, ov,
Dion. H.
Plut. II,
I,
106, 4
41).
H, 1004,
as .the aorist infinitive.

210, 14.
dtTvvii<o(TTos, ov,
(avvepmwra) denoting no time, Apollon. D. Synt.

(aviavwpi) quid?
Corrupt.
Classical
416 F.
Basil.
IV, 225 B.
davvapBpos, ov, (avvapOpos) not with the article,
Dion. Thr. by the article. 641, 9. Apollon. D. Pron. 275 A. Hermes Tr. davvdp6pas, adv. inarticulately.
not preceded
Orig. VII, 133 D.

dcvverio),
rj(ra,
diriverds
elpi.
Sept. Ps. 118, 158,

Berovvras-
Poem.
gether
3, 1.
an early error for dawClem. A. I, 361 A, Trjv (j>iKai>(dcrvveros,

jroteu)
amvappooTos,
;
ov,
{iTvvapp.6^(o)
not fitting
to-
Bpanriav.
da-vvercnroids,
ov,
inconsistent.
Plut. JL, 709 B.
Sext.
rendering
1
12,1.
unintelligible.
Schol. Arist.
Ran.
286.
Digitized
by Microsoft
atrvuercoi
dfrvveTms
(doT^veror),
270
Hipparch.
acrîyycoTo's
Hippol. 5S9 A.
2.
adv.
unwisely, foolisldy.
Unintelligibly.
a<rvvimapKros, ov, (avvvrTdpx<^) 'A<J' cannot coOrig. I, 497 Sext. 104, 10, et alibi. exist.
1041 B.
da-vvTjyoprjTos,
ov,
D, nvL
(o-wijyopeo))
undefended, at
Classical.
da-vprjs, es,
((rvpa) impure, smutty.
Sept. Sir.
court.
dcrvvrj9j]s,
Basil.
s,
HI, 593 A. unaccustomed.

Polyb.
10,
2.
23, 13.
Pohjb. 4, 4,
5.
18, 38,
7.
dcriippTjKTos, ov, {a-vppiiywp.i)
not ruptured.
Paul.
Inexperienced.
TIKTJS.
47,
7,
ypamxa-
Aeg. 232.
dxrv(rraTea),
rio'co,
^=
29.
dtrvaraTos
elfu.
Apollon.
aa-vvrie<os,
adv. unusually, etc.

Z>.
PZm. II, 678
D. Conj. 494,
et alibi.
d(rvaTpo(f>e(o,
A.
^ôZZon.
Conj. 508, 21.

Sept. Esdr.
dcnjyÊT-os,
dcrv<TTaTos, ov, non-existent.
Plut. II, 1123 C,
curvvBecria, as,
f),
(dtrvvdeTOi) lawless act, law-
Sext. 62, 27.

r)cra>,
lessness, trespass, faithlessness.

2, 9, 2.
(airvaTpoCJ>os) to be slovenly
Jer. 3,
7.
2.
TAe 6ein^
or untidy.
d(rv<TTpo(j)ia,
Doroth. 1713 D.
as,
fj,
as applied to simple words.
Apollon. D.
slovenliness,
untidiness.
Pron. 299 B.
d(Tvv6eTa>,
r)a-a>,
(davvBeros)
to
break covenant
2,
Doroth. 1804 D. doTJcrTpo0oy, ov, not
to trespass against.
Sept. Esdr.
13, 27, iv
10, 2,
ra
Ps.
Bea.
Nehem.
1,
8.
t& Bea.
Aquil. Ps. 118, 158. 72^ 15. davvBeros, ov, (a-ivderos) uncompounded, simple word. Apollon. D. Pron. 316 A. Longin.
10, 6.
terse, as style. Dion. H. 2. Slovenly, untidy. Doroth. V, 646, 2. 1668 A. 1800 A. Philon H, 323, 31. a(r(f>aKTos. d(T(payf)s, is, Eudoc. M. 343. d<rjrd\a|. dcrcpoKoKos, ov, 6,
^
17,
d(r(l>aXa^, okos, 6,
acnraKa^.
I,
Strat. 15, 1, 44.

Isid.
Epiph.
Babr. 108, 953 C.
13.
da-vmiTTOS, ov, inconsiderate, foolish.
356
Vit.
da-âXfia, as,
door.
Vit.
the securing, or shutting of a
B.
davvovoria, as,
fj,
Basil.
209 A.
firm,
Sophrns. 3545
to secure.
the being dcrvvovo-iaoTos.
A.
diT<j)dKiâ>, Itra,
Clim. 600 A.
da-vvova-iacTTOs,
ov,
to
make
Clas-
(a-uvoutrtdftt))
without com-
sical.
Sept.
Sap.
13,
15.
Apophlh. 440
beware.
iva
p.7j-
pany
or companions.
ems,
r},
Chrys.
I,
432 A.
'
ActpciKKrat.
firjKeTL
efiiraixBrjvai,
do-ui/di|fris,
(avvoîôiiai) the not having
Doroth.
1676
Aa-(j)a\iêrai
seen each other.

as a clause.
Stud. 1453 C.
0-Toix^lJ.ev eavTols,
warns
5.
us.
2.
3,
tu/i,
fjp.ds
To
shut,
do-vvraKTos, ov, not well
Tryph. 31.
a-xniia,
arranged or expressed, Pseudo-Pto. Vit.

irregular
shut up, to close.
Sept.
Nehem.
15 -a-aaBai
eyes.
n.
Polyb. 5, 39,
Polem. 283, the
Horn.
tion.
1098 C,
construc-
Gregent. 644
to Solomon's
-a-aa-Bai
n
Vit.
ev
referring
method of
bottling
up demons.
do-wTOKToif, adv. without order.
et alibi.
2.
fj,
Plut.
I,
497 C,
Eus. Emes. 520 C.
Without
bidding farewell.
Pseudo-iV^tcod. II, 1 (17), 2.
Amphil. 20 B. Apocr. Consum.

99.
Theod. IV, 1257 C.

davvraîa, as,
(acruvTaKTOs^ disorder, in battle.
44.
Thom.
arrangement of Apollon. D. Pron. 276
-<Tp.vri
Bvpa.
Mai.
App.
I,
88,
2.
da-(j)aXi(ris,
ems,
fj,
(dcrcâXifo))
a securing.
binding
Jos.
Sad
Ant.
18, 1, 1.
fj,
words, bad syntax.
dcr(j)dKi(mK6s,
ov,
valid,
contract.
Theodos. 1019, 15, A. Porph. Cer. 457, 3. bad combination of letters as in Kexap-a-Bc,
;
Roman. Porph. Novell.

dacpaKriâ,
Diosc.
5,
289.
to be like asphalt.
rfj oa'p^.
tVia, (airfpoKTOsy
TeTiK-aBe.
145 (146) ' Aaffx^Tiôvra

TO,
davvTaros,
Antyll.
ov,
( o-ui/reiVm )
without
9.
exertion.
da-cpoKTiov,
TpiKpvXXov.
Diosc.
3,
113
apud
Orib.
I,
506,
(123).
diTvvT\e(TTos, OV, {(TVVTeKeai)
unfinished, unac4, 12, p. 257, 17,
dxrcfxAnns, i8os,
7,
fj,
asphaltic,
/SfflXos.
of asphalt.
complished.
et alibi.
dtrtJVTfXijs,
Diod.
1,
33.
5,
8, p.
49, 18,
'H
Strab.
'Acr<})dkTms
Plut.
H, 1056 D,
et alibi.
Aijivrj,
Asphaltites, the
Dead
Sea.
Diosc. 19,
^=
dcrvvT\f(rTos-
Anton.
3, 8.
98.
atrcjiakrdwura-a,
rjs,
fj,
davvTrjprjTas ((rwn^peo)), adv. without decency.
=
Sept.
a(T<\>aKTOs
kcli
irltTfra,
Leo Bulg. 836 A.

aavvrpryros,
ov,
bitumen and
not
tar.
Ex.
6,
2, 3.
(jiepio)
((TuwTtTpdo))
perforated.
da'(j)dKTo(j>6pos, ov,
(ScrôXros,
producing
Antyll.
apud
Orib. Ill, 629, 2.
asphalt.
^
Jos. Ant. 17,

Aijivrj.
5,
Aifimj,
'H
davvrpiivTos, ov, ((ruvTpi^tii) not broken in pieces.
Aa-(p(iKTl.Tis
BasU.
I,
381 C.
ov, rh,
dcrvvTpo(\)ov,
^(rvvTpo(pos)
da-fjjdKToco, dxroj,
(acrôXror)
to
smear with
as-
jSaroy.
phalt.
Sept.
Gen.
6, 14.
Diosc. 4, 37.
a(rvvTp6â(rros, ov, (iTvvTpo)(d(ai)
dtrc^dXriBs ((r<^dXX(a), adv. unerringly.
Did. A.
Tr.
=.
dirviiâTos.
584 C.
daxj)lyya>Tos,
ov,
Orig.
I,
492
B "l8toi'
Koi dtrvvrpoxaarov
npos
a<T(f>iyKTos.
Hermes
erepov.
Poem. 118,
10.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aiff<f)UCTOfiaTos,ôv, incorporeal,
Hermes
ov,
Tr.
Poem. 118, 10 as
of
Const.
Apost.
2,
56.
Apol.
1,
63
Galen.
'Sm, 317 A.
(dcr^dSeXos)
asphodel.
II,
Basil, ni, 873 B.

do-m/ioTdTi/s, ijTOE,
rj,
aiT<ôheKivos,
Theod.
1117 A.
Philon 285 B.
I,
da-iopjiria.
Lucian.
signed
Basil,
123.
ov,
44, 16.
{(rtjjpayi^to^
76, 38.
Greg. Naz.
II,
a(r<l>pdyi,<TTos,
:
unsealed,
unB.
afTtufiaTots (diTmp,aTos),
adv. incorporeally.
Greg.
unhaptized.
Orig.
VU,
156
Naz.
aaatrpd,
m,
ov,
2,
184 C.
m,
428 C.
432 C.
Greg. Naz. U,
mSIXH
400 A. m, 424 B. Aster. 445 C. Sophrns. 3673 A, witli reference to the sign of the
cross.
d(r(pviereto, r](ra,
fivmvr).
to
Jos. Ant. 3, 12, 6. be saved, not safe.
aaacnos,
Diosc.
Plut.
(o-afm) not
=
8,
air^vKTos
flfu.
Diosc. Delet.
170 (171), cannot escape death Clem. A. I, 424 B To aaaa-TOV T^s jiiBrfS. Ael. N. A. 13, 7 "ha-aa-rd 01 iuTiv, cannot be saved.
I,
193 A.
aa(j>vK.Tos, ov, (a-(pi(a>)
without pulsation
with-
do-coTeia, as,
out vigor.
115.
atr(j)v^La,
Pto.
fj,
II,
132 E. 500 C.
asphyxia.
Lucill.
dtrcDrcuo)
f),
do-mTi'a.
Oi-ig. I,
780
fi.
do'coTevofiai.
Nicet. Byz. 764 B.

ttiVib)
Biog.
as,
61.
(a<r(f)vKTos)
dxToyroTroaia,
as,
fj,
(âcrtoTos,
excessive
Cass.
drinking.
Cyrilt.
A. X, 1073 D.
166, 17.
aa-x^fianaTos,
ov,
atrtoT-oy, ou, o, sc. tiids,
simple,
plain,
unadorned.
vorifia.
Dion. H. VI, 781,

Pi(.II,
5, (ppda-ts.
944, 17,
the Prodigal Son of the parable (Luc. 15, 11 seq.). Clem. A. II, 764 B. Nil. 565 A. 'H KvpiaKrj toO 'Ao'di-
835B. Pseudo-Deroeir.
la-a, {oia-xr)jW9) to
34, 17. Iren.
Tov,
1249 A.
d(7-;(i)/iX<ij,
deform,
spoil.
Nom.
Dion.
the third Sunday before Lent, the Gospel of which contains the parable of the Prodigal Son. Triod.
ov,
Coteler. 441. 476.

aa-xr}liovea, to
daaf^povuTTOs,
Classical.
(trax^povlâ))
not chastened
act indecently.
or corrected.
d(rai<j>p6v<its,
Basil. Sel.
588 C.
Schol. Arist.
H.
I,
292, 9
UoXXa
fj,
ev "EXKqa-tv els roiis na-
Tepas UTTO TcKvmv axrxji)p^velTai.

diTjcip.oliria'is,
eas,
Plut 560
adv. not
(ra><j)p6vais.
aaxtp^'rvvr).
Symm.
Phryn.
draSiv,
PIDX
da-e\yS)s.
pdp.vos.
Diosc.
1,
119.
Ps. 43, 16.
68, 8.
dToKoyjrvxos, ov, (droKos, ^jrvxil) tender-hearted.
curxriiiovajs (do-x^^woi'),
adv. indecently.
that
Agath. Epig. 26,

lavish.
2.
101.
d<r)(rifu>jToi6s,
drap.ievTos, ov, (ra/iieuo/wu) L. effusus, profuse,

ov,
(jroUa)
acts indecently.
Philon
TO
I,
5,
16.
Jos. B. J. 4,
I,
1, 6.
Schol. Clem.
A. 783 D.
unseemly, shameful, disDiog.
2,
Max.
88.
Tyr. 18, 45.
Clem. A.
Sirxtip.os, ov, (airxi)p.<!>v}
Tpv<j)ris
aTap-ievTov.
652 B T^r Basil. HI, 181 C

Epict.
graceful, indecent. Const. Apost. 1, 6.
Polem. 210.
'ATap,UvTa (pdeyyeo'dai, inconsiderately.

dranelvayros, ov, (raTTcivoo)) not humbled.
4, 6, 8.
D.
Socr. 4, 23, p. 521
aapLOTos.
aaxrip.oiTvvri,
do-xvFV ^ Theoph. A30, 13. iV^Jc. n, 669 E. rjs, ^, (d<7;(^fnBi') shame, a euphe-
T^
Plut.
II,
28 D, et
without
alibi.
aTaireivaTcos,
adv.
being
humbled.
Damasc.
*dTapaKTeco,
I,
1325 A.
mism
for alSoiov.
Sept.
Ex.
20, 26.
Also,
13.
7 seq. 20, 11.
Sir. 26, 8.
29, 21.
a-Kcop.
a euphemism for
Lev. 18, Hos. 2, 9. Dent. 23,
ijo-m,
dTapaferds elpi.
Jos.
apud Diog.
Anton.
9,
10,
80.
Epicur. Ant. 15, 10, 3.
41.
f),
Sext. 5, 9.
*dTapaîa, as,
dtrxriims {axTxijios),
adv. disgracingly.
Mai.
of mind.
1, 10, 2.
(drdpaKTos) ataraxy, calmness Epicur. apud Diog. 10, 82. Epict.

12, 2. 31.
447, 18.
diTxiKrijMa, aros, to, (da-xoXeai)
Ench.
9,
PZm/. II, 824 B, et

II,
business, employ9.
alibi.
5,
2.
Anion.
Lucian.
253.
Sea;.
ment, occupation.
Strab. 10, 3,
Clementin.
40 A. B.
99, 18,
es,
lamil. Adhort. 356.
drapaxas (drdpaxos), adv. calmly,
quietly.
Diod.
2, 5, 7,
d(rxSKa)s (SirxoXor),
1,
e;(ij.
adv. without leisure.
App.
cloyed.
18, 18.
Diosc.
2,
32,
ên%.
^îci.
imperturbably.
dcraj&ris,
Diosc. 3,
(&nf) surfeited, 'glutted, 32 (35). Plut. II, 974 B.
'Arapyd,
'
f/,
=
i),
(Com-
pare Diosc. 5, 57 'Aermfifvois (rropaxov.) Diosc. 3. Good for the &inj, as a medicine.
2,
ArapyaTeiov,
Atargatis.
ov,
'Arapydns. Eudoc. to, (Ârapydns)
M.
370.
temple
of
Sept.
Mace.
2, 12, 26.
'Arapydns,
Atargatis,
Syrian goddess.
Cornut. 18.
180 (181).
as,
r),
S<ra6. 16, 1, 27.
16, 4, 27.
ov,
da-taiiaria,
{dtr^pjiTos)
1,
incorporeity.
Porphyr. Abst.
49, 11.
d(Taim.Toet8r}e,
i,
31, p. 51.
Iambi. Myst.
drdpxf wos or dT&pxvTos, Fseu&o-Phocyl. 99.

draiîa, as,
fj,
(rapxeva) unbuHed.
Jos. Ant. 13,
the being Sraefios.

I,
ov
or
pui
a-io/iaToetSijs.
15, 5.
Plut.
316 A, et
alibi.
Lucian.
II,
CpHl. A. IX, 532 B.
294.
App.
I,
460, 11.
Digitized
by Microsoft
areje
areyeia, as,
hut.
fj,
272
attegia,
a,
arifirjTO'i
the Latin
kind of
Leo. Tact.
dreyiov, ov, to,

17. aTeixia-TOts
5, 9.
Apollon. D. Synt. 56, 24. Pseudo-Dion. 725 B.

OTfixriros, ov,
Did. A. 616 B.
Philipp.
areyeia.
Porph. Cer. 671,

without
dTevxfjS,
unarmed.
62.
(dreixto-Tos),
adv.
being
drexvaa-Tos, ov, (rexvaîo) inartificial.
Themisl.
walled.
Philostr. 105.
to
48,
7.
dreKvea {areKvos),
4,
2.
he harren.
Sept. Cant.
dTex^hs, es,
=
6.
arexôs-
Babr.
75, 4.
Sext.
276, 26.
as,
ij,
drfKvia,
(aTfKKOs)
childlessness.
Sept.
aTepî/iTei/Toy, ov,
(rexvireva) inartificial.
Dion.
Esai. 47,
OTEKvo'tB,
9.
H. V, 468,
(aTfKTOs)
<o
tio-ia,
render
childless.
dTe;(>'oXdyi)Tor, ov,
(Tf;(voXoyEi) artless, simple.
Gen. 31, 38. 42, 36. Js. Orat. 3, p. 236 B.

Sept.
dreKvaa-is, ftos,
r),
Keg.
4,
2,
19.
Greg. Nyss. HI, 584 A.
Theod. IV, 433

Babr.
76.
A.
Aquil. Ps. 34,
arexfos,
Sext.
ov,
areKvia.
unskilful.
Classical.
12.
<iT-eX'iTO9,
183, 17, Tivos.
ov,
(reXfida))
unfinished.
Diog.
8,
dr^virds, a, 6,
quid
Theoph. Cont. 438,
15.
57.
aT-eXco-toupyT/Tor,
ov,
439.
(reXea-iovpyea) producing
worthlessness.
drripeKcm,
rja-a, (aTT/ftcX^y)
to neglect, disregard.
no
result.
Theol. Arith. 55, aSivfs.

aros,
to,
Clem. R.
dTrjfieKfjs,
1, er,
38.
driXfajia,
(TeXca/iia)
neglecting
30.
neglected.
1,
Dion
802 D.
Doroth. 1697 C. dreXecTTOf, ok, unbaptized.
Chrys. Greg.
n, 393,
adv.
Plut.
923 C,
Plut.
I,
/cd|ii).
Naz. HI,
imperfect.
drripeXas,
negligently.
994 A.
aTeka-<^6jxr)Tos,
ov,
Cynll. A.
(reXea-cjiopia))
II,
X, 249 D.
Athis, Attic.
'AtBIs,
I'Sos, ^,
'H 'Atî?
8iaXe/<Tor
249 C. Eus. 11, 913 A, fm^. oTeXeijTTjTot, ov, endless. Athenag. 1005 B. dreXevTriTas, adv. endlessly.
Sijmm. 31, 40.
Greg. Nyss.
C.
drfX^r,
39,
1.
r),
or y\S><r<ra, or simply ^ 'ArBls, the Attic dialect, the dialect of Athens during the Attic
period.
Dion. H. V, 17,
SidXe/cTos.
3,
yXaxra'a.
VI,
1084,
e's,
2,
SiraJ.
8, 1, 2.
Cornu(.
without end.
Hermes
Tr.
Poem.
17
'kreWavos, 'hreWavT)
gaze
that.
at.
ov,
Atellanus.
Lyd.
152,
Kajiabla,
Atellana fabula.
to
*aTeviâ, iaa,
{aTevfjs")
look at intently, to
lobol.
p. 48.
to see
5,
Diocl.
1,
apud Diosc.
27,
"iva
el's
Herodn. Gr. Schem. 11, 43. Pas. 5, 15, 7. Seii. 619, 1. CTem. A. I, 880 A. lamSZ. V. P. 474. (Compare Galen. VI, 344 D Trjv pev 'Affrjvaiav (jxuviiv. Drac. 23, 16 'H rav 'A6r]valmv SuzXeicTos.) 'H dpxaia or Trdkaia AtBIs, the ancient Attic,
10.
Lucian.
585, 4.
'
Sept. Esdr.
6,
crvfi.Troiaia'i,
Mace.
3, 2, 26,
ri.
Polyb. 24,
fie'XXoi/.
the dialect of Athens before the Attic peDion. H. VI, 864, riod, that is, the lotnc.
11. Strab. 8, 1,
2.
'ArfviVat Koi wpoi'Sco-flai to
Jos. B. J. 5, 12, 3, fls Tov vaov.

9, e"s Tiva.
N. T. Chm. R. 1,
Plut.
11,
The
division of the
old,
Attic dialect (technically so called) into

middle,
Patriarch. 1041 C. D.
Theophil.
881
A, nvL
1028 B, to (^Sr.
fj
Hippol. 813
dvvafiiv.
C 853 C
fj,
KaTaXa/3eo"ât Tt
jLtoi
dTevicai ttjv
;
aTeviats, eojs,
a(podp5ts drevtêTe
OTEWcrftds, to drevi^fiv.
Paid.
and new, corresponds to the division of the Attic comedy into old, middle, and Moer. 157, Sfunew. Diog. 1, 112, vea. Synes. 1308 C. Et.M. TrptoT?;. Tepa. 300, 419, 23, TraXaid, vea. (Compare Moer. 117
r) IJ ri r)
Aeg. 136.
oTcl, 09, ^, (TeKeiK) (AaJ âs not brought forth ; Cyrill. A. Ill, barren ; opposed to tokus.
Oi SeuTepot 'Attikoi.
367 Ot
Et.
irpSrroi 'Atthcoi
....
01 pia-oi
'AttlkoL
M.
224, 42 Oi
trasc.
p.TayeviaTspoi Tav Âttikwv.
769, 16 Ol
1105 C.
19, 1.
Damasc.
dripiidTUTTos, ov,
696 C. (rfpfrnTiâi) unbounded. Diod.

Ill,
Xaoi 'AttlkoL
'
Eust. 1761, 51 Oi êVoi,

all
Attikoi.
In
these passages, heirepos and
p,eTayeve(TTepos
arepov, tov, vulgar,
=^
tov erepov. Lucian. HI,
VEos.)
2.
seem
to
be
equivalent
to
Attic history or antiquities.

9,"
Jos.
186.
*dtepT:ia; as,
fj,
to ripîs.
no pleasure ; opposed Democr. apud Clem. A. I, 1077

{aTepTi^r)
Apion. 1. 3. Just. Cohort. of Philochorus.

dTtSdccrevTos
the Atthides
(ridafrfreva)
or drtddtTevros,
ov,
A,
V.
1.
dTep\lria.
fjcrw,
Diog.
drevKTea,
123,
6,
{arfvKrosy
eXTTiScai',
= diroTvyxdva.
not
7,
97.
Babr.
êu<T6fls rav iXmbcov.

1.
untamed: untamable. Agathar. 160, 4:. n, 728 A, et alibi App. U. 641, 68. A. I, 1033 B.
dnBatriTos, ov, (Ti6a(rtT6s) untamed, wild.
Pint.
Clem.

HrevKTos,
ov,
Phi-
(rvyxdvay)
43, 1
fj,
having obtained.
the
Ion
I,
20, 19.
68, 43.
Herodn.
Greg. Naz.
5, 6, 21.
Max. Tyr.
drGv^La,
as,
7.
aTiprfTos, ov, invaluable, priceless.
Sept. Sap.
Ill,
7,
(ârevKTOs')
not obtaining.
9.
Mace.
3, 3,
23.
1232 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
anfiam
273
aTpeTrTOTr}<;
Plut.
D.
Cosm. Ind. 445 Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1092 D. (Compare Pallad. Laus. 1018 Ti/ig
aroêvTos, ov, (joêia) out of bow-shot. II, 326 E, jrerpa, very high.
aromas, ov, (toôv) bowless.
aTowrjpa,
surdity.
6.
dn/iaw,
ovx VTTofiaXKovTai iirsp biaTifirjiriv ovres.) [Diognet. 1176 to dishonor. an-
Lucian.
I,
250.
aros,
to,
fioivTm, as if
aTijiovvres.^
anjioTTOios,
6v,
from
anjieai.
Athenag. 968
Cyrill.
B
I,
(otottos) absurd thing, ab-
Diod. Ex. Vat. 97, 14.

r;,
Sext. 617,

absurdity.
Sext. 177, 23.
Classical.
a-vp(pvo-c re
making
anfios-
A.
aTOTTia, as,
1045 A.
drivaKTos, ov, (rivda-a-m)
2, 8.
aroTTos,
ov,
out
Greg. Naz. Ill,
0pp. Hal. 996 A. IV, 110 A.

to
unshaken.
Sext. 658, 1
of place, absurd. OvK otottov yap Iva
Kol oiKeiois xp-qoaipeBa napaSeiypaoi..
Attal.
at
ina-ia, as, ^,
(anros) inability
pay
one's debts,
insolvency.
drtTco)
Cic. Att. 14, 19.
317, 13 TJdvTav droTraTardv icrnv Iv .... Ttp&vrai.
pev
:^
drift).
i),
Dion. P. 1158.
ok,
6,
'ArXaiTucof,
Polyb. 16, 29,

Strab.
1, 4, 8.
("ArXas) o/ Atlas, Atlantic. ireXayos, the Atlantic Ocean.

5dXao-o-a.
drdpuTos, apparently a mistake for dTopivTjTot, ov, (ropwda) not stirred. Orib. I, 298, 8.
drpaPariKos,
134,
9,
r),
ov,
=
'
.
(j}ai6s,
dark, brown.
Lyd.
7, 2, 4,
Suid.
ArpaâTLKas, iv rah ioprals

. . .
"ArXar,
aros,
o,
^zz
'H 'ArXai/nxi)
/iij
QdXa(T(7a.
Koi
Toh
cViKiKi'ofs
ev de Tois Kowais avvo-
Dion. P. 30.
drXi/Trad^s,
I,
Sots ^papTTeKlvas to xp^pi^, as ekoXouk drpa-
ov or
TKrjimBris.
Cyrill.
A.
392 C.
aTfofas (STfiryros), adv. indivisibly. Greg. Naz. in, 1591 A. irej-on /. 113, 7.
dT/ioiS)j?, fs, (di-fids,
ârcKas diro tov xP^l''0-Toe to yap peXav arpov Ka\ov<Tiv. [It is probably a modification of Atrebaticus. Compare Vopisc.
EIAQ)
vapor-like.
Alex.

droKED),
Sext. 216, 14.
oTiiofMs, adv. Kfe vapor.

ijira),
Basil. I, 73
A.
478, 16.
996 Donati sunt ab Atrebatiois birri peSee also 'Arpe^dnoi.l drpayis, fj, a plant so called. Galen. VI, 358 B.
p.
titi.
=.
aroKos
elfu.
Pkilon
I,
drpayaSriTOS, ov,
(rpaymdea)
not tragical, not
480, 25.
droKior, ov, (aroKos)
theatrical or exaggerated.
Pkilon U,
76, 16.
preventing conception, as a
Lucian.
I,
674.
theatrically,
âpfUiKov.
i)iosc. 1, 105. 109.
225.
Ifjppo;.
Haer. 460, 33.
tively, TO droKtov
= Xvxvis dypla.
or oicria,
2.
2,21.
Muson.
SubstanDiosc.
3,
drpayddas (aTpdymSos), adv. not without parade. Anton. 11, 3.

dTpaKroeidrjs, es,
like.
(arpaKTOs,
EIAQ)
not spindle-
105 (115).
*aTo/io9,
1)
OK,
indivisible.
se.
dp;;^!?
Substantively,
a
t
Diosc. 4, 36.
ov,
(a)
drpdvaros,
(rpavSco)
not elucidated.
Isid.
Sn-ofios,
mus
1328 A.
Pseudo-Z20?j. 709 A.
elucidation.
atom, in tbe philosophy of
Leucippus and
drpavayTtos, adv. without
Orig.
I,
Epicurus.
30,
apxai
oio-i'a.
Epicur. apud. Diog. 10, 41. 9, 1110 Plut. H, 721 A. 879 C.
1268 A. in, 1557 A.

drpdrreôs, ov,
(rpdrreâ')
without table or food.

Sept.
F,
Max.
178.
Tyr. 127,
7.
3.
Sext. 48, 26.

I,
Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1061 G.

aTpaTreXos, ov, (jpiirw') ==. dvarpdneXos.
435, 29.
Theophil. 3,
Diog.
7,
OToix"OK,
=^
(b)
Cfem. ^.
sc.
752 A.
or
to aTop.ov,
<T&fia
Job
39, 9 (as v.
1.),
uncouth, clumsy.
Schol.
Democritus.
Plut. II,
Soph. Aj. 920. aTop.os, in the philosophy of Democr. apud 5eiZ. 48, 25. drpavpaTttTTos, ov, (^TpavpaTiây^ unwounded
298, 5.
Siraft. 16, 2, 24, p.
Epict. Frag. 175.

127,' 1.
invulnerable.
dTpd<f>aîs,
2,
e<t>s, rj,
Lucian.
Ill, 666.
(c) TO
878 C,
trajia.
Sext. 34, 16.
atriplex,
a plant.
Diosc.
person or thing. Aristot. Categ. 5, 26. 27. Hippol. Haer. 348, (rt) 54. Porphyr. Prosod. 105. 350, 8. 2. TO aropov Diosc. 4, 69. votrKvapos. Simple, not compound. Dion. H. VI, 862,
aTop.ov, individual,
145.
ov, (Tpdp^TjXos)
drpax^Xos,
II,
without neck.
S. 1, 8.
Hence
Anthol.
mKOTpdxrjios.
ApoUon.
pfj
239 (StatylL).
15,
words.
arpaxvs, v, 145 A.
ov or
rpaxis.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
aroviia, rjaio,
alibi.
= arovos
flpj..
Plut.
Theophil.
2, 5,
elneiv,
I, 225 F, et were unable to
'ArpePdnoi, av,
Strah. 4, 3, 5.
oi,
Atrebates, a Gallic nation.
say..
drovia, as,
ness.
tj,
arpeiTTos, ov, (rpeira) unchangeable, immutable.
(Stovos) languidness, debility, weak3,
Philon
Plut.
I,
53,
29,
et et
alibi.
Ignat.
644 A.
7,
Diosc.
138 (148).
alibi.
Epict.
2, 15, 4.
Plut.
n, 535 D, et
drOKido), a(Ta,
Substantively,
Clem. A.
yov.
I,
II,
725 B,
alibi.
Diog.
150.
to arpen-rov, immutability.
drovea.
Tseudo-Chrys.
I,
816
988
To arpenTov tov
Xo'-
A.
droKoio, &(ra, to
render Srovos.
35
Aquil. Ps. 68,
dTpewrorqs,
ryros,
f/,
(S.Tpeirros)
immutability.
24.
Athan.
II,
1161 C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aTpeTTTeoi
aTpeTTTois, adv.
274
Diod.
87, 51.
Âttiko?
6,
unchangeably, immutably.
'ArraXtoT^s, ov,
lus.
CAttoXos) partisan of AUa-
n, 526,
27, in earnest,
PUlon
11,
Inscr. 3069.
Cornut. 40, cx^tv. Hippol. 836 A.

17, 16, ISelv,
Clementin.
drrevScpe, the Latin

(ci/.
attendere i^
0iXoi/-
only the Son can see the Fa^

Hippol.
Lyd. 131,
14.
ther as he
aTpesJAia, as,
is.
drrevo-iav, mi/or, ^,
attentio.
Lyd. 131,
iyd. 131,812, incorrect
17,
{aTpenros) immutability.
I,
inoorrect dTTrjvaiav.
&Trev(ros,
833 B.
Alhan.
452 B.
11,
85 A.
attentus.
i<r<o,
drpaxwros, ov, (rpaxivco) Aret. 61 D. 91 A. not made rough. Dion. H. V, 212, 3, drpt^rjs, (S, inexperienced.
aTprjxvvTOs, Ionic for
TiVOS.
aTTTJVO'OS.
amKiâ),
to
('AxTt/cds)
use the Attic dialect.

I,
atticisso, to atticize,. Numen. apud Clem.

Ill, 570.
A.
from the Latin a
893 B.
Lucian.
6.
Tatian. 26.
oTpiKKivrjs, 6,
triclinio,
els rpajreâv
YseVidiO-Demetr. 80,
GaZera. I,
=:
rr)v
ivicrramav cp^mv tSiv
342. 343
C.
01
drnKiCovres, the Atticists.
KKKrjlieva>v,
the officer that had the care of

Oenes. 31, 11.
351 E. F.
354 B.
79.
365
52 D. VI, 344 (361 E. 363
the imperial triclinium.

arpiiTke^, the
Latin atriplex
D).
624. 379.
arpacpaîs.
Phryn. 2. To
207.
PhUostr. 503. 568.
aZiicfee,
to render Attic. Phryn.

Philostr. 568.
Diosc.
2,
145.
P. S. 4, 27.
fi,
arpmros,
oSdf.
untrodden. Philon I, 316, 37, sc. Artem. 379, 'urropiat, strange. 3. Not pounded, as salt. Diosc. 2, 108.
ov,
dTTiKUTis, fats,
following.
aTTiKiafios, ov, 6, (aTTtKi^ca)
atticismus, AtCic. Att.
ticwm, Attic idiom or expression.
arpixos, ov, (dpi^) without hair.
Galen. HI, 70
175, 77.
4,17.
QwrnftV. 1, 8, 8, Attic elegance.
Galen.
A.
aTpi\jf, /3or, 6, ^,
VI, 344 C.
drpi^ris.
Isid.
484 C.
title
m(Zoc.
M.
169
Ire-
App.
I,
Ilepi 'Armao'iiov,
the
of a work of
PAryn. P.
drpixj/ia,
S. 11, 31.
i],
as,
{arptTrros)
inexperience.
Cic.
aTTiKio'TTis,
Att. 13, 16.

drpojiia, as,
rj,
(arpo/iof) intrepidity.
Martyr,
naeus (a grammarian). ov, 6, ^= 6 dmidâv, Atticist, one who, without being an Athenian, attempts to use the Attic dialect. It bears the same
relation to 'Attlkos, that TlvdayoptaTTjs does
to Uvdaydpeios.
Path. 1449 A.
drpoiias, adv. intrepidly.
alibi.
Plut. II, 474 D, et
Iambi. V. P. 172.
arpov, TO, the Latin
atrum
(ater)
396 A.
p,i\av.
Phot,
m,
428 B.
2.
Soar.
The Byzan-
tines applied
Suid. 'ArpaâriKas ....
drpomos,
drpoclieai,
ov,
Codin. 28.
Diosc. lobol.
1 7.
who
arpoTros.
it also to those grammarians decided what was strictly Attic and what belonged to the common dialect. Et.-
lycro),
(aVpo0os)
to
to starve, to
suffer from
M.
527, 55.
780, 49,
Ei/Dijj/alos.
Suid. ipi-
want of food,
504, 36.
be without food.
Philon
I,
11,
VLXOS ....
PZm. II, 88 E.
B.
Ael.
N. A.
10, 21.
2,
2.
Clem. A.
1024
*'Attik6s,
ti,
ov, Atticus, Attic,

9,
of Athens.
1, 13.
So15,^
To
suffer from
lon 36 (25),
1
yXSo-o-o.
Cic. Att.
atrophy.
Diosc.
3.
131.
Ruf. apud Orib.
n, 213,
It,
drpoipta, as,
apud Orib. 1. 437, 10. want of food. Classical. Plut. 906 F. Galen. H, 267 C, rpix"". their
^ni!/ZZ.
rj,
B. Erotian. 86, Xe^s. Plut. II, 42 D. 79 D. 1010 C, ovopLara. Max. Tyr. 123, 37, Apollon. D. Synt. 281, 7, SidXeKros. prip.aTa. Lucian. HI, 17. Pseudo-i)eme<!-. 80, 7,
yXaa-a-a.
not groioing.
arpotpos, ov,
ill
Tatian. 865 B.
Clem. A.
I,
264
turely born.
I,
151.
2, 29.
drpvyrjTos, ov,
2. Not = following.
108.
fed.
Ptol. Tetrab. 124,

nutritious.
premaDiosc.
27, 20
C,
(IxfDvr).
Eudoc.
M.
268, ^\os,
style.
14.
Sept.
Ex.
ypdppuTa, or 'AttikoX xapanrfipes, the Attic alphabet, the alphabet used at Athens before the archonship of Euclides (B. C.
'Attiko.
as V.
1.
403).
lees,
Dem. Neaer.
Paus.
6,
1370.
6.
Max.
Tyr. 24,
'Attikois
arpvyos, ov, (rpi^) without

Sept.
clarified,
pure.
47.
19,
Harpocr.
Ex.
27, 20.
ypdppaa-L.
arpvTDjTos, ov, (rpvirda) not pierced or bored, not
873 F. aTpvTcos (arpvTos), adv. without abating. Philon I, 19, 19. Jos. Ant. 11, 5, 8.
1,
perforated.
Diosc.
146.
Plut.
I,
Hes. 'ArriKa ypap-para, to dpxaia, imxaipia. 2> Substantively, 6 'ATTtudr, usually in the plural, an Attic author, an author who wrote in the Attic dialect; as
dTpv(t>t]Tos, ov,
II,
(rpvdida)
drpidiepos.
Plut.
10 B.
?
aTpixcos (rpvxai), adv. indefatigably
Method.
144 B.
dn-dicTjs,
d,
a kind o{ locust?
Sept. Lev. 11,
22.
arraKos, ov,
6,
Thucydides, Demosthenes. Erotian. 70. ApoUon. D. Pron. 275 A. Conj. 502, 1. Adv. 555, 3. Synt. 214, 2. Herodn. Or. Sehem. 687, 4. Galen. VI, 312 B. 427 C. Drac. 15, 22. Phryn. 65. 76. Longin. 34, 2. Moer. 367, oi npSrroi. Et. M. 769, 16, 01 TToXatoj. 224, 42 Oi pêraymarepoi rat
preceding.
Philon
I,
85, 39.
'AmK&v.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ATTiK&i
'ATToeSr,
275
dialect.
Ai/B,lavoi
adv. in Attic,
in the Attic
avyos, los, to,
avyr}.
6.
ApoUon. D. Adv. 554, 28. Lucian. HI, 567. Moer. passim. Philostr.
Erotian. 264.
8,
Act.
Thadd.
Apocr. Act. Thom. Mai. 123, 12. 477,

Nicet. Byz. 773 A.
27.
11.
Theoph. 286, 11.

aSyovp, ovpos,
TToXor.
exîv.
Stuktos, ov, (Tevx<o) not done.
Vseado-Phocyl.
Lucian.
56 (50).
Srvjiôs, ov,
I,
(jvji^s) without a tomb.
520.
ov,
6, the Latin augur olcovoDion. H. I, 372, 8 avyopcs for the analogical aeyovpes. PZui. I, 256 C. II, -281 A. 287 D. aiyovpwv, ov, to, the Latin augurium
oruTrtoTos,
(Twrdm)
having no
form; un-
omvoa-KOTTia.
formed.
Philon I, 180, 4. 516, 22. Pint. Greg. Naz. n, 636 B. Ael. N. A. 2, 19. IV, 80 A. Pseudo-i>tom. 588 B. Damasc. I, 1241 A.
compelled by tyrants.
Cyrill.
AvyovcTa,
rjs, fj,
Lyd. 101, Augusta.

ov,
I,
13.
Strab.
3, 2,
15 Aiaiyou-
yoCtrra 'H/iepiVa,
aiyovarToKiavos,
o-ToKioi.
fj,
Augusta Emerita, in Spain.

pertaining
to
the
Athan.
ov,
397 B,
the prefecture of
2,
arvpawevTios (^drvpawevTos), adv. without being
Egypt
Justinian. Edict. 13,

6,
rdîs.
A. IX, 641 C.
a^fyova-ToKios,
praefectus
Augu-
oTvpavvriTos,
ov,
I,
(rvpavvea)
=^ drvpavvevTot.
stalis, of Egypt.
Clem. A.
1381 A.
turned into cheese, not
Plut.
I,
of Egypt.
Pallad.Yit. Chrys. 23 A, Laus. 1225 B. Synes. 1357 B.
aripaiTos, ov, (rvpoai) not
curdled.
aTv(f)ia, as,
Diosc.
ri,
3,
36 (41).
76 E,
1488 C. Lyd. 168, 18. 199, 14, et Joann. Mosch. 2925 B. Mai. 224, 12.
Substantively,
stales.
2.
augu-
alibi.
the being arwcôs.
to
aiyova-ToKia,
ludi
et alibi.
aritjxi)! (S.TV(j)os),
II,
Dion C.
2.
54, 34, 2.
adv. vnthout arrogance.

II,
Plut.
Avyov<TTflov, ov, t6, temple
of Augustus.
Dion
59,
7,
617 A.
Clem. A.
385 A.
C. 57, 10,
AvyovcTTews,
stales,
oTuxeW)
Classical. Dion. to be unfortunate, etc. H. V, 551, 10 'Htvxtjto yap 617 row AoKeSaifWvloK T) TC TTcpi AevKTpa fiaxV- "ô^- A^nt. 1 7, 32, 1, p. 864 OvK riTvxft .... irpoo'ayaye(rSai.
ov,
Augustalis.
oi
Dion C.
Sodalis
Oi (Tvviepfls
Avyova-Tfioi,
Augu-
or Sacerdotes Augastales, the priests of
Augustus.
avyov(TTia,
r/,
61, 20, 3,
body-guard of Nero.
Diosc.
3,
XeuxdiO!'.
ov,
128 (138).
avyoiicFTa.
AY, a diphthong, represented in Latin
by AU.
avyov<TTiaK6s,
17,
belonging
9.
to the
[As the Romans represented it by (not by AY), it may be inferred that the second element was not sounded as when it stood by itself. Plut. II, 737 P. Terent. M. 426, tamen capere videtur saepe pro481 ductum sonum. Auspices cum dico et aurum, In an inscription apsine Graecus ailpiov: parently belonging to the Roman period,
AU
Porph. Adm. 238,

avyovtTTiaTiKos,
77,
ov,
preceding.
Porph.
Adm.
Leant.
242.
ov,
6,
Aiyovarlvos,
I,
Augustinus,
Augustine.
Phot.
AU
in, 96 C
1216 C. Anast. Sin. 113 C. ToO iv dyiois Avyovcrrivov.

eons,
t),
AvyovfTTdnoKis,
gustopolis.
aiiyovcTTos, ov,
o-Tot,
(ÂtyoviTTos, woXty)
Au<rcâ-
Eustrat. 2284 A.
EAOTQN, AOTQ occur
for
iavrav,
avTm
the Latin
augustus
which commutation shows that the. Y in AY Inscr. 4224, 6 (Addend.), was a vowel.
p.
1120.]
rj,
Avatris, ews,
=:
"Oacrty.
Strab.
2, 5,
33.
17,
1,5.
aiyd^co, to be bright, to shine.
26, et alibi.
Sept. Lev. 13, 24,
Paul. Cor.
2, 4, 4.
aânfui, aros, rh, (avya^d)) brightness.
Sept.
a surname of Gaius Octavius Caesar, and subsequently of his successors and their sons. Ovid. Fast. 1, 587. Luc. 2, Paus. 3, 11, 4. Dion 1. Epict. 1, 19, 26. Eus. Afric. 84 C. C. 53, 16, 8. 67, 9, 4. Athan. I, 253 B. 385 C. 793 A. I, 305 B. n, 816 C. 956 A. Ephes. 984 B. Socr. Euthal. 716 Chal. 828 B. 188 C.
a-eTTTos,
Lev. 13, 38, bright spot. Sir. 43, 11. avyaa-p,6s, ov, 6, a shining ; brightness.
II,
Feminine,
Plut.
fj
avyovo'Ta,
tjs,
A. augusta=:
894 E.
Tj(rai,
avyeo),
{avyq)
29, 3.
to shine,
give light, as a lamp.
Sept.
avyij,
Job
17,
r)s,
the
morning.
Luc. Act. 20,
11.
(Compare Theoph. 697. Nicand. Ther. 275 'Ewca avyas rjeXiov.^ ttiyrjs, is, Alex. Aphr. Probl. 39, 8w.vyr)s.
Lyd.
82,
12.
oeâoT^7, a title given to the empress and her daughters. Dion C. 56, 46, 1. 73, 7, 1. Eus. H, 1108 A. Ph{lostrg. 512 77, 2, 6. Socr. 700 A. Chal. Ephes. 981 C. A. 2. AuguTheod. IV, 1220 952 C. stus, of Augustus. Plut. I, 72 D. II, 287 E
Tais aiyovoTois
elSols,
augustis idibus.
Dion C.
273 D,
p-Tjv,
the
month of August.
31.
ailyiov, to,
56, 30, 5,
Icrdns.
(avyfj,
iJ.riv.
Diosc,
2,
215.
avyoetSfis, cs,
I, 6,
EIAQ)
Plut.
like light.
Philon
et alibi.
39.
II, 91, 21.
n, 565 C,
Theod. 6, Audaeus, a schismatic. ni, 1141 A. IV, 428 B. AvSiavol, av, oi, (AiSaios) Audiani, the followEpiph. II, 336 B. 340 A, ers of Audaeus.
AvSaios, ov,
Digitized
by Microsoft
avSvvaloi;
276
av\r]
written with the author's own hand. II, 3. Authentic, authoritative, having 744 B. Carth. Fseud-Ignat. 833 B. authority.
caUed also 'QStavoi

believed tliat
Theod. IV, 428 B, they

avOpamojiopôs.
God
is
avhvvalos, ov, 6, audynaeus, a Macedonian Eus. II, 1497 A. month, =^ lavovapios. Epiph. I, 932 B. Diod. 12, 24, XdPd/tvrXvos, ov, 6, Aventinum.
Dion. H. I, 84, 8. preceding. Memov, TO,

(j)os.
Dion. H.
to
I,
205,
4. Principal. Carth. Can. 135, cruvoSos. Oeopon. 1, 11, 1, avepoi. Can. 71, KadeSpa. 5. Substantively, TO auêi'TtKoi', authenthe original of a document opposed ticu Tertull. U, 946 A. Const. to 'ia-ov, copy.
13 To KvevTiov opos.
avBabeiaiofiai,
a(7op.ai,
m,
be auda7,
997 A.
(avddSeia)
avBcvTiRois, adv. like
a master, or
like masters,
cious, to dare.
avda&iKms, adv.
avBaiixos,
ov,
= aidadwi.
alp-a)
Sext. 55,
XeyetK-
with authority, authoritatively.
Valent. 1273
Simoc. 41, 12.
B.
Caesarius 908.
{avTos,
of
the
same
blood,
Chrys.
X, 119 D.
2.
Pseudo-/MS. 1436
Not
anonymously,
kindred.
Antip. S. 15.
av6mpTtK5>s, adv.
C.
following.
Did. A. 860
Cic. Att. 9, 14. the author being known. 3. Literally, in the obvious sense, 10, 9. Clem. A. H, not in parables, =^ Kvptms.
avBaiphas (avdaiperos), adv. voluntarily. Sept. Maco. 2, 6, 19. 3, 6, 6. 3, 7, 10. Ignat. 668
352 B.
avBevTpia, as,
'Eav
p-i)
aidaipiTcus ex'^p^"
iiroBavetv eis
avdeKacrTOS.
TO avTOv nddos.
avBexaa-TOTris,
rjTos,
Plut.
fj,
I,
290 D.
being
Bea-noiva, mistress. rj, (avdivrqs) Leant. Cypr. 1717 B. 1721 B. avdevrms (avdevTTjs), adv. absolutely, with oAso-
the
lute
sway, as applied to government. Porph.

192. 17.
Classical. Sext. 610, 22 oi avBis,

avdeKaa-Tas
Plut.
I,
Adm.
adv.
plainly,
etc.
(aiêxao-ros),
avdts, again. posterity.
445 C.
avBiKova-ios, ov, {airos, iKoicrios)
free
will.
Eus.
Ill,
417 A.
of one's own 556 A. VI,

Eus.
I,
avdopo\oyopai,
evidence one's
rjo-opai,
self.
(avros,
opxiKoyem)
I,
to
Lucian.
799 AvBopo-
1029 A.
avdeKova-ias, adv. of the preceding.
Ill,
Xoyovpcvov wpdypa, self-evident.

avSviroxTTaTos,
subsisting,
ov,
(âvTos,
uTrooTards)
self-
421 A.
av6evTeia,
r),
self-subsistent.
Caesarius 1108.
Leant.
I,
avdevria.
Clem. A.
433 B.
to
Prod. Parmen. 610

Xoyos TOV Oeov.
avBvTTOTOKTOs,
OV,
(5).
1216 A,
Eus.
II,
876 A. B.
(aiBevTrjs) to be in
avSevria,
rjo-o),
power,
have
(yTraiTaa-(Tti>)
-subjected. self
authority over.
Paul. Tim.
1, 2, 12,
dv8p6s.
The grammarians apply

have
a second aorist,
p.avdavm paBeiv.
Sept.
pei.
it
to
verbs that
Xa/SeTv,
Ptol. Tetrab. 157, nvos.
Basil.
IV, 389 A.
as Xa/i/Sdi/m
Eus. Alex. 347 D, v.s tov \a6v, Olymp. 456, 3. to exercise authority over. 2. To be the originalor Theoph. 372, 13. Athan. 11, 1180 C, rijs d(reof anything.
Socr.
2,
34.
Bekker. 1086, prjpjna. avdcopL (avBapos), adv. at the very hour, instantly-
Dan.
3, 15.
Mace.
3, 3, 25, v.
1.
ai6a-
/Seiof.
Niu.
II,
721 D.
Mai. 257,
619,
9.
15, TLva.
4.
3.
Cic. Att. 2, 13.
Plut.
n, 512 F.
in-
To
compel.
to
aiidapos, ov, (avTos, S>pa) at the very hour,

stant.
Mid. avBevriopcu,
Genes.
be in force, to have the force
of law.
Chron.
634.
ov,
6,
aidapov avBapL Apocr. Act. Joann.

34.
21,
18.
2.
Adverbially,
S.
Eunap. V.
9.
43 (77).
1062,
Eust. 158, 39.

ipyaTrjs)
ai6tvTr)s,
author, originator, perpetrator.

2,
Polyb. 23, 14,
Trjs
Trpdêas.
Diod. 17,
5.
aiXoKepydTTis, ov,
6,
{avKa^,
tracing
Herm. Sim. 9, 5. Clementin. 18, 12. Eus. 2. Master n, 789 A. Athan. I, 353 C. Phryn. 120, condemned in Sea-TTorrjs. Moer. .54. this sense. Hippol. 853 C. Method. 360 C, SiSao-xoXoy, who teaches as one having authority. Anon. 358, 12.
furrows, as a plough.
((Ti'Siypos)
Philipp. 49, ariSapos
avKaKOTopea,
plough.
avXdpxTjs.
{\(Ta>,
(refivo))
to trace
furrows,
to
Sext. 399, 26.
avKavala, to, quid ?

ov,
6,
Synes. 1445 A.
the &px'^) master of chief officer of the kin^s
8,
{avkfj,
av6evTia, as,
fj,
(a.v6ivTrjs) authority, power,
sway,
Icing's household, the
mastery.
Sept.
Hermes
B.
Tr.
Maoc. Poem. 2,
3,
2,
29,
restriction.
palace.
Sept. Reg. 2,
pdyia-Tpos.')
rj,
18.
(Compare
the
2.
Clem.

(av6ivTqs)
1216 Eus. VI, 865 C.

I,
A.
Byzantine
avKapxia, aj,
the office
of aiXdpxts.
Septt
Caesarius 861.
aiiBevTiKos,
ter's.
ij,
ov,
^
II,
Reg.
SeoTTorocds,
3, 3,
46 line 19.
Ptoi. Tetrab. 177.
B, fuTo&os.
2.
Clem. A.
I,
mas733
aiXi7,
fjs, fj,
aula,
the court, the royal or im-
perial residence
or head -quarters.
3, 2, 27.
Sept.
Authenticus,
Tertull.
-^c'lp
original,
Mace.
101.
1, 11,
46.. 2, 13, 15.
Polyb.
genuine, true.
49 A.
546 B.
a letter
4, 87, 4,
of Macedonia.
6.
Athan.
I,
296 A,
6\6ypa(pos,
Aristeas
Epict.
1,
Diod. 16, 93. 17, 13, 16, of Rome.
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by Microsoft
av\r\<TTpta
Iren. 1228 A.
Ttiv
5,
271
avrape(TKO<s
tj, ov, augmentative : causing to grow. Diosc. 5, 105, rpixav. Sext. 702, 11, peyi-
avX^v,
Herodn.
1, 13, 16.
Ot wepl
Polyh.
villa.
ai^Tueds,
60VS.
oi avXiKoi, the courtiers.
mikijaTpia, as,
Zos. 228, 19 'O t^s avX^r vnapôs, praefectus praetorio. 3. The Roman n, 1112, Dion = female
avKrjSfl^.
36, 1, et alibi,
Lyd. 169, 20 Oi i^s
2.
Productive
Esai. 32, 12.
3>
38,
TroXvcfidpos.
Aquil.
Amplicative, in rhetoric.
Longin. 11,
2.
3.
av^TiK&s,
22.
adv.
6^ increasing
I,
opposed to
Sext.
fj,
axikryrpis,
fiute-player,
/ie((Brar.
PMon
492, 26.
705,
Drac. 20, 14.

aiXijTucSs (avK7jnK6s), adv. like
Longin.
2,
by
amplification,
in
a flute-player.
7,
rhetoric.
aii^CKiapLos, ov, 6,
Plut. II,
404 F.
fj,
avKfirpia, ay,
avKryrpis-
Diog.
62.
71.
vjrao-ma-Tris.
avKla, as,
17,
(aiiXos) immateriality.
Nicom.
a5|tr, emy, ^,
the Latin auxiliarius == Lyd. 198, 1. ai!|i;. Cj/n'K. A. I, 460 B.

(aSâ,
(j)S>s^
Pseudo-Dion. 144 A.
A.
avKtKos,
court.
fj,
Max. Conf.
Schol. 36
C.
avî<l)arios,
ov,
increasing
light.
6v,
aulicus,
aulic, belonging to the
Lyd. 105, 10. 101,

solstice.
2, ioprri,
about the winter
Polyh. 15, 34, 4.
24, 5, 4.
PZu. II,
Basil. IV, 341 A, imoKpi800 A, KoKaxes. 2. Substantively, 6 auXwcds, courtier. ats-
aiôpeiaxris,
eas,
rj,
avô-ls Kal peioKTis.

with golden T.
Ptol. Tetrab. 176.
Polyb. 16, 22, 8.

aiXta-Kos, ov, 6,
23, 13, 5.
tube.
avpiyappos, ov,
(aurum, ydppa)
little
Polyb. 10, 44,
7.
Lyd. 169, 14.

axjptov,
Mnesith.
apud On6. U,
251, 8, of a syringe.
adv. to-morrow.
TTjv
Sept. Josu. 11, 6 AHeyo) irapaSiSapii, to-mor-

aiXoei&fjs, is, like avK6s.
pLov TavTtjv
&pav
Caesarius 1073.
Caesarius 1076.
to
row about
ybr"
this time
will deliver.
Keg.
3, 21,
avKoetSas, adv.
av\op,avi(i>,
Kfe av\6s.
6 TavTrjv rfjv &pav avpiov djrooreXS.

avpo<p6prjTos, ov, (axlpa, (fiopia) wafted by breezed
fjaa,
(aiXo/iai/ijs)
6e
mac?
flutes, to be excessively
fond of flute-playing.
yvvaiKeiaLS 6eais.
75, 2, tov
Schol. Arist.
Diod.
II, p.
533, 40,
f
tells
avs, TOV avrds, to,

ovs, a>T6s, ear.
Kan. 1437. Cretan and Laconian, =;

Hes. Ads, avTos.
KpfJTes Kal
ai\6s, ov, 6,
iTveinaTos,
draught
Dion. H. V,
emission of breath.
Plotin.
aiXoTTjs, rjTos, 4, (aiiXos) immateriality.

I,
32, 14.
[Compare the Latin auris, and the modem Greek avn for airiov, ear.'] Dion. H. I, 32, 6. AiSa-ovis, av, oi, Ausones.
AaKcovfs.
av\v8pLov, TO, nzz avXldtop.

-aiiXadeai,
rjtra,
Apophth. 152 C.
Strah. 5, 3, 6, p. 368.
(avKaSos") to sing to the flute. Schol. Arist. Nub." 971.

fj,
avKahiK6s,
li,
6v,
belonging to an av\utb6s.
Plut.
1132 C.
(aiXos,
aiX(j)8ds, ov, 6,
flute.
Plut. II, 1134
qSa) one that sings A, et alibi.
to the
Ausonia. Apollod. 1, 9, 24. Dion. P. 366. 472. Dion. P. 78. Av(rovLvs, ecttff, 6, Roman. Dion. H. I, 32, 5. Ava-ovLos, ov, Ausonian. Dion. P. 1052, fiaa-ikevs, Roman. Avaovls, Ibos, r), Ausonian. Dion. P. 210, aixpfj,
Ava-ovia, as, y,
Dion. H.
I,
90, 14.
aiXavoeidrjs, is,
19, 17.
{avXav,
EIAQ)
glenAike.
Diod.
I,
Roman.
adcrrrc^, lkos, 6,
mKas
8.
(auXoi), adv. immaterially.
Plotin.
45,
tTKovos.
Plut.
i),
the Latin auspex n, 281 A.

severity.
olavo-
Did. A. 484 B.
Or
Clim. 937 D.
increase,
1, 13, 3.
avo-Trjpia, as,
Justinian. Cod.
1, 3,
*avâvm
Aristot.
10.
aC^m,
to
intransitive.
29, tS>v vofunv.

aioTrjpoTrpaieros,
ov,
Anal. Post.
4,
Diod.
4, 8.
64,
et alibi.
Polyh. 16, 21, Malt. 6, 28.
(^pda-a-a)
acting sternly.
Ptol. Tetrab. 159.
Marc.
14,
9.
the intransitive
4,
Anton. 9, 3. Lucian. Ill, 559, use condemned. Iren. 1,

3.
avTaya66v
Basil.
^ avToayaBov.
Plotin.
I,
154,
7.
airdyyeXTOs, ov, (avTos, dyyiXXm) self-announced.
38,
IV, 533 A.
Leont. Cypr. 1741 B.Plut. I, 10 C. 559 '0 aiôpcvos Xoyoy, a sophism so called.
avTavSpi (aSravbpos), adv. together with the men, men and all, with all on hoard. Polyb. 3, 81,
11.
(See also ailâ-is.)
A. X, 340 B. C. aiâis, ems, ij, increase. Plut. II, 1083 A irepl av^(Teu>s \6yos, the quibble whether a person retains his identity on two consecutive days. 2> Amplificatio, amplification, in rhetoric. Dion. H. V, 556, 11. Longin. 11, 1. 3. Augment, in 12, 1. grammar. Drac. 155, 16 truXXa/Stitiy, syloi|e'ffl
preceding.
Cyrill.
avrairoSeiKTOs,
ov,
(airoScUvvfu)
self-evident.
Did. A. 585 D.
avTapia:Kfia, as,
r],
(avTapea-Kos) self-satisfaction.
Basil, in, 929 C.

avTopeiTKia, as,
6, 9.
17,
preceding.
apio-Koi)
Symm.
Eccl.
avrdpea-Kos,
ov,
{avros,
selfish.
self-pleosing,
self-satisfied,
VseaA-Ignat. 740 C.
labic
augment.
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avrapKeo)
avrapKea,
Sept.
to
278
avroyij
a, ov,
supply with the necessaries of life.

32, 10,
Deut.
avrov,
avTodyws,
nature.
(ayios) holy in himself or by

holiness
iTrrjpKrjcrev
Did. A. 524 C.
tjtos,
I,
fj,
avra.
avTapxâ,
rjo-ai,
(avTapxos)
avroayioTTis,
(dyiorrjs)
itself,
fiovapxea.
Dion
2.
Greg. Naz.
avroatStos, ov,
C. 52, 10, 4.
Pseudo-Dion. 969 B. Epiph. II, 557 dtSios in himself.

1221 B.
f),
avrapxia, as,
fj,
=^
/lovapxta.
Dion C.
54, 12,
C.
avToaXr/Beia, as,
Lyd. 124,
avrapxos, ov,
2. 6,
(dX^Êia) truth
itself.
Orig.
{avros, Hpx"')
61,
7, 3.
= p^vapxos, avAthan.
I,
I,
576 D.
93 C.
973 A.
Alex. A. 557 D.
Athan.
Athan.
by
TOKparap.
airtXeyKTOs,
II,
Dion C.
ov,
(iXeyxa) self-refuted.
avTodX-qBijs, is, (oKrjSrjs) true in itself.
1097 C.
Geopon.
2,
n, 772 D.
aiiTeviavTos, op, (iviavTos)
emerfis, this year's
avToavapdprrjTos,
ov,
(dvapAprr/Tos)
sinless
manure.
932 B.
21, 10.
nature.
Did. 553 A.
ov,
6,
-opposing. airrevavrios, ov, (Jvavrioi) self
Clim.
*avTodv6pamos,
as such.
(avBpamos)
7,
man
7.
himself,
10,
2.
Aristot. Topic. 5,
Ill, 46,
6,
avTVpyr]Tos, ov,
(ivepyeco) self-acting.
Iambi.
(5).
Lucian.
very man.
Plotin. II, 1242,
Myst. 185,
avTeiovaios,
8.
a,
Prod. Parmen. 611

ov,
(avrds, eôvtria)
one's
own
Prod. Parmen. 544 (119). 1. 660 (85).

Plotin.
I,
630
(37).
master: free agent.
Diod. 14, 105 Tovs re
avTodneipov, ov, to, (oKfipov) the infinite

289, 14.
r),
itself.
yap alxpa\o)TOvs d(j)iJKfV avreôvcriovs x^P'^ \vrpiov, gave tliemjheir liberty, liberated them.
Philon
Epict.
I,
avToatroXvTpwo'is, cas,
tion
itself.
(paroXvrpaxns) redemp-
101,
29.
155,
8.
Muson.
212.
Orig. IV, 41 B.
2, 2, 3.
4, 1, 62.
7.
Max.
7.
Tyr. 75, 17.

Clementin.
Orig.
2, I,
avToairpoaScris, es,
(pva-ci dTrpoaSerjs.
Did. A.
Just. Apol. 2,
* 15.
Tatian.
II,
529 C.
avToaperri, ^s,
fj,
19, 16.
Clem. A.
752 A.
(dpir^) virtue
itself.
Athan.
I,
3>
will,
281 A,
iTtaTripias Kol
dmoKeias.
to
Jul. 137 A.
93 C.
avToapxq,
rjs, fj,
Substantively,
avreôiaiov,
free
(dpxri) beginning
itself.
Gall.
freedom, of the will. Just. Tryph. 102. Tatian. 7. 11. Iren. 1101 C. Clementin.
20, 10.
apud
Jul.
455 B.
fj,
avToâaiXela, as,
(âa-iXela)
kingdom
boreos
itself.
11, 8.
Tertull. 11,
249
A.
253 B,
Cyrill.
H. 409 A.
tj,
685 A. Orig. I, power to tke contrary. Did. A. 973 B.

3, p.
Orig.in, 1197 B.
avToôpeas,
ov,
6,
{ôpias)
himself.
Lucian.
avToôvXr),
I,
170.
(/3ouX^) counsel
itself.
avTfôvcnoTris, tjtos,
the being aiireôva'tos,
agency.
C.
Pseudo-Jbs. Mace.
Basil.
I,
500.
free Clem.
rjs, fj,
Nemes.
will.
736 A.
auro/SouXijTor, ov, (j3ouXo/uu)
A. n, 752 A.
Epiph.
II,
449 C.
Adam. 1800
will.
of one's own
52 D.
Iren.
Orig.
1,
14,
7, /SouXij.
avTeova-lais, adv.
of one's own free

7.
avToôvXos, ov, (PovXrf) self-willed.
Isid. 337
IV, 560 A.
Plotin. 11, 1382,
D.
Clem.
eye-
avTETratveTos, ov,
(eVatveco) self-praised.
avToyiveSXos, ov, (yeveffXrj) self-begotten.
Greg.
R.
1,
30.
Naz.
Ill,
517 A.
Philon
avremoKoiTos, ov, (cVi'<rK05ror)

witness.
Cyrill.
ov,
=^ avroTmjs,
avToyevfjs, is, (ylyvopai) self-produced.

I,
A. VI, 273 A.
(eViTao'o'co)
618,
7.
Max.
Tyr. 62, 24.
Hippol. Haer.
airfTTiraKTos,
self-commanded.
being
136, 31.
Synes. 1305 C.
avTTjKota,
as,
fj^
893 (133).
(avTrjKoos)
the
Did. A. 448 C. Prod. Parmen. 2. Substantively, TO ai'ToyfVfs,
an
ear-
==
vdpKiaa-os,
KoXoKvvdts.
witness.
Genes. 117, 13.

tI),
avToayadov, ov,
Numen. apud
154, 7 as V.
1.
jEms. Ill,
avTo dyadov, good itself. 905 C. Plotin. I,
175 (177). 3. Antogenes, a Gnostic foment. Iren. 692 B. 693 A. Theod. IV, 364 A.
(161).
aiiToyeviKos,
r),
Diosc.
4,
158
Eus. IV, 253 B.
928 D.
ov,
Pseudo-Dion. 593
T&yaBov.
avroyevfjs.
Orig. Ill, 272
avrorayaJBov, write avrb
B. C, dpAprrjpa.
avToyivvrjTiKos,
tj,
ov,
=z
following.
Prod.
Just,
avTodyados,
ov,
=^
(picrei dyajB6s.
Did. A. 601
Parmen. 821 (10).

avToyivvrjTos, ov, (yewdco) self-begotten.
A.
avToayaBoTrjs, rjros, ^, goodness
itself.
Pseudo-
Cohort. 11
6.
(quoted).
C.
Hippol. Haer. 178,
Dion. 636 C.
avToayyeXtKos,
in
itself.
r),
Clementin. 16, 16.
Epiph.
II,
545 A.
him-
ov, (aiiros,
ayyeKiK6s) angelical
Adam. 1793
Max. Conf.
ov,
6,
Solaol.
337 B.
sanctification
avToaytaa^pos,
itself
I,
(d.ym<Tp6s)
aiiToyeapyos, ov, 6, (yewpyos) Philon. 1, 685, 38. self.

avToyri,
fjs,
r),
husbandman
Orig.
HI, 457 C.
IV, 41 B.
Athan.
(yi))
earth
itself,
the archetypal
93 C.
earth.
Plotin. II, 1288, 6.
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avTO'fKmj(iv
oiroyXfflX'"! '""î ' V> (yXaX''')
279
^ôse point
as
is
avTodrjpiov
(j,
avToiv, evos, rh,
h)
unity
itself.
Prod.
Pseudo-
not detached Heliod.
from
the shaft,
9, 19, oitrros,
an arrow. the shaft and the point

Iambi.
Parmen. 547 (125).

aiiToevepyrjTos, ov, (evepyea) self-acting.
being one piece.

-avToyovos, ov, (yiyvo/iai) self-generating.
Dion. 1104 C.
avToevrt (avroevTrjs), adv. with one's
own hand.
Dion
C.
Myst. 261, 13.

avToypmrros,
ov,
292, 3.
following.
Dion
Euagr. 2664 B.
written with one's
C. 58, 24, 4.
ri,
=:
avToevria, as,
(avToevrrjs) murder.
MVToypa(j)os, ov,
(ypd<j>a))
own
582
Frag. 13,
2.
hand.
Posidon. apud Athen. 4, 53, original.

11,
avToevaia-is, ecos, ^, (hacrts}
union
itself.
Pseudo-
Dion. H.
857,
5, iTTurrokii.
Pint.
I,
Dion. 820 B.
avTOfTTtarrjiiT),
rjs,
fj,
D. n, 1115 C. Porphyr. Vit. Plotin. Bus. II, 1025 A, ypaîj.

^vTohaLp,e>v, ovos, o, {hoip.tov')
I,
70, 9.
(fmo-Tij/ii))
knowledge or
2.
science
itself.
Plotin. II, 1009,

rj,
very demon. Plotin.
avToerepoTTjs, rjros,
(crepoTijr) difference (otherI,
537, 10.
ness)
itself.
Plotin.
299, 11.
.aixoSfijs, s,
(Sea) deficient in himself.

74, 3.
t),
Hermes
as such.
avTocTirrjs, ov, 6, (eras)
of the same year.
Galen.
Tr.
Poem.
n, 99 D.
itself,
avrohcKas, dSos,
(hcKos) decade
avToîorj, ^s,
fj,
(Carj) life itself.
Hippol. 620 D.

avTo8f(nroTia, as,
ij,
Orig. Ill, 996 B.

itself.
Method. 364 B.
Eus. IV,
(SfOTroTeia) mastery
288 C. VI, 837 C.

avTo^wta, as,
rj,

fiiToSfoiroTof,
ov,
= preceding.
5,
7, 7.
Orig. VII, 196 B.

itself,
(SetTTrdnjs)
absolute
master.
*aiToâov,
Aristot.
ov, to,
(Côv) animal
as such.
9.
Pseudo-/os. Maec. 1 (3, p. 500 TS>v iraBSsv

SeOTTOnjs),
Topic.
Plotin. II, 1241,
rav
TtaQajv.

avToâis,
a>v,
airoScinroTas, adv. with absolute power. Method.
(fmof) self-living.
Prod. Parmen.
itself.
161 A.
airoSiaKovla, as,
ij,
796 (298). 545 (121).

(auToStoKoyos)
self-service.
avToâaiois,
ia>s,
fj,
(^mwa-is) vivif cation
Clem. A.
I,
592 B.
self.
Athen.
1,
31.
Pseudo-Dion. 956 A.
servant,
-airoSwifcoi'or, ou, 6, (Stafcovos)
one's
own
avTodats, tSos,
Ill, 13.
ij,
(Qats) very Thais.
Lucian.
Plut. II,
serving one's
il. I,
Strab. 16, 4, 26.
CTem.
369 A.
(avToSiSaKTos},
avToddvaTos, ov, (ddvaros) self-killed.
'avToSiSoKTios
one's self.
adv. by teaching
9, 7.
293 C.
avTodeXcl (de\a>) adv. voluntarily.
avTodfv, adv. in
itself,
Alex. Aphr. Probl.
C/em.
story.
Mel. 122.
self-
A.
I,
613 A.
of
itself,
by nature,
airoSiTiyeofuu (hirfyiopM), to tell one's
own
(in composition).
(f>avfis,
Cleomed. 31, 41 (50),
ix-
Diog.
9,
111.
(avTo&iryyiofmi) self-narrating.
self-evident.
Strab. 2, 1, 40, p. 139,
aiToSifiyrjTos, ov,
25,
eKfiapTvpeloOaL.
II,
Muson.
235, yvaipipxt.
Diog.
9,
111,
epp,rjvela.
fdiToSiKaiov, ov, TO, (SiKaiov) right itself.

11,
Aristid.
244,
8.
Prod. Parmen. 773 (262). 627

r/s, t],
916 E. 930 A, <j)aiv6fievov, being self-evident. 1020 B, exeiv. PseudoDemetr. 56, 5, aKova-drjvai. Sext. 94, 32,
Plut.
irpohrjXos.
363 C.
_(32).
miTo&iKauKjvvr],
itself
.128, 32,
oKriBfS,
as self-evident. in
itself.
131, 4. 605,
13.
(biKaLooivri) righteousness
369,
14,
true
Orig.
I,
I,
1372 D.
IV, 41 B.
120 B.
656, 17, was self-evident.

nreiv.
669,
11,
Trpooniits
Plotin.
32, 1.
Orig.
avTobopos, ov, (Sopa) together with the skin, skin
literal sense,
I, 692 C, being taken in not allegorically.
and
all.
Plut. 11, 694 B.

as,
tj,
2. Inconsiderately, without due refection

servitude
itself.
-m/ToSTOXeia,
(SouXfia)
hastily.
Polyb.
5, 35, 13.
1,
S, 98, 2.
8, 1, 2,

'avTO&vvafus,
ecos,
fj,
mrotrraTfOV.
KTeov.
Diod.
37, p. 46, 80, npoae-
(8vvap.is)
I,
IV, 89 B. 717 C.
himself.
Athan.
power itself. Orig. 93 D. Pseudo-Dion.
2, 5, p.
117, 98, aKoveiv.
aiiTodeos, ov, 6, (avTos, 6e6s)

self,
God
in
and of him-
very god.
Orig. IV, 109 A, the Father.
<WTo8vvafios, ov, (Svvapts) powerful in
and of
Greg. Naz.
ov,
avrobivaTos,
avTocihijs, is,
= preceding.
II,
441 B.
Simoc. 93, 15.
Eus. n, 856 B. VI, 928 D, the Son. Epiph. n, 557 c.

avTodeoTrjs, rjTos,
Dioii.
f),
the being avroBeos.
Pseudoitself.
(EIAQ)
like one's self.
Anton. 11,
953 A.
rjTos,
12.
avTo6epp,6Tris,
^,
(BepfiOTrjs)
heat
avToehai, to, (elvai, el/it) self-existence. PseudoDion. 856 B. 953 D. Max. Conf Schol.
Basil. TV, 253

aiiToOiaKTis,
ecos,
A.
rj,
(decoo'is)
deification
itself.
380
t6 avroov.
rjs, rj,
Pseudo-Dion. 956 A,
avTotiprivri,
(elprjvt])
peace
itself.
Pseudo-
avTo6r)piov,
ov,
to,
very
dripiov.
Chrys. IX,
Dion. 949 C.
445 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aVTOI,CTOV
avTotcTov, ov, TO,
280
following.
avroftaOeia
o-tos.
(IVos)
Prod.
Clem. A.
1,
944 A.
2.
ImperatoNicol. D.
7,
Parmen. 676 (112).

avToicrarqs, rjTos,
r],
rius, imperatorial,
of
the emperor.
equality itself.
Prod. Parmen.
purification
97.
dp^rj.
PhUon n,
570, 29.
Herodn.
10, 12,
676 (112).
itself.
Pseudo-Dion. 917 A.
f),
Eus. IV, 808 A, tropically.
avTOKadapms, fas,
(KoBapcns)
Greg. Naz. H, 400 C.

itself.
avTOKpaTopucas, adv. L. imperatorie. Wee an emCaesarius 909. Plut. I, 922 D. peror.

avTOKpaTopls, Lhos,
ij,
avTOKaKov, ov, to, (^KaKov) evil

150, 11.
Ploiin.
I,
the residence
of an alroPhryn. P.
S.
154, 8.
ov,
Pseudo-Dion. 717 C.
(jroiia)
Kparap.
18, 15.
Jos. Ant. 18, 2, 1.
avTOKaXKoTToios,
Xos.
creating
ovtokA-
avTOKparos, ov,
:=
avTOKepaaTos.
1, 59.
Pseudo-Dion. 956 B. aiToKoXXos, ovs, to, (koKKos} beauty itself, ideal Prod. Parmen. 663 (91). Pseudobeauty.
Dion. 956 B.
avTOKoXov,
Aristid.
oi, TO,
Athen.
avTOKparap, epos, 6, sc. arpaTqyos, the Diod. Ex. Vat. 140, 20. imperator.
14, 2, 24, p. 138, 16.
Roman
Strab.
34.
3.
(Kd\6v)
the
beautiful
I,
itself.
529,
21.
7,
562,
41.
Philon II, 519, Jos. Ant. 14, 9,

Inscr. 184.
Plut.
H, 241, 9. VI, 928 D. Basil.

627 (32).
avTOKarddeTOS,
Plotin.
I,
Bus. 216 B. Prod. Parmen.

154,
9.
B. J.
8, 14.
4, 2. Vit. 65.
alibi.
H,
1, 2.
805 A, et
Just.
ApoL
1, 1.
App.
ov, (KaTaTlBrifii) that
(made
his
deposition)
of
his
has confessed own accord.
2.
12.
Theophil. 3, 27.
Dion
C. 43, 44,
The Roman
dictator.
3, 87, 9.
Diod. 12, 64.
Polyb. Dion. H.
with
3, 86, 7.
II,
416,
Simoc. 263, 13.

avTOKaToKpiTos, ov, (KaTwcpiTos) self-condemned.
Paul. Tit. 3, 11. Iren. 633 D. A. 1160 B.

avTOKeKeiaTias (aii-oKeXfuoros),
854 A. Did.
adv.
avTOKpaTas (auTOKpar^s), sway. Lyd. 124, 12.

aiiToKpta-ts, ear,
13,
adv.
absolute
(Kpia-is) judgment itself.
Orig.
of one's
IV, 120 B.
avTOKpiTos,
ov,
own
C.
accord.
Aristeas 12.
Anast. Sin. 249
(Kpivai)
self-interpreted dream.
Artem. 387.
avTOKTovia, as,
fj,
avTOKepaoTos, ov, {KepavvvfiC) moderately mixed or diluted with water, as wine. Sibyll. 8, 135.
(avroKTOvos) self-murder, suicide.
Clementin. 312 C.
avTOKvêpvrjTt
steering.
(/cu/Sfjavao)),
Phryn. P.
ne<j>VK6s
S. 3,
10 AvTOKcpas,
<njp,alvei
to av-
adv. by one's own
TOKipaoTov KOi (rvfifieTpas KfKepao'p.evov, r/yovv
Philipp. 73.
6, {kvkKos') circle itself,
Kepavwadm.
avTOKviôs, ov,
circle.
the ideal
aiTOK<paXos, ov, (Kf(paXri) politically independent.
Themist. 202, 11.
Theoph. Cont. 84. Porph. Adm. 128, 16. 2. Ecclesiastically independent, applied to independent bishoprics, as those of Bulgaria, Cyprus, Iberia. Theod. Lector 2, 2, ixqTpoEpiph. CP. 789 B (opposed to imTToXts. Theophyl. B. aKomnv cVf;;(ofiei'(Bv 732 B). Epist. 27. Balsam, ad Concil. Const. 2.
avToKeKTos, ov,
of.
Nicet. Byz. 704 B.

avToXe^ci.
avTo\eKTa>s,
= avrdis adv. =
\e^c<n, in the very words
Damasc. HI,
airats Xfêm,
696 A.
avToXfêi (aiiTos, Xiîs), adv.
in the
^^=
same words, word for word.

Just. Apol. 1, 33.
PhilonTl,
2, 27, 1.
697, 49.
Iren.
avTOKTjpv^, vKos,
6,
(KTjpv^) self-constitutcd herald.

5, 14.
Phryn. Praep. Soph.

1
(Compare Solon
Iambi. Myst.
Plotin.
Orig. I, 753 Clem. A. n, 352 B. C. (Compare Clem. A. I, 1280 (1109) B.)
C
X,
avTOKivrjo-ta, as, ^,
(12) AvTor KTipvi TjKdov.) following.
avToXiBos, ov,
6,
(Xidos) Stone
itself.
Chrys.
245 E;
avToXoyeo),
self
Pseudo-Dion. 596 C.
^(tq),
12,7.
avToKivqais,
ea)r,
rj,
(avTos, Xeyo)) to talk about one s
(Kivrjais)
motion
itself.
Orig. HI,
1473 B.
rj,
n, 1121,
36, 13. 28.
4.
avToXoyiOTrjS, ijros,
(javiu))
(XoyioTqs)
following.
avTOKivrjTos, ov,
self-moved.
Philon
I,
Max. Conf.
avToXoyos, ov,
Schol. 40 C.
Plut. n, 281 F, et aUbi.

9.
Sext. 408,
6,
(Xoyos) the Divine Reason
itself,
Iambi. Myst. 292,
avToKivrjTas, adv. being self-moved.
Iambi. Myst.
Orig. 1, applied to the Christian Logos. 973 A. 1373 (Celsus). 576 D. 852
51,
7.
avTOKkaSos, ov, (xXaSof) together with the branches, with the branches on. Lucian. 11, 102, KvTvapta-(Tos.
A. C. 837 D.
m,
1072 B.
Eus. IV, 253 A. VI,
avToXoxevTos, ov, (Xopfeuco) essentially

ycvvriTos.
airo-
Sibyll.
1,
20.
EpipL
I,
345 C.
avTOKpaTrjTiKos,
r),
ov,
(avTOKpaTrjs}
ruling with
Ajrav-
Syncs.
Hymn.
6, 1, p.
1609.
absolute power.
Ta>v.
Pseudo-Dion. 329 B,
avTOKpaToptia,
C. 69, 4, 3.
ev<Ta>,
= avroKparap
(avTOKparap)
elpi.
Dion
avToXvplâ (Xvpiâi), playing on a lyre personally. Lucian. HI, 321 "Ovos avToXvpiCau, a proverb.
avTopudeia, as,
ij,
avTOKpaTopiKos,
rj,
ov,
the being avT0fia6i)s.
Plvt.
II,
aireôi-
973 E.
Digitized
by Microsoft
avTOfiadrj^
miroiioBr}!, es, (fiavddva)
281
*avToirayris,
es,
avTOTrpayia
(irr]ywp,i) self-fixed.
self-instructed.
Philon
learning of one's self, I, 35, 38. 114, 12.

I, 724 B. Philon I, 552, 28.
apud
Aristid. II, 467, 11.

Ill,
rj,
Ephor. Agathar. 130, 18.

;
Plut.
n, 992 A.
17,
Clem. A.
Greg. Naz.
avTOTToBfta, as,
462 A.
{avT0Tta6r]s) conviction
3,
avToitadia,
:^
avrofiaBem,
ex-
Aristid. Q. 79.
perience.
Polyb.
2.
108,
2.
12, 28, 6.
Dion.
*E^ ai-
avTojwJBas, adv.
liy
learning of one's
self.
Phiwit-
H. VI, 1023,
Reflexiveness,
Plut. Frag. 693
lon
I,
62, 24.
TonaQdas, feelingly.
Polyb.
3,
108,
3.
2.
D.
avrojiaprvpla (avTOfiaprvs), to he one's

ness.
own
in
grammar.
Apollon.
rijs
Diog.
9,
110.
Pron. 302 C.
Synt. 147, 21,
air^s avv-
mnofiaprrvs, vpos, 6, (lidprvs) one's

Cyrill.
own
witness.
Ta^fcos.
A.
m,
fi,
69 C.
Mêthod. 6 7 B(avTOjuiToi) chance, fortuitous-
avTonadfo),
ijo-m,
to suffer in one's
own person.
In
avTO^Tt in: avTop-artos.

alrojuxna, as,
ness.
Clementin. 440 D.
avTOTradtjs,
cs,
(jrda-x<o)
self- suffering.
Plut.
I,
253 D, the
Roman
goddess
99,
grammar,
Fortuna.
avTOfiaTiâi
7 -<T6ai.
opposed to aWoT!a6r)s. Apollon. D. Pron. 316 A. 315 C, as in rireflexive;
avTop.6Kea>.
Simoc. 79, 18.
m-o) ifiavTov.
Synt. 285, 28.
Sext. 281, 15,
prjpa, as (f)6lvw, Trdcxai, 7rvpi(T(Ta>.
auTop,aTurji^s, ov, 6, the doctrine
of
the atomical
*aiToira6S)s, adv. instinctively
from
one's
own
philosophy.
Dion.
H. VI,
2,
1011, 7
Kar
av7,
experience,
from
conviction.
Epicur. apud
Topanirp^v, by chance.
p.
Jos. Ant. 10, 11,

4.
Diog. 10, 137,

3, 12, 1,
I,
(fievyoficv Trjv
545.
Theophil.
Hippol. 42, 67.
et alibi.
Plut.
I,
aKyqbova. Polyb. 786 A. Clem. A.
Caesarius 993.
avTOfiaTurnjs, ov, 6, (avroixanâi)
325 A.
believer in the
avT07rdpaKTOs,ov, (Trapdyia) self-derived. PseudoJus*.
atomical philosophy oi'EiTpKmras.

aro/HiT(Ti/s, ov, 6,
2.
Mai. 251.
Syncell. 525,
1432 B. 1444 A.
as,
17,
preceding.
avToTrapa^la,
the
being
avToirdpoKTos.
Theoph. 657, 4.
Pseudo-Just. 1441 C.
aiiTopaTov, ov, to, (ovtSjuitos)
chance
Plut.
to irpdram,
providence.
II,
opposed 549 D.
itself.
avTOTrdpdevos, ov,
ij,
(Trapdevos)
gin indeed.
Eus.
571 E.
572 D.
avToirarrip, epos, 6,
II,
pure virgin, vir1480 A, da-iojTpM. following. Greg. Nyss.
airofieycdos, ov, to, (jieyeBos)
magnitude
its
in, 316 A.
avTonaTtup, opos, 6, (waTrip') he
airofieXos,
Prod. Parmen. 663 (90). ov, (p-eXos) having

In the Ritual,
who
is
his
own
oivn melody.
Tpoirdpiov,
father,
and consequently
10 (9), 10.
Autopator,
the
unbegotten.
Orph.
to avTo/ieXov,
to its
sc.
a troparion sung
avTOjiep,îa,
own
tune.
It
may be
metrical, or in prose.
at,
fj,
(îic/Kpofiai)
self-reproach.
Unbegotten One, ::= Anon. Valent. ^v66s of the Valentinians. 1277 B. Epiph. I, 345 C.
avTOTreiroidrjTos,
ov,
1.
3.
Hymn.
Clim.
969 D.
^s,
f),
(TriiroiBa)
self-confident.
avToiiFroxr),
(jierox^)
self-participation.
Syncell.
685,
Pseudo-JDwn. 820 C.
aiTofi-qvi
avT&imrros, ov, (jrliTTa) self-falling.

Attic.
Colder.
in
I,
{ju]v),
adv. in the same month.
29
(BasU).
Tj,
apud Bus. in, 1308 A.

avTopjiKeiuos,
ov,
barbarous,
avTOTTUTTos,
aii-d/ioXor.
6v,
(ttiotos)
Ill,
Credible
itself
Oenom. apud Eus.

255, 22 -imruTTOs.
392 C.
ore
Anon. Math.
one's
Simoc.
74, 9.
avTovoepos, a, ov, (voepSs) intellectual in

itself.
and of
I,
avTOTToSrjTi (airdirous),
adv.
322.
own
feet,
Bus. n, 872 A.
on foot.
itself.
Lucian.
adv.
11,
avTovovs, ov, 6, (yoos)
mind
Plotin.
avTOTToSi,
5, 2.
:=
preceding.
foot.
Dion C. 50, Dion C.

36,
Eus. IV, 253 A. VI, 928 D. avTovvKTi (ro|), adv. on the same night.
481, 14.
Jos.
avTOTTohla, as,
rj,
a going on
(Troteto)
Ant. 17,
Tit.
9, 5, p.
tjtos,
853.
ff,
52,
3.
44, 8, 8.
self-created.
avTo^porqs,
(j^porrjs)
dryness
itself.
avroiroLj)Tos, ov,
PseudoPlotin.
B. 1192 B.
aurod/ioioi', ov, Tb,
^
fj,
Just.
1444 A.
quantity
itself.
following.
Prod. Parmen.
avTOTToa-ov, t6, (ttoo-ov')
673 (107).
aiToo/xofdnjs, tjTos,
n, 690,
(6/ioidn;s) similarity itself.
10.
avTOTTovs, ovv, (irovs)

avTOTrpaycto,
rjcra,
on foot.
Lucian.
I,
137.
Pseudo-Dion. 820 A.
aiiToov,
913 D.
being
itself.
(irpda-a-a) to act for one's self.
see avToeivai.
{oviria)
Hence,
Plotin.
to
be independent,
30, p. 140, 12.
fj,
said of a state.
avToavo-ia, as, ^,
Strab.
8, 3,
n, 1365, 10.
Eus. IV, 356 A.

fj,
*avT0Trpayia, as,
the acting
for one's
self, in-
avToovalaiTis, etas,
aviriaiTis itself.
Pseudo-
dependence.
Chrysipp. apud Plut. H, 1043

121.
Orig. IV, 141 C.
Dvm. 956 A.
36
B.
Diog.
7,
Digitized
by Microsoft
avTOTrpoaiperoi
282
the.
avTOTe\a)<;
avTonpoaipeTos, ov, (Trpompia)) acting offree will, Em. II, 64 A. Serap. Aeg. 912 C. Hierocl.
C. A. 70, 5.
avTOTTpoaipeTas,
Orig.
p.
I,
Mai.
20. 21.
182, 12.
446, 21, 2a/wi82, 18,
peirqv 'lovXiavov.
Porph.
0eov.
Adm.
imthis.
TToaTOTOV
a'o(f)Las
adv.
by
acting
of free
will.
2, 2,
3.
With
the article, o avros
oStos,
589 C.
Cyrill.
H. Catech.
409 A.
(TrpocrKOTTTo)
AvT07rpocrK67rTai, wv, ol,
Autopro-
Euagr. 2561 A 'OfpciKovTfs t6v avrbv Trporpeâadai AioirKopov. 4, 38, p. 2773 A Tf/v aiChron. 67. Mai. 20. 24. TTjv Neav Aavpav.
26. 70.
name given to those who separated from the communion of the catholic Church
scoptae, a
for trivial reasons.
avTOTTpoatoireco,
Tjo'a),
167, 20.
rjs,
aiiTOtravbapaKT),
the
1.
essence
of
(ravSapaKt/-
Damasc.
I,
761 B.
Alciphr. Frag. 4,
aiJrocre
(avTOTTpotTOiiTOs) to
I,
Clem. A. thing in person. TovTois, to speak in person.

Cer. 669, 18.
avTowpoa-wrros, ov, in one's
1,
do any337 C, to eVi
avrov, there.
Agath. 140.
avTO(reâ<rTos, ov, ((rf/Saoros) august in himself.
Marc. Diad. 1165 D.

Porph.
avToa-BcvTjs,
is,
avTOTrpoa-amov, ov, to, (irpoa-mirov) visor ?
(o'êVffi)
mighty
in
himself.
Hippol. 832 C.
own person: Lucian.

KvTonpoaamos enai-
avTocKanavevs, cas,
Alciphr.
3, 70, 2.
6,
(jTKaTravevs)
a very
digger.
140, (coXXof, without a mask. II, 674. Eus.

Jul.
n, 1520 B.
367
avTotTKevos, ov,
(tTKevrf)
vovs aSeiv ip.avTov.

avTOjrpocramois, adv. in person.
19.
Synes. 1304 A.
of simple 1548 B. C.
construction.
11,183,17.
1237 B.
Philon I, 122, Hermog.'Shet. 60, 15. Iren. Clem. A. I, 1172 D.

to see
avToaKevas, adv. simply, plainly.

C.
avToo'Kapfia,
aros,
to,
(o-(cS/ifia)
Synes. 1080
real
joke.
cnjron'Tea), râm, {âvTOTrrqs)
with one's
own
Alciphr.
3, 43.'
eyes, to be an eye-witness. Paus. 4, 31, 5. Eus. II, 1121 A. IV, 948 C, avTov. Cyrill. H. 841 B. Psell. 1136 D. 2. Passive, to be favored with a vision (in theurgy). Porphyr. Aneb. 40, 5. Synes. 1221 C. 1289 B To
avTOTTTTjdrjvai 6e6v.
dvTocrpj.Kp6v, TO, ((TftiKpos) small in itself.
Prod.
Parmen. 676 (112).

avTO(TjxiKpcn-qs,
itself.
rjTos,
i],
(irôcpoTjjf )
smallness
Prod. Parmen. 677 (113). avTOCTo<pia, as, r], (cro(j)ia) wisdom itself.
I,
Orig.
avTowTLKSs,
fj,
ov, (oxiTOTTTrfs)
belonging
to
witness, seeing with one'^
In theurgy, belonging to avTo\jrla. lambl.Mjst. 73, 14, nveifzaTa. 82, 16, Se't$is.
129.
aUroTTTos, ov, (opdai) seen
2.
own
eyes.
an eyeScymn.
973 A., m, 1197 B. Athan. I, 93 B.

rjtra),
Eus. IV, 253 A. B.

Stand alone.
Phi-
avToaraTfco,
lon
I,
(JarrffiC) to
688, 48.
rj,
aiiToa-uiTTaTos,
ov,
II,
(^(nrviaTtjfu^
self-recomr
24
Psell.
of himself. Orig. VII, 'E| avTOTTTov, with one's own eyes. 1136 C.
adv. face
to
mended.
Sap.
2, 2,
I,
Epiph.
44
D
Sept.
2.
avTocrx^Bloas (avrocrxiSios), adv. off-hand.
fortuitously.
Dion. H. V, 205,
avTOTTTcos,
face.
Petr. Sic. 1337
Philon
665, 34.
B.
avTopiôs, see avropptôs.
avT6po(pos, ov, (opocî)) self-roofed.
avTordyadov, see avToaya96v.

avTOTeXeia, as,
osition,
r),
(auToreX^s) sentence or prop-
Dion. H. I, 205, 5, a-KTivij. 0pp. Cyn. 2, 588. Hal. 1, Ael. N. A. 16, 17. 22. Greg. Naz. IH, 1439 avTapo(ôs.
in
grammar.
Apollon. D. Pron.
erv ypd<j>eis).
268 B. C (auTor ypdtêi, 12, 4 (fyo) n^piTraTtti).

avTOTikeios,
ov,
Synt.
(teXeios)
perfect in himself.
avToppiôs, ov, (.plâ) root

p. 325, 41.
and
all.
Diod.
4, 12,
Marc. Diad. 1165 C.

auTOTEXeioTTjr,
rp-os,
fj,
Babr. 36 airopiôs.
it,
avTOi,
rj,
6,
he, she,
etc.
the
being
cciroTeXeios,
At!r6 jiovov,
more
Iambi Myst.
Dion. 165 C.
46, 15.
i],
emphatic than fj,6vov, only. Philon II, 252, 38 'EoTt yap ov ^vXaiv avrb fiovov SairavrjOeuTQ}v VTTO TTvpos, dWo. Ka\ âov irpos TrjV TotavTTjv
avTOTEXerapxia, as,
TeXerapxla
itself.
Pseudo-
*avTOTfXi;s, es, complete in
itself,
as an indeAristot.
7,
Kadapa-iv eVmjSeiou, tivod
and only wood.

2, 12.
pendent sentence or proposition.

Topic.
1, 5, 9.
276, 1 Aiaxpivas avSpas avro fiovov yvvaiKoiv

Koi vrjniatv TfXfiovs.
Chrysipp.
apud Diog.
65.
Ael. Tact.
Apollon.
A (u, ^povra).
327
D. .^ron. 303 A.
jjiovov
Conj. 479, 4 Of jx^v avro Ta ovopara rav <TVv84o'pa>v KareXfâv.

47, 15.
B, the vocative. Conj. 491, 25 (f/pepa eari: but ^Toi fjp,epa iariv is not avroreXris). Synt.
3, 5,
Jpydnjs, a mere
Lucian. I, 13, Eus. II, 76 B. Auto toSto, adverbially. Iambi. Math. 208 Trjs avTO tovto Ktvovpivqs .... Auto toOto tA padclv rh rijs e'moTfjprjs 6ea>pr)paTa. 2.
Synt. 155, 19. 20.
workman.
Xoyos, complete sentence or proposition,
as ovTos TrcpiTraTfi.
17,
biAvoia,
Herodn. Gr. Schem.

Sext.
592,
3,
complete sense.
304,
a^lapji.
*avToTXS>s,
dently.
adv. completely,
wholly,
indepenr
Polyb.
Sometimes
it is
equivalent to the article
6,
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by Microsoft
avTOTeyvo';
3, 29, 3.
283
Dion. H.
C.
acjiaipsfia
PaHh. Prooem.
VI, 790,
<"'i
p. 3, 4.
avTotfxoTos, ov, self-illumined.
Anast. Sin. 240

itself.
V,
73, 1.
9.
Sext. 439, 12.
auTOTex"'"!
(j^X'^) self-instructed in the art.

(ovrds) identity;
avToxapis, iTos,
3,
i7,,(;(dpts)
grace
Alciphr.
Plut. II, 991 E, jrpos lamv.

avTOTTis, TITOS,
iTeporrjs.
Tj,
43,
2.
fj,
opposed to
avToxfipla, as,
Jos. B. J.
(avToxeip) self-murder, suicide.
Sext. 528, 33.

tj,
3, 8, 5.
^wTOToimrros,
ov,
(toiovtos)
having the very
avToxeipoT6vt)Tos, ov, (xîpoTovea) self-appointed.
form.
201,
Orig. II,
49 B.
avTciTpo(f>os, ov, (rpicjxo)
oIkocitos.
Phryn.
9.
condemned.
Chrys. X, 2 B. Meet. Byz. 741 D. avToxdpas, adv. avToxeipi. Anast. Sin. 245 A.
ouTouj.adv.
=:
avToa-e, thither.
Agath. 60,
avToxoKaros,
avToxpoos,
ov,
(JôXom)
angry of
one's self.
avTov.'irepova-io!, ov,
(vTrfpovaios) supersubstantial
Palladas 65.
ov, (xpo") ^''^ ' natural color. Plut. II, 270 E, psXav, black by nature.
in
and of himself.
avTovios, ov, 6,
(vlos) very son.
Vseudo-Dion. 816 C. Orig. IV, 129

rj,
A.
<WTOvirepaya66Tris, tjtos,
lute
2.
(vTrfpayaBor/js)
Of one
410, 15.
color.
abso-
avToxvTos,
I,
ov, Cx^ffl)
Plut. 11, 330 A, xâ/ivsself-poured or shed. ristid.
goodness.
rjs,
avTovTTOfiovri,
tience itself.
Fseudo-Dion. 820 C. t], (yirofiovri) endurance or paOrig. Ill, 457 C. 565 C. D.

to
413, 17.
adv. with one's
avToijri or avToyêl (avTormis),
own
D.
eyes.
Amphil. 61 C.
Chrys. Ill, 606
axTovpyiofmi (avTovpyeto),
create one's self.
Dion. Alex. 1253 A.

avTovpyrjfui,
avToîa,
Diosc.
Plut.
I,
as,
1,
aros, to,
I,
(avTovpyea) work done.
fj, a seeing with one's own eyes. Prooem. p. 3. Just. Tryph. 115.
Dion Chrys.
403, 49.
412 E.
11,
avToipyrjTos, ov, self-wrought.
Anthol.
XL,
222,
roughly made.
Dion Chrys.
311, 10.
avTovpyiKas (auTovpyiKos), adv. with one's own hand, in person. Iren. 1237 A. Clem. A.
I,
621 A.
Anast. Sin. 1053 C.
Soran. 257, 30. Clem. Porphyr. Vit. Plot. 61, 14, theurgio vision. Iambi. Myst. 76, 14, rav eeav. Psell. 1136 D. 2. Collection of medical rules. In this sense it was used by the Empirici. Oalen. 11, 287 C.
Ill,
Lucian.
452.
A. n, 85
C.
avToâvris,
h,
((fiaivofmi)
self-appearing, self76,
avTo^XV'
^s,
fj,
(V'l'xv) ôul itself.
Plotin. II,
manifested.
13.
1041, 10.
Jul.
302 C.
Greg. Naz. HI,
Pseudo-Dton. 240 C.
auTocjiepavvfios, ov, absolutely <jiepawp,os,
avTCDpocpos, ov,
^= aiôpoôs.
to throttle,
Euthal.
1439 A.
avx^vi^tc,
ia-co,
708 B.
avTotjidopd,
as,
fj,
choke.
Philon
II,
355,
(cjiSopa)
corruption
itself.
6.
372,
2.
Pseudo-ZH'ore. 717 C.
WTo(jiovevT^s,
ov,
6,
avx^viov,
ov,
TO, =:z avx^lv,
tiller.
Epiph.
I,
{(povevrfjs)
self-murderer.
1044 A.
Pao. 142.
avxfjfJ.aTiKos,
Porph.
Adm.
78, 15.
Schol. Arist.
Eus. H. E. 2, 7 (Heinichen). Can. Apost. 22. Nil. 261 C, tavrmv. Syncell. 624, 16. (Compare Eus. II, 156 B ôvevrifv iavrov.)
avT6<popTos, ov, cargo
Bust. 1533, 45 seq.

T],
ov, (avx^jfia)
arrogant.
Did. A.
Ill,
948 B.
avxqiiariKas, adv. arrogantly.
and
all.
Plut.
H, 467
itself.
Damasc.
696
C.
auTo^povridis, fas,
fj,
A.
((ppovrjo-is)
prudence
aixflv, eVos, 6, neck.
Philostr.
303 Toe avx^va
Himer. Eclog. 32, 12, p. 306. avTotjnirjs, ovs, 6, Autophyes, one of the ten emanations from avdpamos and iKtOvqa-ia. His spouse is fibovfj. Iren. 449 A.
axiTotpvcns, fios,
tj,
ioTrjcn Koi to (ftpovrnia, to be high-spirited or
proud.
2.
Tiller
of a rudder
Greg. Naz.
Ill,
ol'a|.
Patriarch. 1112 A.
Martyr. Areth. 56.

C.
((j)va-is)
I,
nature
itself.
Method.
very
Leo. Tact. 19,
5.
1039 A. VswA-Athan. IV, 268 Bust. 1533, 45 Ur)M^^^ avxiios,
B. avTocj)covia, as, fj, (avToâvos) voice voice. Jul. 209 B.

avTrxâvos, ov,
((jjtavi)),
69 C.
Leant.
UAl
\wv ....
itself,
avxP'VP^"' "Si V> Genes. 28, 6.
io^XMR"^)
drought.
n, 235,
xptirptos,
self-ottered. Lucian. the god himself speaking.
acfjayvevo), evcra, (Jiyvevai)
^ aâyvlâ.
Plut.
n, 943 C.
d(j>ayvicriJ,6s,
705, ipavTeia-CTo, with his

avTo(jsa>vas,
adv. with his
own voice. own voice. Basil. HI,

Sext.
ov,
I,
6,
(dcpayvtâi)
puri^cation.
Cynll. A.
776 B.
Clem, A.
I,
324 C.
avTO(j)a)paTos,
ov,
dcpayvuTTfOV ^=. Set dcpayvlêiv.
((papda) self-evident,
((pas) light
1093 C.
d(baipep.a, aros, to,
325,
6.
avToâs,
Eus. IV, 288 C. Vr, 928 D. Pseudo-XH'ora. 645 D. Nicet. Paphl. 76 A. Euchait. 1077 B.
<ar6r, to,
itself.
(a^mpfoi) that which is taken away. Hence, tribute. Sept. Mace. 1, 15, 5. 2. That which is set apart, as an offering. Jos. Ant. 14, 10, 12, TO TTpos ras Bvtr'ua.
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aâi,peai<s
Aquil. Ex. 25,
2.
284
Sept.
18, 19.
MpeKTIiKOi
not as a phantom.
The heave-offering.
ala,
d<\>avTaina<TTa)s, adv.
Did,
Ex. 29, 27. 28. Num. 15, 19. pare PhUon II, 234, 36 seq.)
a4>mpeins,
ios,
r),
(Com-
A. 389 A.
dcfjavratriairos, ov,
{tpavraaioofuu)
^=
avev
(j>av-
apliaeresis,
kcIvos).
in grammar.
Taaias.
Plut. 11, 960 D.
Tryph. 20
(opTij,
Apollon. D.
d<j}dvTa(rros, ov, ((pavrdâ)) not
imaginary, not a
278,4:5.
831,
Pron. 360 A.
Drac. 155, 20 (Kafwv, Soa-av). Also, tlie omission of a letter from the middle of a word. Apollon. D. Pron. 384
(jifiXv
phantom.
81.
Trjs
PhUon
J,
17,
3.
Melito 1221
-ylruxvs
I,
To
dXrjdes Kai d<jidvTaxTT0v
for fjiie<nv, ^/iflv).

6,
Orig.
Sext. 416, 20. avTov (Christi). 2. Not imagining. Phi1019 A.
axâiptrqs, ov,
{a(âip4a>) he that takes
away.
a/iap-
Ion
I,
227, 39, Tivos.
Ptol.
Tla)v.
Tetrab. 189.
Hippol.
858 D,
d(pavTd(TTa>s, adv. without (pavracria.
Philon
I,
641, 36.
fj,
as^xupfTiKos,
6v,
that takes
away ; opposed
to
dcfyavTOTToXts, fcas,
city.
tj,
(â(l3avTos, 7r6\is^ the unseen,
Herod, apud Orib. U, 43, 3. Apollon. D. Adv. 576, 2. Ptol. Tetrab. 52.
Tvpoa-dcTiKos.

to
dtpavToco, aa-a,
render
a(j)avTos.
Epiph.
I,
aâipea,
to deprive.
'A(f>cupedev tov e6e\a) to
E (becomes
dcXai).
300 A. Leant. I, 1213 D. Porph. Them. 88, 10.

dcpape'i
ly,
Genes. 86,
22.
Liban.
1,
46,
25, riva nvos.

p,cv
Damasc. HI,
K(f)a\rjs
or
d(f)api (axf>ap),
adv.
ovtIko, quick-
1271
T6v
d(j>aipelTai.
2.
TTpamoaiTov t^s
immediately.
'A<l)apeL,
Doroth. 1656 D.
etrjrovdatrfJLevas
1673 B.
To
subtract, in arithmetic.
Suid.
Kal dneptxTKe-
Nicom.
a<j)a\cns,
86.
axâKp.6s, ov, 6,
ftos,
=
fj,
Trrats Ti Troielv.
afjidKo-is.
Et.
]\I.
175, 12 "A.'âp ....

Eêo'toi d^mpei \eiroieiv ti
Orib.
I,
526.
i^ oS Kal ol "iMves koi ol

backOrib.
(d0aX\o/iai)
leaping
yovai TO
Tax^s
koi
dcrnmas
koL
wards
I,
dtjjdva,
t/ôs
.
[?].
Classical.
Antyll.
apud
cj>eyyea-6ai.
Eust. 158, 84.
527, 3.
r),
526,
8.
dcpdppiaKos, ov, ((pappaKov) nx>t poisonous. Galen.
a species of plant.
.
Suid. SxivSa-
VI, 368 D.
d(f)aa-ia, as,
fj,
suspension of judgment, neither

Sext. 43,
3.
d(f>avi(cL>, iato,
to
cause
to perish, destroy, devas7,
afiirming nor denying (neither Kardxjyatns nor

a7roâo"is).
tate.
Classical.
Sept. Deut.
2 ' Aipavicrfia
dfjiaviels
avTovs, thou shall utterly destroy them.
d<f>dTa>s (JixpaTos'),
adv. inexpressibly.
Diosc.
1,
Esdr.
1, 6,
34, 14, 6.
6,
2.
32.
Polyb.
1,
81, 6.
1,
82, 2.
12, ipxpf]S.
To
disfigure the face.
Matt.
16,
TO.
irpoa-cma.
ajroXXuo).
artificial
Chrys. VII, 259
aâ^Ls, eois, n, 241 D.

aêyyfta, as,
158,
6.
rj,
(atpdirTta)
induration.
Galen.
8i.a(l)6cipa>,
employed
[The Jewish hypocrites means to look pale and
rj,
(d(f)eyyr)s}
darkness.
Max.
Tyr.
pass for great fasters.
The pseudo-monies of
centuries were in the
the fourth and

165,
fifth
habit of doing the same thing.
Liban. 11, Theod. IV, 433 B.] 3. To spoil cooked food. Apophth. 373
2,
the Sarabaitae.
"Hi/ô-e TO o^dpiov Koi
rifjidvicrfv
airo Qi-
\a>v,
he spoiled
it
purposely.
(a(j}aviâ>)
Iren. 604 B being with. a(j>edpos, ov, rj, (Ibpa) L. menstrua purgatio, to menstrua. Sept. Lev. 12, 2. 15, 19. 33. Diosc. 2, 21. 85. 5, 164 (165). Dion. Alex. 1281 A. CyriU. H. Catech. 6, 33. Nil. 116 B. 2. Privy d(j)e8pd>v. Nicet. Byz. 712
d(j)eSpd((u, da-a>,
{eSpdîo) to seat,
'AcpfSpacrdcls iv
tw
Trarpi,
*d<j>avuTfi6s, oi, 6,
disappearance of the moon. Theophr. Frag. 6, 1, 2. Cleomed. Strah. 6, 3, 9. 87, 9. Plut. II, 269 C. 670 B. 2. Destruction; damage. Sept. Deut. Esdr. 2, 4, 22. Judith 2, 27. 7, 2. Polyb.
A.
d(f)cSpd)V, S>vos, 6, (Efipa)
:^ KOTrpmv, privy.
Clem. A.
Matt.
15,
17.
Marc.
7,
19.
nvyrj,
Pseudo-JwsJ. 1196 B. C. 2. Anus Jejun. 1909 B. npatierds. Achmet.

83.
I,
144 A.
5, 11, 5.
Diod. 15, 48.

13, 1,
Dion. H.
I,
99, 4.
Strab.
2, 3, 5.
32.-3.
Disfigurement.
d(^48e'a>, to
1, 5,
be unsparing, etc.
Classical.
Diog.
Chrys. VII, 259 D, Trpoadmaiv.

d(f>avttTTr]s, ov, 6,
irpofTTpiâi.
fj,
destroyer.
Plut. II, 828 F.
d<peiBia, as,
(d(^Sijr) unsparingness.
Paul.
dcpavuTTiKos,
r],
ov, (d(j>aviâ>) destructive.
Apollon.
D. Pron. 300 C, tS>v 7rpo(ra7raiv. Orig. 1164 B. Eus. V, 205 D. Greg. Naz. H, 412 A. Macar. 456, A, dva-aSias.
a(j)avTa(riaaTos, ov,
n, 762 D. E. Hieron. I, 1084 (885) 'A(f)ci,8ia autem aaparos .... apud nos dicitur, ad non parcedum corpori.
Col.
2,
28.
Plut.
d<f>eiBov
direiBov.
Paul. Phil.
2,
23
d(j)[Stt>,
{(âvraaria) not manifesting
himself.
Hermes
Tr.
Poem.
41,
14.
2.
dcjieKTiKos,
rj,
ov, (d7rc';j(<) abstaining,
forbearing
referring to
opposed
tetus.
to dvfKTiKos, bearing ;
Not
in imagination, not a
phantom.
Theod.
a-apK6s,
dvxov Kai
Anc. 1393
of Christ.
dmxov
2,
in the philosophy of Epic22, 20.

4, 4,
To
d(j>avTa<riaaTov Trjs
Epict.
18 to
d(f)eKri-
Kov, abstinence.
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by Microsoft
aêXeia
.285
141.
a(j}r]/j,epiv6'}
a<j>e\eM, as, ^, artlessness, simplicity, sincerity.
Clem. A. U, 764 D.
bill
Soz. 925 A.
I,
II,
Polyb.
6,
48, 3.
alibi.
Diod.
II,
577, 47.
I,
Plut.
I,
365 A, et
Clem. A.
629 A.
6, 8, riyj
5.
488
4. Repudium,
of divorce. Plut.
ttjs
641 F.
Dismissal, dismission.
Greg. Naz.
a(j)e\eTpov, ov, to,
fe 1 1
Leo. Tact.
To ypdjipM
a(J3eTr)p, jjpos, 6, {d<pir)p,i)
dêVems. one who lets go.
Iambi.
a(j)eKKv(riws, ov, 6, (a(j)e\K(o)
a dragging away.
AntylL apud
to
Adliort. 376.
a(f>fTr]piov, ov, t6, (d(f)eTr]pios)
Basil.
I,
288 B.
Starting place or
2, 4.
a(j)eKKV(TTeov
^=
l<ro>,
bel d(jiKiaiea'.
point.
24.
Orib.
n,
70, 10.
(a!rd, cXXT^vifo))
2.
7,
Strab.
9, 5, 15.
11,
Sext. 222,
Liberation.
Fseado-Greg. Naz. U,
iiêKkqvlô,
Grecize, to
729 B.
d(f>cTr)pios, u, ov, (dcfxTfip)
render Greek.
a(j>c\6Tris, rjTos,
fj,
Luc. Act. 2, 46. Hippol. Haer. 520, 62. Macar. 469 B. Zmc. 6, 35. dspeXiri^w dn-fXTTifo). Herm. Vis. 3, 12 (Codex x). Inscr. 5980 dcîjjid<j>\eia.
Philon
II,
567, 22.
ft for
letting go.
Jos.
3,
B. J.
14,
3, 5, 2,
opyavov, as a ballista.
Paus.
AioaKovpoi, at the race-course.

slinger.
a(f>eTT]s, ov, 0, (dcjiirjixi)
A.
Polyb.
4, 56, 3.

rj,
Trurjuei'oj.
dcftfTCKOs,
ov,
{d(pirip.i)
letting
go
remissive.
a<f>i\a)fia,
aros, to,
(eXelv) barbarous,
"ill
:^
d<pat-
Ptol. Tetrab. 127. 130, in astrology.

I,
Clem.
peiui.
acjxjjui,
Meet. Byz.
D.
1004 B,
rj,
dfjuipTripaTaiv.
aros, to, {a<^lr]fii) immunity,
exemption
1,
d^fTi'r, idos,
she that lets go.
Ptol. Tetrab.
from taxation.
37.
Sept.
Maco.
1,
10, 28.
13,
133, in astrology.
acjievKTos,
ov, II,
atjivKTOs. v.
1.
Plut.
I,
450 C.
dêi/dKt(rroy, ov, (ipevaKlâ^

I,
not cheated.
Philon
Ptol.
Lucian.
3, 7, 9.
dcjieilnj/ia,
626 as
564, 36.
ov, ((jjepe'Trovos) lazy,
dcfifvKTas, adv. inevitably, certainly.
Sept.
Mace. Lycus
aipepmovos,
indolent.
Tetrab. 156.
Orig. VII, 29 A.
Basil. Ill,
aTos, to,
(d(j)-\ffco)
decoction.
1049 C.
B.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
372 A.
Doroth. 1764
apud
p.
Orib. 11, 229,
12.
Diosc.
1,
2.
1,
7,
19.
Xenocr. 42.
to decoct.
Ruf
1,
apud
Orib. II,
aêpeirovas, adv. lazily, indolently,
Epiph.
II,
211, 8.
d(f)^lra>,
68 B.
a(jiipprivevTeov
Diosc.
to
17.
5, 13, els
to
^=
8ft
d(j)epp,rivevew.
Prod.
to
TpiTov, to boil
d<f)ea
Farm. 554 (135).

atjiepprivevco
('EQ)
(cpiirivevw),
to interpret
render,
2,
20 d(pis
translate. Plut. I, 31
a(f>e(np,os,
A. Pseudo-Dion. 481 C.
belonging
holiday.
fiev
= =
down
one
Sept.
third.
d<j)lripj..
Ex.
32, 32.
Apoc.
d<ôC-
d4>trjs.
'
Doroth. 1632
d(pifp.v.
1633
d(l>fj
write d0el
=^
ov,
1,
{atpeais)
8,
Arisiid.
530,
r)p.epa,
2.
to
release.
d(jiirj(Ti.
a(f)ri, rjs, rj,
Sub-
TrKriyrj,
plague, stroke.
Sept. Lev.
1.
stantively, Tb d<jiaip,ov, sc. ypdp,iia, letter
of
13, 2.
lighting.
SrjXas.
d(j)rjPda)
Aquil. et
Symm. Ex.
Stud,
11,
2.
Ttjs
pardon.
S(f)ea-ts,
Classical.
nil
C,
Kav-
fj, discharge of a missile or of water. Eeg. 2, 22, 16, springs, channels. Joel 1,20. 3,18. Thren. 3, 47. Diod. 17,41. Lucian. HI, i5. Ptol. Tetrab. 42, /3e\our. 130, in astrology. Sept. Ezech. 47, 3 "YSap d(/)e<re<Bs, wbere D'DilX was mistaken by the transcriber for a Greek word. 2. Release, deliverance. Classical. Sept. Ex. 23, 11. Lev. 25, 10. 27, 17 'O iviavrbs Trjs d(j)f(Tes, the year of Jubilee. Deut. 15, 1. Esth. 2, 18. Juditb 11, 14. Esai. 58, 6. 61, 1. Polyb. 22, 9, 17. 3. Remission of a debt.
cat,
Sept.
(rj^dco),
I,
to
be past the vigor
of
life.
Philon
2, 18.
516, 25,
ttjv oK/ifiv tS>v Tradaiv.
Poll.
Cyrill.
acjjTjfios, ov, (jj/St;)
A. VIII, 757 C. past youth. Cyrill. A. VIII,
744 B.
d<jirjyeop.ai,
to lead.
2*
Participle, d d(j)7jyov-
fievos,
the
principal
of an establishment.
I,
Pallad. Laus. 1018 D, tov trraxelov.

dcj}rj8vva>
f]ivva>.
Philon
353, 14.
Lucian.
II,
401.
6,
dtjyrfKimTrjS, ov,
=
2.
dirrjKiaTrjs.
Apion apud
5, 6, 3.
Classical.
Sept.
Deut. 15, 3 'Aiêo-tv tov

1, 13,
Xpeovs TToiciv Tivi- Mace. 1, 10, 34.'immunity. Dion. H. U, 997, 2.

XpfS>v.
19,
34,
3,
2,
Apion. 2, in, 1332 D.

Jos.
d<prjkiaiTiK6s,
rj,
Arr. Anab.
Theod.
1000,
ov,
dTnjKuoTiKos.
11.
Gemin. 760
m,
1329, 4, Saveiav.
Plut.
I,
Strab. 14,
harov TaXdvruiv.
Dion. H.
Ill,
88 D.
9,
TropiClas3, eyKXj;-
A.
Ptol. Geogr.
(ijXo'ffl),
1,
d^rjkoco
to unnail.
Justin.
cally, remission, forgiveness,

sical.
pardon.
1623,
11,
'A(^))X(5eir diTo
tov oravpov.
Tryph. 108 Sophms. 3545

fiedrjfieptvos,
1385,
ttjs Tip,a>pias.
C.
d<pripepiv6s,
rj,
1413,6.
iiarajv.
ue%
Philon
13, acquittal.
I,
ov, (diro, rjpeptvos)
441, 10.
244, 3.
157,
daily.
Theol. Arith. 52, irvpeTos, quotidian
29, hpapTqiwratv.
N.
T. passim.
1,
Barn. 741
Trypli.
fever.
Alex. Aphr. Probl. 27, 10. 15. 56, 17,
A, Afuxpnav.
Just. Apol.
161.
et alibi.
Digitized
by Microsoft
a^via^co
atpriPidâ), d<Ta>, {r)via)
286
21i
dîTjfLl,
of the bridle, to run away. Hence, to rebel against. Strab. 17, 3, 25. Philon 11, 519, Plut. II, 486 44. I, 21, 3. 184, 3, tov vov. Artem. 368. Cels. apud Orig. I, 993 B. P. Lucian. II, 792. Ckm. A. I, 201 B. 1064 A.
to
get rid
'H
Kopr]
a(^6apTOs
eK
rod 'AttoXXuvoi
be restive, as a horse
to
ffieivc.
acjidas, a, 6,
vd^6as.
Strab. Chrest. p. 569.
[The N was omitted Hippol. Haer. 370, 7. for the purpose of referring the word toSmra,
to kindle."]
Orig. Ill, 625 B, mro tov ^vyoi.

a(f)rivia(TLS,
dcftOeyKTOK
eas,
17,
= following.
Hierocl. C, A.
adv. ineffably.
d<j)dey^la, as,
fj,
(implying &(j>6iyKTOs, (pBeyyofuu), Pseudo-Dion. 585 B.

unspeakableness.
105,
8.
Pseudo-Dion.
Paul. Tit.
chaste.
diîji/tacr/idr, oO, o,
I,
171, 20.
Philon a rebelling against. PZi. II, 341 F, /3a<rj196, 7.

restive, refractory.
949 A.
d<j)dopia, as,
7.
Anast. Sin. 233 A.

t).
the being Ss^Bopos.
2,
DasiZ.
m,
872 B, of a woman.
;
a(j>rivta(TTris, ov, 6,
Philon
I,
acpOopos, ov, ((^Belpco) uncorrupt
Sept.
114, 18,
'
Ittttos.
170, 22, TpoTros'.
Moer. 31
Esth.
2.
2, 2, Kopda-ia, 2, 99.
Diod.
1,
12.
4, 7, p. 318,
PiS^viaaTTjs,
diprivicurnKos,
rj,
awnoraKTOs, {meprjcpavos. Orig. IV, 360 6v, refractory.

Chrys.
4.
I,
Diosc.
Just. Apol. 1, 15.
Tryph.
1132 A.
B.
d(f>r)v(.at>>
a^'
1,
rjs,
= =
27.
as,
Artem. 432. Porphyr. Abst. 369.

100.
dtfidopmv,
Clem. A.
I,
d<pr)vid^co.
714 B.
incorrect for avBapov
Method. 45 B. (pronounced
Basil. HI, 925
e^ ov, since.
Sept.
9,
much
Ti
ftot
Petr.
2,
3,
2.
^s
Mace. 1, Smce,
1, 2.
d(p6op6v
d<j)t8id.â>
inas-
by the
transcriber).
ISid^co, /jLOvdâ).
eVeiSij.
Porph.
d(|)'
Adm.
f'ycl)
248, 7
iirolrfcra
B.
d(îSia<7TOcds,
T),
TO o0cXof, ....
ov,
(d</)i8idf(o)
:=
fiovaaTiKSs,
naKTa.
solitary, monastic.
Basil. TTf, S29

sjoeai
A,
jSios.
a^6a, r), Porph.
=; vdffida. Adm. 269.

17,
Strab.
Chrest. p. 569.
diîSpdcB
(iS/)d(),
(0
5, 1
0^.
Diosc.
3,
74
(81), neuter.
'O
ciTro
tov x^copov Kkqpa-
*d(^6ap<Tia, as,
destructibility
{aipdapros) incorruption, inimmortality.
Tos Kaio/jUvov d<f>i&poip.evos, exuding,

dfîbpvfui, as, TO, (affuSpvco)
Chrysipp. apud
2,
1,
Plut. II, 1054 C.
Sept. Sap.
28.
Strab.
15, 1, 59, p. 224, 19.

3.
Philon
2, 7,
ST, l^.
379,
PZf.
incor-
648,
8.
PaitZ.
Rom.
n, 881 B,
Eph.
C.
et alibi.
Metaphorically,
as v.
1.
et alibi.
copy of a statue, simply statue. Diod. 5, 55. 15, 49. 20, 14. Strab. 3, 5, 6. Dion. H. I, 280, 6, et alibi. Philon I, 4, 1, 4. 6, 2, 6. 8, 4, 4. 12, 5, 3.
256,
25.
9.
Piu<.
I,
65 B, et
alibi.
Liber. 39,
ruptness, purity.
6, 24.
Sept. Sap. 6, 19. 20.

2, 7
Paul.
Tit.
d(f>6apTi(a>,
i(Tio,
d<f>iSpva-ts
eas,
rj,
a setting up of a state
S<ra6. 8,
7, 2,
erec-
acj>6apTou noim.
Iren. X 244
Damasc.
I,
1253 B.
01,
Stud.
1133 A.
BoKrjTTjs)
a temple. Plut. II, 1136 A.

tion of
d(f)iSpa)Tripi,ov,
p. 200, 26.
Euchait. 1133 A.
^
ov, to,
(d0iSpd(B)
II,
natural sutJa-
As^BapToboKrjTal,
Syv,
(acjidapros,
torium.
Herod, apud Ori6.
468,
6.
470,8,
Aphthartodocetae, those
who maintained
that
aVTO(f)VS.
d(f>ip6a, axTto, (iepoai)
the apparent body of Christ was afpdaprov from the beginning in everything else they Leant. I, 1269 B. agreed with Severus. Damasc. I, 753 D. Phot. Eustrat. 2Sn A.
;
=:
Ka6tep6a>, L. dedico,
to dedicate, consecrate, devote.
Diod.
1,
83
Ta
d<j)iepa>p,eva
Egyptians.
fâ, ZAe sacred animals of the Inscr. 4452. Tbs. Ant. 11, 5, 4.
jBtts.
Cod. 162.
d(pBapT07roLe(o,
Callist. 17, 29.

Tjtra),
(dcfjOaproTTOtos^ =:z d(j>6ap-
Phryn. 192, condemned. 1212 A.

d<f>ipa)ij.a,
II,
1197 C.
Wfto.
Clim.
1157
e(l>dapT07roifidri,
write
oTos, to, (aîepoca) consecrated thing,
TjfpdapTOTrQtrjdrj.
votive
offering.
Eus. U, 856 C,
gift to a
dtpdapTOTToios, ov, (ttoko))
making
incorruptible.
church.
d(f>iepa>a'ts, ((os,
17,
Leont. 1,^741 D.
a(jidapTos, ov,
ible.
(d(îfpda)) consecration.
QpBetpa) uncorrupted
18, 4.
incorrupt-
1,
17.
Plut.
I,
104 F.
2.
I,
Diod.
corir
Dedication,
11,
Sept. Sap. 12, 1.

ff.
Diod.
1, 6.
secration of a church.
Trpoo'evimipiav.
Ttfpiov papTvplov,
iJs.
1189 A,
(rm-
Dion.
m,
1652,
9.
Philon 689, 15. Paul.

Petr.
1, 1, 4,
Athan.
397 C, toO
Rom.
1,
1, 23,
et alibi.
6.
et alibi.
Clem. R. 12,
39.
Plut. II, 611 D.
Sext. 120, 4.
Applied
Just. Apol.
Sepulchre.
d(j)i,ea
to the
body
A.
(Ua),
of the church of the Holy Soz. 1029 B. 1041 A. Sept. Susan. 53 following.
3, 90,
of Christ after the resurrection.
Cyrill.
^(/)ir.
Polyb.
2 ^(î.
Diod. H,
526,.
Theod. IV, 161 B. Tim. Presb. 44 B. Leont. I, 1260 B. [The Aphthartodocetae asserted that it was incorruptible
X, 236 B.
14 riÛi.
d(f>iriiii,
to let off, to let
from the beginning.]

corrupt,
8.
to remit,
forgive, pardon.
Incorrupt, un-
50,
17,
nvi n.
go unpunished. Hence, Sept. Gen. 18, 26. Lev. 4, 20. 5, 18. 19, 22.
Esai. 22, 14. 38,
acjiSopos,
as a Koprj.
Eudoc. M.
Num.
14, 19.
Ps. 24, 18.
Digitized
by Microsoft
d<piXaya6oi
24.
287
d<j)iKoepya>
a<j)i\6v\o9
r. passim.
Dion. H. n, 997, 11. HI, 1625, 1. N. Plut. I, 311 E Aeofievoi t^w opyijK
wapovras.
=^
fj,
dtpCKfpyita.
Cyrill.
A.
II, 45'3
C. d^CKoBfta, as,
Cyrill.
((f)iK66eos)
els avToiis dcjucvai Toiis

1, 10, 6
Tr)6ei(Ti.
Arr. Anab.
the not loving
God.
'\<petvcu 8c6ficvoi t^v opyjjv rdis iâi-
A.
m,
ov,
1261 A.
{<j)iK6deos)
Theoph. Cont. 770,

not
loving
Cyrill.
Kai 'AXfâvSpos
1,
dtjifjieev.
(Compare
12.
283 AtVo-ojit' 'AîWrfC nedefiev p^dJust. Tryph. 9 Âipfdeirj a-oi, may God \ov.) pardon thee 2. Imperative Sxpes, let, an auxiliary verb followed by the first or third person of the Matt. 7, 4 present or aorist subjunctive.
Horn. n.
,
a^tXoBfos,
God.
Ill,
Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 18 E.
A.
464 B.
drjiiKoOews,
adv. of the preceding.
Did. A.
293 B.
d(l>iKoiKTeipii6v<os (<j>iKou<Tippa>v),
adv. unmerci-
*A</)es
a-ov-
eKjSaXo)
t6 xdpcôs
iSoi/iei'.
dm
tov o0daXjuo
15, 36
1, 9,
fully.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
422 B.
ov
<f>t\oiKTipp,atv.
I,
27, 49,
Marc.
Bpic!.
2,
"A^pre
a<j}t\oiKTlpiMa)V, ov,
=:
"8<op,ev.
jiev.
Luc.
15,
7,
6,
42.
15, Selâ-
1,
dv6r]iTri.
18, 24, iSm, Soxt-
VI, 189 A. C.
Cyrill.
A.
893 A.
unswept.
Eus. IH, 276

Doroth.
/Mo-o).
Pallad. Laus. 1106 D, iSo
Ephes.
d<j}i\oKdKriTos, ov, (0jXo(caX<a)
1285 C,
fuda.
ypcupfjv.
fic
eUamv.
Chal. 965 A.
8,
Mc.
II,
1800 A.
d<f)i\oKdKia,
as,
fj,
901 C, o-Keylfapm.
Theoph. 281, Theoph. Conti 610, 19, pij
KoKaâ-
(^d<l)iK6KdKosy
bad
taste.
taste.
tSto koi nji'
Athen.
1, 4.
(Compare
Sept. Judic. 16, 2Q"Act>es
Koi T^Xacîjcro) Toiis Kwvas.}

it is
In the
dîXoKoXos,
ov, ((îXdxaXos)
of bad
Plut.
fol-
n, 672 C.
d(j}i\oKop,iria>, i]aco, (<^CK6Kop,iTos)
lowing passages,
4, 13, 19,
Iva Koyo) Tavra

p,e
followed by ha. Epict. vnoKa^w. Apophth.

dvaTravo'tafiai
dxpela-jis
not to be
fond
boast-
of boasting.
d(piKoKop.ma, as,
ing.
Cyrill.
fj,
136
*A(êff
Lva
545 Joann. Mosch. 286

[Pseudo-iViV.
d(pi\dyados, ov,
2, 3, 3.
A
C
d^fja-av
fiiKpoi/.
the
A. VII, 124 C. not being fond of

Cyrill.
dîjarjs.
Cyrill A. Ill, 852 B.

not (piKdKofiTros.
dcj)rJKav.'\
dtjiikoKOfiTros, ov,
A.
II,
z^
ov (jiiKdyados.
Paul. Tim.
Cyrill.
257 C.
d<j>iX6Xoyos, ov,
d0tXaXXi;Xos, ov,
oi5
(|)iXdXXi;Xos.
A,
A.
d(pi\op.adr]s, es,
X, 361 C.
dîXaXXijXmy,
Cyrill.
= =
f),
ov ipiKoKoyas.
Plut. II, 673
ov
<j)i\opadr]s.
Cyrill.
A.
adv.
not
loving
one
another.
VI, 248 B.
d<îKop.a6ia, as,
328 D.
the being d<pi\oiui6ris.
Cyrill.
A.
II,
401 D.
d(îXdv6p(imos, oV,
=^ ov :=
(l>i\dv6pa>7ros.
Plut. II,
A. V, 276 A.
d<pi\6na)(os, ov,
135 C.
dtpiXapyvpca,
rja'a,
^=
=^
ov
cl>iK6iiaxos.
Cyrill.
A.
II,
d(f)iKdpyvp6s
eifti.
Cyrill.
IV, 396 C.
dtpiXoveiKos, ov,
A. VI, 445 D.
dîKapyvpia, as,
II,
fj,
ov (j)iX6veiKos.
Philon
the being d(j)iKdpyvpos.
Diod.
5, 35.
555, 40.
Clem. A. H, 53 B.
3, 1.
585, 10.
Orig. VII, 197 D.
Eus. Alex.
Diod.
II,
diîXoveiKMs ((îXdvetfcor), adv. without contention
457 C.
d(l)ikdpyvpos, ov,
or dispute.
Polyb. 22,
Ill,
fj,
Philon
I,
324,.
^=
oi3
(jtiKdpyvpos.
1, 3, 3.
46.
Lucian.
443.
((j^tKonXovTos) the not being
552, 89.
Paul. Tim.
Poltjc. 5, p.
a(j>iKapvva)
1009 B.
Clem. A. Diog.
7,
II,
Hebr. 13, 496 C.
5.
d(f)iKoTrXovTla, as,
a lover of wealth.
d(îXo7rdXe/xos, ov,
Plut.
I,
477 B.
=:
a(l>ikavTos, ov,
[Kapivco.
86.
^=
ov
(jiiXoTroXefios.
CyrUL
ov tpikavros.
Plut.
U, 542 B.
Clem.
Cyrill:
A.
I,
204 B. IV, 397 A.

ov,
(cj)iXo(ro(f>4cii')
dcj)i\avTa)s ((piKavros),
adv. not selfishly.
d(f)LXo(r6(p7jTos,
not versed in
9.
A.
II,
561 A.
Ji(ra,
philosophy.
Dion. H.
fj,
I,
277,
dîXepyeio,
:^
ov <\)ikcpy6s
elp,i.
d<l)tXoa'0(poypa(f>la, as,
(^dtpiX6(TO<j)os,
ypdxj>ai)
A. IV, 1057 B. X, 932 A.

d^CKtpyia, as,
Cyrill.
rj,
unphilosophical writing.
dislike
Nicet. Byz. 773 C.
(^tkcpyos)
of work.
Basil.
D.
d(j)tXo(T6(j)as
A. in, 596 C.
(d(l>iX6a-o<pos),
I,
adv.
unphilosophi-
d(/)(XeTcupof, ov,
=z =:
ov (jyikeratpos.
IV,
II,
cally.
Orig.
832 C.
225 B.
dxj)iKriSovos,
d(^CKo(TTOpyea,
ov,
rjcro),
==
dîXoaropyos
elp.i.
ov
<f)i\ri8ovos.
Philon
Cyrill.
A.
Ill,
501 A.
458, 35.
Anton.
r),
5, 5.
d(j>iX6(TTopyos, ov,
=:
ov <j)iX6a-Topyos.
C.
Epict.
h^CKohoîa, as,
the being dîKo&oôs.
Cyrill.
11,17,37.
ddjiXoaTopyais,
PZm^ n, 140
A. VI, 461 B.
di|iiXo8oôy,
ov,
adv. not (jjiXoaTopyas.
Cyrill.
z^
ov <jn\6Soôs. ov cf)c\o86â)s.
Philon
II,
A.
I,
917 D.
adv.
458, 35.
d0iXo8of(or, adv.
II,
d<ptXoTlp.a>s,
ov
(jjiXorlfuos.
Polyb. 12,
Clem. A.
23, 8.
Plut. II, 525 C.
561 A.
d^tXoiiXos, ov,
^=
ov cj)iXoSXos.
Stud. 816 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
a<\n\(y)(^pr]iMar(,a
288
diôfKiuanKos,
r},
aôp/j,7]
6v, likening.
a(pCKoxprili(iTia,
as,
r;,
the being axftiKoxprifiuiTos.
Prod. Parm. 565

C.
Plut.
I,
844 A.
(154).
566 (155).
ov,
6,
Pseudo-Dion. 205
d<pi\oxpriliaTos, ov,
=:
cm <pCKoxpf]iiaToi.
S.
Philon
332 D.
disarmer, an prince to disarm his Justinian. Novell. 8, 13. subjects. App. dcfiopda), to look towards, said of harbors.
dôTrKia-rrjs,
n, 458,
rico.
a.'i)lva>
35.
Eunap. V.
(otto, el/ia,
44 (78).
(dcjioTrXiC"}
dcjytfUiToco, a>(ra>,
IfMnov)
Vit.
r^ XanoSv3, 7.
officer
appointed
bj^ his
Method. 245 A.
dtpio), d(j)lriiii.
Nicol. S. 885 B.
Herm. Vis.
7, 2, 1,
d(j)t7nrd(oiJ.m (iTnrdfo^xai), to ride off.

6,
Polyh, 29,
1,
476, 47, els dv<nv.
Philostr. 763, eis to Tvp-
16,
El's
TvoXiv.
5.
Strab.
p. 9, 28- Jos.
prjviKov TreXayos.
d<l>opi^co,
Ant. 14, 13,
dcjinrirnToôTrjs, ov, 6,
(_d(j>
"mnov Toôrqs) mount-
ed archer.
571,
Died. 19, 29.
dcf)L(rTdva) (l(rTdva>)
^=
d(pi<TTriiJ.i.
Lucian. lH,
condemned.
Lucian.
dipia-Tam (la-rda))
dcpla-Trjiii.
Patriarch. 1080
C.
m,
571, condemned.
d(f>itTrrifj,i.
-
Joann. Mosch. 2908
dcfxtTrddrj
apart. Sept. Ex. 29, 24. Luc. Act. 13, 2. Paul. Eom. 1,1. Gal. 1, 15. Xeo. Tact. 4, 51. 2. Trt separate, to cast out. Luc. 6, 22. 3. To excommunicate, not to allow one to partake of the holy communion for some fault, :r= Caiv^ 28 C 'AcfiopiaKoivdtvrjTov ttolciv Tiva.
ia-a,
to set
Lev. 20, 26.
adevros t^s Kocvcovias vtto BiKTopos.
Greg.
direcrTq.
d(f>ia> (^La)
11, 16 Ovk 1, 34. Luc. 11, 4. Apoc. Apophth. 97 C Socr. 404 ^(picv. 11, 9. f0ie. Eus. Alex. 400 B 'A.<j>Utv fie exîs, you Porph. Adm. 247. shall let me go.
^'rpiev
^=
tva
dcjjirjfu.
Marc.
Nyss. in, 312 C. Pseudo-Sas. Ill, 1305 C. Eus. Alex. 348 B. (Compare Basil. IV, 796
SieveyKrj.
Eipyovrai tov dyaOov.
Cassian.
180 B,
112, 12
dcjiopio'iJia,
Ab
oratione suspensus.)
???.
4.
I,
106 B.
To put
in ike d(j>opi(rTpia.
7](j)ajptaTat
1736 B.
[Theoph.
^=
dôj/JtOTat.]
is set
a(^Xe/3o, ov,
(^(f>\e\jf)
without veins.
Ruf. apud
Athen.
(quoted).
aros, to, (d</)o/)if<B) that which
Orib. Ill, 87, 1.

a(j)Xoios,
apart.
Sept.
Ex.
29, 24.
29, 27.
29, 28,
ov,
(ipKoios)
I,
without bark.
Plut.
I,
wave-offering.
dôpifT[x6s, ov, 6,
apud
Orib.
26, 1.
373
Athen. 10, 83 (quoted).

d<l)\vapos, ov,
Caesarius 1160.
^=
5,
ov (pXvapos.
Anton.
5, 5.
d<j)\vKTalvaiTos, ov, (^cfiKvKraivoofiai)

ters.
without
blis-
Diosc.
175 (176).
Nic.
2. Excommunication, the not n, 233 D. being allowed to partake of the holy comBasil, m, 1109 D. IV, 673 A. munion. Greg. Nyss. m, 312 D. 313 A.
d<\>opi(TTiKQS,
rj, ov, (dôplâi) fit for separating. Pseudo-/us(. 1212 B, tSiv vTrooTaaeav. Schol. Lucian. HI, 349, inipprffm {elevP) 2. Of excommunicating or excommunication. Pseudo-Diore. 564 B, Swdficis, the power of excommunication. , Clim. 685 A, povairrrj-
(dcjyoplô))
aphorism.
Galen.
a<f)Kvos,
incorrect for ScjAotos.
dtfiviSios, ov,
alcjiviSios.
CP.
Hist. 39,
17.
d<f>o^la, as,
rj,
the not fearing.
Barn.
20, 6(ov.
d(p6bivpa, aros, to, (d(podcva>^ excrement.
Diosc,
Eupor.
137.
1,
140,
aiyos.
Schol.
Arist.
Pac.
piov,
r),
=m
d<jiopiO'Tpta.
3-
Aphoristic, sen-
d(j)68(va-is, fms,
excrement.
naros, al a(po8viTfis.
2. Anus =
Konpaiv.
Erotian. 90
'A?i-d-
tentious.
Phot. lU, 52 B.. 77 A.
irpaKTOs-
d(j>opiaTiKms, adv. sententiously ?
Dion. H. V,
Barn.
753 B. Clem. A. Schol. Clem. A. 789 D.

10, p.
I,
497 C.
597,
6.
fj,
d(j>o8evTfipiov, ov, TO,
d(popla-Tpia, as,
teries.
OTt/cdff.)
Schol. Arist.
Stud. 1713 A.
a sort of dungeon in monas(See also d(/)opiiôpKuijuos.
Plut. 1184.
drpobeud),
euo"6>,
(aôSos) =z:
2,
dTTOTrareo),
a eu2,
d(j)opKLa-fi6s, ov, 6,
Euchol.
dp/xda, in the
1, 4, 14, et
phemism.
10.
a(j)o8os, ov, 6,
Sept. Tobit
II, 89.
10.
Ejnct.
20,
d<j)op)Mai, to refrain ;
opposed to
Lucian.
Theophil. 1044 B.
philosophy of Epictetus.
98.
alibi.
affiopfjirj,
rjs,
fj,
Epict.
dung, excrements.
=:=
Diosc.
2,
Artem. 186.
d(j)o\i8a>Tos,
ov,
(Compare Lucian. HI,

ou (poXiScoTos.
p. 343.
73.)
opportunity
3, 3, 2.
occasion
pretext.
4, 4, 3.
Porphyr.
Clem. A.
I,
Sept.
Mace.
8.
Polyb.
1, 5, 2.
7,
Abst. 4, 14,
d(j)6kKri, Tfs,
fj,
(dcjje'KKai) distraction.
1088 B,
aTTo Tivos.
2. Depletion.
Diod. 16, Ignat.- 681
Paid.
At'
Bom.
8,
et
aUbi.
Archigen.
Strab.
a handle.
passing.
A M^
dôppas SLSore
dcpopp^s,
apud
tois cdvcmv,
iv TrapoSa, in
Orib. II, 154, 8.
Apophth. 96
a(/)o\Koy, ov, deficient in weight, too light.
Kal TOV 'AîSSv 'Apa-viov.
15, 3, 22.
d(j)6iwios,
ov,
=
fj,
Ai' d<f>opp.fis iSm/itii

fi.
refraining
ekkXio-is
opposed to
Epict.
1, 4,
opp-fj,
in the Stoic
Sext.
01?;^
o/io09.
Diosc.
5,
118
? f
philosophy.
11, et alibi.
(119).
blance.
Sep?. Sir. Prolog. d(\)6fioiov, copy
185, 31 Tdis diro tov KaKov dfjiopfiais.
acpofuimcns, ews,
(d0ofion)<o) lilceness, resem-
Nicom. 43.
PZui. II, 988 D.
Premise 1349 A.
3i
Hier.
\fip,pa,
in logic.
'
Max.
Digitized
by Microsoft
a<\>opfi/ryri,Ko<;
289
refraining
a<j>v/ivea)
a(f)opfirinK6s,
r],
6v,
eK/cXiTiKor,
'AtppoSeto'is for ' AcjypoSeta-tos,
and that for
'A(j>po-
opposed to
Epict.
1, 1,
6pnr)Tuc6s, in
the Stoic philosophy.

Xey<)
pretext.
Sl(nos, ov, 6, Aphrodisius.
Inscr. 1781.
12.
aj,
^,
ax^pohuTioKos,
{ax^mpiij),
2,
17,
ov, (d<ppo&tcri.os) venerial.
Diod.
oKJmpfi^'Koyla,
23.
4, 4.

(d0po8rtdfo))
Anast. Sin. 280 C. D.

aôpoXdyijTos,
ok,
a(f>po8i(naa-Tf)s, ov, 6,
6 d(l>po-
(<jiopo\oyea)
taxation
or tribute.
exempt from Sept. Esdr. 1, 4, 50

aôpokiyrp-ov
7,
8it7tdf<ai/.
Polem. 212.
marriageable. Dion.
a(j)po8ia-ipos, ov, ('A(|)po8i'T;)
Hacav
Trjv yfitpav, f\v Kparovirui,
H.
I,
286, 13 (dubious).
Tjs, rj.
aiTols vrrdpxeiv.
Polyh. 4, 25,
et alibi.
'A(ppoSiT7],
S/tt;
77
Aphrodite.
Artem. 218
Diod
17, 24.
Siôpog, ov,
TteKayia
....
dvaSvop-evrj.
'O
'A<jipo-
T^s
preceding.
Siraft. 15, 1, 39.
'
A(j)po8iTr)s da-Trjp,
the star
of Aphrodite, the
nxj>6pTas ((popros), adv. lightly, easily.
Muson.
187.
aôpvKTos, ov,
a(l>oa-io>a-ts,
planet Venus, called also ea-irepos, iaa-<p6pos or (j}(r<p6pos. Cleomed. 13, 25. 'A(j)podiTTjs fjp,ipa,
ov (ôpvKTos.
(d.(j)o(n6a))
Antip. S. 29.
expiation.
7rapa<TKvr),
II,
F. vendredi, Fri-
eas,
2. Outward form, appearance. n, 302 B. 255 A, np,^s. Athan. I, 333 Id. I, 590 D. 3. Depositio, a deposing, degrading. B. Taras. 1440 C. Orig. I, 1609 C. atpoataiTeov ^= Bel acftotriovv.
ij,
Plut.
day.
Clem. A.
504 B.
49, 42, 1 'AtppoSirr) yeve6\ios,
Dion C. 37, 18. Venus gene-
trix.
aXJipoKiTpov, ov, TO,
{d<pp6s, XiVpoi') r:^ d<j>p6vL-
Tpov.
Galen.
Xm,
rj,
dôrf,
d(j)povvopAit, ev(TOfuu,
260 E.
a(j)pa)V (lp,i.
Sept. Jer.
d(/)'
ore,
from
the
time when, since.
10, 21.
acjipovevo-ts,
Sept. Esdr. 2, 5, 12 'A(/)dTe Se

TTOTcpes
ij/iSv
Tov
fleoi'
ToO oOpai/oO.
napwpyurav oi Mai.
I,
eas,
{d<^povvopaC)
2.
the
being
aipptov.
Stob. II, 554,

ov,
,
176, 18.
dôTot)
dxppoviTpov,
d<f)
TO,
(acj)p6s,
virpov)
phro-
oTov, since.
Epiph.
noielv.
925
'A<j)OT0v &e
d(^' oS, since.
TO reXcia rjpâro
Sept.
Plut.
Mace. 1, 9, 29, TeTeXeirrjKe. H, 557 C Ov TToKvs xpovos d(j) ov AoLucian.

d(f>'
n itrum saltpetre ? Diosc. 4, 187 (1 90). Moschn. 66. Herod, apud Orib. I, 497, 12. Phryn. 303, condemned. Galen. VI, 325 C.
xm,
260 E.
r),
Kpol irijiTTOVTes els Tpoiav irciravvrai. ray napBtvovs.

I,
d(f)povna-[a, as,
Vit. Nil.
((|)pomf<B)
freedom from
care.
741
<tc
2;ê56i'
eiKOiTLv
enj
Jun. 145 A.
Polyb.
9,
ravrd iariv
eapaKa.
ela\v
d(f)^
ov
ovhkv aXKo iroiovvra
d(j}povTi(TTTjTov :;= Sfi d(j)povTurTeiv.
Cartk. Can. 47 Ovk oKiyai ffpepat
16, 5.
o^ oi
wpofJ'hoK.ayp.evoi ovhafxSiS Kari-
d(ppovn<TTi
(^d(jip6vTi<TTos),
adv.
thoughtlessly.
XaiSoK.
d(})'
Leont. Cypr. 632

;
rj
Iloo-a
ilmv
el(rlv
err)
Athen. 14, 32.

d<^povTUTTia, as,
rj,
ov OVK ikoKria-as
Porph.
avrfj
Adm.
121, 14
fTt)
thoughtlessness.
Porphyr.
'A<f)'
oS 8e cKTiaBrj
Kdnva
Vit. Plot. 58, 18.

dcjjpoTTOieai, rjo-a,
i^8op,f]KovTa Tpia.
S<j>paKTos, ov, open,
ra. B. 1145 D. {d(j)p6s, irotea) to produce foam.

Dioclet. C. 1, 24.
without a deck (ttKoIov, vavs).

et alibi.
Cic. Att. 5, 11. 12.
Method. 49 A.
"A(f)pos, ov,
Polyb. 4, 53,
10, 11.
1,
Diod. 17, 95.

404, 64.
t/toj,
f),
Arr. Anab.
7,
16, 1.
Afer, =: Ai^vkos. Anast. Sin. 193 A.

\i6os.
App.
I,
d<j)poo'e\rjvos, ov, 6,
(a(J3p6s, <re\qvri) ^=. a'eKr)vi-
d(j)pa<rTcm)s,
(a^pcurros) ineffableness.
TTjs
Diosc.
5,
158.
Strab. 15,
1,
Athan.
d(f)pairT<iis
11,
1164 B.
adv. ineffably, inexpliIsid.
d(j}poupe<ii>, rftTCD,
=^
acf)povp6s dju.
(a(f)paaTos),
53.
d<j)p6o,
cably.
Did. A. 484 B.
ov, (dcfypos)
axra,
(dt^pos)
to
change
into
foam.
d^poTos,
foamy, frothy.
Hisp.
Theol. Arith. 40.
20, 2, 29.
&^pevos, ov,
=.
ov,
a(j)pav.
Taras. 1437
Xcyco)
13.
'E^
Iambi. V. P. 244. d^vyid^to (iyidfm), to cure. d(f>vyuiopAs, oil, 6, cure^ Iambi. V. P. 130.
cu^vta, as, ^, (d(j)vris)
atppevtav (jjpevSiv.
want of ability. Strab.

II,
14,
d^prjKoyos,
6,
(dcfipos,
skwaner,
2, 28, p.
142, T&v ^(i>vrfn)plav opydvav,
want
II,
kitchen utensil.
dfjtpria-TTjs,
Philipp.
of adaptation.
d<j}v\aKTea
Plut.
ov, 6, (d(l)pea>)
foamer, as a dolphin.
{vKanria),
to
1088 B, et alibi. Lucian. bark.

boldly,
Anthol. n, 88 {Archias).
'AtpptKa,
f],
the Latin
Africa,
=
11,
417.
Aiîr/.
Jos.
d<lniKdKTcos
(d(j>vKaKTos),
I,
adv.
rashly.
Ant.
6, 2.
Athan.
Africa.
229 A.
Diosc.
2,
'A^P^,
'A(J>pik6s,
rjs, fi,
Eunap. V.
Eus.
(d(j>p6s,
S.
64 (94).
d(j)v\lCc^ (iX/fo)), to strain, filter.
91.
Theod. IV, 1209 C.

fj,
Anthol. n, 184.
Method. 120 A.
that does not shed
p. 121.
ov,
African.
to,
d(j)p6yaKa,
axros,
892 A. yoKa) cream.
d<pvX\6ppoos, ov,
its
(^vWoppoos)
praise.
leaves.
Achmet. 151,
vp,vc<o,
Galen. VI, 438 C. 37
dcl>vfive<o
:=
Orig. Ill,
852 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
a<f)VTrap'ô^
ov,
290
ex-prefect.
X
adv. for
the
a(f>{m-apxos,
6,
(yirapxos)
Jul.
d<l)a)cna>iivas {d<j)a>a-ia>fievos, d<j)oa-wto),
389 C.
acjiimvLO-is, eas,
f),
sake of appearance. Basil,

{(piaTiâ)
I,
301 C. IV,
a waking.
(d(j}V7rviC(a)
Nicet. Pect. 929
457 A.
dipoTta-Tos, ov,
B. C.
a<^vTTvi<rTr]s, ov, 6,
not enlightened, dark,

I,
maker, wakener,
Stud. 1704 C.
an officer 1785 C.
Thess. 28.
in monasteries.
Gemin. 789 A. Philon Jos. Ant. 13, 11, 2. n, 292, 5. 14, 10. Plut. n, 931 C. 948 E.
obscure.
ically,
638, 31. Epict.

1,
ax^vnvoo) (xmvoco), to
a.
wake from sleep. Antip. To fall asleep. Luc. 8, 23.
2.
TropGreg.
dfiairruTTOs,
unbaptized.
Ngss.
C.
m,
424 B.
Herm. Vis.
d(j)vpTais
1, 1.
{(pvpa), adv. without mixture or con-
&)(aîv, see /ieSaxapiv.
fusion.
Nicol. D. 12.
dxdKi-vaywyrp-os,
ov,
(xdKivayayycio)
unbridled.
d<j)v(nKos, ov,
^= ov
(^vcriKos,
not according to the
Soran. 258, 20. laws of nature, unnatural. Alex. A. 557 Sext. 485, 24. 526, 31.
beKTturjv yeveaBai ttjv o'offiiav
Metaphorically, unrestrained. Iren. 5, 8, 2. dxd}<iva>t (dxciKivos), adv. without bridle : vnCkr Cyrill. A. I, 172 B. out restraint.
axoKKos,
ov,
n6o"6) TvKeov d(\3vtTiK0v TvyxpveL p.(optas ttotc

;
(xoXkos)
without money.
Greg.
5dQ
Ildo'i
Naz.
m,
1180 A.
pV ovv avTois a<pv(nKOv ftvai Xeyiov els Ka2. Without natural talent, ^^ Ta\r]\lnv.
dtpvrjs.
Diog.
7,
170.
Q^vctoXoyT/TOff, ov, ((ûcrtoXoyeo)) not in accord-
a<^v(Tos,
ance with (pvaioXoyia. Plut. II, 1117 B. ov, (ipiia-a) producing no flatulence opposed to (pva-aSris. Diosc. 2, 75, p. 197
Galen.
'Kxap^d, Tj, niD^n, Achamoth (^Wisdom). In the Valentinian system of theology she is the iv6vp,ria-K of the upper a-o<f>ia, and the mother of the Demiurgus. Iren. 480 A seq. 2. Achamoth, {Hippol. Haer. 274 seq.)
another
218, 81.
dxdvfia, as,
Gnostic
figment.
Hippol.
Haer.
a(j)va-a-os.
VI,
328 D.
to
Athen.
too
late,
2,
rj.
25.
a(j>vaTfpta,
ijtrto,
*dxav^s,
(uorepeo))
Sept.
es,
{dxavrjs') vastness.
Anton.
12,
7.
a^v<T(Tos.
Sept. Sap. 19, 16,
be
to
o-Koros, total
darkness.
Plut.
Philon
I, 7, 13.
II,
come
too late.
Sir. 14, 14, otto dyadrjs
516,
2,
neXayos.
H, 76
C.
1107 A.
fjpepas,
do good when you have an opporPolyb.

4,
1,
Anton.
I,
tunity.
52, 8.
22, 5, 2.
Posidon.
alibi.
279.
apud Athen.
take
37.
Diod. 13, 75, et

1.
Dion. H. IV, 2058,
2.
apud
Orib.
To
withhold,
573, 13.
2. 3.
I,
4,
Lucian. 50 To dxt^ves tov alavos. With a large mouth. Diocl.

337,
3.
Antyll.
apud
Orib. Ill,
Aghast, agape.
Vit. Nicol. S.
away from.
rjs, r),
Sept.
Nehem.
9, 20, ti dird
897 A.
dxavidai
TtVOS'
'Acjxprj,
=
6,
Tj,
dxavfjs yiyvo/iai.
Stud.
228 C.
'Airtpla.
Inscr. 3816.
dxapaKTTjpKTTos, ov,
(j(apaKTqpiâ}) not formed,
'A00taTOy, ov,
"A(p(j)iov,
OV,
Appianus. Inscr. 427. Inscr. dear ''A<fxpri.

voa-os.
not fashioned. Anon.Valent.liSdT). HippoL
3469.
Haer. 146,
dxdpoKTos,
pre.ision.
78.
4207.
d(j)(j)ova-ai6,
ov, (xapda'tToi)
without stamp or
irrir
DWSU, :=
2,
Sept. Reg. 4, 15,
'PseuAo-Dion. 644 B.
Polyb. 10, 11,
279, 72.
Plut.
6.
Par.
26, 21 dn(j)ov(Td>6.
d(j)(f)a>,
Hebrew
see
13X,
dxapaKCDTos, ov, (pâpoKom) not palisaded, as a
Sij,
oiv,
now, then.
Sept.
camp.
2.
I,
417 A.
Reg.
d(j)cjio>d,
4, 10, 10.
<Ta(j)<j>w6, (Tan(j)a>6.
App. n,
*a<f)avos, ov, voiceless.

a(âivov,
sc.
2.
dxapoKwTas,
Substantively, to
adv.
72.
without
being
palisaded.
App. n, 493,
dxapicis, eo'cra, cv,
ypdfipxi or
o'Toi)(ê'iov,
nant
applied to
Br A,
IIKT,
*xe.
Palam. 2. Plat. Pbileb. 18 B. B. Cratyl. 424 C. Aristot. Poet. 20, 3. 21, 25. Dion. Thr. 631, 18. Dion. H. V, 72, 9. 82. 98, 7. Philon I, 30, 6. Plut. II, 474
mute consoEur. Theaet. 203
ov xapifis.
Sophrns. 3452
D 'AxapifO'O'i pamcr/iao-tv.
dxaptcmjs,
pidity.
7]tos,
f),
Polyb. 18, 38,

graceless.
(axapis) awkwardness, stvr 2, with a play upon
the
first
I,
component part of Xapt-fioprou ? ?

[Method. 389
axapis,
dxapirii-
A. 613 E.
Sext.
Aristid.
Q. 43.
Iren. 604 B.
Taroff.]
Diog. 7, 57 (BFA, KHT). Max.Victorin.Xi. Priscian. 10. [Some grammarians applied the 1, name mute only to BrA, IIKT.]
621, 29.
rerenJ. Af. 806.
d(â,pdTats Qj)a>pda>), adv. without being detected.
dxapiareio, to be ungrateful.
1,
28, 1.
Pass,
Classical.
Iren.
dxapuneia-dai,
8.
to be treated
ungratefully.
Jos.
Polyb. 23, 11,

191.
Cornut. 62.
I,
B. J.
2, 16, 4, p.
Plut.
138 C.
Ke^âpiTU-
dxapLTorros, ov, (jfopiToat)

/itVos.
=:
ou or
p,rj
Philon
II,
521, 15.
(d(f)a>pi(rp,VOS,
Clim. 808 A.
dipapicrpevas
acôpi'fo)),
itself.
adv.
a-xavvos, ov,
ov xavvos-
Damasc. IH, 693
apart from, separately, by
Plut. II,
C.
axfi,
i
466 A.
Aristid. Q. 47.
Artem. 397.
X'-
Digitized
by Microsoft
a')(etij,acm
aYeifiaari, adv. calmly.
291
dxopTaoTos,
ov,
still,
"'XP'insatiable.
Method, 217 C.
Jos, Ant.
Symm,
Ps. 58, 15.
dyf I'uaoTOE, ov, (x"/*af<) calm,

3, 5, 3.
Bus. Alex. 400 B.

axpabivos, ov, (dxpds) of wUd pear-tree. Delet. 23.
Diosc.
dvetpaymyi/Tor, ok, (p^fipayaryeo)) noi Zfd 6y the
hand,
CyrUl.
unconducted.
Philon
I,
680,
11.
dxpavTia, as,
Ill,
fj,
the being axpavros.
Damasc.
248,
A. VI, 573 A.
ov,
693 A.
axîp&imjros,
(xP'
o.wroiiai)
intangible.
SxpavTos,
îryov.
Iambi.
V. P. 330.
Applied to the Virgin.

o-ffl/io.
ov,
undefiled,
pure.
Philostr.
dxcipi8(BTos, OK, (;êipt86m) sleeveless.
C,
pflTtil',
Soz. 1069
KoXojSioi/.
a)(eipcfypa(f)os, ov,
1304 B,
hands.
ejKaji/,
= ^
109 C. H, 1269 C, Epiph. n, 708 A.

axpavTotrcojiOs,
ov,
Athan. I, AmphU. 37 A.
''^
ou x(ip6ypa<ôs.
a)(cipoTrovrfros-
Andr. C.
axpavrov ex""'
Clem. A,
(rSifia.
Method. 209 B.
dxpdvras, adv. in purity.
I,
axeipoiiiavTos, ov, (x^^P>
pMiiva) not polluted by
1361
Isid.
1301 B.
axfipon-\aa-Tos, ov,
Cyrill.
A.
dxpetdaras (^pfia), adv. unnecessarily, without necessity. Stud. 1 740 B.
dxpîorqs,
rjTos,
fj,
ov ^(EipoTrXaoToy. Pseudonot plaited by hands.
H. 1197 A.
dêtpOTrXoKoj, ov, (wK4k(o)

Jos.
(dxpelos) viorthlessness.
Sept,
Hymnog. 1021 B.
noi
Tobit
14, 58.
4, 13, laziness.
dxetpoTTOiTjTos, ov, (xp<"roi'jjTos)
hand of man.
5,
1.
Marc.
11.
Col.
2,
'H
also
made by the Paul. Cor. 2,

etfcoov,
dxpeioca, isxra,
(Jixpiios)
to
render useless or
worthless:
to
disable.
Sept.
dxfi'ponoiTjTos
Polyb.
3,
64, 8, et alibi.
Metaphorically,
1,
Reg.
4, 3, 19.
the likeness
of Christ which he
sent
to
to corrupt.
afjui
Sept. Ps. 13, 3 Uavrcs i^cKKivav,
320 A. Steph. Diac. 1085 A. Theoph, 393, 13. Nic. II, 657 A. 1029 A. (See also Damasc. II, 352 B.)
11,
Agbarus Damasc.
called
to ayiov fiavSriXiov.
fixp^^Grjtrav.
7]xpi'S>o-6aL
((OS,
7),
Iren.
13,
Kara to
awfia
vn avTov.
rendering useless
12.
dxpeluxTis,
(dxpfi'Oai) the
or worthless.
dxpeota
Nil. 517 B.
d;(powot^T(as, adv. without being

Cyritl.
made
by hands.
^=
dxpeioa.
Paul. Kom.
3,
A. VI, 692 A.
OV,
dxcipoTfVKTOs, Steph. Diac.

axeipoTovriTos,
(teux<)
dxpfOTt]Tos, ov,
(xpe'aoTeo)) not owed.
Scyl.
dxfipowoirjTos.
707, 8.
dxprjp,dTUTTos, ov, {jf^pirffianâi) without business,
1101 B.
ov,
(pÊiporoi/eo))
not
ordained.
as a
Tim. Presb. 74 A.
ax6o<jiopla, as,
Plut.
day on which no business Mai. 324, n, 273 D.

rjo'to,
is
transacted.
4,
a temple
Sext. 657^
dens.
Plut.
a bearing of bur11,11301). Anton. 7,3. Lucian.

fj,
(^dx6o(f)6pos)
closed.
dxprjO'Tem, 2G.
^=z axprjO'Tos
ilp.i.
n, 587.
d^flifm, (o-a,
(axSoi) to load a beast of burden.

indeclinable,
2.
axpi'
Babr.
3^1
8, 1.
Trpos TOK ôDfiov.
or axpis, adv. as fur as. Liber. 20, 27, Proc. Ill, 274, 12, e's 6d:
or
axei,
ins, grass, sedge.

Esai. 19,
7.
\awav.
2. UntH. Gen. 44, 28
45,
Sept.
Gen. 41,
4,
Sir. 40, 16.
With an
adverb of time.
Sept.
'AîXXetos, ou, ^,
4, 36.
Achilleos, a plant. 113 (115) ^3 fivpi6(j)vK\ov.

not
to
Diosc.
Oi5k iSov avrov axpc vvv.
Sext.
dxKeiaoTos, ov, (xêvdâ)^
be ridiculed.
With the
70,
5.
137, 22. 374, 30, 8e)po, until this time.

genitive.
Diod. 4, 80, p. 323,
Athan.
I,
168 B. C.
(d;(Xvs) to darken,
rav 8e rav
laTopiSiv ypa<ôp.ivv,
this history.
d;(XDOffl, <o(r<B,
Syn. 1297 D.
the time
7, p.
of writing
BasU. Sel. 549 B.

Tovf otpdaKfiois.
ax\is, ios,
96.
oxXiKofiTjr, ff,
fj,
Achmet 165 'HxXumî;

Diosc.
2,
18, 14 TouTi 8e to 6os SUiietvfv
cataract in the eye.
our oion time. Philon I, indicative, subjunctive, or optative. Apoc. 15, crêa-fie. 166, 20 "Axp's &v
els ^jxas,
to
. . .
down
Strdb. axpi With the

7, 3,
down
to
Koi
(d^Xus) misty.
Dion Chrys.
I,
8,
TeK(a-6S><Tiv.
17,
17, Te\ecr6r]a-ovTai,
v.
1.
66, 28.
o;(>'oos, OK,
P/w(.
H, 383 B.
Greg. Naz.
gentleness.
TeKeaBaxriv.
Jos. Ant. 12,
Diosc.
7, 6.
5, 84, p. 742, ecjjiarTJTat.
(xvoos) without demon.

Trapeid.
m,
1037 A,
as,
r/,
trev els 'ApviBas.
*Axpw
Liber.
7,
16, p.cTeii6p(j)a-
ort
dxoKia,
Plut.
(apôXor)
meekness,
with the indicative or

113, 12. 117, 20.
optative.
axpis oi; Zos. 11, 19.
n, 608 D.
dxopifyritria, as, ^, (dxoprjyrjTos')
want of supplies.
Polyb. 5, 28, 4.
Clim,
3.
As
long as, while.
Sept.
Mace.
2, 14,
Polyb. 28,
axopijyia, as, 28, 8, 6.
8, 6.
r),
==
axopriyqa-ia.
10 ''Axpt yap 'lovSas irepUoTiv, dSvvarov elprjSext. 344, 8, jievere. VTjS Tvxelv TU TTpayjiara. Sext. 118, 15 "A^p' koi- tovs 4. Even.
dxopraa-ia, or,
fj,
(xoprdfo)) insatiableness.
TToiSas
opafuv hiaareKKofiivavs dfKîôXiar,
1108 D, imvov.
even children.
Digitized
by Microsoft
'Axpk
'Axp'Sj '8or,
ri,
292
Basil. Porph.
dyjrvSpa/CKOTO';
adv. without lying.
Dion.
Achris, in Illyria.
d^jfevtrri (oi//'euoTos)',
Novell. 319.
short-lived. &XP'''> ""' (XP"""')
H. V,
Plut.
II,
772, 6 (dubious).
ov,
C.
3.
908
3.yjffv(TTos,
d\(rev8ris.
Herm. Mand.
3.
Of whom
time
is
not predicated.
Plut.
d\j/f(pa
I,
1025 F.
to
Plut. II, 393 A. Iren. 641 721 B. A. Sext. 522, 19, not in time. Clem. A. 11, 404 C. 596 C. Plotin. II, 739, 5. (mi7. I, 608 A. Caesarius 868. GVejr. Naz. HI, 402 A. Ignat.
ftme, /rom all eternity. axpovas, adv. no( Athan. 11, 709 B. Hippol. Haer. 424, 8.
(i|f);<ê'o>),
^
neglect, not to care for.
Hes.
A'\j/(pcov, dfieXSiV.
dyjfriKdcl>r)Tos, ov,
(i/^TjAaâm) L. intractatus, not
handled:
5,
not to he handled. Ignat.
Polyb.
8,
21
untried.
Tl\
B.
Iren. 505 A.
Adam. 1840 A.
B.
nast. Sin.
208
Macar. 480 D. Nil. 457 D d^XdûiTos.
Basil.
I,
17 A.
404 C,
fKKafj.'âs.
2.
Caesarius 901.
-Bi/
Did ^.
d-\JAri\a<priTa>s,
adv. without being handled.

not elected by vote.
A chmet.
Theogn.
missing the time.

Nil.
257.
d\jfri(jii(TTos,
Bust. Ant. 645 B.

axpooojxai, adrjv,
ov,
axpoos yivofuu.
not
Vit,
Mon. 860 D.
2.
Not counted:
not valuing
Jun. 28 B.
a;fpua"o)ro?, ov, (xpv(T6(o)
himself, thinking nothing
CyrUl. A.
I,
about himself.
613 B.
896 C. 900 D.
cassia.
d^lfijcl)laTas,
1, 12.
of himself, indifferent Apophth. 31 Z A. Barsan. Ant. Mon. 1785 B.

vote.
a^v (Arabic), a species or variety of

Diosc.
adv. without
Nicet. Paphl.
*axvKoi,
I, I,
ov,
2.
520 A.
avev
;fwXol.
Diocl.
apud
Orj'fi.
a^\rq<f)os, ov, (;i}nj<f>oc)
without a stone, as a ring.

thai has not
277,
Xenocr. 18.
ai/et) ;(u/ioC.
Athen. apud On'6.
Artem. 136.
d\lrrj<l)o(li6prjTos,
14, 12.
axvp.os, ov,
II,
ov,
{^<poôpca>)
Xenocr. 45.
chaff.
P/u(.
voted.
Polyb.
6, 14, 7.
701 B.
&î&oei.bT)s,
h, (dîs, EIAQ) arched.
Dion
5.
C.
axipivoi, ov, (axvpov)
of
Plut.
H, 658
68, 25, 3.
dyJAiSoai, d>a-(o, (d\|ri'j) to vault.
D.
aXi'P'"f) '3of> Vi axvpoTpv^, iôs,
=
6,
Philipp.
preceding.
f},
Philipp. 73.
dijnSaiTos,
r/,
ov,
(di|/-iSd(B)
arched.
Dioclet. G.
(axvpov, Tpiâ) rubbing
15, 24.
dyjftKapSios, ov, (awroiioi, naphia) heart-touching.
off the chaff.

axvpo(j)ayea),
Philipp. 14..
((l)ayeiv) to eat chaff.
r]cra>,
Cyrill.
Anton.
9, 3.
f),
A.
3.
m,
324 C.
er,
^
d-îKopia, as,
1,
(dyJAiKopot) fickleness.
Polyb.
axupmSijr,
(EIAQ) chaffy Diosc. Greg. Nyss. U, 253 C.

ov,
175.
3,
14, 1, 4.
dyjfiKopoDs,
dyjfi/iaxeo),
Plut.
n, 504 D.
Philon
I,
adv. fckly.
rjo-a,
214,
7.
d;((BXQ)Tos,
(pîbAoo))
whole, not mutilated.
GaZen. VI, 341 D.
Epiph. HI, 245 C, pas-
imxr}) to altercate, wrangle, dispute, quarrel. Polyb. 17, 8, 4.
(aTrTOjiai,
sage in a book.
ixa>v(vTOi, ov, (xaiveva>) not malted
statue.
Diod. 11, 52, skirmish.
Socr.
605 B.
down, as a
Undigested.
31. 38.
dyj/ifmxia,
as,
5,
f],.
altercation,
dispute,
quarrel.
2.
Polyb.
49, 5.
Diod. 20, 29,

incidentally
2.
BeJcker.
axaip,
1096
6,
" AireirTos,
mpos,
dandriff.
dxavevTos. Diosc. 1,
d'^Lfidxas,
adv.
iv
vapo&a.
Dion. H. n, 1174,
d\jnvBaTov, ov, to,
Phryn. P.
Just.
S. 6, 25, scurf.
(d\fnv6os)
absinthiatum,
(vin a
I'ab-
axapriTos, ov, (xaiprfTos) that cannot be contained.
wine flavored with wormwood

sinthe).
Tryph. 127, rona. Cohort. 38, Swd/iei. Athenag. 10, p. 908 B. Iren. 1, 1, 1. Clem. A. I, 220 C. 937 A.
inseparable, indivisible.
Orib.
I,
435,
6.
Alex. Trail. 566.
Aet.
3, 69.
f),
dyffivdea, as,
^jfivBeas,
=
=z
3, 6,
following.
Leo Med. 183
Sia
axaypi<TToi, ov,
Ignat.
write
i),
8i
dîvdeas.
680 B, nvos. Gelas. 1249 D.

a.xpia-Toii,
Hippol. 828 C, tov warods.
dyJAivdla, as,
dyjflvSiovp.,
dij/ivBwv.
Doroth. 1797 C.
the Latin
ov,
absinthium
26 (29).
ayj/tv-
adv. inseparably.
Nicom.
74.
Basil.
6iov.
Diosc.
23 (26).
(aijnv6os)
IV, 153 A. 329 C.

axoia-Tos, ov,
dyjnvdiTTis,
absinthites,
Diosc.
5,
(xavwiii) not heaped up, as a dike.
flavored with wormwood.

d-\jfivdos, ov, 6,
Heliod.
9, 3.
49, ohos-
dyjfivdiov.
Apoc.
8, 11.
dyfravoTea, rjam, (a\jfavcrTos) not to touch.

II,
App.
Ki>-
d'îs,
iSos,
fi,
absis
or
apsis,
fornix, arch,
1, rpowai-
285, 80.
I,
87, 29
Toh
a-iiima-t tS,v
vault.
o(j>6pos,
Classical.
Dion
^pav
C. 51, 19,
a-\âv(TTeiv (KeXevev.
triumphal arch.
Iambi. Myst.
27, 10,
43,
d^jfava-Ti,
adv. without touching. Polyb.
Plut. U, 665 F.
lie, to
ovpavia.
Bus.
II,
877 B.
Carth. Can.
i/'cuoT(B, ^0-0), (a\jfeva-Tos)

truth.
3, 26.
not to
6,
speak
of a church.
d\jrv8paKiwTos,ov, (yjfvSpdKiov) free from pimples. Diosc. 2, 81.
3,
111,
8.
59, 4.
Clementin.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aiûjâytayT/TO?
aijfvxayayriTot, ov,
293
intempesta.
âdfio<i 2. Who 'Aapou, acerbum. has died before his time or prematurely, =:
dtopoddvaros.
Sept. Sap. 14, 15.
Tertull. II,
(^jnixayaytai) not delighting
the soul, uninteresting literary
perfonnance.
Polyb.
9, 1, 5.
aapios, ov,
&atf)ot, ov,
aapog.
Greg. Naz. IV, 23 A.

fruit.
747 B.
daptos,
19.
PhUostr. 233.
(&pa) unripe
1,
Sept. Sap. 4, 5.
adv.
prematurely.
Jos.
Ant.
4,
8,
Diosc.
25. 163.
Gloss." Aapos, immaturus,
B
B, ^rJTo,
represented by
in Latin.
[Of the
is the smoothest or three labials (n, B, *), slightest, and * the roughest. B is rougher
âaK, see /SouX. â^dKia, av, ra,

Charis. 550,
7.
L.
incunabula,
Nil. 541 B.
(/Sa/SoXif'")
3.
cradle -bed.
than n, but smoother than
* and
;
as
cor-
/3a/3aXifa>, iVo), to lull ?
responds to p, and * to correspond to b, v, or w.

vov,
(nearly),
is
B must
a(â>-
â^dKi(TTTipwv,
cradle.
/3a/3cX, S:i3
^' ^' ^"
ov,
rb,
L. cunae,
Jos. Ant.
But B
distinct
that
is, it
makes no
it
an soimd
Charis. 549,
-with-
crvyxvcis, confusion.
out the help

Tills
of a vowel or a semivowel.
to
b,
reduces
nearly
for v
and w,
its
jSajSourftKapioy, ov, 6,
iiîoKTi^s,
nightmare.
being semivowels, cannot be regarded as

representatives.
Suid.
'E</)ta\T)jr
6,
....
Babutzicus, a proper name.
Plat. Theaet. 203 B.
H. V,
83, 4.
Sext. 622.
During
Dion.
BaôvTîKos, ov,
the Ro-
Genes. 71, 23.

i8aj3vKa, as,
fj,
man
period the sound of the Latin
V
this
represented by OY, Y, or B.
But
was by
{âlvio) Laconian,
prJTpat
yetjjvpa.
Plut.
I,
43 A, in the
of Lycurgus.
Theoph. 778,
no means proves that

exactly like the
B was pronounced
BaySd,
18.
to, indeclinable,
Bagdat.
Latin V, but only that B was a kindred sound otherwise we shall be forced to admit that there was no difference between OY, Y and B which is untenable. It may be observed further, that although
;
;
payday, evaa, the Latin v a g o r 'irepi<l)ipop.cu, wander, rove, stroll.

6.
irKavSipm,
1,
Mauric.
Leo. Tact.
ov,
8, 4.
Pmph. Adm.
236, 10.
Suid. Bayeiei, irKavTjTevei.

âyivdpioi,
the Greeks indifferently wrote
or
OY
for
V, the Romans regularly represented the Priscian, who has Greek B by their B. written so much about the Van, nowhere intimates that it had any other sound than
that of the
tially
6,
(vagina) vaginarius
Lyd. 158,
14.
BrjKonoios, sheath-maker.
jSayuXor, see /SaiovXo;.

|3a8,
plural fiaSSip., 13, D'T^, flne white linen.

2,
Sept. Reg. 1,
;3d88j)9,
18.
Theodtn. Ezech.
Basilic.
20,
9, 2.
Greek FaO, which was essen-
ov,
6,
oil-press?
1,
19,
equivalent to the English
After the disappearance of FaC, B was employed as a substitute for it. The hypothesis that the Greek B had two sounds
below.)
rests
W.
(See F,
2.
atro),
0a6tdfo),
plied in avTifiaSidâ,
âbijios, ov,
V.
1.
=
6,
(vas, vadis) to pawn. which see.

j3do-t/ios.
3.
Im-
Diod.
II,
504, 64 as
II,
on no historical
In
basis.]
Ex. Vat. 58,
Cyrill.
A.
388
numerical system, it stands for hio, two, or Seirepos, second; with a stroke before, ^, for Sr;(i\toi, two thou2.
the
later
A.
âbiarqs, ov,
galloper or trotter, as a horse.
Theod. Lector. 221 B.

/3a8to-Tijr.
Hes. KoXttu, imros
sand.
BiiaX,
6,
indeclinable, plural
BadKip, or Baa-
j3d8or, ov, 6, see fiaros, bath,
a measure.
ov,
f),
\(ip, h}f2,
Baal, a god of the Phoenicians.

22, 41.
Bdddiv for Bd^ftov ::=
Bdmov,
J?/
Battion,
Sept.
Num.
3, 18,
Judic.
2, 11.
13.
10, 6.
4, 1, 2
a woman's name.
1,
1.
e's,
Inscr. 4396.
dejrrees.
Reg.
22.
3, 19, 18.
4, 10, 18.
Pa6p.rib6v {â6p.6s), adv.
liên.
BdaX pvlav debv ''AKKapav {Aquil. Reg. 4, 1, 2 Baa\ ff/Souft fly-god, a term of contempt). Hos. 2, 16. 17. 11, 2. Jos. Ant. (9, 2, 1) 9, 6, 6. When it is connected with hdp.dXis (expressed or understood), heifer, it takes
the feminine article
V.
1.
i).
/3a(9/ioei8vr,
(EIAfi) step-like.
Plut. II, 1079

Sept. Reg.
Strab. 3, 5,
E.
âSpos, ov,
5, 5.
stair. 6, (ficdva) step,
1,
4,
I,
20, 9.
Sir.
6,
36.
Sept. Judic. 10, 6 as

2,
P;u(.
Reg.
2,
1, 7, 4.
Par.
24,
7.
Tobit
1, 5.
Hos.
8.
Jer. 2, 8.
Paul.
Rom.
11, 4.
Artem. 225, of a ladder. grade, rank. Lucian. 11, Tropically, degree 2. In ecclesiasAthan. II, 532 A. 456.
30 D.
,
7.
(Compare
Sept. Reg. 3, 12, 28.)
tical
language, order, grade, rank.
Sard. 10.
Digitized
by Microsoft
^deo<;
Eus. H. E.
pov.
7,
294
âjBvTToryav,
/3ai'ov
avos,
Athan. I, 313 A, tov kXtj15. Const. in, 648 A. B, IfparLKosGreg. Naz. Ill, 33 I), Trpea-^vrepov. 1, 4. Greg. Nyss. II, 232 A. D. m, 988 D, tJjs Carth. Can. 3. Ephes. Can. 1. 2. SioKovias. Ba3. Gradus, degree of relationship.
Basil,
6,
beard.
Diod.
v,
11,
525, 50.
(TTwyav} with long thick Plut. II, 710 B.

3,
7,
âdis,
'Ei/
eta,
deep.
Strab. 3,
â6ei, sc. xPêi, in deep debt.
2.
p. 240, 12
Deep
âi^,}.
;faî)-
-color.
Ael. V.
H.
6, 6,
oi/rts.
Greg. Nyss.
m,
gradus cognationis, degrees Every generation adds one to of affinity. Thus, brothers are the preceding degree.
6iM)\
a-vyyevelas,
3.
Xdyi
1081 A, SKovpyis. Lyd. 178, 15, High-vamped shoe opposed to

;
Galen.
11,
'Ava^piSas ....
cient, as
86 B, viroSripaTa. Suid. Ptoch. 2, 51. 4. An-
of the second degree
nephew and uncle

;
of
the third; first-cousins of the fourth; sec-third-cousins of ond-oousins of the sixth

the eighth, Antec.
3, 6.
C.
5.
applied to language.
Epiph.
With a long
Schol. Arist.
6,
thick beard,
11,
48
/3aflii-
Troiymv.
Ran. 965.
Galen. VI, 385
and so on. (See avup-i,,

1,
Basil. Ill,
1389 D.
sc.
padva-iKos,
a kind of cheese.
(oroX^)
(oTo/io)
2, 20.
Korfiiu, TrKayios.)
1,
D.
âdvcTToXeoi,
Tjo'to,
âBos, cof, TO, depth.

Kapbias.
Sept. Ps. 129,

34, 5, of
rqs
27,
to
wear long flowing

deep
Polyh.
a battalion.
garments.
â6v(TTop.os,
Strab. 11, 14, 12.

ov,
Strah. 7, 1, 3 Tr^v < 10, 3, high-mindedness. âBovs x^P""' ^^^ interior, as opposed to the Diosc. 1, 80, p. 84 Amapou irapa /3ashore. Longin. 2, 1, of style. 6ovs, to much depth.
deep-mouthed,
cave.
Strab. 16,
l3a6v(TTpa)Tos, ov,
(oTpo)wu/xt), deep, thick,
soft
3.
The Deep
fiv66s, in
the Valen-
Babr. 32, koLttj. âdvrrjs, rjTos, fj, (âSis) depth. Lucian.

bed.
ycveiov.
II, 756,
tinian philosophy.
Doctr. Orient. 673 B. C.
(Compare Orig. IV, 109 C.) Dubious. /Sdi-oy, bath, a measure. ^ddov Epiph. in, 273 A. peyaXa e)(a>v fiadvaiSoms, ov, (âdis, alSoiov)
âBvôivos,
ov,
(âdvs,
(jjavrj)
deep-voiced.
Sept.
Esai. 33, 19.
/3a5ux"Xor,
3, 5
ov, (pêiXos) thick-lipped.

1.
Sept.
EzecL
5,
as V.
TO.
alboia.
Antip. S. 82, Priapus.
jSaBvxpoos, ov, (xpoa)

Jul.
of deep
color.
Diosc.
âBvyeveios, ov, {yfveiov)
^=
âdvirayiov.
109.
âta, as,
rj,
349 C.
âdvyios,
13.
ov,
the Italian balia, nurse,
Tpo(j}6s.
fiadvyeios.
Heron Jun.
222,
Strab. Chrest. 483.

fiaid,
see âros, bath, a measure.
âdvyripms,
Sext.
a>v,
(yfjpas) very old.
Poll. 2, 13. 18.
âtdbaywv,
tUT
iTZ]
^^
oIkos or lepov Aaycav,
750, 27.
(Compapê Arist. Nub. 513

rjki<ias.)
temple of Dagon.
npofjicatv (S
â6v T^r
^mdf)\, 7X~n'D
3, 5.
Sept.
Mace.
19, 2.
1, 10, 83.
oiKos Beoi, Beia ioTia.

1,
Sept.
I,
Pa6vykco(T(Tos, ov,
telligible
(yXaio-tra)
speaking an unin-
language.
Sept.
Ezech.
Gen. 35, D.
1.
Jos. Ant.
Orig.
89
fiadvyvoôs, ov, (yvoipos) very dark.

G^-eg.
Pseudodepth of
âtv for âtov.
Cyrill.
Scyth.
V.
S.
289 A.
Naz. IV, 257 A.

rjs,
fj,

fidivoi,
T),
âSvyv(opo(Tvvr],
(^âdvyvwp-cov)
ov, (I3dis)
ioisdom.
Theophyl. B. Ill, 685 D.
Gen. 40,
pd^dos.
16.
made of palm-leaf. Apophth. 152 C. 280
Symm.
Batvri
â6vyva>fia>v, ov, (yvcoprj)
of deep mind. Eunap.

dig deep.
112,10.
fiadvepyem,
2,
fjo-ai,
Adam. S. 425. (EPrO) to

(fiaBvs)
âiva,
to toalk, to go.
Geopon.
Theoph.
23, 14.
Agath. 266, 14. Dion. V, 21,
2.
7
8,
Participle,
/3e/3i;K<if, /rm.
Scando,
to
can a
verse.
Kara
TrdSa SaKrvKov jSaivo-
fiaBiivos, ov,
deep purple
pcvov.
1, p.
Aristid.
Q. 50. 53.
6, 1, p.
1,
Schol. Heph.
2,
Cont. 144, KiW.
19.
4, 1, p. 26.
35 Kara povopi] (S^wa
PaSvva,
82.
to
go deep.
Philon
I,
248, 15.
irobiav âivfrai.
p.
47 Auro
fia6{mkpos, ov, (neXpa) thick-soled.
Antip. S.
Diosc.
Kara SmoSlav. âiov, or ^ciiov,
Terent.
M.
547, versum.
ov, to, (jSdir) palm-leaf.
Sept
PaSiiTTiKpos, ov, (niKpos) excessively bitter.

3,
23 (26).
2, 1.
Mace. 1, 1109 B.
âdvirKevpos, ov, (nXeupa) deep-flanked, as a cow.
Geopon. 17,
âBvTiXoKos,
89, 5.
Joann. 12, IS. Patriarch. Cyrill. H. Athan. II, 1433 C. Macar. 213 B. PaJM. Catech. 10, 19. Laus. 1050 A. Apophth. 92 C. 93 C as v. 1.
13, 51.
ov,
(irXeKffl)
intricate.
Eunap.
'
Doroth.
âta>v,
793 B.
In the
Ritual,
âSiirkoos, ov, (irXfw) sailing
on deep water.
in
Diod.
3,
40.
ov,
fiaBvTTovrjpos,
(^novrfpos)
deep
wicked-
ness, exceedingly wicked.
Ptol. Tetrab. 159.
166.
rj Kvpiaiai rav of Palms, âmv. Chrys. XII, 687 C. Cyrill A. X, 1049 C. 5tf?. 28B. Method. SSi. Prod. CP. 772 B. "H KvpioKri rmv âtav. Palm Sunday, the Sunday immediately preceding Easter. Sophrns. 3704 B. Stud. 28 B.
the feast
t)
eopnj
rfip
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ySatouXos
Theoph. 695, 16.
.295
rSv 0aiav, the preceding Palm
^dxxapis, i8os,
3,.
âXavarbov
^,
'H
Terdprrj
Wednesday
Sunday.
baccar, baccaris.
6,
Diosc.
immediately
44 (51).
oC,
'H jrapao-iceiii) tS>v âtav, the Friday immediately preceding Palm Sunday. Stud. 28 B. 2. In the plural, to /Sam,
fiaKxao-fios,
(/3aKvdo))
Bacchic
frenzy.
Phot. Ill, 597 A.

ÔKxeiaKos,
166, 27.
verse,
ij,
ov,
(|3aKX"os) bacchiac.
Drac.
palm-leaves,
myrtle-branches,
olive-branches,
laurel-branches,
priest
and the
like,
blessed by the
and distributed to the congregation on Palm Sunday. In this sense, the singular TO âtov is used when a single bunch is
meant.
p.
Heph. 13, 12. 1, p,eTpov, Bacchiac the fondamental foot of which is the
(,
bacchius
).
Aristid. Q. 56.
â/cxelos, a, ov,
(Bokxos) Bacchic.
âKêios,
sc.
2.
Sub-
stantively,
(
3, 2. 5.
),
TToiJs,
bacchius,
Porph. Cer. 170, 15. Euchol. (See also Curop. 67, 10.) 3. Course, heat, at the hippodrome. Chron. 558, 17. Mai. 340, 16. Theoph. 574, 9. Porph.
597.
in prosody.
Z>rac. 128, 19.
Terent.
M. Ull.
).
Dion. H.
1, 11.
Heph. V, 111,
Strab.
143, 11 (
ri,
ôKxtKOi,
ov,
Bacchic.
Diod.
Cer. 307, 18.

^diouXof,
ov,
339.
6,
Cedr.
I,
781.
the
Latin
Cedr.
I,
bajulus
tutor,
682.
10, 3, 10.
15, 1, 55.-
Orph. Lith. 742.
Plut.
n, 565 F,
ôKxiKois,
et ahbi.
jraiSayaiyos,
7rat8oT/)i/3i)9,
preceptor.
Schol.
1,
adv. after the

1, 8.
manner of Bacchus.
Theoph. 148, 13.

Soph. Aj. 544.
600, 12.
Strab. 15,
Schol.
0pp. Hal.
âKxovpia, av, Ta, D'llDa,
dnapxal.
Sept.
Curop. 13.
jSayuXos.
âio(j)6pos,
Codin. 94, 19 Theoph. 723.

(fiatov,
fj
Written also
pahn-bearing.
sc. ^fiepa,
Nehem.
BdX,
0,
ov,
<j>ep<a)
Substantively,
â'iocjjopos,
ij
13, 31.
BiJX.
d,
ov,
Theophil.
3, 29.
ôKaKpos,
Macedonian, =^
Classical.
<f>a\aKp6s.
Plut. II, 292 E.
eopTij tS>v jSaicac.

liovfji
Stud.
T^s âCo(f>6pov.
1717 B Tfjs napaPorph. Cer. 115, 18.
ôKaveiov, ov, to, bath.

Const. Apost.
1, 6,
dvbpciov,
Laod. 30. for men. 1, 9,

L.
166.
jSdl's, ^,
Mon. 268 D. (Egyptian) palmAeaf, palm-branch (improperly). Sept. Mace. 1, 13, 37 (for |8dlV îK, Cod. B has âtvrjv r)v, HN being incorEpiph.
rectly repeated).
yvvaiKuov, for women.

^dKavevTpui,
as,
rj,
(âXavevco)
Poll.
7,
balnea-
trix, bath-woman.
âXavrjtpayeo),
ijo-m,
(^dKavrjcfidyos) to eat acorns.
/ioC |3diV (ttjv)

7,
Diosc. 4, 183 (186) 'EpTTTipiv.
App.
II, 70, 60.

fj,
Poll. 6, 40.
the eating
Porphyr. Abst.
-ffes.
4,
^dKavrj(jiayia, as,
of acorns.
Phi-
p.
318 'As
(j)o[viKos,
(cnXoCcTi /Sdl'r.
Bais, pd-
Ion II, 409, 36.
08or
Sats,
Kol
âtav (read âtov).
Gloss.
âXavLKOv, ov, to,
inikovrpov, price of a bath.
palma.
/Sai'taj/,
âirav or
Epiph.
classical
I,
mi/oy, o, a species of snake. 692 A. 888 C. (Compare the âU>v, a species ofjish.)
^dKdvivos, ov, (^dXavos}
balaninus,
Classical.
of
1,
the
fruit of the balsam.

20, fivpov, xplo'pa.
Diosc.
18.
Boko, tA, see Mdicc;^

ôKdvrrjs, 6,
/SaXdwoc, ov, TO,
little
fidKavos, suppository.
Ruf
30,
==
6,
âKavriôs.
Suid. Bandvrqs, 6
apud
20, 4.
Orib. II, 254, 13.

ov,
6,
a-xfrXiaa-TTis
(read (rxo\aa-Trjs).
ôKaviTqs,
^KavTifios,
the Latin
vacans vacantis,
lifj
^dXavevs-
Polyb.
idler, loiterer.
Synes. 1428 C, a bishop with-
âXavoetdrjs,
is,
(^dKavos,
EIAfl)
acorn-like.
out
see.
irapafievaiv
âitXifiB,
Suid. 'BoKavnôs, a-xoXaa-rris, ra irpdyfiari avTOv.

to cudgel.
Diosc.
5,
120 (121).
ov,
to,
.
ôKavoKdcrravov,
Trail. 312.
jSaXavof, ov,
fj,
:=
KdaTavov.
ben-nut.
A lex.
hpis.
ma, (fiaKKov)
Gloss. BokXi-
adeis, fustigatus.
balanus,
p.vpi-îidj.
ôkKiov, ov, to, the

Gloss.
fiaKTpomjpiTrjs, ov, 6,
Latin
bacillum,
baton.
^57
Sept.
(160),
^.
Oak
34,
I,
=
1.
Diosc. 4,
Gen.
35,
8.
Polyb.
8,
3.
1.
(ôKTpov, injpa) one going
Balanus,
shell-fish.
Orih.
137,
about with a staff A.
and
bag.
Hieron. VII, 63
âXavnaios, a, ov, {^dXdvTiov) Sophrns. 3661 A.

(SaXdvTiov, ov, TO,
of
the purse.
^v\ov, lum,
ov, TO,
staff,
the Latin
stick,
baoulus, bacuPlut.
I,
Sa-xeov, scrotum.
Protosp.
34 A. Written also ûkKov. Chal. 884 E. Theod. Lector. 2, 26. Mai. 186, 24. Theoph. 365,
cudgel.
16.
Corp. 225,
7.
^dkavTioo'Korros, ov, 6, (SaXdirioi/, o'KOTrea) bag-
watcher
ôKas,
covetous, avaricious.
Pallad. Vit.
horse with a
Suid. Tvfiwava, /SdicXa.
Gloss. Bd<\ov,
Chrys. 19 A.
a, 6, (/SaXids, (paXios)
ftistis.
BaKxavdKia,
.
a>v,
to,
Bacchanalia
Diosc.
dun
Atowo-m.
white forehead.
jSoXauoTiov, ov, TO,
Proc.
II, 87, 21.

sti
Lyd. 74,
9.
fioKâp, to,
ba1au
um
the
fknoer
1,
Scrapov.
1, 9.
of
the
wild pomegranate.
Diosc.
154.
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BaKevT^M
Galen. XIII, 162 F.
296
âKa-aiio(j>6pos,
0av8o(f>opo<!
ov,
((j)epa>)
Hes. BoKavtmov, eldos
bearing ôKa-ajuni.
Plin. 12,
poms
204.
(jiepov
avdos dpfioôv irpos Bepaneiavfj,
BoKevriia, as,
Syncell. 564, 3.
ffoKa-a/iaSris, es,
BoKevria, Valentia.
Chron.
(EIAQ)
balsam-like.
19 (97).
fioKis,
BaKevrlvos, BaKrjS, see OvaKevnvos, OvciKris. ôvfiaKwv, criKvs, aypios. {80s, ri,
^dKaafidiv, mvos, 6, {âka-ajios) grove ofbalaamr

trees, balsam-grove. Pallad. Laus. 1025 C. ^dKra, as, ij, Slavic bXoTo (neuter) eXos, marsh, morass, fen, .swamp. Leo. Tact. 11, 3. [Compare the Latin palus palu-
Diosc. 4, 152 (154).
ôKuTTaputs or fiaXKtcrrdpios, ov, 6, the Latin /carabalistarius or ballistarius
irfXTatmjf.
2. 3.
Lyd.
dis.]
jSoXreos, ov, 6, the
Porph. Adm. 251, 22. âXia-rpa, as, fj, the Latin balista or bal1 i s t a KaTaireXrqs, neTpofioKos. Proc. U,
158, 19.
,
Latin
balteus^
fuo-Tijp.
Lyd. 179, 11.

ôKribiv for âXriSiov.
l8aXr(Stoi/, ov, TO,
103, 15.
Mauric. 12,
ôKuTTpapios
0a\\to,
6.
Leo. Tact.
6, 27.
6.
(SaXio-Toptos.
Mauric. 12,
jSoXt-ov, OV, TO,
= =
^dXreos.
Porph. Cer. 710, 21. Porph. Cer. 144.
/SoXi-a.
fiaXKia-Tapios, see PaXia-rdpios.

to
ôKTttibris,
es,
{^dXra^
Bekker. 1096.
eXaSrjs,
marshy,
throw, cast.
Mai. 45, 21
'E^kridr] els
epara
avTrjs,
he fell in love with her,
els eparra avTTjS.
BaXXo)
to
swampy.
PorpA.
Adm.
123, 4.
enea-fv
e'/iavTov
fierd
nva
(tikos),
to
dare
contend with any one.

Harîva-
âpa, nan, high place. Sept. Par. 1, 16, 39. I, 21, 29. Symm. Ezech. 20, 29. With the article, dfia/id, na^n. Ezech. 20, 29.
âpôKepos, d, dv, (/3a/iâ|) of cotton. Cer. 473, 11.
âpâKiqpos,
d, ov,
Porph.
to give
Adm.
74, 9 'Hp.eTs fierd tovs
Kiras iavToiis ov ^dXKofiev.
a shout.
BaXXm Kpavyqv, 2. Porph. Adm. 254,

21.
1,
Porph.
preceding.
Typic. 59.
see.
like cotton f
To
5,
set fire.
Pohjh.
48,
8.
(Compare
Id.
âp^dKLov,
Diosc.
TO,
z^ ^dpâ^, which
es,
100, 5 IIpo Tov
vas.)
S.
nvp epâXeiv Tois Ma/ceSoClassical.
âpPaKoeiSfjs,
3,
(fidp.â^,
EIAQ)
To
7,
put.
38.
Matt. 25,
16 (18).
Joann. 5, 7. 18, 11. 20, Apoc. 2, 24, et alibi. Apophth. 421 A, toi' Diosc. 5, 82, tI el's n. TropTToba p,ov im ttjv KKlpaKa dva^rjvai. ically. Jos. Ant. 6, 13, 4 Bis vovv ôKsirBai.
27. 25. 27.
Marc.
Jacob.
3, 3.
n.
Hermes Tr. Poem.

I,
51,. 11
I,
Tm
els
vovv
p.01
^dKovTi nepi tivos {Plut.
237 A).
into.
Clem.
^dpâ^, oKos, 6 [17 V], Turkish p a mb u k, cotton. Achmet. 222. 268. Suid. Bapâ^ na/i(3a^ Tj napûKis, to trapd TToXXoiy Xp)f(i/ievov âp^dKWV. âvavcrea, Synes. 1092 A. ^dvavtros elpi. Paj/avitroTroua, as, tj, ^= âvaverovpyia. Epict. H, 801 C.
tj
A.
rl
221 B,
vovv.
em
4.
tI els voiv.
Greg. Th. 1065 B,
âvav(TOTexvea>,
fjo'io,
(^dvavcros, Tejfvrj) :^=
fol-
To
put,
pour
N.
T.
lowing.
Strab. 16, 4, 25.

fjtrai,
Diosc.
wine.
p. 142.
Epict. 4, 13, 12, 1, 93, t\ e'ls n. Apophth. 169 D. 301 C. Aet. 7, 101,
l3avav(rovpyeai,
7,
r^ âvavo'ovpyos
handicraft.
7, 6,
elpi.
PoU.
743
6.
fj,
5. To put on a garment
imi.
fiavavaovpyia, as,
ivSvw, evSvo-
Plut.
II,
F, et
alibi.
Poll.
ov, 6,
et alibi.
Polyb. 30,
4, 5,
Ifwrm.
Eust. Ant. 657
âvavaovpyos,
craftsman.
âvava-as,
lipoKJjrjTOiv
ovofiara âWofievoi, assuming.
Theoph. 437, 10, aura crayiov p,avpov, having put a black robe on him. Porph. Cer. 7, 16, a-ayla, they put on. 6. To begin, F. se mettre. Patriarch. 1093 A "E/SaXov eadleiv, its se mirent a manger. Apophth. 9 7 A, nvpen149 A. 436 A, KpdCeiv. [Ant. Mon. a-etv. 1516 C eK-/3aXai eK-/3aXj/.]
(EPrSJ) L. opifex, handiPoU. 7, 6. adv. vulgarly. Clem. A. I, 604

Just. Apol. 1, 55.
B.
^dvSa,
Carian,
viKrj.
Steph.
B.
6, 19.
'aXo-
âvha
^dvSov,
....
fj,
^dvha, as,
=
t6,
^dvbov.
Leo. Tact.
ov,
âXXtunJ,
rjs,
fj,
ballote, an
fj,
herb.
Diosc.
3,
gnum, Mauric.
II,
bandum, ^= KrqpeXov, L. si banner, ensign. Proc. 1,415,20.

1, 3. 8.
107 (117).
^dKviapia,
as,
etaUbi.
Simoc. 119, CAron. 701, 18.
14.
^1/aZ.
461,
Theoph.in,
Cedr.
I,
balneum,
15.
to,
::=
fiaXavelov.
Porph. Cer. 422, ^dkaapiXamv, ov,

a-iKcptov.
(^dKaapov, eXawv)

fj,
2. Band, a company of infantry from 200 400 men. Mauric. 3. Garrison of a Tact.
18.
14, et alibi,
ieo. Tact. 12, 62.
694,
to
1, 3.
9, 3.
Leo.
4,
2.
41.
place.
ôXo-aôr, ov,
{fidXa-ap-ov) balsam-tree.
Pallad.
Porph.
Adm.
225,
7.
17.
Laus. 1025 C.
^dkirajiovpyla, as,
fj,
oipopos, ov, 6,
(/SaKSoi/, (pepco)
r=: 6 to
otjelto-
(PdKcraiJLOvpyos) the
making
balsam.
pelov ToO orpaTTjyov ev rals irapaTdêtriv

6a>s (pepeiv, ensign,
I,
of balsam.
â\a-ap,ovpy6s,
Damasc. Ill, 692 D. ov, (EPrC) making

1025 C.
standard-bearer.
et alibi.
Proc.
448.
Mauric.
1, 3. 5,
Leo. Tact.
Pallad. Laus.
4, 14.
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j3avidp.iv
âvidpiv for âviapiou, to^
232, 20.
297
ôKviaplaMâl,
l3a7rTta-fjba
^=
4.
tinguo,
Baptize,
to
Porph. Cer. 154. Sva^ (originally Fai/a|), king, ^dmas, 6, Hes. Sdvvas, âa-iKevs, rrapa 'ItoXkoruler.
baptize.
mergo, mergito, tingo or N. T. passim. Ignat.

I,
TQir.
Oi 8e, /ieyrros apxmv.

t6,
PavTOV,
10.
/SaTTTfoc
713 B. Just. Tryph. 29. Tertull. A. 1812 A. B. 1214 A. II, 964 A. Her. 1368 A. Basil. IV, 129 B.
Apost.
7,
1207
Const.
Theod.
^dv8ou.
Porph. Cer. 494,

Clem. ^.
I,
9.
25.
8,
637 B. */3a7rn'f<B, iVm, (fidwra") to dip, to immerse : to sink. Pindar's a^mrrurros shows the antiqSfi âwTfiv.
for baptism.
dca/Sanr/feo'.
37 o âwnôpevos, candidate Can. Apost. 47, Svadev,
Theod. IV, 420 B.
There
uity
of this
novTov.
1,
verb.
Aristophon
(Comic).
Philonid. Pseud-4fci&. (Bergk, p. 473),

KvjiaiTi
nva
Heron 192
3,72,4.
Jos.
-crBai. tls
to vSmp.
^nna-pevos BeânTurpivos. no evidence that Luke and Paul and the other writers of the New Testament put upon this verb meanings not recognized by the Greeks.]
149, 9
is
r],
Adm.
[Porph.
Pohjb.
51, e.
5,47,2.
4, 4, 6,
8,8,4.
12,
^diTTia-is, eas,
(fianTiâ)
=
2,
16, 6, 2.
2, 4.
Diod. 16, 80.
Strab. 6, 2, 9.
a-pos-
Jos. Ant. 18, 5,
^dnncrpa, ffawTiJohn's baptism.
14, 3, 9.
Ant.
i^r r/c^pay
1.5,
Tavrqs fls
3.
t/jv Tnjyriv.
9, 10,
2 -crdai.
ttj
3,
B. J.
3, 8, 5.
1,
22, 2 -o-5ai ev
KoXvp,-
Damasc. I, 1240 A. II,. 313 D, a conventional picture representing the baptism of Christ. See also Horol.
Jan.
6.
aTOff,
Sophrns. 3756 A.
pijBpa.
2, 20, 1.
Vit. 3.
Hermes Tr. Poem.

to
36, 16, Ttra eij

KooF,
t'n
n.
36, 4 ^'E^mrriaravTO tov
^dnTitrpa,
to,
(/SaTTTtfo))
baptisma,.
Clem. R.
Just..
mmrf.
Epict. Frag. 14 -aOai,
he
I,
baptism, the rite.

2, 6.
N.
T. passim.
drowned, as the effect of sinking.

731 D.
Plut.
Barn. 757 A.
19. 29. 41.
Ignat. 724 C.
Sibyll.
I,
7,
.... ex ni6(ov p.eyd\av, hy dipping them. 11, 820 C. 914 D, tov 166 A, rwa els AiovviTov TTpos TTjV BoKatJiTav. 971 B, TO. dyyeia. 990 D, eavrov els ttjv TL. Lucian. I, 157. II, 107. Kamatda Xip-vrju. Poll. 1, 114. 124. Clem. A. II, 640 C -a-Bai, to sink. Dion C. 37, 58, 3. Joann. Mosch.
702
<biaK(us
Tryph.
Orient.
II,
84.
Doctr.
Tropically. rpax^Xov. Eubul. (Comic.) Nausic. to afflict. Euenus

-a-BoA,
2900
cos
2,
5,
p.
Conv.
4.
176
474 (Bergk). Plat. Euth. 277 D. B êpannapevos, L- madidus,

Sept. Esai. 21,
91, 10.
1,
soaked in liquor, intoxicated.
Diod.
73.
Philon
Jos.
I,
224, 30,
H, 478, 25 -o'diii, to be Ant. 10, 9, 4. B. J. 4, Plut. II, 9 B. 3, 3, Txjv TtoKiv, like a ship. 593 F. 656 D. 975 C -urpevos, intoxicated. I, 1062 C ncvraKUTxiXlau pvpidSav 6<p'Kr)paai Just. PeâTTTia-pevov, acre alieno oppressum. Tryph. 86, p. 681 C BeffaTma-pemvs Tdis âLucian. Ill, 81. Sibyll. pvTaTais dpapnais.
(Tvpipopais Trjv ^vxfl"-
drunk.
647, 5.
5,
478, of the setting sun.
Aquil.
Job
9,
31,
iv SuKJjdopa.
irritrpivos,
fls vTTVov.
(rois,
rj
Clem. ^.
Plotin.
I,
sunk in
A 'Ayvola 0f/3aignorance. 421 A -o-Bai

I,
57
70, 1
Banna-dels
e'v
fj
v6-
ra irapari. Basil IV, 996 D. Theod. HI, 1148 A. 2> Mid. âiTTiôpai, to perform ablution, to
fidycov
Te)(yais.
155,
309 B. Tertull. BasQ. I, 665 C. IV, 132 A. Cyrill. H. 1080 B. Greg. Naz. Ill, 393 C. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 580 D. (Compare Jos. B. J. 2, 8, 7, about the Essenes.) AevTepov ^dTrriirpa, second baptism ; a heresy. i/ippoZ. Haer. 462, 40. Tertull. Yl, 1011 A. Can. Apost. 47. tA ^dimcrpa Iren. (tov araiTijpos), the baptism of Christ. 472 A. Melito 1221 A. Clem. A. I, 888 A. For the mode of administering the rite of baptism, see Barn. 740 A. B. Just. Apol. 1, Tertull. I, 635 1222 61. /ren. 664 B. A. II, 79 A. Orig. Ill, 1855 A. Basil. IV, Cyrill. 188 B. C. Greg. Naz. II, 236 B. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 585 B. H. 1068 seq. Epiph. n, 744 D, the person must be immersed naked. Pseudo-Z)ion. 396 C. 404 C. Joann. Mosch. 3045 A, about a person bapDamasc. II, tized with sand (Cedr. I, 440). 317 D. For the church officers qualified to administer baptism, see Ignat. 713 B. Joann. Mosch. 2853 C Tertull. I, 1217 B. Upea-^vTepos els to ^dnnapa, the presbyter Kara nepiwho baptized. Nic. CP. 853
79 A.
Orig.
693 C.
Clem. A.
U, 1456 B.
(TTaa-iv
Km povaxos
\lt6s
/3o7n-if.
II,
trine immersion,
see Tertull.
79 A,
For Ter
Sept. Reg. 4, 5, 13. Judith 12, 7. 30 -dBai dno veKpov (Lev. 11, 25 seq. Num. 19, 18 seq.). Marc. 7, 4. Luc. 11, 38. Just. Tryph. 46. Clem. A. I, 1184 B. 1352 C (Lev. 15, 18). II, 649 C -aBai toXs 3. To plunge a hdupvm, bathed in tears. knife. Jos. B. J. 2, 18, 4 Eir t^v eavroii Galen. X, 150 a(j)ayfiv i^dTTTure t6 îcfios.
bathe.
Sir. 31,
884 A. Basil. IV, 188 C. mergitamur. Can. Apost. 50 Tpi'a âirria-paTa ptds pvrjCerul. 793 A. a-eais, three immersions. For infant baptism, see Tertull. I, 1221 B.
Greg. Naz. n, 400 A. Isid. 265 C. Theod. For Pseudo-Z)wn. 568 B. IV, 512 A. 624 B. clinic baptism, see Eus. U, 621 B.
Compare Neocaes.
2.
12.
E. F, of surgical instruments.
Vit. Horn.
Pseudo-PZu^
1091 B.
38
Applied also to martyrdom. Naz. n, 236 B.
Greg.
Digitized
by
IVIicrosoft

âirTLo-fJbo^
^TTTta-jidi, ov, 6,
298
1,
âp0dpco<s
200, et alibL
Arilh. 30, Kaxlas.

10.
a plunging, immersion. Theol. Antyll. apud Orib. 11, 385, For purification. Marc. 7, 4. 8. Paul.
9, 10.
The prefect of the Barangi

al-
was called
aK6Korv6os, or Trpoî/ios.
Hebr. 2.
(Compare
6, 2.
Sept. Lev. 11, 32.)
Baptismus,
baptism,
âpdSiv for âpdSiov, ov, to, the Latin V e a r e ? beehive f Achmet. 284.
fiapa6p6a>, wtroa, to cast into
âirruTjui:
2,
a jidpaBpov. Pseudo-
Paul. Hebr.
baptism.
Jos. Ant. 18, 5,
John's
Chrys. IX, 846 D.

fiapaBpcaSr/s, es,
1198 A. 669 C.
0a7m(TTr]p,
Tertull. I, Iren. 686 B, of Christ. Basil. IV, seq. 1207 A. 1217
(fidpaSpov,
EIAQ)
like
pit or
I,
gap.
pdpoKos,
Strab. 5, 1, 11.
13, 1, 67.
Philon
rjpos,
6,
=
2,

âirntrTripiov.
8, 9.
Theoph.
bathing-
24, 19. 615.

fiaTTTKTTripiov,
Porph. Cer.
ov, TO,
baptisterium,
17, 11
place. Plin. Epist.
2. Baptistery.
irpoai\iov
Athan.
I,
228.
Cyrill.
H. 1068 Tov
Jos. Ant. 5, 5, 2. 6, pT3 ::=; aa-TpairT]. ^dpâ, f), the Latin b a r b a jrarytov. Diosc. 4, 55 'Id/Sif ^dp/3a, Jovis barba =:: xpva-oKonrj, a plant. Genes. 116, 15. âpfidpa, as, f/, a kind of plaster, in pharmacy.
Tov fiaiTTLa-Trjplov oIkov. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 420. Pallad.Yit. Chrys. 36 A. Socr. 7, 4. CAaZ.
Alex. Trail. 205.
1029 D. Pseudo-Z)io. 484 B Ko\vii0r]6pa. Theod. Lector 181 C. Greg. Naz. 11, 252 0aima-n)s, ov, 6, baptizer.
C.
Bap^dpa,
ess.
as, f/, Barbara, an unhistorical Damasc. HI, 781 C seq.

fj,
saint-
âpâpia, as,
barbaria =^
to violate the rules
âpâpurfios.
393
C.
Phryn. 339.
*âpâpi(a>,
icrto,
Particularly,
Ban-Tio-TTjs,
of inflection,
Baptista, Ablutor, the Baptizer, a surname Jos. Ant. of John the Forerunner. N. T.
or of orthoepy, to commit a barbarism. Aristot. Elench. 3, 2. Polyb. 40, 6, 7. Strab. 14, 2,

28, p.
2.
A.
Qcnrra,
18, 5,
2.
Tertull. II,
1075 C, Ablutor Christi.
142,
21.
Plut.
n, 59 F,
et
alibi.
Plural, oi BaiTTUTTal, Baplistae
=:
'H/ie-
Anthol. Ill, 47.

âppapiKdpios, ov,
Lucian.
6,
Ill, 18. 171.
pofiavTiOTal, a sect.
fiaTrrLiTTiKos,
17,
/MSt Tryph. 80.

baptismal.
CecTr.
I,
the Latin
fiepos,
barbarica2,
ok, {âiTTUTTrfs)
Did.
797.
12,
us
gold-weaver.
sc.
Dioclet. C.
20.
700 B.
to
Theoph.
Seo'p.rjv
627.
0ap0api<6v, ov, TO,

the
barbaricum,
dip.
Classical.
Sept.
Ex.
22
Arjrj/ea-de
Se
va-<Tainov,
ttjv
xal ^wffavres
yond the
dm
TOV aifiaros toS napa
Trjs (jAias,
dipping
els
it
in the blood.
cujia.
Bvpav Kadiêre Lev. 4, 6,

els
country of the barbarians, the regions belimits of the Roman empire. Carth. Can. 52. Chal. Can. 28. (Compare Quin.
eKKKricrim.)
Can. 30 BapâpiKal
^fiapâpia-fios, ov,
6,
TOV SaKTvXov
to
11, 32,
vSap.
(âpâpiâi)
barbari-
14, 16, TOV SaKTvXov
dm
tov iXaiov.
Josu.
Deut.
33, 24,
1, 14,
e'j/
iKaia tov noSa.

Ps. 67, 24.
27.
TToSe els TOK TTOTafiov.
3, 15. Reg. H, 549 A, to Theodtn. Dan. 4, 30
barbarism, a violation of the rules of inflection or of orthoepy. Aristot. Poet. 22,

,
sm u s
Plut.
4,
the use of words peculiar to the dialects. Philon I, 124, 40. Plut. II, 731 E. Apollon.
59.
Atto t^s opoaov tov ovpavov to o'aaa avTov

fPd<prj.
2.
D. Synt. 198,
To
dye.
Classical.
Apollon.
Ephes. 1385 apotpfjTrjs, 7re /ioi, ^diTTeTm ; to dye one's hair. 3. Tu the following passage it seems to be synonymous with lâwrl-
Barbarism, the state of the world fi-om Adam to Noah. Epiph. I, 165 C.
0apâp66vjios, ov, (J3dpâpos, Svp-ds) of savage disposition. Sibyll. 3, 332.
2.
7.
Sext.
646, 28.
Diog.
7,
f(B,
to baptize.
Epict.
2, 9,
20 "Otov
S'
dva-
^dpâpos,
ov,
barbarus.
Strab. 14,
2, 28.
XdlSjj
rb TvdBos tov /Seâ/i/ieVou
Km
^prjfuvov,
i'cTTi TO ovTt Koi (faXciToi 'lovbalos4. To plunge a knife. Dion H. II, 833,
TOTe Koi
4,
2. Barbarous.
barbarous
style.
Sext. 613, 16, to ^dpfiapov,
âpâpooTOfita, as,
rj,
(^dpfiapos,
OTopa) bar'
14,
2,
&ia tS}v (TirkdyxvoDV tov
criSripoj/.
880, 10, els

5,
barous
p.
pronunciation.
7.
(<f>pr)v~)
Strab.
28,
Tas TrKevpds
yvijxevov,
ttjv al-)^p.r)v.
Diosc.
138 (139)
rJTOi,
142,
BaTTTO/ievov, ^Toi Tnyyvvpevov,
where
irtj-
âp0ap6cj)pa>v, ov,
Sibyll. 1,
of barbarous
I3ap0ap6(jiav6s
mind.
has the appearance of being a

01,
342.
5, 95.
{](T(0,
0ap0apo<\)a}vem,
'Rdpajyoi, mv,
elpi.
Barangi, a body of mercenaries, forming part of the Byzantine emperor's body-guard or palace-guard. They made
their first appearance at Constantinople in
Strab. 14,
2,
28, p. 142, 23.
âpâpotpaivia, as, ^, {âpâpoâvos) the use of
barbarous language.
PapâpmSrjs,
es,
Phot.
I,
557 B.
Nicet.
barbarous.
Clim. 668 C.
the middle of the eleventh century. Cendrenus (II, 613) regards them as Kelts. Anna Comnena (I, 120) brings them from Thule. Curopalates (37. 57) represents the Barangi of his time as speaking English.
Scyl. 644. 737.
Byz. 716 C.
PseU. 928 B.
fj,
âpfiapawfiia, as,
(ovopa) barbarous name.
Epiph.
wp-las.
I,
324
Tfjs
tov ovofiaTos âpâpaSept.
âp^dpas, adv. barbarously.

2.
Mace.
2, 15,
Arsen. CP. 956 C.
Cant.
Strab. 10, 3, 17.
Digitized
by Microsoft
âp/8aTo?
apâ.Tos, ov, 6, the
299
âpvdvfiLa
fms, ^, a weighing down, heaviness. Iambi. Adhort. 326.
Latin barbatus, bearded.
Dion.
H. IV, 2169, 3, as a surname. Hence, not a eunuch. Chron. 627, 9. Porph.

Cer. 62, 20.
Sv,
oj,
0dpri(ns,
^dpis, cas, ^,
castle.
Hebrew m''3
1, 6,
irvpyos, tower,
2,
Sept. Esdr.
Jos.
22.
7.
6,
2.
Ps.
BapîjXtTm,
EpipJi.
I,
Barbelitae,
:=
following.
4,4, 9.
Ant. 10, 11,

ftar-fc,
11, 4, 6.
12, 4,
337 A.
S>v,
11.
oi,
Bap(37)XtciTai,
(Ba/)j3i;X<)
Barbeliotae,
fidpKo, as, ^,
Isid.
bare a,
1,
5oaf.
Z^d. 180, 11.
certain heretics.
Bap^rjKa, ouj,
/ren. 691 B.
BapfiriXmd,
fj,
17,
Theod. IV, 861 C. Barbelo, a Gnostic figment.
Hisp. 19,
a, 6,
19.
Bdpxas,
Barcas.
Polyb.
1, 74, 9.
=
d,
Epiph. I, 288 C. 321 C. preceding. Theod. IV, 361
fiapKTivip.,
'Jpia
^,
:=: Tpi/3oXa, threshing sledges.

7.
Sept. Judic. 8,
C.
,j3dp|3iXos,
Bapva,
see |3pa/3iXos.
>),
as,
Farna,
i\ric.
city
in
Bulgaria.
7.
BapSdpris,
o,
Theoph. 549.
CP.
Histor. 40,
Cedr.
BapSaptos.
Comn.
::=.
I,
239, 12.
II,
555, 4.
BopSapiOf,
ot),
Bardarius
7.
'Aî6s,
Axius.
Bapj/d/3ar,
Cedr.
II,
455,
iVicei. 666, 26.
a, 6, Barnabas. r/ieod Xec?or 184 B.
Eus.
II,
117 B.
BapSrjirdvrjs,
ov, 6, Bardesanes, a Valentinian. Theod. IV, Bus. n, 401 B. ni, 464 A. Called also 372 B. Tim. Presb. 17 C. perhaps 'ApSi/o-ciw/r. Hippol. Haer. 286, 13
jSdpos, eos, TO,

smell.
Diosc. 4, 76.
L. gravitas, disagreeableness of 2. Weight, in the
sense oi power, authority.

62, Tiys SrrdpTijs.
Diod.
4, 61.
Pan?. Thess.
1, 2, 6.
3.
15,
an error.
'SapbrâiavuTTai,
Overbearing conduct, oppression.

av, ot, Bardesianistae, the fol55.
Diod. 20,
lowers
of
I,
Epiph.
âpSoL,
mj',
Adam. 1792 C. Bardesanes. 848 D. bards, the doiSoi of the oi, b a r d i

,
E.
4.
Weight of character. Plut. H, 522 5. Burden, tax. Leo. Novell. 220,

indeclinable, Baruch.
i3i0Xoi, the booh
Sripoa-ioKd, public burdens.
BapoCx,
1, 1,
Gauls.
5, 31.
Posidon. apud jliên.

Strab. 4, 4, 4.
6,
49.
ZH'orf.
Bapoiix
I, 6,
6,
Sept.
Baruch
Gnostic forgery.
poiraKou,
of Baruch, a Hippol. Haer. 216, 35.
âpSovKiov, ov, TO,
=:
a mace,
Theoph.
club.
Orig.
195 C.
see Ovdppav, Varro.
6,
Leo. Tact.
232.
6,
27.
7,
58.
Cont.
Bdppcov, covos,
Bapaavoi(f}tos, ov,
Barsanuphius.
ot,
Tim. Presb.
fol-
fiapea, âpeta, see
jSapem, ijo-m,
pjjrai
âpvsSept.
45, A.
âpvvio.
Ex.
7,
14 Beâp.
I,
Bapa'auov^JHTat.,
atv,
Barsanuphitae, the
^ KapSia <âpai>.
t)
Parth.
9,
10,
21
7.
lowers of Barsaijuphius,
Ais âprj6euTa
ttoIs.
Dion. H.
ilfarc.
37,
AcephaU.
756 B.
/SapuoXyia, as,
a branch of the Tim. Presb. 45 A. Damasc. I,

{âpvaKyr)s)
Philon
I,
373, 20 Beâpi]p,evaiv koI

ikfa.
9,
TreTTieo'p.e-
vav
V.
8.
1.
oii/w.
26, 43. 21, 34.

1,
14,
40 as
2, 1,
rj,
deep suffering.
Luc.
2,
32.
Paul. Cor.
16.
Germ. 269 B.
âpiyXma-cros,
yXaa-a-os.
ov,
(/3apijr,
5,
4.
Tim.
8,
5,
ilfuson. 207.
1, 9,
yXaJo'O'a)
^
v.
1.
âdvOrig.
Jos. 15, 3, 3,
14.
Ignat. 701 B, riva. Epict.

44. 36 -a6ai nva.
I,
Sept.
Anton.
573.
8, 8,
m,
App.
207,
1.
Lucian. GaZen. II, 271 D.

11,
HI, 773 C.
*âpvhwv,
193. 197.
Ezech. 3, 5 as Theod. II, 844 B.
ov, TO, (/3dpor)
small weight.
Heron
Herodn.
2 'E/Sapouvrd te airSj' ainjv nji'
fiyheiav.
Greg. Nyss. Ill, 117 B.
29
âpveyKeipoKos,
thick-headed.
âpvepyrjs,
(s,
ov,
(iyK((j)dKos)
heavy-brained,
IIpo? KaKiav âpr](Tas Koi KoraveiKras, neuter,
Plut. II, 1086 E.

to
Chrys. VII, 68
Tpi^T]v.
'Bapovp.tvoi, tt)V
avroBi bia-
(EPFQ) hard
move.
App.
II,
Aster. 208
yepovTos âpovfievos.
êâprjp,evos.
T^ cVi irXeov âfi tov [The Attics use only
115, 35.
âpvrjKoos, ov,
hard of hearing.
Orig. IV, 232
has 2 perf. êâpr/as, neuter. Lucian (in the passage referred to) condemns the use of fiapea for /Sapuvo).]
Classical.
Homer
B.
âpvrixos, ov,
(^"0
sounding heavily.
Agath.
p.eya'Koij-
294, 8.
Bekker. 225, 18 Bapuiypfor,
*âpi<os (jSaptJs), adv. heavily, etc.
Tropically, overbearingly, oppressively.
Sept.
fiapv6vp,ea,
Xos, fieyoXdi/'oôs, ficyaKoKTVTros. ijo-o), (âpvdvp,os) to be wroth, indig-
Mace. 3, 3, 1 Diod. 11,48. 15, 28.-2. With the grave accent, that is, with no accent. Apollon. D. Aristot. Eleneh. 21. Pron. 364 B. Athen. 2, 40. or âpâfiapdrai, oi, Persian fiapâ/iavdrai
officers.
nant, or dejected.
3, 11, 22.
I,
Sept.
Num.
16, 15.
Keg.
454 A.
Diod. 20, 41, eiri Ta ndOei,. Plut. H, 739 E -0-601.. App. I, 39, 30.
II,
338, 90.
822, 14.
f),
âpvdvfila, as,
indignation, dejection.
Jos.
Mai. 271,
v.
7.
22.
Ant. 16, 10,
5.
Plut.
II,
477 E,
et alibi.
^priiia, aros, to,
IV, 2029, 8 as
(âpea) =^ /3dpos. Dion. H. 1. Theogn. Mon. 853 D.
Oenom. apud Eus. IH, 396 B. 333 A.
Clementin,
Digitized
by Microsoft
l3apvKap8to<;
300
1863,
âpv^poavvrj
proud. Strab. 14, 1, 42, Luc. Act. 20, 9, vttvos, Lyd. 309, 17, êias V. 1. for âSvs, deep. 2. Grave, low, not fiav, a severe winter. Philon I, 29, 1 8, âvij. H, high, in music.
9, aKova-d^vai,
ffapvKapSws, ov, (fiapis, leapSta) heavy or slow Sept. Ps. 4, 3. of heart.

fiapvKecjiaKos, ov, (xfâXij)
p. 119, 9, dignified.
with a heavy (large)
head.
Arr. Venat.
4, 4.
Pseudo-/MS. 1353
Synes. 1352 B,
heavily afflicted.

12,
\Lav iieyaKoKe(l)a\os.
âpvXKiou, ov, TO,
fiapi8tov.
485, 32.
756, 15.
Sext.
27.
14,
2.
(ftBoyyos.
530,
5.
of a vSpocTKomov.
âpv\vn-o<!, ov, (ffapvs,
757,
8.-3.
Grave, as ap-
Xvini)
plied to the grave accent.
Plat. Cratyl. 399
Plut.
n, 114 F.
ov,
âpiifiaa-Tos,
(/xaoror)
with heavy breasts.
A, avXKoBr), syllaba gravis. Dion. H. V, 62, 6. 'O âpvs rovos, the grave accent. Arcad.
Strab. 17,3,4, p. 409, 26.

Papvp.i(T6os, ov,
190, 21.
Porphyr. Prosod. 109
4. Sub-
(fua-dos) that asks high wages.
stantively,
hia, the
(a)
fj
fiapcta, sc. racrif or irpoatf-
Anthol. IV, 129.

fidpvva-is, eas,
r),
(âpivto) overbearing coruluct.
23, 1.
Aristot. Eleneh, grave accent (^). Rhet. 3, 1, 4. Dion. Thr. 630, 1.
Artem.
32.

Classical.
fiapiva, to weigh down, etc.
H.
I,
98, 13 -a-6m
fj
imo
ko'ttou.
Dion. Lucian. I, 693
Arcad. 127, 8. Dion. H. V, 61, 1. Sext. Porph. Prosod. 109. Schol. Dion. 624, 16. (b) TO /Sapu Thr. 61 i, 31. 6 fiapvs
Bapvverai yap
my cViVfl
vor, to
ia-ri
2. Mid.
dSXia
rf/v
yacrrepa
Km
o'Xfbov
Tovos.
fj
Dion.-
H. V,
59,
2.
62,
1.
(c)
Papvvofiai, L. grato
bear with reluctance,
be tired of any-
âpea for Bapeia, sc. Porph. Cer. 670, 16.

âpvaihripos,
ov,
(r(j)i)pa,
sledge-hammer.
with
thing.
Tvxqs.
Basil,
Dion. H. II, 673, 4, rd \v7njpd rrjs Plut. n, 726 B. 518 E, raiir TfXmmj.
((riSijpor)
pop,<j)aia.
heavy
iron.
Plut.
I,
264 F,
Tov nXovTov.
TTTeiv.
3.
ni, 912 A, ttjv ^mriv. Eunap. 81, 10, Eus. Alex. 432 A, tov /3\d-
âpva-nXayxvos,
j3apiK7Ta5/ii'fo>,
ov,
8.
(oTrXayp^Ka)
:=
fiapvdvfios.
Philon n, 269,
heavy.
In grammar,
the
grave accent, that

28.
Drac. 21, 15.

Sext. 624,
pronounce with with no accent. Apollon. D. Pron. 298 C.

to
is,
tVo),
(fiapioTajBfi^s)
to
render
Diosc.
1, 25.
âpvoTOveoi, rjaa,
II,
:=
âpvoTOVOS
elfu.
Epiph.
Athen.
2,
Nil. Jun. 49
fie^dpvo-ai
âpvofos,
Diosc.
OK,
5,
(ofm)
40.
9,
76.
[Fii.
340 C.
/Sf/Sapuvo-at.]
BapvcrmpLos, ov, ((rS/xa) heavy in body.
Pseudo
âpvo3p.os, âpvo(Tp.os.
122 (123).
y]<Ta>,
PapvTvadeo),
=:i âpviradris
flfii.
Plut.
II,
1289 B. BapvTepcos, comparative of âpias, Sept. Mace. 3, 3, 1. Tcpov.

Just.
âpvTTjs, rjros,
17,
/Sapu-
167 F.
fiapviradris, is, (jrafieiv) suffering heavily.
II,
weight, heaviness.
Tropically.
5, 9.
Eus.
Diod.
44.
3, 12, p.
182, 78, harshness.

11,
11,
852 C,
<\>eopd.
15, 31, arrogance.
600, 32.
PM.
âpvTrevOrjTos,
ov,
(irevQiai)
heavily
afflicted.
Antip. Thess. 63.

âpvTrevOia, as,
grief.
17,
(nevdos) heavy affliction or
Plut.
II,
118 B.
22.
âpvire\jrla, as, ^, (ttcttto)) difficulty in digesting.

Porph. Them. 43, 15.
BapiTfKovTos,
ov,
n, 44 A, gravity of character. Arr. Anab. 1, 7, 2, overbearing conduct. App. I, 109, 40. 2. Hermog. Biet. 349, roughness of style. The being Bapvs, in music. Plut. II, 947 E. 3. The grave accent, in Sext. 756, 32. grammar. Aristot. Poet. 20, 4. Dion. H. V,
Bapvifkovs, ovv, (TrXdoy) difficult
of navigation.
âBvirXovros.
62, 4.
VI, 1101,
9.
Sext. 626, 16.
(vKovtos)
âpvTOvea), fjaa, {âpirovos) to pronounce the

last syllable vnih the
Oreg. Nyss.
HI, 1061 C.
Euchait.
1142
A.
BapvnvKvos,
Q. 131.
ov,
not to accent it at Philon as Nd/ios.

where.
all.
grave accent, that is, Dion. H. I, 359, 9,

97, 23, as ttov, somerios.
I,
âpiis Koi ttvkvos ?
Aristid.
Apollon. D. Pron. 356 B, as
Nicom. Haren.
using ponderous
Sept.
âpvTovTio-is, ems,
lable with the
18, tovs cjydoyyovs, in music. the
Bapvpprjp.ii>v, ov, (fiapvs, prjp.a)
17,
words.
Schol. Arist.
*Bapvs,
48,
eta, v,
heavy.
Tropically.
Karecpavrj,
it
Ran. 839.
Gen.
âpvrovrfriov
grave accent.
pronouncing the last sylEudoc. M. 305.

Schol. Ar^st.
Sci âpvTovetv.
17
Bapi auT<3
it
displeased
Ran. 840.
BapvTovos,
ov,
him, he took
to heart.
Num.
than
20, 20, S^Xos,
(tovos) barytone, with the grave

is,
much
Tpos
people.
a-ov
2,
Job
15, 10 Bapirepos tov tto-
accent on the last syllable, that
with no
Porphyr.
fjfUpais,
older
your father.
1 7, 20, vv,
3,
accent at
all.
Dion. Thr. 638,
31, prum, as
Sap.
dark.
rich.
14 Bapvs
Polyb.
io'Tiv Tj/iiv KOt /SXen-d/wi/or,
"Kiya, pavBdvio.
Sext. 619, 4, Xeîs.
we cannot bear even

1,
his sight.
3,
Prosod. 109.
jSapvTovas, ndv. with the grave accent.
Bapv(f>poa-vvr],
rjs,
10, 6.
13, 5.
60, 9, 16,
8,
5,
77,
1,
overbearing.
III.
Diod.
î
(Bapii<j>pa>v)
alibi.
Moer.
4.
jSapu^jatoi
rich.
Dion. H.
1818, 12, hardus, dull.
Plut.
I,
223 E, et
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by Microsoft

âpv^Q
fiapv(j)ci>vta, as,
t],
301
âffiXev'i
8, et alibi. Jos. Ant. 12, 2, 2.-5. The of the Athenian jSao-iXevs. Paus. 1, 3, 1
{fiapv(j>a>vos)
^paSvyXcoTTia.
Soiihrns.
3348 C.
thick-lipped.
6.
office
QapvxeiKos, ov, (xeiKos)

Ill,
Anthol.
94 (Âmmimius 5).
âpvxopSos, ov,
(jidoyyos,
{xP^v) low, note. opposed to j/ijti;.
Strat. 29,
Basiliae, the Books of the Kings of the Old Testament. Baa-i\eiS>v irpaTt) and devrcpa, correspond to the First and Second Books
fiapixpoos, ov, (xpoa)
of deep
color.
Diosc.
5,
109.
of Samuel. Bao-iKeiav Tpiri) and nTaprrj are the same as the First and Second Bonks of the Kings. Sept. Reg. (titul.). Philon I,
273, 32.
âpvamea, ijo-oa, Gen. 48, 10.
(fiapvs, w^jr)
to be
dim.
Sept.
Clem. A.
Orig.
I,
I,
1377 C.
Tertull. II,
Caesarius 884.
fj,
350 B.
/Sao-iXeido)
73 D.
to
âa-avaarpayciKa, as,
(pdaavos, ao-TpdyoKos)
OamXetJo)),
desire to reign.
Jos.
8,
torment of the joints, Lucian. HI, 656.

Paa-avtâ, to torture, etc.
an epithet of
Classical.
jroSdypa.
B. J.
5.
1, 4, 1.
4, 9, 9.
Prooem.
2.
Genes.
98, 22.
Dion. H.
Ba(7tXi8i;s, ov, 6, Basilides,
a Gnostic.
I,
L-en.
VI, 921, 16.
919, 17 2x^/ia êâiravurp^vov,

;
674 A.
C/m. A.
II,
forced, unnatural
of style. belonging
to tor-
aTTO ToO Bao-tXeiSou.

(rtXei'Sijv, f/ig
549 A. 1056 B Oi
888
Oi
d/i0i tov Ba-
âsravioTTjpios, ov, (âtTaviarfjs)
followers of Basilides.
alibi.
Hippol.
ture or rack.
Jos. B. J. 2, 8, 10, Spyavov, rack.

6.
Pseudo-/os. Mace.
Poll. 8, 25.
Porphyr.
Haer. 356, 64, et Theod. IV, 348 C.

Bao-jXeiSiavoi,
S>v, ol,
^r-cAeZ.
1523 C.
Abst. 4, 13, p. 342. Eus. 11, 1521 A, sc. îThemist. 301, 1. \ov. Tit. B. 1117 A.
Chrys.
I,
Basilidiani, the followers
of Basilides.
Just.
I,
56 A.
(âaaviâi) tormentor, torturer.
A.
462, 25.
Plut.
CZem. ^.
Tryph. 35. Heges. 1324 1104 A. Athan.ll,!! A.

little
fiaa-avurrris, ov, 6,
âaiKelhiov, ov, to,

I,
âarCKevs, L. regulus.
Philon n, 349, 17.
Matt. 18, 24, supposed to mean jailer. Pseudo-Jbs. Mace. 16. Plut. II, 498 D. Martyr. Polyc. 1032 A.
f],
597 A.
ov,
to,
*âo-iXeLov,
((Sao-iXeios)
1.
âa-iKeLa,
1,
kingdom. 1081 D.
Pffl/uaimj',
Inscr. 5127, B,
1 7.
Sept. Par.
fiaa-avwriKos,
6v,
28, 4. Sap. 5,
Clem. R.
1,
2, 6.
Patriarch.
fiaa-aviar^pios.
Eus.
II,
Js?. Apol.
32.
Chal. 1413, to
1476 D, ^vXov, rack.

yavov.
^da-avos, ov, ^, torment.
Bekker. 306, 29, HpSept. Reg.

1, 6, 3. 4.
1176 B.
Xeia, as
2.
the
Roman
empire.
Const. (536),
Kingship, majesty,
fiatri-
Sap. 2, 19. 3, 1. Polyb. 15, 27, 7, et aUbi. Diod. n, 557, 54. Matt. 4, 24, of disease. Luc. 16, 23. 28. Jos. Ant. 6, 3, 5. PseudoJos.
821 C Aeop-at tov âa-iKciov a-ov, I beseech your majesty. 3. Domain /Sao-iXei'a, kingdom. App. II, 551, 30. 4. The capital of a kingdom, the seat a
title.
Athan.
II,
Mace.
9, p.
509, aiajvws, in Hell.
Sext.
of empire.
1, 3.
Polyb.
3, 15, 3.
4, 46, 2.
2, 1,
Diod.
31.
7,
562, 23.
Ckaris: 564, 30.
[Theoph. 455, 10
Attal.
19, 18. 21. 46.

10, 4,
7.
Strab.
1, 2, 25.
TO
/Sacrai/a.]
ij,
BaaiXdiajs,
d,
13, 4, 5.
Jos. Ant.
7, 3,
2.
Bao-iXaKios.
299.
5.
Basilioon,
regale unguentum, a kind

I,
Bryen. 155.
Ba(nXaK(of, ou,
Scyl. 739.
6,
of ointment.
dimin. of BairiXeiof, Basilius.
Clem. A.
aXipos.
469 B.
1,
6.
A
ai
synonyme of
/3ao-tXot,
Diosc.
âa-ikeios, ov, kingly, royal.
Substantively,
f/,
120.
BamXas,
2,42.
a, d,
augmentative of Bao-iXcio;.
fj,
5ocn
EC î/3Xoi, the Books of the Kings of the Old Testament. Const. Apost. 1, 5. 6.
or âaCKeanraTopia, as,
the
âcriXeia, as,
regnum, reign, sovereignty. kingdom of God. Sept. Tobit 13, 1. Sap. 6, 5. 10, 10. N. T. Just. Apol. 1, 11. "H âo-iClassical.
'HL.
â(riXf07raTopia
Paa-ikeia tov 6ov, the
being /3ao-iXeo7rdT<up.
Pach.
I, 75, 8. d,
fiaaiXfOTraTcop or /SacriXeojTrdTop, opos,
{âai-
\(vs,
Trarlip')
the father
kingdom of heaven. HI, 869 A. 2. The king 6 âaiXeis. Sept. Mace. 1, 6, 47. 1, 8, 18. Apoc. 1, 6, Diog. 5, 19. Greg. Nyss. m, 245 A. Lyd. 255, 8. Justinian. Novell. 6, 3. Euagr. 2548 C. 2665 A. Nic. n, 684 B. 3. Kingship, majesty, as a title. Euagr. 2, 10, p. 2534 A,
Xet'a
tSsv
oipavav,
the
Matt.
3, 2,
et alibi.
Orig.
Byzantine
15.
nobility.
of the king, a title of Porph. Novell. 228.

Cedr.
I,
Theoph. Cont. 357.
394, 23.
I,
573,
n, 253,
16.
293, 15.
Pach.
fiaaiXdsr
ecos, 6,
L. rex, king.
74.
'0 peyas fia<nSept. Ps. 47,
\evs, the great king,

3.
z=
Porph. Adm. 187, 10. 200, ^p,Siv. Mich. Due. Novell. 327. 4. Domain, kingdom, the territory under a king. Sept. Gen. 10, 10. Esdr. 1, 4, 49. Mace. 1, 1, 41. 1, 3, 37, the capital. Matt. 4,
t]
carrov.
Philon I, 107, 22. 'O /SaertXeis tS>v ovpavSiv, the king of heaven, God. Just. 2, 2. 'lepav âaiXevs, the Roman rex sacrorum, rex Dion. H. II, sacrificus, or rex sacrifcuius.
845, 15.
6 6e6s.
Cer. 528, 13.
Dion
C. 54, 27, 3.
Svpiroa-iov
âa-iXfvs, the
622 A.
BairiKevs
Roman
e'v
rex mensae.
Plut.
II,
rots \6yois, or Bao-jXeis
tS)v \&ya>v,
king of words, master of style
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by Microsoft
âaiXevco
(not necessarily master of ideas).
302
Lucian.
Greg.
/3acrKaiva)
fiea-TiKa t5>v âcriKixav.
m,
12.
Philostr. 586, tS>v \6ya>v.
Baa-ikeis Naz. in, 60 B, Themistius. paa-iKcav, king of kings, a title of the king of Dion C. Plut. I, 639 C. the Parthians. 2. The Roman imperator, em37, 6, 2.
iê king'.t partisans, or roâZ troops.

7, 4, 7.
yl/i/).
I,
761, 32.
(C)
(1)
of â<7tXiKai,
Strab.
f/
/3a(nXij,
7,
sc.
oiKia,
I,
basilica.
347 B.
Jos. B. J.
3, 4.
PZu(.
722 B.
Just. Cohort. 37, p.
308 A.
5.
(A) to
Diod.
2,
1,
761 E, Ho/jKia.
I3ain\i-
peror.
Joann. 19, 15.

S!/nes.
Jos. Ant. 14, 15, 14.
Kov, SC. rafueiov, royal treasury.

1,
Sept. Tobit
40.
11,
/ms(. Apol. 1, 14. 14,

8.
Tatian. 19.
Herodn.
3,
20 as
1085 B.
Irene. Novell. 55
67.
(e)
1,
V.
1.
Dan.- 2,
sc. -xprjpjaTa,
7.
taxes, tribute.
1,
I,
Sept.
11, 34.
'Elpfjini
moToj
it is
fiairiKevs.
In the Byzantine
Esdr.
1,
Mace.
2.
10, 43.
regularly used with reference to the emperor (or empress) or to the shah of The word applied to other kings is Persia.
writers
;
Jos. Ant. 13,
Plut.
507 E.
950 D.
1,
(f )
19.
sc. ypdfifia,
royal decree.
Sept. Esth.
pf)^,
3. The representative of which see. iSd Molech or Moloch, the god of the Ammonites.
Sept. Reg. 3, 11, 5. 33.
(S)
aypiov,
Eus. n, 745 A.
sc.
aiufiov,
Theod. IV, 1256 B. Diose. 3, 43 (50), basil.
=^ axivos.
the
Hes. "SIkijiov, ÔTcan)
TO Xeyoiifvov âcrcKiKov.
BatrCKevei
l3aa-iKev-
(h)
evi>8r)s
sc. oIkIov,
âcrCKeim, to reign.
Koi fivioxfiei (sol).
oiia-a,
Plut. 11, 155
A
fi
ra âo-lXeia,
imperial palace.
Porph.
Participle,
Adm.
141, 12.
imperial, applied to
Rome, or
53,
ttoXis.
to
3,
Con94,
Baa-cKiKos, oO, o, Basilicus,
a heretic.
Rhodon
ttoXk,
iAc
stantinople.
Pci^T,.
Athen.
3,
1336 A.
âtrCKis,
I'SoE,
r],
Eus. n, 856 A.
Socr.
940 D.
1061 A.
CyrUl.
queen.
BoctXls
Z)iocZ.
Jul. 5 B.
1, 16. 17. 18.
5, 18.
i/ueen city, the capital.
II,
623, 36.
as a title
A. X, 360 B.
Chal. 925 B.
1593 A. Can.
The
1,
expression
is
commonly used
5908.
23, Kava-TavTivoim-oXts.
Theod. Scyth. 232 C.
=
1,
appoint a king,
to
2. Causatively, to put a king over a people,

Sept. Judic.
9,
Theod. IV, 1280 B.
of Rome or of Constantinople.
26. 56.
Just. Apol.
Inscr. 5853, 31.
Herodn.
jSacrtXea TToiija-at.
6,
9,
tov
18,
'AjSt/iie'XfXi '^^2'
"JQ^s Abimelech king.
Eus. II, 944 A. Greg. Naz. I, 685 B. n, 224 A. Ill, 161 C. Ephes. 1123 A. Theod. Lector 192 A. Theod. IV, 436 A.
1, 9, 4.
TOV 'A^tficXex
12, 1.
1, 8,
^^'-
"5
avBpas SiKi/iav.
Esai.
7, 6.
Reg.
224 B.
CyriU.
Scyth. Vit.
3.
Sab.
298 B.
22, airrois patriXea. Par. 2, 10,

Pofiodp,.i(j>
Justinian. Novell.
17,
cV avrav
Nic. CP.
Sophrns. 3524 D.
dria.
Histor. 65, YLocrfiav
iavrois.
2.
,
Euagr. 1, 17. 2, 9. Synes. 1245 C, AlexanPhiiostr. 5.
The empress.
ov,
6,
fiatriKeamaTopta, âa-iKeamTap, see âin\e(maTopia, âtjikeoTvaToip.

Baa-iKidLavot, incorrect for Baa-iKfiSmvoi.
/SacriXiSiTToXis,
ecof,
fj,
*|8acriXiVACoy,
(jSatrAeur)
petty king.
sc
Polyb. 3,44,5.
Sept.
2. Basilian imEsai.
18.
L.
regvlus,
regulus, basilisk,
cockatrice,
^=
âcnXis
ttoKis,
Con-
aginary reptile.
Ps. 90, 13.
stantinople.
Joann. Nic. 1448 A.
/SatriXifm, iViB, (âa-CKevs) to side with the king.
Plut.
I,
378 A.
2.
1,
3.
59, 5.
Erasistrat.
apud Diosc.
Plut.
II,
lobol.
Regulus, a bird.
Tjs, f),
806 E.
'Aorapn;.
To
act like a king or
âiTiXuTiTa,
queen.
Sept. Jer. 51, 18, tov
Mid.
808, 13.
queen.
Jos. Ant.
10, 4, to
/Sao-tXi'feo-âi
play
the queen.
ovpavov,
the
queen of heaven,
fiaaiKiêiv.
App.
I,
Epict.
3, 22, 99, tS>v jueXjo-trSj', ?7je
queen
bee.
n,
TO,
174,
6.-3. To
?
be a king or
queen.
ySao-iXiKiov,
Basil. Sel. 541 C.
Lucian. I, 92 âo-iXtTro, with TT, ridiculed. 2. TAe empress. Herodn. 1, 7, 6.
quid
Porph.
Cer.
470,
5.
/3ao-tXioTijr, oO, 6, (/Saa-iXifm)
a înj's partisans.
Theoph.
486,
8.
Inscr. 4893.
(/3a(7(X(K0,
TrXmiifios)
/Sao-iXiKOTrXoii'/xof, ov,
6e-
Bao-iXtVfTjr,
i;,
6,
Kfe or dear Bao-tXetoy.

cmcrraTov.
longing
123.
0a(TCKiK6s,
66ds,
to the
imperial fleet.
Theoph. Cont.
Cont. 379.
^d(Tis, ecus,
rj,
Polyb.
5, 88, 5.
ij,
(Jk,
roâ^
5ep<.
highway, public road.

(/je
0i(3Xoi,
Boofe o/
Jê
Kings of the Old

âtrCKi-
Testament.
PhUon
I,
427, 18.
Ai Ai
Num.
21,
22,
âo-iXtxal
2. Poo< or dipody, in versification. Longin. Frag. 3, as 124, 16.

11, 5 TpoxcuKxj âtris
Drac.
flepA.
22
=. two trochees.
fj
Bacch.
crivraîs tvoSSiv,
rrdSer Koroil^êBi'.
Koi 7ri\ai, the royal gate, the principal gate or
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 439,
i
ai/aTrtucrnK^,
door of a church.
Cer. 14, 24.
2. Substantively, (a) 6 j3aroyal officer, courtier, messenger, ambassador. Polyb. 4, 76, 2. Joann. 4, 46.
<7iXoc(iy,
Stud.
705 A.
Porph.
paests.
651. 456,
a/ij3uoj,
,
two anatwo iambuses.

by
Classical.
Sept.
â(TKaiva>, f a s c
no
to fascinate, to betoitch
means of the
Deut. 28, 54.
for
evil eye.
Sir.
14, 8.
[Aor. iâtrKava
20, 34,
1.
Jos. Ant. 15, 8, 4.
730 E. Eus. II, 932 A, the palatini of Constantine. Porph.

Plut.
I,
e^danriva.
Aristot.
Probl.
Ignat. 688 B.
Pseud-/^nai. 913 B.
Eus.
Adm.
72, 9.
184,
8,
et alibi.
Cer. 6
Tm
So-
Alex. 356 B.]
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âcTKavta
jSotricai'ia, as,
r),
303
fascination, the
l3a<f)elov
fascinatio,
I,
evU eye. 356 B.

jSaCTfcdwoK,
Aristot. Probl. 20, 34.
Eus. Alex.
628 A. Epiph. 265 D. the name, see Sept. Ex.

^dros, ov,
liquids.
o,
(For the origin of

3, 2.)
Plot.
ov,
193 A. to fiaa-Kama, charms, Inscr. Vol. Ill, p, 1070.

202, p. 317.)
Hebrew na, bath,

Sept. Esdr.
2,
7,
a measure for
TO, plural
magical speUs.
Written
5,
22.
Luc.
Sept.
16, 6.
3,
also fiaid or êd.
(Compare Biosc.
ôfrKavriôs,
see.
2,
incorrect for fioKavnôs,
r],
which
envy.
Patriarch. 1073 C. Also /3d8os. Sept. Esdr. 2, 7, 22 as v. 1. Jos. Ant. 8, 2,

11.
On'j/.
Keg.
9.
m,
ov,
1201 B.
tA,
little
Saa-iaumKos,
Ptut.
6v,
{âUKaivai)
apt
to
ârpdîov,
Delet. 4.
^drpaxos.
Dioxc.
n, 682 D.
Jos. Ant.
Baa-Koaxos (fiaxruavos), adv. enviously.

14, 10, 26, et alibi.
BacriiaBfoi,, a>v, ol,
see MairâiBiuoi.
6,
l3aTpaxopvop.axia, as, rj, {pdrpaxos, p.vs, pAxopai) batrachomyomachia, the battle of the frogs and mice, a parody of Homer's Iliad. Plut.
II,
âcrraydpws, ov,
(iSaorayij) porter,
carrier.
873 P.
Diosc. Delet. 31, eXos,
Mai. 444, 19.

/Sdorayij,
rjs,
r],
fidTpaxos, ov, d, frog.

(jSaordfiB) carriage, the act
of
z^
<l>pvvos.
es,
I,
carrying burdens.
Kaltuv.
Clim.
2.
Lyd. 131, 9, riov dvay1108 A, t6v iavrav Kplfiaros.

baggage.
0aTpaxi>8r)s,
(^drpaxos,
EIAQ)
frog-like.
alibi.
Greg. Nyss.
345 D. 348 C, et
Bastaga, bastagia,
Hes. "Raarayfi,
(Paardîa)
3.
âTTapia-pa, aros, t6,
(paTrapiâ) a babbling.
Pair. 129.
CyriH. Scyth. Vit. Sab. 323 A,

/Sdpoj.
Taras. 1465 B.
âTToXoyea),
6, 7.
rjoo), (fiarr-,
TpioKovra oKoyav.
âarayiov, ov, to,
bell.
Xeym)
to babble.
Matt.
Leo. Tact. 5,
. .
swordBust. 828, 35 'Aopbaldrick,

etc.
Simplic.''Ench. 340 (212 C).
TTipas
âTToKoyrjpa, utos, to, Icon. 165 B.

fiarroXoyiyreov
BarTokoyla.
Orig.
Theod.
I,
^dirrayiia,
arcs,
7,
t6,
burden,
Polyb. 36, 4,
lifting
wealth.
H.
Classical.
Set /SaTToXoyeii/.
441
carrying or
bearing,
B.
âTToXoyta, as,
^, idle talk,
apo-is.
Psell. Stich. Polit. 280.

lifting,
il/aZ.
a babbling.
Chrys,
I,
Ba(TTayii6s, ov, o,
Oaordfo)) a
Ps. 80,
7.
Vn,
supporting.
Symm.
di',
276, 21.
249 A. 31 D.
Polyb.
Bav, TO,
So9,
2,
Aster. 397 B.
Theophyl. B.
Germ. 245 A.
flaoToydr, ^,
(/SaoTafo))
BaTwSrjs, s, (/SoToi) overgrown with brambles.

trrcppos
;
op-
posed to
/Sao-TofiB,
eieXtiTos.
C&'m. 1196 B.
28, 8.
12, 22, 4.
Fav.
f],
See F, below.
branch.
io
AoW.
nva
tfis Kopajs.
2.
Theodtn. Bel et Drac. 36, Tb hold out, to endure,

[2 aor. pass.
/3at)8or, ov,
Hebrew
bough,
nn, plural D'TD, Thorn. B, 2 ter.

Cels.
II,
/cXd-
neuter.
Patriarch. 1060 D.
BavKoKdio, rpra, to
1,
lull asleep.
apud
Orig.
Baaray^vm.
âaraKriov
BaaraKTos,
Artem. 249.]
Sei jSacrTdfetK.
1349 A, muStov.
Lucian.
338.
Moer.
Moschn. 103.
Mel.
7.
94 BatKcaXaK, 'ATTt/cms
SauicdX?;,
KaraKOipiêiv, 'EXXijjt-
t],
6v,
(âard^w) home
Bdara^, okos,
6, (/Sao-rdfca)
supporter.
Protosp.
7;j, ij,
=^
Tg
jSauKoXiy.
iKKKrjiTU},
Corpor. 127, 11 Bdtrra^ 8e t^s xeâX^j eVrii

d TpdxrjKos.
BaoTepviov, ov, to, the
close litter.
Gloss. Jur.
TtftoK,
'Ev BavKoXg
Epiph. H, 189 B the name of a

Philostrg.
1,
Latin basterna, Justinian. Cod. 8, 10, 12,

irapohiKov,
fJToi.
a
S'.
p.
church at 464 A.
Alexandria.
4,
BavKoKr/o'is, ea>s,
fj,
(/3avKaXdci>)
lullaby.
Ruf.
Bacmpnov,
StajSa2,
apud Or*. HI, 160,

BovkoKlo, as,
Tj,
10.
Xe'ycTcu
Trdpodos.
Harmen.
Plut.
4,
46.
Barem, Delphic,
Banjp,
256.
ôs,
ov,
6,
= =
BavKoKiov, ov, t6,

jrareo).
H, 292 E.
Iambi. V. P.
xopbarrovov.
Achmet. 198. Ephr. I, 306 A. Apophth. 169 D. 177 A, et alibi. Martyr. Areth. 61. /oanra. Mosch. 2865 B. (See
rrz /SavKoXts.
^=
âvKoKis.
also KavKoXior.)
BaT5os,
Substantively,
Vaticanus.
FaWcanus.
Caius 25 A.
Dtosc. 4, 37, /idpa.
BavKoKis,
34.
II,
fios, ^,
baucalis, an earthen
vessel
6 'BariKavos, ov, se. mons,
for cooling water, used in Egypt.
Bdnvos,
ov,
of Bdros.
Substantively, to SdnGalen. VI,

et alibi.
Eus. H, 209 A.
Arctcd. 31, 10.
Nicarch. Athen. 11, 28. Epiph.
vov, sc. fiopov,
the bramble-berry.
Bat//cdXfo)s
346 A.
34.
Xni, 495 E,
(/3dToi)
*Oy TrpotoTaTO ttjs fKicKija-ias t^s otmo KoXov/te'i'ijf. Philostrg. 1, 4. Cassian. I, 172 A.
201
6, (/3auKifo))
fidrov, ov, TO,
:=
preceding.
Diod.
1,
/SauKaXXtov, incorrect for BavxaKtov.
BavKiopos, ov,
7),
=^
dnoKWOs.
Schol.
Baros, ov,
Batos, the Bush, a place at the foot
Arist.
Eq.
6,
20.
(j3a<êvi)
of Mount
Horeb.
It is
now
within the monNii.
Bacpdov, ov,
2,
dye-house.
Strab. 16,
astery, east
of the principal church.
23.
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â<pri
fia(j)fi, rjs,
fj,
304
Ctementin.
âwruTiia, baptism.
^c^moTepeo)
fieâioTepos
et/ti.
Anast. Sin.
3 OuS"
7, 8, p.
221 D.
belonging
353, 19,
sc.
297 A.
to chjeing (col-
â<l)iK6s, n, 6v, (I3a(f)fi)
0e/3aid<u, to
/x,
establish.
Clementin.
1,
oring).
Philon
I,
Texvri, the art
of dying.
der.
,â(/)i's,
Dion Chrys.
I'Sos,
fi,
Diosc. 3, 150 (160), ptâ, as madII, 413, 39. 418, 45.

(Pa(pfi)
OTTOTepov els Tov ipbv l3eâiS>crai vovv rjSvvdiirjv. Befimuia-dvTwv wap Joann. Mosch. 3093
eavTols Iva piâo'iv tov KafiiSdpiov els
paint.
Stud. 805
C,
\aaa-av, having agreed.
2.
ttjv
0a-
To
assure.
Leo
iKmaSt}!, oil-painting.
^dfiiioi, ov, (pdwToi) to be dyed.
162.
Gram. 216 Be/Sai^^fWej ws

Iambi. V. P.
Schol.
dXridrj clariv.
fieâiapa,
aros,
to,
2,
(/Seâtdo))
confirmation;
proof.
6,
Jos.
Ant.
r],
14, 4.
17, 1, 1, eivoias.
^SaXeis, eas,
y38cXXa,
(/SSoXXm)
^=
duoXyeisJos. 3, 1, 6.
fieâiaxTis, ecus,
sical.
confirmation, security.
'Els
Clas-
Lucian. HI, 242 BbaKds, to d/ioXyfiov.

))s,
Sept. Lev. 25, 23
êâiaxnv, ab-
^,
/SSe'XXiov.
Arr.
solutely, certainly.
(ocTccos firipprjpa,
P.
M.
E. 37. 39.
t'o-oi,
Dion. Thr. 642, 17 BtjSaiadverb of confirmation, apPhilon

I,
^SeXXifo),
C|38f XXa) o oppZi/ Zeec/jes.
^nis/Z/.
plied to
drjKaSrj.
apud
0)-(i.
n,
69, 6.
êâuoreov
Diog.
alibi.
Set
êôMvv.
411,
1.
^SeXXioy, ou, to,
nSn3, bdellium, a gum.
9, 91.
Diosc. 1, 80. .^SeXvyna, aros. to, (^Se\v(r(r(o) abomination, an Sept. Gen. 46, 34, object of abhorrence.
AlyxmrioLs.
*êâi,a>TTip, rjpos, 6,
êâuBT^s.
Curt.
3, et
êâiasrqs, ov,
attestor.
6,
(ê^wio) confirmer,
2,
voucher,
Ex.
8,
26, tSiv AlyvTrriav ^=. toIs

1.
Polyb.
iJiorf.
40,
2.
4, 40, 3.
Agaihar.
-Dion.
AiytmriW.
19. 27, 30.
Prov. 11,
B.
Particularly,
4, 16, 3.
Luc. 16, 15.

idols,
Sir. 13, 15,8. 9. Patriarch. 1041
118, 41.
I,
Ex. Vat.
124,
2.
20, 12.
H.
29, 12.
73, 3.
Piui. II, 675 A,
idolatry, idolatrous
et alibi.
practices.
Sept. Deut. 18, 9.

Sir. 49, 2.
29, 17.
Reg.
1, 6, 7
êâiwTiKos,
lishing.
T],
6v,
OeâKoT^s) confirming,
1, tovtchv.
estab-
To
11,
3, 11, 6.
Mace.
Dan.
54.
Epict. Encb. 51,

103,
6.
Sext.
|38eXuyfia t^s iprijiaxrews, the abomina-
36, 25.
Men. P.
353,
8.
tion that maiceth desolate.
Sept.
1, 1,
9,
27.
6,
êâiaTCKcos, adv. L. asseveranter, confidently,

positively, affirmatively.
31.
12,
11.
Mace.
1,
Iren. 5, 30,
3.
(2, 6, 2 seq.),
tbe statue of Zeus Olympius. Greg. Naz. Ill, 1069 A, iprjfiias.

{^hikvadoixai) disgust.
Sept.
1,
êâa-avicrp^vais (âa-avlâi), adv. by scrutinizing.

Poll. 6, 147.
Orig.
I,
877 D. 969 A.
Sept. Ex.
./SfieXuyfids, oil, 6,
êPrjXoco, ixra, {ê^rjkos) to profane.
OvK corat o-oi roCro ^SeKvyfios Koi (TKavdaKov ra Kvpia pxtv K)(eat alpa ddôv Orig. I, 576 Sapedv. Nabum 3, 6, filtb.
Reg.
25, 31
31, 14.
Lev. 21, 9. Num. 25, 1. Nehem. Luc. ilfa. 12, 5. 13,17. Ezecb. 43, 7. Act. 24. 6. Jul. 228 C.
(/Se'jSijXor),
c.
jSSfXufojiiai
./38eXi)KT-d5,
=
ij,
êîjXtor
p8e\v(T(T0fmi.
6v,
adv. profanely.
PhUon
I,
Clim. 637 D.
abhorred, dis-
523,
8.
Tj,
(jSSeXiio-o-o/iai)
fie^r)Kat(Tis, eats,
(ê^rjKoa) profanation.
4,
3.
Sept.
1, 48.
gusting,
Trapa
abominable.
6em.
Sir. 41,
4.
Sept.
5.
Prov.
17,
2,
1,
15,
Lev, 21,
3, 1, 29.
4.
Judith
Macc.
1,
Mace.
27.
P/iiVon
A.
I,
n, 261, 1368 A.
Ems,
j),
Pawi. Tit.
/SSfXuy/ids.
1, 16.
Clem.
fie^Lactpevas (fiiAôpju), adv. forcibly,
violently.
(3Se'Xii|t9,
=
to
jlnf.
Mon.
etc.
1453 B.
/3SeXups
P7i(7on
OSeXvpdr), adv.
I,
disgustingly,
Diod. 3, 25, greedily (apTroKews). Iren. 633 B, Siaa-ipeiv, in a forced manner. Orig. J, 1217 A. Sept. fieSeK, TO, Hebrew nT3, breach, chink.
209, 44.
to
Reg.
ie abhorred.
4, 12, 5.
/38eXuo-o-(B,
cause
Sept. Ex.,
êhoipiov,
ov,
to,
Slavic
êhpo
(neuter)
=
19
9,
5, 21,
TT^v 6ap.T]V rjpaiv
ivavriov âpaw.
Lev.
48.
vSpeia, pail,
bucket.
Porph. Cer. 466, for

water,
19,
20, 25.
ipirfTots,
11, 43, TOs i}ni}(as vp,a>v iv 7rd<n tois
pidvrfTc.
Macc.
1,
1,
Bedovpia dpyvpa
êbv, Phrygian,
p. 479.
els vepov Svo,
vScap.
Orph. Frag.
76 A.
BScKvtra-opai, to detest, etc.

Su'. 11, 2, bis looks.
With
Classical.
Sept.
Clem. A. H, 73 C.
17
[Com-
nification.
Sir. 20, 8.
6,
Ps. 13,
1,
a passive sighave become abominable.
pare Slavic
BeeXêôvX,
6,
j3o8a.]
indeclinable, Beelzebul, Beebehvb.

alibi.
Esai. 14, 19.

8.
Macc.
I,
2, 5, 8.
3,
Matt. 12, 24, et

/SfffK,
1,
Symm. Reg.
4, 1,
2.
9.
Apoc. 21,
Clem. A.
1301 A.
ffeâioina-Tos, ov, (/3e/3aios, m<TTi.e)
firm in faith.
Diosc.
pI3
darpawr), lightning.
1, 14.
Sept. Bzecli.
Nil 537 A.
fiefiaioi,
Andr. C. 1025 C.
unquestionable.
62. =:; êâidrqs.
14.
Theodtn. Ezecb.
Orig.
ov,
2, p.
certain,
êrjpov,
niana, nnnn, Behemoth, in the diagram

I,
lobol.
of the Ophians.
Ignat. 697 A.
fie6,
1329 B.
fie^mocrivri,
7/9, fj,
see /3aT0j.
Digitized
by Microsoft
êiKovXov
PeiKov\ov, ou, TO, the Latin
SpîjfW.
305
vehiculum
(Compare
l3epeBo<i
êii^pdva,
êfi^pavov, 790, 8.
rj,
z=
ov,
fiefifipdva.
Leo Gram.
preceding.
89.
Inscr.
2509
"Eirapxos
êiKovXtov,
to,
i=
Et.
M.
praefectus
vehiculorum.
Inscr.
0c'XeKO9,
5895 'Eirapxos oxruiaratv.) ov, 6, a kind of vetch.

400.
êveoviVTov, oS, x6, Beneventum.

Psell. Stich.
V.
1.
Strdb. 5, 4, 10
Beveêvriv, OvevfOvcvrSv.
i;,
Bfvepea,
the Latin
Venerea (Venereus)
Diosc.
1, 2.
2,
BfXfijTia
BeXi'aX
=:
Bepfijn'a ?
BeXi'ap.
Theoph. 734, 13. Paul. Cor. 2, 6, 15 as

15.
=:
v.
1.
'A<j>po8lo-i.os.
154 (165).
iV/oZ.
3,
151 (164).
as,
tj,
BeXi'ap, 6,
indeclinable, 7j?'73, Belial, the Demi.
BewTfm,
176.
=
=
C,
Bci/exi'a.
Chron. 209.
Paul.
Cor.
2,
6,
Patriarch. 1040 B.
I,
1044 A, et
alibi.
Orig.
1365 A.
Hieron.
Bei/exiavds, o, 6,
Venetianus,
i:^ Beketos,
Vn, 511
Fjpjoo/.
C.
BeXi'ar, ou, d,
one of the
BeXi'ap.
Veneti of the
Bevexds
circus.
Anton.
Pseud-Zyreai. 933 B.
1, 5.
Haer. 218, 81.

6v,
Greg. Naz.
to
m,
996
êvenâ,
15.
ia-a,
ei/ii.
Theoph. 282,
A.
/SfXiKoy,
^,
(/SeXor) relating
3.
missiles.
BevextRds, ^, dv, Venetian, of Venice.
Athen. Mech.
jSeXtov, TO,
=
rjs,
Germ. 421
Diosc.
3,
1/^0-01.
PseudoPorph. Adm. 123/eaXXdiVos,
TrrfXtov.
i],
114 (124).
êKodrjKrj,
(ficXos,
Brjiaj)
Pac/j.
I,
162.
(paperpa.
/SeVexos, ov,
the Latin
venetus,^
175, 22. 176,
Orig.
vn,
61 C.
Kvauavyrjs, Kvdveos, blue.
Lyd. 43. 65.
Chron.
jSeXoK, less
V.
1.
correct for ^fj\ov.
Chron. 578 as
Const.
209,
7.
626.
iVfai!.
5.-2.
Lyd,
In
65.
the plural,
01 Bevexot,
Veneti,
circus.
iê Blues,
jSeXoras, a, 6,
OeXdwj) needle-maker.
needle.
one of the factions of the

Proc.
IV, 869 C.
L
II,
119, 14.
^\6vq,
rjs, rj,
Theoph. 494, 16 Tan^xm

EIAfi) needle-shaped.
needle-case. Schol.
/SeveiîKidXtos, ou, 6,
the Latin beneficiarius.
dn-o îkovxjs,
/SeXorofiSijf,
ey,
embroidered.
(êXdjTj,
Eus.
828 A.
ov,
6,
êuc(j)iKmKios,
Lyd. 157, 24. the Latin veneficus,
Galen.
11,
375 C.
rjs,
fj,
poisoner.
(firjKrf)

ov, to,
îkovodrjKT],
êvecpUiov,
Arist. Plut. 175.

*j3eXo(7Tao-ia, as,
.
r),
the Latin
beneficium
CAal
1.
Saped, favor, presents.
JVic. I, 12.
following.
Athen. Mech.
1.
1748 A.
the tribe
6.
Sepi.
Maec.
fj,
1, 9,
20 as
v.
^cKoaraa-is, ecus,
,
(/ScXor, (TTaa-is)
a parapet
on which a warlike engine was placed, cor-
responding to the modem battery. Sept. Jer. Polyb. 28, 27. Ez. 4, 2. Mace. 1, 6, 20. 51.
.
(Bevia/iiv) Benjamite, one of of Benjamin. Orig. VII, 37 C. Diosc. Bevovs, cpis, rj, the Latin Venus. Schol. Arist. Nub. 62 Bcvepis 3, 11 (13).
BeviofiiTTjs, ov, 6,
yeverplKis, Veneris Genetricis.
9,
41, 8.
Diod. 20, 85.

rjs,
J],
êpaibapiKos, incorrect for êprjhapiKos
3^Xa<|.
êkodiêvhovri,
(/ScXos, (T^cvhovri)
engine
ffepmSos, incorrect for fitprjbos.

/3epaxpou/i,
for hurling darts.

/SeXoxd/cor,
Plut.
I,
464 B.
Diosc.
3,
the Latin
veratrum
4,
:z=
fXXc-
êkovanos, incorrect for ^cKovKkos ?
ôpos.
Diosc. 4, 148 (150).
149 (151).
drawing darts from a wound.

(37).
/SeXotiXKe'o), ^0-0),
34
êp^da-Kovfi, the
fios-
Latin
verbascum,
</)Xd-
Diosc. 4, 102 (104) incorrectly
/3e/3/3d-
(/SeXouXxos) ^0
dmu out
darts
O"KX0U/i.
from a wound.
354.
/SeXouXKijxeoK
Plut. 11, 977 B.
PauZ. ê^'.
PawZ.
.4eg'.
^cpêvaxa,
êpêpiâ,
36.
r),
the Latin
verbenaca
ircpi-
=
17,
a-Tepeav VTmos8ei /SeXovXKeii/.

iaa>,
Diosc. 4, 61 as v. 1. Et. M. 191, ârrapiâ.
360.
jSfXouXicia, as,
(jSeXouXxcIr)
<Ae extracting
of
/3e>ya,
as,
17,
darts.
Eust. 464, 41.

(Jk, pertaining Paul. Aeg. 346.
StepU. Diac.
to the
the Latin 1137 D.
virga,
wand, rod. Porph. Cer. 10, et

Porph.
jSeXouXKoto'f, ^,
dravnng out
alibi.
fiepyrjv,
of darts.
incorrect for /SepyiV, fiepyiov.

6.
/3fXouX/tds, dv,
(Pc\os, Ako)) drawing out darts from wounds. Pom/. Aeg. 352, opyavov.
axof, x6,
Cer. 389,
jSfXri'copi,
êKriioins.
Genes. 98,
22.
BepyiXtos, see BipyiXtos. êpyiov, ov, to, (Pepya) twig, wand, rod, stick. Mauric. 12, p. 303. Leo. Tact. 7, 3. Porph.
êKnioins, ems,
ij,
(iSeXxjdo))
bettering, betterI,
ment, melioration.
Plut.
Philon
Sea;.
30, 28, ^âjv.
n, 702 B.
17,
195, 4.
jSfXruBTucds,
d,
OfXxtdco) bettering.
'
Clem.
Cedr. I, 693. correct for êprjSdptos. êpeSov, ov, t6, a body of infantry so called. Porph. Cer. 400, 8. Phoc. 212 bis.
Cer. 67, 14.
(Sepefidpios, less
A.
II,
405 A,
i/'i/xijf.'
fiepeSos, less correct for êpijSos-
Digitized
by Microsoft
êpeviKtov
êpeviKtov, ov, to, (BepeviKri ?) Jine nitre.
306
Galen.
is
/Sewi'
XIII, 490 A.
Lydus's definition; but as the

its
verutum
may be
eKTfTiMj-
Aet. 6, 54 NtVpov êpviKapiov
was a kind of javelin,

doubted.]
êpprjs, 6,
correctness
^=
^cpevUtov.
as,
17,
BepfTjTi'a,
Berzetia, a country.
BeXfi/i-ia.)
Theoph.
the Latin
verres
I,
firi
691, 20.
(See also
pAvos xolpos.
(BepCriria ?)
Plut.
864 C.
Pep^fiTiKov or fiepCiTiKOV, ov, to,
Beppoievs, eas, 6, (Beppoia) inhabitant of Ber-
species of/s^.
PojyA.
Adm.
181.
Cer. 464.
rhoea.
Cyrill.
A. X, 249 C.
Tzeiz. Chil. 13, 90. ^(priSaptos, ov, 6, (0ep))Sos)
peppovKaa-os, ov, the Latin
verrucosus
I,
=
C.
the Latin
vereda-
aKpoxopSovaSrjs.
Plut.
174 C.
Dion
rius,
courier.,
Athan. I, Theoph. 295,

ficpriSfico
Secund. p. 639, 6dKd(r(n]s. Proc. HI, 314. 388 C. 392 A.

7.
Frag. 47.
BeV/Sioi/,
see Ov(Tovîov.
ov,
6,
êa-Tapxrts,
(êariov,
apxa} the Latin

Euchait^
Scyl. 663, 11,
OepT)8os), <o run awoy.
E. Af. 194,
vestiarius.
1155 A.
et alibi.
Ce(7r. II, 559, 16.
17 Bepi;Seui, bpaircTevei. l3fpj/8os, ou, o, the Latin v e r e

horse,
Altai. 34. 56, 17.
du
public
a horse belonging to the governLyd. 12, 12. 200. ment, a post-horse. (Compare Eus. II, 889 C Proc. I, 241, 11. Athan. I, 341 Arip,6a-iov oxnp.a.- V. C. 4, 36. John Lydus seems Zos. 73. C. 373 B. to think that it is compounded of v e h e r e
fiearapxos, ov,
6,
preceding.
Cerul. 745
D.
j3ecm;9, ov, 6,
8.
^fo-TiTap.
Attal. (titul.) 22,
116, 10.
Scyl. 675, 23.
êcTTTiTwp, incorrect for êa-rirap.
^ftrndpiov, ov, to,
(vestiarius)
Suid.
r)
wardrobe.
and
the
rheda
(i'XKeiv
oxqfjia).
It
is
more

Ttapa VapMLOis T&iros evda
ea-dr]s.
Bcimdpiov,
probable, however, that
German Pferd
I,
it is
connected with
Beringeris, a
wnroj.)
3.
dvayKala dnoKcirai7.
Treasury.
75, 23.
Porph. Cer. 463,
Bfptyyf'pis,
6,
for
Bepiyyeptor,
672,
2.
Meet.
man's name.
fifpiBdpiov, ov, TO,
Porph. Adm. 116 seq. the Latin viridarium.
êoTidpcos, ov, 6, the Latin

pa(J3fvs, tailor.
vestiarius
Stud.
6,
Synax. Oct. 13.

êptSdpios, incorrect for /3cpj/Saptor.
fiepiKOKKia, at,
r),
êijnapiTTfS,
ov,
785 B.
êoTidpios, fieardpxiS'
Cerul. 784 B.
apricot-tree.
(fiepUoKKov)
the
Achmet. 201.
êpiKOKKiov z=z êpUoKKOv.
3, 9.
Geopon.
3, 1, 4.
10,
v e 9 1 i s ^= iadf/s, Mai. 322, 21. /ScVtiok, ov, to, the Latin b e s t i a =^ ^piov. Et. M. Beorivoi ....
êariov, ov, to, the Latin
IfjuiTia, clothes.
êpiKOKKov,
ov,
TO,
(jTpaiKOKwv)
'
apricot
êo-TiTopirTtra,
(Armeniaca vulgaris^ ^= ApiieviaKov fi^Xov. Geopon. 10, 73, 2. 10, 76, 6. Anon. Med.
Lex. Botan. 'Apfiema, ra fifpUoKKa. Suidas confounds /SepiKoKKov with the anSuid. KoKKvprjKa, cient Koiiia)p.rjkov, plum.
255.
fldos OTrapLKWv,
7]s, ff, the wife of & vestitor* Porph. Cer. 67, 22. êoTiTap, opos, 6, the Latin vestitor, the officer in charge of the imperial wardrobe. Theoph. 351, 9. Stud. 1380 C. Porph. Cer.
68.
êaTop,i\iapi(TLa,
to.,
to
Trap'
r/pXv Xeyd/ifva 0epi'-
=
,
êoria koi pj\tapi(Tuit garment.
KOKKa.
plum.
êpvmcKos,
yevfis
[Compare the Arabic b a r k u k In the Arabic of Malta the word for

is

êoTov, ov, TO,
O'TOV, TO,
Ve
s ti s
Et.
M.
Be-
apricot
6,
berkoka.]
ipUTlOV UTTO AaKwviov
ol Sf BeTTOI/.
Fe'oroi'.]
the Latin
vernaculus^
thrall.
oIko-
[The
original form
must have been

f/,
oiKirrfs.
born
Lyd.
155,
16.
êra, less correct for îJTa,
Mai. 186,
'BepviKi], t]s,
f),
24.
the Latin
beta
TcSTXoy.
ov,
Diosc.
2,
149.
6,
êpviKapiov, see êpeviKiov,
/SfTepavos,
or fieTepavds, ov,
the Latin
Bernice, the
name
C.
I,
pooOa-a.
BepouiKT].
fiepis, iSoy,
fj,
Clementin. 157
Pseudo-iVtcoc?.
Called
7.
of the
aljiop-
also
A et B,
Athan. U, 1265 A. Antec. Lyd. 158, 33 ^mpavot. 2, 11, 3. êroviKT), also overoi/tK^, ^s, fj, the Latin be-
veteranus.
=z
6,
/StpT/Sos
??
Steph. Diac. 1128
tonica,
xdTpo<ôv.
or
vettonica :=
1.
Keorpov,
^-
A.
Bepomlos, ov,
=
=:
Diosc. 4,
Delet. p. 10.
Galen.
Beppoievs.
Luc. Act. 20, 4.

Artem. 102,
VI, 148 F. Xni, 189

(j)ou,
KccTTpov
fj
ijfvxarpo-
Theod. IV, 1352 B.

fifpoKKtov,
TO,
jSeptfcdncKtoK.
Popa'iOTi 8e êroviKr].
^TTov, see fieOTOV.

êTTOviK-q,
4, 2.
iScTtov
17,
changed by the editors into êpfKOKKiov. BepovUrj, jjs, r), Macedonian, êpfviicri. Plut.
fipcrraviKri,
a plant.
Diosc.
II, 292 E. (See also Bepwm).) ^povTaptos, ov, 6, (verutiim) 8io-ko/3oXos, one that pitches quoits. Lyd. lUS, 17. [This
6 ndiw vTfKris, very mean,
Psell.
Stich. 303.
êa>v, see ffbiToiv.
Digitized
by Microsoft
N0
^j\6,
307
Hebrew
Eus.
TO.,
j3iaio6avaTO';
no,
heth,
the second letter of tibe

Sept.
^j]va^\ov, ov, TO, the Latin
venabulum,
Mai. 163,
alphabet.
Thren. passim.
spear, properly, a hunting spear.

3.
788 C.
^r\6haya>v,
Called
also p,ivav\ov.
]UT
fl'^
:^ Uphv Aaywv,
1, 10,
temple of
^ri^CKKapios, ov, 6, the
Latin
vexillarius.
Dagon.
as,
Sept.
Mace.
83.
Lyd. 157, 13.

/3!)|iXXaTt<oi/,
Bîoi, see Ouî'ot.

/SijKi'a,
f/,
see ovq^CKKaTiav.
(jSiJI)
bechion, a
plant.
Erotian.
^TjîKKov, TO, the
102.
^rjKiov,
ov, TO,
400 C.
ikf\iiT(jjaKov.
Latin vexillum. Lyd. 184. Cedr. I, 298.
Method.
Diosc.
3,
35
/3^p,
the
Hebrew 1X3
(jjpâp.
Bust. Dion.
(40).
BijX, 6,
indeclinable, 73, Bel, BoaX. Sept. Theophil. Bel et Drac. 3. Paus. 1, 16, 3. 1165 A. /SrjXdptos, OK, (vellus?) vellereus? villosus? Tpixfiros ? \d(Tios ? shaggy ? Porph. Cer.
277, 34.
^rjpiSdpios, ^rjpos, incorrect for fiepri&dpios îp-
pot.
^ripiWiov, ov, TO, =:i ^rjpvXKos.

20.
Sept.
Ex.
28,
Biod.
2, 6,
52.
fj,
^rjpvXKos, ov,
er
y11u
beryl.
Sept.
607,
7.
/SijXaxoCpa, ^,
the Latin
vellatura
Tobit
Trop-
13, 17.
Dion. P. 1012 '\yp^s ^r)pvK-
duda, a ferrying across. Plut. I, 20 C. Sept. Bel B^XioK, ov, t6, (B^X) temple of Bel.
et Drac. 21.
Bi/Xetoi/.]
[The analogical form would be

hanging Schol. Arist. Ran. 938. Curop.
\ov yXavKfjv \i6ov. Strab. 15, 1, 69, et alibi. Apoc. 21, 20. Jos. 5, 5, 7. ^ripvTTa, T], the Latin verutum, veru, a kind of javelin. Mauric. 12, 3. 5. 11. Leo. Tact.
6,
26.
T),
PrjKodvpov, ov, TO, (/S^Xov, 6vpa) curtain

at
BTjpuTos, OV.
Bergtus.
a door.
ov, TO,
I,
Bijpaji/, <Bi/of, o,
Beron, a heretic.
Dion. P. 911. Hippol. 836
49, 15. 18.

pijKov,
Plut.
20
C 2. V e
2758,
the Latin
velum
1
c.
'urriov.
^rjaoKiKos, jSô-aXoc, incorrect for ^ria-a-dKiKos,

^TitradKov.
firia-aa-d,
theatre.
Inscr.
jS^Xa Tou Qearpov.
3.
11,
8.
aiXaia, of a 4283, 15 Ta
curtain,
Syriac,
appoKa.
Diosc.
3,
46 (53).
II,
Velum,
Galen.
XHI,
fj,
211 E.
Antyll.
2.
apud OnJ.
particularly a curtain
hanging at a door.
437,12.
^Tjixa-dKiKos,
êi. l,p. 18 b,
6v,
Hence, metonymicaUy, the door itself. Athan. I, 600 B. 760 D, ifis eKKKrjtrias. Cyrill. Scyth. Vit. Sab. 299 B. Const, m, 804 A. 1040 D. Chron. 578. Achmet 262. Suid. 4. Velum, a signal Uapaireraafia .... for beginning the races at the hippodrome.
the Latin bessalis. Heron

brick.
Jun. 198,
^rja-a-dkov,
6.
205, 23.
to,
ov,
Alex.
Trail.
9.
409.
Antec.
2, 1, 29. 6.
Heron Jun.
206,
Porph.
Theoph.
Cer. 466,
12.
Adm.
138. 178, 13.
Cont. 123, 11.

140, 17.
Mai. 380, to ImriKoi. 474, 5. Banner. Porph. Cer. 11, 18. 80, 18. 6. Processional division of men or women. Porph. Cer. 176,
Chron. 601, 21.
21, TO e| idovs. Attal. 7 (titul.).
Achmet. 145. Codin. 136, [The Latin bessalis means
of eight inches ; laterculus bessalis, eight-inch brick. The Greco -Romans used bessalis alone in the sense of wXi'vôr ottti^. See also
<rvKwTiov-2
^ô-o-dKioTos,
ri,
24.
193,
6,
9,
B^Xof, ou,
Jer. 40.
|3i)X(o|,
et alibi.
B^X.
Sept. Jer. 27,

1,
2.
Epist.
6v,
Oô-o-oXok) paved with brick.

to
Jos. Ant. 8, 13,
of the Tyrians.

/Si/x'Kos,
T],
the Latin
velox
z=^
6^s.
Lyd. 12,
Strab. 15,
;
OV,
belong
2, 31, p.
cough.
Classical.
11.
|3^/ia,
1,
oTos, TO, pace, etc.
Classical.
2*
2,
Diosc. Eupor.
p. 84.
Ui, good for a

Diosc.
cough.
1,
Suffering
from cough.
cough.
80,
5 'Atto (SijfiaTor roêveiv, on foot
to
mf
e\e<j>avros.
2.
opposed
church.
iao(Z. 56.
ffrej.
The altar part of a Naz. H, 561 D.

200 D, Theoph. 583.
Isid.
firjxiov, OV, TO, (|3^^) slight
Diosc. Eupor.
Plol. Tetrab-
31, p. 243.
Moschn. 123.
Sept.
604 B.
TO 5ov.

Softhrns.
151.
j3ia, as,
Galen. H, 106 E.
fi,
3984 C.
Porp/j. Cer. 623, 10.

the
3.
MetonymicaUy,
Greg.
18.
2. Necessity =
Nom.
the Latin
extortion.
Nehem.
5,
14. 15-
avayto).
Vit.
Euthym.
clergy,
collectively considered.
43.
/3ia,
ij,
Coteler. 77. 78.
Naz. n, 600 C.
|3i)/xaTifii),
via
ohas.
Bi'a,
iVo),
(/3^/ia)
io
mark
by
milestones.
7,
measure hy paces and Dion. Chalc. apud

3, 39,
Pet. et Paul. 77 SuKpa
Apocr. Act. Via Sacra, in

to die
Rome.
^laioSavaTfto,
rfora,
Athen. 15,
p.
668 F. Polyh.
Kara
8 Be/St;-
(ûuoSdvaTos)
a violent
ÔTicTat Kal
(TeiJTjfxelorrai
(TTabtovs okto).
death.
'Pseudo-Plut. II, 1154 B.

ov,
(/Si'aios,
34, 12, 3 Bf^riiuvrLa-fUvri

7, 7,
Kara niKiov.
Strab.
îmoddvuTos,
lent death.
ddvaros) dying a vio-
4.
^HoBvpov
^vK66vpov.
Euchot.
H, 747 B. Lucian. Hi, 56 Tar rav ^lalas

Tertull.
(Compare
diroSavovrcov
Digitized
by Microsoft
^laiofia'êco
fiovas
308
Chrys.
I,
0iâKtov
division of a literary work, as Book 1, Book Philon I, 329, 1. Diosc. 2, Prooem.
^vâs
TTfpLvoa-Telv.
344
Qavaroi îawi.)
0tmoixaxea> {^laLOjiixos), to fif/lit with open force, not with skill, or by stratagem. Polyh. 1,
27, 12.
5,
II.
îPXioTToKelov, ov. TO, Oi^Xion-mXTjs) bookseller's

shop.
Oalen.
1,
35 A.
Athen.
1, 2.
84, 2.
fii^XumaiKrjS, ov, 6, {îfiXiov, TrraXeo))
b ib1io577,
7, 1.
^laias
(filaios),
3,
adv. firmly,
as
in
binding.
p61a,
Strab.
bookseller.
Dion.
p.
H. V,
Poll.
Polyb.
46,
1.
13,
1,
54,
51,
25.
211.
Biapxos, ov, o, (îos, apxa>) Athan. missary-yeneral.

160, 15.
Basilic. 57,
7, 3.
biarchus,
I,
385 A.
comLyd.
Phryn. Praep. Soph.

26S B.
29, 29.
Isid.
îPXioToKpos, ov, {Bdnra) burying books.
^laa-fios, ov, 6, violence.
Classical.
2.
Jit.
Rape.
1,
îfSKiocpopcw,
fjoô),
(fiiflKio<j>6pos) to
carry or hold
Dion. H.
I,
Pto.
3,
II,
755 C.
98 (108).
3. Convulsion, 4. Harii =:
stooZ
196,
5.
197, 3.
5;ra6. 6,
14.
books.
Isid.
Diosc.
/3i/3Xio(^d/Dor
328 A.
/3t/3X(a0dpos.
Sept.
EstL
3,
13
2,
reiveo-fios.
as V.
1.
Polyb. Frag. Histor. 38.

1.
Diod.
Leo Med. 177.

Matt. 11, 12.
-A.
(Sioo-Tor, ^, dv,
Theopli.
04O(7T^r, oC, 6, (fiidCopju)
Nonn. II, 46. one who uses

I,
26 as
force.
V.
Isid.
268 B.
20.
îîocpvXaKiov, ov, TO, Oi(3Xio(ûXa|) archives.

Sept. Esdr.
1, 6,
,
Cfem.
yl.
1217 C.
U, 33
/3i/3Xio0uXa^, aKof d, OijSXi'ov, (f)vka^') librarian.
compelled, forced.
2.
6,
Protosp. Corp.
Anast. Sin. 185 ^.

^tPKoypdcpos
104, 12.
îâpevTrjs,
105,
ov,
iVic. 11,
716 A.
/3t/3Xioypd0or.
Phryn.
85.
(vivarium)
fishmonger.
P. S. 29, 29.
î^XodrjKapios, ov,
6,
Gloss. Biâpevrfis, oetarius.

/Si/Sapiov, ov, TO,
{îîoBrjKq)
jSijSXioû-
the Latin
tA,
vivarium.
Proc.
Xa|.
ieont Mon. 556 B.
II,
112.
ou,
î/3Xo7r<oX);y
jSi^XapiSioi/,
Apoc.
10,
seq.
(î^dpiov) little scroll. Herm. Vis. 2, 4 (Colittle
29.
(St'^Xos, ou,
dex
6, 3.
x).
ou, TO,
a.
lon
ij,
= ^
/St/SXtojrfflXijr.
Pto.II, 877D. PAryn. P. S. 29,
Book.
405,
CTem. 4. I, 897 û/3Xor. Dion. H. IV, 1983, 2, [epai, of

Aristeas 35, of the Jews. PAi-
/SijSXidpioi/,
(îpXiov)
book.
Diog.
the Romans.
I,
7.
n, 140,
8.
258,
20.
Jos.
fii^\ia(^6pos,
ov,
6,
(/Si/SXiov)
L.
tabellarius,
Di'oii.
letter-carrier, courier.
2,
Polyb.
4, 22, 2.
26,^. 140, 47.

ou,
jSi/SXiSioi/,
TO,
2,
little
|3i/3Xis
ZeJier,
epistle.
Herm. Vis.
A.
fii^Xivos, ov,
(Codex
,x).
Zgrnai.
661
Apion. 1, 1. Clem. R. 1, 43. Patriarch. 1149 A, ayiai. Lucian. HI, 333, of the Christians. Orig. I, 360 B. osa. HI, 556 B. Sophrns. 3685 B, KKKri<ruurriKai. 3. Book, a subdivision of a literary work.
5, 4.
Ant. 12,
biblinus,
ar,
^,
Polyb. 4, 87, 12.

/Su/SXivor,
Diod
1, 4.
Dion.
VI,
marfe o/
<ran7,
837, 13.
/3i/3pa)a-K(a,
PhilonI, 357,
io
3.
9,
0u/3Xo.
Sep*. Esai. 18, 2.

(j3i/3Xioypa0os)
iAe
ea(.
Sep(. Josu.
18 ê^pajiiCedr.
j3iPXtoypa<î'a,
scribing of books.
36.
Diosc.
1,
114.
Diog'.
mouldy bread. ^lya, the Latin b i g a

Kos,
=
,
a-wapis.
I,
299.
^lydpios, ov,
I,
/3ij3Xeoypd<ôs, ou, 6, (îfiXiov, ypd(j)a)) transcriber,
6,
one who drives a b i g a
Cedr.
copyist.
Lucian.
Ill,
113.
ws.
11,
576
299.
B.
îPKwBrjKTi,
library.
rjs, fj,
îyKco,
(/3t/3Xiov, BriKrf)
the Latin v i n c o used in the exclamaTou îyKas,
bibliotheca,
Esth.
2,
tion
tu vincas
7.
viKatjs
'
Sept. Esdr. 2, 6, 1.
13.
23.
Chron. 620.
/3iyXa, ay or
?;?,
Theoph. 279,
^,
Mace.
1,
2, 2,
Posidon. apud Athen. 4, 53.

2.
the Latin
vigilia
:=:
<j)v-
X>jod. 1, 49.
Aristeas
Sfraft. 2, 1, 5.
14,
XoKij. toatch.
37.
13, 1, 54, p. 51, 25 'O eVi t^s jSi^Xtoflij-
Afric. Cest. 72, p. 312, et alibi. Mauric. 10, 3. Nicet. Paphl. 569 D. Leo.
KT]s, I,
the librarian.
316 C.
731 D.
Jos. Ant. 12, 2, 1. Plut. 943 A. Just. Apol. 1, 31.
Tact.
10, 11.
6,
13.
Genes. 61, 15.

(/SiyXa)
Porph. Car.
sentry.
62, 20.
opos,
6,
Theophil. 1125 C.
S. 7 (13).
^j/3XiOK07n)Xoff,
ou,
Diog.
7,
34.
Eunap. V.
bookseller.
^lyXdrcop,
watchman,
Leo. Tact. 17, 97.

6,
(icaTnjXoy)
jSiyXfuto, euo-a, (0
Phoc. 186, 17. êep watch, keep guard.

the
Leo.
Lucian.
(7ie
Ill, 103.
/SijSXiov, ou,
t6, Soofc, in general.
Ta
668 B.
Tact. 12, 56.

^^(3Xla,
14, 30, et alibi.
Bi'fwa,
T]s,
Tj,
Vienna, in Gaul
2.
modem
Books, the sacred books of the Hebrews. 5e;j(. Sir. Prolog. Mace. 1, 12, 9, rd dyia.
Vienne.
Jos. Ant. 17, 13,
Martyr. Path.
1409 B.
îâKiov, ov, Th, small stone, pebble.
Jos.
1,
Apion. 1276 C.
11, 14.
2.
1, 8.
Clem. A.
1, 1,
I,
Orig.
Ke'a;.
Macar. 628
Letter, epistle.
2,
Mace.
44.
3.
Sept.
D.
Dorort. 1672 B.
Suid. BiâKiav, fuxpav,
Book, a sub-
XlSqjv.
Digitized
by Microsoft
(St77/itt;)^09
309
/StraXts
14, 10, 7. 3. Common or every-day life. Hence, the common people in general. Philon I, 70, 41. Heph. 5, 7. Sext. 37, 1. 47,
29.
ûiixaxos, ov,
(pia, fiAxoiuu) fighting furiously,

1,
Agath. Epigr.
jSi'fl,
48, p. 360.
see fioBov.
ij,
îKapia, as,
vicariate f
Justinian. Novell.
55, 10.
7,
556,
1,
8.
678,
9.-3. A
caste.
8,1.
îKapiavos, ov,
6,
Strab. 8,
p. 198, 18.
1,
4.
Biography.
I,
the Latin
vicarianus.
ûeapios, see oviKapiasjSi'xas,
Philon n, 180, F.
îdrevcris,
e<os,
et alibi.
PZui.
664
^,
t6 ^wreudv.
Caesarius
incorrect for îyicas, from îyica.
1133.
3io(/)ope'o/i(u (îa,
îKewaKia, av, ra, the Latin
vicennalia.
Galen.
Eus.
I,
588.
TO,
Chron. 525, 12.
jSwei'oi', ot),
the Latin vicia, vetch.
VI, 332 F.
/SiKiov, ou, TO, (iSiKos)
tîpa) to be harassed or dispi>A. II, 196 A. 217 B. ^mcpSKis, the Latin viperalis 0a/cAr d cVt Tfflv Tekfiaxiov, a plant. Diosc. 4, 87
/rm-ed.
a kind of earthen vessel. GZoss. Epiph. HI, 284 A. Geopon. 10, 69, 1. BociW, vicia, doholum. See also ^vkIov. CodJra. 30, 11 jSiKioc. P/i. II, 292 E. jr/)ds. jSucpdr, Delphic,
Diosc.
2,
(88).
;3tpd,
96.
the
Hebrew riTn
7, 2.
/Sapis,
casfe
fidpis.
with
Sept.
the article, iîpa^rwiTy-^t)
Nehem.
gilius,
1, 1. d,
BipyiXios or Bepy[\ios, ov,
Virgilius or Ver-
BlXanros,
Plut.
ov,
6,
Macedonian,
i
:=
e
îKimros.
solicitor.
the
Roman
poet.
Mai. 182. Damasc.

ilf.
n, 292 E.
tKos, 6,
Ill,
1293 C.
Mioc.
67 Ta BcpyiKlov
^We|,
Nil.
the Latin v
nd
VeapyiKd.
îpiSes,
the
341 A.
360 C.
5.
Prooem. Ibid. 128,

A.
Euagr.
3,
42, p. 2693
Mai
oi,
400, 16.
ol, the Latin virides n.pdo'ivoi,, Greens of the circus. Juven. 11, 195. Lyd. 65, 20.
îv&iKTa, see ovivdiiera.

Ptvedpioi,
îpiTTa incorrect for ^Tjpirra.

jSi'poros, ov,
(vine a) the Latin vinearii

Lyd. 158, 21.
incorrect for
/Sij^tXAoTicoi',
:=: TtixopAxoi.
X>iocfe.
the Latin b i r o t u G. 15, 28.
SiVpopôr.
/SiîXaTiW
jSiiliXXoK-
/Si'îXXoi/,
^tpplov, ov, TO,
=z
following.
Pallad. Laus.
1235 B.
f),
ûiypa^la, as,
Ill,
(jSi'os,
ypaxfxo) biography.
Phot.
death.
^tppov, ov, TO,
=^
following.
'JS,(jje(TTpis
Suid. Bippou,
i/idkoj,
528 C.
as,
fj,
Tiov PapjiiKOV.
.... Xeyerai 8e
or
^loSavairia,
(io6avaTos)
violent
fiavdur]s /cat Îppov.
Ptol.
Tetrab. 85.
îppos, ov,
^lodavarca zz= ûnoBavarea).

jSiofldi/oTos,
ov,
Chrys.
I,
727 E.
I,
=
45.
6,
the Latin
birrus
burrus,
a kind
of
Xâfiis,
liavSvrjs,
e(f)eaTpis,
fiiawddvaTos.
Cassian.
cloak.
304 A.
627, 20.
îo6avf<o
CAron. Gregent. 657 B. 530 B. Thec^h. 674, 15. 683, 12. Jejun. 1924 B. ûuoBavareo).
(Î'a,
Dioclet. C. 1, 30. 31. Artem. 134. Gangr. lit. (See also ûppo^d/joy.)
Îparos, incorrect for îporos. îa-oKov, ^wdKaTos, îa-a<rd, incorrect for ^rjoa-akov, ^TjairdkaTos, ^rjo-aa-d.
^m6avrjs,
e's,
^kijctko))
=:;
Martyr. Aretli. 23. 24.

prevents violent acts.
12. 13.
/SioXa, ^,
3,
/e/Mre.
^mwddvaTos. 1924 B.
îa-cKTos, ov,
following.
Chron. 25 tabul.
StoKaXvTtjs, ov, 6, (j3to, KcoXvra) <A officer
Justinian.
who NoveU. 8,
Diosc
life.
(3iVe|Tos, ov, the
128, 21.
the Latin viola,
Latin bisextus, bisextile, Lyd. 29. 34, 23. Chron. 20, intercalary. Max. Conf. Comput. 1233 D. 14. 710, 10.
'iov,
violet.
1236 A.
Xt|ior.)
Mai. 215,
23.
(Compare inôPlut.
128 (138). 4, 120 (122).

fia-a,
/SioXoyfo),
(fiios,
Xeym)
<o
describe
ûrKoros,
II,
fjv
a, ov,
the Latin
viscatus.
Longin.
Kois
9,
15
Ta
Trepi
t^w tou
'Ofivo-o-ecor
^&-
281
"Ottou Tvxr\s lievTTjptas Upov icrnv,
avra ^loXoyovfieva
oiKiav.
Eust. Ant.
^ta-Korav ovopaôva-tv.
-qs,
665 B.
Punropurrcto,
ricrai,
Pia-a-a,
lottle. n, (/3i'/coy)
Leant. Cypr. 1712
=^
/St'ov
Tropica),
to
afford
A.
fita-a-Lv
1732 A.
tor ^ta-a-iov.
ov, TO,
means of life. Orig. VH, 129 D. ûmopumKos, tj, dv, affording the means of life. Eus. ni, 45 A, nvi. |3i'os, 01), d, Zi/e. Z)iod. Ex. Vat. 8, 12, d îtXXbk, (Ae futufe life. Philon II, 410, 16,
fleiBfnjTticds
jSto-o-iov,
^=
îcra-a.
Leant. Cypr. 1712 B. Leant. Cypr. 1712
and practical
art
2.
life.
life.
of living.
Sext. 177, 11.
'H ^lov Epict. Strab. Aia ^lov,for during

irepl
KOI
irpaKTiKos,
contemplative
Texvr),
A. B. 1 729 D, vaKivov. maTUKiov. Posidon. apud ûrrdKwv, ov, to, Athen. 14, 61. Latin bison, an animal. fila-mv, tovos, 6, the
the
Paus. 10,
fiiToKls,
13, 1.
0pp. Cyn.
2,
160.
Dion
1, \, I. 2.
1,
15,
C. 76, 1, 5.
life,
the Latin
vitalis
aeiâmv fUKpdv.
Strab. 12, 2, 6, p. 611,
3.
Jos. Ant.
Diosc. 4, 89 (90).
Digitized
by Microsoft
/StreXXo?
îTeXKos, ov,
Bos, yolk. ^labris, S,
Qiaia-ifi.a>s
310
^XeTTw
Luc. Act.
6,
6,
the Latin
6.
vitellus
II,
Xexi-
/3Xdo-î;ôs, ov, blasphemous.
11
=
10,
Lyd. 139,
/Simnxos.
Paui. Tim.
1, 1,
13, blasphemer.
Epiph.
517 A.
f^v.
pXaTLov, incorrect for ^Xarriov.

(iXarra,
ex"i'> {fiiixniwi)
:= /StoCy,
living.
Oreg.
Naz.
Î'ojo-is,
Ill,
216 A.
f],
Dioclet. C. 3, 23.
life,
eas,
(fiwoi)
fi
Sept. Sir.
The
ful.
the Latin blatta, purple cloth. Epiph. Ill, 185 C. 2. Phoenician name oi Aphrodite. Doubtrjs,
fj,
Prolog.
(VfOfios,
according
to
to
the
Clas-
L%jd. 10.
cloth,
Law.
Bianicos,
sical.
fj,
^Xarriov, ov, t6, (/SXdrra) purple silken

6v,
(^toa) belonging
4,
life.
Porph.
20. 20.
Adm.
72.
Cer. 12, 20.
Cedr.
I,
688,
19,
Hipparch. 1004 A, aff-xoXi'ai. i)iO(i. 2, 29. Dion. jff. Philon II, 453, 8. Luc. 21, 34 V, 13, 1.
Polyb.
73,
8,
XP"*"-
Typic. 77.
Comn.
I,
175.
Curop.
/SXoTTOo'TptuTos, o,
(jSXaTTa, crrpavvvfu) spread

cloth.
fiepifivai.
Paul. Cor.
1,
6,
3.
4.
Epict.
1,
(covered) with purple silk

521, 12.
Porph. Cer.
26, 1. 7 TO pLcoTiKd, the art

II,
of
living.
Plut.
(?a/era.
679 C.
Anton.
fiepifiva.
7,
6,
sc.
Te'xTj-
VI, 142 C,
PioitikSis,
Phryn. 354 condemned,

to
BXax^pvai, S>v, stantinople,
al,
known
Blachernae, a place at Conas the locaUty of the
^=. xpfjiTiiios
ra
îcf.
adv. pertaining
common
life.
Dion.
celebrated church of the Virgin built by order of Pulcheria. Theod. Lector 168 C.
Justinian. Cod.
1, 2,
Thr. 629, 18.

^tiiKpfXrjs, es,
fiof.
Sext. 8, 9.
(/3iOf, a>(j)eKc<a)
I,
= ra
18.
Eustrat. 2369 C.
Ill,
/3ia>
XP^"''"
alibi.
Simoc. 322,
bracken.
(186).
4.
Damasc.
PMo/i
389, 40.
n, 264, 41, et
660, 12.
life.
*^\a)(yov or ^Xri^vov, ov, to,
748 A.
irrepis,
2,
brake,
IlTf-
GeZi. 13, 11.
Sext. 678, 26.
Phaenias apud Athen.

^Xdj(yov Ka\ov(n.
1,
59
4,
j3o0eXms, adv. profitably to
Sext. 663, 15.
pis, fjv evioL
Diosc.
183
Clem. A.
II,
I,
464 B.
Plut.
Eupor.
154, p. 174.
Schol.
Arr. apud
/SXa/Sepmt (/3Xa(3epor), adv. injuriously.
Eust. 1017, 19.
Nicand. Ther. 39
599 B.
(/SXd^?/, TTOtem)
BX^Tpos he ioTLV
causing mispxdxpov.
r}
Xeyofievrj wrepis,
ôvv
to
^Xa/3on-oios, a, dv,
chief,
Schol. Theocr. 3,
14.
[Etymo-
pernicious.
I,
Method. 269 C, Kopnos.

Theod. Mops. 733
Poll. 3,
Epiph.
/3XaK<o,
1109 C.
Tjo-o),
^Xaieevio.
logically the same as the Danish bregne, the English brake, "bracken, and perhaps the classical jSpdKavoi/.]
A.
(3Xa)coi)8j
^Xevvos,
(/3XaKa)8?;r),
77,
6v,
blennus,
stupid.
Oenom. apud
adv. stupidly.
Eus.
ing.
Ill,
ri,
437 A.
ov,
123.
*|3Xafi/ia,
Pseudo-/st 1193 C. OT-os, TO, OXdffTO)) Chrysipp. apud PZm!. II, 1041 D.
PoZ/. 5, 135, et alibi.
^,
1,
di',
^XeiTTiKos,
^Xd/3i).
(^Xora)) sharp-seeing, penetratBasil. II,
Clementin. 389 A, nvev/ui.
Cic. Fin.
813
C To
^XejiTiKOV
ttjs
Siavoias,
mental
3,21.
/3Xa7rro's,
vision.
*0Xc7rco, to see, etc.
(;3Xd7rTu))
injurious, hurtful.
Classical.
Sept. Sap. 13,
Strab. 15,
14, 38.
45, p. 215, 13, Ttvoy.
'Philon
I,
Di'osc. 2, 110.
iJpict. 3, 23, 4.
/SXdrrTcB, io injure, etc.
Classical.
[Polyb. 12,
26, 2 piâct>a, perf. act.]
Sext. TO ^Xewofieva, the visible universe. 642, 1 'E| airoC ^Xerrojicvov, self-evident. 2. To look toward, to stand with the front toward, to face. Xen. Mem. 3, 8, 9, vpos
PXapia, as, 171.

jSXaorda)
17,
=^
dKijfit'a,
aVi),
ennui.
Leo.
Med.
ficOTjii^piav.
Sept.
Num.
21, 20, Kara irpixra-
TTov T^s cpTifiov.
Par.
46,
2, 4, 4. 1, jrpor
Ez. 11,
dvaroXds.
1,
Kara
1,
^=
o),
^Xaoravto.
Se^f. Eccl.
2, 6.
Herm.
21 2, 45.
dvaToXds-
44, 1.
47,
Sim.
4. TO,
Kara dvaToXds.
Dion. H.
789,
2.
I,
245, 12, wpof

ecu,
^Xao-Toj/,
i^
|3Xa(TTdr.
Philon
etc.
I,
dvaToXds.
II,
Aristeas 11, wpos

1, 4,
^Xao-Tor,
oC,
d,
6ii(/,
sprout,
Classical.
the Temple.
Strab. 4,
Trpoi votov, the
Diod. 17, 82 Koto tov toS ^XatrToS xaipov, in the spring of the year. Diosc. 1, 12 BXa-
harbor of Massilia.
Luc. Act. 27, 12 AifUva
oTos fioo-uXfjTK, a species of cassia.

TVie
2.
T^y KpijTTjy ^XewovTa KaTa Xt/3a xal Kara x^' pov. Plut. I, 69 F. II, 972 A, n-por ôpiav.
Branch,
d,
=;
draToXi?, applied to Christ.
Clem. A. n, 461 A, n-pds hvatv.

Xi/3a.
(Compare
aveitov
Patriarch. 1084 B.
BXdo-TOE, ou,
Polyb. 10, 10, J 'Ek koXtto) vevovTi irpos
Blastus, a heretic.
Theod. IV,
Sin. 65
Jos.
Ant. 15,
9,
6,
p.
773 '0 8e
372 C. 376 D.
|3XaoTa)8i/s, es, :=; /SXaoTtKoy.
eioTrXoDj Koi to ord/ia mirolrjTai Tfpbs jSoppoK.

.dnasi.
8,
3,
Oi
D.
^\cur<f>rip,riTeos, a, ov,
dvaToXfjs.
yoip fixe dvpcw p.cydXtjv Kara Trjs PhUostr. 763 'E|o>KoSd/ui)Tai /toTO
=:= Sv Sei PiXcuTîixia-BoL.
^f(^vpov avf/uiv.)
Clem. A.
I,
.744 B.
3. To
repoUtory
see, to toie care.
Paul. Cor.
1, 16,
âiT<^TjfU)Tr]piov, ov, tA, (/SXacDî^êo))
10
BXeVere iva
d(^dj3a>f ye'wjTai jrpdy u/iat,
of blasphemy.
Did, A. 608 C.
uirfete uJ.
Col. 4, 17
BXeVe njK
BioKoviav, ?
Digitized
by Microsoft
îXeâpi^m
TTopeXaês v Kvpia, Iva avrriv
Epist.
2,
311
Trkrjpots.
fir)
ÔTjJLKO'i
f/,
Joann.
^va-is, ems,
(/3Xu(a)
a gushing forth.
Germ.
8 BXeTrere iavrovs iva

II,
dwokeoTp-e.
185 B,
PXvcTTdva)
24.
p,vpov.
Damasc.
Si8d$ri.
4.
2,
329 B, Iva 6
efiTreipos
top omfipov
8, 15, dn-6
PXva-KovvLv, incorrect for fiXqa-Kovvw.
To beware.
Tovs
Kvvas.
Marc.
=
t,
/SXufo)
active.
Leo Diac.
162,
Tuior.
12, 38,
3,
dn"6 rS>v ypapiiarfiov.
Phil.
Joann. Mosch. 2997

eôv oXr/u t^v veav
6 ^Xeirav,
ess.
r)
SiaBrjiajv.
5. To procure. î^Xiov 6.
BXeire
/xot
Paul,
^Xu^mSijr, 623,
4.
brackish?
Dubious.
Philon
I,
(Compare Hes.
6,
BefiXvxaa-pevov,
Participle,
pepoXvapivov.)
ôaypos, ov,
^Xorouo-a, seer, prophet, prophet-
/3oC? aypios.
Philostr. 265.
Sept. Reg. 1, 9, 9.
Hippol. Haer. 150,
41.
îpaplîi), la-a, (^\e(j}apov) to wink.
I,
ôdvos or Porph.
j3ofdi/os, ov, 6,
the Slavic hdv, prince.

151,
15.
Adm.
145, 9.
(Compare
Clem. A.
^dwas.")
/3odpior, a, ov,
645 A.
Schol. Arist.
Eq. 292.
holding the eye-
the Latin
909, 14.
oi,
^\ecj)apoKdToxos, ov, (^Karexa)

lids.
dyopd.
I,
Forum
II,
(OV,
boarium, at
boarius. 'H Boapia Rome. Dion. H.

78, 25, 1.
Paul. Aeg. 104.

ij,
104.
Dion C.
êyfns, eas,
Plut.
I,
(j3Xe7r<o)
296 A.
Tit.
o looking B. 1253 B.
v.
at::
sight.
BoyopiXoi,
/SXijo-Koui'ti'
for ^^(TKOvviov, ov, t6,
=
1.
(Slavic boy, prjXov-tov} Bogomili, that is, God-have-mercy-ans, a he-
^'krf)(aiv,
retical sect.
yKifXav.
Geopon. 12, 33 as
/3aXXa>.
Anon.
They made their appearance in the second half of the eleventh century.
;
Med. 251.
./3X^<r)c(B
.4poc. PauZ. 60.
j3Xi;rc'oK
:^
fi /SaXXEW.
Marc.
2,
22.
Xc.
5,
Their name implies, first, that they were of Slavic or Bulgarian origin secondly, that they made free use of the pious ejaculation
38.
fiXrJTov
bozhe
/SXiToi/.
6,
prjXovT],
6fc cX4r)<rov,
God have
^KqxriBpos, ov,
51.
P\fi)(riiia,
aros, t6,
PXrfXrfpaTa&t)!, ey,
i\rice.
= = ^
=
Z)iosc. 2, 143.
jSXijx^.
.deZ.
mercy.
Cedr.
I,
514, 20.
Glyc. 621.
15, p.
N. A.
5,
n, 421
A (Migne).
Comn.
Zonar. 486 (Paris).

Theophyl.
Nicet. 107, 24.

|3X)jx^.
Caesarius 988.
Nil. 321 A.
BoSijvd, mv, TO,
^XijxaSris.
Bodena, in Macedonia. B. IV, 321 C.

Porph. Adm. 168,
PopAZ. 324 C.
fj,
/3oe/3o8or, ov, 6,
.^XrjxTiTiKos,
I,
ov, (^Xfjxdoiuii) bleating.
Basil.
the Slavic j3oe/3d8a, waiwode. 6, of the Turks.

cow-hide,
for
281 D.
see ^Xaxvov.
ov, TO,
jSofta,
as,
^,
(/3df(or)
whipping
ffXijxvov,
criminals.
yXrixoDV.
Soz. 1340 B.
(/SoCf,
9,
PXrJXpov,
Diosc.
3,
33
5.
ôoycvTjs,
yiyvopai) born of
363, piXia-a-ai.
an
ox.
(36).
^3Xi;x<b8i/9,
Anthol. Palat.
er,
(iSXi/^'j)
iSuiaf.
sheepish.
BXj/p^ciSjjr,
Babr. 93,
ôrjSov OoOs), adv. like

22.
an
ox.
Agathar. 133,
Polem. 252.
vovv OpOlOS'
fSXipaâ), to treat.
j3XiVow/i,
irpoâa-i rov
ôfjdapxos, ov,
6, {Poj]6ei,a,
apxto)
79, 2.
Aristeas 21, nva.
the
2,
Latin
blitum
auxiliaries.
fiXlrov.
Polyb.
1,
commander of App. I, 391,

nra-
54.
/Soijêta, as,
fj,
Diosc.
^SXiTTov
143.
/SXiVoi'.
help.
Sept. Sir. 31, 19, otto
Smc?. BXiTTO/idfiaK .... to

Xa-xavov.
paros, help against.

troops,
2.
Auxilium,
soldiers,
/SXiTTOi'
-.jSXiTupt,
fuopov
can
armed men.
16.
Pallad. Vit. -Chrys. 30

2,
an unmeaning word. J^rtem. 316. GaZen. VIH, 70 A. Sea;J. 316, 24. Cfem. ^. H, 661 B. Diojr. 7, 57. .|8XiTuptfo/xat, I'o-o), (|8XiTDpt) <o 6e unmeaning. Galen. Vlil, 69 F BXtruptfdêi/ov tpa (7(|>vy/ioi'
D,
4.
a-rpaTuonKr).
Apoer. Joseph. Narrat.

468, 12.
Mai. 374,
ôrjSeco, T)aa, to be
1, 6, p.
good for a disease.
Diosc.
16 BorjBovo'i 8e Kal vavriais aiiv ^jnhelp,

2,
XP& vdan mvopevaiôr)6rjpa,
KOI o'KivSayjfi.ôp.evov.
aroe, to,
(jSoi/flfo))
succor; rePolyb.
1, 25. 6,
.PXoavpita
=: ^Xoavpos
rj,
elpj..
Fsendo-Damasc.
inforcement.
lon
Sept.
Mace.
15, 8.
in, 976 B.
fiXoavpatrSs,
ov,
1, 22, 3, Trpos Tjjv
pdxv-
Diod.
Phi-
^Xo(TvpatTn}s, iSXotnjpmmr.
I,
76,
27.
Diosc. Delet. p.
411, 26.
remedy.
Dion. P. 123.
(?enes. 8,
U.
Heliod. 10,
Sext. 187, 11.

ôridrjjianKds,
r],
tôavpas
27.
(/3Xo(rupds), adv. sternly.
6v, helping.
Diosc. Delet. p.
2,
jjSXiifo), wo-co,
(/3Xv<a)
to
emj< copiously.
Antip.
S. 8. 73.
5,
/nscr. 5127, B, 10, ufidTwi/.
Pas.
a remedy. Lyd. 207, 12. PoriBeia 1 fiotjSodpa, as, fj, Lucian. TTT, ^6i)s, 6, (ôdm) vociferous person.
tS>v TreirioKdrav, as
7,
OTTO
tS)v
1085
Theophil. 3, 19, an oracle). Clem. A. I, mjy&v Trjs d^vo'irov. neuter. Philostr. 95 neuter. Damasc.
(in
426.
ôr/a-K. ea>s,
^cyrjnKos,
rj,
a crying.
ov,
r),
{ôda)
Theodtn. Ps. 21, 2. shouting, bawling.
U, 312 D^/ivpov.
Theoph. 665, 11, nvl n.
Aristid. Q- 96-
Digitized
by Microsoft
Mpe
312
/SoXioTtKo's,
17,
BopôpiTat
dv,
ôdpcva, svaa, (fioOpos) to dig a ditch. Geopon. Stud. 1744 B. 9, 6, 2. Norm. Dion. 47, 69. preceding. ôSpea
(^6\os) caught with the drag-
ôdpiâ,
ia-a, to
cast into a ditch
Cyrill.
A. X,
2. Capable of sinkn, 977 F. TseuA-Athan. IV, 1428 A. ing. ôKoKnmia, as, fj, (/SdXoj, KTurreo)) the rattling
net.
Plut.
1089 A.
&66piov, ov, TO, (JôBpos) hole. Classical. Geopon.
8, 18.
ôKovwras,
fioBpom, aa-a,
614 E.
ôirjeea, rjo-m,
77.
jSol'Kor,
ij,
= =
Agath. Epig. 76, 2. the Latin voluptas Lyd. 65, 17 tS>v ôKovwraTinv.
of dice.
f],
=
80.
Tep\jfis.
ôdpevco.
Galen.
\U1,
77 F.
ôXxov, TO,
/3o/iê(B,
/3ei
17
==
^SeXXioK.
Diosc.
1,
0d/ij3a|, OKor, d,
ô))5e<a.
:^
/3d/i0a|.
Inscr. 3137, 68
and
to
rumble.
Achmet. 200. Patriarch. 1092 B 'E^d/i(ôp^to)')
KapSia pov, palpitated.

ou, TO,
Of,
of an
ox.
Died.
2,
11.
Ill,
17, 69,
/Sd/i/Sij^pov,
ôp^vXms.
fcOyoy,
team of oxen.
8,
Dion. H.
1725, 4.
Nicet. Byz. 757 B.

fiop^rja-is, eas,
i/,
Anton.
46.
ôUcos, adv. ZSe
an
ox.
A,
Porphyr. Abst. 218.

plural
ôl'Xas or ôXias, a,
-a8,
9.
boiar,
691, 19.
Baruch 2, Naz. n, 464 C.

Sept.
(fiopêa) a buzzing, humming. 29, crowd, multitude. Greg.
Slavic nobleman.
Theoph. 673,
oa:
ôp^r]rr)s, ov, 6, buzzer,
hummer.
Philipp. 30.
Porph.
Adm.
154, 18.
Cer. 681, 17.
ôp^vKiov, ov, TO, a

zing insects.
name given
/SoXiSiVtov,
to several buz^
/Soi'oTi (|3oiy),
adv. in (Ae
language. Porphyr.
Schol. Arist.
Vit. Pyth. 54.

Boiarapxîa, as,
II,
17,
/amJZ. V. P. 124.
the office
of Boeotarch.
Plut.
540 D, et
rj,
BotcoT-iaKOf ,
of,
alibi.
BoiojTiKos, Boeotic.
Apollon.
Strab.
a small kind of 87 B. 2. The butterClem. A. I, 525 A. fly of the silk-worm. /3d/i/3u|, vKos, d, Sophms. 3388 fidp0a^1
fiop^vXiop, OV, TO,
Nub. 158.
polypus.
Galen.
11,
D. Pron. 356 A.
BoLcoTioKots, adv. in <Ae
9, 2,
C.
Boeotic dialect.
ôpâiSrjs,
6,
es,
(ôpôs) rumbling.
6,
Ael. N. A.
11.
37.
Sophms. 3488 A.
ôiioTi^w, iaio, (Bouotos) to side with the

tians.
Boeo2,
ôpî>v, mvos,
^=
ôv^wv.
Herodn. apud
Plut. II, 575 D.
BounTiKms, adv.
as V.
1.
Et.
Strab. 9,
M.
206, 56.
ilfoer.
Bou/SSras, 'AmicSr
'SoianaKots.
11
ôpPavas, 'EXXrjviKas.
fiams.
Hes. Bopfiavas, 0ovMai.
Leo Gram.
166, 14.
BotfflTtos', u, ov,
Boeotian.
28,
Classical.
ApoUon.
opâ>vaptov, ov, to, (^ôpâv) legging.

288, 10.
D. Synt. 223,
jSoKoXios,
ov,
6,
Was
(constructions like
singer
dxelraL dp<f)ai fieXecov).
ôo^vyiov, ov, TO, (|3o0y, fuydv) ôfe
0/' oa;en.
(v o c a 1 i s)
:=
oiSds.
SejoJ. Sir. 26, 7.
Chron. 159.
(3oXaioj, a. Of,
Porph. Cer. 20, 14.
742, 10.
fish.
ôoOrjXeia, as,
r),
(JStJXvs)
f)
ôvs, cow.
Nicet-
(^dXos) caught in a net, as a
Byz. 713 D.
ôoKpavov, ov, TO, ox's head.
Plut. n,
554
(quoted).
Epiph. Mon. 265
l8dXâ and
(3oiiX(3a, as, ^,
vulva,
of a
sow?
the Latin v o 1 v a or Anthol. Ill, 23. Alex.

Epict. Ench.
7.
D.
ôo7rp6(Tanros, ov, (yrpoaamov) ox-faced. Porphyr.
Trail. 343, et alibi.

j3oX/3dpioi/, ou, TO,
Abst.
Diosc. Diosc.
3,
16, p. 250.
ov, to, ^=. /Souirratris.
small ô\06s.
ôoaraawv,
B.
Basil.
I,
193
0oX/3oetS^r,
2,
c's,
(/3oX/3ds, eiSoy) bulb-like.
196.
i3oX/3a)8j)j, es,
2,
ôoTp6(j>os, OV,
(Tpe(j}a) ox-feeding.
Dion. P.
Theod.
preceding.
Classical.
558.
iSoXij,
173 (174). ^s, 17, a Ârow.
Classical.
SepJ.
Gen.
ôpaBev (jSopt'as), adv. from the north. III, 1185 A.

ôpaa-a-os, 6,
21, 16, Toôv, a bowshot.
green date.
Diosc.
1,
150.
/3oXms, see fioiXas.

/3dXi/3o9,
d,
ôparov, ov, to, a species ot Juniper.

Sept.
Sir.
Diod.
or
2,
poXv^Sos.
22,
14
as V.
1.
49, p. 161, 33.

Kiflrdpto-o'os.]
S)v, 01,
[The Hebrew tyna

(/Sdpôpor)
nn3
ôXi'fo), iVo), (/3dXoy) Jo
Luc. Act. 27, 28.

inlransitive.
/3oXi's,
Mid.
Aeaue <Ae lead,

6, 17.
to
sound.
Bopfiopiavoi,
:^
BapjSijXtmrai.
ôXifo/iai, to sinfc,
Geopon.
13.
160s,
^,
((SdXXm) missile, arrow, javelin.
336 D. Philostrg. 505 C. TAeoA IV, 361 C. This appellation was evidently coined by their enemies.
TipipA.
I,
Sept.
17.
Ex.
Sap.
19,
5,
Num.
24, 8.
Nehem.
3,
4,
22 (aorpajrw).
I, 890 A. Epig. 76, 4.
Phtt.
2,
Habac.
11.
ôpôptfo), iVo), (fiopôpos) to have a muddy taste. Diosc. 5, 85, p. 745 Bop^piôvaav iv
TTJ
Tessera, a die.
Agath.
yeij(T.
S>v. oi,
BopôpiTcu,
to |3oXifi/ or fioXiCfO-dat.
pdXio-îa, ai-or, to, =:;
Nicet. Byz. 772 D.
Theogn. Mon, 853 D.
284 A. 20 A.
Hieron.
=; Bap^rjXuoTai. Epiph I, YO, 356 C. Tim. Presb.
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by Microsoft
ôpôpvjfio'i
pop^pvyfios, ov,
6,
313
:=
KopKopvyrj,
ÔV^mvlcTKO'i
SiaXdyovf KTvt(av
27.
(coi
(ôpôpvâ)
I,
ôorpupfiXmi/.
PoZZ. 2,
KopKopvyfios, rumbling
n, 345.
ôpSovrj,
19.
jSopSovioK,
(Sopt'as,
Clem. A.
of the bowels. 496 A.
Lucian.
poa-Tpvxoo), see biapoa-rpvxoa.
ôpSovapios, see ôvpbtovapios.

Tjs,
fj,
ôra, incorrect for /Swra.
female ^6p8av.
Theoph. 280,
ôravia.
Of,
^,
(/SoTaj/i))
Aeris,
collectively.
Philon
ou,
I, 8,
Tj,
42.
3.
7,
ôpiav, see ôvpSoviov, jSoupScov. Strab. 7, 4, the north wind. d, Plut. 6, 1 01 ôpeai, north winds.
ôTaviKos,
ov,
L. herbarius, belonging
to herbs.
Diosc.
table
Prooem. pp. 2. 7, (jydppaKov, vegemedicine. 2, Prooem. p. 167. ,PhU. II,

1,
Sertor. 8.
663 C.
Ptol. Tetrab.
181.
Gaien. VI, 22
^per]dev {ôpeas), adv.
from
the north.
Dion.
C, iarpos.
ôravia-pos, ov,
6,
P.
79.
(Poraviâ)
2, 24.
botanismus,
(Sope'i/j'SE,
.adv. northwards.
Dion. P. 1037, et
weeding.
^cfravov, to,
Geopon.
alibi.
z=
es,
ôravq.
Alex. Trail. 16.

herb-like.
4,
(Sope^Ttr, tSof,
alibi.
fj,
northern.
Dion. P. 243, et
Apollon. D. Synt.
ôravaSrjs,
(EIAO) L. herbaceus,
4,
ôpeivos,
i),
ov.
94, 15.
Cyrill. Scyth.
T),
jSopcSns, ihos,
jSopKaSiof,
01),
^ =
TO,
Diosc.
(175).
ÔTTjpiKos,
2,
173 (174).
OV,
158 (161).
172
I,
ôpcios.
V.
S. 37, p. 276.
ij,
(/SoTijp)
hcrdsTMin's.
Plut.
ôpeJJTis.
Dion. P. 565.
24 A.
ôTovXos, OU,
Arist.
d,
coverlet f f
Porphyr. Car.
the Latin b o t u
Schol.
452, 5.
462, 14.
*j3opfios, ov, 6,
1,
485, 8.
j3pd/ioy.
Eq. 490.
Dieuch. apud OJ6.
fioTpvri(j)6pos, OV,
/SoTpuas (})epav.
Philon
I,
288,
6. d,
681, 34.
ôppanrjKiimjs, o,
northeast wind.
(poppas, dmjXKoTTjj) iê

northeasterly.
Ptol.
|3orpwTjy, 480S,
ij,
(jSdrpvs)
Ptol. Tetrab. 60. 67.

rj,
84, sc. Kobjieia, a
of grapes. Diosc. 5, form of cadmia. Galen.
ôppajnjkiaynKos,
ov,
XIII, 263 D.
ôTpvoeiSrjs, es, (ElAi2) like
Tetrab. 67.
jSoppoXi^wKoy,
61. 66.
ij,
di/,
of /3oppdXt\Jf
PioZ. Tetrab.
of grapes.
lon
Diosc.
fioTpvocjiopea), rjccD,
6,
a cluster or bunch 188 (191). {<êpa>) to bear grapes. Phi2,
ôppoKi^, iôs,
the wind between the poppas

n,
54, 41.
and the
Xi'i/f:
ffopraxos, ov, 6,
ôrrpvxos, ov, 6,
fiorpvs, cluster or
bunch of
fjp.is
fiarpaxos-
Hes.
17,
grapes.
Galen. VI, 342
Tovtov
p6-
ôa-Kas, incorrect for jSio-xds, dSos,
the Latin
97.
rpvxov Kakovp.ev 66ev e^Tjpnjvrat

ôTTLov, see ôvrrlov.
ai pdyef.
viscosus =^
ôo-K^,
^s,
ri,
i|(b87)s.
Kofiij,
Diosc.
1,
pasture.
Porph. Cer.
Strab. 5,
ôvâKiKos,
falo.
jSou/SaXioy,
476, 12.
/So<r)0)/iaTtt)87)s,
2, 7.
rj, ov, Oou|3aXor) buffalo's, of a bufLeo. Tact. 5, 4.
es,
(ôa-Ktifia)
brutal.
ov,
to,
j3oi)|3aXor,
a species of
Galen. II,
^nton.
1,
4, 28.
antelope.
Apophth. 295 B.
d,
^(xriofcns, e<of, ^,
OduKoj) a pasturing.
Symm.
L. pato
jSoujSdXtos, ou,
=rr aiKvs aypios.
Eccl.
14.
6,
4, 16.
ôaKos, ov,
{jSoiTKco)
87 C.
vop,eis, Ttoip.fjv,
/SouâXof, ou,
2,
d,
buffalo.
Polyb. 12,
3, 5.
Dwrf.
353,
3.
stor, ojoiKo,
irpoârav.
2.
shepherd.
Diosc. 4, 118 (120),
51.
Sfraft.
2,
17, 3, 4.
PMore H,
Feeder, a
name applied
Soz.
i>zosc.
85, p. 207.
hermits
B.
living
on herbs.
C!/n7Z. 5c2/(A. Vit.
Sab. 240 A.
1393 A. Euagr. 2480
Ant.
8, 2, 4.
j3oi//3ao-Tdj, ^,
Eupor. 2, 159. /as. PaZZarf. 1057 B. êi. 4, dv, ((3ou/3a(7Tjf) quid ?

Ttjs em(j)avcias

/o /eerf,
Leont. Cypr.
21 Kddvypa eX/oj /coTa
yiveadai,
1688 C.
j3d(r/c(a,
<o pasture.
Classical.
Philon
& K!iKovcn ôvâcrTLKa. ôvâa-ns, e<of, d, quid

j3ou0d<7TeiBS eXra;.
4eY. 4, 21
Ta toO
1
n, 339, 28, dypoi' erepov, to pasture one's sheep on another man's land.
/Sdfffiopov, ou, TO,
2,
ôvôv'Kkos,
p^î^
1,
ov,
d,
the Latin
bubu
a kind of Indian grain. Diod. Strab. 36 incorrectly written /Sdo-n-opoi/.

ay,
fj, Bostra, the Hebrew mSD, Steph. B. Theod. Her. 1368 C.
103 B.
avos,
*ôvâ>v,
p. 470.
15, 1, 13. 18.
Classical.
a disease of the groin. 6, Lysim. apud Jos. Apion. 2, 2,

2,
BdoTpa,
Poll.
rj,
186.
to the groin,
Botsrah.
ôvficoviKos,
ov,
(fiovâv) relating
BoiTTpa, irdXjs 'Apaîas.
Mai. 223,
adv.
12.
curfo.
Cedr.
I,
676, 11,
ô(TTpv\ri86v
(piarpvxos),
Ill, 50.
Zt'fe
Povjiaviov, ov, to,
= dar^p
little
n-dflor.
'Attikos.
Diosc. 4,
Lucian.
<Ae Aair
11, 27.
iiro),
118 (120).
^Zai'i
j3ooTpu;(if<,
(ôiTTpvxos) to curl or
PovjSoiviaKos, ov, 6,
/3ou/3<ui/.
Galen. XII,
o/".
Dion. H. V, 208, 12 Tous eauroC 40
473 A.
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by Microsoft
/SovâvoicrjKr)
Pov^mvoKrjkr),
the
r]S,
fj,
314
18,
ôvXevofuu
the Latin
(ôvâv, Krjh]) rupture of
/SouKKfXXaToj', ov, t6,

t
bucceUa-
groin.
Cels.
Paul. Aeg. 282.

ôvfiaivoKri'KtKos,
rj,
Med. 8, Leo Med.
p.
297, 30.
195.
6v,
of ôvâvoKrjkq.
to, tlie
Paul.
Aeg. 282.
fiovyXiv for ôvyKiov,
u m, hard biscuit for soldiers. Pallad. Laus. Olymp. 450, 14. 1051 B. /SouKKfXXos, ov, 6, the Latin buccella, mouthPorph. Them. 28. Gloss. Bucful, morsel.
cella, ^coptiov.
pugiunculus,
21.
poniard.
Latin p u g i o Mai. 493, 19.
Buccilla,
iâ>p,ii.
fiovKKiv for ôvKKiov.
Apophth. 88 A.
Anasl.
Sin. 57 A.
fioiyXaxTcrov, ov, to, (fiovs,
bugloss,
a plant.
Diosc. 4, 126 (128).

rj
yXSuraa) buglossa, Lex.
ôvKKCvdraip, see fiovKivdrap.
ôvkkLov, ov, TO,
little
ôvkku.
Doroth. 1745
Botan,
BovSSay,
BovyXcotrcroj/,
ayxov(ra.
A.
Hieron. II, 273 a, 6, Budda, a god. A, only in the Latin form Budda. Written also BouTTOf. Clem. A. I, 780 A. Cyrill. BouSSof, a, 6, Buddas, a Manichean. H. 577 A.
ôvKKiav,
(ovos, 6,
the Latin b u c c o
Gloss.
BovKKiovfs, buccones.
BovKKia)Vcs,.7rapdcnToi,
buccones.
ôvK6Xrip.a,
oTos,
to,
(^fiovKoXeco)
rijf
mitigation.
Babr. Frag.
ôvkoXtjo-ls,
6, p.
T],
246,
Xvmjs.
/Sovfca,
ôvKoKios,
incorrect for ôvKKa, ôko.-
fios,
OoukoXe'o))
Orig.
I,
a wheedling.
Clem.
Xlos.
Plut.
to
II,
802 E.
fj,
ôvKavda,
12.
6,
blow the ôvKavr).
Polyb.
6,
85,
ôvKoXiKos,
920 B. OV, pertaining to a cowherd.
36, 5.
ris,
ij,
A.
I,
jSovKaiTi,
^=
PvKavij.
Gloss.
Buccinum,
Gloss.
cattle.
TOflfj.
732 C, sc. Tfxvrj, the art of tending 8. Bucolicus, bucolic. See
ôvKavrj, ôvKavcarfjpLov, Kj^pvyfia.

ôvKaviirrris, ov, 6,
^=
fivKavKTTrjs.
BucI
ôvKoXis, iBos,
cinator, ôvKavKTTqs.
fj, good for feeding cattle, adapted to pasturage. Dion. H. I, 93, 10. 98,
fiovKeXXapLKos, ôvKfXXdpwi, BovKXXdpiov, ôv-
12.
KeXXdpios, povKeXXarov, jSovxeXXoj, incorrect

for PovKKeXXapiKos, ôvKKeXKaptoi,
fiovKipas, aros, rb,
II,
ôvKoXov, TO,
81 E.
87 C.
6,
PovKpa>s, coTos,
= =
k. t. X.
alyoKepas, T^Xis.
Galen.
124.
o/iCJiaXos, L. umbo, the boss of a shield. Mauric. 12, 16. [Compare the English buckler.]
ôvKpdviov,
TTJXts.
ov,
TO,
{fiovKpavos)
=:
afin-fXof
Diosc.
2,
aypla,
avrippiva,
an herb.
85 C.
head.
bull's
Diosc.
4,
182
Bou)cc0dXas,
a,
6,
(ôvKcrfiaKos)
Bucephalus,
(185).
ôvKpavov,
Galen.
ov,
11,
the horse of Alexander the Great. Strab. 15, 1, 29. Plut. I, 699 D. Max. Tyr. 53, 4. Arr. Anab. 5, 19, 5. Pronounced also
TO,
Gemin. 7G8
Sept.
B.
ôvX, 713, Bui, the
name of a month.
1.
Bou:(âXor.
Plut.
6,
fiovKe(paXos, ov,
4, 15.
I,
677 B.
II,
793 E.
Diosc.
Reg.
3, 6,
5 as v.
rpi'/SoXof
emSpos.
*ôvXaio,
u, ov,
(ôvXfj)
counselling.
Inscr.
Sroi.
113, p. 155.
6,
Diod.
2,
30, p. 144, 4,
alibi.
Bou)CE0aXos, ov,
see BovKecf)dXas.
Cornut. 29.
Plut. II, 789 D, et
App.
jSouKiV, incorrect for (iovKKiv.
ôvKivaTwp and ôvKKivdriop, opos, 6, ^vKavqLyd. 157, 16. rris. Leo. Tact. 4, 6. 50. Curop. 31, 18. Written also ^vKivdrap.
419,4.
6 74, 37.
ôvX/3a, see (3oX/3a.

PovXfiovs,
Cedr.
I,
755, 19.
BovKivov, ov, TO,
fivKdvr).
Joann. Mosch.
9,
Latin b u 1 b u s /3oX|8o{. 127 (137). 4, 84. 158 (161). BovXyapia, as, f), Bulgaria, in Europe. Genes. 85, 22. a. Bulgaria, in Asia. Nic. CP.
the
Diosc.
3,
3017 B.
jôvKKa,
fj,
Leo. Tact. Theoph. Cont. 114.
5,
5.
82, et alibi.
Histor. 38.
BovXyapiKos,
rj,
(bucca) buccea
Ptoch.
v,
=
2,
ov,
6,
Bulgarian.
Genes. 86,
3.
eyxaôr,
203. oKpoTov.
BouXyapor, ov,
mouthful, morsel.
fiovKKaxpaTov,
to,
1,
352.
Bulgarus, a Bulgarian. CP. Histor. 38. Genes. 85, 22 seq.

little
Nic.
jSouicfca
Kai
fiovXyiSwv, ov, TO,
Pseud-4(7ia'n. IV, 529 C.

fiovKicfXXapiKoii,
17,
bu1ga
fip.iv
bag
pannier.

to the
Suid. KapvKtov, KapvôvXyiSiov.
ov,
pertaining
^dvba.
ôvkkcX-
Kos,
OvXaxiov, TO Trap'
*H
25.
Xdpioi.
Mauric.
1, 9,
TrXc'y/ia
dcKTiKov
aprov.
Nicet.
242,
ôvKKeXXdpioi, av,
soldiers.
01,
(buccelaris) a body of
Codin. 139 'H/iioi/ous /ura
jSouX-yiStmi' cucoiri.
726,
9.
Basilic. 60, 18, 29.
Olymp. 449, 23. 450, 14. Theoph. Porph. Them.

ov,
[Compare budget, F. bougette.] ôvXevopxu, to deliberate, etc. Polyb. 1, 33,

ttSs Koi tI irpaKTeov
fir).
3,
27, 28.
BouKiceXXapjoi',
to,
Dion. H.
II, 801, 8
ipjoi ts
Buccellarium,
7.
a place.
Cedr.
II, 15, 18.

6,
497,
BouXcuoT/ ^cr avTav ovriva Ttfiaypfjcrfis Kai trcavrm Tpcmov. Joann. 12, 10,
ha mi
15,
BovKKeXXdpios, ov,
governor of BovKeXXdpiov.
Tov Adâpov anoKTeLvtoa-iv.
Porph. Cer. 460,
Mai. 385,
9.
ware eK^XqB^vai,
to contrive.
Digitized
by Microsoft
/SovXevrrj?
fiovKevrris, ov, 6,
I,
315
Dion. H.
11,
/SofpSo
492, 31 Oi yap jSouXorrat dyyeXovs
fj
the
Boman
senator.
weiof
260, 8.
rjs,
ij,
para imapxeiv, for they deny

counsel, etc.
the existence
fiovKrj,
Diod.
&v
631, 55
angels or spirits.
^vvndeiiivTjS
ôvXrjs
Sttcos
fiaXtora
I,
t^j
ôvXvais,
27.
eios,
fj,
ôvXvrds.
beat
Cic. Att. 15,
a<f>e\eias Trpovorjcraivro.
Dion. H.
328, 10
ij
'Ev ôvkfj iyevovTO irorepov cmoifTovaiv,

ueraTep.iravTcu.
irpoa-
ôvvevpiîo,
ia-m,
to
with 807,
6.
ôvvevpov.
Luc. Act. 27, 42
TSw
8e
Theoph. Cant. 641, 10.
arpaTUDTav ôvKfj iyivero Iva rovs Sfap^ras

amoKTeivcocn,
eôvXeitravro, resolved.
fj
Herm.
ôvvevpov, ov, TO, OoOy, vevpov) a Strap of raw ox-hide, for beating offenders. Cyrill. A. X,
Sim.
9,
28 Hovrjpa yap
ôvkq
Xos Kvpiov tSiov dpvrioTiTai.

senate.
2.
41.
avrrj Iva bov-
The Roman
fiovXrj,
Dion. H.
II,
1152, 4 ''a
Pa-
tres Conscripti.
fiovhjyopea,
the senate.
ri(T<o,
(jSouX^, dyopevai^
to
address
App. U, 467,
ffovKr/pa, aros, t6,
879,
7.
1285 B. Theoph. Achmet. 17, et alibi. (Compare Sept. Mace. 2, 7, 1 Mda-nî rai vevpals a'lKiôpevovs. Euagr. 4, 32 ''Evlovs tS)v vetorepi^Qvrav vevpOK etroiippovia'e. 6, 7 Tov Karrjyopov vevpois alKia'Sevra. Apocr.
Ill,
1084 A.
Damasc.
alibi.
455,
14,
et
vovs,
port.
Hipparch. 1037 B.
meaning, sense, purOrig. I, 944 A.

Polyh.
Stob. II,
Act. Philipp.
aipovs
7T0V
prjv.)
15
Kal
Kai
eKeXeva-ev
evexSfjvai
1048 D.
6,
8.
li,
ipdvras
rviTTecrdai
tov re
rrjv
îKm-
Sententia, opinion, vote.
Km
TOV
BapBoXopMov
Kal
Mapidp-
15, 4, T^s (ruyKKr]TOv.

ov, z^z.
jSouXijTcos,
ov Set /SovXecrdat.
fiovvids, dSos,
Xis.
590, 38.
fiov\ip.iaais.
eas,
f/,
OovXt/îaco)
tte suffering
from ôiXipos.
*ôv\ipos,
bulimy.
ov,
6,
Plut. II, 695 D.

(ôvs,
Xt/xdf)
f}, (âvvdi) b u n i a s ^=. yoyyvAgathar. 143, 1. Diocl. 3, 24. Diosc. Jos. Ant. 3, 7, 6, p. 154. Artem. 2, 136. 95. Galen. VI, 367 F. 432 E. 357 F.
bu1imu
16, 3.
ôvvi^co,
Erasistr.
apud
Gell.
PZwi.
n, 693 F.
^mXipahris,
es,
ieo Met?. 169. (EIAQ) Kfce fiovXifios.

421, 12.
to heap up, pile up, icrat, (fiovvos) F. amonceler. Sept. Kuth 2, 14, nvi n. Epiph. m, 272 C.
Herod.
ôvviov, ov, TO,
bunion,
60
apud On6.
jSoiJXXa,
I,
122 (124).
4,
an herb.
Diosc. 4,
irepurrepewv op66s.
bulla, stud, boss. i)f, ^, the Latin Achmet. 220. Moschn. 106, p.o\v^Slvr]. 2. Bulla, necklace for boys. Plut. I, 30 C.
ôvvirrjs, ov, 6,
flavored with ôvvtov.

(ôvvos,
8, 4.
Diosc.
5,
56, olvos.
ôuvoeiSijs, es,
3.
seal.
EIAQ)
Plut.
to
hilly.
I,
Diod.
5,
Bulla :=
Vit. Basil.
yjfri<jios,
signet,
seal-ring,
40.
Strab. 11,
r](Tu),
17 B.
cattle.
216
D.
Lyd.
167,
15.
ôvvop.ea>,
{ôvvopos)
heap.
feed
Strab.
Const,
)3ovXXd&>,
Vit.
m,
997 E.
(^fioiiXKa)
13, 1, 7.
(BCTO),
^= q'CJjpayiô),
Ill,
11,
to seal.
ôvvas, ov,
6,
Sept.
Gen. 31, 46. 47.

Polyb.
Plut.
2,
I,
Basil.
Damasc.
/iei/or
Const. 208 C. Nic. JH, 752 A.
997 997
E.
C.
Apophth. 192 D,
ôvvabris,
5, 22, 1.
es,
triVou.
:=
PovvoeiSrjs.
3, 9
15, 8.
Theopk. 678.
IPorph. Cer. 329, 12 |3ouXX<b^côvXKapevos.2

(/SouXXocb) seaZ (the in-
Diosc.
ov,
(11).
559 C.
Solom.
Schol.
ôvo7rp6tTai7ros,
r=:
ôv7rp6(r<o7ros.
fiovXXaiTripiov, ov, to,
1342 A.
ôxmeiva,
r)s,
f],
strument).
ôvKoypa<f>ia,
MceJ. Paphl. 572 D.

as,
fj,
(irelva)
ôvXipla.
(/3odX^,
ypd<j)a)
quid
Arist. Plut. 873.

ôvirXrjKTpos, ov, (/3oCs, irXriKrpov)
/nscr. 4015.
jSouttX^J.
ôvXopai, to
will,
etc.
Z)Jore. fi^ II,
784, 7 Ti
Agath. Epigr. 30,

jSovTrpdo-Mjroj, ov,
3.
quid sibi vult. V, 309, 1 'O 8e Aiop,r]hr)s tIttot' ovt^ (Homero) jSouXerai ddvfiovvn ra 'Ayapfp.vovi XoiôvXerai (rrjpaivfiv to repas,
{rrpocrumov^ ox-faced.
Lyd.
70, 15.
ôvpyeaios, ov,
0,
F.
bourgeois, burgess.
povpSav.
Cyrill. Scyth.
8opovp^vos
ôiXerat,
VI, 1007,
be.
1,
(TTpoyyvXq re eivai
I,
Cinn. 282.
must
(TOi
Plut.
1001
B
<5
"Eymy
Xlpoprf-
&v efiovX6p.T]v Iva .... iweBappovjiev.

I,
Lucian.
ôvpUviov, ov, TO, V. S. 288 A.
Written
also
fiopMviov.
26 Etyc
toOto /SouXerai ftvai
2988 B.
Clem. A. I, 264 A Ti fioiXerai Eus. H. E. 10, 5, Xva iroiriiTrjs. TaeaAo-Nicod. I, A, 4, 4, ii/a aravpadij. Gregent. 773 B, tj;a TrtoTeuco). 2. To maintain, assert ; to be of opinion. Iren. 1, 3, 3 ''Eviavrm yap ivi ôvXovrai avrbv
6eis,
means.
TO Xe)(6ev.
ôvpSovvdptos, see ôvpSavdpios. ôvpSav, wvos. 6, bur do, a mule
whose
sire is
a horse.
1,61.
Dioclet. G. 14, 10.
Isid.
Hisp. 12,
Gloss.
CTron. 211,
riplovos.
7.
ikfaZ.
178, 16.
Burdo,
dr/Xelas,
'S/iiovos e^ tmrov KaX Svov
Clem. furh tA âTrna-pa avrov KeKijpvxevai. A. I, 308 B. 776 A. 941 B. Hippol. Haer.
1,
Written also /3d/)mulus, vurdo. Eustrat. 2356 C. Chrys. HI, 598 C. Joann. Mosch. 2960 B. Achmet. 235. Theoph.
8av.
18, 2
Avrov
rfj
eicrg
ôvXovrai yeyovevai.
Cont. 354.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ôvpBwvupioii
fiovpSaivdpios, ov, 6, one
316
*PpdPvXov,
ferior
ov, TO,
^paBv<!
plum, particularly the
Theocr.
2, 33.
7,
Schol. Arist.
Th. 491.
Written
who tends povpSavas.

also ôvp-
in-
varieties.
146.
Galen.
hovmpws. Cyrill. Scytli. V. S. 230 A. Leant. Joann. Also, /SopSmi/apios. Cypr. 1797 C. Mosch. 2988 B. povptKoiKiov and ôupt;(aXtoi', ov, to, the Latin burious, a sorry horse. Fseudo-Greg. Naz.
Xm,
496 A.
Athen.
Suid. Bpdî/Xa,
TO KoKovpfva bapaaia]vd.
Ppd^vXos, see ffpdîKos. Xenocr. 52. o ^payxosPpdyxVt V't ^1 Ppayxos, r), 6v, hoarse. Agath. Epigr. 93,
ni, 392 D.
Boucre/SouTfj/r,
Chron. 572, 21.

?;,
o,
Busebutzes, a man's name.
Porph.
Adm.
160, 19.
Cedr. I, 709. Ppabvva. Ppabeva Diog. 2, 139 Ppabias (fipc^vs), adv. late. TJporjploTa p,eTa Svotv rj Tpmv eios ^paSeas ?jv
TTJs Tjpepas.
2.
ôvaraaia, as, ij, ^ôva-ToBpov. Lucian. 11, 280. *Pov<7Tpo(pr)h6v (/3ovo-rpo0of), adv. bustrophe-
Euphorion apud Harpocr. 'O Korcodev Jfar. Pas. 5, 17, 6 (3). vopos .... Victorin. p. 2499 (this grammarian had never seen an inscription written in this way).
don.
Ppabvyapos, ov, (yapea) Tetrab. 183.

PpaSvyXaa-tros.
/3pa8uy\(Bcr(70t,
ov,
late
marrying.
Ptol.
PpaSvyXaxTcria or ^paSvyXaTna, as,

Soplirns.
fi,
the being
3348 C.
yXSxraa)
slowSept.
(/SpaSus,
Hes.
fiovTr),
(See also
d\rj)dPr]Tos.)
tongued. slow of tongue or of speech.
butta
jSouTiov,
more correctly /SoiJmj, rjs, f), the Latin ôvms. Mauric. 10, 4. Porph.
Ex.
4, 10.
Pseudo-iuctan. lU, 598.

Aristid.
l3paSvKivrjTos, ov, (xo'eeo) slow-moving.
Cer. 374, 11.
Q. 81.
less
ôvns,
correct
for
'
ôvttIov,
ÔVTTirS'
PpahvBdvaTos, ov, (/3pa6vs, BdvaTos) dying slowly Galen. VIII, 738 E. or late.
PpadvKLvrjTos, ov, ((ctveto) slow moving.
ôirpayos, ov,
6, (/SoCs,
Tpdyos) ox-goat, an im-
Galen.
aginary animal.
jSovTTT/f, 6,
Philostr. 265.
V, 121 A.
Polem. 203.
sZott) q/"
BouTTOt, see BouSSas.
/3pa8uXaXe'<B, ^(tcb, (XaXeco) <o 6e
speech.
jSoCxTtj.
Gloss. BouTTTjr, doga.

PpaSvvota, as,
standing.
rj,
ôuTTi!' for /SojJTTioK.
CAron. 513, 10.

ov, to,
{fipabivoos) slowness of under7,
ôvrriov and ôvrnov,
^=
8.
following.
Jl/a/.
Diog.
ov,
93.
Mauric.
10, 4.
CAron. 513,
315.
Ppabvvoos,
(vdos)
I,
ieo. Tact. 15, 75.
Written
PovTTis,
r),
Gloss. Bovrriov, oupella.
Greg. Nyss.
760 B.
slow of understanding. CyrUl. A. VI, 777

\_Lucian. HI, 432
also /Sottioi/.
AfaZ. 314, 20.
B.
low Latin buttis, English butt, Chron. 513. Mai. 314, 17. Hecask, tun.
ron Jun.
1 70, 23. 1 75,
Ppahvva,
to
be slow, etc.
iliePpaSvKeiv, pluperf act.]

jSpabvireiBris, es,
20, et alibi.
Gloss.
(neidopat) slow
7.
to be
persuaded.
BovTTij peydXt), ^v Tivcs yavXov KoKovai, cuppa, seu vagna.
Agath. Epigr. 21,

/SpaSuTTCTTTca),
Tjato,
ôvTTos, ov,
6,
(TTorni))
to
digest
slowly.
I,
preceding.
Gloss. Bovttos,
Diosc.
11.
5,
49.
Antyll.
apud
Orib.
437,
vagna, vogae, cuppa.

ôvTvpivos, ov, (PovTvpov) of buttcr.
64, p. 68, sc.
Diosc.
1,
PpaSvire^ffta, as,
5,
fj,
slowness of digestion.
20.
Diosc.
pvpov or eXaiov.
48.
ôvTvpov, ov, Th,
butter.
Classical.
(Com-
PpaJbvmcrros, ov, {maris} slow to believe.
Phi-
pare Solon 36 (25), 21 Upai hv rapdâs nlap

ê\7j -yoXa.)
Ion Carp. 149 A.

(SpaSuTrXoEta,
rja'at,
(jrXeo), TrXdoi)
to sail slowly.
Pov(j}da\pov,
ov,
TO,
(jSoOs,
6(j)6dKp6s^
bu(89)
Luc. Act. 27,

15.
7.
Artem. 344.
Bekker. 225,
phthalmos,
==:.
a plant.
Diosc. 4, 88
4,
deiCaiov
II,
to
Galen.
87
peya.
33
crtSj/piTir.
ôdvBepov.
species of owl.
Ppabvwvoos, 47 E.
/SpaSuTTopeo),
ov,
(titc'q))
breathing slow.
Aret.
Poi(j)os. ov, 6,
bubo, a
Zonar.
^(Ttt),
(j3pa8iropor) io waM: slowly.
Lex. 397.
/SoojSt/s, es,
Plut.
(Povs,
n, 907 F.
EIAQ)
S. 420.
bovine.
Apollon. S.
52, 14.
Adam.
*/3d(B\|r, oiTTos, 6,
OoCy,
&yjr)
^pa8vJôola, as, ^, (rriva), ttoo-is) drinking at long intervals. Stud. 817 C.

fipaSvs, ia, V, slow
: late. Cyrill. Scyth. V. S. 291 B, o^'ms. Mai. 474, 14, &pa, Me in the evening. Genes. 93, 15, &pa. Const. IV,
/3iu|.
Coined
7,
by Aristophanes of Byzantium. Athen.

p.
27,
287.
Ppafiflov, ov, t6,
(Ppaêus) prize in the games.

Phil. 3, 14.
812 C.
2.
Adverbially, ^paSii,
11,
late,
far
in
Paul. Cor.
1, 9, 24.
0pp. Cyn.
the night.
VsenA-Athan.
1329
'Oi/ê rai
4, 197;3pa/3ijVoi'.
jSpaSu jrepi njv

the evening.
fls Tr)v
PpdfiiKos, pdpîKos, or ^pa/3i;Aor, seedling peachtree.
Geopon. 10, 39.
Hes. Bpd^vXos, fldos
wlfcT-a Kara ti)j' oifflav, late in Apophth. 220 A 'Sis ovv ecj>6aa-av epripov, ^pdbtov eyevcTO. Leo Gram.
(bvToi KOKOV.
359.
Digitized
by Microsoft
^paBvaireo)
^paSv(TiTca>,
.
317
eat
late.
^paj(VK(o\oopfd,
fjo-o),
((riTor)
to
Alex.
Trail.
Trail. 343.
as,
ij,
X^<s, 'EXXjyi/ocms, in
dKUd, paKpas, 'Attikus fipathe common dialect d/x
^paSvcnria,
86.
eating
late.
Alex.
^paSvcTKeXris,
h,
(o-Kc'Xor)
slow of
leg,
lame.
(f>opea, d\Ud. BpaxtdKwv, ov, t6, a place at Constantinople ? Ckron. 719, 15.
Philipp. 13.
/SpaSutrro/ifO),
ij(Ta>,
Ppaxidpiov, ov, t6,

(aTofux) to he slow of speech.
^paîciXioi/.
Symm.
I,
et
Theodtn. Beg.
C.
2, 1, 10.
Proc. Gaz.
1120
iê-
Cyrill.
A. IV, 600 D.
^pabvroKos.
/3pa8woKc'<B, to he
II,
VseaAo-Chrys.
eat late.
fipaxMTos,
6,
the Latin
brachiatus,
795 D.
rj<r<o,
^paSvcj>ayea),
(((layetv)
to
Ant.
Mon. 1453 A.
^paâ,
Lyd. 157, 26. ^paxioKiov, ov, t6, from the Latin brachiale, bracelet. Sept. Beg. 2, 1, 10 (in the Hexa\io(j}6pos.
ferment ; intransitive. Alex. Aphr, Neon tov oivov Tvy\a.vovTos koI Cedr. I, 538, Theoph. 82, 12. jSpafowos.
to
pla).
11,
Alex. Trail. 84, ring.

et alibi.
Theoph. 225,
Suid.
Probl. 35, 28
Meet. Byz. 768 A.

irepl Toiis
"SKibovas,
Koapovs
^paxiovas
....
13.
jSpaflu, vos, TO,
^paxioKia.
Gaten.
jSpofca, as,
brathy, a XIH, 606 B.

ij,
tree.
Diosc.
1,
104.
fipaxloXos, ov,
6,
preceding.
Porph. Cer.
^paxioktov. Cedr. I, 731,
507.
Saxon
5,
bracae braeccae,
Epiph.
TO,
I,
or
braccae,
Anglo-
^paxuDVtov,
Poll.
15.
5,
ov,
TO,
(^paxlfv)
=:
30.
E. breeches. Diod. 1033 D. Eust. Thessal.

Hes. 'Ava^piSes,
99.
Achmet. 127.
6,
Capt. 440.
jSpoKiov,
01),
Nicet. 353, 28.
^paxtoma-TTip, rjpos,
^paxiokwv.
Plut.
I,
preceding.
27 F.
^paxpdv, dvos,
ves, av, 01,
6, usually in the plural BpaxpdBrachmanes, of India. Diod. 1 7, 102. Strab. 15, 1, 59. Arr. Anab. 6, 16, 5. Clem. A. I, 777 B. Hippol. Haer. 2, 14, et alibi. Orig. I, 704 A.
((jtrjiuvaKia,
Ppaxia,) âpfiapiKa ivbipaTa tto-
Sav.
Achmet. 244
(j>i-
'H fan; ToC fipaidov.

fuvciKia,
Suid. 'Ava^plScs,
^paKia.
^panTfoKaTos,
(bracteola)
bracteola-
tus =:
^pavaia, as,
nexpvTaiiicvos.
rj,
Lyd. 169, 22.
deum?
469,
1.
Latin brandea, branPorphyr. Cer. a kind of cloth.
Low
^pdxos, eo9, TO, (fipaxvs) commonly to ^pdxea or ^pdxV' L- b r e V i a shallows, shoals.

,
Polyb.
1,
980 F.
fj,
Diod. 13, 17. 78. Plut. H, Theod. IV, 125 D, KeKpvp.phov.

39, 3.
light soil,
^pdais, emr,
(Ppdâ) a boiling. Orib. I, 432. Greg. Naz. in, 1414 A. fipda-pa, aTos, to, (ppdC<o) a boiling or bubbling. Joann. Mosch. 2877 Aet. 7, 101, p. 142, 5.
PpaxipcoKos, ov, (/3Xoj) of Antip. S. 69.

fipaxvSaKTvXos, Polem. 310.
ov,
not rich.
(SdKTvXos)
short -fingered.
Metaphorically,
citement.
hmiypjjv,
Cyrill.
light
A, TOV Xi^tfTos.
Porph.
Adm.
77, 13, vepov.
ebullition,
agitation,
ex-
^paxvSpopia, Of, 17, (/3pa;(w'8po/xos) sAort course. Theogn. Mon. 852 B. ^paxvenSis {elireiv), adv. in /ew words, briefly. Just. Apol. 1, 49 1S>v ^paxveirSis elprjpevav.
2,
9.
^
Petr. Alex. Can. 11, p. 496 A, tov
when the persecution was ragiyig. 2. The A. X, 1081 A, torments.
part of
ircirepi.
Diosc.
2,
188 (189),
^paxvKaTaXrjKTea),
rjo'a,
to
he ^paxvKardXijKTOs.
p. 299.
fipatr/uiTias, ov, 6, {^patrfia)
Drac. 15, 21.
=z
Ppd<TTr)s earth-
^paxvKaToKrjKTOs, ov,
short syllable,
(xaroX^ya) ending in a
last
quake.
Diog.
es,
7,
154.
like boiling;
I,
whose
syllable is short.
fipa<rpaTai8r]s,
(EIAO)
violent,
immoderate.
168, 4, yiXas.
jSpoo-fids,
Greg. .Naz.
692 B.
Simoc.
Aristot.
1,
ApoLlon. D. Pron. 324 A. Arcad. 192, 20. 2. Braehycatalectic, short at the end,
applied
agitation.
to
verses
is
oC, 6,
a shaking,
when
8,
the last foot
measured by dipodies, wanting as ,

;
apud
I,
Stob. I, 246, 51.
earthquake.
238, 36.
Tropically,
Jos. B. J.
19, 4,
iambic dimeter braehycatalectic. Drac. 134,

(TTixos.
ebullition.
Philon
Heph.
ij,
4, 4, p.cTpov.
Aristid. Q.
306,
^pa<Tp.ai&r)s, es,
I,
5.
Cornut. 11.
Greg. Nyss.
50.
^paa-imTaSrjs.
^paxvKaToKri^la, as,
the being ^paxvKaTdKrjKTOs.
160 C.
f),
^pda-iTiKa,
the Latin
brassica
Kpdfipij.
Heph. Poem. 9, ^paxvKopfa, ijo-o),

fipaxvKcoKia,
as,
4.
(<6prj)
to
wear
the hair short-
Diosc. 2, 146. 147.
4, 81.
Strab. 11, 11, 8, p. 478, 23.

fj,
fiparreoKaros, incorrect for ^paierfoKaros.
the
being fipaxvKtoXos,
4.
in
^paxias (^paxys),
.
adv. in a short manner.
rhetoric.
Hermog. Rhet. 287,
Dion.
thort.
H. V,
75, 5, \iyeo-6ai, to he
X,
85, 13, \aii^dve<rBai (a,
pronounced Moer. v)-
fipaxyKioXos, ov, (kSiXov) with short limbs. 3, 5, 1, p. 262, with short string.
Strab.
Digitized
by Microsoft

^paj(y\eiCTO?
|3pa;(uXeKror,
ov,
318
;
BperravK
{Xeyco)
jSpa^vXcyor
op-
posed to TToXvXoyor.
C.
^paj(v\oyea>,
II,
rjcrio,
Pseudo -Dion. 1000

elfu.
z=. ^pa:)(jSkoy6s
Plut.
545 A, et
alibi.
Pseudo-X)eme<r. 102, 24.
PUlostr. 173.
Greg. Th.
1064 D, in the
Gemin.
middle.
^paxv/icpeia, as,
r],
^paxvavXKapos, ov, (iruXXa/Sij) consisting of short Dion. H. V, 105, 5, syllables, as a word. Longin. 41, 3. Bacch. 23. fipaxvrcKrjs, is, (reXos) of shmi duration, shrrtSept. Sap. 15, 9. Dion. Alex. 1256 lived. A. Isid. 201 B. *^paxvTrjs, rjTos, tj, shortness of vowels or syllables.
(fiepos) small portion.
784 D,
j/f(êXoEi8i)S, the
Galaxy.
short in measure.
E.
Sext. 621, 19.
623, 19.
2.
Plut.
11,
947
Parvity,.
^paxyiierpos,
ov,
{p-irpov)
title
of assumed humility.
rjfUTepas fipaxvTrjTos.
Basil.
IV, 245
TTT,
Aristeas
8.
C T^s
to
Greg. Naz.
^paxvvio, vvS), (^pax^s)

syllable
;
shorten a vowel or
iKTeivai
I,
opposed
2.
to
or
fir)Kvva).
Dion. Thr. 633,

1, 1.
Plut.
153 F.
Heph.
Slrab. 6,
332 B, ij/iSi/. Amphil. 96 A. BpipA. HI, Carih. Can. 49, and p. 1255 E. 236 C. Pallad. Laus. 1065 A, ij e^^.
fipaximfios, ov,
(Tt-firj)
Sext. 622, 29.
cheap.
Stud. 817 C.
to eat little.
^paxivatTos, ov, {vSitos) short-backed.

1,
^paxv(f>ayfa,
j](ra>,
{âyelv)
Ant
12 (quoted).
Ruf. apud On'6.

ijcrm,
11, 93, 1.
Mon. 1453 A.
^paxa)dr)s, es, (^pdxos) rough, rocky.
X<'>S^s,
fipaxvirapaKquTfa),
to be
fipaxvnapaKrjKTOS.
Hes. Bpo-
Drac. 33, 19, et

^paxvrrapakrjKTOs,
alibi.
Tpaxvs.
/SpcjSioi/.
ov, (ffapaXij-yo)) having the Implied in the preceding. ^paxvKapdkrjKTas, adv. loith a short penult.
^peêiov, incorrect for

i8pe/3idT<ap,
penult short.
opos, 6,
the Latin
2, 8".
breviator.

^peîov, see Ppcoyiov.
Schol. Arist. Plut. 253, p. 338, 12.
^paxyTTvoca,
ijo-o),
to
be
j3pa;(wi/oor.
Antyll.
^pcfiis,
II,
the Latin
OTor, to,
3,
brevis
^paxys.
Plut.
apud
Orib,
I,
506, 12.
r],
281 C.
32, TToXioupcox.
^paxvTTVoia,
breath.
as,
(jSpaxvnvoos')
shortness
of
/3peyjxa,
Galen. VII, 249 D.

r]<Ta>,
Diod.
to
Opex"") infusion, decoction. 2 Rain. Erotian.
Ppaxviropea,
(^paxvTropos)
make a
short
370
"Yff/xara,
diTt
toO vflora, 6 iari

Diosc.
/3pf-
passage.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
264 B.
{TrpoTrapaKrfyovcra)
y/iara.
^paxvnpoTrapdKrjierea,
to
r]<Tco,
PpcKOKKiov
1.
irpaiKOKiov.
1,
165 as
v.
have the antepenult short.

ov, (pripa)
Drac.
22, 3.
(in Saracen's edition).
^paxvpprjpav,
380, 16.
offew tmrds.
Jos.
Themist.
/SpefcToy,
*fipaxvs, eia, v, short.

biavoiav,
small-minded,
Ant. 12, 4, 1, ttji/ narrow-minded.
Dion. H. VI, 793, 3 tA ^paxv, conciseness of style. Polyb. 3, 88, 1. 4, 82, 2 Kara ^pa-
soaked. Pallad. Laus. ij, ok, Opex<) Joann. Mosch. 2967 A. 1051 A, oawpia. Substantively, to ^peiera, soaked horse-bfans or chickpeas. Joann. Mosch. 3029 C. 3049 B. (Compare Ptoch. 2, 357 'H/iar 8f npon-
6ea(Tiv Kvafwvs /SejSpey/iei/ous.)

/Speouioi/,
XV, by degrees.
small degree.
a-iv
16, 12, 11 Ilapa fipaxv, in
ou,
TO,
(L.
brevis)
brief,
docu-
Strab. 14,
6,
2 'Qs tv Ppaxe-
elirelv,
to
speak
briefly.
Zos.
39,
16
Tlapa Ppaxi rod ravras e\elv iKBovres, coming very near taking them. 2. Brevis, short
ment. s. n, 892 B. -^ Commonly written /Spc/Stov. JmZ. 397 A. Athan. I, 376 A V. 1. ^pevtov. Carth. Can. 34 et p. 1279 C. Pallad. Y. Chrys. 11 D. 19 A. 41 B. 42 E.
Boiss.
ypa(pri.
I,
vowel or
syllable.
Aristot.
Khet. 3, 8, 6. Poet. 21, 25. 4. Dion. H. V, 64, 9. 75,

Ion
I,
Categ. 6, 3. Dion. Thr. 631,

85, 12.
410
icar
im.Top,rjV
crvvTopos
5.
Phi1, 1.
Speravis
^= ^=
Bperravis.
Dion. P. 566
N^ctoi
29, 20.
Plut.
H, 737 E.
Heph.
SpcravlSfs.
Aristid. Q. 45.
Sext. 626,
29.-3. Young
person.
tively,
ri
Athan. n, 841 B.
^paxfta,
sc.
4.
Bperavos
ain.
Bperravos.
rj,
JXon. P. 284.
Jos. B. J.
3,
1, 2.
Substano-Tjfieiojo-ts,
Bperravia, as,
Brettatiia, Britain, Great Brilr
irpocraSia or
Diod.
Socr.
5, 22.
Ai
249
the prosodiacal
Schol.
mark
(-).
Sext. 624, 15.
BpcTToi'iat, the British Isles.
Heph.
1, 2.
A.
or quanAristid.
ravta.
33
C.
Marcian.
Athan.
129
I,
Hptr-
fipaxvcrripos, ov, (oTJpa) short in time

tity ;
as
compared with
BperraviKos,
3,
r),
ov,
Brittanicus, British.
Q. 53.
^paxva-Kios, ov, {(tkio) casting
Achill.
57, 3, vqa-oi.
T]
Diod. 1,4.
Strab.
1,
2.
Polyb.
short shadow.
tively,
Bperrai'iKij, SC. vffo-os,

4,
2,
SubstanBpeTravla.
Tat. Isagog.
984 C.
Orig.
I,
469
Diod.
5, 21. 22.
2.
A.
&paxy<TTOfios, ov, {aropa) with
also nperraviKos.
Strab.
5,
Written 8 as v. L
2, 5, 8.
a narrow mouth
Strab.
2Iarcian. 145.
Bperravis,
t'Sos, ^,
or opening, as a harbor or vessel. 14, 1, 24. Plut. II, 47 E.
:^
Bpcrrai'tK^.
Strab.
.4^jj. 1, 6, 94, vTJa-os.
Digitized
by Microsoft
BperTav6<s
'Bperravos, ov, 6, Brittanus, Briton.
319
Diod.
18.
4, 5, 21. 5,
3.
^povfiaS.KTTrjii
fj,
^poyxoKtjKiKos,
ov,
suffering from, ^pfr/ôidikq.
Cleomed. 32, 28.

Clementin. 440
Strab.
2,
1,
BpeTTai/ol
em
iravrav (pa-
118 (120). ^poyxowapdraîs, ems,

Diosc.
4,.
5,
(fip6yxos, irapdraîs}
7,
lam, corain) Koivavovtriu {coeunf) kcu ovk alfiouiât.
8.
6v,
contest in gluttony.
Athen.
53.
Brittanus, the imaginary pro-
^poyxos, ov,
17.
6,
draught of water.
Epict.
3, 12,,
genitor of the Britons.

^pevtov, see ^pefiiov.
^pe(j)iK6s,
r),
Parth. 30.
infantile.
11,
(fipc(j>os)
84, 35, rjkiKia.

^pe(j)OKTOvia,
Greg. Nyss.
fj,
Philon 1185 B.
II,
^poyxaiTrip, rjpos, 6, (fipoyxos) neck-hole in garment. Jos. Ant. 3, 7, 2, toU avxfvos.
as,
(PpeôKTovos) infant-murI,
^popMuos, B.
a, ov,
^p6(uos.
Damasc.
II,
361
dering.
Cedr.
328, 21,
by Herod the an
infant.
^p6p.os, fiponaSris, less correct for j3p/ior,

lUD&ris.
^pa-
Great.
l8pc<^dopM
(/3p6(ôr),
to
become
^povrqiTios, ov, 6, (/3poiTij) thundering.
Inscr.
Theol. Arith. 6.
(3pe<^07rpe7n)s,
4040, I Atos ^povrqa-lov, Jovis tonantis.
h,
(jrpeiTio)
becoming (befitting)
^povTorjxfis,
is,
an infant.
221 A.
Nil. 577 D.
thunder.
{^pavrfj, ^x^") sounding Germ. 221 C.
like
^pe(^(mpenS>s, adv. as becomes
an
infant.
Nil.
^povToKoryiov, ov, to, (^povrfj, Xoyos) the thunder

diviner, a book containing rules for predicting events by the aid of thunder. Nic. CP. 852 A. Porph. Cer. 467, 11. (See the PpovToKoyiov otLydus, p. 299 seq.)
^pftparpotpflov, ov, to, (j3pe<|)OTpd0os)

hospital.
foundling
42,
r'.
Justinian.
7,
Cod.
1,
3,
Uovell.
Prooem.
Ope(/)or, Tpi<âi) that tends in7, 1.
3p(/)OTp<J(/)or, ov,
PpovTonoiSs,
6v,
(Ppovrq, Troiem) thunder-making.

divination
fants.
JiisJiman. Novell.
Euchait. 112b
infant.
sendo-Lucian. HI, 590.

^povTOfTKonia, as,
fj,
B.
Ppe<povpyea,
T)<Ta,
(jSpoj/rotrfcoTros)
7.
(EPrO)
to
make an
from
Cedr.
thunder.
Lyd. 331,
332
(titul.).
Andr. C. 1276 C. Fseud-Athan. IV, 976 C become an infant. ^pe(f>vXKiov, ov, TO, little jSpecôj. Lucian. I, 494,
-<r6cu, to
Ppovr6(j)iovos, ov,
I,
Opovnj,
8,
(jjcovfj^
thunder-voiced.
419,
es,
âvfi.
^povT&bqs,
et alibi.
|3pe<â)8?;r,
Tetrab. 94. 95.

ey,
(EIAQ) thunder-like. Germ. 221 C. Schol.
Ptol.
Arist.
(EIAQ)
infant-like.
u4.
I,
Philon
I,
Ran. 814.
^poToycvrjs, es, (^poTos, yiyvopLOi)
394, 21.
522, 2.
C.
Zifce
Ctem.
300 B.
Orig. Ill,
Orig.
bom of man.
Greg. Naz.
m, 476
C.
(Spf'xM,
Modest. 3284 D.
iSpet^mSms, adv.
an
infant.
476
7,
^poT6op,ai,
odBtjv,
fipoTos yivopai.
m,
(0
460 A.
17,
soai.
Cfem. -4.
I,
416 A.
Diog.
PpoTOTTopia, as,
(iropos)
way of men.
^poToycvjjs.
Caesa-
26.
Xeora^.
Cypr.
rius 1113.
^poTO(j>vris, es,
1721 A.
umv
2, 5.
vbtop.
19,
9,
Leo Med. 207, oTroyyov s ôXatr2. 2'o rain ::= u<. .SepJ. Gen. 24, tTTi 2d8o;xa icat Tofwppa 6etov.
(ûm)
oti,
=
%
Modest,
3285 C.
jSpouXXoKjjjrepos,
(jSpoOXXov,
1, p.
icTjTrepoi)
Ex.
23.
23 (16, 4 "Yo)
ifi'iv
aprovs).
4, 7.
Ps. 77,
species of Kun-epor.
/SpoCXXov, see /SpuXXov.
/SpoO/ca,
4ei.
9 b, 35.
24, airpts jiavva cjiayeiv.
Amos
is
Joel
2,
Polyb. 16, 12, 3 ^piêrai,
rained upon.
'"lins.
Impersonal, 0pex" =
ton 1, 49, 12.
Strab. 15, 1, 13 Bpexerai toIs dcpivois S/ifipois.

''^'j *'
^, (jSpoOxoj) a kind of grasshopper. Hes. BpovKos .... Kinpioi 8e t^k x^mpai'

fipoiiKav.
P7jj-
OKpiSa
Epict.
1, 6, 26.
Apophth. 314
A.
Chron. 598, 10 "E|3peêv eV KtovoToiTt-
^povXov, see jSpuXXov. /Spoi/Xds TTovripds, wicked.
xouffoXei Koviav, it
rained dust at ConstantiStrab.

7, 6, 1, p.
Ppov/Mi,
irfj,
nople.
^pia,
15,
Thracian,
a the Latin b r u ^ x^'^H^P'-"'! '"P"" the winter solstice. Lyd. 3S0, 19. Geopun.
fj,
Hes.
ttSKis.
54,
1, 5, 3. 4.
1,
1,
9 'H 8e tSw ^povp,tav ioprfj
occurring in Meayin^pia, SriKvfipia, Uo\Tvo^pia. [Etymologically identical with

irvpyos,
iari
Ttj
Trpo okto) KoXavSfij' ScKefi^picov.

lov,
TO.,
^povfidKia,
the
Eoman brumalia.
Steph. Diac. 1169 B.
jrop-
burg, and
their modifications.]
CAron. 211, 21.

singular,
Qum. Can. 62.-2. In the
^piCo,
i)f, ri,
a species of grain.
Galen. VI, 320
any
feast.
=
2,
A.
[Compare the Gothic

KpiSivos,
briz-eins
Theoph. Cont. 456, 21 To ^povp.dKiov rov

(fyvpoyevvfjTov.
of barley.']
Bperravos- Drac. 17, 4. Theophil.
'BpirravSs, :=:
^povp-aXiTiKos,
17,
dv,
pertaining
to the is
^povfrnKia.
32.
jjy, fj,
0poyôKTi\rj,
throat.
(^pAyxos,
7,
KriKjf)
tumor in
the
Geopon. 12, 1, 9, evrvôv, that tion about the winter-solstice.

^povpuKurTijs, ov,
in perfec-
Cels.
Med.
13.
Diosc.
1, 8, p. 84.
6, (fipovfidKia) reveller.
Steph.
Galen. H, 88 A.
273 D.
Diac. 1180 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
/SpOUTO?
^povTos, the Latin
320
^VKcivrj
(^p&p.os) to stink.
brutus
rjkldtos, evrjQrjS-
j3pa>/xe(o, ijo-m,
Pseudo-CynH,
Lucian.
Dion. H. n, 803, 11.

10.
Dion C. Frag.
11,
^. X, 1084 A.
^pcDpoXoyos, ov, (Xeyo)) foul-mouthed.
Ill, 180.
^poxVi
'js, r),
(^pexa>) maceration, soaking, steep-
ing, moistening, wetting. Diosc. 1,59.
PMlotim.
Sept. Ps.
^p&pxis, ov,
Sept.
6,
(Ppapa) =: axapis
6,
7.
oa-pr), stench.
apud Orib. n, 254, 4.

67, 10.
2.
I,
429, 12.
Mnesith. apud Orib.

vt6s.
I,
Job
2,
Sap. 11, 19.

4,
Joel
2,
20.
Rain =:
104, 32.
25. 27.
icra>,
PMon
TrorifiB.
48, 31 (for
1,
y^v?)
iWaH.
17.
7,
fipox6i((o,
SiJ^^. Frag.
32.
Aquil. Gen. 24,

Clim. 1016
137 (139). 138 (140). Delet. p. 8. Galen. H, 254 F. VII, 86 B. Phryn. 156, condemned. Pseudo-Cyn'fi. A. X, 1081 D Bpapxis Kal Svo'aSia. Anast. Sin. 245 A.
Diosc.
116.
*^paipa>Sris, cs, (fipapos,
^poX^C'"'
'<''<"j
((3poxor) io ensnare.
B.
^poxuTiios, ov,
6,
able smell.
Diphil.
I,
EIAO) of a disagreeapud Athen. 8, 53. Diocl.

1.
an ensnaring.
Epiph.
II,
84
apud
2,
Orib.
277,
Diosc.
1, 6. 7. 10. 23.
A
Ex.
12.
(the context seems

6v, reticulated.
to require ^poxdi-
(r/ios).
4 (5). 42. 4, 76. Delet. 30. Xenocr. 17. 49. Galen. II, 254 F. VI, 377
11. 80.
3,
^poxaiTos,
Tj,
Aquil. et
Symm.
II, 79,
D.
20.
Athen.
eais,
3, 91.
rj,
8, 52.
28, 15.
^piayfia, aros, t6,
^pSiais,
^pvaa-p.6s.
corrosion, rust.
Matt.
6,
19.
Cedr.
fipvas, 6,
.^paTcos, a, ov,
ov 8el ^tfipoxTKciv,
Lucian. H,
to eating: 4, 5, 59.
pvas.
Artem. 300.
Plut.
II,
846.
Orig. IV, 336 B.

rj,
^pvaa-fios, oO, 6, (jSpuafo)) exultation,

.
*^pa>TiK6s,
ov, (/SpcBTos)
pertaining
1107 A.
roaring.
fipvyfios, ov, 6,
inclined to eat.
^pvxrj, ^pvxqdfios, ^pvxrjpa,
Aristot. Part.
An.
Plut.
8, 13.
n, 352 F.
Sept. Prov. 19, 12.

Tj,
635 B, corrosive. Greg. Nyss. HI, 249 A.
Athen.
^pvKTiKos,
ov,
(Ppvxaop,ai) roaring.
Caesarius
^v^Xiov, ov, TO,

5.
:=
î^\iov.
Dion. H. VI, 969,

Byzantine.
Strab.
1072.
1116,
3.
rj,
^pvWiov
pus.
1,
ov, TO,
=z
following.
ov, to,
Clim. 881 C.
a-irapTov,
BvfajTiaKos,
1, 2,
ov, (Bt/fai/TtoK)
^pvKKov and fipvKov,

53.
=:
L. scir-
10, p. 31, 24.

rj,

Gloss. BpiiKKa, sirpi.
Written also
Porph.
i^pipA.
Schol. Theocr.
BvâvTis, lSos,
SC. jroKis,
BvâvTiov.
Nil.
^povWov, ^povXov.
Schol.
521 D. Bv^dva (pv^dw),

660, 25.
/3?jf<o,
to suck.
Jejun. 1924
Nicet.
Theocr.
Tzetz.
rj,
5,
342.
ad
Schol. 0pp., Hal. 3, Lycophr. 665.
125.
u|m,
to
hoot as a ^j/m.
Dion
C. 56,
^pva-Ls, (COS,
(Ppva) fountain, spring.
29, 3.
*fivdiâ>,
ia-at,
Adm.
269.
Achmet 183,
58aTor.
(^vdos)
to
send
to the bottom, to
3on. 269 A.
^pvTTjp, Tjpos, 6,
B,
F.
T^ff a(pdapa'Las.
cov,
^pvna,
to,
= =
Sc?/?.
741.
sink.
Aristot. Plant. 2, 2, 6 seq.
Lysimach.
2, 12,
o I3piaiv.
Damasc. TR, 692

Galen. VI, 342
Diosc.
apud
4.
Jos.
Apion.
1,
34.
Sept.
5, 4.
Mace.
PoZ2/6. 2, 10, 3.
Diod.
11, 18.
20,
OTe/x0uXa.
Clem. R. 1, 51 'E^vBia-Brjo-av els 6a\aa-a-av. Metaphorically. Paul. Tim. 1,

93.
BpuTTior, a, ov, Bruttius,

9
7, sc.
of
Bruttii.
1,
6, 9.
^pa
3,
TTicrtra.
pvBios, a, ov, deep, in the deep.

its
Philon
I,
194,
fipva,,
to
send forth, as a fountain

11.
waters.
/acoi.
Just.
Tryph. 114.
Sophrns.
3677 B, idpaTa,
^pvcovia, as,
rj,
bryonia.
Galen.
II,
182 (185).
XevKr)
Diosc. 4, 181 (184). 91 'ExeVpoxris, ^
n, 108, 44. Jos. Ant. 13, 11, 3. PluU I, 557 E. II, 932 A. Lucian. I, 813. Anon. Valent. 1280 D. 2. Bythius, an emanation from \ayos and âi) his spouse is piiîs. Iren. 449 A.
31.
Ppvavia.
fivBia-pos, ov, 6, (/Suîfo))
a sinking.
Caesarius
^pm/xa, uTos, t6, food.
Joann.
4,
34
'Efioi/
^pa-
1129.
^vBos, ov,
Heliod.
S,
9, 8.
pa eoTiv
Iva irotS) to 6e\rjpa Toij 7rE/xi|raiTor fic
KOi TeXeiaxro) avTov to epyov.
2. Rottenness.
1,
Bythos, the Deep, the Unfathomable
Sept. Epist. Jer. 11.

69, of
decayed teeth.
(^pwpa)
II,
jjs, rj,
3.
Diosc.
141. 146.
devouring
2,
One, the archetypal god of the Valentinians; his consort is o-iyrj, Repose. Iren. 1, 1, 1.
1,
11,
5,
et alibi.
Tertull.
Hippol. Haer. 274,

II,
6.
fipaa-is.
Sept. Sir. 51,
^papaTiôpai
Greg. Naz.
3.
294,
/St/Spmo-Ko),
16..
589 A.
[Compare
in
the
eo-6lw.
lamU. Myst.
fivBoTp(j}ris,
es,
261, 9.]
101 B.
(^pp.a, p.iywpi, dwdrrj)
dishes.
(^vBos, Tpeipa)
living
papaTopi.$a7raTrj,
deep.
^vKdvT],
Sept.
rjs,
rj,
Mace.
3, 6, 8.
false pleasure
from mixed
Agath.
bucina
or
Epigr. 68,
4.
num
or
bucciuum;
buccina, bucinot identical with
Digitized
by Microsoft
^VKavr)T7j^
o-oXmyl.
321
15, 12, 2.
Polyb. 12, 4,
6.
Dion.
70.
ii.
Lame.
Hes.
Hes.
H.
I,
253, 10.
ov,
6,
App.
B</3oj, Trijpds.
Ba-
I,
328, 11.
/Souj, ;^(i)Xouy.
^VKomfrqs,
bucinator
30, 13, 11.
or
buccinaPolyb.
I,
â>Stov
ôtbiov.
6,
tor; not identical with

2,
(rakwiyKTris.
fiaXaptov, ov,
little
29, 6.
14, 3, 6.
App.
279,
/SojXijSov
ô\os. Anton.
Strab.
4, 15.
3,
2,
8,
56.
rfivKanarlis, ov, 6,
OmXoy), adv.
o,
m Zumps.
Diosc.
5,
122
fivKavrjrrjs.
Dion, H.
I,
II,
(123).
^mXi'n/r, ou,
682, 11.
in, 1450, 13.
App.
126, 30.
(/3mXos)
boletus, a
species of
12,
^VKivarap, see ôvKivarap.

.^vKiov, t6,
mushroom.
Alex.
22, 6.
Galen. VI, 370 D.

6,
Geopon.
Agath.
îKiov.
Erotian. 104.
Trail. 327. 573.
^mpji^, uKos,
z=
0(B/ioXoyos.
.ûXopor, ou, o,
I,
:= Kavdapos,
130,
tumble-dung. Epiph.
21.
681 B.
^ppo<t>6pos, ov,
jSippos.
pa) wearing a Pallad. Laus. 1185 D.

(jit
(burr us,
âiua-Kapiov, ov, to, {â>p,ia-Kos) L. a?-Za, small altar. Inscr. 5996.

*/3o)/ii'crKos, ou, 6, Kiife I3wp.6s.
Heron
191. 193.
Bupffa,
18,
Byrsa, of Carthage. -4pjj. mythical origin of the name.

ijr,
^,
I,
305,
Nicom. 129.
^(oôeiS^s,
e'j,
(|3<uôs,
EIAQ)
altar-like.
Greg.
.^vpa-apiov, ov,
t6, little fivptra.
Porph.
Adm.
Nyss.
111.
Ill,
1100 A.
270, 19.
.^vptTfiov,
/Sffl/ioXoxem, ijo-"!
o,
:=
/3<o/iXoxeuo/iai.
PoH.
3,
OV,
(^vpa-evs)
tannery.
Pallad.
Onjf. I, 1409 C.
Laus. 1105 B.
.^vptrevs, eas, 6,
Schol. Arist.
(fivp<Ta)
Ach. 724.
Luc. Act.
9,
âp,6s, ov,
tanner.
43.
10, 6. 42.
Artem.
4, 56, p. 369.
,fivp(ro8i-îov, ov, TO, (j3up(roSeT|î)j)
^vpaeiov.
6, altar. AaaidSa Bafios, the Altar of Dosiades, a nonsensical sonnet, in which the lines are so proportioned in length and arranged as to represent the section of
Synes. 1077 B.
Jul.
Frag. 314 E.
ou,
jSupiroj/,
TO,
=
I,
an
fivprov, yvvaiKeiov alSotov.
altar.
Anthol.
I,
202.
Lucian.
II,
350.
*/3<u^,

,|8upo-o5rayijs, es,
aiKosf 6,
contracted from |3oa|,

fish.
1,
(/Soaia)
(^vpaa, mjyvvpi) fastened with
box
(Boops vulgaris), a
0pp. Hal.
/Sooi/f.)
o,
Aristot.
H. A.
thongs.
.^vTivr/,
r)!,
Plut.
ri,
jug.
Also,
fj
557 C.
dp,U.
9, 2, 1.
110.
Athen. 27, 92. 99.
chamber-pot.
Tapavrtvoi.
Hes.
(See also
^copevs, ems,
BvTlvtj,
\dyvvos,
"Hyouv
(rTafivlov.
.j8i/3oi,
447.
as
6v, dumb. Cosm. Carm. Greg. 446. Damasc. II, 324 C. Cedr. II, 451, 18, a surname. Solom. 1333 B. Et. G. B<oij,
.
.
/8os
p,ri
hvvaptvos ôav.
Lex. Sched.
a species of fish. Xenocr. 76. little âpevs. Xenocr. 78. /Sfira, TO, the Latin vSta := evxal. Lyd. 57, 3. Quin. Can. 62. /ScBTt'ov, ou, TO, a kind of â^, :^ ara/iviov. Hes. (Compare /3outt.)
âpidiov, ov, TO,
r, Tapiia,
represented in Latin by G.
(K, r,
[Of the
claims to that appellation than
X$
6, the
three palatals
slightest,
X)
is
smoothest or
and X the roughest: than K, but smoother than X.
is rougher This makes
aspirates of k, p, t. It is true that b, g, and d are not absolutely mute for by over;
straining the vocal organs
we can
give them
;
K and X
gh,
equivalent to k and
German
ch
respectively,
or
r then must be g (in give), But r is a mute y consonantal.

;
but the same can be said also of p, k, t. Analogy would lead us to suppose that, when a middle mute (B r A) came in contact with the rough la-eathing, it was changed into its corresponding aspirate sound bh, gh, but of this we have no dh (ih in this) proof. Aristot. Poet. 20. Dion. H. Compos.
;
certain obscure and indefinable sounds
(Sxfxovov)
it
makes no sound without the

;
This reduces it to 3' palatal for the definition of a mute cannot possibly apply to the semivowels gh and y. In the time of Sextus, the aspirates * G X were by some grammarians classed with the semivowels (see acfxovos). Now if B r A had been sounded like the modem Greek ^ y 8, they also would have been added to that list for they, as the aspirates of the sounds b, g, d, have greater
;
help of a vowel or semivowel.
14.] 2. In the later numerical system, r stands for Tpeis, three, or TpiTos, third ; with a stroke
before,
,r,
for TptaxiKioi, three thousand, or
Tptcrx'Xioo-Toy, three thousandth.
r, nasal, before
a palatal (K r X, S), which in
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f ,
yaâ
Latin
is
322
yaô^vKa^, aKos,
<ya\aKT06iSjjs
6, (ydfa, (j)v\daaio) L. praeSept. Par. 1, 28, 1. fectus aerarii, treasurer. Jos. Ant. 11, 1, 3. Strab. 16, 2, 40. Plut.
denoted by N alone. Nigid. apud (See also N, below.) ôvvos, hill. Jos. Ant. 6, 8, 1. yaâ, nÔJ, yafidda, rjs, rj, the Latin gabata (cavus),
Oell. 19, 14.
n, 823 C.
yai,
(Compare c. Act.
iowl.
Dioclet. G. 15, 41.
yoBadov, ov, to,

TpvlBXlOV.
ye, or y^,
1,
XU
8, 27.)
KotXds.
2,
<Sepi.
Deut. 34,
6.
preceding.
Hes. Taâ66v,
yeajpyoL
Sept.
Keg.
tics
13, 18.
Par.
33, 6.
ya^LV, V.
1.
yrjfifiv,
3J% D'ajV
TdiaviTai, mu,
who
Reg.
4, 25, 12.
ya/3i'r, iS''3J
Tov.
oi, (Ta'iavds) Gaiani, certain heredisputed about <f)0apTov Kai d(j)8dpTim. Presb. 44 B. Leont. I, 1245 C.
KpvoToXXos.
Sept.
Job
28. 18.
OW^. VII, 89 D.
Codin. (3J, K3J) swer, dram. (See also yov^ds.) Ta^piffK, 6, indeclinable, Gabriel, an archangel. Luc. 1, 19. Sept. Dan. 8, 16. 9, 21. 12, 1. Orig. I,- 176 B. 26. /us(. Tryph. 100.
ydfioi, ov, 6,
22, 17.
ra/3pt;;X(i7rouXor,
ov,
6,
(Ta^ptriX,
pu
1 1
s)
1260 B. Anast. Sin. 37 B. 296 C. Damasc. 756 A. ydieravov, ov, to, a kind of braid. Galen. X, 317 D. Taj.p,e\d, tl/DNU, ^=. 'KoCKas t&v 'A\S>v,Valley of Salt. Sept. Reg. 4, 14, 7. Polyb. 1, 24, 9. rdi'os, ov, 6, Gaius or Caius. yaia-aTos, tj, ov, the Latin gaesatus. Polyh.
1,
Gdbrielopulus, the son of Gabriel,
a patro-
2, 22, 1.
2, 28, 1.
nymic.
Theoph.Cont.S79.
6,
ydiaos, ov, or yaiaos, ov,

agate, a
yayarqs, ov,
101.
gagates,
jet,
kind
of emerald.
1,
5,
Orph. Lith. 468. 486. Diosc. 145 (146), XWor. Geopon. 15,
(rdyyijs)
1,
6, (Keltic) g a e s u m a kind of javelin used by the Kelts. Sept. Josu. 8, 18. Judith 9, 7. Polyb. 6, 39, 3. Poll. 7, 156. Hes. Tauids, ip^618, 1, 4.
1, 3.
\iov oKomhripov.
rj,
Suid. Tala'a koI Tauros, kov-
yayyiTis, iSos,
getic.
of
the
Ganges, Gan1, 6,
Tos, eidos dpvvTT)pLov, oiov SopaTos.
Strab. 16,
24.
Diosc.
vdpdos.
ha
is,
s t
[Compare English cast; also guess, that

cast.']
Galen. XIII, 863 E.

ydyyXiov, ov, to,
a blind
ganglion,
Med.
7,
a" swelling of
6.
yaiaSris
yecoSijy.
6,
Polyb.
Sept.
2, 15, 8.
the sinews.
Cels.
Heras apud
Galen.
ydXa, aKTos,
milk.
Galen. XIII, 787 B.

II,
Poll. 4, 197.
ydXaKTi
7, 9).
firjTpos avToi),
Ex.
23, 19 'kpva iv
1,
yd\a6ijv6v (Reg.
272 C.
r)s,
17,
ydyypaiva,
Cels.
2,
gangraena
196, 35.
1,
gangrene.
2,
Med.
11,
5, 26, p.
Paul. Tim.
Plut.
II,
17.
i)20sc.
74.
147.
65 D.
2,
fancy. 'O Tov ydkaKTOs kvkKos, :^ ydkaîas. Gemin. 773 B. PhUon II, 644, 2. 2. Sap of plants orrds. Schol. Arist. Plut,
Aster. 385
A 'Ajto ydKaicros, jfrom in-
Galen.
97 P.
rj,
yayypaiviKds,
4,
ov,
276 B. gangrenous.
719.
Diosc.
129.
ydKdta, incorrect for yoXea.
92 (94).
yayypaivapa, aros, to, Med. Febr. 110, 21.
=
a,
yaXaifm (from L. Calais),

yayypaivaxrii.
to
be blue.
Achmet.
Pallad.
220.
yoKaios, quid ?
Achmet.
26, p4fr}(os,
an
oint-
yayvKa and yayiKa, as, 800 C. Nicet. 299,

yahos, ov,
6,
rj,
jackdaw?
Petr. Ant.
ment.
yoXoKTifo), iVo), (ydXa) to suckle.
23.
assellus,
species of fish
99.
,
called
42
-eo-floi.
2>
2,
PhUon I,
660,
2,
To
be milk-white.
Diosc.
also ovos.
Aihen.
7,
173 (174).
treasure,
206.
,
*yd(a,
ris, fj,
(Persian) g a z a
money,
8,
yaXaKTiKor,
or valuables in general.
11, 5.
Se;)(.
Theophr. H. P.
17.
2, 7, 20.
milk-whiie, ^, ov, L. 1 a c t e u s Hippol. Haer. 98, 90, XMos, galactites.

r),
Esdr.
2, 5,
11,34,12.
35. 27.
II, p.
22,26,21.
I,
26,6,9.
630, 57, âtrCKiKi).
Polyb. Diod. 11, Luc. Act. 8,
ydKoKTivos,
p. 321.
ov,
preceding.
Diosc.
2,
205,
yaXdicTiov, ov, to,

5, 4.
(yoXa) o
little
milk.
Anton.
Epiph.
416 A.
Suid. rdfa, koi Tafo-
(pvXaKiov,
6ri(ravpo(j)v\diuov.
Tdâ yap
Brj-
aavpos.
yaâpr/poi,
S>v,
oi,
yaKaKTis, i8or, ^, 1, p. 23, 40.

yaXoKTuj-p^s,
riM/xoXXos, spurge.
Aet.
pilj,
diviners,
astrologers.
Sept.
Pan.
2, 27.
nursing.
tlfii.
ov, 6, (yaXaxTifa)) a suckling Mnesnith. apud Orib. IH, 133, 6.

ijo-o),
yafoûXaKcm
74.
=:
yaô(j)v\a$
Diod.
17,
yoXaKToSorfo),
(yoXa, SiSa/ii)
-elo-flm, to
to give milk.
Orig.
n, 1253 C
be furnished with
ya(o(j}v\dKU)v, ov, t6, {yaô(j)v\a^)
L. aerarium,
milk.
treasury.
Sept. Reg. 4, 23, 11.
Esdr.
1, 5,
44.
2, 10, 8. Nehem. 10, 37. Diod. Ex. Vat. 21, 20. Strab. 7, 6, 1, p. 55, 1. Joann. Hes. TaôtjjvXdKiov, 6ri!Tavpo(^vKaKiov, 8, 20.
yaXaKToSdxos, ov, (8e;ôpu) receiving milk. Schol. Theocr. 1, 25. 5, 58, ayyeiov, =: yauXds, milk-pail. ydKaKToeiSijs, es,
(EIAO) mUky.
I,
Pint.
U, 892
fid\dvTwv, crKevo(f>v\dKwv.
F.
Clem. A.
308 B.
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yaTuiKTOTTayr]^
yaKoKTorrayris,
Strat. 46.
ts,
323
ydXioyjriii
(nrf^Wju)
yakajBiijv6g.
by
302.
Magnes
the
comedian.
Plut.
Eudoc.
M.
yoXoKToppofO),
ijo-ffl,
(pea)
Jo _/?0M>
with milk.
yaXco'r, ov, 6,
Anast. Sin. 220 A.

ydKoKTOTpotjieai, {jora,
yoKepiov, TO,
= =
yaXerj.
ydXioi.
U, 446 E.
Diosc. 4, 94 (96).
with milk.
Bfjvai, to
(yaKa, rpo^') to nurture Philon H, 82, 10 ydKaKTOTpo(j)rjlive on milk. Pseudo-Jbs. Maoc. 13,
yaXfvopai {ya\a), to get milk. Damasc. J, 772 B. [Formed after the analogy of v&peiopai."]
447 A. yaKoKTorpoipia, as, f), a nurturing with milk. Philon II, 83, 25. PseudoJbs. Mace. 16. Amphil. 121 A. Chrys. VII, 124 A. CyrUl. A. X, 56 B.
p.
514.
Chrys.
I,
yoKfawfios, ov, 6, (oi/ofia) Galen. VI, 395 D.

yaXfcoTijs, ov, d,
yaXeo'j,
fish.
34, 2, 12. 15.

yciKqvaiais, adv.
= =
ûpias, the sword-fish.
Polyb.
15 bis.
Nicet.
34, 3, 1.
Strab. 1,
2,
yoKrjvas, tranquilly.
yoKaKTOvpyea,
milk.
ijco),
(ydKaKTovpyos)
to
make of
1,
Paphl. 31
yoKrjvri, r/s,
7
rj,
A.
serenity, as
Poll. 1, 251.
fj,
title.
Const. Ill,
yaKoKTovpyia, as,
p.
a suckling.
Iren, 4, 38,
628
10.
D TTis avTov 6eocr6<j)ov yakrjvris.
1106 A.
rftra,
ydKrjvtaios, a, ov,
yoKrjvatos.
Eus. V. C.
4,
ydKoKTovxô,
Poll. 3, 50.
(yaXaKToO;(os) to have milk.

the sucking
yaKrjv6pop<pos,
rf,
ov,
(yaXrjvri,
pop(j>fj)
calm-like.
ycOuuerauxla, as,
of
milk.
Clem.
Poll. 3,
Damasc.
yoKrjvos,
Ill,
833 A.
;
A.\, 1033 B.
50.
yaXa)CTO0ayc'cB,
1173 A.
ydKaKTovxos, ov, (eX"") having milk.
rj, ov, serene, as a title regularly in the superlative. Basil. IV, 345 B. Chal. 801 E. Antec. Prooem. 4.
t),
jjitbi,
(yoXoKTOiâyoy)
to live
on
ydkrjvoTrjs, tjtos,
3.
milk,
PhUostr. 553.
573, 29.
(ydkqvos) serenity.
Sext. 5,
^2. Serenity, as
title.
Pseudo-
ydKaKTo(j>opfio, rjcrw,
Greg. Nyss.
1,
(yaXaKTo0opor) 556 C.
to
bear milk.
yd\nK.To(j)6pos, ov, (iêpat)

its
milk-bearing (suckling
Diosc.
young).
Jos. B. J. 3, 3, 4.
3,
ydKoKToxpoos, ov, (^^poa) milk-colored.
47 (54).
yoXairrmSi/s, ey,
IV, 345 C T^s o'^r ydK-qvdrrjTos. Ephes. 985 A, Tî vperepas. CyrUl. A. X, 153 C. 224 A. Chal. 840 D. Theod. IV, 1221 'H fiperipa ydKrjvdnjs. Antec. Prooem. 2. Theod. Scyth. 232 C. Gregent. 581 E. ydKr)v6a), ixra, to render calm. Plut I, 719 A.
Basil.
ydKr]vS>s,
of the temperature of warm milk.

I,
adv. calmly, tranquilly.

fj,
Diog.
9,
45.
Herod, apud Orib.

Orib.
426, 8.
Aniyll.
apud g a-
TaXtXaia, as,
Galilee.
Sept. Reg. 3, 9, 11. 12.
n, 335, 11.
6,
yoKaîas, ov,
milky.
'O yaKaîas kvkKos,
laxias
(he
circulus
lacteus,
galaxy,
Hipparch. 1049 C. Diod. 5, 23. PhUon I, 27, 34. 2. Plut. II, 892 E. Galaxias, a species of stone =^ p^poxBos XiOos. Diosc. 5, 151 (152).
milky-way.
5.
TaKarrjs,
ov,
6,
Galates,
at
Constantinople.
Diosc. 4, 48,
Nic.
CP.
Histor. 77,
rj,
raXartaKoE,
ov,
in Asiatic Galatia. yoKariov, ov, to,
= =
3.
Theoph. 609,
TdKaTiKos.
yoKiov.
Diosc. 4, 94 (96).
Joel 3, 4. Esai. 9, 1.' Mace. 1, 'H TpiTT) iris TcLKCKcdas, Tuesday of Galilee, probably the Tuesday of Easter week. Porph. Cer. 377. Theoph. Cont. 394, 22. 727. Leo Gram. 391. [In the Greek Church, the Gospel for Easter is the beginning of the first chapter of John (vs. 1-17 inclusive). This being the case, it is natural to suppose that the ignorant imagined that Tg r)p,p<^ rfi TpiTT] ydpos iyevero iv Kava Trjs FaXi\aias, occurring at the beginning of the second chapter of John, meant the third day
1, 2.
Tobit
5, 15.
raXaTMjTi
(rdKarai),
adv. in the Keltic lan-
after Easter.
Hence the
appellation ^ rplrrf
Galilean.
guage.
yahfiuiv6s,
Tim. Presb. 16 A.
Tj,
T^s TdKiKaias.^
6v,
the Latin
galbaneus, of
Leo. Tact. 19, alibi. Et.
TdKiKaios, ov,
galbanumf
yoXe'a, or,
ij,
Sophrns. 3477 D.
2. In the
6,
Galilaeus,
plural, VdKCKaioi, a
N.J". Jewish sect,
(galea) galley.
10. 74.
Theoph. Cont. 299, 19, et
the followers of Judas Galilaeus {Luc. Act. Just. Tryph. Jos. B. J. 2, 17, 8). 5, 27.
Galilean, Christian, Heges. 1325 A. 80. because Jesus was considered a Galilean. See Epict. 4, 7, 6. Jul. 301 B, et alibi. Socr. 412 A. also Greg. Naz. I, 601 B. Theod. in, 1113 C. Compare Just. Trypk,
6. 313, 60.
yoXeaypa, as,
Sept.
15.
rj,
cage for beasts or criminals.

9.
Ezech. 19,
Diog. 5,
01),
Strab. 6,
2,
6,
p.
434,
5,
yaXf|ias,
6,
Athen. 14, 6. a species offish. Galen. VI,

et alibi.
395 C.
ya\ed/38oXoi/, t6,
galeobdolon
fi,
108.
yd\ioyj/is.
yoXtoK, ov,To,
galion, an
r),
herb.
Diosc. 4, 94
plant,
Diosc. 4, 93 (95).
yaKeop,vopaxta,
battle
(96)(yd\crj,
p,vs,
as,
pdxopai)
yoKio-îs, eios,
4,
galeopsis, a
Diosc.
of the cats and mice, a burlesque poem
93 (95).
Digitized
by Microsoft
FaXXia
raXXm,
as,
ij,
324
Diosc.
1,
yufjiO'i
Gallia,
Oaul.
Also in the plural Martyr. Path. 1409 B. TheopUl. 2, 32. Martyr. Path. ai VaXXiai. 1440 B. Agathem. 349. Athan. I, 249 A.
yaXXia/x/3oy, ^,
bic.
oi',
92.
/cXijrtai'Ot)
eVi Bvyarpl.
388 TlpoaeXdêfo
ttjv
ai-
Tov yafi^pov els Kcovaravrivav

Tepa.
cavrov dvya-
607 'Ov yap^pov

Sept.
...
Ovyarepa avTov
law, irevBepos.
irewoirjKev.
2.
els
hmav
rrji/
Father-in-
(yaXXos, lafiîKoi) gatliam-
Ex.
3, 1,
et alibi.
3i
Heph.
7j,
12, 5, jxirpov, galliambic verse.
Brother-in-law, a sister's husband.

16, 15, els dSeXcfiriv.
Theoph,
(raXXof) Gallic. Strab. 4, 4, 2. Substantively, t6 yaWiKov, soap (a-diroiv), because it originated in Gaul. Theoph. 538, 10. yoKKivaKfovs, the Latin gallinaceus =: Diosc. 2, 185 (186). 4, 60. aXfAtropetor.
TaXkiKos,
/uZ.
ov,
403 B.
2.
yap^ponSevs, eas, Adhort. 364.

*yapeai,
6,
son of a yafi^pos.
lamll.
TaWoypatKia,
Asia.
as,
r],
Gallograecia
Gallograeci
31, p. 197.
Sfraft. 12, 5, 10.

ot,
roXXoypaiKoi, Sr,
Asia.
69.
= =
TdKaria, in
ToKarai, in
S(ra6.
2, 5,
App.l,%n,
ydXXor, ou,
bele. 20, 5.
d,
The
gallus, a priest of Rhea or Cygalli were eunuchs. Polyh. 22,

a6?-.
&, a euphemism for fiivea, futuo, Xanth. apud Clem. A. I, 1113 A. Lucian. II, 601. Bardes. apud Eus. Ill, -472 A. Clem. A. I, 1129 B (Âugustin. Till, 39 C). Tim. Presb. 17 C. Schol. Arist. Nub. 1070. Plut. 960. 1081 yap.rieei(rn. [In modem Greek it is always used KOKepâras, the words corresponding to the classical yapea, to marry, being vvp.<f)evopat, said of the man, and vTravSpevopm, of both the man and the
Anthol. HI, 9 (Erycias 2).
woman.
yijpai.
Sept.
6,
Mace.
17.
2, 14,
25
yap,rjo-at
:=
.
Strab. 13, 4, 13, oi aTroKon-oi, at HieFrag. rapoUs. Cornut. 19. Stji'c?. 2, 20, 17. PZui. n, 1127 C. Lucian. 11, 604. Ill, 462 473.
486, of the Syria Dea.
Bardes. apud Eus.

251.
Paul. Cor. 1, 7, 9.] Plut. 11, 373 F, btayaprjKios, ov, bridal, etc. ypappa, a right-angled triangle, the sides of which are represented by 3, 4, 5. Greg.
Marc.
HI,
472
A.
Artem.
Phryn.
Scliol.
111.
Naz.
o/"
II,
360
ra yaprfKui,
marry.
Epict.
I,
the anniversary
Schol.
793 A.
Heph. 12, 5, p. 73. (Compare Tatian.

Eus.
.Tos.
6,
204 B.
general.
II,
1120 C.) 2. Eunuch, in Ant. 4, 8, 40. Diog. 4, 43.
29.
Clem. A. Clem. A. I,
one's wedding.
to desire to
yaprjo-eico,
Alciphr.
1, 13,
et alibi.
PaXXof,
101,
ov,
3.
Gallus
yap-qreov
I,
^=
del y^pat.
3, 7,
19.
Plvt,
roXctTT)?.
4^^.
I,
895 B.
yaprjTTjs, ov, 6,
FaXXoy,
ou,
1,
6,
Gallus,
a river in
irapeâv,
Phrygia.
Arist.
6 yapav Nub. 1068.
Herod n.
1225 A.
yaXoupyeo)
Sic.
11,
yaXo7rdpo;(of, ok,
= yaXa
7.
yaptalos, a, ov,
= =
Clem. A.
229 B.
(^KaKepffjaTots^.
Schol.
yapiKos.
Pseud-.4/rM;. 105
Andr, C.
1,
C.
yaptô) =r; yaplo'KU), to give in marriage.
Luc.
^=
ydKaKTOvpyeoi.
Poll.
251.
17,27.
81 C.
4;>oZ/on.
D. Synt. 280,
12.
Method.
ya\ovpyiov, ov, to, {yaXa,
EPFQ)
dairy.
Petr.
1285 C. yappario'Kos, ov, 6, a little ydp,pa (F). Lyd. 169, yaXovxâ, rjo-a, (yaXoixos) =-5i;XafiB, nrdcva, 15. to suckle, as a wet nurse. Jos. Ant. 2, 9, 5." yapparoeibais (ydppa, EIAQ), adv. like a gamma Apollon. D. Synt. 278, 1. Symm. Reg. 1, 6, Leo. Tact. 19, 61. (r). 7. Metlwd. 76 A. Pe/r. 11, 1289 C Ta t^s yappoeiSrjs, es, like a gamma (P). Antyll. apud
eva-peias yakovxr)Bi>Ts
structed in infancy.
hoyfiara, being inAmphil. 40 C. Nil.
Orib. Ill, 624, 6.
Paul. Aeg: 268.

yapparoeiSas. Nicom.
yappoeiS&s,
97.
adv. z=z
144 D.
yaXoixria-is, ems,
ing.
fj, (yaXouJ^fo))' a suckling, nursSophrn. 3257 C. 3325 B. Anast. Sin.
yapoSaicTia, av, Ta, (ydpos, bals) wedding-feast
or sacrifices.
ya/ioxXoirco),
rjo'to,
Aet. N. A. 12. 34.

:r^ yapjiiiKojros elpi,
233 A.
yaXou;^ta,
21,
7.
aj,
^,
Pseudo-
preceding.
Oeopon, 16,
Nicet.
Phocyl.
alibi.
3.
fj,
yapoKKonia, as,
ov,
y**^' 'tf 'milk.
=:::
poixela.
Sibyll. 2, 52, et
yoKovxos,
(yoXo, ex"") Paphl. 561 C.
ya/iofcXoTror,
yafifipeiw, euo-m, (yafi^pos) to
form
7,
connections
/xij
ov, (ydpos, Anthol. IV, 110.
KKeirrto)
paixos.
by marriage.
/3peu(T7)7-c
Sept. Deut.
Ou8t
yap.-
Trpos avrouy, neither shall ye
make
1
yapowoua, as, rj, (ttoieo)) the celebration of a wedding. Athen. 5, 9.

ydpos, ov,
6,
marriages with them.
Jos.
Ant. 14, 12,
marriage.
Ignat. 724 B.
I,
Athenag.
Eyeyap^pcvTo 8e YpKavov yei/et.
^8rj
Kaff 6p.o\oyiav
ra tov
19, 14.
35, 6 Sevrepos.
Clem. A.
applied
The Pythagoreans
Sept.
it
8. 1104 B. to the numbers

Plvt. H,
yaji^pos, ov, i, sonAn-law.
Gen.
five
and
six.
Theol. Arith. 24. 33.
Dion. H. n, 640, 16.
Theoph. 14, 16, Aio-
388 A. C. Cfem.A.II, 137
A.B. S.
ffow
Digitized
by Microsoft
yafiOffToXeofiai
of ill-fame. Jejun. 1924 C.
Cor. p. 270.)
yaûiiTToKeofuu (yafioo-TSKos), to
325
Diosc.
5,
yeyvfivcofievcoi;
103.
1
(Compare Dem.
prepare for
the
143.
Jos.
Leant. Cypr.
10.
709 B.
6,
B. J. Geopon. 14,
2, 8.
14,
5.
ya(TTplhovXos, ov,
(yao-njp, 8oC\or) glutton.
wedding.
Mai. 244,
Diod.
II,
549, 82.

yaa-Tpipapyos
Tamvs, v. 6, Gannijs. Dion C. 78, 39, 4. yaviaKOjiiuz^yavvfuu. Themist. S10,G. Synes. 1104 A.
D.
yaaTpipapyiai,
rjo-to,
^=
elp.t.
Phi-
yamaim, aros, t6, (ydmitai) A. X, 1021 B.

yavafia, aros, t6, (yav6a>) L.
= yams.
II,
lon II, 22, 38.
Chrys. VII, 61 A.
gluttonous.
Pallad.
Cyrill.
Lans. 1092 D.
yaarpipapryiKos,
t],
ov,
Epiph.
I,
gaudium
=:: ydvos.
1157 B.
C.
CyrUl. A.
Philon
786 E.
I,
335, 26.
628, 13.
Plut. II, 50 A.
yaa-Tpiov, ov, to,
65 C. Plut. II, 287 C. ydvaa-K, eas, i), lustre. yaveiTos, tj, 6v, (yavoa) tinned over. Porph. Cer. 792 A.
Clem..A.
72.
ydarpa, jar. Leant. Cypr. 1709 B.
=
^,
X, 1073 D.
Apophth. 365
belly-like.
yaorpofiSijf, es, (yaor^p,

1,
EIAO)
Plut.
166 E.
ijs,
466, 15. 676.

^,
yaaTpoKvrip,Ti,
little circle
:=
yaa-TpoKVrjfiia.
Galen.
Poll.
yapdpa, as,
crown, a
the top of the head,
shaved on
Petr.
?
n, 371 B.
yax7TpoKvrip,iov, ov, to,
2,
iTaitdkrjOpa.
,
ya(rTpoKV7)p,ia.
Ant. 800 B.
area.]
[Compare the Hebrew pj
190.
Melamp. 495.
Dion C.
65,
ya<TTpoTri<ov, ov, (niaiv) fat-bellied.
yapa<r8oiSijs, 4s, (ydpairSos,
EIAQ) =:
ovaSrjs ?
20, 3.
yaa-Tpoppa(j>ia, as,
r),
Porph.
âpsvrj.
Them. 54 Tapao-SoeiS^s oiîj ia-ffKa[The first component part may be
(pajTTco)
sewing up the
Galen.
II,
6.
belly,
a modification of the Semitic

ypos.
mj?
that
230.
is,
ova-
Antyll.
wounds in it. apud Orib. Ill,

f],
394 B.
626,
Paul. Aeg.
Compare oyaiSapi, and the

OSS.']
modem
Lyd.
Schol.
ydSapos,
yaoTpoppoia, as,
{pea) diarrhoea.
Lyd. 320,
Greg. Naz.
Steph.
yap/SouXa, TO,
130, 4.
low Latin
garbola
(rj).
22.
ya<TTp6îXos, ov, (tpiXos) glutton.
yapyapi^co, 'ura,
gargarizo,
to gargle.
Ill,
1532 A.
Horn.
II. 8,
i,
48.
yaaTp6(j>pa>v, ov, ((ppfiv)
preceding.
Galen.
Vdpyapis,
272.
6,
Gargaris,' a man's
name.
Mai.
Diac. 1120 A.
yatTTpd>br)S, es,
yaarpoeiSris.
II,
96
ydpyapos, ov, B.
yape\au)P,
6,
1:= yapyapeav.
Sophrns, 3580
D.
yardXrjs, 6,
da-TpdyaXos, a plant.
Diosc. 4,
ov,
to,
(ydpov,
eXatov)
a kind of
29.
62.
sauce for fish.

ydpiov, TO,
little
fj,
Galen. VI, 391 F.

Epict.
2, 20,
yavSiov, ov, to, gaudion, a
ydpov.
ydpKo, as,
virga,
ov,
rod.
Macedonian.
Hes.
?
rdpKav, pd^hov.
yapa-ovomda-iov,
a-rdtris)
M.aKe86vfS.
to,
measure of distance, ; used in Taprobana (Ceylon). Cosm. Ind. 445 C. Clem. A. I, 489 C. KavvdKTjs. yavvditris, 6,
equal to three
Roman
miles
(French g a r 9 o n
yavpiapa, aros, to, (yavpidco) pride, arrogance.

Sept. Judith 10, 8.
12.
Su-. 43, 1.
alibi.
servants' station?
Theoph. 371, 15
15,
9.
Job
4,
2.
10.
13,
I,
16 fua-lavkov TO vXTjaiov Tqs lieydKrjs (kkKt)aias TO Xcyojievov VapcrovoaTdaiov.

yapaSrjs, es,
,
47, 4.
Jer. 31,
Plut.
269 F, et
piavTo
iiri
(EIAO)
lilce
ydpov.
Protosp. Urin.
yavpi.dop.at =z: yavptato.
Sept.
Job
3,
14 Eyav-
267, 16.
yatrfiaprjvos, ov, 6,
<[)v\a^, Tap,ias.
^3tJ
=
fj,
îêaiv.
fj,
yaô(j)v\a^, drjaavpo-
yavporqs,
Plut.
ijtos,
6,
II,
1091 C, et
(yavpos) pride, arrogance. Caesarius 1109. alibi.

Charii. 104, 16.
yairrepoxetp,
eipos,
to
(yatrrqp,
X"P)
living
1168.
yava-d7rj]S, ov, 6,
from hand
mouth,
Strab. 8,
6, 11. 1, 7,
following.
yaarrip, ipos pos,
womb.
Sept. Par.
23.
Esai. 8, 3 'Ei yaarpl Xaêlv, to conceive, as a
55, p. 759 (Putsch.). yava-ams, ov, 6, g a u s a p a , a sort of
Priscian.
7,
Turkey-
Gen. 25, 21. Ex. 2, 2 SuXXa/Selv ivyatTTpt. Apophth. 257 C Aa0oCo-a he KaTa
female.
carpet. yavo-dm,
Strab. 5,
1, 12, p.
344, 8. crooked, to bend.
yaarpos.
"Eêiv
Sept.
iv yatTTpi,
o>a-a>,
(yavaos)
to
make
<vfiv or Kvelv.
Soran. 251, 30.

ye, see yai-
3.
322.
ydtrrpa,
Gen. 16, 5. Judic. 13, 5. Pans. 2, 22, 6. 2, 26, 4. Artem. 170 a. Evacuation. Leo Med. 185 Am 8uo rip,cpS>v KevovvTai SeKa yaarepas ^ nevre.
Classical.
Amos
1, 3.
yea, as, TeS'
17,
the uncontracted form of
yrj.
Hes.
II,
yVyeyriddras (yeyrjda), adv. joyfully.
Philon
A
as,
kind of earthen
f),
pot.
Psell.
Stich.
295, 19.
yeyvp.va)p.ev(os
(yvp.v6a), adv. nakedly.

Jos.
Hecat.
big-bellied
vessel,
jar,
urn.
Abd. apud
Apion.
1, 22, p.
456.
Digitized
by Microsoft
yeytovrjai';
yeyavrjcris, ems,
II,
326
Plut.
yefMi^w
rj,
(yeyiava) a shouting.
rfkda-ios, less correct reXda-ivos, ov, 6, Gelasius,
722 F.
(yeyavds), adv. aloud.
Socr. 1565 C,
Philostr. 131.
who was
-ycy<Bi/ws
tianity while
miraculously converted to Chrismimicking on the stage the
673.
yitSovp, incorrect ibr yedovd,

Sept.
IMi
=
N.
a-Tpana.
Christian baptism. Febr. 28.

yeKacrreov
^=z.
Chron. 513.
Clem. A.
I,
Synax.
Reg.
rjs,
rj,
1,
30, 8.
Par.
1, 12, 21.
Sel ycKau.
r],
448 B.
Schol.
yccvva,
ge henna,
Sibyll.
1,
hell.
T.
I,
Just.
yeXdcTTpia, as,
(yeXao)) female laugher.
Apol.
1, 19.
103.
Orig.
1329
N'J
10.
Arist.
Thesm. 1059.
Pseudo-
B.
Ill,
497 C.
Archel. 1445 A, rais yeev-
vms
7,
[The
31.]
original of this
word
Reg.
is 4,
DJn
23,
yeXycX, 7J^J =:; dvaKvXia-fiSs, Tpo^ds. Dion. 337 D.

yeXXo), yeXo), or yiXa>, ovs,
fj,
(j>dpay^ 'Evvoii.
Sept.
hobgoblin, bugbear.
Jer.
Damasc.
I,
1604
ai yeXovScs.
Hes. TeXka,
yerjfwpos, ov, 6,
^=
yewiiopos-
Greg. Naz. lU,
Salpiov, ^v yvvalK.es to. veoyva traibia (JMalv &p-
427 A.
yerjirovea zi= yeayjrovea).
yeTjirovla,^
na^fiv.
VfXon, fiiaiXov efinovaTis [It is
....
Callist.
z^
I,
yetowovla.
Eus. Ill, 37 B. V&eaAo-Phocyl.
18, 9.
161.
Clem. A.
yerjirovos
I.
436 A.
168, 46.
the ghoul with the Sapphic reXXm.]

yeXomfo), daw, (yeXotos)
Sept.
to
more probably connected with of the Arabian Nights, than make

sport, to jest.
^=
C.
yeamovos.
120, 41.
Babr. 108, 14. PhUon Damocrat. apud Galen.
Gen.
3,
19,
4.
14.
Patriarch.
1065 A.
C.
Just.
X, 536
yel'Kos,
ij,
Epict.
16,
Plut.
5,
n, 231
ov, (yrj)
221, 21,
of land. Heron Jun. 222, 10. novs, measure.

yfurov.
Jos. B. J. 5, 5, 6.
yei<rov.
Tryph. 67. Poll. Moer. 119. 2, 9.
161, et alibi.
Athen.
yeltriov., ou, to^ little
yi(ros, TO,
^
i;,
yeXoiao'p.os, ov, 6, (yeXouifm)
a jesting :
derision.
Sept. Jer. 52, 22.
Sept. Jer. 31 (48), 27 Eis yeXouur/iov ^v aoi

'la-parjX.
yeiTVia, as,
ilfaZ.
rj,
zzz yuTovia.
Eus.
II,
1493 A.
Ant.
2,
222, 20.
dv,
yeXoLaarrjs, oi, o, jester, buffoon.
Sept.
Job
6,
31,
yetTwoKof,
14, 6.
yeiTovrja-is,
neighboring.
Jos.
5.
Poll.
5,
128, et alibL
Athen.
48.
Greg. Naz.
eats,
r),
11,
fj,
581 B.
(^yeiTovea)
Plotin.
I,
=:
yciTviaoK.
ycXoidoTpia, as,
female jester.
(ycXoios,
Pseud-.4(Aon.
Lucian.
city,
Ill,
i),
440.
30, 15.
IV, 268 A.
yeiTovla, as,
quarter, division or section
of a
6.
yfXoioXoyia, as,
ij,
Xcya) laughable talk.
D.
ward. Jos. B. J. 7, 4, 1. 581 C. Euagr. 2537 B.

Theoph. 106, 20. 365.
ov,
6,
Gregent. 577
A than.
H, 20 B.
Mai. 272,
the
yeXotov, ov, to, (yeXotos)
z^
yeXas, laughter.
417, 14.
yciTovidpxis,
officer
Leo Gram. 351. 360, 13

chief
yvibia.
TeXoia
kcli
ttoi-
{yeirovla,
ap)(a>)
C.
Gregent. 577 D. of a yevrovLa. Porph. Cer. 269,' 16.

rjs,
rj,
588
yeXowTrjs.
Cijrill.
t/tos,
rj,
laughableness.
Athen. 11, 48.

Iren.
A.
I,
464 D.
laughable.
1, 11,
yeiroavvr],
z:= yevrovta.
Antip. S. 103.
'Ev yeurovmv,
yeXoiaiSris, fs, (yeXoIos)

4.
Strab. 13,
yeirav, ovos,
1, 6,
22.
17,
= Lucian. =
Xd>p0;
va>v,
neighbor. near.
Ill,
so.
Proc. n, 483, 18. 571, 15. ycXoimSSs, adv. laughably. Schol. Arist.
681.
yeXoTToids, 6v,
Plut.
irXrjcriov,
Max.
rip.Xv.
II,
758.
53,
'Ek
IJ
Tyr. 107,
5.
yevro-
pânpav, jroppio,
Strab. 10, 4, 12, toIs
ysXcB, see yfXXti).
TOTTOis Toirois.
yeLcapas, yr)6pas,
or yrjapas,
6,
Hebrew
1.
ycXaTOTTOiTjTeov
jrdI,
= ^
yeXtoroTroids.
Method. 349 B.
Clem. A.
Set yeXwroTroifiv.
448 D.
icrto,
poLKos, irpoarjKvTos, êVos, stranger, sojourner.
yep,iâ,
TTJV
to fill,
load.
Luc. 15, 16
V(ji.i(Tia
Tryph. 122. 123. Afric. 61 A. Theod. II, 332 C. Hes. Teiapas, yeiTovas, e| aXXov yhovs koKovfUvovs T& 'la-parjK irpoarjXvTovs. *H rois nepi
Just.
TTjV yriv
Sept.
Ex.
12, 19.
Esai. 14,
KoiXiav avTov diro tq>v Keparitav.
Apoc.
8,
5,
avTov EK Tov TTvpos.

v&iop.
Tkom.
avra
11, 2 ''Eyciiurcp
'Eye/iure
fill
aiiTo
Apophth. 192
Tcfiurov
/ioi
KpaTrjpa.
(Tirov,
his bag
bianovovpAvovs.
Teapes, yea(jiv\aKfS,
with wheat. 28 1
piroiKoi, irapoiKoi,
[The Byzantines mistook it for a Greek word compounded of y^ and &pa. Hence their
Psell. Stich. 308.
E Jpe tov Xi/odji' yc/iiôvra n/v Kdp,r)Xov rd iTKevij avrov, he found the robber loading the camel with his (Macarius's)
furniture.
Te/iiâ vSmp, or simply ye/xifu.
erroneous definitions tous

'iTovovp.evovs,
irepi rrfv yijv Sia-
and
yea>cj)v\aKes.^
ycXa, as,
Oscan, Steph. B. ViXa ndxvri. (Connected with the Latin gelu.) yeXao-ifios, ov, yeXolos. Lucian. I, 7. U, 699. Phryn. 226, condemned.
17,
water at a spring or Paus. 3, 13, 3. Pseudo-ôcoft. 11, 1Apophth. 192 D. Joann. Mosch. 2937 D
fill
my
vessel with
river.
....
Ek tov xeipappov
Iva aXXor
will
fill
eyefiiôv 01 warepes.
3036
aura
ye/itVi;
vSap, another person
his vessel with water.
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by Microsoft
ye/jLivoq
i n u the Latin g e Janus geminus.
327
s
.
yeveaiovpjem
(yevcffXTj)
2, 6, 7.
vf/uvor, OK,
Dion
C.
yeveBXios, ov,
Sept.
L.
natalis,
b,
natal.
54, 36, 2 'lav6s,

yejuaros,
r),
Mace.
the
Inscr. 3902,
VeveSXlov
I,
6v, (yf/xi'fo)) filled, stuffed.
Athen.
s
rjliepas Kai<Tapos.
Dion. H. V,
penates.
2.
169, 5,
9,26.
yejifiaTos,
set
J),
ov,
(gemma)
yefilâ.
=g
23,
^01,
Roman
7
Philon
II,
mmo
II, 55, 30.

7, 3, 1.
529, 10.
Jos. Ant. 12, 4, 9.
B. J.
with jewels.
Lyd. 169, 22.

Vit.
Plut. II, 71
92.
B.
Chrys.
354 A,
r,fupa tov
vfôm, oxrm,
ye/ici),
:=
Euthym.
25,
(rairripos fjpMiv 'irjcrov
XpioroS.
io
be full.
Math.
i^ ipjray^s.
Theod.
dea;7i.
Xei!' TTjv
Apophth. 204 E, ^dpixoKov. Pseudo-iV7. 545 2. To be Theoph. 231, ravra. B, SKlylreis.
1233 A, c'o/jt^. 2. Martyr. Polyc. 18, p. 1044

I,
m,
Socr. 1568 C.
0/
one's
A 'Emre-
ToO pxtprvpim) avrov rjp,epav yeveffXiov.
loaded with.

(yevdpxris) to be master
4,
78,
Clem. A.
1106 A.
Diog. 10, 18.

to.
3.
Substantively, to yeviSKiov, also

yfvapxfo,
rjo-a,
yeveSkia,
of (or
(a)
Jos.
birthday festival.
Diod.
II,
603, 86.
abooe) yevea-is?
yivapxTjs, ov, 6,
Iambi. Myst. 291,
9.
Ant.
2, 5, 3.
Plut. n, 679 D.
Lucian.
founder of a family.
Pseudo-
Just.
1293
tj,
yeved, as,
38, 2.
=;:: p.r\v,
TO yfvdpxrii neuter plural. month. Heraclii. apud Lyd.
Phryn. 103. Ammon. 35 TeveOXia rdaaeTat fTTt âvrav Kal ev fj eKatrros ^P'^pa
111,209.
eyevvrjOr), avTi]
KoKciTai yeviffKios
jjp,epa.
Greg.
Naz.
f),
Ill,
313 C, the festival of
the nativity,
yeveaXoyia, as,
Classical.
4.
genealogia,
9, 2, 1. 1, 1, 4.
genealogy.
I,
Polyb.
Dion. H.
29,
I,
Paul. Tim.
852 C, of Jesus.
-ytufoXoywHir,
6v,
2.
Tit. 3, 9.
Orig.
logically considered.
fj,
One's nativity, astroQuin. Can. 61.

genealogical.
Christmas. Const. Apost. 8, 33. Eus. Alex. 353 D. Sophrns. 3460 C. 3461 B. Andr. C. 805 A, TTjs vTrepaylas 6(ot6kov, the anniversary of the Virgin's birth (September 8). Chron. 529, 21. Porph. Cer. 284. 776,
(yevcoKoyos)
Trjs
Polyb.
9, 1, 4.
ilfen. iJêf. 133, 6, vfivoi,
of
the gods.
Sext. 656, 1.
6,
ycKfoXoyos, ov,
genealogus,
genealogist.
nokems ravrrjs, the dedication of the city (to) Natalitium, of Constantinople. Tertull. II, the anniversary of one's death. 79 A. Laod. 51, paprvpcov.
Dion.
H.I,
35, 5.
yiveapxio,
365, 13.
rj(ro>,
yfvedpxis, ov, 6,
= =
Diog.
1,
115.
flfii.
yeveiao'is, fcoy,
rj,
t6 yeveiav.
Plotin. II, 709,
yevedpxrjs
Syncell.
12.
*yeveiov,
oi),
to,
beard.
6,
Classical.
36.
Also, ra
11, 11,
8,
yevdpxis.
Theod. IV, 248

Syncell.
ylvia.
Theocr.
Strab.
A.
yeveapxia, as,
151, 18.
fj,
p. 478, 21.
the being yevfapxîsI, 9,
5, 3.
Philon I, 25,-10. Plut. I, 785 A, et alibi.
Jos. Ant. 11,
Cedr.
tj,
11.
yeveio(Tv'KKeKTabr)S, ov, 6, {yevfiov,
yeveapxiKos,
(yevedpxis) L. patrimonialis. Justinian. Novell. 21, 2. Edict. 3, 1, ^.

ov,
fj,
lector (cultivator)
trvWiya) colof beards. Athen. 4, 45. [Apparently formed after the analogy of the
Aristophanic paKwavppaTrrdSrjs-^ Genita Mana, a rjs, rj, Plut. II, 277 A. divinity.
as,
*yi/faTts, iSos,
7,
bearded.
125, Tpiy\a.
Sophron apud jliAen. (Compare Ptoch. 2, 175 Tpito celebrate
Teveira Mava,
Roman
yXia iioviTTaKaTa.)
yeveffKidCo), atrm,
(yeveSXwv)
one's
ysveoypa(j)ta,
%
6,
(ypa^m)
:=
yeveoKoyla.
birthday.
ycveffKiOKOs,
natal.
App.
rj,
6p,
II,
705, 34.
'(ycveffKios)
Andr. C. 852 C.
L. natalitius,
I,
yeveaidkoyos, ov,
250.
^=
ycvtSkiaXoyos.
Artem.
Philon
1.
II,
529, 21,
so. ^fiepats.
464,
AcMll. Tat. Isag. 968 C.

3.
5 as V.
timty,
Christmas.
Simoc. 321, 15, Tt-avriyvpis, the Na2> Substantively, ol ye-
yevea-cdpxrjs, ov, 6, {ysvecis
Sap. 13,
apxa) creator. Sept. Eus. H, 1392 B. Epiph. 11,

yeveSkios.
ve6\iaKoi,
casters
of
nativities,
astrologers.
293 B.
yevea-ws, ov,
Tjpepa
Gell. 14, 1.
Galen. XI, 10 B.
rj(r<o,
yeveffkidKoyea,
tivities.
(yeved\ia\6yos)
Orig.
I,
to cast
na-
TOV naihiov.
2.
Jos. Ant. 12, 4,
7,
Substantively, to
Slrdb. 16, 1, 6.
rj,
729 A.
7.
yevea-iov,
commonly to
yevioia,
(a)
tlê
anni-
yiveSKtdKayia, as,
trology.
the casting
6, 9.
I,
of
nativities, as-
Jos.
Ant. 18,
Orig.
Ptol. Tetrab.
versary of one's death. Clem. A. I, 1256 B.)
Classical.
(Compare
Porphyr. 824 C. Aneb. 43, 6. Iambi. Myst. 273, 6, et alibi. PhiycwflXioXoytKdf, i], 6v, of a yeveSKuiKdyos. lon I, 464, 5. 466, 42. Ptol. Tetrab. 54.
Sext. 728, 28. Orig.
=
rj
(b)
t^s
birthday festival,
Matt. 14, 6. Marc. 6, 21. Phryn. 103 Tevea-ia oix Just. Tryph. 49.
yeveffkiov.
opdas
riderat
im
yeveSKlov
fjpipas.
Amman. 35
eKOOTOs
Teviaia he
em
tS>v TcBvrjKOTcov ev
n, 77 A.
fjp.epa
TeTe\evTt]Ke.
'O ovv Xeyav
yeveSKidKoyos, ov, 6, (ycveSXtos, Xeyco) caster of Orig. IH, 1109 nativities. Ptol. Tetrab. 13.
im
Ill,
tS)V î>vTa>v yeveaia
680 C.
uKvpoXoyeZ Damasc. Andr. C. 820 D. Stud. 748

(yevecriovpyos) to beget:
to
A.
Porphyr. apud Bus. Ill, 348 A.
V.
A.
yeveaiovpyea,
rjira,
Plotin. 65, 17.
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yevecriovpyia
create.
328
mas.
to
yevo?
Euchait. 1197 A.
Iren. 1, 15, 3.
Hippol. Haer. 328,
2.
Birth, applied
45.
Did. A. 553 C.
as,
7.
rj,
yevea-iovpyia,
creation.
Hermes
Tr.
new moon. Achill. Tat. 961 D. Lyd. 37, 14, when the new moon is one degreeLeant. Cypr. 1725 B,
rijs ae-
Poem. 127,
VI, 721 B.
yeveinovpy6s,
Sus.
from the sun.

Xfjvris.
6v,
(yevea-is,
EPrO)
generating,
yevvd&as, ov,
6,
nobU.
{Vii. Nicol. S. 881
creating, creative.
Sept. Sap. 13, 5.

5. 9.
Hermes
TOV yewdfioj.]
yevvaiâi (yevvaios), to act the
Tr. Poem. 117, /amW. Myst. 3,
CTm. A.
269,
8.
Adhort. 30.
yeveo-i?, ems,
Myst.
I, 297 A. V. P. 450.
part of a brave
noble
counsel,,
man.
Genes. 63, 20.

ov,
135, 16.
220,
1,
pre-
yevvmoôvXos,
yevvaios, a,
ov,
OouX^) of
dvSpeios,
siding over nativities.

r),
noble-minded.
generation, birth, origin, creation.
Just.
iraKiyyeveo-ia. Tryph. 85, 17 TroXtv, Eus. II, 1101 A, ri ciHrapKos, of Christ.
Theogn. Mon. 852 A.

brave,
valorous.
Bt^Xos yevia-eas, genealogical record. Sept. 2. Genesis, the Gen. 2, 4. Matt. 1, 1. Sept. Gen. first book of the Pentateuch.
(tituL).
Philon
II,
1,
3.
Chron. 71 7. The superlative yewcuoTaTos is used also as a title. Porph. Cer. 419, 19. yevvmoTTji, ryros, r), valorousness, valor, as a title.
Porph. Cer. 419,

yiwripa, aros, to,
r)
vfifTipa.
commonly to
yevvfmaTa,
Tevea-is Xenrf],
;
KapnoX
Sept.
1,
^po\
Kol iypoi,
produce,
5, 17.
fruits, crops.
Parva
I,
Genesis,
also AeTTToyheats.
an apocryphal book called Epiph. I, 672 C. Hieron.

14, 5.
Lev. 23,
39. 25, 22.
Sir. 1, 17.
Polyb..
71, 1, et alibi.
Diod.
Phryn. 286,
KaprTO(j)opeo.
In the Ritual,
711 (483).
Syncell. 5, 15.
192,
1.
condemned
yevvr)p.aTiâ>,
in this sense.
(yevvrj/ia)
book of Genesis. Clementin. 4, 12.
3.
the lesson taken out
of
the
icra>,
=
B
t]
Nativity, in astrology.
Aquil. Ps. 91, 15.

yivvqfTis,
ecus,
r),
14, 5, et alibi.
Hippol.
birth,
generation, of Christ.
Ti^v
Haer. 190, 89. 376, 98. Moer. 101. Basil. m, 1469 C. Epiph. I, 201 C. Chrys. X, 32 A. (Compare Horn. Od. 7, 196.)
yeveTrjpios,
ov,
2,
r),
Ignat. 672 B.
yevvqfTiv.
Hippol. 825
Kara aapKa
Alex. A. 568 A. B,
avapôs, the
(yej/er^p)
generating.
Synes.
Hymn.
yfviTiKos,
41, p. 1592.
6v,
^=
yepiKos.
Schol. Dion. P.
358, 8
yevcVif,
12.
,
ri
yevenio), the genitive.

ij,
180s,
yevereipa.
Sept.
Sap.
7,
yepLKos,
ri,
6v,
(yevos) L.
Classical.
general.
Q.
generalis,
Principal.
generic;
H.
II, 671, 5.
Sext. 195, 31.
3.
Dion.
Geneaso.
Eus. H, 1101 C Ta ttjs V, 88 B, if Basil. HI, 1469 Tit. B. 1217 A. XpoviKt]. Greg. Naz. H, 77 D. Epiph. I, 932, ^ C. Chrys. I, 497 C, Christmas. Eus. eva-apKos. ^Zex. 365 C. Soja^rns. 3740 A. Max. Conf. Comput. 1252 A. Anast. Sin. 88 B. Stud. Trop1696 C, T^s deoTOKov (September 8). ically. Greg. Naz. H, 360 C, the threebirths, namely, natural birth, baptism, and
eternal generation.
yewrfireas avrpm, at Bethlehem.
4.
14.
logical.
Sept. Esdr. 1, 5, 39, ypa(pri, register.
resurrection.
yevvrjTayevvrjTOS, ov, see yevVTjToayevinjros.
yevvrjTTjs, ov, 6,
Substantively, (a) 6 yeviKos,
Xoyt-
OT^f, Xoyoderrjs, assessor.
Theoph. 188. 559,

Trjv
ycwrjTtop.
Athan.
II,
56 B.
Leo. Novell. 137 ToO \axovTos

eTno'Tao'lav,
twv
c.
ycwriTiKos,
f),
Kr]va-(i3V
os
vvv
ttjv
tov yeviKov
6v,
L.
genitalis,
I, 3,
generative.-
irpotnjyoptav emcêperat
(Tiiiv
KaBeaTrjKOTos
.... tov eirt twv ktji/Theoph. Cont. dvdpos.

243, 24.
yevtKTj,
so.
Diod. 4,
genitalia.
6,
p.6piov,
partes genitales, membra

17, the
Philon
280, 9.
number
six.
346, 11.
pio's
....
Cedr.
(!)
II,
7]
Suid. 'ApriTTTatrts,
5.
n, 128,
VTjTos,
38.
the
yfVvrjToayewriTOs, also yewrfrar/ewrfros, ov,
(yei*-
genitive case.
H. VI, 800,
8.
7,
9.,
Dion. Thr. 686, 3. Lesbon. 168 (181).
Dion. Cornut.
Diog.
ayewjfTos) begotten
and
at the same
Plvt. II, 1006 D.

65.
(c)
Sext. 644, 5.
TO yeviKov, the public treasury.
time unbegotten, with reference to the eterGreg. Naz. II,. nal generation of the Son. 89 A. Fseui-Athan. IV, 1213 B.
yfvvr)T6s,
17,
Theoph. Cont. 260,, 15.

55. case.
ycvios, 6,
Cedr.
11,
204,
8. 8,
6v, begotten.
Substantively, to yfv;
yeviKas, adv. generally; generically.
Galen. IX, 270 A.
2.
Anton.
vrjTov, the
being yevvrjTos
dyewrjaia.
f\,
opposed to to dyeV
In
the genitive
vrjTov
or
7]
Did. A. 332 A.
Hermog. Rhet. 163,

the Latin
genius
2, 3.
4.
8aip,tov.
2.
yfvvrjTpia, as,
(yfi/rao))
Inscr.
6810.
rfwo-rai,
i)!on C. 47,
civ, 01,
50, 8,
Eus. ni, 1429 A. 3245 A.

yewTfrSis
(yevvryros),
L. genetrix, mother. Apophih. 109 A. Sophms.

adv. by being born; opBasil. HI, 608 A. IV,
I,
Genistae, a
Jewish
sect.
/us?.
Tryph.
yc'i/i/a,
80.
^,
:^
yivvr)(ni.
Greg. Naz. H, 332 B,

5, 5, p.
posed to dyevvijTas. 152 B. Greg. Naz.

ycKos, fOE, TO, L.
1077 A.
Diod.
XpuTTov.
o-To.
Synes.
Hymn.
1608, Xpt-
Soa. 856 B.
Basil. Sel.
469 B, Christ-
59 F.
2.
gens.
Class, order.
Plut.\ i, 21. Malch. 245, 12,
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revoh
TO
in
lepd,
329
yemypa(j>i,K6i;
the sacerdotal orders.
3.
Gender,
yepovTOK6p,os, ov, 6, (Kopia) one

old,
who
tends iê
grammar.
Dion. Thr. 634, 15. 17.
Dion.
Tevova, as,
oa.
E. VI, 800, 7. ij, Genua, the

Strab. 4, 6, 1.
ij,
superintendent of a hospital for aged persons. Justinian. Novell. 7, 1. 131, 13.

ij,
modem
Genova, GenDiosc.
yepova-ia, as,
the elders of Israel, collectively
yevTiavri, ^r,
3, 3,
gentiSna,
C
(o).
gentian.
et alibi.
Damocr. apud Galen. XHI,

husbandman. Agathar.
Diod.
3,
789 E.
902
6,
yeovxos, ov, 144,

1.
(yea, ?x<")
= 'H
yeppov,
Sept. Ex. 3, 16. 18. Deut. 27, Judith 4, 8. 15, 8, the Sanhedrim Luc. Act. 5, 21. The Roman senatus. Dion. H. I, 261, 5. 300, 2. Plut. H, 789 E
considered.
1.
Papuiiaiv o-vyKKtjTos.
Apophth. 181 B. yedfo, cbtro), (yea) to reduce to earth. Greg. Nyss. II, 233 D. 40.
yepai/ias,
yepovcruurrris, ov, 6, (yepovaiaâ) senator. Polyb.

7, 9, 1. 4,
of Carthage.
t6,
ov,
1.
following.
Dion.
H.
II,
ov,
6,
(yepavos)
crane-necked, longS. 31, 15.

,
1253,
necked person.
yepavtov, ov, to,
3,
Phryn. P.
*yeppox\aiVT],
do,
rjs,
fj,
(ytppov, p^fXawj) L. testu-
geranion
121
(131).
(well-sweep)
61.
=
ij,
a plant. Diosc, a. Tolleno, swape, swipe Leo. Tact. 19, laiXaveiov.
a defensive machine. a
title
;
Philon B. 96. 99.
100.
yepav, ovtos,
6,
of respect given to
to
Suid. JiqKaivfwv, to yepdviov.
bishops and
yepavoyepcov, ovros, 6, (yepavos, yipav) =:; yepa-
Euagr.
mov, a plant.
yepavopa)(ia, as, Strab. 2, 1, 9
Diosc.
3,
121 (131).
with the cranes.
Ilvyitaiav yt-
(iJLdxop.ai) battle
be rendered father. Carth., Can. 127, et 1221 C. alibi. Socr. 517 C. Apophth. 73 A. 128 C. (Compare Dion. H. I, 261, 9 Tois rrpea-^vreScit.
oi iraXaiot
koXeZi/.)
monks
T^v
'Opr]pi,Kj)v tSiu
II. 3,
povs Kol dpi<TTOvs yepovras eli>6a<nv

yevopat, io eat a meal.
Soz.
1,
pavopaxiav
(Ham.
3,
3 seq.).
=:z:
yepav&JTohiov, ov, to,

paTiKTi.
(wovs)
Xv^vls aT<l)avta-
11.
9.
Diosc.
104 (114).
Arsen. 24,
/ieT
epov.
Ammon.
Apophth. Porph.
Inscr.
yipava&rjs, es,
(EAS2) crane-like.
Phryn, P.
S.
Car. 559.
yev(TTris, ov, 6, (yeuojuat) taster, foretaster.
31, 15, TpdxriXos.
yipas, aos, to, prize.

pernf.]
[^Philon I, 395, 8 tov ye-
2214,
pa,
9.
8, p.
f),
201.
bridge.
y(f>vpa, as,
'H
iepd or |uXiw; ye(pv-
Gerasimus, a saint of the fifth century. Zosimas 1697 A. Horol. Mart. 4. yfpSios, o, or ycpSios, ov, 6, v(j)dvTris, weaver.
rtpao-i/ioj, ov, S,
pons
536,
sublicius at
9.
Rome.
Dion. H.
I,
97,
Plut.
ov,
Hes. repSios, i^dwiji.
Psell. Stich. 308.
yetfyvpaios,
u,
842 C. of a bridge.
I,
Lyd, 41,
22.
95, i.
yffjivpiaa'pds, see yc(^vpi<Tp4s,
Feminine ycpSia.
yepSuraa,
Scylh.
tjs, rj,
Dioclet. C. 2, 30.
Cyrill.
(yepSios), female weaver.
yeipvplia,
Jeer,
icrm,
(yeipvpa)
I,
to
abuse, Revile,
rail,.
V.
S.
357 B.
(yipas,
(j)epa>)
I,
Plut,
455 D. 460 A.
Ael. V. H.
adj. Jo.
oi), 6,
yiprjipopia, as,
17,
the bearing
of a
ye(f>ipi,ov, ov, to, little yetjjvpa,
8, 14.
dignity, honor.
Dion. H.
257, 11.
Porph. Adm. 138,

y<j)vpt(rp6s
20.
As
Lyd. 42, 4.
(yc^vpiâ)
Strab.
9,
1,,
V(ppavo\hr]s, pv,
6, (TfpiJ,av6s,
oKKvpi) destroyer
=::
and
yecjyvpiao'pos,
of Germans.
yeppavos,
yvfjinos-
Sibyll. 12, 45.
abuse, reviling, railing, jeering.

24.
ov,
6,
the Latin
7, 1, 2.
germanus
Plut.
I,
Ammon. 124
T)(ra>,
Strab.
19 D.
Diog.
3,
yetpvpiarlis, ov, 6,
(128). Plut. reviler.
I,
451 F.
to
yepovTiaa (yepav), to savor of old age.

18.
yecfyupoTToUa,
(ye^vpojroios)
make O
bridge.
Pohjb.
3, 64, 1.
yepovTL^co, to be old.
Alex. Trail. 524.

yepiov.
yepovTiKos,
17,
ov,
of a
3>
yecfyvpoirows, ov, 6, (y<pvpa, ttoko)) bridge^maker.
Substantively,
Plut.
I,
65 F,.pontifex.
aros,
t6,
TO yepoi/TucoK, sc. î^Xiov, Geronticon, a
book
yetpvpiopji,
(ye(j}vp6a)
7,
ye^vpa,
containing the memorable sayings and deeds of distinguished anchorets, most probably
essentially.
ye(j)vpa)o-is, eas,
Jos. B. J. 3,
r),
28.
a bridging.
Strab. 1, 3, 18.
with the Aeipjovapiov to Meya. Pseudo-iVa. 545 A. Joann. Mosch. 2909 B. Doroth. 1633 C. 1636 A. 1649 C. Vit. Nil. Jun. 140 D. yepovTiKas (yepovriKos), adv. like an old man.
identical
Plut. II,
Arr. Anab.
C.
5, 7, 3.
ye(t>vp(oTTis, ov, 6,
bridge builder.
Plut.
I,
50
yeayypa^ca,
ô-o),
(yeaypdcJMs) to study geogra10.

2, 1,
phy.
Strab.
1, 1,
fj,
11, et alibi.
639
C
^=
yepovtria.
yeaypacjyia. as,
(yeaypdtpos)
geographia,
Scymn. 112.
Tatian.
yepovTiov, ov, t6,

6,
Dubious. Polyh.
hospital
geography.
Strab.
1, 1,
Gemin. 836 A.
11.
2, 1,
51,
2.
41, et alibi.
ycpovTOKopeiov, ov, to,
(yepovTOKdpos)
852 B.
yfaypa(j}iK6s,
r),
Justinian. Cod. 13, 46, for aged persons. Novell. 7, Prooem. d

.
ov,
geographicus,
1, 1, 1.
geo15,
1
graphical,
Strab.
12.
16, p.
42
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iyea)ypa<f>LKQ)<;
330
1, 2,
yrjcopcK
rj
yeaypa(j>iKrj, sc. rex'^lt

yeti>ypa(j)iKd, SC.
2, 1, 2,
geography.
21
TO
Pi^Xia, treatises of geogra-
phy.
40.
niva$,
map.
Strab.
2,
1,
yeaypaipiKSis, adv. geograpically.
Andr. C. 1169 C. Nic. CP. 852 A. Greg. Dec. 1201 A. Epiph. Mon. 264 C. yeapyaSrjS, es, (yeapyds) like a hushandman. Plut. n, 8 B.
yempes, see yeiapas.
yoiSe(ria,
incorrect for yeadaKria,

incorrect
for
surveying.
Analol. 233 C.
yemberqs,
yemSaiTT/s,
yeapvxia, as, fj, (yeapvxos) a digging into earth. Ael. N. A. 6, 43.
the
surveyor.
Anatol. 233 B,
yeaXocpia, as,
rj,
lanibl.
Math. 217.
hill
yeapvxos, ground.
rabbit.
ov,
(yea,
6pvtr<Tio)
2, 6,
digging into
the
Strab. 3,
p. 221, 18, \ayiSevs,
^=
yia)\o(f)os,
of
earth.
Strab. 4, 1, 2.
5, 1, 4.
yeaâvrjs,
es,
((fiaiva) ^=. yecahrjs.
Archigen.
yeai\o(j}os, ov, (yea, \6(jios)
covered with
hills
of
apud
Orib.
es,
U, 156,
(xaipto)
2.
earth.
Strab. 4, 5,
fj,
2.
12, 7, 1, âpla.
yeaxapfjs,
fond of
the earth.
Jul.
ycmpavrela, as,
geomantia,
study geometry.
geomancy.
175 D.
yv-t V^t V>
Isid. Hisp. 8, 9, 13.
(yea) earth, land.
yeaperpca,
rja-m,
to
Eus.
II,
516
EvKKeiSrjs yovv rrapd ncriv avrSyv (jiiKo-
novtas ye(op.eTpLTai, is studied.

yea>p,erpiKS>s
(yea>iJ,cTpiK6s)
Kara yrjs earpapeva. 'H Land, that is, Palestine. (7). Mace. 2, 1, 7. [Reg.
2, 5,
yrj,
Diosc.
3,
131 (141)
6.yia yrj, the
Holy
Sept. Sap. 12, 3

4, 18, 35.
Strab.
geometrically.
Cic.
26 rds yds, countries.^
Att.
C.
2, 5.
Strab. 2, 1, 11.
Plut.
11,
931
see yai.
TrjôQao'LKevTos, ov, (âtrCKevai) ruled by Trjâtv.

es,
yeayfityrjs,
(yea, fiiywp.i)
7,
Strab. 12, c.
3, p.
570, 14.
mixed with earth. Plut. H, 893

yetapyea.
Nicet. Paphl. 505 A.

yfjôo'Kov, TO, (yrj, j3d<7Ko>)
2,
=z
(TKopobov.
Diosc.
yeapopea, Tja'a, (yeapopos^ ni, 724 A. 725 B.

yeapopiKos,
181 (182).
Eus.
yrjddkeos, a, ov, (yrjdeo)) joyous.
Androm. apud
Galen. XIII, 876 B.

yrjpdopai
rj, 6v, (yeapopos) ^= ÔipovopiKOS. Dion. H. IV, 2095, 13, vopos, agraria lex.
^=
yapeofiat..
Theoph. 130.
yrjopas, see yeiapas.
yeicvopos,
ov,
(yea,
vepio)
distributing
lands.
yrjTvdTTakos, ov, d, (yrj,
ndaadKos)
like.
radish, parsIE, 322.
Dion C.
ye(j37roveQ},
38, 1, 4.
rja'a,
nip, turnip,
yeoyirovos elpi,
to
till
^=
I,
the
yrjiroveca
ground.
cultivate.
Philon
52, 6.
423, 38, ras dpxds,
yrjTTOvia
= =
and the
Lucian.
yeamovea.
yeamovia.
Cyrill.
A.
II,
73 B.
Cyrill
Themist. 422, 29.
A.
fj,
II,
25 B.
rj,
yemiTovia, as,
agriculture, husbandry.
1.
Psevdo-
yrjpdKeoTTjS, rjTos,
(yrjpdKeos) old age.
Psend-
Phocyl.,lei as v.
yeonoviKds,
Cyrill.
r),
Hippol. 612 C.
to
Athan.lY, 905 C.
yypas, aos, to, old age.
6v,
belonging
A.
11,
33 C.
Ta TeamovtKa,
work on
tilling the
agriculture.
[Dative
1.
yrjpei for yfipa.

Sir.
Geopo-
Sept. Gen. 15, 15 as v.

8, 6.
Ps. 91, 15.
nica, tlie title of a
agriculture
and
Phi-
Patriarch. 1089 G.]
horticulture.
yrjpda-Kw, to
grow
fj,
old.
Clem. A.
I,
225 A, wpbs
Plvt.
yeamovos, ov, (itevopai)
ground.
beitrthaijixiviav.
Substantively,
Philon
I,
lon
I,
19,
18, et alibi.
Max.
Tyr. 28, 38.
yrjpoôa-Kia, as,
II,
the being yrjpofioaKds.
6 yeamovos,
husbandman.
Anast.
Plut.
I,
111 E.
Gregent. 580 B.
fj,
20, 46.
rj,
Philipp. 49.
yrjpoKopelov, ov, to, (yrjpoKopos) hospital for old
yeapyrjTiKos,
6v, (yecopyeto) cultivating.
persons.
Theoph. 387.
Jos. Ant.
Sin. 64 C.
D, nvos.
6v,
yijpoKopia, as,
tillage.
the being ytjpoKopjos.
yeapyiKos,
rj,
belonging to
5, 9, 4.
7, 8, 4.
fj,
Plut.
n, 583
to
C.
351 E,
yiKa,
14, 61, sc. ;3i|3\ia.
a booh on agriculture. Athen. Eudoc. M. 67 ra TetopOeorgica of Virgil.

jSt/SXiov,
yrjpoKopiKos,
ov,
belonging
yrjpoKopos.
Galen. VI, 140

pepos.
yrjpoTpocjjeiov,
To
Trjs rexvrjs yrjpoKopiKOv
yeiopyiKms, adv. in
7,
141.
an Clem. A.
agricultural manner. Poll.

I,
ov, to,
(yrjporpocjios)
^=
ytjpoKO-
704 D.
peiov.
Gregent. 612 A.
Theoph. Cont. 458,

Plut.
yeiopyiov, ov, t6, (yecopyos) cultivated field, farm. Sept. Gen. 26, 14. Prov. 24, 5. 29, 34. Sir.
27, 6, orchard.
3.
3,
21.
yrjpoTpoipia, as,
fj,
the being yrjpoTpcxjios.
Dion. H. I, 93, Strah. 14, 5, 6, orchard. Paul. Cor. 1, 9. Patriarch. 1089 A.

Jer. 28, 23.
6,
n, 579 E.
yrjpo<l)opea>,
person.
Greg. Naz. IV, 78 A. fjato, (yfjpas, (jjepa) to carry an old Plut. II, 983 A.
Teapyios, ov,
Georgius, an
Arian bishop of yrjpaKopea,
yrjpioKopia, yrjpwKopos,
Alexandria. Athan. I, 553 C. 784 C. Gi-eg. Naz. I, 1101 (1091 A). 3. Georgius, a legendary saint. Max. Conf. II, 408 C.
ytjpoKopea,
yrjpoKopia, yrjpoKopos.
B.
1044 B.
Greg. Naz. Ill, 124 Greg. Nyss. HI, 1044 B.
yrji>pas, see
yeiupas.
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jiyavTia
yvyavna,
518.
yiyavTialos,
a,
ov,
ri,
331
PMlostr.
Polyb.
1, 22, 2,
yXevKivoi;
npos
1,
=1
yiyavTOjiaxia ?
Trapaa-Kevrjv.
1.
1,
29, 3.
1,
36, 5. 1, 55, 5.
66,
[Aor. pass.
iyfvf,erjv.
(yiyas)
gigantic.
Theoph.
483, 9.
Suid. TiyavTia ....
Sept. Esai. 65, 1. SI, p. 372, 31.

fycvi}8ri<Tav.
yiytamdo) (yiyas), to
Pisid.
1300 A.
rj,
act or feel like a giant. Suid. Viyaini^ ....
yeivaa-6a>
yiyavTiKO?,
Ill,
6v, giant's.
Plut.
324 A.
Caesarius 1020.
U, 360 E. Eus. Prod Parmen.

giant's.
Polyh. 2, 67, 8. Diod. 5, Dion. H. TL, 806, 4 nap-' Luc. Act. 4, 4. 2 aor. mid.
yevecrda).
yiyvaa-Kto or yivaima,
Sibyll. 1, 9.]
euada.
J,
Leo. Novell
171, KoKelv.
yvoirj.']
[Clem. A.
556
659 (83).
yiyavnos, ov,
yv(^r)
for
giganteus,
is,
Orig.
I,
7'X"p,
yifi
1169 C.
ytyavToyev^s,
(yiyvo/iai)
yi'fep,
see
yi'fip.
ylCip.
Galen.
born of a giant.
Cedr.
I,
yi'fip, yi'fctp,
yiffp,
XHI, 885 D. 887 C. a kind o{ cassia. Diosc.

j
.
Mai. 412,
640, 6.
5.
Theoph. 264, 11.
1,
12 as
yip-eX,
Arr. P. M. E. 12. the name of the Hebrew

V.
1.
Eus. IE,
yiyavToKcTTjs, ov, 6, (oXXufii) destroyer
of giants.
788 C.
TiTTTivos,
7),
Vsenio-Lucian.
yiyavToXens, iSos,
m,
17,
589.
tiae
OV, (riTToi)
of Gittac. Hippol. Haer.
femin. of
preceding.
234, 22.
ykabiaraipia, the Latin
Vseudo-Lucian. HI, 593.

ytyaiToXeVap, opos,
1,
6,
gladiatoria
Diosc.
=
i,
tto-
yiyavToXcrris.
Lucian.
TapoyeiTwv crepos,
(101), p. 593. yXaSloXov, the Latin
a plant.
99
107.
ov,
yiyavTOfiifiTjTos,
(fufieojim) imitating giants.
gladiolum
a plant.
::=
ipis,
Syncell. 148, 13.

yiyavTo(j}6vns,
killer.
a plant.
f/,
Diosc.
1, 1.
tSor,
(*ENQ) female
Eudoc.
giant-
yXa8toXou/i,
the
Latin
gladiolum, glaDiosc.
Cornut. 115.
M.
5.
diolus,
4, 20. 22.
::= îfplov, $vpis,
(EIAQ) gigantic. Philon II, 117, 33. Eunap. 116, 20. yiyyiSiov, ov, to, gingidion, a plant. Diosc. 2, 166 (167). 205. Galen. VI, 364 E. XHI,
yiyavTotSrjs, es,
yXavKr/,
rjs, f;,
^
6,
y\av^.
Caesarius 1072.
of
VXavKLas, ov,
Glaucias, the interpreter
166 D.
Aet. p. 6 b, 33.
yiykviios, ov, 6,
F. agrafe, hook and eye.
Jos.
Peter and the preceptor of Basilides, according to the Basilidians. Clein. A. U, 549 A.
yXavKlâ,
ia-a,
Ant.
3, 6, 3.
to be
yXavKos-
Strab. 5,
2,
5.
yiyvojuu
etc.
and
yivojuu, to become, to he, to happen,
Classical.
Tevoixo
1.
Epiph.
bluish.
Ill,
301 A.
representative of the
! may it be so Hebrew afi,t)v.
the
yXavKivos, ov, (yXavKds}
glaucinus,
or
grayish,
Sept.
Plut.
H, 565 C. 821 E.
ES yiyveadal
to
Ps. 40, 14.
Esai. 25,
Just. Apol. 1, 65.
yXavKiov, ou, tA,
glaucion
3,
glauceum,
nvi, to go well with
any
one,
a plant
plant.
^
prosper.
Sept.
Ex.
20,
12.
Deut.
o-oi
5, 16.
90 (100) the xXos of that Galen. XHI, 166 E. Diosc. 2, 211

Diosc.
H8eas
spirits.
Epict. 1, 25, 30.
3, 24,
97 KoXSr
yevoiro/
VXavKios piâ
rj,
=:
;^6Xt8dwoi' to peya.
yiyve(T6ai, to be
merry or in high
yXavKos,
eyes.
ov,
blue or gray, as applied to the
Tobit 7, 10. 11. Esth. 1, 10. Plut. n, 127 B. 'E^ eavToi yeviaOcu,, to become distracted, to be amazed. Sept. Par. 2, 9, 4. Impersonal ylverai with Iva for its subject. Cyrill. i7. 333 A. 373 B M17 yivoiTo yap Iva
Agathar. 160, 17.
Plut. I 336 C,
sc.
Tovs otfjdaXpovs.
yXavKocjjdaXpos, ov, (yXavKds, ocpddXpSs) grayeyed.
Diosc.
1,
179.
Ptol.
Tetrab.
143.

164, 14.
Protosp. Corpor.
Diosc. 4, 139
Plut.
fv rjfuv yivryrai to Kara rqv aKapjrov avKrjv.
Tsend-Athan. IV, 448

vpanros
ypa(j)S>v.
to
Mi) yevoiro
/cat
ha
&v-
yXav^, avKos,
(141).
yXa(\)vpia, as,
fj,
Kal iycvcro or Kai

a Hebraism.
dvpiSa
Sept.
ttjs ki^cdtoH.
KaTeLTrrj
rav
Oeitav
BeoTrvevarojv
Galen.
rj,
glaux, a plant. XIH, 166 F.
eyevrjOrj, it
came
8, 6
(yXa(f)vp6s) elegance.
I,
pass,
Gen.
4, 3.
105 B, et
yXacpvpos,
alibi.
Kai
eyfi/fT-o p,eTa
Tca-crapaKovra fi/iepas r)ve(fê
a,
I,
ov,
elegant,
fine.
Nicom.
90.
NSf
rfiv
fycv^drj iweiSav eirea-av.

5, init.'
Deut. 2, 16 Kal Judith 5, 22. Esth.

alibi.
:
Philon
170,
6.
270, 43, Texvri.

rj,
yXa<l>vp6rrjs, rjTos,
yXatpvpia.
Philon
I,
KtTo 8c,
9, 56.
Mace. 1, 1, 1, et in the same sense
Also, 'Eyt5, 1.
6, 12.
Luc.
yXa<f>vpS>s,
adv. elegantly.
Dion. H. V, 538,
the Latin
13. yXe/3a,
Plut. n, 989 C.
17,
of, in instances like the folApocr. Act. Philipp. in Hellad. 23 OvSels eyva t\ eyevero tA fvSvpa to Upank6v, no one knew what had become of the sacerdotal robe. 3. To be SusiecZ about anything.
2. To become
lowing.
g1gba
Diosc.
less
correct for yX^/Sa,
/SSXoy.
Lyd.
1,
14,6, 21.
yXevKivos, ov, (yXcvKos)

5,
of new wine or musL

p. 18 b, 40, olvos.
161.
Aet.
t-6
2. Substantively,
yXevKivov, sc. pvpov or
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yXrjpfs
eXaiov,
332
Galen.
II,
'y\vKV<f>aV7)9
gleucinum,
1,
Diosc.
67. 104.
Galen.
a kind of ointment. XHI, 859 B.
yXvKtXaiov, ov, t6,

yXvKtiparov, to,
yXuKi'fo),
yXvKv eXaiov, sweet

Diosc.
3,
oU.
398 A. B.
yX^pis, see yXipis-
yXvicippiCa-
5 (7).
Leorei.
Cypr.
740 A.
iVm, (yXvKvs) to entertain with sweetmeats? Inscr. 1625, 57.

6,
yXrixaiviTris
olvos,
glechonites,
Diosc.
5, 62.
wine fla-
yXvKivas or yXvKiwas,
:=^ olvovrra.
Seleuc.
Bia
vored with ykrjxaiv.
apud. Athen. 14, 53.

yXvKos oivov liKoKOvs.
yXvKia-iMs, ov,
6,
Hes. TXvidwas,
yXipis, incorrect yXijpis, 6,
the Latin glis, -iris,

1,
fXewir.
-Dt'osc.
Eupor.
57.
2, 71.
yXta-xpevoiMu
=z
y\i(rxpot
eijii,
close,
stingy.
meats.
5, 30.
Inscr. 1625, 49.
an entertaining with sweetCallix. apud Athen.

Hes.
Hes. VXvkkov,
yXvici.
Anton.
193.
5, 5.
yXitrxpia, as. ^.
^
^
aTux'a-
ScôZ. ^risi. Pac.
yXvKKa,
yXvKK6s,
6v,
= =
yXvKvrris.
yXvKvs.
6,
ykuTXpoKoyioiim,
discuss
Orig.
I,
rjo-oiiai,
(yXiaxpos, Xeya)
to
yXvKOKaXaiimv, avos,
sugar-cane.
yXuKoXoyi'a, as,
trifles,, to
quibble.
Philon
I,
526, 33.
698,
(yXvKvs, KaXa/iav) bed of Achmet. 212.

fj,
565 B.
(Xdyoy)
sweet or flattering
yXuTxpakoyia, as, fj, quibbling. Diog. 2, 30. 40.

yXiXovTjv, incorrect for y\rixa>vu>.
Philon
I,
speech.
Theoph. 295, 12.

OU,
(firjpa)
yXvKopfip,ap,
sweet-speoking, fair-
spoken.
Ant. Mon. 1476 D.

ov,
yXo^dpe, write yXoujSape, the Latin
glubare
into glue.
yXvK6(paivos,
= ^
f/,
yXvKvipavos.
Caesarius
ixhipa.
Lyd. 130,
1, 2.
r),
15.
to
1072.
ykoumoUa,
yXotOTTOT-is,
rjo-a,
(7X0105)
2,
make
yXvKvSepKTis,
behold.
cs,
(SepKo/ioi) sweet or pleasant to
Diosc. Eupor.
iSos,
65, p. 280.
Sibyll.
ficrw,
Frag.
1,
30.
fl/u.
(yXotds, TriVa) sucking
up
yXvKvBviiea,
C.
yXvKvBv/jMs
Hierod.
grease, dirty,
yXotoo),
(oo-o),
.inthol. II, 43.
A. 169,
11.
is
(yXoidf ) to mafce into ^Zue.
Diosc.
5, 92.
yXvKvKapwos, ov, (Kopiros) whose fruit Cornut. 55.

yKvKvfiapis, iSos,
sweet.
yXoKoSSs
87 F.
(yXoioiSijr),
adv. Zfe
jrtee.
Galen.
II,
glycymeris,
ficXifojXov.
a specie*
of
xfipji.
Xenocr. 43. 60.
yXouTToH/, (uvor, 6, the
Latin g 1 u 1 1 o
glutton.
yXvKvfiriXov, to,
^=
6.
^,
Diosc. 1^ 161,
sweet speech^

yXwKafo),
ao-s),
Orib.
stoeeJ.
I,
427,
(yXuKus) to 6e or tosie
yXvKv/ivdia, as,
(yXuKu/iuflos)
Diosc. Ezech. 3, 3 Me'Xi yXvuaôv. 2. To produce îAen. 1, 48. Delet. 16. In the sensation of sweetness in anything.
Sept.
Method. 204 C.
yXvKvvoos, ov, (kooi)
232.
=
I,
yXvKvdviios.
Polem.
the passive,
ness.
to
have the sensation of sweettijv

^p.2i/
yXuKwronjs, ov,
Philagr.
yXvKvppiCa,
uorice.
6, (wtvai)
Epict. Frag. 12,

7,
KaTcmoaiv.
Sext.
apud
ijs,
17,
Orib.
drinker of sweet drinks. 379, 6.
68, 17.
10 âiverai
yXvKoêiv to /xeXt
47, 20, raiis
(pi'fa)
3,
glycyrrhiza,
liq-
.... yXvKa(6ne6a yap

vyuiivovras.
al<T6rjTws-
Diosc.
1,
5 (7) yXuicuppifi;.
5, 73.
Eupor.
162.
Gcden. U, 88 A.
AntyU.
yXvKoiva), to render sweet, to sweeten. Sept. Sir. 27, 23.
2.
Classical.
apud
Orib. II, 439, 5.
Leo Med.
167.
To render
water.
Strab.
7, 7, 5,
p. 63, 4.
3.
fresh, as
yXvKvppiôv, ov, TO,
glycyrrhizon
7,
pre-
duce
the sensation
I,
Philon
121, 21.
yXvKa^co. of sweetness, Plut. II, 1120 E. Sext.
To pro-
ceding.
Geopon.
*yXvKvs,
eta, v, sweet.
ieo Med. Dion. H. II, 929,

24, 4.
165.
14,
tti-
233, 27.
333, 3 -(rdai Trjv yeSa-iv.
2.
vetrdai.
Diosc. 5, 149 (150), Trpos t^v yeBaw. Fresh, not salt, as water. Xenophan.
PoZj^S. 4, 40, 9.
yXvKavnicas, adv. with the sensation of sweetness. Sext. 264, 29. 269, 25. 334, 19.
yXvKacria, as,
ness.
fj,
Eleg.
iVico?.
1, 8.
Agathar. 167,1.
3,
D. 124.
Strab.
1,
4.
16, 4, 14.
(yXvKaiva) ^=. yXvKvrrjs, sweet-
Method. 60 A. NU. 561 A. Act. et Martyr. Matt. 2.
Apocr.
Philon I, 8, 26. 31, 20. 4, 152 (155).

yXuKuo-fM,
p. 224.
af, TO,
Jacob. 3, 12.
Diosc.
sweetmeat.
Achmet. 243,
yXvKao'fia, aros, to,

16, 24.
^=
Nil. 537 B.
2.
yXvfcuTrjs.
Sept. Prov.
ScôZ.
fi,
4m^
Plut. 660.
beverage (sherbet).
Sept.
Nehem.
yXvKa(Tfia
8,
10.
Sir.
Sweetmeat: sweet Esdr. 1, 9, 51. 11, 3. Hes. 'Eyxpts,

Lex.
Sched.
yXvKVTTjs, rjTos,
from
'H
a-r)
saltness.
freshness of water, freedom Diod. 4, 84. Arr. P. Eux.

title.
49.-2.
Suavity, as a
Theoph. 156
i^
iXaiov
vSapes.
yXvKVTrjs, to the
t),
empress Eudoxia.
the eating
622.
yXvKvcpayia, as,
<5,
((jiayeiv)
of sweet
yXvKao'pos, ov,
ness.
3, 18-.
(yXuKaftD)
a sweetening, sweet-
things.
Alex. Trail. 71.

is,
Sept. Cant. 5, 16.
Amos
9,
13.
Joel
yXiiKu0ai/^r,
((paiva) sweet in appearance.
Diosc. Delet.
7.
Orig. II, 809 C.
Nil. 297
A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
'y\VKVCJ>VTOV
yKvKv(fniTov, TO, ((jwTov)
S,
333
Diosc.
yXaira-dKyias,
yXcofTaoKOTTeco
ov,
6,
y'KvKuppiâ.
=;
following.
Polem.
5 (7).
rj,
186.
(yKviaKJxovos)
yKviaXâvia, as,
sweet voice.
Diod.
113.
3, 69, p.
238, 37.
(tâvif)
yXmo-o-oXyor, ov, (yKSxrira, dKycto) babbling, chattering, prating. Philon II, 571, 8. Poll. 6,
119.
y\viai(j>avos, ov,
sweet-voiced.
Poll. 2,
Adam.
at,
1,
S. 414.
f),
y\a>(ro-apyia,
ov,
(;;ûX<ii)
yKvKixuXos,
vdih
sweet
juices.
Clem. A.
II,
Xenocr. 24. 30.

yKvKvxvuia, as,
^,
344.
456 A. 2. Taciturnity. Lueian. [The second component part must
{yXaa-a-apyos)
loquacity.
(yXvKvxvfios)
sweet savor.
be referred to aepyds dpyds.J

yXaa-frapyos, ov, loquacious.
Galen.
11,
384 C.
Galen.
Dion Chrys. U,
Diosc.
3,
yhjKxixviios, ov, (;û/idj) with Sweet savor.
229,
8.
little
XllI, 42 B.
yKvKaSris, es,
rXufcan/ftor,
yKaa-a-apwv, ov, to,

sweetish.
tongue.
151
(EIAQ)
Achmet. 209.
16, 3,
(161).
4,
90 (93).
15.
Galen.
Xm,
23S
K
rrvp6s-
ov,
(rXiJKcBi/)
of Glycon, 'Glyconic.
yXaa-a-riim, otos, to,
Heph.
10, 4, /Merpov,
Glyconic verse.
Quintil.
1, 8,
glossema, obsolete word. Anton. 4, 33.-2. Tongue

Ill,
1TO\V(TX1PO.TI(TTOV.
r=
sculptor.
Anthol.
20,
yXS)o-a-a.
Damasc.
ov,
6,
833 A,
yXwm)9, ov, 6, IV, 182 bis.

yKuTTTiKos,
Poll.
fj
(y\v(j)(o)
yXa>(Tcn]p.aTias,
1.
z=: yXmo'O'coSiys.
Genes.
Tj,
OV,
(yXviTTtjs) cUTving, engraving.
yXma-a-ripMTiâ)
7,
209* (T^payiSav.
sc.
=
r),
yXa(Ta-dXyfa>, to babble.
Genes.
Eus. JU, 70 A,
Classical.
sc.
20, 17.
yXa)<T<rr]pAiTi.K6s,
yXmmiai,
rj,
rixyi, sculpture.
yhnrros,
ov,
(yXicjxo) carved.
ov,
obsolete,
dialect, as
a word.
or peculiar to a Dion. H. V, 195, 10.

ov,
2.
Substantively, to yXvirrov,
d/ioiapa,
VI, 790,
yXa><T(Tiaios
13.
image, idol.
I.
Ex. 34,
7,5.
13,
t&v Btav.
3.
Deut.
4, 16.
Judic. 17,
Lev. 26, Sap. 14,
or yXisTTtaios,
of
the
tongue.
Ysmdi-Athan. IV, 909 D.

yXacro-lhiov, ov, to,
16.
y\v(l>alos, a, ov, (yhifjiri)
relief.
^=
yXaKTcrdpiov.
Diosc. 4,
enrmros,
worked in
130 (131).
yXcotro'lâ or yXarriâ), i&co,
Nic. CP. Histor. 66, 14.

ov,
(yXSo'cra) to kiss.
y\vcj)eiov,
to,
(yXuêiJs) L.
scalprum,
18.
Anthol.
II,
191 {Automedun 3).
sculptor's chisel.
Lueian.
I,
*yXa>a'uis or yXarrris,
y\v(j)evs, cas, 6, -(yXuc^co)
sculptor.
Dion.
H. V, 644,
20.
y\v(j)ri, ^s,
ij,
17.
Jos. Ant". 8, 5, 2.
Sext. 245,
I'Sos, j], ^= yXS>(r(Ta, L. ligula or lingula, the mouth-piece of a musical instrument. Heron 201, of a trumpet. Lueian. I, 850, of a flute. Phryn. 229. P. S.
(yXu^ca) a carving, carved work,

Sept.
32, 32,
condemned.
engraving.
yibdnv.
Ex.
7.
25,
6.
7.
28, 21, (r(f)pa1,
Inscr. 4558.
Diod.
I,
47.
5,
44.
666,
3.
B.
yXwao-aiiroSriiJuiTos.
Glottis
2. Shoe-latchet, Phryn. 229, condemned. of the windpipe. Galen. IV,
Dion.
19.
H. V,
52,
12.
PhUon
578, 51.
464 D, TOV Xdpvyyos.

yXa>i7aoypd(jios, or y\<iiTTOypd(j>os, ov, 6, (ypdrpai)
glossarist.
n, 152,
Pint. II, 355 A.
985 B, on
2.
a seal.
yKv(j)is, I'Sos, ^,
ilf.
Strab. 13, 1, 19.

3,
Galen.
II,
92
cAiseZ.
/os. B. J. 5, 5,
iJ^.
Athen.
81, et alibi.
235, 15.
tjs,
yXdxTO'UTiw. or yXiymiypa, aros, to, grace or fas^.
yKaa-a-a or yXSTra,
tongue.
Sept. Sir. 28,
cination of style.
yXwtro'OKaTopôs,
ov,
Soz. 1088 A.
(^Karexoi^
14 rXfiffira TpiTTj TToXXoiis icraKevcre, a slan-
tongue-holding.
derous tongue, a person that foments broils.

'AttA yXaaraTjs,
^person.
41,
3.
by word of mouth, orally, in Arr. Anab. 2, 14, 1. Dion C. 37,
Paul. Aeg. 156 to yXaxTcroKdroxov, sc. opyavov, a surgical instrument for keeping the
Philostr. 688.
2.
tongue
still.
Language.
Clas-
sical.
CTem.
I,
880 A.
For the
original
He^yXcoaaoKopov, ov, to, =rz yXoitro'OKo/xetoi/. 2. Case, box, chest, coffer. ron 228. 255.
tongues, see Clementin. 18, 4, p. 408 A, seventy. Epiph. I, 184 B, seventy-two. Mai.
II,
Sept. Ileg.
2, 6,
11 as v.
1.
Par.
2, 24, 8. 11.
20.
Sept.
Metonymically, Judith 3, 8. Esai. 66,
nation,
8.
people.
3,
3. Advocacy,
Tov Taiueiov. Josu.
7,
21.
4. Wedge of 5. Tongue of land

(yXoKro-aXyor)
Dan.
gold.
4.
Sept.
crvvijyopia.
Philostr. 621,
Joann. 12, 6. 13, 29. Jos. Ant. 6, 1, 2. Galen. XII, 218 C. Arr. Plut. I, 1060 A. Phryn. P. S. 32, 31. Lmgin. P. M. E. 30. Aquil. Gen. 50, 26. 3. Coffin. 44, 5 bis.
Theod.
Ill,
1116 D.
ov,
6,
=z= raivia.
yXtotrtroKO/iOS,
Hes.
yXoKTiToKopxiv,
coffin.
App.
I,
476, 50.
ijo-o),
yXoHrcraXyco),
akyS)
ttjv
Apocr. Act. et Martyr. Matt. 24. 26. Apoc. Paul. 35. Porph. Cer. 646, 19. Zonar. Lex.
p.
yKSxrcrav, to suffer
4, 185.
Tropically,
pain in
the tongue.
Poll.
442
korto) z== yXoxrTheoph. 537, 19. Basilic. 19, 10, 7.
to babble, chatter.
Greg.
yXoCTtroKcwreo), lyco), (yXSo'ira,

a-oTOfiea.
Nat. n, 313 B.
Anast. Sin. 252 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
'yX(O(Ta0jj,avta
yKaxraofiavia, as,
(jiavia)
334
Kara yoOv
jVQ)ai'ypa<pia
18, Kara ye TrjV epjjv.
ttjv ifir)v.
fj,
madness of speech.
a tongue inform.
(yrtbrf)
Dion. H. V, 541,
12,
Tatimi.
3, p.
812 A.
yKai<TiT6jjX)p(ôs, ov, (fioptprj) like
yv(p.r)b6v (yva>fj,r]),
adv. vote by vote.
Dion. H.
Porph. Cer. 59, 17.

yXaxrcroTredri or yKwTTOTrebrj,
rjs, fj,
Ill,
1605,
ri,
5.
tongue-
yvm/itKos,
ov, {yvafirf)
fetters.
Chrys.
II,
22 E.
Theophyl. B. IV,
or opinion.
of one's own judgment Dion. Alex. 1593 C, deX-qpu.
324 D.
yKa)(T(ToivvpaevTos, ov, (mipo-evo)) like tongues
fire.
2.
Sententious,
Sext. 662, 30
to.
yvmpuca,
of
maxims.
yva)p.iKats,
Damasc.
Ill,
837 B.
ov,
yXa>cr(roirvpa-6iJ.op(pos,
{irvpa-os,
p.op<f>fi)
=
76,
adv.
II,
sententiously.
Anton.
to
5,
18.
Clem. A.
yvcafiodoTeco,
196 A.
(yvfopoborrjs')
preceding.
yXo)(7croy, 6v,
Damasc.
Ill,
836 A.
rjo'to,
express one's
(yXoKraa) ^=z XaKos.
Arcad.
opinion, to advise.
Cyrill.
A. HI, 964 A.
14.
yXaxra-orexvrjs,
ov,
6,
Nicet. Byz. 709 C.

(jexvri)
I,
Suid. TvafioSoTa, yviy

Did.
worker with the
flTJV dldcufiL.
tongue.
Dion Chrys.
265, 11.
yvapyoSoTr/s, ov, 6, (yva/iij, SiScofu) adviser.
jKioa-a-oTjiriTos, ov,
(re/jLva)
with the tongue cut
A. 565 A.
yvcofioXoytKos,
rj,
out,
tongueless.
3, p.
Sept.
Lev. 22, 22.
Just.
ov,
(yvafioXoyia) sententious.
Orat.
236 B.
tongue
Sept.
Fseudo-Demetr.
206,
9.
Tj,
6, 14.
Eudoc. M. 193.
Theon. Prog.
yXaicraoToiiea), rja'a, (refii/o)) to cut out the
yvaip,6XoytKa>s, adv. sententiously.
of a person. B.
849 B. Theoph, 287, 17,

3.
Mace. 2, 7, 4. Plut. IT, Pseudo-7os. Mace. 10. Orig. I, 592

tlvo. airo ttjs
yvwpAiviKos,
ov,
(yvafi.ojv')
gnomonicus,
Beaprj-
(pdpvyyos.
relating to dials.
fiara.
2, 1,
Hipparch. 1048 C,
Orig.
I,
yKaKraoT6pj)Tos nrr yXfi)o"(ror;i7jTOff.
Just. Cohort.
Strab.
1, 1,
20, p. 19, 5, so. demprjpaTo.
35, 'dpyava.
469 D.
dial.
yXata-o-OTOiJLLa, as,
tj,
the cutting out
of the tongue,
yvaiioviK&s, adv. by
1,
means of a
Strab.
2,

yXa)a-(7o(^6pos, ov, ((pepoi')
35.
ov, (yvap.1}, (j)6cipa>)
having a tongue, speakSept. Prov.
yvapxK^dopos,
ing.
mind-corrupt-
ing.
Greg. Nyss. Ill, 737 D.
yX(u{ro"o;jâptrea) i:^ âpiToyXao'a'ea).
yvapuav, ovos,
28, 23.
yXaxra-wdrjs, s,
(yXuo'o-a')
loquacious, talkative.
9, 18.
6, in arithmetic, the odd factor of a number divisible only by two (dpTumepiTos). Thus, the yj/m/ioj/Ei of 6, 10, 14, 18, 22, 26,
Sept. Ps. 139, 12.

yXcoîvoiTos,
rj,
Sir. 8, 3.
are
3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13.
Nicom.
p.fi
79.
ov,
(yXtoxts^ with points, pointed.
yvcopi^ca, to
1,
make known.
1208
Classical.
Just. Apol.
Paul. Aeg. 348.

yvaTTTio
^
3,
16
Tvapi^(rd(Da'av
ovTes ILpLtTTiavoi.
(trajrrco.
Phryn. P.
S. 23, 19 ywo-
Const.
(536),
Tavra yvapLa-ai
Polyb.
(îrjvai.
ifimv iôutriav,
yvafjjaXwv, ov, to,
g n a p h a 11 o n
preceding.
a plant.
know
4,
:^
Tg
vfiSiv iôvtria.
2.
ttjv
To
yiyvaxTKia.
Classical.
2, 37,
Diosc.
122 (132).
yvdipaXov, ov, to,

II,
et alibi.
Iambi. V. P. 48
Ibid.
Galen.
yvwpLôpevovs, distinguished.
pi'fo/iai,
I,
3,
'Em
mivfirei
Pass, yva-
295
yva(j>aXii)Biis, es,
3,
34 (37).
yva(j)itov
=
rj,
(EIAQ) like yvd(f>dKov. Diosc. Ruf. apud Orib. 11, 215, 13.
Hippol. Haer. 446,
Sept.
7.
Kvacj}eiov.
yvacjievs, ea>s, 6,
^=
Kva(j)evs, fuller.
7, 3.
Reg.
to flourish, as an author. Clem. A, 865 A. Eus. n, 321 B. Jul. apud CyrilL. A. IX, 813 D. *yvapipjis, ov. 6, disciple. Xen. Mem. 2, 3, 1. Dion. H. V, 134, 4. Strab. 1, 1, 11. PhUon
I,
4,18,17. Esai.
yi'a0ocos,
36,2.
Marc.
9, S.
201,
6.
208, 4.
Jos. B. J. 4, 8,
ov, (yva<\>e(js) fuller's.
Diosc. 4, 160
Orig.
Just. Apol. 1, 32, the Apostles.
2. Knovm.
Parth.
3,
et
alibi.
(163).
Plut.
n, 99 D,
so. Texvr).
m,
Achmet. 241
friend.
6 yvmpip.os,
an acquaintance,
Classical.
1072 B.
yvdtpa
yvatêva.
17,
yvdyjns, eios,
Diosc. 4, 159 (162).
yviipurpa, aros, to, token.

1, p. 4, 11.
to KvdjjmTeiv.
Schol. Arist.
Plut. 166.
yvrjaidîo
yKojpMTTijs,
Ov,
6,
:=: yvairrqs,
wizard.
Sept.
(ymjiTios}, to be familiar or intimate
Reg.
4, 23, 24.
77,
Aquil. Deut. 18, 11.
with.
yvrjcnp.os,
'Pseud-Athan. TV, 380 B,

i/,
ov,
nvL
yvapLfmicos, Epict.
2,
ov,
(yvapiâ) capable of knowing.

Plut.
yvfjo-ios.
Tim. Ant. 257

Basil.
20, 21.
3, 45.
n, 79 D, Toi
icaXoJ.
A.
yvrja-ioTrjs, ryros,
tj,
Max.
nobleness, as a title.
Tyr.
Just. Apol. 2, 14 To yvaalo-xpov, the power
puTTiKov KoXov
Km
r),
of knowajrdi|>a-
IV, 545 A.
yvo(j)ep6s, d, ov,
Martyr. Areth. 42,

(yv6<jios)
17
trij.
ing good
Sept.
and
evil.
Sext. 215, 24.

(yv&o-is, ypd<f>co)
8vo(f>fp6s.
yvaa-iypatpia, as,
Job
yvafo],
10,
21*.
ais Socaormi', judicial decision.
Longin. Ev"
ris, fi,
opinion.
Polyb. 4, 31,
2.
18, 1,
pea. 547, 21.
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by Microsoft
iyvwcn,fjia')(t,a
335
yor]rrji;
ymKTipaxia, as,
opinion.
of yuaariKms, adv. with knowledge. Poll. 4, 8. Clem. A. I, 292 C. 1020 A. 1184 C, et alibi. Euagr. Scit. 1229 C. Tvaxrifiaxoit <ov, oi, (/ia;(ojaat) Gnosimachi, a sect opposed to religious investigation. Damasc. yvaxTTOs, rj, 6v, yvcocTTiKos, capable of knowing. Sept. Gen. 2, 9 (2, 17). Philon I, 55, 27. I, 757 A. Diognei. 1185 A yi/fflOTms, adv. with knowledge : clearly, distinctly. yvaais, f<or, iji knowledge. TheopMl. 2, 25, p. 1092 A Sept. Ex. 33, 13. Prov. 27, 23. Sv\ov yvoMTea)!.
Vi
(.ytiKTiimxos) difference
Philon
I,
693, 43.
To luXov tA r^y yi'<o(reo)y, <Ae tree of knowl"Epxtrai els ynSxriv, edge (Gen. 2, 9. 17). Attal. 272, 12 it comfs to one's knowledge.
yoyyrj,
rjs, rj,
yoyyiapiov
113.
gong a,
root.
Eus.
I,
109 A.
Koyyidpiov.
yoyypiou, ov, to,

1,
Syncell. 398, 8.
yoyypos.
Schol. 0pp. Hal.
OiSew
rS>v inavraiv
els
'iva
yvSxriv
iXtjXvBev,
rj
laropia TrapaSeStoKev,
p^Tjpfuouo-a
âaCKei-
yoyypOKTovos,
ov,
(ydyypos, Kxeivai) conger-killing.
ovira itoKk firjSeva Trjs apxfis
XoyLmjTai a^tqv.
3.
Plut. II, 966 A.

yoyyvfo), vtra, to coo as
aXjiTe yvairiv fiera dpxovrmv.
Apophth. 436 C MrjSe 3. Deep knowledge, especially of divine things. Luc. 11,52.
Acquaintance.
a dove. Poll. 5, 89. 2. To murmur, grumble, Tovdpiîo, tovBo-
=
fjv
piâ.
jTOvrjpa
Paul.
seq.
Rom.
2,
20. 15, 14.
Cor.
1, 1, 5.
1, 8,
Sept. Ex. 16, 7 as v. 1. Num. 11, 1, evavn Kvpiov. 14, 27 'A avToi yoyyv. . . .
2, 8, 7.
2, 11, 6.
Clem. R.
1, 1.
36. 40.
Tim. 1, 6, 20, et alibi. Barn. 6. 9. 10. 18.

1185 A.
Tatian.S4:9
ôv(nv evavTiov p,ov

VfiStv.
ey6yyv(Tau nepl
1,
14, 29, en efwi

Sir.
3,
5,
Judic.
14.
Judith
30, 12.
Patriarch.W&iA^(aTiâiv(^S)syvi><re<iys. Ignat.
5,
22.
25.
Esai. 29, 24.
657B. C,feC.
Diofirnei.
A, ToC deov, ^= Beoyvaxria. 1248 C. Clem. A. I, 285 C.

C.
Iren. 1077 B.
Thren. Joann.
U, 209
C.
477
Matt. 20, 11. Luc. 5, 30. Barn. 780 A. Epict. 6, 43, et alibi. 1,29,55.4,1,79. iucian. IH, 667. Anton.
38.
290,16. 291,6. The pseudo-Christians of the second century claimed that they alone possessed this subIren. 437 A. 468 A. 581 lime knowledge. Clem. A. I, 280 A. 588 B. 657 B. 665 A.
/amW. Myst.
7,
14.
2, 3. 4, 32 Toyyvôvres em rots rrapovcn. Phryn. 358, condemned. Athan. II, 752 D, Greg. Nyss. HI, 316 D Kara rav irarepwv. Ti fieya &v yoyyvtrda/xev, to be grumbled at.
Aster. 361
-a-drjvai.
B.
941 B.
176, 59.
yoyyvkiv, for yoyyvkiov, to,
yoyyvXr}, turnip.
338, 20.
Trpi
502, 96.
Epiph.
Tr.
11,
701
C
36,
Oi d/i^l
Gnostics.
4.)
Geopon. 12,
1, 8. 9.
yvSxTiv =:i oi
TvatoTiKoi,
the
(Compare Hermes
'H
called.
Poem.
20.
yoyyuXtoSijr, es,
(yoyyvXos}
roundish.
Schol.
Arist. Vac. 788.

y&yyv<rLS,
27.
ea>s,
fj,
yjfevSatwiios yvSxns,
knowledge falsely so
^=
yoryyva/ios,
Sept.
Num.
14,
Paul. Tim.
oi, 6,
1, 6,
wwonjs,
26, 3.
(ytyvwo'KO)) knower.
I,
Plut.
init.
Dan.
28, 3.
42.
Luc. Act. Theodtn. 370 F, attestor. 8. Wizard. Sept. Reg. 1,
yoyyva-fios, ov, 6, (yoyyv^to)

6opv(Tfi6s,
=.
Tovdpvarfids, rov-
a murmuring, grumbling.
Sept.
Sir.
Ex.
46,
16,
7.
7.
Num.
17, 5. 10.
Sap.
1, 10.
4, 21, 6.
i),
jwiaffTDtoi,
6v,
capable of knowing.
II,
(yvaarris) cognitive, knowing, PMorel, 37, 28. Plut.
1023 D, toC alcr0rjTiKov 924 C. 2. Wise, enClem. A. I, 292 B. lightened. Iren. 665 A. 704 C. 748 A. 757 A. 1157 A. 1213 B. 1344 A. 1345 B. n, 292 A, et alibi saepe. Zonar. Lex. Diog. 1, 114. Soz. 520 B.
904 F.
990 A.
Siva/us.
Clem. A.
I,
Luc. Act. 6, 1. Joann. 7, 12. Anton. Clem. A. Phryn. 358, condemned. 9, 37. II, 637 B. Arcad. yAyyva-os, ov, 6, murmurer, grumbler.
78, 2 yoyva-cros.
yoyyv<TTr)s,
ov,
6,
Const. Apost.
7, 7.
TovBpvarrjs,
II,
murmurer.
Ant.
Jud. 16. 1528 A.
Greg. Naz.
656 C.
Mon.
TvaMTUKos, 6
TTJ
aKridela noiadels reXeias-
yoyyv(TTiKS>s, adv. mutteringly.
Erotian. 352.
yoyyva-Tpia, as,
fj,
female murmurer.
Caesarius
3. Gnosticus, Gnostic,
tion
assumed as a designaby those who, fancying themselves deep
1072.
attempted to subject Christianity Iren. 560 to flieir respective philosophies. A, alpems. 564 A. 685 B. 691 B. 838 A. 857 A. 1074 B. 1194 B. Clem. A. I, 288 A. 312 B. Hippol. 868 A. Haer. 132, 52. 216,21. 408,83. Orig. 1, 1277 B. Porphyr. V. Plotin. 66, 7. Bus. 11, 317 B. Cyrill. H. 925 A. Epnph. I, 292 A. 473 C. 4. Contemplative ; opposed to ttpoktikSs. Euagr. Scit. 1221 C. Soz. 517 B, certain
thinkers,
Hes. ToSa, Macedonian. y68a, TO, entrails. [Apparently connected MoKeSoves. eurepa.
with the English

forms.]
yoepSjs (yoepos), adv.
gut
and
its
kindred
moumfuUy.
Dion. Thr.
629, 21.
yoriTevTiKos,
rj,
^v,
48.
Porphyr. V. Pyth.
Poll. 4, iyoriTeiw) magical. Schol. ArisU 70.
Plut. 590.
yoTjTevTiKas,
alibi.
yoT^Ti/s, ov, 6,
adv. magically.
Poll.
4,
51 et
solitaries.
y6ris.
Leant.
Mon. 641 B.
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yorjTi,ico<i
336
Diog.
I,
jovv
a plant.
Classical.
yorjTiKos,
T),
Qv,
iyorjs)
magical.
bewitching.
1,
8.
Diosc.
.
1,
1.
3,
129
Eus. IV, 197 B.

yofiTis, ibos,
fj,
Oreg. Naz.
1184 A.
Strut. 34.
II,
(yoriTrjs)
(139)^ yovbrjs or yovvhai,

drjs,
6,
yorjrpis, iSos, n, sorceress.
Greg. Nyss.
108
veca
Tefjuixi-
^, Papnlagonian, Schol. Lucian.

rjfiiv
a-airep-
II,
736.
B.
yofS,
TJ,
3,
Carthaginian,
Suid. TovvSas, to nap'

Kopioi/,
Xeyoiievov you*-
Kopiavvov.
Siov.
yoi/fijf,
Diosc.
64 (71).
yopapiv for yofiapLovC.
Joann. Mosch. 2869 B. Joann. Mosch. Porph. Cer. 476, 8.
ias,
01
6,
parent, as a
Kopv(j)a1s
title.
Simoc. 51, 29
jrepi-
Tois
tS>v
aûopArav
jrarrip
Doroth.
nOO
yojjApiov, ov, TO,
T).
\ap,Tr6p.voi.
(Compare
âaCKias.)
yofios, load.
1.
\_Gregent.
yovei.]
17,
588
ov,
t^ yovim, barbarous,
ancestral,
= tb
2869 B.
as v.
yofiop, TO, indeclinable,
Hebrew
"rar,
omer,' yowKos,
(yovevs)
paternal.
a measure.
16, 20.
yoiios, ov,
Ex. 16, 16. 36. Reg. 1, Hos. 3, 2. Ezecb. 45, 11 seq. 6, padding ? wadding ? Achmet. 244.
Sept.
Joann. Mosch. 3065 B Toe yoviKov fni&v oIkov. Phoc. Novell. 299, icXi/poSoTheoph. 630. Epiph. Mon. 264 B Ta yovim tov Aavii, cri'a.
estate.
yovifioTTOLOs,
yofioa, mcra, (yd/xoj) to load, lade.
Babr. Ill,
9,
Tov
ovoi/.
Dioclet. G. 13, 8 "Ajxaâ îXaiv ye-
ov,
(yovLfios,
TTotecfl)
fertilizing.
yoii.ajiVrj.
Mai. 404, 13
TO,
'Eyd/itotrci'
avra Ovv-
Pseudo-Dj'on. 337 A.
yovifios, ov, productive, etc.
VLKrjv Kot TorQiKrjV x^'^P^ caTrXicrixej/ovs.
Max.
to
Tyr. 65, 2
yo/icfidptov,
ov,
(yopupos) a species of Jish.

Schol.
Opeyjfai yovip,coTdTov.
Sclwl. Lye. 664.

3,
0pp. Hal.
1,
112.
yovoKTOvea,
r/tTa),
(yovos, KTeiva')
kill
one's
339.
own
A).
Sept.
18,
Sir.
offspring.
_
Pseudo-P/uJ. H, 1044 (1164
yofKpid^w, daa>, {yop.îos) tny teeth are set on

edge.
30,
10,
tovs obovras aov.
yoKoX^To,
Dacic,
^=
XidooTrcpiiov.
Diosc.
3,
Ezech.
Ot
odopres ratv reKvav iyop.following.
148 (158). Apparently a corruption of yoiwXiOos.

yoi/oTToteo),
rj(r(a,
(f)iaa'av.
r),
yo/iipiacris, eas,
yop.(pLa<Tp.6s,
ov,
6,
(yQp.(fiid^ci})
Diosc.
2,
63.
(yovoTTOtos)
to
beget children.
4.
alp^cadla, the
Eus. VI, 529 B.

yovoTToua,
as,
5.
tj,
Geopon. 19,
having
the teeth
on edge.
Sept.
rj
Amos
4, 6.
impregnation.
Alex. Aphr.
Hes. ToiKpiaciiov, (Tvv6\a<Tfi6v, Tj alp.(ij8iaiTp.6v odovTmv.

yofKpirr]!, ov, 6,
crvvrpififwu,
Probl. 77,
yovGTTotoy, ov,
(yoinj, TTOtett))
generative.
1.
Just.
a kind of spice.
y6p.ôs.
Aet.
1, p.
9 b,
Cobort.
7,
vSaip.
rj,
Hermias
43.
yoiJ.(f>ai8r]i,
yovoppoia, as,
es, like
(yovoppoios)
gonorrhoea.
Caesarius \011.
y6p.<p(cfjLa,
aros, to. {yopôai) L.
compages, struc-
ture.
Plut.
ewff,
I,
306 E.
r],
y6p.<f)(oa'ts,
L. compactio,
a fastening.
Antyll.
Antyll. apud Orib. I, 265 C. Euagr. Scit. 1265 A. In dreams. 437, 6. Jejun. 1924 A. Pallad. Laus. 1172 B. Antyll. apud yovoppoCnos, rj, ov, yovoppvrjs.
Galen. H,
Galen.
II,
281 A.
Orih.
I,
oil, 12.
yop.(f>aiTr}p, fjpos. 6,
a kind of exKOTreuy.
yovoppoios, ov,
5, 5,
6.
yovoppvrjs-
Jos. B. J.
6, 9, 3.
apud
Orih. Ill, 618, 4.

rj,
yofKâiTos,
op, Li.
compactus, fastened together.

1,
yovoppva, incorrect for yovoppoia.
Aristeas
9.
Strah. 16,
11, raft.
yovoppvea,
Tjira, to
be yovoppvrjs.
Sept. Lev. 15,
yovaTeiov, ov, t6,
(yovv) L.
tiie
genuale,
a sort
33.
22, 4.
of covering for
19.
knees.
Porph. Cer. 528,

Cratin.
yovoppvrjs, is, {yovrj, pc'o)) subject to gonorrhoea.
Sept. Lev. 15, 4.
Num.
5, 2.
Reg.
I,
2, 3, 29.
^yovaTiô), iVo), to Strike with the knee.
(Compare
Jos. Ant. 3, 11, 3 Toij nepl t^k

[Cyrill.
apud
11.
Poll.
2,
2. To kneel.
3-
188 et Phryn. P. S. 81, 21. Orig. II, 136 A. Mai. 309,

to kneel.
yovfjv peofievovs.)
A.
892 B. C
Etr yoro t6
dcXa-
TOV yovoppva.~\
yovv, aTos, to, knee.
To cause
(yom)
Aquil. Gen.
24, 11.
bend of the knee. Philon II, 479, 13. Lucian. U, 578 Iloteii' TO OTTO yovariot; (Lucret. 4, 1264 more ferarum quadrupedumque magis ritu). yovans, I'Sor, r/, yom, joint of tbe reed. Epiph. I, 1189 D. yoKaToSeo-Zios, ov, 6, {yow, Se(rp.6s) yowicKdyovaxiov, ov, to,
koXtj'^, the
piSos, knee-deep.
(eiv,
Tow
1, 8,
Polyb.
1, 22, 6
Kaimreiv or
to
3, 1,
bend
the knee, to kneel before.
Sept.
Reg.
Par.
19, 18 29, 20.
OvK aKKatrav yow ra

70.
BaoX.
Esai. 45, 23 'E/xol Kdjtfa
irdv yovv.
KdjXTTTui
Esdr.
Paul. Eph.
3,
14
Ta yovaTa fiov Trpos TOV naTepa.

Iren. 1233
Tow
KKiveiv, to kneel.
p.fj
A To Se ev
KvpiaKrj
kXiWiv
ydio).
Hippol. 713 B. C.
piov.
Gloss. TovaToSea-fios, genuale.
yovarov, ov, to,

yovaTwbrjs,
es,
Apoc. Paul. 58. (EIAQ) furnished ivith joints, as

ydi^.
665 A TouTo) yow kKlvoviiiv. Petr. Alex. Can. 15. Macar. 528 C. Const. Apost. 8,
9.
Pseudo-iAusf.
1364 A.
KXiVis
yavarav,
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yovvK\apioi>
kneeling at prayers.
Thecl.
Plut.
TO.
337
Euagr.\,il.
kKio-iv-
FpaiKois
cavern,
II,
Apocr. Act. Paul, et

9.
5.
Act. Barn.
I,
937
A
22,
Tiji'
eh yom
Ti64vaL
den. Hieron. Theod. ni, 1400 D. youXa, 7), the Latin gula, Olos
a-Tofia,
21
B,
gubba.
gullet.
Erotian. 274
Pseudo-(?a/en.
glut-
yovara,
^=
KKiveiv
21.
19.
Luc.
I,
Marc. 15, ra yovara. Act. 7, 60, et alibi.
yovXav irpo^drov.
X, 662 A.
yov\dpr]s,
ton.
6,
{TertuLl. do, etc.)
1191 A,
De genu quoque
ponen-
(yovXa) the Latin g u 1 o s u

r/,
Basilic. 19, 10, 4.

as,
yowKXaptov, ou, t6,

the knee.
yovvieKivris,
(genicularis) armor for

12, 16.
yovva,
Mauric.
es,
Clementin.
3, 1,
(yow, (cXiW) with bent knees. p. 112 C.
yomK\ia-ia, as, ^, (yovv, kXio-w)

kneeling, genuflexion.
geniculatio,
Athan. Orig. I, 552 A. Tertull. I, 1222 B. Basil. Ill, 877 A. IV, 192 n, 1292 B. C. Pseudo-/s<. 1364 Epipli. II, 832 A. C. B. Aster. 436 A. Joann. Mosch. 2937 C.
Stud. 1661 D.
yavvKKirea,
rj<Ta>,
Porph. Adm. 155. 2. a fur-lined garment. Porph. Cer. 381, 11. Achmet. 158. Tzetz. ad Lycophr. 634. Barthol. 1405 A. 1445 B. (Compare navvdio), and the English gown.) yovvdpm, a>v, Ta, (yoCva) fur -sellers' shops. Chron. 623. Theoph. Cont. 420, 16. 744,
fur.
Gunna, gonna,
20.
yovvbas, yovvbiov, see yovSrjs.

yovviov, ov, to, =^z yovva.
Mauric.
1, 2.
= yow
*yovpos,
kKivo), to kneel.
6,
a kind of pie.
Solon 38 (26).
See
Jejun.
also ayyovpos.
1916 D.
yowjrcTco), ^(Tco, (yoyvwcnjff) ^0 ya//
yovTTarov, to, the Latin
guttatum (guttaEust. Ant. 628
ow iê hnee,
32,
25,
to
7.
tus).
Athen. 14, 57.
kneel down.
Polyh. 15,
29,
9.
yoQi8r)s, es, ^=z yorjTLKOs.
629
Matt. 17, 14, auToi', kneeling

27, 29, eimpoa-6ev airov,
down
him.
CD.
ypda
as.
f),
kneeling before him.
(Sanscrit ?) a kind of sea-serpent.

38.
Marc.
1,
40.
10,
17, airrov.
Cornut. 37.
Stud. 813 C.
aneiho), airov-
Arr. P.
as v.
M. E.
6,
Arcad. 149, 27.

yowTreTtjO'ts, ois,
r],
ypdâTTos, ov,
KpdâTTos.
Marc.
6,
55
a kneeling.
1.
yopyfiojiai, evcrofuu, (yopyos)

Sdfffi,
^=
ypaSrjXiv for ypaSrjXiov.

ypaBrjXtov,
Porph. Cer. 232,
21.
to
make
haste.
to
Symm.
Eccl. 10, 10.

Nil. 92 C,
Macar. 476 D,
Trpoff avTTjv.
be wide awake.
more correctly ypahiXiov, ov, to, (gradilis) =. ôBfiis, step, stair. Porph.
Cer. 63,
9. 6,
i.
yopyid^m,
a(Ta>,
(Fopyias)
to
imitate
Oorgias.
ypddos,
ov,
the Latin g r a d u
Inscr-
3902. 3902,
Pseudo-iVt7. 545 D.
ypdSma-is, ear,
yofryoveia
^=
yprjyopda.
17,
17,
(ypddos) steps, stairs, collec-
yopyovids, dSos,
Ill,
the
name
of a plant.
Phot.
tively considered.
ypaia, as,
rj,
Theoph. Cont. 139,
21.
1268 B.
II,
yopyoviov, ov, to, (ropyto) mystical,
^=
17,
to irepiRfijievov bepfia r^ o/u0aXra.

Ill, 390, 6.
aeKxjvrf.
Ruf. apud Orih.

TpaiKia, as,
Clem. A.
80 B.
(yopyos) quickness, rapidity.
Graecia,
'EXXay.
Nic.
II,
yopyorrjs, ?;tos, to,
752 A.
ypaiKifta,
Symm. Eccl. 2, 21. Hermog. Rhet. 295, of style. Macar. 512 C.

yopyoTo/xi'a, as, ^,
(ropytu,
refivco')
the decapita-
tion
of Gorgo.
Strab.
8, 6, 21.
yopyaviov, to, =:: XiOoanepfiov.
Diosc.
3,
148
(FpaiKos) to use the Greek lanMethod. CP. 1324 D. Fseudo-Theophyl. B. FpaiKiKos, f], ov, Greek. IV, 1216 A. 1229 A. Steph. B. VpaiKos TpaLKis, ibos, fj, Graeca.
I'o-o),
guage.
(158).
ypaiKUTTi, adv.
Ill,
graece
Hes.
6,
iXXrjviaTi.
Const.
a heretic. Theod. IV, 388 B. Heges. 1324 A. Vop6tpioi, av, oi, Gortheni, the followers of Gorthaeus. Epiph. I, 161 A. Theod. IV, 345 B. Heges. 1324 Topdrjcovoi.
TopSaios, also VopBeos, ov, 6, Gorthoeus,
1041 A.
ov,
TpaiKiT>]s,
TpaiKOS.
Steph. B. Tpai-
KOS ....
ypdiKOS,
17,
ov,
(ypaiJs) old woman's.
Clem,.
A.
172 B. 596 B.
^TpaiKos, ov,
1,
6,
yopTnaios, ov, 6, gorpiaeus, a
Macedonian month.
Plut.
I,
Graecus.
Inscr.
Aristot.
Meteor.

lUfjVOS.
9 B,
14,
15.
2374,
10.
11
(Parian).
yard, as, ^
Macedonian,
MaKeSoves.
ov,
Ss, ovs, sow.
Hes.
Tordv, iv.
VorOtKos,
13.
fj,
Frag. 104. 160 (Strab. 1, 2, 39). Sleph. B. FpaLKos, 6 '^XXrjV. Hes. Tpamos, "'EXXrjv.Eust. 890, 14. In later writers, from PoCall.
Gothicus, Gothic.
Themist. 167,
TmBos,
ov. 6,
Goth.
Themist. 167, 13.
Cyrill.
H. Catech. 10, 19. PhUostrg. yovâs, d, 6, Chaldee 3 J or X5J 43
2, 5.
downward, it is the representative of the Latin Graecus, as applied to the hisPlut. I, Polyb. 35, 6, 2. torical Greeks. 863 B. Athen. 2, S5. Hieron. J, 465 (176).
lybius
Xokkos, pit,
652 (284). Acac. apud
Cyrill.
A. X, 100 D,
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TpaiicovXo<}
Prise. 190, 20.
338
ypafifiariaTiiK-^
&/). Esdr. 1, 8, 3. 38, 24. Sir. 10, 5.
2, 4,
2,
7, 6.
Proc. 11, 93. 136. 313, the Eastern Romans. Consi. Ill, 677 A. Theoph. Porph. Adm. 217. 705. TpaUovXos, ov, 6, the Latin Graeculus,
Nehem.
8,
1.
et alibi.
Maoc. 2, 6, 18. ifcfofi. [The Jewish ypappaTets cor-
a tenn of contempt.
ypaiKoa,
dxTio,
{TpaiKos)
Dion C. 46, 18, 1. to make Greek, to con:
respond to the iilema of the Mohammedans.] Matt. 13, S. A man of letters, scholar.
52, et alibi.
Paul. Cor.
1, 10.
1, 1, 20.
4.
Pre-
vert into Greek.
reading
ypats,
is
Leo. Tact. 18, 102 if the (Compare Her. 8, 73 eV sound.
fect, officer, overseer,
Sept.
Ex.
5, 6.
Num.
1,
11, 16.
Josu.
Par.
2, 19, 11.
ScScopievvTca.)
i'Sos,
f/,
ypapparevco, to be ypappaTcvs 4.
Sept. Par.
ypaxis.
Athan.
I,
613 A.
26, 29.
Schol. Arist. Pac. 812, et alibi.
ypapev, to, the Latin

Biosc. 4, 30.
ra
men
ypappaTTitfjopos, ov, 6, :=^ ypappjiToôpos.
Plut.
ayptoans.
I,
1056
I),
et alibi.
Basil.
*ypappjiTihha, Boeotic for
IV, 284 B as v. 1. ypappariâ := ypapto
*ypdpp,a, oTor, TO, (ypd<j}a>) ?effer of the alphabet.
pareia.
ypappaTLâ),
Inscr. 1573. 1574.

tffo),
Aesch. Sept. 429. 463.

'Av6payira> i'wuTTapeva
Sept. Esai. 29, 11
(ypdppui)
make
learned.
ypdppara, who can read.
Not found
pana-pevos,
in the active.
Participle yeypaplettered,
Diod. n, 590, 90 Aia ypappAraiv, in writing. Jos. B. J. 5, 5, 7, the Dion. H. V, 211, 5.
L.
litteratus,
learned-
namenirr.
hieroglypMcs.
Plut. II, 1120
670 F,
ifpd,
ypappanKevopm
scholar.
Tatian. 1 T^v 8ta ypappAraiv 2. Writing, iraibeiav, the art of writing.
(ypappanKos), Palladas 41. Phot.

r},
to
I,
play 557 A.
the
*ypappanK6s,
literary,
6v,
(ypdppa) L.
litterarius, relat-
hook,
literary
performance
Polyb.
usually in the
5,
8,
ing to the letters of the alphabet.
Hence,
Plut.
2,
plural.
Classical.
6, 1. 2.
Erinna
2,
epigram.
j4n<?p.
learned;
4.
opposed to aypipparos,
Epict.
3, 19, 6.
II,
Sept. Esth.
5. 49.
56, 2.
Joann. 5, 47. Jos. Apion. 1, 2. Ony. I, 1048 D. m, 981 A. 1185 A, ra Sext. 609, 9 -iraXaid, the Old Testament. 3. Scripture ^= ypa(l>ri. Philon II, seq. Paul. Tim. 2. 3, 15. 421, 3. 574, 36, iepd. Orig. IV, 269 C, ayia. Jos. Apion. 1, 10. Greg. Th. 1073 B, Beiov. Athan. I, 84 B. Epiph. n, 757 A. Cyrill. A. X, 273 B,
Sept. Dan. 1, 582 A, dvfjp.

yvvrj.
Sext. 584, 21.
Diog.
99,
elSas.
2.
Antiati. 88, 9 TpappariKos, 6 TroXXa
Grammaticus,
grammatical,
relating to
A.
I,
grammar. Eratosth. apud Clem. 793 A. Dion. H. VI, 940, 14, eîjyrims.
1,
Strab. 14,
48, <7xoXij.
Sext. 631, 31, ypa-
oXoyia.
3.
6, 5.
Substantively,
Strab. 1,
(a)
ypappariKos,
Upov.
grammaticus,
Letter, epistle
;
4.
usually in the plural.

27,
7
2,
grammarian. Polyh. 32, 24. Dion Chrys. II, 274,
Classical.
Polyb.
15,
Tm
jrpos rois
14,
ypap-pam Teraypiva, corresponding secretary. Philon n, 533, 3, ema-To\iiJ.aLa. Inscr. 3833. ms. II, 956 B, fiaaiXiKov. Jul. 442 D. Did. A. 924 A, to nauXou, Paul's epistles. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1009 B. Apophth. 85 B
'E8f'|aro KtoviTTaiTtou toC â(TiKeas
A
5,
10. Tatian. 861 C. CZem. 793 A. n, 73 A. ^/ien. 2, 84. Soar. Const. HI, 1017 A, PapaiKos, Latin 25.
Epict.
2, 9,
I,*
teacher.
Tevs.
TiKT),
(b)
J)
scribe, secretary,
ypdppara Iva eXdrj els KavcTTaimvovTroXiv, inviting him to go to Constantinople. 5. Edictum, edict. App. n, 800, 78. 6. Picture. Erinna 4.
25.
(d)
i
^ ypappaAihen. 1, so. ym'17, female grammarian.

ypappaTiKT), sc. Te^vr],
Classical.
Sept. Esai. 33, 18.
(c)
ypappa-
gram7, 3, 6,
7.
lum
ma t
629,
p.'
c a,
grammar.
Dion. Thr.
2.
Dioaf. 3, 4. 12, 13.
Strab. 3, 1, 6.
20, 22.
Sext. 608, 17.
671, 29 Oi
Gramma,
or
the
Koman scripua weight.

Galen.
7,
ypappuiTLK^s,
TiKT),
=^ ypappaTLKOi.
(c) ^ ypappa7.
drro t^s
scrupulum,
Act.
3,
the alphabet.
Polyb. 10, 47,
Pto.
I,
Xm,
981 A.
104.
Geopon.
13,
3109
A 'H /xer' EvKKeiSriv ypappaniai, the Ionic

f/
[Those who first used it in this sense 2. imagined scripulum to be a derivative of

scriho, ypdcjxo.^
.
alphabet. II, 579 A,

Schol.
cjrlllpcBTeljSacrtXeuowt.
ypappaTeia, as,
Sir. 44, 4.
ij,
(ypappaTcito) learning.
Sept.
ypapparfiou, ov, to,
=
L.
oi
ypappaTels collectively
8.
p. 182 (Venet.). Cramer. IV, 318, 25. (f) ^ ypappjiTud], learning ; opposed to dypapparia. Philon I, 502, 34. (g) to ypappaTiKo, grammatical knowledge, grammar.
Hom.
n.
7,
185,
Bekker. 783.
considered.
Polyb. 4, 87,
i),
Strab.
,
3, 4,
3.
Epict.
1,
12, 13.
2,
9,
10.
ypappareis, ems,
secretary.
4, 19, 2.
2.
s c
ba
2,
scribe, clerk,
2,
Plut. II, 75 B.
kSiv.
419
I,
AiSda-KoKos ypappan-
Sept. Reg. 2, 8, 17.

4, 25, 19.
1, 5,
20,
25.
Clem. A.
793 A.
?
Par.
26, 11.
Ps. 44,
I,
4.
Of
striped jasper
Lucian.
II,
333,
Mace.
42.
1, 7, 12.
Philon
322,
TTOTrjpia.
Schol. Lucian. Ibid. TpappanKO, rh

)(0VTa.
rjs,
fj,
35, of the
le'vmi/.
2.
army.
Arr. Anab. 3, 5, 3, em. t&v Learned in the Jewish law.
ypappds
ypappaTUTTiKT),
(ypappanarris^
sc.
r^"?
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ypa/i/jiaToSLSaaKokeiov
the
339
ypappoTtoUiXos,
7,
ypacf)^
ov,
art
;
guage
TLKTj.
of teaching the rudiments of a lannot to be confounded with ypafi/iaI,
(noiKtXos) Striped.
Athen.
110.
ov,
6, 7.
r),
Philon
540, 50.
Sext. 608, 20.
610,
ypappos,
{ypd<t>a>)
the
act
of writing.
19.
Arcad.
59,
ypafiimToSiBa<TKdKelov, ov, to, (ypafifuiToMdiTKa-
ypaoXoyia, as,
twaddling.
31.
{ypavs, Xeya) old

3, p.
Xos)
to
primary
school,
where children learn

Plut. II, 278 E.
Taiian.
woman's talk, 812 A. Sext. 631,
read and write.
712
Adam. 1764 B.
,
I,
A.
ypa^fiaTo8i8d(rKa\or, ov,
6,
ypaoTT/jfmjs,
(StSatricaXof)
(jrpeTra>) "beftting
teacher
Cyrill.
A.
461 C. 469 B. IX, 632 B.
an old woman. X,
Cyrill.
of the rudiments of language. Diog. 10, 2.

ypafijiaTOiKTayaryeis,
Plut.
I,
194 D.
265 D.
ypao7Tp7rS>s, adv. as befits
eas,
6,
(eitrayayeuj)
^
1.
an
old
woman.
A. X, 256
ypaorepa, as,
C.
t),
ypapp,aTevs-
Sept.
16, 18.
Ex.
6,
18, 21.
25 as v.
(ypavs) an older woman.

((^tXeco)
Epiph.
Deut.
1, 15.
n, 745 A.
(ypap/ia, Kopiâ) letterII,
ypapparoKopiirnjs, ov,
carrier, courier.
ypadtpCXos,
ov,
fond of
old women.
Eus.
121 C.
Theophyl.
B. IV, 324 D.
ypapparoKos, ov, (Wkto)) bringing forth letters.
Anthol. IV, 39.
ypappaT6<v(j>os,
6, ::z=
ypawriov
S2.
ypappjiTOKv(\>a>v.
Sfl ypd(J3eiv.
(Bfjo-a-a), it
Strab. 9, 4, 5, iv Tois
dva-i a-lypa
must be spelled with
Method.
ypanrds,
ture.
r],
6v,
painted.
1,
Inscr. 124, eiKav, pic-
368 6.
ypappaTonlvai, okos,
Schol.
6,
(jriVa^)
map-maker.
elpi.
Dion. P. 321, 32.

rja'a,
ypappaTo<\)op,
ypapparotôpos
Strab. 5, 4, 13, p. 399, 14.
ypapparoôpoi,
carrier.
ov,
6,
(ypdppa, <îpa>)
79, 9, et alibi.
Ill, 4.
letterI, I,
Polyb.
1,
Plut.
Just. Apol. Artem. 279. Jul. 291 C. Oi ypaiTTol, the branded ones, an epithet given to the brothers Theodorus and Theophanes, because the emperor Theophilus, the last of the iconoclasts, caused twelve iambic trimeters to be branded on their fore-
Strab. 14,
41, p. 118, 5.
1,
1.
1,
19.
TheopUl.
283 B, et alibi. 225 A.

archives,
II,
Lucian.
ov, to,
840 A.
Athan. Basil. IV, 284 B.
heads.
Horol. Oct. 11.
Dec. 27.
{Theoph.
Cont. 105 seq.)
ypappMTO<j>v\aKiov,
(^ypapparoCJivKa^^
where records are kept. Jos. B. J. Plut. n, 520 B. Sext. 680, 17. 2, 17, 6. Eus. n. 121 A. (Compare Paus. 1, 43, 4 'Qi Meyapeiy is ypappdrau (pvXaKr/v e^P^'"'"-)
ypappaTO(jiv\d<iov
ing, picture.
2. Substantively, to ypawrdv, (a) a paintDion. H. V, 208, 6. (b)
edict, decree.
I,
Sept. Par.
2,
Mace. 2, Eus. Alex. 456 C

2,
2.
11, 15.
36, 22.
Esdr.
destiny.
(c)
^= ypapparoipyXaKetov.
Plut.
I,
Inscr.
OvdX ra ypairrm pov (Compare Patriarch. 1121 B. 1056 B Ka-
4247. 4957, 23.

17 as V.
1.
332 B.
Sext. 680,
6ais yeypaTTTai ev rdis TrXa^l tS)v ovpavSiv.')
ypacm'fo), tVco, (ypdo-Tis) to feed
on grass or hay.
smells like
ypapparo^vXa^, aros, 6, (ypdppa, (jivXa^^ keeper of public documents, archivist. Inscr. 1239.
1240.
[Socc.
1,
Geopon. 16,
ypdo'av, cavos,
goat.
1, 11.
6,
(ypdtros) one
5, 28.
who
Gloss.
VpappaTocjiiXa^,
tabularius.
Anton.
ov,
8, 37.
11, 15.
19 for ypappaTO(j)v\dK(ou read ypap
*ypa(j>eiov,
to,
{ypa(pevs)
19, 24.
74.
graphium,
Diosc.
3, 9 (11), Plut. 11, 859 E,
parotfyuXaKeiaiv.^
ypapprj,
rj
fjs,
fj,
stilus, style for
writing.
Macho apud Athen.
/3aX|3ij.
Diod.
II,
611, 65,
13, 45. p. 354.
Sept.
Job
iaxdrq Tov ^lov.
ypappiâ, icm, (ypapprf) =: evBvva, Karevdvvto, L. dirigo. Gloss. TpappurBiv, directum.
3.
2.
To form, make.
r),
Porph. Cer.'573, 17.

linearis,
linealis,
ypappiKos,
ov,
L.
lineal.
Cleomed. 35, 30.

1,
Plut. 11, 606 E.
Quintil.
2. Painter's pencil. Sext. 9, 3. Sacred writing, scripture. Clem. R. 1, Did. A. 608 C. 28, p. 268 B, the Psalms. Par573 C, TCL 6eia, the Holy Scriptures. Epiph. I, 401 C. ticularly, &yi.6ypa(f>a.
et alibi.
Epict. 3, 22,
=
fj,
10, 38, dnoSet^ts,
geometrical demonstra^
tion.
Diog.
1,
25.
TpappiKos
ni, 244 Bypa(f)evs, cas,

II,
dpiBpos,
a-vyypa(j)evs, writer.
lineal
number, a
number of things arranged

;
561, 51.
Eus. VI, 925 D.

Strab. 13,
1,
2.
Diod. Tran-
in
a straight line
as aa, aaa, aaaa.
Nicom.
716,
scriber, copyist.
54, p. 51, 26.
117.
ypappiKas, adv. lineally.

18.
Sext. 670, 23.
ypappia-rrjs,
ov,
6,
(ypap,piâ))
draughtsman
Theoph. 454,15.
ypappuTTOs,
checkered.
ij,
ov,
^=. Kardyparrros,
Eust. 852, 11.
Eus. IV, 948 B. Greg. Nyss. HI, 1053 B. Apophth. 132 B. Sept. Esdr. ypa^-q, fjs, Tj, a writing. Classical. 1, 1, 4. 2, 6, 18. Patriarch. 1049 B. Pseudo2. Scripture, the holy writ. Jos. Macci 18. Philon II, 10, 30. I, Sept. Par. 2, 30, 5 ? N. T. passim. Jos. Apion. 2, 18, 4, iepai
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by Microsoft
ypu<prifia
4,
340
"Kad'
ypovdapiov
iSdrav ypdê"', to write on water, to 'Ej Joann. Hier. 465 B.
In Christian writers
New
Just. Clem. R. 1, 53. 2, 6. p. 472. TheophU. 1065 B. Tryph. 118, et alibi. Orig. I, 1456 A, IE, 28 1073 B, Biia, &yia. D, 17 iroKaia. Ailian. I, 224 A, riiv KpiT&v.
it applies also to the Petr. 2, 3, 16 (some of Testament. Iren. 1228 B. 802 C, rats deUusthem). Orig. I, 644 D. 1365 A. Hippol. 728 A. Em. II, 137 893 C. 768 B, 7) evayyeXiKT).
labor in vain.
yos Xoy
ypd(j>eiv,
to write in to be
shorthand.
'Es
icaX-
a ealligrapher. Philostr. Impersonal, yeypairrai, it is written in 23. MaU. 2, 5, et alibi. the Old Testament. Marc. 9, 1 2 Ttypairrai iwl tov vl6v tov dvSpa-
ypd<f>eiv,
TTOV Iva TToXXa Trddfj.
2. To
Tfjv
spell
a word.
Strab. 12,
Dion. H.
I,
52, 13
A. 217 A. 269 B. 245 B, tov ciayyeKiov. S. Passage of Iren. 1032 C, the Shepherd. Scripture. Philon II, 418, 48, prjTai, taken in their literal sense. Joann. IS, S7. Luc. Act. Clem. R. 2, 2, the New Testament. 1, 16. 4. Clem. A. I, 192 D. Just. Tryph. 71.
OY
a-vKKa^fjV ivl iTTOixfl<f ypa(f>Ofievr]v (in

3,
iKla,Velia).
22, p. 534, iv
to'is
Svo
Xdjii/38a,
with two AA.
Per
7.
act. yeypd-
(prjKa.
Sept.
Mace.
2,
1,
5ynes.
1521
-]
ypdyjfipov, ov, to,
(ypdô)) the act of writing.

silly.
Reading, in criticism. Strab. 1, 1, 7. 1, 2, Apollon. D. Pron. 299 A. 309 C, ^ tov 25. E (jLiot enclitic, with an E before it takes the 5. Letter, episde. Eus. II, accent, inol).
Zosimds 1696 C.
ypaa>8r]s, es,
(ypavs) old woman's,

Strab.
1, 2,
Cleomed.
69, 28.
3, p.
25, 25.
Paul.
1025 A, avToypaKJjos.
ypd<l>Tifia,
aros, to,
(ypa(j)a>)
writing.
Scliol.
Tim. 1, 4, 7. /ren. 633 B. ypaaSas, adv. o/ier iAe manner Orig. IV, 389 A.
Tpt)yopds, d,
6,
o/"
old women.
Dion. Thr. 787, 14.

ypa<l)i8iov, ov, to, little ypatpis, Stilus.
(Tprjyopios)
Gregoras.
Athan.
watch.
Prog.
209,
3.
2.
4,
Theon.
libellus.
I,
384 D.
Thgoph. 456, 12.
Stud. 1089 C.
to
Little
ypatjiTi,
yprjyopecu,
170-0),
(iyprfyopa) to be awake,
Philipp. Sol. 893 A.

ypatjiLKos,
r},
6v,
pertaining or relating
3,
to writing.
Sept.
Mace.
Sirab.
20, naKapos, writing-read.
Nehem. 7, 3. Jer. 5, 6. Thren. 1, 14. Baruch 2, 9. Mace. 1, 12, 27. Matt. 24, 43. Philon Bybl. apud Eus. TH, 76 B. Patriarch.
Sept.
Pohjh. 34,
ing.
3, 11,
1, 2,
dpdprrjpa, mistake in copy16, p. 37, 24.
Clem. A.
II,
1148 B. Ignat. 720 B. Theodtn. Ban. Phryn. 118, condemned.

ypqyoprjo-is,
ca>s,
t),
9,
U.
Eus. Orig. Ill, 433 D. 253 B, peXav, ink. 2. Skilled in writing. IV, 948 A, (T(j>d\pji. Gelas. 1197 B, in copying. Epict. 2, 18, 2. Eust. Orig. Ill, 584 C. 3. Scriptural. Ant. 628 D. Greg. Naz. HI, 1115 A. Greg. 4. Picturesque. Diod. Nyss. Ill, 1041 C.
(ypTfyopia)
11, 14.
iyprfyopais.
Theodtn. Dan.
5,
Basil. Ill, 449
2,
A.
ypriyoprjTcov
z^
6ci yprjyopeiv.
Eus. VI, 564 A.
Greg. Naz. UI, 498 A.

yprjyoptoXoyos, ov,
6 XaXv to TprjyopLOV Cosm. Carm. Greg. 343. Tpriyopios, ov, 6, Gregorius I, bishop of Rome. Joann. Mn.<ch. 3016 D, 6 peyas. Phot. IV, 96 D. 2. Gregorius II (A. I). 731), the supjDOsed author of the \eiTOvpyla rav liporjThe Byzantines call him Fpr/yoyiaa-piviav ptos 6 Aidkoyos, becaHse they confound him with Gregorius the First, the author of the Dialogi. Damasc. IT, 261 D. Phot. H, 393 Synax. Mart. 12. B. Cedr. I, 799. SihyU. ypijyopor. ov, {iypr)yopa) prompt, quick. Macar. 528 B. Achmel 292. 1, 98.
6,
53, p. 166, 13, vp6(T0\fns.
TOV 6eoX6yov.
ypa(j)iKais,
2.
B.
adv. as in painting.
Plut. II, 747 C. C.
In writing.
Isid.
Orig. II, 1184
3.
Scripturally.
221 B.
Anast. Sin. 197
Stud. 813 A.
ypafpiov, incorrect for ypa(j>elot>.

ypacpis, i8of,
rj,
ypa(peiov, stilus, for writing.
Classical.
Diosc. Eupor.
2.
Painter's pencil.
Sept.
1, 242, p. 223. Antip. S. 32. 3.
Graving-tool.
ypd(j}a, to write.
Ex.
32, 5.
1, 4,
Sept. Esdr.
47. 49,
irao-i
Tois 'lovSaloLS pfj iTTkci<Tf(T6ai,

01 'iSou/iaiot dfpiaia-i.
....
Koi Iva
to? xapjis.
Esai. 4, 3 Oi
ypfjyop(Ti.s, eas,
r),
iypriyop(rK.
Philon
1,
510,
ypacpevTfs cts
the living.
^lorjv,
that are enrolled

1,
among
18, 57,
13.
Epiph.
fj,
I,
353 B.
to
Mace.
15, 18, toIs âo-iKcvvi
ypmrjis, tSos,
pertaining
ypmos.
Antip. S.
OTTiar pfj K^riTrj(Ta><nv.
Diod. 16, 52.

II,
14, rixyr], the art

ypiiTi^m,
icrto,
offishing.
to
irpos
'OXvpnidBa Iva KaTavrôTj.

oirais
632, 77,
12,
(ypmor)
Res.
catch
fish.
Leant.
boy pa
dvawipâxriv.
fipiv
Marc.
19
Cypr. 1724 A.
TptTrifet, dXtetrft.
Mffliitr^r
eypayjffv
on
2, toTs
Jva Xd/Sj.
Jos. Ant. 12, 2, 4.
11,12,
yeiTovivova-tv
ypima-pa, aros, to, (ypariâ) a griping, rapacity. Patriarch. 1041 A.

ypltîov, ov, TO,
Iva crvpl3d\a>vTai. Polyc. 13, p.

dwoKoplo'T].
1016 A, ^01 Iva
ypi(f)osia-a,
Eudoc. M.
(ypovdos)
272.
to strike
npos avrov eVioro\r]v Iv is rd FdSfipa eX6oi. Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 4, TTpos Trdtras Tas inapîas r)pwv iva navTekcis p,ti 6pp,i(Tjj. Mai. 385, 20, Sxttc.
Philostr. 195,
ypodlâ for ypovBiîa,

ifHh the
fist, to cuff.
Theoph. 379,
1.
16.
ypov6dpiov, ov, tA, the Latin

yeitrov.
subgrunda
Apollod. Arch. 34 as v.
Digitized
by Microsoft

ypovdo'i
ypdvflos,
01), 6, fist.
341
yvvaiicri'ij<;
Heron Jun.
oT^s, hand,
the fist,
palm, a measure.
KovSuXor, mi^.
2.
48, 8
TroXai-
yvp,va<TTtipiov, ov, t6, {yvpvaxTTqs) ^=. yvp.vdo'iov.
B/o20 wiih
Oenom. apud Eus.

yvpvt]Tcia. as,
r/,
Ill,
400 B.
Cornut.
Polyc. 1008 A.
(yij/xw/Tevm) nakedness.
Moer. 295
nu|^, 'AttikSs ypdvBos, 'EXXiji/jkSs.
59.
yvpvrireviii, evato,
Porph. Cer. 428, 14 Aovvat avru ypovBov, koL axiaai to ;(eiXor auTou. Schol. Horn. E. 2, 219.
Tzete.
{yvpvifs) to he naked.
Paul.
soldier.
Cor.
I,
1, 4,
11 (hyperbolically).
ad Lycophr. 981. 999.
[Compare the
Apollod. Arch.
520, 30.
I,
Hebrew ^nj,
vpavBos, ov, 6,
46.
/si.]
Plut.
2. To be a light-armed 263 F. Dion C. 47, 34, 2.

fi,
Dion Chrys.
ypovdapiov.
yvpvfjTis,
II,
tfioj,
{yvp.vTfTTfs')
z=
yvpvT).
Plat.
332 B, 649 B.
a-o<j>la,
i)o-<o,
ypo(T<l>opaxps, ov, 6, (yp6(T<pos,
paxopni) one who

Polyh.
1, 33, 9 oi
yvpvoTTodfm,
II,
fights
mth
the ypdo-ôs.
yvpvmovs Achmet 213.

Strah.
7,
of the Gymnosophistae.
dpi.
Greg. Naz.
ypoiTôpdxoi, the
yp6(T(j)os, ov, 6,
Roman velites, skirmishers. grosphus, a kind o{ javelin.

Strah. 4, 4, 3.
yvpvoTTOvs, ovv,
(yvpvos, novs) L.
2, 3.
nudipes,
Jos. B. J.
2,
barefooted.
15, 1.
Polyh.
P/ii(.
I,
1,
40, 12, et alibi.
464 B.
ov,
6,
Tvpvo(ro(t)ia-Tris, ov, 6,
(ypofrcjjos, (fjepa)
(yvpvSs,
oorj)ia-Tr]s)
GymI,
ypo(T(f>o(j)6pos,
one who
Polyb.
6,
nosophist, of India.
1,
Strab. 16,
Ill, 369.
2,
39.
Philon
2 TS>v
bears a ypao'ffios
21, 9.
:^
ypoafftopdxos.
666, 25.
Lucian.
Clem. A.
7,
ypvpata, as,
j],
=
c
777 B.
ypvpea.
6, seller
(Compare Arr. Anab.

rjTos,
rj,
2,
Themist. 313,
1.
o'ocpurTav 'lv8S>v Toiis yvpvovs.)

II,
ypvpaumiiKqs, ov,
323.
of bags.
a bag.
Lucian.
yvpvorrrjs,
Deut. 24, 48.

fj,
(yvpvos) nakedness. Sept. Paul. Rom. 8, 35, et alibi.

33.
ypvpta, as,
160.
rum en a,
Poll. 10,
yvpvo(l>avris, (s,
Const. Apost.
ypvTrdptos, a, ov, (ypir\lr)
ornamented wiih figures

1,
yvpvoa,
(0(7(0,
nqked in appearance. Lyd. 259, 3. to put off a garment. Sept. Judith

((âii/oj)
7,
r/,
of griffins. Porph. Cer. pare Tayipiapios.)

ypvTToKeav, 6,
581,
1.
(Com-
9, 1, (TaKKOV.
yvpvao-LS,
eios,
(yvpv6a>)
the
9,
being
naked,
ypmria-pa, incorrect for ypimcrpM.
581,
1.
ypimovaypos,
6,
= = yp^
nakedness.
Sept.
Gen.
22,
I,
toO vaTpos.
tS>v
ypvyjr sat Xeau.
Porph. Cer. Porph.
Diosc.
Bevav.
2,
204, p. 320.
Plut.
48 B,
nap-
Clem. ^.
I,
453 B.
i^<"-
ovaypos.
yvvaiKaheK(f>os, ov, or yvvaiKa8e\<j)6s, ov, 6,
Cer. 589, 9.
yvvaiKos dSfK<p6s, a wife's brother, considered
ypvrropvyxos, ov, (ypviros, pvyxos) hooked-nosed.
Mai. 258, 10.

ypvraprfs
for ypvrapios, ov, o,
ypvTorraskqs.
with reference to the husband. Vit. Euthym. 23. Chron. 561 -be\<f>6s. Porph. Cer. 665,. 12 -bikôs. Theophyl B. IV, 309 B. Curop.
15,
7.
ypvrdptov, ov, to, {ypirrr)) small article

ture.
of furniSchol.
yvvauieios, a, ov, woman's.
Classical.
Artem-

r=: 6 ypvrrjv iraXatv.
180, ipyaa-ia, female occujoaft'on,
work usually
ypvTOTTtoKrjs, ov, 6,
done by women.
Arist. Plut. 1 7.
Tiapa, av, to,
Gyara
the Cyclades.
25, 19.
Philon
Vvapos, Gyaros, one of Epict. 1, II, 539, 21.
PhUostr. 297.
Eus. 11, 1000 A, e/jya. 2. Substantively, (a) ra yvvaiKeia, sc. epya. Sept. Tobit 2, 11 'HpiêueTo iv Tols yvvrnKeiois, was engaged in female occupations. Diosc. 5, 99. (b) TO yvvaiKetov arippi,,
yuXas,
6,
title
of nobility
174, 20.
among the Turks.

Strah. 14,
(c) TO yvvaiKfiov,
gynaeceum,
Eus.
II,
a place
Soz.
Pmph. Adm.
yvpvaâ,
2,
do-o),
to
discuss a subject.
where women work. 877 A.
1012 A.
19, p. 134, 18.

i](T<o,
Socr. 685 C.
to he yvpvaaidpx'is.
yvvaiKeitos (yvvaKeios'), adv. after the
manner of
yvpvaaiapxe<M>,
Inscr.
women. Wee a woman.
Jos. Ant. 15, 3, 6.
274, Toiij e(j>TiPovs.
Dion C.
belonging to a yvpvaa-idpIambi. V. P. 274.
Epict.
2, 16,
38, 18, 1, et alibi.
yvpvaaiapxiKos,
Xvs.
t],
ov,
yvvaiKLas, ov, 6, (yvvq) L. catamitus.

II,
Lucian.
Classical.
Plut.
I,
931 A.
little
599. 609.
f),
yvpvaaihwv, to,
29.
yvpvaaiov.
yvvacKtKos,
ov,
=:
yvvaiKfios.
yvpvdcriov, to,

^dkavelov, bath.
Basil. Set 501
A,
Chron. 497.
diretpoKaKia.
yvvai.Kca'pos, ov, 6, (yvvaiKiâi)
560.
female weakness.
^pvaapa,
at
1,
(yvpvdâ) literary exercise school. Dion. H. V, 234, 9. Jos. Apion. 10. Plut. II, 1119 D.
aros, to,
6,
Polyh. 30, 16, 5. Diod. II, 625, 62. Athen. 12, 38. yvvaiKia-ri, adv. like a woman.
yvvaiKirqs, ov, 6, the
yvpvaa-p^s, ov,
exercise, practice.
Macar.
Porp^. Cer. 31.
Codin. 13i.
woman's place in a church. {Compare PhiConst. Apost. 2, 57.)
641 B.
lon II, 476, 25 seq.
Digitized
by Microsoft
yvvaiKoappevoixavia
yvvaiKoappevop^via, as,
jTcaSiKaTcpov Tois
r),
342
^=
rb
yvpevrr/s,
ov,
6,
yvpTO'i
(yvpeioi)
loiterer,
{appvop.aifia)
vagabond.
Stud.
(1896
A)
Jejun. yvvcu^l xpW^'^'(^Lucian. 11, 428. 1921 D.

(Sovkos) slave
yvvaiKabr)!.
to
Clim. 1112 D.
Ant. Men. 1516 B.
1785 C.
Strab. 6, 1, 8. yvpeva, evcro), (yvpos) to waltz. pcfifieiiat, piiiô2. To wander about, Babr. 29 'Ek hpofuov ouav KOfiwnifias fuu.
Basil. Ill, 181 A.)
yvvmKohovKos, ov, Chrys. I, 236 C.

yvvmKoci&rjS,
is,
6,
women:
^=
Cyrill.
A.
I,
300 D.
Solom. 1333 C.
(Bvfios)
yvvaui66vfu}s, ov,
womanish in mind.
adv. with a wo-
Apoc. Paul. 62, tI oiovs aK(j)iTev(n yvpeva. Joann. Mosch. 3024 B. 2973 B, 7ia<rav voKiv Clim. 1113 A. Leant. Cypr. Kcu x.^pav.
1709 A.
69 B.
wish.
Piol. Tetrab. 162.
yvvrnKoBijiais
(yvvcuKoBviios),
3.
Theoph. 264, 13.
Vit. Nil. Jun.
To
turn around rapidly,
man's mind,
^=
aKoyiarcDS.
6,
yvvaiKOiepa^, OKOS,
(iepa|)
Polyh.
2, 8, 12.
active.
Patriarch.
1113 A.
II. 7
4.
IV,
to whirl;
To
seek,
kokoii
yvvaiKopavi]!.
Pseudo- iVJcorf.
avTov;
1,
.
(23) Ti

yuvaiKoKTOvos, ov,
Vit. Chrys. 46 D.
evpcDV els top 'hjcoiv koi cyvpevcras t^k aira-
6, (KTeivco) wife-killer.
Philon
Xeiav
FseViA-Athan.
Vit. Nil.
544
B.
n, 581,
2.
Anast. Sin. 68 D.
Jun. 117 A.
encircle.
II, 164,
is, (pnVo/u) mad for women. Clem. Philon n, 312, 39. Lucian. II, 219. A. I, 313 C. yvvatKoiiavta, as, r), (yvvaiKO/iavris) madness for Athen. 11, Clem. A. I, 1165 C. women. Bus. U, 1336 B. Basil. II, 825 A. 12.
yvvmKop.avr)s,
B.
Ptoch.
101. 103, et alibi.
yvpiâ, ura,
9 -aBrjvai.
yvpis,
fa>s,
fj,
Icrdrjv,
(yCpos)
to
surround,
Cosm. Carm. Greg. 532
-crdai.
Cedr.
^=
iraKr),
TraiiraAT],
L. pollen,
1,
the
finest flour, mUlrdust.

p.
Dinsc.
89.
2, 107,
'^vaiKOfuurBov, ov, ro, (iMacSos, /latn-dj) adipose

in the breast of a
yvvaiK0p,a(TTOôpi<ia
234. 235.
Aquil. Gen. 40, 16.
Lucian.
man.
Galen.
II,
273 F.
/3(|3/]a>(rKa>.
Ill, 654.
Galen.
3.
XUI, 193 A.
AntyU. apud
=: yvvaiKOfjuurBov
Orib.
n, 339,
Caesarius 985.
yvvaiKOVOjiia,
rjira),
=
ra,
yvpiTTjs, ov, 6, (yjjpts)
of the finestflour. Geopon.
yvvaiKovofios
elp.L.
Artem.
20, 41, apros.

yvpoeiSris,
is,
193.
yvvaiKOTtadia,
ijaa,
(jtaBeXv)
(yvpos,
EIAQ)
circular,
round.
^=
irairxrjnaa).
Pseudo-Germ. 392 D.
yvpoeibas,
Athen. 12, 25.

yuvaiKoVaiSa,
av, ^=. yvvalKes Koi
jraiSia,
adv. circularly, round.
Diosc.
2,
204.
women
and
children.
Theoph.
beftting
596,
12.

yvvaiKtmpe7n]s, is, (npiirai)
a woman,
womanish.
144.
yvvatKaSrjS, es,
Plut. II, 102 C.
yvvaiKoivpeirahviS, es,
yvpoBev or yvpodeu, also yvoaBev, (yvpos^ adv. round, around. Apollod. Arch. 43, toS a-ravpafiaros. Pseudo-iVicorf. I, B, 10, 2. Protosp. Porph. Adm. 78. Corpor. 96, 1. 120, 14.
Cer. 208, 22,
254, 15.
avrijs.
preceding. Ptol. Tetrab.
Phoc. 211,
10,
avrw.
9,
Cmin. 480 (Paris).
Codin. 41,
(EIAQ) woman-like, womanish.

5.
et alibi.
yvpojiavns,
fios, 6, if from yvpos and pavris, it must mean diviner by means of circles; if corrupt for yvpwpjivns, then it means diviner akeuponavris. by yvpts, and is essentially
Polyb. 12, 24,

Plut.
I,
37, 2, 1.
alibi.
Diod.
II,
598, 44.
Arist.
48 F, et
Sext. 751, 11.
yvvai<asba>s,
adv. womanishly.
the
Schol.
Thesm. 575.
yvvaKavlns,
women's place in the Temple. Jos. B. J. 5, 5, 2. In a Christian church. Proc. Gaz. Ill, 2836 A. Sophrns. 3985 A.
iSos,
fj,
Artem. 250.
*yvpos,
ov,
6,
kvkKos,
circle,
ring,
rim.
22,
Menand. apud Phryn.

14, ovpavov, the circuit
417.
Sept.
Job
Plut.
of heaven.
5.
Sir. 24, 5.
yivavdpos, ov,
r),
Philon
1,
183,
r],
6.
L. virago, masculine woman. 512, 35.
Esai. 40, 22.
Polyb. 29, 11,
202 F.
3, 6, 2.
Joann. Mosch. 29-25 C.
2.
11,
Hole,
2.
yvvrj, yvvaiKos,
woman
Philon II, 317, 7, not napSivos. Clem. A. I, 1192 A, Koivi], =: iropm). Proc. HI, 114, lepal,
2 Tvvr) Trapdevias
KovpiSir) S\oj(os.
wife.
Sept. Sir. 15,
to plant a tree in.
Theophr. C. P.
to encircle,
3, 4, 1.
yvpoa,
tBo-m,
(yCpor)
surround.
Sept-
Job
TTov
nuns,
yvTtapiov, ov, t&,
yvireios, ov,
10 npoa-Tayfia iyvpaxrev em npotra2. To dig a Genes. 92, 12. ^SoTos.

26,
== yinrq, which
D.
see.
hole
round a
tree,
irepuTKairra.
Geopon.
(yiJi/')
L. vulturinus, of a vulture.
hollow place, cranny.
3, 13, 3,
ras aiiiriXovs.
4. 3, 1.
5, 20, II,
1.
the
Basil. IV, 881

yvnrj,
tjs,
fj,
3. To go around or about.
Nic.
657 D,
hole,
Hes.
els TCLs
htarpiâs raiv aroixeicov,

schools.
6v,
to
vtsit
(Compare yovâs.) yuTToeiSrjs, is, (yix/', EIAQ)
primary
like
vulture.
Eus.
yvpros,
rj,
m,
209 B.
stooping.
(yvpos) leaning on one Hes. Tvprov, (tkv(J)6v.
side
Digitized
by Microsoft
ryvptode
lyvpioOev, see yvpodfv.
343
ymviands,
fj,
Baifjbovto';
6v, :=: yofUplos.
Schol. Arist. Plut.
yvpaxns, eo)f
f),
(yvp6e>)
ging around.
2,
a going around : a digAquil. Esai. 19, 17. Geopon.

like yv\jros.
1059,
oMs.
little
ymviSfov, ov, to,

alibi.
ymvla.
Anton.
to
3, 10, et
46, 4, et alibi.
Lucian.
I,
481.
jwijfoetS^s, s,
(EIAQ)
fj,
Paul. Aeg.
yavLOTTOiio), Tja-a, (yavia,
noUa)
make angular.
134.
yv^rofifKairla, as,
Erotian. 158.
(yi-ôs, liKAtrira)
an image
Sir. 48,
yavLos, ov, (yiai/ia) angular, as a geometrical
of gypsum.
yciy, JJ,
Nil. 577 C.
polygon.
Sept.
Theol. Arith.
3.
the top
of
the altar f
ya>vi6a>, aio-a, to
render angular.
B.
Diosc.
3,
17.
ytavia, as,
rj,
(9).
Orig.l,AnB. IV, 385

rj,
Paul. Aeg.
corner.
Lucian.
Ill,
&i.a
57.
Joann.
362.
yaviayros,
ov,
Mosch. 2965
.
"lo-TOTo 8e
travros iv juq,
.
(yavwa) angular.
Paul. Aeg.
yavla.
348.
38,
yamaios,
6,
a, ov, (yiovia)
angular.
Sept,
Job
\i6os, corner-stone.
yimas, roi/s, jackdaws. Macedonian. Tamas, koXomus. ManeSoves.
Hes,
A, SeXTo, represented in
three Unguals (T, A, 6),

slightest,
than T,
Latin by D. [Of tbe T is the smoothest or and Q the roughest; A is rougher but smoother than e. This makes
equivalent to
t
haihdKevtt), eva-to,
=z SaiSdXXa.
Synes.
Philon
I,
666,
9.
8atSaXoyXa)o-o'os, ov, (Sai'SaXos, yXSxrtra)
of mul3,
tifarious
p. 1597.
tongue.
Hymn.
256,
T and
and
th
(in
thin')
bmbaKovpyla,
as,
fj,
(fiaihdkoepyos) curious work.

33, 2.
then must be d or th (in But A is a mute (acjxovov), that is, it this). has no audible sound without the help of a vowel or semivowel. This identifies it with d nearly for the semivowel th (in this) does not answer to the definition of a mute.
respectively.
;
Hermes
Tr.
Poem.
boLjiovapios, ov, 6, (baljiav)
demoniac, maniac. Chron. 701, 9 'O arro Saijiovapttov, ex-maniac, one who has been a maniac.
fj,
baijioviuKos,
Kos.
ov,
daemoniacus
433 A.
dai/iovi-
Tertull. I,
Macar. 213 B,
de-
Plat. Cratyl. 426. 427.
Aristot.
Poet. 20.
moniac.
baijioviapis, iov, 6,
Dion.
plies to
14, this description apevery one of the three Unguals.] 2. In the later numerical system, it stands
H. Compos.
^=
Satpîvapws.
Leont. Cypr.
1712 C.
1109 A.
Saijiovmco,
Nicet. Byz. 761 A.
772 B.
Orig. HI,
daiiMovtaajios, ov, 6,
=:
datp.ovicrjJ.oS'
for Teaa-apfs, four, or rirapTos,
fourth
with
a stroke before, ,A, for TeTpaKurxi^toi, four

thousand.
ddêXos, ov,
^=
Saijiovdio, to be
possessed with
an
evil spirit.
6,
(Sai'o),
Just. Apol. 2, 1.
to
Sava,
AAFO) Laconian,
Hes.
Sai/jLovlôjim,
to
.
be possessed with
an
evil spirit,
SdKos,
firebrand.
(Compare
be a demoniac. Plut. 11,
Simonid. Amorg. 30 Mrjpiav SeSavjievav.)

Aa(3i8, AaîSrjs, see
ôjSip, TO, ^''3^, the
alibi.
AaviS.
1159
(1028).
Matt. 4, 24. 8, 28, et 706 D. Pseudo-Pto. II, Aquil. Ps. 90, 6. Polem.
holy of holies of the

3, 8, 6. 8.
Temple.
2, 3, 16.
277.
SaijioviKos,
fj,
Sept.
Keg.
3, 6, 9.
2.
Par.
ov, (haiiiaiv)
daemonicus,
Plut.
II,
de-
Theodtn. Ps. 27,
moniacal.
Ignat.
709 B.
362 P.
AafiiTiKOs, AaQiTLK&s, see AaviSiKos, AavtSiKas.
Aayav,
Sept.
6,
Dagon, a god of the Philistines. Judic. 16, 23. Mace. 1, 10, 84.
(8as) of pitch-pine.
458 B, et alibi. Athenag. 949 B. 0,em. A. n, 320 B. Bus. n, 144 A. VI, 849 B, ivfpyaa.
Athan.
Orig.
I,
184 A.
6va) sacrificed to [Formed after 1549 A.
\afiâvco)
1,
SaSo/or, ov,
Galen.
XIH,
haijioviodvTos, ov,
(haijioviov,
I,
^\ov. iîov, 01), TO, L. t a e d a a splinter of pitchpine suitable for a torch. Diosc. 1, 86. 2, 83. mppol. Haer. 98, 88.
3,
971 B.
Aei.
141,
demons.
the analogy of eiScoXoûTos.]

haijiovioKtjwros,
ov,
(bmp.6viov,
pos2,-
sessed by a demon.
Ptol. Tetrab. 169.
haijioviojfkrjîa,
Just. Apol.
18.
6.
fijSi's,
I'Sos,
fj,
piteh-pine
torch
Lucian.
II,
245.
^dSos, ov, 6,
preceding. Galen. 11, 95 D. [The analogical spelling would be fiaSoj.]

(SaSovxos) torch-hearing. Plut. II, 621 C. 4, 22.
fj,
'
as,
fj,
(jr\fj<Ta'a>)
^=
the being
Sai/iovioKrjTrTos.
Ptol. Tetrab. 170. Classical.
Saijiovios, a, ov, divine, etc.
Dion.
8, ipfirj-
i^Sovxia, as,
Sept.
H. V,
veviTai,.
Mace.
2,
2.
117, 12,
cniviSe'iv.
VI, 1035,
Substantively, t6 SaijMmov, sc.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Sai/iovK
TTveviia,
344
spirit,
8. 6,
BaKTv\o<s
Lucian.
I,
daemonium, an
6.
Sept. Deut. 32, 17.
evU Tobit 3,
6,
demon.
8.
SoKpvaSris, es, tearful.
653.
Clint,
15. 11.
805 D.
8aKTv\rjdpa, as,
torture.
rj,
Ps.
90,
95,
5.
105, 37.
Esai.
8,
2.
65,
N.
T. passim.
Jos. Ant.
6, 11, 2.
PseudoJbs. Mace.
thumb-screw, an instrument of 8, p. 508. Synes.
B. J. 7, 6, 3, Plut. II, 277 A, (i>av\ov. Tryph. 7. 30. Tertull. I, 447 B. Doctr. Orig. I, 720 A. 179 C, not Orient. 664 B. bad by nature. Plotin. I, 386, 1. Iambi. Myst. 130, 5. Procl. Farm. baijxovis, (8of, 17, female demon.
8, 2, 5.
1400 B.
SaKTvKialos, a, ov,
1, 77, p.
Just.
of
the fingers or toes.
Diod.
88, 61,
/xepi/
Toi
a-wfuiTos, fingers
and
toes.
SoKTvXiSiov, OV, t6,

26,
SaKTvXios.
Autiatt. 88,
condemned.
r],
Achmet 260.
643 (59).
Smiiovia-fios, ov, 6, (8o(fioi/('fo/iat)
ses.<(erf
hoKTvKiKos,
?Ae 6eOTjr ;iostylic,
ov,
{âxTvKos)
dactylicus,
doia-
in versification.
J(A
are
eviV
demon.
Orig.
I,
1616
iTovs,
dactyle.
Dion. H. V, 108, 8, Drac. 57, 26. Heph. 7, 10.

6, 4, TeTpojierpov,
A.
BaifiovmSr]!,
devilish.
jVj7.
4, 1, /ierpov, dactylic verse.

es;
(baifwviov,
3,
EIAfi)
demon-like,
dactylic tetrameter.
c^d/ierpov
catalectic.
Hermog. Rhet.
dactylic
379,
4,
Jacob.
15.
Symm.
Ps. 90,
6.
KaTaKijKTiKov,
hexameter
257 C.
564 B.
Pallad. Laus. 1140
Aristid. Q. 36.
6at/iow<B8s, adv. devilishly.
daicrvXiKas, adv. by dactyles.
B. C.
fiat/iOKO/SXd/Seia, as, ^, (8ai'fio)v, ^XajrTia)
SaKTvKiov, ov, TO,

êo-
Drac. 13,
Diosc.
22.
4,
iTKafifuavia.
168
(171).
PXa^fm,
Diod.
insanity.
Polyh. 28,
9, 4.
SaKTvkws,
Classical.
OV, 6, seal-ring.
Sept. Tobit
1,
22
daifimv, ovos, 6,
4, 3
daemon,
L. genius.
'AyaôC SaLiiovos, sc. Trowir. Epict. Plut. I, 682 B, 6 Uaa-Tov baifiaiv. Ahriman. II, 109 C, toi) utcias' (rot;, ghost. 266 D. 361 B. 417 C. 431 B. 1051
1, 14, 12,
*Axtdxapos 8e tjv 6 olvoxpos kcll eiri tov doKTvFor the wedXiov, keeper of the royal seal.
ding-ring, see Euchol. 'AkoX. toJ 'Appa^mos.
<t>aiXos.
Sext. 731, 6. 18. Anton. 2, 13. Orig. I, 1616 A, toC Vwixalav âa-iXeas. Porphyr. Aneb. 43, 15. 7am6Z. Myst. 247, 177, 16, TTOVij/joi. 280,1. 283, 13. 45,12. HieroclC. A.Z1,1S. 38,7. 39,4. 11. 2. Demon, an evil spirit, =^ Sm/ioviov. Matt. Marc. 5, 12. ic. 8, 29. Apoc. 18, 8, 31. Cels. apud Ori^. 1357 Jos. Ant. 8, 2, 5. 2.
685 A, Annulus maritalis, seu 3. Anus. Diosc. 1, 57. Plut. II, 518 D. daKTv\is, idos, rj, dactylis, a variety otgrape, perhaps the modem to aerovvxh Turkish parmak uzumu, finger-grape, a long heartshaped grape, usually purple. Plin. 14, 4,
Tertull. I,
conjunctio maritalis.
16.
8aKru\ms,
Diosc.
3,
ihos,
tj,
:=z
fiaicpa
aptOToXopfto.
4 (5), p. 344.
Aster
r],
B. 1604 C, names of demons. Just. Apol.

5.
1,
SaKTvXoSeLKvito {SaKTvXos, BeiKvia'), ^=. baKniKoSeiKTco).
18. 28.
6).
2,
5 (Gen.
6,
4.
Petr.
2, 2, 4.
165 D.
(8a(CTT;Xo8KTos) the pointCyrill.
/urf.
Aihenag. Tatian. 16, p. 840 B. Clementin. 9, 9, Leg. 24. 25, p. 948 B. C.

p.
SaKTvXoSei^la, as,
ing at with the finger.

(referring to Joann.
1,
A, VI, 320
like
Alex. Aphr. Probl. 65, 32. 248 B. C. Ong. I, (372 B) 621 Tertull. II, 748 A. A. 665 A. 700 A. 705 A. 708 A. 745 A. 785 C. 1188 A. 1516 B. 1517 C. 1553 D. 1556 A. IV, 512 B. C. Theod. IV, 429 C.
'A.pxiKos Satiimv, a
29. 36).
8aKTv\oeidr]s, es, (SoKTuXof,
EIAQ)
finger.
Athen. 11, 34.

8aKTv\oKap,yjf6Svvos, ov, (SaxruXof , K.ap.wra, ohvvrj)
painfully keeping his fingers bent, as a griper
demon of the first
order.
an absurd compoimd.
Anthol.
n-epl
IV,
xaj
211.

SaiCTiof, ov, 6, daesius,
(Compare Alciphr.
1,
26 Oi
Sept.
i/^îôus
a Macedonian month,
Plut.
I,
=^
672
Kol tS)V SaKTvKiov Tas Kdp,yjfeis cikiv8ovp.evoi)
loivios.
Jos. Ant. 14, 10, 22.

-Ems. II,
*8aicTvXos,
18, dfoi.
oti, 6,
finger.
8, 4.
Ex.
I,
8,
18.
31,
D, et
8ata>s,
alibi.
adv. of Satos.
a.
1461 A. Plut. II, 1097 C.

Diosc.
1,
Fs.
Philon
i.
297, 34 'AKptf
re-
SoktoXo)
yjfaveiv,
extremis digitis atlingere,
SaKap,
species of cassia.
bite,
12.
luctantly.
Matt. 23,
11,46.
&a.Kv, to
to
have a pungent
taste.
Diosc.
35 Tlapa SaKrvKov piaivcadai.

Xtxavos,
2,
p.io'os,
The
Diog.
6, Si.
names
1,
14. 18, Trfv y\S)(T(Tav.
Ibid. p. 34, r^ yev-
of the fingers are avrixîp or p.yas SaKTvKos,

napdp,ccros, fUKpos.
(Tec.
[Pseudo-iViZ. 549 B.
Joann. Mosch.
tears.
Sept. Par.
3093
8ax6fivcu for SrixS^vcu.']
10,
10.
Strab. 17, 3, 11.

Drib. Ill, 388, 17.
Diosc. 4, 63.
Poll. 2, 145.
SaKpvoTroios, ov, (SaKpuov,
noUm) producing
Riif.
apud
6,
Diosc.
1,
1, p.
Saxpucrra'yTJs,
is,
10.
Diog.
SaKfnKriiTTaKTos.
35.
For
the
mode
of reckoning
Ariem.
date,
Method.
Athan.
on the
239.
212 D.
SaKpvTiKos,
I,
rj,
2.
fingers, see Plut. II, 1 74 B.
Dactylus,
Artem. 430.
Hippol.
ov,
(_8aKpva) lamentable.
Classical.
3.
the
fi-uit
Dactylus,
624 B.
a shell-fish.
Haer. 94, 38.
Digitized
by Microsoft
6aKTv7\X)(f>ope(o
345
3, 2, 1.
Saffv?
1226,
6.
Dactylus =^ 8a(ervKis. Columell. 5< Dactylus, daciyle ( ).

Nub. 650. V, 21, 7.
9, 3, 10.
Plut.
I,
789 C.
Lucian.
Ill,
421,
17,
Arist.
usurer
Diog. 4, 35.
Justinian. Cod.
1,
Plat. Rep. 3,
400 B.
Dion. H.
Strab.
3.rAavi^X,
6,
115,
Plut.
6.
143, 12, pvd/ios.
indeclinable, Daniel.
d,
n, 1133 F.
Q. 36.
Z)mc. 128, 24.

to tvear
Heph.
3, 2.
8aKTv\ocl)opea>
jlrisiirf.
Aaw^Xoj, ou, 474 A.

ddvos,
foy,
o.S!7. I,
8aKTv\iov (jjopw,
a ring
Thren. 788
to,
= =
Sept.
Dan.
preceding.
Sdveiov.
Greg. Naz. HI,

Sept.
Sir.
29, 4.
or rings.
JaXffl,
Petr. Ant. 800 B.
264 C.
the
passim.
C.
SaKiiariiai,
Written
fj!,
r),
Hebrew
letter
T.
Sept.
Savor,
d,
Macedonian,
ov, 6,
tooTo?.
Plut.
II,
22
also 8e\d.
Eus.
Ill,
C.
Aavov^ws,
(AaX/xarai)
dalmatica,
I,
Epiph. KoXoîW, KoXd^tov. Written also 245 A. II, 845 C.
172 B.
Danubius, the upper part of Diod. 5, 25. Strab 7, 3, 13. Leo. Tact. 18, 80 "lorpoj, the Danube.
the Ister.
heKfianKr].
Aavovfiis for Aavovîos. Chron. 527,16. Theoph.
Dioclet.
SdiuiKLs,
G. 17,
rj,
seq.
41.
Sept.
fios,
heifer.
Reg.
1,
16,
2,
SairavriTiKos,
ij,
ov,
(SaTrai/am)
consuming, de15,
rfjs
/Somv (superfluous).
iojiaiTis,
ems,
ij,
structive.
Iambi.
My St.
by
80,
vKtjs.
to Saim^cw.
(Aajuatrxof)
Nicet. Byz. 764
Basil.
I,
37 B.
adv.
Ill,
281 B.
Chrys. IX, 490
B.
Aa/uuTKi/i'ds,
^,
D.
dv,
615 C.
consuming.
Sext.
53,
Strab. 16, 2, 16.

Aaiuuriojvri,
of Damascus. 2. Substantively, (a) ij

iAe territory 12.
Sfraft.
SaTravriTiKas,
18.
sc. x<^pa,
of Damas16^ 2, 16.
ddnrpia, as,
tj,
(Sojitijs)
Ill,
devouring, consuming.
cus. 20.
Sept.
Judith
sc.
1,
Greg. Naz.
form.
6apiyp.fhovp,,
1386 A. 456
Persian,
SaTtrpeXa,
bad
(b)
KOKKuîjXea,
1,
<Ae
Geopon. 10, 39 (DJosc.
174).
plum-tree.
(c) to
6,
KovpoiraKdTtjs.
SaiuuTKrivov, sc. KOKKVfujKov,

the
plum of Damascus.
Athen.
Engl,
2,
plum, particularly Galen. VI, 153 E.
Simoc. 154, 16.

Const. Apost. (Sepm) a beating. Theoph. 754, 16. Stud. 1097 B. Nicet. Paphl. 513 C. Sept. Ezech. 20, voTor, south. bapoji,
dapnos, ov,
4,
6,
354 E.
rn
33.
[Compare F. da-
11.
damson.]
a subduing, subjection. Nil. 149 B.
capable of subduing. nvevfidTav Sa/w.-
SaiMurjios, ov, 6, (Sa/xaô))
Dm =
17,
46.
BaiuuTTijpios, ov, (ha)uurTi]s)
SapTos,
ov,
skinned.
2.
1,
Substantively,
o(r;(coi'.
oi
Nil. 1141 B.
(rnipiov,
Clim. 940
haproi, the
membrane of
the
Paul.
substantively.
av,
oi,
Aeg. 272. 274.

Damianistae, Tim. Presb. 45
Satrews, adv. loith the
Aafiiavurrai,
(Âapiavos^
rough breathing
1.
opposed
the followers of
Damianus.
to i\riKws.
Apollon. S.
Apollon. D.
Sext. 612,
B.
Aafuavos,
oi,
6,
Pron. 360 D.
Lucian.
Ill, 580.
Damianus,
a monophysite.
12.
Saa-p.oKoyia, as,
ute.
i),
Tim. Presb. 41 B.
Mfivaiievevs, ias, 6,
Cabiri.
(Sao-fioXdyos) collection
of trib-
Strab.
Damnameneus, one of the Clein. A. II, 72 C 10, 3, 22.
Plut.
I,
925 D.
with shaggy brmos.
Sd(ro(f>pvs, V,
{Sao-vs, 6cj)pvs)
^los, in the 'E(j>e(na ypappara.

i,
Adam.
193.
S.
421.
(6pl^) thick-haired.
iuivairpis,
6,
Danapris, a river.
d,
Men. P. 401,
Theoph.
SaaiJdpi^, ixos, 6,
Polem.
13.
Theoph. 572.
i,
Advaarpis,
572.
Danastris, a river.
Saa-VKe(j)aXos, ov,
(keôX^) Martyr. Barthol. 2.
Saovdpi^.
Apocr-
dca/ar^dvos, ov, 6,
janitor of a bishop's house.

C.
baavvreov
20.
= 8
Saavveiv.
Athen.
3, 70.
Leant.
httvnaKos,
Mon. 644
1),
Sao-wo), to aspirate, in
1,
grammar.
1,
Apollon. S.
Plut.
II,
ov,
(Sdveiov) borrotved, or loaned.
Jos. Apion.
14, p. 445.
Justinian. Cod. 1, 3, 46.

iaveiîo, to lend.
Plut.
U, 410 D, em
tokois.
Apollon. D. Pron. 265 B. 367 A. Clem. A. I, Sext. C25, 28. Synt. 38, 27.
738 C.
72 A.
Lucian.
Soi/fiu,
6. 8.
II,
340, eVt Terrapiri Spap^âir.
[Fut.
15,
[Phot, in, 49
SeSda-va-p.ai.']
Sawto, for Savcia-o).

29, 1.]
Sept. Deut.
8aavs,
Sir. 20, 15.
rough, aspirate, as applied to the rough breathing, and to e * X. Dion. Thr.

eia, v,
Sdvetov, ov, t6,
loan.
Dion. H.
II, 970, 2 'Yiro
esC
1.
Saveiwv rpiayKacrp-ivoi, acre alieno pressi.

taveioTTis, ov, 6,
Philon I, 29, 18. 22. Arcad. 19, 25, itvevpa,

Sext. 622,
7.
the
Dion. H. V, 83, rough breath-
(Saoe/fw) lender, creditor.
Sept.
8.
ing.
Eeg.
4, 4, 1.
I,
Dion. H.
II,
7,
663,
41.
7.
1012,
PAt/on
344, 22.
tj,
Luc.
Baveurrucos,
ov,
money-lending.
Dion. H.
II,
2. Substantively, ^ haa-ela, sc. Trpoaabm, the rough breathing, corresponding to the Latin H. Apollon. D. Pron. 297 C. 367 A.
44
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Ba(Tv<j/jio<;
346
daj(avoi
thick-haired,
[The rough breathing Sext. 624, 16. was originally represented by H. Inser. 76 HA, HEMEAAnO, for a, ijiichairov. 165 HYB.
haoMxairqs, ov, 6, (Saa-vs, x*"'"?) Agath. Epigr. 29, 1.

harov, to, the Latin
datura,
AaîS,
Sept.
date.
d,
Suid.
HEPBIOS
A.
for 'Yn-e'pîos.
1, 47, p.
Athen.
9,
7,
p.
398
be-
AaviS,
less
correctly
indeclinable,
22,
Priscian.
560 P.
After
David (Tn).
saepissime.
grecized.
AaviSiKos,
came the representative of

acter
I-,
long E, the char-
Nicol.
Ruth 4, D. 114
et alibi
oti,
AajSi'Siyr,
resembling the first half of H, was employed to denote the rough breathing. This character is found in the Heraclean
Tables {Inscr. 5774. 5775), and on Heraclean and Tarentine coins (Eckel. I, pp. 148. 153), and is written as a regular letter, that
is,
rj, Did. A. 6v, (AaviS) of David. Pseudo-/s. 1224 C. 356 A. Chrys. II, Theod. IV, 61 D. CyrUl. Scyth. 358 A. V. S. 299 B. Less correctly AoPitikos. Taend-Athan. IV, 249 B. 286 D.
before its vowel.

L,
became
uscripts.
The
and
finally, ('),
In the course of time it both seen in manof placing

the
AaviSiKas,
practice
adv. after the manner of David. Germ. 252 B. Tseudo- Just. 1224 C. Damasc. Ill, 696 D Aa^mKas.
rough breathing over its mentioned by Porphyrins 7) and Priscian (1, 47). irig was also used in the
Inscr. 26
vowel
is distinctly
SavKiv for davKiov.

SavKiov, ov, t6,
The rough breathmiddle of a word.

5775
1,
(Prosod. 107. 114,
8avKos.
Geopon. 12, 1, 2. Achmet. 209. Anon,
Med.
271.
SavKirrjs, ov, 6,
ENHOAIA. 160 TPIHEMinOAIOS

5774,
rpirifiiyvov,
70, oivos, ivine
(SavKos) of carrots. Diosc. flavored with carrots.

carrot.
5,
^=
piiT,
Tpi^fiiiroSiovS'
havKos, ov,
6,
daucus,
73 (83).
i)iosc. 2, 168
aveXofj.evoa'f
napiôvTt^ wvspôvTi,
Trevraerr]-
(169).
13.
3,
aveoia-Oai.
Apollon. S.
20
aairrovs.
bav\6s, ov,
6,
Galen. VI, 370 A.

Slrab.
9, 3,
Sdaros, thicket.
Apollon. D.
Conj. 509, 20.
Synt.
320,
1.
Athen.
325.
9, 57, p. 397 F ra&s (TAHOS). Schol (Venet.) Horn. II. 1, 8. 15, 705. 24,
8a(pve\aiov, ov, to,
Sdtjjvivov c\aiov.
Diosc.
1,49.
Saxpvri,
Et.
M.
391,
12 Ewos
....
jroi^dt,
/Souoa, /Bira.
E.ust. 150. 324. 1396.
the
^, daphne, L. latirus, the bay-tree; emblem of victory with the Bomans.

7]s,
The later schoolmasters placed the rough breathing over P at the beginning of a word to express the rolling sound of this semivowel
App.
I,
389, 17.
n,
773,
9.
8a(j)vriBaia,
incorrect for Sa^viSea.

es,
ba(\>vrjp&^7js,
(Sac^wy,
epe(^(a)
bay-shaded.
and when P was doubled in the middle of a word, they wrote the smooth breathing over the first, and the rough over the second. According to Priscian, the rough breathing was originally placed after the P.
;
Eus. in, 408 C (quoted).

8a<f>UTjôp6},
Tjo'a,
I,
(ha(^vri^6pos)
to
bear bayI,
boughs.
Plut.
2, 2,
273 E.
App.
389, 23.
Herodn.
23.
rj,
Sa<pvrj<j)opl.a, as,
the being ha(j)vrj(\)6pos.
SckoL
In inscriptions, however, this breathing is never found in connection with P. Varro apud A. Cornut. p. 2286. Sext. 622, 9.
Porphyr. Prosod. 114. Priscian. 1, 24. 25. Crammer. IV, 177. The granuuarians wrote also the rough breathing over P preceded
Clem. A. 778 A.
ba<^vri(\>opiK6s,
r],
ov,
of a
8a<j>ini<ji6pos.
Poll. 4, 53.
Schol. Clem.
Sa<pvibca, as,
3,
f),
A. U, 778 A.
^=
bax^vi).
Pseudo-TocoJ.
2, 4.
1.
SdcjivLvos, ov,
of Sd(jivri.
Diosc.
1,
49, tKaiov.
5,
by a rough mute
as Bpovos, xpovos,
(f>priv.
45, olvos, bay<oine, in
which bay-leaves have

Geopon.
Diosc.
8,
8,
been steeped.
SacjjviTTjs,
words which now appear without the rough breathing were once pronounced and written with it. Inscr. 8 Aio-tojros. 71
&K0V(na.
Many
ov,
6,
preceding.
olvos.
Ba(f>vins, iSor,
17,
a kind ot cassia.
Aet. 4, 23.
1, 12.
139
c^"'-
1^0
c\7rtr.
451 'laSpol.
daKJivoKOKKov,
ov, TO,
(Sa^wj, KOKKOs) bay-seed.

Solom.
Gell. 2, 3. On the other hand, words beginning with the rough breathing were often pronounced and written without it. Inscr. 73, c, E2TIAIA2.]
Alex. Trail. 572.
8a(j>v6cj>vXKov, ov, to, ((pvXkov^ bay-leaf.
1344 A.
Sa(j)v6a,
(oo-to,
to
crown with
(Sd<f>vr])
laurels.
Mai.
307,
Satrva-pot, ov, 6, (Sao-ui/oi)
a roughening, a mak81, (jiav^s.
13.
8a(f)va>v,
ing hoarse.
*8a(ruTT;r,
Diosc.
tj,
1, 77, p.
fivor,
o,
laurel-grove.
Strab.
tjtoj,
aspiration,
4.
in
grammar.
47,
10.
16, 4, 14.
Gell. 2, 20.
Arcad.
14, 8.
An.
Aristot.
Poet.
20,
2.
Polyb.
10,
P.
M. E.
11.
ov,
Dion. H. V, 84,
622,
9.
Plut. II, 1009 E.
Sext.
SacjivaTos,
Tj,
{Sa(j)v6a>)
laurelled.
Geopon.
626, 17.
ov,
hainiTpixoi,
p. 124.
12, 39, 6,
an absurd experiment.
(Sanscrit ?)
50.
ba<Tv6pi^.
Achmet.
152,
Sdxavos,
6,
v6tos,
the
South-
Arr. P.
M. E.
Digitized
by Microsoft
SayjriXeia
daiîXeta, as,
fj,
347
plenteousness,
oeuerrjpidt,
06t\oi|rUY(
ados,
f/,
(8a\jft\rjs) plenty,
(Scucnipios) female mimic.
abundance.
Cornut. 153.
Polyh.
2,
15, 2.
Diod.
5,
13.
Polyb. 14, 11, 4.

SeiKTTjpiov, ov, rA, (Sfocrijptos)
Trjpiov.
SaîXcvofiai, ev(TOfuu, to bestow liberally.
ap.âv, dfcpoa-
Sept.
Basil. Sel. 612

T),
D.
Keg.
Jitst.
1,
10,
2,
improperly used.
particle
after
Pseudorelatives.
SecKTiKos,
1337 D.
strengthening
pointing out.
it,
s S" 3 e| avTrjs e^m Sms. II, 385 B 'E| oTaj 8' 884 A 'OTrotov 8' S /3ouoSv dwoTrroMreas. Apophth. 336 C Km otav 8' Si/ Xt/toi Belov.
MoscTin. 55, p. 26 Ei
eleXflHi/
L. demonstrativus, Clem. A. I, 924 B, nvos. 2. Demonstrativus, demonstrative, in grammar. i)!on. Thr. 636, 12, Svo/ia (toitoStos,
ov,
(belKvy/ii)
ap^Tot.
TrjKi,Kovros).
ApoUon. D. Pron. 264 D,

270 B.
19.
apflpu,
dvravvpiai.
301
C, dvraivvpLa.
I,
Fsendo-Demetr. 118,
e/i0a(ns.
CTew. ^.
336 A,
Spai/ 8(i^T/
irrei
T
Ai/
i-j(6p& avTov,
evKoXcos avTov pi'li/a,
Kara.
8'
Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 5

cipeflgt,
SeiKTiKms,
adv.
demonstratively,
îôZZore.
mrov
airOKravBris.
8'
Joann.
tjko-
P;<. n, 747 C.
Mosch. 2968
\ov6ei avTff. 437, 13.
prfpi.
in grammar. D. Pron. 271 A.

be afraid.
'Ottou
3v aTrrjpxfTo,
301 C.
*8tXmVtD,
Sext. 249, 2 (tovtow).

ai/fi,
Chron. 79, 14. JfaZ. 422, 16. Cedr. I, 624 "On-ot; 8' Ai- ?y to
6,
(SetXds)
2, 6,
to fear,
to
Aristot. E.
'Kaivea-dai
ieîrap,
opos,
the Latin
2, 20, 14.
debitor
;
^
Sept.
N.
19.
Ignat. 692
PZui. II,
SetXaiVto.
/irjiTCOs
Sophrns. 3528 A,
Kpivacnv.
&eCKmoTrjs,
tjtos, ^,
A S1046 F. avrbv as "EWr/va

miserableness.
o(j)eiKeTris,
;\;pe<<^Xe'T7)s,
debtor
opposed to
KpeSirap.
Antec.
(SeiXaios)
de^padd,
ma D,
%
a measure of distance.
(8e8i<7o-o/L4at)
Schol. Arist. Eq. 1151.
Reg.
8e|,
4, 5, 19.
BeiKavSpca,
rja-a,
(SeiXavSpos)
io
5e
cowardly.
ems,
frightening.
Sept.
Mace.
2, 8, 1 3.
fj,
Sophrns. 3244 B.
8e8inos,
6,
SeiKav&pta, as,
Pseudo-/os. Mace. 10. 13. cowardice. Theoph. 477, 6.
the Latin
deditius,
1, 5, 3.
one who has

Sept.
beiKav&pos, ov, (8etXdf, avijp) cowardly.

74,
Arcad.
Sept.
surrendered.
Sei/ms, fMs, ^,
3, 8,
Antec.
24.
prayer, supplication.
Reg.
bcikiaiva, ava,
(8Xds)
nvd.
fi,
to
make
A.
afraid.
I,
20.
Job 27, 9. Ps. 21, 25. Dion. H. II, 666, 16, tva plvrj.
45.
''EiroLrjo'dfirjv
Sap. 12,
Plut. II,
ottcos
Deut. 20,
beCKiao'is,
8,
Cyrill.
369 B.
the
eas,
(SetXido))
fright,
being
C .....
986
J.
7,
djroirefiyjnj.
2.
II,
Trfs
Ti.ipKrjs
derja'iv
frightened.
Plut.' 11, 184 A.
Petition,
a written
Jos. B.
II,
supplication.
5,
2.
Philon
ilfe&'ô
586, 29.
1209.
Eus.
813 C.
hiiKma, daa, (8eiXds) BcSoixa, (f>oôvpai. Ps. 13, 5. Sept. Deut. 1, 21. Sir. 22, 16. Diod. 20, 78. Esai. 13, 7. Mace. 2, 15, 8.
Patriarch. 1045 C, Ttpd^w.
BoiiY.
Ephes. 973 A. Socr. 64 C Bt^Xia Seriaeav. Chal. 1641 B. Cyn'Z?. Scyth. Vit. Sab. 313 C. 'O t&v Seria-ccuv, or
IV, 533 C.
Athan.
SeiKivov.
I,
144 C,
Simoc.
Tov Bdvarov.
beCKivaios,
ov,
pertaining
to
cm
tS)v ber)(Te<i)v, the officer to
tions
are referred.
whom petiPorph. Adm. 234, 22.
329, 17, Kaipos, the afternoon time.

SeiKtvos,
rj,
ov,
(Sei'Xij)
;
L. pomeridianus, in the
Attal. Phoc. Novell. 299. 167,12. Curop. 5, 4. 24, 12. 39, 22. Aristot. E. N. *8eijTds, ri, ov, supplicatory. Diod. 17, 44. II, 632, 63. 4, 8 (3), 32. Philon H, 590, 36, iiria-ToKai. Leant. Mon.
Cer. 485, 24.
afternoon, at even
6piv6s, or npaivds.
opposed to iadivos, opSept. Par.

8,
6.
2,
31, 3, 6Xo1 7,
3, 8.
nairaais.
Plut.
5.
Esdr.
70 E.
1,
Strab.
68.
9,
2.
II,
Poll. 1,
Ael. V. H.
2,
TFesêrn.
rj
Sft-aJ.
41.
704
tA
SerjTiKdv,
sc.
ypdjiim,
petition.
Substantively, (a)
SeiXti'di'.
beCKivrj,

ierfriK&s,
Theoph. 358.
Sept.
(b) to
3. 8.
sc.
apa,
3.
ro
the 39.
2,
8etXti/di',
Nil.
8ei,
adv. ire a supplicatory manner. Jun. 133 B.
Vit.
afternoon.
Gen.
Ex.
Esdr.
29,
1, 5,
see 86(0.
Lev. 6, 20. Reg. Lucian. II, 319.

SeiKivov
jreptiraTav,
3, 18, 29.
49.
Method. 241
C Xês
Seiyfut, aros, to,
example.
Sext. 554, 1 ikeiypu-
yesterday afternoon.
t6
Tos juv oSv x^P'" d7rapKe<Tei raCr' clprjaBai.
Clementin.
6, 5, eiveKa.
or luncheon.
(C) TO SeiKivov, so. deiirvov, the afternoon meal Athen. 1, 19.

Ptol. Tetrab. 66.
Seiyiwriâ, i(ra, (Selyp.a) to

of, to
make an example
Paul. Col.
I,
beCKoKaTa<l)povrfTr]s, ov, d, (8eiXdf, KaTa<l>povi]Tt]s')
expose.
Matt.
I,
19.
2,
15.
insolent coward.
Eus. IV,
884 C. D.
(8e//ojXoi')
Athan.
564 A.
hciXoopai,
aSriv,
1, 4, 8.
(8Xds)
21.
SecXtda.
Sept.
4pocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 33.

SeuaiKiKTas, u, 6,
/xos.
Laconian,
Mace.
pX-
1, 16, 6.
SeiK6(pdovos, ov, (8Xds, (pdovos) enviously cowardly.
Plut.
I,
607 D.
lApollon. D. A,dv. 588, 22
perf.]
Polem. 210.
rjo-a,
itiKmpA., to
show.
jfiit.
Seiko-^vxea,
11,
Adam.
S. 338.
Sei\6yjfvxds elpn.
Athan.
deSfiêrai,
1304 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
SeiXoyjrv'ô'!
faint-hearted,
348
timid.
9.
heicaeria
Diod. 12, 59.
Orig.
I,
fj,
Sei\6\jfvxos,
ov,
(^jnix'))
15, 53.
Clem. A.
I,
224
Pseudo-/os. Mace.
8, p.
108.
C.
800 A.
{heuri&alpMiv)
religion in
Seiiidnos, ov, 6, (8/wi) terrifier, epithet
of Zeus.
*8et(rtSaiiwvia, as,
Dion. H.
Sei/ido), aa-a,
=
as,
II,
1248, 14.
bîjmiva, to fear.
general,
and
superstition
in
particular.
12, 24,
Apophth. 196
Sept.
Theophr. Char. 18.

5.
Polyb.
6, 56, 7.
Mr]8ev heiiMOTjTe.
d<Ttt>,
bfivaâi,
(Seivos)
35.
f],
=
to
SeivoTraBea.
>jW. 17, 41. 11, 89, tS>v 6cS)v. Seia-idaip^vas, adv. superstitiously. Aristeas
16.
Mace.
2, 4,
2,
13, 25.
PMort
complaint.
fect
I,
195, 9.
Seu/oXoyia,
(SeivoXoyfoiMu)
Se/ca, oi, ai, to.,
indeclinable, ten, the most perto the Pythagoreans.
Polyb. 33,
BeivoTTOiea,
5, 3.
number according
rjo-a,
(iroiea)
make
dreadful, to
represent as dreadful, to exaggerate.
Dion.
H. VI, 866,
exaggeration.
tei.vo7rpo(ramcai,
7.
rj,
Orig.
Secvcmoirjo-is, etos,
1000 D, rl. (SeivoTroUa) wicked act or

I,
Athenag. 6. Sext. 722, 8. Clem A. I, 988 A. n, 365 A. Orig. IV, 308 A Tov Sim dpi6p,6v. 0( SeKa avSpes, or simply 01 Sim, the Roman decemviri. Dion. H. Ill, 1740.
Epiph.
r](ra>,
IT,
36 C.
9.
IV, 2140,
11 D.
6.
App. n, 507,
12.
(yrpotramov) to have a ter-
bendôios, ov, (8eKa, /3o0s) worth ten oxen. Plut.

I,
rible face,
to
be overbearing.
Diod.
Eudoc.
M.
313.
bfLvos,
rj,
fieKayXtao'tros, ov, (yXaurtra) ten-tongued.

ov, skilful, etc.
5, 38, els
Pisid.
to Kep-
1270 A.
dexayovia, as, (yovif) tenth generation.
.Lucian.
I,
8os evpeiv.
beivotrpos,
ov,
6,
(Seitos,
oiTiir]
1)
Kovvâ.
820.
(ypdiipa)
consisting of ten
Diosc.
3,
126 (136).
7],
heKaypdjifuiTos, ov,
letters.
Sfiîs, cms,
(ScLKVvp,i)
ing, pointing out,
L. demonstratio, a showexhibition. Plut. II, 74 7 B.

308, 12. 309, 11.
Athen. 10, 81.

ov, {bdicrvKos) ten-fingered.
3.
SeKoSoKTuXof,
C. 47, 40.
Dion
E.
Sext. 62, 10.
4, 38.
Particularly
Philon
I,
Diog.
of demonstrative proPlut. 11,
nouns.
610, 6 (oStos).
StKddapxos, commander of 8eKa8dpxis, ov, 6, Arr. ten men. Jos. B. J. 3, 7, 3. 3, 20, 7.
1011 C.
(exclros)SenrvriTfipiov,
281
Anab.
7,
23, 3.
as,
fj,
299 B.
ov, to, (SeOTOTjTjjy)
SeKaSapxia,
dining-hall.
the
Roman
alibi.
decemviratm.
II,
Dion. H. rV, 2155, et

et alibi.
Plut.
277 F,
Jos. B. J.
2, 8, 5.
Plut.
I,
519 D.
Porphyr.
Polyb.
Abst. 336.
hcmvTfTrjs, ov, 6, (SfOTKco))
3, 57, 7.
SexdSapxos, ov,
(imer, jruesi.
6,
the
Roman
decemvir.
Dion.
H. IV, 2152,
21.
1, 8,
10, et alibi.
*SeKa8vo (Sexa 8io)

r],
^=
1,
SmSfica.
Sept. Ex. 28,

Esdi-. 1, 5, 18.
1,
dfOTi/ms, tSos,
(fiemvov) pertaining to supper.
Par.
35.
1,
1, 6,
63.
15, 10.
Dion
C. 69, 18, 3, o-toX^.

6,
Dius apud
7,
Jos. Apion.
1.
18, p. 449.
hemvoQifpas, a,
(Semvov, Bripato) supper-hunter.

((coXcm) inviter to supper.
Polyb.
42, 5 as v.
Aristeas 12.
Luc.
I,
Philon
CyriU.
7
I,
665, 46.
6,
Act. 19,
et
ahbL
SfmvoKKrjTap, opos,
A.
I,
313 C. VI, 264 B.

Lucian.
I,
Athen.
Ill,
256
Aexa
61
Svclv.
748 B. Plut. Just. Apol. 1, 39.
Bam.
4,
SfKOfis, -evos, -/uds, (Sexa, els)
^=
evScKa, eleven.
z=
elXearpos.
Plut.
I,
Sfmvov, ov, TO, L. coena.

evreXes.
Ae
To
444, to
'Kavb&v
7,
fiatiov.
Aunj 8c eoTi irpo beKapias <aMartyr. Hippol. 568 B. Lyd.
fivtrriKov or ayiov delirvov,
(a)
12.
iasi Supper.
Hippol.
Clem. A.
ayiov.
628 B.
(b)
465 B, to
<Ae
hcKaevvla {beKa, ewea)
=
=
eweaKoiSeKa, nineteen.
iord's
Supper, the Eucharist.

Cyrill.
Chrys.
X, 218 D.
Diod. 12, 71. Socr. 497 B.

SfKoe'l
(Se'ko
13, 108.
Clem. A.
I,
860 A.
Sept.
A. X, 1017 A.
(TToic'ti))
Pseudo-Dion. 428 B,
the
e|)
^
28.
eiaeaiSeKa,
sixteen.
2, 5, 42.
TO ScwraTov.
SeiTTvoTToiia, as,
17,
Gen. 46,
preparing of sup-
18, et alibi.
Slrab.
ScKaeiTTd (8eKa, eTrrd)
eirraKaiSeKa, seventeen.
per.
deliTvos,
Diod. 17, 37.

ov,
6,
Sept. Gen.
4.7,
Diod. 12, 36.

(SeKaerripos)
Jos.KJ.
d
e c en
-
Selnvov.
3772 A, o imuTiKos.
SEiffa,
i;s, fi,
Sophrns. 3720 B. Chron. 423, 17.
5, 11, 4.
SeKaerripis,
iSos,
fj,
L.
filth.
Schol. Clem.
A. 786 C. 794 B.
unclean.
nalis, of
nalia.
ten years.
Scio-aXe'os, a, ox, (heiaâ) filthy,
Clem.
pressed or understood,
With Ttaviiyvpos exthe Roman decen1.
A.
I,
152 C.
rj,
653 A.
uncleanliness.
Dion C.
rj,
57, 24,
76,1,1.
Eus.
SftoaXia, as,
28, 13.
Seio-iSatfiovc'co,
Theodtn. Esai.
H, 1188 C, rov
Sexaeria, as,
irarpos.
(eras) L.
decennium,
Dion. H.
I,
the
4.
ô-(o,
(Sirtdai/ia>) io
Aaue reK-
space
2
of ten years.
1,
180,
I,
jfious (or superstitious) fears, to be
under
the
Strah. 15,
43, p. 213, 13.
PhUon
531,
influence
of religion.
Polyb.
9, 19, 1.
10, 2,
Mera ieKaerlav
ttjs eVfl diaTpifirjs.
Digitized
by Microsoft
8eKaKepaT0, a(ra, {beKairkaaios) to multiply by ten. Sept. Baruch 4, 24 AajrXa(rid(7aTe
ieKOKoruXoSi ov, ((corwXij)
e7riorpa<pevTs
fi)T^(rat
avrov,
2.
seek
him ten
Strab
times more.
(itu/ua)
Iren. 1, 15,
Hippol. Haer.
Theodtn. Dan.
icKOKviiia, as,
L. fluctus decwmanus,
I,
108, 74.
326, 29.
Orig. IH, 1205 A.
huge waves.
Lucian.
653.
?
beKaifKofrlav, ov,
^= 8eKan\axTios17
SexdXioi, ov, (btKo)
of ten quid
Porph. Cer.
k. r. X.
1, 20.
473, 6 'l/KiTm dcKoXuz, cio/oXto,

ê/coXiTpov, ou, TO, ten nboli.
BeKOLTiXriyos,
ov,
or
d,
ai Seko irXriyai, the
Pallad. Laus. 1049
ten plagues of
Egypt
C, apTov, ten oholi worth
of bread.
êKoXoyos, ov,
fj,
=:
ol
Seko Xdyoj,
decalogus,
Ptol.
JAe decalogue, the ten
commandments.
Sibyll. 9 (11), 31 6. Hippol. Haer. 428, 65. Eus. V, 340 B. Basil. H, 85 C. [Formed after the analogy of Se/cdXoyos.]
Seiean-XoKos, ov, (jtXcko))
Clem. A. I, Iren. 1012 B. Gn. 1285 C. 668 A. n, 357 C. Hippol. Haer. 428, 72.
with or of ten strands.

Inscr. 4415.
Method. I, 909 D. m, 928 B. 933 A. 2. Decade, a subdivision of a lit^ 160 C. erary work. Phot, in, 264 B, of OlympioOrig.
Paul. Aeg. 280. &eKairpamva, to be a StieawpaTos&fK&jrpa>Tos,

6,
=^
Sexe/xTrpi/ios.
Inscr. 4413.
Lyd. 157,
23.
Gloss.
dorus.
ieKajir)vidioi, a, ov,
=
I,
SeKairmXof, oc, (jrfiXos) o/" ien coZte or horses.

hfnajxrjvos.
Sept. Sap.
7,
Syncell. 643, 2.
2,Xp6vos.
ScKdjirivos,
Pto.
ij,
67F.
nepioSos, period
SeKapxia, as,
ij,
the
1.
Roman
decuriatus.
Dion.
ov,
sc.
months.
Plut. II, 907 E.
of ten Galen. U, 64 d!
worth ten minae.
H.
I,
358,
Strab. 17, 3, 25, p. 432, 19.
Leo. Tact.
SeKapxos, ov,
6, 6,
27
Kovrovêpvwv.
Sept. Deut.
1, 15.
bcKapla, see ScxaeZs.
ieKapvaios, a, ov,
L. decurio.
266.
ScKa/ivovs,
Dion. H.
I,
Leo. Tact. 4, 12.

ten, as
Polyb. 13,
2, 3.
fj,
Sexas, oSoy, ^, Âe
number
58 seq.
7.
an abstraction.
I,
beKapmpia, as,
ôs.
(p.olpa) ten
degrees of a circle.
I'AeoZ. Arith.
PMora
1.
10, 26.
II,
Ant.
3, 7, 7.
17,
35, 46.
148,
185,
PZai. 11, 740 A.

86.
ieKapvBia, as,
(fiOfios)
<en words.
Endoc.
M.
Hippol. Haer. lO, 38.

Hierocl. C. A. 126,
?en
7.
310, the title of

ficKwaia,
ships.
as,
^,
a work of Mcostratus. (SeKa, vavs^ squadron of ten

23,
7,
.4MJC
Orators.
Polyb.
4.
25,
7,
1,
irKoimv.
Decennalia,
B.
8eKd<rripos,
ov,
Porphyr. V. 'H 'ArnKfj Pyth. Lucian. 870 2.

I,
Se/cds, (Ae
SeKocrrjpis.
Socr. 177
Diod. 14, 103.

&Kav8piK6s,
17,
S(ra6.
(8eKa,
7, 7, 6.
oc,
avr/p^
6,
L.
decern-
(^(Trjp,a^
consisting
of
ten times
viralis.
Xyrf.
146,
ap;^^,
decemOrig.
(nhorts).
Aristid. Q. 35.
bribery.
viratus.
ifKavevpos, ov,
II,
(ytvpa)
1304 C.
r),
lleKavia, as,
(Sencavdy)
^ ^
Seicacr/ids, ov, 6, (Sexjifto)
Dion. H. H,
Plut.
ScKaxopSos.
741, 5.
I,
Ill,
1680,
6,
apyvpiov, largess.
204,
6.
400 C.
App.
II,
Ad;(os,
L. decuria.
deKaa-Tartjpos, ov, (a-rarrip)

staters.
with (receiving) ten

23, 3.
stories high.
Ael. Tact. 5, 2.
Tseij. Chil. 12, 521.

ecclesiastical prison,
Arr. Anab.
7,
8eKaviK6v, ov, to, (fiEKaydr)
bcKacTTeyos, ov, (oreyij)

15, 3, 7, p. 252, 20.
8eKa(7ijXXa/3o9,
ov,
<era
Strab.
a prison attached to a prelate's establishment.
Ephes. 976 E.
9 77
A.
s
Justinian.
(a-yXKa^rj)
Novell. 79, 3.
ê/ca>/ds, oC, d,
Thalass. 1473 C.
,
1476 A.
constable,
Heph.
7,
10, 'AXKaiKdv,
of ten metrmn.
syllables.
the Latin d e c a n u
Cedr.
SeKda-xw'-
beadle.
11.
Nil. Epist. 340 B.
345 B.
I,
Lyd.
Thalass. 1476 A.
299.-3.
Bardesan.
Drac. ""' (S'XVI^) f '*" form^. 136, 25, arixos, a verse consisting of two spondees and three dactyles.
(Scxa reaaapes')
Sept.
Decanus, an astrological term.
deKOTea-o-apes, u,
reaa-apea-
apud s.
16.
/lotpi'a.)
473 C. Porphyr. Aneb. 41, /ami/. Myst. 266, 3. (Compare 8e/caIll,
KaiSeKa, fourteen.
8,
Gen. 31, ii.

1,
Tobit
1,
19.
10,
7.
Polyb.
36,
11.
Matt.
Sao/eTo) (Se/ca onrii)
^
=
v.
17.
dxrioKaiSeKa, eighteen.
SenaTeva-is, ea>s,
ij,
(SeKaTevco)
tithing.
Dion.
Sept. Judic. 3, 14, et alibi.
SfKa6pyvios, ov,
14.
often opyvtai.
Heron Jun.
48,
104, 6, xprjp^rav. App. II, 69, SfKaTcvco, to divide into ten tribes. to decimate, to put to 46. 2.
I,
H.
63, 13.
Decimo,
SeKairiVTc (Sexa irevre)
irevreKaideica, fifteen.
Sept.
1,
Gen.
7,
20 as
1.
Ex.
27, 15.
1.
Mace.
2,
10, 40.
Polyb. 3, 56, 3 as v.
Strab.
Plut. I, 936 E. death every tenth man. (Compare Dion. H. Ill, 1880, 14. Plut. H, App. I, 865, 'Ek SckoBos dvekav ha. 560
5,40.
ieKami}(ya'ios, a, ov,
9,
46
''E^Tipiaa-e
Bavdra to deKarov.)
=^
SeKomixvs.
Geopon.
9,
SeKarfipepos, ov, (ijpApa)
SeKardios.
Stud.
10.
15, 2, 22.
817 C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
350
SeKaria, as,
17,
SevSporp6<f)o<i
6v, enticing, cdluring.
(SeKoros) the
Soman
decimatio.
SeXeaordr,
2,
17,
Jos. Apion.
is
Plut.
SeKoTos,
I,
934 B.
tenth.
39
perhaps the true reading
ScXta-
7, ov,
number ten. AeKarov each, one tenth apiece.

29. 29, 4. 10. 15.
aMTio,
Nicom. 138,
Sept.
apiBjiAs,
the
(ttikSs.
SeKarov, one tenth to
SeXe, see SaXed.

heXpaTiKj], see SdKpanKTj.
Num.
28, 21.
SfKaToa,
37.
SeXrdpiov, ov, t&,

Sept.
little
SeXros,
tablet.
Polyb. 29,
SexaTeva.
7, 6. 9.
Nehem.
10,
11, 2.
Plut.
I,
770 D.
li-
Paul. Hebr.
beXroypdifyqpa, aros, tA, (Sf'XTos, ypd(j>a) L.

bellus.
SeKorpets :=; Sexa rpeis, rpuTKaiSeKa, thirteenth. Sirab. 6, 1, Josu. 19, 6. Sept. Gen. 17, 25.
10.
Inscr. 3902,
b,
tov avdmrdrov.
SeXros, ov,
Plut.
n, 1019 A.
rj,
Lyd. 32, 11 'O t&v

-Dit/. -4.
Bfnarpiav dpidpos.
SeKCLTaaris, ews,
SeKdrfucTJS.
321
*
tablet. Dion. H. I, 295, 7 Aj 17, haheKa SeXroi, du^decim tabulae, At pvariKa\ or Upaj. ScXtoi, ^= to Slirrvxa of a churcL Cyrill. A. X, 349 C. Euagr. 2776 B.
B.
rius.
Epiph.
Plut.
I,
249 A.
8EX(û'i'f<a, iVo),
(8eX(f)is}
to
duck.
Lucian.
II,
SexaxaXKov, ov, to, ten pâXxoi, the

I,
Roman
dena-
328.
135 B.
ten-stringed.
SfKcixopSos, ov,
(xP^)
Sept. Ps.
32, 2, ^jfaXTrjpu)V
SfKeuPpLos, a, the Latin

tive.
TTpo
december,
Jos.
adjec-
Tpdneâ, 17, a kind of tafeZe. Lucian. n, 332 (the scholiast's explanation is not very satisfactory). SeXô/oetS^r, es, (SeX(j)ls, EIAQ) dolphin4ike.
dcX(j)ivis
Dion. H.
II,
1246, 3 'Upepa TeTdprrj

Plut. II,
Diosc. 3, 77 (84).
SeXtjii^, iKos, 6,
I,
Tpiav l8S>v heKep^pLa)V.
5 EtSoif SfKfpfipiais.
Ant. 14, 8, 287 A. 'O
(AeX<ôcds)
Tpmovs.
Proc.
395, 14.
{Sea, to bind')
tied,
8fK'/x/3piof /iTji/, or simply 6 SeKep0pios, the month ofDecember, simply Decemie)', the tenth month of the Roman year, March being the first. Dion. H. Ill, 1638, 10. IV, 2307, 10. 272 D. Plut. n, 268 A. App. II, 241, 30.
Sepa, aros, to,
that with which
anything
II,
is
rope, tether.
Polyb.
6, 33,
Dion
C. 54, 21, 5.
6,
8eKep.irpi.pos,
Ml. 180
2.
C.
the Latin decemprimus. 208 A. Lyd. 157, 23.

rj,
SeKeTTjpis, iSos,
SeKaeria.
Dion C.
53, 16,
58, 24,
1.
SeKTjprjs, es, (Seica)
ship with ten banks of oars.

16,
7, 1.
Bunch, bundle, Pallad. Laus. 1011 B, Xehea-pr). Cedr. TTToXaxdvav, 1052 B, KoXdpav, fagot. n, 533, 12. 3. Magical knot; opposed to Xvpa. Jejun. 1924 A. depaTiov, ov, to, {Sepu) bunch. Apophth. 349 A. SepivovTiwv, S>vos, or hepivovriav, lovos, 17, the Latin deminutio. Antec. 1, 15, 3. 2,
Cedr. U, 458.
459.-2.
Polyb. 16,
SeKiTjs,
3, 3.
4,
3.
the Latin d e c
^^
SexaKis.
Plut.
I,
8ev8petos, ov,
8ev8pi(a>,
devSpiKos.
Sirab. 15, 1, 60.

to
917 E.
SeKovpiav, a>vos, 6, the Latin
de
urio
= =
LtTca,
(bevbpov) L. arboresco,
grow
deKaSapxos, deKapxos-
Polyb.
I,
6, 25, 2.
Dion.
139 (140). devSpoydXrivos, ohos, a kind of mne.

into
tree.
Diosc-
5,
Geopon.
H.
I,
251.
Athan.
1.
349 C.
Nil. 148 A.
5, 2, 10.
Porph. Cer. 406,

dirotpacis
407, 19.
SevSpoeiSrjs, es,
(EIAQ)
tree-like.
Diosc. 4, 162
icKperov or heKperov, ov, to, d e c r e t u

jSacrtXems
(165), p. 656 TudvpaKos bevhpoeihijs,
den-
pera^v dvo pepav nap aiiTta hiKaôpevtav K(j)epopevTj. Carth. Can. 56. Justinian. Novell. 38, Prooem. d. Antec. 1, 2, 6. [The correct orthography
is fijIKp^TOK.]
droides.
SevSpoKapjros, ov,
6, (jbevdpov,
Kapnos)
tree-fruit.
Achmet. 151.
bevbpoKopTjs, ov, 6,
SevSpoKopAts.
Anthol. TD,
heKTcov
=
*
102 (Rufinus 14).

SevSpoKopiKosf
trees^
i],
p. 142, 3,
8 8ex^(r6ai. Strab. 14, 2, 28, we must understand. Schol. Arist.

adv. hospitably.
ov, (SevSpov,
Kopea)
cultivating
Ael.
N. A.
fj,
13, 18.
Pac. 143.
BeKTiKas
(SeicToccis),
bevSpoKorria, as,
(kottto)) the cutting
down
of
Clementin.
trees
wantonly.
Chal 1270 D.
160 A.
heicT6s,
rj,
SevSpoXifiavov, ov, to, {SevSpov, Xi/Savos)

6v,
(fiix'^l""')
=
Aet.
Xi1,
acceptable,
approved.
33, 26,
5. 3,
7.
jSanoiTij,
L. rosmarinus, rosemary.
11, 15. 16.
Sept. Lev. 19, 5.

Tivi.
22, 19. 20. 22, 11.

Sir.
Job
2,
p. 9 b, 35.
Prov. 15,
8.
8.
23.
Geopon. Achmet. 204.

i)s,
Porph.
Cer.
32,9.
ment.
Esai. 49,
56,7.
SI, 2, propitiom.
SevSpopaXaxr),
^,
(SevSpov, ptAdxi) hollyhock
Se\eaa-p6s, ov, 6, (SeXcdfm)
enticement, allure-
(Althaea rosea).
8ev8pos, ov, 6,
III, 109, 3.

ov, enticing, alluring.
Epiph.
II,
8ev8pov.
Geopon. 15, 5, 5. Athen. apud

nourishing
Orib.
321 A.
SeXeaa-TiKds,
rj,
Theogn.
8evSpoTp6<l>os,
ov,
(rpecô))
trees.
Mon
852 A.
Max.
Tyr. 125, 28.
Digitized
by Microsoft
BevSpo^peai
tev8po(pope(o,
351
Sea-fio^
rjaa,
hear branches
Sev8po(j>opia, as,
of trees.
ij,
to carry or Artem. 216. the carrying or bearing of
(BfvBpo(j>6pos)
SewopraTevo) (SeTropraToi), the Latin
deporto
,
eôplâ, to banish, exile.
Gloss. Jur.
branches.
SevSpo(f>6pos,
trees.
Strab. 10, 3, 10.

ov,
tenopTanav, avos, or heiropranrnv, Snios, fj, the Latin deportatio z= iôpia, dweveîs,
exile,
(iîpw)
hearing branches of
tree.
banishment.
Gloss. Jur.
Lyd. 75, 15.
Seiropraros, see hrfiroprdTos.

Senoa-irdpios,
ov,
6,
Sev8po<j>vfis,
growing like a (<û(b) is, Hippol Haer. 136, 98 (quoted). Mel. Ill, SfxSpaSijs, es, :^ ScvSpoeiSris. cJMi, wood-nymphs.
bevSpiofta, aros, to,
depositarius
Gloss. Jur.
KadaipeTTjs, KaBaifyrjTrjS.
vvp,-
beiroo'LTov, ov, to,
the Latin
depositum
Ignat.
^
6,
(SevSpdm)
KaTodriKrj,
TrapaKaTadfiKr).
Polyc.
8dpi;.
Aquil.
p.
725 A.
Antec.
1,
21 init.
[The
6,
correct
Reg.
1,
22, 6.
thicket,
orthography
wood.
Aquil. Reg.
1,
is 8>)7rdo-trov.]
hevhpiiv, utvos, 6,
SettotStos ::= brjirovToros.
Curop.
13.
93,
31, 13.
Siva
^.
tie,
Sea, to
bind.
Steph. Diac. 1092
D.
SeTTouTOToy, see hrftrovTaTosSepdyxr),

rjs,
fj,
(See also cinhiva.)

hivs,
(Seprj, Sryx"))
noose for catching
the Latin
dens
=;= oSovf.
Plut.
II,
727
birds
by the neck.
r/s,
r),
Antip. S. 17.
Philipp. 8.
neSr)')
SivTTjs, denies.
Sepayxfjs, es, throttling.
SfâiievT],
ix6ii>>v,
^s,
^, pool,
piscina.
3.
etc.
Anton. 7, 3, rav Baptismal font
SepaumeSrj,
{deprj,
^=
Sepayxr/.
Antip. S. 15. 62.

Sepeicrdpws, ov,
6,
KoXvp^^flBpa.
hiîfuov,
Proc. HI, 28, 17.

to,
6.
ov or oTos,
(86;(o/xat)
the Latin
oi
directarius,
1,
Soîj,
pickpocket.
Basilic. 60, 28,
explained by
reception.
et alibi.
8f |tO|8(iXof ,
Genes. 26,
Porph. Cer. 278,

::^ 8e^to\dj3os.
the Scholiast,
evdiKToi (cXcTrrm, oi Xey6-
Theoph. Cont. 142.

01), o,
fievoi TrepaiKdptot, light-fingered thieves.
(Sfîds,
âWm)
1.
Seppa, arcs, to, skin.
Sept.
Job
2,
4 Aeppa
iuc. Act. 23, 23 as v.

SfîoKojreo), Tjo-a, (kottto))
vnep beppoTos, skin for

off one's nÂJ
io
skin,
a proverbial
Jo cut
expression, usually interpreted "

will
Any man
AanfZ.
Mai. 488,
ô-m,
1, To/a.
give the
life
of another to save his
8|ioXa/3e'a),
(86|toXa(3or)
II,
Jaê 6^ the
own."
depparotjiayea), fjcra, (beppa,
right
hand.
Damasc.
?
360 A.
*ArQ)
to eat skins.
8c|ioXdj3or, on, d, (8e|tdj, \ajj.^dvas)
spearman
Strab. 16, 4, 17.

Sepp,nTo(j>6pos, ov, ((jiepa)
guardsman
10.
\i.ov.)
Luc. Act. 23, 23.
Simoc. 159,
buTrpa-
wearing
skins.
Strab.

not
(Compare
Cleomed.
7,
16,4,17.
Anast. Sin. 105S

2,
K
Laus.
beppoKovKovXKiov, ov, to, (koi/kovXAiov) leathern

left.
Scîos, a, ov, right,
15,
;
the the
hood?
B.
iViZ Epist.
TO,
178, p. 292 C.
north is the right side of the

south, the left.
world
beppoTvKov,
quid?
Pallad.
1244
Philoni, 142, 32, west right, east left. Plut. H, 282 E, north. .363 E, north right, south left. 888 A, east right, west left. According to Empedocles, the summer solstice is the right side the winter
;
beppvWa
(^beppu}
becjuo
(Ka(ee/i<^dTa)s).
Schot Arist. Jfub. 734 TAv beppvKKovra eavt6v, ^=. beôpevov.
beaeprap, see
baicrios.
bri<Tepra>p.
solstice,
the
left.
Artem. 62,
I,
jêip, the right-
hand man.
obiarpaTos ?
yoOv
right
Leo Gram.
Epiph.
Tr/v yrju
252, 18, Imros
be<TiyvaTeva>, betrios, incorrect for br/o'iyvaTevai,
184
'Ep.picTdrj(Tav
*beais,
ecus,
r},
em
iravav
left,
teîd re Kai evaiwpu,
Substantively, ij heîa, sc. x^V' '''* right hand. Porph. Cer. 13 Ae^tS Kai apurrepq., on the right hand and on the left. 8e|idn;r, ijros, ^, dexterity, cleverness, as a title. Greg. Naz. Ill, 337 B, ij p-ij. Seîotfiavris, es, (Sextos, <âivai) appearing on the
in all directions.
right.
and
2.
Sir. 45,
11,
(bea) a tying or binding. Diosc. setting in gold.

14.
Sept.
1,
80,
p. 84, overlapping.
Herodn.
8, 4,
2.
Apollod. Arch. 24. 25>
The
plot of a play.
Aristot. Poet. 18, 1. 2.

beo-peva-is, eas,
rj,
(becrpeva) capture.
Achmet.
1,
237.
beupxa, rjoa,
Seapevio, Sea,
Strab. 15,
Plut. 11, 930 B.

6,
teîaTr)!, ov,
(be^wopai) receiver of guests.

s

8/or, ov, 6,
rj
deu
6e6s.
Hes. Aeos,
6e6s.
<j>6ôs
Luc. 8, 29. Lucian. H, 595. Moer. 113, not Attic. Hippol. H&ei. 665. Porphyr. Oi-ig. HI, 1013 B. C. 266, 81. Aneb. 36, 1 7, of magical knots. Diosc. Eupor. 2, beo-pibtov, ov, to, little bea-pis.
42, p. 212, 4.
64.
6e6s.
Antyll.
apud
Orih. Ill, 633, 11.
Aet.
ieovs,
1,
the Latin d e
26
SifiavL
:^
Just. Apol.
3, 79.
Sea
o-dyKTo),
Simoni
Deo
beapos, ov,
d,
hand, bond.
censure.
In
ecclesiastical
Sancto.
language,
Theod.
IH,
1236
C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Bafio<j)v\a^
1268
magic.
352
Sevrepoyovot
Jejun.
oKos,
1917 B.
2.
Knot, in
Porphyr. Aneb. 36, 17,

6,
ifpos.
beiTiio<\)v\a^,
(Sea-fios,
cj)v\a^) jailer.
Ill, 335.
Luc. Act. 16, 23. 27. 36.
Lucian.
Artem. 297.
8eo-/idtn
Theod. Mops. 677 A. 892 B. 1041 B. Theod. IV, 56 C. (See also iopr^, w/oreia.) a. Imperial, or rather imperatorial. Cyrill. A. X, 141 C. Geopon. 4, 12, 16. Sereov =: 8 Srjaai.
SecTfieia.
Solom. 1321 D.
prison.
Philostr. 301. 319,
Senjp, rjpos, 6, (8e'o))

10.
SfTjjf,
following.
Arcad.
20,
Sea-iiorripiov, ov, t6,
iKevdepiov, L. KSera custodia,

\aiaj,
aheafios
(jjv-
ov,
6,
binder.
Greg.
Naz. HI, 450
private imprisonment.
ij,
A.
pertaining to imSeros,
dea-fiamKSs,
oV, (Sfo-fiaTTjy)
prisonment.
Eus.
II,
768 A.
language.
Sca-noôvros
Sevpo, adv. hither.
8eaw6(a,
to rule over, in astrological
Hermes Tr. latrom. 387, 17 Tov

airov dirrepos.
SeoTTOiva,
>)s, fj,
2.
Orig.
Greg. Naz. HI, 403 A. Diod. 16, 4 'O Kivbvvos Sevpo Sept. Reg. 4, KaKfitre ras poTras e\ap,fiavev. 5, 19 Aevpo els elpfivrju, se. awiBi, go in peace.
17,
6v,
bound.
Up
to this time.
Theophil. 1141
Dea. 2. The Lady, a daughter Lucian. II, 607. Her real name is of Posidon and Demeter. 3. A title not known. Paus. 8, 37, 9. given to the empress and her daughters, or Dion C. 6, 14, 1, to the emperor's mother. Cyrill. A. X, 341 the mother of Claudius.
lady, applied to the Syria
"Ecor TOV bcipo, until this time.

Seuo-OTTOiea),
I,
rj<T<o,
(SeiT(Hrotdr)
to
dye,
stain.
3,
757 A.
to
17,
1005 B.
Poll.
Alciphr.
11,
ras napeids,
Scvaroiroua, as,
paint.
dyeing.
1,
49.
Eudoc.
Sept.
lei
M.
43.
!
bfvre, the plural of hcvpo, hither
come !
B.
Proc. in, 165.
Curop.
34.-4. An
TheopTi.
Gen.
11,
3.4 At Ore
Ps. 73, 8.
olKo8ofitj(noiiev,
come,
epithet of the Deipara.

382.
Seo-TToreia, as, possession,
Const. (536), 1033
us build.
6, I'dere
Esai.
9, 10. 3,
Matt.
28,
A. Joann. Mosch. 2885 C. 2901 A.

ownership.
Sept.
tov rorrov.
Epict.
23, 6 AtJrc Koi
aKovtrare fiov dvayivanTKOVTOs vpXv.
Method.
Eus.
11,
33 A, KaraKKiQrjvai.
SevTfpdpios, ov,
6,
1013 B.
5, 28.
Tijs
1016 A.
ScairoTevai, cv<Ta>,
rz; d Sevrepos, the second of-
SeoTrdfm.
Jos. Ant. 3, 5, 3.
Mace. 3, Clementin. 456 A,

1.
ficer in
a monastery. Const. (536), 968 E. Yseadi-Athan. IV, 581 A.
(pvaeas-
Dion
6,
C. 60, 28,
SevTcpeios, ov,
=^
Seurtpios.
Philon
32, 3.
II, 62, 24.
SeaTToavvos, ov,
substantively, master, prince,
Diosc.
2, 28.
1,
59.
Geopon.
to
2,
Dioclet. C.
applied to the emperor's son.

351, 10.
Seu-TroTaTOs
Theoph. Cont.
SevTepevco
{Sevrepos),
1,
be
second in rank.
Esth. 4,
=:
ov,
brjirovraros.
Leo. Tact. 12, 51.

lord,
Sept. Par.
vizir.
16, 5, avr^.
5,
53.
Sea-TTOTris,
6,
Polyh. 18, 38,
oiSevos,
8,
the
Seurepos
Strab. 81, 10.
L.
dominus,
master.
eivai.
Diod.
1, 73.
18, 48.
20, 31.
Jos. B. J. 4, 3, 10, p. 277

VTjs
Ot
iSjj oiKou/ie-
8, 6, 18.
12, 2, 6.
12, 8, 15.
Philon
I,
SfCTTrdrra,
terrarum domini, the
Romans
(Apion.
paioi).
2.
;
2,
4 Oi Kvpioi vvv Tqs olKovpivris Pa>-
Dominus, a
Caligula.
title
applied to the
I,
emperor
II,
also to his sons. Philon

23,
568, 23.
n, 10, 43. Diosc. 1, 81. Herod, apud Orib. Epiph. U, 185 n, 409, 3. Plut. I, 591 A. A, TM IltVpa) Kara ttjv apxieirurKwrriv. (Compare Strab. 12, 3, 32 'Hv SevTcpos Kara t^k
Ttfiiji'
588,
Apollod. Arch. 13.
/ueTa TOV /SaciXe'a.)
'O
8tvTepeva>v,
sc.
Lucian.
m/s.
Ill, 213. 214, d traxrrjs yrjs koL 6a\d(r-
ray
bioKovaiv, the
Tertull. I, 450 A. Dion C. 55, 12, 1. 57,8,1. Herodn. 1, e, 12. Eus. II, SOOB. Athan. I, 385 C. Greg. Nyss. Jul. 343 C. III, 741 B. Ephes. 1120 B. Socr. 660 A. Chal. 873 D. 1601' D. Lyd. 59, 18. Proc. Ill, 165. 3. A title given to eminent men in general, and to bishops in particular. Athan. I, 368 A. 393 B. Basil. TV, 1100 C. 1105 B. Carth. Can. 134. 138. Chrys. Ill, 606 E. Cyrill. A. X, 341 B. Chal. 1556 A. In the Euchologion, the deacon uses the
archdeacon.
SevTcpca
deacon next in rank Petr. Ant. 806 B.

Sept.
to the
ScvTepeva.
Jer.
52,
24.
Eudoc. M. 150.
hevTepios, a,
ov,
1,
{Sevrepos) secondary.
Sept.
Esdr.
1,
29, appa, the attendant chariot,
supernumerary chariot.
tively, TO Sevrepiov,
28, 57.
2.
Substan-
^^dpiov.
Aquil.
Deut
the
SevTepoôKos,
&evTfpoyap4a>
ov,
(SevTepos, ^dXXoi) casting
teeth again, as
a horse.
Siyap,ea.
Poll. 1, 182.
Epiph.
I,
1041 A.
vocative
SeairoTiKos,
cal.
Sc'o-Trora
in addressing the priest.
Justinian. Novell. 2 (titul.).
77, ov, the Lord's {Christ's), DominiDion. Alex. 1592 D. Laod. 21, a-Keir/, church furniture or utensils. Greg. Naz. Ill,
SevTepoyapia, as,
Const. Apost.
fj,
r=: Siyapla.
Afric. 66 A.
3, 2.
fiEUTepdyaÔf
:^
8iyap.os.
Epiph.
II,
281 B. 272 B.
Did. A. 716 B. Greg. Nyss. Ill, Chrys. I, 460 C. PaUad. Laus.
ScvTcpoyovos, ov, (yiyvopai) second-bom.
824 B. Symm.
Gen. 30, 42.
Digitized
by Microsoft
BemepoBeKaTrj
itevTepoStKaTti,
tithe.
ijs,
353
part of a
pov
Be'xôfiai,
^, (Sckot);) the tenth
5iy,
toice.
Hieron. V, 450 D.
to
in the year.
Basil.
I,
^n. 20, toC eTouy, twice 217 B. Chrys. X, 120
^tvrepoSf'ojuat (686s),
be repeated, in arith22.
A.
oevTepooTdrrjs, ov, 6, (lora/iai) one who stands in the second line of an army. Orig. II, 288
metic.
Theol. Arith.
34.
Nicom. 98
AevTfpoSovfuvri fiovas,
order,
namely
ij,
ten.
a unit of the second (See also Tpiodeofuu, ttoTAeoZ.
C.
Themist. 215,
6.
XiKoSeia.)
SevrepoarpaTrjKanavoi,
repetition, in arithmetic.
av,
oi,
Koprjnavoi.
SevTfpoSia, ay,
^4.ritt.
Lyd. 173,
1.
34,
second
6,
series.
SevTepoTayrjs, is,
(rao-o-ffl)
occupying
the
second
SevTepoeKanis, ov,
{i\avva>) the second officer
place, second in order.
Nicom.
85.
of the Byzantine emperor's barge.
Porph.
SevTepoTerapTOs, ov, (reVaproy) the second-fourth,
Adm.
238, 15.
239, 11.
(koitt;)
to
the fourth in the second series
thus, in
deurepmcoiTeco,
r](Ta>,
have a bedfellow.
to
aaab
|
aaab',
V
T),
is
devTepoTerapTos.
Protosp.
Athen. 13, 47.

ifieurepoXoyeo),
ijffo),
Puis. 33.
(See also bevTcpanpcoTos.)

the being Seirepos.
(SeuTepoXdyof)
second time.
Sept.
Mace.
2, 13,
22.
speak a Epiph.
SevTepoTTjs, TITOS,
Anast.
Sin. 56 A.
SevTepdroKos, ov, (rlia-a) second-born.
n, 613 B.
SeuTfpoXoyia, ay, ^, speaking
Did. A.
the
same
(titul.).
2>
subject.
a second time on Hermog. Rhet. 433
836 C.
5et/repo0ai'Sy (âivto), adv. by appearing a sec-
Repetition
SicrCToXoyia.
ond
EptpA.
Sept.
m,
240 B.
Josu. 9,
SevTfpdco, u>aa>, (SeuTepoy)
ievTepmi6pMv, ov, to, (yoftos) the second law.
Fseudo-Dion. 240 B. 336 A. to do or say a second time, to repeat. Sept. Reg. 1, 26, 8. 3,
time.
Deut. 17, 18.
5.-2.
teronomy, the title of the last
Deubook of the
Philon (See
Ill,
18, 34.
Sir. 7, 14.
19, 14.
I,
50, 21.
Jer.
2,
36, to change.
Athan.
217 D.
Pallad.
Pentateuch.
I,
Sept. Deut. (titul.).
121, 30.
280, 15.
Orig.
I,
884 A.
2.
Laus. 1017 A.
Pseudo-fiast7. Ill, 1312 C.
Intransitive, to be repeated or doubled.
also cmvofiis,
and compare Greg. Naz.

i/d/ios.)
473
AevTfpos
ov,
Sept. Gen. 41, 32. 3. To expound or interpret the Bible, with reference to the Jewish
I,
ievTcpoirpcoTos,
(Sevrepos 7rpS>Tos) secundo-
primus, second-first, the first of the second
Luc. 6, 1, aa^ârov, the second-first about which nothing is known. Chrys. VII, Epiph. I, 464 A. 944' A. B. 431 D. Hieron. I, 534 (263). Isid. 816 B. (Compare Clem. A. 11, 261 'Eav pr) (TfXrjvr)
series.
sabbath,
'^pav^,
Tov.
(ra^ârov ovK ayov<Ti to Xeyop^vou npa-
See also devTepoTerapTos.)

KvptoKrj, the second-first
'H
Seurc-
poirpayrr]
Sunday
2.
avrmraa-xa.
Eustrat. 2381 B.
Sept. Josu. 5,
Seirepos, a, ov, second.

2,
Reg.
14, 29.
Mace.
1, 9, 1
'Ek Sevrepov, a sec14, 75.

1.
ond
time, again.
Marc.
I,
Herod. a,pud Orib.

'Ek devTtprjs
îio.
408,
^=
ix Sevrepov.
Ignat. 649
A 'Evoy
I,
rai Seui-epou.
113, 22.
Clem. A.
908 C.
Babr. 114, 2. Two = 5ex^ S. In

5
;
Diosc. 5, 41.
1034 (884). second rank. Sept. Reg. 4, 25, 18. 4, 23, 4 Toiy iepeia-i tIjs SfVTcpaa-eas, to the priests of the second order. Sir. 42, 1. Aquil. Deut. 28, 37. Greg. Nyss. n, 176 C, a doubling. 2. The Jewish mish7ia. Eus. IV, 461 B. VI, 97 C. E^nph. I, 237 B. 248 A. 572 A. Justinian. Novell. Anast. Sin. 105 A. The 146, 1, a. author (or interpolator) of the Constitutions of the Apostles (1, 6. 2, 5. 6, 20. 22) applies this term to the ceremonial law of the Jews. SevTepaTai, av, oi, the expounders of the Jewish Epiph. I, law. Eus. in, 852 B. 952 D.
doctors.
Hieron.
eas,
r),
SevTepao'is,
(Sei/repdm)
172 A.
SecjyevScva),
(Tiop.
244 A, Tov vopov.

Secpivcrcap,
see
8rj<j)ev8evci>,
brjiêv-
arith-
metic, SevTcpos Kal avvderos dpidp^s, a
ber the factors of which are odd

as 9, 15, 21, 25, 27, 33.
numnumbers
Sexwpai A.
Sexopju,
8xop.ai.
Greg. Naz.
Ill,
400
Nicom.
83.-4.
to' receive.
AexSrjvm,
1,
1,
passively, to be
Substantively, (a) 6 fieurepoy, the second ofSept. ficer, the second in power or dignity.
received.
Sept. Sir. 32, 20.
Luc. Act.
15,
irapa-Sexdrjvai.
Herodn.
13, 13 imo-hex^î-s-
Tobit
1,
22.
Judith
B z=
the
SevTcpdpws.
2, 4, the vizir.
Nil. 496
rjp,epa,
CyrUl.
H. Catech.
10.
2.
Chrys. VII, 8 A.
(1>)
rj
Sevrepa, sc.
Malch. 233,
second day after the Sabbath, Monday.
cipio, to accept, to
2. AcEuagr. 2669 B. understand, to put a meanapparently a

7
Sept. Ps. 47, 1 (titul.), (ra^^drov.
Eus. IV,
2,
ing upon, to render, explain;
541 C, (Tofipdrav.
13. 18.
7,
Const. Apost.
47.
5,
Latinism.
Dion. H. V, 156,
Strab.
1, 3,
KSXa
7,
Sc pe
23.
Triod.
r)
p-eyoKq, the great
"(c)
Monday, the Monday in Passion Week. Moschn. 36. TO bevTcpov ^= )(6piov.

Diosc.
1,
Sc'lai vvvi Xeyeiv.

8, 5, 5.
7.
13.
3, 2. 10.
Erotian. 298 Tfjv irTolav,
ot p,kv
18, p. 34.
5.
SfX"'^'^''
'' KtvSvvov, oi Se
Adverbially, Seure-
6e t6v Kpoôv.
2.
rrjv
Tapa^riv, oi
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baptism,
dvaSexofiai,
Leo Isaur. Novell.

&yia> âiTTia-fuvn.
55.
Mai. 438, Tim

6.
iv tib
Chron. 613, li.

14, 30.
619,16.
Theopli.
Nic.
118.
20,
CP.
Histor. 10,
(Bvos, fj, the Latin delatio, inGloss. Jur. formation against a person. SrfKaTopeia, evuui, (Sr)\dra>p) to inform against Ouy ibrjkaTdpevaav a person. Heges. 1316
SijXoTiW,
268, 10, avrbv ex tov ôtrricTiiaTos.
338,
i)s
eK yevovs Svras Aa(3t8.

1,
(Compare
Just.
nva
dirb tov /3anTiV/iiai-os.
Porph. Cer.
6wla-a>
Apol.
71 Toj/ irpocdyovTa be tovtov ^miiTa

{brjKdTiop) information, report.
Tijs
620, 10.
Sf'm, to
KaieaSai delatorem.)
Jos. B. J. 6,
7, 1
bind.
hrja-as.
AvtoO
ra
brjKarop'ia, as,
r],
Xeipe
Lucian.
^''
11, 85.
Clim. 684
A
L.
Suid. ArfKaTopiai, ai
fioo'Lov
KaTaoTdcems tou
brj-
Tas
8eq),
x"Ps
o^ta-dev SeSciiivov.
Chron.
(popov
djrobeiêis
wapa
Papaiois,
at
723, eis TOK TpdxrjKov avrov ttjv

to
wani,
it
(o neerf.
is
2.
Kecj}aXrjv.
fifi,
flo'ayyeXiat.
Impersonal,
brjKdTwp,
epos,
6,
the Latin
Cedr.
I,
delator, z=
Hes.
oportet,
yap
ija
necessary.
irddrj.
eVi |iiXou
"eScj Barn. 737 Cornut. 175 TojoOSeovros,

Aeoi/ cot
Karrjyopos, <rvK0(}>dvTijs.
Theod. IV, 1220 D.

296.
Gregent. 592 C.
brjKjjyanaiv,
rj,
Tdv
K ToO jiripov
iTVveKbix^<^6ai
the Latin
9.
delega
tio.
Suid.
genitive absolute.
Leo. Tact.
Toiwv ....
Prol.
l^'a
napayyeXKrjs.
3-
9, 1
brjXriydTap, opos, 6,
(del ego)
delegate.
NiL
Partici-
325 B.
brjkrjTqpios,
Mai. 319,
ov
ple, Seav, ov, necessary, proper.
Sept. Sir.
hiovros.
(brjKqTqp')
injurious, destructive.
sc.
(ftdp/iaKov,
Polyh.
6,
18,
nXeoi/ roO
Substantively,
poison.
to brjXriT^pwv,
3,
Can. Apost. 3 Tra Kaipa> ra proper time, in their season.
teovn, at the
PseaAo-Diosc.
Tatian. 18.
Kara fiai, (a)

ir\fi(TTris
Toi/
beovra Kaipbv.
A-
Ephes. 1000
Jos. B. J. 1, 13, 10.

54, 23.
33 <36), Plut. n, 662 D.

Theophil.
2,
p. 378.
Drac. Clem.
to neerf.
Plut. IT,
S>
Mid. beo586 F To o-oi

evXaêias.
12.
dfofifvou,
Xdpmv,
Participle, to Beofjievov
15,
7.
(b)
deov.
Polyb. 15,
201 B. bijXUia, TO, tbe Latin deliciae. E.

I,
A.
Plut.
I,
943
to beg, to
pray.
Sept. Esdr. 1,
br)\oiioiea>, rj(Ta>, (brj\os, Trotem)
to
1, 1
make
evident
4,46, 'iva noirja^ris fix'P'' Jîon. H. 11, 918,2, Philon Tav cjivXaTTovTOiv tva (njyxaipô'coa'ivLuc. 9, 40, tS>v II, 531, 33, iva Sia7rp.\jrqTat.
P^BtjtSiv iTOv Iva iKâkoKTiv.
'Iva p.rj eKKiirrj
or
known ;
to
Byz. 757 C.
vfuv.
2.
publish.
Plut.
70 D. Nicet.
To
request.
Porph. Aim.
74 'O /Sao-iXeur
TOV ayiov
brfKos,
rj,
8i)Xo7roteZ
vpMs dneKBciv,
22, 32, jrfpi o'oC
209, 9 'E87;Xo7roi7)o-f tov âcriKca

Toij
fjfiav
irttrris (rov.
Jos.
Ant.
6, 13,
dTTOOTelXai TnaTov dvBpamov.
10, TOV âtTiKeas

7, 8, 5.
avTav
'iv
....
;âpt07^rat.
ov,
evident.
2.
Sir.
Plural, oi 8^Xot, the

27, 21.
12, 3, 1.
12, 4, 8, orras eVtTrXT/^Ty xoi
imibi.
14, 10, 22, Iva mp-ilfaa-t.
Barn. 761
Polyc.
Hebrew DniX, Urim. Sept. Num. Deut. 33, 8, Urim and Thummim.
28, 6.
1,
Reg.
1,
B, MaxTiios Iva
imp
avT&v
dvevcyicj].
14, 41.
36, 3.
45, 10,
aXij-
1012 A, TOV Kvpiov Iva tjjjXv dt^fj. Eus. 11, 433 B. Apocr. Act. Philipp. 32, 'iva &îoi Mai. 248, ware. (Plat. Parmen. yevaivTai.
136
it
Belas (Herod. 1,
3,
49 MavTîoc dêvbes). Hos.

2, 6,
4.
(Compare Esdr.
63 Tois
<\mTl-
ôvai Ka\ To2s TcXeiotff.)

brjkoio, axTin, to
I,
^coKpaTci (jvvbeopai Iva Koi avTos 8ta-
Koi(Ta> hia xpdvov.)
In parenthetical phrases
make known,
to
stow.
Dion. H.
^v.
541, 11 'EauToi' ibrjXaxrev oaris

notify, inform.
2.
corresponds to the Latin quaeso, pray, prithee, I beg permission ; may it please your Majesty, and the like. Sept. Gen. 43, 19
Ae6p,eda, Kvpie, KaTe^rjpev ttjv dpxfjv irpiatrBai
To
With the
accusative of
the remote object. Joann. Mosch. 2876 B ArjXol avTOV 6 yiptav '* Aevpo ea>ff Sibe." 3068 B At^Xoi avTov bta <j)vXaKiTov. Theoph. 604,
Xf)v 6
Pprnpara.
Ex. 4, 10. Josu. 7, 7. Patriarch. 1133 D. Athan. H, 821 A. C. Pallad. Laus. 1075 C. Chal. 1652 C Nai, Seopm t^s dyuoApocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 43 Oil<rvvr]s a-ov. Tios, Seopju, dyade /SacriXeC. Act. et Martyr. Matt. 13 AedfieBd crov, /Sao-iXeC, iropevdsvTes
oiideva vpop.ev.
rj,
Leo Gram. 352, 11 ArjXol tov irarpiapAeav oTt 6 Xaos a'KavbaXiêTat bia Tas Pallad. 3. To announce elKovas. p,jjvvu).
19.
Vit. Chrys. 28 B.
brfXapa, aror, to signal.

brjXaxTis, fas,
Chron. 717.
27.
2.
8,
rj,
interpretation.
The Hebrew Urim

Lev.
8, 8.
Sept.
Dan.
2,
8^Xot.
Ex.
SriKoKTa,
the Latin
Aiken.
3, 94.
decocta,
a kind of
28, 26.
Esdr.
1, 5,
40.
(Aquil.
sherbet.
hr)K0vpla>v,
Sjjktt/s,
Lev.
Plut. II, 55 B,
8 Tovs (^mTto-/xouy Koi Tas
TcXeicno'eCs.)
incorrect for heKovplav.

6,
Aijiidbfios, ov, (Arjpabris)
of Demades the
alTea)
orator.
ov,
(8aKi/<a)
biter.
Pseud-Demeir. 115,
brjpcuTTjTos, ov,
(brj/ios,
7.
tropically.
8i)Xai'(TTds,
i],
demanded
by the
6v,
(beiKaios)
1.
=:
iKeeivos.
Sept.
people.
Synes. 1349 C.
Psell.
1161 0.
Dion. H.
I,
Ezeck
\aios.
5,
15 V.
SijXaior,
incorrect for Sei-
brj/xapxea, rjo-a, to be tribunus plebis.
SrjXaTcva
^=
SijXaT-opetioo.
Syncell. 652, 6.
IV, 1984, 1. pic(. 3, 14, 11. D, et alibi. App. H, 2, 27.
Plut.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Srjfiap'xîa
355
tribunatus.
II,
S7]flOKpaTM
identical with the
I,
Sij/iapx'") "^j V'
*^
Roman
Diod.
888,
9.
n, 493,
Epict.
1,
9.
609, 63.
Dion. H.
19, 24.
t),
P/u(. II, 283 B, et alibi.
1,
Supreme Being. Philon Paul. Hebr. 11, 10. Clem. R. 20. 26. 35. 2. Demiurgus, the Gnostic
583,
4.
6rinapxi'K6s,
6v,
the
Roman
tribunitius.
I,
Diod.
Pint.
Ex. Vat. 115, 30.

1246,
2.
Dion. H.
260, 3. II,
I,
creator and ruler of the material universe, a subordinate being, very different from the
Ill,
1383, 10.
1854, 10.
tribunus.
778 D.
Briiiapxos, ov, 6,
the
Roman
Polyb.
6,
Diod. 11, 68. Strab. 14, 6, 6.-2. The captain of the Veneti or of the Prasini. Theoph. 446, 10. Simoc. 327, 12.
12, 2.
iriiipd<rTris,
Supreme Being. He is the God of the Jews, is, the Jehovah of the Old Testament. He is neither good nor bad he is simply just. Hermes Tr. Poem. 5, 1. 6, 8. Ptol.
that
;
on, 6,
(S^jiios,
cpdu)
(jiiKo&rnios.
Dion C. 47,
8ij(4eva>, ewo-u),
38, 3.
(0 confiscate.
With
the accusar
tive of the
Classical. property confiscated. Also, with the accusative of the person whose property is confiscated. Herodn. 2,
14, 7.
(Hfift)
PUlostr. Vit. Sophist.
2,
1,
'Efii;-
T^ oia-iav (passive construction). Ant.
Socr. 1, 2, p. 37 C. Athan. I, 232 A. Gregent. 592 A. Imper. Novell. 16. Justinian. Cod. 1, 11, 10, ^'. Caesarius 1145. h\jufyopcvio ^= Stjurjyopeio. Diod. 1,13. 4, 3. Aij/i^njp. ArjiiriTpa, as, Tj, Plut. II, 367 C. 586 F. PAifon II, 472, 10. Just. Orat. 2. Pcdlad. Laus. 1202 A. TAeorf.
24.
Gn. 1284 A. 1289 B. Just. Apol. 1, 26. 58. Cels. apud Orig. I, 1265 A (1277 A). Iren. 674 B. Clem. A. I, 1113 B. 1229 C (1301 A), n, 13 B. Orig. I, 264 A. B. 281 B. 357 C. 1277 A. 1333 B (537 C). U, 53 B. 265 A. IV, 92 C. Plotin. I, 377, 14. 454, 1. Adam. 1720 A. 1740 C. 1744 B. 1749 B. Athan. I, 13 A. II, 1129 C {Archel. 1448 B). For his ye'i/ecris and education, see Iren. 481 B. 492 A. 493 A. 496 A. 497 A. 561 B. 674 B. Clem. Jl. I, 1297 B. Hippol. Haer.
196, 24.
61). 280, 96. 282, 21.
Just.
366, 38 (380, Theod. IV, 357
B.
Sij/ioStSdo-KaXoy, ov, 6,
lic
(firfixos,
StSdo-KoXos) pub-
teacher.
as,
Synes. 1553 B.
fj,
8ri[iqdoivia,
1,
(jSolvrj)
public feast.
Inscr. 4039.
m,
1184 A.
686, 34.
II, 55, 34.
Philon Lucian. Cae-
^firyrpeios, ov, (Ai;/i^Ti;p)
of Demeler. Plut.
Diod.
II,
Phalar.
1, 3.
876 C.
SrjpriTpiaKos,
fj,
Sij/xofldpu/Sor, ov, 6,
(66pvfios) tumult,
riot.
6v,
L. cerealis, cereal.
Orift. I,
2,
sarius 1072.
Si^pLOKardpaTos,
ov,
36, Kupiroi, cereal fruits.
Cornut. 164.
^l/ea;.
((cardpaTos)
cursed by the
Aplr. Probl. 76, 34.

Aqp,rfrptds, d8os,
194, 6. Protosp.
people.
SrifioKr/Sris,
Corppr. 1 76, 4, \i6oi, mill-stones.

ij,
Theodtn. Prov. 11, 26. es, (iciJSo/xai) L. poplicola, the people's
Demetrias, a city between

Polyb.
3, 6, 3, et alibi.
fiend.
2, 5.
Dion. H.
as,
II,
891,
6.
Strab.
14,
Pagasae and Nelia.

.
Strab. 9, 5, 15, p. 310.
8i;/iOKi)8ia,
rj,
the being SrjiioiaiSris-
Genes.
the
h-qfuftpievs,
ias,
6,
native
of Demetrias.
Joann. Phot. IV,
76, 2.
Srjp.oK6Kai,
Polyb.
5,
99, 3.
ov,
S,
aKos,
6,
(koKo^) flatterer of
II,
Arjiirfrpios,
Saint Demetrius.
people.
Dion. H.
Mosch. 2897 C. Stud. 961 B. 104 B. Horol. Oct. 26. ^riprirpis for Aij/x^rptos, on, 6, Demetrius. Inscr.
284, 40.
&riHunipyeLov, ov, to,
SrjiiOKOTrcco, rj<Ta>,
1137,
2.
1176, 4.
Srjfioaojros (Ifii.
II,
Diod. Ex.
Plut. II, 802
Vat. 33,
5.
PhUon
51, 35.
D, worse than
the favor
hripuyayiai.
effort to
brjiioKOirriim, aros, to, (8i;/toico7re'<a)
gain
(8i;/uopyds) 'an artificer's
of the
fj,
rabble.
App.
II, 35, 58.
shop.
App.
is
I,
433, 28.
(hrffuovpyea) work, that
Z)Jon. JT.
SripôKoiria, as,
hi)pMipyt)p,ai aros, to,
Diod. n, 567, 45.

Strab. 14, 5, 14.
courting the favor of the rabble. Dion. H. II, 1176, 2.

Plut.
I,
which
I,
made.
rj,
V,
2, 3.
PhUon
Sin.
105, 3.
6v,
dniuovpyrinKds,
.
creative.
Anast.
Just.
SriiWKomKas (8i;/toK07rds), Ba.iil. in, 976 D.

8rip.oKmros,
ov,
182 A. Hlce a
S^ôko'ttos.
1166 A.
^,
(K&iTTto)
flattering- the
6.
rabble.
Sijfiioupyijrds,
dr,
created.
Cohort.
20.
Diod. 18, 10.

lon
Dion. H. H, 1000,
(brjpLOKpaTeomu)
to
Phi-
22.
n, 520,
16.
tqiuovpyia, ay,
Ptol.
^,
creation.
Clem. R.
1,
SrjfioKpaTecD,
rjo-a,
lead the
be in a
Gn. 1281
ij,
(358).
creating, creative.
Ttra'j.
rabble.
Diod. H, 572,
65.-2. To
SriiuoupyiKos,
di/,
1720 A.
a^tiipa.
ms. IV, 257 D,
2.
6,
Adam.
state
0/
10,
of rebellion, to riot ; said of the factions Theoph. 256, of the ckcus. Mai. 244, 16.
16.
ZAe Aijfuovpydj.
Hermes Tr. Poem.

iAe
8r]iioKpdTJ]s, ov, 6,
^=
brjpAipxos ?
Porph. Cer.
8i;/tioupydj, oC, d,
Creator of the universe, according to the Jews and the Christians
12, 11,
T&v
BeveVoH/.
tj,
13, 11, tSiv Upaxrivtav.

riot, rebellion, sedi-
Srip-oKparia, as,
mob-law,
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Brj/u.oKpaTi^co
356
352 A,
Bijêva^cov
compel
1,
Hon.
Cyrill.
A. X, 349 D.
676, 16.
Mai.
the Sijîotoi (of the circus) to serve as
246, 10.
cus.
416, 10, of the factions of the cirI,
soldiers ?
Theoph. 360, 18, TroXXoui.

in the plural
Cedr.
Cedr.
678.
hrjiioKpariâ), icro),
(brnionpana)
I,
to side
with the
SripoTTis, ov, 6,
&
brifiorai,
the Ro2.
democrats.
App.
390, 4.
Sext. 48, 20 Oi
man
of DemoSchol.
Quirites.
Dion. H.
Ill,
1374,
2.
ArjiiOKpiTos, ov, 6,
Democritus.
imo Tov
critus.
ArjiiOKpiTov,
the followers
bmioofiai
(brifios),
to
act the buffoon.
In the plural oi brjiiorai, the members of the partisans. of the circus Theod. bripoL Euagr. 4, 13. Joann. Mosch. Lector 2, 37. Mai. 397, 13. Nic. CP. Histor. 3020 A.
;
Arist. Lys. 601.

SrjiioiroirjTos,
4, 14,
T&v avTiBeTcov
xp<'>t^'''v.
4, 19.
16, 22,
ov,
(noUa)
6,
naturalized
citizen.
TOV npacrlov xpaip^ros.

v(ov
78 0(
tS>v XeyofiiDiod.
I, 11,
Lucian.
I,
868.
ov,
{Srjp,os, TrdXe/ios)
xp^P^'rav
fj,
Srjfwrai.
Srjp.ojr6\ep.os,
open war.
drjpjyriKos,
ov,
the
Roman plebeius.
Mauric.
hrijMs, ov, 6,
(fiepr))
7, 4.
538, 99 TO SrjpionKov, plebs.

2.
Dion. H.
252,
plural oi S^/xoi, the factions or parties

the circus,
of
namely, the Beveroi and

Soz. 1,1.
Upaa-ivoi.
I,
Basil.
I,
477 A.
4, 13.
Proc.
119, 14.
Euagr.
Simoc. 327.
Mai.
11,659,11. Ill, 1365, 6.-2. êtonjrin^ of the circus. Zos. 279, 7. Mai. 244, 22. 389, 19 to bripjonKo, popular commotions. Nic. CP. Histor. 9, 19.
to the hfip.01
bjljMKâvfis, s, (cj>aivio)
II,
401. 422, 21.
{Juvenal. 11, 195.
Sueton.
public festival.
Philon
CaHg. 55. Ner. 22.

Spectacul. 9.)
Ar]p.o(r6eiftos,
Domit.
7.
Tertull.
De
169, 18.
es,
Sr]po(f)iXfis,
(j)iX68riiws.
Schol.
Arist.
ov,
2.
{ArjfiotrOevrjs)
Demosthenean.
Plut.
Plut. 550.
8riiMobS>s (6?;/i<oSi?r),
Longin. 34,
Srjp.oa-6evi(a),
1,
adv. publicly.
Orig.
I,
896
iaa, to imitate Demosthenes.

Gh-eg.
t],
A. B.
hrjvdpiov, ov, to,
872 F.
2.
rj,
Naz.
Ill,
312 A.
Dion. H.
2, 7, 3.
Arilioo-BeviKos,
6v,
:^
ArjfioirOeveios.
coin.
Inscr. 1395.
1, 4,
V, 641,
hrjfioaiaKos,
6v,
=
to
Epict.
hr}ii6(nos.
the Latin denarius, a Roman Matt. 18, 28. 20, 2. 9. 16. PZuf. I, 135 B. 176 C. n,
II, 46 C. reckoning by
Herodn.
900 D.
III,
Galen.
Leo. Novell. 220.

debt.
fiij/ioo-teum, eia-ai,
Scyl. 735, 6(peiKai, public
Sijvapio'p.os, ov, 6,
Srjvapui.
Epiph.
292 A.
ems,
f],
publish a book.
II,
Jos. Vit.
Srj^ts,
pungency of pepper.
Diosc.
2,
65, p. 33.
Eus.
Tdis
;
205 B. 217 B.
Did. A.
the
188 (189).
hrfnoproTos, less correct SeiropTaTos, the Latin
1669
BedTjuoa-ievfievaLs
/3t/3Xotff,
canonical books
2. Intransitive,
281.
fiij/ioo-ior,
oxriiJ.a,
to
opposed to oTroKpvcpoi. appear in public. Theoph.
deportStus
2.
dirjvcKios
eôpiirros,
1, 16,
transported criminal.
Antec.
1, 12, 2.
Hes. SrjTTopTaTos,
eôpuTifuiios.
Gloss.
a,
ov,
public.
Greg. Th. 1068 B,
Jur.
SrjTTOTaTeva, incorrect for SijTrouraTcuo), the Lat-
êprjSos, public conveyance.
I,
341 C.
stantively,
22, 1, 31.
373 B. 716 B, Spdpoy. (a) 6 h-qp,6iTios (f>i(TKos. Basilic.
Athan. 2. Sub-
in
deputo
SrjTTovTaTos,
ov,
(l>)
f)
brffioma, sc. yvvrj, ^=.Tr6pvr).
Hermog. Rhet.
10, 13.
16, 20.
(c) to
(deputo)
157, 29.
Mauric. 9, 3. the Latin deputStus deputy. Choi. 1269 B. Lyd.

to
6,
depute.
Srjiwa-iov, sc.
204, 8.
1, 3.
1. 3.
'Kovrpov or fioKavetov, public bath.
Polyb. 26,
Mauric.
hrjo-epTcop,
3, 8.
Leo. Tact.
bea-cprap,
4, 6. 15.
Herodn.
B.
Socr. 216 B.
et alibi.
Tafueiov,
II,
I,
12, 10. Epiph. I, 426 828 A. Chron. 474, 10, Mai. 318, 5. (d) to br)p,6a-Lov, sc.
.1,
Srjprjyeva), Bripiyevco,
incorrect for Sipiyeva.
less correct
L. aerarium, public treasury.

/os.
Diod.
Plut.
571, 11.
Ant.
sc.
187 C.
(e)
6,
13, 9, 2, p. 660.
Latin desertor XcwroraKnjf. Ignat. 724 B. Basil. IV, 997 C. Srja-iyvaTevo), eva-a>, the Latin designo
arroSeifcvvpi.
epos,
6,
the
dearpov, theatre.
Martyr.
Mai
182.
412,
10.
Gloss.
Poth. 143'2 B.
dr)po(naivris, ov, 6,
(Stj/ido-ioy,
Jur.
aveo/iai) L. publi-
StjinyvaTos,
canus, farmer of the revenue.

57.
Diod.
11,
531,
SeSeiypevos.
the Latin designStus Olymp. apud Pilot.
=
Ill,
airo-
265
Strab. 4,
7.
14, 1, 26.
Gloss.
the revenue.
A.
Si)06j/8eu(B,
SrifioaLiovla, as,
fj,
the
farming of
tlie
less correct SetjievSevai, the Latin
Phot,
m,
916 A.
ov, t6,
office
defendo
of
brjfuxriavrjs.
in-epaoTri'fo),
3.
?o
defend, protect.
ikfaunc.
2,
1.
Srjiioa-iaviov,
Antec.
2,
23,
4,
4,
2.
Plut.
n, 820
c.
Rhetor. "^TI, 1121, 26.

belong to the
Srjiioi.
SrjfioTeuo), eva-a, to
of the
cir-
Sr](j)eva-iaiv,
avos,
2,
rj,
the Latin
cus.
Simoc. 327, 15,

S^pot,
members of the
oi
8i;/i,oreuoiT6y,
ot SrjpoTat.
2.
the
Mauric.
XapTrjs.
14.
Suid. ArjCpevmav, 6
defensio. hStm
To
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hrj^cvirap, less correct decjteva-ap,
357
opos, 6, the
e/c8oo;Tijj.
oiaîâ<Tfi6<i
Xoff
Latin
Hes.
defensor
Aupevaoip,
eicSiKoy,
651, 19
= peydXas =
940, 6.
8^\os.
Classical.
Philon
I,
peydKas.
âa-avicrTrjs,
Kpirrjs.
Leo.
*8mfiddpa, as,
Tact. 4, 21.
32, 11,
iid,
Suid. ^rjtfxva-iav ....

Gloss. Jur.
vTTo tov, by, after
Cur op.
ij, (^dOpov) bridge in general, but not a regular yiipvpa. Philon B. 95. Dion.
87, 7.
prep.
H. n,
passive forms,
Sept.
Aristeas 13.
21 quid ?)
Strab. 16, 2, 40.
{Sept. Reg.
2, 23,
2.
Pass be50, 15,
denoting the agent.

Esth.
5,
Classical.
Gen.
tween two mountains. Povph. Them.

TOiv KKsLaovpSiv.
40, 8 (4, 1 eKTria-dprjV avdpwirov Sia tov 6eov).

8, 10.
Polyb.
3, 39, 8.
5, 58,
5 (10).
I,
8m0aK\w,
61, 5.
15,
12, 2. 4.
38, 4, 6.
40, 3, 8. 51,
Aristeas 14
27.
Am
to oppose. Sept. Num. 22, 22 'Aveo-Tti 6 dyyfKos tov deov BmjSdKeiv avTov (Theodtn.
tSv
'ApajSiaj/.
Philon
3.
dvTiKemBai).
dirriâi
296, 19.
556, 1 (162,
9.
19).
Paul.
Eom. 11, 36. Cor. 1, 1, [Compare the dative of
Iren.
agent,
476 A.
arising
1145 B.
taa-eia
the
= ânriâ =
strengthened.
Tit.
B.
hm^rjcreia.
Dion
over.
C. 40, 32,
2.
from the instrumental dative.^ 2. Denoting interval of time.

genitive.
aâo-tr, etor, ^,
With
the
33
a passing
irda-xa, the .Passover.
Polyb. 22, 26, 22 Ai
irau rpimv,
61 At' ctSjv
fip.epav a-i-
every three years.

evvia.
Diod.
4,
3.
Nicol.
Strab.
D. 148 Aia rpMV

10, 4, 8.
I, 7, 5,
hms. 1116C. 3. The transition of the action of a transitive verb to its object. Apollon. D. Pron. 406 C. 316 B, tov
Pallad.
prjpaTos.
2.
Philon
I,
117,
Pastime.
ToCiTot.
piBos.
5 Aia dieraeTrj-
Adv. 529,
14.
Epiph.
Vit.
^pepav.
fipep&v,
397 B Am Sio ea-dlovrcs, sc. Epiph. 33 C "Ha-Bie 8ta Svo
Sia/SaoTafm (/3ao-Taf<), to prop up, support, hold. Pint. I, 85 7 C, to hold anything in the hand
for the purpose of estimating its weight. Lucian. Ill, 413. Symm. Ex. 15, 13. Ps. 41, 5. Sext. 417, 4. Clem. A. I, 496 C.
8tafiaTripios, ov,
once in two days. 3. With the genitive.
For
the sake
nf
1,
SuiTov.
1,
Paul.
2,
ôm.
12, 1.
15,30.
3,
Cor.
13.
10, 1.
Herm. Vis.
2 'Oa-a iav
belonging
to
passage.
2.
Sub-
waBij 8ta TOV
ovopaTos tov deov.
stantively, TO Smfiarfipm
=z
irdtrxa, Bidfiaa-is.
a
6,
la,
4. With, corresponding to the French au, in cases like the following. Cels. Med.
6,
13
Am
oôs
Xi^dvov.
1,
popmv.
viav
(cat
Diosc.
49.
5,
Moschn. 120 To 8m 28 'O 8ia twu KvSa5,
Philon II, 169, 18. Anatol. 213 A. Smânxos, r), dv, {hmâiva) L. transitivus, transitive verb. Apollon. D. Pron. 406 B. 315
C.
Synt. 43, 18.

ecus,
r), (hmê^moopai) assertion, Herodn. Gr. Schem. 597, 16,
dvlau
Ka'i
Kfpancov olvos.
5,
53 Vl-
8mêâia(Tis,
affirmation.
56 Oivos 8m /Sowiov, flavored with bunion. Galen. VI, 344 D' To OTopaTiKov (fuippaKou, 6 8m popaiv
vcTai Kai
8m
orotpâSos.
SmjScâiarriKos,
tj,
dv,
affirming,
affirmative.
ovopaêTai.

cause).
Ptol. Tetrab.
7.
6, a-vvSea-pos
(on, beOrig.
5. Concerning ::= jrepl toO.

cusative.
With the
ac-
Sext. 115, 6.
Mai. 102 TvovTcs 8e TTavrcs 8m Trjv BpiVou Bvyaripa. 133 'AKov(Ta<Ta Sid tov eavTTji av8pa oTt Tî/ Kaa-dvSpav (j)i\fi. 466, 20
Tpd\jfas
n, 1141 D.
8m^âia>nKSis, adv. by affirming. Synt. 318, 27. Sext. 46, 26.
Apollon. D.
33,
Papaiois
8id
Sepyiop
tov
8tdKoi/ov,
8m^vva
wore
its
avTov irpos avTov. 6. Aia TO with the infinitive,

neptjjdrjvat
Smâiva. Deut. 11, 8 as v. I.

2, 22,
Sept.
Num.
51.
tva
9,
with
4,
hid^Tjpa, aros, to,
(fimâiva) step,
31, 4.
Sept. Keg.
p.
appropriate mood. Jos. Ant. 482 A(a TO icov(j)oi irpbs to (l>evyiv
etvai,
5,
37.
Job
iVo),
Ps. 36, 23.

to
Sia^rjpanâ,
{bmfirjpa)
step.
Aquil.
tva Z>ai.
Iva
pi,
=
TO
fi.
Epiph. I, 956 C Aia to elvai, =. Apophth. 292 C Am to eiXoytjd^vai tva fiXoyrjOeiriv. Antec. 3, 7, 3, p. 580
Trao'tz'
Reg.
2, 6,
13.
8iaîjvai.
8m^r)(reia>
:^ emdvpa
Sm^TiTr/s, ov, 6, diabetes,
Agath. 72, 18. a disease. Aret. 52 A.

380,
9.
Am
eivai
irpobrjKov,
^=
Iva
c'lrj.
Philagr. apud Onb.

8iafii0d(a>, to
I,
Ata to Koipda-Bai. Anast. Sin. 709 D. Mai. 388 Aia to tovs depas, (firialv, oXXoât, for a change of air,
says he.
Leant.
Cypr.
1741
carry across.
Classical.
Sept.
7, 7.
Num.
32, 5, ij/iSy tov 'lopbdvrjv.
Josu.
Sap. 10, 18, avTovs BoKaaaav, =: impaiaaev Polyb. 1, 75, 9, Twd tov avTovs ddkaa-a-av.
7. For, denoting duration
the accusative.
8.
X aim uvTm
8i,d
of time. With Joann. Mosch. 3000 C 'EXatto'KKtjw &pav, for a long time.
of,
By means
piv
with,
=:
Sid tov.
With
Diod. 4, 36, sc. rbv fiov\6pevov. 2. Passive, Smî^dôpai, to pass over, as applied to the action of a transitive verb. Apollon. D. Pron. 315 C. Synt. 145, 6. 285,
Tcmov.
23.
the accusative.
(jJeirSaMTav
Pallad. Laus. 1105
composition,
8m to <Ti.vid<rpaTa. 9. In z^ peyaKas, irdw as in

;
Tpt-
biaîâapds,
ov,
6,
(8iaî^dâ>)
8tdâ(ri.s
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368
grammar.
Epiph.
Sept. Ps. 9, 23.
2,
8ta/3t/Sao-TtKo?
StajSiâariKos,
ij,
BiayXv(f>o';
6v,
StafianKos, in

biaîuKTis, cms,
I,
fj,
26, 3, et alibi.
Sap. 1, 9. Hos. 4, 9. Polyb. Patriarch. 1044 B. 2.
(fiia^Xena) a living.
Decree. Polyb.
oil.
4, 24, 2, et alibi.
7,
3.
Coui>
308 D.
tj,
Polyb. 11, 10,
et alibL
8ia/3\rv//-ij, ecos,
(8ia/3XeW) o looking through,
*8i^pcy/ia, aros, rh, (Bia^pex"') extract by maceration.
insight.
Orig. Ill, 949 B.
Sid^y^rifia, aros, to, (Sia/Sjota)
=
Set
Dieuch. apud Orib.
yKatriris, Strap,
8td/3pc|ts, cms, ^, (8taj3pE;((i>)
I,
286, 5. Erotian.
Ttyîs.
etc.
Lyd. 179,
u,
6.
360.
=:!
oi/
hia^\r]TOS,
ov,
8ia/3dX\e<T5at.
bia^pexh^j !
biafipvdrfs,
c'f,
Sid^poxos.
Lucian. TO, 662.

Cyrill.
Talian. 4, p. 813 B,
tJ0' 77/iSw.
C/em. ^.
Stud.
1
I,
965
B.
A -riov.
fj,
A.
calumniator.
I,
(PpiBa) heavy, weighty. 373 C. n, 36 A. IX, 792 C.
8tafi\r)Ta>p, opos, 6,
720
Sta(3\uf(B
=
Effij,
Sia^pipdopai ^1= ^pifmofiai strengthened by Sm. Themist. 318, 18.

Sm^poxri, 2, 129.
334,
1.
rjs,
rj,
jSXijfcB
transitive.
Theod. IV,
Plut.
(Sw^Spc;^*))
a soaking.
I,
Diosc.
II,
1205 C.
Smfiorjo-is,
ir,
ij,
4ni2/ZZ.
apud
6,
Ori6.
301, 11.
(Stoôtio))
a shouting.
455 B.
Ignat. 652 A.
Plut.
SmPpoxta-p'Os,
ov,
(/3pd;(os)
entanglement.
SiaôriTos, ov, celebrated.

I,
Galen.
XH,
19 D.
is
42 B.
Sext. 749, 29,
cV
dvSpeia.
bia^pap,a, arcs, to, (bmî^pixrua) that which
SiafioKri,
7)9, ^,
opposition
CIS
aversion. Sept.
Num.
oppose
Sext.
eaten through.
Strab. 13,
1,
54, p. 51, 12, the
22, 32
'E^Mov
SmjSoXiji/ trou, <o
parts of a manuscript injured

bia^paais, cms,
Diosc.
1,
fj,
by damp.
ulceration,
2.
thee.
Plut. II, 610 A.
Basil. HI, 201 A. B.
an eating through ;
Fallaciousness,
deceptiveness.
201, 19.
SiaôKiKos,
ri,
6v, (8ia/3oXos)
of
1,
the devil, devil-
ish, diabolical.
Patriarch. 1116 C.
Poth. 1432 A.
Clem. A.
1181 B.
Chyrs.
Martyr. II, 629
136 (137). Jos. B. J. 7, 11, 4. Plut. II, 1087 E, et alibi. bia^pamKos, 17, 6v, corrosive. Alex. Aphr. Probl. Chrys. I, 225 A. D. Theoph. Nonn. 34, 22.
1,44.
diayavaicrca)
B.
E.
Hippol. 693 B.
adv.
diabolically.
=
1.
ayavaicria strengthened by
Jos. B. J. 4, 4, 4.
Plut.
II,
81a.
fiiajSoXocws,
X, 256
Diod. 14, D. F.
471
Sm/SoXos, ou, ov,
diabo1u
ponent.
it
Sept. Esth. 8, 1.
Most commonly
totffn,
1.
adversary, op-
hmyavaKTqa-is, cms, ^,
^=
dyavcucTrjiTK strength11,
corresponds to the
Ps. 108,
6.
Hebrew
2,
Satan,
ened by 414 E.
Sid.
Philon
178, 14.
Plut
I,
the great Devil.

6.
Sept. Par. 1, 21,
Job
1,
Zach. 3, 1. N. T. passim. Cels. apud Orig. I, 1360 B. Just. Apol. 1, 28. Tryph. 69. 82. Cohort. Frag. 1593 A. Clem. A. I, 28, p. 296 A. 797 C. 1141 C. II, 136 B. 653 B. 1133 B. Orig. I, 169 A. 272 A. 653 B. For his yivea-is, see Iren. 497 A. Orig. I, 119 A. Adam. 1793 C. 'Yios or tckvov tov Sta/3dXou, son of the Devil, a wicked person. Luc. Act. 13, 10. Joann. Epist. 1, 3, 10. Hippol. 737 C, Antichrist. [In this sense it is derived from SiaôKKa, to oppose. See
24.
Sap.
BiayyeXia, ds, ^, (SiayyeXm) announcement. Jos. B. J. 3, 8, 5. Orig. 11, 84 B.

StdyyeXfia, aros, to, (puiyyeXXa) announcement,
message, notice.
Byz.
772
A Sept.
6,
Sophrns. 3237 B.
Meet.
20 (27),
Eeg.
3,
4,
things brought on the table.

biayyiKrrjp,
rjpos,
StdyycXos.
Sibyll.
7,
33.
8idyev(Tis,
(titul.).
a>s,
fj,
tasting.
Geopon.
7,
Staycum ::= yevm.

yevofiai
alibi.
Eunap.
80, 15.
-Mid.
81a-
yevofuu.
Plut.
U, 469
C, et
also
Smfiokrj,
7, p.
diTiKfi/ifvos,
Tatian.
821
compare Tov ejraviirrdfuvov ra voFaevid-Athan.
and
Stayivaa-Ka, to agree upon.
Attal. 72, 16 'Hi/
avTois 8ieyva)(rp.evov re Koi trvyKclp^vov Iva ....

8iaTapd|mtr(.
fia TOV 5co0.]

SiafioXSTTis, riTos,
fj,
devilishness.
StayKvXfO/uii
IV, 793 C.
diafiofiîo)
(Ôju/3c'(o),
to
noise.
Pseudo-Dion.
Strab.
(dyievXcoiuu), to bend a bow, to prepare it for shooting. Herodn. 1, 14, 18 Toôv SiriyKvkrjfievov. LiKian. II, 637 Kc-
708 C.
Smôpeios,
1,
pavvov,
ov,
ms
opas,
SiriyKvKruievos,
ready
to
(jSppcios)
northward.
to
2,
hurl.
33, p. 130, 26.

(/3ouKoXc<o),
StayKavurfws, ov,
beguile (humbug^.
6,
(SiayKouvlôiiai)
a leaning
o-fiiXcu/io.
SiaôDKoXcco
on the elbow.
Schol. Arist.
Plut. U, 644 A.
Lucian.
11.
I,
345.
rj,
Themist. 311, 20.

StaôuXtoc.
Sept. Ps. 5,
SidyXu/i/ia, aros, to,
(SiayXu^to)
carved.
SiaôvXla, as,
=^
Ran. 819.
Greg. Naz.
Sidy\v(j>os, ov, (SiayXiKpco)

Ill,
BiaSovKiov, ov, tA, (|3oi;X^) counsel, plan, device.
1100 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
yvoia 8ia<
iidyvota, as,
17, 9, 5.
359
Jos. Ant.
I'a,
8i,aBoveci)
ij,
ayvoia.
Dubious.
ar,
fj,
dyavia.
to
Max.
he
21.
Tyr.
1, 15.
Siaymvidai
(dyavidai),
Sept.
in great faar or
iuiyvviu
262.
=r ayi/ujtu strengthened by Sid. Achmet.

(yvapiCw),
to
agony.
Mace.
2, 3,
Polyb.
3,
3,
102, 105,
10, Toiiy Papaiovs pf/ Kvpioi yevavrai.
Siayvaplâ
where.
make known
16.
every2,
5,
pi)
o-(f><AS>(n.
Diod.
19,
72.
Aristeas
Philon
I,
210,
Luc.
Lucian.
17.
15.
Schol. Dion. Tlir. 787, 15.

iuiyv<o(TTfov^=LheiSi,ayiviTKeiv.
I,
biayavLôpai, to contend.
754.
arai, certatum est.
biayaivios,
Impersonal
hiriymvi-
Plut. II, 556 E.
SufyvaaTiKos,
r),
6v,
(hiayiyvaxTKo) able to
86, twos.
know
I,
or
to
judge.
Nicom.
Orib.
Lucian.
811.
tic,
H, 308.
Sext. Ill,
20.-8.
Sept.
Diagnos16,
7.
ov, (ytovld) diagonalis, diagonicus, diagonal. Sirab. 2, 1, 36. Stayoji/iOTfOK =: Set Siayaviêa-dai. Philon II,
in medicine.
Siayoyyiâ
34, 24.
I, 3, 2.
471, 12.
yayyvâ.
Ex.
I,
8,
Siaytoviais,
Kara twos.
Num.
14, 2, eVl Mojticrî'.

2.
Sir.
Luc. 15,
Cfem. ^.
1141 C,
5epf.
Nicom. 122. SiayavoBmco Polyb. 26, dyavodereco. Diorf. Ex. Vat. 88, 9.
adv. diagonally.
7,
7.
Siayoyyvcrôs, oC, 6,
SiaSaKva
to Smyoyyiifeti'.
(SaKi/o)), <o 6i(e
through.
Polyb.
4, 87,
5, tropically,
Plut. 11, 1105 A.

5, 33,
Max.
Tyr.
Ex. 16,
8.
18,17.
cms,
^,
-Stayopevctff,
(hiayopeva)
Classical.
est,
declaration.
SiaSaxpum
SiaSipa
288.
8td8eo-(s,
Theod. Mops. 1017 B.

^tayopeuo), fo declare.
Impersonal
it
= =
^nôn.
hipm,
in the middle.
SaKpia.
to flay.
Dion. H. IV, 2033, 6. Paul. Aeg. 220.

ban10.
hur/opeierai,
L.
29,
cautum
is
decreed.
2, 6,
Antec.
2,
1,
?i/a lirjSels
dvayKaa^dfj.
more ra êv
dtdypa/iiia,
edict,
Ktvrjra ovaovKairiTeueadat.
rj, (SiaSto)) a binding Herod, apud Orib. II, Antyll. apud Or*. II, 46, 8.
ems,
fiist,
daging.
420,
aros, to,
L. edictum
=.
fi.
hiaraypM,
SidSfO-pa, arcs, to, {SiaSca)
pdKd}(r] KrjmvTq.
decree.
Polyb. 23, 10,

I,
57.
64.
IT,
Plut.
312 F.
Uiod. 18, 635 A. 876 F.
Diosc.
2,
SiaSeapeco
144.
hfap-ia.
Lyd.
10, 5.
App.
349, 84.
SiaSeTcov
Set hiaypdêtv, to
z=
Set SiaSetv.
,
Antyll.
apud
of
Orib. II,
biaypanreov, L.
be struck out.
delendum r^: Phryn. 389.
44,
6.
51, 1.
diaypa<pdpLOs, ov, 6, (fiiaypa<f>rj)
diaSexoiJuu, L. ahdico, to turn out
office, re-
8iaypa(f>evs ?
move from
of
10.
office.
office.
Passively,
to be
turned out
466, 16.
13.
Hes. Auiypaipdpws, 6 dnmraiv

Smypaiêuf, eas,
6,
Srjfiocria.
delineator.
Marcell. Vit.
Polyb.
Theoph. 370.
fitdSijXos,
Mai. 338. 388. 389, 18. Porph. Adm. 230,

distinguished from.
241,
Thuc. 51.
8uiypa(f>ri, rjs,
ij,
liquidation of a debt.
eiKO<ri /cni
32, 13, 7,
die
tSk
nevre TaKavraiv.
2
6,
ov,
Dion. H.
; to
I,
Staypajxp-a.
Dion. H.
Polyb.
decree.
I,
519, 13.
392, 4, irapa tovs SWovs. SiaSrjXoti) (817X00)), to make manifest

Jos. B. J. 6, 9, 3.
indicate.
n, 1021, 10.
hiaypdâi,
Toiis
Sext. 208, 2.
to
enroll,
arpanaras.
2.
enlist.
6,
12,
SiaSrj\a>s (8td8ijXos), adv. manifestly.
Eus. VI,
dpi.
To
Diod. 18,
613 A.
8ia8TipaTO(j)ope<a, rjo-w,
50.
=.
dia8ripaTO<f)6pos
Sur/ptiyopea (yprjyopea), to keep awake.

9,
Luc.
Sid.
Genes.
9, 9.
31, 7.
(Sid&ripa, (j)epm)
32.
Herodn.
Staypiaiva
-
3, 4, 8.
aypiaivm strengthened
alibi.
NU. 580 D. by
Sui8ripaTO(j)6pos, ov,
wearing a
4, 35.
diadem.
Plut.
Plut.
I,
993 D, et
SiaypimvriTTjs, ov, 6,
8ia8i8a (8i8<b)
Schol.
I,
941 C.
SiaSiSapi.
Luc. Act.
6 Siaypvirvav.
Patriarch. 1149 A.
Polyh. 1, 32, 3, biaSiSapi, to spread a report. Strab. 6, 2, 4, p. 428, 21 'Ee napoiet alibi.
p.ia 8ia8o6ijvai, to
Arist.
Eq. 277.
(yvp,vdâ>),
6,
1, 7.
iuryvpvdia)
to
exercise,
11,
to
train.
to
Polyaen.
study.
Athan.
yvp,vaala.
792 A,
II,
become proverbial.
contention.
Siayviivatria, as,
17,
SioBiKaapos, oi,
6, (8ia8iKd(<o) strife,
Eus.
3.
853
C.
IV,
48B.
Suiyvp,v6<o
Sw.yx
Aquil. Ezech. 42, 28 (Sept. âpipaB). hiabiKaôpm. SiaSiKea, ijero), (SidSiKOs)
Plut.
yvp.v6(o.
ay\a>.
Eunap. 84, Liician. U, 912.
11,
196 C.
L. adversarius,
at law.
Isid.
8td8oco9, ov, 6, (piKxi)
dvriSi.-
dtaymyucdf, ^, sage. Strab. 4, 1, 21, p. 301, 16, tcXij,

viurywyiov.
iiayaryiov, ov, to,
dv, (Stayojy^) belonging to a pas-
Kos,
1000 A.
Justinian. Cod.
3, 10, 1.
SiabarXos, ov, (8t7rXo'os) doubled.

(8tay<oyij)
Diosc.
3,
95
L. porionum,
toll
(105).
paid for passing through a place.

62, 5.
Polyb. 4,
SiaSovew
8om'<b strengthened.
Pseudo-jDion.
1100 A.
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by Microsoft
StaBopari ôfiac
SiadopaTiCoiiai (86pv),
to fight
360
with the spear.
bmêvKTiKois,
SiaOrjKTj
adv. disjunctively.
trflZen.
7,
Apollon.
D,
Polyh.
5,
84,
2.
Jos. B. J. 5, 3, 3.
6,
Anton.
4, 3.
Synt.
9,
27.
VII, 331 A.
Jos. Ant. 11,
6, 2.
SiaSopaTUTfids, ov,
{bmbopaTlôfmi) a fighting
7, 3.
8iteu|ts, Eo)9,
with the spear.

biaboa-ijios,
ov,
Anton.
capable
of being
distributed.
Disjunction, with reference to the disPlut. U, 1011 A. junctive conjunctions.
2.
divorce.
Synes. 1128 A.
dtdSoo-K,
ea>s,
fj,
Apollon. D. Cong. 482, 24.

Just. Apol.
1,
Arcad. 185,
9.
distribution.
of the
sacramental bread and wine.

spreading.
Sext. 442,
2.
61,
67,
Sia^TjKoTVTreofiai
(^rjXorvTrea), to rival, emulate.
Polyb. Frag. Hist. 61.

Sta^rjiiiov, ov, to,
Diffusion,
SidSotrij',
15
Kara
689
by spreading.
of poison.
3.
Diosc. lobol.
2, p.
Siafuyij,
fjs, fj,
Participation.
Eus.
11,
122, 3.
SiaCvyia, as,
B, BavoTov.
SiaSoTiKos,
T],
f),
= = =
=
^rj/ila.
Simoc. 115,
24.
Sidêvîs-
Hermes Tr. Poem.

Anthol. HI, 104
8id(evîs.
ov, (8ia8i8<ojiu) diffusive.
Pseudoto
(Rufinus').
bia^vyiov, ov, to, divorce.
Just. Imper.
7.
Dion. 301 A.
8iaSoxEv<B, fva-a>, (SidSoxos)
to grant,
confer
bi,dâ>p.a,
aros, to, vein in
cadmia. Diose.
Aquil. Ex. 29,
4,
143
1272 C, neuter. Philon II, 588, 11, biaboxri, ni, V> succession. Heges. 1321 A, of bishops. to the throne. 2. MetonymicIren. 687 B, iTruTKomRr).
upon.
Gelas. 1269 A.
ally,
(144).
Siaâvrj,
84, p. 740.
rjs, fj,
C^vr/.
9.
&ia^divwp.i
((avvvfii),
to
gird around,
23, 15 as v.
1.
to
sur-
round.
5, 69, 1.
Sept.
Ezech.
2, 5,
Polyb.
hLoZoxos.
Strab.
1, 2,
38.
Tatian.
Strab.
14.
Philon
I, 27, 31. I,
881 C, of Alexander. Sext. 238, 18, ^ tripi Eus. II, 48 B, al twv Upmv Tov nXdrcova. 288 B, ^ /car* 'AvTiox^tuv Uednoo'Tokaiv.
rpov.
Plut.
II,
I,
163 C, Tov avxeva.
App.
361, 84.
832, 11, to frap.
Leo. Tact. 18, 83 Aia-
^d>vwTm avrd (ra oTradla). with an office. Jos. Ant. 14,

tieâxriicvovs.
2>
9,
To
invest
Tiji- dpxrjir
SidSoxos,
ov,
6,
Alexander,
Sept.
=
fj,
successor.
Diod.
1.
Strab. 13,4,
29.
to 3,
2.
18,
42,
of
Vicar.
SidâxTK, emy,
fj,
(Siaâvwfu) a girding.
Sidâfia.
Anatol.
Mace.
3, 8.
etos,
2, 4,
236 B, Tod
finish acting a play.
56.
ffflStoKoO.
hiahpajmniai {bpdp,a),
Sidfeutr/aa, otos, to, îz
Plut.
II,
132
Anton.
iidhpatns,
Diog.
2.
A.
escape.
Jos.
(SiaSiSpdo-Kco)
18, 5, 4.
biaâxTTpa, as,
fj,
^=
Sid^co/ia.
Persaeus apud
5,
Ant. 17, 10,

Siabpdo'a'op.at
Athen. 13, 86.

strengthened.
Hermog. Rhetor. 404,

to
con-
^=
8pdo-(roôi
demned.
hiaBdkaira evopju (BoKairiTa'),
the sea.
Po?!/6. 1, 58, 8.
6ia8po/ii), ^9, ^,
Philon II, 328, 30. a running through. AtaSpofiai

(iopôpvyp.6s, KopKOpvyrj,
1,
be separated by
Aleiphr.
2, 3, 12.
nvevpaTdiv,
Kopvyp.6sBia^vyp,6s,
^=
Kop-
Sta^dXao-o-oy,
a-os.
Diosc. 5, 55.
oil,
80, p. 84. -=. bidêvîs.
apparently corrupt for Epiph. I, 388 B.
hi6aKa<r-
6,
(btaêvyvvpi)
biadoKirai {8aKna>), to
warm
through.
Plut.
11,
Polyb. 10,
*8taêvyvviii.,
7, 1.
799 B.
to disjoin, to
Basil. Ill,
520 A.
Clementin.
arate.
2.
L.
disjungo,
(a)
sep-
Stddefm, aTos, to, (SianSrjpj.) in astrology, the position
Participle,
dieC^vyp-tvot, dis-
of the
la-co,
stars at one's birth.
joined, separated.
avT(i>vvp,iai,
Apollon. D. Pron. 310 C, separated from each other by a
14, 6, Trjs yV(rea)S.
Sext. 737, 10.

to
disjunctive conjunction
jj
f/ie,
rj
TovSe.
as
r)
ipol,
rj
raSc
(1>)
to Sieêvypevov, SC. dî,
(Bepos) L. aestivo, Lyd. 156, 17. Agath. 292, Siadepofxai ^= Bepojiai,

dLodepiâ,
pass the
summer.
13.
a/jui,
a disjunctive preposition
as ^Voi
rjp.ipa
Siddeo-ts, ems,
f)p.cpa de f(mv ^ vii^ io-nv ovk apa Chrysipp. apud Diog. 7, 190. vv eanv. Cleomed. 31, 29. Philon I, 111, 37. Epict.
Ecrrty,
2, 9, 8,
rhetorical art, mastery of style, Polyb. 34, 4, 1. 2. Condition, state, stand-
Epiph. high standing. Used

ing in society.
II,
fj,
11,
641 B,
title.
/leydXi;,
also as
Aihan.
et alibi.
Plut. II, 969 B.
Gell. 16,
8.
101, 11.
Apollon. D. Conj. 482, 25. Diog. 7, 72.

T),
Sext. 93, 8.
529 A, fj err]. Joann. Ant. 1452 B Ilapo3. In grammar, KaXa o-oO rtjv hidOetrar. voice, the form denoting the state of the verb.
*8ia(ev<nK6s,
t
i
6v, (Staff uyw/iu)
L.
disjunclogic.
Dion.
Th.
637,
29.
638,
8.
Tryph.
38.
Vu
disjunctive, in
diaêvKTiKos,
grammar and
conjunctio
^jooKore.
D. Pron. 312 B. 349 A. Adv.

Synt. 229, 25.
Iren. 569 B.
226, 10,
529,
2vv8eo-p.os
tiva,
disjunc-
disjunctive
conjunction.
^c).
Dion.
II,
Thr.
4.
287,
18, nadrinKTi.
fieoT;.
Diathesis, the consort of the Valen-
642,
30
{ij,
iJToi,
Plut.
1026
tinian ^vdos. 294, 20.
Hippol. Haer.
(flVe).
Apollon. D. Conj. 482, 9

ilio^f.
7,
266,18.
196.
72.
Aoyor
(^')-
Synt.
8tafewriK($s,
Diojr.
7,
Siadcmpea
7.
(fleapeoj),
to
see
through.
SexU
TO bu^cvyp.evov.
Chrysipp.
apud
*Siadf}Kri,
rjs, fj,
o-vvdrjioj,
L. foedus, covenant.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Siadrjpiom
Arist.
23,
361
Reg.
1,
BLaiMvl^to
L. repudium. 2. Diaeresis, the resolution of a diphthong or long syllable into two syllables ; as jralV for nais, koiKos for
KoJXos,
Tfix^'i
Av. 439.
Sir.
Sept. Gen. 26, 28.

14, 12,
18.
aSov,
covenant with
Hades.
ment.
/ifTO
38, 33, KpifuiTos, sentence
of judgSiadrjieriv
Mace.
T&v
iBvSiv.
1,
1, 1,
11
îa6a)fie6a
for
relxei,
pictai for pictae.

5.
SwdafieBa irpos iavPaul. Gal. irpAs dXX))Xot;i. Toiis SiaGrjiaiv, Particularly, God's covenant with 3, 15. Isid. 641 Iren. 889 B. men. <tvvSept. First covenant (with Noali) BriKT). Sir. 44, 18 Aia8!jKai Gen. 6, 18. 9, 9 seq.
11, 9
Tryph. 15.
Synt.
7,
24.)
3. Diaeresii,
Drac.
157,
{Apollon. D.
in versification,
;
=
:
when a word ends with

p,oi
the foot
as "AvSpa
iroKKa.
evveirf pxivaa iToKvTpoTTov, 6s
paKa
Not
52.
to
be confounded with
T0/X17.
Aristid. Q.
aiStvos irtdricrav jrpos aiirov iva
firf
iâKcKpdfj
SuupeTijs, ov, 6, (Siaipea)
divider.
Theod.
II,
KaTOicKva-iia
Trao-a ardp^,
perish by the deluge.
no one should Second covenant (with

that
212 C.
SiaipenKds,
rj,
ov,
apt to use diaeresis, in gram-
Abraham): Gen. 15, 18. 17, 2. 19. Ex. 6, Mace. 2, 1, 2. Third covenant (the 4.
Mosaic)
Hehr.
Xaia.
T)
:
mar.
nians.
Apollon.
D. Pron. 381 A, of the

Plut.
lo-
Ex.
fj
24, 7. 8.
Deut.
Just.
5, 2.
Paul.
tto-
SiaiperiKas, adv. minutely, distinctly.
11,
9, 15,
trparq.
Tryph. 67, ^
802 F.
Clem. A.
II,
I,
668 A.
Clem. A.
irpea-^vrepa.
I, 289 C, ij irponpa. 321 A, Fourth covenant (the gospel
diaiperms (SiaipeTos), adv. separately, distinctly.
Greg. Naz.
Luc. 22, 20, fj Koivfi. Paul. Hebr. 10, 29. Clem. A. I, Cor. 1, 11, 25. 273 A. Orig. I, 912 C, ij Sevnpa. 2. Metonymioally, fj irdkaia bia6r]Kr), the Old Covenant, the sacred books of the Jews. Paul. Cor. 2, 3, 14. Melito 1216 A. Clem. A. I, 1160 A. Aster. Urh. 156 A. Afric. Epist. 45 A. Orig. I, 72 A. Athan. 11, 1176 C. Greg. Naz. Ill, 1594 A. Did. A. 313 B. Isid. 196 B. (Compare Sept. Sir. Maec. 1, 1, 57 .) 'W Kcuvfj or via 24, 23. hm6fjKri, the New Covenant, the sacred books of the Christians. Clem. ^4. I, 1172 D. 11, 12 B. Aster. Urb. 156 A. Hippol. 777 C.
dispensation).
Orig.
I,
diaipecD, to resolve
28 A. a diphthong into two

'AtSijy, |3oOs /Sods,
sylla^
iroSos-
bles; as"AiSi/y
novs
Cornut. 14.
Siaiprjpa,
Herodn. Gr. Philet. 414.

(^biaipea)
aros, to,
piece
Erotian.
378.
Siaipta, to lift
up, elevate.
II, 57.
Hermog. Bhet. 260,

Longin.
II,
2, 2,
19.
Lucian.
elevated style.
gerate.
24, 5,
2. To go over a strait. Polyb. 1, As SapSova. 1, 37, 1, tov nopov. Diod.

19,71.
12.
ems,
17,
.
1,
Philon
Cion.
bofppivos,
5 75, 44, to exag-
19,70.
steas
I,
31, 10.
20.
Ari/os.
24.
Strab. 16, 1, 6.
16, 4,
Apion.
Sialadrjo'is,
(fiiaKrOavopai)
Ill,
perception.
281 C.
1177 B.
Bus. IV, 81 G. Athan. H, 3. Will, testament. App. U, 158,

will.
Numen. apud s.
1216 C.
fiteerts.
dialo'tov, Slata-is, see dieaeoi/,
44 'Ek hmOrjKav, by
hm6r]pi6a>
StaiWo), shooting through.
Classical.
Gemin.
5)]pj(0.
Plut. II, 330 B.
852
Oj Aiaia-crovTes darepes, shooting stars.

I,
Stad\da> (ff\da), to
4, 21.
break in pieces.
Ael.
N. A.
Clem. A.
Siaira,
217 B.
chamber, room.
biai<TX''vopju :z^ al<TxyvopaL.
SiaSKeva
=:
following.
Euagr. 2457 C.
Philon
II,
I,
rjs,
fj,
Lucian. H, 88. Diod. 2, 10,
SmflXf'o) (dfiXe'oj), to
contend against.
5, 6.
p. 125, 82. Siaa-dpios, ov, 6, (Siaira)
86, 6.
SiaSKriTeov
11.
SiafloXo'o)
= =
Ael. V.
H.
L. atriensis, the stew-
Se't
SiaSkeiv.
Philon
471,
ard of the imperial palace. 224
Theod. Lector
21.
(=^ C Tov TOV
TvdKariov ^'^Keviavatv ttjv
fioXdo).
PZmJ.
I,
593 E.
11,
978 B.
(jipovTiSa TremfTTfvpevov).
Philostr. 10.
hiaBprjaii, f(Bj, ^, (fiiaSpifo)
Theoph. 495, 13.
Lyd. 202. 215, Porph. Cer. 7.

a.p)(ai)
a looking
closely into.
Suurdpxris, ov,
Gloss.
6,
(fii'aira,
diairdpios.
Evnap. V.
ButSprjTiov
&ui6piap^cva>
= =
S. 54.
Set Smdpeiv.
Clem. 4.
II, 9
A.
bialTTipa, aros, to,
:=
o'Urjais,
abode.
Philon
I,
6pmp,^cva> strengthened
by 8id.
Caesa-
234, 44.
SiaiTfjiTwv, see bi^rjTqinov.
App.
I,
498, 25.
Sia6piXKriTos, ov, {hiaBpuKKio))
famous.
StatTTjTEOV
=
f),
8el diatrdv.
Moschn.
31. 85, to
rius 1108.
treat medically.
SmSpimra), to crumble.
Sept. Sir. 43, 15.
[2 aor. pass. bi-e6pi^v.
biaiTrjTiKos,
Nahum
1,
6.
Isid.
336
I,
10,
2,
24.
2.
ov,
qualified to arbitrate.
Strab.
Diatetic, relating to diet.

diatetics.
B.]
&iaipos, ov,
Erotian. 20 to
StaiTijTued,
Galen.
(aWpa)
ly,
clear, as
the sky.
Plut.
VI, 22 C,
Stauui'tX''))
taT-pds.
455 F.
Smipeo-ts,
ecos,
'''"')
(Stawowor)
to
be perpetual or
separation, divorce.
Aster.
everlasting.
Philon
I,
265, 17.
343, 21.
I,
II,
233 B.
228
To î^Xiov
46
-rfjs
SiajpeVeay,
190, 11.
Eus. n, 1152 B.
Athan.
93 D.
Digitized
by Microsoft
SiaKadapi^co
Clirys.
362
biai-
SiaKXvw
(Buuca^s),
1,
X, 72 D.
322,
Chron. 490, 4 "Kprav
buiKams
C.
adv.
aviôvTtov, to he distributed annually.
Mai.
Alciphr.
27, 2.
warmly ; eag Sophrns. 3432 D. 3577

adv.
289, 17.
1 ''Aprcav ^fiepTja'tcav 8iaiaivt^6v-
rav, to be distributed daily for
an indefinite
Matt.
biaKeKKa<Tiiiva>s
p.pa>s.
(6taKXa(o),
diarcdpvii-
period of time.
Sicucadapi^ta
3, 12.
{KaBapiôa)
3, 17.
17,
Nil. 516 B.
SiaKaSaipo).
SiaKevrrjTfov
19, 2.
8ei
8iaKiTeiu.
Geopon.
17,
Luc.
ScaKadapa-is,
ews,
a clearing.
sit
Cornut. 154
Plut. 11,
BiaKcvTifios,' ov,
{kcvtco)')
embroidered.
Eudoc.
Simoc.
pruning of vines.
diaKadeôjiM (Kadeôfmi), to
apart.
M.
14.
diaKevoafia, aros, to, (jievafm)
hollow.
412 F.
biaKaOrjiiai
(KaSrujuxi)
78, 24.
preceding.
PZm^.
to
I,
Jos. Ant.
14, 16, 1.
Epict.
3, 4, 4.
8iaKa6i^dva (Kadi^dva),
mistic.
to
go
885 C. stool; euphe2, 11, 1.
(SidKevos), adv. not compactly. Jos. Ant. 3, 7, 2. /amS;. Myst. 93, 15. SiaKepavw/u (^Kfpdvwfit), to mix up. Philostr.
8iaKva>s
Sept. Deut. 23, 13.
592.
SuiKaîfm
=:
SuKadTj/iai.
ou,
^,
Sept.
Reg.
SiaKepTo/iea
8iaKripi(T(rai
^
7.
KepTOfifa).
Dion C.
to
43, 20,
2.
diaKatvfjuLiios,
(Kati/oy)
sc.
e^dofids,
the
(^Krjpi<T(ra>),
proclaim,
declare.
New
Week, Easter -Week, corresponding to
Diod. 18,
bmKi^brjKeva)
p. 89, 25.
the seven days tSv dCvfiav. Pseudo-Germ. 392 C. Stud. 1700 C. Nic. CP. 852 C
Tfjv e^So/idBa rrjs hiaKoivrjO-lnov.
PZmJ.
I,
87 7 D.
.
Ki^briKeva.
Swirf. 'Afla/t
....
(Compare
hmKiveco, to
move or go
1.
about.
652 A Ta IjSSojua tov ndaxa.) fiwKaio), to burn through. 2. Participle, SiaKeKavp,evos, torrid. Gemin. 833 C. Cleomed.
Athan.
I,
34, TTjv eprjfiov, v.
eiy ttjv eptj/wv.
Apophth. Anton. Johann.

Chrys. VII, 78
Colob. 40, irapa
ttjv
epvdpav doKafrirav.
Sm/cXafco (lekdâ), to ridicule.
9,
27.
Strab. 2,
1,
13.
17, 3, 1.
1,
2,
24,
(mvri, the torrid zone.
dtaKdXvfifia, aros, to,
=
to
KaXvp^fia.
Method. 348
B. biaKkaa biadpimTm. Dion. H. V, 107, 11. VI, 1093, 12 AiaKkafjievoi. pvdfioi, libidinous
A. SiaKoWiva
853 B.
bui<dimTto
measures.
KaXKvva.
Theod. IV, 849 A.

bend,
BiaKKfuris,
eas,
fi,
(Sta/cXetm)
a shutting
out,
Jos.
(ko/xtttcb),
Ant. 18,
1,
6, 4.
neuter.
Sept.
duiKKcito (xXfi'm), to shut out, cut off.

73, 6.
Polyb.
1,
Reg.
4, 4, 34.
82, 13.
5,
51, 10,
Diod. 13,
31.
hioKairvlâ {Konvi^co), to
smoke through, neuter.

Plut.
I,
14,101.
1,
Dion.
2?.
Achmet.
SmKapBios,
19, 8, 2.
29.
BiaKapadoKeco
ov,
=
to
19, 1 AieK\el(Tdri
in, 1929, 13. Jos.B.S. .... trvfineraaxfiv.

to distribute, allot.
KapaSoKea,
941 F.
Jos. Ant.
duiKKripovofia>
(KKrjpovoiiicci)
(xapSia) heart-piercing.
Longin. 12,
tiaKKrjpioais,
4.
ecor,
f/,
(StaicXijpdo))
allotment.
SiaKapTcpeco,
p.
endure.
Jos.
Ant. 15,
3,
9,
App.
II, 22,
44.
to
748 'MavTOv biaKaprepfjaas 6bvvr]pai Koi
SiaKXi'voj (kXiVo)),
turn
7,
away from,
11, 9, 8.
to retreat.
bvtrx^pSis.
biaKardaxfiTis
Just.
=
:z=
Polyb.
KaTatrxô-is
strengthened.
921
C 2.
ems,
6,
41, 11.
11, 1.
Plut.
I,
To
decline, shun.
Polyb. 11, 15
35, 4,
6,
Tryph. 139.
KaTaTi6r)p.i.
5, Ttjv (pvyrjv, to
refuse to run away.
HuKaTarlSrifu
p. 66.
Moschn. 127,
Tcts KaTaypa<f)ds.
SuikKio-is,
to
^,
(SiaKXtW)
retreat.
Plut.
I,
huiKaTfKeyxa (KareXeypâ), Luc. Act. 18, 28.

inhabit.
confute completely.
396 F.
StafcXufm,
to
rinse
buiKaTexai (Karixo)), to hold, possess

Sept. Judith 4,
to
occupy,
105.
(?a;e.
the mouth. Diosc. 1, 19. VI, 382 C Oti/a KCKpap-iva 8to<Aeir
7. Polyb. 2, 1 7, 5. Diod. 14, 32. Dion. ff. II, 667, 1. 2. Tb AoW back, check; counteract. Polyb. 2, 51, 2. 6, 55, 2.
(cXvifoiTm,
rinse
mouths.
Stud. 11
4, 55, 6, et alibi.
A.
StdicXwo-ir,
6(ur,
17,
rinsing.
Stud. 1661 C,
SiaKaroxri,
tion.
3,
fjs, fj,
(StaKOTEjô)) possession,
3, 7, 1.
occupa1, 17,
ohov, a rinsing of the mouth with wine. bidicKva-iia, aros, to, (SiaxXifo)) a washing, wash,
lotion for the teeth. Galen. XIII, 494 B.
Antec.
Justinian. Cod.
24,
5.
f.
Basilic.
6,
Leo. Novell.
detainer.
2.
Diosc.
1,
53.
166.
84.
of monasteries, wine.
ov,
In the language Cyrill. Scyih. V. S.
SiaKaTOxor,
possessor,
Gloss.
occupant,
322 C. 323 B.
SiaicKvo-pos,
ov,
o,
Leo. Novell. 84.

SidKava-is, emr,
fj,
(SmKXufo))
SioKKvms.
Stud. 1717
(biaKata) a burning.
Plut. 11,
Typic. 47.
8taK\va,
892
F
Geopon. 17, 25.
bad form,
=;: fitauXufo).
Siaxavreov =:; 8ei biaxaUiv.
C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
BiaKXcoOm
SiaiiKada
363
oLaKoaiovTavovts
church. Load. 21. PMlostrg. 540 A. ApophtL 149 A. Const. (536), 1204 B. Ct/rill. Scyth.
ickada.
tuucvl^cD, to
.StoKoiKos, ov,
ages.
.buueoTiarrra
SioftoXXato
= = =
=:
traduce.
Greg. Naz. I, 1052 B. Dion. H. VI, 1063, 14. Died. 17, 115, as imKoiXoy.
V.
S.
243 B.
(b)
C
KoXanTO).
AgaOi. 106, 15,

72, inZaiW
in the Ritual, the bidding prayer, exhortation to prayer said by the deacon.
TCI hioKoviKo.,
KoXXacB." Lucian. Ill,
(Compare Chrys. IX, 586 B.
I,
614
*0
hioKoKovdea
V.
1.
aKoXovdea.
Sext. 250, 19
as
tiaKovos Se KfXeiau evxfcrBou, fiera tS>v aXXmy. See also elprjviKd, (rwanrri, 7rpocr(l)wvrja:is, Krj-
pvcraa.)
SioKoXvfijSaa) (KoXu/i^dco), (o
swim ouer or
across.
StaKovurva,
1,
rjs,
^,
deaconess
II,
:=
fj
Suxkovos.
Nic.
Sept.
aiiTou
Mace.
djro
1,
9,
48.
PoZi/6. 5, 46, 8,
wpos
19.
Epiph.
744 D.
46,
6'.
Chal. Can. 15.
rrjs
tov MoXkovos fTTparoireheias.

carrier of letters.
I,
Justinian. Cod.
13.
biaKovuTTrjs, ov, 6,
1, 3,
Theoph. 112,
Aster.
Diod. 14, 116, TOV Tlêpiv.

hiaKOjua-TTji, ov, 6, (SiaKOjitCa)
biaKovrjTrjs, SiaKovos.
Synes.
lUo
B.
Cyrill.
A.
213 B. X, 184
173 B.
SiaKovLT^rjs,
Ant.
rj,
Mon. 1704 B.
SiAkovos.
A. 349 D.
SioKoyeco, ^(TO), to
6, little
Genes. 125, 20.
give cTiarity.
Luc.
8, 3,
nvX
tc.
am Tivos.
Basil. TV, 724
SiaKove'urBai, to
Theoph. Coni. 275, 10, as a surname. SiaKovos, ov, 6, d i a c o n u s deacon.

,
Paul.
1,
2.
he supported.
Pallad. Laus. 1^03 C, nvi
Phil.
1,
1.
Tim.
3, 5.
1,
3,
8.
Clem. R.
42.
5,
To be a deacon. Paul. Tim. 1, 3, 10. ApopMh. 193 A, to perform the duties 13. 3. To bid prayers, to exhort to of deacon.
Herm. Vis.
p.
Ignat. 668 A.
Polyc.
prayer
8,6.
said of the deacon.
Const. Apost.
btaKBinfrrfs,
ov,
6,
(SuiKoveat)
attendant of an
aged monk. Apophth. 104 A. 260 A.
Joann.
Mosch. 3025 D.
bioKovrjTpta, as, ^, female attendant.
1009 C. Just. 1, 65. Iren. 588 A. Clem. A. I, 1189 C. n, 328 C. Hippol. Haer. 460, 12. Tertull. 1, 1218 A. II, 57 A. Orig. Ill, 381 D. 1241 B. Malchio 249 C. Anc. 2. Chrys. 1, 614 C. 'H hiakovos, deaconess. Paul. Rom. 16, 1. Clem. A. I, 1157 A, yvvi). Basil. IV, 729 B. Chrys. IH, 593 E. Chal.
Steph. Diac.
Can.. 15.
bioKonfj,
1168 B.
SiaKovia, at,
ij,
(Siweovos) L. ministerium, service,

Classical.
attendance.
3.
Metonymically,
servants, collectively considered.

1,
11, 58.
Polyb. 15, 25, 4.
3.
7?
18.
Sept.
Mace.
Diaconate,
Orig. Ill,
deaconship.
Paul.
10.
Eom.
Nic.
12,
I,
Athan. 11, 761 D. Basil. IV, 672 B. Greg. Naz. HI, 988 D. Epiph. n, 185 B. Pallad. Laus. Theo'd. HI, 1101 C. 1171 A. Soz. 1461 C. 4> Metonymically, the deacons, collectively considered. Epiph. 11, 185 B. Const. Apost.
1329 B.
Anc.
a cutting through. Sept. Job 28, Prov. 6, 15, ruin. Mich. 2, 13, passage. Polyb. 10, 10, 13, channel from a lake to the sea. StrcA. 1, 3, 18, as of an isthmus. Reg. 2, 5, 20 Ai ''Enava AcaKojral, 2. cutting off of D'Sia hy^, a place. limbs. Diod.JL, 595, 30. Tropically, interruption. Orig. IV, 364 B. Eunap. V. S. 2 3. Divorce. Symm. Deut. 24, 1 Bi(10).
ffs, fj,
4,
passage.
8,
fiXiov SuiKOTnjs
^=
dnoo'Tao'lov.
diaKOTrreiv.
SiaKOTTTfOU
:=
Tj,
Sei
Plut.
II,
819
A.
SiaKOTTTiKos,
OV, (Sta/cOTTTO))
10.
13.^-5.
Diaconia,
Hence,
.6,
ministry, ser-
vice,
attendance, with reference to the poor

charity, alms, supply
removing.
(j>\eyiiaTos.
Clem. A.
6v, short ?
ij,
I,
^t foT Cutting off, 365 A. 744 A, tov
of the church.
Paul. Cor. Apoc. 2, 19. Jul. 305 D, 2, 9, 12, et alibi. Basil. I, 264 B. Apocr. Act. rpaire^mv. Paul, et Thecl. 41 Els SiaKoviav rav TrTax&v,
of food.
1, et alibi.
to
Luc. Act.
SiaKOTtTos,
r),
SiaxSpevcris, eus,

following.
Soran. 259,
27.
hiaK6pri<ris, cas,
rj,
(SiaKopeta) defloration, ravish7, 8, 1,
he given to the poor.

2,
Const. Apost.
,3,
1 3.
ment.
Jos. Ant.
p. 384.
4, 1. 7.
A.
6> Dispensatio, stewardship, jiurveyance,

Cassian.
1, 1 1
25,
Tmv rpoipav.
Cassian.
I,
1180
dioieSpas (SuiKopos), adv. to satiety.
Poll. 5, 151.
Dion C.
68,
7,
4.
with reference to the purveyor of a monastic

establishment,
.
70 C.
Apophth.
SiaKocnaKK (StaKoatoi), adv. two hundred times. Herod, apud Drib. 1, 498, 10.
SlaKoa-ioKoiTCTTapaKovraxovs, ovv, (SiaKocrioi, Kai,
184 B.
237
'O
Trjs
SuiKovlas,' dispensator,
purveyor.
BioKona,
cav,
ra, (StoKoi/or) the deacon's place in
TcTTapaKovTa, x^^ of two hundred Strab. 17, 3, 11. measures.

hia<o(TiovTaeTr)S, es,
and forty
Anast,
a church,
:=
6v,
to Siokovikov, p,rp-nTa>piov.
Nic.
SiaKoa-icov irav.
n, 672 A,
biOKoviKds,
to
rj,
TTjs iKKkqcrias.
Sin. 741 C.
(SioKovos) pertaining or relating
deacons.
Eus.
11,
636 B.
2.
SiaKoa-wvrdxovs, ovv,
Substan-
(Smkoo-ioi, x^) "f ^^^ hundred measures. Strab. 15,3,11. [Formed
tively,
(a) TO
duiKoviKov, the deacon's place in
after the analogy of ixaTovTaxovs.^
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SiaKOfftOffTOi
SiaKoa-ioa-Tos,
i),
364
Dion. H.
SiaKocioKat1,
8ia\av0ava>
Epiph.
Ill,
6v,
two hundredth.
ovv,
SiaiepiT^s, ov, 6, ::z:o buucpivav.
160
m,
1711, 4.
huiKO(nore(T(TapaKovTax<yvSt
C.
TCTrapaKotfrdôvs.
SiaKO(rfiea>,
to
Strab. 17, 3, 11 as v.
SuucpmKSs, rj, 6v, discreet, of superior judgment Apophth. 301 C.

biaKpiTiKas, adv. separately.
Poll.
7,
adorn, etc.
Philon U, 522, 40
207.
Sext.
AiEKf (cdiT/iijTo Eis âa-iKea,

biaKoafujTiKos,
ij,
was made a king.

regulating.
216,
2.
ov,
{biaKoajiiai)
TaSj/
iioKpoôXiôfuu
4, 7, 1.
aKpoôXiôfuu.
Jos. B. J.
Iambi. Myst. 292, 10,

biaKoa-jiia, as,
fj,
oXmy.
Onos. 14,
bioKoa-jirjtns.
Proc.
II,
623,
8iaKpoô\i(Tii6s, ov, 6,
3, 3, 7.^
2.
aKpofioXuT/ws.
Strab.
12.
8iaKoo-;iio, ou, 6,
order, rank. Classical.
Pseudo-
buucpovareov
^=
T],
Set hiaKpoinv.
OV,
Isid. 1 341 C.
Dlon. 144 C.
SiaKovTiCoficu
196 B,
ot apxa-yyikiicoi.
StoKpotxTTtKor,
{hioKpovio)
II,
oblc to knock
to
aKovTiôfiai
strengthened.
Strab.
down.
swer,
prijia,
Clem. A.
to solve.
Qenes. 58, 15.

fita/couca,
Apollon.
to
388 B, dnopiav,
anr
D. Synt.
284, 20,
to
be a
disciple of
any one.
a verb denoting
to
circumvent (napa-
14, 1, 36. 48.
Diog.
2,
113.
Porphyr. Vit.
XoyiÔfiai, kKcwtco, awarai)..
Pyth. 6. Cyrill. hmKpabaiva Kpadaipa strengthened. A. I, 272 D. StaKparea, to hold in the mouth, as water. Diosc. 2, 181 (182), p. 292. 2. To defend a doctrine. Strab. 1, 1, 9. BiOKpdrrifTis, ecus, rj, (^dioKpaTecii) a holding Jast. Iambi. Myst. 33, 2. Diosc. lobol. p. 56. Theoph. Cont. 295, 12, occupation. 2. /-
produce a jarring sound, as in /cm being a hiatus between the two words. Dion. H. V, 167, 8.-2. To knock at a door, =^ Kpova. Vit. Epiph. 37 D. Sept. Reg. 1, 3, 17 as bioKpiwrco KpvTTTa.
SiaKpovm,
'ABrjvaiav, there
V.
1.
Poll. 6, 209.
diaKTevl^ca (jiTevLîo), to
comb
elegantly.
PhUostr.
335.
SiaKTevio'p.os, oO, 6,
a combing
ov,
elegantly.
Clem.
risdiction,
the limit within which power
be exercised.
Deception
3, Ttvo's.
Porph.
anaTr).
Adm.
Eunap.
205, 14.
53, 17.
3.
may
A.
I,
577 C.
fj,
SiaKvêpvrjTiKos,
KvêpvifnKos.
Epiph.
z=
17,
n, 677 A.
buviv^cva
SiaKparrjTiKos,
ov, rrr (ruveKTiKos.
Sext, 408,
^=
I,
KVêia.
327.
Plut.
I,
19 P, et alibi
to swell.
SiaKvpjiiva) (Kvfialva), to
make the sea
htaKpr)fxvi^(o
^= Kp7]p.viâ>.
(aKpiââi),
Jos. B. J. 1,
to
2, 4.
Lucian.
8iaKpi/3af(o
examine.
Genes.
SiaKvp,pa\i(a>
(eu/i(3aXt'f<a.
Greg. Nyss.
II,
23, 2.
253 A, Tov \6yov.

tj,
huiKpl^fia, as,
(oKpi^ris)
exact observance of
dtaKvpi(r(ropai
or
dtoKvpLTTofiai
rivi.
bell.
^3
Kvpitrtra.
the Law.
tion.
Sept.
f],
Reg.
3, 11,
33 as v.l.
Synes. 1192 A,
buiKtobtovi^co, to
hiaKpiâxTis, fas,
(PiaKpiôai) close investiga-
ring the
PhUostr. 619,
dis-
Ptol. Geogr. 8, 1.
SuiKpiva, to interpret a dream.

35.
Achmet. 210.
to
2.
Philon
II,
54,
missing the boys. Porphyr. Abst. 359. 2. To noise abroad, bia^piâ. Strab.
2,
Mid.
SiaKpivop.ai., to
3,
4.
doubt, hesitate:
scruple.
Matt. 21, 21.
biaKtodavlâ
KwBioviîa.
Greg. Nyss.
II,
280
Luc. Act. 10, 20, et alibi. Clementin. 105 A. Socr. 404 C, Koivmvelv. Joann. Mosch. Also in the active. Pallad. Laus. 2953 C. 1 258 B MrjSev SmxpiVas. 3. Substantively, 01 AiaKpu/o/uefot, Diacrinomeni, Separatists, those who did not recognize the authority of the Chalcedonian council. Tim. Presb. 52 C. Theod. Lector 200 B. Leont. 1, 1225 C. Mai. 495, 6. Phot. 11, 60 B. Cedr. II,
Tpaos TWOS
6iaKa>6(oviôiievt]s.
dtoKcov, ovos, 6,
diacon
StoKovos, ov, deacon,
Joann. Mosch. 3109 D. Cyprian Epist 3, 1, Porph. Cer. 219, 16. (Compare et alibi.
fyycov for eyyoxos.)
S(a\aXeci>, to
address an assembly.
Theoph. 489,
dyveia
12.
Porph. Cer. 155, tov Xoov to iv
fKj-cXeo-ot TTjv T(7<7apaK0<rn}v.
SioXaXta, as, ^, L. interlocutio.

7,
449.
\_ApoUon.
i3.
Synt. 47, 25 SiaKeKpivdai.
62, 36.
2.
Justinian. Cod.
edict, decree.
Proclamation,
8,
Dion C.
Sidnpuns,
lon
42, 5, 7 SiaKCKpiSarai.l
ij,
Justinian. Cod. 10, 11,
8".
Mai. 389, 11
Schol.
Arist,
60)9,
interpretation of dreams.
U,
55, 1.
Paus.
1,
34, 5.
2,
Phi-
'Atto SiaXaKias,
SiciKap'Trpos,
by order.
very Xafiirpos.
Discretion,
ov,
superior judgment. Athan.
I,
548 A. Macar.
Pac. 774.
hiaXafinpivo)
to
472 D.
doubt.
C.
Apophth. 77 B. 3. Hesitation, II, 637 B. Orig. Dl, 948 Basil, m, 1036 C. D. 4. DiscriClem. A.
contest.
^=
elucidate.
Plut.
Xapmpiva. Diosc. loboL 11, 735 A.
p. 50,
*8ia\avddva>, to escape notice.
men,
Polyb. 18, 11, 3 TiKeovaKis
yeyove Tovrav r&v TOêav Kol tS>v avbpav Trpbs oKKt^Kovs hiaxpuTis. [Apparently a Latinism.]
'O hwkav6ai>av or bidKeKr)6as \6yos, a species of sophism. Chrysipp. apud Diog. 7, 198. Clem. A. II, 25 B.
Diog.
2,
108.
Digitized
by Microsoft
BiaXryem
bidkyeo)
365
by
Sid.
BidKe0^do//,ai
Aristeas 18.
70.
aXyeo) strengthened
Diorf. 4, 9, p. 255, 6.
(XeaiVo)),
to
Polyb.
4, 4, 2.
3.
Clem. A. I, 405 A. Diog. 8, Thrust with a straight sword op;
iidKeaivio
masticate
thoroughly.
posed to
X77\/Ae(Bs,
KaTa(jiopd.
Polyb.
2,
33, 6 'Ek 8io-
Orig. VII, 73 C.
by thrusting.
^mXeyo/iat, <o talk

icai
to.
Epict. 4, 11, 29 "AjreXfle

Iv
Sia\ip.Trdv<o
SiaXetTro).
6,
Sept. Tobit 10,

s
.
7.
T^ X"'?? SiaXeyov
iv
ôpôpm
Polyb.
fir/
fiiaXtor
or SioKis,
the Latin d i a 1 i
Dion
KvKlrjTm.
hiaKîiijux, oTos, TO, interval
C. 59, 28, 5.
of time.
Plut.
I,
1,
StaXt;(ôât
119,
66, 2, T^r iâiroaroKijs.

8iaXeijt4/i7-(Bj',
155
Plut. II, 289 E.

SiaXei'xm.
'Ek
SiaXXayioi/, ov, to,

9,
Agath.
?
70, 14.
aXXdyioK
Theoph. Cont.
Dion. H.
Ill,
a intervals.
^laXfi^cD
(oiKeicjxij), to
expunge.
I,
^<Ae.
iiaKef\fns,
9,
72.
PZui.
^,
I, 900 D. Chamael. apud 1033 A.
Orig.
TO KaTOL Tas (fivXaKas.
SidWayfia, aros, tA, difference. 1465, 10.

SiaXXa/cT^ptos,
ov,
ems,
(SioXciVci))
intermission.
(^hioKKaKTrjp^
conciliatory.
18.
Erotian. 358.
^loXcKriKcuoât (StoXeKriKOf),
2o
Dion. H.
&e
II,
913, 16.
App. U, 103,
372,
logician.
58.
Basil.
I,
212
rh StaWaKTrjpiov, reconr
Anton.
Latin.
8, 13.
ciliation.
îdXeicros, ov, ^,
language, as the Greek, the

1,
didKKaicnKds,
ij,
ov,
preceding.
Dion. H.
9.
Ill,
Polyb.
67, 9, et alibi.
I,
Diod.
5, 6.
1384, 14.
SiaXXdo-croi, ?o ezceZ.
17, 53. 67.

1, 2,
34.
2.
I,
Dion. H.
18, 5.
21, 4.
Siraft.
Dialect, a variety of a partic-
VI, 941,
8xXX);Xos,
9.
2.
Diod. 17,
To
die
iJion. If.
peTaWda-a-w.
in
ular language.
8, 1, 2.
Dion.
H.Y,
17, 1.
Strab.
7.
Cornui. 211.
OK,
iesSon. 166 (178).
Sext. 612,"
Cfem. ^.
880 A.
761,
Agathar. 119, 27.

9.
353 A. 3. Style. Dion. H. V, 15, 8. 185,

II,
9,
8t'
dXX^Xmi',
Apollon. D. Pron. 302 A. 324 A.

31.
a circle. Adv. 535,
Sext. 27, 23.

circle.
37,
24.
72, 10, rponos,
VI, 758, 4.
et alibi.
reasoning in a
(iuS^.eKv\iAv(os .(hidkiai),
988 B.
941.
to ififieTpas.
2. In prose, not verse; opposed Heph. Eq. 3. By of a long vowel or

in
5, 7.
adv. loosely.
Eus. VI,
SiaXodm
:=
dXodm.
rj,
Ael, N. A.
Basil. IV,
1, 9.
biaXoyiKos,
ov,
(SidXoyos) dialogical.
Pseudo-
Schol. Arist.
Demetr. 13,
8.
572 B.
Theod. IV, 29 A,
Plut.
resolution
StaXoyiKms, adv. dialogically,
syllable into
two
syllables
its
or of a com;
1348 C.
II,
Euagr. 2669 A.
Tj,
pound word into

XoXkeo
x'îj,
Pliryn.
component parts as 122. Moer. 376.
bioKoyioTiKos,
6v,
reasoning, reflecting.
Athen. 15, 19.

5taXe|is, ems,
1004 D, Sivapis, Nemes. 664 A.

AtdXoyos, see Tpriyopios.
SioKoi&opeo)
the reasoning faculty.
Dion. H. Drac. 56, 23 "ATTtKoi SuiKcêis, Attic phrases, the title of a work of Aristophanes the grammarian. 2. Speech, conpassage, in a book.
VI, 1020, 10.
versation,
SiaXoiSopeopai.
Max. Conf.
a
II,
Symm. Cant. 4, 3. 3. Language, as the Latin. Dion C. 60, 17,4.-4. Homily. Eus. H. E. 5, 26. 6,
SiaXcKTos.
260 C.
SiaXoiSdpi/o-ts, ems,
fj,
(SiaXotSopeo/iat)
reviling.
Sept. Sir. 27, 15.

diaKvTTeco
SmXvo-ts, ems, ^, resolution into.
36.
^loXevKaiVm
XeuMuvo).
Philostr.
883.
Tropically, to elucidate.
as V.
1.
Diosc. lobol. p. 50
white spots,
578 C. Dion. H. V, 2. Refutation of a sophism. Sext. 71, 15. 3. Resolution of a compound 113, 30. word into its component parts or of a long
XuTrem.
=:
Plut.
II,
syllable into
two
syllables
as c airqv for
dtdXeuKos, ov, (XeuKos)
marked with
iavrrjv.
Apollon. D. Pron. 362 C.
Porphyr.
Gen. 30, 32. Z>iorf. 17, 77. Strab. 17, 1, 31. Philon I, 649, 29. fiiaXi;nTos, r), 6v, (SutKafi^dvai) marking, denoting, Anton. 10, 8. Epiph. 11, 596 D, TWOS. HI, 113 A, mpov wpO(Ta>Trov.
as a goat.
Sept..
Prosod. 110.
StoXuTos, ov, (StaXum) resolved, loose.
stantively, rh StdKvTov,
Serov.
2.
Sub-
dialyton^ davv-
Diomed. 448,
fcos,
rj,
5.
ScdKirpaxris,
iiaXrjpea
tiaKj]îs,
z^
"Kqpeoci.
rj,
Eunap.
93, 8.
(\vTp6a) release, liberation Polyb. 6, 58, 11. 27, of prisoners of war.

11, 3.
ea>s,
vessel.
ception,
(SiaKap^dva) capacity of a Diod. 3, 37, p. 203, 99. 2. Concomprehension, opinion, Judgment:
SiaXvm, to refute a sophism.
Sext. 113, 31.
resolution.
Sept.
Mace.
2,
3,'
32.
Aristobul.
3,
apud
4, 6,
i'us.
m,
1101 B.
Polyb.
2, 50, 11.
Gemin. Hipparch. 1013 B. 804 C. Dzoi. 18, 54. n, 586, 47 AidXj)i|ri!/ e(r;(e napa Tois TroXXois ms vadpos &v, he had the reputation with most people of being dull.
et alibi.
Stud. 2. To break the fast, =. KardKia). 1696 C, eis eXmoi' Kot lx6vas, we eat fish on certain church-feasts. 1 700 C, tt/v i^SopdSa be allowed to eat SiaKaivrjo-ipov, to TTJs
meat.
8iaKa)^dopai
11, 4, 1.
=: Xa^dopai
Plut.
strengthened. Polyk
n, 986 E.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Siafiayevto
Siafj,ayva>
366
II,
SiMfimKi^co
ea>s,
;
17,
^=
fiayevw.
r/,
Lucian.
443.
emollition.
StafieTprjo'is,
(^Siafierpea)
a measuring,
2,
SuxfioKaiis,
etos,
(Sia/xoXdo-o-o))
measurement
2, 4, 2,
measure.
Sept. Par.
3, 8,
II,
Galen. XII, 116 E.

SiafioXatriTO)
diameter.
lioKdcra-io.
Phryn. P.
learn
S.
31,
785
C,
of
flour.
Ezech. 42, 15.

Ptol.
Plut:
Tetrab. 195,
the
18.
biajiav6ava>
being diametrically opposite.

(jiavddva),
to
by
inquiry.
8iap.eTpiK6s,
rj,
ov,
3.
(Sid/ierpof)
diametrical.
Philosir. 20.
&iai^vTvofiat
5.
Genes. 88, 13.

liavrevofim.
alibi.
Theol Arith.
Dion.
69.
H.
I,
173,
bidp.(Tpos,
ov,
(^fierpov)
diametrically opposite.
Plut.
II,
302 D, et
biafiapTava, to miss, etc.
Classical.
PseudoI,
Demetr. 82, 23
biajMpTla, as,
31.
hirtixapTrniivos,
faulty style.
Cleomed. 27, 24, tov opiôvros, at the equator. Sext. 730, 15, so. ^mStov. Hippol. Haer. 182, Anatol. 213 A, tw rjKia. 50. 2. Substan-
T),^
ctimpna, sin.
Philon
345,
tively,
T)
StdfieTpos, sc. ypap,p,rj, diameter.
'Ek
8iap,eTpov,
diametrically.
Plut. II,
757 A.
brnfiapripofiai, to protest.
p,T]bev
Ephes. 1120 D, avrovt

Sept. Sir. 34, 16 M17
Lucian.
I,
636.
Trponeres npaât.
to masticate.
8iapj]Kiâ> (^fiiJKos)
^=
SiafifTpeco.
Ptol. Tetrab.
bmiuuraofim,
125. 151. 169 -tre^vm.

diafirjvvct)
8iapxL(rS>, eat
not forever.
8iap.d(rcrria-is,
197, aXKijXovs.
CyrilL
p,i]vvat.
Strdb. 11, 14, 4.
hapAarja-is or
ems, ^, mastication.
A. n, 97 A.
biaprjpiajios, ov, 6,
Diosc.
C.
1,
17. i5, 84, p.
741.
Nemes. 693
=z
to
brnji-qpiêiv.
Plut.
II,
653 E.
fj,
Diog.
:=z;
9, 1 72.
Stap-aa-Ttyaia-is, fwr,
latio,
(htaimanyoai) L. flagelTertull. I,
Sia^rixavriTeov
del 8uip,rjxavdiT6ai.
Plut.
II,
scourging.
626 A.
Plut.
131 E.
biapiKpoKoyeopai
(/xiKpoXoyeo/aoi),
to
U, 239 D.
biap.a<7Tiâ>
Theod. IV, 1064 C.

Siafiacmyoa).
haggle.
Eus.
II,
1177
Plut.
I,
95 F.
z::z
C.
8i,ap,a<rTpimeio>
Smp.cKKriTov
(juuTTptmevai), to procure (in
Bel
8iaiuXka<r6ai,
Plut.
II,
817 D.
8iap.p.os,
bad
98
sense).
Plut.
I,
714 A.
App.
II,
192,
ov,
{ap-fios)
7,
sandy.
Polyb. 34, 10,
3.
-(rOat ydfiois
t^v cvbaip-oviav.
Jos. B. J. 6, 9, 4, npos
Strab. 1, 3,
Biapoifiij,
iyj, rj,
biap.a)(iQ> :=zz dtafidxop-oL.

TrjV dvdyKr)v.
p. 80, 6.
apLOL^f).
Genes. 71, 12. 82,
13.
diafieipaKievofiaL ^=. fieipaKievoî.
Plut.
I,
887
8iapoKvva> zz^ /ioXuvo).
A, TOLS
8idp,eiyJAis,
(JOîfTTCUS.
E<Bs,
ij,
8uipovopaxe<o
Plut. II, 504 D. Plut.
ptovopLaxeoa.
H, 482
(^Sia/ieiPco)
oners.
Plut.
I,
178 C.
exchange of pris924 B, et alibi.
C.
8idpovos,ov, {8iapvia) lasting, permanent. Aster.
hiajiikaiva =zz peXaiva, active

II,
and
neuter.
Plut.
Urb. 152 B.
8iapop^6a>
950 A.
Siap.eki(a
II,
921 F.
p.e\iâ, to cut
p.op<j)6a>.
Hipparch. 1041
Plut.
C.
up
in pieces.
Diod.
II,
P/;. II, 722 C.
595, 29.
Jos. Ant. 3, 9, 1.
Plut.
8mp6pâ>tns, fas,
fj,
1=
p6p(f>aicris.
II,
993 B.
biapiKlôpai (jieXiCa), to sing.
Plut. 11, 973
1023 C. 308 A.
ing.
Pseudo-Demeir.
87, 4.
Clem. A.I,
B.
SiapcXitTfios, ov, 6,
SiapopffuimKds,
(SiaêXifo))
<*
i],
6v, (8iap.op<p6ai) forming, shap-
cutting
up in
Lyd.
Ptol. Tetrab. 142.

d>(r<o,
pieces.
Plut.
U, 355 B,
et alibi.
BiapoToa,
Qurroa)
to
put in
lint.
Paid.
Siafi^pLvrjiiai
=z= licfivrniai
strengthened.
^"^^^
Aeg. 88,
170.
94.
fj,
142, 19.
diap^cfiepurnevas
SiapioraiTis, eas,
to 8iapoTovv.
Paul. Aeg.
Diog.
(Sia/iepif)'
separately.
ScAol. Dion. Thr. 787, 25.

8iap,epris, 4s,
SiapvKTTipiâ ^= p,vKTripiâ> strengthened.
8ip.epris.
Aristeas 21.
Galen.
9,
113.
11,
267 B.
8iapviT(Ta>
8iap.epi[ivd(a
^=
Bianf(To\a^fa>
Sidfietros, ov,
= ^
fjtepifivdo}.
Genes. 64, 16. fieaoXa^co). Genes. 116, 16.

Galen.
II,
8iap(j}i.^dXKa)
ap.v<T(Ta>.
Hippol. Haer. 166,

Simoc. 282,
4.
dju<^t|3dXXa>.
9.
Sia/Kôdeco,
to
7}<Ta),
(a/i(ôdos)
^= dpxtprelv Tris ohmi,

Apollon. S.
3,
3.
8ta /ie(7ou, between.
miss the right way.
256 D.
SuifieTpeo), ^(To),
Sext. 397, 26, o err.
(Sidêrpof) to Je diametrically
SiapxjioTepos, u,
oi',
opposite, as the
Ml moon
dpicfioTcpos.
Amphil, 37
in relation to the
B.
SiapioKdopai
Cleomed. 46, 5, dXXijXois. 84, 22. 46, ^lov. Ptol. Tetrab. 116. Sext. 730, 12. 32. Diog. 7, 146. 734, 14. Anatol. 213 A. Also in the middle. Hermes Tr.
sun.
24, Tov
pMKaopuu.
Iren. 1043 A.
Dion
C. 59, 25, 4.
fitaûKiyo-iy, eios,
Iambi. V. P. 460.
rj,
SiapaKiâ
a mocking.
Athen.
5, 62.
II,
fi<a/xa>Kdopu.
Damasc.
353
latrom. 388, 34.
A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ScavaâXKco
SiarajSoXXco
367
biavofij], ^s,
Bia7rapaTpij3-^
distribution, division. 71, Dion. H. 1695, 12 Oi irepi Trfs diavop,^! \oyoi, leges agrariae. 2. Largitio, largess, presents distributed to the people. Anton. 1,16. Lucian. Ill, 264.
Ill,
Stavdya
8iavaSi8a>iu
SiavaKaiiwra)
SmvcucvTiTto
I,
383, 4.
SraraTrauo)
to die.
= dvaâSXa. XII, 328 F. Damasc. = 896 Leo =. 4mJeos = PMlon Mid. =

Genes. 27, 2 -(r6m.
C.
dvdya.
Galen.
dvaStScniu.
I,
dvaKa/iTrro).
Diac. 97, 4.
3.
di/aKUTTTO).
biavop.La,
\j.
as,
r/,
Suivoixr).
Theod.
5.
I,
1988
dvoTraiai.
9.37
SiavaTTaveadai,
Eus. n,
r),
B.
Galen. XII, 105
biavooTea
vodTeco.
Simoc. 86,
to.
Smvainiori, ^r,
=:= dvanvoi].
diavocrcjiiô)
(voa-<j)iâ>),
divide
A.
Biavaprdtt)
Suivdcr(Tai
Dion. p.
19.
2.
618,
the
earth.
to
Mid. hmvoacîôpm,
=:
dvaprda.
Iambi. Adhort. 208.

Strab.
peculate.
Diod. 19, 71.

Antyll.
or dtai<dTTo> (vdircro)), to calk.

_
&uivTala>s (SiavToios), adv. right through.
4, 4, 1.
8tai'awfi;(e'(
apud
Orib.
^=
vavfuv)(ia>.
Dion. H. VI, 787,

sail
buainâXKo)
= avnôKKw.
rj,
m,
1.
Eutych. 2405 A.
8, Trpos
i^v
rpifjprj.
StavvKTepevcris, eas,
to
(StawKTepevco) a sitting
hiavefioo)
(dve/xo6)),
11,
^Z/ a
with
wind.
Lucian.
Siavejia),
465.
to divide.
to distribute,
3,
Dion. H.
II,
all night. Hence, vigil. Eus. 11, 181 B. 537 C, ToO irdaxaConst. Apost. 5, 19. StavvKTepios, ov, all night. Andr. C. 1245
up
1030,
41.
sive.
!s Te(T(Tapas
II,
fioipas.
PMlon
I,
12,
c.
Sidwo-fia, arcs, to, (8iavva>) accomplishment, per-
App.
634, 59 Smvefiria-eo-dm, pas-
iiavevep,rip.eva)s
{diave/uo),
adv.
distributively.
formance. Polyb. 3, work to be done,

8tavva-a-a>
9, 13, 6.
9,
14, 8.
9, 15,
Clem.
A.
II,
344 B.
Anton.
3, 4.
SiavcpcirBat
Smvcvpoa vevpoto, to nerve. 1060 D. IV, 324 A.

hiAvevpa, aros, to, (Staveuo)) nod.
:= dvepco'dai.
Cyrill.
A.
Ill,
Agath. 66, 17. bia^rjpalvai (^^paivio), to dry up. Diod. 1, 10. hia^pos, ov, i^pos') very dry. Geopon. 6,
SiofDvareov
Set biavieai.
2,
= =
vvcrcra>..
Aristaen.
1, 19, p. 94.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
4.
193 D.
Siaunia)
bidîjjMs, ov,
(hwyco)
to be
supported
Justinian.
(yiva>), to
beckon
to
wink
at.
Sept.
Cod.
1,
15, 2.
oi,
6,
Ps. 34, 19.
Plut. Frag.
\oK.
Diod. 3, 18. 17, 37. 859 C. Lucian. II, 122, oKKr)Achmet 122 -craaBai nvi. 2. To
Sir. 27, 22.
8mî(j)i(Tfi6s,
{bia^Kpiôpm)
(ûXoj/)
sword-fighi.
Plut. II, 597 E.

bid^vXov,
ov,
dodge a missile.
htavifea
Polyb.
Sept.
1, 23, 7.
Arch. 34.
35, 6.
2.
t6,
cross-bar.
Apollod.
da-ndXaôs.
synonyme of
îpojiai.
vrida.
rj,
Ex.
28, 8.
Diosc.
1,
Siavrj^K, ems,
(8tav^x/"") ^ swimming through.
bia^vpaofiai
29.
Epiph.
buanj(j)a>
'
I,
1021 B.
vfjclxo.
z=
Athan.
I,
761 C.
Macar.
across.
20, 88.
*Sid^(Tjia, aros, to,
= ^pdojuu, = =
19.
Epict.
1, 2,
â-pa.
485 A.
Apollod.
10,
huwrixoiitu (yrixofiai)
2,
=
9.
Pseudo-P^Mi. Nobil. 950 B.

Siavea, to
2.
Chrysipp. apud
Flute of a.
swim
5,
Diod. 19, 18.
Dion. H.I, 89, 11.

biavdiâ {dvdlâi), to paint with flowers.
Diod. 13, 82. SianayKpandô) jrayKpand^w. D.

buLTraiyviov, ov, to,
column.
Plut. II, 811
Sept.
^=.
iraiyvtov
strengthened.
Esth.
Jos.
1,
6.
Diod.
5,
30.
I,
B. J.
5, 5, 7.
Plut.
Phiion 361 B.
temple
6.
I,
346,
1.
Aster. 412 C.
hiaitakaia, to struggle
with any one.

1,
Philon
II,
Atawov, ov,
t6,
(Diana)
Strab. 3, 4,
of Diana
6, 6.
544, 18.
Siarrakq,
rjs,
Jos. Ant.
fj,
{'Apreiiia-mv).
Siaxoeopii
&iavorj<Tis,
^
rj,
jucTa/Uf Xojuat.
f/,
iSejoi.
Gen.
alibi.
ea>s,
=:= to Siayofio-âj.
Nemes.
over.
Stairavvvxiiio
= =
20, 2.
irdKrj.
Plut. II, 50 F, et
661 A, differs from voq<risiiavarjTos,
Poll. 6, 108. 109.
navmxiiio. Plut. II, 775 D. Dion. Alex. 1317 B.

6,
ov,
(8iavocop,ai)
thought
8umtivwxia-ii6s, oi,
{8iairavmxlC)
I,
vigil,
in a
Nemes. 661 A. Stdvma, as fj, mind. Epict.
temple.
2, 2,
13 'E^ oXijy
Ttjs
Siavoias, toto pectore, with the
whole heart.
hairavTaa
hiairaiTTaivat
= ^
Dion. H.
274, 12.
aTramdw.
irairTaivco.
2. Animus, intention, purpose; technical. Hermog. Bhet. 14, 9. 23, 14. 54, 10.
buuioiKiiâ
iiavoiîs,
SiaTrapao'UoiTda)
15.
dvotKiô).
rj,
PhUostr. 583.
avoiîs.
SiairapaTTjpeopai
= =
rj,
Porphyr. Abst. 240. Plut. I, 180 F.

Genes.
20,
napa(Tia>jrda.
TrapaTrjpeofUU strengthened.
ecos,
:=
Iren. 1237 D.
Sept. Reg. 2, 3, 30.
Anast. Sin. 45 A.
iuivop^vs, eas, 6, (Slavefut)') distributor.
SumapaTpi^r), ^s,
Plut.
I,
jraparpi^^.
I,
Paul. Tim.
Anast. Sin.
1,
6,
5.
Clem. A.
736 C.
484 B.
Polyaen.
1,
34, 2.
1841 C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Bta7rapdevevcrt,<;
368
BiaTrapBeveveiv. StoTrXacr^ds,
II,
oii, 6,
BiavopTjTe'ov
(8ia7rXdo-(rc)
SumapBevfvins,
Cyrill.
fois,
17,
to
formation. Plut.
iianapo^vva
huaraTea
354,
8.
Sian-efcuco
biamipaCai
40.
/os.
biamv6ia>
= = ^ = Ant. =
91.
A.
I,
544 D.
trapo^vva.
Jos. Ant. 10,
3, 55, 2.
7, 5.
877 D.
8ia7rXd(ro-o)
:=
7.
TrXdo-tro).
Philon
7, 8, 1.
1,
32,17.
Clem. A.
32,
I,
iraTico.
Polyb.
PMon I,
25.
119,
/os. B. J.
vrefeuo).
-EpspA. II, 776 B.

Sept.
bumeipaofuu.
15, 4, 2.
Mace.
3, 5,
irevdca.
r/,
Plut.
I,
109 C.
257 B. Galen, m, humKaaTiKOi, ij, di/, :^ TrXaoriKds. 71 D. îex. Aphr. Probl. 66, 5. Athenag. 1008 B Kai SidTrXao-Tor, ov, formed. Stan-XdoT^, the context seems to require kcu.
dbiaivKdoTta.
diairXriKTiôfiai, itTopju, (nXrjKTiôiJUu)
to
diaircpalaa-is, eas,
(Trepaiaxns)
a crossing
over.
Marcian.
come
to
Sumepaiia, aros, to, (Sian-epam) passage across. ^rr. P. M. E. 32. Strab. 6, 1, 5.

Stairepaa-p.os, ov,
6,
blows, to quarrel.
70, 18.
Sept.
Ex.
2,
13.
Cleomed.
Plut.
I,
513 D.
Afric. 69 B.
(Siaitfpaiva)
a bringing
4, 46,
to
8ia7r\r)KTi(TiJi6s, ov, 6, (fiiaiiKrjKTiôpxii)
a coming
Strab. 17,
an end,
alibi.
closing.
Epiph.
II,
StarrepmaTea
:=
jrepiiraTea.
49 C. Athen.
to blows, quarrel.
Plut. 710 C.
wicker.
et
bumKoKivos,
1,
ov, (Stdn-XoKos)
bumepovaca
64.
50,
<rKd<j)os.
irepovda,
to
pierce.
8.
Died.
4,
SidnXoKos, ov,
2,
(SioTrXe/cci))
interwoven.
Heliod.
Dion. H. in, 1926,
Apollod. Arch.
3.
45.
SiaTrerayiios, oO, 6, (biaireravwiiC)
8iawX6a>
(dTrXda), unfold, spread

Eus'. II, 329 A.
out,
expose.
an extending,
Antip. S. 72.
Greg. Nyss.
a stretching out of tlie arms. Nil. 500 D.. Caesarius 1164. bimreravwfu. PseudKoraireTaa-fia. biamTaa-p.a, otos, to,
hmireraâ
m,
fi
420 C.
ijs, 17,
1081 B.
Aster. 204 D.
Sumvorj,
perspiration.
Ael.
3, 5, p. 48, 23,
ahrjkos, insensible perspiration.

as,
Athan. IV, 997 B.
Achmet. 262.
bunrfaireva) or SmTrerreuo)
Smirvoiu,
7re(7(rua).
Lucian.
Geopon.
38.
7, 6,
n, 415. Sumevdvva
1189 C.
^Sianriy lov,
SiaTTOêvywiu
:=: dn-Euûva) through.
Anust. Sin.
cross-beam.
SianodirrjtTKa
ov, to,
(Siamjywfit)
16, 31, 8.
bi.anoiimlva>
Heron
74.
119.
*&iAiniyjm, aros, to,
= = = =
r],
preceding.
Poll. 2, 219.
10.
diTo^cvywfU.
Philon
I,
255,
airodvrja-Ka strengthened. Polyb.
noipaivio strengthened.
CyriU.
preceding.
Philon B.
A. n, 40 C.
diaTToXiTcia, as,
r),
Herore 254.
(SiaTToXiTevofiai) political par-
SminjSrjais, etos,
a gushing forth Ga?erj. VIII, 645 A. X, 79 B. of blood. (Compare Horn. E. 7, 262 Protosp. 87, 6.
(SiaTri/Sam)
tisanship.
Cic.
Att.
9,
4.
Plut.
II,
510
C.
SiaTrofiTreio)
irofiireia
in disgrace,
Anast.
MeXav
Stajrief"
8' dvcKTjKiev aifjui.)
Sin. 1052 B.
II,
Tie'fm.
Lucian.
338.
bianofi.iTricns,
eas,
f],
=^
d;rd7re/iiîs.
Clem. A,
Siamdavfio/uu
Sext. 358, 26.
^=
mOavevofiai.,
mdavoXoycto.
II,
448 A.
exported. Diod.
Siamnpaivai
SidiriKpos, ov,
= =
:^
SraTrd/iTTt/iof, ov, (StaTre/iTTu) sent,
TTLKpaivco.
Plut. 11, 457 A.
2,
49.
Xiax micpos.
Diod.
2,
48.
19,
SiaTTOvrjpevonai
=
f),
irovripevopLai.
Dion. H. V,
elaboration,
98.
StaTTt^TrXaci)
StaTTijUTrXT^/xt.
,
590, 18.
Dion C.
sell off.
72, 8, 5.
hum6vri<ris,
eas,
(Siajrovt'o))
11,
biamnpa(7Ka>
(jri7rpaxT<a>)
to
Plut.
I,
477 A.
biamicTco, to be deceived or cheated.
7,
working ; preparing. Plut, A. I, 625 A.

biairovTjTiov
693 D.
Clem,
6.
2.
Epict.
to
1,
=
I,
hel SiaTtovelv.
Philon
II, 235, 21.
In ecclesiastical Greek,
5,
slide.
Eus. H. E.
2 (titul).
3.
backhia-
Clem. ^.
bious.
624 B.
'H
Stan-owjTmy, adv. in
an
elaborate manner.
Du-
mwrova'a, also d t&itos 6 biamTtToiv, Tophet.

Sept. Jer. 19, 12. 13.
Philon
II, 20, 28.
hmiiKavao)
1,
7,
bidirovos, ov,
(novos) hardy.
Plut.
I,
420 F.
Plut.
I,
11.
Diod. 17, 116. Epict. PZm<. n, 917 E. Pseudo-Jacoft.

jrXai/aia.
n, 135 F. bumovas {biAirovos), adv.

174 C.
hianopqa-is
28,
3,
laboriously.
6, 1.
hianKcuTis, emt, ^,
4.
following.
Just. Cobort.
172 D. 174 D. Clem. A. U, 149 A. asiZ. I, 192 A. Prod. Parm. 615 Anast. Sin. 220 C. (13).
GaZen.
II,
hiaTr\acr\ia, aros, to, vessel.
Schol. Arist. Vesp.
Polybairoprjtris Strengthened. Philon II, 171, 24. Apollon. D. Adv. 534, 16, in questions like /iij eypaijrai; Athenag. 981 A. Set Siairopeiv. Philon I, 197, 26, StajTopriTcov
6.
=.
616.
et aUbi.
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by Microsoft
Biairopr}TtKd<;
SumoprjTiKos,
II,
369
Plut.
Philostr. 74.
Biapprjyvvfii,
rj,
6v, (Suuropco)) dubitative.
StaTTvpa-alvai (nvpa-aiva), to
throw a
light
over.
Apollon. D. Conj. 490, 1, irvvMen. Rhet. 156, 5. bfdiios (&pa). Apollon. D. iumoprfniws, adv. dubitatively.
395 A.
Sianvpaeva
1,
z=
ov,
wvpaeia).
Polyb.
1, 19, 6.
Plut.
892 B, tropically.
2, 12, 4.
17,
App.
I,
759, 90.
Conj. 496, 4
(jiTj
ypaêi;).
Basil.
I,
472
otajrucTTOs,
(^bimrvvdavopai)
well
known.
A.
huxiTop6fi,evTiK6s,
T),
Herodn.
6v, (8iawop6p,eva>)
permeating,
Id.
oiairaiKrjiiis, eats,
:^
nai\rj<Tis.
Joann. Hier.
Pseudo-Dion. 301 B. 333 D. iumopBfisvnKas, adv. hy permeating.

C.
*8ui7ropia, as, 7,
468 A.
564
SidpavTos, less correct for Stappavros, ov, {8cappaivai) speckled. Sept. Gen. 30, 32 as v. 1.
diropia.
Epicur. apud Diog.

streaked with purple.
8iapdop.m
Stdpyepos,
=^
dpdopai.
Aristeas 35.
with
10, 2.
Plut.
n, 1095 C.
ov,
(apytpa)
white
speckles.
ûmop^vpos,
Diosc.
1,
ov, (iroptjjvpa)
10.
Babr. 85, 15. StdpSa &p8a>.
Jos. B. J.
3, 3, 3,
et alibi.
AaTTooreXXo)
Polyb.
5,
==:
7.
dnocTTcWo)
strengthened.
et
8iapeTiôp,ai, la-opai, (dpenj) to
iumooToXri
alibi.
2)w)i.
Swnroo-mfco
18.
buarpaKTcm
12.
= = =
42,
ottootoXij.
Polyb.
1.
5, 37, 3,
Synes. 1101 C. [Formed of 8iaKOVT(^f(T6ai, SmTrXrjKnêa-dat.^

8idpr)pa, aros, to,
emulate in virtue. after the analogy
H.
Ill,
1340,
diroirmâ.
Arr. Indie. 37,

wholly.
p.
359,
a kind of vessel used on the Nile and on the coast of Egypt. Proc. Ill,
330, 11.
[The modern Egyptian

lateen-sails.']
r],
erm
has
dirpaKTea
Oenes. 73,
usually two large

8iap6pa>TiK6s,
6vi
AoTrpao-if, 0)5, ^,
33.
(8iap6p6a)
Sext. 669,
dpi6p.r)ais.
explanatory.
1.
7rpd<ns.
1.
Sept. Lev. 25,
Epict. Euch. 51,

biapWjnqaîs,
ffflj,
r],
1.
Dion. H. Ill, 1376,
Patriarch. 1113
=^
Plut. II, 27
B.
humpaiva
fittJTrpeTrem,
C.
irpavva.
^,
2.
Philostr. 251.
aj,
(^SumpeTrqs^
Sidpivov, less correct for bidppivov, ov, to, (pis)
evirpc'Trem.
a kind of snuff, sneezing-powder.

672, 16.
8cdpiov,
ov, TO,
Theoph.
day's
Cyrill.
Aquil. Ps. 28,

itairpeiTêia
5, 67,
109,
3.
irpeo-êia strengthened.
Polyb.
the Latin
diarium
11, et aUbi.
hiairpiaêvfTis, ems, ^,
90, 72.
ir,
allowance.
Justinian.'Nove\l.l23,16.
preceding.
.4^^.
I,
Scyth. V. S. 227 C.
8iapicrTciop.ai,
98, 38.
SiaTrpooTOTeum
=
7.
(dpia-Teva),
to
strive
for pre-
Trpoa-Tareva)
strengthened.
eminence.
Longin. 13,
(Siai'po))
4.
Polyb. 4, 13,
biappaj aros, to,

double-sterned,
elevation, exaltation.
9, 7.
humpvpvos, ov, (jTpvp,yq)

the stern like the prow.
with
7 v.
1.
Clem. A. n, 465 A.
Plut.
II,
Diog.
Of
2,
style.
Theoph. 362,
Btwpvpvos, apparently the true reading.

huarpva-ias (Stairpva-ios), adv. shrilly.
853 C. Hermog. Rhet. 244, 4. Longin. 12, 1. 2. Distance across the sea,
Method.
err.
passage.
2, 4, 3.
Polyb. 10,
2, 5, 24.
8,
2.
Strab.
1,
14.
353 A.
Suarralo)
Germ. 252 A.
(nraio))
=
6,
dutfiaprdvo),
iravTos.
to miss,
8i.app,ivios, ov,
sel.
(appevov) with two
sails,
as a ves-
Ptol.
Gn. 1281 C, Tov

ov,
^, faltering,
blundering.
iumrepviiTTris,
Orient.
Lucian. Somn. Cyrill. 4. II, 36 C.

Doctr.
Synes. 1329 C.
1513 A.
Patric. 135, 18.
Nicet.
8iapviopai
^=
dpvfopuu.
TrTcpvuTTrjs.
Byz. 740 A.
8iApo8os, incorrect for 8idppoSos.
8iap7rayf),
684 C.
Buanepviraopai.
7rrepviT<T0fiai
Fseudo-Plut.
ex-
rjs, rj,
{biapndâ) plunder.
3, 4.
Sept.
Num.
n,1005 (1153 D).

Suamiîs, car,
position.
fj,
14, 3.
Tobit
(Sui7rTV(r(ra')
II,
an unfolding,
16, 6, peculation.
Judith 2, 7. Diod. 14, 53.
Polyb. 10,
Galen.
196 A.
Chm. A.
1 7, 20.
II,
356
Siappaivto (palva), to besprinkle.

1 7
Sept. Prov.
7,
B.
iuarria-a-o, to split open.
AieppayKa
TfjV koIttjv
pov KpoKLva.
Plut.
II,
Diod.
8idppapp.a, otos, to, (SiappdirTco) seam.
bimrTapa, aros, t6, mishap, loss.
Inscr. 2058,
978 A.
biappaTTiâ)
^,55.
8ianT<(rij,
eojj,
tj,
=
ov,
pairiât.
Heliod.
7, 7.
8, 9.
(hunriirra)
;
Hence, failure
Sext. 283,
6. 14.
error.
a falling away. Plut. II, 1125 C.

Sept. Jer. 19,
8tappdTrTa) (pdrtTto), to
sew
together.
Strab. 15,
2.
1,67.
P/uf.
20.
2. Tophet.
to
8cappayjfa8ea
Siapprjypos,
I,
794A.
PAr!/n. P. S. 64,
pa\jf^8cio.
6,
Simoc. 115, 17.
=z
8idppr]îs.
Anast. Sin. 30 Ai[Eus. Alex.
iumvtaKO)
249, 1.
{Sidirvof),
suppurate.
Soran.
580 D.
8mppriyvvp,i, to rend.
Sept.
Reg.
3, 11,
iimvKiios, ov,
==
\iav ttvkvos-
Diosc. 4, 113
epprjêv
aira 8a)8cKa prjypaTa.
(115).
333
47
8iappriypivos
Siepprjyiievos.]
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SiappTjKTI}'!
370
Method. 56
Aihan.
9, 14.
Siaa-KopTTiiâ)
SiapprjKTris, ov, 6,
=z
6 buippryyvvs-
Aeg. 252.
Zortjon
Por^jA. Cer. 521,

hiaa-do-p^s.
6,
5.-2. &(titul.).
B.
duxppimâ)
I,
;=
Basilic. 60, 24
piTrlâi, to
fan a person.
Heliod.
huureurpos, ov,
tion,
(Stao-eio))
708 A.
Basil.
SidppoSos, ov,
I,
149 B.
a law term.
r),
L. concussio, extorSerap. êjr. 933 A. Basilic.

Stdo-ftcrti.
Sta p6So)v, F.
aux
roses, fla-
60, 24. 2.
Sida-eia-pa, aros,
Galen. vored with rose-leaves. E, KoXKvpwv. Alex. Trail. 129.

p.
XUI, 444
Aet.
7,
C.
Pseud-^;Aara.
110,
diar-
145 b, 28.
(Sidppoia),
to
IV, 841 D. biaxrela, to shake

Diosc.
Sept.
2,
violently.
sift.
Diod. 19, 45, houses.

Ael. V.
SiappoiCoiim
rhoea.
p. 596.
suffer
4,
from
131, to
to
3, 4.
H.
2,
14.
of.
Diosc. 4, 88
(89).
Epict. 4, 10, 11.
102 (104), Alex. Aphr. Probl.
2. Concutio,
vex and harass, a law term.

7,
Mace.
21,
being
3,
1.
deprived
54,
6. 13.
rj,
Polyb. 10, 26,

ov,
Xuc.
14.
Anast. Sin.
SmppoiKos, 414.
hiAppoos, ov,
suffering
II,
from
1.
diarrhoea.
524 A.
Siacrepvvvoi
8ia<Tri6a>
Ruf. apud Orib.

0,
92,
Alex.
TraU.
=
to
Basilic. 60, 24,

<repviva>.
Genes. 12, 16.

5, 26.
o-^5<a.
Diosc.
Poll.
ff. II,
6, 74.
(biappia) channel.
Sept.
Diod. 13, 47.
SmoTjpaiva,
show, etc.
Dion.
909, 8
that he
Stral. 4,
1, 2.
SLappvSpiCa
22.
TAv oppohovvra hui&rjpavas, showing

pydiitâ.
Mace.
2,
7,
was
afraid.
^=.
(riWaivcD.
hiafTiKKaivto
Lucian. U,
348.
SidppvTot, ov, (Biappea) well watered.

1, 7.
Strab. 5,
Iambi. Adhort. 368.

diao'iAXoo)
11, 3, 2, jTorapols, intersected

Ill,
by streams.
9.
:^=
(TtXXoG),
(riXXaii/Ci),
dtao^pa, btaS. 36, 19.
Oreg.Nyss.
Siapa-is, f<os,
r),
1108 A.
Simoc. 69, a raising or
lifting up.
xXeudfo).
PoZZ. 9, 148.
Phryn. P.
Plut.
II,
hiappavvvpi ^=. pQ>vvvpi(fiiaipai)
Dion C.
Siaa-KciKeva)
Polyb.
2,
33, 5 Tr^v ck Sidpa-eais
by striking vertically with the Longin. 8, 3, 40, hoisting.

style.
avrav pA^qv, sword. Diod.

elevation
Staa-KoKKco
= = aKaXKa.
rj,
59, 25, 4.
77, 11, 1.
(TKoKeva.
980 E.
Plut.
U, 981 B.
diao'Kedaa'is, eats,
(dtao'KeBdvwp^) a scattering.
1,
of
Aquil. Esai.
8ia(rKe8a(7/i<5s,
5, 7.
oO, 6,
preceding.
Eus. VI,
I,
hiapraa
break off: to Dion. H. VI, disconnect, disjoin, separate. Philon II, 68, 10. Strab. 5, 3, 7. 1079, %
(flpTaco),
to
interrupt,
132 A.
iia<TKva(TTiis, ov, o, scatterer.
Philon
89, 34.
171, 3.
SiacTKfSaoTocdr, ^, dc, capable
Jos.
B*J.
4, 9, 2.
Plut.
I,
92, 2.
380, 24 -a-Bai avo twos.
248 D. Sext. 2. To sus-
pend.
Polyb. 34,
9,
10
-a-Bai els
vSap.
3.
23,
moving, curing.
(133).
SuKTKe&aiTTos,
Tj,
Diosc.
3,
of dissipating, re84 (94). 5, 132

Aihenog.
192
To
19.
deceive.
Classical.
Sept.
Num.
.-
ov,
(TKfSacTTos.
1012 B.
ios,
tj,
dtdprrjais,
(Staprdo))
separation
10.
in-
StdcTKeppa, aros, to,
:=
iTKeppu.
Galen.
II,
coherence,
inconsequence,
338,
38.
inconclusiveness.
90, 91, 23.
c.
Philon
hiaprla, as,
I,
Sext.
SiaaKendâ
=^
o-KfTrdfo).
Dion C.
60, 26,
3.
380, 16.
fj,
Stao-Kcudfo), io revise, edit, or rather fo ai(cr, to
(hmpriâ) form, formation.

(apriCo)) to mould,
Cosm.
Sept.
corrupt a literary work.
Diorf. 1, 5,
tols jSi-
461 A.
Smpn^co,
i<ra>,
^Xouy.
Aristeas 35.
II. 6, 441. 8, J3. equipment, furniture.
form.
2,
1.
Siaa-Kevaa-TTjs, ov, 6, (Siao-Keudfo)) reviser, cdiior.
Job
33, 6.
SiaadKevat
5cAoZ. .ffom.
(ToKfvio.
Polyb.
7.
1,
48,
et alibi.
Siaa-Kevr),
fjs, rj,
Sept. Ex.
8,
Dion. H.
180,
2.
Ill,
1786,
II,
V,
38,
167,
I,
1.
31,
7.
Maoc.
4,
App.
828, 42.
Lucian.
692
II,
Diod.
38.
2.
2,
11,
10.
Polyb.
31,
7.
Construction, in general,
2,
AiacrfadKevpcvos t& ^\eppa.

Siao-aTTo) (ô'drTa), to stuff.
jlrisieos 10.
Strab. 1,
\\, fiction, as the
Ruf. apud Orib.

or
208, 8 ALaircaaypevos <rKvfia\oi,s.

8ia<Tacj)ea>,
adventures of Odysseus. Diosc. 5, 116, prepHermog. Rhet. 140, aration of medicines.

13, as in Strabo.
to
give
2, 1,
direction's
instructions.
S. Revision,
alteration of
Sept.
Mace.
18, vplv iva ayrjre.
Polyb.
the text of a book.

SiacKiprda
II,
4, 26, 3, Lva iroLavrai.

8iacrd07;(rir, eas,
fj,
(8ia<Ta(f)ea)
explanation, in-
501 C.
terpretation.
2, 7,
Sept. Gen. 40, 8.

I,
Esdr.
2, 5, 6.
hi,a<TK07njTiov
= =
Aristeas 35.
Sept. Sap.
1 9, 9.
<rKiprda>.
Plut.
Sei StaaKoirew.
ilus. VI, 864
11.
CyriU. A.
r/,
137 B.
explanatory.
(^,
c.
SioxraiprinKos,
ov,
(6ia(ra(j}ea)
buuTKopniâ,
to disperse.
lira, (crKopTrifoi) to scatter abroad,
Apollon. D.
Conj. 487, 31,
a^vvSeo-pos
Sept.
1,
Num.
10, 35.
Deut
Luc.
30,
1.
quam, than).
fitda-cKTK,
30, 8.
Polyb.
47, 5, et alibi.
15, 18.
cms, ^, (Stacrei'ia)
a shaking.
Paul.
16, 1, to squander.
Digitized
by Microsoft
hiaaK0pin<Tfj.6<;
iwuTKOjmuTiiot, ov, 6, (8ta(nco/)7rifa))
dispersion.
371
a scattering, Ezech. 6, 8.
dia<rrdKTfov
Orig.
I,
hiaarriiMaTLKW
=
ij,
8ei Stao-reXXeiv.
Sept. Jer. 24, 9.

ij,
iiatrKopTrtoTiKos,
ffu/.
6v,
1517 A.
6v,
Nicom. Nemes. 673 A.
132.
dwd/ievos SuuTKOfmlI,
fiiaoraXriKos,
(SiacrreXXo)) distinguishing.
ArUyll.
Bmaiivpvos, ov,
apud
Orib.
509, 10.
fita
a-jnipvris,
myrrh,
^tdtriivpvov KciKKvpwv.
flavored with Galen. XIII,

143, 10 Aia-
Apollon. D. Pron. 289 B, determining the person specifically. 299 B, vpoa-airov, antithetic.
Adv. 598,
3,
npoa&nav.
distinction.
277 D. 438 A.
liuuriivxa>
UfiAixofievov TTvpds.
buuToîo)
= =
a-jxixo)-
Philon
II,
biaardXnKas, adv. for a D. Pron. 322 C.

bid<TTa(Tis, ems, ^,
Apollon.
dimension.
2.
Theol. Arith. 16,

701, 6, at t/)i.
a-oêa.
Plut. 11, 133 A, et alibi.
V eVi Tpla.
Pioftn.
I,
SexL 463,
188,
12,
Diog.
9,
66.
(Siacro/Seo))
8iatr<ij3ijo-ir, c(Of, ij,
a scaring away.
Plut.
I,
Basil.
IV, 848 A.
3.
if
Tpixfl-
2.
Schism.
Resolution of a diph244, 30 KotA

Siti-
Anton. 11, 22.

iiaoTrafldo) (o-TraSaa)), to
thong.
squander.
Et.M.
171, 14.
874
4.
trrao-iv,
by resoMtion.
E.
Lyd. 185,
2.
Sia(TTdcr(ra
a-rdCco.
di/,
Alex. Trail. 422.
iuunraBiâ (wTradlâ), to cut up.

Suunrapayiios,
oi,
6,
Lyd. 148,
omo-TortKo'r,
trnapaypAs-
Leant.
(SiaoraTof) L. separativus, causing separation or disintegration. Cornut.

ij,
Cypr. 1700 D.
SiaiTirapd(r(T<o,
120, Tu/dj.
PZwi. II,
952B.
2.
Speaking
to
Buiirjrapayflvai.
rend asunder. [2 Basil. I, 172 A.]

I,
aor. pass.
distinctly.
Diog.
4, 33, tS>v
ovopdrav.
StaaraTCKas, adv. separately.
itamraapa, aros, to, (^buurirda)

soldiers.
gap in a
alibi.
Plut.
266 A, et
1, 6,
depilatory f
Diosc.
p. 1 7.
H. Lucian. U,
Sid(T7ra(ns,
line of
560,
5,
Apollon. D. Adv. Jy resolution (yprjvs ypavs).

rj,
Stao-Taros,
6v,
(fidarapai) extended, having ex-
tent or dimension.
Nicom,. 116, to
i<f>
ev,
to
440.
iuunratrpjis, ov,
6,
(StacTTrdco)
=
PZf.
Philon I, 8, 5. S'XSj 'o 'p'XSPoem. 34, 9. 122, 14. Plut. II,

fitaoraTffls,
Hermes
882 F.
Tr.
a tearing asunder or to pieces.

15, 3.
II,
Sept. Jer.
I,
adv. in dimensions.
Iambi. Myst.
Patriarch. 1081 D.
373 A.
124, 18.
364 A.
Fsendo-Demetr. 85,
torn asunder.
4, interrup-
tion. iiid'TratrTos, ov,
SuwTiXKa, to separate, divide, draw aside. Sept. Gen. 25, 23. Judith 14, 1. Sir. 16,
Aristeas 18 -a6ai irapd Philon I, 164, 21. Plut. 11, 471 A, et alibi. 2. To distinguish, etc. Classical. Apollon. D. Pron. 312 B -c6ai
26.
Alciphr.
2, 2, 3.
44, 23,
allot.
Siaajieipa, to scatter, etc.

prfvai
[2 aor. pass. Siaawe-
Tiva, diro nvos.
SmcDreuSu
C. 52,
7,
hm<maprivai.
trn-eiiSo).
Luc. Act.
8, 4.] 9.
Polyh. 4, 33,
iJion
2 8Kr5rev8eo-5<u.
Trpos
Ti,
Siao-mXos, ov, (ottiXos, trjrtXds) ^/uK q/" rocks, as
charge, to
tice
;
the bottom of the sea.

Siaffjropd, as,
^,
^r-r. P.
M.
E. 43.
28,
to. 3. To admonish, give nousually in the middle. Sept. Judith
in
contradistinction,
to
command;
(fimoTreipai)
scattering, dis-
persion
25
objectively.
Sept. Deut. 30, 4.
Ezech. 3, 18. 19. Mace. 2, 14, 28 TO 8if<TTa\pcva =^ a-vvdriKas- Matt. 16, 20,
11, 12.
Effj Staajropa iv ndcrais rats /SacrtXEiajy
TOis pa6r}Tais iva prj&fvi emmaiv.

7,
Marc.
5,
43.
T^s y^s, (Aou sAaft be scattered
among
5, 19.
all the
36.
Luc. Act. 15, 24.

Galen.
II,
kingdoms of the earth.

2, 1,
Judith
27.
Ps. 146,
2, Toij 'icrparjX.
Mace. Joann. 7,
Sido'Tevos, ov, :;= Xiav aTcvos.
273
442.
E.
Stdarepos, ov, (aarrjp) starred.
8ia(TTe<pav6(0 =r= aTe(j>av6a.
SiaiTTrjKa)
35, tS>v
'EXX^vaw, the
,
Jews
1,
scattered
among
Lucian.
II,
8.
the Gentiles
arising
1,
from
1,
8iea-7rdp6ai cis tovs
Simoc. 74,
"mOujvas.
Petr.
the
Jews scattered
Jacob.
1, 1.
(ot^ko))
^=
SieoTrjKa, biltTTapai.
Gelas.
throughout Pontus, Galatia, etc.

Plut.
1281 C.
fitacTT/jXdm
n, 1105 A.
200 C.
Clementin. 141 A.
Clem.
=:
crrrjKda).
Genes. 105, 14.

:
A.
I,
itaoTropdStjv
(^Siaaweipa),
I,
adv.
Sidarripa, otos, to, distance

oTropdSriv.
interval.
'Ek SmDiod.
I,
orripaTos or huxaTqpATatv, at
4, 18. 38.
intei-vals.
Clem. A.
SiWTTpoj, ov,
753 B.
(aawpos)
Diosc.
2,
158 (159).
Clem. A.
&id\evKos,
pure
white.
397 C.
Sia<m]paTi(<a, iVm, (SidoTrjpa)
distant.

Smordfo) (o-Tafo)), to leak, as a pot.
7, 8,
dmx'",
lo
be
Geopon.'
3.
Genes. 122, 17.

rj,
4.
huuTToBplâ
BuurrrjpanKds,
o-TaBpiC"-
6v,
Aquil. Ps. 57,
or dimensions
opposed to dSidaraTos.
Or^. n, 1473 C.
StdardKpa, aros, rh, (8ta(rTeXX<)
lon II, 184, 16.
having distance, extension, PhiApollon. D. Pron. 332 B,
commandment.
treaty,
Barn. 10.
Sept.
Cfem. 4.
r),
11,
81 B.
compact.
iid<TTa\(ns, eios,
^=
(rvvdîcn.
Mace.
2, 13,
25.
denoting distance, as the pronoun iKeivos. Athan. H, 268 C. SiaarrjpaTiKas, adv. at a distance : at intervals. Prod. Parm. 663 (91). Genes. 79, 3.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Biaarl^Q}
*8iao-Tif(a, to distinguish
372
to punctuate. Theod. IV, 188 B.
Btacraarriii
ov,
6,
by a mark,
6.
biaavpTTis,
(8iaa-vpa>)
satirical
person.
Aristot.
Ehet.
3,
5,
Ptol. Tetrab. 164.
Stoh. II, 538, 55.

Sioo-nlts,
effls, jy,
Siaa-vpnKos,
fj,
ov, satirical.
Ptol. Tetrab. 160.
(3ta(rrif") distinction.
Antec.
Clem. A.
I,
345 C.
1, 12, p.
122.
6,
Scaa-vpTos, ov,
drawn or
gain
stretched out.
Paul.
SiocTToXcw, ems,
{hma-TeXKai) a surgical instruII,
Aeg. 170.
Siacriipa, to tarry, to
ment.
Siao-Tokr),
Galen.
rjs,
fj,
93 D.
97 B.
distinction,
time.
Mai. 338,
16.
(BuKTTeXXco)
dis-
348, 17,
sc.
Tov Koipov.
fj,
Leo. Tact. 18,
97.
crimination, nicety.
6,
In grammar, punctuation, Dion. Thr. 629, 15. 17. interpunction. Apollon. D. Pron. 294 C. Porphyr. Prosod.
et alibi.
2.
Classical.
Polyh.
1, 15,
Stacrucrrao'tff, a>s,
(dtaxrvviOTrjfu)
II,
t^
avfrrmns.
I,
Philon I, 26, 14. 1341 B.

hiatrvaranKos,
I,
fj,
454, 15.
Clem. A.
ov,
=
I,
cvaTanKos.
Sept.
Clem. A.
118.
diavTOfiatms,
eats,
rj,
^
fj,
709 A.
fj,
to hiaarojiovv.
Alex.
8ui(T<j)ayfi, rjs,
7,
8ta(T(â|.
Nehem.
4,
Aplir. Probl. 32, 23.

hiacrrojLWTpts,
Idos,
II,
(^diao'TOfioat)
znz fitaoTO-
1036 B. Mai. 346, 17. Porph. Cer. 353, 10, in a row of persons.
breach.
Epiph.
\eis.
Galen.
.
dtaarpdnTot
97 B.
Classical.
8uia(j)aKTfjp, fjpos, 6,
(<T<parrm)
slayer.
Antip.
atTTpawra}.
Sept.
S. 84. SiacrcpaKiâ
Sap. 16, 22, sparkle.

duiurpaTela, as,
2 as V.
1.
rj,
da-cfxiKiâ)
strengthened.
3, p.
Polyb.
(TTpareia.
Jos. Apion.
1,
5, 69, 2.
Jos.
Bus. in, 796
B
to
(quoted from
serve out
hiau<pevboviâ>
Ant. 15, 11,
780.
8tcuT<l)ev8ovcm.
Plut.
I,
306
Josephus).
biaarpaTivoiim (o-T/jaTfuo/xat),
through.
D.
or
8ia(T<êTeplôjiai
-^
o-tpeTeplôjiat.
Philon
II,
Dion
C. 58, 18, 3.
130, 25.
8ia(TTpaTT)yeo) (^(TTpaTr)yi(o), to serve as

to
a general,
37,
1.
8iaa'cj)rjv6a>
^=
(T(j)-ijv6<o.
Apollod. Arch.
Aret. 2 B.
Orib.
36.
conduct a campaign.
Polyh. 16,
Meges apud
8La(T(^'Lyya>
Plut.
alibi.
3.
I,
261 F,
TToXXci. to
315 B.
the
752 E, et
Orib. Ill, 636, 3.

<T(jiiyy<o.
Phryn. P.
45,
6.
To come
generalship (praetorship).
5.
3.
end of one's Dion C. 54, 33,

9,
S. 36, 12.
8ida'(j)Lyîs,
Antyll.
fj,
apud
U,
cms,
^=. to 8ia(Tîyynv
Herod.
Orib.
II,
To
outgeneral.
Polyh. 22, 22,
apud
45,
1.
Orib. II, 420, 5.
Antyll.
apud
rovs Faip.aLovs.
diacTpeTTTeov
Set SuKTrpetpetv.
Clem. A.
I,
8iaa-(f>vCo> (cr(fniâ>),
1149 A.
dia(TTpo(j)vs, COS, 6, (hiatTTpe<âi) perverter.
to force one's way through. Hippol. Haer. 362, 56. 614, 65.
Eus.
Sext.
biaaxtP'a, apparently a mistake for Sunrxur/i,

aTos,
TO,
(Siaa^x.'^â)
IV, 204 B.
8iaa-Tp6cf>(os
Epip>h. II, 289 D.
interval.
Schol. Dion.
(Siaorpoôf), adv. distortedly.

{iTTpmvwp.i),
1, 9,
Thr. 787, 14.

8iaa'xi.86v (Stoffpfifo)),
634,
2,
contrary to good usage.

25.
adv.
^z
orixvôv.
Schol.
Siaa-Tpaviwiu
Sept.
Reg.
Tropically,
Athen.
to 8,
to
spread a clotb.
to subside,
Dion. Thr. 784,

8iacrxiia>,
2.
788, 14.
Classical.
Sept. Par.
1,
m the passive.
dtatrrvKoo), axrw,
Basil. Sel.
500 D.
2.
to cleave.
To
spread, to cover a couch.

(<7TvXof)
5,
4, 21.
Tropically, of churches
Sin. 45 A.
8i,aaô\eop,ai
8tao-(if<B,
20, 3 TO Siaa-x^C""'
implement
for splitting.
factions.
torn by
support vnth col-
Dion. Alex. 1313 B, divided.

Stdo-xwr, ecos, fj, (fijatrxif"') ^ splitting, Themist. 289, 12. Athen. 11, 77.
division.
umns.
23.
Polyb.
4,
et aUbi.
Diod. 20,
8ia<Tvyxea>
Biaa-vyxvvco
= =
AnasU
avyxea- Plut. U, 1078 A. preceding. Apollon. D. Adv.
616,
9.
8ia<TVK0(j)avTea>
=
9.
to
^= atrxoKfOjiai. Herodn. 7, 6, 15. conduct a stranger through an unSept. Gen. 19, 19.
35, 3.
avKoipavTea.
Genes.
clearly,
86,
known
country.
13.
bmvla-Trjixi
(aviarrjixi),
to
set forth
I,
to
Zmc. Act. 23,24. /os. Ant. 11, 5, 2. Chron. 730, 20. Novell. 130, 6.
8.
Justinian.
Md.
336,
establish, to prove.
PhUon
Anton.
43, 4.
2.
81, 28.
121, 22 01 8tao-a(ovTcs, guides.
262,
79.
18.
292,
3,
Diog.
S,
transitive
place.
2.
In-
8tacra>e<T6ai, to
come safe
to a
SmoTipl^co (a-vpt^tt>), to
whistle,
as
applied to
Diod.
3, 24,
8taa-ams, ems,
Iambi. Y. P. 48 (17), ets n. fj, (puura^to) a guiding through

154, 22.
wind.
14, 109.
p. 275.
Sept.
Dan.
3,
50.
an unknown country. Porph. Adm.

Cer. 683, 12.
8iaa-a)crii6s,
Siatrvpfids, ov, 6, (Siaa-upa) ridicule, satire.
PJiilon
n, 571, 46.
Artem.
oS,
6,
escape.
Aquil.
Ps. 54, 9
Longin. 38, 6. Smcrvptrts, eais, ^, preceding. 345 C.
(Symm.
Clem. A.
I,
eKfjivîs).
8uia'a>aTrjs,
ov,
6,
(Siaamô))
^=
fjyejiaiv
Trjs
68ov,
guide,
conductor.
Justinian. Novell
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SiacrcoariKo':
130, 1.
13.
373
Adm.
72, 11.
Starripija-is,
Siarpavom
eas,
Chron. 731.
able
Porph.
to
(Sian/pcm) a keeping, preserSept.

2,
vation, guarding.
rj,
Ex.
50.
16, 33.
Num.
I,
iuuraariKos,
Arith. 5.
6v,
preserve.
6, 4,
Theol.
17, 10. 18, 8. 31.
Diod.
1, 1, 2.
Philon
Clem. A.
preserve,
1, 9,
203,
Max.
Tyr.
5, 23.
avOpimou.
Jos.
Poll. 1, 178.
Suura^poviôimi
C.
hutra-f],
biarqpTjTcov
traxppoviôjiai.
Ant.
Sel biaTqptiv.
I,
504
Synes. 1101
B.
bumfpip-iKos,
fj,
6v,
able
to
keep.
(Swrdva-m) command, commandment, order. Sept. Esdr. 2, 4, 11, Trjs c'mo-ToLuc. Xijs, JAe orrfer contained in the letter.
r)!, rj,
Anton.
Siari
1,
16.
tL,
lif)
Porphyr. Abst.
53, p. 90.
8ia
why
Epict. 3,
;
20 Atari 6
(j)i\6<Totj}os
Act.
7,
I,
53.
PauZ.
6.
Rom.
13, 2.
I,
i2u/.
apud
e'kkXi)-
Or.
o-i'as,
544,
Athan.
732 D, x^r
^^ diTtXBrjs ; 1129 B Atari

diaridripi,
iêpydo-r]Tai
3, 24,
;
44 Atart
Plut.
II,
Aiart
p.rj
direXOo)
Xd6rj ^laxras
regulations,
aros, to, L. edictum, edict, ordinance.
to act
upon, with reference to active
biarayijui,
verbs, ::^ ivepyia.
Pass.
StariBepat, to be
Sept. Esdr. 2, 7, 11.

64.
Sap. 11,
8.
Died. 18,
I,
acted upon,
12, 13.
=^
nda-\a.
Apollon. D. Synt.
Dion. H.
II,
660, 12.
Philon
180, 84.
2.
Paul. Hebr. 11, 23.
Jos. Ant. 14, 12,
Sianpda), to rate, estimate, appraise.
/^nat 680 B,
rSiv aTrocrroKav.
irXerf
Pint.
I,
918
Haer. 208,
4,
99.
So
Hippol.
in the middle.
9,
Diod.
Atdraypa ypdyj^cu (mays

32,
21.
Jos.
Ant. 13,
rj,
2,
p. 660.
Mai.
SiaTwcreov :=^ 8el bunacrafiv.

13.
Pseudo-Demeir.
341, 4.
8iaTipj]a-is, 6CB9,
estimation, valuation, appraise-
huiTaKTUi6s,T],6v, (SiaTd(rcra>)
commanding.
StoTOicTocSy,
capable of leading, Ptol. Tetrab. 82.

Orig.
I,
ment.
Diod.
6,
II,
621, 67.
Heges. 1316 A.
Athen.
108, p. 274 E.
Pallad. Laus. 1018
adv. quid ?
opo9,
o,
512 B.
Leo.
D 'Xmp
praiser.
3,
1,
Stanprjo-iv, invaluable.
6,
SioTOKTiBp,
regulator.
Novell.
SianpriTqs, ov,
(fimripdopai)
=
to
,
Krjv(riTwp,
1.
ap-
173.
StaToKavToco
=
ij,

rj,
ToKavToaj.
AchUl. Tat.
hianprfriKos,
6v,
belonging
Sianpjjrris.
p. 6, 32, tossed about.
Hippol. Haer. 208, 97, mpos, penal law.

Sidroixos, ov, (toIxos) on the loall, as pictures.
biaTaît, eas,
L. constitutio, command, order,

PoZ^/ft. 4, 19, 10,
law.
alibi.
Sept. Ps. 118, 91.
et
Steph. Diac. 1120 C.

SiaToprj,
2,
TJs, fj,
Orig.
TV, 196 A,
d7ro(rTo\tKai.
Eus.
{diarepvco) a cutting, cut.
Diod.
n, 997 B.
Stardêis,
Justinian. Novell, (titul.)

novellae constitutiones.
2.
Ncapm
a.
10, p. 125, 84,

S. 34,
an opening in a wall?
7,
Antec. Prooem.
of a book. B.
Siarapaxri,
StoTatris,
rjs, i),
Ai
1, 4,
Phryn. P.
31.
notch.
Ael. N. A. 1,
Siardêis tS>v dno-
aroKav, the Apostolical Constitutions, the title
Staropla, as,
17,
separation.
Justinian.
Monoph.
Did. A. 1024 C.
Epiph.
II,
I,
836
1105 C.
didTopos, ov, cut up.
Euagr. 2525 C Aidropov

Genes. 89, 18.
mpa^T).
?
Plut.
(af,
t),
dispute
317 B. Diod. Ex. Vat.
re Kara peXos, limb by limb.

8uiTovea>
:^
aToveui.
136,
7.
biarovBopvâ ^=. Tov6opii(a>.

ordain, etc.
-MaZ. 195, 13 -âo-Sai
Siarovta,
tov,
Dion C.
hooks
73, 8, 4.
SioTao-o-iB, to
rd,
(Sidrovos)
S(7Tf
ndvras âtrtKcveiu.
t],
Sept.
Ex.
fj,
35,
10 (Aquil. KpUovs.
and eyes. Symm. mbidrovos,
iiaraTiKos,
6v,
(dwrelva) urgent.
Polyb. Frag.
pdvas).
SiaTovtKos,
6v,
Gram.
38.
diatonicus,=:
I,
hun-aTiKas, adv.
Sext. 608, 26, by stretching. by extending tie application of the meaning.
in music. 132.
Philon
111, 36.
Iambi. V. P.
iiaTa<f>peva)
(Ta<j>pev(o),
to fortify
Polyb. 3, 105, 11.

4,
2.
14,
2,
3.
by a ditch. Jos. B. J. 5,
contend.
Toj/doâi strengthened. SmrovdopaL Med. Febr. 112, 15. Sidrovos, ov, diatonic. Plut. 11, 744 C.
Pallad.
1134 F.
Bumivonai
11, 24.
(StaretW),
io
maintain,
Clem. A. n, 309 A. 8w.To^V(Tipx)s, OV, (huLTOêva) good for bowmen,
Epict. 4, 1, 142.
Frag. 35.
SiareXelv.
PArt/n. P. S.
where bowmen can fight. (Compare 'mjrdfTipos.}

Siaropeia
StoTopco),
Plut.
I,
510 D.
3.
SurreXfanov
= =
8ei
Clem. A.
I,
=
=:
diaTopea.
Philon
I,
105,
1145 C.
SioTtX/o),
ijo-o),
(Staropos) to pierce.
Plut.
Aristeas 10.
<o continue.
Jos. Vit. 76 AieTtXeo-tj'
Agath. 79,
Siaropvevia
Cyrill.
eiefyyerrjiTai,
write
hia.
-'ifpyeTov(ra.
=
I,
3.
ropveva.
11,
1083 E.
Iambi. V.
iumatrdpov
music
Te(T(rdpa>v,
the fourth, in
A.
464 B. Nicom. 47.
(Ij^).
To
8a
reaadpav eiayyeXiov,
see cvayyeXwi'.
biarpavoa P. 258.
Tpavoa.
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Btarpa-^TiKt^Q)
8taTpax']^lSo>
374
dor.
Sia(J3evKT(,Ko<s
=
rj,
TpaxriKi(a>.
Plut. II, 501 D.
tiavyaa-p-os, ov, 6,
{biavydâ) brightness,
splen-
dtarpaxyft^
biarpepiiai,
^=
rpaxyvo).
Plut. II, 979 B.

to
ijo-ffl,
(aTpefieai)
7.
be
quite
calm.
biavyda
Plut. n, 893 D.
biavydâ.
Dion. H.
II,
960, 10 T^j
Arr. P. P. E.
harpeTTTiKos,
rjfiepas dtavyayarjs.
6v, (diaTptirco) dissuasive.
Plut.
Scavyeia, as,
II,
fj,
(Siavyijf)
Stai/yacr/ids.
Plul.
Basil.
82.
n, 788 F.
SiaTpcTrTiKas,
adv.
dissuasively.
Clem. A.
Jos. Apion.
I,
914 B, transparency, translucence. 2. Skylight. Diod. 17, ni, 245 B.
984 B.
SiaTpf(j)a>, to
Siauyfir (Siavyrjs), transparently, brightly, clear-
hring up, to nurse.
1,
ly
opposed to djivSpas.
Philon
I,
646,
23
8iaTCTpo(f>a)s,
having been brought up.
28.
duirprjTos, ov, (SianTpda)) perforated,

t6s.
1,
=^
StKTvay
SiavdaipfTOs, ov,
avBaLperos.
Stob. II, 627
Theod.
I,
745 A,
lattice.
Proc. Gaz.
(190), 50.
Siavdeirrea)
1180 C.
{avBevria),
to assert authoritatively
Starpipdôfuu
^=
rj,
Siarpi^to,
to
spend
1,
time.
or dogmatically.
ineer.
Sext. 284, 5.
2.
To domflute
in
Achmet. 223.
biarpi^j],
Tjs,
lodgings.
Strab. 17,
3. School 2, Dissertation. Epict. (titul.). Clem. A. II, Lucian. I, 65. of philosophy.
29.
Fsendo-Chrys. IX, 778 E. Scavkiov, ov, t6, (av\6s) air on the

the interval, in
a play.
the
Schol. Arist. Ran.
1264.
Siav'KoSpop.la, as,
rj,
528 D.
SiaTptCa
running of
the SiavXos.
TpiCa.
Agaih. 298,
18.
Lyd.
I, I,
6, 2.
biArpiTos, ov, (rpkos)
diatritus, iever returnPhilon

Orib.
ing on the third day.

TTcpiofiof.
427, 39,
SunAoSpofios, ov, running a double course (SiouArtem. 333. Xos).

Siavx^viôpuu
et alibi.
Herod,
apud
413,
5.
^=
{njfavxfvea.
Eunap.
II,
103, 16,
Galen.
biarpvîs,
Siarpcmrj,
X, 346 B.
fius,
rjs,
f),
Sext. 113, 25.
=^
rpXîs.
Diosc. 4, 45.
16, 4, et alibi. 19, 81.
8mvxi<o
V.
1.
aiixea.
Clem. A.
Sept.
253 A.
1, 17,
jj,
(8iaTpr<B) consternation, fear,
BiacjiaipeiD
^=
d<patpecii.
Reg.
39 as
trepidation.
Polyb. 11,
7, 9.
1,
Cic. Att. 9, 13.
Diod. 17, 41.
SiacjiappaKeiKo
1,
=^
âp/juiKeia.
Plut.
11,
157
SiaTvyxdvo) ^=. dirorvyxdvo).

Ttvdr.
Simoc.
204,
D.
didijjavpLa,
aros, to,
(Sui(j)av<rKai)
the
3.
dawn
Siai-uXiVcrm
dtaTUTToo),
^=
ruXiVo-to.
(TTiTrdo)) to
Sext. 664, 13.
day, daybreak.
Fseudo-Jacob. 23,
of Pseud-
(BtriB,
Sept. Sap. 19, 6.

1,
form, mould, fashion. HipparcA. 1024 B. Diorf.

4, 11.
Athan. IV, 276 D.

lava-is,
eas,
r),
preceding.
Plut.
II,
929
10.
2, 8.
2,
51.
20, 41.
Aristeas
B.

(ât)(ric<o) 3.
10.
Philon
I, 5,
36.
AiopBovv, hiarmrovv.
2.
63, 35.
Erotian. 120
tavcriuo
^=
hiavydâ,
2.
to
dawn.
2, 2, 32,
Constituo, to com-
i'epi.
Gen. 44,
Judic. 16,
Reg.
mand, order,
3, 7, 3,
decree, regulate.
ha
SiSdo-flm
3. To indite, compose, Mai. 440, 9. 4. To Eus. II, 249 B -iraaBcu.. write.

17.
Antec.
2, 8.
impersonal.
tav(rfui.
SiSSrai.
%</. 181,
aros, to,
^=
Sidcjiaviui.
Stiui.
1709
B.
C.
Meet. Byz. 776 C.
8ia(f>avQ>
Vit. Nil.
Jun. 37 B.
SuKf)ava-Ka).
Pallad. Laus. 1042
foreshadow, typify.
SiaruwTOiim (riirra))
Arist. Eccl. 964.
diaTVTrioins,
statute,
Iren.
1,
18, 3.
SiaTrXriKTiôfuu..
Schol.
fijacêyy^s,
cs,
(jppyya)
translucent,
bright.
Lucian.
(SiaTUTrdo))
II,
427.
dij(f>ev<Tiop.
ems,
rj,
L. constitutio,
Chal.
Siacpeva-mp, incorrect for

7,
Leo. Tact
canon, decree.
Pallad. Laus. 1105
36. 37. 40.
B, rules of a monastery.
6.
Can.
8.
8uLcl>ipa),
L.
referri,
:
to
to.
have reference
Polyb.
2,
to,
Prooem.
Antec.
1, 2,
to relate to
jre/31
to
belong
14,
3,
Curop. 86, 22.
StaTturiBT-coj'
ras Trpdêis.
Anc.
to
15,
rw
KvpuiKm, to the
8ei SiotuttoCv.
Dion. H. V, 238,
Theol. Arith. 34.
church.
p.eydKr)s
Ant. 22. 24.

cKKKria-ias,
Eustrat. 2328 D, t^s belong

to.
18.
SiaruTTfflTtKdy, ^, ov,
Mai. 17
Kivijffiv
formative.
Tovs yfvvapevovs
duKJiepecv, those
vtto rfjv Ta>v
aarpav
P/io(. Ill,
44 A, elementary.
Simoc. 182, 20.
Alciphr.
333,
9.
who
are born are under
the
Smrvxô
==i drvxât.
SioTcoSdâi
=^
raddô).
2, 4, 4.
:
influence of the motions of the stars. 101, 15, oira. 198, 'Avnyovov, whatever belonged to
biavydâ, daa, (avyd(,a>) to shine through

daion.
to
Antigonus.
8ia(l>evya), to
Petr.
2, 1,
19.
Plut. II, 893 E.
Alex.
escape.
Plut.
II,
333 D, imperAnt.
17,
3,
Impersonally,
Polyb.
3,
Apocr. Act. Andr. 8. fiiavyaêi, it is dawning.

to!
sonal with the infinitive.

1
[^Jos.
Staêv^f^^va.]
r\,
104, 5
"Kpa
tov
hiavydêw KaTcKdp,-
8ui(j)evKTiK6s,
6v,
able to escape.
Lucian.
I,
âve rots
eiiôivoLs
Xdcjiov.
142.
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Bta^dav
Oava ::=. (jiBava. Haer. 448, 48.
8ta<j)6apTi,K6s,
tj,
375
I,
Siw^vTOi;
((pipa), to
Plul.
891 F.
Hippol.
Poll.
bia<f>vp<o
mix up.
598 D.
Diosc. lobol.
2,
6v,
p. 62.
Epiph.
ijo-o),
II,
(^6apTi<6s.
6,
bia<jia>v(a),
to
breathe one's
last,
to
die: to
132.
SuixfiBeyyoiiai
Sut<f)6fipa>, to
perish.
<p6eyyoiiai.
Sept.
Num.
31, 49.
Josu. 23, 14.
Epiph.
I,
1157 D.
57, 1.
to
Reg.
destroy.
Sept. Ps. 66,
1.
are missing.
58,
Eis t6 Tf'Xor,
M^
bui(ji6elpjjs,
the
leader of the music, to
be sung to the tune
Judith 10, 13. Diod. 16, 3, Agathar. 175, 3. Patriarch. 1117 A, air ipov, departed from me. Sext. 659, 21. Orig. HI, 976 A.
1, 30, 19.
of "Do not destroy."

Jos. Ant. 2, 6, 7, p. 84. (j>6ovca. Siaôveo Bus. n, 741 B. VI, 872 A. Sept. Ps. fiuu^Xeyo) ((j)Keya), to burn through. Plut. II, 335 A, et alibi. 82, 15.
buupovea, incorrect for SuujxovicS.
bidcfxoms,
ov,
;
(^(jxavrj)
L. dissonus,
ixvpxjiavos.
dissonant,
discordant
55. 24.
opposed to Plut. n, 1039 D.

8.
Diod.
4,
Sext. 259, 6.
648,
757,
buKJ)a)va)s,
I,
adv. differing, disagreeing.

(cfxanâ) to enlighten
8, 8.
Clem. A.
to shine.
Greg. Dec.
21.
877 B.
;
1201 B.
Sta(t)opd,
biaxfxoTiâ), (Vo),
ij,
2.
7,
as,
advantage.
Just. Apol.
1,
Sept.
Nehem.
Plut. II, 76 B.
TropEustrat.
Alienation, derangement.
Diosc. lobol.
biavoias.
to
diaôpca,
Diosc.
work off food,

to
to dissolve
or dis-
ically, to clear a place. Plut. I, 348 D. buupaTUTK, cats, f), illustration, elucidation. Tsead-Athan. IV, 293 D.
bid(j>a>Tos, ov, ((f>Sis)
perse tumors,
1,
throw off
73,
by
perspiration.
eu vtrripa.
illuminated, light.
34.
68,
Plut. II, 669 C.

(j)opfia-8ai,
Diosc.
olSr/puTa
5,
11, p. 704 Sta-
to
perspire too much.
debate, to dispute.
<rvvTi6eia
fj
Sext. 646, 5, Trrfrepoi/ r^
logic,
In dvdKoyia xprjoreov. dîajpu hiaôpovpevov, conditional senrfj
2. 3.
To
Mai. 360, 7. btaxaiva^biaxda-Ka. PZm(. II, 976 B. 620. Euagr. 2469 A biaxrjvai.
bta)(d\a(Tpa, aros, to,
2801 B.
Philostr.
x'^'^"'!^'^-
Dion. H. Dion.
Plut. 11,
V, 168,
1,
crack.
biaxapdaa-Q) or biaxapdrrco
=z
I,
x^-pdrra).
tence, as
(jiSis io-Ti.
fjpepa eoriv, also ei rjpipa eVri,
H. VI, 1092,
636 C.
9.
Philon
649, 16.
19 seq.
\_Eudoc.
aros, to,
Diog.
7,
68.
See also
41,
&a;. 311,
M.
apparently an
that
biaxapiôpxit (x^P^CopÔ' ^^ distribute presents.
error for Stcjjopea.l

htatôpripxL,
Diod. 19, 20.

(btaôpeto)
which
is
biaxavvonD, aira,
.
(;âtji'd<B)
to
check, moderate a 275.
scattered about.
iuaj>6pria-is,
Sept. Jer. 37, 16.

fi,
blow.
Tit.
.1160
C.
Leo Gram.
eas,
a
II,
scattering,
dispersing
biaxctpayayeco
=::: ;(et/)ay(By(0.
Clem. A.l, 1096

slay.
squandering.
Sext. 148, 2.
2.
6v,
Pto.
389A. 933
C, et alibi.
B.
biaxfipiiopm (biaxeipiC^),
23, 8.
to
Diaphosesis.
Galen. X,
dis-
Polyb.
5, 80.
8,
310 A.
itafjioprjTiKos,
rj,
Diod. 18, 46.
Luc. Act.
Diod.
3,
26,
good for
off,
dissoLoing,
1,
21.
persing, throwing
97, (j>vpdTtov.
ita<j>opia,
removing. Diosc.
30.
biaxfi'pdopai
^=
;(Mpdofiai.
24 as
v.
1.
Galen. H, 367 A, et alibi.

z:::^
as,
rj,
duitpopd.
Dion. H.
;
V,
btax^pcroa
x^po'da Strengthened.
Caesarius
413,
1.
1105.
OK,
iui(popos,
various,
sundry, several
II,
6,
comEpiph.
48.
biaxiâ, to
put one in good-humor. Philostr. 586.

1.
monly in the plural. Eus. I, 288 D. Const. Apost.

Polyb. 4, 18, 8.
6,
77 B.
11.
7,
Orig. IV, 80 A.
a-erai as V.
\_Sept.
Sap.
2,
bi.axM6r](TeTai.
8 bmxvveff VseaAo-Greg.
3. Substantively, to hiaxfiopov,
45, 4,
(a) money.
et alibi.
II,
Naz. H, 728
bid)(\a>pos, ov,
A
fj,
biaxvTas-']
(1)
opposed to abiaxôpov.
huu\>6pa>s,
7.
Lucian.
821.
biaxopevfo
^n
Solom. 1336 B. very xâpdsSimoc. 86, 2. ;ô/3eua>.

(biaxpia) an anointing, a beover.
adv. at different times.
Just. Cohort.
bidxptarcs, ecus,
Porph.
Adm.
182, 17.
192, 21.
Plut.
I,
biax^pdywpi
:rzz
hia(^pd(r(Ta>.
146 P.
up.
Geopon. 6, 9, 2. bidxpta-Tos, ov, besmeared all

smearing.
34.
2.
Sub1,
Poll. 2, 216.
im<ppd(Tcrto
((ppda'a'co),
stantively, TO bidxpta-Tov, ointment.

to
Diosc.
stop
up,
2,
block
Diod. 17, 96. 20, 86.

biaippiym
Diosc.
26.
bidxpva-os, ov, (xpvcros') inlaid with gold, inter-
(ppiya strengthened. Lyd. 307, 9. SiatjipvKTapeoi (jipyKTapeco." Nic. CP, Histor.

21, 3.
=:
Buixjtvds,
abas, ^,
= =
ij,
woven with gold. Sept. Ps. 44, Mace. 2, 5, 2. Polyb. 6, 53,

109.
II,
10, ipanirpos7.
Diod. 14,
587, 63.
btaxj)vrj.
Diod.
1,
47, p. 57,
biaxvvo) (xvvai)
7.
biaxô-
Hippol. Haer. 184,

11, 32 A. Andr. C. 1277
26.
Athan.
I,
788 A.
Epiph.
Sia^v\aîs, fas,
{bia(j)v\d<T<rai)
safe keeping.
bidxvTos, ov, (biaxea>) diffused.
Fseud-Athan. IV, 436 C.
C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Biwâ
Siaxoveiifii
376
strengttened.
Sijvvai,o<:
els yapxivs SiyafwvvToiv
ia^TiairSai.
x""*"^"
ov,
6,
Simoc.
p,fi
Anast.
261,
8.
Sin. 68 D.
(Siax^ptC"')
separation.
10, et alibi.
8iyap,ia, as,
ri,
Stud. 1093 B.
(piyaiios)
Siaxa>pi-oii6s,
dig ami a,
936 D.
the marryJust.
Theol. Arith. 8.
Jos.
Ant.
6, 11,
ing a second time, a second marriage.
Plut. II, 910 A.

SiaxatpiirnKds,
ij,
6v,
(Siaxwp/fii))
able to sepII,
arate
opposed to ivariKosij,
Epiph.
792
D.
Siaxaxns, ews,
earth, as of a channel.
fiidilâX/ia,
(hiaxavmyLi) a filling up with Diod. 13, 47.

Sept.
Method. SOB. Greg. Naz. n, 292 B. Basil. IV, 673 A. (Compare Plut. II, 289 B Aevrepos yapos. Athenag. 965 B. Clem. A. I, 1189 B. BasU. IV, 628 B.)
1, 15.
Ap.
Tertull. II,
8iyapiK6s,
rj,
ov,
pertaining
to
a second marriage.
yappa) dig am
Gell.
aros, to, (8ia^dKKa>) the representa-
Stud. 1092 A, o-Tf<pavapjx.

8lyappa, to, indeclinable,
tive of the Ps. 3,

3,
Hebrew musical term hSd.

Just.
et alibi.
Orig. II,
720 A.
Tryph. 37. 1057 C. Athan.

E.
Hippol.
II.
ma
38.
(St-,
FaC.
Tryph.
11.
14,
5.
1321
D.
Sia\jfava>
8id\jfevaiJ,a
Apollon. D. Pron. 358 B, to AioXocdi/. Marius Victorin. 2468. Schol. Dion. Thr. 777,
=z -âiio. Plut. II, 1080 ^= ^fvcrfia. Aquil. Ps.
(See also Dion. H.

Siyappa, that
is,
I,
52,
11.
The
SiayjrriXatpaa
1,
Herod, apud Orib. Gen. 31, 34. Esai. 59, 10. Schol. Clem. A. 778 A.
\jn]\a(t)am.
115, 11.
name
suggested by
double gamma, was the character F, which has the
498,
7.
Sz/Tnm.
appearance of IT united into one form.)
8iayjfrjXa<pricns,
fas,
fj,
digammos,
162. 645.
ij,
preceding.
21.
Terent.
M.
^lyXdeîjcrit.
ScJlol.
Diomed. 422,
425, 32.
,
Clem. A. 778 A.
8ia\jnj<pi(rTris, ov, 6, (^r](f>iâ>)
diyapos, ov,
L. rationalis, col-
who
I,
Jias
6, (Sir, ydpos) d i g a m u s one married a second time. Hippol.
lector
of revenues. 304 D. Lyd. 200,

15.
Basil.
6.
IV, 145 B.
Nil.
228, 5.
Basilic. 38, 1,
dcaîSvpiâ (yjfidvpiâ)
12, 18.
iffidvpi^co.
Sept. Sir.
Polyh. 15, 26,
8,
whimpering
cooling.
among
Haer. 460, 12. Tertull. II, 937 B. Orig. 984 A. Ill, 508 C. 1244 A. Anc. 19. Neocaes. 7. Basil. IV, 673 A. (Compare Can. Apost. 17 'O Svai yapîs avpTrXoKeis, he who has been married ttoice.)
Siyevfjs, is,
themselves.
SiayJAVîs, ecus,
Lucian. H, 741.
rj,
(ylyvopai) of double birth or genera-
(Sia^lûxw)
<J
Plut. II,
967 F.
6m\//-ux<''> '"
Lucian. U, 521. ânTiâ^ apparently Nicet. Paphl. 520 A. 'Avafiawria-Tai. Siâpwv, TO, (8i-, ^dpos ?) a kind of weight ? Porph. Adm. 125.
repair a boat.
S)v,
Anast. Sin. 117 C. 8/yeoTa, a>v, ra, the Latin digest a, digests. Antec. Prooem. 4 BiffKia t&v Siyearav, ^tol
tion.
Aij3airTio-TaL,
ol,
(5t-,
navSeKTCov.
8ly\vcj)os,
ov,
(-yûc^w)
doubly carved.
Cosm.
Carm. Greg. 489.

SiyXojcrcria, as,
17,
8iPacj)ris,
f'r,
the being 8iy\aia'(Tos.
Bam.
deceit-
following.
Sepi.
Ex.
25,
19.
8ly\a>(riros, ov,
(Hexapla).
8iâ(f)os, ov, (8i-,
L. bilinguis, double-tongued,
Sir. 5, 9.
âTTTo)
dibaphus,
Symm. Ex.
double
28, 8.
ful.
Sept. Prov. 11, 13.
Philon
dyed.
Cic. Attic. 2, 9.
n, 269,
Dioclet. C. 3, 27.
8t/3i)Tô-iv
3. Barn. 19. Sibyll. 3, 37. pare Theogn. 91 * Of 8c pifj yXaunri]
(Com8ix'
fX"
for hi^riTqa-iov.
hi^rjrqa-MV, to,
Porph. Cer. 423, 2. (Persian ?) a kind of garment ?

192, 18, et alibi.
voov, ovTos eToipos SeiXdff.)

8tyX<BX"'i
I'Vos, 6,
rj,
(yXaxiV) two-barbed.
Paul.
Porph. Cer. 21, 18.

Sta/SiKta.
Leo
Aeg. 348 to SiyXaxtva.

8iyva>pia, as,
r/,
Gram. 246, 19 SiîTiaiov. Suid. Ai^rjrtio-m, Written also SiaiTrjinou. Theoph.
fj,
(Siyvapos^ duplicity.
Achmet.
143.
8iyva>pxis, ov, (8i-, yvaprf)
Cont. 833.
8i^6kia, as,
double-minded, incon19.
amiculum, an outer garment doubled. Plut. 11, 754 P. 2. kind of lance. Plut. I, 420 B. Herodn.
(8i(3oXor) L. duplex
stant, undecided.
Bam.
'Hippol. Haer.
218, 68.
8iyopia, as,
fj,
(yd/ior)
1.
double burden.
Sept.
2, 13, 8.
Judic. 5, 16 (v.
poa'(f>ai0ap,
write potrâ-
fiiôs, Ol), o,
dice-board.
the Latin d i v u s a part of the Agath. Epig. 64, 13, p. 379.

,
dalp), for D'nSK'n,
supposed to mean folds

jointed. Diosc. 4^
for
cattle.
Si^paxvs, 09,
6, sc. ttous,
:^
irvppixtas.
Terent.
Siyovaros, ov,
(y6w) double
M.
1365.
ov,
188 (191).
dl^poxos,
Opfô)) toice soaked, made by

oil.
8iyptt>(nov
or 8iyp6triov,
twice pressing, as
66, p. 71).
Djosc.
1, 65, p.
69
(1,
Joann. 20.
<TOS.)
quid ? Apocr. Act. (Compaite biKp6a(nos, biKpoirAthan.

I,
diyd^cco
(6iyo/ios),
<o
marry a second
time.
Siyvvaws, ov,
6, (ytij^) bigamist.
781
Orig. Ill, 508 C.
Neocaes. 7 Upea-îrcpov
B.
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by Microsoft
StSaKTi^p
SiSaicT^p,
rjpos,
3,
6,
377
teacher.
/SouttXij^.
BiBoj/jii,
Judic.
31
=
8.
(StSdo-Ko))
Aquil.
Aibvpirroixov, ov, to,
=:
i^lbvpov Teixos-
Simoc.
ôvKevrpov,
249, 12.
I,
SiboKTiKOi,
19.
ri,
6v,
able to teach.
1, 3, 2.
2, 2,
Philon
24.
524,
8idvpo(j)vS>s (<û(o), adv. in
two natures.
Anast.
Paul. Tim.
oj',
Sin. 1053 B.
Si'So)
SiSaKTvXmios, a,
Zwo fingers long or broad.

Sext. 509, 1.
:^
Slbcopi.
Patriarch. 1137 A.
Martyr. (See
9,
Cleomed. 75,
1,
Diosc. 4, 129 (131). Eupor.
Areih. 34.
Jejun. 1912 D.
Theoph. 234.
242, p. 223.
ov,
MaKTuXioy,
23.
preceding.
Cet/r.
I,
688,
244, 15. 700, 9. Porph. Cer. 388. also peraSiSia, napaSiSa, jrpoSiSm.)
dLScopt, to give.
Ptol.
Euerg. apud Aihen.
17,
SiSaKTas (StSoKTos), adv. by being taught
op-
p.
375
D AtSovra
tov ivos Spaxpas rerpaKta-xi--
posed to
trine,
<j)v<nKS)s.
Cyrill.
A. VI, 364 A.
the sense of doc1.
\ias,
htlbaaKoheiov, ov, to, school, in
given,
for each one. Impersonal, eSdfi);, it was an order was given. Apoc. 9, 5, avrols
Porphyr. V. Pyth. 88.
system of doctrine. Iren. 1, 28, Iambi. V. P. 222.
iva pr) OKOKTelvoMnv avTovs, dXX' Iva âaavia-drjirovTai.
StSacFKoKia, as, ^, doctrine.
Hippol. Haer. 286, 3 'AvaroXooj SiSairKaKia, Doctrina Orientalis,
Diosc.
2, 2.
3. To 3. To
give, to exhibit
medicine.
to
give
a blow,
strike.
Patriarch. 1069 C, tw
Wo)
Pallad. Laus.
the Eastern branch of the Valentinian school
headed by Axionicus and Bardesanes. Doctr.

Orient, (titul.).
hihaxTKoKiKos,
f],
ov,
instrviCtive,
etc.
2.
Sub-
stantively, TO hiba<TKaKiK6v,
L. documentum,
Const.
document. 977 D.
StSao-KoXtoy,
Chal.
1641 B.
(536),
school.
1067 C, avT^ KaTa rSiv ^jfvoiv ponaXa. Vit. Epiph. 109 D, avT^ fls TO Trpotromov. Joann, Mosch. 2861 D, avTm. 2824 B, avTov. 2928 C, eavTm t& paxmpia. Leont. Cypr. 1712 B, avT& per avTov, with it. Chron. 594, 19, avTov KaTa T^s aKofjs, he struck him in the ear.
ov,
to,
Basil. I,
68 B.
3.
SiSaa-Kokelov,
Minervale munus, miPlut. II, 857 C.
Mai. 163, 'Sivxalm Kara toO va>Tov. Theoph. 437, 16, avTa Kara Kpaviov. 490, fieTO. dopaTos eh TO ;(eiXor. 538, 10, koBiov Kara Kopv(jjijs
nerval, teacher's fee.

.
TOV âa-iXfoDS. Porph.
Adm.
116,
9,
avTa
Cant.
Mao-KoXos, ou, TO, instructor, etc. B, Gfipas iKelv.

olKovftivtjs,
Plut.
I,
258
rijs
pcTo. pevaiiKov els tov TroSa.
Theoph.
Theod. IH, 1161
C,
Basilius
(1256 C.
IV, 1272 C.
Damasc.
II,
272 C).
Jos. Ant. 14, 10, 18, avTov
Just. Apol. 1, 10 'EKeiVous 8e
704, 13, avra KaTa Ketpakrjs perd pd^dov. Achmet. 249, nvd a-Tradeav, nvl. (Compare Polyb. 16, 3, 4 Tainji SoSa-a VXijyiji'
SMa-Koi, to teach.
oirias airoXvoTi.
^laiav Kara pc<rov to kvtos.
Diod. 14, 52,

10, 37, riplv
Tpavpara.
Dion. H.
II,
1659, 15.)
npo8exfa-6ai avTov povov SeSiSdypeda Koi neTTciirpeBa Koi
4. To grant, permit.
Marc.
marTevopcv, the object of irpocriKeivovs.
ha
Sexea-dai
being
Hippol. Haer. 394,
43, Toils pa6r)Tas tva prj (jidyaxri.

SiSaxri,
^s,
i),
doctrine, etc.
Ai
bi&axaX t5>v
Apocr. Act. Paul, et Theel. 5. To put, 29, avTTi tva rj Bvydvqp î](Terai. Sept. Tobit 3, 12, rt fir Ttva, to set to set. towards. Luc. 15, 22, SaKTvXtov els tijv x^P"
KaBia-apev.
djrooToXuv, the title of a book.
Eus.
II, 269^
aiToO (classical).
A.
jliAan.
8i8pdo-)c<a
n, 1177 D.
Pallad. Laus. 1041
put
into the oven.
6.
7, 1
Diosc.
5, 86,
els Kdpivov,
to
To make,
AeSoiKa
tre
appoint,
oaroSiSpdo-Ka.
to constitute.
Sept. Gen. 17, 21, auTov els
'Edpairev i^ AlyvTJTOv.
hlbpaypov, ov, to,
=\
Sept.
ovyida.
20 d/3o\oi SiSpaxpov Epiph. Ill, 289 A. Apocr.

1, 3.
Wvos peya.
Ezech. 37,
Ex.
22.
6e6v 0apaa>.
Paul. Eph.
TJj
1,
22 A^tok
Kev Ke<jiaX7jv VTrep Trdvra
eKKKrja-ia.
eSco-
*?
To
Narrat. Joseph.
hibpaxjiov, ov, TO,
sound, said of a trumpet.
Porph. Cer. 476,
(^SlSpaxpos) double- drachma. Gen. 20, 14. 16, et alibi. Ex. 30, 13. Lev. 27, 25. Matt. 17, 24. Poll. 9, 60. Galen. XIH, 981 A.
Sept.
13 "OTf
8d)a-ec
shall sound.
8.
to ôvkivov,
when
oi
the trumpet
Participle,
be&opevoi,
Hebrew
Par.
1,
D'J'nJ, servants in the Temple. Sept. 8t[Pres. Ind. Orig. II, 65 9, 2.
StSvpeia, eva-a, (8l8vpos) to bear twins.
So'a^cv
==
Cant. 4,
2.
StSda/iw.
lltSvptov, ov, TO, little
SiSvpos
(:=
opxis).
Paul.
Ptol.
8t8mi)
Aeg. 288.
hSvpdyovos, ov,
Tetrab. 110.
=
8(SorTo.
dvTiTheod. IV, 585 Pres. Opt. Philon 382, 42 iv~ Orig. I, 1505 B bibaro ivbiboLT).
bibopev.
Pres. Imper.
SiSvpoyevtjs, twin-born.
bitvpos, ov, forked.
Sibvpov,
SiBvpoi
= =
Sept. Josu.
(jiovpKa.
2.
IT,
8,
29 SvKov
oi
Substantively,
520, 30.
&pxeis, L. testes, testiculi.
Sept.
Deut. 25, 11.

1,
Diod.
Diosc.
134 ri35).
Galen. H, 238 F.
,48
IV, 648
E.
Aor. Ind. Apollon. 3077 D 8/8os :== 8i8ou. Aor. D. Synt. 276, 1 ebaaa, condemned. Subj. PMora I, 182, 13 Scoot?. Herm.M.&xi&. Eus. Alex. 361 B baxrris. 3 diro-baxraa-i. Dion. H. II, 1179, 8 mpabaAor. Opt. o-aiTe. Sibyll. 5, 223 baaeie. Ong. J, 1429 B Aor. Part. Hippol. 829 B dvo-baxreiav. Vit. Epiph. 52 D. 92 B mpa-baa-avra.
Joann. Mosch.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Sieyepal'!
daa-as.
378
Si6/tt7rtXo9
Joann. Mosch. 3064 C. Andr. C. Mai. 26, 4 SoVaj. Sept. Maco. 1, 11, 40 napa-hoX 2 Aor. Subj. 2 Aor. Marc. 4, 29 irapahol. irapaSa.
1221
airo-hixravm-
SicuSpopr}, ^s, ^, (jKipoprj)
Ptol. Tetrab. 102, of stars.
B,
TTJs rjpepas,
I,
a running through. Clem. A. I, 489 the close of the day. Cyrill.

(hieKbico)
I,
A.
461 B. C.
ems,
fj,
Mid.
ikfaii.
21, 33.
Marc.
12, 1
e'l-eScTo
fiie'/cSi/o-tr,
escape.
Stiyepa-is, ecos,
17,
Plut.
a slipping through, 574 C, evasion. Athen. 3,

Strengthened.
Caesarius
(Steyfipaj)
an arousing. Diosc.
8te(c6Xi'/3a)
iferod apud Oni. II, 424, 5. Tropically, quickness of parts, energy of charVit. Nil. Jun. 21 Porph. Adm. 238. acter.
Delet. 16.
iKSkifico
1169.
dLfKBpaxTKO)
(jKBpaxTKo),
I,
to
Uop
through, rush
(tkotovs.
A.
SieyepTiKos,
t),
out
6v,
of.
Clem. A.
93 B, tov
0pp.
able to excite or stimulate
Hal. 4, 674.
SLeKKVTrra
opposed to KaTCUTTokTiKos.
yjfvxijs.
Sext. 752, 6,
rrjs
eKKv'jrTO).
Sep^ Mace.
2, 3, 19.
Allien. 2, 65.
Marc. Erem. 1052 C,

Genes. 18,
6.
SieKXa/iTro) (fKXdfHrco), ^0 sfc'ne through.
Andr.
2.
Ttpos ^r)Tr](nv.
C. 1176
SteKfivfao)
SiKjraia> to
A.
hieyKoKea
fyKoKea.
^=
eKpvâa.
Geopon,
7,
15,
hieyKaprepfw
^=
cyKaprepea.
Dion. Alex. 1277

Nil. 505
(jKiraiai), to
force one's way through,

Classical.
2.
A.
hifyKoKitiôiim
SieyKoirro)
hiiy)(eipia>
= ^
=
dash or break through.
Arr.
732,
iynoKnlôpmStob.
I,
A.
Anab.
iravTos.
iyKOTTra.
247, 30.
Ill, 17.
Mid.
p.
3,
14,
5.
3,
15,
Philostr.
bicKiraliraa-Bai
6,
hicKiraia.
iyxupiai.
rj,
bieyxiiprja-is, eais,
Sirrioc.
Dion. H. IV, 2252,

7, 6, 4,
tos mJXar.
I,
Jos. B. J.
larribL V.
iyxflpijcns.
Simoc. 275,
419.
PZu^.
579 C.
19.
iteSa(t>iCto
P. 488.
ibarjiiâ.
Theophyl. B. Ill, 496
difKTTfpaioa)
to
=
=^
TTepawa.
Strab. 12,
2, 3, p. 508,
D.
*8LcSpov, ov, TO, (,e8pa)
go across.
cKTnjSaai.
apud Athen. Herod, apud

ly,
5,
26, p.
for two. Callix. 197 B. Erotian. 152.

seat
StfKjnjSas)
Orib.
I,
522,
10.
Aristaen.
hieKiriirTOi
2, 13,
throbbing.
Orib. II. 462, 13.
463,
9.
(îKwlTTTa), to get through.
Diod. 17,
iieêvyfievas, adv. L.
disjunctim,
transposition
c
:
separateSyncell.
28. 49, TTiv ivvSpou.
Plut.
I,
109 B, et alibL
Tit.
apart,
7.
223,
3.
c
:
Pseudo-Zusi. 1264 D.
;/
:
Arr. Anab.
8ieK7rXi7<r(r<o
thus,
the
:
proportion a
: :
: :
d,
may become
B.
b b
: : :
d,
Siefeuyfievws.
a, it is
When
it
becomes
Kara to
BifKTTopeiiopai
avaarpoâis re
kcli
1815,
SteêvypSvov.
Nicom. 140.
SifKO-ei'o)
= 1208 A. = Anton. ^
7.
3,
14, 5.
iicir\r)(r(Ta
strengthened.
(KTropevofuu.
7,
Dion. H. HI,
19.
eWci'o).
^,
jBms.
IV, 272 B.
SieiKrjppevas
(biaXapâva), clearly, distinctly, understandingly. Ptol. Tetrab. 11.
SieKrairts,
fcor,
(SieKTOVo))
:^
(TKopSivrfpa.
Clem. A.
'bicKTepvai
SieiKiypos, ov, 6,
quid
Plut. II, 695 B.
I,
496 C.
Jos. B. J. 3, 10,
7.
cKTepvo). Set
Sieiireiv (eiweiw), to
ordain, order.
Philon
I,
28,
SieXeyKTcov
z=
SieKiyx^tv.
Plut.
11,
450
32 'EopTafeiv hiuprfm vopm.

Tai Svo Tpayovs SiaKKripovv.
338, 42 AiciprjCyrill.
B.
SieXeyKTiKos, ^,
ov,
A.\, 16
(SteXey;f(a)
iXeynTUeos.
A.
\_Iambl.
V. P. 266
bieiiropivaiv
=:
Siei-
Clem.
A.U,
312 B, toC
T//-fu8oCf.
8ieXeyKTr, adv. z^: iKcyKTiKms.

hicKâlvw (jKâivca), to go through.
2, 4, ri.
Epiph. U,
Strah. 12,
592 D.
SieXfuêpdo)
78.
SicXeuo-tt,
^
ems,
eXeudepdm.
Porphyr. V. Pyth.
hieKeiiroptti)
a-
8te/(j3aXX(B (fK/3oXX<B)
<o
^0 through.
10, 28,
1,
68, 5, Tijv SruptjiaXiav.

10, 29, 3, sc. tSttovs.
Polyb. 4, t^v epijpov.
Plut.
I,
286 D.
2.
Sep*.
8.
17,
(fiiepxopxu,,
going through.
SieXtVo-o)
II,
Ptol. Tetrab. 135.

(jKia-a-co), to
Intransitive,
<o jro
7,
out to
any place.
or SteXiTTia
unfold.
Plut.
Josu. 15, 4.
cVi TO vSap.
&cK(3o\^, ^f,
17,
(SifK/3aXXa))
Agathar. 184,
411 B.
Dion
oS, d,
C. 74, 5, 5.
SioSos, SieôSos,
SteXicuCT-^dr,
(StcXKum)
passage out, pass, egress. Sept. Jer. 12, 12. Ezech. 47, 8. 11. 48, 30. Polyb. 1, 76, 4. Diod. 17, 68, p. 213, 7. 3, 40, 1. S<ra5. 9,
5, 22.
SicKfiiKetB
H. V,
hUXKw,
141, 8.
Argum.
Arist.
a pulling. Dion. Ach. altercaSext. 325, 30
tion, quarrel.
to
pull, etc.
Classical.
-o-âi, to
cKSt/ceo)
be disputed.
to
n, 741 C. 592 C.
&e(cStKj;T^r,
Ill,
strengthened by 8ia. ^ms. 229 A. Socr. 621 C. Gregent.
biepôKKa (JpâKKa),
put through.
Sept.
Num.
D.
4,
6.
8.
11.
Galen. IV, 142 C. 144

well capped.
o),
6,
;=
eicSiKTjT^y,
8,
ij'.
L. defensor.
SiepniKos, ov, (iv,

II,
mXoy)
Iiudan.
340.
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by Microsoft
Siff7ri7rK'r)//,t
379
Macc.
1, 4. 2,
tieairapfievoi^
huimiirKriiu
40.
iieimiirra
= =
iimiirkqti.i.
Sept.
4,
&iem(j)a>(TKai
eVi^mcTKO).
-Dion.
ZT.
Ill,
1922,
Polyh. 38,
SieTTfi),
9.
e/tTTinro).
to
manage.
Alex. Hier. 205 A, tov to-
Bteuxpaivo) (e/iâii/co), to sAoJO through.
Lucian.
7701/
Alex.
3.
Sie^âvi^d)
SteycMCT-eoi'
^ = 8
6.
B
Aristaen.
2, 16.
T^s iiruTKOTnls, being bishop.

TOTroTTj prjTov ovros.
Ephes. 1140
Plut. 11,
Euagr. 2428 B.
Strainer.
e/Kâi/ifo).
Siepapa, aros, to,
(EPAQ)
Sia(j>fpeiv.
hieveîs, ems, ^, (fiieveyfceiv)

II,
Lucian.
II,
360.
1088 E.
Siepcdlâ
18,
9.
8ui(j>opd.
Cedr^
164.
ipedlâ strengthened.
II,
Polyh.
9,
483,
Suvepyea
8.
PMora
II,
411, 21.
Plut. II, 61 C.
evepyew.
Iambi.
Adhort.
SiepiBiiTfia,
aros, tA,
(biepeOlâ)
ipidicrpa.
Genes. 14,
App.
eVdu/ieo/MU.
733, 45.
8w)X ^^
SifKûêofKii
Stcviâfa)
StfyffK^nTO)
= Bus. n, 1129 B. = mfawm =

1053.
cprjxccD.
Genes. 85, 11. iuc. Act. 10,19,
diepeOioTeov
Orib.
I,
Set SiepeBiêtv.
Herod, apud Herod,

Dion.
425,
3.
rj,
SiepcdurriKos,
6v,
irritative.
apud
-H.
strengthened.
Caesarius
Orib.
I,
424,
to
2.
tip.
StepeiSco,
prop
Classical.
V,
iviTKJjwra.
Stf KTf'XXo/iat
:=
Genes. 74, 20. Genes. 94, 7. ivTeWoiJuu.

Genes,
157,
5,
said of
and E
Plut.
II,
in the expression
'OXvpTTtoi
im
Te.
fj,
529 C.
5.
dttvcuTlôpMi =: ivcoTLôpju thoroughly.

70, 1.
8icpeuvri(ris, ems,
{Siepevvdio) investigation, ex-
amination.
Strah. 16, 4,
Clem. A.
II,
*diejoyo) (iâya), to conduct,
manage, accom5ea;f.
573 B.
Iambi Math.
rj,
212.
investigating,
plish: to treat.
Sepf. Sir. 3, 17.
3,
Chrysipp.
apud
179, 2.
1, 9, 6.
hifpevvrfiKos,
6v,
(Sicpevvao))
Habac.
1, 4.
PoiyS.
4, 73,
searching through.
SiepcvvrjnKas,
21, 6.
3, 77, 3.
4, 57, 3.
8.-2.
adv.
by
investigating.
Ptol.
To
get, to obtain
1, 71, 1,
ij,
the means of subsistence.
Tetrab.
Sicpecjxa
hiepiîo
Polyh.
am nvos.
3,
7.
ipi<\)a>
strengthened.
Plut.
I,
Genes. 108,
9.
Sieiayaryji, ^s,
(8ie|dy(B) settlement of business,
adjustment.
Polyh. 4, 26,
et alibi.
2.
4, 30,
=z
ipiCm.
345 A.
App.
11,
326, 86. 836, 68.
854, 90, to emulate.
A getting
Tov
fiiov.
cdong,
way of
1,
living.
Epict.
Sext. 225, 14.
3.
6,
21.
Diod. Anton.
Siepivea, incorrect for Siappivea,
(8m, pis)
=
481
8,
20.
btapvKTqplâ, to turn
Just.
up
the nose, to sneer at.
Dispositio
=^
8ia6ea-is,
1
Tryph. 101.
Philon
I,
disposition, in rhetoric.
Dion. Alex.
244 C,
9.
8iepp,rjvevTOV -zzz 8ei 8icppr)veveiu.
Sieâipea
8|aroo>
8ie|o77To>
bieâpram
TIVOS.
BUêipj,,
= = ^ =
to
46. iâipia.
iâvia.
Tseudo-Demetr. 123, Bus. 11, 1344 A.

Genes. 81,
6.
8Lepp,rivevr!js,
oi),
6,
(Siepfiriveva)
interpreter.
Paul. Cor.
bKpp,r]veva>
1, 14,
28.
to
i^cmra.
eâpTaco.
(ipprjveva),
2, 1, 36.
interpret,
translate.
Philon
I,
446, 45 -CTâi
Sept.
Macc.
893 B.
Aristobul.
3, 22, 3.
apud Clem.
I,
A.
go over a book.
Dion. H. VI, 863,
PZui.
I,
1,
Polyh.
Philon
226,
4.
n,
139, 20.
11.
tieêXaiTK, ems, ^,
SieppipJvas (SiappiirTo), adv. desultorily.

e'|eXatris-
Polyh.
11,
463
265.
3, 58, 3, a<
random.
{ipvdpoi)
Clem. A.
I,
753 B.
E.
SteêXeyxa
GaZen. HI, 187 D.

Sie^LKveofiai
SieÛTTopew
8ie|tnjTeoi'
8teôSei;<o,
= = = =
io
if,
556 C.
e'ê\ey;^(a.
Lucian.
II,
dUpvBpos,
3, 9
ov,
marked
with red.
Diosc.
(11).
iîKvtopui.
i^Krropeco.
Polyh. 10, 29,
3.
SteparriTfOV
Sei SiepmTov.
Anast. Sin. 205
Genes. 35,
7.
B.
8iea-6ia>
Sieiireov.
Eus. IV, 853 C.

Plotin. 11, 708, 9,
Sext.
8te|d8ous.
2.
6v,
jro
through.
35.
Siea-iov,
To
discuss, to treat.
I,
{iaBla), to eat through. Philon II, 541, Plui.ll, 170 A. 733 B. ov, to, (Sieo-ts, Stiripj.) =^ Sialvywv,
Justinian.
45, 15, et alibi.

8if|o8(K(!s,
Orig.
941 C.
I,
1009 A.
copious.
diroa-Tcunov, repudiation, divorce.
(Ste|o8os)
diffuse,
Novell. 74,
biea-is,
5,
Plut.
I,
183 D.
6.
Clem. ^.
9, 6.
736 B.
Jos. B. J.
ems,
17,
incorrectly written biaia-iova moistening. Diosc. 1, 25.
3,
8te|o8iKms, adv. diffusely, copiously.
84 (94).
(write SiWis, ems, 17, := SieVtov. Gloss. Aiauris repudium. 8ieo-ts), divortium, discidium, polished 8ie(Tpn\evp.evas {Siaa-pCKeva), adv. in a
Prooem.
Drac.
ffaZen.
XII, 154
(= D
Korh baôbov). Porphyr. V. Pyth. 68,
8ie|a8os, ou,
opposed to (TvpôkiK&s. border, boundary of a country. 17, 2. PosSepJ. Num. 34, 4. 5. Josu. 15, 7. Eus. II, 1501 B. sajre of Scripture.
manner, elaborately. A. n, 84 C.
Poll. 6, 147.
Cyrill.
bicmrappivat (hiamTeipa), adv. L.
sparsim,
Poll. 3,
8ie|ot8e'o)
iôibia.
Philostr. 784.
scatteredly, dispersedly, desultorily.
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by Microsoft
Si.eaTTOuSacr/Aei'tBs
129.
I,
380
232 C.
adv.
Orig.
8iijyij(Tir,
SuffTavo)
eojf,
17,
Aristid. Q. 4.
Galen.
11,
explanation.
Orig.
I,
1085
386 C.
(SiatrTTOuSafa)),
C.
hifaTTovhaxTjiivas
diose,
diligently,
accurately.
L. <?Dion. H. I,
biTiyrjTTjs, ov, 6,
(^biriyeofuu)
expounder.
AchiU.
Tat. 4, 15.
SirjKovidoD
18, 1.
hidTTpafijievcos (Suia-Tpecpa), adv. perversely, distortedly.
:^
bioKoveo).
bn)'KKayp,ivais
(fiiaXXao-o-oi),
Doroth. 1696 A. adv. differently,

/SfraS. 13,
Sept. Sir. 4, 17.
CTem. 4.
1,
1133
strangely.
1, 3.
Diod.
_
3,
19, et alibi.
C.
Sieo-fâXfieVtas (Smo-^dXXo)),
3, 23, 3.
adv. wrongly. Epict.
8t7;Xo(B,
<B(r<o,
(^\d<o)
drive
a nail
through.
Sept. Judie. 5, 26, KecâXiji/.

fj,
SceTrjpis, iBos,
(S/r, eros)
L. biennium, the space Cleomed. 13, 19.

Act.
24, 27, et
hn)iiapTrjpevass
(biafiapravio),
adv. erroneously.
.4. 11,
of two years.
SuTia, as,
Tj,
Sept. Reg. 2, 13, 23.
Hipparch. 1029 A.
dirip,epos, ov,
(St-,
CZem.
preceding.
6.
fifiipa)
608 D.
Sfvrepalos, on the
Philon n, 536,
alibi.
Luc.
second day.
SifjveKrjs,
Euagr. 2756 A.
Els to Sajv^Kes,
7,
Sifv6eTea>
s,
continuous, etc.
evdereo).
168, o
(Zjrec^.
Achmet. Fit Nil. Jun. 68 D. Peir.

Genes. 87, 18.
(hievdercai) direction,
continually, forever.
alibi.
Paul. Hebr.
3,
et
Apollod. Arch. 42.
Ant. 730 C.
Stevderrims, ea>s,
rj,
Sir/priiievcDs (biaipito),
man8iev-
3,
11.
agement.
StevdeTiCa
Bena/ievos.
Stevdrp/ico
SifvOv/ieoiiai
dicvKpivris, s,
dievKpivrjo'iS,
= = = = = = = =
^= ^=
Achmet. 168.
Sievdtria.
By
Cerul.
apart, separately. Anton. Iambi. Myst. 82, 6. 282, 12. 2. resolution of long vowels and diphtbongs.
728
Herodn. Gr. Pbilet. 407 (449).

bi.r)p6pa>pAva>s
(biapBpoo),
dirjpdpatfUvos^,
adv.
evdrjvcw.
Ptol. Tetrab. 194.

Basil. HE, 217
articulately.
Galen. XIII, 673 B.

adv.
distinctly, care-
eiidviieio.
vK.pLvr)s.
rj,
D.
Aster.
SirjVKpivriiJievcos (btivKpLvia)),
Gelas. 1292 B.
fully.
8irjxâ>
Diod.
(rixea),
1,
93.
eojs,
:r^ to hievKpiveiv.
to
resound.
Plut.
II,
901 F.
349 D.
dievKpiinjTeov
^= Set hievKpivciv,
1.
Protosp. Corpor.
&ir]xr)s,
es,
(Strjxea) sounding, loud.
Plut. II,
12, 10 in tbe v.
SiivTrpayea)
dcV(rToxêa>
721 E.
Jos. Ant. 6, 10, 2.
Lyd. 300,
7.
eiirpayeio.
8i,6aKa<T(Tos or StâXoTTor, ov, (flaXacro'a) divided

into, or consisting of, two seas, as tbe Euxine. Dion. P. 156. Strab. 2, 5, 22. 2. Bimaris, lying between two seas. Luc. Act. 27, 41. Dion Chrys. I, 190 (83), 28. Clementin. 49 B.
dtev(r\r]poveQ>
fiiftjreXifiB
Dion. H. V, 57, 5. Plut. I, 612 B. eva^jqiiovea. Pseud-yl/Hc. 100 B. cvTeXifia.

evaTOx^co.
<\iiKvôpAii.
die<piKVotiai
Eunap.
15, 8.
91, 17.
Siex^ta, as, ^,
trvvexeta.
(Siexv^) separation,
opposed to
Schol. Arist.
Heph. Poem.
ix^palvf^.
Sidfta,
as,
rj,
(Si'fleos)
ditheism,
belief in
two
Pac. 939.
hiexGpaivai
gods.
Sext. 610, 3.
SLdciTrjs,
Greg. Naz. U, 148 C.

ov,
6,
Stxdpeva>
ditheist,
believer in
two gods.
Aetius
ixdpevo)5.
Dion. H.
4,
3.
11,
810,
2.
Greg. Naz.
Si6c\ris,
es,
11,
148 C.
with two volitions.
Arr. Venat. 12, I, 333 A.

SiF\jrvaiieva>s
Anton.
Clem. A.
2, 17.
(_6e\a>)
apud Anast,
Anton.
biSeos,
ov,
Sin. 1181 A.
^sds)
believing
in
iyJAevcrfievas(bi^-qpjii)
(Si-,
two gods.
Si^rjTap, opos, 6,
seeker.
Greg. Naz.
Ill,

Sidviios, ov,
(flu/ids)
IV, 127 A, xpvaov.

bi^vyrjs, es,
quarrelsome.
Sept. Prov.
St(vyos.
AntyU. apud Orib.
26, 20.
621, 4.
Stfuyia, as, ^, (fiifuyos) double-yoke
8idvpap.â8S>s (8idvpap,â8ris), adv. dithyrambic-
of cattle.
aUy.
Synes. 1080 C. Agath.
Geopon.
2,
23, 13.
8i6vparos, ov, (fivpaos) with two thyrsi.
Siriyeopm, to relate.
Porph.
âiTiKea oaa eXdXTjcre,

Siriyrjfia,
Adm.
208, 23, tov
Epig. 38,
8uap,ôs, ov,
1. 6,
âtriket.
(i/i/3os)
diiambus,
a foot
18.
aros, to,
(SiTjyeo/iai)
narrative, story,
Sir. 8, 8.
consisting of
two iambuses.
Aristid. Q. 48.
6,
Drac. 129,
?(cT<op)
tale.
Sept. Deut. 28, 37.
Ezech.
Heph.
8uKT(op,
3, 3.
17, 2. II.
Mace.
2, 2,
24.
PoZi/fe. 1,
14, 6. 4, 39,
Opos,
(SuKvcopai,
comer.
Dion. H. n, 695, 14. Strab. 14, 2, 21. Herodn. Gr. Philet. 430 (473), condemned.
Athan. U, 1308 B, toC

8umrvQ) (Unreva),
266, 44.
to
rnvBe'iv.
ride through.
App.
I,
Hermog. Prog. 116.

SirfyrjuanKois
(bvr]yr]p,anK6s),

to
adv.
narratively.
8u(rOp,ea>, rjo-a, (lo-dp,6s)
carry across an
isth-
Diog.
9,
103.
Ems. IV, 896 C.

(8njyi)fia)
mus.
Strab.
24.
Polyb. 4, 19,
8ti;yT)fiTioi/, ov, TO,
anecdote.
8ua-Tdva) (lordvo))
7,
Tour Xepôvs.
Suorrnu.
App.
I,
143,
14, 2, 3.
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by Microsoft
Bila-Trjfii
381
StKaionpay^s,
Arist.
SiKapiroi
es, (Trpdo-o-a)
8ii(mifu, to set apart.
dertake?
a-iv.
Sept.
Mid. SuWa/iai, to unMaco. 2, 8, 10, eWXiypcipreceding.
acting justly.
Schol.
Av. 1354.
Siurrdai
(tcrrato)
bucaiojrpayqTiov
==
8ei
biKaioirpayfhi.
Iambi.
Bion, Thr.
7.
Adhort. 350.
SiKotorrpayiutTeia, as,
i],
642, 31.
biuTTopcat
:= StKaiojrpayia.
r),
Theod.
loTopeai.
hiurxvpurriov
3,8.
Genes. 55,
Her. 1365 A.
Strab. 6,
hiKaiortpayfioa-ivr),
rjs,
Sei SiurxvpiêcrBai.
(Sixaior, irpaxra-a)
9,
diurxva
C.
SiKaioTrpayia.
laxliut.
Pseud-iJeracZ.
apud Diog.
Philon apud Eus.

to
Ill,
600
4,
14.
SiKawn-poKTiKos,
(Sto,
ri,
ov,
capable of doing right.

trpaîs)
Suxvfvo
68, 3.
Ixvfvai),
straggle.
Polyh.
Orig. 11, 96 A.
SiKaioTTpaîa, as,
fj,
SiKaia8(K0f, ov,
{hUaios,
just act.
SIkoios koI SSikos at the
same
to
Just.
TrypL
44. 47, et alibi.
time.
PAiton
rj,
II,
346,
8.
SUaws,
pertaining
5, 34.
SiKaiapxiKos,
6u, (SiKoioy, apxrf)
a, ov, just. Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 22 Ou yap SUaiov imiv .... "iva iavrov clirris
just government. buauKos,

22.
SueaioSoiria,
r\,
6v,
=
ij,
Phot. HI, 69 C.
SiKOios.
8i8da-Ka\ov iBvSiv. Nic. II, 800

9,
D Aixawv ca-riv
6, 1, 6.
Anton.
3.
Plut.
iva Kai ol eiiKaêfTTaroi fiovaxol eKC^xcvrjo'coa-tv.
Perfect, excellent.
II,
Jos. B. J.
as,
(8tKato8dT))s)
Jurisdiction.
Polyb. 4, 16, 4.
610, 31.
2.
20, 6, 2, et alibi.
DiW.
11,
Nicol.
D.
93.
Dion. H. IV, 2036,

BasJZic. 6,
To SiKaioTarov (Compare lawhl. V. P. 232 id aSiKa Tav eSco-/xara).)

SiKaioirvvr],
rjs,
rj,
669 D.
Kpias, pork.
TreptTrd koi
StraJ. 13, 1, 55.
13, 4, 12.
iKirkrfpacns tS>v ivToXSiv.
24, 2 seq.
Matt.
^tro),
3, 15.
it(Ta>,
Chrys.
to
VE,
1.
161 E.
140 B.
16.
SiKaioSoTea,
3, 4,
<o
administer justice.
Strab.
biKaiota,
justify.
Sept. Gen. 44,
20.
11, 3, 6.
Ex.
L. juridicus,
Strab. 17,
1,
1. 1,
23, 7.
Deut. 25,
is
Tobit 12, 5 Atxaiit.
SiKaioSon;;, ou, 6, (diKaw;, Sidapj,^
ovrai avra, he
alibi.
entitled to
Sir. 1, 22, et
dispenser of the laws, judge.

12,
Jer. 3, 11 'EdiKalcocrc rrjv '^vx'^v avrov

lovSa, Israel hath
at Alexandria.
Jbs.
18,
Inscr.
I<rpafiX diro ttjs d<Tvv6eTov
4236. 4237.
hiKoioKpuTia, as,
Basilic. 6, 24, 1.
fj,
justified himself
(StKaiOKpiVijs) righteous
2, 5.
judg180
ment.
Paul.
Bom.
Patriarch. 1053 B.
1065 A.
B.
Hippol. 801
A.
SpjpA.
I,
hiKOtoKpiTqpiov,
OV,
TO,
^
?
SUawv
KpiTqpiov,
more than treacherous Juda, is less guilty than Juda. iV. T. passim. Just. Frag. 1600 B. Eus. 11, 744 C At' &v &v TTjV 6eiav 8iKaiaiaraip,ev Kpicriv. Greg. Naz. II, 356 A AiKawvTai vapd rbv p,syd\avxov âpuToiov, more than.
ordinance, statute.
Classical.
righteous
judgment- seat
ov,
6,
Theoph.
Kpirqs)
Cont.
8iKaia)p,a, arcs, to,
801. huimoKpvn\s,
(Si/catof,
righteous
judge.
928 D.
Mace. 2, Macar. 592 A.

Sept.
rj,
12, 41.
BasU. IV,
Lev. 25, 18, et alibi. 2. Justification ; opposed to KOToxptpu. Paul. Eom. 5, 16. 3> Righteousness. Sept.
Sept.
Ex.
21, 1.
StKaioKpirtKof,
6v,
Baruch
1.
2,
49.
f/,
SUaios Koi KpiTiKos, just
SiKaiao'is, ems,
justification.
and
discerning.
fjo'co,
Const. Apost. 2, 6 as v.
25.
5, 18.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
Paul. Rom. 265 A.
4,
iiKoioKTovea,
(kteiVo)) to kill the righteous.
biKOKorfipiov, ov, TO,

sical.
Emt. Ant. 665 A.

&iKaio\oyiônai
=
ij,
-Eus. 11, 1177 C.

Basil,
house of correction. Clas1257 B. IV, 193
dixaioXoyeo/iai.
Schol. Arist.
Aeh. 362.
&)taio\oy(iy,
6v,
6.
B. B.
m,
580 D.
VseaAo-Dion. 736
Plut. II, 549
(hiKai.o\6yos)
judicial.
buiaiarrrfs, ov, 6, (StKoido))
judge.
Hermog. Rhet. 49,

pleader, advocate.
Arist.
D, et
L. causidicus,
5cAoZ.
alibi.
ij,
SiKoioXoyo;, ou, o, (hUaios, Xeyto)
bmaviKds,
ov.
Juridical,
Classical.
Arcad. 89, 19.
proceedings.
To
relating to judicial
biKaviKov yeVor
Av. 1705.
fi,
(jiepos, elSos) ttjs prjTopiKrjs, the judicial
branch
SiKaiop,eTpia, as,
(jxiTpov) just measure.
A nast.
of rhetoric.
20.
Mon. 1656 C.
SoMHOTO/ifto,
ri(ra>,
(StKatovd/ios)
=
=
Dion. H. V, 488, Diog. 7, 42. Liban. V.

rex^>
tlie
5.
Sext. 692,
6.
Dem.
'H
StKaioSoreta.
biKaviKrj, sc.
art
of pleading.
Greg.
Philon
I,
126, 31.
as,
ff,
Sucaiovo/iia,
= =
Th. 1069 B.
Sucaiodoo'ia.
Philon
11,
SiKuviKas, adv. judicially.
Poll. 4, 26.
365, 27.
iutttiovojios, ov, S,
SiKOVos
SiKatoSoTrjs.
=:
SeKavds.
Ephes, 976 E.
(BUaios, veiia)
SiKdpSios, ov, (KapSia) with two hearts.
A el. N.
Dion C.
1144
78, 22, 1.
A. 11, 40
Sinaumpayia).
Orig. II,
Geopon.
(fca/jTrds)
12, 1, 2, papovXta.
bifer,
iiKaumoieat (jroteo))
SUapTtos, ov,
L.
1,
bearing two crops

17, 3, 11.
B
Digitized
a year.
Strab. 15,
20.
by Microsoft
SiKaaia
Bixaaia, as,
fj,
382
Aquil. Judic.
6.
Siktvo)t6<s
ov,
(SiKafm) judgment.
bUopos,
(KSprf) with
2,
12,2,
SiKacns,
Ps. 17, 44.

eas,
fj,
Prov. 18, preceding.

7.
Sckol. Arist.
Mai. 392, A.
biKoppacjjia,
as an epithet.
two pupils, as an eye. Phot. IQ, 624

biKoppaljietv.
Plut. 277, p. 340,

iiKaxrp,6s,
as,
f),
:=
to
SchoL
oO,
6,
:;=
hiKaala.
Pkilon Philon
I,
I,
133,
Arist.
Nub. 1019.
a
Lucian.
I,
37.
biKaariov
bui6pvp,ôs, ov, (Kopviiôs) with two peaks, as

Set
bimêiv.
90,
1.
mountain.
biKOTvXos,
ov,
497.
Posidon.
Strab. 16,
hid. 845 D.
biKoxrrqp, rjpos, 6,
holding two KorvXai.

11, 89, p.
=.
hiKaarlfs.
SiKaa-nKws (SiKaariKos), like

I,
Babr. 118, 3. a judge. Lucian.
apud Athen.
3,
7.
495 A.
789.
17,
biKOvpiav, incorrect for bcKovpiav.

{bLKaaTr]s) female judge.
SiKua-Tpia, as,
I,
Lucian.
biKpavov,
ov,
TO,
(xdpa) pitchfork.
11,
Lucian.
],
578.
120.
Also, witli
Galen.
hiKaTohfieros, ov, (KaTaKrjyoi) having two endings ;
biKpoa-irios, ov,
88 D.
Phryn. 233.
Arr. P. M. E. 6 (read Xevna biKpoaPoU.
Galen.
b'lKpoaaos.
as pis or piv, SfXîy or
SeKcfiiv-
AevTia Kal
(Tia ?).
bcKp6(T(Tia
Drac. 50, the last syllable long or short. Theodos. 987, 20. 81, 5. Heph. 15, 26. 27.
18.
bUpoa-a-os, ov, ((cpocro-ds) doublefringed.

7, 72.
hiKfKKirqs, ov,
ger.
6,
one that uses the SiKeWa, digI,
biKpoTos, ov, double-beating, as the pulse.
Lucian.
ov,
115. with
n, 259 A.
two stings, as a
Ael. N". A.
Plut.
Protosp. Puis. 31.
SiKeirrpos,
(jcevrpov)
bLKTapiviTTji, ov, 6,
olvos,
of
biKTa/iov.
Diosc.
5,
57,
scorpion.
Epiph.
I,
1016 D.
wine flavored with dittany.

ev(r(0,
SiKepKos, ov, (jcipKos) with two tails.

12, 3.
8LKep,
I,
biKTaropeva,
znz btKrarayp elpl or yiyvopm,.
the Latin
die ere
Dion C.
\eyeiv.
43,
1, 1.
43, 33,
1.
fj,
biKTUTopia or biKTaropeia, as,
z^
biKraTovpa.
312 E.
SiKj), ))f,
applied by the PyTi, justice, right ; thagoreans to several numbers. Theol. Arith. 12 (two). 31 (five). Plut. 11, 381 F
(three).
Dion. H. n, 1022. 1091, et alibi. Plut. I, 175 C. II, 318 C. Dion C. 43, 14, 3. biKTarovpa, as, fj, the Latin dictatura, dictatorship. Lyd. 150, 11. biKTorcop, opos, 6, the Latin dictator. Polyh.
3, 87, 6 seq.
3,
SiKTjydpos, ov, 6, (SiKTi, dyopevco) advocate.
Lyd.
I,
103, 4.
II,
3,
106,
1.
Diod. H,
Jos. Ant.
259, 20.
SiKrjXiieras, a,
6,
541, 31.
:r= SeixrjXlKTas.
Dion. H.
768 A,
1021. 1034.
Plut.
I, I,
Plut.
607
14, 10, 2, t6 bevrepov.
76 C.
734
E.
SlKrjkos, ov, (KrjKrj)
p.
with two hydroceles.
II,
App.
Et.
248, 29.
II, 4, 55.
Paul.
58.
Dion
Aeg. 262.
hiKioviov, OV, TO,
lars.
biKTv, TO,
C. Frag. 17, 13.

binTvov.
ov,
M.
275, 27.
toith
(kiW, KLoviov) having two pil17.
biKTvakaTos,
net.
(b'lKTvov,
Sk&vai) taken
Poll.
Porph. Cer. 210,
211, 18.
Synes. 1308 D.
ov,
II,
ij,
fiXij/iaTor, ov,
with two KKrjpjiTa.
Pseni-Athan.
writer
8,
biKTvbiov,
TO,
little
biKTvov.
7,
179.
IV, 488 A.
*BiKoypd(pos,
ov,
6,
Clem. A.
(SUrj,
ypd(j)o))
625 A.
(biiervevs) the catching offish
of
24.
biKrvcia, as,
judicial speeches.
Hyperid. apud PoU.
with a net.
biKTvevs,
Ael.
N. A.
12, 43.
Diog.
334.
6,
15.
0)1, ^,
(biKTvov) one
Strab. 8,
7, 2,
who
catches fishes
biKobif^rjs, ov, 6,
(huâa) pettifogger.
Lucian.
I,
with a net.
1,
p. 200, 18.
Poll
Galen.
biKohoaia
v.l.
=
ov,
2,
96, et alibi.
diKaioSoata.
Polyh. 4, 16, 4 as
with double kernel.
biKTvoeibris, es, (biKTvov,
EIAQ)
a
net.
net-like.
IV, 485 E, et
(8t-,
alibi.
SUoKKos,
Diosc.
SifcoKTo,
k6kkos)
biKTvoubas,
adv.
like
Theod.
I,
745
81-
111.
A.
biKTvov, OV, TO, net.
incorrect for SijKoKTa.
Eus. H, 865 C.
to
biKoXiKTTjs, ov, 6,
=z
hiKokoyos.
Palladas 137.
KTva, L. cancelli, the balustrade separating
SiKoXoyos, ov,
êya) L. causidicus, adPlut. 11, 473 B, et alibi. Ptol. Tetrab. 180. Dioclet. G. 7, 72. Macar. 605 D.
6, (81x77,
the inner sanctuary from the main body of a

church.
8iKrudia,
oxro),
vocatus, advocate, pleader.
(biiervov)
7, 6.
Sept. Keg. 3,
2.
to
make like a net. To catch in a net

Poll. 4,
116.
hiKokovpos OV, see KoKovpos.

biKoKiios, ov, (koKtios) with
Babr. 107, 11.

two hollows.
Galen.
SiKTvaibris,
es,
IV, 277 D.
biKopfMs, ov,i(Kopii6s) With two trunjcs, as a tree.
SiKTvoeibfjs.
biKTvoTos,
fj,
6v, (bi,KTv6a))
made
like
net, netted,
Artem. 424.
reticulated.
Sept.
Ex.
27, 4, epyov, net-work.
Digitized
by Microsoft
SikvkXo?
Judic. 5, 28 as v.
Aristeas 10.
1.
383
difUTos, ov,
SiotSriai^
(8t-, fiiTos)
Polyb. 15, 30, 8, eipai.
quilled (twilled).
Sifiirovs,
Eus. H, 1209
8.-8.
Hes.
8i-
stantively, rd Stm-ufflTdi/, lattice.

1,
SubSept. Reg. 4,
AtôXous xkaivas,
TrXaff.
oi /lev
oi 8e
2.
8ip48iov, ov, t6,
=
two
8io
/loSioi.
Mai. 278,
15.
SikukXoi, o,
chariot
32.
kukXoj) wJiA too wheels, as a Diore C. 76, 7, 2. ii5an. I, 25, 15.

(8t-,
bifioipia, as,
SutufMBi', OK, (8t-, /cCfia)

5,
10, 84,
wi(A too waves.

SiBciKaa-a-os,
Sihyll.
12. Two iva>p.0Tiai, ofa\6xos. Ael. Tact.
tj,
thirds.
Dion. H. HI, 1697, equal to two fourths

5, 2.
referring to
dtfwipiatos, a, ov, (8ip,oipia) two thirds.
Apollod.
the Isthmus.
SiKupTor,
01/,
Arch. 26.
Mai. 103,
6,
20.
(wpToi) two-humped camel.
Geo-
Sifioipirris,
ov,
(Sifiaipov)
one that receives

6,
poii. 16, 22, 4.
double pay.
Arr. Anab.
SiKmXos, OK, wtVA too strands (twists').
Harm.
20, xP^V-
^'
Nicom.
nepioSos-
Herodn.
rj,
Gr.
With tivo KaXa, as a Schem. 593, 3.
Lucian. H, 695, sailor. a Sifioipia. Ael. Tact.

Ai/MipiTrjs, ov, 6,
lioipTrai,
2.
5, 2.
9,
3.
7,
23,
3.
Commander of
commonly
in the plural, Ai-
Hermog. Ehet. 154,

SiKairia, as,
20. Pseudo-Demefo-. 20, 2.
Dimoeritae, the followers of ApoUi-
(StKcajros)
one rower.
Lucian.
I,
a pair of oars used by 490.

SrjXa.-
biKarap, htXryyarap, SiKiKia, incorrect for rap, SrjKrfYaTap, SrjXUia.

SiKtllipMTOi, ov, consisting
ure of rhetoric.
Joann. Sic.
Arist.
of two Xij^âra, a figHermog. Rhet. 167, 4. 124, 26. 3. Ambiguous. Schol.
because they asserted that the body of had a human soul indeed, but was not endowed with a human mind, the divine mind supplying the place of the latter. Epiph. II, 640 B. 700 B. 873 C. Eust. Mon. 905 D. (Compare Alhan. II, 1093 seq. Epiph. II, 641 seq. Socr. 2, 46.)
naris,
Christ
Nub. 481,
Xe|iy.
hiiioipos, ov,
SiKoyriTiov :z= 8f i SiKoyflu.

17.
^seudo-Demetr. 8 7,
bikoyia, as,
fj,
(fiiXoyor) repetition ;
opposed to
Substantively, to of two fwipai. (a) one half of a degree. Hipparch. 1061 D. Nicom. Harm. 19. (b) the space between the end of the thumb and that of
Sifwtpov,
5jra| Xiynv.
12.
Classical.
Pseudo-i)eme<r. 92,
deceitful.
the forefinger; called also Sixas, Koivoa-rofiov.
Heron Jun.
ov,
47, 18, amdafirjs-
biKayos,
double-tongued,
Paul.
Dioclet.
Biva,
ft,
z=
bivri ?
t],
Doubtful.
(Siveco)
Sept.
Job
13, 11.
Tim.
1, 3, 8.
Polyc. 5.
with two necks.
*hivriais,
ems,
8tXd(/)tos, a, ov, (\6(f>os}
G. 18, 46,
hiXoyîa, as,
TvKrj, for
two persons.
Polyb. 10,
Ael.
apud Diog. 10, 90. 588 E. Hermes Tr. Poem.

7,
u whirling. Erotian. 268.

94,
Epicur.
Plut.
12.
H,
Diog.
68,
rj,
two X6)(oi of soldiers.

8, 2.
132, revolution of the stars.
21, 4.
Ael. Tact.
divaSr/s, fs, (hlvrj,
EIAQ) eddying.
Dion C.
hCKo-)(yn]S, ov, 6,
commander of a
SiXoxia.
13, 2.
hl^^trrov, ov, to,
Tact. 9,
1.
^=
8vo êorat.
Schol. Arist.
SifioKpos, ov, (8t-, pxLKpos)
consisting
of two long
Thesm. 347.
8td (St" o)
syllables ; as
iJKia.
Drac. 59, 10.

with two swords, as a
SioTi,
wherefore
;
Apophth. 105
hifiaxaipos, ov, (p.axaipa)
'Apo'evK, Sid i^rjKBes
gladiator.
Artem. 198.
dragoon.
AioyevLtTfios, ov, 6, (Aioyevris) imitation
of Dioge-
hipAxi\s, ov, 6, (8t-, ixdxop.ai)
Diod.
5,
nes the Cynic philosopher.
Jul. 1 3 7 C.
33.
PoH.
1,
132.
SioyKios incorrect for 8ioiyKios.

SioyKOffl
UfieTpos, ov, (jUrpov)
or grain.
of two measures of liquids Sept. Reg. 4, 7, 1 Aifierpov KpiBwv,
dyKom.
Plut. II, 676 B, et alibi. 224,

8.
two measures of barley. Poll. 4, 167. 3. Dimeter, of two measures, in versification.

Z)rac. 134, 6, trrixos. 134, 13, fiirpov.
5, 3.
Hermog. Rhet.
II,
Artem.
27.
Galen.
ClasfirJKos
264 D.
Soran. 255, 24.

1 2, 6, tijv yrjv tis 1,
I,
SioSeva, eva-a, (dSeuco) to travel through.

sical.
avTjjs.
Heph.
11,
Sept. Gen.
to
Sap.
5, 7. 11.
Mace.
Philon
10, 77.
Polyb.
Plut.
hijieramos, ov, (p,iT<o7rov) two-fronted.
App.
2, 15, 5, TTiv
I,
xa>pav.
470, 23.
755, 14.
hijirjvdios, a,
ov,
511 C.
Sifir/vos.
Diod. 17, 64 as
Classical.
SioSov, ov, TO,
SloSos-
Joann. Mosch. 3053

StotSiio.
V.
1.
Cyrill.
A. X, 133 B.
Gemin.
A.
SioiSaiva
(olhalvai)
difiTjvuuos, a, ov, ^=. 8ip,r)vos.
=:
Clem. A.
I,
Cleomed. 29, 28. hijitjvos, ov, (8i-, /iiji/) L. bimestris, of two months. Polyb. n, 10, 4. Diod. 17, 64. 2. Substantively, fj hifir)yos, sc. irepiohos, the
space of two months. Polyb. 6, 34, 3. Diod. 17,48. Gemin. 809 A. Dion. if. HI, 1788,
14.
788 B.
456 B.
8ioi8e<o
Herodn.
ot8ea)
8, 8, 2.
strengthened.
Diod.
tide.
2,
12.
Strab. 3, 5, 8, of the sea at
high
Phi-
lon II, 638,

5, 12, 3.
SioiSrjo-is,
3.
Diosc. lobol. 4.
Jos. B. J.
ear,
fj,
(SioiSea)
-=
oi8i;o-ts.
Orig.
H,
Plut. II, 909 B.
272 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
BlOlBtCTKOfiaC
SwiSia-Ko/iai
384
V, 185 B.
8{ow(7uiâ>,
dir<o,
Stopdpl^co
SiotSt'm.
Galen.
Protosp. Puis. 69.

SjoiKECi),
Dionysia.
Lucian.
to
StaiKft.
manage, govern. \_Mal. 69, 2 127, 14 ibu^KovvTo

fj,
c'Stoi-
4fAen. 10, 63,
(Aiowcrm) (0 celebrate the HI, 516, tropically. p. 445 B.
8to)-
hiomcrofuxiiea, r)(Ta, (Aiditicror, fuiivojiai) to he in
8ioi,iai<Tis,
eas,
7,
ij
government.
Classical.
Epict.
Just.
a state of Bacchic frenzy. MowiTos, ov, 6, Dionysus.

(Tov
Tex''l'''ai,
Oi
I,
Philostr. 214.
nepl tov Ajotostage-players.
1,
14,
5ei'a,
Apol.
1,
57.
2.
divine dispensation.
L.
8.
histriones,
Dioecesis,
province.
Polyb. 16, 21,
Plut.
Diod. 19, SI. Strab. 13, 4, 12. 17. Bus. U, C?/n7Z. A. X, 105 C, 17 AlyvTrriaK^. 1185 B. Ephes. 8. Const. I, 2. 3. Diocese.
A. 11, 19. Philostr. 596. Rhet. 3, 2, 13.) Lucian. I, 796 OiSej' irpbs TOV Aiowcov, carpoo'Si.omKTOv, nothing to the
468 C. Ael. N. (See also Aristot.
SioiKrjTris, ov, 6,
(fiiotKco))
dioecetes,
12,
2,
procu-
purpose.
rator, commissioner.
Sept. Esdr. 2, 8, 36, roO

27,
ot
Aiomtrm, for
2151.
SioTTos, ov, (81-,
Aiovva'at,
tj,
Dionyso.
Inscr.
âo-iXtmy.
Polyb.
10, 14.
âa-CKiKoi.
Clementin.
6,
/3'.
oTTTj')
vAh
two holcs. Poll.

spy.
4, 77.
128, 16.
of
taxes.
2.
Leo. Novell. 157, collector
Athen.
13.
4, 79.
ij,
Director, governor.
Hermes
SioTTTeipa, as,
(j&ioirnjp)
Genes. 87,
8.
Tr.
Poem.
Tj,
5, 3.
SioiKijnKos,
6v, (SiotKijT^s)
rcgulating, governTrairds.
SioTTTOfuu (o5ito/k)
=:
Swpdio.
Theoph. ContAltai.
ing.
Plut. II,
885 B, ToO
Galen.
P<oZ.
677,
'19.
Tetrab. 160. 161.
II,
27 A.
Clem.
Eccl.
SiojTTpa,
as,
rj,
(8to7rnjs)
spying-tube.
A.
II,
371 A.
rj,
hoiKrjrpia, as,
stewardess.
ScTiol. Arist.
212.
biouaiTiap, opos,
6,
apud Hipparch. 1057 B. Pohjb. 10, 46, 1 and 2. Gemin. 773 A. 821 A. 5?ra6. 12, Papias 1261 A, of a phy2, 10, p. 515, 14.
sician.
SioiiojTrjs.
Hermes
Tr.
2.
17,
surgical instrument
II,
810-
Poem.
7, 6.
dtoiKio'fios, ou, 6, (5totKiXt>)
(TToXevs.
BioiKi(rts.
Galen.
ov,
93 D.
to
Dion.
Plut.
SioTTTpiKos,
2, 1,
pertaining
dioirrpa.
Strah.
H.
I,
II,
1225, 10.
Philon
olKodofirj.
I,
459, 27.
35, opyavov, ^=.
bimrpa.
Antyll.
133 D, deportation.
rjs, tj,
8ioiKodop.r},
bioTrrpiov, ou, to, little SioTrrpa.
apud
Aristeos 11.
Orib. Ill, 631, 5.

diopuTiKos,
rj,
hioivoxoeofim
::=;
oivo^ôea.
Posidon.
4, 12.
apud
ov,
(^biopdca)
L. perspicax, seeing
îAere. 4, 38.
hioicrrpica
'
42.
StoKXdfffl
22.
SioKveo)
= ^ =
I,
through, penetrating, clear-sighted, sagacious.
ola-Tpea.
Diod.
Philostr.
oxXafffl.
Genes.
78,
21.
114,
oKvem.
Athen. 13, 86, p. 607 E.

8iaKa>;(ij.
SioKaxri,
SioKkti,
flict.
rjs, rj,
rjs, r),
Dion C. 47, 27, 2. (SteXxm) distraction, dispute, conOrig.

I,
z^
2. Lucian. II, 268. Clem. 725 A. 1345 B. Hippol. 624 A. Basil. I, 146 To bcopanKov ttjs irvxvs, mental vision. 2< Endotoed with the gift of prophecy. Orig. I, 1169 C. Athan. I, 441 B. n, 893 C. Chrys. I, 465 E. PaUad. Vit. Chrys. 57 C. Nil. Epist. 2, 294.
Max.
A.
I,
Tyr. 61,
285 B.
933 C.
Strab.
biopaTiKois, adv. sagaciously, etc.
Orig. HI, 216
25 C, ^ Trpoy Tavavria. dloXkos, ov, 6, (8kXk() a drawing across.

Basil.
8, 2, 1. 8, 6, 4.
B.
hiopyavoio
=^
opyavoa.
(os,
fj,
22, the place at the
Isthmus
Stopydvaxns,
Iambi. V. P. 138.
opydvexris.
Porphyr.
where
vessels
were drawn
across.
V. Pyth.
140.
Siopyiôfiai
62,
of the mind.
Iambi. V. P.
8io\odpfv(o ^=. oXodptva.
SioXoXvfm
di6\ov
dXoXtjfo).
Simoc. 151, 15. Genes. 73, 22.
=
3,
opyiôpju strengthened.
1.
Sept.
be
oKov, wliolly.
iz:^
Philon
I,
616, 26.
Mace.
alibi.
3,
Polyb.
2,
8,
I,
13.
4, 4, 4, et
II,
dt6Kocj)vpofiai
oXocfjipofiai
strengthened.
Diod. 14, 14.

axrojiat,
Plut.
599 B.
553
Polyb. 22,
SioâXifcB
9,
11.
E.
PZt.
I,
^=
djuaXiXm.
338 D.
Sext.
Siopyvwopiai,
one's
(8td, opyvioai)
to Stretch
586, 23, to be in a state of equanimity.

8to/iaXicrfidf, ov, 6,
own
iB(7(a,
arms.
Hipparch. 1037 C. 1084
^=
o/iaXia-fios.
OWJ.
II,
44, 4.
&a;(. 178, 29.
StoiiaKvva) =:: o/iaXuvo).

diofifiTap,
epos,
r],
=
rj,
Herod, apud 586,20. Plut. H, 130 D. Ai6s firjrrjp, a mystical

covenant,
B.
8top66a>,
epithet of
Si.op.o\6yr)a-is,
8i;af.
ecas,
Theol. Aritli. 12.

(Sio/ioKoyeia)
27,
9.
1,
amend, correct a literary pern, 334 C, et alibi. Diog. 9, 113. Mid. SiopBoofiai, (a) to amnd one's ways, to reform one's self. Can. Apost. 51. (b) Transitively 8iopfld<a. Clem. R.
to
formance.
Plut.
treaty.
Polyb.
3,
Diod. Ex. Vat.

Bekker. 1195.
21 -crairdai nva.
20,
7.
Stopdpiô)
6,
opOpLâ,.
Sept.
Reg.
1,
29,
10
AtowJs, ,
(Aidroo-os) Dionys.
as V.
1.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Stopdwaii
SiopBaaris, ((OS,
Tj,
ass
hnrai6r)pj,p.cpir]s, es,
BnrXoo'i
consisting of two
).
irevBrip.i.pxpfi
correction, emendation, recen-
sion, edition, in criticism.
Strah. IS,
1,
27.
(-i_^
1^^,
Heph.
\5,
12.
Diog.
3, 66.

Sei Siopdovv.
iiopdaiTeov
=^
Antyll.
apud
Orib.
m,
97, 8.
oil, 6,
Smerpos, ov, (wfrpa} of two stones. Epiph. HI, 300 D, apparently a proper name.
SiTTTixvaios,
a,
iBiopBaTrjS,
(diopdocei)
corrector, regulator.
ov,
Simjxvs.
Diosc.
1,
27.
Sept. Sap. Plut.

I,
7,
15.
Epict.
state.
87 D, of a
2.
3, 7, 1,
an
officer.
Sext. 386, 28.
Reviser, cor-
SwrXdSioy, ov,
SnfKda-ios-
Antip. S. 61.
rector, editor,
Diod. 15,
6.
fitTrXao-idfo), to
8u)p6coTiKas
Orig.
Siopia,
I,
(8top5o)Tds),
adv. by correcting.
504 C.
Porphyr. Abst.
1,
become double. Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 36. 2. To reduplicate, in grammar. Lucian. Ill, 563.
incorrect for Siapia.
diir\a(riaa-is,
ems, ^,
(fiOTXao-mfm) L.
pli-
8iopta-pa, aros, to, principle.

7,
ca t i o
duplication.
Nicom.
42, 10.
85.
p. 11.
8nr\aa-iaa-p.6s, ov, 6,
(8jrXao-Kfo))
Biopiirpos, ov, 6, decree.
SiopuTUKos,
tj,
ov,
Tzym. Novell. 302. (Stopi'fo)) L. separativus, caSext,
duplication.
Sept.
Job
Plut.
a dovhling : II, 507
pable of distinguishing. Iren. 1, 3, 5. 203, 23, TOW aKri6ovs koI tov yjffvSovs.
iiopKiajtos, ov, 6, (ppKiô))
A. 718 F. Diog. 8, 83, of the cube. 2. In grammar, the doubling of a consonant, as in oTTi, 'AxiKKevs. Tryph, 17. Drac. 86,
13.
assurance upon oath.
3.
Reduplication (yeypatjja).
6.
Apollon.
Polyb. 16, 26,

St6pKco<Tis, etof,
fi,
6,
as
diTTOX'lO'fi-
D. Synt. 323,
Genes.
twice
(opKom)
=^
preceding.
164, 16.
SfrrKcuneTTidip^prjs,
es,
(StTrXdo-tos,
imhip,pris)
;
71, 16.
dioppaa
=
fjs,
and two
thirds
as
large
as 8
3.
opiida.
Max. Tyr.
Nicom. 104.
biiiKao'ieTnhiTpiTos, ov, (eViStT/Tos)
Si6po(j)os, ov,
z^
V.
ij,
8ia>po(jios.
hiopvKTis, iSos, ^,
Hippol. 632 C.
Apollod.
preced-
y 8topv(r(Tov<Ta.
ing.
Boiss.
IV, 420.
(emexTos) twice and one
:
Arch. 14,
Siopyxr),
1.
StopvKTpis.
bnikacneiriiKTos, ov,
sixth as large
;
a digging through. Diod. II, 490, 51. Philon I, 626, 24. Sios, ov, 0, dius, a Macedonian month, =^ voep.Jos. B. J. 2, 19, 9. Galen. IX, 8 C. ^pios. Eus. II, 1464 C, p.rip. 1480 B. 1484 B. SuMTKOpia, as, fj, (Aws <6prj^ a mystical epithet of the number three (rptds). Nicom. apud Phot, m, 596 B.
(hiopitraa)
AiotTKopiavoi,
S)v,
as 13
6.
Nicom. 102.
twice
SiirXatnemiTfp.'irTos, ov,
(fViVe/wrros)
:
and
one fifth as large
as 11
5.
Nicom. 102. Nicom. 102.

twice
:
SiTrXao'ieTTiTeTapTos, ov,
(emTfrapros) twice and

as 9
:
one fourth as large
4.
hviikaaie7tiTeTpap.pr)S, es,
(iiriTfTpap.epfis)
;
and four
104.
fifths as large
as 14
5.
Nicom.
twice
oi,
(Aid(rKopos)
Dioscoriani,
BmXa(nemTpiiiepris,
104.
es,
(eiriTpipeprjs)
and
the followers of Dioscorus.

C.
huxTKopivBios, ov, 6,
ihius,
Tim. Presb. 44
three fourths as large;
as 11
4.
Nicom.
{Aios Kopivdos) dioscorinintercallary (?) month.

to
bnrkaa-ienlTpiTos, ov, (iirirpiTos) twice
the
name of an
2, 11,
third as large
as 7
3.
and one Nicom. 101. 102.

twice
Sept.
Mace.
21.
SrXa(rie<îj/inis, v,
(ecjifinuTvs)
:
and one
8iotr<ltpalvQ)
{ofT^paivofiaL),
cause
to
smell.
half as large
biTrkaa-iav, ov,
Schol. Arist.
StOTi
Ran. 1075.
as 5
Nicom. 101. Rare in classical bniKacnos.

2.
I,
Siarl
why
?
;
Sept. Judic. 5, 28
Aion
Greek.
ratio (1
Philon
22,
12, Xdyos,
duplicate
rj(rxvv6r) ap/jux
avToi
2'').
SwiyKios, ov, (8t-, oiyKio) weighing two ounces.
Porph. Cer. 474,

hiovyKiov,
9.
2>
SiirXedpos, ov,
ly,
of two ifkeBpa.
duaeunciae,
14, 5.
Substantively, to sextans, two ounces.
TO SinXeSpov,
Strab.
2.
SubstantivePolyb. 34,
Ael.
bio irXedpa.
12,5,
7, 7,
=^
Tpirov (TTabiov.
Antec.
himpiat
2,
biTrXeupos, ov,
(irXevpa) with two flanks.
ovpea.
rj,
Diosc. Eupor.
(^Siovpea)
2, 64.
Tact. 36, 4.
di-
hiovprjTiKos,
ov,
diureticus,
VI,
301
14.
bnrXoibiov, ov, to,
little SiirXots.
Bust. Ant. 640

Sept.
uretic.
Diocl.
apud
Galen.
C.
A.
btirXots, tbos,
fi,
Xenocr. 47.
iio-)(eopju
Diosc.
1, 4, p.
(SwrXdos) a kind of cloak.

1,
^=
oxôpju
fj,
8i6x\ria-is, ea>s,
Sioxypdai
(opfeo)).
Genes. Ill, 11.
Reg.
5, 2.
1, 2, 19.
24, 6.
Job
29, 14.
Baruch
2.
:
iv6)(kri<ns.
Eus. VI, 52 B.
Antip. S. 80.
fj,
Jos. Ant. 6, 14,
oxvpoto.
J),
Polyb.
5, 46, 3.
bfirXoKapbia, as,
duplicity.
(nca/jSia)
double-mindedness
StaxvpoKris, ecas,
^=
ivird\auTTuuos, a, ov,
=
49
6\ipa>(Tis.
Genes, 64, 16. Apollod. SotoXcuotos.

bisolis,
Barn.
20.
(Compare Hippol.
Apophth.
ffp-ipas,
Haer. 86, 94.)

SotXoos oCs, di; ij, doc oOv, double. Agath. 20 AwrXas vrjoreveiv, sc, fast two days in succession.
to
Arch. 26.
^HreXfios, ov,
(ircXpJi)
9,
L.
double-soled.
Dioclet.
G.
12.
2.
Dubius,
Digitized
by Microsoft
SnrXocrrjfiavTOi;
uncertain.
386
Bi,<Tr]/ioi;
Philon
I,
302, 34, Xeîs.
3.
Double consonants (Z 3. Dion. H. V, 78, 4.

1, 6.
S *)
Dion. Thr. 632, Drac. 31, 16. Hepli.
Arisiid. Q. 44.
Sext. 622, 10.
4.
/rera.
605 A, ypdfifm.
GVs^. iVaz.
11,
Stud. 1748 B. to ayia. the Ritual, to SiTrrvxa Twv â>vTa>v contains the name of the living TO SijTTvxa tS)v KfKoipTipfvav, of the dead.
e.
Mai. 484,
Cerul. 788 C.
In
12,
Double, with reference
Pseudo-ilôrc. Liturg. 285.
(Compare Epiph.
to iAe too natures in Christ.
328 C,
Tj
God and man.

sc. ia-Bris
bmkrj, (a)
4.
31.
Philostr. 385.
(to)
Se/)t
5.
n,508A. 513 B. 829 A.

two cases.
CArys. XII, 761 D.)
Substantively,
Sext. 41,
StirTOTos, ov, (St-, iriwro)) diptote, having only
SittKois.
Sir. 50, 2,
quid?
15, 1.
SinvKos, ov, double-gated.

diirvXov, the temple
Substantively,
Plut.
II,
to
critical
mark.
Heph. Sign.
ofJanus.
SC.
322 B.
Galen.
Diojr. 3, 65. 66.
563. 575.
gel, rod.
(C)
ScTiol. Arist.
Nub.
275.
SiTrvprjvos, ov, (nvprjv)
with two kernels.
sc. (TKvroKri
or pd/38of, cud-
HI, 212, TO
instrument.
207, 17.
diiTvprjVov,
opyavov, a surgical
(ComGregent. 592 A. 584 B. pare Genes. 112, 9 Maoriffrat nap airov 6i(d) dunXols iv (fypayeWiois TptaKovra). Themist. 314, 30 ? TAeod III, 409 plicity. App. I, 13, A. [Comparative hiiiKorepos. See also fitTrXfiy.] 97, TWOS.
Paul. Aeg. 146. 148.
SiVcaXoy, ov, (ttSXos)
drawn by two horrses. Chron.

Antec.
1,
SipsKTos, a, ov, the

14, 1.
bipiîTCDpiov, ou, TO,
Latin directus.
the Latin diribitorium.
dmXoa-rjfiavTos, ov, ((Tr)puiifai) with double

ing.
Scliol. Arist.
meanSchol.
Dion C.
530.
55, 8, 3.
Nub. 225.
doubly
double.
rich.
Stpiyeia, the Latin
dirig o
10.
to escort.
Chron.
62, 21.
Se
SiirXovTos,
Clini.
ov,
(ttXoCtoj)
Mai. 322,
Porph. Cer.
652 D.
tio-o),
Suid. ATjptyv6p.evos, oyjîKevop^vos.

(0 6.
*EoTt
*8i7rXom,
6, 5,
(8i7rXdor)
Xen. Hell.
I,
f)
Xeîs VapxiiKJ).
Schol. Arist.
19.
Apoc. 18,
PZu?.
151 B.
Pseudo-i'eme;?-. 32, 11.
Diog.
6, 13. 22.
Sippvdpos, ov, of two pvdpol (Jeei). Ach. 204. Nub. 707.

SippvTos,
ov,
StTrKapa, arcs, to, double pot,
Diosc.
SiirKSis
2, 95.
Galen. 15
(StTrXooy),
Matt.
23,
a kind of pot. 535 B. adv. doubly, twice as much. Martyr. Path. SmXorepov.
(pEO))
Xm,
Heron Jun.
220,, 32,
flowing in two directions. (rreyj), with two sides

Diosc.
2,
sloping down.
Sir (Suo), adv. twice.
Xtiypovcrav
rj
86 Als too-ovtov
Oepaireveadai.
1429
pevoL.
AiTrXoTepov iiapa Toiis Xomoiis KoKaô-
ooov iaTi to
peWov
SiiToSia, as,
f/,
versification.
4, 4.
SiTToXtr,
dipody, two feet, a pair of feet, in Drac. 124, 8. 134, 10. Heph.
Ari^tid, Q. 52.
(Si-,
Apophth. 380
A Ais tov pfjva jrape^dKov airols,
12, 1.
ems, ^,
TroXts)
double
Strab.
city,
a city
14,
composed of two
1,
parts.
3, 4, 8.
43.
SijTroTaTeio),
a month. In cases or words coming after Si's are to be repeated. Inscr. 4352 'ApTepav Sis Aiowo'lov, for 'Aprepav Awwaiov Aiowa-iov, Artemon the son of Dionysius the son of Dionysius. 4380, e, Ats MeXedypou KdSis ToC ptjvos, twice in
like the following, the
word
SmoTaTcva, SmoraTOs, incorrect for

dTJTTOTaTOS.
(TTOpOS.
bitraKKiov, ov, to,
(Si's,
uokkos')
bisaccium,
Cosm.
14.
Sijrovv&ios,
ov,
d,
the Latin
sc.
dipondius
or
double bag, a bag with two pouches.
3.
Bust.
dupondius,
nummus.
Lyd. 109, 16.
Ind. 441 C.
Sia'ScKaTos, ov,
tieth.
Raw
recruit,
=^
veoo-TparevTOs, Tipav.
=
tj,
Porph. Cer. 470,

Sis SeKOTOs,
eiKoords, twen-
Lyd. 109, 12.

SurpoffWjrtTat, &v, oi, (Trpoo-amov)
Psell. latric. 263.
SitpvalTat.
Sta-^8opos, ov,
z^
Sis e/SSo/ios,
:= Tcaa'apeoKOt-
Mon. 924 B.
ov, (jrpocramov^
SfKOTos, fourteenth.
Psell. latric. 261.
hmpoaamos,
faces,
L. bifrons, with two
Siireyydw;,
tjs,
{iyyovrf)
L. adneptis, fourth
3, 6, 5.
double-faced.
Patriarch.
1101
2,
B.
32.
granddaughter.
bifreyyovos, ov, 6,
Antec.
Plut. n, 269 A, Janus.
Clementin.
(cyyovos) L. adnepos, fourth

3, 6, 5.
Artem. 213, Hecate. Herodn. 1, 16, 6. 2. Denoting two persons, with reference to the possessive pronouns, because they imply the owner and the thing possessed. Drac. apud Apollon. D. Pron. 401 A. 280 A.
SItttoxos,
ov,
grandson.
Si'ircKTos,
Antec.
(Si's,
ov,
eKTos)
/Sicre^Tos.
Max.
Conf. Comput. 1221 D.

8ure$aSe\(fyri,
tjs, fj, (Si's,
E'|aSEX</)i))
second female
folded,
doubled.
sc.
2.
cousin.
Jejun. 1893 D.
ov,
SubstanCyrill.
Sio-^dSeX0os,
Schol.
dia-e(l>6os,
(eâSeX(jios)
3,
second cousin.
Diosc.
tively,
TO Siwrvxa,
Socr.
7,
SeXWa,
diptycha,
Theod.
ApoU. Rh.
ov,
359.
twice boiled.
2,
diptych.
25, t^s iKKXtja-las.
{eipdos)
A. X, 360 C. 352 B. Chal. 1613 B.
146.
SioTjpos,
Galen. VI, 361 C.

OV, (oTj/ia)
HI, 1265 C, TO iKKKqa-iaoTiKa. Tim. Presb. 44 A. Theod. Lector. 220 B. Const. (536), 1052 B. 1153 D. Justinian. Cod. 1, 1, 7,
consisting
(shorts').
Aristid.
Thr. 801, 4
Q.
34.
SchoL
of two
times
Dion.
Sixpovos, long or short.
Digitized
by Microsoft
SlaKoXfWi
SiVkoX/ios, ov, (o-koXôs) with
387
two thole-pins, two-
Sl(7TpO(j>0^
bunrovbeios, ov, (Si-, (rirovSeios)
dispondeus,
Drac. 129,
13.
2'31, 18.
-tos.
oared.
Synes. 1337 C.
double spondee (
).
huTKopiov, ov, TO, (SicTKos) Small salver, saucer,
Heph.
3, 3, p. 26.
Hermog. Khet.
Terent.
Chron. 714, 13.

Sta-KfXwv, ov, t6, (8t-, trieeXoy)
legs.
Aristid. Q.
48
-etoj.
M.
1473
a frame
viith
two
SuTTTopea),
rjo-a),
(Si-, a-jTopos) to
SOW
twice.
Strab.
Leo. Tact. 11, 26.
huTKeKKiov, ov, TO,

SuTKfvs,
disk.
cffls,
huTKivco,
Euchol. having the form of a Lyd. 101, 16. 102, 5, comet. Athan. I, 229 A. to stone ?
huTKapiov.
6,
16, 4, 2 -eta-eai.
Si(T(TdKis
(Siaa-os),
adv. tvnce.
Antip. S. 86,
(Si'o-Kor)
evSeKCTis, twenty years old.
Sioa-aKiTerpopyvios, ov,
Sia-o-aKis Terpopyvios-
SuTKOôXea,
oKv<o.
rjoai,
(Sktko/SoXos)
^ Swxia,
Antip. 5. 14.
Suraeva-o}, fva-w, (Siaa-os) to double.
di-
Steph. Diac.
Galen. VI, 30 C.
83 C.
1076 C.
Siaa-oKfpas, otos, 6,
8(o-(co(3o\os, ov, (Sia-Kos,
/3aXXo))
discobolus,
Agathar.
SiKfpas.
Eus.
Ill,
221
to
pitching the quoit.

SurKocidris,es, (SiVieos,
Lucian.
Ill, 46.
(quoted).
twice, to
EIAQ)
quoit-like.
ot(7<ToXoyeco or SiTTo\oyia>, rjata, (biaô'oKoyos)
192, 12.
Diosc.
2,
185 (186).
Plut. II, 288
say
repeat.
Epiph.
Ill,
240
A.
B. 891 C, et alibi. Achill. Tat. 960 A. Diog.

8, 77.
Euthal. 724 B.
Sura-oKoyla, as,
fj,
dKTKOKaXv/i/ia, aros, to, (StV/coff, KaXv/ijua)
/or covering the chalice.
VieaA-Athan. IV, 953 D.

C.
hia-Koofiai, aBrjv, to
a CÔÂ Sophrns. 3985 C. Pseudo-Genra. 400 a

SIctkos.
word.
Epiph.
I,
(Swro-oXdyos) repetition of a 220 B. HI, 240 A.
Sia-ooXoylâ
:^
Sioa-oKoyea.
Epiph.
1,
I,
220 A.
SuTTayfios, oi,
6,
(Siorafo)) doubt, uncertainty.

8.
Agathar. 120,
he
Clem. R.
46 ^dKeXv nva
Apollon. D.
formed
like
Lyd.
els Sia-Taypov.
Plut. 11, 214 E.
279, 22.
buTnonoTYipiov, ov, TO,
Synt, 264, 16.
munionrcup, chalice.
Cedr. n, 182, 17.
SuTKopa^, anas,
6,
comTheoph. Qont. 430, 5. Vit. Nil. Jun. 137 C.

(bi&Kos, jTOTTjpiov)
Sis
SuTTaSios, ov, (St-, o-TaStoe) two stadia long.

I,
App.
274, 73.
Classical.
Siaraô), to doubt.
Barn. 780 A,
tva Xeyji, that he
==
v.
Kopa^, twice a crow.
Sovvai.
Orig. HI,
477 B,
Lucian. HI, 187

biaKos,
ov,
6,
6,
1.
Sva-Kopa^.
salver, S.
tray,
should say,
waiter.
Sext.
8i(TTaKTiK.6s,
T],
discus,
OV, (SiOTdfo))
L.dubltativus,
Orig.
Poll.
733, 4.
2.
84.
Phryn. P.
is
17, 18.
expressing doubt.
SiaTanTiKas, adv. L.
Orig, IV, 557 A. Siareyos, ov,
(St-,
Apollon. D. Synt. 264, 10,
Patin, the salver on which the

placed.
Socr.
7,
the subjunctive mood.
IV, 304 A. B.
doubtingly,
sacramental bread
21.
dubitative,
of two
Diosc,
Euagr. 2873 D. 2876 C. Joann. Mosch. 2869 D. 3013 D. 5qpAras. 3985 B. PseudAtkan. IV, 953 D. Plut. II, 3. Disc. 890 F. 891 A. Hippol. 852 A. Archel. 1440 B, of the moon. Prise. 182, 7. PseudAthan. IV, 924 C.
oTiyrj)
3, 8.
stories,
5, 85.
as a
Jos,
house.
Strab, 15,
B. J.
929.
5, 5, 4.
SioTix^s, fs,
bla-nxos-
Schol. Arist,
Ach.
binKoipaap, incorrect for SicrKoviroiop.

Sia-Kova-a-Lwv,
ij,
Surrifîa, as,
fj,
(Siarixos) two sets of eyelashes

;
the Latin discussio.
Nil.
in the
same eye
a-nxoi,
a disease.
Galen,
5.
209 B. Just. Imper. Novell. 4. hurKov(T(Ta>p, opos, d, the Latin discussor. Sophrns. 3657 B.
Epist. 2, 22, p.
iiCTKoôpos, ov, (Si'o-Kor, cf>fp<o^ holding the discus.
F.
391 B.
Stio
Paul, Aeg,
112.
1,
II, 270 3. Distich
Heph, Poem.
Schol.
Arist.
Nub. 476.
eas,
ti,
Sia-nxiaa-is,
essentially =:= preceding.
Lucian. IV, 45.

hurjiap,)jari,
ijs,
tj,
Paul. Aeg. 100.

L. atavia, fourth
Siarixiov, ov, to, distich.
(his, )iap,iirf)
Schol. Arist.
Nub.
grandmother.
Antec.
3, 6, 5.
1353.
Sia-nxos, ov, (Si; (ttixos)
buTp,vpiavbpos, ov, (huTiivpioi, dvfip^ containing two
myriads of men.
Surfivpids,
dSos, ^,
Strab. 12,
7, 3.
906 B.
S.
ov,
of two rows.
Plut. II,
Of two verses.
Nub. 476
t6,
Lucian, U, 125.
e)
battle-axe.
Suo p,vpid8is.
Apoc. 9^
Schol, Arist.
to S'uttixov, distich.
1
16.
hiofvipioi,
SioTpdXiov,
(d e X t r a
81, 13.
m,
a, (bis, p,vpwi)
two myriads, twenty

L. atavus, fourth
Diosc.
Porph. Cer.
Kov.
73.
148, 15, p.ovoneXv-
thousand.
Lucian.
I,
846.
Schol. Horn. n. 23, 856.
bioTTamros, ov, 6,
(rrcanros)
SiarpaTOV =:= dSecrrpaTov (see dSiarparos). Leo.
grandfather.
bio-TTiBapMuos,
u,
Antec.
ov,
3, 6, 5.
Tact. 10,
2,
7.
buTwlBafios.
SioTpiov, ov, t6, (d e
X t r a 1 e)
=
2.
ciSr/pa Kopvvtj,
171 (172).
buTm6ap,os, ov,
(St-,
iron mace.
(Tm6ap.ij)
Simoc. 321, 24.

(Si-,
two svans long.
StaTpo(J3os,
ov,
oTpctjxo)
twisted
twice,
Diosc.
3,
77 (84).
Meges apud
Orib. Ill, 638,
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by Microsoft
BiffvXXaêco
6io-uXXa/3em,
ijero),
388
elfu-
Suppvyei;
==
Bia-vXKaPds
Apollon.
SwXta-TTip, ijpos, 6,
=1
to,
^dpos.
Epiph.
Ill,
284 B.
D. 360 C.
SuTvWafila,
Xaâi.
373 C.
as,
ij,
{Sia-iXKajios)
6uo
avX-
hivKiariipiov,
ov,
Hebrew
II,
fuia-pMpad
Drac.
ov,
39, 9.
130, 29.
ScAoZ. ^ris^.
(nnain),
SivmjpeTeopai
snuffers.
Eq. 1263.
Epiph.
509 D.
2.
vmjpfreopui.
Simoc. 84,
sleep.
d i s y 1 1 a b u s, disylburiXKaôs, Dion. Thr. 641, 18. Dion. H. V, 62, labic.

((rvWa^f))
4.
*6tum'ifi) (yirviât), to
I,
104, 13.
Drac. 18,
8.
Apollon. D. Pron.
322 A. 334 B. Sia-vWdâs, adv. in two syllables. Drac. 29, 25. ^ôZW. I>. Pron. 304 A. Phryn. 15S. Athen.
10, 66.
Mid. SwTTviôpai, to awake. 1141 D. Diod. apud Orib. HI, 168, 13. Jos. Aut. 5, Patriarch. 1049 A. Artem. 10, 4 as V. 1. 2. Neuter, to awake. Lucian. Ill, 191. 670. Artem. 101.
wake from
Orig.
SivTTvia-pos,
ov,
6,
TO Sivrrvlêiv.
Pseudo-
buruirapxos, ov, tioice vnapxos.
Greg. Naz.
twice
I,

dtvipalva) (y(f>atvaj), to interweave.
1113 C.
SuriiraTOS,
ov,
1,
o,
Aristeas 12.
(6if,
-OTraT-oi)
consul.
Lucian.
II, 81.
(v(pri')
v(j>ir)pj,. cts,
Epict. 4,
6.
.2,
r),
Plut. 11, 777 B.
Philostr.
Stv<j}rj, rjs, fj,
texture, cloth.
Aristeas 11.
20.
Vit. Sophist.
8to-xtXiaf, aSos,
1, 9, 4.
1, 1.
Sivtjjlrjpj,
==
Philon H, 319,
f),
8v6 x'XiaSey.
y^''-
Sept.
Macc.
8i,(j>aXayyapxia,
double
Kcpas.
(fyaXayyapxia
called
also p.epos
and
Ael.
Tact.
bta-xta-Tos, ov, (St-,
trx'W
^^9- ^"^- ^'

9,
9, 9.
1099 A, like a -pen. gown. AcAmet. 157,

Sia-xoivos, ov,
8ioi.
Porph. Cer. 473,

p. 129, ifidTiov.
8t<âXayyta, as,
rj,
(<f)a\ay^^
double phalanx.
Ael. Tact. 36,
4.
two (rxoivoi long

1, 1,
= i^Kovra
Pohjb.
2,
66, 9.
12, 20,
7.
ard-
37, 2.
Sitjjas, 6,
Strab.
23.
12, 3, 34.
a snake so
called.
Dubious.
Artem.
Sia-dimTos, ov, (crmjua) double-bodied.

12, p. 258, 39.
Siacofios, ov,
Diod.
4,
164.
8i(jieva-o>p,
incorrect for
8rjCJ)ev<ra)p.
^=
68.
8r(o/xo7-os.
Ptol. Tetrab. 32,
Si(j)6fp6a, axro), ?o cower roiVA SKJidepai.
Strab.
in astrology.
Sext. 730, 11, (ciSwv.
Hippol.
17, 3, 11.
Haer. 218,
hu^Bipapjx,
oToi,
TO,
8, 1.
rjira},
piece
of leather
(roll).
birdyiov, ov, ro,
(rayrj)
double ration.
Porph.
Theodtn. Esai.
8t(p6oyyoypa<l)6(o,
lorite
Cer. 479, 21.

SiToKavTov, ov, TO,
4, 5, 23.
{hi(\>6oyyos,
ypd<j)6))
to
8io TciKavTa.
to
Sept.
Reg.
with a diphthong.
Schol. Arist. Ach.
581.
Nub. 1356.
19.
biTovea, rjaa,
Neo
TriUkis,
have two accents ; as Apollon. D. Pron. for Nran-oXtr.

(SiVoi/os)
Si<ji6oyyos, ov, (Sis,
Nicom. Harm.
thong,
^6oyyos) having two sounds. 2. Substantively, ^ 8i-
336 B. C.
A.
Adv. 569,
14.
(pOoyyos, so. (rvWafir],
diphthongus,
Dion.
diph10.
StTovov, ov, TO, (8i-,
T-di/or)
ditone.
Plut.
U, 430
trochee
3,
3.
in
grammar.
Drac.
4,
5.
Thr. 631,
1, 2.
1021 P.
ov,
6,
639, 13.
Heph.
Terent.
Sirpoxaios,
(
(rpoxaios)
double
M.
378. 407. 428. 437.
[Dionysius of Thrace
OI,
^).
Drac. 129, 16.
Heph.
recognizes only AI, AY, EI, EV,
OV.
AI,
Aristid. Q. 48. 55.
Draco speaks of
AY,
EI,
six
proper diphthongs,
iirpoxos. ov, (jpoxos) L. birotus, with two wheels.

Dioclet. G. 15, 31.
8iVuXos, oy, (tuXos)

2,
Men. P. 381, 20. two-humped camel.

Genes. 71, 15.
<o
Diod.
54, p. 166, 24.
hw^piâ
Swytaiva
8iuXi'fo),
EY, 01, OY, and four improper, AI (long A), HI, ai, YI. He does not seem to regard HY, QY as improper diphthongs. The grammarians say nothing about AY
(long A), as in airos, TairroS, for d
airros, toC
v^piC'i'-
(vyiaiVa)),
be
perfectly
healthy.
afiroO.]
Stcôpeo), to
to be
Iambi. V. P. 220 -dvai. 456.

ta-a,
(iiXifffl)
bear double.
2.
or
Mid.
).
8t<ôpeo/u,
'o
strain or _^Zier <Aor-
oughly,
to 6,
6.
refine,
clarify,
purify.
Sept.
pronounced or aXodaa aKofj(rtt>, &v(o
loritten in
(
two ways; as
Amos
1,
Matt.
23,
24,
rbv
Kavama,
Diosc.
12.
16,12.
Theodos. 1017,2.
apparently a proverbial expression.

186.
2,
two meanings.
To have Eudoc. M. 278.-4. To be

story.
3.
Drac.
15,
84. 86.
5, 82.
Plut. 11, 692 D.
narrated in two different ways, as a
Galen. XIII, 468 D.

gold.
iiv\ia-p.a,
Clerti.
A.
I,
1060 B,
liquor.
Eudoc.
tt(j)pl8iov,
M.
284.
ov, TO,
8i(j>pi(rKos.
Schol. Arist.
aros,
t6,
(8iuXtf(B)
strained
Ran. 121.
Siippos, ov, 6,
Galen.
tion.
XIH, 468 B.
Iren.- 1, 14, 8,
the
Roman
sella currulis.
5, 40.
Polyb.
SivXia-p-Ss, ov, 6, (SiuXi'fo))
a straining, purificaClem. A. I, p. 612 A.
26, 10,
7.
32, 5, 3.
Diod.
(jipvya)
Dion. H.
111,1724,13.
Siippvyis, COS, TO,
Dion C.
(Si-,
5i, 10, 5.
288 B.
diphryges,
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by Microsoft

Bt(f>vWiov
tutty.
5,
389
Plut.
153.
II,
Biyfrao)
119 (120).
Zopyr. apud Orib. U, 587, 13. Diosc. Galen. XUI, 261 C.
70 C.
App.
II,
754, 99.
Poll. 1,
Clementin. 45 C.
(yoos) double-minded.
bul>vKKiov, ov, TO, (tjiiiXXov) two-leaved pamphlet.
Stxovoos, ov,
Philon
II,
Const, in, 1016 C.

dicjniKKos,
ov,
269,
leaves.
3.
469,' 23.
I,
of two
Cosm. Ind. 444
Si'xopSos, ov,
D.
î(j>vcrlTai.,
Clem. A. (xopS^) two-stringed. 788 A, two-stringed instrument. Athen.
4,
av, (<\>v<ris) Diphysitae;
an epithet
81.
biXopcios, ov, 6,
applied
by the Monophysites
to the adher-
dichorus,
double xop^'ôs.
ents of the Chalcedonian councU,

lieved in
who
be-
Longin. 41,
1.
432 B.
*8icj)aivos,
two natures in Christ. Tim. Aelur. 273 D.

((jxavri)
Apophth.
bixopia, as, ^, (xopds) division of a chorus into two rijuxopia. Schol. Arist. Ran. 354, et
alibi.
ov,
double-voiced.
Philistus
Hence,
Poll.
speaking two languages.

2,
apud
bixoTopjjpa, aros, t6,

tiling cut in two. 29,
17.
(hixoTop,i(o)
the
half of a
111.
Diod. 17, 110, p. 247, 36.

20. avev.
An:
7,
P.
Sept.
Gen.
15, 11.
I,
Ex.
11.
M. E.
Siâ
Dion. H. V, 195,
/ihpov.
Lev. 1, 8. Porphyr. Prosod. 114.

bixordprfiTis, ear,
rj,
Philon
503,
Sext. 40, 5.
*8i;(afo>, data,
bisect.
(bixoTop,ia>) bisection.
Sext.
(8(xa) to divide into two parts, to Nicom. 75. 78, Plat. Pol. 264 D.
447, 30.
bixovs, ovv, holding bio xoas.
Posidon. apud
a number.
Gn. 1285
Matt. 10, 35, tropically. Ptol. Ot Sfica \6yoi ixelvoi, oi iv toIs
Athen. 11, 89.

bixo4>povia>,
rj(Ta>,
{bixofjipcovy
^=
bixovoia.
hv<n TrXa^l
bfhi)(a(rfi.4voi,
5ert. 448, 8.
2.
five
to
on each
open.
table.
Plut. II, 763 E.

dissension. Plut. II, 824 D. Porphyr. V. Pyth. 52. bixo^vta, as, fj, ((j}va>) a branching out, of a hair when it splits at the extremity opposed to Galen. II, 267 B. poTrdKaxris.
bixo<j)po(7vvrj,
r]s, r),
To cleave,
yij.
Pseudo-
Jacob.
9,
2 ''Ebixda-Bri ^
f),
Poll. 8, 153.
Sixa!^
as,
(Si'xijXos)
cleft,
plied to the, figure A.

Sixds, dSos,
fj,
=
6,
Galen.
two prongs, apII, 371 B.
Slfioipov, Koivoarofiov.
Heron
weight.
two.
Jun. 47, 17.

8i;(aXKoi/,
ou,
TO,
=
=:
btxocjxovia, as,
17,
{a>vrO
discord.
Iambi. V. P.
Sio xoXkoi,
division
74.
Diosc. 4, 152 (155), p. 639.

biXcuTjios,
Poll. 9, 65.
into
bixpovia, as,
fj,
(bixpovos) double time, in prosSchol.
OV,
(8txf<>)
ody (__).
Heph.
3,
1,
p. 22.
2.
Theol.
Nicom. 80.
Poll. 2, 91.
Fseui-Athan. IV, 997 B.

rofieis, incisor, fore-tooth.
An
epithet of the number six (J^ds).
StpfooT^p, fjpos, 6,
Arith. 37.
bixpovoypa(f>r)Tcov
hixiKfva
hix^^ta,
=
I,
Set bixpovoypa(j)e1v, to unite

I,
following.
Aristeas 18.
to
with a bixpovov (A,

V.
Y).
Boiss. 11,
355,
ijo"o),
(^Sixrpôs^
be
cloven-footed.
291.
double-timed.
Sept. Lev. 11, 3.
11, 4, ottKtiv.
Aristeas 18. Aristeas Protosp.
bixpovos, ov, (St-, xpoyos)
Ta
is,
Philon
18.
320, 18.
ij,
blxpova
cpcovrievTa,
the
double-timed
voioels,
SiXriîa, as,
the being cloven-footed.
commonly
A,
I,
called the doubtful vowels, that
CyrUl.
H.
I,
920 B.
with two coats.
Sixlrav, ov, (St-,
;(iTa)i')
Corp. 65, 4.
8ixB''B''<'Si ov,
69, 2.
which are either long or short. Dion. Dion. H. V, 74, 9. 75, 3. 8. Thr. 631, 4. Apollon. D. Pron. 272 B. Plut. II, 737 C.
Y,
preceding.
the
Galen.
being
11,
240 D,
irafia.
3.
Sext. 621, 19.
Terent.
of,
M.
357. 364.
398.
to,
Consisting
or equivalent
two
dtxoyvafioavvTj,
Poll. 8, 153.
rjs,
rj,
bixoyvaifiav.
short vowels.
Heph.
(e'xf)-
3, 1, ttovs
139, 20, Xe|ts
(-J)- Arcad. Aristid. Q. 44. Longin.

(ttSs).
Stxoyvaijuov, ov, (Six"' yvatfiri)

ion.
wavering in opinto write (spell)
Plut.
II,
11 D.
Poll. 8, 153.
Frag. 3, 14, Prosod. 113.

pov,
avXKa^fj
Porphyr.
bixoypa<pea>, rjaio, (bixa,
ypdtâ)
bixpvuov, ov, TO, (xpvo-ois)
in two different ways.

Si'xoXor, ov, (St-, x^''i)
Steph. B. p. 258. ""^^ double gall-bladder.
a coin.
Galen.
Epiph.
(xpSiptd)
bixptap.os, ov,
Ill,
Ael.
N. A.
as,
11, 29.
1),
28.
X, 385 E.
2.
one half of apyv289 A. B. Lucian. I, blxpoos.

Substantively,
vtttcos.
Sixpp.7]vla,
(bixdp,r)vos)
month.
Gemin. 801 A. a. Full moon. Sept. Sir. 39, 12.

rjao),
(Si'xfl)
middle of the Plut. II, 861 F.

the
to
TO bixptapov =1: irepiaTepecov

4, 61.
StYDciJs
Diosc.
bixpoos.
6,
hixovoea,
voia)
be divided in
biâKos, ov,
Diosc.
3,
(biâ)
Anast. Sin. 244 D. dipsacos, a plant.

Galen.
opinion, to differ in opinion.

p. 143, 66.
Diod.
Chrys.
2,
29,
11 (13).
C.
Bus. n, 1040 A. Socr. 588 A.

as,
f],
X, 15
Stôyota,
(fiixivoos)
2. Diabetes Vrr, 511 C.

biiffda,
Tjo-a),
StaîjTijf,
169 C. a disease. Galen.

Sept.
Xm,
Leo Med. 191.

Ex.
17,
3,
hixoyvapoirivri-
to thirst after.
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by Microsoft
Biylrrjoriii
390
62, 3, rivi.
biotpia,
SojfiariKO'i
as,
rj,
vSart.
Ps. 41,
5, 6, tI.
Matt.
is
Anast.
thirst.
3,
jrpos rbv 6f6u.
(Sid,
S>pa ?)
rrpodea^fiia,
ap-
Sin. 716
biy\raTm,
pointed ovflxed time.

\rjs.
Jos. B. J. 5,
9, 1, ôti-
eagerly sought.
ems,
!j,
hi'â-Ls,
Athen.
1,
17,
p.
10
B.
8i\j/r]nK6s,
7j,
dv,
thirsty.
Nicet. Paphl. 316 Nicet. Paphl. 80 A.
Phryn. 26, condemned. Orig. IV, 472, 2. Opportunity := evKmpla. with O. Theoph. 730, 5. Porph. Adm. 104, 20; written Swpia in both places.
A.
di\jn]riKas,
Si\/^07roidr,
Siapocpos,
ov,
(8t-,
Spotpos)
with
I,
two
stories.
adv.
ok,
thirstily.
(Si'i/'a,
ffote'o))
creating
thirst.
Gen. 6, 16. Naz. in, 1120 A.

Sept.
8io)(7/xds,
App.
436, 77.
Greg.
Diosc. 5, 6.
diyjrvxeai, rjaca,
/joy eo-rai
2, 2.
ov,
6,
(^diioSeta)
a pushing
through.
to be
Si^vxos-
Barn. 19,
23.
jrdre-
Aret. 120 A.
Paul. Aeg. 350.

Sept.
^ ou.
Cfe);j. -R. 1,
flerro. Vis.
Suoarrip, fjpos, 6, (8ia>6fa>) pole
Cyrilt.
ij,
A. VI, 966 A.
double-mindedness, in2, 2.
Si\l/-vxia, as,
(8('i|'uxos)
decision.
Herm. Vis.
Onjr.
I,
353 B.
Ant. Mon. 1692 C.

8iTû;ôf, ov, {hi-,
running through Ex. 38, 4. 40, 2. 18. Aquil. Ex. 30, 4. surgical instrument for extracting fragments of darts from wounds. Paul. Aeg. 352.
the rings of the ark.
^vx^) double-minded, waver4, 8, substantively.
Soyrjv, see hox^jv.
ing.
Jacob.
1, 8.
Clem.
boyjia, aros, to,
dogma,
6.-
opinion, principles
Strab.
15,
I,
R. 1, 11. 23. Orig. Ill, 413 B. Haer. 86, 94 Anr\fj ^xii-)

8t(B/3oXimo, a, ov,
(Hippol.
or
1,
doctrine
59. 68.
of a philosopher.
16, 1,
16,
2,
24.
Philon
Xm,
551 E.
ov,
6,
weighing 8vo oôXoi. Alex. Trail. Ail.

(Steoy/ids)
Galen.
204, 29.
1.
251, 10, to Stohkov.
Epicl.
1, 3,
biayfiiTris,
pursuer, an officer
despatched after an offender. Martyr. Polyc. 7. Inscr. Vol. Ill, p. 1060. Nicet. Paphl. 529 C.
hiayjiiTiKos,
r),
ov,
of a
huoyptiTqs.
Justinian.
Just. Apol. 1, 7. 20. Lucian. 11, 820. Theophil. Sexi. 5, 18. 6, 3, 7, p. 1132 A, ij/a eorra. 15. 2. Dogma, in Diog. 3, 51. 7, 134. religion. Ignat. 672 C. Hippol.'Sa.&c. 450, 78. Orig. I, 656 A. Ill, 616 C. Eus. II, 168 A.
Plut.
n, 14 E.
16.
Anton.
4,
Cod. 10, 30, 4.

Suoyjios, ov,
7lfci.
Basilic. 56, 10, 5.
272 C. 808 A.
kKtjtov,
Greg.Naz.l,&0(iK.Z. Desenatiis
6,
persecution of the Christians.
cree, edict, ordinance. Polyb. 6,13,2, rrfs avy-
13, 21.
Luc. Act.
8, 1.
A, 6 Kara
Trjs
enKKrjo'las.
Iren.
Heges. 1317 1260 A.

II,
the
Soman
H.
Ill, 1723, 9, fiovX^s.
consuUum. Dion. Luc. 2, 1 'E^Xflfi-
Clem. A. I, 1293 D. II, 629 B. Orig. 124 B. HI, 489 A. Pamphil. 1552 D.
8i<BfliX<
Sitoeia.
ou,
6,
App.
II,
338, 90.
Plut.
I,
8io)^t(r^ds,
^=
bicofffios.
144
A.
hiaxadm
=
13.
Soypa Tvapa Kaiaapos Aiyovarov a.Troypdfjifa'Bai Paul. Col. 2, 14, et ITCKTaV TTJV OtKOVp.V7]V. alibi. Barn. 756 A, commandment. Jos. Ant. 12, 10, 6. Eus. 11, 1084 C. Apocr. Act. Joann. 4 Aoypa ttj trvyicKifrcf eKeXeiaaTo
tva (j)ovevco(Tt, he
StrnKco.
CTem. 4.
(SitoKTrip)
I,
SuoKxripiov, ov, TO,
that
393 A. which drives
commanded
the senate to pass
a law.
Soyp-aTias, ov, 6, sententious.
doyfiaTiâi,
icrm,
away.
Andr.
C. 1021 B. C.
Philostr. 502.
hii>KTT)s, OV, 6,
1,
(SifuKm) persecutor.
1,
Greg. Naz.
I,
Paul. Tim. 584 A. Pallad.
(^Soypji)
dogmatize
maintain,
to
Sd-
yij,a nSriiJii,
to assert, to
teach a
Laus. 1012 A.
et Paul. 60, t^
SiaKTpia,
as,
fj,
1017 B.
Apocr. Act. Pet. female

persecutor.
philosophical or religious doctrine.

3,
7,
Epict.
m(mt,
tov \jrfiSovi.
18, ra ala-xpd.
II,
Just. Apol.
1, 2. 4. 7.
(pmKTqs)
20.
2, 3.
Xwcian.
3, 2. 3.
820.
Iren.
Tatian. 6.15. Theophil.

1, 6, 2.
I,
Nil.
457 C.
pursue.
Sept. Gen. 31, 23, dn-iVo) ai-
1,
14, 2.
Sext.
8t(UK(B, to
Tov.
Patriarch. 1073 B, ini nva.

of.
charge with, accuse
3.
9.
coKe 8e
Kal ttjv firjTepa
2. To App. II, 596, 18 'eSira TraiSl avveyvaxivai.

run,
to flee.
2, 2.
172 A. 1076 C. n, 21 A. Hippol. 836 D. Haer. 380, 44. 458, 9, onas fir) betv KaranBeirBai (bad con2. To struction). Diog. 3, 51. 9, 68.
5, 4. 17. 29, Ti.
Clem. A.
Intransitive,
2,
to
Sept.
1,
decree.
vecrdai.
8.
2,
Sept. Esdr. 1, G,' S3, Kara Taira yi-
Amos
16 Simêrai.
Habac.
Hagg.
Esth.
3, 9.
Dan.
2,
13.
Mace.
2, 10,
Esai. 13, 14 Simêrai.

TI,
15, 36. 3, 4, 11.
Diod. 4, 83. H, 620,

iiribhi dSuqj.
8io>wp.la, as,
the being Siawfios,
having two
6.
Jos. Ant. 14, 10, 22, Stto)!

II,
Herodn. Gr. Schem. 608, 9. himvvjios, ov, of two names, as XLapis and 'AXeâvbpos. Dion. Thr. 636, 11. 2. Famow,
names.
Eus.
Pass. 884 A, tva dwoKaTOiTTâ-aa-i. boypuTiôiuii, to be subject to (Mosaic) ordi-
nances.
hoyp-aTiKos,
Paul. CoL
T),
2,
20.
celebrated.
Jos. B. J. 5, 1, 3.
I,
Plut.
I,
251
6v, {hoypja)
dogmaticus,
dog-
B.
App.
153, 87.
matic, pertaining to a
hia>vvji.a>s,
adv. with two names. Cyrill. H. 676 A, KaKe'urBai, to have two names.
or theological.
130, 17.
dogma, philosophical Philon I, 84, 46, doctrinal.

252, 26.
161, 15.
508, 4, epi8.
Digitized
by Microsoft
SoyfiartKO)^
Epict. 3, 21, 19.
Biis.
5, 10.
391
u7roXi7\(/-iE.
SoKI,fMOT7]<;
SexL n, 1181 B, deoXoyla.
34, 14,
Cyrill.
Oi
H. Catech.
of things
or
7.
;
doyfun-iKoi, so. (^(Xo(ro(|)ot, iAe pAi-
that his apparent body was a mere phantom. Iren. 674 B. 688 A. B. 981 B. 1073 B. 1122 A. Clem. A. I, 1192 C. 1205 A. H,
losophers
who
assert the certainty
opposed to
Koi.
ol anoprjTiKoi, iTKeTmKOL,
11,
i(jieKTi-
Gaten.
24 E.
1,
Sext. 3,
9, 77.
56, 18.
o'l
Diog.
16.
In
.50, 15.
medicine,
SoyfianKol, sc. larpoi, physicians
fixed principles (or reason'),
who go hy and not by mere

Diosc.
experience
opposed
to ol iiiiteipuioL
Haer. 380, 60. 396, 335 A. 754 A. C. 0?-!^. I, 97 A. 828 A. 1052 B. IV, 316 A. B. 784 B. Athan. II, 237 C. CyrUl. H. 465 B. 816 C. Greg. Naz. Ill, UIO A. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1020 D. Epiph. I, 768 A. Theod. IV, 113 D. This doctrine is alluded to
71.
292 C.
Hippol. 868 A.
Tertull. 11,
lobol. p. 54.
GaZen. n, 288 F.
<|)iXo(7o(îa, the
X, 54
B.
also in the shorter epistles of Ignatius; 681

C.
'H SoyiianKri
philosophical sys-
708 B. C.
(Compare Barn.
5 Et yap
fifj
Sext. 3, 11, et alibi. tem of the Dogmatici. 'H hoyjuiTud) alpea-is, the sect of the DogGalen. matici, in medicine and philosophy.
I,
TJkBev iv aapiu, n-fis hv ecrai6r)a'av
36 E.
rr,
24 D.
286 C.
Sext. 57, 24.
250, 26.
avBpamoi ;) The Valentinians attributed to Jesus a ûXov body, not a ô'ikov. Iren. 1122 B. C. 541 B. Clem. A. I, 1205 A. Tertull. II, 779 A. Orig. I, 828 A. B.
hoypanKms, adv. dogmatically.

41, et alibi.
(fiaivea-dat
Philon
Diog.
I,
174,
boKrja'ia'o<f)0), rja'a,
^=
hoKrivio'otôs
elfii.
Eus.
Sext. 749,
1.
9, 74, airo-
n, 1377 A.
AoKrjTai, av,^ ot,
ionists,
Cyrill.
A. VI, 860 C.
86kos) Docetae,
n.
Did. A. 849 B.
6,
ioyiianiTfuos, ov,
tion, etc.
(SoyôTifo))
I,
dogma, asser-
Epiph.
1132 A.
SoyiuxnoTTis, ov, 6, (Soy/iarifo)) one

tains S&YfuiTa, doctor
:
who mainHippol.
dogmatizer.
Eust. Ant. ^'iA D. Eus. Haer. 496, 26. Athan. 11, 821 B. Greg. Naz. n, 620 A.
II,
152 C. ni, 116 A.
doyiiOTodfa-ia,
edicts.
promulgation of Fseud-Athan. IV, 953 B.

as,
^,
(ridrj/u)
Opin1376 A. Clem. A. II, 553 A. Hippol. Haer. 412 seq. Theod. IV, 1264 B. [The Docetae are generally confounded with the Marcionites and Valentinians. Compare Orig. I, 896 C. 1048 B. 1413 C. VII, 344 C] 2. Classical. fioKi/iafo), to try, approve, etc. To attempt. Porph. Cer. 482, 3, iêXdeXv. [Sep(. Judic. 7, 4 as v. 1. := Jer. 9, 7 SoKt/im
(So/ceo),
Gnostic sect.
Serap.
doyftaToXoyia, as,
rj,
(Soypi, \eyco) exposition of
8oKl/i(7(B.]
dogmas.
Polyb.
Sext. 368, 20.

fja'a,
AoKip,alos, see Ao<i(x,itijs.
(Troieca) to make a decree. 4 'ESoyfuiTonoiriaav koI irap^veaav eauTois .... anoKTeivciv. hoyimTOTtoua, as, fj, the maintaining of dogmas. Aristohul. apud Clem. A. I, 893 B. Eus. Ill, 1097 B. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 273 D.
boyiwroTTOuai,
1,
SoKi/Ma-ia, as,
fj,
trial.
Sept.
Sir.
6,
21 hlBos
81,
SoKipjxaias, touch-stone.
SoKtpMOTeov
^=
del doKifmêiv.
-rc'os.
Plut. II, 3 D.
Lucian.
8, 6.
II,
356
Sext. 113, 25.
SoKiixatTTrip, Tjpos, 6, ::= boKipjuiTTjs.
Polyb. 25,
Epict.
Sodiav, avos, 6,
=
t),
Sodirjv.
boihviumoios, ov, 6, (SoI8u^, ttoUo)

tles.
Leo Med. 209. maker of pes-
boKipa<rri)piov, ov, to, test,

3, 6,
proof:
Basil.
trial. I,
10.
Artem. 341.
7),
243 C.
et alibi.
Plut.
I,
743 C.
hoKip-atTTiKos,
OV, (botctfioxTTTjs)
qualified to ex1, 1, 1,
dotSvKo^djSa, as,
tle.
(ôjSeo^t) afraid of the pes-
amine.
Nicom.
TO,
52.
Epict.
Lucian.
tav,
Ill, 656.
SoKava,
ra,
=
I,
Sext. 203, 21.

aXîbpijiaTa,
*hoKip,eiov, ov,
(SoKi/xij)
Aioo'Kovpav
sample,
specimen.
among the Spartans.

SoKco),
to
think,
etc.
Pass.
Plut. n, 478 A.
hoKovfiai,
to
Inscr. 1570, a.
be
SoKip.fl, rjs,
fj,
(SoKt/ios) test, proof, trial.

2.
Paul.
Orig.
thought or supposed, to he regarded as anything.
Cor.
2, 8,
Diosc. 4, 183 (186).
Leant.
345, 9, ttvai
1224 C, (ppov^v. Theopk. opBoSoôv, to have the reputation
VII, 220 B.
AoKip.r)v6s, ov,
of being orthodox.
Impersonal,
888
airlr]
SoKei,
/xot
it
AoKip.iTr)s. Steph. of AoKipeiov Theoph. Cont. 140, 15, B. AoKipeiov ....
seems good.
Eus.
II,
avTos .... dinevai ^=.

superfluous.
ioKrjo-is,
"eSoê
iv
incorrect AoKipivos.
hoKipiov, ov, TO,
test, trial,
&(TTe am^vai.
is
etc.
Classical.
Dion.
Mai. 113, 19, more \aêlv, where wore

eas,
fj,
H. V,
396,
7.
Sext. 285, 10.
Nil. 261 B.
Sept. Ps. 11, 7 'Apyvpiov irewpaipevov 8oki-
appearance,
I,
as opposed to
Plut. II, 392 A.
reality.
I,
Philon
222, 23.
napeôvTos boKriaiv ocrov ovTrto Trpbs 2. Particularly with reference to the Marcionites (Saturninus, Cassianus, Marcion) who denied the humanJty of Jesus, and consequently maintained
TOP \&yov avla-Toadai.
240
Tji yy, purified from earth in a furnace. Prov. 27, 21, dpyvpim Kal xpvaa. AoKitiiTrjs, ov, 6, (AoKipia) of Docimia, in Phry-
piov
gia.
Strab. 12, 8, 14 AoKipiTrjv Kal Aoxipalov
(\idov).
hoKi,p.(rrr)s, ryros,
r),
(boKip-os) excellence
of
style.
Just. Cohort. 36, p.
305 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
dOKl<i
392
to the formula
Ao^dpioi,
ij,
SoKts, iSos,
fj,
name given
n a',
AofievT^^la, as,
as
4X3X3, 5X3X3, 6X3X3.

aa-at,
AoiiVTî6Kos, ov,
Theoph. 454. Dementia. Theoph. 451. 6, Domeniiolus.

office
Nicom. 131.
AoKiTai, less correct for AoiajraL
bofieimKaTov, ov, to, the
of Sofuarutos.

Sext.
SoKoa,
(Sokos)
to
roof.
144, 21.
Sept.
458, 30.
boKams, fas,
f],
(Soxdr) a roofing, roof.

Sext. 144, 21.
Eccl. 10, 18.
458, 30.
SoKcpas (SoXepos), adv. deceitfully.

314,
9.
Philon H,
Patriarch.
Ill,
SoXictJo/iai,
tvaoixm,
Sext.
= boKws
Ill, 26.
fo
eliu.
1044 B. B.
SoXi'fm,
ifo),
1, 6.
p2>A.
169
r/s, fi, the wife of a hop.itmKos. Porph. Cer. 67, 21. bofieariKos, ov, 6, the Latin domesticus =: one of the imperial body-guard. olxelos, Pallad. Laus. 1209 C. Zos. 166. 299, 22. Isid. 357 A. Nil. Epist. 2, 32. 158. Ephes. 989 A. 1000 C. Soz. 9, 8. Malch. 240, 17. Justinian. Cod. 12, 38, 19. Proc. 248, 11.
Sopea-riKicriTa,
I,
326, 11.
359,
8.
(SdXor)
77. 79.
ov,
adulterate medicines.
Chron. 551, 14, et

Twi' erpôXfiv,
alibi.
Tiber. Novell. 20 -ds. Const. HI, 629 A,
Diosc.
SoXidTrXoKos,
TTis /Sao-iXjK^s Tpmriîjs.
fioXon-XoKOf.
Sibyll.
10,
48.
8oXidn;j, T/Tof, ^, (8dX(or) Num. 25, 18. Ps. 37, 13.
SoXtdo),
(io-o),
Socr. 105 D.)

wj'Ze,
Bryenn. 41 (20), peyas bopeuTKOs. (Compare 2. Domesticus, a church

7.
deceit.
Sept.
officer.
Porph. Adm. 232,

6, 6.
Cer. 748, 14.
Curop.
Sept.
(SdXios) to deceive, beguile.
dopr/pa, aros, to, (8t/x<)
building, edifice.
Jos.
Num.
25, 18
nvd n.
Ps. 5, 10. 104, 25 -oâi
B.J.
B.J.
5, 5, 1.
r),
CV TlVl.
8oXt;êua),
9,
Soprjo-is, eas,
a building.
Jos. Ant. 15, 9,
6.
euao),
^3
331,
SoXtôdponeca.
3.
Philon
I,
2, 17, 1.
39.
28, 4.
II,
99,
17.
198, 24,
Tov alava.
SoXi;;^doupor
or So\t)(ovpos,
on,
(8oXt;(ds,
ovpa)
to
long-tailed, applied
by the grammarians
last foot is
3,
hexameters whose
dactyle
7r68ap.ov
;
apparently a
6'
iir-
as Horn. H.
Kal ttv^
237 Kaoropa
-K(a is
ayaBov IIoXvSci'Kea, where in reality one syllable. Drac. 141, 15.

the Dolichus
the Latin dominatio :=r Lyd. 125, 23. C/iai. 1665 A. dopivUa, quid ? bopivos, 6, the Latin d o m i n u s Kvpms, PaUadas. 31. SctTTTOTrjs. Also, Aopvos. Inscr. 4111, as a proper name. bopva, fj, the Latin domina bi<nrouia. Inscr. 6467, as a proper name. 0pp. Cyn.
hopiva.TL<ov, a>vos, ^,
Tvpavvls.
b6\i)(os, ov, 6, the
Herodn. Or. Vers. 86. Phaseolus and

of botanists.
Classical.
1,4. AopviKa, as,

17,
Dominica.
Socr. 533 B.
Galen. VI, 329 C.
bopvos, AovoTos, see bopvtos, AioyaTOs.

(bovâi) u shaking of a tree. Lucian. U, 279. Sd|a, i;y, fj, L. gloria, glory. Classical. Chrys. Ad|a a-oi, Kvpu, boâ a-m. Germ. 1, 394 181 2. Shekhinah, the Ad|a o-oi d dcos. splendor which surrounds Jehovah. Sept.
bovTjpa, aros, to,
330 E. Ael. 1, p. 7, 31. [So called apparently in comparison with the Kva/ios, faba. the pods of which are shorter.]
86Xix<>^P^' ^6e SoKixoovpos.
SoXims (SdXtot), adv. craftily, deceitfully.

Jer. 9, 4.
Jos.
fj,
Sept.
Ant.
14, 13, 6.
SoXoXrjyJAia, as,
(SdXos, XafijSai/m) u defraud-
Ex.
2, 1
16, 10.
24, 17.
40, 28.
1.
Reg.
5, 9.
3, 8, 11.
ing.
Patriarch. 1041 A.
(fierpov)
Sir. 49, 8.
Esai. 60,
Baruch
Act.
Ezech.
first
SoXofieVpijr, ov, d,
one who uses false

6.
(the theophany
is
9.
described in the
measures.
SoXoupydf,
Const. Apost. 4,
chapter).
Luc.
2,
dv, (SdXos,
EPrQ)
acting deceitfully.
Basil. JII, 637 C.
SoKofpovrims,
50.
ecjis,
^,
SoKo(f)ovla.
App.
I,
639,
Patriarch. 1053 C. S. Applied 12, 41. sometimes to the doxology Ad|a narpi Kot Stud. 1688 C. vim, K. T. X.
8o|dftB, to think, to believe.
7,
55.
Joann.
Classical.
Diog.
8oXd(B, to adulterate
1,
wine or medicines.
Diosc.
15. 80.
Lucian.
hoKav,
1,
aivos, o, the
91.
Hes.
2.
I,
I, 799. PoZZ. 7, 170. small mast of a ship. PoH.
Ta 2, To
11
rê
sail
belonging
2.
to the
Di'orf.
small mast of a ship.

20, 61.
Polyb. 16, 15,
Proc.
382,
I,
5.-3. Dolon,
oi dagger.
PZuJ.
829
C 4.
a kind Fishing gear.
Artem. 164.
Sofiao/xat
S/fio).
Tav âav 6covs iboâaav. Sept. Ex. 15, 1. 2. glorify, honor. Reg. 1, 2, 30. 1, 15, 30. Joann. 17, 1, et alibi. 3. To say b6a irarpl Ignat. 645 B. KOI vim, <. T. X. Theod. IV, 413 B. Jejun. 1889 A, Stud. 1705 A, to TpoTrdpmv, to 4. chant boâ Trarpi before a troparion. In the Ritual, it is used also with reference
eupfpijora
1,
Theod. HI, 884 A.

o (/iue presents.
1085
B.
fiofiaTifm, (Vo), (8d/ia)
sentences whose Euchol.

to
first
word
is
8d|o.
Symm.
Aoâpioi,
tov, 01,
(8dâ) Doxarii, an obscure sect
Ezech. 16, 33.
Damasc.
I,
776 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Soâpio
So^dpiov, ov, TO,
1,
393
little
So'pKOS
first
L. gloriola,
glory.
Epict.
I,
of these forms.
18, 22.
4, 8, 39.
Anton.
4, 3.
Lucian.
1r]V fv-xjqv
400.
8o|a(ria, aj, ^,
dylif
fio|a,
Ong'. I, 557 B. 560 A f boôXoyiav flfoC Std Xpurrov iv Trvevfmn (Clem. A. I, 1084 A Ao|a-
opinion.
Dion C.
53,
ôv(ra del t6v narfpa 8id rov ncyaKov dp^te-
19, 6.
Soâa-fia, aros, to,
46, 13.
8o|a(rn6r, oC, 6,
13, 3.
Solain-eoi'
= Thren = = 8
7,
peas).
8d|a, gifory. Sept. Esai.
2, 1.
Patriarch. 1104 A.
Method. 377 'B,fiTpia8iiai. Basil. lY, Did. A. 428 B. Philostrg. 501 B. Socr. 2, 21. In the Ritual it stands thus
72 C.
preceding.
Symm.
I, 4,
Esai.
8o|afi'.
Philon
34.
'
8o|aoT)jp, ^pos, 6, glorifier.
8p|a(n^s, o5,
6, believer.
388 B. Bardesan. apud us.

Basil. IV,
in, 476 B.
So|acrT((t6r,
ow,
relating to Soâ.
2.
Aoâ Tmrpi kw. v'm kcu dyico Trvcijian, Kal vvv Kai aet Kai as Tovs alSivas tcov alatvcov. Â.p.r)v. Athanasius (I, 220 A) applies it also to Kyuis ayms ^yior Kvpios (raâaB, k. t.\. 3. In the Ritual, the hymn beginning thus, Aoâ iv vflflarois 6em, Gloria in excelsis deo.
Suba
tro-
When chanted, this hymn is

fieyakq
;
called hoôXoyia
stantively, TO SoâoTiKov, sc. Tpoirdpiov,
when
r),
said,
but not chanted, SofoXoGreg. Nyss.

I,
parion sung immediately after the A6|a iraTpL

Pentecost.
Soâa-nKcos
opinion.
yia jwcpd.
SoôXoyiKos,
mi,
of praise.
(poâcrnKos),
Sext.
adv.
13.
according
to
481 C.
Steph. Diac. 1075 D, dypvirvia.
576,
Prod. Parmen.
Sept.
hoôKoyos, ov, (boâ, Xe'yco) glorifying, praising.
609 (3).
8o|ao-Tor,
19.
^,
Clem. A.Tl, 61 C.
OK,
renowned.
Deut. 26,
boôpMviat,
Ti<T,
512 A.
hoôfiavrjs flfu.
Philon
I,
550, 26.
*hoôjw.vrjs,
673, 48.
is,
Sext 685, 20 SoâcTas :=: SoâtTTtK&s. SoîKos, r], ov, (8d|a) splendid robes.
Mace.
verier
2, 8,
(p.aivop.ai')
mad
after
fame,
I,
Sepi.
35.
ov,
6,
Philon Chrysipp. apud Atlien. 11, 12. Iambi. V..P. 118. 564, 41. 671, 51.
hoôpjina, as,
fj,
SoôKaSaipeTTjs,
(^86â,
KaBaipeTrjs)
sub-
of church doctrines.
Eust.
Mon. 909
11,
455 E.
8o|o7rotE<o,
Tatian. 11.
ijo-CB,
C.
8o|ofcofre<o
=
ijo-o),
Plut. I, madness after fame Clem. A. I, 549 A. (TTOieto) to form an opinion.
BoôKojreco.
I,
Dion Chrys.
Longin. 23,
Plut.
2.
I,
Polyb. 17, 15, 16.

SoôTToUa,
as,
I,
ri,
847, 12.
Plut.
fj,
SoôKop,ma, as,
154 C.
the
forming of an opinion.
hunger
after
SoôKowia
154
Clem. ^.
100 A.
tj,
E.
8o|o/co!re(D,
ity.
8oô4)ayia, as,
(8dâ, âyeti/)
(SoôKoiros) to seek popular-
fame.
Polyb.
is,
6, 9, 7.
Malchio 253 A.
as, ^, (Soôkottos) thirst
Soôxaprjs,
(xalpa)
delighting
in fame.
SoôKoma,
791 B.
for fame or

8o|6<o,
popularity.
Dion. H. II, 698, 7. PZuf. II, Lucian. Ill, 326. Anton. 11, 18. Clem. A. I, 528 B. Eust. ^;)p. I, 240, 90. Ant. 613 A.
Philon n, 269,
7.
aa-a,
(Sd|a)
:=
dîoo).
Damasc.
Ill,
825
A Aoôvp.evoi re
Trjs
dXTjBeias <pdovs.
8opdKivov, incorrect for 8a>pdKivov.
SoloKOTTOf, OV, (86^0, KcnrTo) seeking popularity.
8opanônaL (Sdpu), to fight idth spears. Aopartfo/ievot, 86pam. fm}(dfi.evoi.

8opaTia-p.6s, ov, 6,
I,
Hes.
Plut.
Muson.
183.
^sier. 285
a fighting
loith spears.
D.
8o|oXoyco>, ^0-0), (8o|oXoyos) to praise, give glory
249 E, et
alibi.
ov,
1,
8opaTo(})6pos,
8opv(j)6pos,
L. hastatus
1
God. Just. Tryph. 7. 4/nc. 53 C. Orig. IV, 61 C. Eust. Ant. 673 D. 3. To sing
to
Sept. Par.
12, 24.
Dion. H. V, 107,
2, 12.
(quoted).
Ael. Tact.
lancer.
or
.SO!/
(Se
doxology ^6â
irarpi, k. t. X.
Basi7.
8opidKa)<Tla, as,
the being SopidKaros.
App.
IV, 93 C.
SoôXoyi'a,
as,
fj,
n, 599,
(SoôKoyos)
Iren.
65.
L. glorificatio,
8apKd8eios, ov, (Sopxas)
of an antelope
like
(gazelle).
glorifying, praise.
609 B. Hippol. Haer. 320, 81. Afric. 53 B. Ori^. I, 461 A. Iambi. Myst. 91, 6. Eus. II, 876 A. 2. The doxology boâ irarpi, gloria patri.
Polyb. 26, 10,

SopKoStfiB,
iVo),
9.
Alex. Trail. 523.
to
bound
an
antelope.
Galen.
11,
259
AopKaSiConv
<T(l>vyii6s.
The
original forms are
iv dyiw nvevp.aTi,
dyia TrvsipMn.
fotirth
Aoâ iraTpi 81 and Aoâ itarpX iv vi^ Kai About the middle of the
viov
8opKdSwv, OV, TO, little 8opKds. Sept. Esai. 13, Hes. BovjSoXor .... 14. Agath. Epigr. 23, 8opKds. SopxaXif, .'809, 17, -2. Deerskin as a term of endearment.
12,
century, Flavianus, bishop of Antioch,
introduced, according to Philostorgius, the
86pKas, rds, quid ?
form Aoâ irarpl (cat via Ka\ dyico irveviian, which is the only form now used in the Eastern Church. The Arians preferred the
50
I, 71 7 A. Porph. Adm. 237, 11. Dioclet. G. 8, 21 SopKios, ov, of SopKos. 1.T T^ , Nicol. D. 46. 47. SopKUS^ 86pKOS, OV, d, Patriarch. 1121 D. Diosc. 2, 85, p. 207.
whip.
Greg. Naz.
Digitized
by Microsoft

BopK
SSpKcov, avos,
rj,
394
Sept. Cant. 2, 1
7.
SovXiciov
stantively, TO SoTOK, fate,
lot.
Sopxas.
Eus. Alex.
Athen.
9,
55.
SopfuTwpiov, ov, TO, the Latin

sleeping-carriage.
S(ipu, aroj, to,
dormitorium,
86pv, L. sub Tiasta
6.
456 D. SoioKa, quid
spear.
'Y
Dioclet. G. 15, 26. 27.

irb
Sovfitos, a, ov,
Arr. P. M. E. 8. the Latin d u b i u

Strab. 3,
dpxjii-
/SoXof, ivboiaxnixos.
Tenders.
6,
7.
Dion. H.
II,
696,
Strab. 4,
hovKas, a,
6,
1, 9, p.
214, 27.
Sov^.
Cedr.
II,
511, as a proper
name.
Jos.
9, 10, 3.
r),
Curop. 36, 21.

CyriU.
Sopu/SoXof, ov, (Bopv, /SaXXffl) spear-hurling.
bovKOTOv, ov, TO, (dov^) dukcdom, duchy.

Scyth. Vit. Sab. 310 A.
Ant.
311 A, r^y naXoi16, 18.
SopvKevTfipa,
spear,
an epithet of Athene.
(86pv, KcvTeta) piercing with the Cornut. 113.
trnvris.
9.
Porph. Them.
6,
Adm.
125,
225.
Eudoc. M. 5 dopvKVTap.
SopvKviov, ov, TO,
dorycnium,
3,
SovKaTap, opos,
a-Tpvxvoi,
72.
75.
the Latin ducator, ductor,

9, 7.
pioneer
Leo. Tact.
ov,
6,
nvpedpov.
Delet.
6.
Diosc.
Plut.
I,
78 (86).
4,
SovKTjvapios,
sc.
the Latin
I,
ducenarius,
385 A.
1,
Sopv(j)opea>, to
897 E. be a satellite, an astrological term.

(8o/3u0opc'<a)
procurator, viceroy.
Inscr. 2509. 5895.
Sext.' 73i, 22.

8opv<l)6pr)pa, aTos, to,
Malchio 253 A. Athan. apud Phot. IV, 353 B.

Kivapios.
Eulog.
Basilic. 6,
57 Sou-
a mute in a
play. Plut. II, 709 C. 791 E, Kaxpov. Lucian.
SovKiKos,
T},
OV,
2.
the Latin ducalis.

Scz/Z.
Justinian.
n,
5.
/Z.
310 C.
S>v,
Edict. 13,
ol,
727.
Aocrtdeavoi,
also AoacBerjvoi,
(AocrMfor)
SovKtvdpios, incorrect for SovKr/vapios.

8ov\aya>yci>,
r]<Ta),
Dositheani, the followers of Dositheus,

ish heretics.
Jew-ijKot.
(fioCXor,
aym)
to
enslave.
Heges.
1324
Orig.
I,
incorrectly
Diod. 12, 24.
written Aoa-idiavoi.
Epiphanius TAeod IV, 345 B. B) calls them Aoa-ideoiAoaridiivoi, av, ol,
1308
Tropically,
Paul. Cor.
SouXayiayta,
Basil. IV,
8ouXeia, as,
17,
%tc(.
to
3, 24, 76.
.Just. 2, 11.
subdue, mortify the passions.
(I,
236 A.
1, 9, 27.
aj,
ij.
an
enslaving,
subjection.
preceding.
Orig.
IV, 445
360 C.
service,
6.
B.
Aoa-iSeos, ov, 6, Dositheus of
work done,
business.
Sept.
Samaria, a Jewish Clementin. 92 B. heretic. Heges. 1324 A. Orig. I, 380 B. 765 B. Tertull. II, 61 A. 1305 D. IV, 445 B. ffieron. 11, 178 B.
as,
fj,
Reg.
3,
5,
Gregent.
605 B.
Martyr.
Areth. 35.
A.
Pe^r. Stc.
Theoph. 161. 1241 A.
Greg. Dec. 1201

Zeo. Tact.
4,
1.
8ocn\ri-\jfia,
Porp/i. Cer. 363.
Adm.
71, 19. 72.
Theoph.
8o(7oX;;'\|'ia.
Damosc.
I,
Cont. 226,
AouXeioKoi,
8.
1297 B.
SdcTir, ftof , ^,
a giving.
7.
Aocris Koi Xrj\jns, giving
oj, (SoCXos) a branch of the Arian sect who asserted that the Son was
S)v,
traffic, commerce. Paul. Phil. 4, 15. Epict. Gloss. Jur. AtaoTifa) .... 2. 2, 9, 12. The lot of man. Iambi. Myst. 9, 3, r) avBpa3 Care -^ iirijiiXeta, (\>povTis. Dion. mvrj. i?. VI, 1008, 9. 1103,5. 1112,9.-4. Dose,
and
receiving,
exchange,
the servant of the Father.
Theod. IV, 421
Sept. Sir. 42,
D.
Bov\ev(ris, fois, 12.
fj,
^=
havKeia.
Porphyr. Abst.
Leo. NoveU. 153.

Orig.
too
I,
hov\eva), to serve.
Xeêi,
52 B, 7^ 'E^pdiKJ
follomng
closely the
Hebrew
is
text.
in medicine.
Diosc.
2,
202.
n, 277,
91.
4.
Aret. 93 A.
Ruf. apud Orib. 119 A. Alex. Trail.

Patriarch.
Doctr. Orient. 697
hovXeverai.
served.
bocrokq'îa, as,
rj,
zzz: dotris
Ka\ Xrjyjns.
I, 525 C, ra Kcupm, to be a time-server. Greg. Naz. HI, 1076 A, Koipolr. 2. To reserve, tend, take care of anything. Theoph.
Athan.
1041 A.
a-ov.
Doroth. 1629 C.
7,
Martyr. Areth. 18, Trjs vTroa~rdo-fa>s Nic. II, 1248 D.

18, 6, 3.
(SiS<B/ii)
Cont. 375, 12.
656,
22, tovs iTnrovs.
Leo
Gram. 234, nvd.

SovXiKiov, OV, TO, (SouXiicds) service, in the sense
Basilic.
fioTTjs,
01),
6,
dorfjp,
giver.
Sept.
of course at table
repast.
Theoph. Cont.
Prov. 22,
tively,
8.
PaZ. Cor.
2, 9, 7.
SortKos, ^, ov, inclined to giving.

f]
2.
233 (but compare

SuhstanSouXocdj,
ij,
bovKidov.')
6v, servile.
'O
hovXiKos TrdXeôs,
SoTiKrj, sc. tttSkjis,
casus dativus, the

1.
1,
the servile war.
Diod.
Italy.
11,
525, 75, in
Sicily.
dative case
(the giving
6.
case), in granomar.
Plut.
I,
550 C, in
I,
H, 637 B,
in Sicily,
Dion.
802,
41.
6.
Thr. 636,
Dion. H. VI, 801,

Strab. 14,
::=.App.
223, 76.
Lesbon. 168 (181).

639, 15.
SovXipiovi TO, incorrect for \ovpl8iov or Xaplbiov
Plut. II, 1006 D.
Drac. 44, 15.

7,
Sext.
= Xmpos
3, 74.
638, 17.
Sot6s,
t),
Diog.
64.
*8ouXir, i8of, 273, 35.
ov, (SiSoiît)
datu
given as a
I,
Sep*.
Eeg.
1, 1, 11.
Philon
To
be given.
Max.
Tyr. 42, 44.
3.
2.
Sub-
gift.
Joann. Mosch. 2968 C. hovkq. Hyperid. apud PoU. Greg. Naz. HI, 965 D. Stud. 888 C.
?
fj,
Achmet. 296.
SovXkiov,
ov,
7-6,
(d u
s)
the
sweetmeats
Digitized
by Microsoft
Bov\kk
forming the last course at table,
Porph. Cer. 70, 10. SovKkis, the Latin d u 1 c
3,
i a
395
dessert.
Bpafiarovpjeco
an ancient Turkish word,
funeral
rites,
Soxia,
=:= to eVi tois
Te6vfS)a-i vofupa,
also doyrju, 8o-
yXvKvs.
Diosc.
Xnv.
Men. P.
7),
403, 15.
==: following.
5 (7).
doxiidiK6s,
di/,
Schol. Arist.
SouXdjSoToy, ov,
slaves.
(8oXos,
â-Ka) eaten up by
Av. 936.
boxp.uiK6s,
r),
Philostr. 517.
/iTjXo/Soros.]
[Formed
after the
ov,
(boxp-ios) dochmiac.
6.oxp,ui-
analogy of
813 C.
Khv /xfVpoK,
Stud.
!lovKoy(vrjs, ej, (yiyvofiai)
born of a slave.
to
dochmiac verse, a species of antispatic verse. Heph. 10, 2, ircvdriptiiepes

C
_,
I
^.,).
Aristid.
Q.
39.
JEJi.
Sov\oKpaTeoixm (Kparea),
he ruled by slaves.
ikT.
285, 33 (
.,_).
Dion C.
19,4,4.
60, 2, 4.
86xp-Ms, a, ov, Jos. Ant.

pv6p.6s.
dochmius.
xaptKds.
Aristid. Q. 3d,
p. 174, 8,
ôuXofcparm, as, ^, slave government.
Bacch. 25.- Schol. Heph.
called also "vmrews,

fj,
Schol. Arist.
dmiôfiaxla, as,
(/laxonai) servile war.
Lyd.
Aoh. 358.
8ox6s, ov,
6,
322, 10.
323, 14.
fj,
8o;(ciov.
Hes. Aoxois ....

river.
SouXoTToii'a, as,
(yroiiio)
an
enslaving.
Pseudo-
ApdjSos, ou,
d,
Drabus, a
to, sheaf.
Strab.
7, 5, 2.
Dion. 237 C,
ôCXor,
ity.
01), d,
v.
1.
SovXoTrpeWia.
bpaypa, aTos,
Sept. Lev. 23, 11 seq.
servant,
Lateran. 6 A.
8ovXa>v ToC fieov.
of assumed humilMaSpos douXo: rSr Const. HI, 652 D. iVic.
title
PA&n
II,
294, 5.
(ppdyp,a, (j)epco)
97
8paypaTri<j)6pos, ov,
bearing or
carrying sheaves.
Spaypfj,
rjs, fj,
H, 768 C.
SovXoTptnros, ov,
(Tpdjros)
o/
servile character.
(183 B).
bpdôp,ai
2.
Babr. 88, 16. Epiph. 8paxprj.
Ill,
288
Handful.
Et.
M.
285, 52.
Aster.
380 D.
Jos. B. J.
2,
=^
hpa<T(Topai or SpdrTOfiai.
Did. A.
8ovXo0avi]9, , (âivai) slave-like.
281 C.
bpaKovdpios, SpaKovdpis, incorrect for SpaKcovdpios, SpaKavdpis.
7,2.
ôuXdi/fuxof,
ov,
i^vxrf) mean-spirited.
Pseudo-iViZ. 545
Ptol.
Tetrab. 66. 68.

SovKoo),
to
bpaKOVTiaios, a, ov,
=;
SpaKdvrfios.
Amphil. 124
dis-
enslave.
s;;îs
AouttoX-
c.
bpaKovTicuTis, cms,
ease.
fj,
XaSrjvm
Xois.
ttoXXous,
^=
AovXa)5ijo'j)
(Ppdxcov) the
name of a
Galen.
II,
393 E.
Orig.
I,
iovfiaKiv for SovfuiKiov, ov, to,
z^
oiipd.
Achmet.
SpaKovTofiSrjs, is, (EIAfl) dragon-like.
242, p. 222.
Aaivaîs,
936.
ear,
d,
1341 A.
Aavovîos.
Caesarius
bpaKovToeihSts, adv. like

16, p. 282, 15.
a dragon.
Strab.
9, 3,
doi5|, ouxds, 6,
the Latin
dux z=
fiyefimv, a-rpa-
8paKovTOKecjidKos,
ov,
(K(j>dKrf)
dragon-headed.
Eus. IT, 808 A. 1533 C, d TTis Alyvwrov. Athan. I, 349 C. H, 961 B. Chrys. in, 592 C. 625 C T Nil. Zos. 99, 14. OTTO SovKtov, ex-dux.
ToneSdpxris, orpaTTJKaTrjs.

hpaKovTonovs,
ovv,
(ttovs)
Clementin. 233 D.
8paKovTo<j}o\ls,
I'Sos,
fj,
Greg. Naz.
((ôXi's)
dragon -footed. I, 653 A.
dragon's scale.
Epist.
2,
261.
Justinian.
Novell. 134,
1.
Eudoc.
M.
288.
Mauric.
der.
2, 3.
ioimripa, aros, to,

Sibyll. 8,
Joann. Mosch. 2904 C. (SovTrea) clap, peal of thun433.

clatterer.
dpoKos, eos, TO,

PoZ/. 2, 147.
8pd^.
Sept.
Mace.
3, 5, 2.
BpoKav, ovTos,
6,
draco, the
figure of a dragon
SovmiTap, opos,
XoKkos.
8oXoi', ov, TO,
6,
Agath. 363, 59,

Galen.
11,
on a banner.
39.
Hence, ensign.
Lucian.
II,
Pseud-4nore. apud Just. 436 B.
^'os.
(Soxevs) receptacle.
151, 8.
374 E.
Max.
Hier. 1341 D.
=
C.
8. Lodging-house, 556 A. Method. 252 C. StocJ. 1805 ^fvoSoxflov of a monastery.

6, receiver,
Clem. A.
11,
SpaKavdpios, ov,
6,
draconarius,
the ensign
12,
(officer) to a cohort.
Theod. IV, 1232 A.
Lyd. 158, 11. 1352 B. Porph. Cer. 11, 21.

Spaxavdpis,
6,
Mauric.
7.
Soxevs, eas,
recipient.
Eus.
Ill,
225
7.
=^
preceding.
adv.
Joann. Mosch.
dramatically.
A.
*Soxri, V', V' reception.
2868 A.
9.
Porph. Cer. 12,
2. Entertainment,
8, 41, p.
Nic.
CP.
Histor. 15,
feast.
SpapanKlis (SpaimrtKos), Aster. 177 C.
Macho apud Athen.

Gen. 21,
14, 13.
2,
8.
26, 30.
Esth.
1,
348 F. Sep*. 3. Luc. 5, 29.

Const. Apost.
Spa/MTOTron'a, as, ^, {bpaparoiToios) the writing of a play. PhUon H, 597, 2S. 29.
28, love-feast.
V.
1.
Clem. A. I, 385 A. Hes.

Soyriv
SpaparoTTOios, oi, 6, (Spuria,
noUa)
toriter
of a
ioxnv,
16.
play.
Heph.
8, 1.
Soxâ.
Theoph.
580,
SpapaTovpyeoD, rfaa, {hpapaTovpyos) Max. Tyr. 21, 19. Athen. n-oieo).
Spap.aTo1, 3.
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by Microsoft
Spafifarovpyij/Ma
hpafiaToipyJifM, aros, to,
396
Athan.
Strab.
I,
Spovyyapioi
fj,
=:
Spa/ia.
bpofUKos,
ov,
oblong
as a biiilding. to
fast
8pop,iK6v,
alibi.
?
Porph.
236 B.
2, ^'7.
Epiph.
rj,
I,
541 B.
1,
7.
hpafiarovpyia, as,
1=. hpaftarimoiia,
2.
57, 6.
Adm.
139, 19.
Glyc. 495, 15.
Codin. 17.
Substantively,
quid?
Max.
Tyr. 27,
16".
Just. Frag.
1593
PorpA. Cer. 49, 15. 50, et

Spo/uKas,
A.
Taiian.
Spafiarovpyos, 6v, {Spajxa, EPrS2)

TTOids.
Jos. B. J.
1,
26, 4.
Spa/wroJms<. Orat. 3,
aci
adv. rapidly
Porph. Cer.
Kap,rjKos.
Vit.
bpop.oiiap,rjKos,
ov, ^,
:=
bpopas
la-TopUu, dramatic.
Epiph. 40 B.
(<ô/)e<o)
Zo
8pap.ato<popea>,
rjca,
^Za;/.
Spofws, ov,
Petr. Ant. 796 B.

SpajirjTeov
=:
8fi dpafielv.
Sext. 346, 21.

6,
Eus. II, 6, L. cursv-s, conveyance. 1060 B. 1193 A, br]p.it(TWs. Jul. 382 A. 388 Greg. Naz. HI, 221 A. 2. Public B.
hpaju^, iKos, also Spofus,
a kind of bread.
affairs,
^=
to. Sij/ido-ia
irpayp.aTa.
Socr. 377
Athen.
SpaweTeLa,
3, 80.
as,
rj,
^=.
SpaTrerevcns.
Caesarius
B. Stud. 1009 A. Genes. 30, 7.

dpofioa, aiTa>, (hpofios^
Nic.
CP.
Hist. 83, 11.
992.
bpaTTena-Kos,
on,
6,
^=
(TTreuSoj.
Aquil. Ps.
Kttfe
bpaniTris,
runaway. 1048 2.
67, 32, ;(eipa auToC tot 5em.
Lucian.
Ill, 384.
bpopMV,
covos, 6, (Bpofios)
dromo, dromon,
vessel.
Patriarch. hpaais, ems, ^, (Spdo)) action. A, xîpmv, strength. Lucian. Ill, 660.
TAe action of a verb evepyeia. Apollon. D. Pron. 315 B. Synt. 283, 23. Eus. Alex. 348 B. Spao-o-m hpda-aôjiai. ivepyrjTiKos, active, in gramSpaa-Trjpws, ov, mar. Dion. H. VI, 791, 6. Spaarriptws, adv. actively, energetically. Philon
cursoria, a
13,
kind of light et alibi. Lyd. 180,
11.
Proc. Mauric.
I,
360,
p. 345.
Simoc. 288, 25. 331, 14.

bpop.i>va>v,
Mai. 219, 12 nXora

Leo. Tact. 19,
1.
^=
8p6fuavs.
[Compare the
modem
to Tpexavrf/pt, a de-
rivative of TpEp^CB.]
Spopjavdpios, a, ov,
dromedarius
z::z
8po-
pAs.
Mai. 300,
12, Kap.rjKos, dromedary.
I,
104, 30.
ov,
6,
bpop,i>viov, ov, TO, (Spdô)!')
L. cursoria, yacht,
Bpdanjs,
violent,
high-tempered person.
barge.
8poa-ia,
Apophth. 148 A.
SpaoriKos,
-q,
Porph. Adm. 233, 13, et alibi. Achmet. 228. as, rj, := bpoaros.
to refresh.
6v,
drastic, in
medicine.
the stomach.
Xenocr.
Diosc.
SpotriôD,
Classical.
Ignat. 673 B.
42, KoiKias, acting

1,
upon
Epict. Frag. 36.
Plut.
156. 18, p. 35.

little
bp6(jip.os, ov, ^=. bpotrepos.
bpa^p,iov, ov, TO,
hpaxp.r].
Aristeas
5.
bpoo'ia-p.os, ov, 6,
tpe-Travofidxaipa, as,
rj,
{fipiiravov, iiaâipa)
fal-
Ys^nA- Athan. IV, 748 C.

bpoiToôKea),
rjato,
chion, a sword.
Schol. Arist.
hpinavov, ov, to, pruning-knife.

596, 16.
Thesm. 1127. Dion. H. I,

3.
= =
U, 913 E. Plut. H, 918 A.
TO bpotriêiv, a refteshiTig.
bpotroôXos
fi/ii-
Plut.
n, 659 B.
bpotroeibr)s, es,
Clem. A.
11,
288 A.
sharpness, harshsmart.
(bpoaos,
EIAQ)
dew4iJce. Pallad.
bpi.p.ea>s (Spi/ius),
adv. attentively. Just. Tryph.

(Spinvo-o-ffl)
dpifivyiios, ov, 6,
ness.
Nil. 169 A.
dpip.va-(Ta,
vâ, {bpifivs) to cause
to
Laus. 1171 D, veî\q, mist. bpoa-oeibas, adv. like dew. Galen. XII, 232 B. as?7. I, 173 B. Greg. Nyss. I, 312 J).
bpoo'OfieXt, LTOs, t6, (jLieXt)
:=
depofieXi.
Galen.
Mid. SpLfi,v<r(rop.ai, to smart. Greg. Nyss. U, 37 A, rfiv CTTUpavfiav. HI, 1012 B -jfdrjvac ras S\jreis. Amphil. 52 C, et alibi. Aster. 441 A. Eus. Alex. 333 B. Tropically. Macar.
VI, 399 E.
bpo(T6p,p.aTos, ov,
(S/iiia)
dew-eyed.
Germ. 365
Pseud-
B.
bpotroTToios,
ov,
(TTotcu)
refreshing.
213 B, eavT6v, 136 A. 180 A.

SpiiMCJMyia, as,
f/,
=:
Tapatra-etv.
Anast. Sin.
Athan. IV, 509 B.

bpo(To(n>piâ) (cruptfco), to breathe
dew or coolness.
3,
(<l>ayetv)
the eating
of acrid
Method. 364 C.
TO
fj.eo'ov TTJs
(Sept.
Dan.
50
'Ejroiijire
or crude food.
Diosc.
2,
33.
Kap.tvov a>s nvevfia
bpoaov
bui(rv-
tpoyyos, see Spovyyos.

Spofiaios, ov, swift.
Achmet. 237,
Epiph. currax
11,
KafiriKos,
plCov.)
bpoa-oa,
a>(Ta>,
bpocri^d).
ieîj.
SpOfMS.
Spo/xai'my,
Td
adv. swiftly.
bebpoa-a/xiva
Orig. VH, 168 D Damasc. ID, 832
Spop-a^, aKos, 6, ^, L.
41 A.
A.
Spo/ids.
Mai.
Ka/tjj-
105, 19.
Geopon. 16, 22,

rj,
7, /cdju^Xos.
8po/ids, d8oy, 6,
swift.
Strab. 15,
I,
2,
10,
bpovyyaparov, ov. To, the office of Spovyyapios. Theoph. Cont. 374, ttjs ^17X771. bpovyyapia, as, ij, the wife of a bpovyyapios.
\os,
dromedary.
ecos,
Plut.
683 B.
runner.
Classical.
2,
Porph. Cer. 67, 18.

bpovyydpios, ov,
6,
Spop,evs,
6,
(8po/ios)
(SpoCyyos)
drungarius,
Sept.
Job
fj,
9, 25.
Prov.
6, 11.
Amos
14.
commander
bp0p.f1, fjs,
CAPEMSJ) a running. Arcad. 110,
10.
drungus, fioipapxrisChron. 731. Theoph. 567, 18, et alibi. Nic. CP. Histor. 45, 10. Phot. II, 957 A. Nicet.
of a
Digitized
by Microsoft
BpovyyapoKOfiriTe^
Paphl. 516 C.
Genes. 81, 19.
SpovyyapoKoiiTjTfs, mv, ol,
ftTjTfi.
397
19, 24.
bpmyjf, drops,
Biaia/jw a mystical word.

Clem. A.
II,
Leo. Tact.
4, 9. 42.
77
A. 80 A.
Spovyydpioi Koi ko19.
bvaSiKos,
17,
ov, (Suds)
d u a 1 i s belonging
,
to the
Po?yA. Cer. 482,
number
125, 10.
two.
Plut. 11, 1025 C. D.

3, 4.
Drac.
ipovyyurri (Spovyyos), adv. in drungi (in col-
Heph. Poem.
umns), in militjiry language.

Leo. Tact,
7,
Mauric.
3, 5.
bvahiK&s, adv. in the
number
two.
Prod. Farm.
Theol. Ariih.
40. 42. 47.
^poCyyoi, <w,
a body of 1000 to 3000 men. Clirys. Ill, 596 C, fuovaôvnav, a gang of monks ; in contempt. Mauric. 1, 3. 2, 2.
6,
drungus
578 (175).
fioipa,
Svdfo), axra, (Suds)
infintry consisting of from
12.
2.
=:
hi.xoTop,4a>.
To
L.
double.
Sext. 233, 4.
8v' dvBpav,
duumvirum.
Inscr. 3979.
(Svo,
11,
Inscr. 1186.
SvavepiKos, L.
duumviralis, one that has been
TAeopA. 338, 13.
Leo. Tact. 4,
9.
42.
45.
a duumvir.
Svapxla, as,
two.
r),
Written also Spoyyos.
[Compare throng,
gan
Martyr. Areth. 53. and the Gothic driu6,
oTpaTeue(rât.]
Celtic,
Spouyyoj or SpoSyos, ov,

pe>6av.
fivKTrip,
apxa) the government of 468 B. bvds, dhos, fj, the number two. Theol. Arith. 7 seq. 2. r/ie (ûaZism of Manichaeus. Epiph.
Athan.
T),
Epiph.
I,
416 B.
Tim. Presb. 13
dryad.
Plui.
II,
124 B.
B.
ipuas, abos,
II,
r),
dveipfios, ov,
an ode having two

(8uo)
elpixoi
Triod.
(8pvi)
dry as,
rpi^Swv.
Sv'iKos,
821 B.
5>v,
757 E,
oi,
ApuiSai,
Strab. 4, 4, 4.
Haer.
2, 14.
^pufuifa), aâ,
Paus. 8, 39, 2. mp.(j>cu. Druidae, Druides, the Druids. Clem. ^. I, 777 A. Hippol. Diojr. 1, 1. Orig. I, 689 A.
hpvwra,
to tear,
ov,
dua1is
dual, in
grammar.
Dion. Thr. 632, 17. 636, 29, dpidp.6s. Tryph. 33. Apollon. D. Pron. 271 C. 308 C. Synt.
197, 8.
Sext. 632, 8.
Sv'iKas (bviKos), in pairs.
break.
Hes.
Clementin.
I,
2, 33.
Apvua^s ....
SpvfwBev, adv.
'EBpi/io^fv
(sic),
eOpavcrev,
bivajxm, to be able.
voi Xe-yetv.
Ill,
Orig.
1264
A AeSvvrjfieClim. 972
=
3,
916
Aebvvrjvrai Trpodyeiv.
ex dpyfiov.
Greg. Naz. Ill,
Chrys.
I,
249
MEvetv SeSvvrjTcu.
984 A.
tpvpM&ris, (s, (8fnip4s,
26.
B
EIAQ) woody.
Diod.
3, 3,
'AvapefitjKevai SeSvvrjTaL.
Iva da-epxxi-
2.
Apophth. 212 C,
To
prevail against, over-
Strab. 8,
_
25, p. 130, 20.
Diosc.
10
come, overpower.
Jer. 20, 10, avra.
Sept. Judic. 16, 5, avra.
(12)Spvfiaiv, (ovos, 6,
14, 15, 8.
PoZZ. 1, 221.
ri,
.Bpvo^dKavos, ov,
3, 7,
= =
8pvfi6s.
Jos.
Ant.
8, 6, 5.
3i May,
"keycLv,
ffqvai.
Porph.
Adm.
254, avrov.
might, as a sort of auxiliary verb.

Orig. I, 660 A, Apophth. 120 C, a-a>-
Sept. Sap. 11, 21, nearfiv.

Strab. 3,
dpvos fidKavot.
he might say.
et alibi.
TriTTTfi))
SpuoTTfT^j, es, (SpOf,

fruit.
fallen, windfallen
Svvafiepos, d, ov, relating to medicines.
Leo Med.
(?aZen.
OV,
VI, 353 A.
SpvoTo/ws,
timber.
(repvai) felling, cutting oaks or
153. 209 TO 8vvap,epd, collections of recipes. Isid. Hisp. 4, 10, 3 dynamidia.

*8vvap.is, ear,
fj,
Tatian. 25.
Tj,
bpv6<\)aKTos, ov,
Spvcjiaieros.
Coined by
Athen.
2,
8'
;!(
la-rdv.
power. Diosc. 1, 187 Avvajuv Apophth. 117 B 'EiroirjO-a riji/

to (pvXdât rds evToXas
roij
ScAoZ.
4m. Eq.
675.
hvvajxlv p.ov
ripe.
els
tpimra, the Latin

47.
druppa,
6eov.
âi.
373 A 'Etroirja'a ttjv 8vvap,iv jiov cjjvXd8. Science, art, as grammar, rhetoric,
Aristot. Topic. 1, 3.
'SpvipaKToa, axra,
(SpvcfiaKTov) to fence, fortify.
logic.
Polyb.
8, 6, 4.
Epict.
1, 1, 1.
Sext.
191,
1,
77
o-KennKrj,
doctrine.
3.
ipv^mKrapa, aros,
Strab. 13, 4, 14.
t6,
(8pv(j)aKT6a))
enclosure.
Power of a
letter,
sound.
Classical.
Polyb.
bpttmaidôjim {SpoiTra^),
ToviMi.
tmparOtXofuu,
jrtr-
Epict.
3,
22, 10.
Lucian.
11,
392.

SpamaKicrpAs, ov,
3, p. 65.
6,
^BpamaKicTTOS,
tj,
6v,
103 D.
SpcmaKUJTpia, as,
fj,
= = =
10, 47, 8. Dion. H. V, 167, 6. 211, 7. PluU n, 738 B. Lucian. I, 88. Artem. 302. Sext. 621, 8. Porphyr. V. Pyth. 82, rmv orotpêimj'. (a) square, 4. Power, in arithmetic,
jrapaTtXtrty.
Diosc. lobol.
the
Arith. 4.
Tnrrayros.
second power. Philon Hippol. Haer.
II,
481, 24.
Galen. XII, Phot. Lex.
uct.
Philon
I,
3,
27.
(c)
10.
10, 45.
(b) prodterm
Plut. II, 877
Theol.
the last
TtapaTiKrpia.
in an arithmetical progression with reference to the sum thus 4 is the SivcHfus of 10, be:
UapaTiKTpia, ov Spatn-aidaTpia, you must say

itapoTtKTpia, not bpamaKiiTTpia.
cause
1 -1- 2
-f
+4=
A.
Hierocl.
C. A.
126,
14.
(d)
with
^pima^, oKos, 6, dropax, a depilatory. Diosc. Galen. VI, 175 A. Eupor. 1, 240, p. 221. xn, 103 D.
reference to odd or even. Nicom. 76. 77. 78. 5. Mighty work, miracle. Matt. ,1 1, 50, et
alibi.
Just. Apol. 1, 26. 30. 56.
Orig.l,.6U
Digitized
by Microsoft
BvvafioBorai':
C.
398
173D,T6pao-7-tat.
rail'
SvaavaKXTjTO^
ov,
6.
17,
656B. 668 A. 713B. IV,
8voKai8eKd8eKros,
twelve tables.
Tov,
(^8voKai8eKa,
firXros),
of
Plural, at Suva/icts with or without

Sept.
Lyd. 141,
6 to hvoKmbeicdbeK-
ovpavav, the heavenly bodies.

1.
Reg.
3,
duodecim tabulae.
rj,
Antec.
1,
15, vo/ws,
Esai. 34, 4.
8, 10.
Dan.
Ion
il/a. 24, 29.
Theodtn.
the twelve tables.
'S'.
I,
587, 17, aa&imToi.
Applied to the angels. PhiAthan. II, 100 B,
8voKai8eKds, dSos,
twelve.
(SuoKai'SeKo)
the
number
Porphyr.
Iren. 644 A.
ovpavioi.
(See also ayye\os.)
8voeiSr}s, es, (Sua,
ElAQ) of two forms.
BvvanoSoTws {Bvvafits, SiSa/ii), adv. by giving power. Tseudo-Dion. 240 A.

hwajiohivafus,
fois,
r),
square
of a
square.
1,
hvvafus Swdfifas, the Hippol. Haer. 10, 48.

1,
Fsenio-Dion. Til D. 8vonevnKai8eKds, dSos, tj, (8vo, KevTf, Sems) the number seventeen. Stud. 1096 D.
V. Pyth. 84, Xoyos.
SvoTpiaKOOTOs,
second.
rj,
6v,
(fivo,
TpiaKoa-Tos)
thirty-
126, 75.
Dioph.
Def.
p. 2.
Orig.
H, 80 A.
of two imoaTaaêis.
Stud. 489
bwafiohwaixoaros, divided by a?
8vvaii,oei8rjs,
es,
a fraction denoted by 1 Dioph. 1, Def. 3, p. 3. (Sivafus, EIAQ) like power.

6v,
a'.
SvoiJnoaTaTOS, ov,
A.
bvtrdyyeKos, ov,
evil.
Fseudo-Dion. 240 A. hwafioKvôs, ov, 6, the product of the cube of a number multiplied by its square. Hippol. Dioph. 1, Def. 1, Haer. 10, 48. 126, 76.
p.
2.
6, (8v(t-, ayyfXos) messenger of Theod. IV, 1197 D.
8v(Tayr)s, es,
(ayos)
Cels.
impious, unholy
Orig.
I,
to evayrjs.
1,
apud
; opposed 1508 D. Poll.
33.
Bus. H, 896 A.
ov,
bvaayKoXiaTos,
6v,
(ayKoKiôpî)
difficult to entr
SwafiOKvôcTTOs,
a fraction
denoted by
Def.
3, p. 3.
divided by a"
SvvafWTToios,
a,
'
Dioph.
(Troifm)
1,
6v,
creating
power.
divided
Sept.
1,
Did. A. 828 C, aipenKot. 8v(Taypea> (Sucrayp^y), to have bad luck in fishing. Plut. i, 929 A.
brace.
Fseudo-Dion. 240 A.
SwaiMocrros, 6v,
Svo'dyayos, ov, (aycoyfj) hard to manage.

1
Dion.
3.
a fraction denoted by
1,
H.
I,
296, 8.
HI, 1756,
6.
Lucian. Abd.
by aK
8vvafi6a)f
Dioph.
aifTcOj
Def
3, p. 3.
Poll. 1, 112.
bvcrdyaiv, mvos, 6,
(Sui/a/itff)
to strengthen.
Ps. 67, 29,
Ti.
Ecol. 10, 10.
Paul. Col.
hardships.
8v(Taepia, as,
8. 5, 1, 7.
Plut.
f),
(dymv) struggling hard, full of I, 253 C.
11. Theodtn. Dan. 9, 27. Orig. HE, 581 B. Bus. V, 341 B. Greg. Nyss. HI, 1109 A. Svva/jMwiiia, as, 17, (ovofia) the name of power, applied to the deity. Pseudo-iXon. 889 C. SwajioiTepa, rj, a greater power; a bad comparative otSivafusSophrns. 3237 C.
(8v(Tdepos)
Ptol.
bad air. Strab. 4, 1, Apparent. 869 A. Tetrab. bad

air.
84.
Svcrdepos, ov, (d^p) having
2; 3.
Strab. 14,
Dion Chrys.
ov,
I,
550, 46.
CyrUl. A.
I,
Svvaareia, as,
4, 5. 6.
rj,
8vo-d6eos,
most adeos.
413
Sept.
Sivanis, force.
Clementin.
wealth, re-
B.
SvcraiaKTos, ov, (aioKTos) most miserable.
bvvaaTevjw., aros,
sources.
to,
(Swaa-Tevo))
3, 3,
Mace.
3, 6, 31.
Sept. Beg.
T),
46. 5.
8v(Tai(T6rfros,
ov,
{alcrOdvofuii)
unfeeling,
in-
SvvdaTis, 180s,
fern,
of
8vvd(TTris.
Pseudo14, 4.
sensible.
Polem. 179.
of.
Demetr. 120,
8vvaTea
Cor.
zziz
1.
fl/ii.
8va-aiTU)KarYr)Tos, ov,
Bvvaros
Paul.
17
Rom.
the
reason
(atnoXoyea) difficult Philon H, 644, 4.
to give
2,
17,
13, 3.
6v, possible.
8v(Takyfis, es, (aXyeai)
8va-dXyj]Tos.
Plut.
II,
Swaros,
iv
Barn.
as
'E^' Scrov
r/v
106 D.
Basil.
659 D.
(djuipTdvai) difficult to sin
/Si'oy.
Svvara
drjXSxrai, as well
could.
8v<rafmprrjTos, ov,
in,
8vvaT6a>, oxro),
^=
Swafioo).
Patriarch. 1101
IH, 628 B,
A.
SvvrjTiKos,
(bivafuu) potential, applied to the conjunction av. Apollon. D. Synt. 205,

rj,
6v,
8va-avdâTos, ov, (avaâivm) difficult Cornut. 55. Eudoc. M. 296.

Sva-avaîâa-Tos,
ov,
of
ascent.
5, o-uvSecTnos.
bring back.
Just. Frag.
(ava^t^dCa) 1593 C.
difficult
to
Svvoa, to set,
said of the heavenly bodies.

9,
[Aor.
75.
e8vva.
Polyb.
15, 9.
App.
I,
123,
Archel. 1444
8vo, two.
or simply Atd 8vo, every other day. Theod.Ul, 13i9 B. Apophth. 120 C Am 8io ia-6itav. Auo hvo, two and
rjiiepSiv,
Aw 8io
A
C]
Bva-avdyayos, ov, (fivdyayos) hard to manage. Diosc. 1, 94. 1, p. 10. Synes. 1177 B, t^
irarpl.
8va-avd8oTos, ov, (dmSi'Sto/tu) not easily distribided, as
food in the body.

3,
Galen. H, 239 F.
Athen.
rate.
42.
two, by two. Hebraism. Sept. Gen. 7, 2. Apophth. 113 C, vr)<rrevav, to fast two days in succession. 2. Second hevTcpos a barbarism. Apophth. 336 B, e/3So/id8ay, in the second week.
Sva-avaBv/iiaros, ov, (dvadvp-idw)
hard
hard
to evapo-
Artem.
-l.
8va-avdKKr]Tos,
ov,
(avaKoXeco)
to
recall.
Jos. B. J. 2, 18, 8.
Plut.
H, 74 E.
Max.
Tyr. 132, 48.
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by Microsoft
SveravaK\7Jrmi;
JtvamioKKiyrtis,
399
Diosc.
ovajayjaXiaTo^
fj,
adv
ov,
hard
to
restore.
Suo-ajroKaT-do-Tao-tr, ea>r,
the being Svo-airoKaTar
Delet. 16, ixîv.
a-Tarosto
Erotian. 126.
SvaavwcpaTos,
to unite.
Plut.
SvvavaSrprros, ov,
{avaKepavwfii) hard H, 1024 D, nvL (di/aXa/i/Sai/m) hard to

7.
mix,
hvaaTTOKara^TaTOi,
restore to health.
recover.
Sva-anoKpiTos, ov,
hard to 397 E. (airoKpivopac) hard to answer.

ov,
{cmoKaBidTqpi)
II,
Galen.
Athen. apud Orib. Ill, 81,

hviravaKryiTTu)!,
Lucian.
recover easily.
I,
562.
ov,
adv. so as not
II,
to
bva-aiToXayriTos,
Euf. apud Orib.

Sva-avan\ovs,
as a river.
ovv,
276,
9, exeiv.
fend, indefensible.
to
(avairXeio}
hard
sail
up,
24
15.
{dnoXoyeopai) hard to dePolyb. 1, 10, 4. Aristeas

Sti'ab.
4,
1,
7,
Sva-airoKpiTos.
I,
p. 284,
2.
Strab.-i, 1, 14, p. 294, 30.
SvaavdirXarros, ov,
5, p.
PhUon
562, 11.
Jos. Ant. 16, 4,
preceding.
Strab. 5,
2,
8tia-a7ro\ijT<or
351, 8.
8v(TavampevTos, ov, {avaitopeionaC) hard to go up.
PhUon
I,
672, 30, et alibi.
Svaavao'Kevaaros, ov, (dj/oCTKEvafa))

to health.
8v<rm>a<Tj(eT<os
hard to restore
Aard Zo Zoose. Erotian. 104. GaZen. VI, 313 A. Sva-ajTovfuTos, ov, (arroviiTTai) hard to wash off. Cyrill. A.\, 141 D. 8uo-a7rd(77rao-Tos, ov, {cmocnrdai) hard to detach.
adv.
(anoXva),
A lex.
Trail. 776.

adv. intolerably.
24.
4, 36.
PhUon
II, 11,
(^8v(Tava.(T)(cros),
9,
Diosc. 4, 14.
ex""-
8u<ra5ro(77rd(TT(B9,
adv. /lard io detach.
Orig. Ill,
SvaavdrpeTiTos, ov, {avaTpiira)
hard to overthrow. Galen. XII, 407. Plut. I, 709 A. Sv(rava(popos, ov, {avwpepoj) hard to bear, heavy. Basil, ni, 449 A. bv(Tava(j)6p(as, adv. in a Svcavaxjôpos manner. Philostrg. 597 B. App. II, hviravbpia, as, fj, (di^p) want of men.
.
917 A,
e;^6ti'
Tivos.
(dTrcp^co) Aar-rf io
Svaanoa-xeros, ov,
Sext. 424, 12.
abstain from.
11, 73.
hvaanoTpmros, ov, {anorrpi^m) hard to rub off; hard to get rid of. PhUon I, 459, 33. 615, 4. Plut. n, 55 E. 654, 37. hvcranovKttirros, ov, (djrouXdo)) hard to heal over, as a wound. Diosc. 4, 41.
bvaapeuTTjpa, aros, to, (fiv(TapiaT(i>) unpleasant
thing.
Sva-avtda (di/u>&>), to grieve, to cause pain.

II,
Plut.
106 D.
Clim.
Galen.
II,
SvadvoiKTos, ov, (avoiyai) difficult to open.
dva-apetTTLO, as, ^,
I,
369 E.
dva'apeorrjo-ts.
Clem. A.
937 C.
bv<TavTayi)m(rros,
ov,
496 C.
r),
(avraymviôpai)
1, 17, 6.
hard
to
SvoapeoTiKos,
Orib.
I,
ov,
7.
disagreeable.
Herod, apud
disagreeably.
contend
alibi.
viith.
Paus.
2,
Poll. 1, 157, et
501,
Biog.
fiwtraiT^f, es,
134.
Sva'apeoTcos
(8i;(7dpeoTos),
adv.
hvaavnfros.
et alibi.
Greg. Naz.
m,
0pp. Cyn. 444 A.
2,
360,
Plut.
n, 476 B.
Clementin. 464 A, exîv to
a-wpa, to be unwell.
8v<ravTifi\eiTTos, ov, (d>Ti/3Xrco)

the face.
II,
1,
hard
to look in
bva-apiSprfos, ov, (dpidpea) hard to count.

II,
App.
Cornut. 106.
2.
Agathin. apud Orib.

et alibi.
Poll.
275, 13.
fj,
395, 157.
Plut.
n, 530 E,
Svo-appoana, as,
tation.
(8t)crdp/iooTOE)
want of adapPlut,
I,
Plut.
I,
257 C. 591
Sva-avTtkeieros, ov,
to
(avrCKeya) hard to contradict,

11,
bvfrdppooTos, ov, (dpp.6^(o) Ul fitted.
oppose.
Dion. H.
888,
5.
Jos.
Ant.
C.
App.
I,
690, 21.
18, 9, 5.
hva-appairras
(appaaros),
5, 1,
adv.
in
very
bad
hva-avnppifras {pt)T6s), adv. in a

to
manner hard
to
health.
TIOV.
Clementin.
eo'X'jKfvai to crapia-
gainsay.
Polyb.
ov,
9,
31,
7,
elpijKfvm.
8v<rdvT\jjTos,
(avrXeco)
hard
pump
hard
up.
bva-apxla, as,
II,
17,
(apx'^) ^"'^ government.
App. A.
Eustrat. 2388 C, hard to obtain.

SviravTo(j)6dKpr]Tos,
ov,
734, 64.
Cyrill.
(avTo(j)ddKpea>)
8,
to
hvtraxSfis, is, {axBopxu) very heavy.

I, 1
look in the face.
Polyb. 23,
13, exceedingly
93 B.
n, 200
ov,
C.
(fiaa-aviâi)
tempting.
Si/o-aTTojSijSaoTos, ov, (d7ro04/3dfa))
Sva-âa-dviOTOs,
hard
to
test.
hard
to
remove.
Sibyll. 7, 128.
Galen. VI, 327 A.
8v(r/3doTa(tTO, ov, (fiaaTaÛ))
hvatourros, dif-
hard to get rid of. Ctjrill. A. X, 344 C. Basil. IV, 248 B. Sv(rajTo8i8aKTos, ov, (StSdo-KO)) hard to unlearn.,
duo-oTTo/SXTjTor, av, (djro/3dXX<o)
ficult to bear, as
a burden.
Sept. Prov. 27, 3.
PhUon n,
remedy.
449, 42.
Matt. 23, 4.
difficult
to
bva-ôr]6rfros, ov,
(ôij^c'o))
help or
Jos.
Ant. 16,
2, 4, p.
788.
Orig. II, 1081 C.
Diod. 11, 15.

2,
Diosc'. Delet. p. 6.
8o-a7ro8oTor, ov,
(aTToSiSapi) difficult to define
Eupor.
159.
Plut. II,
or explain.
Sext. 243, 22.
bia^ptoTos, ov, (^patros) hard to eat.
Bacch. 23.
^vcraTToKaBiuTaTos,
ov,
668 E.
^=.
SvaanoKarda'TaTos.
Svayayyd'Ki.a-Tos, ov,
Xts.
(yayya\liw)
Svaydpya-
Anton. 11,
8.
Geopon.
16, 2, 1.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Bvaje<pvpQ}TO'i
Svaye<pipaTos,
over.
ov, (yecftvpoa))
3, 3, p.
400
bridge
bvar8ie^68evTos,
Si/<76/io^\et;TO?
ov,
difficult to
(SieôdriJo))
hard
to
go
Strab. 4,
ov,
302.
difficult
through;
to
till.
intricate.
Greg. Nyss. HI, 924

to go through. 327 A. 385 C,
SvayeapyriTos,
(yeapyeai)
Orig.
I,
D.
Sva-bUôSos, ov, (Sk'ôSos) hard
Strab. 17, 3, 26.
1228 A.
hvaykaxraos,
Cont. 84,
ov,
9.
(yXaa-aa) evil-tongued. Theoph.

(ypapfia)
to
Diod.
5,
34.
Galen.
VI,
Koirpos.
ov,
.hitrypaiiiuLTOS,
to
difficult
write,
8v(r8i.fiyT]Tos, ov,
(fiaiyiopm) difficult to narrate.
express in
483, 4.
<6r)R.
2.
letters,
as a word.
easily,
Aristid. 11,
Not learning
SvaSaiiiaiv
Sept. Sap. 17, 1.
hvcrfia-
8va-8Lo8os, ov, (8io8os)
hard
to
pass.
Polyb.
3,
Philostr. 558.
himkaipovea
61, 3.
el/Jii.
5, 7, 10.
Longin.
9, 7.
SvaSioiiajTos,
ov,
(StotAccto)
hard
to
manage.
2, 16,
&vo-8ei<Tos, ov, (SeiKvvpi) difficult to prove.
Clem.
Xenocr. 26, hard

4, p. 190.
to digest.
Jos. B. J.
A.Il, 121 A.
dva-BidâTos, ov, (SmfSaiVm)
to
=
1,
Sva-fiaros,
hard
8viT8t6p6a>Tos, ov,
Vit. Nil.
(fiiopBoai) ^=. Svo'KaropBarros.
pass through.
Polyb.
39, 13.
Diod. 17,
Jun. 49 B.
741, 14.
ov,
93.
8va'8wpi<rTos, ov, (Sip/ji'f ) difficult to separate.
bvahLayvacrros, ov,
=:
)(aKeTrbs diayvwvai.
11,
Dion.
Sext. 281, 19.

Svo'BoKipaa'Tos,
H.
I,
388,
6.
Galen.
193 E.
(Soiapdîo)
hard
hard
to
test.
'Suo-Smymyoj, ov, (Sidyco) difficult (unpleasant) to reside in, as a city. Strab. 16, 2, 23. Ptol.
Diosc.
3,
86 (96).
to
8v(TyKapTipjyros, ov, (iyKaprepito)

tain.
sus-
Tetrab. 168.
iva-SialTriTos,
ov,
Sext. 424, 12.
(SiaiTaa)
alibi.
difficult
to
decide.
2, 1,
bvueyxfipt'Tos, ov, (ey;(etp0>)
hard hard
to undertake.
Plut.
I,
231 A, et
PorpUjr. Abst.
Jos. Ant. 5, 11, 2.

8viTiyx''><rTos, ov, (iy)(a>vwpi)
to
p. 102.
block up.
iva-hiaKovTUTTos, ov, (hiaKovrlâ)
hard
to
pierce
Strab. 16, 1, 10.

8va-ei8eia, as,
17,
with a javelin, as the skin of the rhinoceros.

Ael.'Si.
(Sva-eiSrjs)
ugliness.
Diog.
2,
A. 17,44.
33.
8vcr8idKpi,Tos, ov, (SiaKpiva)
hard
to distinguish.
8v(TeiKa(TTos,
ov,
(Kaf<)
out.
hard
to
I,
conjecture,
Dion. H.
to
II,
630,
86.
Strab.
Cornut. 188.
Plut. 11, 617 D.
pass
(K({jrpoi)
2.
to
13, 4,
12.
hard
to
make
Dion. H.
to yield.
85,
2.
VI,
Hard
9.
793, 14.
Ptol. Tetrab. 1. 2.
bvaiKKpiTos.
Xenocr.
8u<reucT0, ov, (eiKu)
hard
Clem. A.
Plut.
II,
11,
6uo-8iaXXaKTor, ov, (8ia\Xao-tr<a)
hard
to
reconcile.
121 A.
8va'eipaTe(o
Leant.
I,
276 B.
^=
bvoeiparos /u.
(eltTTrXeai)
299
Sva-8idS.vTos, ov, (SiaXvai)
hard
break (a line
Plut. 11, ^83
E.
SutTf toTrXooff,
ov,
of soldiers).
D.
2.
Polyb.
1,
26, 16.
hard
to
sail into
1, 8.
of.
Indigestible.
Diosc. 4, 83.
Galen.
opposed to
Suo-eKJrXoor.
(eKôlJ'c)
Strab. 4,
VIII, 782.
Suo-SiaTTQpfuror,
ov,
Sv<TeKâTos, ov,
hard
to
get out
{Sianopevw)
hard
to
pass
Dion
force
C. 56, 19, 5.
to
through.
Euagr. 2541 A.
Aa/'C? io
7.
8v(reKîaaTos, ov, (eKjStafia) hard to force or
8uo"Stao"3racrTos, ov, (5tao"7ra<u)
break (a
to
out.
Plut.
I,
401 E. H, 127 A. 341

to
C.
line of soldiers).
&v(ThiATfx,rjTos,
Polyb. 15, 15,

(SiaTf'fivo))
Just. Frag.
1593 C.
(iK6eppaiva>) hard
ov,
difficult
cut
8v(reK6tpiiavTos, ov,
warm.
Antytt.
through.
Chrys. IX, 527 B.

ov,
Plut.
n, 625 A.
1.
Galen. VI, 352 F.
-8vo'8id<pVKTos,
(dia<pvy(o)
hard
to
escape
apud
116,
Orib. II, 413, 1.
Pallad. Med. Febr.

to
from.
Hippol. 596 A.
(8ta0opEa))
8va'8ia(ji6pr}Tos, ov,
in perspiration, as food.
n, 392 E.
18, 27.
VI, 311 B.
Aard to pass off Xenocr. 34. Galen. Alex. Aphr. Probl.

Cyrill.
8v(reK6vTos, ov, (iKdva)
hard
avert by sacrifice.
Plut.
I,
554 D.
hvceKKdBaprros, ov, (cKKa6aipa)) hard to cleanse.
dvcr8id(j)vKTos, ov,
I,
Dion.'H. n, 698, 15.

dvaSidcpevKTos.
A.
SvaeKKpiTos, ov, (eKKpivo))
hard
Orib.
to
I,
pass, as
140, 3.
Koirpos-
144 A.
7.
149 D.
(Siap^copea))
Sva-StaxttipriTos, ov,
Xenocr.
8v(reKKpCTOs.
1,
18. 38. 45.
8va-KKpovaros, ov, (eKKpovo))

Sext. 195, 2.
Svo-eieKoKrjros,
ov,
hard
hard
to drive out.
Xenocr.
tive.
^Zex. Aphr.
(Sieyeipa)
Probl. 31,
cos-
(cKXccXem)
7.
to
express.
8v(T8UyepTos,
ov,
hard
to
rouse.
Dion. H. V, 473,
II,
Galen.
II,
260 A.
life.
bviTcKKfiwros, ov, (cKXe/jra)
hard
to leave.
Flint.
SvaSUâKTos, ov, {Sie^dya) hard to pass, as Porphyr. Abst. 362.

.Sva-SieîTriTos, ov,
829 A.
ov,
8vo-eKp6xKtvTos,
(eK/io;(Xeuco)
difficult
to
(SUêi/u) hard
to
go through.
move with a
451,
7.
lever.
Antyll.
apud
Orib. H,
Synes. 1481 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Bvcrexveva-TO';
8v(TeKvev(TT0Sy ov,
401
to sioim out of.
ovaepaaro<;
hard
to
(cKKeo))
hard
Max. Tyr.
out of.
Suo-eloXftTiTor, ov, {e^dKfi(f>a>)
wipe
out.
8.
69, 26.
Diod.
3,
6,
o-ui/ijêm.
Philon H,
difficult
to
Svo-fienXoos ovs, oov ovv, (einrXooj)
229,
hard
to sail
Plut. II, 369 B.

Sva-eâTTTos,
ov,
Polyb. 34,
bv(TiKn\vvTos, ov,
34.
SvireK'TrKvTos,
ov,
2, 5.
Slrab.
1, 2, 15.
I,
(Jâirra,)
kindle.
following.
Philon
558,
Plut.
I,
36 A.
ov,
Pallad.
Med. Febr.
hard
3,
116,
7.
8v<Teâpiep.riTos,
(iâpi0ij.fa,)
to count,
(eWXuj/to)
Ziaycf
to iwasli
out.
countless,
innumerable.
Polyb.
58,
6.
Philon
II,
181, 46.
Plut. II,
488 B. 627 C,
to
Plut. II, 667 C.

bva-eârpuTTOs, ov, (eâTfiiâ) hard to evaporate.
et alibi.
tvireKpuirros,
ov,
{pv7rra>)
hard hard
wash
off.
Galen.
II,
392 E.
ov,
Xenocr. 58.
Sva-cKôpos, ov, (eKêpo))
Svo-c^f\tKTos,
to
(eêXia-a-ca)
9.
hard
to
unfold.
I,
pronounce. Dion. H. V, 66, 12. 97, 9. 157, 15 to fivo-cj>opov, difficulty in pronouncing.

adv. harshly, as applied to sounds.
Strab. 14, 2, 28.
Dion. H. VI, 792, D. II, 968 C.

Sv(re^fiyriTos,
ov,
806, 12.
Plut.
989
(e^rjyeofiai)
hard
to
explain.
8v(TeK<j>6pa>s,
Just. Apol. 2, 6.
Diog.
9, 13.
8vo-e^liep(oTOs,
ov,
(i^rjfiepoa))
hard
to
tame.
SvQ-eK(f)pa<TTos, ov, (eK(f>pd^<o) difficult to express.
Plut.
I,
1024 C.
Cyrill.
A. IX, 532 C.
ov,
SvaeîTqXos,
difficult
to
I,
Sva-cXeyKTos,
Strab.
(eXcyô))
11, 6, 4.
to
refute.
1, 2, 1.
Lucian.
588.
of.
Suo-fXjTif'B (cXTifo)))
lose hope, to
despair
ov, (e^lrrjXos) not easily fading away. Strab. 11, 8, 7. Diosc. lobol. 3. Philon Bybl. apud Eus. IE, 85 A. Plut. II, 696 D.
Polyb. 16, 33,
1,
mpl
twos.
21, 10, 2.
Sva-eXmaria,
Polyb.
2,
ijo-m,
(SvcreXn-KiTos)
Sva-eîTrjTos, ov, (eêipi)
hard to get out

hard
to
of.
Diod.
SiKreXTrifo).
n, 579,
3.
10, 8, et alibi.
17,
Jos. Ant. 4, 8, 3.
Sva-eôitTTos,
ov,
(iKtficpa))
bring out.
Suo-EXmoTi'a, as,
et alibi.
despair.
I,
Polyb.
1,
39, 14,
I,

Svo-eiravopdioTos, ov, (iiravopBoto)
Philon
119, 20.
Plut.
248
hard
to rectify.
E.
Suo-eXm'oTojy (Suo-eXn-to-Tos), adv. wjiiA
Po/!/J. 1, 87, 1.
fe'irfe
Theon. Prog. 248,

/jope.
9.
Nectar. 1829 A.
Sva-enrjôXos,
ov,
(ett^ôXos)
(cVt/SaiKco)
hard hard
to
solve.
asi7. IV,
652 B, i'^cw
Trpos
(rarripiav.
Sva-ffieTos, ov,
Eudoc. M. bvaemôTos,
Diod.
1,
55.
ov,
to
get
at.
(efie'm)
vomiting with
difficulty.
69,
To'is
îvoLs.
Apollod. Arch. 32,
Synes. 1500 A.
&v(rep,irTa>Tos, ov, (e/iTTOTrm)
PoH. 1,171.
falling into anything
20.
with difficulty.
Nicom. Harm.
adv. in a
9.
hvdcpâTtas
to
(ip.<j)aLV(o),
manner difficult
explain.
Nicol.
Harm.
&v<revepytiTos, ov, (evepyeco) effected with difficulty.
ivafvrepiaa) (8v<TevTepia), to suffer

tery.
from dysen4.
ov, (cVi/3oXoy) hard to manage. Arr. P. M. E. 39, wXoCs, stormy. Svo'emyvaoTos, ov, îmyivacTKa)) hard to know. App. 2, 27, 33. Hippol. 657 C. SviremKpiTos, ov, (îrnKpiva) hard to decide. Apollon. Tyan. 391. SvacTrlpiKTOs, ov, (jTnp.iyvvpA,') hard to mix or
Sva-fnifioXos,
Alex. Trail. 471.

r),
Genes. 70,
associate with.
Strab.
3, 3, 8.
11, 2, 2.
Plut.
*&v(revTepiK.6s,
6v,
dysentericus,
51.
dysenteric,
n, 917 C.
dva'7riv6rjTos,
pertaining
10, 22.
I,
to
dysentery.
1,
Diosc.
6.
Epicur. apud Diog. Mnesith. apud Orib.

Ptol. Tetrab.
Porphyr. Abst. 310. ov, (eTrivoeai) hard to understand.

Iambi. V. P. 134.
as,
rj,
Alston.
6, 17.
279,
Plut. II, 1089 E.
199, 8ta5eo-4s.
enteric,
2.
bv(Tim<Tr]ixa<Tia,
KaKJ]
immjixao'ia.
Dysentericus,
dysentery.
Plut.
dys1,
Hermes Tr. latrom.

Sv<Te'7riaTpo(jiOi, ov,
394, 3.
afflicted with
Diosc.
(eViOT/3'0<o)
hard
check.
to
turn.
21.
Epict. 2, 21, 22.
H, 101 C.
Ptol.
App.
I,
700, 95.
Tetrab. 151.
8v(Tc7ria-xeTos, ov,
(eVex")
^'^^'^ '"
Galen.
reach-
hvaivrevKTos, ov, (ivruyxavio) repulsive, forbidding, cold, reserved. Polyb. 5, 34, 4. Philon
11,
n, 279 D.
Sva-errirevKTos, ov,
(emrvyxdvco) hard
to
520, 41.
Jos.
Ant. 13,
2,
1.
Plut. II,
Diod. 17, 93.

Sva-emrriSevTOS,
Cyrill.
Method. 37 A.
ov,
27 E.
Sva-evTcvîa, as,
19, 9.
fj,
(ewiTtjSeia)
hard
to see.
to effect.
repulsiveness, hauteur.
Diod.
A. X, 636 B.
hard
Cyrill.
Cass. 166, 37.
Sva-fircmTos, ov, (eTrojrros)
bwivtuTos, ov, {iv6<o) difficult to unite. 11,8.

Bva-e^dyyeXros, ov,
rate.
Anton.
nar-
A.
as
I,
456 C.
hard
to
Sva-fTTOvKan-os, ov, (eTrouXdm)
heal over,
(eâyyeWa)
difficult to
an
ulcer.
Galen. VI, 418 C.
Isid.
332 D.
bviripaiTTos, ov, (ipdto) unfavorable to love.
ovtre^gy6pVTOs, ov, (iâyopeva)
z^
preceding.
81. 82. 51.
9.
Mel.
7,
Unhappy
in love.
Max.
Tyr.
Clim. 976 D.
51
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by Microsoft
Svcrepyaaia
Sva-epyaa-ia,
as,
fj,
402
difficvlty
SvaKaTa0ero9
ov,
(jivia)
(bvcripyaaros)
of
hvoTivios,
=
=^
8v(rxaXiV<TOs.
loorking.
Artem. 95.
Frag. 84.
Galen.
11,
88 E.
Epict Clem. A. ],
Sva-epyaa-TOS, ov, (ifyya.ô\xai) reluctant to work.

Cyrill.
365 B.
hvcrijvios,
^. IV, 1052 A.
rj,
ov,
(avia)
firj
cvKoKas avrnjuvos.
Lucian.
Sva-epyeia, as,
=;
Sva-epyla.
Clem. A.
I,
1341
work.
Galen. H, 88 E.
Orig. VII, 165 D.
A.
Sva-epyrina, aros, to,
Svarjvio^rjTos, ov, (^vioêo)) ungovernable.
(EPrO) hindrance
to
n,
174.
ov, (awJo))

Sva-epyris,
es,
bvcrqwTos,
Plut. 11, 1129 D.
=
r),
tv(Tepyos.
B. J.
5, 12, 1.
App.
I,
186, 60.
n,
727, 51.
Artem. 161.
bvarixos, ov,
I,
=
=
CyrUl.
hard to accomplish. A. I, 880 C.

Soz. 1489 B.
Jos.
bvwrjxqs.
Cosm.
II,
bva-epyia, as,
the
being hia-epyos.
App.
Carm. Greg. 368.

Sva-ddKarnos, ov, (daKaaa-a^ stormy.
562, 47.
Paul. Aeg. 272.
Epiph.
bvaepyos, ov,
(EPFQ) hard
to effect, difficult 8, 3.
accomplishment.
Polyb. 28,
(ipcvvdat)
333 A. of Clem. A. bvaBavaraa)

II,
Svo'BavaTeai, crtpaSdâ.
Philon
Plut.
n, 525
c.
ov,
100, 11.
Jos. B. J. 4,
1, 4.
6, 1, 8.
8va-epevvr]TOS,
hard
to
explore.
II,
1039 A.
Moer. 324.
(^BavaToa)
Jos. B. J. 1, 16, 5.
bva-epurria, as,
rj,
Svo'BavaToa),
axra,
:^
preceding?
the being hva-epiaros.
Iambi.
Theoph. Cont. 814.

bvcrdepairevaia, as,
fj,
Myst.
Diod.
6, 3.
Sva-epp-rivevTos, ov,
2,
Prod. Farm. 539 (110). (îpp,rivevw) hard to explain.

5, 11.
the being Sva-BepmrevTos.
Cass. 144, 15.

bva-dvTjTos, ov,
52, p. 164, 35.
Paul. Hebr.
hv<iepa>TiAa
Philon Artem. 302.

to
I,
649, 20.
=:
Sva-davr/s.
Damasc. H, 381
to break.
B.
Plut.
(8ucreptt)j),
rii/o's.
be
love-sick.
SvadpavoTos,
I, 1.
ov, (fipava)
hard
Diosc.
Frag. 840 C,
Svaerripia, as,
17,
Achill. Tat. 5, 1.
4,
141 (143).
Galen. VI, 318 C.
(ctos)
had season
Poll. 1, 52.
adversity
Svo'ifpeco,
r]<Ta>,
(icpeuoj) not to obtain favorable

;
opposed to 1204 C.
etymology.
fverripia.
Theod. TV,
omens in a sacrifice Plut. n, 587 C.

Sva-is,
opposed to KcMîepca. of
in
the
bvcreTvp.o\6yriTxis,
ov,
(eTvpoKoycio)
of
to
difficult
eas,
r],
Cornut. 105.
Classical.
2.
the setting
sun or
5,
stars.
West,
the singular or
3, 36, 6.
II,
Sva-evTropuTTos, ov, (eirndpurros)
hard
procure.
plural.
7.
Classical.
1, 5.
Polyb.
104,
Alex. Troll. 76.

8v(re(f>tKTos, ov,
difficult.
Clem. R.
Clem. A.
461
A.
(JiîKv4op,ai)
3,
hard
1.
to
come
at,
Keifiepival Svo'fis, or bvo'is ;(ei/ifpiv^, the place
Polyb. 31,
II,
12.
32, 11, 3.
Diod.
4, 8.
Philon
268, 44 as v.
Jos. B. J.
4, 1, 10.
Plut. II, 65 E.
SvaeffiLKTas,
Did. A.
348 C.
dva-<j}oSos, ov, (e<po8os)
sible.
where the sun sets in the winter. Polyb. 1, 42, 6. Cleomed. 38, 12. Strab. 1 7, 1, 2. 3, 3 7, 5. Bepivij dva-is, the place where the sun sets in the summer. Cleomed. 38, 10. AjJo-is loTnupivli, where the sun sets at the equinoxes. Cleomed.
hard
to get at, inacces-
38,
the
7.
Strab.
2, 4, 5.
Aua-ts rpcmiKt), where

Id. 2, 4, 7.
Diod.
ov,
1,
57.
sun
sets at the solstices.
2.
8vire\jn)Tos,
(ei/'co)
hard
S.
to
cook.
Galen.
Orib.
I,
VI, 329 B.
298,
1.
17,
Phryn. P.
20, 17.
Sva^rikla, as,
13, 55, p.
8va7jKoe(o,
(Suo-^tjXos) jealousy.
Athen.
Western Countries, with reference to Constantinople, Alexandria, and Antioch. Athan. I, 629 C. SvcTKarjs, fs, (koo)) hard to burn. Plut. II, 952
the
The West,
589 B.
C.
clfii,
rj(r<o,
=^
dvcrrjKoos
to be
hard of
1.
hearing.
Diosc. 4, 149 (151), p. 631, v.

Antyll.
SvcTKoxpeco.
apud
Orib. II, 411, 11.
Sva-rjKota, as, ^,
the being SvafjKoos-
Diosc.
1,
106.
Plut. II, 794 D.
1073 D.
Galen.
Plut.
disobedient.
hard to puU down Philon I, 61, 2. II, 82, 5. Jos. B. J. 2, 17, 4. Plut. II, 511 C. Suo-fca/iTT^r, es, (/ca^TTTO)) hard to bend. Plut. II, 953 D, et alibi. Euagr. Scit. 1265 A.
bva-KadalpcTOS, ov,
((caflaipe'ca)
hard
to
overthrow.
8v(TrjKoos, ov, (aKovtt))
Tropically, n, 13 E. A. 28 disobedience. 2. Hardly

VI, 112 F.
Cyrill.
II,
hard of hearing.
SutTKa/iTTToy, ov,
preceding.
68.
Cass. 152, 16.
Schol. Arist.
bvfTKapripriTos,
Thesm.
ov,
to Suotjkoov,
(jiapTepia)
hard
to endure.
to
be heard or unPoll.
PhUon
C.
I,
639, 42.
II, 15, 18.
Plut. H, 546
derstood ; as
2,
^0)1/^.
Plut. II, 722 A.

S. 9
117.
Eunap. V.
(17).
3. Dis-
bvcTKaTayavioTos,
agreeable to hear.
Buo-ij/icpos, ov,
3, 8.
bva^r]via.iTTa>s (jivia),
Pseudo-DemeJr. 27, 4. Strab. (Jlp,cpos) hard to tame.

adv. hard to bridle.
8,
ov, (Karaymw'fo/iai) hard to contend with, hard to overcome. Polyb. 15, Diod. 3, 15, p. 185, 75. Dion. H. H, 15, 8. 1095, 2. Cornut. 110.
ov,
Synes.
bva-KaTaderos,
(KaTarMeîai) not easily

lamJil.
dis-
1389 A.
posed or inclined.
V. P. 400.
Digitized
by Microsoft
SvaKardXTjiTTo^
Suo-feoraXiprros, ov, (Ka7-aXa/ij3a(/<o)
403
8vo-KoKla, as,
bva/ieTaKivrjTOi
ij,
hard to comprehend, difficult to understand. Died. ,1, 3, Philon 11, 216, 30. Drac. 9, 5. p. 7, 59. Ptol. Tetrab. 155. Anton. 5, 10.
as, ^,
difficulty.
Classical.
it
Iambi.
201, 13 E;(ei
difficidty.
nva
Sva-KoKiav,
presents some
&va-K6KKr]Tos, ov, (icoXXdffl)
hard
to
glue together.
8u(ricaTaXiji|i'i'a,
(fiuo-KOToXijjrTos)
difficulty
Lucian.
II,
16.
of comprehending.
Orig. VII,
112 C.
C^rffl.
Sva-KoXnos, ov, (koXttos) with an illformed
^.
I,
853 C.
oi;,
womb.
Agath. Epig. 59,

(KaTaXXd<7o-a)) Aarrf to rec-
4, p. 375, yaoriip.
Suc/taToXXaKTor,
oncile.
ova-Kpaaia, as,
fj,
(Suo-AcpaToy)
bad temperature.
Pint,
n, 13 D.
Athen. 14, 20.
Strab.
;
6, 4, 1.
SutTKaraXtiTor, ov, ((caraXuto)
ôrd
!o
^Mf
(fowra
1,
Plut. II,
II,
Philon I, 29, 40, figuratively. 502 A. Athenag. 988 A. Galen.
hard to bring to an end. Jos. B. J. 4, 3, 11.

come.
Strah. 14,
28.
181 B.
Sva-KpdTTjTos, ov, (KpaTfco) difficult to overcome.
hva-KOTafiAxyfTos, ov, (jiaTajiaxrp'os)
hard
to 4.
to over-
Died.
Diod.
3,
35.
Diod. 3, 3 To SvaKpartjTov t^s fVtôX^r, indomitable energy. App. I, 629, 81. Greg.
hvtrKaTavorfros,
ov,
(Karavoea) hard
underPlut.
Naz.
I,
1245 B, hard
eiiKparos.
II,
to hold.
stand.
II,
47 C. SvaKarawKTos, ov, (Karavva-a-oiim) not easily feeling compunction. Isid. 436 B, KapSia.
SvorKaTon-XrjKTos, ov, {KaTawXTjtrcrai)
Ex. Vat. 101, Hippol. Haer. 136, 25.

5, 14.
8i<TKpaTos, ov, {Kepavvvfii)
of bad temperature
Strab. 2, 3, 1.
opposed to
1.
17, 2,
Galen.
81 A. B.
Sva-Kpivrjs, cs, (^Kplva)
hard
to distinguish.
Plut.
hard
to
keep
to
n, 922 A.
&v<jKTrfTos,
ov,
in awe.
Polyh.
1,
67, 4.
(jtraonai)
3,
difficult
1.
to
obtain
11,
or
buaKaTairoXifi-qros,
ov,
(Karan-oXe^co))
hard
buy.
Polyb.
32,
Clem. A.
621
Poll.
overcome or conquer.
71.
Diod.
2,
48, p. 159,
B.
8va-Kvêa (ku/3os), to be unlucky at dice. 7, 204. Athen. 15, 3..
bviTKio<pLa, as,
fj,
Sva-KarairovriTos, ov, (jcaTmrovifo) difficult to

ter.
mas-
Epict.
3, 12, 8.
Anton.
6, 19.
(8va-Ka>(pos) deafness.
Diosc.
Sva-KaTanoTeai, ijaa, (bvcTKaTarroTos)
to
I,
sioallow
Eupor.
1,
64.
ov,
with difficulty.
Herod, apud Orib.

4, 54:.
421,
2.
Sva\eavTos,
(XeaiVo))
hard
to
pulverize.
8uo-Kardo-/3eoTos, ov, (jcaTa(Têvvvii,C)
hard
to
to ex-
Archigen. apud Aet. p. 66, 41.

bv(TKr)irTos,
tinguish.
Diod.
Pto.
II,
417B.
work.
Sva-KarepyaaTos, ov, ((carepydfoât)
hard
1,
Agathar. 160, 12.

Indigestible.
Strab. 17,
33.-2.
2,
Xenocr. 17.
Cyrill.
Diosc.
115.
SviTKaTorrros, ov, (Kajdopata) difficult to see into

to
or
understand.
A.
l",
232 A.
difficult
Ill,
641
ac5, 6.
hard to take : tropcomprehend. Strab. 13, 4, 12, Philon II, 366, 42. Plut. II, 17 p. 85, 12. D. 284 E. Apollon. D. Synt. 225, 28. Lucian. I, 618. Arcad. 6, 12. Hippol. 728 A.
ov,
(Xa/i/Sdvo))
ically,
hard
to
A.
Ohjmp. A. 73 C.
ov,
dva-p,al, S>v, al, the setting
&v<TKar6pda)Tos,
(KaTop66io)
to
Al
A.
of the sun.
Classical.
Suff/iai
complish, effect, or attain.
Pseudo-Demeir. 58,
over.
3.
Jos. Ant. 2, Method. 80 B.
Dion. H. II, I, 224 C.
Tov ^lov, the decline of life. 827, 1. Sext. 411, 25. Clem.
8u(r(caToi5Xo>Tor, ov, (jaiTovkoco)
not easily healing
Svo'pAXaKTos, ov, (fiaXdo-cro)) difficult to soften.
Diosc. 5, 95, p.
760.
Apollon. D.
Apollod.
Ruf. apud
Orib. II, 210, 12.
Mirab. 199, 37.

Sva-Kava-Tos, ov, (jcaiw)
dvo'fuxo'ffTjTos, ov, {fiaaadofiat)
hard
hard
to masticate.
hard hard
to
burn.
Galen. VIII, 782 A.

8va-p.eiKiKTos,
ov,
Arch. 14.
hvoKivaiTos, ov, (kcvoco)
to
(pieiKla-aa)
to
appease.
empty or
secrete.
Plut. n, 553 A.
Sva-ij.eviK6s,
r],
Galen. XII, 398 A.

Sva-Kepaa-Tos,
ov,
(bva-p.evr}s)
hostile.
Polyb.
Polyb.
6,
Plut.
I,
(Kepawvfu) 981 B. n, 754 C.

ov,
ca>i,
hard
to
temper.
7, 8,
et alibi.
bva-peviKas, adv. in
hostile
manner.
8,
Svo-Kivrjo-is,
^,
z=
Sva-Kivria-ia.
Sophms.
omen,
ill-
10, 1, et alibi.
Sva-iifToyaryos, ov, (/ieraym)
3440 B.
Sva-KKrjdovia-Tos, Ov,
hard
to
manage, as
(kXtjSmi/)
II,
of
ill
a horse.
Afric. Cest. 292.

ov,
omened.
Lucian.
13.
440.
ill
Sva-fifTaSoTos,
(jieraSiSaiii)
not imparting,
1,
hv<TKKrjpqpM, aros, rb, (Sv(TK\Tipa>)
luck.
Diod.
not communichtive.
Ill,
Strab. 17,
29.
Basil.
Ex. Vat. 103,

lot,
264 A.
SvaKKripta, as, ^, (SiJtricXijpor)
ill
luck,
unhappy
Porph.
1,
Sva-iierdBeTos, ov, QieTarWrj/ii)
hard
to
change.
misery.
Basil. HI, 316 B.
Greg. Nyss.
Plut. II, 799 B.

dva-iieraBeTcos, adv.
Just. Apol. 2, 1, obstinate.
in, 1081 A.
Novell. 274.
8v<r(co/Xtos,
Theod. IV, 1208 D.

(Koikla) costive.
unchangeably.
(juraKiviat)
7, p.
Eudoc.
to
M.
387.
ov,
Diosc,
138
SvafieTaKivrjTos, ov,
hard
shift.
(139).
Plut.
H, 137 A.
Digitized
Jos.
Ant. 16, 11,
823.
by Microsoft
SverfieTaKiV7]T(o^
Sva-ixeTaKCvfjTcos,
404
bva-ope^la,
petite.
as,
8vcriJ.eTaKivr)T6s
Bv&Travcrrco'i
rj,
adv. by shifting with difficulty.

91,
(SvcropeKTos)
inordinate ap-
Alex.
el/ii.
Trail.
e^m,
Isid.
376 C.
Dion.
Sva-opioTos, ov, (ojOifco) difficult to define.
bvtTficTaKKrjTos, ov,
(fieTamXea) hard
to call
back.
H. V, 639,
*8va-ovpea>
Orib.
Geopon.
port.
19, 2, 13.
11.
Anast. Sin. 53 A.
ovpea.
1, 5.
iwvirovcos
Diocl.
4,
Sva-fieraKoiMitTTos, ov, (/xeT-aKO/iiX<") ^"-^'^ *" tô,ns-
m,
176, 4.
Diosc.
11,
apud 134 (136).
Cyrill.
ov,
A.
II,
533 C.
8tJO-/iijwTor,
(firipico)
Ruf. apud Oris.

âpiiirjvis.
Ptol.
bvaovpiaco
=
rj,
206, 10.
preceding.
6v,
Diosc.
1,
39.
Cic.
Tetrab. 159
8uo-/xi)fiVas,
write
bv(Tfu)viTorvs.
hviTovpiKos,
pertaining
1.
to bvaovpia.
Sva-firixavos, ov, (lirixavrj)
hard
to effect, difficult. 1,
Fam.
7,
26, 1 as v.
tj,
Pseud-iJpj'men.
vos,
apud Diog.
113 bva-jjAxawestern.
Sva-rraSeia, as,
the being 8vcnra6jjs.

II,
Plut.
II,
Doric.
^,
Iambi. V. P. 198.
6v,
fiuiT/iiKos,
(Sucrnai)
SuTtrar,
Oalen. 112 B. 666 B. Aphr. Probl. 14, 25.

passive.
338 B.
Alex.
Strab. 2, 1, 32, et alibi.

dva-iiifajTOi,
Zlioc?. 1,
SvoTraBfjs, is. (najdeiv) not easily affected; im^"'''^
ov,
(/ii/ifo/i"')
^^
'"**<'*
Plut. H, 625
61.
PZ.
I,
I,
763 A, et
alibi.
Lucian.
Pint.
B.
651 C.
Max.
II,
228.
On/7.
1429 C.
1.
Sva-viKrjTos, ov,
I,
(viKaa) hard to conquer.
n, 906. App. II, 684 B. Alex. Aphr.

17.
Sva-jrapa^XrjTos,
ov,
I,
Tyr. 22, 41. Lucian. 849, 10. Doctr. Orient.

14, 30.
Plotin.
I, 69,
317C.
JJion
bv(Tvoa>, rjam,
3, 24.
a 43, 28,
Sv(tvovs elfii
Sept.
Mace.
3,
(TrapaâXKa)
not
easily
880 B. 8iK7coT)Tor, ov, (voem) hard to be understood. Pet. 2, 3, 16. Lucian. U, 258, oracle. Diog.
Plut.
I,
matched. or
assist.
Plut.
927 E.
hard
to
hvOTTapaor)6rfTOs, ov, (jrapaôrjBea)
help
Polyb. 5, 22,
ov,
7.
9,
13.
8v(T7rapa.ypa(pos,
(7rapaypa(j}a)
difficult
alibi.
to
Sva-vorjTws,
adv.
ignorantly,
not
intelligently.
determine.
Polyb. 16, 12, 10, et

f)(Ta>,
Adam. 1749
Isid.
C.
SvanapabeKTew,
^=
SvcirapaSiKTos
elfu,
Suo-TOuSeTTjTOf, ov, (vovBeTcio)
hard
Plut.
to
admonish.
actively.
Orig. IV, 165
A.
hard
to admit.
701 B.
1013 D.
Simxic. 331, 23.

I,
8v(nrapa&eKT0s,
ov, (TrapaSrjôâi)
Suo-oyKos, ov, (oyKos) bulky.
261 C.
Sext. 400, 13.
Suo-oSfuT-os, ov, (d8euo)) JJO< eosiZi/

1,
passed.
App.
564, 82.
(pvcro&os)
3.
ing.
to
257 B. 2. Not easily admitting or Clem. A. I, 764 A, moTctos.
Orig. IV, 620 B.
Basil. HI,
accept-
8Dcro8fcB, ria-m,
progress with difPlut.

I,
ficulty.
Epict. 3, 19,
tj,
iOi
J).
Svo'irapaSeKTais ^X""' ^^= SvoTrnpaSeKTOs flju, acOrig. II, 89 A, Polyb. 12, 4, 7. tively.
TIVOS.
8va-'n-apaKo'Kov6rjTos, ov,
Sva-oSla, as,
bad way.
Plut.
I,
112, 5.
354, 17.
Philon II, n, 448 A.
67, 31.
Ptol.
(rrapaKoXovdea) hard
to
Tetrab. 197.
20.
SvcroSfJita,
App.
565, 84.
Cass. 166,
follow
23.
as,
rj,
=
ov,
hard to understand. Dion. H. VI, 773, 6 (773, 11).

:
Classical.
Cornut.
2, 12, 10.
hvcroafila.
Epiph.
I,
353
73.
Jos. Ant. 11, 3, 10.

3, 9.
C.
8v(roLKov6firiTos,
Pseudo-Z)eme(r.
indigestible.
2.
Epict.
Not
5, 5.
understand-
Xenocr.
ing easily, sluggish.

along.
I,
Anton.
Artem. 238.
SvtroiaiviOTos,
ov,
8v(nTapaK6pii<TTos, ov, (Trapafco/iif"') ko.i'd to carry

(oliovlôfim)
L. inauspicatus,
II,
Polyb.
3,
61, 2, irXovs, difficult.
Plut.
inauspicious, ill-omened.
Lucian.
355.
5, 1.
442 D.
(jrapaifKiio)
Sva-oKVios (oKvos), adv. reluctantly.
Herodn.
6, 7, 3.
Orig. IV,
Anion. 388 C.
8v(rTrapa.n\fv(TTOs, ov,
hard
3.
to
sail
along.
Strab. 16, 4, 18, p. 331,

ovv,
bva-oiiiKriTos, ov, (6/j.iXeo>)
hard
to associate with.
Sva-TrapirrKovs,
preceding.
Diod.
3,
Dion Chrys.
Plut.
II,
172, 15.
44.
dva-oveipos, ov, (oveipov) disturbed
n, 15 B.
766
'&.
^.' Causing
by bad dreams.
8vo-7rapa7roir)Tos, ov,
(Trapawoiem) not easily mir
bad
itated or counterfeited.
Amman.
74.
dreams, as a particular kind of food. Plut. II, 734 F. 2, 127.

bu(Topaarla, ay, ^,
ficulty,
Diosc.
8va-i!apaaTaTa>s (,irapiarqp.i), adv. inaccurately.
Orig. IV,
500 D.
(8u(7(5paTor)
dimness of sight.
a seeing wiiA efi/"Ruf. apud Orib. II,

Babr.
8va-Ttaprjy6pt)Tos, ov, (jeaprffopiet)
hard
to soothe
or console.
16,
7, 4.
95, 3.
Philon II, 304, 11. Plut. n, 74 E.

(iraTcm)
Jos. Ant.
SvaopyriTos, ov, (ppyrj) quick to anger.

11, 12.
8v(nrarr]Tos,
ov,
hard
to
walk upon.
Galen.
Polem. 205. 265. hvaopyjyrms, adv. irritably. Dion. H. II, 1147,

Poll. 1, 89. 17.
Lucian.
II,
Ill,
658.
8v(nrav<TTos, ov, (ffauoo)
hard to appease.
elfii.
206 B.
8u(rof)Toj, or, {opeyojuu)
Andr. C. 936 A.
having bad appetite. Cosm. Carm. Greg. 552.
8vaTrav<Tras eX""' Path. 1444 C,
^=
Sucnraucn-rfr
Martyr.
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by Microsoft

Svcxireideia
8v(rirei6eia, as,
r/,
405
disobedience, in-
Svacrvfj,fiovXeuTO<s
fj,
{Sva-irciSris)
SwiroTfiia, as,
the being bvtTiroTp,os.
Dion.
subordination.
*bu(T'iTei.6as,
App. n,
67, 14.
H.
Ill,
1822, 12.
ov,
II,
Poll.
3, 99.
adv. disobediently, etc.
Heron
122.
SvaTrpaypArevTos,
(irpaypaTevop.ai,')
hard
;
to
App.
I,
355, 74.
rjcra,
hxTTrevdea,
manage.
8v(nrevdr)s el/M.
Plut.
rj,
348 F.
indecency
7, 4.
Plut. II,
SvawpeTreia, as,
(Sva-Trpenrjs)
opop-
106 A.
Sv<nTeiTTfai, rjo-a,
posed to
(dvaiTeTTTos) to digest with dif5, 25, p.
evirpcireta.
ov,
Jos. Ant. 3,
8va-!Tp6(r^\rjTos,
(jrpoo-jSdXXm)
Aard
to
ficulty.
Diosc. 4, 83.
711.
proach.
Cyrill.
A. IX, 649 A.
100 F.
hianeirros, ov, indigestible.
1,181, p. 160. person. Diosc.

&v(T7repiyvr]Tos,
on,
Xenocr. 12. Diosc. Artem. 97. 2. Dyspeptic
Svairpoa-dcKTos, ov, (irpocrSexoij.at)
Plut. II, 39 D.
8v<r7rpocrriyopos, ov,
hard to admit. Anton. 1, 5.

inaffahle, not
5, 12.
(jrepiyi'yi/Ojuai)
{irpoa-fiyopos}
hard
I,
to
get
affable.
Poll. 1, 42.
ov,
Dion C. Frag.
of
11, 6.
access.
around or to overcome. Orig. I, 456 B.

SvinrepivArjTos,
ov,
I,
Philon
621, 29.
dvoTTpoa-iTos,
{trpoaeipi) difficult
Classical.
Sept.
(irepwoeai)
stand.
82.
Philon
570, 30.
hard to underPorphyr. V. Pyth. hard

hard
to
42.
20, 39.
8v(nrp6o-p,a)(os,
Mace. 2, 12, 21, Diod. 15, Dion. H. IV, 2278, 5. ov, Qrrpoa-paxopai) hard to attack,
I,
as a wall.
ov,
Plut.
246 C.
Agathar.
hvairfpiTpeirros,
(irepiTpeirca)
over-
Sva-wpoo-oiTTcos, adv.
oi Sva-irpoa-onTos.
turn.
Galen. IV, 353 F, et

ov,
alibi.
to
126, 15.
cool.
SvoTrepbjrvKTOs,
(irepi^xo)^
hv(nrpo(T6ppj,<TTos, ov, (n-pocrop/iifoo) Aardf to fane?

af,
Diosc.
1,
30.
SwiTTreTCffl, ijco),
(ttiWcb)
having no barbors.
Diod. 20, 74.
Polyb.
1,
37, 4, et
Sva'avatrx^Teo).
Eus.
alibi.
n, 1304 C.
fortune.
Hes.
Sv<nrp6cropp.os, ov,
SvairpoaSppiaros.
Scymn.
to
hvatrenipa, aros, to, (fiuoTrerea)) adversity, mis-
726, atytaXds.
hv<nrpo<nri\aijTos, ov, (TrpooTrfXdfra)
Sept.
r),
Mace.
2, 5, 20.
Aard
ap-
*8va'iTeijria, as,
(bvaireTpros)
dyspepsia,
II,
proach.
Plut.
I,
633 D.
ugly-faced. Plut.
dyspepsy, difficulty
'
of digestion. Macho apud
Svowpoa-amos,
I,
ov, (irpoo-amov)
Athen.
8, 26, p.
rjcrco,
duoTTioTeo),
341 B.
PhUon
352, 10.
Plut. 11,
414 B.
SinTiTiaTos
elp,i.
bv(Tpayr)s, is,
=
ov,
Artem. 288.
hvapriKTOs.
(pea))
Lucian.
11,
905.
593 A.
Macar. 508 B,
fj,
m-t epxovrai.
Sva-pevcTTOs,
flovnng with
difficulty.
Sva-TruTTia, as,
(Sva-ma-Tos) incredulity.
Clem.
Sext. 741, 21,

8v<7pr)KTos,
ov,
A.
I,
964 A.
(TTiords)
(prjywp,i)
impure water. hard

hard
to
to break.
Dion
hviTiTurTos, ov,
hard
to
believe.
Dion
C. 62,
SvapTjTos,
said.
8, 3.
Chrys.1,4,11, 11.
H, Incredulous. Clementin.
have a bad voyage.
ov,
(^pjjTos)
249 B.
&v<nrKoca>

(SutnrXooy), <o
Galen. VIII, 594 A.

6.
say : not to be Pseudo-Deme^r.

Jos.
124,
BasU.
Ill,
452 B.
r/,
bvo'piyrjs, is, (piyor) sensitive to cold.
Ant.
SwTrXoia, ar,
Strdb. 1,
2,
(Sva-irKoos') difficulty
of
I,
sailing.
7,
14, 3.
31. 16, 4, 23.
PMon.
601, 16.
hva-piyas {Sva-piyos), adv. in a chilly manner.
Ptol. Tetrab. 84. WcrjrXooj,

ov,
(jfKeio)
difficult
Anthol. II, 153.

77 A.
&v(7in'oea>, ijco),
biuTiKvTos, ov, (ttXwco)
Epiph. I, hard to wash.
of navigation. 653 B.
AmphU.
JRuf apud Orib. 11, 221, 1, exîv, to feel chilly. Agathin. apud 'Orib. II, 398, 10. Svcpoia, r]trai, (hvtrpoos) to flow ill : to be unfortunate; opposed to eipoe'o). Epict. 1, 28, 30.
bvcrporinKos,
ij,
ov,
ill
unsuccessful.
luck.
Epict. 4,
2, 17, 18.
1,
58.
ficulty.
(SuoTrvooy) to breathe with difDiosc. Delet. p. 11. Galen. II, 264
Sva-poia, as,
fj,
Epict.
Sva-poos, ov, (pie))
flowing with
to,
difficulty.
Orib.
A.
Svarrvoiicos,
4,
ij,
n, 247,
dv, afflicted
8.
with Svtnrvoia.
11,
Diosc.
134 (136).
Galen.
262 F.
ill
hvaai^pa, aros, Sept. Mace. 2,

pious
intent.
(8u(ro-f0c(o)
impious act.
Ill,
12, 3.
Dion. H.
4'P')'')>
1409, 4.
dvtrjToXiTfvTos, ov, (iroKiTevopxu}
qualified to
8vaaeô<f)p6v(os (bvtraeîjs,
^'^- *'^ '"
conduct public affairs.
Plut.
I,
ûtTirdpcvTos, ov, impassable.
Classical.
972 E. Philon

not easily decaying, as
SueroTjTrTos, ov, (o^jrca)
n,
14, 12.
meat.
(Svmropos)
to
Plut. II, 725 B.

ov,
Bva-iropea, ô-o),
have a hard march.
huaaToxacTTOs,
(âToxdCo/iai)
hard
to hit,
I,
to
Jos. B. J. 3, 6, 2.
Sva-Trdpiaros,
ov,
understand.
Plut.
928
(iropiCco)
hard
I,
to
procure.
B.
Sva-avfiâros,
ov,
Dim. H. I, 94, 2. Philon 168. Muson. 197.

hvaTroTfiea,
r](Tio,
19, 15.
Cornut.
(avuâiva')
irreconcilable.
Plut. II, 661 C.

et/it.
SuoTroTjads
Diod. Ex.
hvtT(Tvp,ôvKvTos, OV,
((7i;fi/3ouXeu(B)
difficidt
to
Vat. 99, 26.
advise.
Dubious.
Artem. 367.
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by Microsoft
6vc7crvvaKTO<;
Sv(r<rvvaKTos,
ov,
406
to
Svcr^ftjpto'TOS
{avvaya)
ov,
hard
assemble.
PhUon
II, 27, 25.
287, 10.
Orig. HI, 477 C,
Jos. B. J. 4, 4, 6.
bvaiTvva>0\.aKTos,
(tivva)0\.a(T(Ta>)
Simoc. 260, 19.

intractable.
Sva-vTrovorjTos, ov,
II,
(inovoea) suspicious.
Philon
Basil,
m,
1020 A.
as,
fj,
201, 36.
268, 43.
dva-(TvveiSrja-la,
(Suo-o-dwiSjjtos)
3, 14.
ill
concon-
SvavTToo'TaTos, ov, (y<pia'Tr]iu)
science.
Clementin.
Diod. 17, 11.

with
Plut.
dv(r(rvvi8riTos, ov, (crvvclBrja-Ls)
an
ill
SvcTviroTaKTOs, ov,
hard to 216 F. iynoTaacra) hard

I,
withstand.
to subject.
science.
Orig. II, 1040 B.
Fseudo-Just. 1189
Macar. 212 B.
bvcTipavr)s,
is,
B.
8va-a-vvei8riTa>s,
(0ai'(o)
hardly
visible,
obscure.
adv.
2,
with
an
hard
HI
conscience.
Plut. II, 431 F.

SvacjâvraoTos, ov,
((jjavrdâ^
Clementin.
8va-(7vveTos,
1, 5.
38, ^lovv.
to
hard
to
to imagine.
ov,
(a-vvirjjxi)
understand.
Plut. II,
432 C.
((jjfvyo))
8v(T<rivo7TTos, ov,
Porphyr. V. Pyth. 94. (avvopaa, (Tvvo<j>6^vai) hard to get a view of. Polyb. 3, 84, 2. 8, 28, 6. Iambi.
8vo-cj)evKTos, ov,
hard
escape from.
7.
Philon n, 268, 44.

bvfr^r)faijia, aros, to,
Simoc. 272,
(fiva^(î)iiAa)
word of
ill
V. P. 380.
Bva-Tareui, less correct for Svora-TaTca, Jjo-m, (8vcr-,
omen.
hardly able
(rrjpeai)
to
Plut.
II,
1065 E.
8vo-(prjiji.oi&ris, cs,
(Si(r(j)rjiios,
EIAQ) appearing
Xenocr.
13.
oTijvaL) to be
stand.
Plut. 11,
ill-omened.
Orig. HI,
409 D.
993 E.
Sv(rTr)pr)Tos, ov,
&va-^6afiTos, ov, not easily digested.
822 A.
a-TiPevto)
hard to keep. Pseudo-PAoC!/Z. 217 (205).
Plut.
I,
63.
Diosc.
2, 11.
Suo-05oyyos, ov,
ov, (Suo"-.
SuoTi/SfUT-of,
more correct Su<roTi|3euTof

hard
to
track or trace.
Plut. U,
(<f>6iyyop.ai) hard to utter or pronounce ; as to vfias, to Soivai viiiv, on account of the hiatus. Pseudo -i)emefr.
917 E.
Sva'Tidcr(revTos, ov,
104,
(Tidacrceia))
1.
rj,
hard
to
tame.
Svo'cfxovia, as,
(hvaiâvos) harshness of sound.

49, 4.
Poll. 2, 112.
Strab.
15, 1, 42, p. 212, 18.
Plut. II, 529
'P&e.vAo-Demetr. 27, 1.
bv(T(â>vos,
ov,
((fiavrj)
B.
dvo'ToxooTos, less correct for Su(TOTd;â(rTor.
dva-TpaireXeia,
15.
dvtrTpaTreXia, as, ^,
as,
rj,
bad-voiced, ill-sounding.
35, 25.
49,
2.
Babr. 33,
5,
4.
Pseudo-Demeir.
following.
Diod.
Poll. 2, 111.
bva-xoKivos, ov,
=
ov,
following.
(;(aXti'd<a)
Chrys.
11, 6
to
(SuorpaTreXos) unfavorable-
Sv(rxa\iva>TOs,
hard
bridle.
ness, obstacles, difficulty. Poll. 3, 132.
Diod. 4, 11. 17, 82.

to bruise
Galen.
II,
88 E.
bva-xi^liepios, ov,
8u(r;(;iiepos.
Clem. A.
I,
SvcTTparros, ov, (rpiPoi)

verize.
hard
or pul-
909 B.
bvcrx^pavtns, fas,
fj,
Artem. 97. 98.

fj,
(bvo'X'^poiva) the being disI,
bva-Tponia, as,
the being biaTpoTros.
Cyrill.
contented.
bva-x^pavTiKos,
Plotin.
tj,
164, 2.
difficulties.
1.
A.
II,
177 A.
r),
ov,
causing
Anton.
SvarpoTTiKos,
ov, ^=. hvcrrpoiros.
Schol. Arist.
1, 8.
Hierocl. C. A. 81,
Ban. 826.
ivarporrms (SicTTpoffos), adv. waywardly.
Cyrill.
bvo-xoprfyjjTos, ov, (xoprfyeto) not easily
procured
ov furnished.
bva~xprt(n-ea>,
r)<ra>,
Plut. II, 712 E.

to be 8ucr;(pijoTOff, to cause dif6,
A.
II,
264 C.
bv(TTpos, ov, 6, dystrus,
=
II,
a Macedonian month, Jos. B. J. 4, 7, 3. lidpTLosAnatol. 212 Eus. II, 745 A. 1472 A. Aet. Sign. B. 1333 B. 983 D.
ov,
ficulties.
Polyb. 27,
10.
2.
87,
To
be in
Mid.
Id.
1,
trouble or difficulties.
Id. 1, 75,
7.
2, 10, 4.
bvaxpria-Tcopai.,
7.
in the same sense.

1,
7,
18,
1,
28, 9.
et
alibi.
SiKTTpmTos, OV, (riTpaxTKco)
bvoTvxos,
bvoTjhpos, ov,
Solom. 1349 A. (ydap) not well supplied with water.

dvorvxris.
hard to wound, Plut. Apollod. Arch. 14.
Diod. 19, 77.

bva-xprjOTrjiia, aros,
modum,
to', (bviTxpioTcco) L. incominconvenience. Cic. Fin. 3, 21.
bva-xpriana,
as,
rj,
(bia-xprjaros}
trouble,
dif-
Philon
II,
516,
6.
Jos. Ant. 2, 11, 2.

to sleep
II,
ficulty, perplexity.
Polyb.
2,
1, 61, 11.
3,110,
181,
21.
bvtrvTTvijTas (Sva-virvea),
difficulty.
adv. so as Agathin. apud Orib.

(yrrvos)
with
3,
et
alibi.
Strab.
5,
17,
p.
402, 10,
Cornut. 97.
bva-xpoia, as,
fj,
Plut. II, 600 A.

(bi<rxpoos) bad color.
Diosc.
cxfiv.
Sva-vTTVos,
ov,
sleeping
ill.
Agathin.
to
lobol. 6.
apud
Orib. II, 396, 6.

ov,
bva-xvXos, ov, (xv\6s)
ivcrunoioTos,
(mroîpia)
ov,
hard
endure.
evoTOfiaxos.
of bad savor Xenocr. 12.
opposed
to
Mel. 108.
Jos. Ant. 15,
7, 1.
bvavTTOtx.ivrjTos,
(Jmojiivo))
bva-xaprjTos, ov, (jâpeai) difficult to comprehend.
following.
Polyb. 24,
1, 13.
(;((pi'f(B)
Sext. 424, 20.
ivavKofiovrjTos, ov,
(wro/iei/o))
hard
to
endure.
SvaxapioTos, ov, Plut. II, 51 A.
hard
to
separate.
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by Microsoft
Bvayfrvêo)
Svayj^vxâij
fj(r<a,
407
Pallad.
BcoSeKairpocprjTOV
(^|fX'j)
*" '"** spirit.
Laus. 1193 D.
SvaaSea
49.
Suo-oMreo),
omSe/ca^t^Xoy, ov, (/SijSXos) consisting books. Psell. 925 A.
of twelve
twelve
Suo-wSt/j
el/ii.
Philon
II,
563,
SaScKaâpos,
altars.
ov,
(SmSe/ca, ^capds)
with
^ffffl,
(ail/')
Lyd. 52,
v(j)opcu)iJuu,
to suspect.
SaSeKayatvios, ov,
Dion. H. V, 69, 12. 477, 2.-3. to cause to aurxuvcirBai or alSdcrdai
2.
following.
Hippol. Haer.
To shame,
;
186, 1.
<o
abash.
SadeKayavos,
PhUon
418 D.
p.
I,
291,^5. S;)ic. 511 D. 535 B.

v/ias
iifj
4, 4, 18.
PZmZ. II,
ov, (yavia) having twelve angles. Plut. II. 363 A. ov,
Just.
Tryph. 68,
489,
23,
*da>8eKaSdKTv\os,
twelve
636 A,
ireidfO'dai, to
induce through
Apollod. Arch. 34.

(jivaris,
'H
F
BaKTvXoi
long.
8<o8eKa8dKTuXoy ex-
shame.
Sext. 136,
29.
152, 24.
the
duodenum, in anatomy.
Herophil.
Toiis airoprjTiKovs.
Clem. 4.
irovjuu,
Socr. 65 A. (a) to fear, to suspect, := (poôvfuu, Phryn. icj)opS>iMu. Herodn. Gr. Philet. 434. (l>) to feel shame or Moer. 115. 190. to he ashamed, =z alSovrespect for any one
ting to
shame.
II,
1232 C, put3. Mid. 8utro)-
apud Galen. VII, 511

68,
7.
et Protosp. Corp.
ba&cKahfKTos,
tables.
ov,
(ScXtos) consisting of twelve

1,
Antec.
17,
p.
157.
Psell.
928
B.
bahenaerqpls, ibos,
years.
f],
(etoj) period
of twelve
fiat,
a.l(rxyvofiai.
Not
Attic in
tMs
sense.
Geopon.
Plut.
rj,
1,
12
(titul.).
n, 528 C. 529 D. 530 B. Just. Tryph. 7, nvd. Moer. 115. Athan. I, 256 4. To pray, to beseech, D, vpoirawrovTts. Amphil. 17 A. Apocr. Act. iKereia. Andr. 14, vfias Iva irparrov jroiijcrta. Cyrill. Scyth. V. S. 226 C ''ESva-mirei dn6\v6fj, sc. Joann. Mosch. 2905 B KSv 8t' ipA hviva. Clim. 696 C. 1061 B, rbv kv(7<Bm]%i.
Plut.
BaSeKaerfis, h,
6 -ETTjr.
of twelve years. I, 50 C.
Jos. Ant. 15, 9,
SaSeKaeria, as,
13, 16.
period of twelve years. Cleomed.

{(aSiov) having twelve signs,
hmheKa^mhios,
15.
ov,
of the zodiac.
Lyd. 82,
15.
Syncell. 74,
SooSeKoij/xcpoy, ov, (8a)8c(ca, fjpepa^
piov.
Sv<Tmm)iia, aros, to,

Jos.
tion.
(StfcrcBTre'o))
lasting twelve
SvcramricrLS.
days.
of twelve days, Porph. Cer. 757, 10.
137.
241, 18 'H StoSfKarjpfpos eva>xla, or simBaSfKafipfpos,
B. J.
1,
25, 5, tS)u
fiiMipTTiij,evaiv,
reparaPallad,
ply
fj
TO 8a>&sKafjpfpov.
2.
Theod. Her. 1329 C.
Substantively, to SaSeKafjpepov, the twelve-day
iv(Tai7rfi<np,os, ov,
^= alSolos, respectable.
fj,
Laus. 1027 A.
Sva-amrjais, ems,
B.
Vit. Nil.
r),
a shaming. Epiph. Jun. 105 C, respect.

I,
II,
401
SvaayminKos,
plicatory.
6i>,
Orig.
Vit.
capable of mitigating : sup816 B. Ill, 1228 A. Eus.
V, 389 D.
Suo-coTnjnKois,
Nil. Jun. 112 C.

Orig. IV,
days succeeding Christmas Nicon 529 B. Anon. Byz. 1313 A. Typic. 33. batbeKaQeov, ov, to, rzz ol baibeKa 6eol. PseudAthan. IV, 525 A. SaScKaKtpaTov, ov, to, to SmBfKa Kcpara. Anast. Sin. 173 D.
feast, the twelve
inclusive.
Jejun. 1913 0.
adv. reverentially, cautiously, supTatian. Frag. 1601 A.
SaScKaKmScovos,
Stov)
6,
or
8(<)8fKaK()l>S<i)i'ox,
ov, to, (kco-
pliantly.
the sacerdotal robe
of the Jewish high8,
65 C.
Plut. 21.
Vit. Nil.
Jun. 117 C.
lcj>6pa(ris,
Schol. Arist.
priest.
Pseudo-/aco6.
ov,
(Just.
Tryph.
stones.
hvaamia,
as,
rj,
42).
to
15.
VTrowrcveLV,
SwBfKoKidos,
(kidos)
of
twelve
suspicion.
Cic.
Attic.
330, 37.
Phryn. 190.
2.
16,
Philon
I,
Sophrns. 3988 A.
SaSeKapeKfjs,
is,
Bashfulness, dif-
fidence, shyness.
Plut. II, 528
(jiiXos)
1,
consisting
9.
alo-xvv-
members.
Iren.
14,
of twelve Epiph. I, 597
TrjXla fiexP^ "^^^ fwySe djTtjSXeTreti/ rots
Seopevois
Koi
B.
SaSexapeprjS,
parts.
inelKovtra.
pfj
Phryn. 190 r=i to ivrpiirfaSai

alSS).
dvTikeyeiv 8i
Not
classical in* this

respect.
to
(pepos) consisting of twelve fs, Pseudo-/s/. 1189 D. Syncell. 58, 3.

ov,
sense.
ivTiKos,
17,
Clem. A.
6v,
II,
628 B,
SoiSeKaprjVialos,
SmSfKaprjVos-
Syncell.
(SvTTjs)
pertaining
Jos.
diving.
Poll. 7, 139, sc. Texi^t the art
Western
Basil.
tians.
of diving.
2.
58, 3.
Porph. Novell. 280.

ov,
fj,
SaSfKaprjvos,
sc.
irepioSos,
twelvemonth,
4, 26.
i(nreptos.
IV, 785
oi
Ant. 20, 8, 11. SvnKoi, the Western Chris-
period of twelve months. Afric. 84 A.

AaSeKdvTjo-os, ov,
rj,
Theodtn. Dan.
(yfjo-os)
the Twelve. Islands,
SaSexa, twelve.
Philon I, 573, 43, an important number. Oi SASeko mvaKfs, or ai ba>Sexa fieXT-ot, duodecim tabulae, the Twelve Dion. H. I, 295, 7. Tables. Diod. 2, 26. IV, 2228, 13. Ori^. Ill, 1009 C ol SaScKa,
the Cyclades.
Theoph. 703.
ov,
Cedr
opyviai.
II, 38, 9.
SadeKaopyvios,
of
twelve
Heron
I,
Jun. 48, 19.

8<i)8EKan-Xdo-ios, a, ov, twelve-fold.
Plut.
1028
C.
BaSeKawpdcfiriTOV, ov, to,
sc. jrpoKJi^Tai.
ol bcohexa Trpo^rjrai,
Digitized
by Microsoft
ScoSe/caTTuXo?
the twelve
408
Saped, as,
ij,
hwpo
the sacred elements, the holy contrBa/sam ad Concil'. Theoph. 617.
body.
p.
minor prophets, regarded as one Epiph. I, 213 A. lU, 244 B. (ComSir.
munion.
VI, 23.
pare Sept.
49,
10.
Just.
Tryph.
14,
505 D.)
ov,
SapeacTTiKdv, ov, t6,

(mJKrj)
(Sapea) L. instrumentum
hahiKUTrvKos,
with
5.
twelve
gates.
donationis,
1,
7.
deed
of donation.
Basilic. 5,
Chron. 474, 11.

{shorts).
Mai. 49,
8<o8eKao-i)fior, ov, (aijiui)
containing twelve times
baspiopai,
Tivi.
to present.
Theoph. 310, two

given as
for
Aristid. Q. 34, irovs.
âheKcuTKoXnos, ov, (crKaKfws) with twelve tholepins, that

is,
ScDpTjpaios,
a,
ov,
{Sapripa)
gift.
oars.
Pint.
I,
726 B.
the
Cyrill.
H. 816 B.
i),
SaSeKaa-tajTrrpov, ov, to,

tribes
(a-Krjirrpov)
twelve
BapripanKds,
ov, ^=. SaptjriKos, liberal.

9.
Dion.
of Israel, Clem. R. 1, 31.
collectively
considered.
stadia.
1,
H.
Ill,
1649,
Sapid^co, dcrai,
^=
dapi^w.
Philostr. 529.
dmdeKaardSios, ov,
36.
(ardSios)
4,
of
37.
ttvelve
AapiKos,
19,
ii,
ov,
Doric.

Sa>8eKa(TvXKaôs,
twelve syllables.
ov,
Strab. 13,
SidKeKTOs, the
P. 474.
(cruWa^rf)
10, 8.
Doric dialect. Iambi. V. Theodos. 976, 24, kXiVw, Doric deDrac. 50,
1,
consisting
14, 6.
of
clension.
Heph.
AapiKas, adv. in Doric.

616, 27.
5.
Sext.
daSeKarr/fiopiov, ov, to,
z=
(aSiov, sign of the
zodiac.
Ptol. Tetrab. 93, et alibi.
Aapios,
Sext.
a, ov,
Dorian. Philon
sc.
666, 18,
ykvcj^rj.
8a>BKa(p6pos, ov, (êpo)) that bears fruit twelve
618, 25,
SidKeKTos.
Iambi. V. P.
times a year.
Sti)SeKd(j>vKos,
tribes.
Lucian.
(ûXij)
2,
112.
474.
To SwSeKaûXoi/, ^=
the twelve tribes.
1,
ov,
consisting
of twelve
Aapis, iSos,
ij,
Doric, Dorian.
'H Aapis
1, 2.
bid-
at daideKa <j)v\al
XcKTos, the Doric dialect.
Strdb. 8,
86.
Sext.
Toi
7.
'larpariX,
Clem. R.
rj
55.
Also, Pseudo-Jaco6.
Luc. Act. 26,

1,
619,1.
472.
Atopurpos,
Porp^r. V. Pyth.
ov,
6,
/amW.V.P.
Pseudo-
dcudcKdtpvXos.
ov,
8ti}8eKa(j>ptov,
to,
(bapiâ)
Dorism.
datdcKa Sypat-
Stud.
Demetr. 80,
dcoptTrjs
5.
917 C.
daSeKampos,
ov,
(.&pa) having or
consisting of
dyav, 6, {dapov) a game in which the conqueror received presents. Plut. II, 820
C.
twelve hours.
Sext. 514, 2. Theod. Anc. 1404 D. To ScoSeKowpoi/, also rj dtodeicdapos, SdSfKa Sipai. jVlcom. 52. Hippol. Haer.
8<upo8fKTi;s, ov, 6,
(8exopu) one who
takes bribes.
Sept.
Job
15, 34.
186, 27.
SadfKejxPpios, ov, 6, a
cinius.
8cBpo8oKEo), rjcra,
^=
3.
Sexd^ca, to bribe.
Polyb.
16,
6,
month invented by LiPlut.

I,
56,
2.
23,
8,
Diod.
13,
64.
33.
da8eKTris
SooScKijif,
Dion C.
ij,
54, 21, 5.
Dion. H.
II,
BadcKacTrjs.
274 A.
Epict. 4, 1, 148.
SapodoKTjTeov
p.
776 Xprjpaa-i bmpohoKqBevTes. Diog. 4, 9, Tivd.

8el
iSos,
offering
1, 22, p.
of twelve animals.
34.
:=
SmpodoKetv.
Tatian.
4,
Porphyr. Abst.
SaSeKrjprjs,
fos,
rj,
813 B.
Tjcra, to
with twelve
banks of oars.
Sept. Deut.
25.
2, 11, 2.
SapoBoTio),
give presents.
AquU. Ezech.
of presents.
Sept.
Athen.
22, 8.
5, 36.
16, 33, Tivd.

8o>po8dTi/9,
Bapa, aros,
to, flat roof, house-top.

2,
ov,
6,
(SiSapi)
giver
Josu.
8, 5.
6.
Eeg.
3.
1, 9,
Mel.
6, giver.
Judith
24, 17.
Marc.
I, 732 B. Sapdnov, ov, to, preceding. 21,5. Herodn. 1,12,16.
Babr. 5, 5. Matt. Luc. 12, 3. Clem. A. Epiph. in, 241 D. Hieron. I, 859.
13, 15.
Esai. 15,
ScopoKOTTt'to, Tja-a, (kottto)) to bribe.
Mace.
10, 17.
3, 4, 19.
SapoKowia, as,
^,
bribery.
AquU. Deut.
Jos. B. J. 2,
Prov.
6,
35.
6,
SmpcArjTmjs, ov,
I,
(Xa/u/Sdvo))
AdOvariKoi,
S>v, oi,
=:
SapoSfKTtjs.
following.
Damasc.
757
Sept. Prov. 15,
27.
Tatian. 10.
Hippol.
D.
AavaTiarai, &v,
natus.
oi, (AmvaTos) followers of DoTheod. IV, 424 B. ol,
Haer. 450,
71.
17,
BwpoKrfîa, as,
35,
2.
dtopoBoKta.
Phryn. P.
Horn.
S.
AavoTiavoi, &v,
Dion C.
8, 203.
39, 55, 3.
II. 6,
preceding.
Epiph.
I,
*8poi', ov, TO, oblation, offering.
1037 B.
AavdTos, ov,
293.
Particularly, to God.
1,
Sept.
1037 B.
8ci)pa(jo(<,
6,
Dondtus, a fanatic. Epiph. I, Leant. Mon. 556 B, another per-
Gen.
4, 4.
Lev.
2 seq.
Par.
1,
16, 29.
Esai. 66, 20.
Matt.- 5, 23.
15, 6, et alibi.
son of the same name.

ov, tA, the Latin a variety of peach. Cfreg. Nyss. HI, 1084
Marc.
duracinum,
A.
Geopon.
3, 1, 4.
10, 13, 1.
Luc. 21, 1. 4. Pavl. Hebr. 8. The offerings to the church 5, 1, et alibi. {bread, wine, x'Spa, and grapes'). They were placed upon the holy table. CTem. R. 1, 44.
7,
11.
Digitized
by Microsoft
opov
409
da>po(f>opr]T(ov
eai>
Can.Apost.4. 3. Ens. U, 1189 B. Greg. Naz. II, 564 A. Const. Apost. 8, 12. 13. Pallad. Laus. 1178 D. Theod. HI, 1236 E. a. The sacred elements. Choi. rV, 168 A. 1541 C, TO S.yui. Eus. Alex. 344 B. 349 A. Chrm. 705, 21. Porph. Cer. 16, 11. 88, 9.
=
r/,
del Smpoôpeii/.
Andr. C. 808
of 221 B.
Scopocpopia, as,
(8copocj)6pos)
the bringing
presents.
Poll. 4, 47.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
AaxTidSris, ov, 6, Dosiades,
an obscure
versifier.
Lucian.
II,
350.
E
E, ,
represented in Latin by
short.
[In
weight.
As
to Moeris,
we
only
know
the Phoenician alphabet.
He
that
(n), the proto-
a consonant or breathing corresponding to the rough breathing H. In the Greek alphabet it is a vowel and there is no evidence that it was ever employed as
type of E,
is
;
he lived before the time of Photius. See also Lyd. 140, and compare Damasc. II, 29 B Ata -^CKov toC I, as distinguished from EI
in spelling, but not in sound.]

for
stands
In
rON.
tion,
the representative of the

all
rough breathing. the ancient Greek alphabets, ex-
TTcVe, five,
or m\mroi, fifth
,E,
with a
five
stroke before,
for
TrevTaKtaxtKioi,
cept the Ionic,

in Latin.
is
either long or short, as
thousand,
iav,
Inscr. 165
all
*OINIKEI, 2TPATE-
L. siqua,
if,
if in
any way.
22,
3,
With
rjcrOa.
the in-
In
the alphabets without exceprepresented also the diphthong EI,
dicative.
Sept.
Epist. 1, 5,
evoSovrai.
hut only
ectasis.
when
Inscr.
this
diphthong originated in
Joann. 15, o'i8ap.fv. Patriarch. 1117 C, Just. Tryph. 67, dn-QSeiKvuT-e.

Theod. IH, 352 Mai. 136, 16 ^vymfiev iav a-aito
Job
EXSENAI, 0*EAETO. 87 EnirPA*EN. 160 EX2EPrA2MENA, SHEPAS. 74 ABAABE2. 75 nOAES. 76 EHESTATE, HPYTANES. The diphthong El was written in full when it was a radical syllable, or when it arose
75
76
Ael. V.
H.
4, 24, iî,TTa<T6.
AIAXEPIZ02IN.
B,
iiojpvxBr).
Brjo-o/ieda,
if
we wish
save our
lives, let
9,
us
75,
flee.
Theoph. 281, eariv.
X<opovvTai.
So
Leo. Tact.
in conditional clauses de-
noting customary action.
Patriarch. 1128
from the contraction of

Seivofievcoa:
E and
I.
Inscr. 16
Eaw Se
\ev ....
eTTfdiSov fioi olvov, ovk emvov,

p,oi.
B
Se
ei
75 Sei^m.
76 eâXeupovrav, ev-
imhiboir)
,
Apophth. 340 C 'Eav wapeâ-
TretBrjs, Teixrj, TToXei,
, eneLbrj, eireiSav, ypafi-
napeSiSei airm,
irapaâkoi, ...
.,
imreut, (rvyiiKeiovToav.
apX^h wXeHTToi'. 147 tKaptei, eTreTeuav.

150 Sioyeirmv.
82 Savetferat. 87 npvTaveiov. 144 eiKoarrjt

aci.
80
irapfdiSov air^.
Trjirei,
[Constructions like iav
al-
iav i\evdepa<7i, iav onoBvrftTKOfjiev, iav
148
Xeia,
fieTayeiTVLa)vo(T-
evayyeKlêrai, iav arriKeTe, iav apveirat
owe
12.
151 dicpcuTfiaTa, yopyoveiov.

emeu, TrpoaTa<rei,
Beiviair, apKTTOKXfLSrjo; api-
their existence to bad spelling.
Luc. 11,
160 yeura,
irevTeKeiKoa:
Keificvayv,
165
Joann. Thess.
Sept.
8, 36.
1, 3, 8.
Paul. Kom. 14, 8. Gal. 1, 8. Patriarch. 1117 C.] Wîth

'Eai/
leal,
3044 eiSas, Keivov. Rang. 46 jrotTfiSavi.. Franz. 12 (peiSiiriSaa. 49 criyurja. 62 ypvveirja: Galen. IX, 410. Athen.
(TTei&ris,fipaKKi.Stja:
the subjunctive.
even
if,
although.
Job
1, 7,
14, 5. 11. 28.
31, 14.
Ps. 22, 4.
2, 5.
Cor.
11, 30.
optative.
apud Athen. 10, 79. Plat. Cratyl. 393 D. Argum. Horn. H. 5. Plut. n, 384. 386 A. Herodn.
is ei.
The
true
name
of
Callias
croi.
2. Interrogatively,
Tim. 2, Method. 88 A,
With
Paul. the
Koa-y-oir],
if,
buuxKiba-
whether. Apocr.
a-v
Act. Pet. et Paul. 63

vyirjs iêKevarj.
BXeW
it is
iav evrevdev
Hippol. Haer. 30,8, Athen. 11, 30. Eust. 507. 1001. When the sound of AI could no longer be
69.
Gr. in Bekker. 798. 800.
3. In later writers
often used for av

Sept.
21, 12. 22
after relatives in conditional clauses.
Gen.
oils
15, 14 ''Qt iav bovXciiiraxTi.

irotrjs.
distinguished from that of E, schoolmasters
iav
1,
44,
'Ocra iav bmiavrax ipai.

avp.^fi,
found
is
it
necessary to designate
epithet -^CKov, simple.
E by the The name E i/riXoV
Ex.
2,
10 'Hkiko iav
as v.
1.
Reg.
Esdr.
11.
1,
14
Hav
h iav dvifiri iv Tg Kpcdypa, iXdp.iepeiis,

:;:;:
of frequent occurrence in the rules of Choeroboscus and Theognostus. It is found also in Draco and Moeris. But as the grammatical work of Draco is full of in^polations, some of which cannot be traced further back than the fourteenth century, its
authority, in questions like this, is of
âvev iavTci 6
3, 5.
2, 4.
6 dvaâir).
4, 14.
7,
1,
1, 8,'l6. 19.
Tobit
Sir.
15, 17.
1, 13.
36, 31.
Job
37, 9.
Esai. 17. 5.
Dan.
Mace.
I,
1, 6,
36. 1, 10, 43.
Polyb.
7, 9, 6.
Phihn
23.
220, 26.
N.
:
:
T. passim.
Anton.^,
16.
Artem. 112.
Mai. 63,17. 94,

otXTts eoTiv.
no
160, 23.
Theoph. 279, 15
52
Digitized
by Microsoft
eapiTK
410
in form witli
i^Sb/j/rjKovTaovo
[Tliis use of edu lias its origin in tlie fact

tliat
the modal ac coincides

av,
av.]
e^bopAs, dSos, fi, (f^Bopos) the number seven. Philon I, 21, 44. 24, Theol. Arith. 41 seq.
32. 497,5. /os. Ant. 3, 12, 3, erav e^8o/iof, Plut. II, 391 F. 738 D, fortyîne years. 1027 E. Hierocl. C. A. 127, 5. 8.-2. The Jewish Sabbath ;= <rd^âTov. Sept. Mace. 2, 6,11. 2,12,38. Philon 11,277,2. 113,33, Jos. Apion. 2, 39. Ant. 14, 4, 2 Tas iepd.
the conjunction
that
is, el
contracted from eav,
Simoc. 86, 20. iapivrj, tapins, iSos, rj, Sept. Reg. 3, 10, 5 'E^ tavToi, ^f, of himself. Polyh. 3, eaD7^r iyeveTO, she was astonished.
58, 9 'EauToi! X"/"" ''P'^'i.lifiarai, rriv oKfiBeiav, Died. 13, 95 to prefer truth for its own sake. Eis (avTovs cpxofievoi, coming to their senses.
i^SopdSas
sc. rjpepaiv,
rjpepas.
Theophil.
2,
12.
3.
Hebdomas, hebdomada, septimana,

week.
2, 1.
Dion. H.
selves,
II,
alone.
808, 9 Ko^' eavrois, by themSext. 12, 1, 2, to distinguish
Sept. Ex. 34, 22.
Deut.
2, 12,
16, 9.
Tobit
Dan.
10, 2.
Mace.
them from the Cappadocians.

(132).
alperov,
Diosc.
5,
131
Sext.
161, 23.
162, 20
To
Si'
eauro
(JxvktSv,
Adhort. 122.
9.
for its own sake. 2. Of thyself
Iambi.
o-cavrov.
3,
Herod. 'E^BopdSav eoprri, Pentecost. (For the names of apud Orib. H, 387, 9. the days of the week, see ^lor, o-eXî/ij,
31
"Aprjs, 'Epprjs, Zeis, 'A(/)po8iTi;, Kpdvof.
Sept. Sir. 51, 25.

18, 6, 4.
Jer. 4,
3.
Polyb.
1871,
109,
Of
myself
1,
Dion. H.
ipmrrov.
1, 9,
9.
Ill,
9.-3.
4.
2,
Sept.
Gen. 11,
'H peydXri e^Sopds, 1324 B.) e^Sopas tov nddovs or the great week ; also Ttdaxa, Passion week, the week of the Passalso Orig.
I,
f]
See
Mace.
5,
57.
Polyb.
37, 2.
over.
8, 33.
Cyria. A.
iaa,
Dion. H. IV, 2171, 5. Sext. 15, 29. 646, 23. Sept. aXKrjKaiv. 4. Of one another
X, 425 B. 449
C.
Sap. 6,
11,
9.
3.
1,
19,17.
12, 50.
to
Mace.
1,
10, 54.
71.
1,
to
let,
permit, etc.
Clementin.
13,
Anast. Mosch. 3032 B. 4. Hebdomas, of the GnosSin. 664 A. Iren. 493 B. 497 B (676 A). Hippol. tics. Haer. 368, 59. 370, 89. 378, 19.
Eutych. 2400 A. Jejun. 1916 B.
Joann.
'Eatrare
jue
Trpoo-aydyoi, sc. iva.
Sext. 525, 1
e^SopanaXos,
u, ov,
:=
e^Sopa&iKos.
Clim. 701
'ES
Xcyfii' oTt
duevpfrd
i(TTiv,
I need
not say
B.
e^SopariCa,
la-a,
that they
cannot be found
out.
Apocr. Act.
(ejSSo^r)
to
complete seven
C.
PhiUpp. in Hellad.
p,eda.
5, jfp,ds Iva o-u/i/SouXeutrti-
years, to pass seven years.
Amphil. 53
ejSyoXXiB
\_Theoph. 282, 18 eaa-av EKâXXtB.
=^
etatrav.]
e^hopanKDS, see e^hopabiKOS.

e^SoprjKOvBeKTOS,
seventy-sixth.
r],

"A/3yapos.]
yiyvofiai)
born,
ov,
e^doprjKOOTOs eKTOi,
[Compare " Ayfiapos,

i^bojW.yevj]t, cos, 6,
Gemin. 816
Philon
C
I,
'Hpepas e^&o468. 574, the
(ej3Sd/iij,
on
prjKovSeKTa, SC. pepei.

e^BoprjKovTa, seventy.
ike seventh day,

II,
an epithet of Apollo.
(e^bopus)
Plut.
717 D.
on,
6,
virtues of the
number
seventy.
Oi
epSoptj-
i^bojmhdpios,
hebdoma-
Kovra npeaPirepoi or ippr/vevTai, or simply Oi

e^SopfjKovra,
preles, the
dariu
week,
hehdomadary, the officer of the ikfacar. 975 B. monastery. Hieron. II, 66 C (68 A, Minister hebdos
,
Septuaginta seniores vel
inter-
in
madis).
Cassian.
I,
178. 179.
Const. (536),
1201 A.
Basil. Porph. Novell. 310, in the
imperial palace.
Cer. 272, 12.
Also,
Seventy Interpreters who translated the Hebrew Bible into Greek in the reign of Ptolemy Philadelphus. In strictn ess it should be Ot i^BoprjKovraSvo, Septuaginta duo ; but
e^BoprjKovra has
its
i^Sofidpios.
Porph.
Leo Gram. 305.

6v,
Cervl. 817 B.
Codin. 36.
f^SopaSiKos,
Tj,
septenarius,
consisting
of seven.
Orib.
II,
i
Nicom. 45, dpidpos287, 11. Hence,
Antyll.
apud
been adopted on account of being a round number. Jos. Ant. 12, 2, Just. Tryph. 68. 124. 137. 7, npeaîrepoi. Cohort. 13. Iren. 947 B. Hippol. 613 A. Orig. I, 52 B. 725 C. Tertull. I, 380 A.
hebdoma-
dal
hebdomadal, of the week, weekly. Nil. 617 A, 8ida-rrjp,a. Max. Conf. Comput. 1241 B. 1237 B, rjpcpa, the day of the week.
s
,
Written
Ant. 11,
iviavTos.
also i^SopariKos.
Nicom.
53. PhiJos.
Ion II, 206, 44, eror, the sabbatical year.

8, 6.
1093 A. Anatol. 213 A. Eus. II, 452 A. Epiph. I, 1073 C. HI, Athan. I, 205 A. 240 Oi e^SoprjKovraBvo epprjvexnai. [The legend of the translation of the Pentateuch is given by a Greek Jew who calls himself Aristeas. See also Philon H, 138. 139. 140.
Patriarch. 1065 D,
76, 42.
sc.
ct.
Jos. Ant. 12,

31.
2, 1.
I,
Prooem.
889 C.
3.
Just. Apol.
I,
1,
Hippol. Haer.
Orig.
HI, 1345 B,
Conf. Comput.
Clem. A.
Orig.
II,
56. 57.
et
Basil.
IV, 365 C, kvkKos.
Epiph.
.
(3So/ia8ocs, adv. weekly.
1241
Max.
alibi.]
Oi
Ill,
373 seq.
1.
HierOn.
449 B, 1060 B.
I,
e&hopfjKovra,
SC
paBrfral or aniI,
OTTO dp)(ris /38o/xdSo9.
/38oâf(B (i^Sopas)
irroXoi.
Luc. 10,
cra^âTiâ.
Theodtn.
e^SopTjKOVTaSvo
Sept. Esdr.
Clem. A.
e^8op.rjKOVTa 8io, seventy-two.
Ezech. 21, 23.

4^hopAptos, see e^bopaddpws.
1, 5, 9,
et alibi.
Clem. A.
877
A.
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by Microsoft

e^Bo/irjKovToeTrjpK
i^SofjajKovrafTripis, iSos,
fj,
411
of
sev-
(eroy) period
eôuXouf, the Latin

i^patâ,
ehulum, ebulus,
enty years.
Vit.
Aral. 1160 C.
(cTos)
â.^
-Ems.
IV,
paiwcTrj, dwarf-elder.
Diosc. 4, 172 (176).
620 B.
f^SofiriKovTCKTfjs,
cs,
ia-a, ('E/3paios) to
Clem. A.
I,
877 A.
of SBvetity years. Eus. IV, 617 D.
B. J.
6, 2, 1.
2.
speak Hebrew.
Jos.
To become a Jew. Achmet.
12, p. 13, 25.
Contracted
old.
i^So/jajKovTovTris, 6, seventy
Just. Apol. 1, 15.
Fern.
years
'E^pdUos,
1,
{],
6v,
i^bofuiKov-
ypappara.
I,
Hebraicus, Hebrew. Aristeas Luc. 23, 38. Afric. 92 B.
Toims, iSos.
18, 4.
Lucian. HI, 26.

?Ae space
Dion
C. 46,
Orig.
K^,
728
A.Petr. Ant.
730
r,
'E/3pai-
synagogue.
a, ov,
ipSoiirjKOvTaeTia, as,
ij,
Afric. 73 C.
Basil.
of seventy years. IV, 984 A.

Sept.
'E^paios,
i^SonJiKovTOKK, adv. seventy times.

4, 24.
ikfo(.
Gen.
Hebraeus, Hebrew. Sept. Gen. Judith 12, 11. 2. Substantively, a Hebrew. Ex. 1, 15. Deut. 15, 12.
39, 14. 17.
18, 22.
iôiaiKOvrairevTc
five.
5,
:=
e^So/iriKOVTa irevre, seventy-
Mace.
2,
7,
31, et alibi.
Plut.
11,
671 C.
Particularly, Palestinian Jew, in contra-
Sept.
Gen.
25,
7.
Ex.
39, 6.
Esdr.
1,
distinction to Greek
Jew
(Hellenist).
Paul.
6. 1,
12.
ov,
Cor.
(trraStoi')
2, 11, 22.
Phil. 3,
b.Luc.
Act.
iîoiujKovraiTTabios,
Stadia.
of seventy
riaaa-
Strab.
9, 5, 13.
.Hebrew Christian, not a Hellenist. 'Expats, I'Sof, 17, Hebrew. Luc. Act. 21, 40.
2.
22,
i^Sofi7]KovtaTe(T(rapes, a,
pes, seventy-four.
z^
i^SofiriKOVTa
1, 5,
26, 14.
/ms^. 1, 31,
(ptovfj,
in the
Hebrew
lan-
Sept. Esdr.
e^SoprjKOVTaTpets,
seventy-three.
-rpla,
26.
tongue.
'E0pa'i(Tp6s, ov,
6,
e^hop.r)KOVTa rpeis,
I,
(e/3paff<)
the
Hebrew
Sir.
Clem. A.
872 C.
guage.
'E^pa'ia-Ti,
e^BofOIKOVTOVTTjS, ifiSopijKOVTOVTlS, 866 e)38o/iI)K01/-
476 D. adv. in Hebrew. Sept.

Orig. Ill,
5, 2, et alibi.
iaio,
Prolog.
calm,
Joann.
ipbojiriKoaToSvos,
ov,
Qfi8op,r]KO(rT6s,
8uo)
sei;-
*iyyaK-qviâ,
-^
yaKrjvi^co,
to
be
enty-second.
Plut. II, 932 A.
e^Sopos, ov, seventh.
2.
sc.
Substantively, (a)
c/SSd/XTj,
se. rjpipa,
the seventh
day of the
Ill, 1 74.
Epicur. apud Diog. 10, 37. eyyapos, ov, (ydpos) married. Cyrill. A. 356 B. Epiph. II, 173 D. Chrys. X, 274 C.
eyyaa-Tplôpai, to thrust into the yaarr^p.
90,
1
mouth. (b) Philon
P?M<.
n, 1027 E.
4.
II,
Zaan.
the
Genes.
^
I,
i^Soprj,
T/pepa,
Sabbath.
166,
35.
T7]v bta ^t<povs TeXevralav Toprjv
avra
(c) to e^Sopa, seven (d) to week. Theod. 1025 C, (PSopa = Paschal week. 3. Seven ^ 4. AdPhilon
Clem. A.
11,
675,
137,
39.
iyyaa-Tpiêrai, stabs him.
1613 B.
iyyaoTplpvBos,
ov, (iv, yacn-fip, pv6o<:^
L. ventrihaipmv.
years' work.
Sept. Gen. 29, 27.
loquus, speaking
from
the belly, ventriloquist.

1,
ifiSopAs,
II,
Sept. Lev. 19, 31.
Keg.
28,
3. 8,
ToC iraiTxa, the

eirra.
II,
5,
verbially,
efiSopov
34, dpiSpos.
etrrdKcs,
St'
Esai. 44, 25 (8, 19 Ot ex t^s KoCKlas (pcovovPlut. U, 414 E. Jos. Ant. 6, 14, 2. a-iv).
seven times.
Galen.
II,
88 P.
Clem. A.
I,
404 A.
Orig. II, 1033
Joann. Mosch. 2925 C,

fêXivos, ov,
eêvivos, ov, (c/Sevof)
Mai. 286, 20. of ebony. Strab. 15, 1, 54. Inscr. 3071, Si^posArr. P. M. E. 36. Cosm. Ind. 100 A, eêwivos. Anast. Sin. 72
following.
oAt/s Tfjs rjpepas.
iyyaiTTpios. ov, (yatTTrjp) inward.
D.
eyyaoTpiTT/f, av,
6,
iyyacrrplpvdos.
Schol.
Arist.
Vesp. 1019.
airat, (yatrTiyp)
iyyacrrpoa,
nate.
^=
Kvia-Kio, to
impreg-
A.
i^loKos, see i^la-Kos'EÎchv, avos, 6,
Chron. 211, 13.
Leont. Cypr. 1717
B.
Mal.nS,22.
JV3X, Ebion (nrfflx^f), apparently the eponymus of the Ebionites. Hippol. Haer. 406, 66. Tertull. II, 778 B. Orig. I, 389 A. 793 A. Alex. A. 561 A. Epiph. I, 405 B seq. Theod. IV, 388 B. C.
(Êfiiav')
iyyeia-apa, aros, to, (yelaov) a kind offracture.
Soran. 249, 16.

eyyetToi/eo) (yciTovea), to neighbor,
border upon.
im-
Theoph. Cont. 48, 13, koto n. cyycvvdca (yevvda), L. ingenero,

plant, generate in.
to
'EjSuoraiot, av, oi,
Ebionaei, Ebionites,
Polyb.
6,
55, 4, inborn.
corresponding to the modern Iren. 686 B. 884 B. 1074 B 'H/Skbi/qioi. Hippol. Haer. 406. 1122 C. 526. Orig. I, 389 A. 793 A. 1277 C. 1288 A. in, 940 G. 1413 A. Eus. II, 273 A. 560 A. Epiph. I, 405 B seq. Theod. JV, 489 A. Tim. Presb. 28 B. (Compare Just. Tryph. 48.) Theod. TV, preceding. EjSuams, ecux, oi, 388 C.
an early
sect,
Nicol. D. 32.
Plut. II, 132 E.
Clem. A.
I,
humanitarians.
545 A.
eyyeuo/xac
^3
ycvopai.
Polyb.
7,
13,
7.
iyyffpapa, aros, to, (iyyrjpdo'Ka)) what belongs to Plut. I, 351 Cic. Att. 12, 25.44. old age.
D.
eyyida (iyyis),
13, 4.
to be allied to.
Sept.
Nehem.
iyylo,
\ '
i<r<a,
(iyyvs)
to be
near, to
come or draw
12, 11, elaeX-
near, to approach.
Sept.
Gen.
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eyyiarapio^
6elv els A'iyvTTTOv.
Tr)V
412
19, 9,
ejKa'yj(ââ)
18, 23.
awrpi^m
35, 16, els
Polyb.
Bvpav.
27, 21, nvi, irpos riva.
693 A.
2.
3,
21, 4.
Diod.
6, 27.
Clem. A.
I,
Conscriptus.
Dion. H.I,
Xafipada Tov ikBelv

irpos
p.e.
els rfiv 'E<j)pa6d.
45, 4,
47, 29.
Ex.
be related to one.
Ps. 26,
2, fV' E/ie.
Lev. 25, 25, to Deut. 31, 14. Tobit 6, 6. 37, 12 'E^ evarias jxov rjy24, 2. 90,
7.
3.
261, 11 narepes eyypa(f>oi, patres conscripti. Scriptural, found in the Scriptures.
Clementin.
3,
10.
Athan.
8.
Carved.
promise.
Aristeas
5.
II,
81 B.
4.
I,
Substantively,
toritten
yurav
kcu.
earqa-av.
106,18,
51, 23.
eais t>v
TO eyypatjjov, a writing, written treaty,
TTvXcov TOV
OavaTOV'
Sir.
1,
118,
169, evamtov crov.

Esai. 29,
'AfwToi;.
Polyb.
3, 26, 4,
et alibi.
Plut.
Prov.
13.
5, 8.
37, 30.
Mace.
2,
1,
49. 48,
6.
1, 6,
11,
4,
156 C. 552 A.
eyypdcjxo,

AmpTiil. 196 C.
to
Alex. A.
PoZ2/6. 1, 33, 1.
Seueo/.
8, 6, 6.
41, 1, a-Tparowe7, 1, rrjs
express in writing.
Apollon. D.
dvraivvjiiiu,
ypdxjjco
9, 6, 2.
12,
oiKo'n)rfi yfj.
Synt.
112,
25
as
Ai iyypatôjxevai,
Tos.
15, 31, 3, TTJs bevrepasTrjs TrdXecor.
17, 4, 1, iPion. if.
{iya> ypa(pB>
Diod. 13, 109,

11.
N.
T. passim.
3.
V,
78,
To JWn^
tX.
near, <o
5, 8,
2. Conscribo. without t-yo)). Plut. 1, 102 F Toif 8' eyypafjievTos im' avTov, senators.
distinguished from
join.
Sept.
Gen. 48,
13, Tivd nvi.
Esai.
dypov TTpos aypov.

Tji yrj
46, 13,
Polyb.
8, 6, 7,
eyypdtfias (eyypaipos}, adv.
ire
writing.
Inscr.
Tas vavs70, 20.

79, 23.
4305.
277, 22.
Jos. B. J. 1, 27, 1.
Just. Tryph. 120.
e'yyLO-rdpMS pr eyyuTTtdpios, ov, 6, waiter at table.
Iren..3,l,l.
eyyvdopMi
promise.
Brjcet.
Clem. A.
to 3,
I,
696 B.
self,
Porph. Cer.
[Per-
(eyyuoa)),
pledge one's
19, avrbv
to
haps from in gusto. The derivation from eyyl^m may be doubted.]

eyyXavKoSf
oz/,
Epict.
3,
on
evcrra-
(yXavKos^ blue.
Diod.
1,
12.
iyyvrjTrjs, oi, 6,
a surety,
9,
etc.
Classical.
Dion.
eyyXuTxpos,
3, 2,
ov,
(ykiuxpos) rather sticky.
Diosc.
H. IV, 2263,
OS
rjêi.
Lucian.
I,
821 Ei
Kara
Trjv yevtriv.
TLS eyyvTjTTjs earl troi otl ^coxrrj.
iyy\vKaLva> ^zz y\vK.aiva>.
Martyr. Path. 1437
eyyvfiva(TTr)pu>v, ov, to,

(Tiov.
=z
yv/ivaaTripiov, yvjuid-
A.
eyyXvKodearos,
to behold.
ov, {ev,
yXvKvs, Seaofiai) pleasant

Diosc.
5,
Greg. Naz. Ill, 213 A. eyyvfios, probably a mistake for tyKUfios, ov, (kuo)) conceived in the womb. Pseud-^Man.
'eyy\vKos, ov, (yKvKvs) sweetish.

cyyXv/i/ia,
10.
IV, 1429 A.
eyyvTTjs, rjTos,
fj,
arcs,
9.
to,
(iyykv(j)a>^
carved work.
(eyyvs) nearness.
7.
Strah.
8, 6,
Themist. 74,
eyyXv(jiis,
i8oy,
19, p.
188,

Poll. 4, 155.
fj,
=:: preceding.
Damasc.
I,
App.
I,
133, 42.
6,
769 B.
eyy\a>(xa-os or
the tongue.
eyyav, ovos,
eyyovos-
eyyXamos,
yaryreia.
ov, (yXS)cr(ra)
in (with)
Theoph. 582, 21.

Cer. 644, 19.
*eybiha>ju
Vit. Euthym. Porph. Adm. 153,

brnKtav.)
19. 23.
Schol. Arist.
Thesm. 131.
or nail on. Galen.
iyyorfTevai
=z
Philostr. 100.
(Compare
c'/cSi'Sm/it.
Inscr. 1570, a.
eyyop.<\i6ai (yofitpoa), to fasten

II, 3
*ey8oa'is, see eKdotris-
75
D -(rBai nvi.
L. neptis, granddaughter. Artem. Greg. Naz. Ill, 268 A. Nil. 168 D.
Antec.
1, 9, 3.
iyepaiyeXms, av, (iyeipa, yeXms) laughter-stirring.
eyyovri,
rjs, fj,
Steph. Diac. 1140 A, buffoon.
384.
iyepaiveKpos, ov, (veKpos) that raises the dead.
Lyd. 165, 14.

42.
Proc. HI,
64.
I,
eyyoviov, ov, TO, grandchild.
Vit.
Euthym.
38, 38, 2.
eyyovos, ov,
6,
L. nepos, grandson,
Dion. H.
143. 247, et alibi.

44, 3.
Dion C.
43,
Antec.
1, 9, 3.
eyypa.p,)mTos, ov, (ypdiifui)

letters.
7.
sound expressed by
Nicom. 108,
28.
âvrj.
1,
PhUon
20
4.
2,
I,
321,
n, 525,
Epict.
14, 15.
Method. 208 C. fj, a raising, erecting of a building. Sept. Esdr. 1, 5, 59. Herodn. 8, 5, 10. Eus. n, 1021 B, of idols. 2. Resurrection z=^ Matt. 27, 53. dvd<rTa<TK. Clem. A. II, 352 C. Dion. Alex. 1592 C. Greg. Naz. H, 97 B. m, 1189 A. eyepTrjpiov, ov, to, (eyeipa) L. incitamentum, incitement. Ael. N. A. 13, 14, Spofimi. V. H.
eyepa-is, eas,
Sext. 621, 12.
eyypairreov
2,
44, els T^v

ij,
ijui)(riv.
8el eyypd(j>eiv.
Clem. A.
I,
224
eyepriKos,
ov,
capable of raising.
e'lripprnia,
Herodn. Gr.
B.
eyypanros,
PoZyJ.
steas 14.
ov,
=
fj,
Enclin. 1147,
eyypatpos. Sept. Ps. 149, 9.
indefinite adverb that
3, 24, 6, et alibi.
Diod.
1, 94.
^rifish.
changes the grave on the last syllable of the preceding word into the acute as Kai mre
;
5(raJ. 6, 1, 8.
/or Kai
iroT, ei
wov for
el irov,
dXXd
wfi for
eyypavXis, eas,
a kind of sardine, a
Suid. 'A<pva
in
aXXa
titJ.
Ael.
N. A.
ov,
8, 18.
Schol.
iyKayxditt)
Arist.
Eq. 642.
(eyypdcjxo)
writing,
written.
KayxdCm. Kaxd^m. Basil. Ill, 961 'EyKayxdCeiv 8e rfj âvy Kol dva^pdCeaBai.
eyypaxjios,
aTrpoaipeTojs to (rwpa.
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eyKaOeôfiai
413
probably for
iyKoKea,
to
eyKaraKaifo
through cowardice,
accuse.
to
tyKoBcôfUii (jai6eiofuii) ::= iyKadr/iiai, iyKaSlôfUU.
send.
Clem. R.
2,
2,
Macar. 521 B.
iKKaieeo).
Symm. Num.
21, 5.
lyKoBeipxTcov
vai.
= 8ft iyKadeipyeiv or iynaBcifiyvvI,
Just. Apol. 2, 10 -Brjmi n,
Clem. A.
512 C.
implying
eyKoBeros, ov, settled: resident.
Mai. 319,
'
8.
fyKaSiras, adv. insidioitsly.

yopeiv.
yKai9evSa), to sleep
Diod. 16, 68,
Stjjuij-
in the active. Hippol. Haer. 344, 76 yLpia-rw ravra napadeSioKcvm, of teaching these things.
eyKcikivBea (icaKivbea), to
roll,
two accusatives
wallow
in.
Athen.
in a temple, for cure.
Eus.
iivfjim-
6,
81.
Orig.
I,
1492 D.
n, 1121 B.
Jul.
Frag. 340 A, toTs
nv
of martyrs.
(Compare
an
iyKadia-fia.
Arist. Plut.
662
seq.)
iyKoBiô), to give
Herod, apud
2.
eyKoKKamlôpai (KaAXmm'fi)), to pride one's self upon anything. Philon II, 28, 5. Jos. Ant. Epict. 3, 22, 59. 18, 3, 4. Plut. 11, 85 C. D. 583 D, et alibi.
eyKoKviTTeos,
a,
Or*.
Diosc.
I,
500,
to
7.
ov,
&v
Sei eyKoXinreo-âi.
iyKaBiôfiai,
be
39.
used as
an eyKaduT/ia
a
sitting
Philostr.
391 (Appoll. Tyan.).

a>v,
5, 21.
iyiaxKvwn)pia,
ra, antiphrastic
avaKoKv-
lyKoBurjui, aros, to, (iyKoBi^to)
down
in.
TTTqpia.
Philostr. 611.
to
Dion.
H. V,
141, 3, the difficulty of pro-
eyKoKvnra),
cover up.
562.
7,
'O
iyKCKa\vppevos
7,
nouncing
nants, as
certain
combinations
Diosc.
N$
in Tov îXittttov.
2.
2.
of conso-
\6yos, a sophism.

Sext. 280, 12.
Semi106.
198.
Lucian.
25 B.
fa>s,
I,
Clem.
cupium, in medicine.
Erotian. 150.
1,
3.
A.
I,
Diog.
17,
44. 82.
Moschn. 32.
fyKaXv\jfis,
{eyKdKvTrrai)
2, 12, 5, 10.
a covering, a
Plut.
eyKaduTfidTiov, ou, to, /zWê eyKadttrfuu

35.
fyKoBKr/Jios, ov, 6,
Moschn.
veiling.
Strab. 10,
p. 353, 25.
n, 266 E.
iyKaBuTfia.
p. 83.
Dion. H. VI,
iyKapvca
Anton.
KapvcD.
Jos. Ant.
2, 15, 5,
et alibi.
the eye.
1092, 5.
iyKaBopjuiTK,
harbor.
Moschn. 136,
ceoi, ^,
cyKovdios, ov, {KavBos) in the corner
of
(iyKaBoppiâi) a putting into
Galen.
11,
270 E.
rj,
Arr.
1, 18, 5.
eyKavBls, ISos,
(jcavBoi)
tumor in
II,
the
inner
(yieama, av, ra,

tion
{Kaivos)
dedication, consecra-
corner of the eye.

yKa7rrj\evQ>
TOtff
Galen.
271 A.
Tit.
of a temple.
12, 27.
Sap(.
Nehem.
Suid
6.
dedication.
/os. Ant.
Joann. 10,
12,
7,
7).
2. of 22 (Mace. 3. Applied to the

T/ie festival
1, 4,
Esdr.
2,
6,
16.
^=
KairrjXeva in.
B. 1213 B,
Achmet.
ypdppaoTL.
fire.
54,
tyKanvos, ov, (kokvos) smoking, as
159, p. 134.
iyRaphiaios, a, ov,
Kmvrj KvpiaKT].
Greg. II, 608 A.
:=
iyKcipdios.
Iambi. Myst.
Synes. 1289
Orig.
eyKmvtacrpos, ov, 6,
eyKaiviSes, al,
V.
^=
iyKaivurpos.
Euchol.
54, 11.
eyKapTTifo), iVo),
inrjyKcvidfS.
Agath. 325, 23
Sept. Keg.
Sir. 36, 6.
^=
cyKapirov 7rot.
eyitcviSes.
A
Par.
2,
(quoted).
^yKaiw'ffi),
iVm, (jcmviâi) to renew.

3, 8, 63.
iyKaprepryriov
bei iyKaprcpeiv.
I,
1616
2.
9,
1,
11, 14.
15, 8.
B.
To
dedicate, consecrate a house.

5.
Sept.
Mace. 1, 4, 54, referring to the renewal of the temple worship. Paul. Hebr.
Deut. 20,
18.
pass one's life in. Longin. 44, 11. iyKara^piX'" (KaTa^pexa>), to wet with. Geopon.
iyKaraîoa
Plut.
(Karaîoa),
to
n, 783 D,
7.
et alibi.
10,
20.
Theoph.
Cont.
366,
18.
13, 1,
\_Archigen. II, 273, 3 iyK^Kaivurpevos.^

p/Kaima-is, eios,
7,
r],
iyKaTa^va-a-oopai ()3wtro-dr), to be engulfed.
Plut.
:=
to,
iyicaivuTpAs.
Sept.
Num.
Genes.
II,
735 A.
Tols TraOea-i, in iis
88 as
V.
1.
eyKaivurpji,
aros,
iyKarayivopai (KaTayivopai),
following.
A,
Iren. 457 to be in. autem passionibus fac-
128, 8.
tam.
6,
iyKaivurpos, ov,
secration
(iyKatvl^ca)
altar.
dedication, con-
of an
AavtS.
Sept.
Num.
Mace.
7,
10.
iyKaTaypd(f)a> ^=^ Koraypa^to in, among. apud Suid. "E/jkoj .... Cyrill. A.
Ael.
I,
344
Par.
Tov
66.
2, 7, 9.
Esdr.
1, 7, 7.
Ps. 29 (titul.),
2. 1,
C.
o'lKov
Dan.
3,
4,
eyKaraSapdavco (bapdcaiai)
II,
iyKoSsiha.
Cyrill.
Plut.
lyKalvaa-is, ems, ^, (as if
from
7,
fyKaivSai)
688 E, et
ey-
iyKaraSca-pea
alibi.
KoraSea'pea) in.
A.
I,
Katvurpos.
Sept.
Num.
88.
5, 3,
392 A.
4 BoOr cyclub.
tyKcda, to brand.
Arr. Anab.
eyKaraSexopai
(KdraSexopai),
to
receive
in.
KfKavpevas poTrdKov,
marked with a
to
2, 2, 29.
Epiph.
B.
II,
2.
Encausto,
Sept.
encausta pingere,
paint in
iyKaraBeriov
212 A.
Set eyKorandeviu.
Orig.
I,
549
I,
encaustic.
Mace.
iyKtucia, rjo-a, (kokos) o 6e

19, 10, TO irepTTdv
cowardly.
Polyb. 4,
iyKaraKaia {KaTamia),
to
burn
in.
Lucian.
ras ôrjdeias, they omitted,
619
Digitized
by Microsoft
eyKaTaK\ei<TTeov
iyKaTaKKeL(TTOV
19, 3, 1.
414
Oeopon.
shut
eyKavaK
1001 B, et
Tov
alibi.
=
ov,
Sft eyKaTaicKeifiv.
Iren.
1,
13, 2, rav k6kkov
fyKaraKXeta-Tos,
(îyKaraKKeiai)
up.
Patriarch.
Greg. 1136 B. Joann. Mosch. 3016 A.

(xaraKXEia)), io shut
Th.
1072
C.
Clem. A. I, t^v ayaBrjV yfjv. 509 A. 1296 C. Hippol. 728 A. Herodn. Nemes. 517 B. 2, 1, 6, to spread reports.
(TivdjrfcDS eit
f],
iyKaracnropd, as,
(JyKaTaaTTcipa) dissemination.
eyKOT-a/cXfiffl
up
in.
Pcdlad.
Cyrill.
Clem. A.
276.
II,
557 A.
^=. KaTaareydâ.
Psell. Stich.
Laus. 1187 A, as a recluse.

eyKaTaiiKai6a)
iyKaTameydâ
(KaTaK\ada),
((caTaKUTTTO)),
'
to
interweave.
^. IX, 513 A.
eyKaToKimra 1, 344 B.
rive at.
to
iyKaTatrrqpiô) (KaTotmjpi^co), to
settle, establish
look into.
Basil.
in.
Cornut. 21.
Plut.
Diognet.
7.
e'yKaToKafi^dvco
iyKOTotTToix'îoai (jiaTacrToixeiom), to implant as
KaTdKafiâvoii, to
1 7,
go
to, to
ar-
principle.
iyKaTa(Ti^dâi
I,
47 A.
Plut.
I,
II,
353 E.
slaughter
in.
Theoph. Cont. 26,

remnant.
ra
olKiaKif.
{KaTa(T(f)dâ>),
65.'
to
tyKaroKiLiMiia, aros, to,

is left,
{KaTakeijxjm) that which
Diod.
II,
602,
Sept. Deut. 28, 5.
Ps. 36,
iyKaTaa^(f)paylâ>
860 F.
in
KaTao-<f)paylâ
els ttjv
or
on.
37.
75, 11.
e<os, fj, (eyKaraXfiVa)) a forsaking. 565 B. Chrys. IX, 455 D. 598 Pallad. Laus. 1202 B Kar' iyKaToKei-îv
Barn. 4 (Codex x),

lobol. 19.
eyKaTarapda-ffo)
xapbiav
rjfiav.
eyKaToKei^K,
Orig.
iyKaTa<T)(d^to (^KaracrxdCo^, to cut open.
Diosc.
m,
D.
6fov.
(^Kararapd^rrTat),
to
disorder
in.
Plut.
i],
II,
592 A.
Clem. A.
I,
(yuaTaKyfiTTLKOs,
6if,
^=
dvvdfievos eyKaToKafi-
eyKaTaTd<r(Ta> (jcaTaTdaaa)), to place in, to coir

locate.
^dvecv.
Galen.
II,
25 B.
512 A, admit, approve.

Trj
iyKaToKijTTTOs, ov, (iyKaToKaii^dito)')
z^
5.
KdTO)(ôs,
921
A ^'EyKaTarayevTa
J),
iKKeKjfj vioBeaia.
possessed
315.
by a demon.
Genes. 70,
iyKaTarpiât (jiaTarpiâi), to wear out.
Synes.
eyKaToKrjyjfis, ecos, ^, principles
of an
to
art.
Artem.
into
1500 A.
practised in.
::=:
iyKaravyd^to
(KaraXop^tô)), distribute
naTavydâ.
Epiph. HI, 204

Cyrill.
eyKaTokoî^m
classes.
Sept. Par. 2, 31, 18.

z:z:
iyKaTavKiôpju
^=
KaravKiÔfiai in.
A-
fyKaTafiLKTeov
I,
del iyKarafiiymvai.
Clem. A.
I,
1,
272 B. 396 D.
2.
^
to
416 B.
iyKaTa<^4y(o (KaTa(^\eym),
bum
in.
Geopon.
iyKaTa/iia-ya
:^
iyKaTafiiymiu.
Athan.
732
7, 6,
D.
eyKaxaTraifo)
(jiaTaimiô)), to sport with.
eyKaTafjyvTevo) (Karaûreuffl), to plant in, to im-
Sept.
plant.
Clem. A.
I,
73 B.
Orig. IV, 664
Job
I,
40, 14 -trBai viro

((caTajriVoj),
twv dyyeXav.
to
II,
A.
Philon
iyKoraxeto (xaTapêo)), to
4yKaTamva>
swallow up.
300, 24.
pour
to
in.
Plut.
I,
316
210, 42.
368, 48.
C
Cae-
(quoted).
iyKaraiTviya)
=.
KaTairviyo) strengthened.
iyKaraxpia (KaTaxpiio),
smear
over.
Diosc.
sarius 1048.
iyKaTdiroa-ii, fcor, ^,
Eupor.
(eyKaraTrivo))
1,
124.
a swallowing
in.
up.
Philon
I,
I,
116, 15.
eyKaTapid/ifa) (KaTapiBjiico), to
number
Clem.
iyKaraxavwiu (^KaTax&vwjii), to cover with a mound, to bury in. Dion. H. HI, 1800, 12. Herod, apud Orib. II, 407, 3. Anton. 7,
10.
A.
I,
581 C.
iyKarappaxTTea)
KaTappairrca) in.
Cyrill.
A.
in.
956 B.
(jtaTaxrêwviiL),
to
iyKaraxapiâ (KaTaxaplîo), H. VI, 1109, 10.

F.
to
place
in.
Dion.
iyKaTaa-îvmiu
Plut.
rr,
quench
Phot,
975 C.
987 D.
iyKarex"' ("""X")' '" contain.

eyitaTOfi^pecD
((caTo/:ij3peci)),
Plut.
II,
691
eyKaTaa-fiTToiicu (KaTa(rrpra>), to rot in.
m,
to
drench.
Genes.
380 D.
iyKaTatTKevdô) ((caTao-Keuafo)), to make, to prepare. Diod. 14, 91. Aristeas 22. Philon
II,
128, 2.
4yKaTop66a)
A.
Upav.
98, 14.
ov,
iyKdroxos, ov,
= =
10.
KaTopBda.
Kdroxos.
1.
Clem. A.
I,
376
Ptol. Tetrab. 163,
eyKaraa-Keiaa-Tos,
made, prepared.
Iren.
Genes. 79,
1107 C.
yKaTopv<T(Ta> (KaTopv(r<r<),
to
I,
bury
in.
Dion.
iyKarddnevos, ov, {KaraaKcvrf) elaborate.
Dion.
H. V, 265,
cyKOTaSris, es,
Clem. A.
the eyKara.
408 B, t[ tivi.
Schol. Arist. Eq.
H. V,
118,
2,
et alibi.
Artem.. 328.
Pseudo-
of
fj,
Demetr. 10, 15.

iyKaraa-Kqîs,
ems,
Men.
f),
Rhet. 277, 28.

Sext. 686, 11.
attack.
1179.
i'yKavais, fas,
(ey/cai'o))
eyKarao-Kevas, adv. elaborately.
a heating, heat;
Diosc.
op-
{iyKaTaaKrîrra)
posed to
150.
Trepiyjniîs
5, 21.
or
-(/fults.
2, 121.
Diosc. lobol.
3, p. 64.
4, 4.
eyKaTatrrrclpo (KaracrTrelpa), to
sow
in.
Plut. II,
988 A. Galen.
II,
Plut. II, 127 B. Athenag. 195 B. C. 292 P. Justinian.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eyKav(TTr)<s
415
The encaustic
iyKUTo-eiai
eyxXivo)
Cod.
1, 4, 26,
Prooem.
2.
=^
e'yKia-<Tda>.
process.
14.
Inscr. 2297.
Theoph. Cont. 330,
Theoph. Cont. 60, 21

impregnation.
TSv
TToKKaKis tyKUTO-evBevrav.
eyKiawifpA, aros, to,
(eyKura-da)
5.
pyKaucTT^s, ov, 6, (eyKaia)
caustic painting.
one who practises enInscr. 6351, dyaKiMToiroios.

Nil. 300 D.
encaustic.
11,
Hippol. Haer. 196,
Epiph. H, 752 A.
P/u^ 11,-348 E.
eyKovtrriKos,
ti,
op,
encausticus,
Damasc.
eyKKeia-pos, ov, 6, (iyKKeia) the being shut up, the becoming a recluse. Pallad. Laus. 1217 C.
NU.
Epist.
2,
96.
Mai. 294, 20, xp^fua-a.

KoKKiepyriiuunv.
381 A,
en-
iyKKcioTeov
et alibi.
z=
del iyiikeUiv.
Geopon.
14,
7,
18,
fyKavoTos,
caustic.
(ed;(Xor,
rj,
6v,
(iyKoLai)
encaustus,
(v.
1.
eyKXficnrjpi.ov,
ov, tA,
eyicKeiaTpa.
Cyrill.
Basilic. 2, 5, 25
iyKavroi),
Scyth. V. S. 370 B.
sacrum encaustum.
Sept. Ps. 51, 1, iu kokIo..
ttj alvecrei
Andr. C. 1245 A.
41.
eyKKeia-TiKos,
17,
Joann. Mosch. 2921 B. Balsam, ad Concil. VI,

recluse.
iyKavxaofuu, r)(TO)uu, (jiavxaofmC) to glory in, to

boast one's self in.
73, 4.
I,
ov,
of a
Stud. 836 A,
105, 47, iv
T6J Kvpia.
aov.
Clem. A.
ey/cXeioToy,
insect.
rj,
309 A,
eyneXaSos, ov, 6,
Schol. Arist.
Athan. I, 233 A. (wXaSor) a species of
ov, {eyiekeia)
shut up, recluse.
Nil.
Nub. 158.
(eyKe\eva>) exhortation, en-
eyKe\eva-is, emi, ^,
couragement,
Apollon.
cheering.
Strah.
20.
13,
1,
35.
D. Synt. 258,
dcov,
aros,
to,
Theophil.
3,
25
Joann. Mosch. 2900 B. 2905 B. 2921 B. Stud. 960 D. 1245 A. Theoph. 357, 10, TOV povaarriplov. 752. Nic. CPHist. 42, 15. Theoph. Cont. 430. Epiph. Mon. 268 C.
2,
Epist.
96.
Kar eyKe\ev(Tiv tov

eyKiXevaiia,
Arist.
command.
eyiceXeu/xd.
eyKKfitTTpa, as,
r/,
(eyicXeioTor) cloister.
'
Quin.
::=
Schol.
Can. 41.
19.
Andr. C. 1245 B.
Theoph. 674,
Steph. Diac.
Vesp. 909.
9
(yKeXeua-pos, oi, 6,
'
preceding.
Arr. Anab.
eyiekeia-Tpov, ov, to,
preceding.
21
1148 C.
eyicKtia),
cyXeuoTdj,
35.
rj, ov, hortatory. Max. Tyr. 94, Apollon. D. Synt. 258, 11, impprjua, adverb of exhortation (aye, <j>fpe).
to shut
up
in,
said of an eyKXeco-Tos.
iyKevria, tjaa, (KeiTco))
to
mark by
n.
tattooing.

Plant.
-6rjvai
Apophth. 120 B. 381 Joann. Mosch. 2924 A npo tov eyicXfia-da, before I became a recluse. Doroth. 1752 A. Steph. Diac. 1117 C, Ttva ei's Tt.
C.
eyKKrjfiaTiâi (ey/cXij/ia)
*iyKevTpiâ, itra, {Kevrpiâi) to graft.

1, 6, 2.
Aristot.
eyKaXm.
Genes. 18,
Theophr. H. P.
A. n, 344 B.
ulate.
Athen. 14, 68.

=::
2.
2, 2, 5.
Clem.
stim-
13 -aOai.
eytcKfjiJuiTiKcos
To
Jul.
(JyKXrjfiaTLKos^, adv.
6y accusing.
Sept. Sap. 16, 11.

ea>s,
i;p2>A.
n, 128 A.
fj,
tyKevrpuris,
^,
following.
391
eyxKriins, eas,
(ey/caXtto)
accusation, charge.
D.
*iyKevTpurp4s, ov, 6, grafting.
1, 6, 2.
.
Clem. A.
Aristot. Plant.
I,
345
z=z yjfoyos
ddiKovvrav.
Plut.
Eus.
II,
1132 B.
ov,
Germ. 153 A.
I,
Clem. A.
II,
341 C.
Geopon.
4, 12.
eyKKrjTeos, a,
:=z ov del eyKoKelv.

3,
PhUon I, 212, 8.) eyKevrpioTioii =z Set iyKcvrpiêiv.

(See also
13, 4.
9,
Geopon.
3,
1051 C. Anton. 12, 24. Poll. I, 936 C. IV, 140 C -reW

fyxXTjTos, ov, blamable, culpable.
139.
Orig.
16, 2.
Plut.
I,
1051
I,
iyKivrpou),
umj-o),
(Kevrpov) to furnish with a sting.
B.
Orig.
I,
696 C. 844 A.
blamably,
culpably.
Orig.
Schol. Arist.
Vesp. 1074
-Sxrdai.
ey(cXijT(os,
adv.
eyapaoTos,
ov,
(iyKepawvpi) mixed.
(iyKecjxiKos)
Plut. II,
1233 D.
lyxXiô, aros, to,
660 C.
eyKeâKiTjjs, ov,
6,
in
the
head.
Polyb.
9, 21, 8.
2.
(cyfcXij/o))
inclination,
slope.
BomJ := Tpomj of the
Galen. IV, 486 C, pveXos, the brain,

iyiofbeio) (lojSeuco),
3.
to
bury
in.
Jos. Ant.
9, 5,
enemy. clima,
Id. 1, 19, 11.
4,58,8.-3. En-
the inclination of the earth's axis
Pseudo-/os. Mace.
1 7.
(yKrfpoa (jajpoa), to
wax
over, to cover with
wax.
Geopon. 10, 21,

iyKivbvveva
10, 27, 2.
5.
to
the altitude of the pole, latitude. Hipparch. 1013 C, Toii Koa-pov. Gemin. 784 A. 789 C
TO eâppa tov ttoKov.
Kivbvvevw
in.
Justinian. Cod.
enclitics,
=
r),
Inclination of
eyidt.i(ris.
Apollon. D. Pron.
375 C.
tawny.
Diosc.
long, as
1, 12.
Synt. 83, 20.

ov,
lyKippos, ov, (juppos)

4, 84.
133.
iyKKipariKos,
(ey/cXipi) enclitic ;
opdoTovovpevos.
Herodn.
Gr.
opposed Enchn.
eyKurado), qiTio, ((CKTaam)
to
woman
1, 4,
1144.
cyKKlvios, ov, (liXivri) in bed.
iyitKiva),
with child.
(SSovs.
Sept. Gen. 30, 38, els ras pdIren.
Cedr.
II, 18.
30, 41, Kara tos pd^Sovs.
6, aiiTovs.
Hippol. Haer. 196,
3.
of the earth's axis with refHipparch. 1049 erence to the horizon.

to incline,
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eyKXicTK
'Eyxe/cXtfievou tov KofTjiov.
416
Plut. II, 895 F.
eyKOvreca,
8, 2.
iytro),
eyKOTTTlKOi
(Koirrf) to sleep in.
Dion
bed.
C. 68,
2.
13, to cyKCKKifieva (verba), opposed to opdos. the dependent moods Hermog. Prog. 17 "'EyneKKiiiiSext. 496, 15. vov crxfjua, a sentence containing the oblique
To inflect Dion. H. V, 37,
a,
declinable part of speech.
eyKoirios, ov, (jcoiTrj) belonging to
Gregenl.
609 A.
carving.
iyKokairrds,
Et.
M.
255, 44, trrpapxi.
iyKSKapijm, aros, to, (iyKokdirra) figure carved,

Sept.
fj,
Ex.
36, 13.
3. To cases in addition to the nominative. incline, to change the acute into the grave,
as TO KoKa Koi ra atcrxpa, for to koXo koi
aia-xpd.
to.
ov, (eyKoXairro))
3, 6, 29.
engraven, carved.
Sept.
Reg.
Method. 377 C.
eyKoXaTTToi, dyjfa, (icoXdTiTa)) to engrave on, carve
Apollon. D. Pron. 330 B. 304 'Ey/cXjTO/ifi'oj/ {buKpepei) iyicKiTtKOv ; thus dya66s

is
iyKkivoiicvov in dyaôs diTjp.
Gr.
Enclin. 1142.
Tj
Herodn. Porphyr. Prosod. 112

ij
Sept. Reg. 3, 6, 35. on. *eyKoXKdm ((coXXdm), to glue on, join to. Heron Moschn. 5. 265. Sept. Zach. 14, 5. Philon eyKoXXos (koKKo), glued on, united to.
1,
'E-y/cXiVeTOt
iieranBercu
for (caXrfs ia-Tiv).
4.
ofeia QcdK^s ioTlv,
610, 38.
n, 363,
4. to
To pronounce
as
an
ey/coXTTifo), iV<B, (/cdXTToy)
have the form of a

326,
enclitic, as o-e in 'drvî (re.
Apollon. D. Pron.
bag.
Strab. 5, i, 6.
9, 5, 22, p.
17.
I,
280 B Ai TrpioTOTVTroi, Kal iyKKlvovrai (fie, (re). Arcad. 139, 1 Tav iyKKivofiiviov jxopLav. Also, to pronounce as a proclitic (as iya Xe'yta).
2. Mid. iyKoXmCofuu,
330, 36.
to
embrace.
Philon
425, 26.
Act,
Plut. II, 508 D.
A.
I,
1057 A.
n, 253
1, p. 9,
C 3.
Clem.
to
Pass,
be
y/cXi(Tif, ecBf, ^,
eyKKipa, latitude. Hipparch. Plut. n, 895 E, y^r. 1013 D, ToC KoV/iou. Ptol. Tetrab. 29. Gemin. 792 C, declina796 B, obliquity of the ecliptic. 2. tion. Inclination of enclitics, ::= eytcKi/ia. ApoUon. D. Pron. 268 A. 294 A. 313 C Kar eyxXiArcad. 140, 2. Porphyr. a-tv, enclitically. Prosod. 112. 3. Modus, mood, in grammar. Dion. Thr. 638, 5. Dion. H. V, 41, 14. Tryph. 39. ApoUon. D. 529, 7. Synt.
inserted.
Ô/JilVOV.
48 Tvvaiî 8e iynoKmin
iynoKiTios,
ov,
{kSKttos)
e,
or on the bosom.
Encolpius, as a
Inscr. 4713,
'EvKoKrrtos,
proper name. Greg. Naz.TJl,3Z2 A.. Achmet. 2> Substantively, to eyuoX1 25, aravpos.
6,
OTov, amulet, phylactery.
Const. IV, 813 E. Theogn. Mon. 860 B. Theoph. Cont. 119, 20. Comn. I, 177. Genes. 63, 15, aravpiKov.
iyKoKirurpos, ov,
the p.
vagina.
(iyKoXmôpm) insertion into Moschn. 132. Aet. 3, 153,

iyKoKmos.
Anast. Sin. 264
8.
204, 4, wpoiTTaKTiKrj.
eyKkiTiKos,
rj,
60
b, 11.
6v,
enclitic.
Apollon. D. Pron.
eyKoXffos, ov,
=z
293 A. 303 C. 304 A. 314 (307 B. 308 C. 311 A. 313 B seq. Synt. 128, 27. 146, 24. 222, 21). Herodn. Gr. Enclin. Arcad. 98, 3. 140, 5. 146, 1. 1142, iiopiov. Porphyr. Prosod. 112. 113, Xe'^w.
289 B.
eyKKiTiKas, adv. enclitically.
B.
eyKofjidco zzz
Kopaa.
Genes. 108,
e'yKO/ijSdo/iOt, axropai,
self,
(icd^ôs) (o Jinrf on one's
to
vo(j)poa'vvr)v.
wear constantly. Petr. 1, 5, 5, TajreiNii. 253 C, incorrectly eioceKo/iHes.

'EyKo/x/3a)deif, ScBeis.
Apollon. D. Synt.
â>p,evos.
'EyKfeiri(ro>-
140, 28.
eyxXiTos, av, reclining at table.
eyxXotdo), axrco, (icXoids) to
Kop-âjTOL, evetXrjrai
^'EyKOfiâaraaBoL,
Simoc. 215,
collar.
3.
pevtraaOai, oroXla-curdai.
(Tâi,
. . .
Suid.
'EyKO/i/3(o(ra
put on a
Sept.
ivcKop^tt>(rap,rjV.
'Emxfppos
et
Prov.
91.
6, 21.
ye pev
on
KeKopâjTat Ka\as.
(eyfcdTTTO))
eyxXv^cB (xXuffi)), to inject a clyster.

J)!'osc. 1, 19.
Diod.
1,
eyKoppa, aros, to,

eyKopird^w z^:
74.
obstacle.
Eus.
Haer.
II,
53, p. 58, et alibi.
1117 C. 1360 A.
Kop,ird^<a.
tyKKvcrim, arcs, to, (eyxXifo)) injection, clyster.
Hippol.
72,
Diosc. 4,
eyKkvoTcov
II,
3.
8eT eyxXufeu/.
Theoph. Nonn.
PZmJ. IT,
iynorrevs, eas, 6, (eyK07rro>) chisel.

eyKOTrfj, rjs,
r),
Lucian.
I, 5.
154.
L. incisura, notch.
Diod.
1, 32,
cyKvia-pa, aros, to, (fcvifu)
a roas^.
cleft,
crack, in a rock.
297 A.
eyKoiKios, ov, (icotXia) intestine.
9.
Arch. 36.
Sept. Lev.
1,
2.
15.
Erotian. 86.
Apollod.
Interruption, check.
Dion.
H. V, 157,
198.
ZaniJZ.
13.
Diod.
eyKoifidop.ai
1,
36.
1,
91, p. 102, 24. Strab.
Dto^. 4,
Paul. Cor. 1, 9, 12. Erotian. Longin. 41, 3 (incisum). 50.
(yKadevSw, in a temple.
Epict.
2, 16, 17.
Adhort. 856.
Soran.
my
249,
5,
a kind
16, 2, 35.
17, 1, 17.
Plut.
of fracture.
eyKOTTos, ov, (kSttos)
n, 109
eyKotfirfo-is,
C. ear, ^, (iyKoiiidofiai)
53,
r)
wearied, vexed.
soul ?
Sept. Job
ttjv rj'ux^"
Diod.
C.
1,
iv rots Upols.
a sleeping in. Clem. A. I, 489

Apollod.
1 9,
2 "Ecbj Ti'vor eyKonov iroiâ-ere

;
pov
8.
how long
ri,
will ye vex
Eccl.
1,
eyKoird^flpM
26.
Esai. 43, 23.

ov,
Achmet. 222.
Athen.
following.
Arch.
eyKOTTTiKos,
(eyKOTrra) intetTupting.
apud
Orib. HI, 165, 3.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ty/COTTO)?
tyKAiras, adv. laboriously.
tyxdirfuos,
ov,
417
C.
eyKvicKioi
Pallad. Laus. 1180
Achmet. 222.
in
'EyxpanicaiTdTovs
of the world. Method. 380 A, Tatian. 848 A, worldly. Iambi. Myst. 169, 1. Basil. substantively. Synes. 1309 A. Prod. Parmen. I, 41 B.
(Koa-fios)
or
TTjS apfTtjs ao-KijTas,
write iyKpaTijnKoiTdTovsiyKpaTTjs.
eyKpaTujrrjs, ov,
6,
=:
Hippol. Haer.
Encratitae, an
484, 36.
EyKpoT-iTae,
S>v,
ol,
(iyKparris)
588 (192).
fyKoaiiias, adv. in ;ê tcorW.
ProcZ.
Pann. 588
.
ancient Christian sect who regarded marriage and the use of animal food as sinful.
(192)tyKoo'juiyevrjs, is,
They were
essentially Marcionites.
Hippol.
^Kotrfios, yivofiai)
horn' in the
world.
Synes.
Hymn.
4,
224, p. 1607.
;
eyKonjiia, as, to,
(iyKorew) grudge
anger, wrath.
hatred, in-
dignation.
eyKorrjtTK, (as,
7,
Sept. Jer. 31, 39,

ij,
nvL
Aquil. Hos.
9,
Haer. 412, 14. 436, 89. Eus. II, 400 A. Basil. IV, 668 B. 729 C. 881 C. Epiph. I, 845 D. Hieron. I, 494 (213). H, 242 C. 645 C. Theod. IV, 369 D. Tim. Presb. 16
C.
Called
V.
1.
;
apud Hieron. VI, 894 B.

Philon
II,
6.
fj,
429 A.
14 as
Tcis
1, 4, 1
780 A.
<yKOT(s (cyKOTOs), adv. wrathfully.
Clem. A. I, 553 A. Hippol. Raer. 412, Orig. I, 1288 A. Also, 'Eypaalso "EyKparrfTai.
520,
see eyKparrjs.
(Compare Paul. Tim.
(yKpavts, iSos,
{Kpavlov) brain.
Oalen. TV,
498 D.
tyxpaa-is, etts,
ij,
(iyKcpdinnifii)
commixture (mul4.
tiplication).
=
1.
9 (1
+
;
1 is
Nicom. Harm. greater than 1
Theol. Arith.
!)
but 2
+ 3 = 5).
37 (2
;
Iren. 675 A. seq. Clem. A. I, lUS 1148 D. 1157 B. 1181 A. 1192 C. Hippol. Haer. 138, 54. 170, 61. 394, 39. Tertull. I, 1327 A. H, 46 A. 280 524, 22. B. 931 A. Can. Apost. 51. 'Pseu.A-Ignat. 829 C.)
B.
*eyKpaTa, as,
fj,
continence, temperance
op2, 1,
7.
iyKpaTvvofiai
Kparvvopai.
Genes. 97, 22.
posed to dxpaa-ia.
Luc. Act. 24, 25. Clem. A.
I,
Xen. Mem.
1, 5, 1.
cyKpepjiiuu
=:
Kpefiafiai..
Attic,
apud Eus.
on.
Ill,
Sept. Sir. 18, 30,
^x^^-
Polyb. 10, 19,

2.
1329 A.
iyKpep.dwvjxi
91.
iyKpT]p.viâ> z=z Kpr)p,vilâ>.
(Kpejuai/iai/ii), to
5a.
/ren.
1, 6, 4.
hang
Diosc. 5,
1148 D.
1165 B.
Gangr. 21.
Const. Apost. 8, 10 OJ eV iyKpareia, those
who
Genes. 106, 18.
are in a state
ders in
of continency ; one of the orthe ancient church the same as oi

;
eyKpuTis,
fons,
ij,
(JyKpivm) approval, admission
to
a contest for a prize.
Lucian.
79. 86.
II,
490.
Aristid. 756, 18.

4yKpa.TevpM, aros, rh,
(eyKparfvopxii) continence.
iyKpi^co (xpu/Sa)) C.
Artem.
iyKpvTrra.
Galen. VI, 357
Iambi. V. P. 152.
iyKparevopAxi, eva-ojiai, (iyKpaTrjs) to exercise selfcontrol.
tyKpyp-jia, aTos, to,
{iyKpvTma) ambuscade,
Afric.
Cest.
=
312.
Sept.
Gen. 43, 30 iveKpaTcva-aro, he

Paul. Cor.
1,
1, 7, 9. 1, 9,
ivebpa, evehpov, eveSpos.
checked his emotions.

25, iravTo.
Clem. R.
I,
30.
Sext. 424, 15.
Macar. Eus. II, 1141 D, meeting-houses. 832 B. Marc. Erem. 1069 B. Theoph. 391,
et alibi.
alibi.
Clem. A.
A.
Particularly,
1153 B.
to
1161 A.
abstain
Orig.
I,
253
Leo. Tact.
4,
27. 46. 12, 34, et
from marriage
and from animal food.

prevail
Just. Apol. 1, 29
''EveyKpaTevop.eda for ivfKpaTev6p,e6a.
3<
8.
13,
iyKpvTTTdâ
^=
To
12.
iyKpvnriov
iyKpvTrrca.
8ei
7.
Nil. 552 B.
eyKpiwrciv.
Herod,
apud
ivurxiw"^
Sept.
Keg.
1,
Participle, oi iyKparevop^voi
Orib. II, 405,
ol iy-
cyKTTjTos, OV, (eyKTaopxu) possessed.
Sept. Lev.
Kparels.
Carth. Can. 38.
14, 34, vp.lv.
22, 11 'Eav 8e Upeiis KTrjo-erai
fyKparevTris, ov, 6,
a continent person.
Sept.
Joann.
Genes.
iyKpaTqs,
tjrvx^v eyKTrjTov dpyvplov.

KrjTa avTotv.
Num.
31. 9
Ta
ey-
Mosch. 2921 B.
iyKparia
99, 6.
Kpareco.
96,
11, avToiJ.
2i
Ex.
9,
2.
iyxriû)
KTifaj
essentially.
Plut.
II,
328
To be
E.
iyKvûrraxo
Basil.
==
eyKpaTeiofjuu.
Gangr.
8,
p. 426, 12.
*eyKpaTrjs, es, continent, temperate.

1, 2, 1,
Xen. Mem.
Athan.
I,
Synes. 1437 B. KvûrToco. Set 569 C. Antip.B. 1766 0. Sophrns.
TWOS.
1,
4,
8.
Paul. Tit.
229 B.
Cyrill.
1 oi ''EyKpaTets
ly, taken,
iroXefiiois,
Iren. = 'EyKpaTlrai. 3. PassiveA. X, 1097 D.

1, 28,
2.
11.
Sept. Sir. 26, 16.
3620 D,
iyKvtcTKco
Ascetic.
to dive.
KvtcTKo.
Grcg. Nyss.
m,
741
U.
iyKvKX-nT^s, oi,
6,
(iyKviAta) searcher after any-
held.
Theoph. Cont. 296, 19, toXs
thing
Epiph. ni, 204 A.

r,,
taken prisoner by the enemy. iympcmjais, eas, f), (iyKpareai) a holding in of

he
is
('yicvK\tK6s,
6v,
?y(eu(tXos.
Steph. Diac.
1104 C, âarrip, round

iyKVKKios,
ov,
the body.
the breath.
Diog.
6, 77.
circular.
Classical.
Plut.
II,
'EyKparriTai. see ''EyKpaTtrai.
1024 C,
Epiph.
I,
iynpanjTiKos,
r),
ov,
eyKpaTrjs.
840
'H
Hippol. Haer. 20, 10, Kivrjins. cyKviikios ireuSeia, a course of finished

(i>opa.
53
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by Microsoft
eyKVKXcoaK
418
ums.
eyxapaccreo
Inscr. 1587, 11, p. 770, sc. jrot^jtari?
education, liberal education, comprising grammar, rhetoric, music, geometry, astronomy. Died. Ex. Vat. 109, 16. Dion. H. V, 206, 9.
Strab. 14, 5, 13.
ScAoZ. Arist. Pac. 775.
Ka>pA,o\oyiK6v, sc. fitTpov,

eyKo>p.iov,
.Hep/i. 15,
12 to
iy-
jrevBrifup^pis.
PMlon
4, 83.
I,
135, 37.
I,
303, 8.
ov,
to,
praise.
is
In the Ritual, the
Pint. II, 1135 D.

7,
Clem. ^.
816 C.
I,
Diog.
plural eyKoifua
32.
Athen.
1, 2.
Orig.
716
A.
applied to certain Tpairdpia sung at the matins for the Great Sabbath,
is,
Ta
eyKvicKia fiaBrnjiaTa,
muSeviMra, or ypa/i-
that
the
Saturday
of
Passion-week.
/aara, or
watSela.
2, p.
simply ra iyKvicKia, =:; ^ fyievicXios Dion. H. VI, 939, 14. Strab. 1, 2,
are ftmeral dirges relating to the Sufferii^s, Death, and Burial of the Son of
They
24,3.
PMora
I,
120, 11. 135,40.
158,
Man.
409.
Triad.
For the iyKa/ua of the
Vir-
4 (364, 32. 520, 46). Plut. I, 667 F. II, 7 C. Mna:. Tyr. 144, 38. Sea;*. 600, 23. Orig.
I,
gin, see wedSurTos v/ivos,
and compare Theoph.

the
88 A.
dyuyij.
Eus. H. E. 6, 1. \8. Strab. 1, 1, 22, Philon I, 447, 24, /iovo-ikti. "521, "21,
Diog.
221 A.
4.
5. 9,
eTnuTTjiiai.
37, Xdyot.
ewuTToXr), circular letter.
Sept.
I,
îAan.
I,
Epiph.
'EyKv^Xtoy Dan. 429 A

4, 33.
cyKomov, ov, to, {Kawrf) the space between oars. Athen. 5, 37, p. 204 B.
fyprjyopfa,
rja-a),
(iyprjyopoi) =:; eypfjyopa,
to be
aiocike, to
watch.
seq.
Themist. 380, 26.

eyprjyopTjO-is, ems,
-q,
Euagr. 3, a circular.
Strab.
2, 1,
to iyKVKKiov,
sc.
ypdfifia,
Leo. Tact. 14, 34.

eyprfyopa-K.
Philon
I,
71, 34.
ly,
Orig.
i),
U, 1128 A.
wakeful, watchful.
Basil, IV,
eyKVK\oio-is, ewff,
(eyKuKXdo))
a surrounding.
11,
iypryyopiKos,
ov,
eyKvktvSea
36, p. 134, 13.

fyKaXtcSe'o).
309 A.
Epiph.
172 A.
'Eyprjyopoi,
ers,
a>v, 01,
(Jypijyopos) Egregori,Walch6, 4).
Ci/rz'H. .4.
X, 1084
C.
angels.
(Gen.
fell
Enoch
179, the
fyfcvXiVSijo-ts,
fmy, 7, (iyKv\iv8e<o)
a wallowing
Schol. Arist.
angels that
in love with the daughters
among
Nub.
c.
iropvms-
Plut.
iyKvKuTiia, aros, to,

38.
I,
1067 B.
of men. B.
oKivSridpa.
'Eypriyopes.
1044 C. D. 1108 B Clem. A. I, 493 A. Afric. 65 Ori^. m, 656 C. Syncell. 16, li. [The
Patriarch.
"I'j;
cyKvp.aivofiai :zzz KVfialifOfiai'
Clem. A.
I,
413
I,
Hebrew
mispronounced.]
Hippol. 697 B.
CyriU. A.
iyprjyopos, ov, {eyfipio, iypijyopa) wakeful, watchTjO'a),
eyKviwveo},
1
:=.
76, 5.
Just.
eyKvpav Tryph. 78.

2.
etiil.
Dion. H.
ful, vigilant.
Polem. 248.
EpipTi. II,
400 A.
Adam.
Quick
S. 405.
X, 145 D.
2.
Geopon. 14, 26,

iyKV)i.oviK6s,
II,
i),
=^
Taxvs.
Afric. Cest. 314.
6v, relating to
pregnancy. Epiph.
fypiyopoTas
717 B.
eyKvos, ov,
pregnant
Tov îKoviov
iyKvprjiTis,
with.
Dion C. Frag.
4, 8,
Toil
^lK^lov.
adv. wakefuUy, watchDiod. 11, 526, 6. Plut II, 32 A. Aster. Urb. 148 B. Antyll. apud eyprjyopreov Set eyprfyopivm.
(JyjxTjyopiis),
fully, vigilantly.
ea)s,
r],
(iyKvpia)
a meeting with.
Cass.
Orib.
I,
446,
6.
Sext. 10, 31.
207, 22.
eypriydpcos
(îyprjyopos),
I,
adv. ^=. iyprfyoporas.
eyKvpraxTts, eas, ^, ^Kvprotia) curvature. 157, 15.

eyKVTios, incorrect for eyKolrios.
cyKcopiaa-Tcov
Lucian.
iy)(aiva>
740.
Pallad. 1123 C.
(j(aiva), to swallow.
Dubious.
CaeAntyli.
= 8
oO,
^,
sarius 1156 Tov (TTaTrjpa eyKC)(ap,picvou.

Sext. 695,
7.
iyKtopid^fiv.
eyKm/itaonjs,
6,
(eyxapafo))
1,
encomiasi,
Plut. II, 690 A. eyxaKda x<i^d&>. apud Orib. HI, 572, 9 -(tBoi, to relax.
praiser.
Strab. 15,
68.
PZ(. II, 605 A.
eyxaKiveva
eyXo\Kfv<o
= =
=::::
eyxoXivdo).
xo^ff'^'"'-
Eust. Ant. 687 A.

Cyrill.
Tatian: 820 C.
EyK<o/itaoTocds,
dc,
A. VII, 381
(iyKop.ia.^10)
8,
laudatory,
10,
B.
eyxoKnos,
ov, (xoKkos) mixed with copper. Diosc. 5, 119 (120), p. 785, tasting somewhat like copper. Athen. 13, 47, p. 584
encomiastic.
Zh'on.
II,
Polyb.
13,
I,
2.
24,
8.
ff V, 300, 4. 743 D. 744 E.

8, 3.
PMon
348, 45.
Plut.
1.
'PaeuAo-Demetr. 55,
-Diojr. 7,
Sext. 692, 21. 693, 2, sc. t^x"^
42.
E.
Longin.
5oc7-.
iyxaoa
Poll. 4, 26.
ôdo).
Achmet. 229,
c'yxdpaîs.
p. 208.
eyfcm/iiaoTiKmr, adv. encomiastically.
437 A.
rj,
eyxapayri, ^s, ^, 43.
=:
ApoUod. Arch.
Theoph. Norm.
incision.
Plut.
Orib.
cyKcupiacrros,
26.
6v,
praiseworthy.
Philon
I,
453,
fyxapoKTfov
I,
Set eyxapdcra-eiv.
372.
f),
fyKcopuyypdipos,
ov,
6,
(cyKafUov, ypd(f>a>)
writer Inscr.
en
iyxdpaîs, cas,
II,
(e'yxapdoro-o))
comiographus,
comiast,
eulogist.
of encomiums, en1585,
6,
56 E.
Aret. 116 C.
AntyU. apud
p.
767.
II, 64, 3.
Artem. 82.
yKti)/itoXoyM,
7j,
eyxapda-a-a
di',
(Xeyta) relating to encomi-
(xapd<ra-io), to engrave, carve on. Archyt. apud Iambi. Adhort. 46. Diod. 2,
Digitized
by Microsoft
eyxî'/ia^to
13.
419
Sirah.
10,
3, 2.
eBpaioTiji
(jcpovos) in time.
Dion. H.
I,
I,
51,
II,
2.
PHon
B.
eyxfiiid(io
326,
6.
188, 38.
Pint. II, 779
iyxpovw, ov, 608 (49).

nation.
e'yxpva-eos,
Prod. Parmen.
eyxpoviop^s, ov,
;^/ia^&) intransitive.
6,
(iyxpovtCcn) delay, procrasti-
PoZZ.
1, 62.
Antyll.
ov,
/Z.
438 D.
cms,
ij,
lyxeifyrjiTii,
(iyxeipia)
Plut.
I,
Diod.
n, 527, 49.
an undertaking. 739 A. Eus. U,

Ex.
20, 20.
apud Onb.
following.
II,
335, 12.
Achmet.
gilt.
283,
p. 260.
157 B, ^ Kara tmi' diroaroKav.

eyxetpiSiov, ov, t6,
tool.
Sept.
cyxpvo-os, ov, (xpucrrfr) in gold, 39.
Diod.
3,
J,
fyxpaparos,
f'yXvXidCa,
a.
Hand-book, manual, as the manual of
ov, (xpapa) colored, painted, dyed. Schol. Arist. Plut. 530. acra,
Epictetus.
Nicom. Harm.
3,
Longin.
toioel.
Frag.
10.
3>
3.
Agathem. 328.
Handkerchief,
Steph.
(pûXi'fm)
to
solder.
Porph.
Sophrns. 3988
D z=^ apdpiov.
CP.
Hist.
Adm. 138 Olnvh

^Sm
da-i avvrjpptoa-pfvoi kqi o-vv-
Diac. 1169 B.
1177 B.
Nie.
iyxeipiio), to intrust.
18,
W Tiva
(=: nvl).
Pass,
3, 18. 17,
SeSepevoi els dXKfjXovs perd a-ihrjpav iv po\liyxvXtaa-pevav. (Compare Diod. 2, 8 Tay TovTcnv appovlas iiikqpau poKi^bov ivrriKouo'a.)
iyxeipiôiuu, to
te intrusted with
Trju
anything.
\eiTovpyiav.
Eus. H. E. 4, 11, Const. Apost. 5, 14 To yXmo-intrusted
iyxiXurpa,. aros, t6, (xvXiâ) extract of Diosc. 1, 133.

e'yxvXcas
fruit.
aoKopov iyicexupL(Tpivos,
purse.
iyXfipiov, ov, tA,
with
the
(eyxvXos),
in
the
form of
extract.
Amphil. 24 B.
eyxeipiarreov
Ill,
(xp) handkerchief, Petr. Ant. 800 C.

Set iy\eipLêai.
.
towel. Vit.
Archigen. apud Galen. VIII, 156 P. eyxvpa, aros, to, (eyx^"") infusion. Galen. 256 D.
eyxvpariâ,
cinal
iaai,
II,
Greg. Nyss.
(eyxvpa') to infuse, as a medi-
1064 C.
enterprising per-
fluid.
Diosc.
1,
55. 57.
2,
55. 193
iyxeipurri]!, ov, o, (eypêipifia)
(194). 195.
Orih.
Galen. H, 96 A.
10.
Antyll.
apud
son.
Adam.
eyXfipovpyea
S. 424.
n, 436,
Geopon.
4, 7, 3.
xeipovpryia.
Greg. Nyss.
I,
253 C.
lyXf^v(im6s,
ri,
ov,
(eyxeKvs,
mi^)
eel-faced.
Lucian.
II,
99.
bile.
ov, 6, an infusing, infusion. Moschn. 53. 129, p. 71, eXaiov. Antyll. apud Orib. 11, 442, 11. eyxvpanareov 8 eyxvpariêiv. Geopon. 18,
eyxvpana-pos,
fyXo)i6opm (x^^V)' '" ^^ turned into

I,
Orib.
206, 1.
Ov,
iyXvpaTiaTjjs,
oil, 6,
one that treats by infusions.

58.
eKxecD.
eyxovSpos,
(xovSpos)
1,
in
lumps,
as frank-
Diosc. Eupor.
incense.
Diosc.
83.
*eyxvva (x^va)
II,
1,
Heron
111.
Lucian..
PhiIon I, 167, 45. 612, 43. Plut. 11, 332 B. iyxopiyos, ov, (xopfiyiov} cemented, with cement opposed to ^poKidos. Mauric. 10, 4. Leo. Tact. 15, 77, Kivarepva. Achmet. 142, ktIo-is.
I
eyxopeva ()lopfva>), to dance in or among.
506.
tj,
*eyXV(ns, ems,
177.
eyx'^reov
{eyxeai)
a pouring
Geopon.
in.
Heron
Plut. II, 38 F.
hel eyxelv.
6, 7, 4.
eyxiopa, aros, to, (eyxavvvpi) dike.

39, 9.
4, 40, 9.
Polyb. 4,
Cedr.
fTa<ra
I,
698, 24.
errl
Suid. 2ep.ipapis .... kti-
iraXana
v'^topAruiV eyxoprjyoiv rjacjiaX-
eyx>wvpu. (xavwpi), to
4, 40, 4.
9, 2, 16.
dam
up,
fill
up.
Polyb.
7, 5, 8.
Tiopeviov, in the
building of which asphaltum
Diod.
4, 22.
18, 35.'
Strab.
was used for mortar (Gen. 11, 3). Typic. 73. Comn. p. 339 (Paris). Codin. 22, 8,
6oKos.
22,
16, -yo/Soy.
a.
eyxopid^to
=
:=:
eyx&pios
elpi.
Eus. TV, 828 A.

-A-pion.
1,
Substantively,
837 C.
eyxaipiô
p. 460.
X'^P^C"*'^'^^-
TO iyxoprjyov, cement, mortar.

73.
1,
Porph.
Adm.
138.
Typic. 73.
Leo. Tact. 15, Comrt.
26,
137, 9.
iyxauTTTipios, ov,
(iyx^wvpi) used for damming
^yxflvy<'>'i 3'dv.
f'ypôiD
with cement.
Strab.
Achmet. 145.
7, 4, 7.
up, as an implement.
App.
II,
759, 74.
eyxavvvfu.
fyxpeppa, aros, to, (eyxpep,Trrop,ai.) expectoration
(the matter discharged).
Plut.
H, 82 B,
expectorate.
a disgusting object.
(yXP^P'tropai
(xpe/inTOjBot),
to
I, 1080 B. 3. Passage, text, of Scripture. Adam. 1865 A, roS dirooToXov. Did. A. 404 A. kio-o-os. Diosc. eSepa, the Latin h e d e r a 4, 124 (126) 'Mepa nXovfiidnKa, 2, 210.
e8d(l)iov, ov, TO, (eSa<j)os) basis.
Epiph.
Lucian. H, 716.
'VxPBf<">
hedera pluviatica,
to
=:
xapaiKiacros.
(xPnC''')'
be
needed
or
needful.
rip.lv
ehiKTov, less correct for rjhiKTov.

e8vo(j>6pos, ov,
Patriarch.
1048
Ta eyxpgCovra
koX
=
tj,
ebva (fiepav.
Greg. Nyss,
I,
vaaa
30,
fj
cmdSearis, the necessaries.
Lucian. H,
772 C.
ehpaiorris, tjtos,
condemned
as vulgar.
VaeviAo-Just. 1192
{eSpaios) fixedness, firmness.

II,
C.
Cornut. 48.
Clem. A,
465 C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eSpa
fSpawa, acra, to establish firmly. Epiph. n, 548 A. 18.
Paul. Tim.
1, 3, 15.
420
Arcad. 163,
idfXoKaKia, as,
1,
fj,
eOvi/cdv
the being eSfXoKaKos.
Athan.
349 B.
Dion. H.
ibpaiajm, aros, ro, (iSpmito) basis, foundation.
cdcXoKaKos, ov, (kokos) viilfully bad.
Epiph. U, 777 B. iSpaa-fiOS, ov, 6, (cSpdfco) a sitting or setting. Geopon. 6, 2 (titul.). Orig. Ill, 1377 B.
iSpaa-reov
m,
C.
1755, 4.
Oenom. apud Eus. in, 369
=
{],
cSeXoKOKOvpyos, ov, ((coKoOpyoy)
preceding.
8ei eS/jafetv.
Apollon. S. 62, 18.

Isid.
Emt. Mon. 920

ardice.
C.
Geopon.
cdpaiTTiKos,
6, 2, 3.
iSparrrriptos, ov,
ideXoKaKas (ideXoKaKos), adv. with wilful cowfollowing.
1188 B.
settling.
App.
I,
37, 8.
6v,
(iSpdâ) establishing,
to
eSeXoKiv&vvais (Kivdwos), adv. rashly.
App.
I,
Iren. 1, 3, 5.
i&piKos,
ri,
475,
3.
ov,
Aeg. S2S.
1, p.
2.
pertaining
the
eSpa.
Paul.
Aet.
ideXoKotpeco
81, 26.
iBeXoncotpos ei/u.
1,
2,
Diod. Ex. Vat.
Suffering in the eSpa.

(ehpa,
Strab.
30.
Clem. A. H, 289
to hear.
11,46.
BiaaroXevs)
A.
iSpoSiaa-ToXfis, iws, 6,
KaTOTTTtjp,
=:
eSeXoKacfiia, as,
r),
umvillingness
Theod.
,
Galen. II,
Her. 1349 C.
iBeXoKaxjjos,
ov,
93 D.
(Koxfios)
pretending deafness,
Greg.
r,
1148
C Also,
ov,
6,
an exclamation.
Us.
Const.
(536),
unwilling
to hear.
Porph. Cer. 48, 21.

inhabitant
edeXovras, adv.
Suid.
ideXovrrjSov, iOeXovri.
199, 4, et alibi.
'Efept'njs,
Nyss.
I,
1201 B.
rj,
an
of 'Efepdv.
e6cXo7rfpur(ro6prj(TKeia, as,
(nepurcros, 6prj(rRfia)
I,
Porph. Adm. 220,
19, et alibi.
=^
ideXodpTjo-Keia.
as,
fj,
Epiph.
(aoîa)
249 A.
wisdom.
ÊfepoK, ov, TO, Ezeron, a Slavic
town in Peloponnesus. Porph. Adm. 224, 13. [As the Slavic word to efepo means lake, it is probable that this town was in the immediate vicinity of the lake of Helos.'\
as,
17,
i6eXo(ro(l}la,
affected
Epiph.
Epiph.
B.
I,
237 B.
ov,
i6eX6(To(f)os,
I,
((ro<^ds)
affecting
wisdom.
1057 B.
ov,
ideXorpeTTTos,
(rpenros) fickle.
Nil.
253
-idfKaKfji^fia,
(edfXaKpi^rjs)
over-scrupu-
lousness.
Schol. Clem.
es,
A. 792 C.
dxpi^rfs)
JdeKaKptPrjs,
(e5/\(o,
I,
over-exact.
ideXovpyea 1256 C.
=
fj,
iSfXovpyos
elpi.
Dion. Alex.
Cyrill.
A. IV, 1040 D.
Cyrill.
Schol. Lucian.
iBeXoaKpoTHjs,
561.
fj,
edeXovpyla, as,
(duc/joTTjr)
the being ideXovpyos.
rjTOs,
affected perIll,
A. IX, 620 D.
eScXco, see 6eX<o.
idiKos,
fj,
fection.
Did. A. 937 A.
ov,
Epiph.
41
B.
<5eXo8i8d(7KoXos,
stituted teacher.
edeXobtKoioo'vtfTj,
ijs,
ov, (Udos)
belonging
to
custom or
habit.
6,
(StfidtncaXoy)
9, 22.
self-con-
Plut. II, 3 A.
idifiiov, ov, TO,
Herm. Sim.
rj,
{diKoioavinj^
over-right-
eousness.
Epiph.
fj,
I,
877 B.
false appearance.
(cdipos) due, customary share, the share to which one is entitled by custom. Const. Apost. 2, 28 ' A(f>opcêa-6a 8e eV
'"o
fSeXoBoioja-is, (cos,
(fid/cijo-ts)
t5 ôxV
tor's
'^
n'oip.evi idlp.wv,
and
let the
pas-
Epiph.
35, 2.
I,
720 C.
efleXofiouXtto
due be
set
apart in the feast.

customary.
Classical. Diod.
cdf\68ov\6s
clpi.
1.
Dion C.
45,
edip.os, ov, (cflof)
54, 32, 1.
Frag. 55,
fScXoSovXcas (e^fXdSowXoy), adv. like a voluntary

slave.
Apollon. D. Conj. 514, 19. 2. Substantively, to eSipiov, custom. Apollon.

II,
577, 43.
Plut.
I,
1038 F.
fj,
D. Synt.
affected piety.
e6lp,a>s,
77, 26.
iBeXocvXcSeia, as,
Basil,
(iiXd(3eta)
adv. according to usage.

custom.
ApoUon. D.
ni, 1413 C.
fj,
Pron. 397 B.
L. falsa religio,
c6t(Tp.6s, ov, 6,
J6eXo6priaKfca, as,
(6pr]a-Kcia')
Sept. Gren. 31, 35 Ta
over-religiousness, superstition,
23.
Paul. Col.
I,
2,
Kar
edpfj,
edio-fiov tS>v yvvaiKtav,

fjs.
fj,
Eus. n, 545 A. Theod. IV, 1460 B.

rj,
Hieron.
1034 (885).
super-
=r
aTpfj, drpos.
ra Karajifpiia. Epiph. I, 956 C.
Hes.
overêligious,
idvdpxrjs, ov, 6, (JeSvos, S.px<^) ethnarch, the head'
c0eXo6pria-KcvnK6s,
stitious.
ov,
Epiph.
ideXodprja-KevD)
I.
I, 1
72 B.
or ruler of a people.
Sept.
Mace.
1, 14, 47.
e6eXodprj(TKevTiK6s el/M.
Epiph.
I, 15, 1. 2.
Strab. 17, 1, 13, of a nationality
1040 C.
a
sacrifice.
fj,
in Egypt.
II, 32.
Vit.
PhUon
I,
513, 24.
Paul. Cor.
Orig.
2,
I,
e6cX66vTos, ov, (BvtSs) offering himself voluntarily as
Clim. 597 A.
iSeXoKaKrftris, fas,
(ci'a,
(iOeXoKOKem)
Ant. 13, 83 A. 348 A. BasU.

Jos.
6, 6, et alibi.
I,
656 B, SyyeXos.
Jos. Ant.
fdeXoKa-
iSvap^^ta, as, ^, the being iBvdpxris.
wilful neglect
3,
of duty,
5, 5, 10.
zoilful
cowardice.
Polyb.
tion.
68, 10.
27, 13, 13, defec-
17,13,1. 1085 A.
eUviKos,
fj,
i;s. VI, 661
A.
Pseudo-D/on.
ov,
(edvos)
of a nation,
nationaL
Digitized
by Microsoft
e6vtKa)<;
421
Polyb. 4, 21,
2.
30, 10, 6.
DM.
9,
18, 13.
6,
Dion. mar.
noun,
H. VI, 823, 3. 3. Philon n, 92 1.
Strah.
Gentile,
11,
12.
vovvrao:
2715, a, 4 exi, urcfxpea-Sat. 5 to-. 9 îpatr. 11 noirjo'iev.
8 Xevxifio-
in
gramgentile
Dion.
a
Thr.
Strab.
636,
ivo/ia,
;
national
appellative
2, 3,
1.
ipi^, Kdp. Synt. 19, 24.

5,
3.
as, AvSos, Apollon. D.
Gentile, heathen.
3, 7.
47, et alibi,
/oann. Epist.
Matt. Nic. 1, 2,
In the Boeotic of the Alexandrian period, EI was changed into I long, in pronuncia^ tion as well as in writing but only when the I was an essential or a radical letter as OTrex'. "PXh ao'ôXia, Fe\ana, ipava, Kipevaa-, *i8iatr, in the Boeotic inscriptions.
;
jSi'of.
iBviKas, adv. nationally, etc.
190, 5.
Z)iojr. 7,
56.
2.
Apollon. D. Synt.
4/'^*'' '^6
2, 14.
manner
of the
II,
gentiles.
Paul. Gal.
Clem. A.
fables,
The difference between EI and I long could not have been great even during the Attic period which may account for the fact that I long was sometimes represented by EI.
;
261 B.
ov,
f8v6jiv8os,
{livSos)
of heathenish
1, 6, I,
heatheniih.
Const. Apost.
to eOvofivOa,
heathenish fables.
Epiph.
i76 A.
189 B,
170 woreidataa. 1688, 40 ajroretoTit. 1053 xaXXwciKou. 2747, a, 5 (UppoSeurifiov. Rang. 42 bitLTpc(j)ri<T. 115 Tt6pa<Ttocr. 123 reuripjxxos. Iren. 1206 A.
Inscr.
186
eia-itoTocr.
iSvonarap, opos,
Jos.
6,
^ Wvovs
B
warrip.
Aareivos, Teirav.
1,
7,
Nigid. apud Gell. 19, 14.

Sext. 638.
PseudoPseudo-
QuintU.
165.
15.
Mace. Mace.
16.
Priscian. 1,9.
During
Terent.
M.
the
early
f6vimKi)KTos, ov, (edvos, TrX^trco))

Jos.
7,
quid ?
p. 107.
part of our era, the ignorant wrote EI even for I short. Inscr. 353 reiToa: 254 yvp,vafreiapxrjtraa:
*fi,
if.
fBvos, for, t6, class, order.
Diod. 17, 102 the
caste
of the
Brachmani of India.
the sacerdotal orders.
cdvrj, the
4697, 17,
e6vri,
2.
4498
p.-qvei.']
Inscr.
With the
pluperfect indicative.
Plat.
In
Tim. 21 C.
Tov
Xdj3o4.
Babr. 87,
the plural to
tion to the
1, 8, 2,
gentile nations, in rela-
El KareiKrjtjici
'E8iWe
Saxvasv ai-
KaToKdôi, or ore koto'An-oXeXuo-flai iSvprj
Hebrews.
1.
Sept. Esdr.
8, 9.
1, 7, 13.
67.
Ps. 2,
Esai.
11, 12.
Jer.
Luc. Act. 26, 32 varo 6 avBpamos oStos, el

a-apa.
I, 6, 3.
imKfKKrjro KaiEpict.
11.
N.
T. passim.
Just. Apol. 1, 53.
Hermes
Plut.
I,
Tr.
Poem.
27.
103, 17.
Orig.
m,
304 A.
(([ipfiv)
381 B.
2,
i6v6(j)pa>v,
ov,
entertaining
heathenish
543.
II,
Theophil.
Lucian. I, 795. 11, Iren. 909 B. Orig.

Synes. 1128 C.
views, inclined to
heathenism.
in
Damasc.
Latin
I,
1032 A.
IV, 57 B.
757 C.
EI,
8.
represented
With the
aorist indicative
aorist op-
a diphthong,
/ long, and sometimes
by
long.
by [The
tative.
Diod. n, 583, 98.
Babr. 106, 13
Sext-
El nr rjKBfv
eKwSvvevev.
irapenBei, :=z e\6oi.
augment of
(tdfo)
;
from EIAQ, tlcontractions like npxiis, (c2iTa, from

îbeiv, rjiKairiuu,
20, 7 El' TTOTe ireTtepi iTpowqveyKaTO,
KaphmKws
Ill,
Dion
C. 40, 52,
2, 6.
3.
Theod.
TifiMis,
Km
eiTa,
and forms
like
XeXoitto,
1353 B.
3.
Theod. Lector
neiroiOa,
originally
audible.
from XeiTra), ireidto, show that both the elements of EI were
With
Theoph. 92, 19. the future optative. Plat. Theaet.

1
164 A.
r&vres
Jos. Ant. 6, 6,
E'lirore SerjcTOi av(poi-
rodian
S.
46,
I.
Hermogenes (Rhet. 225, 7), He(Bekher. 798), and Phrynichus (P. 19) see no difference between EI
Toiis imtrKfvcKTai ti
tSv ipyaXeiav
tovs HdKanrrlvovs ravr e7rpa(r<rov, Dion. Alex. 1597 B. derja-ai or fieijcrfie.

els
According to Diogenes Laertius (6, 51), eir' aXX' Ifiaxiov sounded like eit SKetjipAnov. Sextus (625) informs us that EI is a monophthong resembling no other sound in the language. Marius Victorinus (2458) remarks that EI is sounded, in a manner, like I long.
and
Epiph.
II,
521 A.
352 A.
Socr. 581 A.
Theod. IV, 381 B. Men. P. 287, 15. Leant. 4. With the perfect Quin. 13. I, 1248 A.
optative.
Plut.
I,
836
El'
ns apxav
aKpirov
eKKeiojpvxoi iroKiTriv.
The
orthographical rules
and of Theognostus prove that, when these grammarians wrote (after the sixth century), the uneducated were apt to write EI for I, and
of Choeroboscus (pp. 168. 177. 178)
for EI. See also Damasc. II, 29 B. In the Lexicon of Suidas, words beginning with EI are to be sought, not under E, but before H, simply because this lexicographer pronounced EI like H and I. Traces of this corrupt pronunciation occur in inscriptions of the Roman period. Inscr. 294 aripieva:
I
52 B, wfTToirjKoi. 5. That not, in declarations; a Hebraism. Sept. Gen. 14, 23. Num. 14, 30. Reg. 1, 3, 6. With the verb 14. Ps. 94, 11. 88, 36.
Orig.
II,
1,
understood.
8e tovto,
Strab.
2,
29, p. 125, 24 Ei
and if so.
'"I"
7, 3, 6, p. 20,
19 Ei yap,
oItos
av XPV""''
cv, Koi
fj
M^"
"Xd""/"' fKfi yeyovivai (pd-
<TKei,for if so.
8, 3, 6,
p. 107, 20 Et
S'
'ApKaSiKTi iroKis 'EvpvTov
c'iprjTai.
5,
7.
With
genitive absolute.
Jos.
Ant. 15,
1, p.
751 K&v
Stecjjddpriaav, ft pfj 'A6rjvia>vos
KaKcoa-avTos 'Hpabr/v Kal roiis 'lovSaiovs.
8.
Followed by
Kat
fi
p.ri
Std, for.
Patriarch. 1065
8t'
'A^paap, Koi 'icraaK Koi 'laKuB
Digitized
by Microsoft
eiSai'V
422
rov tTTrepfiaTO^ fiov not for Abraham,
/if)
elSeoXo/utvia
Tovs irarepaz
ov
etc.
jirj
//iwi/,
et? e/c
it
The grammatical
TOTVjTov
21.
elbos is divided into Trpm-
KaTaX7](f>drj,
-
were
9. The negative
d
cl
on,
el
jirj,
2.
;
and
irapayaiyov.
Dion. Thr. 634,
15.
Article, commodity, provisions of all
unless.
884 B.
t'8aiV(B
Ei
oida.
17,
5ep<. Ps. 93, 17, et alibi.

8'
oiv
Em.
Ill,
sorts
usually in the plural.
Latinism,
Se
/i^,
at least.
Pachom. 952 B.
356 A.
Macar. 637 A.
Apophth.
Theopk. Cant. 131, 10.
=
5,
elSea, as,
=
17
Fsend-Athan. IV, 1065 A.

ISea,
1.
foî, appearance.
Epist. Jer. 62.
3.
Sept.
Tim. Presb. 33 C. Lyd. 255, 10. Eus. Alex. 441 B. Gregent. 264, 8. 12. Olymp. 470, 4. Justinian. Novell. 58] D.
129,
2.
Gen.
II,
3 as v.
Philon
3.
T](Ta>,
354, 30.
Afa. 28,
(eiSe'a,
eiSrapx'f: 'Soj,
Artem. 227. cf/axo") causer of forms.
cl8o(pope<i),
(ftSos, îpai)
to represent,
to 2.
exhibit
by action.
3.
Dion. H.
Ill,
1488,
Pseudo-Diora. 648 C.
elSerai,
1491,
Sept. Sap.
see piSa.
fi,
ciStoXeZoj/, ov, TO,
(fSsiXoK)
idoleum, idolium,
Sept. Esdr.
1,
elSexSeia, as,
(elhexBhs) ugly look.
idol's temple,
1, 2, 9.
a heathen temple.
1, 2.
16, 3.
(lbex6S>s, adv.
Dan.
Mace.
1, J, 47.
10, 83.
m?A
are
ugly look.
Greg. Nyss.
Apollon.
Paul. Cor.
clhaKmvos, ov,
1, 8, 10.
Afric. 60 A.
in, 241 A.
elbrjfimv, ov,
(EIAJl) knowing, skilled

Poll. 9, 151.
6,
in.
emperor.
elboKiKos,
r),
0, a nickname for 'lovkiavos the Greg. Naz. I, 604 A.
S. 90, 5.
Sexl. 617, 2.
I,
Athen.
ov,
idolicus,
idols.
pertaining
to idols,
apud Kioy.
8i)crif, f(Bs,
17,
14.
Clem. A.
335, 10.
892 A.
Sept. Sir.
or worshipping
{elbevai) knowledge.
I,
42, 18.
Pliilon
Apollon. D. Synt.
n, 949 C. Basil. H, A.
eiSmXtoi/,
Clem. A. 1,11 K. Orig. 821 C. Cyrill. H. 1072

idol.
Clem. A. I, 1013 Sea;(. 608, 19. 2. Notice, informa'ion. Alex.A.bb^'B. Porph. Cer. 9 Tijw e'iSrjcrtv tovtiov diSoia-i toIs Seo-TToratf, they inform the royal family of this.
295, 13.
C.
ov,
to,
little
Epiph.
I,
1069
B.
6tSo)Xoypa^ta, as,
^,
(etSwAov,
ypdô) a paining
Steph. Diac.
elSrjTiKos,
r),
ov,
pertaining to knowledge.
Iambi.
of idols, referring to pictures. 1157 B.

elbaXodvTos, ov, (ciSwXov, 6v<o^
sacrificed to idols.
Prod. Farm. 562 (149). Math. 189. 210. 651 (70). 578 (176). Procl. Farm. clBrjTiKois, adv. of the preceding.
625 (29).
el&iKos,
i],
Substantively,
is
idolothytus,
to
ei'SiB-
\6dvTov, that which

to idols.
offered to an idol or
649 (67).
pertaining
to species ;
ov, (et8os)
op7.
Cor.
1,
8,
posed to
ycviKOs, KaBoXiKos.
Dion. Thr. 636,

Sext. 607,
14, ovofia, as jSov;, vjnros, dpvs.
2. Formative. Plut. II, Orig. I, 293 B. 876 F, cunov. 3. Specific. Diosc. 5, 114. 4. Substantively, (a) 6 elBi139 (140). Kos, perhaps KOfirjs rwv deiuv irptovdrmv. (b) to ciStPorph. Cer. 461, 4. 471, 16. Genes. Kov, sc. (TrfKpTfTov, the officc offlBiKos. 71, 7. PorpA. Cer. 451, 20. 463, 3. Theoph. Cont. 173, 13. 257.400, 12.
508 A. Lucian. HI, 341.)

etScoXoKToi/os,
idols.
ov,
Luc. Act. 15, 29. 21, 25. Paul. Iren. Polem. 197. 1, et alibi. (Compare Clem. A. I, 392 A.
(KTeiVto)
killing
(destroying)
Syncell. 59, 8.
r),
cl&aXoXaTpeia, as,
tr
i
(eiSaXoXarpjjr)
idololaCol. 3, 5.
idolatry.
Pet.
1, 4, 8.
Paul. Gal. Barn. 773 B.

following.
5, 20.
CZeni. .4. IE, 364
A.
Orig.
I,
etSiaXoXar/reum
0)if/. Ill,
664 A. B.
Hippol. 860 D.
505 D.
rjira,
fihiKais,
etSoi,
adv. specifically.
Diosc. 5, 85.
elScaKoXaTpeo),
ater,
to
(ftSmXoXiiT-pijs) to be
idols.
an
idol-
see t8ot.
worship
19.
Patriarch. 1065 D.
Clem. A.
ei8o7roie'<B, rjcra, (eiSoTroioy) *o
form,
to
give form.
Just.
I,
Tryph.
Iren. 1240 B.
Nicom.
31, 1.
II,
83. 130.
Theol. Arith. 4.
Plut.
584 B.
l^Procl.
n, 1054 B, et alibi. Parmen. 629 (35) dbowhich

is
PAjVon I, Clem. A.
224 C, nvd.
Orig. Ill, 304 A.

(eiSfflXon,
elStoKoXdrpris, ov, 6,
Xarpis)
idoloC.
latres,
et alibi.
ireTroirjfievos.l
iSo7roii;/ia,
Adjectively.
17,
idolater.
Paul. Cor.
I,
1, 5, 10. 11,
Eus. IV, 373

181 C.
aros, to, that
formed, form.
VI, 960 B, nXdvT).

etSfflXoXarpir, i8os,
Epiph.
II,
Theol. Arith. 9.
elSoTToiria-is, etos, ^,
idololatris, femah
253 D.
elfii.
formation.
capable
Theol. Arith. 34.
idolater.
elhaiKoiiav4(o,
Damasc.
rjiTO),
56.
elSoTToiriTiKos, ^,
^=
clbaiXofiavrjs
Caesa Euagr.
ov,
of giving form.
rius 989.
Greg. Nyss. Ill, 557 A.

Syncell. 185, 13.
es, (fiSfflXoi/,
Plotin.
I,
139, 12.
fi,
2449 A.
Philon B. 50, strucClem. A. II, 18, p. 17, 7.
clbaXop^vris,
idols,
*eiSo7roiia, as,
formation.
1, 1,
paivofuxi)
mad
for
ture.
Strab.
357 C.
ciSoy, cos, tA, species,
Longin. 18, 1. applied to words with reference to primitiveness or derivativeness.
sunk in idolatry. Athenaq. 953 A. Martyr. Areih. 40, Wvrj. (Compare Athan. I, 48 A TSi ev flSoAois fiavevrav iSvav.)
fj,
el8a>\ofiavia, as.
the being elSakonavrjs.
Athan.
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by Microsoft
etB(uK6fiop(lio<! 21 C.
423
(cai'(Bs,
eiKovoiroieo)
adv.
2, to
1,
913 D.
Basil, in, 169 D. Greg. Nyss. JU, Apocr. Act. Barn. 16, sacrifice or
no purpose.
Sext.
662, 15.
Diog.
128.
offerings to the idols.
eiKaa-fios, ov, 6, (fiKafo)) conjecture.
ei$a)Xop>p0of, ov,
an
C.
idol.
having the form of Eust. Ant. 665 A. Basil. II, 821

(fioptjiri)
^
Dion. Thr. 642, 8 'ElKaap.ov impprjiia (^la-cos). Dion. H. II, 1200, 16. Strab. 17, 3, 1 'E| dKa,rp.oi.
Agathar. 153, 12. ekav. Leo Med. a medical instrument.
adv. moderately.
elKtj,
01),
ttStoKov,
t6,
idolum,
idol.
Sept. Gen. 31,
clKoviSiov. ov, TO,
little
Ex. 20,4. Lev. 19, 4. Polyb. 31, 3, 13. Diod. 16, 92. Luc. Act. 7, 41. Paul. Eom. Diosc. 4, 57. Sarn. 9. /si. 2, 22, et alibi.
19.
1 73,
eiKovi^m, iVm, (eiKav)
to
give
stance.
Apol.
1,
49.
cos,
fj,
D.
(n-otea)
2. To
5.
{),
Plut. II, 882 D.
form to any subMax. Hier. 1352

Porph.
represent emblematically.
tldaiXoiroiria-is,
representation,
Cer.
picture in the mind.

(ISaKowoiriTiKos,
f),
6v,
5ex<. 109, 14.

eiSraXoirotiKos.
*eiKoviK6s,
ov, (eiKtov)
of an image, representI,
Iambi.
ing a figure.
p. 205, ayakfia.
Callixen.
Myst. 168, 13.

tiSoiXoTrpCTT^j, cr,
idols.
Plut.
apud 47jen. 5, 39, 433 E. 1011 D.
(jrpejrm)
ft for or becoming
704 C. D.
image-like.
Cyrill. .i.
1,497 C.
Tropically, L. imaginalis, typical, symbolic. Iren. 604 A. Bm. H. E. I, 3.

iiKoviKas, adv. as in
ti8(aKo<l)ai>ris,
h,
es,
(^<j>alvofuu.')
Plut.
an image,
typically.
II.
Eus.
II,
908 E.
VI, 693 A.
700 D.
Schol Hon.
eUaiv.
13, 772,
tlh(oKo\apr)S,
(xaipa)
3, 91, p.
delighting
in
idols.
priphically.
ciKovtav, ov, TO,
Synes.
elQe,
Hymn.
!
1595.
!
little
Plut. II, 753 B,
L. utinam
that
would
Plut.
I,
that !
the present subjunctive.

vvv 5 Bpoiros
K&i>
'
I,
With 988 A eMe

'AXX' eWf
optative.
et alibi.
Diog.
2,
132.
etKovta-fia, aros, to,
duovoTjs ' aor.

5,
fifj
With the perfect

ciij
.'
Athan.
740
(fiKow'fm) image, in general.
Hippol. Haer. 32, 91. Porphyr. apud .Bus.

Histor. 64, 19.
2. Picture of a
Ill,
saint.
C/^.'
340 A.
Mc.
Babr. 53,
3,
(TVVTjvrrjKois, xmriVTqKois !
115,

representation, picture.
Cerul.
wfjTotriKoi
'
Apollon. D.
veviKTjKoi,
deboâa-iievos
With the per389, neTrolriKcv

.'
Synt. 251, 25,
728 C, et
IT,
alibi.
ciKovia-fios, ov, 6.
Plut.
fect indic'ative.
With the pluperfect

59, 30, 2, anenToveiv
!
Lucian.
II,
54 B.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
736 A.
indicative.
Dion C.
fiKovia-Trjs, ov, 6,
(eiKowfto) painter
of pictures.
I,
Apocr. Act. Philipp.

!
Genes. 83,
eiKovicTTiKos,
1.
in Hellad. 9, a<\>ripriTo to KaXvp,iut
rj,
ov, typical.
Max.
Conf.
to
II,
309
C
a
fiStiTfUvas (j'LBuriuu, e6lâ), adv. in the accus-
'ElKOVlO'TlKOS TLVOS.
tomed manner.
flmioôvKia, as,
Cyrill.
r/,
Diog. 4, 35 (quoted).
(eiKotoiSoiiXos)
Ill,
elxovoypaêa,
picture
:
rja-a,
(ciKovoypdcpos)
paint
vain counsel.
to
delienate.
6.
Philon
to
588, 27.
^. n, 69 C.
376 C.
Longin. 10,
Cerul. 729 B,
represent in
xaia/3ovXos, ok, (eixaio;, âvkfi) :=; jiaTauxppcov.
a picture.
clKovoypa(j)ia, as,
rj,
Caesarius 921. 1001.

tUaioSdiravos, ov,
(Sairdv)]) prodigal,
the
painting of K picture
wasteful.
delineation, description, representation.

15,
1,
Strab.
69.
Pseudo-Djon. 337 D.
Damasc.
(mmoXarpeia, as,
fj,
vain Xarpela.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
I,
1237 C.
Christ.
.
Stud. 389 B, Tov Hpurrov, picture

(eiKav, Kaiai)
424 A.
1108.
aioXeo-;())s, ov, 6,
emamKetrxia, as,
fj,
= =
of
elicamKoyos-
Caesarius
elKovoKavoTTjs
ov,
6,
holy pictures.
elKaioKoyia
Steph. Diac. 1069
A.
a burner of Theoph.
iconoclast.
Caesarius
or at
Cont. 37.
ciKovoKKdarijs, ov,
6,
1133.
tlKainKoyea,
f/tra, (elKauiKiryos')
(flKav,
xXao))
to talk idly
Damasc.
I,
773 A.
Nic.
II,
701 D.
1036 B.
Stud.
random.
I,
Pseudo-Dion. 681 A.
fj,
Theoph. 773.
talk.
Vit. Nicol. S.
tiKoioKoyia, as,
idle or
random
Philcn
eiKOVofiaxîo,
rjO'ai,
880 A.
flfii.
tiKovopAxos
674, 2.
(tiauoiivdea, ijiTa, (elicaiofivdos)

Cyrill.
828 A.
eiKaioXoyeo).

17,
fiKovopaxKos,
ov, {elKovofiaxos)
hostile to holy
A. IV, 165 C.
tlKaio/jLvdia, as, ^,
pictures, iconoclastic.
Stud. 820 B.
Const.
clKaioXoyla.
B.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
441 B.
C.
Method. 349 Leo Diac. 68, 18.
IV, 902 E,
pictures.
to
alpfCTis.
flKovo/juxxos, ov,
(eUav, fiaxofiai)
hostile to holy
ttKoiOfivBos, OV,
(eiKalos, imvBos) =:= eiKotoXoyor.
Substantively, o elKovojidxos, enemy
CyrUlA. 1,440
tueaumovia, as.
f/,
IV, 1012 C.
useless labor.
Cyrill.
holy pictures.
Damasc.
II,
(n-oi/oy)
.V/>. il,
724 D.
Const. IV, 788 C.
328 B. C. Porph.
A. VI, 648 D.
tiKaios, a, ov,
Adm.
Polyb.
7, 7, 5.
87, 13.
Genes. 78, 18.
worthless person.
32, 21, 8.
elKovoiToiea, ija-a, (_flKovo7roi6s) to
form, fashion,
15, 25, 4.
give a proper form.
Just. Apol. 1, 19.
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elKOVOTVTTOi
flKovoTvrros, ou, 6,
a/jes
(tlKiiiv,
424
fiKOiTiTpfts,
eiKcop
rpia,
or pictures.
fj,
Tvnos) mxiker of imTheoph. Cont. 775, 17.
=:
(Uotri rpiis, twenty-three.
Athen. 13, 48, p. 585 B.

elKoarayaivos, ov,
Soer. 192 C.
eUovovpyta, as,
((iKwu,
EPrc)
I,
images or pictures.
elKoa-aerrjpiKos,
lis,
r),
Phot.
making of 948 D.
the
{yavia)
with
twenty angles.
Iambi. V. P. 482.
(iKocToyboov, ov, TO, (eiKoiTTdi, SySos) one twentyeighth.
6v,
(elKocraeTrjpis)
of twenty
years.
Bus.
II,
L. vicenna912 A. 1188
Nicom.
89.
Tiyv elKoa-aerripiKrjv Travrjjvpiv, the vicennalia
fiKoirroSevTepos,
ov,
(SevTfpos)
twenty-second.
of the emperor.
eiKoa-aenjpis,
I'Sor,
Const. Ill, 877 D.

^,
(eiKom, eros) period
twenty years.
Ptol. Tetrab. 205.
Eus.
of
I,
Ko(7TO'/38o/xos,
01',
(l/SSo/ios)
twenty-seventh,
Plut.
11,
1027 E. F.
ov,
312 C. n, 1468 A, vicennalia, the twenty honor of the emperor. Plut. II, 113 fiKoo-afnjr, es, of twenty years.
years' festival in
eiKOfTTonefiTtTos,
(TTf/iwror)
twenty-fifth.
Nicom. 83 t6
fifth.
eiKocrron-e^Trroi',
one twenty-
Heron Jun.
120,
23.
Geopon.
8,
D, xpovos. Pott. 1, 56 old. Eus. II, 1072 A. Greg. Naz. IV, 25 A.
Also,
-errjs,
twenty years
eiKoo-enjs.
23,
2.
eiKoaronpaTos, ov, (jrpSiTos^ twenty-first. Nicom. 83 ro eiKooToirpaiTov, one twenty-first. Heron
PhifLKocraena, as, ^, period of twenty years. Jos. Ant. 8, Ion I, 393, 35. n, 224, 31.
5, 3.
Jun. 153, 11.

ftKoaros,
rj,
ov,
twentieth.
2>
Substantively,
^ elKooTTj,
vicesima,
26.
the twentieth part.
fiKocraKwXoy, ov, consisting
of twenty
KccXa, as
Epict.
2, 1,
Dion C.
ov,
56, 28, 4.
twenty-fourth.
stropha.
EiKocrdf,
Schol. Arist.
f),
dSos,
11,
Nub. 1154. ^^ elxas, the number

fj,
eiKoo'TOTCTapTos,
(rerapros)
twenty.
Lucian.
219.
eiKoaerripis, iSos,
Sext. 728, 3.
iiKotraeTrjpis.
Dion
C.
Nicom. 80 to cIkoototctoptov, one twentyfourth. Plut. II. 935 D. fiKooTavrjs, ov, 6, (divcofiai) farmer of the koarri
p8, 24, 1.
eiKo<TTfjSy
elKoa-Tokoyos.
Epict. 4,
1,
33.
Moer.
see eLKO(TaTTJS.
rj,
152.
with twenty banks
fiKoo-rjprjs, eof,
SO. vails,
5,
of elKOToXoyea,
likely,
TjO'a,
(eiicds,
\cya>) to say what
is
oars.
Athen.
elKoaidvo
1, 5,
13, et alibi.
eiKoo'i.evvca
= =
36, p.
203 D.
Sept. Esdr.
to reason
on
probabilities.
Strab. 13,
eiKoa-i 8io,
twenty-two.
3, 2.
Philon
7),
11,
554, 12.
Archyt.
3,
1.
clKOToXoyta, as,
Sept.
likelihood, probability.
eUotri (vvia, ttoenty-nine.

v.
1.
apud
eiKTeov
Stdb.
I,
284,
30.
Strab.
13,
Gen. 11, 25 as
25, 1.
Ei(to(7t'|
Josu. 15, 32.
Par.
2,
/ami/. V. P. 184.
7,40.
fiKoo-ieTTTd
= =
Esdr.
1, 2, 12.
=z
ij,
Set euceiv.
Philon
II, 68, 41.

;
e'Uoa-i f|, twenty-six.
Sept. Par.
1,
elKTiKos,
OK, (eI'kib) yielding
opposed to
Orig.
I,
dm-
Tvnos.
eiKoa-i
Max.
fj,
Tyr. 48, 52.
280
eVra, twenty-seven.
Sept.
n, 49 B.
cLKav, ovos,
Cyrill.
A. U, 28 D.
Iren. 685 B, CarpocraChrist.
Gen.
23, 1.
I,
Clem. A:
fiKotrfeT^r,
Tobit 14, 14. 860 B.
Plut. II, 1018 C.
image.
tian images
and pictures of
Hippol.
is,
^=
eiKocraeTris.
Dion C.
having
Diod.
55,
fiKO(Tii<Kivos,
OV,
(fiKO(n, KKivrj)
twenty
1,
Haer. 404, 36. Eus. VI, 541 D. Epiph. I, 373 C. Philostrg. 537 C. Soz. 1280 B. C. (Compare Lamprid. Alex. Sever. 29.
43.)
couches (accubita)
oIkos.
eiKoa-ifieTpos, ov,
at table.
49,
of twenty
fj,
jierpa.
Schol. Arist.
Eq. 824.
years.
fiKoa-wKTO}
2. Picture, in which sense it may be accompanied by the adjective ypanri]. Iren. 685 B. Eus. n, 680 C, of Peter and Paul.
I,
eiKoa-ioKTaeTrjpis, iSos,
a period of twenty-eight
twenty-eight.
1, 5, 27.
Max. Conf. Comput. 1260 A.
=
Kol
Greg. Nyss. IH, 737 D, of a mai-tyr. Epiph. 373 C. NU. 577 B. C, in churches. 580
fl'icoo-t
o/cr<o,
Sept.
Reg.
4,
10,
36.
Esdr.
number.
102 E'Uoa-w oKTtt). Nicom. 90, Philon II, 148, 9. 13. Plut.
e'lKOfTiv.
Diod. 14, a perfect

I,
42
D, of a martyr. Theod. Lector 165 A. Joann. Mosch. 2900 B. 3052 A. Andr C. 1304 B. Damasc. H, 313 C. 324 B. 320 A, axftpoTTolrjTos (compare Simoc. 70, 19 To
BeavSptKov
Eucao'/Lui).
F 'Ok
16.
fiKoo-MTf'jTf
fiKoiTi nevraKts,
twenty-five times.
Syncell. 96,
:^
EiKoo-t tteWe, twenty-fivc.
Sept.
Theoph. 207, 15 (A. D. 482). Theoph. Cord. 607, 18. [Basil. IV, 149 C 'H rijs iiKoVos Ttp,rj cTTi TO TrpioTOTvTrov diaâivei has no
Reg.
21.
3,
16, 28.
Esdr.
1, 1,
37.
Ezech. 40,
a, ^= Num.
eiKocrtretrtrapes
Tfo-o-apes,
or eiKOCTtTcrrapes,
Sept.
eiKoa"t
7,
See also 1485 A. The fiction that Saint Luke was a painter seems to have been sugOrig.
I,
special reference to holy pictures.
twenty-four.
88.
gested by the fact that he
was a
physician.
Diod. 14, 92.
Lucian.
Ill, 224.
See also Aster. 168 B.]
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eiXeco^^
fiX.ed)8i]s,
425
with
the
ileus.
eiptjvap'î)^
11, 35 'Eyco
II, 5.
es,
(etXe(ir)
afflicted
t;ni î/ot|a.
Ruth
4, 4.
Reg.
2,
Diosc. 1, 30. 6, jrd6os, the Uiac passion.

tiKqiux, aros, to,
2, 12, 7.
Job
33, 31.
Esai. 28, 28.
(iXo))
a thing
ttidsted, rope.
Aquil. Ezech. 27, 24.

(rxoiviov,
(rxpiviov.
2.
Sext. 231, 26 EiXjj/ia
I, 640 'H Tov elpi wapoTiKri, referring, to passages like the preceding.
Phot.
jlrcA of a bridge.
arched.
4. Participle, (a) 6 av, he who

Self-subsistent One,
Mai. 339,
fiXij/un-ucdr,
8.
^,
is, the representing the He-
dv,
(eiXi/jWi)
Porph.
brew niH'.
Jer.
Orig.
14,
I,
Sept.
Adm.
eiX7(0-,
137, 22.
ems,
ij,
138, 11.
139, 10. 23.

Schol. Arist.
13.
Ex. 3, 14. Philon I, 289,
Sap. 13,
8.
1.
1.
is,
(tlKea) a twisting.
492 C.
(b)
that
II,
19,
tA
oV,
is
that
which
Kan. 339.
(iKip-dpiov, ov, t6, (etXijrrfs)
being; to
prj ov,
which
not, nothing.
L.
volumen,
t
roll.
Aristot. Elench. 5, 9 'Ek
yap
pi)
ovtos ovBcv
Const,
eiXTjTo's,
m,
17,
1012 A.
(Xe<o) L.
6v,
vo1u
that
E.
admits of being rolled. Et. M. 790, 8, Tofidpiov.
roHed ; Galen. XII, 471
arched.
Andr. C. 1304 A,
vaos-
2. Vaulted, 3. Sub;
10, 38 OiSev yiverai e/c tov pf/ ovtos, ex nihilo nihil, ft. Philon I, 19, 39 Ta pfi Svra els to etrai Clem. R. 2, 1 'Hê'Xijo-ev eV pf/ napayayelv.
hi yevetrBai.
Epicur. apud Diog.
SvTos
eivai
f/pas.
Epict.
3,
24, 93.
Just. Sext.
stantively, TO ciXijTo'w, Ae corporale
be confounded with dijp. Pseudo-Germ. 400 C. PorpA. Cer. 65. Arr. P. flXiyyos, ov, 6, (tKiyyos) whirlpool.
B. 40.
flXiyiios, ov, 6,
not to Sophrns. 3985 B.
Frag. 1581 A.
205, 4.
To
2, 7,
Clementin. 392 A.
ouK ov, absolute nothing.

enolrjirev
Sept.
Mace.
28 'E| ovk SvTav
avra 6
Se.xt.
M,
Beds.
Theophil.
1030 B.
1037 A.
6.
n, 253,
oKivhiOiuu
5.
= =
155, 20.
i\iyii6s.
Hippol. Haer. 358,
Orig. IV,
Mnesith. sepaA Chnb.

Plut.
63 B. Arius apud Athan. H, 21 A. 1816 B. \_Sept. Baruch 1, 19 ^peda
aklvSoiuu.
1.
I,
797
A.
Mace.
545
1, 10,
Alciphr. 1, 26 as v.
ciXivSi/o-tr,
eas,
fj,
:=
dXi'i/fii^trts.
Aquil. Ps.
D rjpeBa = eerpev.'\
eiv,
ô-o
=
8.
31 ^Tio
Adam.
^pev.
eo-To).
Pseudo-iVîZ.
^s, rjcrOa.
Joann. Mosch. 3096
54, 6.
fiXio-o-o)
see
o.
17,
Xi'<7(7(a.
[Origr. II,
73
eiKiyfjO'e-
etîs, eas,
(euco))
yielding.
Plut. II, 447 A.
Tot,
2 fut. pass.]
ij,
Soran. 251,
10, 43.
ehre'iv
Sext. 621, 24.
Diog.
7,
51.
EiXan-i's, 180s,
(EiXas) female Helot, servant. Plut. I, 597 A. el. Nicet. Byz. 772 B e'o-ai fijuu î.
(EIIIQ),
to say.
Matt.
4, 3
Eijre Iva oi
X(do( oJtoi apToi yevwrrat.
20, 21, iva KaBicrp
(iiutpfiim), f]S,
i),
(eifuipiitu,
MEIPO)
fate.
Plut.
aw.
Marc.
9, 18.
3, 9, toIj pa6r)Tals
avrov
4, 3,
n, 574
elpapTos,
rj,
D
6v,
'O
jrapci
Trjv
eiixapfiivrjv
\6ybs,
Iva liKompiov rrpoa-naprepTJ avT&.

TO) \l6co TOVTO) Iva yevTjTai apros.
Luc.
I,
a sophism, z=z apyos Xoyoy.
10, 40, a^T^
eipapp^vos.
Plut.
I,
682 E.
iva poi o-vvavTiKd^riTai.
Clem. A.
341 A,
Eus.
m,
416 B.
Tw âpaa>
Tji
iva e'âTTooreiXg.
Theod.
II,
528 B,
>i, to be.
Dion. H. V, 200, 2 "Eotoj toCto Orig. aKridh thai, grant that this is true.
m,
445
4,
"Etrro)
(re
exetv S.pyvpov.
Sept.
Gen.
14 Kai ccrTm was 6 evpicTKtov pe dwo-
KTcvei pe,
and
e'v
it
shall
come
/ne
to
pass.
9,
14
nji'
Kai eorat y^v
t^
truweêli/
veêXas eVl
rfi
&aTe a-aKnia-ai. Apophth. 296 T& v'l^ /iiou. B, TOV v'ldv pov eêX6etv, Apocr. Act. AndK, 15 ÎptjKms avrols oiras pera^v tS>v ^wBavdrav avrov 6d\jrcD<nv. Vit. ImperEpiph. 72 C, ojrms pfj -gs hidKovos. Apoc. 6, 11 'Epsonal, eppedr), it was said.
'lepovcraXf/p
6(j>6fi<TeTai.
to t6ôv pov ev
14, 2.
5,
veipeXr).
Judith 11, 15.

alibi.
Deut.
Num.
29 "iva
Maec. 1, 7, ei 3 avroK
35,
et
pe&q avTols iva dva'TravaavTai. ewroy.] 772 eiiraaiv
viots
avTav, will be well with them.
2.
koI toIs
elp,
"Vy,
[Nicet. Byz.
iypriyopos,
Isid.
aypvTTVos.
Theodtn.
To
Dan.
4, 10. 20.
6,
629 D.
Jos. Ant. 18,
1,
be about to Sept.
do anything. With the

10, 2
tcls
infinitive.
eipypds, ov,
3, dtSios,
imprisonment.
Kai avvayiayflu Koi iâipew

the calling
ea-ovrai, dvaieaKciv ttjv
in hell.
rjo-a), (elprivrj,
of
the assembly.
irSuTal
ere,
TrapepP6\ds, for Reg. 2, 10, 11

will
elprivayaryea,
aya)
to
lead
to
peace.
Clem. ^.
para.
I,
329 A.
'Eirdêda
toO
we
help thee.
elprjvaios, a, ov,
17 OJ Aevlrai ^(rav toU Bveiv to Esdr. 1, 8, 91. (pmreK, had the charge of. Tobit 5, 15 'aXV emov poi rlva <toi etropai pia-66v SiSdi/ai, what pay I must give you.
Par.
2,
30,
2.
etptjviKos.
Soz. 8, 3, ypdp'Elprpialov,
Substantively, to
the
temple of Pax, at
'Elprjvais,
Rome.
Dion C.
72, 24, 1.
for 'Eiprivaios, ov, 6,
a man's name.
Inscr. Vol.
Inscr. 269.
elpqvapxe<o,
III, p.
ijera,
3. In the following instances

fluous.
it
is
super-
to
be elpr]vdpxr)s.
Judic. 5, 3 "Aia-opm eya> elpi ra kv6, 18 Eym eipt pia, eym elpi \|âXm T^ Kvpia.
KaBlaopai,.
1059.
ov,
elpqvdpxrfs,
11, 27 'Ey< elpi ovx ^paprov
(roi.
irenarcha
6,
(apx<o)
irenarches,
ttjs elpqvtjs,
(ûXa|
justice
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ei<!
of
the
4020.
peace (Arixtid. Metliod. 393 D.
I,
Inscr.
elprjvtKa,
the bidding prayer, exhortation to

;
flpr]vapxtai f' ^> {elpr)vapxos)

vris
prayer said by the deacon

fj
called also ra
elprjurj
itavrav
elprj-
SiaKouiKa, or
roil
rj
a-vvaTrni.
It begins, 'Ev
dpxr] or ahla.
rj,
Fseudo-Dion. 949 A.
Kvpiov
Seij^S/tfi'.
elp-qvapxtKOS,
6v,
of an
elfyqvapxris-
Schol.
(Const. Apost.
8, 13.)
Ta
Chrys.
I,
614
elpijviKa
to 8d-
Arvit.
Ran. 1071.
repa, the second bidding prayer,

elprjvdpxns-
an abridg-
(Iprjvapxos, ov, 6,
6.
=^
Martyr. Polyc.
Iambi.
Nil. 340 A.
ment of the preceding. en iv flprjvji Tov Kvpiov

Chrys. XU," 782 D.
flprjvoblKqs,
It begins,
SerjdS)p,ev.
"En
kqI
Pseudo-
flpi]vev<ris, fojy, ^, (clpriveva)
pacification.
V. P. 146.
tlprjvevrrjs, ov, 6, pacificator.
ov,
6,
(elprjVTj, I,
SiKt))
the
6.
Roman
411,
4.
Nicet. Paphl. 37
fetialis.
Dion. H.
51, 96.
ov,
389,
8.
390,
A.
elprivevm, cva-a,
cile.
App.
L. paco, to tranquillize, reconBarn. 780 A, fi.axop.cvovs, to make peace
those that are at variance.
I,
elprjvoSapos,
{Sapeofuu)
(yraTr/p')
bestowing
peace.
Pseudo-Dion. 724 A.
elptjvoTrdTpios, ov, 6,
952 C.
father of peace
f
among
Dion C.
Greg. Naz. HI, Macar. 532 C. 304 B, TO Stf o-TSTa. Doroth.imx C. Theoph.
77, 12, 1.
title
of the Persian king.

{clfyrjvoTrows)
Men. P.
to
353,
13.
elprjvoiroiew,
rjata,
119, 19,
city.
TjjK iroKiv,
they restored peace to the
be a peace1,
2. In Porph. Cer. 436, 13, rhv'Kjaov. the Ritual, the priest elprivivei. when he says ElpTjvri (rot, Peace be upon thee, to the person who has read the Epistle or the Gospel
of the day.
o-iv.
maker.
20.
Sept. Prov. 10, 10.
Paul. CoL
Eus. VI, 536 C, TO mvra.

etos,
f),
Basil. IV,
493 C.
lprjV(moiri(Tis,
{(IprfvaiToiitii)
I,
Also when he says Elpi)vr] ttoPeace be upon you all {Pax vobiscum),
making. Clem. A. IV, 129 D.

elprjvonoua, as,
r),
1252 B.
a peaceVseaA-Aihan.
preceding.
to the congregation.
elpr]voa
Eucliol.
(eipijKOTroidy)
dprjveia, neuter.
2, 5.
TseuA-Anaxim.
87, 52, 3.
Basil.
IV, 613 C.
ij,
apud Diog.
1,
1.
rj,
Dion C.
Athan.
I,
Frag.
'ElprjvcmoKi.s, ecoj,
(Elpr^vr], iroKis)
Irenopolis,
a
peace.
city.
Soz.
1057 B.
7j(r(B.
elpfjvrj, Tfs,
Tr)S
'O
you
elprjvr]! ypa.p,p.aTa,
cVi Trjs
elpfjvrjf,
Laus. 1220 B.
all
^ =
724
A To avin]6rj
Pallad.
be
flpr)vo^v\aKia>,
=^
etpijKocûXal
2.
ei/xi.
Phi-
ypdp.p.aTa elpijviKa.
Ion II, 209, 14.

elpr)v6xvTos, ov,
290,
elpT]va.pxT)S.
(j(eai)
diffusing
or dispensing
Eipiji/77 Trdcriv,
Peace
upon
say
peace.
elppMs, ov,
Pseudo-Dion. 953 A.
6,
Euchol.
Elprjvt]
AiSovcu or
(or
{Pax
vobiscum), said
Sovvai ttjv
by the
priest.
(cipm) series, train, context: con-
clprivrjv, to
catenation.
Philon n, 175, 61.
Pint. TL,
Chrys. I, Laod. 19. 614 C. Isid. 264 C. Socr. 713 A. Pseudo(ComEustrat. 2304 B. Dion. 425 C. pare Joann. 14, 27 Elprjvriv njv fV'?" S'SiB/w
vfiiv).
ifilv.)
Elpfjvri,
Tjs,
fj,
nam
885 B, alnav, a concatenation of causes. Athenag. 796 A Kaff fipp.ov eiT6p,eva, with the rough breathing. Iren. 521 A. Athan. II, 412 B. Diomed. 447, 28 hirmos. 2. In
the Ritual, the first troparion of an original ^8ij, in which sense it may be compared to the first stropha of a classical ode. The subjects of the flpiioi are the
Irene,
Paxf Peace
personified.
built
her temple at Kome was 2. The church of Irene at Constantinople built by Constantine. Socr. 193 B. 217 B. /usiimon. Novell. [This Irene, Nic. CP. Histor. 66, 10. 3, 1. a mere abstraction, must not be confounded with either of the two saints of the same name. Horol. April. 16. Mai. 5.]
Jos. B. J.
7, 5, 7,
by Yespasian.
same as those
of
the nine odes ; thus the elpnas of the first ode of a kuvcdv contains some allusion to the destruction of Pharaoh's host, or at least some of the words occurring at the begin-
flpijviKos,
ij,
6v,
of peace, peaceful.
Sept. Deut.
ning of the first ode of Moses as, a(rcDp,ev, Wlien Kvpia, on SeSoâoTat. &<ra)iJLev tw the troparia of an ode are each to be sung
;
23, 6
1,
Ou
rrpoa-ayopfva-cis eipijvoca airols.
Reg.
ij
to the tune of the elpfios of another ode, only
11,
15 "Edva-fv cKci 6va-ias Koi elpqviKas,
peace offerings.
elpTjviKTi
fia,
2o
the
first
words of that elpiws are given.

(fipffli/euo/ioi)
Substantively, (a)
elpavevpta, aros, to,
ironical
ex-
or TO
flprjVLKdv, sc. cVioroXij,
or ypdp.-
pression. flpavevopai,
Max.
to
Tyr. 96, 50.

Socr. 377
tovtovs.
of peace, letter of commendation. 155 B Litteras pacis. Ant. 7. 8. Athan. I, 372 C. 724 A. C. Basil. IV, 741 D. 948 C. Chal. Can. 11, ypififiaTa, die elprjviKov being inferior to a regular ava-rariKov. (Compare Eus. II. 636 B Toir avTols ie aXKrjv irepX elpfjuris StaruTrovT-ai.) (l>) ra
letter
dissemble.
Totps
Tertull. II,
fiev eipcoveuero ::z= irpos
Nlcet. Byz.
744
eif
flprnviâ
apparently without reference to any kind of motion. Sept. Num. 35, 33 Trjv y^v els fjv vfiets KaToiKeiTc. Tobit 14, 10
eV,
elpatvevm.
preceding.
in,
Philostr. 487.
at,
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427
Maoc.
1, 9, 16.
caiKuTê eh Ntweu^.
Histor. 86, 17.
Porph.
Adm. 175
'o
2<êi'-
Diod.
XilifjV
212, 74 'Oparat x^Ppo'^cos koi fls avTfjv KoKKiOTOs5, 84 AiaTpiâv

3, 44, p. vfjiTovs
oottXokos dvSpeios Koi (f>ofiepbs els to irXrjcndQovra airra eSvrj yeyovev.
ils
ras
ras KaravTiKpy
els StKeXiav.
Trjs 'lavlas.
1 3,
12 Ka6r]iievov9
4 'Ev
'
14, 117, p. 731,
)j
Koi TO \pv(Tiov, b etKri(j)(Tav els Pm/xijj/,
joAic/i
they
had taken
18, 25.
at
Rome.
I,
11,
561, 60.
1.
f. With nouns denoting space or time. Polyb. 32, 13, 5 HpoSodevTmp rnvrav t&v eirltfKaiv els ScKo pjjvas, in the space of ten months. Posidon. apud Atlien. 4, 53, p. 214
Ex. Vat.
Dion. H.
347,
II,
XolviKa Kpidav els Tecrcrapas rjpepas Siepe19, 15 Mio-5o8oTô-ay 8e tovs

iiTjvas,
841, 9 Oi KaTa\ei(j)6evTes ijrA tov rvpdwov els

TO irrparaireSou.
Tpei Tois dvofjTois ' PiBrivaiois, every
1909, 12 IIoXvi' els
Trjv iroXe-
Diod
els
four days. MoKehovas
fiiav fieivavTes \p6vov.

10, 16.
16, 11.
2.
To,
Clem. R, 2, 8. Zos. Joann. Mosch. 2865 A. Dion. H. II, 859 jrpAy TOW.
now\ioi> OidKcpiov,
k. t.
e|
At0-rao-t Se
oi
Kara
ttjv
for six months. Strab. 17, 1, 2 8eKa fj SaSeKa rjpepmv ohov MepmjV TpcoyXoBirai Tov NfiXou.
els
^ AfjUKOfievos
3.
5" tr
X.
It often stands
its
and
filav,
predicate.
between a substantive This is a Hebraism.

o-c cis
Jos. B. J. 5, 3, 5 'ATrepôM' oo-oc els a-TaSiovs 8uo.
8. It
or with
the
may be
ev.
Sept. Gen. 2, 24 "Eaovrat oi 8vo els o-aKpa

for (rap^
p,ia.
put in apposition with itself, Mai. 209, 17 'AmjXeev els ttjv

tt/v 'AfjjpiKrjv,
12, 2 not^cro)
thee
edvos
34,
Xaipav TOV 'Ai/wj3dX els

to
fteya,
will
make of
/loi
a great nation.
to wife.
country
of Hannibal,
he went
to
Africa.
12 AaxTETe
t^v iraiSa toutjjv

this
els yvvaiKa,
you
will give
me
damsel
43, 1
ToC XojSetj' ^/iSj eis 7raI8as, to take us for bondmen. 48, 19 Kai dStos eorai eiy \a6v, Josu. 15, 16 he also shall become a people.
(15, 17
865 B 'Ei/ Peopi? etTTiV els p,ova(rT7]piov. 9. It may (by a species of apposition) follow adverbs of place. Sept. Deut
Nic.
II,
21, 12 "Ev8oi>
or
ttjv oIkIuv a-ov-
Apocr. Act.
Philipp. in Hellad. 14
"ESaKev aiir^
Judic.
rfiv
1,
aiiTov yvvatKo).
els (jiopov,
'Airâv Bvydrepa 33 '"Eyevovro avrois
Mai. 29, 15
'Eicei els
to
Kdrm els tov ahriv. SiKmov Spoy. 216, 21

Chron.
koi 8vo
Avo) els TTjv KdKovpevrjv duponokiv.
they became their tributaries.
Reg.
721 Tiepav els Ihjydseh, pia,

ev,
Judith 5, 11. 7, 27. 35 (Ex. 6, 7 Aiji/ô/uai e/xauT^ vfiSr Xaof ffioi. Lev. 26,12 'Y/ieis ecreade Philon I, 165, 19 (Ex. 7, 1 Aefioi Xaos).
2, 7, 14.
9, 4.
Tobit
6, 12.
one.
Polyb.
2, 38,
11
'"E^v
fj
Baruch
2,
Patriarch. 1077 B. a-e 6ehv âpaa). 1125 B. Just. Tryph. 67. Clem. A. I, 780 A, Neocaes. Can. 12 Eis irpea-^vrepou ayetrBai ov Sivarm, he cannot be made a pres^rnxd
byter.
fievos,
Theod. IV, 349 C 'Eii OTTO pîXi'mv, one in a thousand. Eir Koi povos, one and only one. Dion. H. I, 189, 1. Ignat. 901 A, 6e6v. Lucian. I, 840. Porph.
\ri(j)6ev
papTvpiov.
Them.
one.
12, 13, tov âa-iKea.
Sept. Par.
1,
24, 6.
'Airepxerai pla pia irpoiTKVVova-a.
Els Porph.
eh, one hy
Cer. 2fil
M.iav piav,
Socr.
7,
23 Aex6ijvai
els âcrCKea 8eo-
once in a wMlef occasionally. Apophth. Anton.

(pols.
requesting to be recognized as a king.
Oelas. 1257 B.
Theod. Lector
els
2,
6.
Lyd.
13 Xpri odv piav piav iruyKaTaâiveiv tois dSfXdWrp^Sis. PseudoEir Tffl evi,
=
.
220 npoo-eXdjSowTO p^
piov, they
wp&rov
;tapT0i)Xd-
Cyrill.
A. X, 1085
evi.
made me
their first chartularius.
eh Tm
A
.
'Ei*
.
Oval toIs dta^dXKovinv ev, also "Ew .... to

8e,
4. With, denoting the instrument. Martyr.

Areth. 10 Ei6' ovras els irrvovs XiK/irid^vai ttju
erepov, ^=. to pev
... to
on
the one hand,
ri^pav
els
tov depa.
Joann. Mosch. 2949
'Ev
.
... on the other.
Iambi Adhort.
160. 322.
KOI ev, one by one,
one after another.
'EtrôyyKrei' tov <j>ovpvov els to tpAnov avTov.
2996
El's
TO BavaTiKOv.
a^lvas eKowrov, with axes.
5. For, denoting
Ill,
Mai. 407, 15 E(i

1097
els
the price.
Greg. Nyss.
Tpid-
Joann. Mosch. 3060 A, dvoKia-KovTes. Miav, sc. fipepav, one day, once upon a time, simply Apophth. 101 C 'EnoKea-e px once, 1^= TTOTe. Theoph. 280, 17. piav 6 d|3/3as 'Apo-evws.
Vit. Nil.
xavra pot rexviras avvedevro

eiri
Tffl
tou xpio'ivov
Jun. 45
Mlav tov xpovov, ^= aira^
2992 the two
Joann, Mosch. ^pyf"EXa^fj/ els rd 8io XeTrrd Bep/iia, uiith

TeTijaneSiK^
lepta.
TOV cTovs, once a year.
'Ev pia
t5>v rjpepmv,
or simply ev pia, on a certain day, once upon
Const. Ill, 1017

e^,
A
7
'Ayopdo-at
'Sis
els vo/iiapaTa
(TKetrdai
Codin. 99,
ncnpd-
tov uitov pobiov ev
els
to
v!ip,iafui,
one bushel for a coin. 6. With the accusative it often supplies the place of the dative. Matt. 5, 22 "Evoxos' form els Tr/v yeevvav roC Trvpos. Luc. Act.
24, 1 7 'EXeiypocrvvaj noirjirmv els to edvos pov.
Joann. Mosch. Luc. 5, 17. a time, once. Leant. Cypr. 2865 A. 2877 C. 2949 C. 1721 B. Also, Apophth. 185 B Uia youi' Mai. Ilapa piav, apart. iTo\epi]6els, sc. ev. Apophth. 434 C Ai5o \ayivia ev nap 137.
ev /Saordfo)!',
one in each hand.

irap
Cosm. Ind.
100
year.
time..
'Y0'
"Era be
ev,
eva evuanov, every other
at the
same
time, at
any one
Pausan.
ToXiir/fui.
8,
5,
12 'Er
S.travTas
4,
Fseudo-Nicod. B,
e^yye\6rj t6 2. Nic. CP.
Mai. 487, 11
Sext. 501, 25.
noirjo-avres rb ev els dXXiiXous,
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another, having conspired.
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illustrating the use
elcrSeKnK6v, oO, t6, expense
for repairs.
Leo.
Sept. numerals denoted by 10 y, a -\- 1. Reg. 3, 14, 21 TecrcTapaKovTa Koi ivos fViavTwv.
3,
Novell. 84.
elahcKTos,
{),
6v, received, acceptable.
Sept. Lev.
15, 10.
4,
22,
TpiaKOVTa koi ev eros.

Plut.
4,
22, 29, viiiv.

eia-Sfîs,
Epiph.
7,
24, 18
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Ilia /lovat
jroKeis etiriv.
H, 733
=^ cKdiSiDfu.
ij,
Aristeas 4 'Elabodh/ros^
hiaraypa, order.
MvptdSas rpiaKovrafiiav.
13
Eocoo-t
KOA.
n'lav
Theodtn. Dan. 10, Porphyr. V. rjfiepav.

koi ev 0i^\lov.
Si TOV TrpoaraypaTOs.
eia-Soa-is, eios,
(ft(r8/8a)/it) z::^
Plotin. 53, 12
Ûoai
54, 22
Kal
(cal
Aristeas
elaSpOfiea,
5.
rjo'to,
EiKoai Koi iv ovra.

eva iviavTov.
TpiaKOVTa.
Mai. 478 TpiaKovra
(eladpop,^)
== elarpexa.
Polem..
Theoph. 50, 14 "En/ ev

Sept.
245.
eliTfda (edw), to let in.
Geopon. 15,
Polyb.
12,
2, 27.
2. A, an, a certain.
fXan;.
Reg.
8,
2,
12, 1, iv ttoKcl-
Gen. 21, 15, Judith 14, 6.

First
fl(Tcyylâ>
=z
tyyiâ.
19, 6,
to'is
Matt.
19.
Joann.
6,
9.-3.
TToXcpiOlS.
eta-fyKeiiuu
(eyKei/uu),
to
lie
in.
Arcad.
190,.
Gen. 1,5. 8, 13. Ex. 40, 2. Polyb. 12, 25, 7. Philon I, 3, 38, referring to Gen. 1, 5. IBarn. 7 (Codex n) tov hav. Apophth. Benjam. 1 to tea. Cosm. Ind. 101 B. Mai. 346, 11.]
Trparos.
Sept.
26.
daeKaaia,
(7cXao-Js,
as,
fj,
=
f],
following.
(êlaekaivco)
Mai. 396,
a driving
7.
eas,
into.
Plut.
I,
1014 E.
rj,
elirfXaa'TiKos,
to
6v,
iselasticus,
SihyU.
2,
belonging
tlfrayopeia (ayopeva)
18, 2, 3.
fto-aya), to
=^
iirayopeva.
Jos.
Ant.
triumphant
entry.
39
(cor-
rupt).
introduce.
Galen.
I,
36 D. E.
50
rla-epirvô)
(tpmJfo)),
to
creep
in.
Philon
Diod.
II,
01 elfrayoiievoi,
I,
beginners in medicine.
Orig.
553, 5.
elaevTTOpfa
40.
Plut.
I,
808 C.
988 A. 989
r/s,
rj,
B
i
oi flo-ayofievoi,
catechumens,
(evwopia)
Tropica.
16,.
ela-ayayi],
agoge
introduction, pre-
liminary treatise.
*fi(raya)yiR6s,
r/,
Nicom. 104.
belonging to inStrab. 17, 1, 13,
el<revpi<TK(o (eipiVfco)), to
find
in.
Clementin.
3,.
6v, (fiCT-aycayij)
9 -aBai ev Tin.
ela-f\a, to stretch into, etc.
troduction or importation.
p.
364,
2,
TeXtj,
imposts,
dustoms.
2.
in painting
71.
To ela-expv, shade opposed to t6 eiexov. Philostr.

Theod.
11,
Isagogicus,
16.
introductory,
7,
elementary.
Ptol. Tetrab.
Galen.
I,
36 F.
3/
195.
ela-riyeopm, to
advise.
620 A,
ain-a
Substantively,
&(rre SiKalas SiKaêiv.

eloTjyrjTiKos,^
fj,
o fla-aycoyiKos, beginner.
Orig. 11,
Porph. Prosod. 114. novice, in a monastery.

eio-aymyiKffls,
Vit. Nil.
145 B. Jun. 29 B,
ov,
((7i)yeop)
introductory.
Clem. a'.
I,
96 B.
to
adv.
in
an elementary manner.
Leo. Novell. 159.
Basil.
I,
eitnjx (.VX^")' L. insono, to noise, loudly. Greg. Nyss. I, 516 C.

fia-Sea-is,
sound
Phiet
Orig.
I,
549 A.
imported.
6v,
ems,
f/,
(eltrridijiu) introduction.
tl(Taya>yiiios, ov,
lon
I,
278, 48.
Schol Arist. Ach. 566,

to
cto-ayojyos,
=^
elaaytayiKOS-
376
alibi.
A.
tlcraKorj, rjs,
fj,
flaffklâ
(fio-aKoum) a hearing, hearkening.
3.
(6X1^"),
squeeze
or press
into.
Plut.
n, 688 B.
(ijnrewo)), to ride into.
Philon
B.
I,
593,
flmwireia
preceding.
oKovo-Tor.
Diod. 17, 12,

815.
ela-oKova-is, eas,
i),
=^
Gregent. 665
Dion C.
eia-iTTiTeov
ela-iTTjTos,
44, 10, 1.
Sei elcricvai.
cla-aKov(rr6s, ^, 6v,
:^
1),
Lucian.
accessMe.
1,
jBasi7. I,
364
9,
6v, {eio-ftiu)
Greg. Naz.
A.
cla-avrXio) (avrXta), to
II,
425 C.
pump
in.
Athen. 10,
Epict.
ela-KaSlCa
p.
416 B.
:=.
ets
doKalSeKa
airav,
= =
1,
Ka6iâ
evScKa.
in.
Poll.
fla-dirav
wholly.
Ench.
Liher.
;,
fiVxcXXeo) (o-Kf'XXo)), to
Lyd. 350, 2. 1, 55 ivotrKaiSeKO. dry fi'uit. Galen. VI,

Diosc.
33, 5.
eio-aTroo-TeXXo) (aTrooTf XXco), to
336 A. send
into.
eio-/cXa<
(/cXdo)),
<o
Jreot inwardly.
<o
51,
17.
aa-avptov
sical.
ela-ypacpT),
= eh
rjs, 17,
Eupor.
io-KXe'7n-o)
53.
deceive,
aSpiov,
on
the
morrow.
Clas-
((cXEnrca),
lead astray.
Plut. 11, 127 B.

(elaypd(f>a>')
Clementin. 64 B.
Eio-KXvfffl (icXvfo)),
registration.
Dion
to
wash
into.
Strab.
5, 1, 7,
C. 59, 2, 2.
!
p. 337, 2.
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by Microsoft
'
eicrKoKir 1^0 fiat

((ncoX7rt'ô/iai (kcSXttos), to
429
Philostrg.
ett7<77ratB
form a gulf.
488 A.
^l(TKO(Tiiea> (Ko<r/ic<a), to
introduce.
Hippol. 593
enter.
C.
ô-Kpiva
(^Kpiva),
to
cause
to
Mid.
331,
Orig.
entrance, formal entrance Laod. 56, toO inurK&irov, the bishop's entrance into the church shortly before the beginning of divine service. Const. (53'6), 1148 B. Sophrns. 3993 C,
Introitus,
2.
into a church.
ela-Kpivoiiai, to enter.
Philon
I,
49, 40.
1, 7.
ToC apxtepecos.
Max.
15. 31.
39, et alibi.
I,
Poll. 2, 76.
Biog.
724 A.
IV, 225 C.
r),
jAfKpuns, eas,
Plut.
II,
entrance.
Philon U, 481, 42.

Plotin.
the Ritual, the priest's solemn entrance into the ^rjfia. He comes out of the inner sanctuary through the
Porph.
Cer.
In
Conf.
II,
688 C. D.
n, 901 A.
Orig. IV, 225 C.
701, 16.
curKVTrra (jdmra), to look into.

13,
Sept. Reg. 1,
18.
eais,
fj,
northern door, and walks as far as the western end of the aisle then he turns into the nave, and proceeds toward the middle door of the inner sanctuary. The eia-oSos is
;
AiTKvptns,
possibly the Latin
ineursus
432
or
incursio.
Isid. Epist. 1, 452, p.
Xiov,
called piKpa eiuohos, or elaoSos rov dayycwhen the priest enters with the evanIt is called peydXri
A.
<laimv6dva>
gelistary in his hands.
^=
/iavBdiKo.
to
Polem. 171.
e'ia-oSos,
when the
priest enters holding the
euTiiiywiii {p,iywiu),
mix
in.
Plut. II, 127
B.
elmirixofuii
(yrjxopai),
to
swim
in.
Ael.
N. A.
Stud.
sacramental elements. Max. Conf. II, 693 C, tSv dylmv koI (rcnrSiv iiv(TTrjpia>v. PseudoGerm. 405 C, ToO eiiayycXiov. The \fiTovp-
14, 24.
6i(ro8c|o8o!,
ot), fi,
1789 C.
tS>v dcitov
el(r68eu(Tis, eo)r,
= Porph. =
i),
yla has both the pj,Kpd

Kcu.
and the
fieydXrj e'uro-
eixrobos
eôSos.
hos.
The
fiiyas eajrepivos
has only the fUKpa
Cer. 96,
1.
eL(To8os.
eitroSos.
Stud. 1689 A,
8a>pa)u,
referring to the /jxydKri
3. The entrance of the Virgin into the Temple, Ta cio-68ia. Stud. 1696 C, jj ds
eiiToSos.
tAv vaov.
-ciVoSeum, evcra,
to enter. Andr. C. In the Ritual, to perform the euroSos said of the priest. Porph. Cer. Theoph. Cont. 704, 11. 192, 19, et alibi. Leo Gram. 275.
1004 A,
T-l.
2.
(eio-oSoy)
el(ToiKUTp,6s, ov, 6, (fliroiKi(a>) settlement
of a colinto.
ony.
Heliod.
8, 1, p.
356, 14.
cliTOXfTeia)
(o;(cTei)(o),
9, 3.
to
conduct water
Heliod.
elcoxr), ^r, Vi
(""'^X'*')
"^
sinking or falling in,

Strab.
2, 5,
-eiVoSiaô),
aaa, {eltrohioi)
4, 12,
to
gather
in, to collect.
ela-o-
depression;
22. 12, 2, 4.
opposed to eôxq.
Sext. 271,
7,
Sept.
Reg.
4 IXok to dpyvpiov to
oiKCD Kvpiov.
shade, in paint-
hui^6p.cvov iv
Tu
Apophth. 169
Schol. Arist.
ing.
Orig. Ill, 857 C. D, in painting.
B.
Vse.uA-Athan. IV, 765 D.
Vesp. 659.
Simoc.
eltT'Trapahiojiai
(napaSvopMi),
to
creep or steal
in.
137, 5 'Eym yap as av-
Philon
II,
432, 25.
40, 15.
6pamos
flcroSuurdcis, brought into the world.
*elo^Tdvvvpi (7reTdvvvp,t), to expand, spread out.
ciVoSiacr^df, ov, 6, income.

iEt(ro8te'|o8oy,
Charis. 553, 10.
Arhtot. H. A.
9,
Polem. 287.
Aristot.
incorrect for ela-oSeôSos.

6v,
elaoSiKos,
rj,
pertaining
to
ela-oSos.
SubeitroSoy.
to
ÎcTTTeTOfiai (TTeTofiai), to fly into.
H.
A.
2,
9, 6, 6.
9.
Dion C.
40, 22, 4.
Geopon. 15,
stantively, TO cI<7o8ik6v, sc. Tpoirdpwv, a tro-
parion
sung
during
the
fuKpa
el(T7r\rip6a> (nXripoai), to
elcrirvol), rjs,
fj,
II
up.
Diog. 10, 142.

breath.
Pentecost.
elddSios, ov, (e"<7oSos)
{eloTcviai)
7, p.
the
drawing of
Philon
II,
belonging or relating
Strab. 3, 5,
268, 29.
318, 34.
entry.
privilege of visiting.
2. Substantively, to revenue. Hes. Theodtn. Dan.

11,
trance.
Dion. H. IV, 2231, 10, that has the Greg. Naz. I, 1128 B.
eladbta,
Plut. n, 903 D.
elmroiritTis, eas, ^, (fla-TroUio')
adoption of a child.
45, 5, 3.
(a) income,
Plut. II, 338 P.

elcrtrpdKTrjs, ov,
6,
Dion C.
'Elirobia, wp6(To8oi, dvaKiofuiTa.
(clanpaiTiTa))
L. exactor, col5, 6.
13,
quid?
(b)
e?i-
lector
of taxes.
opos, 6,
Aquil. Ex.
13.
Job
festum praesentationis Deiparae, the entrance of the Deiela-odca riji 6cot6kov,
Ta
39,
7.
eta-TrpdnToip,
preceding.
Soz. 956
para into the temple, a church-feast. Horol. Nov. 21. Curop. 80, 15. Called also Jejun. 1916 A. (For the "hyui iyiav.
C.
el(r7rpd<ra-<a,
to
confer, bestow.
Gregent. 612 A,
intrusion into the
rrjv evTTOuav.
legend of the dedication of the Virgin to service of God in the Temple, see Pseudo-(?re(7. Nyss. m, Pseudo-iTacoJ. 7.
the
eta-TTpoeBpia, as,
fj,
(npoebpLii)
presidentship.
flcrpof), ijs,
f],
Did. A. 948 A.
53.
=. eio-povs, a flowing in. Marcian.

N. A.
1,
1140
-no-o8os,
seq.)
f),
37.
Ael.
ov,
income, revenue
6, 13, 1.
e|o8or.
Polyb.
6, 14,
opposed to 2. Anc. 15.
fio-OTrdtt)
(o-Traco),
to
pull in.
Sept. Gen.
19,
10.
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by Microsoft
et,cr^6eipofuu
ti(T(j>6eipofuu {tj>6eipofjiai),
to
430
self,
eKaTOVTaTpucXivof
'EKaT77
(cai
obtrude one's
Toir
dirorrpairalois
eK(f)epovres
rd
Poll. 9, 158. Basil. an imprecatory verb. I, 500 C. fr0opc, as, fj, L. rogatio, proposal for a law. Herraog. Prog. 53. Dion. H. IV, 1991, 5.
beinva.
''EKaTrjmov, ou, to,
''Ekotoiov, shrine
of Hecate.
Plut.
II,
tj,
193 F.
6v, ('EKaT?;)
''EKanvos,
of Hecate. PseU. 1133

Cfem.
Rhet. 84, 18.

el<T(l>pa<7(rat
A.
(jipd<Tora>
i=z
in.
Nicom. Harm.
iKaropTrkaaiav, ov,
=^
icaTOKTa7rXa(rtW.
19.
eta-<f>vpa>
^.
Qj>vpa), to
II,
628 A.
lov,
mix
in.
Max.
Tyr. 114,
Ptol.
cKaTopxjiovui,
TO,
(eKarov,
(jidvos)
sc.
p4
30.
sacrifice
r),
i(Txv(ni, <nj,
(elaxea) a pouring
in.
I,
for a hundred enemies slain. Plut. 33 D. n, 159 E. 660 F. Paus. 4,

Sept. Judic. 20, 10 ArjyjropeBa
els
Geogr.
2, 3.
el(Ta>6iôpai
iTf,
19, 3.
whether.
App. II, 630, 93. Porph. Adm. 78 Pmrovcn 8e koL

fliTa)6copai.
e'lrc
cKaTov, hundred.
deKa avdpds Tols inarov

parjX, Ka\
^da-as ij)v\ds
*I(r-
CTKapCpia nepl tS>v ircrcivSii/,
cr<l>dâi
av-
eKardv toIs
;^tXiotff
Kal ;(tXtouff rots
Tovs,
e'lre
Kol (payetv, eire Koi âtvras edtretv,
pvpiois, ten out
of every hundred.
Philon
I,
lohether to kill
and
eat them, or whether to
let
607,
virtues of 100.
Orig. Ill, 909
B.
them
(Ins
live.
Plut. II, 732 F, pvpidSes, a million.
otrns.
Doroth. 1 700
Eit-i
S^wotc
/3a-
pel avTov.
ciTovv (eiVe, ouv), essentially

say.
eKarovrahoxos, ov, (eKardv, SexofÔ receiving or containing one hundred persons. Jul. 396 B.
eKaTovraeria, as,
r),
rjyovv, that is to
(eKaTovraeTjjs) period of a
Martyr. Ignat. 3 'O Kara XpioTiavav,

noKepos.
of.
hundred years.
eKaTOVTaeTLô),
Philon
^=.
I,
101,
6.
e'lTovv futre/Seias
l(Ta>,
cKaTovraeTTjs
ylvopai.
K or
e'l,
Sept. Judic. 15, 2 "ESto/ca avrrju
Stud. 1253 D.
eKaTovradvcravos, ov, having or witJi exaTov dvaavoL.
ev\ tS}V ck Ta>v (jytKoiv ffov.
ra
K tS}v
<j)t\(ijv
(rou,
e/c
15, 6 '''EbaKa avTTjV

evt raiv <l)iKatv (Tov.
Jul.
395 A.
(kcôX^) hundred-headed.
Nicol. D. 87 'Avrjp rav

els Tojv Tjjs
a-vyK\rjTov.
I,
2.
i>u
T^s (TvyKkrjrov, r^z
iKaTovTaKe<j)d\os, ov,
With
nzz
p^rd
Jul.
395 C.
TOV.
Plut.
518
Sep^v
vov npotrryyopevaev, togatum.
3.
avTov e< rrj^cv-
eKaTovrdKprjms, i8os,
^=
eKardv Kprjirihav.
Jul.
For, with
8.
3,
396 B.
eKarovrdpaxos, ov, (jidxapat) capable of fighting one hundred men. Jos. Ant. 13, 12, 5.
eKardvravbpos, ov,
(dvrjp')
nouns denoting extent.

p. 123,
Strab.
19,
20 QivaSris
8'
trraStav.
fK of.
4.
6 tottos f| Akocti
After.
Diosc.
TOKCTav, after parturition.

AfnZ. 38, 19.
89, 10.
6.
5.
94 (1 95) Tar
consisting of one hun-
By
reason
Aster.
dred men.
iKarovrdireSos,
Jul.
ov,
396 B.
(irehov)
Sa;-.
224
7.
C Tov
K (TTpaTryyav Kal VTraTaiv
.... tov
Be e vTraTiiiv ineivov, ex-general, ex-consul.
hundred feet long.

eKaTovTarrKaiTLau-pds,
Jul.
ov,
=; eKardpuKhos, a 396 B. to, a centuplicating.

hunJul.
With the
accusative.
Syncell. 72, 9 'E/c

irarpi-
Orig.
I,
584 B.
Sept. Par. 1, 21, 3.
TO XoXSaiKa.
Kias.
Porph. Cer. 214, 14, tos

20,
eKaTovTairXao'iios (eKaTovrairXacriav), adv. a
Leo Gram. 359,

M, F
139,
is
Tois evyevois.
dred-fold.
Ptoch. passim.
A, A,
Inscr.
[In inscriptions ek before B,
eKaTovrdTrXedpos, ov,
eKardv irXeBpav.

157.
b,
ey.
376 B.
eKOTovrdpovpos, ov, containing one hundred apovpat.
18 ey Xecr|3o.
17.
23 ey
btovvtriav, ey ^v8i8eiaiu.
168,
ey avptvn&.
Aristeas 14.
rjcra,
7.
175 ey peyapcuv. 528 ey \ip,evoa: 1570, a, 27. 28 eySoa-fia; eySoTO). 5774 eyTeiKrjduovTi. Boeckh. Athen. Nav. p. 453. 450 eyXv6fvTav, ey pvppivovTrjo:
eKaTovrapxea,
C. 52, 25,
=
the
eKaTovrapxos
elp.i.
Dion
Dion.
69, 19, 1, et alibi.

6,
Also, Inscr.
eKoTovTapxis, ov,
Roman
centurio.
exa-apov- 789 fôwtemi'

f^dXaptvos.
Tias.
147, 34
H.
661
I,
263, 3.
ex o-oue<Bi/. 2907
A.
2.
Malt.
8, 13, et alibi.
Plul.
I,
A
fj,
sort of magician.
Quin.
2347,
c,
e|upo.
158,
A, e|
pijveias-
3049 e^v^piFranz, p. 127 e|

Fseado-Cleobul.
Can. 61.
eKarovrapxia, as,
tus, office
{iKarovrapxas^ L. centuriaJos. B. J.
1.
poSou.]
cKoa-Todev
of centurion.
=:
1,
(KaaraxoBev.
93.
apud Diog.
KaaTos, ov,
every.
I,
Dion C. 78, 5, 3. 78, 6, company of a hundred

530, 26. Ael.
48, 42,
6,
2.
1
3, 6, 2.
Centuria, a
soldiers.
Ilap'
eraora,
constantly.
IcrTopeX-
Tact. 16,
2.
= 128 îXou
Jos
Diod.
II,
Sext. 664, 13 (661, 7 'O ptv
nippav
Dion C.
rai
Ti)i/
Opr)piKr)v Sid
o-kcok).
CTem.
navros Troi'ijirti/ di/ayti/o)1080 B. Mal. 177, 14
ekaTovTapxos, ov,
the centurion of the N. T. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1061 D.
Kafl' iKda-TTjv, sc. fjpepav, every day, daily.

'ExaTt),
ijr,
ij,
eKaTovTaTpiicXivos, ov,
Hecate.
Plut. II, 708
eKaTOVToieXivos.
Oi tJ
B. J.
5, 4, 4.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eKUTovTwxeip
eKorovrdxeip :=^ eKordyxfip.
Just.
431
478 F.
I,
eKôriTOi
Pint. II,
Apol.
1,
26.
eKarovraxfipos, ov,
B.
aroiTOUTiji, ou, 6,
= ^
^,
eKârripios, a, ov, (eKâiva) pertaining to landing. Himer. Eclog. 13, 38, p. 238, peXr/.
preceding.
Aihan.
25
2.
Substantively,
to.
eKânjpia,
sc.
Upd,
sacrifices offered
eicaTOKraETijs.
for recovery from
illness.
Lucian.
Philostr. 562,
m,
218.
tSos, fern,
eKâriKas,
adv.
in
a manner denoting
comes
to
result.
e'ltaToi/ToOTts,
of the preceding.
hundred-eyed.
Olymp. ^. 81 A.
cKâros,
ri,
Athen. 14, 54, p. 697 E.

iKaT0VTo<j)6a\fios, ov,
ov,
that
pass.
Galen.
II,
{6(t>6<îi6s)
235 D.
eKê$ai,6a> (jSe/Scudo)), to confirm.
'Mai. 69, 20.

fxaTooTcuo),
etJo-o),
Plut.
II,
292
{cKaToirtos) to be
a hundred
Philon
B, et
alibi.
ecos,
f),
times as
I,
much.
a,
ov,
Sept. Gen. 26, 12.
eK/Se/Soiatrts,
(jKêâioa) confirmation.
Justinian. Cod.
607, 12.
Plat. II, 85 C.
eKaToa-Tiaios,
''E.Ka.ToaTuuos
t6kos
pertaining
to
iKoroaTal.
Inscr. 354.
eKîdât, to execute.
eKîairrfjs, oi, 6,
9, 4,
:
y.
iiaiTO(TTij.
(ejqSmfm) compeller
exactor.
BasUic. 9, 3, 87. .Balsam,

iiuiToiTToeiK&yhoos, ov,
(eiKotrt,
ad
iVîc.
17.
Aquil. Prov.
6, 7.
Lyd. 205,
exacting.
18.
Clim. 669
SySoos) hundred
collector
B.
sKjSMOTi/cds,
ij,
twenty-eighth.
exaTooToXcJyos, ou,
tesimae.
iKaToa-T6s,
ri,
Nicom.
d,
I,
77.
6v,
Ptol.
Tetrab.
(Xeyoo)
of cen-
155.
cK/SjjSdfo),
Basil.
ov,
280 B.
2. L. centesimus, hundredth. Substantively, (a) ^ eKarooTij, L. centesima,

pars,
L. exigo,
oi,
to exact, to collect
2, 4.
a debt.
ac-
Justinian. Cod. 3,
eKîâa-pos,
6,
12, 61, 7.
(eK^tjSdfo))
execution,
sc.
one /)er ce(.
Pfoi.
I,
504 D.
complishment, performance.
eKîâtrnis, oi,
6,
Chal. 1292 B.
Justinian. Novell. 88, 1 T6kov
t&v xprumTiav
Tov aiTo Tplrrjs eKaToirrfis, usuras trientes.
12, 6, 7.
(cKîfidâ))
L. executor, col-
(b)
rate
ai eKOToorai, centesimae, interest at^th^
lector of debts.
Epiph.
Basilic.
I,
1081 D.
2, 3,
4.'
iyrf.
7.
of one per cent a month. Nic. I, 17. Quin. Can. 10. iit^Bpeva (fid6pov), to overthrow from the foundations.
206,
8.
Justinian. Cod.
2.
3,
9,
12, 6,
Novell. 112,
Novell.
257.
84.
Porph.
Chal.
'EK|3iâ(7Tai
rrji
ikKkriaias,
Clementin, 1 7, 3 -irBal nvos.

precipitated.
17,11
-a-dai els Kevov, to be
church committee. 1292 C.
Carth.
Can. 96.
fKÔKxeva-ts,
eras,
^,
^(iKÔKxeva)
a revelling,
39,
7,
raving.
eVjSdXXm,
Tov,
Eunap. V. S. 40 (70). Dion C. Frag. to cast out.
eK^LâariKov, ov, t6, sc. Sapov, the fee of the PorpA. Novell. 259. ^tâo-njs.
exjStos, ov, Oi'os) lifeless.
eV
a euphemism,
djrojraxeiw.
2.
eau-
Artem. 347.
To
7.
eK^Xdarqpji, aros, to, (cK^Xaa-Tdva) shoot, sprout.
repudiate, divorce
14.
wife.
Sept. Lev. 21,
Philon
Diosc.
I,
48, 17.
Diod. 12, 3. To Plut. II, 278 E, nra. 18, ywcum. cast out of the synagogue, or of a society. Joann. 9, 34. Jos. B. J. 2, 8, 8, toO raypa30, 10.
Nmn.
Esdr.
1, 8, 90.
2,
eK^Xda-TTjO-is, ems,
1,
ij,
109.
Diosc. 5, 107 as v. 1. a shooting or sprouting forth. Geopon. 5, 25, 1.

Aristid.
Philostr.
eK^XejTO) (fiXeira), to look out, to see.

I,
Tos Esseni.
473,
8.
Ael.
N. A.
3,
25.
4:>
To excommunicate, in
Const. Apost.
ec-
863.
eK^Xria-Kopai
clesiastical language.
21. 43.
2,
Soz. 1, 15, rijj eKKKqa-ias.
(Const. Apost.
iK^XrjTeov
.4. I,
=. eK^dXKopai.
del exâKXeiv.
Phryn. 206.
Theoph. 283, 7. CTem.
16 KeXeuo-o!' avTov ?|<o ffKrjdijvm, sc. T^y

Khjo-ias-)
1,
5.
545 A.
cast out
To produce a
17,
line.
Sirafi. 2,
cK^XrjTos, ov,
of the church, excom-
29, p. 125, 13.

etas,
Sext. 702, 19.
municated.
Hippol. 804 A.
Haer. 458,
8,
(iKâpâpoa) rizing, barbarism. Plut. I, 244 D. ii!â(Taviia> {âxraviîii), to examine

eKâpfidpaais,
scrutinize.
a barbaclosely,
to
Tfjs iKKXrjaias-
tK/SXufa)
Jos.
Ant.
15,
8,
4,
p.
768.
Sept. (jSXui'ffl), to bubble, to gush forth. 2. CTem. 4. I, 720 A. Prov. 3, 10, oii/a. To cause to gush forth, to emit. Plut. I, 830
Phihstr. 83.
iKBatravitrreov
E.
del ixâa-aviêiv.
Cyrill.
=.
A.
I,
KgKv(Tis,
ea>s,
f),
(fK^Xifa)
a gushing forth.
264 B.
eKâcris, eas,
Orig. ni, 213 A.
Plut. I, 398 F. fj, a Coming out. Consummatio, consummation, a coming Sept. Sap. 2, 17. to pass of a prophecy. Iren. 1052 B. Sext. 730, 22, t5>v dwoTeXeCA)-e/s. X, 243 Orig. I, 1305 A. a-pdrav.
ix^Xvardvo)
eKôtjO-is,
2>
Epiph. I, 377 D. (cKôda) shout, acclamation, Philon I, 209, 22. 372, exclamation, cheers. Sext. 632, 13. Synes. 1412 1,5, II, 159, 43.
ex/SXiJfo).
ea>s,
fj,
C.
Soz. 1064
ov,
A.
Cyrai. A.
X, 340 B.
A, with reference to the
ecbatic
use
of
cK^TOs,
noised abroad, spread, diffused.
Did. A. 557 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
e/côX^da
/3oX/3ai,
r/a-ai,
432
iKSfpixaTiâ,
icra,
eKSlKBO)
(Stpfia)
(fioXISdw) to gouge, to force out
CKhipat.
Schol.
the eye
of a person.
Epiph.
Ill,
269
Arist.
Nub. 441.
-Brjvat Toi/s 6(j)6a\fiovS'

K/3o/i/3e'a)
iKSepp-aroa
7.58.
(ôfilSea), to
e<Bf,
fj,
fKôji^rjms,
hum. Poll. 1, 118. a humming, murmuring.
Kde(rp.eua
= =
8,
preceding.
Schol. Arist. Thesm.
Sc<Tp.eia>
strengthened.
Polyb.
3,
of approbation. (K^pa^w, to he filled loith cutaneous eruptions, Achmet. 106 "18,7 eavrou Sophrns. 3436 D.
Themist. 343,
3,
33, 8, Ti eis Tiva.
ckS/xo/""! to become surety for
Gen. 43,
sage.
56.
avrov.
any one.
to
Sept.
Accipio,
underor pas14,
iK^pcurama.
tK^pacris, eas,
ij,
stand, to put a
meaning upon a word

alibi.
cutaneous eruptions.
Achmet.
is
Polyb. 10, 18, 12, et
Diod.
105.
fK^pa<rp,a, aros, to, (eK^pdâ}) that
which
I,
cast
out by boiling, scum.
Diosc. 5, 107.
apud
Orib. II, 212, 15.
Clem. A.
Ruf. 540 B,
Philon I, 66, 11. 288, 30. Erotian. 142. PAJZon By6Z. apud Eus. Ill, 77 A. Just. Apol. 1, 42. CTe?n. ^. II, 349 A.
cKSriXtos (fKBTjXos), adv. clearly.
Philon
I,
64,
ejectamentum.
Orig. 11,
272 C.
Vit. Nil.
11.
e/cSij/iayfflyeo)
Jun. 108 D,
eK^pa<Tp.6s,
ov,
ebullition.
0,
2,
(Sripayayeai), to mislead the peo-
Sept.
Nalium
coJf,
u throwing up by 10. Symm. Lev. 13,

(fipLfidofiai)
boiling.
6.
ple, of
a demagogue.
14.
to
Dion. H.
II,
723, 13.
Lyd.
ni, 1320,
eKbr}p.ea,
311, 11.
fK^pifiriCTis,
iJ,
depart
4,
this life ; said
of holy men.
iv
6p6oS6â)
^=
finTifir)iTLi.
Theoph.
m(TTfi.
19,
irpbs
Kvpiov
Aquil. Ps. 37, 4.

;8pm<7tf,
fmr,
7>
(eKî^paa-Ko))
ulceration.
iKdt]po<Ttvai zzz by}poui,eva>.

eKîalTrjo'ts, etas,
t),
Dion
C. 61, 12,
3.
Achmet. 88,
E(c3u5ifo/xai
p. 62.
'"
(/3u5i'f'")>
come om of
to
<Ae sea.
Callistr. 907.
fKyap,l((o,
iara,
(yaiiiîo)
give in marriage.
1, 7,
Philon I, Poll. 6, 185. I, 345 C. n, 493 C. Simoc. eKSicuTrjTTjs, oil, 6, one that leads astray.
its.
(eKbiairdopm) change of hab675, 8. II, 76, 47. 124, 43.
Plut.
Matt. 22, 30.
24, 38.
Paul. Cor.
vcovj.
38.
169,
7.
Epiph.
eKyafila-Km
I,
436 A, Tois
preceding.
1.
enbiawplâ (yrpiâ),
20, 34.
II,
to
saw off a head.
App.
Athan.
Luc. 17, 27.
556, 29.
35, all as v.
eKharpiô), apparently
II,
ivSiaTpiâ.
^Kyiyapriô), laoi, (yiyaprov) to take out the seeds
961 C.
or core of fruit.
Diosc,
1,
24.
Galen. VI,
Orib. 11,
iKStSva-KO)
ck8u(o.
S^t. Reg.
Hos.
1,
31, 8.
2,
344 B.
341,
7.
Xni, 385
Oeopon.
ijs, fj,
B.
Antyll.
apud
23,10. Nehem.
2, 14, 2.
4, 23.
7, 1.
/os. B.J.
8, 27, 1,
of apples.
Ael.
iKyKv(j>r),
(iKyXvcfxa)
a hatching.
1,
N.
exS/Sffl/u, to
give out.
Impersonal,
1, 1, 30,
eKSodfjvat, to
A.
4, 12.
be decreed.
yoTjreuto.
Sept. Esdr.
yiveadm.
Kyo7^Tsvu>
:^
rj,
Jos. B. J.
11, 3.
iKyowj,
r)s,
(eKyovos) granddaughter.
17
Mai.
413, 9 {Chron. 613, 16
exyovor referring to
the same person).

iKbairavdto (Sairaraa)), to
utterly.
2,
2. To publish a book. Strab. 1, 2, 2. 3, 4, 3. Plut. I, 22 C. 668 B. n, 1086 C. Ckm. A. 3. To translate, render, interpret. 1, 793 A. Clem. 4. II, 377 A. Orig. I, 52 B.
spend
out, to
consume
f (c8ii;yo/iat, rjcroput, (StJjyfo/xai) to
tell out.
Sept.
1, 5.
Polyb. 25,
Tatian.
8, 4,
6, p.
et alibi.
12, 15.
820 A.
Paul. Cor. Galen. VI,
Job
12, 8,
yfj.
Sir. 1, 24.
18, 5.
Habac.
3.
Philon
II, 89,
46.
Luc. Act. 15,
Jos.
Ant
hi6v-
380 D.
tKSap<Tis, fcos,
ff,
5, 8, 3, et alibi.
(ficSepo)) excoriation,
Nectar. 1828 B, 8opS>v.
Vit.
a skinning. Nicol. S. 888

Poll.
eKSi6vpap,^6op.ai, mcropxu, (jbiBvpapôs)

pap.fia>Sris yivopai.
Phot. HI, 249 C.

Classical.
A.
dKSfbirjTrjii^vas (eicStaiTaopat), luxuriously.
6,
EKStfcdfo),
to
avenge.
[Put. fuSocm Deut.

10.
32,
eK8d(ro).
Sep. Lev. 19, 18.

3,
185.
=:=
Berjo-is.
43.
Reg.
15.]
r)a-a>,
I,
13.
Judith 11,
L. idciscor,
Mace.
avenge.
exfieijo-is
Euagr. 2445
Heliod.
A iKSerjafav,
Jos. Ant. 17,
2, 6,
e(c8tKc(B,-
perhaps
exSci/iaiVo)
e/cSfii/oa)
c'/c
Seô-frnv.
SfLfjuiivco.
(cK8tKoy)
to
9, 8.
Sept.
Num.
31, 2, rffv iKSiKJja-iv'viav'hrparjk
^^
Seu/dcB
strengthened.
cK
t>u
MaSiaviTSiv,
avenge the children of
5,
5.
K8EKaTevto
(lithe).
(SfKaTeum), io
â^
fAe
Zen(A ârt
Israel of the Midianites. Deut. 32,43. Judic. 15, 7, ei; vp,Xv, I uxill be avenged of you. Eeg.
1, 24,
eKbfKTeov
56.
Diod.
4, 21.
13
'EfcSiKô-ai p,oi Kvpios k aov, avenge
Set KSexe(rdai.
I,
Sept. Epist. Jer.

II,
me of thee.
^kSikoiv,
Clem. A.
268 C.
fK&fvSp6a> (Sei/8pda>)
620 A.
Chron.
4, 9, 7, ra mpara. a revengeful man. Jer.
'0 Sir. 28, 1

5, 9, ev tBvei
SevSpoTonea.
Toioira, shall not
my
soul be avenged on such

1, 2,
495, 11.
Mai. 292,
13.
a nation as this?
Mace.
67.
1, 6, 22.
Digitized
by
IVIicrosoft
eKSiKTjcna
1, 9, 26.
433
ytov,
1, 13, 6, Trepl
rov Wvovs
will
2, 5,
cKhyj/os, ov, (Sii//'a) uer^/ thirsty.
Diod. 19, 109.
avenge
11, 3.
my
nation.
5.
Apollod.
3,
2, 1, 2, 3.
Macar. 632 B.
eKSuaKTeov
Luc. 18,
Paul.
^ OTTO Tov dvnbiKov
Sei eKSiaKtiv.
to
s/iflfce
Plut. II, 13 C.
ou<.
fuw.
2,
Impersonal
Gen.
4,
Eom.
12, 19.
eKfijKcirai,
Apoc. 6, 10. 19, vengeance is ren-
eKSovea
85,
9.
(Soi;ea>),
Agath. Epigr.
dered.
Kdiv,
24 'Eittokis eKdeSUrirai ek
ixSopd, ar,
Kain shall le avenged sevenfold. 2. To punish. Sept. Ex. 21, 20. 21. Reg.
15, 2.
ij, ::^ exSapo-ts. jTt'm. Presb. 21 Miaflov ToC Sepparoi iKdopav awrjviyKaTO, he
was skinned
tion.
alive
by way of compensaexcoriating.
1,
Tobit
3,
3 M17
fie
ixhuqis rais afiap6, 5.

7,
Tiais iwv,
3.
Vit.
Sir. 5, 3.
for my sins. 12,8. Zach.

require,
Judith
5, 3.
28.
eMpios,
^(70).
OV, (e/cSopa)
Diosc.
3,
63
Mace.
Deut.
3, 2, 17.
To
demand.
4. To vindicate, ef avTov, require it of him. Ps. 36, 28 "A/uofWi eKbiKqBrjirovTai. defend.
18,
19,
*e/cSo(ris, e<,
17,
letting,
farming
out, leasing.
6, 17, 4.
2.
Inscr. 1570, a, 27 eySoo-tr.
Polyb.
Publication of a book.
v4e/.
D. Synt. 3, 4. Oi fiei/ TO KaTryyopeiv, oi Se to Slko^civ iavrois an author. Heph. Poem. 15, 3, 77 Api(rTo(f>diêSUovv, sibi vindicabant, a Latinism. 6. veios of Homer's works. Apollon. D. Pron. Participle, t6 iKSiKovfjievov, penalty. Sept. Ori'jf. in, 628 D. 374 C. 4. Translation Gen. 4, 15. Philon I, 223, 9. 19. of a book. /os. Ant. 12, 2, 4. Oriy. I, 60 following. eicSiKijo-ia, as, fj, Sept. Judic. 16, A. 77 B. II, 1072 B. in, 201 C. 433 D, 28 as V. 1. of the Hebrew Bible. Eus. H. E. 6, 16. ckSiki/ctis, ems, fj, (eKfiiKe'ca) L. ullio, vengeance, Epiph. Ill, 265 C. Phot. I, 820 A. 5. revenge. Sept. Ex. 7, 4. 12, 12 'Ev naa-i toIs Exposition. Clem. A. I, 1028 A, of a law. 6eoh tS>v AlyvTrricDv irodjtra) t^v cKhlieqaiv. n, 337 C, interpretation of a passage. Socr. Deut. 32, 35. Judic. 11, 36 'Ev r^ Troirjaai 292 A, TTjs nia-Teas, creed. (TOl KvpiOV eKhiKqiTlV tS)V )(6pwv (TOV OTTO tS>V ckSottjs, ov, 6, (eKfii'Sm/tt) translator from one vtav 'Aniiav, hath taken vengeance for thee of language into another. Epiph. H, 1 7 B. thine enemies. Eeg. 2, 4, 8. 2, 22, 48 'O 81- eKdoTCKos, r], ov, z=z o'vvdrjfiaTiaios. Schol. Arist. Sir. 7, 17. Savs eKSiKYjo-eis i/ioL Thesm. 458. 47, 25. Hos. 9, 7. Mich. 5, 15. Jer. 11, 20 "idoim Classical. Clem. A. I, exSoT-os, ov, given up. wapa crov eKhlKqaiv e^ avr&v. Ezech. 16, 38. 373 A,eiri6vpiaLs. Iambi. Adiiort. 16. Chrys. Mace. 1, 2, 67. 1, 3, 15. 1, 7, 38. Polyb. I, 8 B, Totff dpaprfjpacrtv. Just. Tryph. inSoTtfas, adv. by being given up. 3, 8, 10 A6ypjin fwvov Trfv eKhiKqaw iroirffrafiivovs, having obtained satisfaction. Luc. 1 8, 89, exîv irpos tovto as v. 1. for ivSoTcos.
Vindico, to claim.
I,
5.
Epiph. 93 A, ra irfmyiiaTa
rrjs iKicKrja-ias-
736, 10.
Athan.
372
Dion. H. VI, Tact. Prooem. 4. Apollon. ra!Mn. 8. 3. Edition of
'
7.8.
exSucijT^s,
8, 3.
o,
o,
L.
ultor,
avenger,
Sept. Ps.
eKSovXeim (SouAeuffl), Porph. Novell. 286.

eKSoxelov. ov, to,
voir, cistern.
to
cultivate.
Soman.
(e'lcSopêtis)
receptacle, reser6.
cKSiKia, at, ^, vindication,

7, 6, 1.
defence.
1, 4.
Apollod.
3,
Jos. Ant. 14, 14,
B. J.
1,
Jos. Ant. 13,
20, 6, 2.
Clem.
15, 1.
3, 7, 13.
1140 A. II, 597 C. Dion C. 38, 7, 4. 421 C, eKKkqinaaTiKq. Inscr. 356, 43. Eus. V, 381 A. Justinian. Cod. 10, 55, 1, office of eKJbiKos.
A.
I,
Kpi(T<ov,
Clem. A.-
I,
437 C, Tav
ck-
dp,ls, fTKCDpapls.
On/.
m,
eKSoxî'OS, ov, :z= v7ro8e)(6iievos.
Pseudo -Dion.
Ptol.
336 B.
k8ox^vs, eat, 6, (eK8exo/*<) Tetrab. 179.
innkeeper.
ckSikos, ov, 6,
avenger.
Sept. Sap. 12, 12.
Sir.
Eom. 13, 4. Thess. 1, 4, 6. 509 F. Inscr. 1732, 7. PseudoJacob.24,2. Tatian. 8i5 A 2. Ecdi30, 6.
Paul.
ckSoxV!
18,
V^!
Vi
acceptation,
Ill,
Pint. II,
Aristobul.
7.
apud Eus.
7,
meaning, sense. 636 B. Polyb. 12,
cus, syndic, advocate.

Herodn.
B, et
5, 7, 4,
Cic.
Fam.
13, 56.
10.
Carth. Can. 75.

2. 23.
M/. 188
1,
alibi.
Chal. Can.
4n(ec.
20,
T&v nokecov.
cKxAijo'ias.
Theod. Lector 188 C, t^j Jusft'man. Novell. 15. 74, 4, a'.

Presb.
133, 4.
Amman.
7,
1577 C.
3.
4 KaSdrnp eiroiovvro as the CarthaginPhilon I, 66, ians interpreted the treaty. Orig. I, 848 C. 933 D. 364 15. 143, 22. 2. ExB, wpoxîpos, the obvious sense. âip<rts, exception; a Latinism. ceptio
23,
6. 3,
29,
rfjv eKtoxfiv oi Kapx^^dvioi,,
In
Justinian. Novell. 38
eKSpo/ir),
Tjs, ij
fin.
military language, ot ckSikoi, body
of reserve.
digression.
to
Leo. Tact.
40.
Philostrg, 593
eKSva-amea (Sva-iowim),
Agath. 19, 7. entreat, pray.

2.
Jos.
iK&ia-Keva (StcTKeua)), to toss 0M<.
Ant. 15,
exei, there.
4, 1.
Just. Apol. 2,
A.
iKSujipev(o (8i(l>pevti>), to
throw
from
the chariot.
Ltician.
I,
280.
Archel. 1437 B 'Exei Kdrio, down Mij a\/^ îou Joann. Mosch. 2893 irap eKct pi] iyyi(rTjs poi, farther off; stand
there.
55
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by Microsoft
eKBtae
434
Ex. Vat. 113,
E.
eKdeiAâ (fieiaCa), Plut. worship.
eK^Xfî?
24.
Thither =1 fKe'ure. Polyb. 5, 101, off Epict. 3, 24, 113, 10 Irfv iKCL StdPatrtv.
(Kcia-e,
5,
a.
:^
Athen. 11, 115,
p.
506
to
I,
make a god
573 C.
of,
to
deify,
e/cfi,
iAere.
Sept.
Job
39, 29.
Po/yJ.
Luc. Act. 22, 5. Apocr. Can. Apost. 14. 15. Martyr. BpjpA. II, 804 B. Zos. 18, 7. Ignat. 22. Const. (536), 1205 A 'Exeto-f 23, et alibi.
51, 3. 36, 4, 1.
5.
Act. Barn.
681 A, et alibi. Lucian. II, 510. App. Jxist. Cohort. 13. 37. II, 191, 80. Clem. A. I, 56 B.
Schol.
fKdfmapos, ov, 6, (cKdeidâ) inspiration. Arist. Vesp. 8.

eKdeiXoneSfvai
(êtXowcSoJiB),
to
expose
to
the
eKfxîpo(^6pos, ov,
6, 6.
{eKfxîpia, <j)epa)) mediator.'
sun.
Diosc. 5, 82, p. 737.
Max.
Tyr. 57,
Po.
4, 94.
eKdetoto (Setoa)
Exdndô).
11,
Dion. H.
602,
6.
I,
399,
II,
eKêfia, also eKêa-pa, aros, to, (e/cffo))
cutaneous
eruption.
1,
Erotian. 142.
Diosc.
2,
99
-o-fta.
Philon 856 D.
8.
I,
431, 22.
Plut.
53, p. 57.
a>s,
rj,
Geopon.
^=.
1, 12, 19.
K6eia)<Tis,
effls, f/,
(iKBeioto) deification.
Philon
cKêa-is,
preceding.
Erotian. 64.
II,
194, 19.
C/m.
.4. 1,
413 A.
ov,
K6ena, aros, to, (eKnSijpi)

o-raypa, edict.
Se/Jf.
irpoypappa, npo8, 17.
eKê(Tpa, see sKêp^.

*cKff(7T09,
^.
Esth.
Ezech.
1.
16,
boiled food.
Diphil.
cia.
apud
1716
24, public notice.
Polyb. 31, 10,
Phryn.
396, 46.
Orig. IB,
^(/ien. 9, 11.
Moschn.
86,
5terf.
249,
condemned.
caa-a,
I,
B.
^non.
iK^riTeto
5.
2,
I,
Afef/. 247. 267. 275, KoXoKvvda.
exdcoa,
eKBewca.
App.
II,
fijTfo)
strengtbened.
18, 15.
Sept. Gen. 9,
4, 29.
Clem A.
300 A.
eK6e<ris,
rrio-Teais,
96 B. 368 B. 829 A.
42, 22.
Ex.
Deut.
Josu.
Basil.
Eeg. 357 D.
22.
2, 4, 11,
et alibi saepe.
eK^rjTrja-is,
ems,
fj,
=:r
ns!7.
I,
357 D.
ov,
6,
f^njo-iy strengthened. Did. A. 1201 B.
AmphU. 96 C, r^t Theod. Anc. 1326 A. Schol. Arist. Nub. 476. 2. Ration. Sept. Dan. 1, 5. Theoph. Cont. 1 73, 9, âa-iKucq,
eas, ^, exposition.
the
creed.
eK^rjTrjTrjs,
(eK^rjTeio)
seeker out,
seeker.
quid
8,
3.
2".
ov,
Term
in the progression
76. 77, tSiv opav.
1, 2, 4,
Sept.
Barucb
3, 23.
rj,
tKâmiprj(Tis, Ecor,
TheopUl. 1125 C. {iK^coirvpea) a rekindling.

to
....
Nicom.
(Ôeo-pos^ 27.
cKdea-pos,
unlawful.
Plut.
I,
Philon
I,
Plut. II, 156 B.

(Kr)ô\ea>, rjcra, (cKijjSoXos)
203, 24.
shoot far.
n, 616,
723 F, ivap,
Max.
1,
strange.
eKda-p,a>s,
Tyr. 22, 46.

fKrjfioKcos,
adv. unlawfully.
Synes. 1413 D.
p.
adv. by shooting afar. 25 D. Synes. 1520 B. C.

be
Atken.
46,
eKBctrniô) ^=. Êcnrifo).
Genes. 71, 19.

Strab.
17,
1,
1, 1,
exBeTiov
(ôXao-1, 3,
7.
^^
Sfl iicTiBevai.
iKdoKaa-troopac or eKdoKaTTOopm, adrjv,

(Toto) to
describe.
Plut.
11,
1027
D.
Plotin.
changed
into sea.
Strab.
41,
3.
rj,
e<8apêa>,
greatly.
tressed.
Grejf.
ijero),
(cKfla/i/So?)
to astonish, to
amaze
33,
7.
cKÊTiKOf,
OV, (inrlBrjpi)
expositive, expository.
Sept. Sir. 30, 9.

14, 33.
Afare.
Aquil.
9, 15, dis-
Aphthon. Prog.
93, rtvos.
16, 5. 6.
Job
iKdenK&s, adv. expositively.
PseudcK/usJ. 1276
TA. 1077'B.
A.
one that astonishes.
iKdeaa-is, eas,
fj,
iKdap^TjTrjs, oO, d, {eK6ap.îai)
(iKdeoa)
600,
Epiph.
(KOapfios,
=
3.
anoBeaxTK.
Phi-
II,
661 D.
(fiapôi)
9.
lon
II,
557, 10.
Eus.
IIIj
141 B.
ov,
Polyb. 20, 10,

rible.
amazed, astonished. Luc. Act. 3, 11. 2. Ter-
Pseudo-Jion. 972 D.
cKdeanKos,
rj,
ov,
deifying.
Pseudo-Djon. 645
Theodtn. Dan.
eas,
7,
7.
A.
cKdrjpaTcov
29.
iKddpâais,
amazement.
astonishment, ^, (eKdapôs) Sophrns. 3313 B.

Inscr. 2826, 4.
=z 8
fj,
iK6rjpaa6ai.
Max.
Tyr. 136,
cKdcmTco (doarTio), to disinter.
eK0ki^rj,
rjs,
(cKflXijStti)
oppression.
Sept.
iKdapptim, earn, f), (eKâpo-fw) Porphyr. Abstin. 1, 50, p. 85.

fKdap<T(o
confidence.
Mich.
Seiv,
7, 2.
ic5Xi'j3(B, to
dapa-ea strengthened.
Plut. II,
253 A, et
drop a letter or syllable

oiojuai,
as
oi/mii,
8eov
vtt' ffioC,
^=
luro e/ioC.
23.
alibi.
i<ddpo-rjpa, aros, t6, confidence, support.

II, 1103 A. liSavpaâ {Bavpaâ),
Plut.
Dion. H. VI, 1091, 4. Drac. 157, Apollon. D. Conj. 496, 28. Pron. 350 A.
eKSKiTTTfov
:=
;
Set ek^Xiêiv.
Geopon.
18, 17,
1.
Sir. 27, 23.
admire greatly. Sept. Dion. H. VI, 897, 6. Longin.

to
eKBXiyjris, star, ^,
ecthlipsis,
(Ae dropping of
(tk^-
a letter
Trpov,
as a-Kairrov, aKijjrroCpfoy, for
44, 8.
eKdearpiâ, (Searpiô), to expose,
a-K.rjwrpovxoi.
Tryph. 27.
P/u(.
II,
make public,
to
make a public show of

15, 2, aiiTovi, they
Polyb. 30, 17, 3. 5, disgraced themselves. Diod.

.
Drac. 157, 22. 160, 6. ApoUon. D. Conj. 496, 25. Clem. A. I, 389 A, ni
<rToi)êlov
967 A.
S.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eicdopeoL
(Kdopiia
435
to
eKKXrjo-ia
{),
(jKBpma-Ko),
to
cause
spring out.
eKKoKvTTTiKds,
OV,
(iKKaKviTTa')
Did. A. 828 A.
tKBpeîs,
etos,
fj, (iKTpe<l>a) a bringing up of a Clem. A. H, 297 C. Ael. N. A.
developing.
Sext. 81, 1.
97, 31, et alibi.
fKKaKvTmKas, adv. by developing.

eKKoXvîs, eas,
^,
Sext. 89, 5.
chad.
3,8.
a revealing, unfolding.
Clem.
A.
Strengthened.
I,
709 A.
h6prjvia> =:: dprjvia
Lucian.
Basil.
Ill,
eKKdjuTTTo)
670.
iKKaTtrjKeva
z= Kafiirrai. Amphil. 76 C. z= KawqKeva. CyriU. A. X, 197

i).
eKBptafiêva (Bpiaiiêvai), to divulge.
IV,
inKapbia. as,
189 A.
flpo/:i(3d(B, (BO-o),
.
=
1,
(KapSia) L.
vecordia,
folly.
6po)i^6a> thoroughly.
Paul.
Epiph.
I,
325 A.
Theoph.
to
Aeg. 256.
(flpofi(3da))
cKitapSida, mo-o), to take out the heart.
K6p6iiâ)<Tis, eas, ^,
concretion of
Nonn.
seed.
I,
160,
to
T17V
cXacpov.
blood.
Diosc.
186 nonêrai irpos cufuiTos

out.
EKKauXi'fffl,
iKBpoiiâcriv Kal mitiuiTa.
hBpvWea
C.
cK6pv7rTa>
= dpvSXfa =
=:
ri,
Diosc.
rj,
produce a stalk (as lettuce), 2, 164 (165).

ov,
CyriU.
A.
I,
676 B.
eKKava-TiKds,
burning, inflaming.
Ael.
V.
H.
CyriU.
11, 12.
to
Bpxmrat completely.
A.
I,
iKKaxdâ (Kaxdâ),
Arist.
laugh right
adv.
out.
Schol.
372 A.
fKSvKaKoofuu, to
Nub. 1240.
(cKKft/xat),
come out of a diXaKos.

strengthened.
CaesaLiber.
iK.Kci.p,ivo)s
openly.
Philostr.
rius 1052, nvos.
597.
eKKCKKaafievais
off.
fKSvuaiva
13, 6.
fKBvfiia,
6vimlvu>
(iKicKdm), adv. by being broken

II,
Galen.
102 A.
incorrect
for
as,
3,
1
(eKdv/ws) vigor, spirit, energy.

Sibyll. 5, 355.
to be expiated,
eKKeXevcTTOs,
ov,
iyKeXeva-TO! ?
Polyb.
eKSvaidîa
15, 6.
Synes. 1440 B.
eKKevooD (Kevoto), to
Bv<Tidâ.
(eK6v(Tis)
pour
out, to
empty
out,
of the
iKBia-ifios, ov,
atoned
I,
thing emptied out.

to
Sept. Judic. 20, 31. 32,

1, 2.
for.
Plut.
n, 518 C.
(eKBvto) expiation.
drive out.
Cant.
Diod.
II,
604, 67.
eicSvtns, eo)?,
ij,
Plut.
314
Jos.
B,
J. 5, 13, 6.
D.
477, 26.
Papias 1260 C. Sext. Joann. Mosch. 3093 B, vavra els
fVieai)?, e's, (e/cKaioo)

I,
burning, ardent.
Damasc.
Sept.
TTjV Bakacrcrav.
1281 C, nodes.
(^Kadaptâ)
eKKadaptâi
cKKevrea, to pierce, stab, to

eKKadalpco.
run through.
Sept.
Num.
22, 29, et alibi.

-q,
Polyb.
5, 56, 1 2, et alibi.
Deut. -32, 44.

novrfpiav
Josu. 17, 15.

(iKKadaipa)
Judic. 20,13,
expurgation.
eKKevrrjo-is, ems,
(eKKevTeai)
II,
a pricking out of
out of
am 'l<Tparj\.
ems,
17,
the eyes.
eKKfvrpos,
ov,
Bus.
773 A.
iKKaBapais,
(ke vrpos)
eocentros,
Muson. 203.
eKKaiSeKoyavos, ov,
teen angles.
the centre.
Gemin. 753 C.
rjTos,
rj,
Cleomed. 23, 20,

eccentricity.
(eKKaiSeKa, yavla) with six-
kvkXos.
eKKevTporrjs,
Heron Jun.
=:::
227, 31.
(eKKevrpos)
*iKKat&eKaSdKTv\os, ov,
lifjKos.
exKaidcKa SaKTv\a>u to
Athen. Mech. 10.

es,
eKKaiSeKaerris,
754 C.
Poll. 1, 55.
iKKaiheKaKoKos, ov,
= =
Gemin. 756 B, T^r V. P. 70.

exKevaa-is, ems,
r),
fiKiaKrjs (r(f)aipas.
Iambi.
cKKolSeKa irSiv.
Plut. II,
=z Kevaxris of the
Logos.
Eus.
IV, 356 B.
cKKalSeKa KoXav,
as
cKKcvareov
eKK^pvKTOs,
Set eKxevovv.
(e'KKi)pu(r(7(B)
Galen. IV, 136 B.

cast
out,
stropha, in versification.
382.
eKKaiSeKdariiJios,
Schol. Arist. Pac.
ov,
excom-
municated.
ov,
(a-rj/ia')
Sept. Jer. 22, 30.
Greg. Th.
of sixteen
iKKaiSeica
times
(shorts).
Aristid. Q. 35, pv6p.6s.

ov,
iKKaiSeKamddios,
Sti-ab. 12, 4, 7.
araSlav.
1025 D, cKKkria-ias 6eov. Anr. 18. Eus. 11, 617 A. Athan. I, 233 A. Basil. IV, 848 A. 1001 D.
iKiojpxKTaai or iKKrjpvTTcn, in ecclesiastical
Greek,
ixKaideKripris, eos, 4,
(exKaiSeKa) so. vavs, a ship

6,
alibi.
of sixteen banks of oars. Polyb. 18, 27, Plut. I, 271 B, et alibi.

19, 10.
et
eKKOKeo) (kokos), to be faint-hearted.
Polyb. 4,
4,
Malehio 257 excommunicate. B. Greg. Th. 1025 D. 1037 C, riva rav eiSocr. 760 A. )(S>v. Dion C. 50, iKKivat&lôpAu, to be a Kivaihos.
to cast out,
to
Paul. Cor. 2, I. 16, et alibi, as v. 1. Orig. I, 937 C. (KKainiva {naKiva) zz= KaKiâi. Isid. 573 A.
1
Luc. 18,
as v.
1.
27, 6.
cKKXija-eKdiKOS, see eKKKrjmeKStKOS.
fKK\r]<ria,
as,
17,
ec c
s i
the church,
the
eifKd\vp,fui,
II,
aTos, t6, (iKKakvTrTio) token.
Plut.
463 A.
eKKoKXiva (koXXvvo)), io
Arr. P.
make
clean, to sweep.
Eux.
92.
Paul. Cor. 1, 11, 22. 1, 12, 28, et alibi. Matt. 16, In the Fathers it 18. Herm. Vis. 1, 1. means the true Church, the Apostolic Church,
Christians considered as one body.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eKKXr]crta^w
in
436
by
ij
eKieXrjroi
which case
ij
it is
often accompanied
KaSoXiKT) or
KadoXov, universal.
Ignat. 700
Just. Tryph. 1320 A. /ren. 549 A. 508 B, Tov Beoi. 682 A. 1228 A. Clem. A. I, 193 B Martyr. Polyc. 1036 A. (Hebr. 12, 23). 273 C. 276 B. 281 C. 300 B. 352 A. 812 C. 437 C. Hippol. Haer. Orig. Tertull. II, 759 A. 402, 23. 406, 64. Eus. n, 885 B. Aihan. I, 224 D. I, 988 C. BasU. IV, 629 B. 665 A. II, 84 B. 957 B. Adam. 1748 B. Soz. 861 A. Ot arro ttjs
A. 713 B.
63.
Biognet. 118A B.
D. 4. Middle, eKKXjjo-tafopu, (a) to be a Epiph. I, 1024 C. member of the church.

(I)
to
be read in churches, said of the
Cohort. 13.
Heges.
canonical books.
ô/ifva 0t/3Xta.
iSrst time,
(c)
by
its
Soz. 1629
to
Ta
eiaihia-ia-
go
to
church for the
said of the infant
when
it is car-
ried to church
mother on the
Euchol. p. 123.
fortieth
day
after its birth.
iKKKrjO-idpxis, ov, 6,
{itad^rjiria,
apjfo) a sort of
sacristan.
Stud.
10.
Curop.
6,
1709 B. Ptoch. 2, 120. {Roman. Porph. Novell. 246

(eKKXijo-jafm)
9.
''E.KKkqa'w.aTiKos ap)(a)V.^
iKKkritriaa-fws, ov, 6,
iKKKrja-ias,
or
ol
Tf/s iiaiKria-ias,
the
members
Laod.
church.
meeting, as-
of
9.
the true church, the
orthodox Christians.
Socr. 240 B.
local
sembly.
Polyb. 15, 26,
Iren. 805 A.
Orig.
I,
804 B. 957 C.
church,
KKXri(TcaaTfjpiov, ov, to, (iKxkr)irui(TTr)s)
the RoIV,
2.
10.
Basil. IV, 665 A. B.
man
2098,
Isid.
comitium.
6.
particular
2.
Dion. H.
Church
ov,
II,
738, 5.
iKicKria-ia, Kvpiaxdv.
Luc. Act. 8, 1. Apoc. 1, 4, et

Corinth.
alibi.
1,
Paul. Eom. 16, 1, et alibi. Clem. R. 1, 1.47, of

of Philippi.
Iren. 897
Tertull. II, 79
257 C.
ij,
eKKKrja'iaiTTi.Kos,
eoclesiasticus,
II,
Polyc.
the true church, ecclesiastical.

(^p6vrip,a.
B, of Jerusalem.
Epist, 27,
1,
A.
Cyprian.
Clem. A.
309 C.
of Caius 28 B, 349 A, mviiv.
p.
299 A.
to
Basil. IV, 137 B.
Theod. IV, 1217 C.

C.
Applied
II,
Cyrill. Scyth.
V.
S.
295
also
heretical
churches.
KvptaKov,
Clem. ^.
536 A.
Clem. A.
7.
3. Church, the Lord's house,

cKieK7)(na(TTr]piov.
II, II,
Hippol. Haer. 450, 69, opos. Orig. I, 249 A. ni, 1005 B. 425 A, Ti/uj. Alex. A. 548 Eus. II, 257 A, opdoSoiia. HI, 1133 B, emAthan. I, 13 A. 16 A. 224 D. 568 oTTifir]. A, ma-Tis. Soz. 1576 C, trapBevoi, canonicae,
437 C.
Eus.
7.
741 A.
Sard. Can.
Zos. 269,
the virgins
of the church.
XaiKof.
2.
Clerical
posed to
Basil. IV,
361 A.
op-
3.
'H
II,
fiiyaKri eKKK-qa-ia,
the great church, the ca-
A than. I, 612 B. 781 D. Epiph. 204 B. Cyrill. A. X, 133 D. 137 B, of Ephesus. Tim. Presb. 72 C. Euagr. 2521 B, of Alexandria. Particularly, the great church of Constantinople, Saint Sophia. Nil. 345 C. Socr. 2, 6. Theod. Ill, 1100 B. C.
thedral.
Substantively, (a) 6 fKKKrja-iaariKos, a man of the church, that is, a member of the true (or orthodox) church; opposed to aiperiKos.
Orig. I, 1333 A. Eus. H. E. 2, 25.
289 D. Ill, 349 A. Athan. I, 225 O. (b) Eoclesiasticus, the Latin title of the Soî'o
11,
êtpdx-
Orig. II, 714 B, introduced
Justinian. Novell.
3,
Prooem.
Eustrat. 2364
[The eastern part of a church constitutes the /3^/ia, where the holy table stands. Const. Apost. 2, 57. Compare Aristeas 11, about the Temple.
Jos. Ant. 8, 3, 2. 6.
A. Proc. Gaz. HI, 2836 C. 2976 D. Simoc. 330, 10.
Joann. Mosch.
ra iKKXtja-uwriKd, sc. TrpdypMTo, church matters. Athan. I, 284 B. 745 D. (d) Eoclesiasticus, an emanation from avBpamoi and eKKkrjiria his spouse is poKaIren. 449 B. piOTTjs.
translator.
(c)
by the
KKKrj(na<TnKais, adv. ecclesiastically.
B. J.
5, 5, 2.
Plut.
I,
408 B.
C.
Basil.
IV, 617 A.
Athan. I, Epiph. 11, 384
69
ji
.
P
IT.
Upas em rav lepmv

461
^XfTrovrcav.
Clem,
A Ta TroXaiVara Ta>v
aiv ^\irov.
see
For
Icpav Trpos 8v~ exceptions to this rule,
cKKXi;(rieKS(Kor, ov, 6, :=: ckSikos t^s EKKXt/o-iar,
church-syndic.
Nil.
113 B.
E.
368 D.
4,
864 C, the church of Tyre. Socr. 640 A, of Antioch.] 4. Ecclesia, the female counterpart of the Aeon av6pa>TTos, in the Valentinian theogony. Iren. 448
II,
Eus.
Justinian. Cod. 1, 3, 42, 0.
Novell. 133,
T^s dyuoTOTT)? /ieyaXijs
(KKKr/crias.
Nic.
IF,
921 A.
Written
f).
also cKKXijo-fKSucof.
Const.
(536), 1021 C.
eKKKr/o-is, fcoy,
5.
The Roman
comitia.
Dion. H.
:
11,
{eKKcikcto)
685, 10.
eKKKrjtridâ, to
lenge.
Polyb. Frag.
Gram.
hold a religious meeting

6.
to
go
to
tion.
Plut. II, 278 F.
a calling out, chal44. 2> InvocaIren. 1028 B, tov
church.
1, 2.
Gangr.
2, 6,
et alibi.
2.
Basil.
IV, 473 B.
Soz.
6eov.
To
call together
an
iKKXrjnuos,
2,
rj,
ov, (cKKoXeo))
provocative.
Diosc.
assembly.
KKtjmda-dr)
piov-
Sept. Lev. 8, 3.
Jer. 33, 9 'eêk-
vas
Jos. Ant. 12,
\a6s fVt 'Upeâv eV o'lKto Kv7, 6. Eus. H. E. 1, 13
180 (181), C. 440 B.
6p^^<os.
Clem. A.
I,
400 B.
fKicktjTos, ov, ^,
Ailpiov iKKKiqa-iaa-ov /lot Toiis iroXiTas crov irdvTas.
3. Intransitive, to be read in churches, said of the canonical books. Eust. Ant. 648
:= f(jiea-is, L. appellatio, appeal from a lower to a higher tribunal. Clementin. 445 B ? Carth. 15. 28. 96. Socr. 20, 40.
128,
7.^2.
As-
Digitized
by Microsoft
6/cA,7JTft)S
437
n-oiijo-?/ o-e
eK\eio(o
senihly.
Sept. Sir. 42, 11 M^TroTe

icai
eKKpaindKdw
12.
=
ov,
KpaindKda.
Herodn.
2,
10,
XoXiaw eV 7rdX
XaoveKKXriTios,
eKKXijTOv
XaoC
if this is
the true meaning,
we must
write ckkX^to)
iKKpavyd(a> (Kpavyd^m)
1098 C.
adv. by appealing?
Ckmenlin. 445
iiucpepaa-pAs,
d,
= ^
cKKpdâ.
Plut. 11, Cass.
iKKpifuuris.
B.
(KKkiriov
Orifc.
1,
147,
3. es,
=^
Set
fKieKiveiv.
H,
72, 12.
P/u.
n, 584 D.
Menemach. apud Clem. A.

;
eKKpeprjs,
(êKKpepapm) hanging down, sus1, 9, 7.
pended.
eKKporem
Herodn.
to
464 B.
(iKKKiva) shunning, avoiding
(/eporeo)),
knock
out.
Jos. Ant. 6,
eKxXiTiKos, ^, OK,
2,
2.
fKK\iTiKas, adv.
2,
opposed to opeKTiKos. Epict. 1, 1, 12. by shunning, avoiding. Epict.

12, 7.
3, 3, 2.
cKKpoTos, OV, (jcpoToi) httrsh style.
Phot. 111,417
B.
c<cKt)/3eu<
cKKkva-iia,
aros,
to,
(eKKXiifm)
wAaJ
is
washed
Psell.
ically, to risk, stake, hazard.
(Kvêva), to play off at dice. TropPolyb. 1, 87, 8,

to
away, filth.
cKKKvanKos,
rj,
Plut. 11, 1089 B, r^y

6v,
fiSovfjs.
virip
2,
rav oKav,
hazard
all
Swdfievos iKKkv^civ.
63, 2.
XiXi'ot/f
3, 94, 4, rdis oXots.
upon one throw. Plut. I, 1019

lost.
1152 B.
eKKOiXaiva (tcoiXaii/m), io hollow out.
48,
7.
F
Polyb. 10,
Jos.
cKKvêvdelda SapeiKovs, having

fj,
eKKvieKjja-is, ftos,
to cKKvickeiv.
Clem. A.
I,
1132
rjaa, ((coinj) <o
6, 2, 6.
(Eus.
I,
277
iyKUKkqais), a bring-
iiucoiTfio,
êep night-watch.
ing out.
B. J.
iiaiofuiTiios, ov, d,
iKKvpanâ
iKKOiuhfj.
inKvpaivio.
Strab.
6,
3,
9,
Strab. 3, 2, 4.
out.
p. 453, 1.
fKKoiiuTTrjs, oO, 6, (iKKofiL^co)
One that carries
eKKvpToa
883.
=.
Kvprom strengthened.
Philostr.
Sluil.
805 C.
cKKoirds,
cffls, 6, ::^ d inKcmTtav. Galen. IV, 148 D, a surgical instrument for cutting out.
eKKcoSaviô) (KoiSoH'iâ)), to proclaim.
Athen.
5,
61.
EKKoxêo), to be deaf, to
Antxjll.
apud OnJ. HI, 617,

fj,
6.
*iKK07rri, ris,
(inKoiTTai)
a cutting
2,
out, off, or
6,
1332
A iêKeKoXJjei = Jêxaxêi,
c<as,
play the deaf.
Synes.
imperfect.
down, incision.
'
Polyb.
Antyll.
65,
et alibi.
iie\a\ri(ris,
^,
(eKXaXfO))
a speaking out.
Socr.
Plut.
7.
Tropically.
3533
<S<ra6.
I,
700 E.
Sophrns.
A.
5,
2.
3,
apud Onb. II, 426, Clem. A. 11, 296 A.

Notch.
484.
Poll. 5, 147.
KXa^(3di/(a,
io
noZe down, to write down.
Athen.
Frag. 22,
672 C.
eiekannpos, ov,
Mech.
p. 8.
3.
41.
8.
8, Xd(ô>v.
very
brilliant,
splendid.
Sept.
Castration.
Melamp.
Sap. 17,
5.
Athen.
4, 48, aloud.
to
eKKonpooiuti
^=
Tj,
Konpos yivofuu.
6v, (iKKoTTpoa)
Vit. Nil.
Jun.
Aet.
fKKapirpvva (\ap,npvvco),
illustrious.
render splendid or
Jos. B. J.
II,
7,
80
Tois KK07rptDfiV0tS'
Dion. H.
Tyr.
I,
240, 3.
18.
fKKoTrpaiTiKos,
_
purgative.
3,
3.
iWaa:.
88,
tI^jo.
484,
1, p. 4,
17.
8ei
cKKOirrcov
=z
to
cKKOTrreiv.
Clem. A. 1,441 A.
cxXa/i-v/^tj,
ear,
^,
(efcXa/wro))
617 A.
fKKOTiTci),
splendor.
cut
off.
Poll.
I,
4,
155.
Afacar.
o shining forth, 591 A.

in stone.
6, 11.
Synes. 1200
Germ. 469 communicate.

23.
-o-âi tSiv xp<3>'.
2.
-o-âi rivos.
Greg. Naz.
Sept.
600 A.
Can. Apost. 28. 29.

a
feast.
3.
To
ex-
eKXaro/ieoD, ô-a), (XaTO/ie'm) (0
hew out
To
Num.
7,
21, 18 sc. to <pp4ap.

p. 84, 4.
Deut.
abolish, discontinue
Leo Gram. 275,

to
Strab.
exXeyo),
Frag. 35,
L. eligo,
to choose,
7,
select,
pick out.
eKKopaKiâ,
eyes
:
iVo),
(ex,
Kopa^)
knock out the

1 72, 9,
Classical.
Sept. Esai.
15 -aa6ai n.
to
blind a person.
Simoc.
8,
t6v
'Opfiiabav.
aiiToi).
Theoph. 459,
Arist.
tovs 6(f>6a\p,ovs
93.
2. To choose, said of God and Christ. Sept. Deut. 4, 37 'E|eXe|aTO to amppa airmv fier
avTovs vp&s.
Ps.
(Compare
Ach.
out.
Av. 582.
I,
1611.)
eftKooTifo) (Koa-iiea), to
deck
Aristid.
240,
Joann. 13, Paul. Eph.

ijrd
18
1, 4.
Marc. 13, 20. 64, 5. 'Eym otSa o6y cêXe^dpjjv. PoZa/c. 1005 A Tav dXij5(Ss
(e'^Xeix"")
17.
iKKOfTfOja-K,
Seov Koi tov Kvpiov fipav eKKcKeypevav.

aros,
to,
emj, y, (iKKociieai)
a decking
out,
exXeiy/ua,
ecligma
II,
decoration.
CKKOV^lTOS,
O-flio).
Diosc. 5, 109.
SBB
i^KOV^lTOS,
iicKfiieTOV,
electuary.
iKKOV<TVa),
i^KDV
2,
187 (188).
Moschn. 123. Archigen. apud Or*.
Diosc.
161,
14.
iKKovtfiiâ
=^
Km(f>iCa>.
Plut. II, 782 E. Plut.

I,
eKKeioTptêa, rjaa, (XetoTpijSeo)) to

oughly.
exXeido)
pound
thor-
iKKpdâi (Kpa^co), to
alibi.
cry out.
431 D, et
Dion
C.
Diosc. lobol. 19, p. 75.
63, 26, 2.
522.
Helm. 310,
Xeioa thoroughly. Alex. Trail. 336. 13. Theoph. Nonn. 2, 8.
Digitized
by Microsoft

eKXeiTTTeov
iKKcmriov
438
I, 1.
,
eKXoyccrTM
Justinian. Novell. 123, 6, Srnioa-iav
(j)6paiv,
=
t),
Set i<KeiivfW.
6v, (iKkciTra)
Aristid.
of
cKKeiTTTLKos,
ec
taining to eclipses, ecliptic. Strab.

1, 1,
12, p.
933 E, et
the ecliptic.
alibi.
'O iKKemnKos, sc. kvkKos, Gemin. 821 B. Cleomed. 90, 3.
12, 3.
p t i c u s perGemin. 821 C. Plut. U, 145 C.

1
2.
388 A.
EKXtfcpaffl
taxes.
Leant.
I,
1757 B.
sense,
Basilic. 3, 1,13.
Acceptation,
meaning.
2, 27.
Isid.
ieoni. 1768 (d) B.

X/ia<a.
5ep<. Judith
Sap.
5, 24.
Theol. Arith. 16.
cKKifiia, as,
fi,
(eJcXt/xos) starvation.
Sept.
Deut
66 9,
28, 20.
Aquil.
Judith 7, 4. Epist. Jer. 19. as an cicKeiyiMa.

eKKei\jfis, ea>s,
f],
Diosc.
2,
101,
(KKifuia^ta, data,
Job
41, 13.
following.
App.
II,
36.
eclipsis,
eclipse.
Classical.
eiXiKptf);?,
EKXt/ivoo)
1
Cleomed. 82, 26, reXcia.

<onZ ficfe>se.
84,
5,
54, 7
Ta
93, 31, fiepiKri, partial.
96, 16,
cKKifiaTTa
65.
= ^
Xip-voa
completely.
Dion. H.
Deut.
I,
77f8ia iêXiiivaBr).
Xi/xtoTTffl.
Aquil.
28,
o-iKrjvmKai.
Xijs.
Plut. II, 944 B.

I,
I,
89 A, ivreselecting.
Orig.
ri,
853 C, at
(iieKtya)
tlie
Crucifixion.
fKKeKTiKos,
6v,
choosing,
Dion.
B.
if.
V,
10, 11, of the choice of
words.
487, 3, TWOS.
2.
Epict.
2, 6, 9.
Plut. II, 1071

I,
;= \mapia> strengthened. Dion. H. Strab. 15, 5, 10, p. 160. in, 1333, 14. Philon II, 521, 46. Philon I, 124, 29. iKKiXp.aofiai. ::= ckKclxo.
exXtTrapeo)
Eclectic.
Clem. A.
'H
K\eKTiKfi aipea-is, the eclectic school

II,
732 D. or sect.
CKKoyiofuu, essentially ^=. dnoXoyeofuu.

1,
App.
I,
800, 73.
II,
Diog. 1, 17. 235 A, in medicine. Of ii(KeKTiKoi, the eclecGalen. II, 363 E. tics, in medicine. Clem. A. 11, 525 eKXeKTOcmf, adv. eclectically.
Galen.
21, in
iKXoycvs,
C.
philosophy.
Exactor, collector of taxes z= 6 tV Philon II, 33, 17. 60, Xeyiay roiir (fiopovs.
26.
2.
((OS, 6,
511, 75.
814, 75.
6 eicXcyiov.
Epiph.
828
575, 15.
7.
r],
Aristid.
I,
529, 20.
Dion
C.
B.
iiCKeKTos,
tj,
52, 28,
Of,
choice, select.
;;(iXtd8ef
Classical.
Sept.
eKXoyrj,
Judic. 20, 34 Atxa
avhpav iicKeKTav.
Reg. 1, 24, 3 Tpcis ;(tXi8af avbplov iiiKeKTOvs, picked men. 2,22,27. Prov. 12, 24. Mace. 1,9,5. Strab. 1, S, IS. Syncell. 21, 17 'Ek\eKTovs XWous, paroxytone.
chosen, favored, beloved of
8,
L. elect io, choice, selection. Dion. H. V, 5, 6. 6, 6, rav ovofidrmv, the choice of words, in rhetoric. Luc. Act. 9, 15 Skcvos eicXoyfjs, chosen vessel. Jos.
rjs,
Classical.
2.
B.
J. 2, 8, 14,
dvdpomav
Kara
KoXov.
subjectively.
Plut.
Electus,
Sept. Tobit
n, 1072 C,
1100 C,
choice.
al tS,v
God.
Toii
2.
(j)v<riv.
Iren. 1099 C.
divine
Electio,
15 Oi ckKcktoI
(tov.
Ps. 105, 4.
Esai. 43, 20, yeVos.

20, 16.
27.
24, 31, et alibi.

7.
Mace. 2, 1, Marc. 13,
Sap. 3, 9. 25. Matt.

20.
8,
2,
PauZ.
Rom.
I,
9, 11.
TOV Beov.
IV, 843 A.
Onp. in, 289 A, Chrys. IX, 597 B.
22.
(Compare Philon
Paul.
2, 1,
102, 13.)
Particularly,
Luc. 18,
Clem.
I,
23, 35.
et alibi.
Petr.
1, 1, 1.
1. 2.
Paul. Rom. Joann. Epist.
33,
1.
of the Jewish people and of the Christians.
Rom.
11, 5. 28.
Thess.
13.
Pl. 1,
Patriarch. 1149 B.
CTem. A.
tinians
1197 C.
1376 B. 1377 A.
1380
ly,
10.
Diognet. 1173 A.
Metonymical7.
1, 1, 4.
Petr.
oi iicKeKToi.
Paul. Rom. 11,
For
B. H, 349 B.
nature.
[The Basilidians and Valenregarded themselves as exXeKToi by

Isid.
I,
Gn. 1272
II,
A
C]
(Iren. 1100 B).

Orig. IV, 485.
the Basilidian election by nature, see Iren. 509 A. Cletn. A. 11, 13 A. I, 1376 A. 941 B (800 A. 1104 A). Ong. IV, 843 A.
Clem. A.
486.
For the Manichean

==
1104 D.
941 B.
12 C.
846
(I,
261 A.
1277 B.
HI, 860
ekKeKroi
and
ex-
seq.).
Xcxrai, see Epiph. II, 77
3. Extract from a book

2, 12.
passage
collec(titul.).
(KXfKTas, adv. choicely.

ExXfTTTovpyeco
Stjnes.
Aquil. Ps.
tion
of extracts, selection.
Phryn.
2,
XeTTTOupyeo)
strengthened.
j
Athen. 14, 83, p. 663 C.

iicXoyia, as,
fj,
Geopon.
Prooem.
382.
exXoy^.
Eudoc. M.
iKKeiTTvva) (XeTTTWco), to
make very
thin.
Greg.
exXdyioi/ ov, to, (exXoyi?) choice thing.

II,
Damasc.
Nyss.
I,
(KKriTTTeou
=
II,
249 D, et
I,
alibi.
I
248 A.
(cxXoyifo/ioi) a
1,
Sei fKKap,pdveiv.
A.
On(7.
Clem. A. 376 A. IV, 100 C.

6,
I,
925
(KKoyia-pios, ov, 6,
numbering:
Dion.
Plut.
I,
calculation.
Polyh.
59, 2, et alibi.
14.
e/cXiJTrrmp,
opos,
(eKkafi^dvio)
contractor.
16.
Epiph.
Novell.
165 B.
collector
6j
Carth.
Can.
JjîJ.
2.
13.
Thr. 629,
8.
Dion. H. VI, 814,

Sext. 655, 13.
Susceptor,
of
3.
taxes.
Justinian.
/raper.
777 A, et I, 344 B.
alibi.
CyriU. A.
123,
130,
fKXoyioTrjs, ov, 6,
Theoph. 591.
e/cXjjpEm (Xrjpea), to fool.
fKKr}\jfis, ecus, ^,
accountant, receiver, an officer.
(cxXoytfoâi) L. rationahs, Sept. Tobit

338, 16, rav <j>6pav.
Polyh. 15, 26,

;
8.
1,
22.
Philon
as,
fj,
I,
(exXa^/SaKo)) reception
1,
a col-
f'/cXoyioTia,
(exXoytoT^s) L. rati^nalia
Sept. Tobit
1, 21.
lecting.
Diosc.
81,
p.
87,
r^f Xiyfuos.
books of accounts.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eKXayia-TiKdi
XoyioTutdi,
250.
l/eXoyor,
ov,
Tj,
439
Muson.
429, 4.
Strab. 14, 5, 28.
eKviKrjcTK
to
6v, skilled in calculation.
eKêraXXevm (lifToKKeva),
cKptTprja-is,
exhaust a mine.
exXcicrdf.
Philon
II,
cas,
f),
(êKperpea)
5,
a measuring,
Dion. H.
7, 8, 3. I,
29.
c/cXoxit<< '""'i (^''x"^) '" i'"'^ out.
5,
measurement.
Sept. Cant.
iKp.r)Kivai
Polyb.
98, 10.
p.rjiaiva>
strengthened.
1.
10 'EitXeXop^wr/xeTOs ottA fivptdbav, one in many myriads, a very rare man.

cVXvyt'Co)
143, 3.
Ill,
1856,
to
Jos. B. J.
i<pr)vvw (iM]vva),
Poll. 5, 154.
inform.
Plut.
I,
282 C.
Xtfytfofiat
strengthened.
Ill,
Porphyr.
libid-
Abstin.
inous.
/cXu(rir,
1,
33,
p.
56
iKkekvyuTfiivos,
eK/iTjâvdoiiai (jirixavdapai), to contrive, construct

skilfully.
Greg. Naz.
240 D.
Greg. Naz. HI,
Jos. Ant. 8,
3, 4.
Bus.
Ill,
745
emr, ^, dissoluteness.
(quoted).
Sept. Lev. 18, 20. 26.
169 A.
Xu(ro-aa) or
iKKvrrda
430, 13.
=
I,
iKp,taiva, to pollute.
Xvo'O'aa)
strengthened.
eKp,ipri(ris,
ems,
fj,
(iKpipiopm) exact imitation.

II, p.
PAiVon
I,
Jos. Ant. 13, 16, 3.
B. J.
Argum.' Arist. Av.

disclosing.
iKp,t(rea
209, 29, reveaUng,
5,1,3.
XuTeow
iieKvrpoio
Cyrill.
A.
Set eKKveiv.
172 B. Clem. A.
Cyrill.
I,
z:=
airoKvrpoo).
A.
617 B. I, 200
=;
fuerea
thoroughly,
Plut.
I,
362
236
E.
eKp,o\iva
A.
dicKiTpoiXTK, ea>s,
ij,
= /wKiva
alibi.
completely.
Basil.
I,
=^
aTToXuT-poxTts,
Vit. Nil.
redemption.
A.
cKp,op(ji6(ii>
Sept.
Num.
3, 49.
i<pa6i)(Tis, eas, ^,
(efc/iavfldi/o))
oiMjhly,
II,'
mastery.
Jun. 101 D. a learning thorGreg. Th. 1063 B. Eus.

Jos.
:=: popfjjoa strengthened.
Plut. II,
83 A, et
eKpveXiâ,
Ael.
N. A.
2, 19.
ia-w, (jivcXis) to
take out the marrow.
529 C.
Sept. STum. 24, 8.

p,a\d(rcra.
eKpoKdira-ti
p. 87.
(Kpavrjs,
t,
7.
^=
Ant.
2,
6,
9,
iKp.vta>
(fivia),
to
reject
from the mysteries. a sucking

out.
Gregent. 673 B.
(fK/wuVofiai)
raving.
Philon
II,
cK/xufijo-iy,
ea>s,
r],
{iKpv^dai)
563,
Cornut. 85.
to
Diosc. Delet. 32.
lobol. 19, et
hpavBava,
fKpavais
iKfiavTeiopm
= =
32
unlearn.
Philostr. 274.
p. 56.
7,
pMVTfvopjii.
Genes. 70,
ixpiâ
II,
Alex, Aphr, Probl. 69, 25. Caesarius 888. eKpv^da.

(fiOSos),
to
Schol.
(eKpavfjs),
adv. ravingly.
Philon
Arist.
Thesm. 393.
aura,
552, 12.
iKfuipTvpopai, L. contestor, at law.
iupvOoai,
reduce
to
a fable.
Sept.
23,
Justinian.
Philostr. 767.
cKpvKTTiplâi,
iS>,
Cod.
1, 4,
-pa<r0ai,.
(jiAiKTripi^to)
to
deride.
Jxpaa-irdopai
I,
paaa-dofiai thoroughly.
Philon
(?re^.
Ps.
25.
2, 4.
34, 16, et alibi.
Luc. 16, 14.
334, 51.
^KiMTaidâ)
=:
naTaidô) strengthened.
iKpv^j)<Tp6s, incorrect for iKpv^r)<Tp.as, ov, 6,

iKp.i^r)(ris.
-A>s.
I,
628 D.
(Kpeyakiva^lieyakiiva strengthened. Theophyl. B. Ill, 678 B.

eKp.iiKi<T(Ta>
cK/iutraTTo/iat
II,
303, 22.
=:: p.fCKLa(T<o entirely.
Jos, B. J.
1,
iKfiiiT<7opai
^ =
Galen. XIII, 408 D.

iivadrropai thoroughly.
Philon
drropv(T(Topju.
Galen. XIII, 384

Plut.
18, 5.
4, 9, 8.
Pto.
II,
380 C.
Jos.
^j9p.
II,
B.
eKvapKdoD (vapKd<a), to be torpid.
I,
138, 23.
ticpeioa
986 C.
tKpeXaiva
= 1020 =
ij,
Dion C.
C.
79, 19, 3 -o-ât.
228
peiow strengthened.
pe\aiv(o thoroughly.
Hymnog.
I,
D.
eKvedâ
(i/edfa),
to
Porph. Cer. 59, 18.

Clem. A.
be
renewed,
4:i
renovated.
Lucian. n, 434.
Aquil. Prov. 30, 33.
144 A.
iKpeXeia, as,
(iKpeXrjs')
eKVfKp6a^dirovKp6a).
dissonance, discord-
Amphil.
Athan.
B. Sophrns.
3304 D.
cKucvpoa
III,
ance
56, 1.
2.
I,
opposed to ippcXeia.
369 A.
Dion. H. Y,
Neglect, negligence,
dfUXeta.
3,
cKveaTepi^co
iKVevpiâ.
II,
867 B.
Phot.
vearepiâ strengthened.
to
Clem. A.
alibi.
Zos. 24, 17.
116,
et
680 C.
oxro),
eKvrim.6<o,
(yrjirwv)
bring up
from
in-
tKpfKris, is, (/leXos)
dissonant, discordant
II,
op581,
fancy.
Vkvijô)
Philostr. 199. 560.

(vrj<j}a)),
posed to ippe\r)s. Plut.

1,320,13.
30.
iKjieKlû)
1135 A. Aristid.
Sea;(.
PoK.
2,
117.
4, 57.
apud Athen.
(peXlâ), to dismember.
10.
Pseudo-/os.
Poll. 4,
24. Reg. 1, Paul. Cor. 1, 15, 34.

eKv^yjfK,
become sober again. Lync. 130 B. Sept. Gen. 9, Joel 1, 5. Sir. 34, 2. 25, 37.
to
4, 5, p.
Maec.
tKiieXas (eK/ieXijs), adv. discordantly.
57 2. Negligently. I, 448 B. Clem. Pseudo-/os. Mace. 11. Zos. 15, 2, et alibi.
again.
fas,
fj,
(iKvr)(j)a)
a becoming sober
Justinian.
Sept.
fj,
Thren.
1,17,
3,
2, 18, rest, cessation.
eKutxTjais, fas,
(eKW/cdw) L. evictio.
Cod. 1,3,39.
f.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eKVOflT)
(eKfc/io/xai) pasture.
440
Dion, H,
I,
eKVlTTl^tO
eKvofirj, rjs,
r/,
cKTravovpyiio
Arist.
:=
navovpyea,
airaToat.
SchoL
7, 6, 6.
98, 13.
(Kvofios, ov,
=^
avofios.
Diod. 14, 112.

Plut.
I,
Phtion
Eq. 270. eKwapafioKas :== napaôKas.

itararayia
{jrarayiai),
ly/xlw
Jos. B. J.
n, 167,
cKvoos, OV,
30. avoos-
to
deafen with
the
noise.
843 E.
Philon
Cosm.
I,
Tkemist. 308, 20,
to Sna.
way,
to roam,
505 C.
fKvoarjkcvo) (vooTyXfuco), to cure.
16.
1,
eWaTfO)
631,
O'rib.
(TraTEO)), to
go out of
4, 19.
about.
Diog.
1,
112.
9, 63.
n,
264,
3.
Poll. 3, 168, et alibi.
eKireipdâ) (Tretpafo)), to tempt.
Sept. Deut.
6,
214, 11 -aBai, to recover from sickness.
cKvoT-i'fm
16, Kvpiov TOV 6e6v <tov.
8, 16,
voriâ
completely.
Pisid.
1453
6v-
18, t6v 6e6v.

10, 9.
Luc. 10, 25.
nvd. Ps. 77, Paul. Cor. 1,

Plut.
A.
eKvviupevo)
=i
ya/ico).
Clementin.
5, 14, rî/
eK7rep.7rTfOS, a, ov,
bv Set
eKireiiireirBai.
y are pa.
eKOiiTrjbov
497, 29.
KovTr]v
4.
= Adv. = ^
11,
595 C.
to
fKovri, E/coutri'ws.
Apollon. D. Conj.
eKirepdo),
bring or carry across.
Sept.
Num.
611,
7.
11, 31, dpTvyop.rjTpav dn-o rfjs daXdo'OTjs.
cdeXovTrjV.
Inscr. 2059, 20.
Phryn.
eKTrepiaya (nfpuiym), to lead out around. Polyh.

3, 83, 3.
inovTrjs, 6,
(Ikcdv)
fdeXovTrjs.
Epict. Frag.
eKTTcpicpxop.ai (nepiApxpjxai)
=i
cKircpifiiu, to
go
11,
88.
Sox. 965 B.
ckovtI, fKOvcrias.
out
and around.
alibi.
Polyb. 10, 31, 3.

Hippol.
1.
Plut.
cKovras, adv.
16, 3.
Dion
C. 58,
614 B, et
Haer. 340, 42.

about.
Dion C.
Latin
45, 20, 4 as v.
eKovlvovs, ovfi, the
equinus ^=
to
Hnretos.
fKTTfpUîs, ems, y,
(iKveofuu)
a running
Djosc.
3,
75 (82).
offer freely,
Synes. 1104 C.
iiarepCKap,^dva> ^= nepCKap^dvu) completely,
I,
eKova-idôfiat, dcroficu, (^ckovitlos)
Orig.
voluntarily, or
2, 2,
of one's own accord. Sept. Esdr.

2, 3, 5, inoitTiov
1129 B.
1,
68, eir oi'kov Kvplov.

2, 7,
t&
iKireptvooTea
Trepivoarea) strengthened.
Just.
6, 16.
Kvpta.
15
6 âcrCKevs Kai ol trvfiôv'lo'parjK.
Apol.
54, Trjv naa-av y^v.
Clementin.
\oL eKovtrtdo'drja'av
1, 2,
42
Judio.
Esdr.
ra Bea tov
5, 2,
7,
quid
2.
Macc.
Synes. 1472 B.
cKirepioSeva
To
be
^=
irepioSevm completely.
to
1.
Jos. Ant.
willing.
Sept. Esdr. 2,
13, jTopevdrjvat els
17, 2, 4, nvd,
get around.
Plut. II, 705
'Upova-oKriij..
Nehem.
2,
11, 2.
D.
Const. Apost.
Sext. 232,
Kovataa-fi6s, ov, 6, (êKovo'idôpm) free-will offering.

3,
eKTreptTrXeci)
(TrepiTrXea), to sail out
and around.
8, 23.
Sept.
7,
16.
Polyb.
1,
23, 9, et alibi.
Cleomed.
Arr.
8.
KOv(nao'Ti
=;
KOvaicos.
Afric. 81 A.
fKTrcpiiropeiop.ai (jtfpnropeooiwi), to
go around.
the
enovaioyvafiav, ov,
^=
CKOucria yvaifij], with
will-
Sept. Josu. 15, 3,
t\.
ing mind.
Clim. 688 D.
Kovaios, a, ov,
of free
Judith
will.
Ta
eKirepiaTra<Tfi6s, oC, 6,
(TrepuTiTaiTfios)
name
Polyb,
iKoicria,
sc.
of an evolution in military tactics.

10, 21, 3.
bofiaTo, free-will offerings.
Sept, Lev. 23, 38.
Esdr.
2, 1, 4.
4, 14. 16, 18.
Patriarch.
cWepKTcreuo)
or
eWeptTTEvco
2.
jrepurcreva).
1060 B.
cKova-ioTTis, r/Tos,
rj,

(eKovcrtos) free mil.
Phi-
eWepiTpepô)
TrepiTpexco strengthened.
GVej.
lon Carp. 93 A.
Phot. Ill, 908 D.

to
TA. 1076 A.
Aristaen.
1, 27, p.
121.
9, 5.
iKiraBaivojuu (noBaivojiai),
sions.
(KTrddeia,
indulge the pas-
eWfT-dfo) ;=; cKTTerdvwfU.
Sept. Esdr. 2,
Clem. A.
as,
^,
I,
160 C. 517 C.
violent passion,
Job
ex-
26, 9.
ov,
(ÊKiraBrjs)
3.
eWeVaXoj,
spread
out, flat.
Schol. Arist.
citement.
iKTra&fjs, 4s,
Longin. 38,
{T!d(rx<'>,
Ach. 1110.
eager.
4,
I,
iraBelv) passionate,
iKireracris, fois,
II,
ij,
(eiejreTOWu^) expansion.
Plut.
Polyh.
58,
1,
1, 1, 6, irpos
et alibi.
n, eager for anything. Jos. Ant. 15, 3, 4. Plut.

Clem. A.
I,
564 B.
(cKTrera/xat)
(KTierao'is, eoir, ^,
in(7.
:^
Trr^trw,
^^
831 C, et
iKiTaibi,66ev
alibi.
976 A.
2.
ck naibioBev.
Mai. 306,
cKmaCo)
^c/^me^ 161.
e/ortefs).
iSepi.
Judic.
6, 38.
Siraft.
cKTraiâ (naiâ), to
icule.
make
sport of, to banter, rid1,
16, 2, 43.
eKird\ai
time.
=
I,
Sept. Esdr. 1,
49, tovs irpocj^rfas.

old,
fWietr/ia, aros, rA,
(cWtefo))
4,
to
ea;iracJ,
in phar-
k TrdKawv,
2, 2, 3.
from of
2, 3, 5.
for a long
16, 8, 4.
1, 9,
macy.
angry.
5, 1.
iiosc. 1, 62.
157 (160).
exasperate,
to
Petr.
Jos.
eKTTiKpaiva (niKpaivco),
make
6,
Plut.
127 A, et
alibi.
Arr. Anab.
Dion. H.
IT,
737, 15.
Jos, Ant.
eV TraXat.
Phryn. 45, condemned,
eKiraKaia (jraWo)), to violate the laws

ling.
of wrest-
Clem, A. U, 428 C. eWtrnfo), barbarous, iiativa, Solom, 1341

18, 8, 5.
Philostr, 772.
D.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eKTrnrra)
iiariwra,
to
441
said of converts
Petr.
51,
2.
K7ropvev(o
lapse,
backslide,
3.
Alienatio, vendiiio, sale.

7,
Antec.
who had relapsed
into heathenism.
2, 8.
Justinian. Novell.
Prooem.
Roman.
Tyr.
Alex. Can. 8. 10. 11. Eus. IT, 545 A. Epiph. n, 185 B, Tov fuipTvpiov. Also, to fall from BasU. IV, 360 D. 71 7 A. virtue.

(K-iroLKiKKat :^= ttoikiKu)
strengthened.
Max.
36, 2.
Cyrffl.
4.
I,
fKrrXayris,
1,
, (tWXô-o-m) panic-stricken. Polyh.
exTromfojuai (noivrj)
137 A.
jiera
npmpias
anaiTS).
21, 7, et alibi.
4, 4, 5.
Kos-
3.
Diorf. II, 558, 93.
Terrible
Pseud-Y4/nc. 108 C.
(C7rXdytos, a, ok, (irXayioj)
= =
Strab.
Schol. Arist. Kan. 578.

iKiroXepao-Ls, etas,
tile.
fj,
cjôficpos, eKrrXrjicn-
((KnoXepoco) a making hos-
Plut.
e< nXayiov, col-
eWoXt'fo)
I,
261 D.
Strengthened.
^nsiicJ.
I,
ffoXifo)
lateral relative.
eWXcflpi'fo),
it
Porph.
Adm.
<o
165, 17.
323, 19.
eKTToXtTfvm (noXiTeva), to corrupt the constitution of
t'o-m, (jrXe^pi'fft))
run spirally (as

Orig.
were).
iiarKeoveKTeio
(raZen.
VI, 86 D. TrKeovenrito strengthened.

(eWX^crtro)) object
state.
Pseudo-/os. Mace.
to
4, p. 502.
eKTropneva
(jropneiai),
Vn,
that
25 C.
Nil. 116 B,
cKiiKrjyim, aros, to,
which causes terror.

{(KTrKriKTiKos),
2.
of fear, Method. 400 B.

adv.
Strikingly.
to publish.
2.
1 7.
(0 reject.
send out or away. Pseudo-Dion. 1089 A,
To
expose, exhibit, in dis-
grace.
Chrys. VII, 35 B.
60 A.
Nic. CP.
tWXT/KTtKMs
Histor. 63,
Polyb. 10, 5,
I,
Diod'. 14, 25, siernZ?/.
Plut.
eWoKca,
reduce.
to
249 B.
(emrX^tro-o))
Strab.
work or use up, to tire out, to 2. Tb elaborate a 7, 5, 4.
eicTrXijKToy, ov,
astounding, strange.
literary performance.
eKircTTovripevos,
Z)zon. ff. V,'591,
12
22.
to
Classical.
Iren.
1, 2, 2.
elaborate.
Sext.
608,
emrX^KTcos (eKitKrjKros), Ael.
adv. insanely,
11,
crazily.
Greg. Th. 1068 B, t6 t&v vopmv padrfpu, study law.

iKKovrjptvat, evira, (jrovrjpcia>) to vitiate
-
N. A.
3, 22.
iKirhjiiftvpeat
Philostr. 868.
iieiArjîa,
as, ^,
= =
fj,
SpipA.
573 C.
strengthened.
liKruip.vpiai
the blood.
Synes. 1496 B.
cKirXri^ts.
Porphyr. apud
completion
fulIll,
eKirovcos
(mvos), adv. laboriously.

aros,
to,
Macar. 717
that
I,
Eus.
m,
341 C.
Sept.
Eus. IV, 208 B.

(iiarXrip6at)
;
B
H.
eiaroveoTepas, comparative.
(ixTropcvopai)
K7rX^p(B(r, fas,
fKTTopevp.a,
filment.
Mace.
94,
2, 6, 14.
Dion.
1238,
Ion
I,
2.
5raJ. 17, 1, 46, p. 392, 23.

10.
64, 34.
1,
PhiLuc. Act. 21, 26.

fulfils.
proceeds from a source. Did. A. 753 Toil warpos.

iiaropevais, ems,
fj,
Athan.
which 208 A,
(quoted).
Diosc.
69.
6,
eWXi/pmT^s, oS,
one wAo completes or

6.
Dion C. 38, 24,

eiarXripanKos,
fj,
6v, completing, fulfilling.
Phi-
Ion
I,
685, 45.
(ttXeko))
fKir\oKrj, rjs, ^,
disentangling.
Artem.
out.
372.
6K5rXiio-tf,
Clementin. 64
etoy,
(ejuTrXeKcai'?).
^,
(eVffXiJi'O))
a washing
C^^n'/i.
a going out from, of the Holy Spirit. Caesarius 861. Greg. Naz. II, 141 B, ToC TTvevpuTos. AmphU. 112 C. Did. A. 761 A. 796 B. Did. A. 464 iKTTopevTiKos, rj, 6v, z= following. Anast. C. Pseudo-Cfem. A. II, 768 C. Sin. 264 C. 272 B. eKvopevTiKas, a&v. by procession. VseuA-Athan. IV, 1125 A.
eKTTopevTos,
6v, going out, proceeding from. 1600 A. Caesarius 860. Greg. Naz. I, 1096 B. II, 141 A. 477 C. PseudoPseud-^Âan. IV, 920 A tA Just. 1209 A.
fj,
Greg. Naz. II,

c.
(Kirveva-is,
II,
364 A.
A.
I,
757
Just. Frag.
eas,
ij,
an
expiring, dying.
Aihan.
14,
1,
1125 B.
OK,
(KTTvoos,
breathless,
lifeless.
Strab.
eKTTopevTov, procession.
44.
iieitoBrfros, ov, {TroSico)
iKTTopevras,
dearly beloved.
Theod.
Naz. n, 348 B.
fKiropfvto, to
Anc. 1393 B.
iiaroUa, to give
Greg. by procession from. Pseudo-/si. 1209 B. Taend-Athan. IV, 784 C, to emit.

adv.
to
away a
child to be adopted
fl(nroiovp.ai.
by
TTPevpa.
iioTopvevco,
another
opposed to
39, 17, 2.
38, 12t 2.
60, 33,
Dion C. 2.-2. Aheno,

Justinian.
potoer,
to
evaa, (nopvevai)
tion
to
become a
harlot.
Sept.
commit fornicaGen. 38, 24.
to transfer, to sell.
Antec.
Novell.
permit.
7,
Prooem.
3.
2, 8, 1.
To give
Sept. Sir. 18, 4
Ov6ev\ eênoir^trev
ra epya airov, unless it be regarded as impersonal (Polyb. 2, 24, 17). fKiroiria-is, a>s, ij, (iKiroiiat) a finishing, completion of a work. 2. Dion C. 37, 44, 2. The giving away of a child to be adopted by
i'âyyetkai
Lev. 19, 29, avTfjv. Num. 25, 1, els ras BvyaDeut. 22, 21, tov oTkov toO irarpos avTatian. Jud. 7. T^f, in her father's house. Fig828 C, of a woman. Orig. I, 569 C. uratively, to go a whoring after the heathen
Tepas.
gods,
T&v.
another.
Poll.
6,
178, tckvcov.
Dion
37,
Sept. Ex. 34, 1 6, oTrtVto tSiv 6eav avLev. 17, 7. Sir. 46, 11. Hos. 1, 2. 4, Ezech. 16, 26. 30, 33. Clem. A. 1, 12. 2. To cause to 380 A, to become vitiated.
56
Digitized
by Microsoft
eKTropireo)
442
Hept.
I
eKatcoTTuco
go a tohoring after Uic heathen gods.

Par.
2,
2.
To
shine, to give light, as

5, 4, 3.
a beacon
fire.
21, 13, tov 'loiSav.

to
Jos. B. J. 4, 10, 5.
tWo/wreo) (irofmrj),
unbuckle.
Suid. 'Exvop-
*iKTnipatTK, ear,
r),
(eK7rvp6a>) conflagration, thf
iTovaBm, iK(î^'Kova-6ai.
.fKirdpTrriiTK,
foif,
17,
destruction of the world
dislocation.
Soran.
252,
the Stoics.
Chrysipp.
Epict.
by fire, according to apud Phi. II, 1053 B.

Plui.
II,
17.
iKwpoKTrjs,
ov,
6,
7.
(jKirpaa-a-a)
^
II,
(jiopoXoyos.
1077 D. 888 A.
3, 13, 4.
415 F.
Numen. apud Eus.

2, 7.
Aquil. Job 39,

^Knpaîs,
etas, ^,
Just. Apol. 1, 20. 60.
1348 A. Lucian. I, obi.

Clem.
m,
exacting,
demanding of a debt.
Tatian. 861 A.
Theophil. 1117 B.
Z)jo(7. 1, 79.
A.
Trpawm.
rr,
21 A.
Hippol. Haer. 486, 55. 488,
eiarpavva =:=
Pût
''4
D.
244
A.
JKirpiircta, as,
fj,
(fKrrpewfjs)
excellence.
Iambi.
Orig. I, 693 B. Diog. 7, 134. (Compare Philon n, 508, 9. Petf. 2, 3, 7.) 8. Jos. Ant. 20, 7, 2, Eruption of a volcano.
83.
V. P. 56.
cKTrpfirovras (eWpro>), adv.
ily.
=
1.
iioTpeTTas,
show-
iioTvpanKos,
Dion
cKnpi^w
= cWp/m.
Av. 1243.
::i=
C. 74,
1,
4 as v. Geopon.
ro Bf(r/3iou opovs. r], ov, capable of burning. Z>!0)i. 301 B.

little
Pseudo-
9, 11, 7.
iiarapAnov, ov, to,

Plut.
I,
iiatapa.
Strab. 16,
2,
eKirprjats, e<aj, ^, (nipTTprip.i)
a burning.
jrd(j)\a<rfia.
25.
Poll. 10, 66.

(BO-IB,
439 E.
iiarpr)(Tji6s, ov, 6,
eKpi^da,
(ptfoo))
5,
to
''00'
O"',
to
uproot.
dvd^cpa,
Schol.
Sept. Judic.
14.
Arist.
iKtrpLCTTiov
bet ixirpUiv.
Antyll.
apud
On'i.
HI, 620,
late.
2.
Sophon. 2, 4. Jer. 1, Jud. 13. Luc. 17, 6. B. S%Zi. Frag. 2, 21.

cKpiâxTis, eats,
Ill,
r/,
Sap. 4, 4. Sir. 3, 9. Mat:. 13, 29. 15, 10.

12.
Theophil. 1141
eKTrpodeapos, ov, (jrpo6i(rpi.os) past the time, too
(expifoo))
an
uprooting.
Orig.
Philon
I,
II,
169, 33.
Jmt. Cohort.
35.
265 C.
3, p.
Nectar. 1828 B.
one who uproots.
500.
Lucian.
KnpoiK.iâ>
824.
TTpoudâ.
(Kpiârrjs, ov, 6,
Eus. Alex. 441 C, to

to
Mace.
cKptvew,
PseudoJbs. Anast. Sin. 408 B.

Poll. 4, 187.
irmhla
px)v.
rjira),
rj(T(o
{pivea) to file away.
iiarpo(ra>we(o,
(7rp6(Tanov)
stand in the
Alciphr.
3, 3, to
consume.
Pseudo-Xuciart.
place
of,
to be the representative of.
Porph.
fKpiviâ, i<Ta, (pi's) to smell out f

Ill,
Cer. 489, 6.
iK.irrfpv<T<Top,ai (rrr(pv(r<Topai), to
610.
flap the wings.
iKpiTTTiOV
^=
8ei fKpiwTeiv.
Clem. A,
J,
505
Lucian.
eKirrvîs,
Ill, 92.
ccos,
fj,
C.
(iKTrniirua) spreading
open;
eKpiwrcD, to cast out.
Clem. R.
1,
57 'EKpuji^vai
parting of the legs.

t/arrvapa, aros, to,
Aet.
3, p.
48
b, 12.
TTjS
ekiTibos avTov.
fj,
(fieirrvai)
spittle.
SihyU. 8,
expoux,
as,
289.
eioTTvcra-a (wni(T(Tat), to
Cosm. Ind. 117 B.

expand.
Erotian. 104.
cKpvBpos, OV,
352.
iKpvTToat
S.ppv6p.os.
= =
expoos.
CyriU. A.
X, 89
B.
Galen.
XL,
258 E,
158.
fKTrria, to spit out.
aipvypos, irregular.
Iren. 441
Sext. 756, 3.
PhUostr.
A 'End
all
/xij
wdvres
TOV iyKi(j>a\ov i^fTrruKaaiv,
are not fools,
=
=z
pwToco.
a proverbial expression.
II,
(Compare Lucian.
rar Kap-
(KpinTa
30.
pvTTTa thoroughly.
Achmet. 232. Philon
I,
613,
223 'ATrdvToiv
Toiis fyKf<j)dKovs (cai
Poll. 1, 44.
8ias irpoe^pripevav.)
fKiTToxTis, eas, 4, 1, 8,
r),
eK.<Tayr]Viva (jrayrfvevo)), to extricate from, the net.
(cWiWo)) a falling
out.
Polyb.
I,
Plut. II, 52 C.
iKa-ap<iâ
Sept.
expulsion, banishment.
Orig.
372
{a-apdCa),
4.
to,
i>,
to
strip
off
tile
flesh
Caesarius 1100, of Adam. Basil. IV, 128 C, the fall of man. Anast. Sin. 220 D. 3. Deposition, degrading of a
B, of angels.
Ezech. 24,
aros,
fKo-apKapa,
crescence.
(eKaapKoai)
84, p. 740.
fleshy
ex-
Diosc.
17,
clergyman.
Cod.
1, 3,
Basil. IV,
45.
to
796 A.
Justinian.
c<(rdpKa>ins. eas,
1,
==; preceding.
Diosc. Eupor.
3.
Loss
of
property.
143.
Roman,
iKirvKv6a>

Scyl. 660.
eKO-iKKiÔ), ura,
(oeXXa)
=z
KTpaxi)^'fi>-
-^"''
K7rraiTos, ov, (iKmirro)) fallen.
89.
(nvKvda),
condense.
Hippol. Haer.
cKcrepviva
81.
((refivivai),
to
dignify.
Athsn.
14,
20, 90.
fXTTudco
eKiTvea).
Diosc.
2,
eWupdci),
to
consume by fire
184 (185). Athenag.
(Ktji^tovi^m,
a-i(j)a>v, to
iViB,
(_a-i(j)a>vi(a>)
to
empty by a
A, of the eicnipaxTis of the Stoics.

9,
929 Diog.
Ko-i<oird(o
drain, exhaust.
a-iioTrdat
Job 5, 5. strengthened by ix. Polyb.

Sept.
6, 4, 8.
8.
28, 4, 13 'EK<Tia>tni6els Trepi tS>v opripwv, being
eKirvpo-evio {nvpa-evtat), to inflame.
Sext, 680, 8.
put
to silence.
Arr. Anab.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eKffKeTTTapio'i
iKfTKewrapios,
neirrap.
fK<rKevos, ov,
443
e|eKTayrj, ^s,
tj,
e/trevTjs
(eicTda-aa) L. delegatio. Justinian.
ixiTKcTrTap,
see
i^Kewrdpios,
Cod. 10, 16, 13.

&<rKevos.
Porph. Novell. 257, perPorph.
Schol. Arist,
Av.
95.
quisite, fee.
tKiTKipios, ov, (a-KTjvTj)

5,
out of the tent.
Sext. 408,
eKTaymTiK.6s,
ij,
ov, relating to e/cTayij.
tropically.
eK(TK<me<t>
Novell. 256.
arKinreio.
Oenom. apud Eus.

(a-Kopniâ))
Ill,
KTad6v, adv.
tKTdSrjv.
Agath. 301, 22.

Schol. Arist.
376 C.
fKaKopiruTfios,
ov,
6,
eierapa, aros, to, (cKTeiva) extent.
a scattering
Nub.
dle.
2.
abroad.
Plut. II, 383
D.
see e^Kovfiiros, i$Kov-
eierapieva
CKtrxoujStTot, eKcrieov/StVcop,
Tapieia strengthened Agathar. 189, 27.

f),
in the mid-
^LTap.
eKo-fifixa
cKTaîs, eas,
iK(Tfida>.
(iKTda(ra) disposition
a drawarray.
Jos.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
445 C.
Sept.
ing
out
2,
in
27,
9,
order
7,
of battle,
battle
fKxnrfppari^m {fTirepppriâ), to conceive.
Polyb.
Num.
5, 28, inrdppa.
Ant. 15,
incorrect for eîXarap,
2.
8.
et alibi.
Diod. 11, 17.

Gregent.
Office.
605
eK<rinjKa.Tap, eKainjKeva,
e|jriXEU0>.
fKiTiTovSos,
ov,
II,
B.
eKTaiTfLv6<o
=^
Taireivoa.
L. foedifragus, treaty-breaking.
991, 8.
eKTapaypa, qtos, to,

eKTao'is,
Plut. II, 165 C.
eKTapaîs.
Pseudo-iVj7.
Dion.
H.
fKcrrdSios, ov,
549 D, opposed to
Lucian.
anoaTarr^s.
(as,
r/,
ydKrjvt].
1^ (TTaSicnv to piJKos.
(iiereiva))
L. productio,
;
the
m,
273.
ov,
6,
lengthening of a short vowel or syllable

(fKcrTa(Tis)
op32.
fKorampxis,
=.
Nicet. Byz. 769 A.

eKordo-KB/, ov, tA, (eKoraa-ts)
posed to a-vtTToXjj. Dion. H. V, 211, 9.

21.
Dion.
Thr.
632,
Tryph. 13.
Drac. 29,
own
place.
removal from one's Porph. Novell. 266.

agitation,
156,
7.
Plut.
Adv. 600,
625, 12. GKraTiOV
30.
ApoUon. D. II, 1009 E. Pseudo-Demer. 90, 11. Sext.

eKTdveiv.
eKoratris, ems, ^,
excitement, trouble,
anxiety.
Sept.
23.
Num.
115,
Sept.
13,
Ps.
30,
2.
33? Reg. 1, 4, 13? a. Terror, fear,

27, 33.
Ofl
Clem. A.
I,
397
astonishment.
14.
Gen.
Par.
2, 14,
eKTOTDcds,
i},
ov,
apt
to
lengthen the vowels.

21. 22.
to
Marc.
5, 42.
16, 8.
Luc.
2,
5, 26.
Act.
12.
ApoUon. D. Adv. 600,

iKTa(j>peva>
(racjjpfvo)),
5,
5, 2,
3, 10.
Theodtn. Dan. 10,

Sept.
6.
7.-3. Ec sta21. 15,
L. effodio,
p.
dig out.
I,
sis, trance. Philon I, 509,

et alibi.
aracris.
Gen.
Jos.
97.
B. J.
320.
App.
to
288,
510, 11.
Luc. Act. 10, 10,
Just. Tryph. 115, opposed to KardIambi. Porphyr. Aneb. 33, 6.

9.
(KTciva,
L. produco, protraho,
;
lengthen
vowel or syllable
Dion. Thr. 631,
5.
opposed to
Dion. H.
14.
I, 9, 3, 5.
o-uo-tcXXoo.
Myst. 116,
inaTOTiKas
riously.
K(TTda>
359, 10.
V,
(eKtrroTocds),
adv. franticoUy, fu6.
74, 9.
S:r?.
Strab.
9, 2,
Tryph. 13.
829 B.
iiumjQiâ
= =
A.
Polyb. lb, 13,

f^KTrdo),
622,
27.
Terent.
M.
361.
II,
2. To
"294.
iîo'Trjpi.
Damasc.
Ill,
pray fervently. Pseudo-Ma?-c. Liturg.

295.
eKTeixuTfMs, ov,
6,
pp.
dnoa-TTidi^co.
Clim. 932 C.
to drain,
Anast.
strain.
(eKTx'X<") fortification.
An:
Sin. 92
Stud. 1740 C.
(<TTpayyiâ>),
to
Anab.
Diosc. 4,
6, 20, 1.
fKorpayyifo)
Sept.
fKTK.pn.lpop,at :::= Tcxpaipopai-
Eus.
368
C
eis
Ezech. 23, 34 (Codex A).
(quoted).
eKTepvio, to castrate.
eivoCxoj'.
152 (155).
fKarparfla, as,
tion.
Symm.
fi,
Ps. 74,
9.
(iKtTTpaTeia) military expedi11,
Lucian.
740.
-o-ât voCi' KOI
iKiTrpdrevjia, aros, rh,
L. exercitus, army in mo-
eKTeTurjaeTai.
4 ^ 2. To Philon 458, 20 XoyoK, 3. To excommunicate. Theod.

deprive.
I,
Eus.
II,
1484 C, nva
1 7,
to be bereft of.
tion.
Mem.non apud Phot.

1, ^,
HI,
893 D.
IV, 429 A.
cKTevfia,
as,
17,
Chron. 133,
OTpo(/>^,
out.
fjs,
et alibi.
(jKa-Tpi(J3a))
(Urevris)
1.
earnestness,
fervor.
1.
a turning inside
3, 54.
Cic. Att. 10, 17,
Plut. II, 1072
D.
Alciphr.
to hurl.
4K(T<()v8ovda> (<r<jifv8ovda>),
Basil. HI,
Clem. R. 1, 33. 976 C, intensity.

Sept. Judith 4, 9.
Luc. Act. 12, 5 as v. Clem. A. Poll. 3, 119.
I,
Written
also
sKrevia.
357 D.
vertebrae.
Barn.
2, 10.
((r(j)6v8v\ef)
to
tK(r<f>ov8v\iâi,
l<T(o,
break the
strength-
Luc. Act. 26,

7, 2, 8,
7.
Mace. 2, 14, 38. 3, 6, 41. 2. Abundance. Herodn.
Pseudo-/o. Mace. 11.
(Ka-(j)pdyia-p^ aros, to,
et alibi.
(rcfipdyicrfia
eKTevri,
ened.
Greg. Naz.
11,
396 D.
to
'PsenA-Athan.
IV, 924 C.
iiccrxeBui^B}
Afric. ijs, fj, z= cKTevris, substantively. 72 A, proba,bly introduced by Syncellus (202, Porph. Pseudo-P(r. Liturg. p. 165. 9).
(o-xeBidâ)),
(titul.).
sketch out.
Himer.
Cer. 30. 611.

eKTevrjs, es,
11, p.
570
assiduous, unceasing, fervent, earnest.
Digitized
by Microsoft
444
Sept: Mace.
4.
3, 3, 10.
eicTpaya)!Sea)
Nil. 565 to knock off. Apocr. Parados. PUat. 10,
Diod. H, 600, 76.

1,
Petr.
4,
8.
3,5,29. Polyh. 22, 6, Philon II, 554, 32.
eKTivda-ira),
-x^rjval
nvos.
Xrjv
rriv Ke<j)a-
'E/CTCv^t npoaevxr]! fervent
prayer.
1449 A. 2. Substantively, ^ 48 B.
Martyr. Path. Luc. Act. 12, 5. Tim. Presb. Ci/j-ffl. 4. X, 140 B.

exrevijs, so. ixet^^ Ritual, the
Sept.
Tov nikdrov, struck off Pilate's head. Nehem. 4, 16. Ps. 126, 4 ot cKTcru/a-
ypevoi, servants ?
eKTisrnjs, ov, 6, =:= o cKTivav,
payer.
Basil,
m,
(Tia,
aiTijais,
or irpoa-fvxVt
357 B.
enriTpaxTKa, to miscarry.
fervent supplication, a bidding prayer pro-
Tropically.
Max.
Martyr.
claimed by the deacon not to be confounded with the bianoviKa. It consists of a number of rogations, and begins thus 'Ema>iicp
;
:
Path. 1417 B, renounced their faith, said of
the lapsed.
sKTpriTeov
23.
z=
8ei
iKTep,viv.
Tyr.
51,
Travres i$ oXrjs ^vx^js

Tj/iSiv
The
e'manev.
^1 oX?;s Porph. Cer. 75, 9.

'-t
Trjs
tiavoias
Typic. 11.
iKToixa>pvxf<o (roixiopvxô)), to plunder a house.
expression fuyakr) iKTevfjs is used with reference to certain rogations, the first of which is this "Ert deo/jieda vnep rav evcre:
Polyb. 4, 18,
8, et alibi.
iKTOKiâ, ia-a, (tokos) to take interest

Sept. Deut. 23, 19
(rov
Ovk
cKTOKicis
on money. to dSeXâ
8.
l3f(TTdTa>v Koi 6co<^vka,KTa>v âiriKiav, k- t. \.
t6kov dpyvpiov, thou shcdt not lend upon

to thy brother.
eKTfvla, see iKreuem.
usury
:
Symm.
Ps. 28,
Esai.
iKTvS)s {eKTevrjs), adv. earnestly, fervently

dially.
cor8.
66,
9.
Sept.
3, 5,
9.
Judith
4,
12.
8,
Jonas
1,
3,
eKToXpdm (rdkpdai),
17, 12, 2.
eKTop-ds, dSos, ^,
to
encourage.
Jos. Ant.
Mace.
Diod.
1
2,
Polyh.
Petr.
21,
et alibi.
34.
2.
II,
620, 11.
Sumptuously
1, 1, 2.
Clem. R. Diod.
(eKrepvco) cut in.

TruXt's,
Aen. Tact.
gate.
Sa\jn\Sis.
24. 28, pp. 74. 85,

cKTopr],
ijs,
rj,
door cut in a
Classical.
24, p. 137, 29.
PTiryn. 311, condemned.
castration.
Comut.
I,
iKTerafievas (eKTfiva), with

15, 25.
a long sound. Drac.

to ashes.
19.
Athenag. 960 C.
(eKTop,rj)
Athen.
394,
1.
3, 66. to
iKTdiuos, ov,
castrated.
Clem. A.
eierecfipoa) (reippoai),
burn
Strah. 5,
581 B.
Greg. Naz. IK, 1571 A, of the priests of Cybele (yoKKoi). Clem. A. 1068 cKTovos, ov, (tovos) out of tunB.
KTopos, OV, castrated.
rjxri,
4, 9, p.
Diosc.
1,
81, p. 87.
Plut.
n, 696 C.
eia-((ppai(Tis,
ios,
fj,
a burning
p^ptov)
to ashes.
Strab.
5, 4, 8, p.
392,
6.
A.
of a sixth part.
those
eKTT]fi6pios,
ov,
(Jktos,
enTonurriov
C.
eKTopvevat
8ei iieroTriêiv.
Clem, A.
J,
581
Plut.
the
I,
85
01 eKTqpopioi,
who paid
sixth
part of the produce to the land

ov,
zizi
owners.
eKTrjpopLTTjs,
6,
Ex.
the
25, 33.
Topveva strengthened. Caesarius 1060.

/iiji/,
AquU.
sixth part.
Galen,
II,
fKTOi, ov, 6, sc.
the Latin sextilis, z^
312, B.
eKTi6rjveo>
=
OV,
aSyovoTos, the month of August. Plut. U, 268

Tidrjvio)
strengthened.
Plut. 11,
A.
cKTos, adv. without, outside.
siders,
1070 C.
ktik6s,
Oi
iieros, the out-
^^'0 capable of holding, strong. Iren. 488 A. 3 Habitual: hectic. Epict. 2, 18, 4. Galen. H, 263 C. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 30, 13, nvperos. Galen. 11,
f],
(cx'"'
with reference to the Jews or the
Christians,
oi cdvtKol, gentiles.
Sept. Sir.
235
A 'H
to
inTiKfj
mpeiTis
=3
cxXeKTiKij alpeais.
3, 4.
Frag. 1577 B, ttjs mareas. 2. Except, unless, Const. Apost. 1, 10. followed by el p,ri or eav p.rj. Paul, Cor. 1,
Prolog.
Just.
eKTiKm, adv. habitually.

24, 78.
eK7-i\X(B,
Diod.
Epict.
3,
14, 5.
1,
Plut.
n, 802 F.
off.
1,
B. C.
II,
Plut. I, 850 15, 2. Tun. 1, 5, 19. Herod, apud Orib. II, 42, 3. Ludan.
Sext, 243,
12.
pluck
Diosc. Eupor.
52.
[2 aor. pass. i^triKrjv. Theodtn. Dan. 7, 4.
51.
298, 15.
746, 18.
Clementin. 18, 6 'Ektos

Tovviov.
elpj] iaxrrov
Xeyci eivcu
Sept. Sir. 40, 16 iKTiXrja-erai.']
(KTiXTfop
C.
= 8
Clem. A.
p.fi
I,
1060 A.
Inscr. 4228
fKrtXXcu>.
Clem. A.
I,
581
'Ektos eav
iya> avTos iwiTpe^jra.
Athan.
I,
300 C.
value
foiTo,
fKTi.p,da>, fjo-a, to
''EKTijiTfOiv Kcu
at. Porph. Adm. 232, 21 avTo Xirpas bixa, that also being valued at ten pounds.
3* Besides,
Can. Apost. 69 'Ektos

in
ei/i^ e/x7ro8ito.
addition
Inscr.
4207.
cKTore
EKTi/iijo-is,
ems,
i),
QxTipAio) estimation, estimate,

1,
valuation.
2,
Strab. 14,
^
33.
Porphyr. Abst.
24.
ov,
6, 2,
fKnvaypos,
Sept.
(iienvdiTa-ai)
a shaking
I,
off.
from that time, apud Athen, 4, 29, p. 148 C. Just. Tryph. 20. Lucian. Ill, 671, conIren. 1, 7, 5. demned. Phryn. 45, condemned. Mai. 172, 17. Theoph. 175,
eK Tore :=: e| CKeivov, Socr. Rhet.
20.
Carth. 1255 D, ru/ds.
Nahum
10.
Philon
415, 18. 19.
Cass. 157, 11.
Nil. 93 A.
ixTpaytoSeco
=^
TrpaycfSiio
Strengthened.
Polyh.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eKTpavoco
6,
445
Lucian.
I,
eK(f>avTO)p
relief.
15,
7.
6,
56,
8,
exaggerate.
Died.
18,
I,
26.
Aristeas
8.
7,
9.
10.
607. 702.
rpavoa strengthened. inrpavaa A. 697 A.

cKTpaopSivdpios, see e^paophaiapios.
Cels.
apud
Orig.
1357 A.
Ill,
Diog.
46.
Socr. 360
eKTVTrms, adv. in relief: clearly, distinctly.
Sext
228, 12.
Damasc.
3, 6,
fKTnmaia-is, ecos, ^,
844 B. (iKTvnda) formation, form.

32.
fKTpdireCosjOv, (jpaireâ) banished from the table,
as a particular
708.
e/CTpa;;(ijXif
kind of food.
Lrtcian. 11,
Sept. Reg. Haer. 508,
76.
PhUon
Aristeas
I,
9.
Hippol.
163, 13. 14, alle-
gory.
inTpaxtîC'"'-
Eust. Ant. 620
e(CTu0Xd(B,
to
blind,
of vines whose buds are

Philostr. 685.
C.
destroyed by hail.
eKrv<pos, ov, (tv(J}os)
tKTpaxvva (rpaxvva), to exasperate. Philon 11, Plut. I, 227 E. [Lucian. I, 618 ex87, 34.
TfTpaxvcftat.]
fKTpd)(pM, aros, t6, (jpa)(toixa) sores
puffed up.
Oenom. apud
Diosc.
I,
Eus.
Ill,
365 B.
EKTu^da
(Tvif)6<o),'to
on
the head.
81, p. 86.
Tropically,
Philon
turn into smoke.

to
puff up.
IT,
Polyb.
569,
Roman,
cKTpeirreov
16, 21, 12.
I, 1, 5.
215, 38.
hfl eierpeireiv.
Clem. A.l, 604

Sept.
43.
eKTv(j>a) z::^
B.
fKTpi^rj,
rjs,
r),
(fXTpi'/Sco)
preceding.
Diosc.
1,
82.
tmrovpis.
tierpiyJAis.
eKvpciKis,
the Latin
4, 46.
equinSlis =e
Deut. 4, 26 'EKTpi^rj eKvpi^rja-eirdf, ye shall be

utterly destroyed.
tia-piîs,
Diosc.
iieinov, to, the

out.
Latin
equisetum =: mvovpn
[lamM. Y. P. 482 cr
phalanx,
ems,
i],
a rubbing
Tropically,
Mpa.
eKCJjatPtt),
Diose. 4, 47.
to
destruction.
inrpoTni,
fjs, t),
Sept.
Num.
Ptol.
15, 31.
show forth.
cK<f>rjvai.^
mental aberration.
5 ?
latrom. 387,
Hermes Tr.
108,
in-
(j)avai,
r^
Tetrab.
iKCJôKayyi^cD, iV<o, (<f>aKa^) to leave the
cipient parturition f
Paeudo-Demetr. 41,
turned, pricked. Poll.
iKtjmvSrjv
Cyrill.
enrptmias, ov,
1,
6, (iierpeno))
=
A.
13.
eKipavas, dvatpavSovI,
Philostr. 300.
Moer. 339 Tpcmiav Koi eierpoTriav, Theod. IV, 37 D, olvos. 'EXXi/wKwr. tKTpomov, ov, TO, fleshy tumor on the inside of
248.
the eyelid.
Cels.
Med.
7,
7,
10.
Galen.
II,
271 C.
12.
Paul. Aeg. 114.

out of the
fRTponos, ov,
way.
Cic. Att. 12,
308 C. Mnâvo-is, ecf, t), (eKâlva) a showing forth, laying open, manifestation. Aristoh. apud Eus. m, 640 B. Hippol. 840 A. Porphyr. apud Eus. in, 256 B. Eus. HI, 48 A. Hierocl. C. A. 155, 10. Pseudo-Dzore. 144 C
tKTpmtas, adv. by turning
off.
Erotian. 1 70.
3.
<pavTopia.
eK<pavTdôpxu
=
13.
^,
(f)avTd(op.m
strengthened.
Greg. Nyss. II, 444 B, inharmonious.
fKTpoxdâ
Alciphr.
7,
1,
eKTpextn.
Apollod.
2,
3,
eK(j)avTfia,
as,
(fnxâvros)
iKtpavTopla.
Diosc. lobol. 2, to go over a subject.

eKTpvydio, rjo-a, (jpvydto) to gather the vintage.
Sept.
tKTpvrrda
Lev. 25, 5, rrfv arat^vXriv. (rpumai), to bore through. Con/. I, 832 A. Geopon. 10, 23, 5.
(jpito),
to
FseuAo-Dion. 136 D (Max. Conf. SchoL 36 B must have read iK<j}avTopia, which he renders i^dYycXa-is)
hcpavTiKos,
T],
Max.
II,
ov,
declaratory.-
Iambi. Adhort.
324.
266,
Pseudo-Diora. 145 B.
adv. by
declaring,
Ill,
inrpvat
52.
wear
out.
App.
iK(j>avTiKS>s,
Aristoh.
apud Eus.
640 B.
shojmng forth. Plut. n, 104
furpapa, aros, to,

plied
ectroma, an abortion, apby the Valentinians to the iv6vp,ricns

Iren. 480 A.
C.
cKCJ)avTopia, as,
fj, (eKX^dvrap) revelation, maniPseudo-Djora. 137 C. 201 A, Pseud-4<Aan. IV, 976 A. Max. Conf. SchoL 36 B. 60 D. 213 D, fK(jiav(rts, Suurd-
o{(To(j)ia.
Hippol. Haer. 276,
festation.
25.
Tertull. II,
20 A.
(Compare Theod.
Ptol. Tetrab.
IV, 356 B.)

fKTpapos, ov,
116.
6,
iierpaxT/ios.
(l>r)a'is-
eKtpavTopiKos,
tj,
ij,
6v,
iâyycKnKos, epprivevTiKos,
iierpanKot,
ov, (fKTiTpaia-Ka)
produces abortion.
fKrvKoa)
L. abortivus, that Plut. II, 974 D.

Antyll.
irapaaraTiKos, revealing, manifesting.
Prod. Parm. 530 (96). Pseudo-i)Jo.137 A. 180 A,

Kpvcl>i6Tris.
rv\oa>
2.
ij,
cgmpletely.
apud
Vseixi-Athan. IV, 940 B.
Max.
Orib.lU, 617,
like
634,
8.
tKrvfiirdvioa-is, ems,
(rvinravov) a swelling ov
Conf. Schol. 53 D. 65 B. eKCJjavTopiKSis, adv. by laying open, etc. Pseudo-
a drum.
Strab. 15, 4, 13, p. 324, 16.
Dion. 205 C.
to
fKTvirea
(leT-uTrea)),
more
correctly eKKrvwea,
eK(jidvTap, opos, 6, (eKâivai)
d tS>v
juuittij-
strike in
order to
make
sound.
Philoslr. 266.
piav
TO.
apprjTa (TUfi/SoXiicmr eKipalvav, revealer,
Mai. 272, 16.

(lenmos,
ov,
essentially
UpotpdvTtis-
Max. Conf.
Schol.
(rinros)
ectypu
engraved in
193 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eKâvcoi
iK<t>ava>s {iKtpavrjs),
446
eK<f)6pri(ns, ems,
fj,
eK<f><i)vea>
adv. openly, plainly, maniet alibi.
festly.
Polyb.
alibi.
5, 1, 3,
Plut.
II,
436
rying out.
cK(f>opiK6s,
fj,
Clem. A.
(0ope() a bringing or carI, 905 A.
E, et
vine.
Poll. 5, 120, frankly.

to
6v, (cKKJiopd) relating to expression,
iK(j}apaYY6ai, aira, ((jidpay^)
turn into a ra-
Plut.
n, 1113 C.
Plut. II, 1112
cKCâaKot
89 B. Epiph. I, 264 C. (KcftaTvi^cD ((fiaTvi^co), to throw out of the manger: to throw away. Posidon. apud Athen. 12, 56,
Greg. Nyss.
eKipriiii.
I,
cKCpopiKas, adv. in expression.
C.
iK(j)6pwv, ov, TO, (fK<l)opos) in the plural
(l)6pia,
to
tV1,
produce of the land.

KoKas,
Sept.
Hagg.
p.
540 C.
plural eK<f>aTi>i(TfiaTa, scraps.
6,
10.
eK(j)opos, ov, 6, SO.
iK(j)aTVi<Tim, aros, to,
Bp'ios.
Schol. Arist.
Athen.
K(âuXif<
alibi.
99.
Philostr. 24.
Eq. 440.
Ant. 2, 14, 1, et Lucian. Ill, 19.
Cerul. 725
eK(popT6io ((jjopToa), to unlade.
p. 570, 30.
âv\i(a.
1,
Jos.
13, 6.
Eumath.
48.
8, 6,
Arr. Anab.
I,
Clem. A.
ixtpaiXurts,
736 C.
fj,
ecuf,
=
a
fKtppdâ, to describe.
e')t0auXitr/idf.
Hermog. Prog.
K(fipaKTiK6s,
tj,
ov, (cKijipdcra-co)
D.
eK(f>av\t(rn6s,
8, 9.
tions, cathartic.
removing obstrucGalen. VI, 369 B. Leo Med,

TO
(j)pd(T(reiv.
ov,
6,
slighting.
Jos.
Ant.
3,
187.
cKcfipa^K, fas,
fj,
Solom. 1341
cKCpavKos, ov,
iK(j)avKa)s,
=: Xiav (fiavXos.
adv.
Jos. Ant. 3, 12, 1.

Philostr.
CD.
K.<j)pa<Tis,
\lav
(j)av\a>s.
eas,
fj,
(jK.(i>pdâ>)
description.
Dion.
503.
cKcf)fvaKiâ>
<j)evaKl((o
strengthened.
Did. A.
H. V, 392, 3. Hermog. Prog. n, 28. Clem. A. I, 700 A. B.

eK<l>pd(r(rct)
47.
Lucian,
992 B.
fK(l>epofivdso},
r](Ta>,
((j)pda-aa>),
to
remove
obstructions.
{eKtpepto, piv6os)
to divulge.
Diod. 18, 35.

cine.
cKijjpaaTiKds,
i),
Anon. Med. 251,

having
in medi-
Aen. Tact. 22, p. 63. Basil. m, 472 C. Nil. 276 A. K0ep(B, to pronounce a letter or a word. Dion.
Cornut. 183.
ov, (iK<ppd^to)
the
power
H. V,
2.
7(9
85, II.
Strdb.
9, 5,
17, p. 313, 14.
of expression.
eK(f>piKTos, ov,
Diog.
5, 65.
in^pevrfs, es, :=i fK<j)pav.
Timoth. 1305 B.
/orm, in grammar.
606, 16
Apollon. D. XA\.
z^
(jipiKTos
Strengthened.
Hem.
587, 19 -adat eTripprjfiaTiKas, to
have an ad8ta tov E, to
Vis.
1, 2. 3.
verbial ending.
-a-ffai
fKcfipovea, rjo'a,
9,
2.
tKCJipav
ci/u'.
Dion
C. Frag.
end in E.
fK(pevya, to escape.
\_Sibyll. 6, 6
cKfjjevâs
bar-
iK(f)p6va>s (fK(j>pa)v),
adv. insanely.
Poll. 5, 121.
barous ==:
eK(j)vîs,
iK(f>vyo>v.^
r],
Eus. n, 468 B.
escape.
(ijs,
(cKfjievyco)
Eus. V,
Suid.
Plut.
cKippvya)
(ppvyto
strengthened.
14, 18.
TheophU.
286, 90,
477 C.
fK<j>i^\6a>, aMTO), (0t/3Xd(<>)
1076 A.
Ael.
N. A.
:^
eWopTre'co
K(j>pa>v,
ov, beside himself.
App.
II,
^"EKTropTTOvtrSai, eK(îj3\ov(rdaL.
fK(j)Kavpiâ
eavTov.
I,
K(j>av\i(a>,
(pavXiô).
581 F.
iK<f>KeyiiaiV<o
I,
ipvyT], ^y, ^, (iKCftevya) escape. 3, 4, 19.

eKCJtvrj, rjs,
ij,
Sept.
Mace.
Eus.
^= <f>Xeyfiaiva>
strengthened. Basil.
(eie(^v(o)
production, growth.
336 A.
(cKtpXoyoa)
\,
cK(j)X6ya(ns, 6<us, ^,
VI, 636 C.
cKTTvpaiins.
eK(f>v\os,
ov,
(j^vKov)
unnatural, strange, odd,

Plut.
I,
Diod. 17, 115.

28, 6.
4K(\>\vapi^tt>,
Epiph.
1120 C.
Genes.
queer.
Strab. 4, 4, 5, p. 310, 3.
alibi.
261
A, et
apparently corrupt for K(^\avpiâ>.
c.
Lucian. JQ, 582.

fj,
cKtjivîs, e<BS,
Plut.
n, 680
iK(j)vpa
<f)6^riTpov.
iicfjivyq.
Symm.
Ps. 54,
9. 3, 2.
eK(p6^t)Tpov, rb,
z=
fj,
Eudoc.
M.
292.
iK(j)v<n6a>
ipvpa strengthened.
(jjv(Ti6<o
Sept. Jer.
strengthened.
Aster.

fK<poiTri(ns, as,
(iK(l)oi.Tda))
Urb. 149 A.
a going
100 C.
forth, be-
eK(j)v(ris,
fas, ^, sucker, a shoot
from
thie roots
coming public.
K(fiopd, as, ^,
Clem. A,
9.
II,
of a tree.
cKCJiavfa,
utter,
Polyb. 18,
((/>cai>ca>)
1, 6.
12.
pronunciation, of a letter or word.

Strdb. 16, 4, 18, p. 331,
f/iTa,
to
I,
Dion. H. V, 75,
declare.
20. Diosc. lobol. p. 51. Apollon. D. Pron. 298 B. 2. Form, in grammar. Apollon. D. Pron. 263 B. 273 C. Synt. 69, 20, irpo(TTaKTiKT).
3.
Expression, in
grammar
as
ra natbta
Hipparch. 1092 C. Apollon. D. Synt. 150, 17, of the subjective and obiraiêi.
1, 14, 1. 2. To pronounce, utter. Dion. H. V, 78, 13, et alibi. Erotian. 154. Plut. II, 1010 A. 3. In the Ritual, to say aloud, of certain expressions said aloud by the priest. Pseudo-JocoJ. Liturg. p. 75.
Iren.
Plut.
cry out, exclaim, 739 C. H, 1124 D.
Pseudo-GVe^. Naz. U, 713.

3081.
Joann. Mosch.
jective genitive.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eK<\)(ovr]ii,a
447
exclamation.
eXaiorpiêlov
gal;
564.
iKHâvrjiia,
aros,
t6,
(cK^cjveo))
opposed
rj,
toj
mpuKTiKos.
Lucian.
Eus. n, 468 A.
fK(l)aivrjais,
eas,
17,
(EK(â>vcai)
exclamation: utterI,
tKxapirims, tas,
(iicxapta)
departing.
Plut.
ance,
pronunciation.
9, 4.
Philon
621, 30.
618,
17.
n, 903 E.
eitylniyfia,
Apollon. D. Synt.
Iren. 1, 14,
1.
13, 9, of
Sea;*.
2.
letter.
aros, to, (<fnix(o) that which is
rubbed
In the
off,
particle.
Clem. A.
I,
540 B.
Hippol. Haer.
Ritual, it is
applied to certain sentences
itojf oipea
(ôtpia), to terrify.
(i\aSiov)
which
iiajxavoivTiu (or X/yojTcu eK(f)mva)i)
by
190,
1.
the priest in the course of divine service.

Stud. 1689 C, T^r ^craXî/^cuf.
28, 8.
eKabas, a,
6,
oil-seller.
Porph. Adm.
Porph. Cer.
exclamation.
the vocal
243, as a surname.
iXaia, as,
30, 9.
ov,
cmpavrjTrjptos,
pertaining
to
8.
21.
rj, olive. Artem. 182 Tpiêw eXaias. Naevus, mole, on the body. Mai. 138,
Eus.
II,
1233 A, TO
eK<j>a>vr)Trjpia,
Malamp.
r),
501.
organs.
fXaioKoyittt, see.i\aio\oyeio.
voice,
iKâvas (tjuovq), adv. with a loud opposed to fivariKas. Euchol.

iiKpariâ
II,
aloud ;
iXa'tKos,
ov,
eXdiKas, adv. like
of olive wood. Aristeas 14. an olive-tree. Epict. 2,
20,
=z
(ârriâ strenghtened.
7
Clem. A.
18.
52 B. 41
B.
Plut.
I,
iXaio^paxris, fs,
following.
Antyll.
apud
KXaXivoffl (xaKiv6<o), to unbridle.
296
Orib.
n,
71, 1.
C.
eKxa)^Kfva
3, 7, 6, p.
cKxapaSpou)
4, 41, 9.
= =
iXaioppeXV^t >
Jos. Ant.
(eXatov, Ppex'") '"' î(h oU,
)(<^Kev<a Strengthened.
155.
;âpaSpda> strengthened.
soaked in I, 713 A.
eXaioyapov,
oil.
Galen.
t6,
oil
Ill,
713 C.
ydpov.
Cyrill.
A.
3,
Polyb.
ov,
and
A St.
S(ro6. 11, 3,4.
100.
eXaiodevTos, ov,
SeScw/icVoy.
1, 4,
cKpfopacro-o) (;(apa(rtr(i)), <o
scratch out a letter in

I,
(8euo))
Cyrill.
=
I,
iXaiofipexris,
an inscription.
19.
Dion. Chrys.
612.
iKxaa-KB) (j(d(TK<o), to
gaze
at.
Sept. Esdr.
eXaiodpeiTTos, ov,
A. (rpeâ)
6,
221 B.
oil-fed.
iXaia 780 A. Method. 116
eKxfa)
C.
x^'fo>
strengthened.
out.
Pseudo-J)eme<r.
tItivos.
cXtudfcXaSoy,
mi,
^=
xXaSor eXaias, daXXos.

olives.
57, 6, ircdla.
Mai. 272,
21.
tKXâ, to
pour
6,
Hermias 1176 D,
D, xutrai
VTheod. IV,
Genes.
1261
fKxêvdâ
10, eKxfSrjvai
iXawXoyeco, Tfaa, (eXatoXcJyos) to gather

Sept. Deut. 24, 22, v.
II,
1.
ckx-
iXaiaXoyta.
Philon
eKxvdrjvai.'}
390, 26.
xKfvdâ) strengthened.
Symm.
1
eXmofifXi, iTos, t6,
elaeomeli,
Diosc.
1,
the sap of a
Prov. 14,
9.
PoK.
6,
199.
[DotoJA.
724
species of olive.
iXaiojiopôs, ov,
54.
37.
oil.
fKx\euaiTfievos for iiacexKcvaaficvos.^

(Kxoiâ), laa,
(îi.op(^rO
like
Apoc. Paul.
^=
ij,
iKx^vwjxi.
Pallad. Laus. 1195
C.
Mai. 225,
eKxoia-is, cms,
et alibi.
iKxdiTfioi, ov, d,
17.
= =
4.
Theoph. Cont. 843.

following.
eXaeoi/, ov, to, olive oil.
Mai. 436,
Cedr.
Sept.
I,
21,
TO ixxotêiv.
641,
eKxoKaa
3, 3, 1
x'^^'" strengthened.
1.
Mace.
as v.
To ayiov ^Xaiov, the with which priests and kings were anointed. Sept. Ex. 29, 7. Lev. 21, 10. 12. Reg. 1, 10, 1. Jos. Ant. 6, 5, 4. OiL for anointing the sick. Marc. 6, 13. Luc. The holy oil, with Jacob. 5, 14. 10, 34. which those about to be baptized were
holy
oil,
Kxo\i^<o,
der.
lo-to, (xoKq) to take out the gall-bladGeopon. 14, 19, 3.
anointed.
Basil.
Const. Apost. 3, 15. 16, et alibi,
IV, 188 C.
(KxoKoofuu (;(oXdo/Ku), to become bilious.
Galen.
rh fwoTiKov.
on mixed with the baptismal

Iren. 664 B.
Greg. Nyss. Ill, 581 C,
VI, 359 B. F.
Orib. I, 287, 6.
OU poured upon the

heretical practice).
water (a heretical practice).
corpse at burial (a
iKxovSpiâ, lira, (j(6vBpos) to change into cartilage.
Iren. 665 B.
Galen. U, 397 C.
axre/icu,
IV, 361 A.
Pseudo-Diore. 565 A.
The
Theod.
*iKxv\6ofiat,
to
I,
be 287,
made
6.
into
;^t)Xdj.
Dieuch. 186 A.
apud
Orib.
Galen. XIII,
cKxvfia, oToy, to,
^=
fKxv(Ti,s.
eKxiva or eKxvvvd)
35.
(j(yv<o)
Sibyll. 3, 320.
employed at the evxfXaiov. Damasc. 2. Mineral oil. Tyjnc. 75. n, 264 B. Arr. Plut. I, 697 C. Strab. 11, 11, 5. Anab. 4, 15, 7.
holy oil
exxô.
Matt. 23,
iXaioa-TdijivXos, ov, 6,
(ara(j>vXri) oU-grape, in
an
Patriarch. Luc. 11, 50. Act. 22, 20. Lucian. Ill, 186, condemned. 1148 A. Anast. Sin. 784 B. fKxirris, ov, 6, (eKX^ffl) Pôfuse person, prodi-
imaginary iruit, raised Geopon. 9, 14. ner.

iXaioTpififlov, ov, TO,
mill.
an imaginary manolive-press, olive-
{rpiâ) Epiph. in, 273 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eXaioTpcTrTiT!
iXatoTpijmjs, ov,
press.
6,
448
oil-
eXeyeto^
defeat.
Epiph.
6, 1, 6.
Ill,
one who works at the 273 B.
Polyh.
1,
32, 2, et aUbi.
2.
De-
fect, fault.
Dion. H. VI, 899,
9,
irepX t^,
fKaiOTpomov, ov, to, (rpeTrai}
=^
to
kXaiorpiêiov.
Xeîv.
Geopon.
eXarraaris,
eas,
2,
fj,
=
19.
e\aio(j>opa, r](rm, (fhmotôpoi)
hear
olives.
Polyb.
36,
6.
2.
eXdrrafia,
Capitis
loss,
defect.
deminuiio.
Modest. 3286 A.
i\ai6t^vKKov,
ov, to,
Basilic. 16, 8, 39.
name of a
plant,
(<f>vKKov)
cj)vXKov.
olive-leaf,
the
eXd(jiiv for iXarpiov, ov, to,
eXa(l>os, deer, hind,
Diosc.
3,
130
stag.
Mai. 345,
(140). ikaio^vTia or cKaio(j)vTeia,

the planting
eXaôôa-Kov, ov, to, (\a<j>os, ^Scrno))

as,
fj,
elaphoPolyb. 34,
(e\ai6<pvT0s)
boscum, an
iXa(f)oci.8ris,
herb.
Diosc.
3,
73 (80).
of
olive-trees.
Steph. B. p. 661,
es,
(EIAQ)
deer-like.
17
êWevs ....
r],
10, 8.
eXawxprioTia, as,
(xpriaros) the
.
use of
oil.
oil.
iXacl>6Kpavos, ov, (jidpa) deer-headed.

1,
Strab. 15,
Diog.
0, 71.
tJctib,
Dubious.
(j(ea>) to
56.
fj,
iXmopûTea),
anoint with L.
Paul.
olive
eXaipos, ov,
<l)ov
deer.
Diosc. Eupor.
1,
76 'EXd-
Aeg. 302 -a6m.

iXaiav, alios,
grove.
6,
Kepas, hartshorn.
(eWa)
Ex.
SlraJi.
olivetum,
11.
Sept.
23,
Josu. 24, 13.

287,
1.
16, 4,
Deut. 6, 11. 14. Philon I,
iXaôo'KopoSov or eXatpotrKopSov, ov, to, ((ritopoDiosc. 2, 181 Sov) =: cmoKvvov, an herb.

(182).
4, 81.
ij,
iXatppia, as,
(eXatppos) lightness.
Aret. 129,
'EXaioiv, avos, 6,
Mount
Olivet,
near Jerusalem.
7, 9, 2.
Luc. Act.
also
1, 12.
Jos. Ant.
the
Called
B. J.
5,
To "Opor T&v 'EXaiav,

Liic.
Mount of Olives.
21, 37, sc.
8, 6.
Fseudo-Dion. 332 D. TropPaul. Cor. 2, ically, light-head,edness, levity. 11,17. Basil in, 1024 A. il/acor. 697 D.
alleviation.
Sept. Zech. 14, 4.

opos.
2, 3.
19, 29.
Xacf>p6yios, ov,
3, 11.
(yrj}
of
light soil.
Geopon.
3,
22, 39.
Jos.
Ant. 20,
99.
the
1.
Just.
as,
Tryph.
fj,
Basil.
eXaiavia,
(mj/coîai)
IV, 357 B. buying of oil.
*cXa(pp6voos, ov,
9.
(dos) light-minded.
PhocyL
Polyb.
Greg. Naz. Ill, 1573 A.

light-headed, frivolous.
Basilic. 38, 1, 6.
iXa<f>p6s, a, ov,
6, 56, 11.
[Formed
AatreiiB
eXaa-ia, as,
= imdviim
f],
like o-M-cowa.]
iXavveiv-
CyriU. A.
I,
144 B. X, 81 C.
lighten.
Lucian.
I,
501.
7.
iXacppvvoi, vyS>,
zz^z Kovtjjlâ,, to
Ruf.
a rank of oars.
Leo. Tact. 19,
19.
eXaa-ixa, aros, to,
tallic plate.
(eXavva) L.
lam.ina, me19.
Aquil. Job 39, 34. apud Orib. II, 275, 2. Macar. 505 C. Achmet. 259, iXdtppaiTLs, (os, fj, a lightening.
diminution.
iXa(f>a>8rjs,
Sept.
7, p.
Habac.
2,
Aristeas
5, 96.
9.
Strab. 3, 3,
tXao'/xdreoi',
240, 12.
Diosc.
cf,
eXa(ô8^s.
Eunap. apud
small eXacfia, L. lamella, Diosc. Eupor. 2, 164. lamellula, laminula.

ou, to,
Phot. Ill, 245 B.

eXa;(t<7TdTT;s, tjtos,
tj,
the being cK&xitrTos, exceedij
Oalen.
II,
105 A.
Aristeas
8.
ing smallness.
Socr. 492 A,
epri-
eXatrpxis, ov, 6, :=:i eXatrpu.
Dion
eXa^ys,
eia,
v,
:=
piKpos.
Antip.
S.
106.
C. 46, 36, 4.
iXatra-oveco
57, 18, 9, sheet-lead.

ijtroj,
or eXaTTOi/eo),
=z
iXaTTOvoa.
Sept.
Ex.
16, 18, to have less.
30, 15.
Reg.
Diosc.
[Double comparative iXaxtarorepos, less than the least. Paul. Eph. 3, 8. Basil. HI, 644 A. Double superlative eXaxioToraTos, the
very 761
least.
ij,
3, 11, 22.
Prov. 14, 34.
Sext. 469, 8.]

ov,
'XaTTj,
rjs, fj,
], 54.
1,
involucrum of the date. 150. Orig. Til, 205 C.

the
KpiKrjKao-ia.
'EXeaTtKOE,
A,
('EXe'a) Eleatic.
Clem. A.
I,
<piXo<7o(j)ia,
the Eleatic school
of phiPaul.
eXaTTjp, ^po9, 6, stick
for driving tbe hoop in the

Antyll.
losophy,
founded by Xenophanes.
eXee'o).
game of
522, 4.
fXaTiKos,
apud
Orih. I,
iXedm
=^
Sept. Prov. 21, 26.
Rom.
9, 16. 18.
f),
rj,
Jud. 23.
Schol. Arist. 1), ov, (i\avva>) of rowing. Ran. 180, ini<^6^ypa, the sound mott.
7/,
iXeyeia, as,
^=
ov,
eXeyetov pxTpov.
Heph.
15, 16.
cXeyeiaKos.
elegiacus,
elegiac.
Dion.
fXaTo/or,
ov,
of
flavored with.
iXaTTovoo), axra,
To'o).
2.
the fir.
Diosc. 5, 45, otvos,

ij
Substantively,
Diosc. 4, 40.
eXariwj,
H. V, 200, 5, liirpov, Heph. 1, 10. Athen.

elegies.
the elegiac pentameter.

4, 25, et ahbi.
elatine, an
Sept.
1.
herb.
(eXoTTav)
8,
3.
eXeycioypd(f>os, ov, 6, (iXeyeiov, ypd<p(o) writer of
iXaairoat, iXar-
Anthol. Palat.
7-6
9,
248.
Gen.
18, 28.
Ex.
30, 15
iXeyctos, a, ov, (eXcyos) elegiac.

tively,
Substan-
as V.
6.
Lev. 25,
16.
Prov. 14, 34.
Sir. 19,
Mace.
2, 13, 19.
(a) a distich consisting of a hexameter and a pentameter. Classical.

iXeyetov,
iXaTTOTfpos, a, ov, lesser, a double comparative.
Aristid. Q. 58.
7, 5.
Joann. Mon. 308 A.

eXoTToypa, aros, to, (f Xuttocu) diminution, loss
Lucian.
I,
160.
Paus.
10,
(1) sc. /ifTpov, the elegiac pentameter.
Heph. 15,
16.
Poem.
4, 2.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eXeiyKTeo?
'êKeyiereos, a, ov,
1,
449
Strab, 2,
eXeufft?
ov Sei i\eyxe(T6ai.
helepolis,
48. 91.
2,
35.
Sext. 503, 11.

T],
a warlike engine. Diun. H. Ill, 1935, 15.

fj,
Diod. 20,
Jos. B. J.
JêyKTtKos,
ov,
ready
to dispute.
Diog.
1,
17
19, 9, et alibi.
oi eXeyKTiKoi, sc. (f)i\6ao<()oi,, the
wranglers.
iXevdepla, as, Liberality
fXey/ios, oO, 6,
(iXcyxia)
a reproving, rebuking,
19,
17.
manumission.
iXevdcpioTtjs.
Soz.
Basil.
1, 9.
2.
reproof.
Sept. Lev.
19, 3.
Sir.-
Num.
5,
18.
Trj ajj iXevdepia,
as a title ?
priest.
3.
IV, 517
Absolution
Reg.
149,
4,
7.
f Xey|ts, ecos, ij,
Judith 2, 10. Ps. 37, 15. Paui. Tim, 2, 3, 16. (eXey^) '^ refuting, refutation :
41, 4.
pronounced by the Naz. II, 728 A.

iXevSepidCa,
Pseudo-Cre^.
reproving.
2,
Sept.
Job
21, 4.
23, 2.
Peir.
2,
TWOS.
6ep6(o.
Pseudo/aeoft. 16, 1 To t!8<op T^r eXty^fios Kvpiou, the water of jealousy. Philostr.
16.
74.
.(Xceti'ds,
I, 4,
rj,
to be free from. Sophrns. 3225 A, Genes. 21, 18. 2. To free ::^ eXevGesen. 48, 18.
'EXeuÊpti/
for
'EXEuÊ/ajov,
17,
Eleutherion,
woman's name.
ov
/nscc. 704.
,= iXerfriKOs, eXeijiioviKos.
Ignat. 696
Herodn.
eXevBepiKos,
17,
ov,
(fXEuÊpos) freeing, liberating.
3.
eXeeo), to
iliuil
have mercy upon.

eivai,
'HXeI
Method. 368 C, 8ea-ix6s. exempt from taxation.

iXfvdepios, ov, liberal.
liberal education.
Theod. IV, 1220 A,
ns
by the mercy of God

(eXcrifiav) merciful,
am
somebody.
compasEus. VI, 581 B, Adam. 1796 A. Serap. Aeg. 940 C. Tsendo-Nicod. fXeriiioavvri, ijt, fj, pity, mercy. II, 3 (19) To SevSpov Trjs eKerjfuMTvvris, the tree of mercy, growing near the gate of Paradise.
eXeriiioviKOs,
rj,
ov,
Starpiffal,
Diod. 13, 27, rrmSeia, I, 492 A. 487 C, liberal pursuits. II, 122 D, rexvat,
Plut.
sionate.
Clemenlin. 128 B.
the fine
arts;
1094 D.
Men.
opposed to ^dvavaoi Rhet. 196, 12. Eus.

eôadev
crofjiias.
rexvai..
II,
148
tois
Ta eXevdepia t^j
(Com'
pare Jul. 337

iXevdepois
'O
vvv
imKpaTwv iv
2.
To'is
Eleemosyna,
4, 7.
1, 3
alms, charity.
Sept.
Trjs
iraiSclas rpon-os.)
Tit.
fj,
2.
Tit.
Free
eXevdepos.
.1176 A.
iXev6epia.
Tobit
'EXirnioirvvas vroXKas iwoiTjaa

Sir. 3, 14.
EXeuêpiOTiji, ijTOS,
=:
B. 1141.
d8eX0oi9
^lou.
12, 3,
Matt,
eXEuÊpoyXmo'o'os,
ov,
(yXoKra'd)
free-tongued.
6, 2.
Theodtn. Dan. 4, 24.

eXcvBepoTTOios, a, ov, (iroUa>)
'EKtrjjuov, ovos, 6, the
Compassionate, an epithet
making free.
577, 38.
Phi-
of Saint John the Almoner, bishop of Alexandria.
Ion
1,
I,
401, 20.
499, 14.
Epict. 4,
Sophrns. 4009 D.
Damasc.
11,
273
176.
Plotin. II, 1365, 14.

^,
B.
Horol.
Nov.
12.
iXevdeponpao'la, as,
(nmplio'Kai) the selling

2, 13.
fj,
of of
fXctoo'eXK'oi', ov, TO,
^=
eXeiov (riXaiov,
an herb. of
sage.
a freeman.
character.
Ttfia.
SibyU.
Diosc. 3, 68 (75).
e\eKuT<^(rKlTris,
mi, 6,
fXevdepoirpewfia, as,
(Trporo))
7, v.
1.
nobleness
(eKeXiarâRos)
Clementin. 4,
iXevBeporpo-
Diosc. 5, 71, olvos,

e\e\i(T<l>aKov,
to,
wine flavored with sage.

(\eKi(r<paKos.
Poll. 3, 119.
a,
Diosc.
3,
iXevdepos,
ov, free.
Diod.
4,
46 'EXevSepa
II,
40.
'EXe'j/i;, rjs, ij,
{jjvXaKTi, libera
custodia.
(jipovelre.
Dion. H.
1205, 3
Helena, the female counterpart of

.
OvK iXevdepa
TTJ
Simon the Magician. Just. ' Apol. Hippol. Haer. 254, 77. II, 708 B. Orig. I, 1280 A.
Iren. 671 B.
1,
26.
diKaioo'vvTj
Paul. Bom. 6, 20, (^Chrys. IX, 542 E irz ovk ^te
Tertull.
v7TOTTaypevot avTrj,
Xoii).
'EXewoKoi,
navol.
Siv,
oi,
I,
('EXei/i;)
Heleniani
aXX
rjKKorpuojx^voi KaOo-
Sext. 686, 15, rexvm, the fine arts.
'Sifim-
Orig.
1280 A.
,
eXmoi/, ou, TO,

1,
he1enium
an herb.
fj,
Diosc.
27. 28.
EXei/ouTToXts
or 'EXfi/OTToXts, eas,
Philostrg.
('EXevi), tto-
476 B. Socr. 117 B. 821 A. 5oz. 1029 C. D. 1469 A. eXeoj, oti, 6, mercy. 'eXew êoO, by the mercy Greg. Naz. Ill, 165 B. Const. of God. (536), 977 A. 1057' C Mi/ray eXe'o) deov iiriXis) Helenopolis.
2. SubstanGangr. 426, fjpcpa, Sunday. tively, (a) 6 eXev6epos, a gentleman. Joann. Mosch. 3093 A. (1>) fj eXevSspa, married Athen. 13, 28. lady. Athan. I, 737 A. Greg. Naz. Ill, Basil. IV, 516 A. 649 B. 345 A. Chrys. Ill, 589 C. 597 C. Pallad. Laus. 1108 B. 1186 B, tovtov, his lady, wife. Pseudo-/Ms<. 1348 Joann. Mosch. 3068 B.
A,
yapfrrj.
fj,
iXevdepooTopla, as,
(eXevdcpqoTopos) freedom
II,
CKOTTos KavaravnvovTToXeais Pafirjs opiiras inre-
of speech.
Dion. H.
1205,
6.
ypayâ.
eXeos, ovs, to, et alibi.
eXe'oi
cXev6epoTpoireia, see iXfvdfpowpeireui.
=.
6 eXeos.
1,
Sept.
Polyb.
88, 2.
'EXe
Num.
14, 19,
eXevdepaTf)s, ov, 6, (iXfvdepoa) deliverer, liberator.
êoO,
=:
Patriarch. 1148 C.
I,
Max.
8,
Tyr. 85, 20.
êoC.
Theod. Scyth. 232 B.
Lucian.
Genes.
565,
548.
17,
Ephes.
redeemer.
cXenoXcaj, to take
33, 19.
by means of sKenoXeis.
(îXeiv,
eXeva-cs, <bs,
I,
(EAEYeO) a
Luc. Act.
7,
coming.
52.
5.
Dion H. Macar. 469
fXtVoXir,
Effly,
fj,
iroXis)
sc.
liijxavri,
C.
57
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by Microsoft
eXevareov
(Keva-Teov
17.
450
Mace.
2, 6,
eWafx.-ijrK
4, 27.
Set
e\6elv.
Sept.
Philostrg. 541
(cat toi)
Ta
Toii
jrpo<()iiTau
'EXiaa-aiov oorS
BoTrrteiToC Ia)dvi/ov.
e\e(j)avTdpxii; ""> O) (eXfâi,
Spxa) commander
2, 14,
cXioa-o),
to roll, etc.
Classical.
[2
fiit.
pass.
4.
of sixteen war-elephants. Sept. Mace. P?M. II, 823 C, et alibi. 12. 3, 5, 4.

Tact. 23,
1.
IXiyTfo-eToi,
etXtyJia-eToi.
Sept. Esai. 34,
Ael
Ony.
eXxdc,
II,
73
quoted.]
App.
as,
fj,
I,
585, 33.
dSos,
8.
V,
an Arabian
coiw.
Martyr.
e\f4>avTapxia,
elephants.
a body of sixteen war1.
Areth.
'EXxfo-at,
Ael. Tact. 23,
of an elephant. Diosc. 2, 94. Xeq&ai/TTjyor, ov, (aya) carrying elephants, as a Agathar. 171, 21. ship.
Xf^din-fios, ov,
XfCJjavTia, as,
f),
elephantia, =:
Jj,
following.
TSeod. IV, (5, Elcesai, a heresiareh. Called also 'HXâo-ai. Hippol. 393 A. Also, "HXlai and Haer. 466, 13, et alibi. Epiph. I, 261 A. 409 A. 960 B. 'HXIalos. Pseudo-am. R. 1497 B. 1457 B. D.

'Xe<pavTlaa-i.s, eas,
Also, 'EXkco-oios, ov.
Method. 153 C.
the followers of El-
(cXe0ai/Tia<)
elephan76.
'EXfeeo-aiot, a>v, oi, Elcesaei,
tiasis, a species of leprosy. Diosc. 2, Plut. n, 731 A. B. 732 A. 109. 5, 41. 'XfâjTidm, do-to, (iXtfjias) to suffer from
phantiasis.
ele-
Also,
600 A.
iXKoaj, to
cesai.
848 C. Theod. IV, 393 A. Also, 'Otro-aioi. Pseudo-CTem. R. 1457 B.

Epiph.
I,
'^Xxfadirai.
Orig.
apud Eus.
II,
Diosc.
1,
105.
I,
2,
152 (153).
5.
Eus. n, 597 C.
cause
to ulcerate.
Plol. Tetrab. 151.

'\e(j>avTi(TKu>v, ov, to,
Orib.
523,
[Perf. pass. EiXmB-
young elephant.
(dr/pdco)
Ael.
N.
pai.
Luc. 16, 20,

1,
v.
1.
^kiu/uu.
eXîs.
Diosc.
2,
8, 27. u,
7.
34.
o,
132, p. 126.]
rj,
XeâvTodfipas,
elephant-hunter.
(Xkvo-is, etas,
(cXkuoj)
Aret. 39 0. dross of silver.
Agathar. 146,
\e(f)avTOK6KKr)TOS, ov,
TOf.
(xoXXdo))
eXxva-pa, aros, rh,
helcysma,
eX(âjTd86-
Diosc. 5, 101.
iXicvo-pos, oi, 6,
Galen. XIII, 269 C.
Clem. A.
I,
433 A.
care of elephants.
'XecfiavTOKopta, as, ^, (/co/tfO))
Ael. :S. A. 6, 8.
a pulling, dragging. TropicPhilon I, 151, 45. Sext. ally, distraction. 243, 15, hiAnevos, much ado about nothing.
"KeâvTopaxia, as,
elephants.
r),
(iXecjiavTopdxos} battle
I,
of
iXKvarfjp, rjpos, 6,
ip^pvovXKOs.
Galen. H,
Plut.
647 A.
17, 2, 2.
^'""""^
89 E.
cXkuotikos,
-q,
XecjiavTopdxos, ov, (jiAxopai) fighting with ele-
ov,
attractive.
Diosc.
I,
2,
106.
phants.
Strab. 16, 4, 15.
Epict.
3, 12, 14.
Clem. A.
488 C.
Philon
II,
XecpavTOTTTixvs, v, XjnJX"')
'"''^^
(brachia)
ivory.
cXko), to pull.
[ Aor. pass. iXxffqvai. 6, 91.]
of ivory.
Max.
Tyr. 64,
7.
11, 15.
Diog.
i\f(j)avTovpy6s, ov,
(EPrO) working in
(^(fiayelv)

\(l>avTo(f>dyos,
ov,
Philostr. 203.
iXKapariKOS, ^, ov, Diosc. 5, 105.

iXicwnKos,
rj,
(cXkb/xo)
following.
eating elephants.
ov,
(iXKoa)
2,
causing
ulcerations.
Agathar. 146, 19. Strab. 16, 4, 10. XftjjavTwSris, es, (EIAS2) elephant-like. Aret. 70
Diosc.
1,
183. 4.
66. 181 (182).
Plut. U,
854 C.
'EXXaSocos, ^, ov, of Greece, native of Greece, Cyrill. Grecian. 'Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 31 E.
D.
\(f)as,
avTos,
6,
I,
^=
i\(j>avTia(Tis.
Diosc.
2,
109.
Orig.
1365 A. Herod, apud

1.
cXOmov
Orib.
z:^ Set iKBfiv, iXcvoTfou.
U,
386,
Orig.
I,
441 B.
Joann. Mosch. 3029 C. Scyth. V. S. 282. Mai. 68, 12. 84, 21. 'EXXdSu for 'EXXoStos, ov, 6, Helladius. Inscr.
942.
XiKoypa(j)(o, r)<rm,
(eXt^, ypdcfxo) to describe
winding
eXiKoeiSijs,
line.
es,
Agathem. 368.
(EIAS2)
9.
spiral.
Diod.
5,
30.
iXXaipapyia (Xaipapyea), Nyss. in, 188 A.
to be gluttonous. Greg.
Clemned. 15,
32.
Soran. 256, 13.
Sext. 29,
iXXap^dvopm
lon
I,
{Xapfidvto), to take hold of.
Phi544,
21, 19.
214, 8. 311, 6.
n,
49,
8.
eXoeiSSy, adv. spirally.

2,
194 (195).
am.
cXivvf, w)j, ^, (eXu/uffl)
Cleomed. 15, 5. Diosc. A. I, 537 A. L. supplicatio, holiday,

Polyb. 21,
1, 1,
Diosc. 4, 181 (184). 182 (185). Jos. ei/fiXÂnt. 6, 7, 5. 9, 7, 3. Polyc. 1005

21.
<f>dai,
passive in sense.
(Xapirpiva),
to
thanksgiving for a victory.
iXXapirpvvtt)
render
splendid.
eXi|, tKos,
;j,
a hydraulic machine.
Philon
2.
I,
410, 28.
'EXiouf, oC, 6,
BK^M.
Sep*.
Job
32,
38, 1
Ant. 18, 3, 4. App. I, 9, 40. Hemwg. Dion. Alex. 1304 Rhet. 256, 8. 257, 15. A. Hippol. Haer. 200, 76 iXXaprro), to shine in.
Jos.
TOV
'EXioiji'.
(quoted), tls t6 {moKeiptvov (tkotos.

Sept. Reg.
'EXio-o-aie, 6,
3, 19,
indeclinable, Elisha.
eXXapyjns,
II,
eo)s,
fj,
(cXXd/iTTO)) illum,ination.
4, 155.
Plvt.
16, et alibi saepe.
893 F.
PoU.
Orig. IV, 388 B..
'EXuruaior, ov, 6, Elissaeus
z^
'^Xuraii.
Luc.
Plotin. I, 13, 14.
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by Microsoft

'E\\a9
'EXXaf. ados, ^,
451
'H MeyoXi; Southern Italy.
6, 1, 2. 2, 9.
eWo/Stoj/
Hellas,
Graecia.
'EXXdy,
Magna
2,
Graecia,
4,
15.
Method. 349 B.
Sept.
Mace.
2,
11,
Proc. I, 131, 24 t^ 'EXXt^wk^

'ATriicioTiys
P(%J.
2.
1,
39, 1.
3,118,2.
Adjectively,
14,
(jiiav^.
S^rai.
'EXXijwmj.
Jos. Apion.
'EXXijwKms, adv. in Greek.
In the
of Moeris
it
stands for
koivSis, in the
AXejSopiVijy, ou, ^, (eXXejSopor)

ofliellebore.
hellebore.
helleborites,
xevravpiov.
dialect,
2.
Diosc.
5, 82,
ohos, prepared with
the
synonyme of
and is opposed to'ArriKmj. 2. ^/iler manner of the heathens. Soz. 1093 C,
common
dprjOKevfW.
EXkrjvis, iSos,
Id. 3, 7 (9).
iKKePopoSorris, ov, 6, (8/8(afie) ît;er o/" hellebore.
Galen. VI, 22 C, larpos, that exhibits hellebore.
gentile woman. fi, Marc. 7, 26 (Matt. 15, 22). 2. Adjectively =: "eXXj;wKij, Grecian, Greek. Jos. Apion, 1, 9,
(fxovfi.
Sext. 428, 20, yXSurcra.

the correct use
iKKfiUfia, aros, to,
(fiCKcvita)
remnant.
Sept.
iKKrivia-fjuis, o), o,
of
p.
the
Greek
25.
1. 1,
Reg.
2, 21, 2.
eXXeiTi^r
language.
PoZt/i. 5, 32, 2, et alibi.
Strab.
14,
2,
28,
142,
fXXtTnjs.
Apollon. D. Pron.
351
A.
Arcad.
640,
8.
iWeiirovras (eXXeOTto), adv. deficiently.

I,
Plotin.
Poll
6,
4, 22.
Sext. 619, 20.
45, 10.
18, p. 231 B.
2.
13.
Athen.
fXXeiTTrtKos, ^, 6v,
mar,
elliptical.
wanting, deficient. In gramTryph. 29, tSv apBptov, does

Sept.
Mace.
2, 4,
Paganism, heathenism. Jul. 429 C. ^<Aa.
n, 952 B,
Philostrg.
not use the article.

5,
Xdyos, elliptical sentence.
Synt. 141, 14.

Just. Apol. 2, 1.
300, 5.
eXXeii/f,
2.
fmy,
^,
dereliction.
et aHbi. Basil. Ill, 600 B. 513 C. Socr. 409 B. 3. .ffeZlenismus, the state of the world from the building of the tower of Babel to Abraham. Epiph. I, 168 A.
grammar. D. Synt. 117, 19 Kot eXKeiîv Trjs am Galen. II, 78 A. Clem. A. II, 524 A. 3. The omission of a letter, in the formaomission, in
Ellipsis,
EXXijwordpios,
01),
d,
("EXXtjwo-tiJs)
one who
Apollon.
uses the Greek language without being himself a Greek. CyrUl. Scyth. V. S. 264 C.
(Compare Theod.
m,
1353 C.)
tion of a
25.
word (jrapos
for eraipos).
Tryph.
'EXXiji/io-t^s, oC, d, (cXXijw'fo)) Hellenist,
Drac. 159, 14.

Hellen, Graecus.
it
a Greek Jew, a Jew whose native language was the Greek. Luc. Act.
Chrys. IX, 111 D.
'EXXi)!/, ijvor, 6,
The Greek-
speaking Jews used

the
in the sense ot pagan,
apparently because Greeks were the most prominent gentile people with which they were acquainted. This signification passed into the works of Christian authors the Greeks, properly so called, being designated by the term 'EXXagentile, heathen, idolater,
;
Defender of paganism, simply pagan, heathen. Jul. 430 D. Philostrg. 537 B. 541 A. Soz. 1093 B. 1456 A.
'E^KrjvoyaKdTcu,
a>v,
oi,
2.
6, 1.
9, 29.
11, 20 as v.
1.
(raXaTTjf)
GaUograeci.
to
Diod.
5, 32, p.
355, 93.
('EXX);i',
to
iKK-qvoKOTTea,
rjo-a,
Kdnrco)
affect
Socoi,
or TpatKoi.
Sept. Joel
18.
2, 4,
3,
6.
Esai.
9,
Greek fashions,
10, 7.
play the Greek.

((7o(î'a)
Polyb. 20,
12.
8.
Mace.
Joann.
alibi.
J,
1, 8,
7,
36.
2, 11, 2.
3, 3, 1, 16,
26, 5, 1.
as,
f],
36. 12, 20.
Paul.
Kom.
eKKr)vo(To<f>ia,
Greek wisdom.
inclined
et
Athan.
Naz.
A.
m,
Eus. H. E. 2, 17. V. C. 3, 57. 253 A, et aUbi. Const. I, 7. Greg. 40 C, riiv 6pr]arKeiav. Euagr. 2876
Helleniani, a Jewish sect.
Anast. Sin. 109 B.

cKK-qvofjipoviai, rjo-a, (iKKrjvo^patv) to be
to
paganism,
to
favor paganism.
Theoph.
123.
eXKriv6(j)p(ov, ov,
((jjprjv)
'EXXi/yiavoi, S>v, oi,
Just.
Tryph. 80.
profess heathenism,
favoring paganism.
fXXt/iei'toi', ov, t6,
IKkrjviô, to
to be a pagan. Greg.Naz.Jl,62%C. Greg. Nyss.U, 12 A. Philostrg. ill A. Soz. 1396 C. 2. Transitive, to make Greek. Jos. Ant.
inclined to paganism, Theoph. 149. 354. (Xi/iTiv) L. portcnium, harbor
s.II, 1021 A.
dues, customs.
Polyb. 31,
7,
12.
AXijuKa^ffi (Xi/icdf<a), to
1, as Ntoeoj, 'loKaôs, for NSe, 'laKw/S. [Theoph. 70, 18 AX^tfei/ for lyXXiyMfec]
1, 6,
become a pool; to stagnate. Basil, in, 272 A. Pallad. Laus. 1202 Theoph. Cont. 383, 9 evXtfivaevXi/ivd^to.
a-drjvai, to
'EXXijwHcdy, ^, dp,
1, 1,
Hellenic, Qreek,
Jos. Apion.
Sext. 613,
iWiinravat
eWiirfjs,
become a marsh or pool. Basil. TV, 744 B. DiXfiiro).

deficient.
(^mvfj,
the
Greek language.
ypap,iiaTa,
16 TO 'EXXiî/tKov, good, idiomatic Greek.
is,
A
31.
number
TA
EXXtji/iko,
so.
the 14, 1.
Greek lan-
guage,
"hjvuml,
Greek.
76
Thom. A,
C. D.
oi
2,
tors.
2.
less
Nicom. 88, than the sum of

sentence.
apidpios,
its
fac-
Elliptical
Sext.
41,
'EX-
Grecians,
1
monks of Greek
Apophth.
2.
origin.
eKKiTToss,
I,
adv. deficiently.
Sext. 193, 26.
Poll. 5, 167.
Galen.
Pagan, heathen,
4,
40 A.
heathenish.
Sept.
Mace,
2,
10.
6,
9.
eXXd/Siov, ov, t6,
(Xo^ds) L. inauris, ear-ring.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eWoyu
Nicol D.
fXXoyam
18.
452
II,
e/iA/Stwo-t?
Plut.
693 C,
et
alibi.
'EXcoaiof, ov, 6,
Lucian. lU, 531.
Sext. 169, 3.
657, 16.
5,
1345 A AiXaaios, an Ophian figment.
preceding.
Orig.
1,
13-18 A.
eXXoyco).
1.
PauZ.
Eom.
13 c\\o-
'EXmei/ii,
yoTO as
V.
AXoyea,
in:
18.
to
T)cr,
impute.
(eXKoyos) L. imputo, Paul. Rom. 5, 13.
to
reckon Philem.
'n'7S, Elohim, the God of the Jews, corresponding to the drjiuovpyds of the GnosHippol. Haer. 218, 74. tics.
'EXmi
cKav,
=
7.
preceding.
/nscn
1732, 37.
eXXoyi'fo/iai
(Xoyifo/iai)-
DiocZe/. C. 1, 38.
Marc
/sid
146,
15, 24
preceding,
5>vos, 6,
= =
Sept.
Judic.
5,
5.
rjKi,
6e6s jiov.
eXos, marsh.
Porph. Adm.
Aniec.
Gn. 1269 D.
Poll. eXKoyLiios, ov, learned, eloquent, literary. Theod. IV, Men. Rhet. 180, 11. 125. 2,
ifiayKirraTeva, the
1, 10, 2.
Latin
or
emancipo.
efiayici'jraTiwv,
1197 C.
cXXoyi/tms,
efiayKiTraTLCov,
M/off,
avos,
rj,
adv.
learnedly.
eXKvTTOs,
ov,
a distinguished manner: Chron. 577, 13. Philostr. 591. Plut. 11, 621 A. iv Xvirr].
in
ao-5))i',
the Latin
emancipatio.
the Latin
Carth. Can. 35.
îitec. 1, 10, 1.
ifiayKLircLTOs, 6,
emancipatus.
correct orthography
Anast. Sin. 212 B.

iXXuxt-iafoMa'!
Carth. Can. 35.
[The
(iWixvtov)
to
be fur1,
is
^/iayKOTOTor.]
nished with a wick, as a lamp.

(96).
Diosc.
97
c/xj3a8ifa> (âSi^co), to
walk in or
on.
Philon
C.
I,
232, 4.
ij,
IKKvxviaros,
148.
ov,
of iKKvxviov.
Paul. Aeg.
14, 3
ê/. N. A. 10, 24.

/SaeiX""-
Dion
79,
iXXapdoiuu =
fkfUvdoôTavov,
ifiâbiKos,
r],
ov, ofefiâSov-
'Pseuio-Didym. 242,
soZirf, cuftic.
XmjSdoât
ov,
to,
it'Ser. 18, 11,
7.
Heron
Juii. 195, 8, SoktuXoi,

Tj,
(eXfiivs,
ôTavr))
hel3.
ifiâboiieTpia, as,
(^fieTpeo)
the
measuring of
minthic herb.
eXfiavl,
Alex. Trail. Helm. 310,
the
Hebrew 'jaSx
6,
î^D
i/iPadd.
'Psendo-Didym. 242,
)?,
18.
Selva.
cHâdo/ierpiKos,
ov,
belonging
to ijiâhojieTpia.
Sept. Reg. 4,
eXjumv/,
8 Els t6 tottoi' rovSe

tottoi/
nva
Heron Jun.
45, 18.
TAeoZ. 4n(A.
f (J
Tov
TocSe TO/a,
'E/3pai'(n"i
ifiâSov, ov, TO, (ifiâlva) surface, area, solidity,
6e ikfioivl.
in geometry.
Polyb.
Oafi/nds)
6, 27, 2.
ikovk, SlSx,
eM, the name of a month.

Mace.
1, 14, 27.
Sept.
18. 19.
eiiâdp-os,
ov,
Nehem.
ik^Lvri,
6, 15.
in
orders,
ordained.
7)s, jj.
(eXkoj)
helxine,
irvia)
pellitory
(Pa-
Jejun. 1908 B, hmKovos.

p,â6vva> (fiaSvvai), to deepen.
5.
rietaria officinalis').
Diosc. 4, 39. 86.

hope-breathing.
Philon
iXmSiirvoos,
ov,
(eXiris,
577, 44.
Plut.
n, 1128 E.
2.
I,
18,
To go
Pseudo- CAr^s. IX, 854 A.

ikmhoKOTria,
hopes.
fjo-a, (cXttij, kotttoi) to
lead by false
deep into, to penetrate. Theod. Her. 1325 B.

efiâKxô)
Orig.
U, 56 D.
2, 4.
Sext. 753, 24.
ÔKX^vio ev
otos,
to,
tlvi.
Heliod.
JXiri^m, to expect, to hope.
Dion C. Frag. 36, 28 OiVe yap lkiriîv wdvrav eôvXero [ Greg. Pronounced Naz. IV, 122 A ekma-d^vm
also cXm'fw
;
e/u/Sao-iXeu/io,
(eju/Sao-iXeviB)
royalty.
Greg. Naz. HI, 423 D.

ep,â(Tts, etos,
1,
17,
bathing-tub
p.
bath.
Diosc. Delet.
6Ep|ioC.
see d(l>eXm(a
hope.
p.
16.
14,
26,
I,
Si'
vSpeXajou
12. 38, 15.
eXm'f,
I'Sos,
fi,
Barn. 11
Tije
ikmSa
els
iyeTO(i.
apud
Lector
Oris.
405,
462,
11.
TOV
'lr)a-oiv
c^""^^^ ^^ ''^
irvevfiaTi.
Ignat.
fipravoias
39, 32.
653
A "EoTti/
yap eV avrols ikms
Iva deov TvxoTiv.

Xe/3jjj
Sept.
Theod.
Schol.
221
C.
Ps. 59, 10 MiBa/3
A rist. Eq.
1060
=
2.
I,
Charis.
ttueXos.
552,
18.
T^s iKmdos
fxov,
a mistake for TrXuo-ecos
iliâ(TTdia> (âirrdâ), to carry, to bear. Lucian.
[Pronounced also ikiris, aspirate. Paul. Rom. 4, 18 c0cXm8i e(/)' eXm'Si.] f], e<or, cXTTio-ts, (JKmâ) a hoping, hope.
or XouT-poO.
HI, 665.
ifiâros.
r),
ov, (i/iâivco)
passable
opposed
1, 57,
to
a/3aTor
Polyb. 34,
5,
Diod.
1. 1.
Achmet.
70, p. 52.
evâros,
nvL
fi
Dion. H.
i/i^dTY]
2,
*cXwt(Tpa, aros, to, the thing hoped for.
Epicur.
stantively,
;=
202, 6.-2. SubnieXos, batMng-iub.
apud Cleomed.
D.
iXiruTTiKos,
IJ,
71, 10, et
apud
Plut. 11, 1089
Diosc. Eupor.
57.
Tkeoph. 93.
Gte.
-r^.
'E/i0dT7), solium.
01/,
Schol. Arist. Eq. 1060
o/"
hope.
Plut. II, 668 E,
cnâ'lis,
eu>s,
17,
(f/iîrrai)
a dipping a
in.
Orig.
<j)iK6iTo<poi.,
who maintained
life.
that hope
eXvrpov.
is
the
IV, 805 B.
e/ijScXijE,
e'y,
chief stny of
ikvTpoeiSfjs, is,
Oe'Xos)
7, 2,
tciUin
darts
throw.
(EIAQ)
like
1.
an
Antyll.
Polyb. 8,
ep-îfiacrreov
bida-TTiim.
Diod. 20, 44.
apud
XlTav,'
Orib.
HI, 634,
6,
Paul. Aeg. 258,

fleoy.
ÊXmai or 'EXue,
1, 1,
niSx
iliîoTcia
Se;).
=.
bel e/u/Si^dfeu/.
On6.
II,
466,
8.
inîoa.
Aret. 121 B.
Caesa-
Reg.
jius 989 -(r6ai.

i/i^laa-is,
cffls,
11.
^, (e/u(3toi)
living, life.
Sept-
Digitized
by Microsoft
ifl^lCOTTjpiOV
Sir.
453
3, 3, 23.
e/UieTOTTOto'}
31, 26.
38, 14.
Mace.
Phit.
fp^pipripa,
threat.
aros,
To,
(ep^pip.dop,at)
tvrath
n, 640 D.
eHîwTrjpiov,
Sept.
a dwelling-place.
(fiXaTrraj)
Diod.
5, 19.
n,
21, 31.
iplBpiprja-ts,
Thren. 2, 6. Theodtn. Ezech. Apocr. Act. Philipp. 25.

ecos,
ij,
518, 59.
eii^Xa^rjs,
es,
=:
preceding.
21, 31.
îûiV. Ps.
injurious.
Eus. IV,
37, 4.
52/mra.
Ezech.
Anast. Sin.
225 A.
efi^Xaneiojiai,
77 D.
(jSXaKfuto), essentially
6, tivl.
=^
ivrpv-
^pfiplpiv for fp^plfitov.
(pda
ijiPkria-Ka)
Simoc. 165,
ep^plpiov, ov, TO, e

Zo!
e/i/SAXm.
Ijiâqats,
eas, ^,
apud apud
On'J. Ill,
Orift. I,
Porph. Adm. 7 7. (e/iôd<o) a shouting. Ruf. 160, 12. ^re<. 78 A. Anttjll.

8.
or cushion.
Apophth. 157 C. i i u a sort of pi^ Cassian. I, 522 A. Apophth.
mbr m
228 B.
268 D.
as,
fj,
epPpovrrjo-ia,
447,
Plut. II, 1119 B.

Philostr. 67.
a-Topa,
5,
Qp^povrqros) Just. Apol. 1,

preceding.
Stupidity.
9.
Poll.
(ji0o6pia> (fiodpeio)), to excavate.
121.
Sext. 399, 30.

f),
Adam.
like.
S.
400 ''EjiôBpevonevov
^,
chasmII,
ep^p6vTr)<ns, eas,
=z
Epiph.
II,
2S B.
dSoj,
736 B.
Tj,
e/ij3oXar,
(efi^dXXo))
graft.
Plut,
ep^poxds, dSof,
(ep^pextti) L. mergus, layer

4, 3, 7. lotion.
640 B.
(jiôXf),
of the
ij,
vine.
Tjs,
Tj,
Geopon.
^rsi âri q/ a kuXov, in a stropha. Pseudo-i)eme;r. 23, 14. 2. Rostrum, beak. Gloss. 3. Illatio, arrival of a
ijy,
6'ie
epppoxn,
Diosc.
{ip^pexa) fomentation,
Delet. 14.
Antyll.
1,
53, p. 57.
Ignat. 721
Orib. II,
A.
Plut. II, 42 C.
apud
ship? Justinian. Edict. 13,

fioKdvnov,
6.
7.-4. Purse
Leont.
332, 5.
epPpoxr], ^s,
fj, (^poxos) halter, noose, in burLucian. Lexiph. 11.
yKaaaoKOfiov.
Cypr.
1709 B.
ijiôKipevai, eva-co,
lesque.
(ifiôXi/ios)
to
intercalate,
ep^poxiâ>,
the neck.
la-a>,
(/3pd;(os)
to strangle
or hang by
Epiph. n, 368 B.
ffôKiov,
ov,
1,
Apollod.
2, 5, 4, 8.
TO,
(f/ijSoXiy),
missile,
javelin.
ep^pvoSoxos,
the foetus.
ov, {ep,^pvov,
Scxopai) that receives

330.
Diod.
35, p. 41, 10.

cs,
Lucian.
II,
rt3oXoei8^s,
(epôXos,
EIAQ)
wedge-like.
e/i/Spuo^Xdo-TT/s, ov, 6,
(^d<7T);s) foetus-crusher,
Ael. Tact. 18, 1. 4.

eft(3oXov, ov, TO,
L. rostrum.
70 To'E/i/SoXa, the Rostra.

apd/i;3or of cavalry.
e/i/3oXos, 01), 6,
a.
Diod.
11,
537, 64.
modern
Wedge, half
a medical instrument, corresponding to the Galen. 11, 91 D. 99 perforator. E.
êZ. Toc^. 19, 5.

:
entrance
portico.
Macar. 221
ip^pvoKTovos, ov, Qcrelvto) killing the foetus in the womb. Basil. IV, 677 A, SijXijTijpta,
5oz. 1092 C. 224 C, roii TerpaaToou CyrUl. Scyih. V. S. 328 C. Joann. Mosch. 2952 A. 2. In the plural oi "BpiôXoi, the
A.
drugs producing abortion.

ep^pvo<T(jldKTr)s, ov, 6,
o-ri/r.
Quin. Can. 91.
Theod. Lector 216 B.
((T(t>d^(o)
ip^pvoSkd-
Tertull. II,
692 A.
Roman
Xiov.
Rostra, called also "E/xôXa, Nav/juiPolyb. 3, 85, 8, et alibi.
ip^pvoTOKia, as, fi, z:= to i'pfipva nKreiv, abortion. Plot Tetrab. 149.
ep^pvoTopia, as,
foetus.
r),
ijiôpfieo) (|3o/i/3e'<B), to
buzz in.
Synes. 1504
Galen.
f},
II.
(repva) the cutting out of a 92 D.
'Efjô^jSei jiov Toii oKoais.

eju/SoWo) (/3o(7)<b), (0 /eerf in.
37.
ep^pvovXKia, as,
Philon
gills.
II,
131,
a foetus.
II,
Galen.
(ip^pvovXxos) extraction of II, 92 C. Theoph. Nonn.
289, 38.
473, 30.
epfipdyxia, av, ra,

20, 46, 6.
154.
ov,
6,
^payxia,
Geopon.
11, 35.
ip^pvovXxos,
Galen.
11,
(eXxm) midwife's forceps.
89 E,
eXfcuo-T^p.
ep^pMva
(fipahvva), to delay.
Lucian.
Clementin. 249 B.
Sext. 391, 24.

that which is wet-
tp^peyfio, aros, t6, (ip.^pexo)

ted.
epPpapa, aros, to, (/St/SpaxTKoi) food, meal. Iren. 1105 B. Athen. 1, 19, rh npw'ivov, ^= aKpa2. Hollow in a tooth. Tta-pos, breakfast.
Diosc.
1,
53, p. 57.
Aret. 75 C, fomen-
Diosc.
1,
105.
tation.
eii^piBeia, as,
fj,
ep.^paipos, ov,
=^
^pwpaSrjs.
Diosc.
3,
35 (40)
Plut.
Qp^piOijs) L. gravitas, dignity.
as V.
1.
ifi^pipaopai (fipifidoiiiai), to be wroth: to threaten.

Sept.
ip^vdiâ (/SuA'fffl), II, 981 A.
to
send
to the bottom.
Dan.
11, 30.
Lucian.
I,
484.
p.
Symm.
1173 A.
Matt.
9,
ip^vKOvda
ipâpios,
C.
fivKavdcD.
Dion. H.
I,
253,
7.
Hermias 4, Martyr. Path. 1445 A. Marc.

Esai. 17,
13,
nvi
buke.
30.
2.
ov,
(pcopos)
on
the altar.
Jul. 391
14, 5, to re-
To charge
1,
Marc.
43.
3.
earnestly.
eperonoila, as,
vomiting.
fj,
(JperoTroios)
the
causing of
To
be greatly moved,
11,
Phot. Ill, 544 D.

11.
troubled,
or agitated.
Joann.
33,
ra
ipeTonoios, ov, (l/ieToy, iroieai) causing vomiting.
imipan.
11, 38, ev cavr^.
Diosc.
2,
Digitized
by Microsoft
efM,av
ejxlav,
454'
iniiopifma
efjiTTapdevevco
see aâvr)6.
z=
/Mptpoa).
Greg. Nyss.
II,
1136
efilMiivofim [fiaivofioi), to he
mad
at.
26, 11.
I,
Jos. Ant. 17, 6, 5, p.
Luc. Act. 846. pi>A.

Lucian.
Ill,
C.
p,fl0V(T0S, OV, ^=: fiOVtTKOSilip,v(TTriptos,
Nicom. 109.
mystical.
348 B.
ov,
(jivo-TTipiov')
Greg.
ejiiidKKos, ov, (ev, fuiKKos) woolly.
Naz. n, 725 A.
/x/io))iio,
542.
'E/i/iai/oi/^X, o,
ov, {fi&iios)
blemished.
AquU. Malach.
Epict.
2, 2,
indeclinable, SnUDI;, Immanuel,
a symbolical name,
1, 14.
fieO'
7,
rjimv 6 Beds,
14.
ffws,
{),
iv,
mens,
my, mine.
17
God
23.
is
with us.
Sept. Esai.
Matt.
1,
'O ifiMs 'HpoKXetTos, my friend. Plut. II, 767 D. Iambi. V. P. 354. Chrys. I, 493 Ti
i/i/jLapTvpos, ov, (împrvs)
with evidence or proof.

I,
e/iOK KOI TO O'Ol'

ifiitaytj,
rjs,
tj,
Theophil.
1,
14.
C/em. A.
513 A.
Hippol.
121,
(ffinfjyvvfu) suretyship.
Symm,
C.
Haer.
17.
6,
64.
Prov. 11, 15.

jiij't/i
ejifuxpTvpas,
adv.
proof.
Syncell.
eixiraylas,
nayias-
ip,p.aTaidâ>
efiiroBaivo/iat
fioTaidfrn, (0 act foolishly.
Exist.
Mon. 912
TraBaivopm
strengthened.
Stud.
Genes. 61,
ifiirddcui,
4.
i],
40 B.
p.fmTiâ)
as,
(efmoBrfs')
passion,
Ptokm.
(imTea),
to
direct,
instruct.
Anast.
IT,
Tetrab. 92.
Hierocl
C. A. 156, 13.
aim.
Sin.
40 A.
Philon
Sext. 61, 15.
1133 D.
efj-nadris,
is,
ip.p.e6odos, ov, (jieBoSos) methodical.
(ndiTx<'>)
L.
passibilis,
capaUe of
512, 38.
ip-fiedoStas,
642, 22, et alibi.
feeling, in passion, passionate.
Dion. H. VI,
adv. methodically.
Cleomed. 65, 7. &x<. 642, 24.

he
Anatol. 233 C. D.
fiiie6v(TKop,ai
{p.edio-Kco),
to
drunk in or
1021, 3, pathetic, of style. Plut. H, 25 C. 1125 D, vpos deia. Iren. 489 A. Clem. A. I, 340 A. B To ifiirades Trjs opy^s. lamM. Myst. 64, 13. 2. Modified, in grammar.
among.
a
title.
Jos. B. J. 4, 4, 3.
ij,
Apollon. D.
ejiTtaQas,
Synt
47,
16.
3.
Sickly.
efifieXcia, as,
harmony.
Chrys. HI, 606 A, as

contrivance,

adv. Polyb. 32, 10,
16, 4, 2.
9.
26.
:
passionately
affectionately.
efiiieKcrrjiia,
aT09, tA,
(ififieKeTaai')
Nicol. D. 100.
Jos.
Ant
device
ip.fi,eX(fSeaj
Sept. Sajj. 13, 10.

(fieXo)8c<),
to
Patriarch. 1144 C.
alibi.
{i/iiraiâi)
8.
Plut. U, 334
uMer
melodiously.
A. 551 B, et
efiiraiyfia,
Greg. Nyss. I,'l49 C.

*eiJ,pever(OS, a, ov,
aros, to,
Sejit.
sport,
delusion,
=.
ov bet infieveiv.
Cleanth.
I,
trick.
7,
Ps. 37,
Esai. 66, 4.
Sap. 17,
1,
apud Plut.
Diog.
7,
II,
1034 D.
Clem. A.
in.
1017 B.
7,
juggling
tricks.
Symm.
et Theodtn. Ex.
93.
126
efip.evriTeos.
13
Diog.
126.
ifntaiyfiovri,
tjs, fj,
ififievriTiKms,
p,liepi^<ii
adv. hy abiding
jupiâ.
following.
Petr.
2, 3, 3.
=:
Greg.
Nyss.
I,
1113
ip-TTaiyiios, ov, 6,
a mocking,
scoffing.
Sept. Ps.
C.
ilJLjiepi,p,vos, ov,
37, 8.
{fiepifiva)
,
Sap. 12, 25, illusion.
Sir. 27, 28.

3, 5,
full of care.
Soz. 1585
Ezech
aiKia
A.
Pseudo-C/i)-!/s.
IX, 821
to
C.
Theoph.
Mace. 2, 7, Paul. Hebr. 11, 36.

22, 4.
7.
22
Cont. 37, 20.

ilifiea-LTeva
(/ifo-iTeuco),
II,
epmaibevo)
effect
(naiSeia'),
to
educate
in.
Philost.
by mediation.
516.
NU. 452 C
2, 8,
-(rdai tois ircipaapois.
Clem. A.
ifiliecra
:= ev
fie(Tca.
473 B. Apoc.
efrat8oTpi/3eo)
1, 13.
(TratSoTptjSeca)
preceding.
Jos. B. J.
12.
ifificTfaplâ
(/ieTempifm),
7.
to
raise
up
into.
iinraLâ, to
play with,
ov,
Dion C. 77, 21, 2. a euphemism for oiryyimocker,

deceiver.
Philostr.
ilifierpiia
vecrdm.
Sept. Judic. 19, 25.

6,
ficTpia).
Lucian. U, 744.
adv. metrically, in verse.
/?-en. 1, 15, 6.
ifinalKTris,
(e/iTraifo))
kp,p,eTpa>s
(e/jfierpor),
Sept. Esai. 3, 4.
einravriyvpi{la>
Plut.
II,
623 C.
=
6,
Petr.
2, 3, 3.
/ud.
18.
wavriyvpiâ.
Plut. H, 532 B.
6/ifXTos, OK,
(fiikros)
painted with vermilion.

defile in.
Syiies.
1449 C.
Diosc.
iiifioXvvo)
5,
128 (129).
to
ifinapayivofiw, (Trapayivofuu), to
come upon
nvi.
QwKvva),
Sept. Prov.
Sept. Prov.
efiirapafieva
11.
to last.
24, 9
he
who
&Ka6apa-ia dvSpi \oifia iiijioKwdfia-eTm, is a pest shall be defiled with impurity.
{^napanivto), to remain in,
Epiph. U, 176 D.
epm-apdiiovos,
ov,
Basil. Ill,
873 B.
adv. constantly, firmly. Plut.
(E^7rapa/iei>o>)
permanent,
efifwvas
II,
(e/ijuoi/ot),
Epiph.
II,
53 C.
26,
3.
Chron. 209,
Hippol.
1.
208 C.
ov,
ifi7rapd(TK(vos, ov, (jrapaa-KevT))
ready, prepared.
ep.fi.op<j>os,
428 F. A.
having form. Plut. II, Caesarius 861. Epiph. II, 481

(fiopcpri)
Symm.
Ps.
Haer.
92,
96.
Basil. Sel.
epmapdeveia
472 B.
trapdeveva.
Caesarius 1060;
Digitized
by Microsoft
efiirapoiveo)
iimapoivea (wapoivco)),
person.
7.
455
Jos.
e/jLirepTrepevofiai,
to
act like
9.
Phiion
1, 8,
II,
518,
a drunken Ant. 6, 12,
iimepiôKos,
140, 20.
ov, (e/xn-epi/SdXXm)
ornate.
9,
Drac.
II,
Hermog. Rhet. 262,
Apion.
p.
442
I,
eveTiapoivrftrev
=z
e/x-
eiiTrepiypaTTTOs, ov,
vapdvria-ei'
Lucian.
215.
Poll. 6,
126
52 C.
ep.ircpiypa(j>os,
ov,
ip,TreiTap<ovriiiivoi.
ep.irapoujTpi (rrapouTTpcco), to
Pseudo-iVt7. 549
will
-(rBai
madden, distract. Xdyou fj (j)povfj<Tea)s,
aTrfpiypa(j>os.
be demented.
(wapova-idâ) L. reprae-
Trepiypawros opposed to Fsend-Athan. IV, 45 A. 2. Substantively, tA ffmeplypa(j)ov, a writ, legal document. Irene. Novell. 57.
:
= =
Xdyos.
TrepiypanTds.
Epiph.
e/wrapouo-tacTfiof, ov, 6,
ifiirepiypaâ
(jrepiypd(pa>),
to
circumscribe, to
Sext. 46, 14
sentatio,
payment
in
advance
a law-term.
speak freely
1.
draw round.
as v.
1.
Poll.
9,
108.
Antec.
2, 20, 14.
ep.irapprj(Tia.ôp.tu (jrapprîriôfiai), to
f finepiBparroiJuii
^=
TTcpidpaTTOiiat.
Arius apud
before
any one.
7,
Sept.
to'is
Job
22, 26 as v.
Athan.
II,
708 C.
rj,
Polyb. 38, 4,
irpea-êvrdisII,
Jos.
Ant
is
efiTTcpieKTiKos,
ov, (epmepU-)(a>)
containing, em-
15, 8, 4, p. 768.
tp.irafTjia,
Greg. Nyss.
(efnra(r<r<)
aros,
to,
240 C. thai which
bracing.
369 A,
298,
II,
ToO
5.
era's.
Synt. 40,
1,
9.
231,
3.
297, 23.
sprinkled in or on.
ip/irarayia) (jroTayeo)),
Orib. II, 171, 8.

to
Iren.
12, 4, tS>v navrav.
Clem. A.
make a
noise in tivL
584 A.
ifmfpUpxoixm ^=. Trfpiepôfiai. Phiion II, 61, 6. Lucian. II, 408. Hippol. Haer. 222, 27. Eus. II, 1105 A. Greg. Nyss. II, irepiKparea. iliirepiKpaTeio 37 B.
Themist. 60, 24.

kp,itaTaKTos, ov,
(iraTcuTiTai)
=z
ifi^povrrjTos, de-
ranged.
ipirarea

to tread,
7,
{mTea),
cms,
tread upon.
Jos. B.
J. 6, 9, 4.
efiTreSioa-K,
Poll.
fi,
151, grapes.
(efwreSda) ratification, con-
ip.irepihjim.Kos,
ij,
ov,
=
to
ircpiXrjTrnKos.
Apollon.
the
firmation.
efiireivos,
ov,
Dion. H. n, 867, 13. Anast. Sin. 220 (weiva) hungry.

evSti/ôf.)
D. Synt.
36, 1, tov p-ipms.
Sext. 161, 16.
ifmepLvoea (ucpivoeai),
comprehend in
708 C.
mind.
D.
(Compare
e/Mreipdfo) (Treipafm)
Arius apud Athan.

Polyb. 15,
ep.irepi.vofrrea)
ireipaoiuu.
II,
nepivooTea. Pallad. Vit. Chrys.
35, 5, nvos.
46 D.
i/inepioSos, ov, =:= cv 7repd8ois, periodic, in peri-
ep/napem (eflireipos) ^=. efiireipos elfu, ipmeipas

e)(a>
TITOS, to be
of, to
experienced
in, to
edge
6.
be aquainted with.
3, 78, 6.
fi,
have knowlSept. Tobit 5,
ods
in rhetoric.
Dion. H. V, 51, 13.

Cornut. 155.
fp,nepi6has, adv. periodically.

ifiiTepibv,
Polyb.
8, 17, 4,
rav rmrav.
Sext. 54, 30.
see lp,7repwv.
^s,
fj,
ifmapia, as,
Empirici.
experience, with reference to the
e/Mreptox^,
Qp,Trepi\a>)
an
enclosing.
Galen. U, 289 C.
Cleomed. 12, 21.
329, 9 0( OTTO T^y c/iTreipias larpol, the

pirics.
epjreipiKos, ^,
<ii/,
Em-
physicians
empiric us, applied to those who regarded experience as the

Erotian.
8. 10.
I,
efmcpnraTea (jrepmaTetfi), to walk among. Sept. Lev. 26, 12, iv vpiiv. Job 1, 7, r^v vn ovpaPhiion I, Sap. 19, 20. vov. over the earth. Plut. U, 57 A. 192, 8. 358, 39.
ep-jrepiTrcipas
only safe guide in medicine.

Diosc. lobol. 49 oi ifiweipiKoi.
(TTcpmeipa),
1, 8, p.
to pierce, to
run through.
Galen.
36
Strab. 17,
efurepwrXeo)
p. 258.
efifffpiTTOico)
358, 15.
Jos. B. J. 3, 10, 9,
F, dytayij. 38 B. II, 234 F. 286 363 C. Sext. 359, 16. 612, 22, inroClem. A. I, 741 A. livfiiMTa.
E, atpeais. B. C.
efmeipiKas,
larpeieiv.
ijoseipoyaiios, ov,
=:
TreptTrXea).
=
35.
TrepiTTOJeo).
Ptol. Tetrab. 50.
adv. empirically.
Sext.
331,
25,
ep.7repi(Tira(TTos, ov,
(veptairda) distracted. Pseud-
Athan. IV, 848 C.

efareipos ydfiov
;
opposed
ijUTepuTirovhatTTos, ov,
jrepto-ffoiJSatrros.
Jos.
to aireipoyafios.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
328 A.
Apion.
2,
fimeipo6aKa(r(ros, ov, (e/nreipos, daKaa(ra) skilled

in navigation.
ep.Trepi(TTaTos, ov,
=
fj,
ireplararos.
Euagr.
Scit.
Phot. Ill, 1536 B.

15.
1256 D.
lliireptTîiva
efmapoTvoKeiios, ov, (jToke/ws) experienced in war.
jrepiTciiva.
FsmA-Hippol. 921
Genes.
.
Dion.
H. n, 1071,
iVia,
Phiion
to
I,
325,
2.
B.
ifmepia-xea-ts, ems,
e/wreXayi'fo),
(n-eXayos)
be on the sea.
to efwreptex""-
Achill. Tat. 5, 9.
62,
7.
ijmiKams, eas,
{),
(ipm-eKadai)
an approaching.
ep.iTepiroji.os,
ov,
(TrepiToiiri)
circumcised.
Sext. 467, 10. 565, 22. ({mepiaya (Treptdyo)), to bring or carry about.
Jos. B. J. 5, 9, 3.
Epiph. I, 181 B. Chrys. Clementin. 29 A. IX, 476 A. X, 163 E. Philostrg. 481 B. Ephr. II, 313 C. irepixapr}S. iimeptxapris, es,
eiiTrepirepevoiJUU
e/m-ept0aXX(B
{nepi^cHOâ),
to
comprehend.
= =
nepirepevopai.
34.
Cic. Att. 1,
14.
Epict.
2, 1,
Digitized
by Microsoft
e /Mirer a<7fj.a
ffLireTao'fia,
456
Jos,
e/jLTTvevfiartoai's
/jrnoi. 721 A. Galen. XIII, 644 F. alibi. (b) tA eimXairrpovy Porphyr, Prosed. 105. Diosc. lobol. 23. CWm. 17 cfiirKaarpos, 1168 D.
aror, to^ (ifiTrerdfvvfxt) curtain,
Ant. 15, 11, 3. efi7rTos, 6, the Latin

11,4.
finrerpov, to, (TTeTpa)
impetus.
(Taî<ppayov.
1, p.
Mauric,
Diosc.
4,
fliirXatTTpoco,
axrco,
(ejUTrXaoTpos)
2, 20.
io plaster, in.
15.
178 (181).
Polyh.
1,
Aet.
10
b, 36.
TTtjyvva)'), to fix
medicine.
Diosc. Eupor.
ffinriyvvfii
in.
or ifmrjyvvai (yrrjyvvfu,
22, 9 -crBal tivi.
ep-nXaiTTpaibris, es,
2,
(EIAQ)
plaster-like.
Diosc.
205, p. 321.
eiMTrrjKTeov
i^
Sfi ifurriyvvvai.
Geopon, 18,
2, 2.
ifinXaTiva
-^ TrXarvvco. Sep^ Ex.
23, 18.
Deut.
7,
3,.
IfmrjKoai (injXoa), to soil with
mud.
Clim, 1016
12, 20. Prov. 18, 16, et alibi. p. 202, 3.
Strab. 8,
Achmet. 175. 178. e'jair^Xmo-ts, eoiy, ^, soiling with mud.

B.
178.
ejiirqîs, ecos,
t/,
Achmet.
Galen.
efivXarvs, v,
ifinXeySriv
=^
irXarvs,
Plotin, II, 939, 17.
(ifiTrXeKa),
adv.
by interweaving.
Artem. 394,
KOiifieyrpia,
(efinrfyvvjii)
a fixing
in.
Nicom, 153.
eixTrXeyfia,
IV, 11 B.
fi7Tr)pia, as,
17,
utos, t6,
braid,
tress.
1, 8.
the being epnrjpos.
CyrUl.
A.
1,
yvvoMeia.
ifiirXeKTpia,
Const. Apost.
as,
fj,
953 B.
ip.TTTjO'tTai
(ifinXeKO))
=:
=^
ep.nfjyvvp.1.
Just.
Tryph.
97,
Tj
Ko<Tixov(Ta
Tas yvvaiKas,
jrXeovdâ),
Schol. Arist, Eccl.
ip.7rUap.a, aros, to,
(ifiTni^co) pressure.
Soran.
Diosc.
737.
efiirXeova^w
249, 35. 20, a kind of fracture.

eprnxpoi, ov, {mxpos) somewhat bitter.
4.
2,
^=
Athan.
I,
405 C,
tois
1,
dvayKaiois.
132.
efmXevpos,
ov,
I,
(jrXevpd) with large strong sides.
fpiTiXiov, ov, TO,
(mXor)
felt-shoe.
Charis. 552,
Philon
33.
e/iTTi/ieXoy,
ilxiiXr)6vva>
ov,
(TriîeXiJ)
=
is,
70, 42. 43.

ifi.7rl7rXrjfu.
Geopon.
Sept.
18, 9, 6.
3, 5,
Mace.
42
fatty,
Xenocr.
63.
^'Ep.TrXrjOvvdels
ep.irXr)6r]s,
dXoytoTiaf.
plethoric.
Diosc.
e/iTTtTrXao)
2,
65.
ip.m7r\r}fjLC.
(rrXrida)
Mai. 239^
Plut.
^^ ^^
Sept. Ps. 102, 5. 144,
18.
ilinXrjKTiKos,
rj,
16.
147,
3.
ffiniTTprjfii.
ov, ::= ?/i7rX?;KTor, stupid.
ep.irtwpda)
Polyb.
1,
53,4.
PAi-
II,
748 D.
Zon II, 257, 5.

ipmirprip.i, to set
epnXruiixvpeio
=
17,
TrXrifiiivpea.
Philostr. 806.
on
fire.
[^Simoc. 218, 1 ifiTre-
ifiTrXriîa, as,
infatuation.
Classical.
Plut.
18.
TTpapevos.J
II,
56
C.
Aristid.
I,
621,
20.
643,
cpniwTQ), to fall in.
Beross.
apud
Jos. Apion. 1,
GaZen. VIII, 79 A.
ep,7rXr)îs,
20, p. 451j ets appmaTiav, to fall sick.
Strab.
ems, ^,
iye^vnios 3, p. 1172 C.
preceding.
Ael. V. H.
2,
14, 1, 41, CIS epcoTa, to fall in love.

13, 16, 5, els v6a-ov.
Jos. Ant.
19.
efiirXripoia-is,
Plut. II, 622
D.
Mai,
eas,
i],
(ttXtj/joo))
159, 17.
ment.
{iricrTevai),
ifima-Tfva
1,
to trust in,
Sept. Deut.
'lo-poiyX ira-
Herod, apud Orib, V. Chrys. 47 B.

ecos,
fj,
I,
a fulfilling, fulfil428, 8. PaUad,

satisfaction.
32,
TO Sea
Par.
Judic. 11, 20,

2, 20, 20,
t^
i'fiirXjjo-is,
(iinrinX-qfu)
peXBflv.
4, 16.
8.
iv Kvpia Bern,
Sir.
Epict. Frag. 28.

eirnXourf,
fis, rj,
J)-en.
Sir. 1,
Mate. 3, 2, 7, ewl o-oi. PhUonl, 151, 1204 B. 2. To intrust. Sept, 15. Mace. 2, 7, 24. 2, 10, 13 Tijv Kv-
(ifiirXeKO))
o plaiting, braiding of
7.
the hair.
18, 1, 11.
Strab. 17, 3,
Petr.
1, 3,
3.
Ttpov ep.iruTTevBevTa
1,
Metaphorically, engagement, battle.

Plut. II, 916 D.
*efnrX6Kiov, ov, to, a
Polyb.
emTeTpap,jj.evov.
Diod.
67.
I,
17, 23, TtwTi.
PZ?/M, 756 B.
Cfem.
.4. ^4.
153 C. Isid. 848 A. Pseudo-C!/n7;. X, 1084 C Tbv ttKovtov avT&v avTrjv ip,7n-
Athen. 13, 42,
p.
kind of braid. Macho apud 579 D. Sept. Ex. 35, 22.

3, 18.
CTTevo-avTes,
Num.
ip-TtXiivca
31, 50.
Esai.
Plut.
I,
750 D.
I,
avT^
to
(nXivai), to toash in.
Clem, A,
428
ifinXavdo)
(TrXavdio),
2,
loander in
or
about.
A.
efXTTveviiaTiKos,
rj,
Heliod.
ep-irXaa-Teov
I,
29.
Solom. 1324 A.
ov,
{irvevfuiTiKos)
del efm\a(T(reiv,
Theoph, Nonn.
422.
ij,
causing flatulence, Diosc. 5, 7. 2. Flatulent person, affected with flatulence. Id. 1,

6, p. 17, V.
1.
flatulent,
efi.TTKaanK.6s,
ov,
{efrnkacriTui) fit
ing,
in
medicine.
Diosc,
1,
for plaster140 (134).
ejvmeuiMToviievos,
eimvevpaTonoieoixai
Galen. XI, 318 E.

e/uTrXaorptov, ou, to,
a-Tposlittle
eimvevfuvrooimi,,
Alex,
Aphr. Probl. 65,

ep.iiKaarpov or e/iirXa-
2.
ifijTvevpaTmSris, es, flatulent,
causing flatulence,
Paul. Aeg. 106.
efin\aa-Tpos, ov, (e/iTrXdo-o-m)
daubed
2,
on.
SO.
SubSvvapiis,
Diosc,
5, 10, p.
697, otvos,
ij,
ifiTTveviidTaxris, ecos,
(efiirveviiaToo)) flatulence,
stantively,
(a)
Ti
efinXaa-Tpos,
1,
Diosc, 1,19.
II,
2, 26.
Plut, II, 905 D.
Galen.
plaster, salve.
Diosc.
88.
96, p. 221, et
52 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
efiTTveva-K
imvev<ris,
457
breath,
fj/jrpoa'6io)<}
ems,
f),
(eforviai)
hreaihing. Orig. IV, inspira-
enirovriita,
aros, t6,
work done, labor bestowed
Sept. Ps. 17, 16, jrvevfiaTos opyfjs-
717
tion,
A.
Eus.
4,
II,
1448 A,
breathing.
BeLa,
Justinian. Novell. 64, 1. ep.wovos, ov, (ttovos) painful, troublesome. Sept.
upon anything.
ifomevimKos,
6v,
Schol.
Dion.
Mace. 3, 1, 28, noisome. Aret. 8 B. i/movcos, adv. laboriously: passionately, ardently.
Thr. 653, 30.

*iinrveva-T6?,
rj,
Macar. 793 B.
ov,
541 B.
blown
into.
Aristot.
apud
et Theol. 29.
Pseudo-C%s. IX,
Apocr. Act. Paul. 766 B.

euiropos.
Athen.
4,
75,
Spyavov,
wind-instrument.
Nicom. Harm.
eimvia,
vttA
5. 8.
i/nropiKas, adv. after the Strab. 8, 6, 16.
manner of an
to inspire.
Ignat. 669
'E/wn/fo/iei/oj
ipTTopwaw,
I,
to buckle.
Classical.
Sept.
if
T^y ;(apjT09 avrov.
Just. Apol. 1, 36, of
14,
44
ifiTropirovtrdai,
as
Mace. from ip-
the prophets.
ifntviyB) inviyta), to
TTOpTTOO).
choke or suffocate
rfj
in.
Greg.
epiTop^vpos,
ov,
{Ttop(\)vpa)
3,
Naz. n, 409 A,
ifiTniof), Tjs, ij,
Kaddpa-ei.
Diosc.
air.
1,
10. 29.
somewhat purple. 104 (114).
(Iftjri'fo))
a blowing, breath of
ep.noTos, ov, (ttotos)
L.
potabilis,
drinkable.
Strd). 4, 1, 7, p.
cfiTTvoia,
284, 4.
Aret. 128 C.
as,
rj,
inspiration.
Lucian. HI, 246,

Apollon. D. Adv.
hinderance, obstacle.
epirpaKTiKos,
rj,
ov,
(epwpaKTos) efficacious. Diosc.
Saifiovios,
divine in.spiration.
ijiTrohav
eifu.
ifiTToSea
:^
583, 15.
598, 10.
116 (117). epirpoKTos, ov, acting, concerned or engaged in anything; opposed to airpanTos. Theoph.
5,
1,48.
ifvrroSwv, ov, to, (e^TToSios)
574.
7,
Gloss.
(titul.)
^.Actual.
state,
Basilic. 6,
1,
15.
Polyh. 4, 81, 4 'E/i7roStoK iirapxav avTcg npos

niv eTrtôXijv.
fiaroSurrris,
narii.
6,
AiKaoToi epnpaKToi, judices ordiTheoph. Cont. 822 ?

adv. in
in great style, formally, Theoph. 615, et alibi.
ov,
(f/iTroSifo))
hinderer.
Jos.
ip,irpdKTo>s,
Ant. 17, 10,

ffinoSos, ov,
3.
PaUad. Laus. 1193 D.

Asclep.
2, 1.
with attendants.
epiroSios.
*epTrpri(rp6s, ov, 6, (ipmirprjpi)
setting
on
fire,
efmoSoaraTea, rjaa, (e/MToSoor-d'njs)

the
to
Stand in
way.
PhUon
ov,
6,
I,
186, 17.
Symm. Judic.
11, 35.
Diog. 19, 95.

:z= 6 ep,jro8a>v i<TTa.p,evos,
a burning, conflagration. Athen. Arch. 4. Dion. H. n, 745, 1. Epict. 3, 13, 10. Plut. II, 824 E, et alibi. Phryn. 335.
ipirpr/aTris,
einroSotrTdrrjs,
ov, 6,
burner.
trouhler, disturber.
f/i7ro(7)(ris,
Sept. Par. 1,
2, 7.
etoy,
ij,
(iparotea))
practice,
37, 16, 3.
custom.
205 Athan. IV, 940 B.

Pseudo-iSiora.
ipirpiô)
Aquil. Deut.
a-epaîp.
8, 15.
Pseud~
Orib. Ill,
Epict. i, 11, 8.
iimoajTeov
= 8
Dion C.
ep.jroiitv.
:=
7.
epirpm.
Meges apud
Orig. IV,
405 A.
640,
rj, ov, making, producing. Apollon. D. Pron. 379 A. Sext. 232, 24. Antyll. apud On6. I, 448, 2. CTem. ^. I, 340 D, vov. Orig. I, 1505 A. efiTToociXXo) (jToiKiXXco), (0 embroider on. Plut. Poll. 10, 43. 1, 210 C.
eiaroojTiKos,
ipjrpiîo, see ipTrupt^m.
epirpia-TiKos,
rj,
ov,
(ipTTpio))
denticulated f
Protosp. Puis. 65.

ipirpodeapos,
124.
ov,
(jTpoBetrpos)
within the
apII,
pointed time.
Plut.
n, 501 F.
120
Clementin.
8,
Lucian.
irpodfa-pial
IjiTTompos, ov, (TToiVjftos) punishoblc.
Corntlt.
Justinian. Cod.
137.
ifmoios,
ov,
epTTpoBeapms, adv. within

{noios)
10, 12, f. the appointed
time.
having
qualities,
airoios.
endowed
Method.
city.
PUlon
68.
II,
532, 47.
with qualities;
opposed to
<o
ipTTpoUcov, ov, TO, (jrpoi^) dower.
App.
I,
752,
257 B, HK^.
ffiTToXi^m
n,
14, 24.
(TToXifo)),
I,
enclose
within a
ipirpopeXcrdio (TrpopfXtTdio), to train one's self

in anything beforehand.
Dion. H.
timoXiopma
3 as V.
1.
236, 11.
iroKiopKeo) in.
Philon
I,
521, 47.
Sept. Josu.
2,
7,
48.
n,
90, 22. 23.

3,
Sir.
50, 4.
Strab. 6,
6.
16,
2,9.
_
eimopirfva
(nrop.irevo)),
to
march in a triumphed
procession
to
Dion C.
Tfj
77, 5, 3.
Tropically,
Lucian.
epwpos (iv, npos), adv. before. Mauric. Pqrph. Cer. 391, 16, i^y Bvpas. Sept. Keg. 1, ep/!rpoa-6ev^ adv. before.
11.
9,
15
display one's self, parade,

109,
Kiddpcf.
show off.
'Hpipa nia epnpoaBev tov iXdiiv npos avrov. Esdr. 1, 6, 13, irav ifKfiovav, long ago. Ecel.
1,
Clem. A. I, 596 A. Dion. Alex. 1304 C. Malchio 257 A, alpea-et. Basil. Ill, 492 A. 2. To lead about in mock procession. Martyr. Path. 1437 B. timovem (noviai), to labor or work in. Eust. Ant. 657 B. Eus. II, 1009 B. Alciphr. 3, 25.
m,
10
''Ev
TOLS alSiO'L Tois yevopevois diro cpnpo-
adev
fipav.
Sext. 202, 20
Aw
ras epnpoadev
elprjpevas alrias, above-mentioned.
2.
For-
merly.
Sept.
Reg.
1, 9, 9.
ipnpoa-dios, ov,fore.
teeth, incisors.
Achmet. 60, obovres, fore-
Soz.
887 A.
58
iprrpo(rdia)s,
adv. in front.
Achmet. 116.
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by Microsoft
efiirpoaOoKovpîov
i/ijrpocrdoKavpîov, ov, to, (eii7rpo<rdfV, c
the
458
u r v u s)
efKJitKoveiico?
front arch of a saddle, analogous to the pommel of the English saddle. Lso. Tact.
12, 53.
(See also
ovv,
Kovpfir], oiria-doKoipîov.)
epmipas (epmipos), adv. ardently. Poll. 3, 68. Macar. 541 B. ipmvTiaâ {Trvnaâ), to put rennet into milk. Diosc. Delet. p. 14 'Epirvruwdev yaXjoi, into
ip<j>at8piva>
ip,irpo(T66TTOvs,
(ep,7rpo(r6ev, irovs)
walking
before.
ip.irrla-a-at
Euagr. 2652 A.
nriVo-a).
which rennet has been put. Greg. Nyss. IH, 953 (patdpvva.
Aquil. Prov. 27,
2,2.
C.
ip(f>dvi,crK, e<os,
iji '^
tpirrvo'ts, ems, ^,
(ipirrva)
spitting of blood.
making known,
publication
3, btaSrjKSiv,
Aret.
HE.
a spitting
at.
tfrnTva-jia, aros, to,

6.
Sept. Esai. 50,
of a wUl. Justinian. Novell. 15, testamentorum insinuationes.

I
Dion. Alex. 1600 A.
Macar. 560 B.
Andr. C.
ep(f>avi<TKa
^=
ip<paviâ>.
Iambi. V. P. 508.
information,
dis-
GVeg^. iVTaz. II,

ip!irru(Tp.6s,
232 A.
ov,
6,
ip(j}av(.ap6s, ov, 6,
(ep(j)avi^<o)
preceding.
closure.
Sept.
Mace.
2, 3, 9.
1400 B.
e/iTTTvoi (tttvco)
iptpavioTTis, ov, 6, informer, slanderer.
Aristeas
KaTairrva, to spit at, to spit in

Sept.
19
epxj>avia'nK6s,
TIVOS.
rj,
the face of any one.

TO
iTpoo-ttnTov
Num.
12, 14, els
6v, indicative.
Sext. 622, 25,
avTTjs.
Nicol.
Matt. 27, 30,
els avrov.
D. 148, aira. Marc. 14, 65. Plut.
epcjiavrdôpai (tpavrdôpm)
2, 12.
(()aivopai.
Anton.
586,
9.
n, 189 A Luc. 18, 32. P/iryn. 17, condemned. Theoph. 682, 15, nvd tivi.
Orig. IV,
548 B.
Plotin.
I,
149, 8 -(tB^voi
ipcfjavrao'ts, eo>s,
ew nva.
fj,
(i/iiriirra) a falling in. Dubious. 976 C. cHirracris, ea>s, tj, a falling into or on. Gemin. 821 A. Dion. H. HI, 1806, 14, dubious.
ejiTTTttiijia, as,
rj,
(epâvrdôpai) -^n
(jJavTOfria.
Clem. A.
I,
Plotin.
I,
585, 15.
7),
epxâvTiKos,
sive.
ov, (ipxjjaivai')
6,
2.
significant, expres-
Polyb. 18,
Nicom. 133,
162, 41.
Tai6s.
Erotian. 296.
Plut. IE,
893 C.
efjmraiTos,

ov, falling ninto,
Philon I, 149, 29. 1009 E.

ip(j)avnicS>i,
11,
Plut. II,
prone
to.
Anton.
adv.
1.
significantly,
expressively.
10, 7.
eijmvr]p,an<6s,
fj,
Polyb. 11, 12,

ov,
12, 27, 10.
Philon
I,
J,
50,-
(îfinvrjpa)
suppurating.
Diosc.
1, 94.
21.
Plut.
n, 104 B.
(0apt)y^),
Clem. A.
to
268 B.
devour.
Alex. Trail. 305.

ep,TruiK6s,
rj,
1064 B.
iptjjapvyâo'dai
ov,
=:
epirvos person.
swallow,
^re<. 39 D.

Ti.

cpxf>aa-is,
fcos,
r),
epjnipeTos, ov, (miptTos)
fehricosus, having a
(ip(j>aiva)
a setting forth, an
3, 1, 8, et alibi.
fever, feverish.
88.
Alex. Trail. 252.

(ipTTvpevto)
Achmet.
evavtrpa.
indicating, exposition.
Polyb.
ep^TTvpeupa, aros, to,
^=:
Dion. Thr. apud Clem. A. II, 73 A. A. I, 336 A. 2. Moral of a fable.

116, 15.
EptpaoTiv
Philon I, 187, 34. 455, 14. 478, 21. Cl&n. A. n, 380 C. Greg. Naz. IH, 1046 A.
ipirvplôi,
I'o-o),
3.
Clem.
Babr.
8,
Appearance.
Strab.
TTotelv
....
diroaTeyd(riv.
4.
3,30
(mip^
to
set
1,
on
fire,
to
burn.
1, 1,
Emphasis,
277.
e/i/3d(Tetr ?]
in
grammar.
Tryph. Trop.
Sept. Lev. 10, 6.

52.
Sir. 8, 10.
alibi.
Keg.
30, 1.
Esdr.
l^Simoc. 303, 9 ep^da-eis,
an error
for
Mace.
1, 1,
31. 56.
2,36, et
barous, epirplâ.
Patriarch. 1081 A. Theoph. 102, 19.
Bar-
Diod.
ip<panK6s,
rj, 6v, emphatic : expressive. PseudoDemetr. 28, 11. Sext. 515, 5, ^pdvav.
ipvvpLos, ov, (epTTvpos) in or
Iambi. offire. Prod. Parmen. 631 (37). Pseudo-Di'on. 304 A. Psell. 1137 D. 1149 [Formed after the analogy of eVae/jior.] C.
ipxfmnKais, adv. emphatically
expressively. Sext.
Myst. 252,
2.
643, 25.
ipljicyyrjs, cs,
Chrys. IX, 642 C.
((peyya) shining, bright.
PseudoPhilon
Chrys. IX, 852 A.

ep<pepeia, as,
I,
rj,
*ep7npta-p6s, ov,
6,
(ipnvpiâ)
=z
epirprjapos,
{kpêpijs)
1, 1.
=:
opoioTris.
a
6.
setting fire to,
Poll. 9,
a burning. 156 et Phryn. 335.

3.
Hyperid. apud Sept. Lev. 10,

41, 5, et alibi.
632,
1.
Diosc.
ip(j>evya)
((pevyco),
Ill, 184.
to
Num. H,
flee
into
for
refuge.
Polyb.
9,
Lucian.
fpxjiifiXoa)
Diod. 20, 67.

epTTvpiarrjs, ov, 6,
Patriarch. 1084 A.
ep<p6iyyopai
(f>6eyyopai.
burner
507.
incendiary.
Pseudo-
((^tjSXdco)
Jejun. 1924 C. epTsvplms ifpnvpios), adv. in or by fire. Prod.

7, p.
Jos.
Mace.
Lucian.
11, 355.
epTropnda.
Pallad.
Laus. 1074
ipxjjiXrjSoveco
-a-dai
xâpvSa.
to
((^tXTjSowo)),
take pleasure
2,
in.
Farm. 631 (38).

epnvpoeibfjs, is,
Anton.
irvpoeibrjs, like fire.
5, 5.
Porphyr. Abst.
47, p. 187.
Plut.
ip<f>i,\oKdKea> ((îXoxoXeaj), to be
engaged zealous-
n, 881 D.
ipirupom
ly in.
Plut.
U, 122 E.
TTupoa, to heat.
Diosc.
5,
131 (132).
ipxj)iK6vciKos, ov,
(f>i\6viKos. Basil.
Schol. Arist.
Eq. 511.
Greg. Nyss. U, 225 B.
HI, 453 A, Anast. Sin. 716 A.
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'
efiîXoveiKa'i
ji<l)iXovfiK(os,
459
Chron. 677,
efi'<^vjj,a
adv.
=
=
(fiiKoveUas.
epcjyvo-da, r)(ra, to breathe into
16.
tfiX^CK&iTovos,
or upon, with reference to those about to be baptized. Cyrill.

9 ep,<pva-ri6ijvai.
ov,
(jyiKaTTovos.
Ephr.
11,
H. Procat.
TO irpoaumov
141.
ep.(pv(rrjiMi,
Const.
I,
7,
els
F.
iltcj>iKo(TO(pea
mi
els
ra
Srra.
Euchol.
p. 134.
(^tXocro(ê'<a),
to
philosophize
in.
Philostr. 202.
Greg. Naz. U, 60 D. Ill, 165
aros, t6, inflation.
C.
1189 A.
aros, t6,
II,
100 B.
ifiXJiiKoa-otjiriim,
==
Classical. Galen. Clem. A. H, 129 A, breath.
(l>iKo(T6(j>tjfia.
Gfreg.
epx\>v<xr)(Tis, ecus,
Naz.
II,
576 C.
ov,
iliCJ}iK6a-o(j>os,
(piXocrocpos
II, 22,
opposed to
Ptol. Tetrab.
fj, (ep,(pva-da) a breathing into. Plut.U, 107TB. Aihen. 1,69, p. 32 E. Oriq. VII, 25 A.
d(îX<!(roôs.
Philon
2,
41.
efUJiva-riTeov
Set ep,(j)v(Tav.
r/,
Geopon. 16,
1.
6, 2.
158.
Biog.
40.
epxpviriaxns, eas,
(f)iXo(T6(()a)s-
(ep.<f>v(n6to)
inflation, pride,
fii^tXo(rd0(or,
adv.
=;
Leant.
I,
vanity.
epxpVTevpji,
Hippol. Haer. 62,

aros,
to,
1241 D.
flupiKorexvea ==: (piKoTexyco) fv nvi.
54.
elupCKo)(a>pea> {(pCKoxapeai),
(e'/iKûTeuca)
emphy1,
Anton.
dwell
7,
teuma,
4, 32.
estate leased.
Justinian. Cod.
to love to 11, 3.
in.
efufwTeva-is, ear, ^,
Jos.
Ant.
2, 7, 2.
ifUpXeyfiaiva
Lucian.
(jiXeyiiaiva-
Gfreg.
Nyss.
II,
276 A.
li(f>\oyos, ov,
emphyteusis, the leasing of a landed estate on certain conditions. Justinian. Cod. 1, 2, 17, a. /S". Leo. Novell. 85.
=z
ej0Xo|.
Achmet. 159,
p. 134.
epxpvTevTTfs, ov, 6,
emphyteuta,
Cod.
27.
1, 4,
the holder
32.
1,
eiiCJAo^, oyos, (<|)X6|) blazing.
ifiijioâs (e/icjioô!),
adv.
Philipp. 22. iv (p6^<a, in fear,
of an estate by emphyteusis.
Novell. 4.
25,
s-'.
Just. Imper.
2,
Justinian.
Tiber.
i),
Eus. VI, 945 D. Athan. 11, 724 B. 733 A. iiupoirdo) (ôjTOo)), to come into. Philon I, 105,
timidly.
17.
NoveU.
epxpvTevTiKos,
teutic.
ov,
emphyteuticus, emphy1, 2,
Justinian. Cod.
25,
S".
Irene.
18.
ilKJioiTriins,
ems,
rj,
^
to
Novell. 57.
iin<\ioiTr}(Tis.
Eus. IV,
16,
ep.<pvTeva>,
to
graft into.
Diod.
lease
5,
16, ev toTs
345 A.
efKpoveva ((poveva),
19, 1.
efixpoptja-ts,
KOTwois.
kill
in.
Geopon.
:
1073
C.
2.
Clem. A.
II,
341 C.
by
Greg. Th.
emphyteusis.
To
1, 2,
Justinian. Cod.
cms,
fj,
24, S.
(ejixpopeay a taking in
gorg-
epxpvTov, mistake for epxfuoTov.

ep,cj)vTa)s {i'fUJivTos),
ing.
Plut. II,
1, 17.
Athen.
472 B. Clem. A. II, 764 C. Porphyr. Abst. 1, 34, p. 57.

(jpopriKos)
to
adv. by instinct.
Clem. A.
n, 196 B.
Eus. in, 1137 B.
ipôpriKevopat,
euao(tai,
abuse,
efKJiaKevpa, aros, to, (ep.^cdKevii)') lurking-place.
rebuke, reprove>
tjUpoprros, ov,
Germ. 245 B.
loaded.
Andr. C. 1220 C.
0pp. Hal.
2,
(tJMpros')
eficpoiKeva) {(jxoKevai), to
lurk in.
Philon
I,
316,
212.
Diog. 1, 31.
6,
ip^payiios, ov,
14.
Iambi. V. P. 78.
encppa^ts-
27.
654, 31.
Plut. Iren.
1,
Sept. Sir. 27,
Aret. 69 C.
n, 314 E. Anton. 3, 8. 7, 1, t^ Koa-fim. Hippol.

Doctr. Orient. 681
Mich. 6 (4), 14.

[^Schol. Arist.
693 C.
804 B, ev rtw.
ilKppdo-a-a, to stop up.

epiircKfipaKa.^
Nub. 1238
Mai. 120,
C.
epcppevos, ov, ((ppfjv)

13.
cpxjipiKTos,
<f>p6vip,os.
ejiâvea ((pavea), to call Out to: exclaim, proClem. A. I, 261 B. Sophrns. 3993 nounce. B.
OV,
=
fj,
(ppikros.
Andr. C. 997 A.
Themist.
1108 A.
cpxppovTis,
6,
(fppovris} solicitous.
267, 14.
Socr. 792 B.
^=. ep,cj>povpos.
eii<j)povpios, ov,
Euagr. 2828 C.
Clem. R.
(0mj) baptismal. Greg. Naz. II, 393 C, ea-6fjs, baptismal garment, worn by the person who was about to be baptized. Genes. (See âra, tpari^m.) 85, 1 7 ep.î>Tios. Achill. Tat. Isagog. 988 (pari^w. eiu\>ania>
epxfjaTeios, ov,
C.
Clem. A.
II,
340 D.
efi^vkaniô (^vXaKiâ), to imprison.
efiCfxuTwv, ov, t6, (ev, <f>&s)
efKpaiTetos e(r6fjs.
1,45.
e/i(ûXXif(B,
t'o-to,
Theoph. Cont. 161.
the graft
under
(e/iûXXoj) to graft by inserting the bark, as in side-grafting.

1.
eftxjjaTov, ov, t6, (ij>S>s)
interval.
4, 3.
Euagr.
4,
31
p. 2761 A.
16.
i/jf^vKTiKos,
rj,
Ma uric.
ov,
Heron Jun.
232,
Geopon. 10, 37,

43.
*ejtt0uXXi(rj[ior, ov, 6,
10, 65,
II,
2.
Eust. 1405,
(Compare Clem. A.
scion.
75, 1.
341 C.)
(epxj>vWiâ)) side-grafting,
Aristot. Plant. 1, 6,
XIII, 16 C.
e/ii//-uîs,
budding with a 5. Geopon. 10,
ems,
fj,
= =
3.
i/^xriKoj, cooling.
I,
Galen.
Clem. A.
V'l/îs,
489 A.
cooling.
Ruf. apud
I'hi-
Orib.
in, 113,
as,
f],
GaUn. VI, 359 B.

.
efi^vKKos, ov, ((f>v\\ov) leafy.
Geopon.
4, 15, 4.
ep.yj/'vx'-a,
the being p.yj/vxas, life.
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efi'yjrv'ôcpafyia
460
Sext.
evaypvTn/iio
evaXKaicTij<i
Ion
I,
5,
12.
Plut.
n, 1053 B.
evay/ios, ov, (aKiaf) sharp.
249, 4.
ifi\jrvxo<payia, as,
fj,
(ejiAJnixos, (âyeiv) the
eating
^w/r.
Soran. 250,
in.
2.
aypvTrveco
Lyd. 139,
to
11,
1216 A.
to
of animal food.
Epiph.
I,
845 D.
enyjruxoa (^jruxoai), to animate, furnish with soul. Hermias 7. Clementin. 436 C. Anast. Sin.
ivdya (ay<a), L. defero, with. Jos. Ant. 2, 6,

Psell.
evayayyfi,
accuse,
charge
KXojr^y ipayo/icvf.
1165 A.
i^pû^fVos.
[Bad form,
Plotin.
I,
ifi^vxafiivos
254, 4 as v.
1.
^=
ive-
Soar.
Synops. 224. L. delatio, accusation, charge. rjs, fj, Psell. Synops. 284.
(70), evvoiav.
392 A.
efi\lfiiX<->
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A. X, 116
C]
Galen.
I,
ivayayyos, ov, introducing ?
=^
^vx<o, to cool.
Arei. 102 C.
2.
Prod. Farm. 651 Proparoxytone ivdyayos,

Ant. Mon. 1465
VI, 128 A.
13.
Sext. 13, 18.
Clem. A.
477
brought to court, defendant. C.

ivaycDvida
fli^vx<cns, ctar,
fj,
(iiiyjnixoai)
an animating,
Esdr.
2, 7, 10.
=
^
dy&>i/ta<a iu.
Greg. Nyss. HI, 949

Jos. Ant. 15,
animation.
v
Plotin. II, 702, 5.

6,
A.
evaSrjfiovea
7,
els.
Sept. Judic.
35.
mz
ddrjfioveo) ev rivt.
Tobit 5, 5 Hopevdrivai. fiera (roi) cV Pdyois. Dion. H. I, 185, 12 'EXêiK ev 'It-oXio. Spjc^. 2- IFi''', denotI, 11, 32 'Ev Pco/xt; dvepxnA Hebraism. Sept. ing the instrument.
7.
fvaSiacfiopeoD
I,
dSiacjiopca) in or about.
Orig.
1308 A.
r),
Basil.
HI, 257 A. IV, 102&
Gen. 48, 22. Judith 1, 15. Esai. 10, 15. 3. In Byzantine Greek it is sometimes followed by the genitive. Sophrns. 3244 C 'E
dyyeXiKov tlvos rjyoviiai crTparevfiaTos483, 10 'Ek ijKpoTepav tZv
fxeprnv,
A.
iva&iKos,
ov, (Jhds)
fmvahiKos.
Did. A.
313 B.
ivabiKas, adv.
:::=
fwvaSiK&s.
Prod. Farm. 625

Philon
Mai.
.
(29).
dva8o\f(Txea>
14.
4. It may Porph. Cer. 540, 17. 646, 17. (by a species of apposition') follow adverbs of place. Const. (536), 1205 A 'EKfTo-f ev
v.
1.
e^.
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=
13.
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fKfi
iv ainjj.
(offKea), to
contend
in.
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3,
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Theoph. 353 Ilepav ev SvKais.

tions, ev before
s.
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16, 44.
3, 16,
1, 54, p. 64, 6, Toly TroXfjUotr.
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fvaffkos, ov,
=
ov,
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ev
n, 320 A.
in contests.
a(l)i.ois,
Philon
I,
171, 52
eamyym.
Also, 87 earrjXrji
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ei/
1083 eaoTrjkrji. znz ev <JTr}\7)i ^:z 213 enTTTj2447,
646, 16.
ivaidepios,
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in.
iv aWepi,
Anton.
12, 24.
Poll. 1, 23.
iart.
evi,
Joann, Mosch. 3064

;
Tt Ik to
ivaijiios
(cvaifMs^, adv. 2iiA the blood.
Paul.
6;!(if,
Kvpie Md(r;;(e
=:: Ti iariv o e;(E.
Aeg. 288.
ivaipitt)
era, TO, zi= v
from
eij,
which
to
see.
atpem
tva^pvvopai (a^pvva>),
self
pride or plume one's
vaKi(TxOi.ioi, at, coK,
Diosc.
1, 62, p.
64.
eweaKurxOîot.
Plut.
I,
upon anything. Dion. H. VI, 760, 11. Epic(. Frag. 1 70. ^^p. II, 617, 77. Lucian.
II,
44 B.
ivaKiM^tt)
3, 1,
dKfiA^co in.
266.
ivayaXKidofmi Diad. 1164

ivdyafiai
=
B
et alibi.
dyaKKi5>iiai
ev
rivi.
Marc.
ivaKoKaiTTaiva
58, p. 541
Ael. N. A. 2, 8. V. H. Proc. Gaz. IU, 2809 A. aKoXairraiVia in. Athen. 12,
^
r),
-o-%ai.'
D.
ayapMi.
(vayeKdôjuu
47.
Philon
I, in.
449, 48.
Epict. Frag.
Plut. II, 825
ivaKocLoi, see evvaKonoi.

ivdkqBris, es,
ivdkrj6a>s,
dyeKdôfjuu
:^
oKrjBris.
adv. zzz akqBas.

fj,
Longin, 15, 8. Lucian. II,
71.
haytKos,
C.
6v, (evayrjs)
accursed.
evoXXayfui, as,
:=: eVi^Xay^.
Sophrns. 3485
A.
6, (cvayifco)
hayuTfios, ov,
offerings to the dead.
fi/aXXay^, ^r,
tion.
17,
change, interchange, commuta-
Strah. 6, 1, 15.
1, 4.
Jos. Ant. 19, 4, 6.
B. J.
1,
Classical.
Dion. H. VI, 792,
3,
xP'
Plut. II, 272 E.
vav,
?
fvayia-Tqpiov, ov, to,
quid
24,
Inscr.
1 1 04.
ters.
of tenses. Erotian. 68, (TTot;('o), of letApoUon. D. Fron. 328 B, Trrwo-emf, of

Sext. 446, 14, tTToixeiatv, transposition
evayKaXiÔfmi,
iiTop,m.,
(dyKoKiôficu) to embrace.
case.
Sept. Prov. 6, 10.

Xi'fo/iot
arms.
48 'OXi'yoj/ 8e crayraxfp<^' o-nj^, a &Ze folding of the Diod. 3, 58. Marc. 9, 36. 10, 16.
,
(apxa>v,
Xdpav^.
ov,
3,
j/aXXaKT7/s,
6,
(ei/oXXdo-o-o))
exchanger.
A quit.
Esai.
evayKvklâ (ayuuXtfm) Pohjl. 27, 9, 5.

cvayXai'fo)
iVz/ss. I,
to
fasten with the dyiaiKn.

GVe^.
fiiaXXdo-o-co,
(See also ivand compare Paul. Rom. 1, 26

?
Tr)V irapa
4 ::= kiWSos
MfTijXXaâi/ TTiv (pva'udjv )^rj<Tiv els

(jivcriv.)
:=
dyXaffm.
840 A.
Method. 364 C. Cijrill. A. H, 37 D.
8.
The name
of one of the parts

1.
of a bedstead.
Thotn. A, 13,
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evaXKaKTiKOi;
IikAXoktikos,
r),
461
Galen.
II,
evaTrXtoaK
a contrary direr-
6v, alterative.
46 D,
ivavTio^vyas (fi/yof), adv.

iion.
TWOS.
<wiXXa|:r, ems,
fieToBetris.
f], == ivoKKayi). Tryph. 4 Longin. 23, 1,. yevoii/, in grammar. ivaXKaa-aofifvcos, adv. iy change. Apollon. D.
Theol. Arith. 11.

to.
havnoofiai.,
oppose.
[Mai. 168, 11 fvavTioiro
flVaVTlOVTO ]
ijo-oo,
evavTiowaBea,
{ivavnaTra6i)s) to be affected
Synt. 260, 15.

*VaXXa(ro-<B,
io
in a contrary
manner.
Nicom. 79
change, in grammar.
PBeudothe
Participle,
ivav-
na>wp,elv.
Theol. Arith. 10.
Demetr. 32, 17 'EvaXXayEioTjy

cases being interchanged.
eVoXXacro-iui',
of.
2.
II,
TjTfflcreMs,
evavTumadas (ivavrumaOrjs), adv. VKth contrary properties. Nicom. Harm. 19, toIs toO h^kovs
avranoSoa-ea-tv, inversely as the length.
fvavTLoirpayeo), fjaai, (npdxrcra) to oppose.
3, Go.
evrjXKayfievos,
strange,
Hus. n, 760 B, niiapim.
764 C.
unheard 1445
Diod.
B.
evdSXoioa
4, 49.
ris,
15, 59.
fj,
dXXoioiu.
ivdKKolaxTis, etos, ^,
93, et alibi.
Philon
659, 14.
Pioi. Tetrab.
ivavnoTpoTTT),
(jpont])
opposite tendency.
oXXoiaitrts.
Diog.
92.
9, 7.
r/,
ivakvo)
ivavnmpoTrla, as,
preceding.
Aristid. Q.
oKiia.
fi/a/iapTj)Tor, ov,
Philon
II,
369, 30.
Isid.
372, 4.
following.
305 C.
Tatian. 19,
Isid.
cvavTioâvrjs, cs, ((j)aiva>)
ivavrios.
Roman.
evdfiapros, ov,
p.
(âfiapna) peccable.

evavno(j)opeai, ^(ro), {(jiepai) to
849
C
1.
TO ivifuipTov, peccability.
305
move in a contrary
Eust.
as
as V.
fvafi^Xiivo)
evaiuKKdoiuu
= ^
direction.
Orig. II, 61 A.
6,
d/i^Xwo).
Plut.
I,
532 D.
tie.
fvavnafuiTdpris,
ivavrios, adversary.
diiiWaofiai..
Themist. 310,4.
Plut.
Mon. 912
C.
rj,
ivafijia, aros, to, (tVaTrro))

I,
bond, band,
359 B, L. amentum.
2.
evavTiajiaTiKos,
ov, (tvavricoiio) adversative,

o/tojt,
Oa/er garment,
635, 16. 17.
Basil.
I,
the conjunctions
643, 14.
enTnjs.
Dion. Thr.
covering.
evafmexa
B.
ivavdirra
Diod.
1,
11, p. 15, 34.
dfirrexm
ivavanavoiuu
Philon
I,
dva7ravoiJi.ai in.
252
ivavnaswpAa, fjua, (ivavnmmiios) to have an opposite name, in reference to odd and even ;
thus, in 3
24, the factor 3 ivavriavv-
dvdwra.
to
Galen. XII, 459 A.

press back.
jiel
haveCKta (dveCKia), 97 D.
ivavBpunriui, rjira,
Galen. VI,
but in 4 6 == 2 X 12 24, the factors do not evavnavvfiovm. Nicom. 80.

to %;
Theol. Arith. 41.

to
(avdpanros)
put on man's
evavrtaw/Ms,
2
:
nature, with reference to the Incarnation.
10
Frag. 1596 B. Hippol. 809 A. Orig. I, 784 C. 853 A. 345 B. 11, 580 C. IV, 173 C. Method. 45 B.
Just.
ivav0paim](Tis, o)s,
tion.
fj,
10.
evavrKeta
fva-TraXos, ov,
(ivavdpameco) the Incarna-
ivarraaTpdiTTa
868 B. Orig. I, 937 A. n, 1104 D. IV, 129 D. Method. 360 C. ivavdpamiôpxu. ivavBpamai. Andr. C. 1108 D.
Hippol. 840 B.
88 B.
evarraaxoKea
534, 92.
evaTTfipoKoXca
15.
-AvavBpamiKos,
fj,
ov,
:= dvdpamKos.
Eus. IV,
709 A.
evaTrepetSto
= Nicom. = ^= ^ = ^ =
2, 9, 4.
ov, (ovop,a)
of an opposite name
5 ivavncowpLos to the even

78.
number
avrKeca.
Philon
I,
574, 45. 46.

1, 77, p. 79.
dnoKos-
Diosc.
diraiTTpdTrTtt) in.
Nicet. Paphl.
aTraajôXea.
Hippol.
Haer.
arreipoKaXio) in.
Sext. 115,
djrepei8a>
strengthened.
Sept.
ivapffpamvas (dvBpumivos), adv. after the ner of men. Basil. I, 760 B.

-tKawfipojTTOTijr, ryros,
,
man
Mace.
Tiva.
Polyb. 23, 13, 2 -a-acrdm
els
r),
ivav6pdmjf(TK.
Cyrill.
Philon U, 353, 22. Galen. VII, 444 E.

Jj,
Plut. U, 126 E.
ivavoiyto
= havn =
A.
I,
757 D.
dvolya.
ivmripeuTis, eas,
=
C
direpeimS'
Plotin.
II,
Sophrns. 3388 D.
before.
740,
7
1.
ivavTLov,
Sept.
Gren. 38,
ivaTtepiurpa, aros, to, impression, impulse.
Clem.
'Evavn Kvpiov. Ex. 28, 26. 31. 51, 14. Luc. 1, 8. Act. 8, 21. ivavTiaôimi ivavTmopai. Ephr.
Sir. 38, 15.
A.
I,
1053 C.
ivairepevyo)
I,
ditepevyto.
-(rOat.
Philon Hj 202,
adv.
7.
8.
ccaiTcdjSouXos,
ov,
{ivcarrtos, (Sot/Xij)
9 F.
TrdKlp.-
Nicet. Paphl. 508

evaireo'ippayta'iievtos
(eVnTrotri^payifa)),
L.
0o\os, fickle.
Polem. 292.
oh (8oKe<o) maintaining op(KTestorius
expresse, clearly, distinctly.

eva7rrix^
Sext. 581,
fvavTioSoKtjTai, S>v,
posite doctrines
and Eutyches).
evaTrXoa
==
drnix^tD'
Ptolin. II, 769, 3.
dTrXoto.
Pdllad. Laus. 1147 B, rivh
Leant.
I,
1276 A.
ov,
dm
Trjv yfjv.
fvavnohivapos,
Nicom.
78,
(Svvafus) of contrary power. ovofian, in respect to the name
ivdirXaxTis, cos, (eVoTrXoo)) resolution
of a comparts.
pound substance
into
its
component
thus, in 5 -|- 5
:^
10, 5 is odd, 10 is even.
Simplic. Epict. 156.
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evaTTO^XeTrco
ivoTTO^'KeTra)
462
Eus.
IT,
evaTroyjrv^fO
=
=^
aTro/SXeVo) at.
348 A.
201 A,
ivmtoiiivai
=
I,
dirofieva)
in or simply dirofUva.
Athati. I, 89 C.
ivajTo^Xvâ
to vomit.
dn-o/SXvfa).
Clem. A.
I,
ivanoyewaa
D.
fvair6ypa(pos,
^
ov,
Iîppoi. Haer. 44, 13. Andr. C. Method. 1332 D, to remain, ia sub traction. 5torf. 1733 D, ?|(b.
Clem. A.
721 A.
arroyevvcua in,
Plut.
U, 767
evairoiMvaaofiaL or evairojXVTTopû
:îz airofitKTfro-
p.m
(eVairoy/jaô))
in.
Plut.
II,
1128 B.
Clem. A.
.4iAa.
II,
L.
adscridial.
va7Toâ>
:^
diro^va, dnoêa.
344 652
ptitius or ascriptitius,
1509 D.
.4<Aan. IV, 945
enrolled,
A.
fvanOTTrfywju zz
C.
dironrfyvviu.
I,
PseudPlut. II,
A.
to inscribe.
I,
cVaTToypaô) (dTToypdcjja)),
evaTTOirXeio
:=
diroTrXfO)
in.
Porph.
Adm.
89.
673 A. Porph. Cer. 455, 7. ^vairodeofiat dirodeofiat. aTTOêat in. Diosc. 4, 175 (178). ivairoîvwiii Galen. 560 A. evamBeiTis, a>s, t), (anoBeais) a laying up in
900 B.
Clem. A.
^ =
77,
7.
evanoTTveco
^= diroTniea
230 C.
in or
ore.
Died. 13,
PZu?.
I,
Anton.
5, 4.
Lucian.
I,
854,
Xm,
ov,
Tw auX^.
deposition.
Sext. 165, 30.
evamdeTos,
(ivanoTiBrmi) laid up.
Nil. 1141
D.
ivaiTo6rj(ravpiâ> :=:: airoBrjiTavpiâ) in.
Philon Philon
build
I,
278, 52.
Orig.
I,
480 B. IV, 49 B.
I,
ivanoBKifio) (diroffKiâ)), to press in.

,
^= dnoTTvlya in. Martyr. Path, 1445 A. Athen. 7, 127, p. 325 D. Euagr. Scit. 1228 C. ivmropia diropew. Polyb. 29, 11, 6. iSext. 692, 19, Tivi, to propound a poser. dvairoppiirro) ^= ditoppiirrai. Diosc. Eupor. 1, 71. Eus n, 753 B. Philostrg. 553 D.
evaiTOTTviyio
541, 16.
(dffoiKoSo/ico)),
to in.
ivanoo-êcTTeov
I,
iyaTTOiKoSofiea
464
C.
Polyaen.
fvanoKdfivo)
eVawdicetjUai
8,
51.
diroKafjiva.
ivarrooTjIiaiva)
= ^
Sel ivairoaêcrai.
Clem. A,
dTrooTjiiaiva
I,
iv.
Philon
T,
^= r^
Jos. B. J. 3, 6, 1.
291, 13.
Plut.
480 A.
Clem. A. U, 325
dirdxeifiai in.
Philon
I,
277, 33.
B.
ivaTroiTiayimK6s,
i),
Plut. II, 961 C.
evaTTOKtvSvveva
2, 9, 4.
6v,
(îvanotTufyirra) falling
dnoKivSvvevo) in.
49,
2, 2.
Jos.
Ant.
i'm-
upon, attacking, violent.

TTVpeTOS.
Cass. 150, 23.
27,
Dion C.
ov,
eVaTToxXfioToy,
(cVoTToicXeio))
sAai
^,
ivmroaKjjwra
155, 22.
evairoa-KOTrfa)
=
^=
dTToo'iofimo in or on.
Cass.
prisoncd.
Stud. 1073 A.
Orig. Til, 900 D.

dnoiTKorvia).
ivaiTOKKfim (dTroxXeio)), (o s^M< iw.

5cAo/. Z!on.
Artem. 130.
on.
Gregent. 776 D.
in or on.
Jos. B.
P. 322,
25.
iva'i70<T<pdTTa> z^z dno<T(f>dTTto
ivaTioKkiva (diroiekiva)), to lay
down
Philostr.
J. 5, 13, 1.
867.
evairoKKvla
=
I,
evanoa-(j)payi(a> (diroa-tjipayiâ), to impress on, to
ajroxXufoi
ire.
Diosc.
3,
36 (41).
Nicol.
CTem. ^.
S.
428 A.
evairoKpifiapai
=^
diroKpîiafuu on.
Vit.
stamp upon. Achill. Tat. 5, 13. II. Athenag. 953 A. Clem. A. II, 421 Hippol Haer. 418, 6.
Sext. 57,
I,
224 B.
stamp.
873 C, vpos n.
evanoKpinTco
p. 730.
evajroa-(j)pdyuriJ.a,
aros,
to,
impression,
diroKpvTrra in.
Strab. 15, 3,
Orig.
I,
7,
Clem.
I,
1053 C.
dirorcii/o/uu, to pretend.
Clem. A.
eva7r6Kpv(t)os, OP,
I,
257 B.
mrdKpvipos.
Epiph.
353 A. I, 213
ivaTToTeivofmi
I,
zz:^
Orig.
1433 A.
B.
evairoKTelvio
fvanoTfp.vta
z=
dnoKTetva.
Basil. Ill, 165
ivaiTOKUêva
(diroKv/Sfum)
A.
>
evmroTrjKO)
eraTTOKivSweuo).
40 E.
13.
a'ocZ. 16, 78.
ivmroKvea
157 B. evairoXava dw6\aia>. Plut. II, 824 E. eVaTToXeiVo) dTroXeiVa in. Philon I, 8, 26. A'eraocr. 58. Plut. II, 1053 B, et alibi. evmroXova ajroXoija) in. Athen. 2, 17.
I,
= = ^ =
dvairarridriiu
= = ^
diroTc/ivto.
Strab. 2, 5, 27.
dTroTrjKit
in or into.
Galen.
XHI,
569,.
dirorlBrffu
in.
Diod. U,
diroKvia in.
Basil.
ivanorunoio (aTTOrun'oa)), to impress upon. Plut. II, 3 F. Heges. 1316 B. PhUon Carp. 4&
ivajTOfiapaivofuu (jiapaivat)
A. ivmrommwriov
I,
8ei ci/mrOTwroOf.
Cfem. A.
dtropapaivofuii in
633 B.
or on.
Orib.
11,
237, 10.
Lyd. 301, 11
fvairovpia
=^
-avdrjvcu rots (j>VTo'is. evmTop,dxT(Tai (dnoiida-a-a), to
evawo(j)aiva)
on, to stamp.
Philon
I,
make an impression 257, 40. Plut. U,
fKon-oi/^do)
843.
evajro-\jnixa>
99 B.
fvajro/if/iay/icVms
= = =
dsTavpca
in.
Philostrg, 549 A.
dnoâiva.
\/fdo)
ore.
AeL N. A.
Schol.
13, 6.
Arist.
Ach.
dTrox/nJpfa)
in.
Gre^. iVoa.
11,
(ivanoima-rrai), adv. by receiv-
iny
an impression.
Sext. 581, 6.
545 C. 272 D.
Ill,
297 A, TOW
xfp<riv-
Damasc. B,
Digitized
by Microsoft
evapaofiai
hiapdoiua
463
A.
;
evB'eiKTlKOf
Just. Apol. 1, 42.
KaTapdofiai.
Orig. HI, 566
ivaperos, ov,
Jos.
(dpenj) virtuous
6,
1,
B. J.
8,
Epict.
Frag. 159.
724 A.
Apol.
ov, II,
a Stoic term. Ignai. 697 B. p. 373. Just. Apol. 1, 4. 12.

Clem.
Tryph. 3, p. 480 A. On^. IV, 296 A. fvarevuns, fas, (ei/arev/fo)) a gazing on. I, 496 B. Prod. Parmen. 598 (207).
12, 11.
_
Sext.
Basil.
Phryn. 328.
ivarevurpos, ov,
6,
;=
preceding.
Basil.
I,
401
I,
389 A. 429 B.
Inscr.
haperas, adv. virtuously.

Jus(.
1,
2771,
I,
7.
ivarpepiw
=
=z
drpepAa.
Themist. 62, 18.
21.
2, 9.
evapSpos,
Aret. 56
2.
(apBpov)
having Joints, jointed.

3, 17.
7.
ivarpos, ov, {drpos) full of steam. p. 161, 36.

evaTTiKi^cD
Diod.
2,
49,
Articulate sound; opposed
dmKiâi
to,
in.
Philostr. 665, to sing
to avapSpos.
II.
Diod.
Bdbr. Prooem.
Dion. H.'Y, Philon I, 30,
71,
4.
as in Attica.
fvavyacrpa,
aros,
(ivavydâi)
illumination.
Plut. 11, 722 C.

25.
973 A.
to
Sext. 347, 23. 608,
Philon
5.21
I,
88, 38.
(aiyr)) illuminated.
Cyrill.
ivavyrjs, ts,
A.
II,
ivapdpoa (tvapdpoi),
III,
render articulate. Epiph.

insertion of
D.
73 B.
rjs,
fj,
ivavdevreat
(cVap/.td^(u)
=:
avBcvrea.
TO,
Basil. Ill,
1024 C.
I'vapiwyr),
surII,
ivmikiov,
ov,
(aiXij) villa.
Pallad. Laus.
gical
instrument.
Antyll.
apud
Ortb.
1066 A.
evavXca'pa, aros, to, (e'l/auXifo)) habitation, abode.
426, 4.
evapfioviios {ivapii6vi,os), Tiarmoniously.
Hippol.
Artem. 360.
evav\ia-n6s, ov,
I,
Haer.
70, 31.
empts, eas, ^, (ivapxapai) apxr), beginning. Pseudo-/acoJ. Liturg. 35. 36. Simoc. 43, 4.
6,
to ivavXiêiv.
Cyrill.
A.
27,
637 A.
ov,
evavXieTTjpios,
13.
habitable.
Antip.
S.
Theoph. 447, 10.

fvapTva
5(M(/.
dpTva, food.
i],
hiapxia, as,
(els,
apxa)
1705 D. Galen. VI, 398 A. p.ovap\ia. PseudoPseudo-Z)ion.
evava-is, ecos, ^,
485 A.
S. 84.
(Jvava) a kindling. Clem. A. II, 388 D.
Plut.
I,
Dion. 641 A.
hapxKos, T), 6v, 641 A. 700 A.

evapxos,
48.
*ivdpx
ov,
evavxevws, ov, (avxr)v) round the neck.

fiovapxiKos.
Antip.
ivavxâ
in
office.
(apxfj)
App.
II,
22,
evacfiavlâi
I, 3, a.
^ =
avxea.
d<f)avLât.
Philon I, 422, 49. Cleomed. 96, 7.
Strab.
2<
Sept.
3,
apx<o, to rule.
Num.
3, 3.
54,
Mid. evdpxofuu apxofmi, to begin. 16, 47. Deut. 2, 24. 25. Polyb. Paul. Cor. 2, 8, 6 as v. 1. 4, et alibi.
Inscr. 2350 (jEtolic).
II,
Philon n, 100, 27. 118, 18. 968 B. Basil. Ill, 421 B, tivL
ov,
Plut.
ivdôppos,
incorrect for fvd(j>oppos ?
Cyrill.
A.m,
5,
1172 A.
iva(f)pobi(ndâ
z^
d(^poS(0'(dâ>.
Aristaen. 74,
Gal.
iva<TeKyaiva
58.
Phil.
1, 6.
KOpTj.
da-e\yaiva> in.
Diod.
Basil.
11,
527,
ivhaiwpai
I, 19, 5.
=.
Saiwpai.
I,
Athen.
7.
7, 5.
Poll. 8, 75.
evSoKpvs, V, (8d(cp) in tears, tearful.

in.
Jos.
Ant.
ivaaBeveai
:=z
daSevea
Ill,
321
Phi-
Lucian.
C.
vaiTicfa>
ivda'Travdo) (do-Keo)), to train

II,
^=
Sairavdo.
Basil.
I,
140 C.
or exercise in.
lon
I,
448,
1.
574, 36 -0^vai nvc.
2.
Caesarius 1097.
PaZZad
Vit. Chrys. 87 D.
Andr. C. 1001 B.
ivSa'yfnXevopai
Intransitive, sc. iavrov, to be trained, to train

one's self.
:=
SaylfiKevopai.
Heliod. 8, 14.
Polyb.
1,
63, 9, v nvi.
Simoc. 139, 15.
fWo-fiEj/i'fo) (Jurp.evi^(a), to
be pleased with.
Phi-
evderis,
f'f,
wanting, wishing, desiring, or desirous.

Vis.
3, 1 'Evberjs
lon
I,
36, 39.
ivaandôpai
ivatTTpdirra
II, 259, 34.
Cornut. 117.
Plut. II, 987 E.
Herm.
6. 8.
Koi (rnovdaitis els tov
dcnrafo/MU.
=z
dorpdnro)
10, 43.
tj>
in.
Philon
I,
448,
yvavai Trdvra. evdeia, as, rj, retrenchment, in

ala, TTorpos,
364, 4.
Cyrill.
Poll.
Iambi. Myst. 125,

t/i.
êpos,
grammar
as in
yaia, Trarepos, ^rjpos

Its parts are dtjiaiavyKOjrfi,
A. U, 56 A,
opposed to
Classical.
jrXeova(Tfids.
trva-ToXr),
fvaa-rpos, ov,
among
the stars.
HerII,
pearis,
apais,
avvdXou^T}.
mes Tr. Poem. 31, 15.

fVcuTcfidKiôpai
B.
tvaaxrjiwveat
11.
= =
I,
Trxjph. 3.
dacjioKlôfiai.
Epiph.
280
ivheiKTrjs, ov, 6,
(evSeiKwpi) L. index, delator,
da-xrjp.ovca in.
II,
Plut.
582 C.
Philon I, 154, 336 B. Lucian. II,

.
776.
ivaxTxoKcM
tWrmfa)
5,
= =
Sept. Mace. 2, 4, 1. Oenom. apud Eus. HI, 364 C. Philostr. 621. Synes. 1516 A. Nil. 208 C. evSeiKTidio, to show off.
quadruplator, accuser.
do'xoKca) in.
Polyb.
ora.
9,
17,
ivbeiKTiRos,
II,
rj,
ov, indicative.' Poll. 4, 96.
Galen.
226, 10.
drevlô) at or
3,
Sep(.
1.
30.
Diod.
39 as
v.
Mace. 3, Nicom. 134.
25
C.
253 A.
Clem. A.
1,
Sext. 79, 22.
318, 24.
369 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
evBeiKTtKo)';
464
Method. 173 D.
ivbrndriKOS, ov,
evSiirKoco
Clementin. 341 A.
Eus. Ill, 628 A. ivSeiKTiKas, adv. indicatively. Orig. IV, 409 B. SetTOf. &8i/os, ov,
ivbiaeiras, adv. innately.
Themisl. 67,
9.
(Jbia6i,K.r,)
hheKayavoi.
135,
2.
ov, with ei/Scxa yaviai,.

3.
Heron Jun.
Bible, canonical.
Orig.
227,
A.
(Ei/fieKO,
Eus.ll, 216 B.
adv.
in
forming part of the II, 1084 I, 461 C. 217 A. 448 C.

Cedr.
II,
hhcKatriWaôs,
ov,
avWa^n) bendeof eleven

syllables.
ivbiadijKois,
writing.
139,
casyllabus,
consisting
2.
13.
ivbiaiTr)im, aros, to, (evSiatrao/iiai) dwelling-place, Dion. H. I, 92, 12. Phiresidence, resort.
Plin. Epist. 4, 13,

eVScKe>/3pios, ou, 6,
flêpA. 14, 2. 4. 5.
i7i
eleventh month, invented

C. 54, 21, 5.
by Licinius.
wSeK^pT/f,
es,
Dion
lon
I,
52, 11.
fas,
Plut. II, 968 B.

ij,
(hScKa) with eleven banks of oars.

8fl evSexâBai.
ivbiaiTTja-is,
preceding.
Classical.
Philon
I,
Atlten. 5, 36.
334, 35.
Orig.
ivb(KT(Ov
IV, 657
evdioKKda-o-o),
to
change.
A.
ev&KTot, ov, (ivBex^rai) possible.
Reg.
Apollon, D.
(Tiv.
4, 23, 7
Oi cvSa]\XayfiVoi
AquU.
oi
êraX'P"-
Xdâvres
ttjv (jjvfnKrjv xflV'"'"
"^
''''!"
""?"
490, 19 OuK v8eKTov diroKoirrjvai a-vviea-fiov.
(See also EVaXXaKrjjs.)

to
Synt. 181, 10.

eV8e\ex<". ^"'"i '"
Sir. 30, 1.
continue
to
use often.
Sept.
ivbiufUva (fiiajiiva), H. Ill, 1652, 12.
continue to exist. Dion.
Patriarch. 1060 C.
1116 C, nvL,
cvbianpenw
50.
=:
SiairpeTTO)
in.
Diod. H, 533,
Schol. Arist. Ran.
to be a constant
eVScXfx'X"'
12, 3.
'O"""'
companion.
preceding.
41, 6.
Sept. Sir. 9, 4.
Eplir.
I,
ei/8tao-Kft)af
Ex. 30, 8. 29, 38 Kdfmmiia ivSeXe29, 42 Qva-ia Xia-jioi, a continual offering. eVSE\ex"'"M''^' " continual sacrifice. Num. 28, 23, Judith 4, 14. Sir. 7, 13. Jos. Ant. 11,
Sept.
4, 1.
Siaairclpio iv.
Plut.
U, 99
C.
1109 C.
evSida-Tpoipos,
ov,
(8iacrTpe<j>a))
I,
perverted, per-
verse.
Basil.
513 B.
Epiph.
II,
401
B.
J. 6, 2, 1.
^vSeiia, aros, to,
A.
Diosc. Eupor.
2,
evSea-fm.
vBuia-Tp6<t)as, adv. perversely.
Eus.
II,
888 C.
132.
ivbiojMai,
Did.
A 608
.
=^
Seofuu, to need.
Bam.
7S0 C.
Galen. VI,
iv8iaa-(f)iyya
C.
8ta(r(}>iyya.
Max.
Conf. E,
eVSedi/TtBs (cVSe'o)),
adv. deficiently.
664 D.
ivbidraKTOs,
ov,
(evSuiT-acro-a))
504 A.
(vdea-fM, arcs, to,
regular.
Andr.
132
(iv&ea) L. amuletum, amulet.
C. 1329 C.
ivSiaTeXeio
Diosc.
2,
140.
4vSea-iieia) (6f<rÛ(o)
ivSecD, to
bind in or
1,
fo.
A.
ev8iaTi6rip,i
Z)jod
/us.
3,
40.
20, 71.
4, p.
Diosc. Eupor.
155.
= =
StaTeXe'o)
m.
in.
Clementin.
SiariBtjfu
Plotin.
U,
943,
Tryph. Ex.
ov,
3,
485 B.
Diosc. 4, 43.
Ps.
6, 8.
tie,
12.
ivSuiTpifirj, ^s,
71,
ivSeafiea (Seo-êeo) =:= preceding.

4f/?7.
ivSea-fios,
(ivStarpi^co) delay.
Orig. IV,
23, 22.
6,
340 C.
knot,
(Sftrfios)
5,
bandage.
evhiaTpnTTov
=
II,
r),
8ei evStarpiêiv.
Athen. apud
CTem. A.
Diosc.
87 (97).
Sept.
50.
82.
7,
Gloss.
^.
17
0;-*. Ill, 185, 12.

I,
Lucian.
II, 8.
Purse,
bag.
Prov.
20,
dpyvplov,
620 A.
1,
309 C.
ov, settled,
a bag of money.
JvSriiuovpyeio
ivSmTpiiTTiKos,
not moving about

Theophyl. B.
SrnMovpyfO) in.
Plut. 11,
B.
Anton.
16.
634 C.
1084 A.
Sept. Ps. 108, 20.
iv8ia<pv\da-(r(o
^v8ia0aKKai, to oppose.
m,
Plut.
496 D.
sVSiafo) (evStoy), to rest in the afternoon.

II,
ivSiaxî-lidâ)
= =
8ia(j)vKd<Ta-(a.
diaxeipAâ
in.
Strdb. 2,
3, 4,
726 E.
p. 150, 24.
ivSiSva-Ka)
ivbiABcTos, ov, (bianSrjfu) inherent, inborn, innate,
evSva.
Sept. Reg.
2, 1, 24, Toia
immanent.
II, 13,
Philon
39
I,
36, 15.
598, 22,
vios deoO.
Plut. II,
2.

346, 17, \6yoi.
II,
44 A. 777 C. Hermog. Eliet.

Galen.
n. 13, 18. Judith 9, 1. Luc. 8, 27. 16, 19. Epiph.
Marc.
II,
15,
17.
205 C. a desultory
evStea-napfievcos (evSiao-TrEipm), adv. in
Theophil.
2, 10. 22.
manner.
ivSirjKa
ei/SioXxos,
3 A.
Sext. 16, 17. 17, 31, et alibi.
A. II, 556 B. Eus. I, 478,

Epiph.
2. Forming part of
yt>a(j>at.
Clem.
Eunap. T.
SiijKm in.
S.
4 (6).
Philon
I,
Sext. 296, 19.
the Bible.
01/,
(fite'XKo)) attractive.
SI 7,
Basil.
îj3\o4.
Ill,
649 B.
12.
evSHrXrfto
(dtjrXrfo)), to double up. Paul. Aeg. 280.
m,
244
A,
Pallad. Vit.
Soran. 268,
Clirys. 23 C.
11.
Digitized
by Microsoft
evSl^fro<;
465
Anast. Sin. 220 D.
ivSonfs,
>)Tot,
fj,
vBi
the interior.
ev8i\lfos, ov, (bl^jfa) thirnhj.
'Psendo-Dion. 121
(Compare
*kv6oyvr]i,
e/ureivos.)
fs,
(evdov, yevetrOai)
B.
olnoyevijs,
Max. Conf.
rj,
Schol. 32
Kpvcpwnjs.
evSoTiKos,
ov,
(evSi'Sm/it)
yielding,
accom257,
1.
horn in the house, home-bred ;

reference
Curt.
commonly with
(vernae).
Jos. Ant.
modating.
Aristaen.
Ruf apud
1, 4.
Orib.
II,
to
home born
slaves
6. 11.
Sept. Lev. 18, 9.
evSoTocmr, adv. by yielding.
Just.
Tryph:
1136 B.
79.
evSoia<Tiiios, ov,
(ivSoidâ) doubtful.
I,
Anton.
evhovxia,
1,
16, p. 30.
16, 11, 6.
Jv&oiaa-ificos,
Lucian.
adv.
872.
Jos.
evhorroi, ov,
given up.
fj,
Clem. A.
c^'^)
I,
doubtfully.
Ant.
16,
ay,
(evbov,
6.
^=
evdvp.evia.
10,4.
ivSoiains,
23.
ivSoiaa-fios, ov, 6,
Polyb. 18, 18,

eas,
fi,
doubt.
Hermog. Rhet. 227,

Philon
I,
ivSpavTjs, iv, (fipaw)

vfjs.
efficient ;
opposed to abpa-
=
:^z:
Mai. 344, 14.
preceding.
228,
30.
409, 37.
oO,
6,
ei/Soiao-Tijr,
doubter.
Philon
II,
582,
19.
ivSoiao'TiKlos,
fis, fj, (evTpex<) running in. Plut. 140 D. a song during the irivraSKov. evSpopis, ibos, 17, endromis, a coarse woollen cloak: Herod, apud Orib. II, 462, 13. 466,
evSpofiT),
II,
adv.
1.
ei/Sotaorfiy.
Dion. H.
6.
II,
4.
2.
kind of
light shoe.
Hes. 'Evbpo-
1155, 1 as V.
fiiSes, vTrohi}fxa.Ta.
hhoBev
=^
evSov, within.
t6,
Polyb. 16, 30,

abatement.
tvbpvpos, ov, {bpv/ios) living in the looods.

sarius 985.
evbvairpos, ov, 6,
Cae-
h&ona, aros, II, 244 A.

tvSoimTiKa,
(enSi'Sto/H)
Galen.
S>v,
to,
(evSofia) Jees
given to cerfin.
D.
ivbvaoTws,
adv.
tain officers.
Justinian. Cod. 10, 19, 9
= =
1, 8.
7,
evboiaapoi.
Pallad. 1193
ivbouuTTas-
Athan.
II,
Edict. 13,
7.
1172 C.
see evbvfifvia.
evbvpa,
aros,
to,
^viofifveui, iv8ofieula,
ivh6ji.r)(ni, fcos,
fj,
(ivbico)
garment,
2.
raiment.
(evSo/iea) structure, building.

Jos. Ant. 15, 9, 5.
Sept. Reg. 2,
24.
1, 24.
Prov. 29, 40.

Esai. 63,
p. 240, 10.
7, 2.
Sap. 18,
Epist. Jer.
Apoc. 21, 18.

ei'So/iup^t'o), ijffo),
Sophon.
evSofivxos fl/u-
Clementin.
10.
Strab. 3, 3,
Matt.
7,
15,
9,
12.
11, 11.
16, 10.
89.
Orig. VII,
348 A.
Hippol. Haer. 452, Eus. VI, 776 B.
et alibi.
Jos. Ant. 3,
little
B. J.
5, 5, 7.
evbvp.dTiov, ov, TO,
evbvfxa.
Plut. II, 1134
v8o|af(o (8o|dfi>)), Zo glorify in.

16.
14,
6.
'Ev8oâ<T6ri<ro/iai
Ex. 33, iv âpaa. Ps.

Sept.
25.
'
D.
ivbvpevia, as,
fj,
(evbov, piveiv ?) house-furniture.

1,
88,
Sir.
38,
6.
Esai.
45,
49,
3.
Polyb.
4, 72,
V.
1.
evbvpeveia.
5,
81,
3.
Ezech. 28, 22.

ivboâajios, ov,
45, 4.
6,
Paul. Thess.
2, 1, 10. 12.
glorifying in.
Symm.
6,
Ps.
46, 5.
i^nr
Phryn. 334, condemned. Epiph. I, 172 B. Written also evbop^via. Polyb. 11, 845 C. Also 5,81,3. 4, 72, 1.' Charis. 550, 8.
ivhoôKoyeoi
SoôXoyeo).
hhoôs,
ov, glorious.
2.
Diog.
47.
ivbofiiveia.
Cornut. 48.
Themist. 446,
As a
ITT,
title,
ivboôTa-
hbvvap.os, ov, (bivapti) .itrong.

25.
Tos, gloriosissimus,
most glorious.
Inscr. 5895.
Carth. (init.).
TAeod.
1044 A.
1048
Macar. 565 B. Isid. 224 A. evSwapoco, waa, (^bvvapts^ to strengthen.

Judic. 6, 34 as v.
Ps.
51.
1.
Sept.
1.
'E8o|oTaTe avTOKparop.
(titul.).
Justinian. Novell. 1
Par.
1,
12, 18 as v.
rfj
Evebvvapmdrj
9, 22.
em
parmorrjTi
evSolon;?, rjTos,
title.
iVii/.
rj, (evboôs) gloriousness, as a 316 A, ^ o-jj. Justinian. Novell. 130,3. Const. Ill, 977 A, fivperepa. Theoph. 416, 15, ij a-ov. Vit. Nil. Jun. 108 A.
avTov, he strengthened himself in his vanity.
Luc. Act.
Paid.
Tim
1, 1, 12. 1,
Hebr.
Aquil.
11, 34, et alibi.
Clem. R.
(evbiiopai')
55.
Gen.
7,
20.
as,
fj,
ivbotrdia, a>v, to,
=:
ivroa-dta.
Sept.
Ex.
12, 9
ivbvopevla,
raiment,
dress.
Orig.
IV, 337 B.
ov, yielding,
5.
Fsend-Athan. IV, 840

giving way.
D
Aquil. Eeg.
1,
ivbocriiiot,
Dion. H.
Tyr.
2,
evbvTTj,
ijs, 17,
see ivbvros.
V, 320,
7.
.
Plut.
n, 131 C.
Ill,
Max.
Z)oc(?-.
ivbvTTis, ov, 6,
(evbva) garment.
eirevbvnjs.)
25, 5.
673 C.
2.
Lucian.
439.
Oneni.
17, 38.
(Compare
ov,
17
Substantively,
to ivboa-ipov,
evbvTos,
L. datum, data.
Cleomed. 24, 33.

Clem. A.
I,
C/em. ^.
n, 612 A.
tVSoTeoi/
Set evSiSovai.
525 A.
Tatian.
Substanput on, spread over the cloth spread on the holy table. Sophrns 3985 B. Nic. Nic. CP. Theoph. 696. 10 II, 876 p.
ij,
tively,
fvbvTTj, altar-cloth,
ivSoripo) (ivdorepos), adv. farther in.

31, p.
869
<S>a(7ii'
avTov
.rjKiMtKevai /xera
to
evbim, to clothe.
TputKa evhorepco tSiv oyborjKovra irav,

fvboreptoBev, adv.
less than.
preceding.
59
Jos. Ant. 3,
Porph. T'15, 17. Mid. ivbvopai, sc. rrjv oUf iav a-To\f}v, to put on the sacerdotal robes. Euchol. Theoph. 2. To invest one with power
Histor. 35, 10
67.
6,4.
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evSaxreico
v8<aa'La
466
Agatha
33,
evepjr)TiKO<;
10.
iveapiâ
= =
eTnSvfMo}
evSovvat.
ivevTjKovTairXdcnos, ov, ninety-fold.
Gemin, 792
C.
iv.
iapiâ
Plut. II, 770 B.
Greg.
ivevTjKOVTOvrrjS
evemjKoiTaiTijs.
1.
App.
206,
J,
453,
Naz. n, 620 A.
ivfbptvrqs, ov,
6,
58.
Dion C.
69, 17,
(evedpeia) L. insidiator, en1,
evevvvju ^=. himpi,
Agath, 80, 12.

iv.
6.
snarer.
Symm. Reg.
f],
22, 8.
Ptol. Tetrab.
iveôvaid^m
47, 19.
3.
^=
eôv(ndâ
Sept. Sir. 20, 8.
159.
Aster. 244 B.
6v,
eveSpevTiKos,
L. F.
insidiosus,
insidious,
11,
Diod, 11, 608, 38. Dion. H, V, 132, VI, 792, 1. 824, 12, 868, 10.
:=zz
treacherous.
4.
Strab. 3, 3, 6.
Philon
269,
iveoprdôi
eoprd^to in,
Strab, 12, 3, 36.
(?aZen. II, 101
ivfhpiaxo
ei'e7rayye'XXo/i(u:ê7rayycXXo/i<M.
Hermog, Ehet.
Philon
II, 28,
iSpida in.
Greg. Naz. HI, 1228

Sept.
868, 13.
A.
evebpou, ov, to,
evemSeUvvpi
ivibpa.
^= cmScUwiu
n, 90 E.
iirt^rjp.ea in,
in,
Num.
35, 20
5.
Plut,
Basil, HI, 616 B.
'E| ivchpov, hy lying of wait. Josu. 8, 12. 19. Judic. 9, 35. Sap. 14, 21. Sir. 11, 29. Mace.
1, 1,
cveTTt^fiea
12, 52.
8,
^=
Ael, V. H.
1.
3, 14.
6, 23.
Dion
C, 51, 17,
Athen.
36.
6,
cveSpos,
4, 27.
1,
Luc. Act. 23, 16. ivehpa. Mauric. 2, 4. Leo. Tact.

10, 80.
63.
iveirivoeo)
=
as,
iTrivoea
in.
Orig.
IV, 56 B.
ve6i^(a
12, 34.
C.
Ptol. Tetrab. 5.
iBiâ in.
Diog.
3,
evepyaaia,
fj,
(evepydôfiai)
^
;
ifyyatria.
23.
Herodn.
Basil.
2, 9, 2,
et alibi.
Orig.
IV, 201
Achmel.
ivipyeia, as,
TrdBos,
74.
f/,
A.
evet-Kovlô)
I,
240 C.
eiKovi^to
in,
action, in
grammar
opposed
to
Plut.
II,
40 D.
Dion, Thr, 637, 29. 30.
638, 4, of
Galen.
10.
II,
29 A.
evelXrjpa, arcs,
t6,^=
rj,
etXT/jLta.
Jos. Ant. 12, 2,
nouns and verbs, as D, Synt. 12, 17.

629 B,
TTOvTipov, 7
8ta/3oX()ci7.
3.
one,
Toij
KpiTrjs,
Kplva.
Apollon,
influence.
II,
Agency,
Artem. 104.
ecos,
Just. Apol. 1, 44, Saifiovoav.
Clem. A,
8,
e'veiKriins
(eWiXe'o))
apud. Or*.
422,
1.
II,
207,
6.
a rolling up, Ruf. Herod, apud On'6. IF,

Jos. B. J. 4,
Const, Apost,
12, toC
of the evil KoT evcpyemv, sc.
Apophth, Poemen.
the
8ia^6\ov, through
evi\ivdeopat
10.
=:
elKtvdeofMii in,
9,
iveipya (eipya),
C.
eveKâcris,
to
shut
up
in.
Epiph.
I,
1136
agency of the Devil, Anast, Sin. 45 A. ivepyeco, rjtra), to work in, to influence, to inr stigate, said of the Devil and his agents.
Just.
Apol.
1,
5.
26.
2,
8,
nva
pô-eia-dm.
eas,
ij,
=:
i'Kâa-is.
Sophrns. 3328
D.
A/fKa or evexev, adv. on account of. Clem. A. X, 1033 'Ek yoveav re evKa, 'where 6k is
superfluous.
to.
2.
Concerning, with regard
Eust. Ant. 613

TTis
A
80,
Has
fveKa
iyya(TTpip,i6ov.
3.
toC
av
e;(oi/it yvwjir]s
For, for the

(pavcpoidrivat.
7rpoa-(l>opdv.
sake
of.
Diod.
Cor.
2,
1,
t^j Trokvavdpamlas.
Tryph. 78. Theophil. 1064 A. Clem. A. I, 60 A. Orig. Ill, 1108 A (I, 968 A). Alex. A. 548 A. Athan. II, 965 B. Greg. Naz. I, 953 C. Did. A. 1193 C. Pallad.La.us. 1059 D. Sophrns. 3656 A. 2. Participle, o ivpyovp,vos, energumen. Aster. Urh. 148 B. Athan. II, 933 A. Chrys, I, 468 E. Ânast. Sin, 45 B ivipyqa-av ivrjpyriarco).']
Paul.
7,
12,
evepyrjfia, aros, to,
{ivepyeco)
2,
act,
deed,
work,
4,
Apophth.
293
A,
toS
Troifjcrm
operation,
51,
p.
Polyb,
42,
7,
et alibi.
Diod.
6.
405 C, ToO fi^ OT^KoiTô-ai tois aiperiKols. Porph. Adm. 255, 16, yempyav, for the sake of employing them as tillers of the ground.
256, 11, Tov viov 'AcrdvSpov.
Ivepa,
oTos,
to,
(ivirj/u)
2,
Paul. Cor. 1, Barn. 19, suffering. Anton, 4, 2.
295, 47.
12,
10.
Sext, 67,
enema,
3,
injection,
opposed to TToSos, Diog, Sin, 601 D, miracle, 2.

14,
7,
G5, Anast.
Energema
ivipyeia of evil spirits.
Tertull. II, 43 A.
clyster.
Diosc.
144.
6 (8).
Eupor.
2,
791 A.
ivepyrjs, 4s,
53.
4vivr]KovTafvvea
Sept.
(EPro)
Cor.
active, effective, efficacious.
ivevrjKovTa ivvia, ninety-nine.

,
Polyb.
44.
2, 65, 12.
11, 23, 2.
1, 6,
9,
Diod.
et alibi.
1, 88.
17,
Gen. 17,
1.
Paul
Pallud. fervent
eWvjjKon-ac'l
63.
=:
ivevrjKovTa e|.
Sept. Esdr.
1, 8,
Laus.
1083 B,
npoa-evxr).
earnest,
(Jacob. 5, 16 Aerja-is ivepyovp.ivrj).
eVfi/T/KovrafTTjf, es,
or iveinjKOVTacTTji,
606, 49.
r,
(ivevfj2,
ivepyrjTios, a, ov,
II,
^
6i/ fifi
ivepyeiaBm,.
PM.
Kovra, cTos) ninety years old.

6, 24.
Sept.
Mace.
I,
1084 C.
r),
Clem. A.
ov,
-
II,
324 C.
active,
efficient.
Philon
fVfvrjKOPTanivTe
I,
Lucian,
442.
ivepyrjTiKos,
(ivepyiai)
ivevrjuovra nevTe, ninety-five.
Polyb. 12, 28, 6.

efficient
Heron Jun,
Athen,
60, 29.
ii,
cause.
2.
Sext. 122, 9, ahiov, the
Active,
in grammar;
16.
32.
ivfvrjKovraTnixvs,
5, 33.
(irrjxvs)
ninety cubits long,
opposed to
797, 8,
naerjTiKos.
p?ip.a,
verb.
Dion. H. VI, 796, Apollon, D. Conj. 481,
Digitized
by Microsoft
evepy7}TCKco<!
467
evOa-TTTco
ivtpYinKas, adv. actively.

Actively, in
Sexl. 239, 30.
2.
Apollon.
7,'7.
grammar; opposed to waOrfriKas. D. Synt. 276, 20. Phryn. P. S.
ivexipas (as if from ivixvpos), adv. safely, in sajfetij. Arr. P. M. . 43, ecapeta-dai.. iv^da foffl. Philon I, 65, 22.
evpyoâTf(o
Ill,
588.
evepy6\aPea>
Or/(/. I,
= = =
I,
ivCrjTTjcns,
ecos,
^,
fi)njo-ij.
0?-2gr.
I,
761
fvepyi>s
ârea V Pseudo-Zuctara.
in.
B.
ej't'ôs, ov, (fufHj)
ipyoXaêco
TTJ irXdvrj.
Poll.
8,
30.
Damasc.
ivîiypaôs,
II,
392 C.
leavened; opposed to a^vp.os. Cerul. 745 A.
884 A,
ov,
(^<oypa(f>ia)
painted picture.
hepym
11.
(sKpyijs), adv. efficaciously.
Diosc.
1,
Epiph.
I,
373
ev^mypdipovs.
i'vi<fdos, ov, (fft)8toi)
ivepevdrjs, is,
9, 8. 6.
ipevOrjg, ipevdrieis.
Polyb. 32,
211, 132, p. 126.
On'6. II, 58,
having figures of animals painted or carved upon it. Theoph. Cant.

896.
Cic. Att. 12, 4.
Siraft. 3, 1, 5, p.
PMon
380,
2.
3.
Diosc.
1,
ivâ>vi(oiiai (âvrj)
II,
=h
aôvi orpEô/iat? Plut.
Soran._ 258,
11.
Antyll.
apud
896 A.
ivâvvvju
(oTos,
6,
ivipoxpas,
corpse.
fVeoTido/iai
(fvepoi, XP">^)
1, 3.
P'^^^
o,^
o,
ivrjSo/uu
ivr)B6va>s
=:
âvvvpj,.
Plut.
Orig.
1,
470 B.
993 A.
Died.
Ill, 4,
^8op,ai, in.
I,
Alciphr.
{rjhovrf),
adv. pleasurahly.
icTuiofiai, in.
Lucian.
PAo^.
II,
410. 81
78 as V.
ivTjbvva)
ivecTTws, see
fVfv6riVfOiiai
ivitmmi.
=::
eidrjvea
m,
1.
Clim. 972 A.
fjbvva.
Pseudo-iucian.
Philon
588.
Ephr.l, 15 F.
vr]8viTa6i<o
c.
(vevrjuepfio
et alibi.
IvevKaipfco
= =
rjbvTradia in.
11,
326,
eijjuepea
in.
Plut. II, 665 D,
44.
ivTjKiKos,
ov,
I,
(r]Kt^)
evKaipeo) in.
387,
3.
(rrei/.
rjo-io,
^>,s.
II,
Philon 253 D.
to
I,
309, 23.
Sept.
Plut.
ivrfKoa
984 D.
fj\6a)
Inscr. 1625, 51. of age. 184 B. in. TseuAo-CArys. U, 817

II,
iiifvXoycci),
{eiXoyea)
in.
bless
in.
C.
eV7jp.epeva> ^z: TjfjLepeva iv.
Gen. 12, 3
ivcvpvva
-a-Bai ev tivi-
Ps. 71, 17.

Cyrill.
evpivco
A.
I,
156
ivripep.ia
=^
f)pejiia> in.
Diod. Philon
1 7, 70.
I,
465, 43.
II,
B.
fwuoTO/ifci)
50, 4.
140, 6.
(cpeVcrti))
(vev(T)(rjiiovea>
:^ ficTTOiica) in. ^= ev(T)(rjiiovi(o

evuxoKeo)
in.
PMlostr. 870.
in.
evfjprjs,
es,
furnished with oars, as a

alibi.
II,
Hierocl. C. A.
vessel.
Plut.
I,
467 C, et
44, 4.
fvev<T\oKeco
fvevrpciTT)!, is,
ivivrvxif
ivfv<\>rip,i<ii
= = = = =
ivriavxd^to
Lucian.
I,
II,
436.
ivrjxi(0
^=
rjorvxdÔ) in.
Philon
140,
5.
hX'^"' '"
I,
Plut. 11, 589 D.
jlrei.
eirpenrjs.
Chron. 733, 11.

Aristid.
C.
S;)i>A.
aros,
1037 A.
evTvxi<t> ineicprjiiia.
179.
ivrixr]p.a,
to,
jjxr}lia.
Iambi. V. P.
Eus.
Ill,
ivfvcj>paiva>
{ev<ppaiv<a), to delight.
14.
Mid.
541 B. Simoc. 27,

Sept.
I,
132.
evfjxri(nsj
rejJort. fj, (fwypêm) sound: 229 C. 361 A. 476 A. 996 A. evTjxos, ov, (^"0 sounding ; opposed to avr/xos. 2. Athen. 14, 38. Hippol. Haer. 240, 22.
ecus,
ivevrfypaivofiai., to rejoice in.
Epiph.
I,
Prov.
11.
8, 31, ei/ uJois
dvdpamav.
Inscr.
Philon
2448,
231,
335, 34.
fUxofxai.
I,
*fvevxop.ai
14.
Instructed
evda, for
to,
Sept. Sir. Prol. 9 as v.
1.
Synes. 1413 B.
loherewith,
denoting the instrument.
evevaxiojxm ^=. eiaxioiiai.

Synes. 1369 C.
in.
5<m6.
17, 1, 15.
Joann. Mosch. 2949
Mera to Kavtrm aprov
hexvpaîo, to take in pledge.
Classical.
[^Sept.
Tov (povpvov oix fipfV 'iv6a &<pei\ev aôyyiam Tov (j)ovpvov, after he had heated the oven, he
Job
24, 3 rjvfxvpao'au.^
evexvpa(Tiia,
aros,
to,
(ivcxvpdîo)
pledge,
could not find that (the should clean the oven.

ev6dSiov, ov, TO, ivBdbios, a,
ov,
mop)
with which he
tiling
pawned.
6,
Sept.
Ex.
22, 26.
Ezech. 33,
'IvTvôs^
Geopon. 12,
belonging
1, 3.
15.
{ev6a,
evddSe)
here,
hxvpaup,6s, ov,
pledge.
Sept.
evexvpatria, a pledging,
7.
Ezech. 18,
Plut.
I,
215
8.
D.
ivexvpmâ
ivexvplacTfia
Antec. 4, 6,
Philipp.
eWûpifa),
= =
ivex'upd(<>>-
Polyb.
6,
37,
7.
home-made, of domestic manufacPorph. Cer. 473. iv6a\a(Ta-eva or cvdaKaTTeva (âXaairfuft)), to Philon II, 8, 25. Poll. 1, 121. live at sea. Dion. Alex. 1253 Clem. A. I, 424 A.
made
ture.
here,
evexvpaap,a.
Apocr.
Act.
to
A.
*iv6aKaa-aos, ov, XBakaxraa) by the sea,
9.
t'tro),
on the
1,
(ipixvpov) to give in pledge

o-ol
sea-shore.
evOdiTTO)
Athen. Arch.
to
5.
9.
promise.
oCtos.
Aster. 325 B,
oTt yevrjo-jj roi-
(fidwras),
II,
bury
in.
Diod.
66.
fvexvpip.atov, ov, to,
Dion. H.
iuixvpov-
958,
Plut.
H, 282 F.
[_Arr.
Phryn.
Anab.
7, 1,
6 evreddipdai.'}
Digitized
by Microsoft
evOeaariKw^
cvBcaa-TiKSis
468
raj>turously.
(ivdeacrnKos),
adv.
2.
D.
Lucian.
II,
413.
Prod. Farm. 530 (96).
Nic.
To consecrate a church. Stod 1089 CP. 860 C. i;;>JpA. Mon. 261 B.

ems,
fj,
ivdeimnây, ia-a, (ev6efj,a) to insert a graft, to Geopon. 10, Ejnpli. H, 569 A. engraft.
Corfm. 89, 15. 148.

ivBpoviaa-is,
=z
evdpovuTfiOi.
Steph.
23,4.
10, 76, 1.
Diac. 1077 A.
ivSifiana-iios, oi, 6, insertion.
Clem. A.
I,
364
?
evSpoviaa-jios, ov, 6,
A,
vov,
vov6eTt)(ris.
B. of a candlestick
ivSijiiov, ov,
TO,
the
socket
2. 1613 A. Euchol. table.
evOpovuTjios.
Chal. 1568
holy-
Consecration of a
Sept.
e'vdev,
Ex.
38, 16.
adv. hence.
Sept.
Dan.
12, 5 "Ecflei' Koi
evdev,
on each
eas,
v6(6nfi.os, ov,
vde<Ti.s,
17,
= = =
side.
BeoTifios.
Sibyll. 5, 268.
iv6povuum<6s, T), 6v, := evdpovumKos. Damasc. evBpovtoTiKal o-vXKaât. n, 76 B. C, \6yoi, 2. Substantively, to ivdpoviaa-TiKov, the enthronization fee, paid by the bishop or-
evdefm, graft.
Geopon. 10,
Sept.
dained.
evBpoviâ,

la-a,
1,
3.
install.
37, 1, et alibi.
UvBetriios, ov, {6eir)i6s)
(dpovos)
2 as v.
to
1.
enthrone,
=
in.
ivvojios, lawful.
I,
Sept. Esth.
Diod.
II, 595, 97
I,
Mace.
3, 2, 21.
P/(.
527 B.
Synes. 1413 D.
-aiai Tols jSacrtXe/ots.
fvBea-fiai, ady.
ivOeamâ)
fvderiov
ivdempto)
= = Geopon. =
I,
ivvofias.
8<TmCa>
8ei
Eus. IV, 444 A.

Plotin.
I,
ivBelvm.
41,
3.
6, 1, 4.
Êwpeco
in.
Nicom.
91.
eves'.
iVyss. Ill,
1092 C.
Afax. Cora/. H, 28 A.
ivBims (evdeos), adv.
App.
B.
fW^^Ki;,
132, 24.
Poll. 1, 22.
an inspired manner. Orig. I, 1316

stoct, stores,
In ecclesiastical Greek, it is commonly used with reference to the enthronization of bishops. Greg. Naz. ni, 1247 A. Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 54 Chal. 1608 A. Theod. Socr. 217 B. F. Theod. Lector 193 A. Joann. IV, 88 C. 3. To conMon. 301 D. Euagr. 2608 B. Euchol. secrate a holy table.
Hippol. 632 A.
865 D.
2.
Clem. A.
253 B.
ev6povi(Tii6s, ov, 6, {evBpoviâ)

rjs, ij,
{ivriBrffu)
entheca,
525, 39.
provisions.
Philon
41, 36.
II,
Artem. 341.
Chal. 1568 B. 2> Consecration a bishop. of a church. Balsam, ad Concil. VI, 31, hKXr)aLas.
ov, 6, one that enthrones. 1156 A. 1164 A.
17,
enthronization of
S^mm. Gen.
Cassian.
I,
170 A. Phryn. 223. Argum. Bern. Phorm. d(popiJi.fi. 944. .BasiX in, 320 C. Iren. 636 B. ivdrjKoio, axTw, to locate.
ivdriXviradfw,
nate.
r)<Ta>,
Epiph. I, 1045 A, cargo. 2. Funds, capital,
ivdpovtarris,
Greg.
Naz.
Ill,
IvBpovujTiKos,
OV,
{ivBpoviîo')
inaugural.
Euagr.
letters,
4, 4, p.
(6rjKvs, iradelv)
4, 9, 10.
to be effemi-
letters
2708 A, (ruKKaâl, inaugural sent by a newly ordained pa-
Jos.
tvdjja-avpiâ
B.J.
triarch to the other patriarchs.
They were
Bija-avplâi.
Damosc.
I,
1241
Ael.
expected to contain the doctrinal opinions

of the writer.
evdpovot, ov,
B.
evSXaa-is, Eo)f,
fj,
(evff\d<o)
a pressing
in.
iv Bpova.
Eus. IV,
17
B.
X. A.
890
16, 22.
evSXaa-iia, arot, to,
ev6vpopai
preceding.
=^
eTTLdvfiea.
Sept. Deut. 21, 11.

Uttlc
vdvp.7]p.a.
Gell.
Galen. XIII,
ivOvp.TjpdTLov,
ov,
TO,
16, 1.
evdifiTja-is, c<ar,
fj,
ivSkiimKas (iv6\ifi(o), adv. by pressing downward. Sext. 137, 16. Galen. VII, 'hSkiîs, etDf, r], a pressing in.
Enthymesis, the abortion of

;
cro0ia
called also 'Axap.a>0

Iren.
a Valentinian
figment.
415 E.
fvBoXos, ov,
A.
0o\6s, turbid.
Tertidl.
Achmet.
78. 172.
380,
15.)
456 A. 460 A. 473 A. 480 (Compare Plotin. I, II, 556 B. 2. Enthymesis criyfi, the
193.
ÊvOovo'iao'TaL,
cov, at,
spouse of /Sufldj.
îvdov(rid^(o) Enthitsiastae
ev6vp.ida>
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single,
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II,
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and no more.
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Aristid.
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evKoKwios, see eyKoKwios.

evKpiT^pios, ov, (eyxpivo), KpiTrjs) quid ?
"Vn, 204 A.
Iambi. Myst.
265,
Mathem. 215. Did. A. 496 A. Prod. Farm.

564 (151).
iviaias,
1104
Toils ivKpiTTjpiovs
evXifievuTTTjs
o'iieovs.
eXXt/iewor^s.
Afric. Cest. 50.
adv. L.
unice,
singly.
Did. A. 4,92
ivKiiivdâ, see eXXt/u/a^m.
A.
(9).
Prod. Farm. 589 (192). 634 (44). 663
evvdypapjxos, ov,
(evvea, ypdp,iui)
composed of
hiaias, adv.
nine
evlm-e.
letters.
Mai. 85,
7.
Soran. 248, 17.
Eus.
Ptol.
evvayavios, ov, with evvea yaviai.
Heron Jun.
nineteenth.
m,
729 B.
135, 13.
evvaScKaros,
r],
ivuivtnaias (iviavo'i.a'ios), adv. annually.
ov,
(evvea,
deKaros)
Tetrab. 91.
ivtav<nos, a, ov, yearly.
aia-ia,
Substantively,
Hermes
to. ivi-
Tr. latrom. 439, 35.

fi,
ewaerjjpis, iSos,
(evvaerrjs)
anniversary, funeral prayers offered a

years.
Plut. 11,
293 B.
period of nine Schol. Clem. A.

Pallad. 1050 A.
nine thou10, 18.
year after the burial.

Ivuivros, ov, 0, year.
778 B.
ewaeria, as,
ij,
(See also rplra, twara, TeacrapaKocTa.)

Sept. Lev. 25, 29,
3, 10, 25.
rjfiepSiv.'
=:
preceding.
=:z ewaKis
2,
ewcLKis, adv. nine times.

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Reg.
1, 1, 7.
1, 7, 16.
Maoc. 1,4,
Dlod.
Jos.
11,
ewaKurxJXioi,
at, (ov,
iXtoi,
59 ''EviavTov Kar eviavrSv, year by year.

12,
sand.
Plut.
Sept.
Mace.
8,
24.
2,
36 'O p,eyas evtavros, the great year.

1,
n, 416 B.
1,
Ant.
39 E.
3, 9.
Plut.
II,
892 C.
Achill.
Galen.
ewd<6<Tioi, (u, a,
5.
Heges. 1316 A. nine hundred. Sept. Gen.

12.
5,
Sext. 747, 27.

II,
Tat. 956 C.
Esdr.
5,
Polyb. 26,
6,
9.
Clem. A,
368 A.

2448, VI, 26 KAPhilostrg. 601 B.
seat.
II,
1047 D.
Sext. 747,
30
ivaKoa-tot.
Also
I^
Plut.
Analol. 236 B.
{Înscr.
iweaitomoi.
Theophil. 3, 21.
Clem. A.
eENIAYTON =:
hiaxodi, adv.
evi^Tjiia,
Koff evw.vTov.']
849 B.
Clem. A.
II,
9,
Chrys. Vll, 123 C.

fj,
eviaxov.
ivvoKoaioaTos,
19.
ov,
nine hundredth.
SyncelL
?
aros, to, (fVifavia)
396 C.
f'wfiB,
ewakios, a,
(els)
to
ov, (evvea)
6.
worth nine coins
Porph.
Greg Naz. Ill, 1074 A 'H Tpw.s TToKiv evl^frai. Prod. Farm. 597 (206). Pseudo-I>2on. 589 C. Justinian. Monoph. 1105 C. Meet. Byz. 748 C.
iW,
make
one.
Cer. 473,
OKToKlOS.)
evvafiTjviaios,
(See also i^dKios,
eirToKios,
see evveafiTjvuuos.
ewd/irivos, ov,
evvedprjvos.
Clem. A.
II,
308
*eViKos, ^, 6v,
(els)
L. singularis, singular, in
A.
ewaoiyKiov, ov,
ewaralos, a,
Polyb.
to, (evvea, ovyieia)
grammar.
791,
7.
Chrysipp.
802,
12.
apud Diog.
Dio>2.
7,
192.
novem un1.
Dion. Thr. 632, 10.

Lesbon. 172 (185).
C.
ewftSr,
IT,
635, 29.
H. VI,
dpi6p.6s-
ciae, dodrans.
ov,
3, 53, 9.
Tryph.
33,
(evvaros)
on
II,
the
ninth day.
Apollon. D. Fron. 273

Sext. 546, 14.
Galen.
192 B.
301 B, eieela.
632,
8.
"EwaTOV,
ov, TO, (evvaros) sc. rnijielov, the
Ninth
adv. L. singulariter, singly.
Greg. Naz.
Ward, one of the quarters of Alexandria.

Apophth. 196 B.
253 B.
417 B.
to
e'l/iXXamro) (iXXanrra))
8ia tS>v 6(f>6ap.&v fi\e-
Monoph. 1104 A. Leant.

Mosch. 3048 A.
*evvaros,
7),
256 D. Justinian. JoannI, 1229 C.
âpiffiK,
wink, ogle.
Clem.
68.
A.
I,
645
A.
hCKva
ov,
ninth.
Substantively,
ninth
(a) 7
iveiXeai.
Moschn.
iviirovs, ovv,
(els, ttovs)
evvdrq,
sc.
&pa,
the
canonical hour.
fun/oirovs.
Coined
I,
Ban. 293. cViTnrafojuai. =z iTmdôpm ev. Arr. Anab. 2, 6, 3.

Schol. Arist.
by
Plut.
419 F.
I,
Theod. VO., Const. Apost. 8, 34. Laod. 18. 1333 A Tiyy t^j evvdnjs eirereXea-av Xeirovp(b) TO evvara, sc. lepd, funeral offeryiav.
mwiTopaxea)
10 as
iviarriiu
V.
ings on the ninth
day
after the burial.
Isae.
iit7roiia\ea> ev.
Dion. H.
263,
1.
larrnu
in.
2.
Farticiple, 6 eve-
crras
tense.
or evcarriKas, so. p^pdi/os, the present Plut. II, 1081 Dion. Thr. 638, 22.
Aeschin. 86, 4. Menecl. 46 (37). 73, 26. (c) TO ewara, funeral prayPoU. 8, 146. ers offered on the ninth day after the burial. Damasc. U, 261 C. Const. Apost. 8, 42. (See also Eus. IV, 936 D, and compare the
D.
Drac. 31, 19.
Sext. 652, 26 (Aristot.
Roman
coena novemdialis.)
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12,
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470
Dion
C. 50,
Jer. 52, 23.
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Sept.
zm
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ivvevriKovTae^:îvvevrjKOvTae^, ninety-six.
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I,
ivvavfia)â> :=z vavâ)(0> in.
Plut. II, 1078 D.

consisting
iwemjKOVTaeTris,
years.
iwmfiiPXos, nine books.

evveahiKos,
13,
ov,
(ivvea,
/3i/3Xby)
of
Psell.
926 A.
L.
Philon Orig. I, 589 C
606, 49.
eros) of ninety Lucian. I, 442,
-Tijr.
6v, (ivveds)
nonariu
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ivvevrjKOVTare<r(raps, a,
ivvevTjKOvra Teatrapes,
I,
number nine.
ivveaeTTjpis,
iSos,
Hippol. Haer. 76, 50, Kavav.

{evvea, eros)
ninety-four.
Clem. A.
885 A.
period of nine
evvevr)Ko(TTOTeTapTos, ov, (ivvevrjKoo'Tos, TerrapTos)
years.
Syncell.
308,
ihos,
3.
fj,
ninety-fourth.
evveaKaiheKoerqpls,
(imcaKaiSeKa, eras)
ivveoo)
Afric. 92 A. ve6a land. Geopon.
3, 1, 9.
6, 13.
Gemin. 813 B. period of nineteen years. Anatol. Gcden. U, 39 F. Diod. 12, 36.
212 B.
ivveaKaiSeKaeTT)!, es,
evvev/ia, aros, to,
^^
veiipa.
in.
Sept. Prov.
I,
ivviio (yew), to
swim
Aristid.
470, 18.
ivvearepiâ
=z
vearepiâ.
Phot. HI, 1089 A,
of nineteen years
2,
nineteen
in the use of language.

ivvripris, eos, ^,
years old.
12.
Diod.
47.
Dion. H.
Ill,
1428,
(ivvea) vessel with nine banks of

7,
oars.
Polyb. 16,
1.
Diod.
16.
II,
496,
79.
ivveoKaiheKaKis, adv. nineteen times.
Heron Jun.
Athen.
ivvfjcfxo
206,
2.
5, 36.
vfjipco.
Anton.
in,
I,
1,
eweaKaiSeKairXacriaiv, ov, nineteen times as large.
ivvfixopai zzz
vfi(f)oiJ,ai,
Philon
5.
I,
693, 19.
I,
Plut.
II,
891 B.
Achill.
Tat. Isagog. 960
Antyll.
apud
Oiib.
524,
Oiig.
1072
D.
eweoKaLeiKas, dSos,
twenty-nine.
fj,
A.
(ivvea, eiKas) the
number
iworjpa, aros, to, (ivvoea) thought, conception,

idea.
8.
Cyrill A.
X, 857 A.
Sept. Sir. 21, 11.

2.
ivveaKaiTpiaKovrdfieTpos, ov,
=z
ivvea Kal rpid-
242,
Aristeas 21.
Kovra /lerpav.
riads.

(evveoKis, p,vpioi)
Plut. II, 882 D. E.
Dion. H. V, 209, Philon I, 206, 13. Galen, n, 29 B. Sext.

II,
ivveaKLCTp,vpioi, ai, a,
nine mySext.
108, 17. 461,

7,
7. 9.
Clem. A.
mental.
32 B. Diog.
II,
App.
I,
232, 64.
a,
61.
fj,
evveaKi(TX'-Xi-oi,
m,
r=
6,
evvaKUTXiKioi.
12.
evvorjpxinKos,
6v,
Galen.
25 E,
747, 30.
Ael. V. H.
Basil,
ni, 477 A, \6yos.
Fsendo-Just. 1317
ivvfaKocrwi, see evvoKocrioi.

vveafX7]VLaios, a, ov,
C.
=z
evvediMTjvos-
Nicom.
Modest. 3285 B.
evvaprjvtaios.
Petr. Sic. 1304 B.
Also,
47.
iwOripanKas, adv. mentally.

(40).
,
Prod. Farm. 632

Hippol. Haer.
84,
Caesarius 1052.
the
iworjTTjs,
ov,
6,
deviser.
ivvfds, dSos,
Nicom. 97. Theol. Arith. 56. Plut. II, 744 A. Porphyr. V, Plotin. 78, 12, the Enneades of Plotinus.
fj,
number
nine.
72.
evvoia, as, 4, thought, conception.
Plut.
to
II,
1077
Ilapa
Tfjv
evvoiav,
contrary
reason.
ivvfda-Teyos, ov, (ore'yi)) building
of nine
stories.
Diod. 20, 91.

ivvfa(rvk\aôs, ov, (rrvKKa^rf) consisting of nine
syllables.
Heph.
10,
5,
pijpov Sajr^weov
17
'hrmavdiiTciov.
ivvfatpdpiMKos, ov, ((pdppaKov}

e
enneaphar-
um, medicine
Med.
ov,
composed of nine ingredients.

lips.
II, 179 D. Hippol. 833 A 'Yiriphbeyond conception or comprehension. 2. In the Valentinian theogony, the selfconsciousness of Bythus, called also a-iyrj, Iren. 445 A, For Sixdpis, ivBi/irjais. mon's ennoea, appearing in Helena, see Id. 671 B. Terlull. H, 708 B.
Galen.
voiav,
Cels.
5, 19, 10.
'Ei/i/d/i,
o,
Hinnom.
z::^
Sept. Jer.
7,
31 *apay|
iwedxeiKos,
88.
(êiXos) with nine
Nicom.
a
ivvfdxopbos, ov,
(xopSfj)
of nine
strings, as
musical instrument.
evvdx<^pos, ov,
AtAen. 14, 38. (xaipa) of nine places or spaces.

in.
Theol. Arith. 28.
iwcKpoo)
Naz.
twep,a>
II,
veKpoa 236 C.
Plut.
U, 792 B.
1, 5.
Greg.
Teewa. evvopos, ov, according to the Law, subject to the Law of Moses. Sept. Sir. Prol. Just. Trypk Clem. A. H, 624D. 4, p. 577 B, jToKireia. a. Skilled in the law. Did. A. 212 X, HavKos, deeply versed in the Jewish law. iwopas, adv. according to the Law. Just.
vlov 'Ewop,
Tryph.
0pp. Hal.
67.
:^
vepai in.
Dion C.
ivvoiTO'eva
:^
iweotrireiia).
Sept. Ps, 103,
17.
72, 3, 2,
Jer. 22, 23, iv ralr KeSpois.
evvevfiKovra, ninety.
Philon
I,
607, 27.
ivvocrorroLeopm (n-oteo))
Jox.
Diod.
5, 43.
iweo(T(reva.
Pseudo-
fwevr]KOVTadvo
=.
evvevrjuovra bio, ninety-two.
Mace.
14, p. 515.
Sept. Esdr. 1, 5, 15.
ewevrjKovraevvia
nine.
Sept.
15, 4.
7.
ivvevriKovTa
17,
1
ivvea,
ninety-
ivvvKTepevm (vvKTepevo)), to pass the night in. Polyb. 3, 22, 13 'Ev rfj ivwiereptvx'^'Pf f")
Gen.
Matt. 18, 12. 13.
eraaav.
evva>6pos, ov,
Diosc.
Luc.
2,
91.
va6p6s.
Diosc.
1,
87.
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evojKo^
fVoyKOS, ov, (SyKos) bloated.
471
Hermes
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svopaa-is,
ecos,
fj,
evovpdvio<i
(ivopda,)
a looking
in or
at.
389, 26.
evohiov, ov, TO,
(ivoSios)
prayer before starting
on a journey.
fVoeiSrii, is, (eij,
Clem. A. n, 888 C. evopahKos, ij, ov, capable of seeing m, 800 B.

evopbivos, ov, (opSivos)
into.
Oriq.
Harm.
32.
25.
EIAO) simple, uniform. Nicom. Iambi. Myst. 168, 4. Adhort.

345 B.
780 B. Procl Farm.
ivbiaTOKTos, regular.
Theoph. 557.
ivopStvms, adv. regularly.
21.
evopeios, ov,
Athan.
II,
Porph.
Adm.
103,
540 (113). 641 (55).

4voeiSS)s,
adv. singly, simply, in one form. Nicom.

9.
(opor) on the mountains.
Scymn.
74.
Iambi. Myst. 8,
53, 4.
Jul. Frag.
832,
jSi'os.
200 A.
(miKi.6a (oiKftdo))
8, 1.
ivopBiaâ
^=
opBiAâ.
Philon
II,
265, 42.
Poll.
9, 8.
=:
an
elaoLKeiow.
Sept. Esth.
ivopios, ov, (Spot) within the limits.
Diod.
1,
93.
Plut. II, 966

ingratiating.
A.
Clim. 989
us.
evoiKtiaiTis, o)s, ^,
II,
249
vnfpopiais.
.-
Tali
ft.
imp
Trjv
ivopiav (fivyais,
fj
Substantively,
ivopta,
A.
ivouaalfii, aira,
precincts
(ivoiKiov)
to
let,
parish, diocese.
Cyrill.
rent,
lease
1001
A.
A. X,
A,
4.
Greg. Nyss. in, 361 A. Apocr.
house.
Gregent. 612
-a-dm.
Anapbor.
Poll.
Pilat.
ivoiKtbios, ov, (ipoiKios) in
or of the house.
o-xewj.
Justinian. Cod.
1, 2,
26, a.
Apophth. 237 B. Basil. Porph.

8, 15,
are els
10, 156.
2,
Clem. A.
ov,
I,
436 A,
Geopon.
to
Novell. .3 19.
fvopKea
opKi^cD. Jos. Ant. Porph. Adm. 208, 18 'EvopKa
47, 12, et alibi.

i),
-a-Bai.
ivoutiKos, rent.
(ivoUwv) pertaining
79,
to
Typic.
be rented.
SubstanTheoph.
L. coenacu-
house-
tov deov
iva dweXdrjs. evop/cifm
tively,
ra ivoiKiKo, rent, house-rent.

22.
6,
opxiâ.
Paul. Thess.
1, 5,
27 'Ec-
Com. 429,
opKLôD ifids tov Kvpiov dvayvairB^vai rrfv eVt(evoiiaov, Xeyco)

iTToKr^v
tvotKia\6yos, ov,
larius, collector
of rents. Artem. 285. Basilic.

Gloss.
evopKiov,
21.
ov,
TO,
SpKos.
Sept.
Num.
5,
60, 4, 5, V.
1.
evoiKoKoyos.
fvoiKiov, ov, TO, habitation.
Dion. P. 668.
dwell
in,
evopKta-pos, ov,
6,
(t'l/opicifo))
a binding by
oath.
ivoiKovpea
(oiKoupco),
II,
to
inhabit.
Synes. 1413 B.
Dion. H. ivouio^Xva
1041, 10.
340.
Lucian.
(olvos,
II,
cfiKva)
Ill, 65.
evdpKas (evopKos), adv. by oath.

20.
olvocfAvyea.
PoU.
1,
39.
Lucian.
E.
ivoKurBaivm (fikurBaiva), to slip in.
Plut.
I,
488
632 C.
ivoKxia {i\ku>)
45.
ii/o/xiXem
I,
irpoo-opniâ.
Martyr. Areth.
Philon
evoppAa (oppdco), to 8, els Tovs evecTwras Koipovs. evoppJa (ôp/iea), to be at anchor in a harbor. Polyb. 16, 29, 13. Philon I, 523, 36. Jos. Ant. 15, 9, 6.
evop/iiiofiai
Sept. Tobit Athen. 6, 108. rush in. Polyb. 16, 28,
8,
6fu\em
in.
Aristeas 16.
314, 34.
preceding.
Dion. H.
I,
I,
142,
8.
40, 4.
165, 16.
Plut. II, 653
Strab. 5, 4,
6.
Philon
327, 11.
670, 17,
7.
C.
et alibi.
Poll. 1, 101.
hojijuiToa ::= ofifmToa.

43.
Philon
I,
369, 12. 586,
ev6pp.iv for ev6pp.iov, ov, to,
Dion
C. 50, 12,
opjiiaKos ?
Inscr.
590, 43.
evofiopyvviu
4866 (A. D. 115).

ojxofrywiii in.
Plut. II, 1081

Ignat. 672
evdppurpa, aros,
to,
{evopp,lôp,ai)
anchorage.
Antip. S,
B.
CTol/fo) (o^tfo)),
to
App.
become sour.
to
II,
839, 30.
(jopfios)
ivoppiTTjs, ov, 6,
in harbor.
A.
ivoiroua, -qaa, (kvonoios)
Classical.
,
37.
Agath. Epigr.
79, 9.
make
one, to unite.
evopvtrtno ^=.
dpv(T(Tfii in.
Philostr. 79.
Clem. A.
I,
756 B.
n, 469 B.
evopxeoptai
=^
opxôfuu ev nvi.
Alciphr.
3,

evojToi6s, ov, (eis, Trotcm)
"V.
65.
Pyth.
84.
Procl.
making one. Porphyr. Farm. 641 (114).
ev&rrjs, rjTos,
Pseudo-Dzon. 120 B, Siva/us.

ivomrplâ,
ia-a>,
(cvoirrpov) to reflect in a mirror.
Synes. 1288 B.
to
2.
i), (s) oneness, unity. Classical. Patriarch. 1097 A. Paul. Eph. 4, 3. 13. Epiphanes Plut. II, 769 F. Ignat. 648 B. et Hippol. Haer. 292, 2. apud Iren. 565
Mid.
ivoTrrpiCofiai,
(a)
a mirror. Plut. II, 696 A. Clem. 588 A. Macar. 497 B. (b) to see as in a mirror. Philon I, 451, 38. Clem. R. 1, 36, Syjfiv aiiToii. Hippol. 680 A. Eus. VI, 1000 B. Basil. H, 825 D. tvmrpuTis, eas, rj, îvoirrpiôfiai) reflection in a
look in
I,
A.
Athenag. 909 A. 913 B. Clem. A. I, 200 C. Doctr. Orient. 676 A. Alciphr. evov\iCa> (o?\os), to curl the hair.
Frag.
hair.
5.
6,
evov\t<Tp6s, ov,
Cleyn.
(evouX/fm) the curling of the

I,
A.
:=::
560 C.
Iren. 1245
evovpdvios, ov,
ev ovpav^ &v.
mirror.
Plotin.
I,
584, 14.
A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
evovpeo)
ivovpeco, to be unable to retain urine.
472
Diosc.
3,
evarrjfia
f/,
eva-dpKwaris, eats,
tion.
=^
irdpKCixns, the
Incarna-
45 (52), p. 394.
ivovprjTTjs, ov, 6, ^=.
Eupor.
2,
101.
Schol. Arist.
Epiph.
I,
932 A.
Alciphr.
3, 7.
6 ivovpav.
Eq.
iva-aTTw (aaTTw), to stuff.

ivaêwvp,!.
400.
(vova-ia, as,
fj,
a-0ewvp.t in.
Diosc.
5, 93.
the being ivoiaws.
vov(no5i ov {pvaia^ having ovtria.
152 A. 768 A. Greg. Nyss. 11,

p.
801 B.
1256 B. Athan, II, Basil. I, 749 B.

Isicl.
evcriixvivop,ai, =:; o'cp.vvvoiiai iiri rail.
Eus. IV,
228 C.
h(Tt)Kaia>=i o^KdCa> in or
ip.
Cj/nH.
A.
I,
636
A.
Synes.
Hymn.
2,
37,
-<r^m.
1592.
D. A.
2.
CyrUl A. X, 1060 A.
Rich, wealthy.
PseU. 813
Hippol. 840
ivarjiiavrpas
(mj/iaiTpoi/),
adv.
Sept.
6^
design.
Theoph. 504, 18.
Method. 376 B.
ev(nTopai
fV
aiiriu.
hov<nato, iiaa, to render ivoiaios.

Hierocl. C. A. 29,
'ura,
1.
=^
(TiTcofuu in.
Job
40, 25,
*ivo(l)da\fi,i(a>,
(6(j}8a\p,6s)
L.
inoculo,
Theophr.
1.
eviTKaipo)
evcrKTjvdu)
oculos imjjono, to inoculate, to bud.

C. P. 5, 5, 4.
10.
ivocjidaKp,i<Tiia,
^= cKaipo) in. =^ cnajvoa in.
Caesarius 981.
Sept. Gen. 13, 12 as
Geopon. 10, 77,
11, 18,
V.
1.
cvo-Ktaô)
=
to
(TKiaâ.
Greg. Nyss.
II,
1136
aros, to,
(ivo<f>ddKiiiâ)
:^
fol-
C.
iv<TKiaTpa<pcoiuu
lowing.
Classical.
Synes. 1560 C.
^=
(TKiorpofjieoiuu.
Plut.
II,
ivo<l>6aKiu(Tji.6s, ov, 6,
L. inoculatio, budding.
476 E,
iviTKiprdo)
Tivi.
indulge vain hopes.

CTKiprda) in.
Plut. II, 640 B. Clem. A. II, Geopon. 10, 75, 1. 10, 77, 1. fvo^q, fjs, ij, (evex'") L. obligatio, obligation, at law. Psell. 929 A. B.
^=
Basil. TIT, 484 A,
344 A.
Basil. Sel. 581 B.
V(7Ko\ievofi(u
(TKoXiaiva.
Sept.
Job
40, 19,
quid?
iva-oêat
vo)(kia), to trouble,
-cr6m, to be sick.
2.
to vex.
Sept.
Gen. 48,
to
Mcef. 578, aoîa in.
17.
Philostr. 240.
Pass. ivo)(Kovp,ai,
be
eviToîtrrevo)
^=
cotfjiarfva) in.
Philon
IT,
I,
315,
Luc. 6, 18, and nvivjiarmv aKoBaprav. Ens. VI, 173 B, vwo Max. Conf. Schol. 168 D Oi cvSaifiovmu. (See also o)(\ovfj.i/oi zi=. oi ivepyovfievoi.
spirits.
ivdx^llJ"!, aros, to,
tion, vexation.
vexed with unclean
14.
367, 21, et alibi.
ivavajBdu)
ivtmapyavda
evtriraToKda)
iT7ra6da> in.
Philon
in.
372, 4.
3.
anapyavoat
Longin. 44,
z^
o-TraT-oXao) in.
CyriU. A.\, 156
B.
(eVo;(\co))
172B, rm.
trouble, molesta-
ivoTreipdofiai
16.
^=
aveipdopai
in.
Sext.
280,
Orib. II, 67, 4.
ivoxkrfais, ems,
rj,
annoyance.
evox^fiv.
Diog.
Clem,.
7,
14. 112,
eva-jrepiios, ov, (^crrrcppM)
with seed in
it.
Diosc.
ennui.
ivoxKrjTeov
z:::
3,
25 (28).
ov,
Sei
A.
I,
636
ei/oTToSos,
(o-jroSdr)
ashy.
Diosc.
5,
103,
B.
ei'oi/'is,
emy, ^,
=
8.
p.
fTToyjfu.
771.
Themist. 218,
,
7. 2,
cva-TTopos, ov,
=
6.
evavepfios.
Hermes
in.
Tr. Poem.
eVoM,
o)<r<B,
(eir)
L. u
18.
nio
<o ura'ie.
Diosc.
31, 10.
32,
53, Ti /lera vSaros.

Sexl.
Iren. 465 A.
129,
130, 9.
1228 A. Method. 136 A.

dash against Pkilon U,
Apollod.
ei/o-TTotiSdfo)
=::
(nrovbd^w
Philostr. 365.
509.
iva-rdCco, to instill.
/amJ/. Myst. 290, 11.
ivpaaaa
(pdircro))
Classical.
[Diosc.
2,
37
ivpi]yvvjj.ai, to
eKOToyî/at.]
neuter.
Jos.
Ant.
5, 8, 10. to
evCTToXafa)
into.
1,
preceding.
ClassicaL
[Diosc.
fVpjjyxu/ii (priymiu),
break
105 ivtrraKayijvai.^
514, 19 eveppayrj.
evprjo-cra)
(pijo-o-ffl)
ivaraTiK&s {ivfrranicos) obstinately, pertinaci/ms-
=:
preceding.
ly.
Hennog. Biet. 120,
18.
Eus.
'0
II,
889 A.
Arch. 15.
ivpiôs, ov, (ptCa) with the roots.
6,
iva-revoo)
=;
otei/oo) in.
i<Top.ai,
Caesarius 1048.
(orcpwoi')
Geopon.
6,
3, 4,
iv(rrpvi(afuu,
the
Zay up in
et alibi.
ivpiwrm
breast
to
embrace.
Clem.
avrov
R.
1,
piTrra in.
Arr. Anab.
Diosc.
in.
3,
10, 4.
npocixovres
eoTfpvuriicvoi
roiis
Xoyovs
imfieXas
Clem.
Dion
C. 74, 14, 6.
fvpva-aos, ov,
Te toIs
airkdyxvois.
pvtros.
ivtroKmâ =:; craAmfiB

C.
eVcrapitos,
109 (119). Galen. XIII, 408
A.
\
301 A. Eus. II, 1337 A. Athan. U, 733 B. Hes. 'EvaTfpvurdufvos, jrcpmrvâI,

i(r<a,
fievos.
j
ov,
1,
{irap^)
p.
2,
Abst.
1,
animal food. Porphyr. 2. Incarnate, in /3opa.
iva-Trj6iâ,
((rr^flos)
preceding. PseudBasil.
Athan. TV, 533 A.

evo-TijXtTeuo)
ecclesiastical language.
1,
S%W.
II,
5,
423.
/ren.
:^
o-njXtTeuo).
I,
464 C.
i'esf..
10, 1.
Hippol. 820 C.
Method. 397 D. A, yeVetrtr.
Eus.
684 D. 76 C. 81 A. 1101
612 A.
evarrjpa, aros, to, (fvioTTy/u)

tion.
i^
hnrraxns, objec8, 41.
Plut. II, 1056 D.

7.
4non.
246,
283, 28.
Digitized
by Microsoft
evarofiioi
fl/ordfitor, ov,
473
Phihn
(1,
I,
evTepoKrfkiKO'i
6v,
373, 43.
iv
Tffl
tw ardiian &v. Diosc 1, 125 oToimn eKicr]). Clem. A. I,

ek 386, 13.
aroy, to, (ord/ia)
9, 3.
bit,
ivrariKos,
17,
(ivTiLvco)
e'xciting,
stimulating.
133
To.
Xenocr. 16, Trpos avvovaiav.

ivTUTos,
ij,
297^ C.
ov, stretched.
Strab.
7, 5, 7,
Spyavov,
5.
8.
WT<S/iio'/ia,
curb.
Jos.
stringed instrument.
Poll. 4, 58.
Nicom. Harm.
4, 80.
to
Ant. 18,
Athen.
fvaTpaTeiojxai
=^
fWrpoyyuXdo)
B.
ev(TTpo(j)ri,
fj!,
=
fj,
aTparevoiuu.
orpoyyuXdo).
Agath. 310,
Philostrg.
9.
evTacj}idâ>, da-<o, (ivTd<l>ws)
497
eral
to bury..
Sept. Gen. 50,

19, 40.
prepare for fun2, Tivd. Matt.
26,12.
(ev(TTpe(j)(o)
Jbann.
Patriarch.
xmiV).
L. deverticulum,
388, 17.
Plut. n, 995 C.
ivra(^lain,s, ems,
tj,
place of resort.
Aristid.
I,
z=
following.
Steph. Diac.
fVovyKOTafeo) (ff'a), to 6oiZ thoroughly together in.
1093 C.
ivTatûurfios, ov, 6, (JvTaîdâ) preparation
Mnesith.
apud
Onft.
I,
279, 9.
for
7.
ivav(vyos, ov, consisting of av^vyicu, in versification.
burial; burial.
Marc.
14, 8.
Joann.
12,
Schol. Arist.
Ran. 354.
Eutych. 2392 B.
ev(r6v6riKos, ov, (mjvfl^K?;)

I,
:=
evoTrovSos.
App.
660, 99.
fWcîjxda)
evToûuTTX)!, OV, 6, {ivTa(îdâ>) burier, undertaker. Sept. Gen. 50, 2. Slrab. 11, 11, 3.
Ptol. Tetrab. 180.
(T(l>riv6a) in.
Diosc.
5, 29.
Sophrns. 3329 A.
to
9.
Greg.
iv<r<j>payiCa) (a-^jjpayiâ), to
impress upon with a

4, 30. 41.
9.
Ant. 1852 A.
ivTacjiieva),
Stud. 805 D.
seal, to seal.
II,
Philon
146, 44.
I,
I,
208, 12.
L. pollingo,
Charis. 565,
prepare a corpse for

seller of Artem. 369. Classical. Dion,
117, 37.
155,
403.
Clem. A.
1048 B.
II,
Lucian. II, 764 -<T6al
burial.
VTa(j}ioiraiKr]S, ov, 6, (ivTd(jii,ov, jrtoXeo))
TIM, referring to the baptismal formula.

iv(r(j>payuns, ecos,
fj,
shrouds or winding-sheets.
ivTeiva, to stretch out, etc.
impression of a seal.
be in
the
Plotin,
n, 729,
iv(rapjiTiit>
5.
Alex. 1592
to
'lEvTCTOfievr) rrpoa-cvx'l,
earnest,
(iv(T&pMTos^,
7.
body.
fervent. evTeixiSws, ov,
Genes. 84,
:=
ivTei)(i.os.
Lucian.
II,
866.
ev(ra>jw.Tos, ov, (^trapui)
corporeal.
13.
Melito 1202,
fleds.
Philon I, 43, Clem. A. I, 1368 A.
evTcijîos,
ov,
(Terjfos)
walled.
Dion.
Plut.
H.
I,
I,
70, 1.
Orig. II, 93
eviraipaToto
A.
(rcoiiaroio,
ivTeKv6op/u
to
TeKvoo/iai
in.
771
with matter.
1116 B.
embody, to invest Hermias 1169 B. Clem. A. I,
A.
evTcKvos, ov, (t4kvov) that has children
;
oppo'sed
Ori^r.
IV, 165 B.
(eWoipiTdo))
Isid.
to areKvos.
Lucian.
I,
350.
Herodn. Gr.
Pallad. Laus.
cWffl/uirQxrts, eois, ^,
an embodying,
Philet. 399 (440).
Gn. 1272 A. C/em. A. I, 1296 B. iJocir. Orient. 673 B. On^. I, 298 A. 741 B. 860 B. 1417 A. IV, 208 B. 225 D. Eus. IV, 197 A. evamjios, ov, ^= ivcriijUiTos. Cyrill. A. IX, 1008 evaapevQ) -^z. o-apevco in.
investing with matter.
ivreXewta
=
rj,
TeXeido), to perfect.
1210 D.
eTfXe;(ijs, is,
ivSeXfxV^'
ivreXiKos,
ov,
-^
eWeX^s.
112, 27, ypa(l)ai, as eyo>

is
Philon U, 587, 7. Apollon. D. Synt. but Xeyo) alone Xeyto

;
not evTcXiKov.
to
B.
evrayuTTparos, ov,
6,
evTfWopxih
(rayiîo) L. pabulator, the
3, 6,
forager of an army.
evTa\fia, aros, to,
Phoc. 216. (ivTiWopMi) ^=
evToXrj,
com29,
command. Sept. Reg. Macc. 1, 12, 23, Snas Marc. 18, 34 Tw Bvpapa ivemrayyika(Tiv. TetKoTO Iva yprfyopfj. [Herm. Mand. 12, 6 ivenjoin, to
2, 'iva aipiocri.
mandment.
13.
Sept.
Job
23,
12.
Esai.
evToXpanKas (evraXfia), adv. with orders to do anything. Porph. Adm. 184, 10.
fvTdKrfipios,
ov,
(eWf'XXo/xat)
authorizing.
cToKaai zzi: fVrtVaXo'ai.] evTcKas (eWeX^s), adv. completely, fully, perPolyb. 10, 30, 30. fectly. evTfKvl^(i> (rcpcviô)), to place within a temple. Mid. ivrttieviioiuu, to go into a Poll. 1, 11.
Euchol. p. 673, ypdfipM, a license (from a bishop) authorizing a presbyter to confess

{shrive).
temple.
Simoc. 58, 23.
ivTipaios, ov,
made
ofevrepa.
Schol. Arist.
Ran.
(vrdKriKas, adv.
231.
ivraKjuvriKas.
Pseudo-Zusi.
evTcpiov, ov, TO, (evrepov)
euphemism =;
iroaBrf^
1333 B.
(vraîs,
fffls,
T),
Anton.
(ivTaxrfTa)
6, 13.
tjs, fj,
a putting m.
Philostr. 111.
A el.
ivTepoeirarKoKqSrj,
(evrepov, ewinkoov, KtjKrf)
Tact. 31, 3.
evrapdaara)
:^
rapcuTfra in.
a swelling in the vicinity of the oVxeov Galen. II, 275 F.

evrepoKTiXri,
i)s, 17,
(VTapdxs (evTapatTtrai),
I,
adv. noisily.
Dainasc.
(evTepov, KrjXri)
enterocele,
Diosc.
1,
1396 A.
(eirartieds)
hernia.
Cels.
Med.
Galen.
7,
18.
102.
evrariKov, ov, to,
entaticos
3,
Poll. 4, 203.
ivTepotirjKiKos,
rj,
II,
275 D.
396 C.
afflict-
aoTvpiov, ipvBpoviov.
Diosc.
134 (144).
ov,
enterocelicus,
60
Digitized
by Microsoft
VTepofi(j}a\ov
474
152.
evrpiirreov
ed with enterocde. Diosc. 396 E. Soran. 257, 31.

dpoiif)
1,
Galen. U,
2.
a'.
ivToXij^
Procurator.
10, 11,8,
rjs,
fj,
Justinian. Cod.
3,
2, 4,
.7;'.
4vTp6iJ.(j>dKov, ov, TO, (evTepov, 6fi.<f)aX6s)
^=
vno-
charge,
commandment.
Luc. Act.
Sept.
17, 15
cvrepov Kara tov ofiCJjdKov, a tumor in
Deut.
4, 2.
Reg.
4, 21, 8.
the entrails
near
the navel.
Galen.
II,
395 F.
274 A.
evrepov, ov, to, intestine.
lierpia ivrepa,
Sept.. Sir. 34, 20 'Etti

belly.
Aa^Svres ivToXrjv tva a>s raxurra ^Xdaurui. Joann. 11, 57 AeSaKeicrav ivToKfjV iva prfviarj. 13, 33 'Ej'toXî' Kmvrjv Si8a>pj, ip.lv iva dyawaTe
aXXijXouf.
15, 12 Avrrj i(TTiv
fj
on a moderately full
6,
evToKrj
f]
ipij
ivTepoTTpan)!, ov,
(npaTijs)
seller
of
cin-epa.
tva dyaTrare dXX^Xous.
Schol. Arist.
Eq. 155.
{ivTvyxava) emergency, busi616, 15.
Schol. Arist.
II,
2.
13.
Prayer.
Apophth. 309 B, ha. Const. Apost. 8, 43 (titul.).
evTfvyiia, aros, to,
ivToKiKapios, ov, 6, (ivToXiKov)
ivTCToKpivos,
ness.
Diod.
?
Av.
commissioner.
441, 11.
Ephes. 1313 D.
(ivToXfj)
Theoph. 432,
430, quid
evTfvdev, adv. hence.
''EvTcvBev
kol ivTevBcv,
24.
ivToKiKov, ov, TO,
L. mandatum, comCarth. Can. 92.
on each
19,18.
evTcvKTfov
side.
Sept.
22, 2.
Num.
22,
Joann.
mission, order, charge.

evToKp,os,
ov,
^ôc.
^=
T],
Sfi ivTvyxaveiv.
I,
Theodtn.Biaa. 12, 5. Clem. A. II, 205
To\p,rjp6s.
Epiph.
I,
1013
A.
evToprj,
^s,
f),
A.
Orig.
464 C.
OV,
narrow passage.
Diod.
1,
32,
ivTcvKTiKos,
companionable.
plicatory.
{ivTvyxavo) social, sociable, 2. SupPlut. I, 196 E.
p. 38, 74,
of the cataracts of the Nile.
ivTopLias, ov, 6, (ivTp.v(o)
eKTOfxlas, evvovxos.

Epict.
25 A,
10,
Theoph. Cont. 318.

ivTop-is, 180s, ^, (eWe/tuxo)
Xi/SfXXot, petitions.
gash, incision.
6.
Sept.
evrevîdiov, ov, to,

10.
little
evrev^LS.
1,
Lev.
19, 28.
21, 5.
Jer. 16,
cvTopev(o (ropevo)), to carve in relief on anyr),
tvTevîs, eas,
petition, written
supplication,
and in general,
61, 1.
entreaty, prayer.
Polyb.
5, 3.
mod.
II,
16, 55.
9.
Dion. H. in, 1611,

1, 2, 1.
Philon
5.
172,
Paul. Tim.
1, 4,
Jos. Ant. 16, 2, 5.
Herm. Mand.
10.
10, 2.
Jos. Ant. 8, 3, 2, p. 423. Plut. I, 861 C. n, 376 D. Lucian. TO, 108. Ael N. A. 10, 22. Hermes Tr. Poem. 37, 3. ivTopia, quid ? evToa-StStos, ov, intestine, inward. Clem. A. I,
thing.
Plut. II, 530
A.
Inscr. 4957,
Tatian.Yra,g. 1601 A. Reading, perusal. Polyb. 1, 1, 4. 9,

Apol.
1,
1.
Clem. A. n, 469 B. Eus. II, 172 C. Appearance, form of a person. Damasc. II, 312 D. Theoph. 441, 13 TLoias ivTeiêas ianv, what sort of a looking person is he ?
fvTf<f)pos, ov, (retj^pa)
5,
2. 3.
1, 3.
Just.
429 D,
402.'
irddos.
evTpaym5e(o
TpayaSco)
in.
Lucian. TH,
Genes.
evrpaireôopju (rpdne^cL), to
94, 13.
sit
at table.
tvTpaxvs, V,
rpaxvs.
Diosc. 5, 179 (180).

alScopai, to regard, re-
Sext. 758, 14.

evTpenop.ai (cWporoj)
spect, reverence.
84.
L. cinereus, ashy. Diosc. 149 (150). Athen. 9, 52, p. 395
=:
Sept.
Job
32, 21, fipoTov.
E.
ivTexviTcvw
Sap.
Tfxyi.Teva>.
2, 10,
2,
irpea-^vTov woXids.
Genes. 112, 18.
Luc. 18,
cvTxva>s (ivTexvos), adv. .skilfully.
Men. Rhet.
Sept.
r)
=
D.
.avBpamov.
2.
Matt. 21,
12, 14.
37.
To
feel ashamed
Ignat.
ala-xvvopjii.
12.'
f],
Sept.
Num.
157, 12.
SibyU.
1,
58.
Magnes.
honor.
evTLp.6co, axro), (evTifxos) to I,
13 'EvTtjLKO^^Tm
fj
yjnxri
pov Koi
^jnix^
Reg. 4, T&v
ivrpeiTTiKos,
ov,
(ivrpema) causing one

3, 1.
to feel
shame.
dovKav
(TOV TOVTCDV tS)V TTfVTriKOVTa iv 6(^6aK-
Theod. Mops. 893 2. Bashful, timid, diffident. Moschn.

Ael. Epict.
1, 5, 5.
N. A.
poh
(TOV, let
my
life
and
the life
of
these fifty
144.
thy servants be precious in thy sight.
ivrpeiTTiKws, adv. by causing
one
I,
to
fed
shame.
(VTivaypa, aTos, to,

22,
z=
ivnvayp,6s.
2.
Sept.
Sir.
Orig. Ill, 545 C.
Chrys.
713 E.
X,
15
13 as V.
1.
Aquil. Esai. 32,
A.
evTpexeia,
1,
evnvaypos, ov,
tion.
6,
(ivnva(Taa>) a shaking, agita-
as,
fj,
ingenuity,
skiU.
Strab.
17,
Sept. Sir. 22, 13, madness.

(Tirao-cro)),
15.
Cornut. 97.
1, 8.
ivTiva(T(T(o
to
shake
1, 2,
into,
to
2, 4,
hurl or
41.
2,
Anton.
8,
Sext. 632, 5.
Porphyr. Abst.
Anton.
fling
at.
Sept.
Mace.
iv
36.
11, p. 241.
7,
II, 11, so. eavTovs.

ivToixios,
70, 1.
i'vTOKos,
ov,
ov,
Diog.
6, 41.
evTpexSii, adv. ingeniously, skilfully.
Tolx^
&v.
Dion H.
Aster.
I,
66.
Poll. 5, 144.
Orig.
I,
753 C.
cosmetic.
Iambi.
Adhort. 64.
with
or at interest.
(eWcXXofiat)
220
evrpip.pM, oTos, t6,

I,
(evrpifica)
Plut.
I,
C.
557 F.
Poll. 5, 101.
aem. A.
Clem. A.
I,
569
ivToXevs,
(os,
6,
Patriarch. 1121
A = ivToXri, metonymically.
Digitized
commander.
A.
ivTptwriov
= S
evrpiêiv.
640 A.
by Microsoft
evTpiTo<s
tvrpiTos, ov, (rpiTos)
475
evviroaraTo^
Entychetae, Simonian hereII,
of three strands, as a rope.

Gregent. 572 B.
'EvruxriTal, av, ot,

tics.
Sept. Eccl. 4, 12.

ivrpixivos, ov,
C/em. A.
554 A.
Theod. lU, 345
rpixytios-
B.
67,
(vrpixos,
22.
ov,
(,6pi^)
hairy.
Symm.
Ps.
evTvxia, as,
fj,
evnvîs, meeting, interview.
tvTpixiapa, aros, to,
=
f
Polyb.
Tpixa/ia,
6, 2, 7.
Aristeas
1.
Plut. II, 912
582 E.
prayer.
C. C.
evvfipia-fia,
Alex. A.
Sept.
549 B.
8.
Piwi. II, 67 C.
Petition,
D. E, hair-Strainer
Ps. 76, 19.
1,
Poll. 2, 69. Sept.
evTpopos, ov, (Tpdjdoi) in terror, trembling.
Mace. 3, 6, Athan. II, 820 A.

aros, to,
40.
Eus. V, 232 Chrys. XI, 690

L. ludibrium,
PZuf. 11,
Mace.
1, 13, 2.
Mel. 77.
Plut.
175 B.
(ej/u/S/jifca)
ivrpopMs, adv. tremblingly.

ivrpoin], 26. 34.
rjs, rj,
ata-xyvri,
Method. 393 B. shame. Sept. Ps. 34,

1, 6, 5. 1, 15,
laughing-stock.
Jos-.
Vit. 42.
350 C.
ivi^ptoTog,
ivvypaivoD
ov, insulted.
Eus.
II,
825 B.
68,
8.
20.
Paid. Cor,
rpontas-
=:z:
ivrpowlas, ov, 6,
ewSpios,
ov,
vypaiva.
Alex. Trail. 332.
ewbpos, in water. Iambi. Myst.

Iambi. Myst. 33,
jSi'os)
Dion. Alex. 1592

thole-
30, 3.
B, olvos.
ivrpoTTOopai
pin.
iwSplas, adv. in water.

Tponoofiai,
8.
an oar to the
evvSpoîos, ov, (ewSpos,

aquatic.
living in water,
Agath. 326, 19.
Philipp. 10.
ivrpoxios, ov, (Tpe'ô)) quick ?
Germ. 252 D.
Philon
I,
.
'Eyueiov, ov, to, ('Evu(b) temple
of Bellona,
at
evrpii^jui, aros, to, (ivTpv<j)da>) delight, pleasure, luxury.
Rome.
Dion C.
69, 15, 3.
Sept. Eccl. 2, 8.
690,
38.
Patriarch. 1081 B.
ivvXas {^vv\os), adv. materially, in matter. /amJZ. Myst. 243, 6.

ivvTTapKTos, ov, (ewirdpxo) existing, having exist-
fvri^wv, evTvôv, see im;j3oi'.

evTuyx"*""' '"
i''''^^!
entreat, supplicate, to petition

1, 8,
ence.
ewTraTeioi)
Tim. Presb. 60 B.
a king.
2, 4,
Sep*.
Mace.
32.
1,
10, 61. 63.
iTrarcva) in.
Plut. 11, 797 D.
36. 3, 6, 37.
Polyb. 35,
6, 1
evrevxdeis,
ewTTVidôfuu,
da-drjv,
(evmrviov)
Sept.
oveipaxTcro) or
Philon 11, 172, Id. 170,16 Luc. Act. 25, 24. Paul. Ilfpt Siv eirreux^Rom. 8, 27. 34. 11, 2. Hebr. 7, 25. /ncr. Jos. Ant. 4957, 5. 46. 26 -î/at irepi nvos. Clem. R. 1, 56. Plut. I, 570 D. 14, 10, 25. 649 A. Polyc. 1009 A. Arlem. 405, t^ 8. Jo reacZ âaiXei. dvayivoxTKon. Sept. Mace. 2, 2, 25. 2, 15, 39. Po^!/i. 1, 3, 10. Dion. H. VI, 871, 6. Strab. 1, 1, 1, 35, 6. 21. 9, 2, 35. Philon I, 178, 37. Jos. Ant. Plut. II, 675 B. I, 358 A, (rvyypdp.1, 6, 1. Just. Apol. 1, 42. fiaa-i. Theoph. Cont. 834, ivTvKd^tt) := evTvKi<T<Ta).
being petitioned.
dviiparrra, to
dream.
Gen.
28, 12.
37,
Deut. 13, 1. Judic. 7, 13. 2. To have Joel 2, 28. PZ. I, 350 D. salacious dreams. Epiph. I, 353 A. Pallad. 1172 B. Anast. Sin. 752 C. Stud. 1753 C.
5
-CT^^j/ai evinrviov.
(Compare Philon U,
6, 4.
231,
1.
Jos. Ant. 17,

6,
CTem. 4.
Cassian.
ccos,
I,
I,
27.
iwTTviams,
C.
fj,
=
6,
1352 C. 103 B.)

following.
Const. Apost.
Epiph.
I,
353
iwirviacpios,
ov,
(ewmTiafo/iat)
salacious
33.
dreaming.
Cyrill.
H. Catech.
6,
Nil.
312 D.
ewrrviatTT-qs,
Clim. 940 D.
ov,
6,
Anast. Sin. 389 D.

dreamer.
11, 43,
20.
(iwirvidôiiai)
evTvKoa =:: rvKom.

ypaxj>riv
Diosc.
2,
45 TuXot Kar
Philon
I,
iwi-
Sept.
27.
Gen.
37, 19.
Philon
evimiios.
I,
664, 32.
ivrervKap^voi.
65, 20.
ivTvp,Peva (jvpêia), to entomb.

7.
ewnviSios,
24.
ov,
;:=
Sext.
400,
15.
n, 356,
evTxm-os, ov,
(riiros)
with
an impression on
it.
ewirvimSris,
es, 1,
(EIAQ)
59, p. 224,
dream-like,
7.
dreamy.
SUyyll. 5, 42.
Strab. 15,
to impress, imprint, to
9.
Plut. II, 1024 B.
ivrmoa (rimoa),
figure.
Aristeas
Philon
I,
106, 25.
form a n,
officer.
Artem.
19.
ivv7r&ypa(pos, ov, (vwoypdipa)) signed, subscribed
572,
2. 5,
Jos. B. J. 2, 8, 2.
PoU.
149.
2.
PZ<. II, 672 B.
document. Theoph. 598. 744, \6yos. Theoph:

Cont. 372, 21. 373.
To appoint an
Pseudo-Sasi/. IH, 1312 C.

voi, officers
ot
ivrenmaiii-
iwiroSvopai
iwn60riKos,
viroSvo/iai.
(in-oftyKij)
Sext. 684, 31.
in a monastery.
ov,
secured by
pawn
or
ivrmapa,
relief.
aros, to, impression, imprint,
work
I,
in
mortgage.
iwrroKfipMi
Agathar. 181, 11.
Clem. A.
717
Psell.'Synops. 899.
vir6Keip,ai ev nvi.
Clem.
.4. II,
A.
Philostr. 86.
357 C.
evTvpaweopai, (rvpawiw), to live

Cic. Att. 2, 14.
under a
tyrant.
ewjro(rranK6s,
i),
6v,
=:
following.
Epiph.
I,
325 A.
ewiroaraTos,
Taiian.
ov, (ycjii(TTripj,)
fVTvpevat
^^
Tvpevto.
cvrufjios, ov, (Ti<J3os)

3, p.
812 A.
Genes. 32, 2. puffed up, proud. Aster. 257 D.
endowed with
1240
Cyrill.
exist-
ence
Basil.
(hypostasis).
I,
Iren.
C,
Xoyos.
749 B.
772 C.
H. 464 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
evv7ro(j'raTa)
148 A. 1265 B. 1268 A. IV, 273 A. PseadAthan. IV, 432 B.
Macar. 480 D.
1053 B.
21 A.
Hieron.
Psell.
Did. A. 337 B. Epiph. I, Cyrill. A. X, I, 356 (40).

hypostatically.
813 C. D,
Aihan.
11,
i, see fK.
e^,
einnroa-TdTas,
adv.
Z)((;.
sex,
plural.
six.
Inscr. 5128, 28 c^dcrtv, dative
1128 B.
i/u7rTtdf(o
^. 452 A.
Philostr. 804, cai/roi/
::=
vimaâ).
Ill,
Orig. n, 1018 C. 1020 A. 1196 A, the mysteries of this number.
Plut.
|d0t/3Xoj,
evva-Tpov, ov, to,
ov,
(e|,
î'/3Xos)
8.
consisting of six
consisting
=^
rjpv<TTpov,
2,
the
3.
maw.
aept.
books.
Erotian.
eta,
Deut.
18,
3.
Malach.
to,
Phryn. 162,
that
iâ^paxvs,
iâyavoKTfto
v,
(^paxis)
of
six
condemned.
fvv(j)aa-fia,
short syllables.
aros,
in
{iw(j)mva>)
which
17,
is
=
fj,
Schol. Arist.
Av. 737.
Jos.
dyavaierea) strengthened.
woven
24i(2/Z/.
or
interwoven.
On'J. II, 310,
Diod.
7, f^mi;.
70.
Ant.
Frag.
4, 2, 1.
apud
iâyyeKia,
ivv(pi(<iva)
a,
vcpiCavcD in.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
1089 D.
8,
1.
9.
::= dirayyeXia, of style.
Longin,
Confession of
sins,
e|-
Geopon.
1,
6, 5, 6.
ayopeva-cs-
Sophrns. 3365 A.
5<U(Z.
1712
ivv(l>iaTaij.m (y(\>l(m]fii), to exist.
Jos. B. J. 4,
6, 25.
B.
eâyycXXo)
5 [trans, here].
6v,
ivaSos,
Anton.
&v,
4, 14.
=
II,
ev
mSfi
musical.
Nicom.
Damasc.
3329 D.
fâyopcia to the confessor. 296 A. 5ted 1736 C, r nra.
Harm.
fvabvvos,
3. 4. 5.
i^dyyiKp.a, arcs, to,
=.
following.
Sophrns,
ov,
(odiivr)')
painful.
Clim. 813 D.
Andr. C. 1357 A.
ej/mSms
i^dyyeXcris, cms,
rj,
to iâyyeWeiv.
Max.
(evmSdr),
5.
adv. adv.
musically.
Nicom.
PZui.
I,
Conf
Schol. 36
rj,
B ^= iK<pavTopia
making known,
iâyia.
revealing.
Harm.
evafiOTics
iâyyeXriKos,
ora
ov,
{ivaijioTos},
oaJ^.
Max.
Conf. Schol. 53 D.
to
730 C.
vco7rL(os,
Soz. 977 A.
iâyidCm, daa,
measure by
Heron
adv.
z^
ei/oiTrtoi/-
Clim. 1100 B.
Jun. 232, 13.

406.
e^dyiov, ov, to, (e|ds)
ivapatôjiai ^=. iipatôixai in.

fi/iipms (cvmpos),
fvcoais, (os,
rj,
Lucian.
Classical.
II,
sex tula,
the sixth pari
adv. eaWy.
Gemin. 824 A.
Ignat.
(evdco) um'ow.
704 A.
559,
1 7.
720 A.
5as27.
724 B, marriage.
Heges.
ApoUon. D. Adv. IV, 525 D. Greg. Naz. II, 420 C, of the three Hypostases. For the
1324 A, T^f
eKKXi)o-i'as.
of an ounce. Diosc. Eupor. 2, 63, (nrep/ioTor. Porph. Cer. 689, 21. Suid. Stotijp Zonar. H, 203 (Paris). Typic. 46. Balsam. ad Concil. Nic. I, 17. i^dyKava (dyicd>v), adv. loith the hands behind.
Theoph. 579,
eâyopdâi
Sept.
3,
Sô-at riva.
to
union of the two natures in Christ, see Theod. Mops. 980 C Tim. Presb. 44 B. Leont. I,
(dyopafm),
2, 8,
redeem,
530,
to
ransom.
Polyb.
Euagr. 1, 9. 2. Henosis, a Valentinian Aeon, the female counterpart of Iren. 449 A. a.yr]paTos.
1200 A.
ivoiTiôfiai,
Itrofiai,
to.
Dan.
2.
Ktupov, to gain time.

7.
42,
Diod. 15,
4, 5.
II,
2.
Paul.
Gal.
4,
3, 13.
26).
(compare Anton. Martyr. Polyc. 1032 A T^jv atmwoi'

Col. 4, 5
(o^ff,
^TOff)
4, 23.
to
give
ear,
Kokaaiv iâyopaôficvoL, delivering themselves
hearken
Sept.
Gen.
1,
I,
Num.
Ill,
23, 18.
6,
from.
iâyopaa-is, eas,
ij,
Job
Esai.
ety
32,
11.
Ps. 5,
Orig.
pfiimra.
Sap.
1, 2.
509 C.
388
=
39.
2.
redemption.
Cosm. Ind. 476
B.
eâyopevo'is, etas, ^, (eâyopeu) CE telling out, Ptd. divulging. Dion. H. V, 313, 12.
TO ^Ta 8eâa'6e.
^, dy,
EcmTwcds,
to
(evdaj)
causing union, conducive

I,
union.
Philon
31,
28.
II,
233,
Tetrab. 154.
opxiKoyrjais.
2.
Confession of sins
e|-
Plut.
n, 428 A. 878 A. Just. Cohort. 4. Clem. A. I, 940 A. To ivanicov tov Zr]va>vos, Zeno's Formula of Concord, the em-
BasU. HI, 1016 A. 1236 A. Chrys. XII, Greg. Nyss. II, 229 A. 233 C. Anast. Sin. 372 766 B. Jejun. 1929 D.
revealer of secrets.
peror Zeno's address to the inhabitants of Egypt, Libya, and Pentapolis, in which he
D.
iâyopevrfis, ov, 6,
Ptol
recommends concord among the churches.

Const. (536), 1089
Tetrab. 158.
eâyopevTiKds,
press.
fj,
Tim. Presb. 45 A.
6v,
qualified to
tell
out or ex-
Leont.
I,
1228 D.
T6 \ey6iievov hamKov. Euagr. 3, 12.

a fabulous race of men.
Lucian.
to
TL,
289.
said
eâyopeva,
confess,
of the penitent.
eit
evonTOKolTai, S>v, oi, (iv, ous, koi'tij) those that sleep
Sept. Lev. 5, 5. 16, 21 ''Eâyopevtrei
avrov
5,
in their
own
ears,
nd(ras Tas dvoplas Tcav vlav 'lo'parfX

7.
Num.
Strab. 2, 1, 9.
'Evaj^. 6,
15, 1, 57.
Nehem.
1, 6,
em
dpLapriais viS>v 'lirpccqX:
Jud. 14.
Enoch. For the Book of Enoch, see Barn. 4 (Codex x). Patriarch. 1049 B. 1060 D. Anatol. 216 A. Orig. I,
9, 2,
Tas dfiapnas.
Basil.
168 D.
TO
dfiidpTr]p.a.
Baruch. 1, 14. Plut. II, HI, 1236 A. IV, 728 A, so. NU. 496 D. Jejun. 1921 C
Digitized
by Microsoft
eâyopia
,'.
477
confesses his sins.
17.
EâKiovlrai
287,
1.
6 iâyopevdiuvos, he
who
oi
jTseudo-Germ. 417
|ayopia, as,
I
Porph. Cer. 20, 13.
Codin.
eâyopevbvres.
Ptol. Tetrab.
fj,
telling, divulging.
(Compare Sept. Jer. p&a pimard 8ieaTdkp,eva 6vpt<ri.)

128, 18.
plural,
170.
^ TO
fj,
viratdpa, the
iâypdfiiiaros ov, (e|, ypafifia)

.
composed of
15, 2.
six
country, the fields.
2> In the open air, the open Theoph. 720. Theoph.

period of six years.
371, 39, et alibi.
22, 14 'Yn-e-
letters
(IH20YS).
Tren.
1,
Cont. 141, 12.
i^dypap.pos, ov, (ypaij.p,rj)
weighing
sex scribeing bar-
iâeria, as,
(e|,
eras)
pula.
barized.
lâyar/i],
Chron. 706,
9, v6pj.a-pu.
Philon
iâinos,
15.
iârjfiepos,
I, 893 Joann.
II,
277, 9 (21).
eâypoiKicTis, fms, ^, (^dypoLKlôp,ai) the
Jos. Ant. 16,

a,
Theophyl. B. IV, 320 C.
rjs, ij,
=
C
ov,
1, 1.
eâe'njs.
Porph. Cer. 459,
eôSos, of the Israelites out
of Egypt.
.
B.
2.
Aristobid.
apud Clem. A.
to
ridicule.
Troiels
ov,
I,
(rjp.ip(i)
consisting of six days.
Exposure
Philon
the
69, 9, sc. jrcpioSos, the six days
of
Mosch. 2988
trdcv
'Eâyayrjv ^p,ds
epnpo-
creation.
Theophil.
2,
12:
Rhodon
iâriij,f-
T&v êvav, you lay us open

fj,
to ridicule.
1337 A. B.
C, Kda-pospos
TTJs
iâyayiKOS,
tation.
6v,
(iâyayrj) pertaining to expor1,
Porph. Cer.
also
six
Method. 132 A.
Sophrns. 3341
241, 18 'H
Strab. 17,
13, p. 364, 22, reXi;,
export-duty.
-iâyayiov,
.
days.
to,
ov,
(iâyayrf)
6.
duty on exports.
9.
Written e^pcpos. 2. Substantively,

fj
hiaKaivri(Tip.ov,
the first six
paschal
Basil-
Syncell. 12,
''Eârjp.epos,
Jos.
15.
Ant. 14, 10,
ius's
work on the
II,
ov,
days of the creation.

exhausted.
eâyaviaios, a, ov,
Greg. Naz.
e^dyavos.
585 A.
Epiph. H, 781
(sixty
eâffXos,
(&0Kov) past service,

837.
A.
iâyaviâ (J^dymvoi), to be
in sextile
Lucian.
tâdviiew
17,
6.
II,
degrees apart).
Ptol. Tetrab. 115.
Clem. A. 11, 645 B. d6vp,ea Strengthened. Polyb. 11, Plut. I, 863 E, et alibi. Poll. 3,
(alBrjp)
to
*iâya)mos, ov, (e^, dyav) irrelevant.
Aeschin.
123.
inBciier. 260, 11. P/wVora

II,
II, 60,
43. Lucian.
II,
câi6epda, Plut.
II,
axrai,
change into
ether.
898.
Athenag. 972 A.
(yajvta)
Greg. Nyss.
922 B.
J], (eât/xardo)) a converting Anton. 4, 21. Galen. II, 238 B. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 72, 34.
240 A, out of place.

i^dyatvos, ov,
eâtpdrajo'is,
ecos,
hexagdnus,
hexagonal.
into blood.
Nicom. 121, dpidpos, hexagonal number, formed243 D. by adding the rpiyavos to the corresponding eâtfiaTamKos, r), dv, converting into or making ircvrdymios as 6, 15, 28. Orig. I, 1156 A, blood. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 72, 32. 33. Hermes Tav fieKitTtrav epya. iâlpea-is, <bs, r), ^= alpea-is, choice. Tr. Poem. 37, 16. âSaKTv\aios, a, ov, (fiaxruXot) six inches long.
;
Porph. Cer. 659, 4.

i$aSdKTu\os, ov, six-fingered.
fâiperms
(eâipcTos),
adv.
12.
remarkably,
Plut.
II,'
espe-
2.
Just.
Galen.
II,
278 B.
Orib.
cially.
Epict.
1,
6,
667 F.
Six inches long. n, 174, 4, hidiTTqpn

j)s, T),
Diosc. 4, 43.
Apollon. D.
Synt. 194,
i^hekt^ri,
.
(d8K(li6s)
I,
eatpea>, to take out of.

dScXcj>iSrj,
niece.
licvos,
abstract.
Participle, i^pvProd. Parm. 547 (125).
2.
1.
Tryph. 49. Eus.
551.
Barthol. 1424
549
(Compare Eus. II, 252 B 'E| dSfXc^^j yeyovviav.') 2. Female cousin. Jejun. 1893
A.
550 (128. (127). Pseudo-Dioji. 693 B.

eâicrxivoiiai
129).
554
(99).
ala-xvvopai
strengthenied.
D.
Quin. 54.
207, 18.
Theoph. 242, 11.

d8e\(j)i8ovs,
Pm-ph.
Sept.
Procl. Parm. 648 (66).
Adm.
iâiria
:=
hioimi, to beg, pray.
Nic.
IE,
1037
e|aScX(ôr, ov, 6,
^=
nephew.
C,
"iva
KaTa<TTa6S>(Tiv.
2.
44,
1
Tobit
Jos Ant. 20, 10, p. 979. 1, 22. 11,17. Cousin dvesjf ids. Phry n. 30G. Mat. 7. Bryenn. 36 (14). Eust. Thessal.
iâiTio\oyea>
z=
dâixpaXoyreia
505 A.
eâtxH-aXanCa D.
iôKdverjKa,
Capt. 381, 19, irpSrros, frst cousin.
-iâSuufmpea
^ =
ra,
alnoKoyea.
Ihog. 10, 82.

Cyrill.
alxp.aKaTeva.
H.
698
alxpaKvrriâ.
Chrys.
I,
a8ia<f>op(o.
Philon
I,
214, 39.
n, 279, 24.
'eâ8uicji6pri(Tis,
fear,
r),
a>v,
quid
^=z
fj
ayav
dSui(l}opLa.
(See also TeTpaKavdrfKos.^

eâKav6tC<o,
lira,
Philon
I,
509, 37.
(aKavOa) to pick out thorns.
iia8iK6s,ri, dv, (i^ds)
L. senarius, consisting
Cic. Att. 6, 6.
of SIX.
fâSpdio
Theol. Arith. 34. 41.

eâdpvvco.
Geopon.
4, 8, 5.
'BâKiovwv, ov, TO, (e|, Kioiv) Hexacionion, a place near Constantinople. Theoph. 759, 19.
i^dehpos, ov, (e|, eSpa) with six sides, as
solid.
Codin. 46. 47, et

viov.)
alibi.
(Compare himoan epithet
Theol. Arith. 25.

i^depov, ov, to, (dr)p)
iâcTTTjs ?
Mai. 286,
'EâKiovlrai,,
Stv,
oi,
Hexacionitae,
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eâKi(T')(iXl,o(rTo<i
478
iâva^pveo
Sept. Sap. 14, 28. heard of, marvellous. Dan. 11,36. Mace. 3, 4, 4. Just. Tiyph,
given to the Arians in the reign of Theodosius the Great, because they used to hold their religious meetings at 'EâKwvtov, as they were not allowed to have churches
within the walls of Constantinople.
110.
iôKKoTpuia
alienate.
1, 9,
Theod.
Chron. 561. 605. IV, 412 B. Mai. 325, (See also Socr. 6, 8. 10. Theoph. 271, 6.
Soz. 8, 8.)
fâKi<T}(CKio(TT6s,
ri,
(dXXorptcJffl), L. abalieno, to Dion. H. IV, 2256, 13. 5imJ. 5, 2. To estrange, alienate. p. 339, 29.
Sept.
Mace.
1,
12, 10.
Sext. 683, 10.

32,
iôKKas (e|aXXos), adv. remarkably. Polyb.

6v,
(e|aKt(7;îXiot)
six ihovr-
25, 7.
sandth.
Method. 344 B.
to
Syncell. 10, 14.
eâkjui,
aros,
ro,
(e|aXXo/iat)
7,
ieap
/rom.
Schol.
iâKokovBia (aKo\ov6ea>),
Sept.
follow out, to follow.
distance.
Job
7.
31,
9.
Sir. 5, 2.
Amos
2,
2,
2, 4.
Esai.
56, 11.
Polyh. 4,
Petr.
2,
5, 6, (T^Lai.
1,
Dion. H. V,
2.
188,
16.
15.
Jos.
Dion. P. 325, 35, distance. Ys&\ii.-Athan. IV, 1604 C. Tropically, exultation. Greg. Naz.U, 516 C.
Ant. Prooem.
pursuing.
4.
Epict.
1,
22, 16.
e^dKp,6s, ov,
1,
6,
=:= c^dKuK.
Antyll.
apud
Orift,
eâKoKovdr](ri.s, ffSjf],
(câKoKovSea) a following,
I,
526, 10.
;
1008 A. Ezech. 21, 11. eâKotrlapxos, ou, 6, (iâKOfTiOi, dpâv) comviander of six hundred. Pohjaen. Prooem. 2.
Clem. A.
iâKOvaa
eâXof, ov, (aXs) ou( o/" Ae sea

lAoi, vi^dXos.
alibi.
opposed to
4.
tv-
=:
aKOvaa.
Sept.
Polyb. 16,
16.
1,
3, 8.
16, 4, 12, et 17, 1, 52.

&a;(.
Strab. 1, 2,
3,
Diosc. 138 (139).

281, 5.
eâiiapTavtn,
to
Lucian.
to
II,
405.
f|aKoa-[ooT09,
rj,
6v,
(eâKooioi)
8, 13.
six hundredth.
Sept.
Gen.
7,
11.
cause
sin,
to
make
5.
to
sin.
iâKOTvKialoi, a, ov, holding six KoriXai.
Sext.
Sept. Reg. 3, 16, 2, nvd.

iâpavpttxris, caj,
17,
Eccl. 5,
143, 29.
iâRovcTTtov ^=. bei iâxoifw.
(iâpavp6a>) disappearance,
Diosc.
Clem. A.
I,
273
Plut. II, 434 A.
A.
eâKova-Tos, ov,
tinctly
iâp.^\vva
(fâKoia) heard:
clear.
audible, dis-
eâp.p\aia-KB>
heard,
H. IV, 2098,
I,
15.
Diod. 20, 67. Jos. Ant. 4, 8, 12.
Dion.
Plut.
72 (79).
67 B, et
alibi.
Sext. 25, 19.
2.
eâp^\d>TT<o
= = =
r/,
dp,^\iva>.
1,
88.
2,
eâ/i^Xoa.
Diosc.
196.
3,
preceding.
Diosc.
2,
193
Famous
i^dp,eiyjns, ecos,
17,
TrepiirvcTTos.
Achmet.
13.
Schol. Dion.
(eâ/tiet/So))
change.
Plut. II,
P. 324, 20.
e$aKpifia(a> ==; iâKpiôa.
~(ra(rdat.
426 D.
Sept.
Num.
4,
to.
23, 10
iâpcpeia, as,
parts.
(îâp,cpf)s)
division
into
six
Job
Jos.
28, 3
Hau
19,
repay avTOS iâKpi7,
Stob.
ok,
U, 532,
(?^,
10.
/Saêrat.
Ant.
vofitfia.
*â/ieTpor,
/ierpov)
hexameter,^
Herm. Mand.
Reg.
1, 20, 12.
4, 2, ti jrapd
nvos.
Theodtn.
Schol.
hexametrus,
(feet).
fâKpiôKoyeofim
^=
1,
ancptjSoXoyeo/xai.
Dion. Thr. 651,

f'âKTeov
passive.
Sei e^dyeiv.
rj,
Anton.
to
3, 1.
TA
eâKTtop.
of six measures Her. 7, 220. 1, 47, tovos. Plat. Leg. 7, 810 E, em;. Dion. i7. V, 22, 2. 130, Jos. Ant. 2, 16, 4. 2, arlxos. 5ea:(. 638, 2.
c^dfierpov, sc. Ittos or fierpov, the hex-
consisting
eôKTopLKos,
6v,
belonging
an
ameter verse.
7,
Aristot.
Khet.
3, 1, 9.
Tiber. Novell. 28.
iâKTap, opos,
Xo'yor,
6,
the Latin
exactor
2,
KaTaXijicTt(c6i fis fiurvXXa/Sov.
Heph. Hermog.
Pous.
21,
(j>opo-
Rhet. 379,
5,
4,
daKrvXiKof KaraXijKTiKox.
7.
collector
of
taxes.
Athan. 1; 401 B.
that
effaces.
19, 3.
10, 5,
Pseudo-Demefo". 89,
rjpa'iKOV.
(ôKemTiKos,
r/,
ov,
(côXei'iô))
iiapiriviuos, a, ov,
following.
Vit.
Epiph. 36
Sext. 271, 14, ToS irpoTepov.

iôKei-îs, cms,
r/,
D.
;
blotting out, effacing
ex-
termination.
Sept.
Mich.
7,
11.
Ezech.
9, 6.
Eus.
II,
816 C.
fjs,
fj,
iâKKayr],
difference.
Did. A. 549 A,
Tivos 7rp6s Tiva.

e'idXKaîs, cas,
fj,
of six months. Gemin. 788 C. Pseudo /aco6. 6, 1. PaUad. Laus. 1092 A. âp.pa, aros, to, (e^dmio) a handle. ThemisU 203, 19. 2. A kindling. Plut. H, 958
eâptjvuiios, a, ov,
i^dfirivos,
=^
Apollod.
3, 4, 3, 2.
iôKKayri,
1, 1,
a changing, ex2, 3, 1. 6, 4, 1.
E.
eâp.vy8d\iâ>, ia-a, (d/iuySaXoy) to carve figm-es
changing.
Strab.
14.
4.

other.
o{ almonds on anything.
UâKKos, ov, (SXXos) diverse, different from

Sept. Esth. 3, 8. Sept.
2.
any
e'larajSaiVo)
Aquil. Ex. 25, 33.

of.
dvaâiva out
>
Artem. 191.
Leant.
Choice, fine,
2, 6,
iâva^mrriâ) ^= avcâwriât, to rebaptize.
exquisite, superb.
Reg.
14, oro-
A^.
Polyb.
6, 7, 7.
Haer. 168, 41.
3.
PZ(. II, 329 F.
Hippol.
Cypr 1685 B. iâva^pvo) ava^pva
ex
Tti/oy.
Vit.
Epiph. 45
forth.
Strange, singul&r, un-
G,
tjfiwp diTo
TWOS,
Zo catisfe to
gush
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eâvayevvdo/jbai
iâvayevvdoijuti Jul.
:
479
e|an-Xdfa),
Jo
eâwotrre'XKm
niai
sixfold.
dvayevvdofiai, to be born again.
Joann. Mosch.
423 D.
E'lai/aywucKo)
et alibi.
3061 C.
miayivixTKa.
Plut'l, 792 F,
eôTrXao-tdfo), derm,
six.
(eâffXdo-tos) to multiply by
Nicom. 48.
ov, (e|,
iâvahocns,
skin.
ecos,
f),
(dvadiSaiu) eruption on the

13, 6. 18.
avaitrdrfTea
i^dnXfypos,
TrXfupd) MiVA
sia;
sides, as
AquU. Lev.
lâvaio-BrjTea
Porphyr. Abst. 66.

iâvaKdKvTrra
dvaKciKiiTrra.
= =
plane figure.
Strengthened.
Schol. Arist,
*e'|airXdor, ov,
Plotin. II, 1152, 12.
a.
(c^) sixfold.
Inscr. 2554, 65.
Nub.
3.
ij,
iâvoKaa-is, eas,
(^âvdK[(TK<o) exhaustion of
I,
to côTrXa, hexapla,. Origen's edition of the Greek translations of the Old Testament. The first column contains the Hebrew text the second, the
;
Substantively,
strength.
Plut.
r),
312 B.
Orig. 11, 1164
Hebrew
tuagint;
in
Greek
letters
;
eâvaK(onK6s,
6v,
consuming.
translation of Aquila
the third, the the fourth, the Sep;
B.
iâvaveoio
^=
dvaveoa.
Strab. 9, 4,
2,
p. 285,
12
-tr6ai.
ij,
the fifth, the translation of Symmachus the sixth, of Theodotion. Eus. n, 557 A. Epiph. I, 1076 A. nr, 268 B.
;
iâvd(TTa<ns, eas,
sion.
Polyb.
rection
2,
21, 9.
a driving away from, expul2. iJesur2, 35, 4.
Hieron.
I,
838 (643).
105.
*â7rXd(B (e^, &TrK6a>), to Stretch out, spread out.
di/aorao-ts.
PaiiZ.
Phil.
3,
11.
Batrach.
Philon
8.
I,
95,
3,
45.
1.
96,
1.
TheopUl. 1044 A.
Theoph. 628, 11,
Orig.
IV, 221 B.
Kd6rja-6m,
Erotian. 148.
Herm. Vis.
Antyll.
iâvdaTpo(f>a (iâva<rrpe(jia>), adv. bach-foremost.
apud
II,
Orib.
eV &ou
with the
1169 B.
I,
2.
HI, 634,
Sext. 676, 3.
Eus.
Phi-
To
unfold, explain.
face to the ass's tail. 682, 12 '"EKaBurav avTov
lon
302, 34.
Erotian. 4.
Pseudo-i>eme?-.
im Svov
crayiiaTa/ievov iâvd(rTpo(j>a KparovvTa
106,15.
cân-Xda),
Sex*. 49, 17.

(îâTrXoos)
to rriultiply
njK oipdv avTov, holding the ass's tail by
way
mo-a,
by
six.
of bridle.
âva<})epa)
:=
dvacj>epa tK.
Plut.
I,
392 A, et
ventilate.
aUbi.
iâvejilâ, Itra,
(dvefilônai)
II.
to
fan,
1233 A. i^diiKoKTis, r, t], {fâtikoa) a spreading, stretching, an extending, unfolding. Nicom. Philonl, 385, 33, opposed to irlXrja-is. 120.
II,
Max.
Schol. Ven.
ad Horn.
3,
20, 440.
158, 5.
I,
Aret. 6 E.
eâvi\jfws, ov, 6, (dveflfids) cousin's son.

6, 2,
Polyb.
(54).
Sext. 200, 25.
Greg. Naz.
1076 B.
raTrfiTav.
6.
Poll.
29.
Ammon.
*53
Ind. 272 C.
Achmet. 223,
Cosm. 2.
Synes. 1497 C.
iâvBuTjios, ov, 6,
lâvBuTTfov
C.
An
e^dvdrjfjM.
unfolding, explanation.
Erotian. 18.
Diosc.
2,
101.
I,
3. Projection of the sphere. B. D.

e^dTrXoxrtj, eas,
f],
Synes. 1584
Set e$av6ieiv.
Clem. A.
529
(iâjrXoco) the multiplying
by
eâvSpoTriôimi, to
II,
become human.
Greg. Nyss.
six.
Max.

Sept. Ps. 87, 16.
20 B.
Diosc. 4, 74.
ecus,
fj,
eânopim =:=
1, 62, 1,
djropeo).
Polyb.
iâviardva (dvurrdva), to cause mental derangement.

iidvoi^K,
et alibi.
H.
Ill,
I,
1354,
8.
Diod. II, 507, 90. Paul. Cor. 2, 1, 8.

aTrdpijcru.
Dion.
2, 4, 8.
(iâvoiyto)
an opening.
Antyll.
Strab.
Plut.
194 A.
16, 1, 10.
iâvrKrjreov
Orib.
eâiToprja-K, ews, ^,
Oiig. II,
1016
8
11.
iâvrKeiv.
apud
A.
i^diTopos, ov,
n, 414,
airopos Strengthened.
.Clim.
iiaovyKiov, ov, to, (e^, oiyKia) L. semissis, six
809 B.
eâ7rocrTi\dpiov, ov, t6, (eâirooTEXXo)) in the
per cent.
(295).
Antec.
dirdya.
3,
7,
1.
2,
13, p.
366
kândya
=
9,
Gelas. 1256 B.
Ritual, a troparion said or sung just before the Lauds (âhoi). Stud. 1708 A. Leo. 300.
iâiraiTca
^=
dnairew.
ij,
eâirdrqtns, cios,
Jul.
349 B.
/ren. 585 B.
ajrarijo'iy.
Athen.
38.
f),
i^pip/j. I,
588 A.
2J(A SKr axes,
[The troparion said or sung immediately beLauds during Lent is called cfxoTaand as the imperative lânoaruywyiK&v
fore the
;
eâiriXfKvs, 6,
(|,
TrtXcKur)
\ov, send out, occurs in nearly all the (^<otoyayyiKd,

it is

2,
Roman /asces.
Polyb.
3,
natural to suppose that the

originally
24, 6.
3,
3, 40, 14,
êfiav, praetor.
40,
name
to
11.
3,
106, 6.
33, 1, 5, uTpaTTiyos, praetor.
was what was afterward

iâiroareikdpiov
apphed
called
(jiarayioyi.-
App.
i^dmva
4,
5,
7.
40, 9, dpxri, praetura. I, 556, 33.
Diod.
11,
519, 82.
Koc]
eân-ooreXXaj (dn-oorreXXiB), to send out, to despatch ; to send away, dismiss. Sept. Gen. 8,
10.
25.
tâirivtji, fâi'^wjs.
iSspi!.
Lev.
7.
21,
Sir.
Num.
4,
20.
6,
9.
Josu.
11,
31, 42.
1,
4,
4.
Lev. 14, 7. 16, 26. Esdr. 1, 1, 44. Judith 7, 32, et alibi.
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Polyh. S, 11,
70.
1.
2.
fj,
480
Diod. 15,
eiapriCa,
plete.
lcra>,
eâvyeia
(dpriâ) to equip, fit out,
to
4, 84, 3, et alibi.
com-
Aristeas
fji,
iâirotTTokfj,
(fâTrooTfXXiB)
o sending
forth.
et alibi.
Sept.
Mace. 3, 4, 4. Orig. U, 104 A. B.

7, rjpai'iKov.
Poii/i. 1, 41, 3,
49 as v. 1. Luc. Act. 21, 5. Paul. Tun. 2, 3, 17 -o-/io/os 7rp6s Lucian. II, 97. n. Jos. Ant. 3, 2, 2.
JOiod. 14, 19, p. 655,
i^dpTia-cs, ems, ^,
(lâpTi^m) equipment, baggage.

BasUic.
i^coTovs, ovv, verse consisting
of six feet.
Dion.
H. V,
21,
Theoph. 590, 18. eâpn(Tp.6s, ov, 6, equipment of a ship.

15, 1, 3.
iâno<palva
CTem. ^.
:z=;
ov',
avoipaLvai.
Lucian.
Ill, 241.
eiairrepvyos,
(e|, irrepvi)
six-winged seraph.
colts (horses).
eâpxrjBev
=
6,
dpxrjSev.
II,
61 A.
Grey. iVaz. H, 52 A.
câpxia, as,
id7rai\os, ov, (nSiKos)
drawn by six
r=;
n, 337 C.
12.
i),
Philon Carp. 117 A. Damasc. 2. Office ofâpxos. Mai. 427,

(eâpxos) dominion.
Const. JH, 620 D. 2. exarch, the metropolitan whose
Herodn.
eiapaia(ris,
12.
5, 6, 16.
eojs,
^,
dpalams.
Lyd. 349,
Nicet. Byz.
âpxos, ov,
prefect.
Exarchus,
eâpao/iai (dpao/iat), ^0 6e cursed.
jurisdiction extends over the whole province;
741 C.
iapyai (dpyea), to cause to cease
the bishop of a province.
from work.
Tu.
Carth. Can. 39.
Chal.
9. 1 7.
3.
Sard. Can.
6.
Overseer
Leont. Cijpr. 1737 A.
fâpyvpurpos, ov,
rare.
6,
to iâpyvpi^civ,
adae-

(ape(7"KuojLtat), to delight in.
^âpo-Kvopai
Clem.
A.
I,
556 B.
eats,
r),
of monasteries, =: dpxipJivSplTTis. Theod. IV, 1317 C. Const. (536), 968 A. Justinian. Novell. 133, 4. 4. The moderator of a council. Theod. TV, 1409 C, ttjs avvoSov. Euagr. 2445 B.
iâptdprjais,
(eâpiBjiea)
enumeration.
eây, adof,
r],
(ej)
Xa
fte
numjer
six.
Polyh. 16, 26,
5.
Theol. Arith. 33.
PAitora
1, 3,
27.
Plut. II,
App. U, 287,
21.
Artem.
17.
738 F.
e^darjfws,
(shorts).
1018 D.
ov,
eâpiOpx>^vyoKap7ravoTpvTavl(ras,
an absurd comTpvTavij
(cr^/ia)
consisting
of
six
times
pound o{ eâpiOpea, fuydi. Kapiravos, Pseudo-/uZ. apud Basil. IV, 344 C.
Drac. 125, 12. Schol. Heph. 3, 3, p. 23.
Aristid. Q. 36.
eâpiBpos, ov, (c|, dpidpos) verse composed of six numbers Schol. Heph. 7, 1, (feet).
p. 40.
câcTKeXfis, s, (crKeXos) six-legged.
Galen. XII,
475 A.
eâawpos,
_
ov,
(aa-npos)
2.
eiekevKos.
Apocr.
tâppa, arcs, to, altitude of a star.
HipparcTi.
Martyr. Barthol.
iâa-TaSios, ov,
14, 3, 8.
1013 C, ToO noKov, the latitude of a place. Gemin. 789 C. Strab. 1, 1, 21, p. 19, 18. 2, 1, 18, p. 116, 23, ToC rfKiov, the meridian altitude. PZui. II, 410 E. Ptol. Tetrab. 76, Tov TToXou. (Compare Cleomed. 27, 28 "o re
TToXoff eâlperai.)
=^
cf crrabiav.
Strab. 5, 3,
7.
i^dmepos, i^danxos,
786, 20.
ov, ov,
=
:^
eâarpos.
Eus. Alex. 453 B.

Schol. Dion. Thr.
t^ arixav.
eâarpdirrai (aoTpdn-Toi), fo yZasA ouZ, of lightto
iappdâj (ippSô)),
put out ofjoint, dislocate.
ning.
Sept.
9,
Jos. Ant. 8, 3, 6 [(?) Philostr. Imagg. 813.] eappos, ov, (dppi6s) dislocated. Lyd. 251, 3.
ic.
29.
eâcrrpof, oy,
Nahum 3, 3. Ezech. 1, 4. 7. Eus. n, 912 C. VI, 1017 B. (e^, aarpov) of six stars. Steph.
composed of six
syl-
a denying, renouncing, in ecclesiastical language. Iren. 657 B, tov /3aTTTio-paTos. Martyr. Path. 1429 B, of Christ. fâpvos, ov, denying Christ. Martyr. Path. 1429 B.
i^dpvrjim, cas,
jj,
Diac. 1097 C.
eâa-iXKafios, ov, (crvXXo/Sij)
lables.
Aristid. Q. 49. 55.
Schol. Arist. Av.
737.
i$a(T(j)dkiâ
daxl)dKL(a Strengthened.
Jos. B. J. 2, 8,
Stnib.
7.
e$ap(ns, eas,
rj,
(iâipto)
lifting up,
pulling
up.
Sept.
Num.
10,
6.
Meta17.
taking or
17, 1, 54, p. 399, 24.
eÛTOv, ov, TO,

t/r.
(e^,
e^m)
f|mcmjs.
(Soss.
phorically, destruction.
Clem. A.
n, 377 B.
2,
2.
p.
Sept.
Jer. 12,
rising, rise.
SuXaptov, eôx^ tov e^drov. e^drovos nv, (e^, tokos) o/" sia; tones.
Plut.
II,
Cleomed.
15.
1028 E.
(iâpTdm) anything suspend1 7,
e^dpTrjfia, arcs, to,
iâTTiKL^co
dTTuet'fm.
ed, weight.
Tatian.
844 A,
trKuribav,
2. To render Attic.
fâTapia, as,
fj,
amulets.
Iambi V. P. 250.
Schol. Arist.
Phryn. P. S. 12, 26. Phot. HI, 372 A. (e x a u t o r o) exemption from

Leo. Tact. 20,
to
Eq. 762, appendage.

i^dpTTjo-is,
military service.
71.
Suid.
incorrect for i^dpna-ts.
Porph.
Adm.
'E|aT(ji>peta
75, 9.
i$dpna, to, (iâpnâ) tackle, tackling. Theoph.

Cont. 532, 15.
iâpria, as,
r/,
eâuydfo/iot 589 B.
361 C.
....
aiydâ,
shine forth.
PhUostrg.
Gloss,
iâvyeia, as,
f;,
(c'lavy^s) effulgence.
Method.
i^dpTuris.
BasUic. 53,
3, 12.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eâvdaSiaôfiai
^âvSaSidôfiai
481
Jos. Ant. 15,
eêpeia-fji,a
aiflaSftdfo/iai.
$(\aTeov
preceding.
Jul.
10,4.
4âv6evTrj<ns,
over.
eo)j,
eê\ev6epios, ov,
^,
=^
e\ev6epios.
300 C. Porphyr. V.
Cic.
(ai6evTea) the lording
it
Pyth. 50.
e^cXeidepos,
6,
Stud. 1820 A.
=^
dmXeidepos.
Attic.
.eâvKaxiâ (auXaxifffl), (o
mate
into
a brook;
to
6,
5.
pour forth.
iô.vx'ivuTjios,
Lyd. 173, 13.

ov,
o,
259, 8.
refractoriness.
eê\ev6ep6o>
28, 1.
eê\ev(Tis,
direXevdepoo).
Dion
C.
60,
(avxrju)
1.
AquU.
Nahum
3,
Hieron. VI, 1254 A.

Orig. IV,
emr,
^,
(e^fpxopai)
20.
a going
out.
(Compare
516 C.
em-paxi/Xifo).)
.e|a(âw(r/idf, oC, d,
Sept.
31.
Reg.
ov,
2, 15,
^ôc?-. Act. Philipp.
d(j}avi(Tfi6s.
e^fXiypos,
planet.
d.
(eêXiaa-a)
revolution
iâ(l>ia, see atfim.
Gemin. 853 A.
Arr. Anab.
eiBf,
17,
Nicom.
74.
2.
II,
of a
.|aô/)if(B
;=
d(])opiâ, to separate.
Iren. 1043
Evolution, in military language,

27, 1.
3,
ê/. TWc^.
A.
îâ^piâ, to
I,
15, 2.
make foamy. 2)2080.2,101.

oi,
6,
5as!7.
eêXi^ts,
=;
preceding.
Ploiin.
73 B.
(iâ<j}plâ>)
999, 3.
the
1,
eâ<f>pi(Tii6s,
being
made
eêXxdo)
eXxdo) strengthened.
Dzorf. 14, 88.
297 B. â(^p6ai ^=z eâ^plâ. Clem. A. I, 308 A. Lucian. i^dxitp! eipos, 6, 17, Cx^'p) six-handed.
foamy or frothy.
Clem. 4.
Jos. Ant.
iêXXrjviâ
2, 14, 4.
iKKijvlôi),
to
make Greek,
as a
I,
816.
f^dxovs, ovv, holding six xdfs.
Plut.
I,
91
D.
f^dxpovos, ov,
{shorts)
;
(xpdi/oj)
,
consisting of six times
as
J^d^lraKp^s, ov, consisting
Ritual, 6 ^d}j/dKfios,
ly,
Heph. 3, 2. of six vâX/ioi. In the the Six Psalms, name-
tlie 3d, 37th, 62d, 87th, 102d, and 142d. They form the most solemn part of Spdpos.
Stud. 1 705
'Câîs, fas,
T),
TO e^dijfaXiiov, unusual.
illumination, a display
13.
word. Jos. Ant. 1, 6, 1. Plut. I, 69 B. Phryn. 379. On^. IV, 172 C. eêpPXdpwv, incorrect for iêp.irXdpwv. iêpeais, ems, 17, (e|e/i(a) a vomiting forth. Epiph. II, 517 D. i^fpnXdpiov, ov, to, the Latin exemplar. 717 A. Method. 388 Zi^na?. 645 B. 677 A. A. iîp-irXiov, ov, to, the Latin e x e p1u pattern. Porph. Cer. 469.
(i^dirrco)
eêvavTias
front.
=
=^
| evavrlas,
opposite,
11, 15.
before,
in
of lights.
iâmpia, as,
Mai. 206,
17,
Sep;.
Reg.
2,
Sap. 4, 19.
(i^dtopos) the sixth
hour of the
Mace. 1,4,12. 1,9,45. 1,11,68.

eêvbvop.ai
day (noon).
iidapos,
77.
ov,
(Spa) of six hours. Nicom. 52. e^cdm (earn), to let go. Apocr. Act. et Paul.
i^cyep<Tis,
i^fVfx^pi'dCa
(KSiofiat-
Greg. Dec. 1204 B.

Diog.
6,
cvexvpi'dCo.
99.
iêvTepiîo, iato, (evTcpov) to take out the entrails.
Diosc.
eas,
rj,
2,
67.
4,
149 (151),
p. 633,
the ivre-
(e^pyei'pca)
an awakening,
9,
piavt]
raising
from
1.
sleep.
Polyb.
15, 4.
Dion.
I,
e|ed<o
of a plant.
eâsBiat.
Afric. 84 C.
II,
H.
I,
588,
alibi.
Jos. B. J. 3, 5, 3.
Plut.
949
8.
C.
957 A.
E, et
f|e8a<î'f<a
Allien,
iSa(j}i^(o
apud
Orib. Ill, 164,
strengthened.
36S, IG.
Sibyll. 8,
39.
Orig.
VH,
241 D.
[It must have been D. suggested by eaxra, the aorist of iiOca.'] iêpda ? Polyb. 8, 8, 3. eêpaivto
1072 B. Eustrat. 2317 C.
Epiph. I, 696 189 C. Socr. 320
'iie6iCa
:=
idcCo).
Philon
11,
391,21.
Jut.
eêpafui, aTos, to,

22. iêpaa-fia
(iêpda) vomit.
Petr.
Petr.
2,
2,
iêiKacrpa, aros, to,
(eÊt/cafo))
likeness.
247 D.
fleiKow'fo),
iVo),
==
preceding.
iêpevvdoi.
2,
2,
22 as
(eiKoj/ifio)
io
/o)'m completely.
V.
1.
Sept.
Ex.
21, 23. 22 Mi) eêiKovurp-evov, un-
iêpawdta
=
;
Sept. Judic. 5, 14.

1, 1, 10.
formed.
238, 14.
17. 1. eêipi, to
0101/, to
n, 445 C. 8. To 248, 72.

Plut.
Hippol. Haer.
^jr^ji/y.
Ps. 118, 2
iêpyacTTiKws
as v.
1.
Petr.
Iren.
1,
go
out, to depart.
Gelas. 1269 D, t6v

Jos. Ant. 15, 3,
Q^cpyaanKos), adv. elaborately. Apollon. D. Synt. 282, 10. Cornut. 217. eêpf SoTeuo), cutra, the Latin exheredo,=
diroKTipva-a-a, to disinherit.
depart
eêipaveiopm
6.
this life.
Antec.
1, 11, 3.
elpavevojim,
eêpeSdros,
ov,
exheredatus,
2, 18, 5.
disinherited.
15, 7, 4, et alibi.
f),
Antec.
cattle.
2,
13, 5.
f^f\a(Tia, as,
a driving out of
ov,
Polyb.
eêpdSa := ipelSa strengthened.

6,
Polyb. 8,
6,
12, 4, 10.
*tXaoTo<dr,
35.
ri,
et alibi.
eas,
Diosc.
fj,
1,
88.
oios iêXavveiv.
Moschn.
I,
eêpeia-ts,
(iêpeiSa)
a leaning upon.
support.
'iithurreov
C.
= 8
Polyb.
6, 23, 4, at Ttpos Trjv yfjv.
iê\avvew.
61
Clem. A.
445
f$fpfia-fia,
oTos,
ri,
prop,
Longin.
40, 4.
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eêpevv7)<7ipaivoiuu
23, 41 as T.
=
tj,
Epict. 4,
Tr.
1,
147.
ev(f>paivoiuu.
Sept.
Ezech,
357 D.
r],
1.
Hermes
Poem.
17, 9.
iêpeuvriTiKoc,
3, 6.
6v,
good as a
(iêpfvyco)
scout.
Strab. 3,
eêCJjrjiJLepLa,
as,
=^
icjitjiifpia.
Fseud-Athan.
iêpevîi,
a>s,
17,
a belching
Plut.
I,
out.
IV, 908 C. iêX'"' '" stand
out.
Aret. 14 D.
Koi eêx""' '''^/
^ painting. 3.
tivos.
Philosir. 72
To
fio-côi/
re
Mid. t fDion. H.
Clem.
c|fpif<o (epical), to dispute, resist.
649
exopMt, to hold, to cling, to adhere.

I,
D.
Clem. R.
1,
45, els roaovrov Bvfiov, to be

11,
202, 13.
I,
Dion Chrys.
translate
Just.
rj,
II, 205, 25.
contumacious.
App.
387,
7.
A.
Polyb. 10,
384 A. 398 A,
to
iêpi6eiop.aL (ipLdeva), to inveigle.

25, 9, Tovs veovs.
eiepitrita
i^rfyeofiai,
another.
from one language Tryph. 71. 124.
into
:=
^
epia-pM.
Porphyr.
Abst.
1,
10,
l^rfyriiianKos,
ov,
i^rjyrjnKos.
Men.
Rhet..
P-17.
eêpianKos,
born.
e|e/}Keroc,
142,
6v,
5.
rj,
disputatious
obstinate, stub-
eîj-yijcris,
ews,
f],
translation.
Jos. Ant.
Prooem
Galen. VIII, 159 A.

ot),
to,
iêpKiTos.
Diog. 10, 143. Martyr. Areth.
3.
Just.
Tryph.
rj,
68. 71. 124.
i^rjyrjnKos,
ov,
C^^y)rris)
I,
explanatory, ex-
CAron. 566. 592, 18. Mai. 394. Schol. eiepKiros, 6, the Latin exercitus. An(ec. 2, 13, 6.
10.
iêpp.r)ViKo (epjXTqvevta), to translate, to interpret.
pository.
Hermog. Bhet PoU. 4, 41. 42. Sext. 420, 14. Clem. A. I, 820 A. 11, 588 A. Orig. I, 900 Anatol. 213 A, C. 1085 B, commentary.
Plut.
539 B.
225,
21.
Polyb.
16.
2, 15, 9.
Plut.
H, 383 D.
to
Dion. H. I, 1693. Ill, 1640, Anast. Sin. 1053 C.

creep forth.
Sept. Ps. 104,
VOflOV.
i^yrjTtK&s,
adv.
in
an explanatory manner^
Syncell.
2, 10.
D.
cêpTTco,
Poll. 4, 42.
to
Sext. 196, 13.

rj,
cause
f^ryyopia, as,
(fâyopiiw) utterance,
33, 26.
speech..
30, Parpaxovs, brought forth. 20.
Aquil. Gen.
Sept.
1,
Sept.
Job
22, 22.
Ex.
T^v
1, 7.
Epiph.
I,
237 B.
i^rjKovraî^Xos, ov, (tîJKOVTa, |3i/3Xos) consisting^
i^cpxop.ai, to
4,
go
out, transitive.
Gen. 44,
2,
7r6\iv,
I,
^=
TTJs
"
TToXeois.
Josu.
19.
of sixty books. Psell. 927 A. f^Kovradvo =^ i^Kovra 8vo, sixty-two.
Theodtn.-
PhUon
372, 50.
Orig.
m,
445 B.
Jos. Ant.
fêa-Tos, incorrect for enffOTds.
Dan. 5, 31. e^KOVTaEwea

Sept. Esdr.
^zr
1, 2,
i^Kovra iwea,
13.
e|, sixty-six.
sixty-nine.-
e^cTacrcs, fas,
3, 12, 4.
r/,
=z; emtTKOTn), census.
e^cTa<Tp,6s, ov, 0,
f^Kovrac^
imcrKOTrq, visitation.
Sept.
46, 26.
Sap. 4,
6.
test.
i^rjKovTafnrd
Orig.
I,
= i^Kovra Bg. = c^Kovra

rj,
Sept. Gen.
3, 10, 14.
twrd.
Sept. Esdr.
1,.
i^fTaaTqpiov, ov, to, (eêTcurrrfs)
5, 15.
572 A.
eêrfporpoTTea,
Cyrill.
^(to),
eirjKovTacna, as,
(eror) period
of
sixty years.
(ercporponos)
to be different.
Plut.
I,
873 C.
ov,
(kXi'it;)
eIeVi
A. VT, 880 D. Ti EK. Bus. II, 524 vas en TraiSAs kvr}(TKqp.ivos.
f^Kovrdiekivos,
containing
sixty
B
I,
Tds Beias
992 A.
(f>a>-
couches.
i^tjKovTaoKTo)
Diod. 16, 83.
eêvyevlCio
=^
eiyevl^m.
Orig.
V, 88 B.
22.

caZm.
Eus. Mai. 71,

11,
Sept.
Nehem.
i^KovraircvTf
Sept.
= =
17,
i^rjKovTa
OKTa,
sixty-eight.
11, 6.
i^Kovra
Trivre,
I,
sixty-five^
Num.
3, 50.
Clem. A.
872 C.
Jos.
fêijSiafs) (ciSidfofifu), <o
Philon
I,
345,
e^rjKovTdjnixvs, v, (ir^pfus) sixty cubits long.
21.
eêu/ifi/i'fo)
B. J.
evp,eviâ.
5, 5, 5.
7, 8, 3.
Philon
168, 38.
II,
i^r/Kovrds, dSos,
5, 7, p.
the
number
sixty.
9.
Strdb. 2,
533,
I,
3.
/os. Ant. 11, 5, 4.
12, 2, 13.
Plut.
170,
7.
Iambi. 208,
17, 3, 14.
176 B.
propitiation.
f^KovTaaTobios,
Orig.
I,
ov, ^=. e^TjKovra
aradiav.
Strdb.
eievfievi,(Tp,6s, ov, 6,
1613
6,
2.,
3.
17, 1, 41.
B.
eievp.vurTov
i^rjKOVTaTecr(rapes, a,
=z
et^Kovra
T0-<Tapes, sixtyI,
Sei iêvjievlêiv.
Orig.
I,
1612
four.
Aristid. Q. 49.
Clem. A.
845 B.
to
e|ewi/oux'f'
:=
evvovxlCa.
Philon
p. 91.
I,
224, 28.
872 C. e^KooToy,
rj,
ov,
sixtieth.
Substantively,
289, 15.
C.
Orig.
e|eu7-eXifo)
Moschn. 142, m, 1260 A.

EureXifft).
Plut.
U, 692
Jbs. Ant. 18, 1, 3.
Plut.
I,
681 C.
one sixtieth of a degree. UpSirov e^KooTov, minute ('). Aevrepov e|))icocrroi', second (ft). Gemin. 812 A. Orig. II, 77 B.
i^YjKocrrov,
fffuTeXttr/iidr, oO, 6,
vilifying, contempt.
Dion.
i^Ko<TTOTCTapTos,
77.
Tj,
OV,
sixty-fourth.
Nicotn-
H. VI,
814, 14.
Heron Jun.
96, 13.
81, 4, et alibi.
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by Microsoft
e^TiXiaâ
f|nXifo>, d(T(o, (rjXidô))
to
483
to the 2,
eîaco<TK
expose
Sept.
sun, to
21, 6,
iîbumoiiopai (JbionoiAopaC)
5,
hang in the open
air.
Reg.
57.
14,
I,
nvd
nvi.
ij,
Clem. A.
(?Xj^)
not
=: iSiov/xai. Diod. Apollon. D. Synt. 199, 6. 1012 B. II, 281 B.

21.
f'liXtl, iKos, 6,
of age.
Did. A.
eî8pa>(Tis,
708 B.
iîjKiooiuu.
=
:
(tltSpoco) Plut. II, 949 E.
eas,
sweat, perspiration.
rjKioofiai.
Plut. II, 929 D,
eîKapoa, axra, (iXapoj)

16, p.
e^lXa<Tcs,
to cheer.
Athen. 10,
propitiation.
i^rjiOiaynhios (eâXXatrcro)),
culiarly
83.
e|7jXoi
adv. unusually, pe2,
42 E.
c<Bj,
differently.
Diod.
42.
Nicom.
Achmet.
^,
{e^t\d(TKoiMi)
PZui. II, 745 F.

(ijXdo)),
Sexi. 328, 10.
Sept.
Num.
31,- 1.
29, 11.
Dio^'. 1, 110.
8.
Porphyr.
Sept.
io
unnail, unfasten.
Aneb.
Iambi. 43,
147.
Fii. Nil.
Jun. 49 A.
izzz fifitpaMTis.
eîKaap-a, aros, t6,

I, 12, 3.
=
8.
i^CKa<jp,6s.
Keg.
i^fiepos, see f|a^jtiepos.

i^rijiipaais, ccds,
fj,
Ps. 48,
Plut.
I,
69 F,
i^CKaap,6s,
et alibi.
ov, 6, (JXda-Kopai) propitiation, expiation, atonement. Sept. Ex. 30, 10 as v, 1.
i^vios, ov,
Cjp-ffl.
(ijvi'oi/)
unbridled.
Plut. II, 510 E.
Lev. 23, 27.

II, et alibi.
A.
s^fipoa
et alibi.
=
tj,
II,
133 A.
Strab.
1, 3, 7, p.
Num. 5, 8 as v. 1. Par. Anast. Sin. 1809 A.

hei eîKd<rKea-6ai.
1, 28,
fineip6a).
80, 10,
iîKaariov
;=
r),
Synes. 1369
D.
Procl.
i^prjfifvas, adv. abstractly.

"(99).
Farm. 688
dîKaa-TtKos,
ov, propitiatory.
Cornut. 201.
Pseudo-Dion. 693 B.
(e|)
eîKfoio
=^ eîSda-KoiJLcu.
Strab. 4, 4, 6.
Hermog.
9,
i^fnjs, f OS,
a ship with
16,
7, 1.
six
Polyb. 1, 26, 11.
hanks of oars. Pint. I, 778 B.

e^^pi/s.
Rhet. 24, 8. iîvmâ, do-to,

p.
following.
Athen.
70,
App.
i^piKos,
I,
Tj,
514, 42.
6v,
406 A.
take out the fibres.
pertaining
to
an
Polyb.
iîvl^co, la-to, (Js Ivos) to
Ruf.
Frag. Hist. 35, ttXoIov, =::

e^s, adv. in order.
i^ripr/s.
apud
Orib.
H, 276,4.
to
Hipparch. 1036
Ael. Tact.
Kal
2
to.
e|io(B
(ioffl),
clean
from
rust.
Epict. 4, 11,
Sept.
I,
e^s, and so forth.

TO
6, 1.
Kara
60, 5. Arist.
13.
e'|i7r?rdfo/tai
i^s, and so on.
Galen.
Plut.
Hermog. Rhet. U, 280 A. Sext. 250, 1. Schol. 780 Ety TO ^r, to Xowrdv.
(J.Tnrdôfmi),
to
ride,
out.
Habac.
E.
eîirrreva
1, 8.
Jos. Ant. 9, 3, 2.
Plut.
470
iâ-Ktjpi/ojf (eâa-Kea),
adv. elaborately.
CyrUl.
(ijnreiiffl)
^
I,
preceding.
Diod. 17,
A.
I,
304 B.
i^rfrraop,ai
iîmaapai or H. II, 1189,

iâa-p,evas
fully.
=
I,
78.
jfrrdopju,.
20, 24.
Pluf.
1047 A.
App.
I,
272,
Dion.
care1,
32.
321, 79.
ov, t6,
(?^,
11.
PMora
I,
179, 15.
cîTnrov,
imros)
six-horse
chariot.
(iêrdâ), adv. accurately, 238,

28.
4ra(ore.
Polyb. 31,
3, 11.
Philon
581 B.
to
16.
Orig. I,
|i;;(c'(i)
940 A.
(^;ê'(b),
sound forth
to utter.
3,
Sept.
f^mamKos, rj, ov, ^= tvvdpsvos iîirovv. Galen. XIII, 686 A, et alibi. Sept. Sir. iûrdâ ==: Itrdâ, to make equal.
35, 9. 27.
iîcraa-fios, ov, 6,
Sir.
40,
13,
neuter.
7,
Joel
14,
neuter.
Strab.
2, 1,
31.
17, 3, 1.
Sext. 149,
Polyb. 30, 4,
song.
tA KvKvewv, the swan's dying
Philon
1, 1,
I,
475, 14.
II, 24, 22.
Paul.
an
equalling, equality.
Simplic.
Thess,
8.
Poll. 1, 118.
ylrdipa, to
464 C, Tiva T&

sound.
instructed.
Clem. A. I, annoy one with the
29 (15).
iûroa, dxra,
to assess.
Basil. IV,
496
Hippol. Haer. 214, 13, e^rjxrjBevTes,
2. To be Greg. Th. 1069 B. deranged or insane. Polem. 277. derangement, insanity. f|ijX'<i as, 7], (eirixoi) Mai. 134, 22. Solffm. 1332 A.
f^rixps, ov,
iîcrovvTos tiaîav^QV,
the assessor
A Tov of Nazi3, 1,
anzus.
iûrrdvo)
Luc. Act.
iûTTOxo
i^l(TTrip,i,
= =
Tffl
iîarrjiu.
8, 9.
Sept.
Macc.
8, 9
25.
e^lanifu.
Luc. Act.
as v.
I,
1.
(to0 ""* of tune. Hence, deranged,
to scare, frighten.
fxe,
Cedr.
588, 21
Clim. 721 C Tow e^x"" vjroKpiveplay the madman. Leant. Cypr. 1712 B. 1721 A. Vit. Nil. Jun. 152 A. e|i;Xoi) aa-ia, to make one crazy. Leant. Cypr. 1729 B.
insane.
<r6ai, to
.'E|eoT);(ras
SvOpame.
FsenAo-Basil. IV,
345
iûTTopririov
1216 B.
iîiTxvalva
iîiialfipai (ISidôpai)
= =
f'ieonjKOTt
ohm, pricked wine.

Clem. A.
I,
beZ iûTTopclv.
la-xvaiva.
Dion C. Frag.
17, 11.
ISiovfiai.
8, 27, 7.
Diphil.
apud
4niiaft. 96, 31.

5, 77.
Polyb.
Diorf. 1, 23.
Greg. Th. 1076 B. i^la-maK, ewy, rj, (iîaoa) L. exaequatio, peraequatio, equalization. Plut. I, 88 B. 813 A, 8. Assessment. T&v xp^pdriov. H, 1078 A. Justinian. Cod. 1, 4, 26, Basil. IV, 324 A.
Strab. 12, 3, 11.
16, 2, 29.
P%m.
1,
199,
condemned.
ou, d, appropriation.
f|iSiao-/io9,
8, p.
Strab. 17,
352, 12.
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by Microsoft
el'tcrtaTT)?
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11.
t^Krarrjs, oi, 6, (iîcroa))

or.
jêraequalor, assess-
611,
7.
16,
et
alibi.
Nic.
to
CP.
Histor.
Basil. IV, 713 B. Eus. II, 1152 C. Justinian. TseuAo-Lucian. Ill, 606. 607. Cod. 1, 4, 26, a. Cyrill. A. I, iîTrjkia, as, fj, the being iîTrjXos.
36,
i$icova-aTva>, evaa, (i^Kova-aros)
plead as an
anything.
Basilic.
excuse, to excuse one
from doing
Antec.
57, 5,
1,
9.
23, 5, eavTovs ttjs tmTpomjs.

5, 1,
156 B.
472 D.
6 -a-6ai nvos, to be exempt.

17,
i^nfiKas (eîrriXos), adv. by fading away, etc. Eus. VI, 988 B. Orig. n, 1108 B. C. iîTr)pios, ov, mîfu) belonging to departure. Greg. 'EîrqpLos \6yos, a farewell address.
iôva-ariaiv, oivos,
excusatio,
1, 22, 6.
exemption,
immunity.
e^Kova-aros,
t],
Antec.
ov,
the Latin
excusatus,
2.
ex-
Naz.
2. 600 C. Stud. 892 C. II, 529 A. Substantively, to iîrriptov, farewell address.

r),
empt. Justinian. Novell. 59,
Porph.
Cer.
488, 19.
i^Kovo'eia,
as,
r),
defined).
^îTrjTos,
iî^vEOfiai
6v,
=
rj,
e|t70s.
Alciphr.
3, 30.
i^Kovaeva,
evcra,
= =
e^KovaaTiav.
Suid. (un-
i^KoviTaTevo).
Chron. 584,
8.
i^txvdo).
i^lxveva-is, coos,
6,
Philon
I,
256, 40.
to eîxêieiv.
Geopon.
I,
2,
Mai. 356, 19 iKKova-eva 266. /otJHre. Ant. 177 C.
Roman
et Porph.
22.
cîp^j/eureoj' ^=. Sei
eîxyêiv.
Clem, A.
172
c^6yKa(Tis, e<By, ^, =;:; to iôyKovv. Ot-S. I, 437, 13.
Antyll apud
C.
Method. 80 A.
iîXviaâ
5, 27.
*e|o8eia
Sept. Judic. 18, 2.
Sir. 1, 3, et alibi.
as, ^,
(iôSevai) religious procession.
eiixvevio.
6, 24.
Job
Inscr. 4697, 42, tS>v vaiov.
Sap.
eôSevm.
(v<rai,
:
(oSevo)
to
eîXviao-fios,
ov,' 6.
investigation,
1.
examination.
expedition
38, 16.
Aquil.
Job
11,
7.
Esdr.
Polyb.
1,
4,
23.
to march out, to make an march in procession. Sept. Mace. 1, 15, 41. 2, 12, 19.
i^KaiSeKa
Ps. 94, 4.
l| Kol SfVa, sixteen.
5,
95, 6, et aUbi.
Diod. 19, 63. H,

Strab. 14,
I, 1, 45.
Plut. II, 367
521, 71.
Nicol.
D.
132.
Plut.
E.
Jos. Ant. 17, 8, 3.

ov,
343
C Meta5,
^KatSeKaeBpos,
(faces).
solid.
(eSpa)
with
sixteen
sides
phorically, to depart this
life.
Sept. Judic.
Ptol. Tetrab.
222 to i^KaiScKaeSpov,
27 iôSevdcls.
Nic.
I,
13.
Greg. Nyss.
II,
II,
232 C, TOV
fj,
jSi'ou.
i^KaiSeKMTtipii, tdos,
(eras) period
of sixteen of
about
to
be buried.
2.
Epiph.
517 A,
to be
To swerve.
Clementin.
years.
Gemin. 809 B.
ov,
25
10, 12.
-B^val Tivosfi,
i^KaiSeKaa-vWaôs,
sixteen syllables.
(avXXafirj) consisting
e|o6ia, as,
tion.
(e|odos)
a marching out
16,
1.
expedi11,
1.
Heph.
Sept.
1,
Deut.
3.
Reg.
2,
Eus. V, 232 Eutych. 2396 B. II KOI eeKOTOs. e^Kai.el3Sop.rjKovTaerr)pis, ibos, period of seventyGemin. 816 C. six years.
flxatSeVaTos,
rj,
ov, sixteenth.
Esdr.
26, 1.
4,
23 as v.
Polyb.
5, 54, 3.
8,
*e|o8(dfti), da-a, to
spend, expend money.
Inscr.
2448, V, 26. 30.
VH,
14. 25 c|o8ia|ei, Doric.

Nicol.
i^KMirevTriKovTair\aa-i,os,
a, ov, fifty-six
tim^s as
large.
Plut: II, 925 C.
e^Kairea'O'apaKOVTap.eTpos, ov,
Kovra fiTpa>v.
i^KeiTTapios. tov,
6,
Schol.
i^ l| teal retra'apdA rist. Pac. 9 74. (e X c e p t o) :^ imoSeKTrjs

a public
officer.
Sept. Reg. 4, 12, 12 -(rBTJvai ewi n. D. 160, to waste. Apophth. 169 B. Adm. 119, n Us nva- Achmet. 47.
Porph.
côSiaKos,
T],
dv,
(i^dSios) pertaining
Ill,
to burial,
funeral.
Jiearse.
Const.
1032 D,
(c/jd/SjSoros,
Tov
a-irov,
corn receiver,
1 iKo-KotTapioi.
Lyd. 208,
iôSidpios, ov,
6,
exodiarius,
player in
the
i^KeTTTiop, opos. 6,
the Latin exceptor, copier.
i$d8iov of a play.
Lyd. 152, 22.
Epiph. II, 376 C. Nil. 213 A. A. Chal. 1029 D. 1036 B.

e^KovfitTapios, ov,
6,
269 A.
337
E|o8tWts, ems,
(eloStafa) expenditure: pay. 17, Theod. in, 1039 A.
i^Kovîrap.
Nic. U,
681 D.
fKov^LTOv, OV, TO,
ly considered.
:;=: 01
eloSwo-fids, ov, d, expedition against. Polyb. 23, " 6, 1, îKijnrov tS>v em Opaicris iroKeav.
i^KovîTopes collective-
Expenditure.
iôBiaa-TiKos,
rj,
Artem. 84.
dv,
Cer. 484, 14.

e^KovfiiTos,
ov,
6,
Const. TU, 628 E. Leo Gram. 295.
Porph.
funeral.
Melamp.
481.
Substantively, to
eloSiaoTtKOf, the burial service. Euchol. p. 419
=:
i^KOvîrmp.
Const. IV,
784 A. Meet. Paphl. 493 B. Genes. 12, 16. Porph. Tbem. 33, 8. Cer. 11, 16. 23, et alibi. Theoph. Cant. 610 eKKOvîTos. i^KovîTotp, opos, 6, the Latin excubitor, one of the imperial palace-guard. Nil. 357 A. Lyd. 130, 20. Proc. I, 460, 13. Euagr.
4,
2.
'AKoXovdla TOV eôSiaoTiKov riiv fwvax^v, order for the burial of monks. 420, tSoi
(TpiK&V.
f loSi'fm, iViB, (?|oSor)
the
ko-
iKKOfii^m, to carry out
a corpse to the grave. B.

e|oSiKms,
Joann. Mosch. 2932

fully,
thoroughly.
adv.
9,
extensively,
Simoc. 186, 10.
Chron. 597. 606,
Diog.
64.
Porphyr. Prosed. 112.
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by Microsoft
eôSios
e^dSios,
8101',
485
iioXxr),
rjs, fi,
eô/x,o\oyew
(JêXKa) a drawing
out.
ov, final. 3. Substantively, to e^d(a) end, catastrophe. Plut. I, 565 A. 706 Q. Greg. Naz. II, 373 B, death. (b) funeral, funeral procession, eKtôpd. dim. 1065 D. Anast. Sin. 504 B. Porph. Achmet. 301. Cer. 630, 21. (c) solemn assembly. Sept. Lev. 23, 36. Deut. 16, 8. Philon U, 298, 2. Par. 2, 7, 9. |o8os, ov, fi, a going out. Metaphorically,
Paul.
Aeg. 350.
eôXodpevfia, arcs, to,
1,
following.
Sept. Reg.
15, 21, V.
1.
iôXedpevfia.
^,
iôXodpcva-is, ems,
tion.
I, 7, 7.
(iôXodpfita) utter destruc-
Sept. Ps. 108, 13.
Ezech.
1
9, 1.
Maco.
Theodtn. Deut. 24,
dpevcTccos,
Bi^Xtov eôXo17.
fitfiXiov
1.
dnoa-Taa-iov
1,
Also
Ps.
eôXcflpeuo-tr as V.
SepZ. Judic.
departure from this

Sap.
31.
3, 2. 7, 6. 2, 1,
life,
decease, death.
Sept.
9,
108, 13, etc.

eôXodpevTTjs, ov,
6,
J'Ai'Zon II, 388, 3.
Xc.
destroyer.
Athan.
Ill,
356
Peir.
15.
Jos. Ant. 4, 8,2, p. 227,
A.
iôXoBpcvTiKos,
r),
^v. Just. Tryph. 105, tov /Siou. CTem. 1228 A. II, 516 B. 608 B. 385 A, Orig. IH, 281 B. njs ^XV^2. Funeral
Tov
61/,
destructive.
Schol. Arist.
A.
I,
Plut. 443.
eôXodpeva, evaa, (oXodpevco)

Sept.
to
destroy utterly.
procession, funeral, z=. iôSiov.

6,
30.
3.
Const. Apost.
An
outlaying, expenditure, ex-
pense, cost;
13, 1. 2.
6,
opposed to eio-oSoy. Polyb. 6, Dion. H. IV, 2070, 12. Mai. 60, 10. Theoph. 359. Porph. Cer. 462, 4. 471, 9, tov (poa'craTov. 4. Exodus, the second book of the Pentateuch, because it contains an account of the departure of
14, 2.
Judith 6, 2. Luc. Act. 3, 23. Jos. Ant. 8, II, 1. Plut. I, 965 E. Also, iôXedpeva as V. 1. Sept. Gen. 17, 14. Ex. 12, 15. 19. Lev. 17, 4, etc. Luc. Act. 3, 23. Clem. R. Barn. 7 (Codex x). 1, 14. 15. i$6Xov (e^, oXos), adv. SXas, dpxqv, at all. Theophil. 1129 C.
22, 20.
Ex.
Josu. 23, 15.
Ps. 142, 12.
the
Hebrews /r-om Egypt. Philon
I,
472, 49.
iôfi^pea) (d/i^peo)), to
Sir. 1, 19.
pour out
like rain.
Sept.
509, 17.
fôiSaiva
10, 13.
TseuAo-Chrys. IX, 852

(fôfirjpcvw)
I,
=^
fôiSea.
Aret. 76 A.
C.
eôiSrjms, eas, ^,
(eôiSe'to)
swelling.
Aster.
eôp,ripeva-is, cas,
r],
233 C.
eôiKfiooum
4, 1, 8.
1, 8, 9.
of hostages.
olKcwofiai strengthened.
Plut.
36 E.
a demanding 146 A.
7,
Strab.
eôfuXea,
4, 2.
^
to
win
over.
Polyb.
4,
6.
32,
2, 3, 4, 1,
Jos. B. J.
28, 1.
Plut. II, 649 E.
Anton.
I,
e|ofioido)
oiioioto.
Orig. VII, 184
-a6al
4, 1
'EâKeloMTfv iavT^ to lm<popovfieva, from
TWOS
^=
TlVt.
T),
e|01KE[6<D.
iôfioiaTiKos,
ov,
(eôp,oi6a)
assimilative.
iôiKUTTfov
C.
=:
8cl eôiKiêiv.
Clem. A.
445
Clem. A.
promise.
ofmi,
I,
749 C, tu 5cm.
fôiKobofojo-is, eas,
rj,
eô/ioXoyeo) (ôftoXoyeco), to confess, admit, agree,

olKoSofirjais.
Jos. Ant.
19, 7, 2.
t|otK09, OV,
(oocoy) houseless.
Sept.
Job
6, 18.
Luc. 22, 6. 2. Mid. eôjioXayi(a) ?o confess, admit, agree, promise. Sept. Tobit 11, 16. 12, 22. Mace. 2, 7, 37.
Strab.
1,-
Sophrns. 3349 D.
?|oio-ij, 0)1, ^, =:z: ixijiopd,
2,
35, p.
2,
65,
13, ttjv iiv6oypa(l>iav.
a bringing or carry4, 1.
Paul. PhU.
Plut.
I,
11, on.
Apoc.
Lucian.
3, 5, tI> Svofia.
I,
ing out.
flotCTTiKos,
Jos.
^,
Ant. 17,
w,
(iK(f>epa)
extravagant.
Ptol.
660,
1.
71 A, et alibi.
(to)
(0
818.
Se.T:t.
confess
one's sins;
6,
said
Tetrab. 11, x"pae|o(OTot,

jj,
of the penitent.
brought out
;
AfaK.
3,
ras ifiaprias. Jacob.

5, 16,
6.
o</,
((KCJiepa)
5ea;?.
opposed
213 B.
Marc.
B. J.
1, 5.
TO.
iuc. Act. 19,

TrapaTTTapuTa.
18.
to dvE'lotoTos.
iiouTTpdco
N ernes.
Philon
13, 2.
217,1.
asi7.
Ill,
oXXijXotr
Jos. Ant. 8, 4,
following.
724 A.
eloioTpeo) (olarpeto), to drive

I,
mad,
I,
to
madden.
/rera, 1,
380,
2.
Lucian.
315.
Saa. in, 452 A. eûavLôjMi (plavlôimi), L. abominor, to deprecate. Plut. I, 855 D. II, 289 B. [Apparently a Latinism.]
e^\e6pevp,a, iôXedpevcrts, iôXedpeva, see iôXodpevfia, iôX66pcv(Tis,
k. t.
iioXeKa
X.
iôXKviu.
Sibyll. 4, 136.
eJoXiyBpco)
=^
oXtyapeaj strengthened.
Philon
Barn. 19, ejrl dpapriais <rou. Cfem. iJ. 1, 51. Jren. 588 B. 592 A. Orig. m, 645 D. Eus. II, 596 A. SasiZ. Ill, 1284 C. Macar. 228 B, Sia Upeav. Chrys. Soz. Nil. 497 A, to a-cj>aXpaTa. II, 240 B. 1457 C. i^s. ^Zea;. 336 B, rar ifiaprias toIs (Compare Clim. 681 B. npea-^vripoLS. (c) to be in a peniJoann. Epist. 1, 1, 9.) tent state, to be penitent, to do penance. Basil. (d) to praise, to thank, alIV, 800 B. A Hebraism. Sept. Gen. via, eixapicTTia. Reg. 2, 22, 50. Par. 1, 29,- 35, TovTo Kvpla.
5, 10, 5.
n, 181, 23.
fioXio&rjo-K, f<os,
rj,
16, 4.
(oXia-drjo-is)
Ps.
6, 6.
17, 50.
56, 10.
Sir. 39, 6
a slipping,
fall.
Matt. 11, 25.

11.
Luc. 10, 21.
Paul.
I,
Rom.
14,
Bus. n, 893 B.
Orig.
I,
464 C.
Basil.
313 A.
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eôfj,oKoy7)(Ti<;
486
priest.
iôvBevoco
Sept. Gen. 24, 3 Kai côptva ptj Xo^gs, that thou
1,
3.
To
confess, shrive,
p. 673.
Euchol.
Anast.
r],
said of the
Sin. 760 A.
côpKiCa, to adjure.
KtS>
a-e
eô-
Kvpwv tov 6e6v

Diod.
8rj\a>orciv.
IxoXoym, of the penitent.

iôjioXoyrja-is,
eiou,
Shalt not take.
21, p. 24, 100,
nav
(eôfiokoyeai)
confession,
Tas pr}8ev\
profession; admission. Plut. I, 169 A. 505 2. ExomoloD, et alibi. Diog. 9, 104.
gesis, confession of sins. Sept. Josu. 7, 19? Hippol. 621 B. C. Clem. A. II, 280 A. Orig. Tertull. 1, 1162 A. 1243 B (1222 C). I, 560 A. m, 309 A. 336 C. 648 A.
Cyprian. Epist. 10, 2. 11, 2. Pamphil. 1556 Eus. VI, 536 A. BasU. IV, 764 B thv C.
Tjjs iôjioKoyricreas
Matt. 26, 63 'EôpKi(a a-e Kara tov 6eov tov âvTos iva jjp'iv e'nrii. 2. Exorcizo, to 'exPlut. II, 174 C. orcize. Just. Tryph. 76. 85. 30 'E|opfo/ii/o
Kara tov ovopaTos 'Irjo-ov Xpurrov. Barn. 16, Theophil. 1061 B. Doctr. Orient. p. 773 B.
696 C.
Orig.
I,
Arcliel.
1445 B.
745 A.
Const.
I, 7, avrovs.
(Compare
Iren. 829 A.
665 B.
6,
ôKfiov, the 50th (51st)
eôpnurpas, ov,
447 B. 1425 B. C.) (iôpniâ) a swearing, adTertull. I,
psalm.
Chrys.
I,
611 D.
PaUad. Laus.
ministering of
an
oath.
Polyb. 16, 21,
6.
1107 B. Clim. 684 D. (See also Basil. I, 332 A. Ill, 1036 A. Nil. 496 D, seq. Socr. Basil. 3. Penance, jifTavoia. 613 A.) 4. Praise alVetrtr, IV, 672 A. 804 A. Basil. I, Sept. Judith 15, 14. evxapia-Tia. 313 A. Philon I, 60, eôiiokoyTjTLKOs, r], 6v, thankful.
2.
Exorcismus,
657 B.
exorcism,
Iren. 672 C.
Tertull. I,
11,
56 B.
748 B.
exorcist.
'
iôpKKTTTjs, OV, 6,
exorcist a,
Luc.
Act. 19, 13.
Ptol. Tetrab. 182.
Cyprian.
Basilic.
Epist
16, p.
269 A. Eus. U, 621 A.

rj,
3, 3, 5.
iôpKCDiris,
6(BS,
(iôpKoa)
^=.
iôpiairpos.
11.
Jos. Ant.
Clem. A.
ov,
6,
8, 2, 5.
Tj,
eôfioXoyovfiivtos (iôfioXoyeofiaL), adv. confessedly.

II,
i ôpfirjo-is, cios,
(eôppAai)
a rousing
1, 11, 5.
a rush-
268 B.
a swelling of the
Oalen.
II,
ing against.
75, 6, 4.
Arr. Anab.
eôpios.
Dion
C.
eôficjiaXos,
(ôiKpaXos)
navel,
a disease.
6v,
1,
Diosc. 4, 70.
(iôveibi^w)
16.
eôpos, ov,
Dion. Alex. 1264 B.

Clem. A.
I,
274 A.
eôveihio'TiRos,
allusive.
rj,
reproachful,
Diocl.
iôppom (oppoa), A, bis.

eôpvypAs, OV,
6,
to curdle.
312
Anton.
following.
Gelas. 1245
*lôveipiaaiJ,6s, ov, 6,
=:
côvfipioy/jMS.
C.
iôpvîs,
ecus,
Tj,
apud Orib. Ill, 177, 10. iômxlSo (oi/ux'T)) to pare

431,
3,
(fôpucrcTQ))
a digging out
1304 D,
the nails.
poha, picking the petals.
Theophyl.
nails
Orih.
I,
Eus.
pav.
II,
1853 D.
to
Athan.
11,
o0M-
B. IV, 316
drawn
(443).
out.
2.
eôwxiôpjii,
my
are
eôpXfopai,
21,
16.
To make
subtle distinctions,
13,
I,
mock, insult : disgrace. Epict. 3, by divulging. Plut. II, 867 B.

601.
11,
XfTiToXoyfOfiai.
Artem. 31.
ov,
eÔTXtoTof,
281.
Herodn. Or. Philet. 402 Aihen. 3, 52. {fôrrikiâ)) well armed. Achmet.
Lucian.
277.
I,
Tatian. 864 B.
Malchio 257 A.
139 B. n, 586 F.
Clem. A.
709 C.
9.
iôo'Loa :=; aôo-ido).
Diod. 15,
L. e x o
s s
Plut.
I,
e|o7rXof, ov, (oTrXoK)
e^npydio
unarmed.
Plut.
11,
Polyb.
3,
81, 2.
eôaretfo), iVto, (oore'oi')

to core.
to
bone
opydco.
652 C.
3.
Diosc.
2,
95.
7.
5, 86, p. 748.
Euf.
eôpdpi^m
iôpia, as,
II,
=.
17,
6pdpc(a>.
Aquil. Ps. 109,
apud
Eus.
iôTov
Orib. 11, 277,
(e|opios) exile, banishment.
iôTc =zz e| oTE, e| o5, since.
A.
Triad.
968 A.
Socr. 581 B.
Const. (536), 1153

'ASdp., the expul:
'H iôpia tov
c| oTou, since the time when, since. Eus. II, 749 iôTowrep. Martyr. Ignat.
ilfoZ. 172.
sion of Adam
from Paradise
commemoratII,
(inedit.) 3 Tt Se crot TrpotreKpovo'e
.... iôrov
ed on Quinquagesima.
e|o/)ior, ov, (_opos) exiled.
rjpâro
Clem. A.
757 C.
II,
i$ov8Vtt>
Eus. VI,' 696 C.

iôpicris, eas,
rj,
eôpuTfms.
A than.
exiled,
820
C.
fôpurpmos,
eôpia-pxis,
ov,
(iôpia-ts)
banished.
Hes. ArjiropraTos ....

ov,
6,
(e|opif<B)
exile,
banishment.
iôvSevoio. Sept. Reg. 1, 10, 19. Ezech. 21, 10. Marc. 9, 12 as v. 1. Aquil. Prov. 11, 12. Philon Carp. 140 B. Also, ôv6evea>. Sept. Eeg. 1, 2, 30. 1, 8, 7. Par. Prov. 1, 7. 3, 26, 16. Sap. 3, 11. 4, 18. Sir. 19, 1. Ezech. 22, 8. Luc. 18, 9. 23, 11. Paul. Cor. 1, 1, 28, et alibi. Jos. B. J.
H. n, 872, 11. Plut. II, 549 A. TheopUl. 1093 A. Eus. II, 900 A. iiopio-Teos, a, ov, ov 8ei iôpi^civ. Clem. A. I, 433 B. Synes. 1088 C.
Dion.
($opuTTia, at, 5,
6, 5, 4.
Just. Apol. 1, 63.
= =
côvSevta-p/is, ov, 6,
c'lovSei/axrir.
Aquil. Ps.
122, 4.
eôvdevoio,
despise.
26.
aaa,
(oiSei/oo))
<o set at naught, to
fôpio-iy.
Athan.
I,
253 A.
D,
Sept. Judic. 9, 38.
Reg.
1, 15, 23.
Ps. 14, 4.
Eccl.
9, 16.
Sir. 34, 22.
47,
Digitized
by Microsoft
eôvBeveofia
7.
487
9,
eô-xvpom
4. 8, eV TTvcvfian, over the spirit.
8, 9, eV
Mace.
260 A.
7.
Also,
1, 3, 14.
Marc.
1.
12.
Basil.
I,
dv-
eôvdevoa.
Sept.
Keg.
1, 8,
6pamtf.
4.
Mace.
7,
1,
10, 70.
Sir. 34,
31 as v.
Zuc. 22, 25, TWOS.
iôvbivwiui, aros, to, contempt.
Sept. Ps. 89, 5.
-o-6r)a-oiMa.
Theodln. Dan. 4, 14.

iôvSevaa-is, (as, ^, contempt.
37.
2.
4, rij/ds.
jrtVe
2,
6,
Dion. H. Ill, 1864, Paul. Cor. 1, 6, 12 Hippol. Haer. 186,

to
To
power
do an}'thing. Andr.
C. 905
Sept. Ps. 106, 40.

.
Sep*. Eocl. 6,
iôva-iapxns, ov,
aira toC (apxa)
(payeiv.
122, 3. 4.
^- Also, iôvBeva&is. Leont. Cypr.
ruler.
1692 C.
fôvSevtaTcov
A.Porph.
Set iôvdevovv.
Cer. 679, 4, the title
of the
Basil.
I,
188
ruler of Armenia.
iôvcriapxla, as,
f),
B.
fôvBivia, see iôvSeveio.
JôvBivrjiux, aros, to,
Cedr. II, 498, 11. power, authority. Pseudo-
Dion. 240 B.
Sept. Ps.
r=
iôvSevafia.
iôvaiapxos, ov,
258, p. 239.
6,
iôva-tapXT)s.
Achmet.
Sept.
21,
7,
Xaov.
ov,
6,
fôvBevrjTrjs,
(îôvSfveco)
contemner.
iôvauKjTTjs,
ov,
6,
(Jôvcndâi)

tôvSevrjTiKos,
7,
tj,
Esai.
9, 6.
Chrys. IV, 60 B.
title.
r/,
Porph.
p. 239.
ruler.
Cer.
6v,
inclined to contemn.
Diog.
679, 4, as a
iôvcriao'TCKos,
Achmet. 258,
authoritative.
119.
ov,
Diogenian.
Eccl.
8,
iôvdcvoa, iôvdevaais,
see iôvSevoa, c'ôuSe-
apud Eus.
Ill,
456 A.
Symm.
4.

tôvKovnos,
ov,
Iambi. Myst. 75, 5.

Polyb. 5,
(e^ ouk ovtcdv), out of nothing.
Athan.
11,
749 A, iiramnia.
2.
Pseudo--Dton. 240 A.
iôva-M(TTiicS>s,
Substan-
adv. authoritatively.
C.
tively, oi ''EôvKovnoi,
the Ex-Niliilians,
an
26,
3.
On^. n, 581
Iambi.
V. P.
epithet applied to the Arians, because they
434.
maintained that the Son was created out of ou/c ovrav). Socr. 360 C. Soz. 1205 A. (See also Alex. A. 553 A. Arius apud Epiph. II, 212 B. Eus. VI, 840 A.) Diosc. Eupor. 2, eôvpuTfios, ov, 6, =^ oUprjo-isnothing (e^
109, p. 308.
fôva-ia, as,
rj,
eôvaioKparap, opos,
679, 4.
6, (Kparia) ruler, the title of the lord of Alania. Porph. Adm. 80. Cer.
(jroiiai) that creates power. Pseudo-DwJi. 240 B. eôvmos, ov, (ovaia) deprived of property. Phi-
eôvaioTToios, a, ov,
power, authority.
Luc. Act.
8,
ion II, 528, 19.
AoTe Kafioi r^v eôucriW iva Xajiâvri. Joann. 17, 2 Ka6a>s 'dhunKas avrm iôvcriav
TratnjE
19
iôvawTqs, 240 A.
TjTos,
rj,
iôvala.
Pseudo-Dion.
a-apKos Iva.
Barn. 744
To apx^tv
Eust.
ô(f>6dKp,i(a), tVo),
(o05aX/ids) to blind. Basilic.
tôvaia ioTiv Iva t(s imrdâs Kvpieicrrj. Ant. 632 'Ett' iôvcrias eix^" o.v6âi.
20, 1, 13, 4.
E'|6(^5aX/ios, ov, manifest, clear, obvious.
1, 10, 3.
Eus.
"iva
Polyb.
H, 828
Athan.
B
I,
MiySew dôvma
Sodjj
mcTe
iiriTphâi.
433 C Aajxâvovres dôvaiav

:
iô<f>pv6oiJiai
=
fj,
6(jipv6oii.ai
exceedingly.
Cyrill.
vloi Seov yevoiVTai.
A.
opportunity.
Strab.
I,
I,
I,
672 C.
atv,
2. License, liberty
I, 2,
iôxdSes,
piles,
ai,
exochadium
Leo Med. 181.
Strab. 4,
6, 7, p.
iôxai,
17, TToiriTiKf), poetic license.
556.
Clem. A.
I,
Lucian. 585 A, excess. Athan.
a disease.
eôx^Tcia, as,
into
(Jôx'ETevio)
a drawing of water
322, 5.
725
Mer iôvaias Xoarov
EioToXi'ou.
3.
Koifiacrdai /hetA
a channel.
Potestas, magistracy, office.

2,
ij
iôxrjt V^, V' (J^^X"")
prominence, projection, proEio-o;^^.
Dion. H.
m, 1307,
1695,
waTos, L. consulatus,
L. juae-
tuberance
28;
opposed to
2,
4..
Sep*.
3,
Job
39,
<:onsulship.
8,
^ Tap-ievTiKq,
Strab. 12,
30.
Diosc.
Orig.
16 (18).
îura, quaestorship.
1866, 12, ^ tSi* SrjiidpXav, L. tribunitia potestas, tribunatus, tribune-
Sext. 271, 6, elevation, relief.
D.
15.
Nemes. 648 B,
relief,
in painting.
IH, 857 C. 2.
ship.
IV, 2142, 11, ij xmaTiKf,. Plut. II, 813 C. Metonymically, magistrates. Luc. 12, II. Paul. Rom. 13, 1, et alibi. Martyr. Path. 1416 A. 1429 A. .4. Power, author-
Excellence, eminence, prominence.
Due. Act. 25, 23.

Strab.
Kot
Cic. Att. 4,
iôxrjv,
F.
^nr
excellence, by
283.
5.
way of eminence. Tryph. Trop. PhUon I, 65, 6. II, 3, 1, 2, 10.

2.
ity,
il
mightiness, as
title.
Gregent. 597 C,
Apollon. D. Synt. 26, 15. 88,

Diosc.
3,
Herodn.
C.
fijieripa.
Cedr.
11,
193, 23.
5.
?
Plural,
al eôva-lai, potestates,, Potentates, one of the

angelic orders.
Gr. Schem. 604, 18. Piles, in the plural.

rhv SaKTv\iov. e'Ioxos, ov, eminent.
TvepX
ffaZen. II, 3
3,
title.
84 (94),
ai
Petr.
I,
1, 3,
22
Patriarch.
1053 C.
ytXos.)
Orijr.
472 D.
to
(See also ay-
Superlative iôx&TaTos,
<|ouo-4af(, ao-o), (eôvcrta)
be in authority, to
L. eminentissimus, most excellent, as a C/jaZ. 1292 B. Inscr. 4483.

iôxvpoay
15, 10.
have power,
to
rule.
9, 37.
Sept.
Esdr.
2, 19.
2,
7,
24.
8,
^=
Nehem.
5, 15.
Eccl.
5, 18.
Plut.
oxvpom, Jos, Ant, 18, I, 133 F.
5, 11.
14,
Digitized
by Microsoft
e^TreBlrot
iêSiToi,
01,
488
eufavot,
29.
ai-rny.
eâxTfia
the Latin
to,
oxpediti :^
i^vTTvuriids, oC, o, (eluTTvifffi)
yvfivot, eroifj-oL Ttpos iJâxv-
Lyd. 158,
i^rrediTov,
ov,
(expeditus)
Expeditio,
6.

ilfa;. 98, 22.
Chron. 618, 12.

expedi-
a waking. HippoL BasU. HI, 932 B. Sept. Esdr. 1, e$vnvos, ov, (vttvos) awakened. Luc. Act. 16, 27. Jos. Ant. 11, 3, 2. 3, 3.
Haer. 184, 87.
309. 336. ieo. Novell. 120. Suid.
'E^jrcSiTa
tion.
....
2.
13,
Chron. 584. Muster, the assembling of an army.

Antec.
2,
3.
i^voa, a>(ra>,
5.
Anton. 6, 31. 10, 13. Patriarch. 1056 C. i^vTrvtôpm. Pseudo-Jos. Macc.
Symm..Ts. 138,
Leo.
eô(TTpe<j)a
= =
18.
to return, neuter.
vTToa-Tpecâi,
Tact. fêXXfwrijr, oO, 6, compulsor, collector of Novell. Justinian. Cod. 10, 11, 9. debts.
4, 1.
11, 6.
Socr. 416 B.
i^v4iaiva, to unweave.
e|i;âipe(
=:
vcjjaipea.
Porph. Adm. 119, Tit. B. 1213 A.
20.
128, 6.
Cyrill.
Scyth.
V.
S.
327 B.
340
i^vipavreov z=^
sense.
i^rjhXevTrjs.
i^CKarap, opos, o, the Latin expilator, pilPJioc. 188, 11. lager, marauder. i^m\eva, evtra, the Latin expilo, to pillage. Porph. Cer. 447, 15. Phoc. 215. f^TrXiKTos, ov, the Latin explicatus, alert, Mauric. 1, 12. 9, 8. in military language.
11,5. ieo. Tact. 1 7, 23, et alibi. i^'Kaparap, opos, 6, the Latin explorator, Fseud-Anton. apud Karao-KOTTos, pioneer.
e'lutâTTTo)
e'Iu^'oo)
^ =
va.
8 iîpalveiv, CTm. A. I, 529 B.

{xpanTio.
in the classical
JEus.
H, 872
C.
vyjroo).
Sept. Sir. 1, 30.
Dan.
3,
51.
eîco
Method. 49 A.
eâ>, out, without.
ToO fuyoO.
eô)
2.
StTfi,
2, 11, 21 BoXf ?|(b In ecclesiastical Greek, oi or simply ol e|<o, <Aose who are
Epict.
without, those not converted to

the heathen, gentiles, idolaters.
1,
Christianity;
Paul. Cor.
Just. Apol. 1,
6, 1.
9, 5.
71, p.
437 A.
Mauric.
7, 4.
ieo. Tact. 17, 97.
i^tTKOva-aroi, incorrect for c^Kovcraros.
(^TiKKios,
6,
the Latin sextilis.

2, 19, 3.
Mai. 184,
i\rpavtos, the Latin

Kos.
extraneus,
21.
Greg. Th. 1081 A, ^tEus V, 117 A, (ro(J3oL Athan. Xdo-o0ot. Basil. I, 5 C. 516 B, \6yov toSI, 276 B. Greg. Nyss. H, 13 A. Ill, 901 Ka6' riims.
5,
12, et alibi.
iâri-
A.
e^cofiiy\iov, ov, to,
Antec.
=:
iâîy'Kov.
Porph. Cei^
in military
202.
i^TpaopSivapios, u. ov, the Latin
Polyh.
i^vypaiva
I,
narius,
extraordi-
490,
4.
tiriKeKTos.
Basilic. 60, 30, 2.
iâîyXov, ov, to,
(e|a>, /3iyXa) ;jicfce,
6,
26, 6 ixTpaopSivapios.
language
\_Clem.
opposed to ia-aîyXov. Phoc.
vypaiva strengthened.
A.
fâ^\r)Tos, ov, (|3dXX(o) <o be cast out or rejected^
501
e^vypa(Tp.Vos.J
Did. A. 548 B.
Alex.
i'âdev, without.
E'luSapdm, mo-IB, (iSaprjs) to render watery.
2. In
e^mefc,
Aphr. Probl. 26, 9. Eus. VI, 97 D. Macar. Pseud-îAan. IV, Simplic. 354. 676 D. 512 D.
e'luSaTfflo-ir,
e^mflfi',
oi
ecclesiastical language^
oi |a).
Paui. Tim.
Orig.
1, 3, 7.
I,
/s. Cohort. 10. 11. 14. 25.
ear,
f),
(i^SaToa)
the
rendering
the
937 B. Ant. 5, fôvaia, secular. Eus.H, 148 A, TraiSeia. 764 A, padripaTa. Chrys. X.
9 C.
696 := Karaiikua-pAs, Caesarius 1077. deluge. Plut. II, 39 B. f|tiXa(CT'a) ^= vXaKTea. Galen. X, 537 A. i^v\lâ> v\iC<o.
watery.
Orig.
I,
3.
Besides, in addition.
Inscr. 3509,,
4.
4290.
Can. Apost. 85.

(&Kfav6s)
to sail
6|(B/ceaw'f<> '''"i
or to carry info
Sra6. 1,
2,
Ae ocean.
Polyb. 34,
4, 5.
10.
e^vpeviCo), io-a,
iyprjv)
to
deprive of the
mem-
35.
4âKeavia-)i6s, ov, d, tê carrying into the ocean.
brane, to
thing.
remove the membrane from any-
Diosc.
e^vpevta-Teov
e^pevta-TTjp,
2, 86.
87.
Paul. Aeg. 174.

Diosc.
2,
Strab.
1, 2,
10. 37.
Sel c^vpevlêiv.
6,
89.
'E^mwdcioc,
'EîBKtoi'iTijs,
incorrect for
'E^cucid-
fjpos,
dissecting-knife.
Paul.
WOV, 'EâKtOI/lTTJf.
eâvrjcris, ews, ^,
Aeg. 92.
i^vnepoTrrdo) (oirTaai), to overroast.
:^
mwjCTW, purchase.
Joann.
Galen. X,
Hier. 468 A.
297.
Syncell. 518, 8.
PAoc. Novell.
528 D.
e^vTrvidîo
=
i(ra>,
i^vKvlâ.
rj,
eâmpdTrjs, ov,
6, (n-paTijs)
seZZer
/rom
a
without,
i^vTrviaoTiKos,
ing.
ov, (J^vmiiaât)
used for wakto
a country merchant
chant.
who
sells to
city mer-
Pallad. 1210 C, o-fûpioc

(e^DTTVOs)
i^vnviô),
eK^VTrvlîa,
wake,
Joann. 11, 11. Herodn. Gr. Philet. Moer. 56. 406. Phryn. 224, condemned. Mid. eûTTvifojuat, to awake. Sept. Judic.
active.
c^mpaifm mpaifw. ^. I, 324 B.

eâ>po(j)os,
Gregent. 616 A.
Philostrg. 688 A.
CyriH.
ov,
(opo(j)os)
with six stories (base-
ments).
câ>a-p,a,
Diod. 14, 51.

Sept.
App.
2,
I,
487, 38.
banish-
Reg. 3, 3, 15. Job 14, 12. Patriarch. 1104 D. Plut. II, 979 E. Cels. apud Orig. I, 1146 D. Ant. 6, 31.
16, 14.
aros, to,
(câ>6(co)
expulsion,
14.
ment. C.
Thren.
Orig. Ill, 637
Digitized
by Microsoft
e^focrrapiov
(â(TTdpiov, ov, t6,
489
Leo. Novell.
schalis.
bSipa,
eirayKvXlô)
2. Substantively, ra eopraariKd, sc; paschal presents. Laod. 37. Chal.. 1561 B.
following.
220.
fôKmis, ov,
6,
(e^<o)
L. maenianum, lalcony.
8, 10, 12,
Antec. 4,
6, 2.
Justinian. Cod.
58, 11, 9.
e'.
iopraariKais, adv. festally, festively.
Damasc.
rov
osiiic. 58, 2, 1. eêxrrpa, as,

rj,
ni, 669 A.
ioprfj, r, ^, religious festivcd.
(Jîxmis) a stage machine, so

6,
'H
ioprri
mEx.
23.
2>
^'
called.
Polyb. 11,
8.
Poll. 4, 127. 129.
a-xa,
the feast
of
2,
the passover.
Sept.
1.
Balcony
,
z:^ e^mo-njs.
Symm. Keg.
4,
34, 25.
Luc.
41.
Joann. 13,
2,
^'
, ,
fârepiKos,
j4. JI,
exotericus, exoteric. Clem. ti, ov, 89 B, ovyypd/ui/iaTa of Aristotle. Orig. I, 668 B, exoteric doctrine of the Christians (669 A. 720 B). Ot eicoTcpiKoi, Pythago-
Also, without rov ma-xa, Sept. Ex. 12, 14. Matt. 26, 5, et alibi. Plut. II, 671 D. 'H
rean novices
Att. 4, 16.
opposed to
5, 12.
aKpoajjuiTiKot.
Cic.
Fin.
Gell. 20, 5.
Iambi
Epict.
of unleavened bread, rj ioprnj toO Trao-â. Sept. Ex. 23, 15. 34, 17. Dent 16, 16. Luc. 22, 1 'H ioprri rS)V d^vpav fj \eyofiivri ndtrxa 'H eopi-ij rrjs criajvomjyias, the feast of tabernacles.
ioprfj
ra>v
d^vficov,
the feast
V. P. 448.
iâriKOi,
r),
Sept.
Deut. 16, 16.
31, 11.
Joann.
7,
2.
ov, (e^ffl)
exoticus,
outer.
Plut. 11,671 D.
Bnch. 33, 6 as v. 1. Porphyr. Abst. 811. Athan. I, 300 D, secular, Basil. HI, 944 A. Mai. 449, 11, noKtis, with reference to Constantinople. 2. Extraneus, not
2. Church feast. Particularly, the Christian Passover or Easter, the greatest of all
akin, not related by blood to
any one
Inscr.
2,
opalibi.
posed to
3371.
(Tvyyevrji,
oixetos.
1,
2686.
4248.
Antec.
11,
et
Porph. Novell. 240.

ffmrepos, a, ov, outer.
20.
Sept.
Ezech. 10,
8, 12,
5.
40,
church feasts. Dion. Alex. 1336 A (7ren. 1228 C). Eus. II, 181 B. C. 1057 D. Athan. I, 232 C. 613 A. Greg. Naz. II, 624 B. Greg. Nyss. II, 221 B. Aea-rronK^ ioprrj, a Dominical feast, a church feast in commemoration of some leading event in the history of Christ. The Dominical feasts are
Strab. 3, 2,
7.
Matt.
et alibi.
TJdirxa, Xpio'rovyevva, ^Stra, UevT/jKoa-rfj, 'AvdXTji/fw,
|iBTfp<os,
adv. on the outside.
Macar. 484 B.
Cyrill.
HepiTOjir], Merafiopcjiaaris.
Cyrill.
A.
i^cixpavris, is, (cjiaivai)

.
external, exterior.
4.
I,
141
Ta
iâtfiavrj
tov vopov.
X, 1041 A. Gregent. 597 A. Cyrill. Scyth. V. S. 265 C. Doroth. 1829 B. Porph. Adm.
82, 21.
ea(j)opos,
ov,
((êpm)
brought out, published.
Gregent. 596 C, Sunday.
Iambi. V. P. 482.
ioiKas, via, or, (eot/ca) like.
Prod. CP. 705 B.

Nicom. 69 "Xpnov,
like.
Koi.
(See also Joann. Nic. 1448 D.)
vfpiTTOv,
Sext. 12,
teXfwv, TO coiKOTa, and the

26 KaSdTTfp aXycs, a'lKovpoi,
to
ioiKora.
eoprdCa, to celebrate Easter.
Dion. Alex. 1336

Dion. H.
II,
B.
iopraios, a, ov,
ioprios-
817,
6.
In the Ritual, 6fop,rjTopiKfi eopnj, a feast in honor of the Deipara, applied chiefly to to TcwiSkiov or fj TivvrjtTK, to. ElaoSia, 6 EvayyeXia-p.6s, and f) Koifurfais Soz. 1536 B ''Earlmrifios ioprfj, a great church feast. ioprios, ov, festal. Greg. Naz. II, 625 A. Ill, 1023 A. Damasc. Ill, 545 B. 680 D.
loprainfios, ov,
{iopratnsy festive, festal.

Plut.
1, 6, 3,
Jos.
eoproXoytox, ov, rb,
(îoprri,
\iya>)
register
of
Ant. 11, in, 394.
6, 13.
n, 270 A.
Lucian.
church feasts.
iopraSrjs,
s,
ripîs. In the Rita saint whose feast is solemnly celebrated, as Saint Basil.
Iren.
ual, iopToiTipxis ayios,
eoprao-fio, aros, to,
Suid.
ioprios.
Philon
to
I,
450, 37.
Jos. Ant. 16,
2, 1.
inayavaKrico
Jos.
(ayavoKriio),
2,
I,
be indignant
at.
eopraa-is.
Sept. Sap. 19,
15.
Method. 376 B.
Plut.
B. J. Clem. A.
13, 3.
2, 19, 3.
Plut.
I,
606 D.
eoprao'pos, ov, 6, =:; ioprraais.
H, 1101
11,
inayyeKia, as,
10, 15.
fj,
649 B. announcement.
1, 1,
Sept.
Maeo.
1.
1,
C.
hpToxn-iov
=
ov,
i),
Joann. Epist.
5 as v.
Sext.
38,
2.
Sei eoprdêiv.
Greg. Naz.
429
312,
6.-2. Command.
B.
eopTcuTTrjs,
6,
Luc. Act. 23, 21.

one who celebrates a feast.
Poll. 1, 34.
4, 7.
5.
3.
Polyb.
9,
Promise.
1,
Sept. Esth.
Max. Tyr.
hpratTTiKos,
20, 44.
4.
Polyb.
1,
66, 12.
67, 12.
Ambitus, electioneering,
Plut. II, 276 C.
to
Diod.
1,
irapay-
ov, festive, festal.

letter,
Eus.
letter,
II,
681
ycXta.
B, eWioToXq, festal
Easter
a com-
iirayyiXKa,
proclaim, etc.
v6(T(p
Dion C.
56, 29,
plimentary letter sent by one bishop to another, or by a bishop to a public functionary, during the paschal days. Athan. H, 1176 B. Theophil. Alex. 63 A. Theod.
ly, 1180 (Soz. 1544 C), ypd/ipara iinotoXt). Chron. 685, 14, kvkKos, cyclus pa62
BouX^y re eVt r^
airov eVayyeXflf/oTjr iva

order.
fi;(as noifjaavrai.
fwdyye\fia, aros, to,
command,
Leant,
Mon. 693 A.
irrayKvKiâi
KvKtCerai
= =
ayKuXifw.
dyxuXifei.
Genes. 127, 24 iTiay.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eirwyopevo)
(Trayopfico
490
dictate.
enaXkriXoTrj'i
:^
C.
inrayopeia,
to
Joann.
Diod. 1001 D.
Aristeas
eiraia-xwrcov
=
rj,
Sei
eirma-xvvfa-Sai.
Orig.
I,
Mon. 309
14, 68.
612 B.
iiraiTTis,
iiraypmrveo) {aypvTTvia), to watch over.
ov, o,
(iiraiTca) beggar.
Dion
C. 66,
Epict. 4,
3,
7.
Plut.
I,
8,
3.
Basil. Ill, 265
eTraypvTivrja-is, eas,
A, nvi. fj, a watching
inairrims, ems,
over.
begging.
9.
Sept. Sir. 40, 30.

beggar's.
Dion.
H. V,
rj,
362,
Orig. Ill, 1413 C.
19.
iiraypvwi/ia, or,
.36.
r],
iwaiTiKos,
ov,
(iiralTris)
Apophth.
preceding.
Iambi. V. P.
over.
288 B.
enaiToirvvr],
rjs,
rj,
iiraiTHjiTis.
Charis. 554,
7rdypv7n/os,
ov,
(aypvTrvos)
watching
18.'
Tsend-Athan. IV, 1500 A.

iiraypvTrvais,
eTraKKovpfiiây
^=
aKKovpfilâ.
Moschn.
51,
adv. watchfully.
Eus.
11,
1177
CTTl
Ti.
A.
eirdycD,
eiraKpA^co (oKpaâ), to flourish after.

to
Dion. H.
move the bowels, as a medicine. 2. To JDiosc. 4, 157 (160), Tfjv KoCK'tav. draw an inference, in logic. Clem. A. I, 469 A.
V, 451, 8. VI, 777, 10. Strab. 15, 1, 17, p. 191,17 [here to be prevalent']. Philonl, 28, 5.
iiraKpofTTLKos,
its
Tj,
ov,
(ijraKpA^co) having passed
crisis,
as
a
I,
disease.
Leo Med.
91.
7raya)ycvs, eas, 6,
:=
6 lirdywv.
Anast. Sin.
Sept.
4, 25.
Theoph. Nonn.
430.
572 A.
iirayayrj,
rjs, fj,
ciraKpos, ov, (aKpTj) z=:

trial,
affliction,
calamity.
3, 28.
emyapos, apaia ya/xou. Dion. H. n, 710, 10 as v. 1. 2. Pointed,
Deut. 32, 36.

5, 8.
Sir. 2, 2. 4. 12.
sharp.
Diosc.
1,
119.
Plut.
II,
966
C.
Esai. 14, 17
''Enayeiv KaKo).
Genes.
84,
5.
3.
(Baruch 2, 9. 4, 27. 29 2. Charge brought against.

Addition.
Soran. 249,
inaKOT),
rjs, fj,
6. 10.
to iirwcoveiv.
to,
Caesarius 1072.
conse-
Chrys.
I,
inaKo'Kovdripa,
aros,
(jTraKokovBia)
142 D.
eiraywyiKos,
10.
r),
quence,
op, inductive.
effect.
Plut. II, 641 D.

I,
Sext. 197,
II,
Dion.
H. V,
26,
15.
Clem. A.
717 D.
1064 A.
320
C.
Sext. 102, 25.
412, 31.
Sext. 102, 11.

i7raKoXov6ri<ns,
eair,
eirayayiKas, adv. inductively.

iiraya>yip.os, ov, (irrdyai)
^,
consequence,
the
act.
imported.
Plut.
I,
442
Plut.
C.
eirayuyyiov, ov, to,
4,
n, 117 D. Quintil. 9, 2, 103. Just. Tryph. 65, p. 625 D. ApoUon. D. Adv.

604, 18.
25.
prepuce. 154 (157), p. 644.

to
Diosc.
3,
22 (25).
Anton.
6,
44.
9,
28.
Sext. 643,
7rayo3VLôfjLai
(aytaviôpai), to contend for a contend with a person. Dion. H. Philon I, 228, 33. V, 276, 15. Jud. 3. Plut. II, 65 C, et alibi.
ejroKoXouftjTocdr,
17,
df, consecutive.
Orig.
I,
512
thing
A.
inaKovo'pos, ov, to,
to inaKoveiv.
Orig. HI,
361 B.
*e7ra(cpij3d(B
eiraSLKeai (aSiKea), to
I,
wrong in
addition.
Athan.
oKptjSdiB.
Epicur. apnd
i)ibj.
769 D.
Plut.
I,
10, 75.
Diorf. II, 611, 74.
enaOpoi^to (d^poifm), to gather upon.

29.
936 D.
t),
eiramTis,
ihos,
Luc. 11, Method. 49 A. (iiraiverqs) female praiser.

Theoph. 348.
Ptoch.
fTrafcpdacre?, co)?, ^, (liraKpodopxii)
listening
to,
hearkening.
I,
Sept. Eeg.
1,
15, 22.
Athan.
Sext.
Themist. 267, 29.
inaiereov
1,
9D. ^=
rjs,
Sel eTrdyeu'.
Lucian.
e
II, 11.
inaipva
=^
enaipto.
152, 23, et alibi.

cTraKTr),
f),
126. 369.
inaipo), aor. iTrfjpa, to take, take off, take
(eTroKToy)
pacta,
epact,
away. Thom. A, 15, 1. Eusirat. 2361 C. Joann. Mosch. 3069 C 'iSoi IvXok, enapov Koi aiTfkde. Anast. Sin. 769 B. Chron. 723 'ETrfipav TfjV keôX^v auToO, iAe^ ioo/; q^ his head. Mai. 180, 17. 198, 11. 200. 203. Stud. 1740 C. 479, 13. Theoph. '679, 5 iwaipeTo. Porph. Cer. 477, 19. Achmet.
262.
(inaio-davop.at) sensation,
Epiph. n, 368 B. Max. Conf. Comput. 1221 B.

eirdKaôvevop.ai
(dXafoveuo/iat),
3, 5,
to
boast over.
Jos. B. J. 4,
eTToXy^f,
S(j-a&.
s,
et alibi.
(dXyeo)) painful.
2.
Aristeas
19.
11, 13,
Diosc.
3,
23 (26), p, 368.
salve.

ijroKcipiia, otos, to,
1,
(irrdKcicjiiM))
Diosc.
53, p. 58.
rj,
*ijrai(r6r]fm, aros, to,
inoKKriKla, as,
(fTToXXijXor) succession.
Drac.
in philosophy.
P?.
n, 45 C.
Epicur. apud Djo^. 10, 32. 889 D.
*enaia6ri(rts, emy, ^, perception. Epicur. apud J)w5'. 10, 52. 53. Porphyr. Abst. 99. 247.
cTraio-xJ)?,
^'s>
Theodos. 1029, 31, ejrdXXTjXor, ov, (aXX^Xmi') one upon another. Polyb. 2, 66, 9, et alibi. PhUon 11, 302, 9.
47, 23.
555, 19.
e7raXXi)XdT7;r, tjtoe,
fj,
(,e7rai(Txvvoij,ai)
1.
shameful.
Ill,
Dion
^=
ciraXXi^Xt'a.
ApoUon.
C. 56, 13,
Greff.
Naz.
1573 A.
D. Conj. 525,
14.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eiraWTjXffl?
eiroXXijXws, adv. successively.
10.
491
tiravadappea
eirava<TO)ariKO<;
Diosc.
1,
166.
Philon I, 397, Martyr. Path. 1424 B.

Sihyll. 10, 97.
= =
dvadappea,
Onos. 33,
that
II,
5.
eiravd&rjpa, aros, rb, {eiravaTidrjpii)
which
is
eVaXXwSis
26.
=:
SKKvhisrj,
put upon anything.

65,
Clem. 4.
45 B.
iirdKoi^ri, ^s, p.
zz= erroKeifiim.
Moschn.
enavadpoi^ta
173.
dBpoi^m.
Schol. Arist. Plut.
fjiaii^'Kvvco
ejraftepiû'eiB
= =
=z
dfifiXvva.
Artem. 283.
Basil.
enavaipiopm., to destroy, to put to death.
Polyb.
d/iepi/iviia.
IV, 348
1, 10, 8.
2, 19, 9,
rj,
et alibi.
(eiravaipiopjii)
2,
C.
inafivpca riva
e'!rafi(îa.ôiiai
I,
7ravaipe<ris, eas,
destruction,
tlvL
Theoph. 317.
(afupmâ))
slaughter.
Polyb.
37, 8, et alibi.
Aristeas
kTraiiirexpiuu.
Basil,
17.
124 B.
eirafiîôKms
eTravmpercov
d/i0t(3d\(os.
=: 8
ivavaipelarBai.
Clem. A.
I,
Epiph.
I,
11,
360
633 A.
iiravaKatviâ
e'TravaKoKea)
A.
iirafiirltTxisD
::= inafmexo)'
PhUon
610, 22.
=
5.
dvaKaivi^m.
Sept.
Job
10, 17.
4, 27, 1.
avaKoKfCD.
Arr. Anab.
iiraiujioTfptôvTms
(eVafKôrepifm),
adv.
ambi-
Aret.
71
D.
guously.

to be
eiravaKecfjaXaioofuu
,
=
1.
dvaKecjidKmoa.
Hermog.
ijTaii<j)OTepi^<o,
inclined to both sides, to be Q. 44,
Rhet. 26,
ambiguous.
I,
_
Aristid.
to xpova
(A,
iTravanopi^m
Y).
Dion C.
Phiion U,
Phisides.
hTaii<j>0TepuTii6s, ov, 6, vacillation.
enavaKpiva
= =
dvaKop,lâ>.
Jos. Ant. 18, 3, 1.
40, 44,
dvaxpiva.
Clementin. 338 A.
crevices with paste
202,
1.
Epict. 4,
2, 5.
iirava\ei(j}a> (aKei(j)a>), to Stop
i7rafUJ)oTepiaTfis, ov, o,
one JoAo
vacillates.
or cement.
Galen. VI, 342 B.
lon
I,
176, 20.
(dfufjorepos)
inavd\j]-\jns, eas, ^,
(iwavdKap^dvco) repetition.
inaijKJjoTepos, a, ov,
on both
Philostr. 543.
iiraii(j)OTpa>s,
Philostr.
519.
iirdv
Philon U, 483, 29. Hermog. Rhet. 412. Pseudo-Demeir. 87, 9. Pamphil. 1553 B. enavaKio) =: dvoKva, to return. Clim. 641 A. eitavdpvqais, fcos, t], dvdp,vr]ais. Dion. H. V,
eireiSr),
Sion, because.
Philon
I,
108,
394,
28.
iiravafiaipo), to
inavavcaxris,
ems,
tj,
(en-avaveoo))
17, 3,
renewal.
go up.
Apollon. D. Synt.
3,
13
Justinian. Cod.
ejravavT\Sa>
'ETravaê^rjKvim o-yXKa^rj, resulting

bination.
biriyrja-is,
from com-
^=
Orig.
in, 1196
fj,
'BiravaêffrjKvia
eTravaTTokaia
Prooem. Eus. VI, 537 A. enavrXiio. dvaTraXaiat. Anc. Can. 1.

1,
allegorical.
f<as,
iiravanava (dvairavm),
25. 26.
1,
I,
to rest. 4,
7,
Sept.
2.
Num.
11,
ijrava0a<Tis,
(eitavaâtvto) progression.
Clem. A.
n, 289 B.
992 A.
1241 A, yvaaTiKri.
yayfjeiravaêSriKOTais,
ally,
I,
Orig. IV, 145
A = dvaspiritvr-
1368 B.
8,
Reg. 4, 12. Luc.

1, 9, 9.
2, 15.
17.
Mace.
10, 6.
Epict.
wavas
=
9,
Iren. 664 B.
adv. in a higher sense,

Orig. HI, 868
vanarjvai
itravanavopjii,.
Paul. Rom. 2, 17. 909 C enava\_Macar. 597 C Va-
inavanavd^vai.^
lie
not
literally.
D.
Basil.
enavairlnTai (dvaniTrra), to
down upon.
to
Ael.
one's
288 C.
to
V. H.
raise
24.
(^dvmroSi^m') ,
eiravaî^dâ,
the price of a thing.

Epict.
ypafi/ia-
eTravairobiôp.ai
steps.
retrace
Gregent. 612 C, evoiKiov.

eiravayivaxTiuo,
1,
Method. 149 B.
6,
to
10, 8, Tiva,
read over or aloud. Sext. 480, 6, aira
ejravaiToiurpos, ov,
ring, repetition.
(iiravairoSlôpai) a recurr Hippol. Haer. 260, 73, r^y
noTrjv.
(iravdyKatrpa, arcs, to, (eTravayicafa)) compulsion.
heKahos.
jrava7rdKr)(Tis, e<f,
% =: dvairdkritris.
Philon
I,
Nemes. 521 B.
evavayKacnrjs, ov, 6, compeller.-
254, 39.
18
Symm. Job
3,
iiravappnrlâ
p. 934.
=^
dvappimâ. Jos. Ant. 19,
2, 2,
(fiopoXdyos.
ejrdvayKes, to,
dvayKoiov.
Classical.
Gregent.
eTravdarripa, aros, to, (dvdimjpjj)
swelling, dis-
648 A,
aitrcd tva Trpoo'TrraLTj.
tension.
Philostrg.
blister.
ijs,
rj,
497 B.
Schol. Arist.
Ran.
(jravdyooyos, ov, (iTravdya) recalling f
Dion C.
a
236. 249,
54, 10, 3.
irava.hniKa(Tiacrp,6s,
enavaarpo^jf,
ov,
6,
(ciravaaTpeâ)
595,
p.
return.
(dvaStTrXatrtafo)),
Schol.
Arist.
Nub.-
110,
49.-2.
doubting.
Et.
M.
fj,
605, 16.
Epanastrophe,
Hermog. Rhet. 286,
ejravaa-(t>Mio>
1.
to
enavaêvyvvpi ^=. dvaêvywjii.

eiravdêvîs, <or,
Chron. 70S, 7. Method. 368 dvdêvîs.

gird upon.
(o-âXXc),
relapse.
Nicet.
A.
lon
Simoc. 85, 11.

(dvafc&j/pD/xi), to
Byz. 737 C. Phiinavaa-axTTtKOi,

rj,
eiravaâvwiu
6v,
(avaa'aâ)
vayrfipios.
U, il 9,
II.
Lyd. 48, 14.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eiravarpe'â)
fjravaTpexto
492
phrase 6
rov i^ ^PXV^ imo-
e7rairopr)THCo?
trrdvo),
{avaTpe)(a),
to
run back to any-
the superintendent.
Chron,
thing.
TTOv.
Clem. R.
1,
19,
eirX
Lucian.
I,
696.
697, 14, Totv xfipoTovi&v, the superintendent Theoph. of ordinations, a church oflicer. 458, 19, ToO dpiiafievTov.
ejrdvadev, over.
eTravarpvydco (rpuydii)), to glean after the vintage.
Deut. 24, 23. In astroloi'7rava(j>opd, as, 17, recurrence, etc. Ptol. gy, the sign that follows the centre.
Sept. Lev. 19, 10, a/iTreXSra.
jrdvra
Sept. Keg. 2, 13, 9 'E|ayayTf avBpamov diro indvaBev fun), have out aU
m,e.
men from
198,
9.
Tetrab. 112. 113.
Sext.
731, 3.
Basil.
I,
eTravaicKlâvov, ou, t6, the outer KKiâvov.
Phoc.
12 B, aoTpcov.
cTravacpoptKos,
ij,
6v,
of iiravacfiopd.
to
Schol. Arist.
iiravd>Tpos, a, ov,
=
rh,
dvdyrepos.
Basil.
I,
309
Plut. 545.
B.
(ava(j)a>V<o),
ijravcupavea
pronounce
after.
iTravaxpdpiov,
ov,
(ôpca)
outer garment.
Sext. 628, 29.
Stud. 1720 A.
to
iTravax^f (avaxeoa),
6, 4.
pour upon.
Clementin.
iimîepaoros,
166, 19.
op,
dûpaaros.
Philon U,
Dion.
irravaxivo) (x^'i'm)
preceding.
Hippol. Haer.
,
ejraîaxrtr, ecos,
f],
(iwaîoa) estimation.
to register.
298, 68.
H. IV, 2352,
eimôvea,
1,
3.
inavSplôfim, ta-op-m, (inavSpos) to behave
man-
rjcra,
(aâv)
Sept.
Num.
Caesa-
fully
Cynll. A. VII, 657 D.

ov,
(avr)p')
18, Kara yevco'cis.

fj,
(Kavbpos,
Diod.
4, 50.
Cornut. 106.
manful, manly, masculine. Ptol. Tetrab. 69.

Sept.
cTtaoihia, as,
=^
eitaoiJbri,
incantation.
rius 1001.
Cyrill.
H. 501 A. Pseudo-iucion.
enchanter.
2,
2.
Sext. 751, 13.
m,
Mace.
2, 15,
594.
6,
firavbpoo, to render manly.

1 7
inaoiSos, ov,
^ inôs,
dTrcpflSa.
Sept. Ex.
as V.
1.
7,11.22.
Sext. 567, 9.
Sir. 12, 13.
Dan.
Philon
3,
I,
iirdvSpas, manfully.
7rave\K(i>
449, 11,
2,
Patriarch. 1052 B.
Epict.
24^
^=
ai/cXKO).
Arr. Anab.
19, 3 eira-
.10.
ve\Kv(Tai.
eTrdvOrjpa,
aros,
to,
dTrmrepeiSa
i'7rdu6tcrpa.
Iambi,
12, 73, p.
Adhort. 362.
e7rav6i.a-p6s,
iTranepcvyco
6,
= 550 =
=;
B.
aTrepevya.
Philon
II,
393,
ov,
(iiravdiâi)
efflorescence.
37.
DioHC.
5,
107.
fas,
f),
tiravitraxns,
(înavKTom)
II,
equalization.
Asses.^-
iwanoSvTeov 525 C.
788 D.
attack.
Set eimTTobvetrBm.
Clem. A.
II,
Philon
ment A.
37, 3.
I,
463, 23.
eîirains.
479,
9.-2.
eiranohva (dnoSvo)),
Greg. Naz.
eTravafjiepeiv.
HI, 133
Polyb.
1,
Mid.
to set
up
against.
to
Plut. 11,
eirairobvofuu,
set
upon, to
28.
Classical.
cjravouTTeov
^=
8ei
25.
n, 348,
firanoiKiô)
=
=
9.
Philon I, 360, Clem. A. I, 280 B.
668,
diroiKiâ.
firavopdmTrjs, ov, 6, (ivavopBoio) corrector.
Dion.
inairoKplvoiuu
Dion C.
52, 43,
1.
diroKptvo/iai.
Method. 284
H.
Ill,
1666,
5,
body of
(indvo))
reserve.
Dion C.
B.
iirajTOKrdva (aTroKreiva}, to Mil
54, 30, 1.
inavoTTis,
rjTos,
fj,
upon
11,
(besides).
the
upper part.
Dion C.
eiranoXavo)
49, 23, 4.
diro\ava>.
Epiph.
tion.
II,
104 B.
2,
Diod.
609, 90.
firdvTkqpa, aros, to, {iiravrKia)) lotion, fomenta-
ejra7rdXXu/u (dn'dXXu/ii), to destroy in addition.
Diosc.
99. 132.
Ael. N. A. 10, 48.
indvai, upon, over.
Joann. Mosch. 2864 B,
TO xeiXoy T^r Ko\vp,^rj6pas.
At
eis
enairoKoyeofuu
diroXoyfO/uu.
Plut.
I,
314
Phi-
indva, the
B.
iiraTTOvaa'Sai
to get the
upper hand, in the phrase, tos indva> eveyKm, upper hand. Mai. 167, 21. 210,
13.
^=
7.
dTroinurBai
from
dwavlvrnu.
lon I, 327,
304,18.-2. Upward, upwards.

30,
Sept.
enanopeai (awopiai),
tion.
to
propound a difficult
et alibi.
Ill,
ques-
Ex.
3.
14
'Atto elKoa-acTovs kol tTrdvat,from
Polyb.
6, 3, 6. 7,
I,
Sext. 52, 6,
twenty years old and upioard.
Num.
1, 3.
4,
et alibi.
Orig.
360 B. 857 C.
877 D.
Orig.
I,
Nic. U, 1024 C, TptdKovTa ^t^Xio)!/, upwards of thirty. 3. Adjectively, ascending, as applied to progeni1,
Esdr.
5,
41.
1593 B.
EirairopTjpji, aros, t6,
puzzling question.
73 C.
IV, 136 D.
f),
Jos. Apion. 1, 7 TSv eirdva irpoyovwv, where, strictly speaking, it is superfluous. 4. Against, KaraApophth. Theodor.
tors.
enairoptja-it, eais,
==
D.
CyrUl. A.
iiraiToprfTiov
Pherm.
I,
preceding. 221 A.
Tit.
6. 1132
264
hei inaitopeiv.
Orig.
I,
29, avTov
(Paphnut. 2 Eipedr/
iirdvaj
IV, 465 C.
inanopriTiKos,
r),
KoXXrjyiou XrjOT&v, he
company of robbers).
5.
found himself among a
On
ov,
z=
diropijrtKdf.
Diog.
7, 68.
inl, in
the
Epiph.
I,
1085 D.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eiraT-opTjTiKO}^
adv.
493
Orig. 11,
eiravXia
province.
Jul.
ieirimopt}TiKa>s,
=^
airoprynKm.
1420 B.
or after. Polyb.
1,
m,
277 B, 1044 B.
to,
firaiToaTf'KKa (aTroo-TeXXco), to send
against,
Eus. 11, 325 C. 825 A. 833 A. 384 D. 2. Member of a diocese. Ant. 20. Const. I, 6. Ephes. 2, provincial
Sept. Deut. 24, 48.
Sap. 11, 16.
bishops.
i'wapxos, ov,
6,
53, 5.
ij,
11, 2, 8.
31, 12, 14.

to,
L. praefectus, prefect, governor,

2,
fVoTrooToX^, ^s,
a sending
against, or after.
Symm.
Ps. 77, 49.

to
commander. Sept. Esdr. 1, 6, 3. Mace. 2, 4, 27. PoZj/ft. 5, 46, 7.

S;ra6. 17,
-fi.
5,
3.
11, 27, 2.
2.
iieapaojuu,
curse.
Jos. Ant.
jj-
6,
6,
3,
rois
1, 12.
/os. Ant. 20,- 8,
CZem.
'E^paiois iva oCtos endparos
1,
37.
Plut. II, 275 C.
tmpSevo-is, eas, ^, (iirapSeiai) irrigation. 10, 89. 100.

iiraphevo)
Diog.
AlyiTTTov.
Herodn.
1, 8, 2.
4683, 'O cnapxos

/hsC!-.
II,
rrjs
7.
nokems, praefectus urbis.

Ill,
Dion. H.
832,
apheiw.
Clem. A.
count up.
dine
I,
697 A.
I,
Theod. Her. 1337 B.

iirapiBpio) (dptd/iem), to
Aristid.
IV, 2050, 7. 2051, 9. Haer. ,452, 93. Herodn. 2, 6, 12. 477 A, of Constantinople. (Lucian.
1658, 11.
'O
Tiji/
ITip^joZ.
Socr.
Ill,
363, 21.
Paus. 10,
5, 8. (0
Poll. 4, 162.
TrdXiv iiriTeTpaiijiivos.)
"Enapxas
342
t5>v
^jrapiorao) (dptirraa)),
a second
aid,
time.
irpaiTopitov, praefectus
cohortium praeloria-
Anon. Med. 255.

iirdpKeia,
rum, or simply praefectus praetorio, prefect

succor,
help.
as,
1,
tj,
(inapKris')
Polyb.
enapveoiuu
48, 5, et aEbi.
apvco/iai.
as,
fj,
Palaeph. 32, 11.

denial of
of the praetorian cohorts (or guards). Pallad. Philostrg. 513 D. Vit. Chrys. 39 D. Chal. 1005 A. Apophth. 249 C. "O tS>v fiacriXelcov enapxos,
iirapvrjcnBeta,
{eirapvufiTldeos)
God.
Epiph.
I,
I,
1044 D.
6e6s) God-denying.
II,
Socr.
5, 9.
iirapvrjiriOeos, ov, {etrapviopAU,
pvcjjopcDv
Epiph.
ing!
969 A.
fj,
25 C.
:
"Eirapxos
rei
^ =
tnapxos
rrjs
tS>v itpairmpiav.
"Eirapxas
avXrjs Kal tojv doI,
preceding.
Plut.
1058 A. B.
53,
1.
6 tov (tItov inuTKimmv, praefectus
iiTap<ns, ear,
(eiraipa) a lifting, raising

2.
ris-
frumentariae.
Dion
C.
52,
Sept. Ps. 140,
of dough.
Tropically,
7.
Philon
elation
:
II,
255, 44,
Sept.
"Eirapxos 6
pvktcov, ^=.
jniKroKJivXaKciv,
also eirapxos tcov
pride.
Plut.
wKTenapxos.
iirapxtKos.
Dion C.
Zach. 12,
695 A.
iirapvaTTip,
Ezech. 24, 25. Clem. A. I, 1012 A.

rjpos, 6,
Anim.
7,
Justinian. Novell. 13, Prooem.

tively
ov(ria.
Diog.
114.
AdjecEus. H, 949 A, i^-
2.
52, 33, 1.
(eTrapvTOjiai)
a vessel for
Sept.
pouring liquids into another

25, 38.
vessel.
Ex.
iTrapxoTTfs, r)Tos,
rj,
the office
of enapxos, L. prae-
fectura, prefecture.
I'Sos,
fj,
tirapvarpis,
38, 17.
4,
2.
:=
9.
enapvarrip.
Sept.
Num.
4,
Reg.
3, 7, 35.
Ex. Zach.
Plut.
449,
131,
6.
1.
2.
Macar. 621 C. Olymp. Justinian. Novell. 38, Prooem. y.

Metonymically, prefect.
Tiber. 23.
flfu.
Lyd.
12.
173, 10.
to
inapiropai (apiirw),
11,
pour upon or
firapxos.
in.
iwdpx
174, 9.
eirapxds
2,
2,
Strab.
II,
2,
5,
600 D, nvi
T\tra>,
eii
twos.
be
Herodn.
17.
II,
Eus.
1485 A, toO
iTrap)(ia,
to
Mai. 222,
3.
eSi-ous.
errda-Kija-is,
Phot.
ftas,
984 C.
cultivation, study
2, 24, rfjs p.aylas.
Codin. 28, 15 'O tov (j)6pov iirap-xav, the prefect of the market.
iirapxla, as, ^,
rj,
(eVao-(ce(o)
of a science.
iiraa-dp,aLva>
(eirapxos) prefecture, province.

3,
Sept.
1,
Judith
6 as v.
1.
Polyb.
1,
15, 10.
eiraoTTtSoopai.
= =
6,
Clementin.
da-dp.aiva>.
cvaoTri&ooiJUU.
Pseudo-/o Jlacc. 6. Philon II, 669,

iirahos, enchanter.
17, 5, et alibi.
Sirab. 3, 4, 20.
9.
10, 4, 22.
42.
iiraa-TTjS,
oii,
12, 1, 4.
17, 3, 24, p. 431,
Luc. Act. 23,

alibi.
(iiraba)
34.
25, 1.
Plut.
I,
257 A, et
1.
2595.
Clementin. 12,
20, 13.
2.
Inscr.
Just. Apol.
ewaaTpdiTTtti
dtrTpaTTTO).
Prae-
2, 6.
diTTpdirTw
II,
iirl
nvi,
or simply
Philipp.
Diod. II, 498, fectura, the office of prefect. 77. Plut. I, 583 Epict. 4, 1, 55. 4, 7, 21.
C.
eirapxucos,
Plut.
594 D. E.
53.
ciraa-tjiaKlC'^
6v,
L. praefectorius, praefectianus,
Epiph.
I,
of a Eus.
prefect.
II,
Dion
C.
75,
14,
1,
iôvcrla.
inaa-xoKiOfuu
1024 B, Toîs, the praefectiani. Pallad. Laus. Chrys. HI, 596 D. 714 D. Plut. I, 879 A, 1235 B. 2. Provincial.
A.
eVavydfo)
Iûcian. Ill, 651.
provincials,
firapxtos, ov,
f),
=
6,
eVaw(9aSidfopai
eTrapxia, province.
= 339 A. = = =
20 C.
avyd^w.
4>
da-ctxtKiô).
Did. A. 457 A.
11,
axrxoKfOiwi.
32 A. Eus.
II,
II,
789
43.
Philon
412,
following.
j4jt.
Anab.
4, 9,
Eus.
II,
8 as v.
1.
212 A.
enapxia-a'a,
<'
1488 A.
ijs, j),
iiravdahi-Cofmi. z=^ aiSaStôfiai.
Jos. B. J. 3,
7,
the
wife of an enapxos. Porph.

(iirapxia)
11.
Arr. Anab.
as,
Cer. 67, 17.

ov,
eVauXi'a,
4, 9, 8.
iiravkiov.
Plut.
II,
508
fwapxiaTTjs,
inhabitant
of a
D.
Digitized
by Microsoft
494
inavâ, to increase, intransitive, eTraiôfuu. Hippol. Haer. 440, 34. inavpi^co, icra, (aipa) to blow gently. Jos. B. J.
1,
eireicKovipiâ)
iireinrris, ov, 6, (eireiya))
=r
ipyoSiaKTtjs, one
who
urges, superintendent, task-master.
Theoph.
'
662. 589.
21, 5.
fTTciKapxia, as,
ett'
Porph. Cer. 459, 6. fj, (elKapxia) two etXiu of cavalry.

2.
eiraipiov
=:
wjpiov,
on
e".
the
morrow,
11, 32.
Sept.
Ael. Tact. 20,

eweipi
ielpi),
to
Gen.
7, 1.
19, 34, sc. ffiiipa.

Poi?/6. 8, 15,
Num.
Judith
come upon,
sc. fjpipa,
etc.
2.
1,
Parti-
inavTopariâ
ciple, ^ iiriova-a,
the
coming day,
Polyb.
2,
avTopanâ.
I,
Diod. Ex. Vat.

Ael.
the
morrow.
ecus,
rj,
Sept. Prov. 27,
116,20.
Philon
36,
n.
N. A.
2,
25, 11, et alibi.
enavTOjwKea
11.
=.
avTopoKia.
ennuis,
C.
(iireiya)
Ill,
an
urging.
Plut,
I,
I,
36
58.
Lucian.
306.
App,
iirt.
476,
imvxfvi^ (aix^'"T<'')' '" ^'''"^ "wer <Ae
nec^ of
Herodn.
3, 6.
8, 6, 10.
a person.
eiravxevos,
ov,
Genes. 98, 22, tivos.
iireipaivevopai
elpavevopai
Jos. B. J.
I,
1,
iiravxfvios.
Moschn. 46,
5, 13, 1.
Herod, apud Orib.
406, 10.
621,
Ruf apud
eiraipatpea
Orib.
U,
211,
3.
App. U,
(aâipito),
to
take
away
again.
44.
eireia-aKTos, ov,
Aret.
HID.
ewatpaviCo)
7ra(pTeov
7rd<pri(n,s,
(JaZen.
VI, 136 B.
Iambi. V. P. 166.
^= (rvveiiraKTos,
fj,
Justinian. Novell.
acpavlâ.
123, 29.
ijrelcraîs, ems,
:=
Set eTra^teVat.
fj,
ems,
eiraffyi].
Geopon. 18, 3, 1. Clem. A. I, 540

ckarmingness,
(ineiadya') an introducing bep.
sides.
Just.
Tryph. 135,
789 A.
B.
eTrai^pohuTia, as,
loveliness.
fj,
(ejra(j>p68iTos}
II,
eireurbexopui (elfrhexopat), to receive in addition. Plut. n, 903 E.

ineia-epjro)
Dion Chrys.
Ptoi.
118.
App.
Ill,
=r
el(Tepjra).
14,
21.
Tetrab.
86.
Artem.
101.
174.
enaxBeia, as,
17,
eTreurqyeopM (elairiyeopm), Diod. 5, 7.

eireia-decris,
Iambi. Myst. 269, 5. to introduce besides,
(Jiraxdris)
annoyance, trouble.
ems,
fj,
z:= eurBecns.
Schol,' Arist.
Chrys. Ill, 597 E.

eiraxBLâ, iVo), (axBos) to burden.
25, 45. 76, 34.
Eq. 328, et
Philon
176, 27.
11,
alibi.
eireuTKciXem
(êlcrKoKem^,
Ill, 55.
to
call
in
besides.
103,
5.
130, 21.
Lucian.
iireyeppos, ov, 6,
(evrfyeipco)
rousing.
Clem.
eTreio'KvKKem (elaKviiKea)), to roll in in addition,

to intrude. Lucian. HI, 533. Poll. 9, 158. Athenag. 1013 C. Sext, 106, 7. Longin,
,
A.
I,
481 B.
:z=
8ei
iirfycipc<T6ai.
ejreyepTcov
Clem. A.
I,
496 B.
7rcyepTtK6s,
t),
22, 4.
ov,
capable of rousing.
Plut, II,
eTteurobid^m (elirohid^m), to bring in,
Philon
I,
138 B.
C.
Sext. 753, 8.
134, 5.
592, 14.
exact tribute be-
ETTt-yepriKms,
adv. by rousing.
Clem. A.
I,
492
eireia-7rpda'<ra (ela'7rpda'<Tm), to
sides.
Dion C.
74, 8, 4.
cTreyKkdio (iyK\da>), to twist together.
Dion C.
iireuTpem (eia-pem), to flow in besides.
Philon
Clem.
51, 12, 4.
emyKkrjpa,
charge.
aros,
to,
(eTreyKoXeo))
accusation,
n, 261, 15. A. I, 284 A.

9,
Plut.
n, 702 A,
et
aUbL
after.
Rhetor. V, 209, 16.
iireyKvKiopju
eTreia-rpexm (etoTpep^m), to
run in
PoU,
eyKuXiofiat, io wallow.
Clem.
158.
Jul.
309 C.
A.
II,
504 A.
Jos, Ant.
eireia^Belpopai {elarfideipopxu), to break -in (in
eTreyxf iprja-is, ems, ^, :=: iyxfipij<rts. 750. 15, 4,
an
B.
evil hour).
PoU.
9,
158.
BasU,
Sel.
489
eireyxvparlâ
ineyxiiva
eyxvpânô).
Diosc.
216.
5, 23.
eneurôiTdio
eneuT(f>opea>
tneyx'^'o.
6,
Heron
cneiypos, ov,
20.
iwelyo),
to
(iirdya) quid ?
Clementin. 10,
eneia-xeo)
= =
=:
elcrôiTdia.
iirei(T(j)pea.
Philon I, 615, 37. Philon I, 468, 34.
ela^xem.
25.
Jos. B. J. 4, 3, 3.
Philon I, 72, 42. 150, Clem. A. I, 413
urge.
IFseni-Athan. IV, 952

indicative,
2,
C
or
A.
eireKôdio
24, 1.
eirelyea-aL
=z
eTret-yj/.]
=
=
eKôda against,
cojs,
Dion
C. 43,
dnciddu,
with the aom! aomi optative. Sept. Deut.

after,
16
'ETrctSai'
eireK8ifiyria-is,
^,
I,
{iKSir/yeopm.)
additional
eTTEO-av.
PoZj/J. 13,
1068 C, i8ot;it iSo). 2. Becaxise dion, with the indicative. Apocr. Act. Andr. 8,
pevcus SiareXajv.
*i7Tei8ri
7, 8, caiiarriirf.
Eus.
IT,
narrative.
Basil.
ewcKSiKem
eiteiSems,
eKStKea.
rj,
emr,
89 A. Doroih. 1633 D.
cKdeais,
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 456. 476.

because.
SioTi, since,
65.
Sep2. Gen. 19, 19.
Horn. H. 14, Philon U, 518, 25.
eireKdvopai
Bvopai,
Epict.
2, 7, 9.
eneKKov(fiiCa)
=^
eKKOvtpiô.
Jos. B. J.
1,
21,
Cyrill.
H. Gatech.
7, 3.
12.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eTrexXvco
eirexXvci)
495
532 E.
ejreveKTfov
eireôuoviôfiai
bfi
enKJiepeiv.
:=
ckXu&>.
ij,
emKpqîs,
ea>s,
=
^,
Plui.
I,
Epiph.
I,
541
exprjîs.
*eireKTa(ri,s,
emr,
Diog. 10, 115. (eTrcKTeiVca) prolongation,

{eKewoai, Trjfiovros,
ttj-
B.
en-eVelif,
emy, ^, (imcfiepai) exhibition of
medi-
lengthening of a
word
cine.
CZim. 1169 A.
XiKouTos, 8^<r, OTuXduj').

8.
^risZo^ Poet. 22,

2, 1.
fTrev6e(7is, cms, ^, (irrevridîii) insertion.
Tryph. 14.
156, 23.
Apollon. S.
Z)rac. 37,
D. Synt.
a word 374 C.
imvdr)Kt),
iTTfvdvprjpa,
78, 24.
10.
Apollon. D.
lengthening
Particularly, /Ae Arcad. 197, 1. of a short vowel, =:d fia-ains. Apollon. B. Adv. 555, 3. 588,_ 1.
296 B.
Pron.
265
C.
Epenthesis,
(refy).
Apollon. CTem. A. I, 1297 C. 2. the insertion of a vowel in

Simoc. 246,
additional
3.
rjs, ij,
addition.
to,
HirenTiivio ^=z iireKTeivofuu.

p. 114, 14.
(eKfivoa-i,
2.
Sirab.'S, 3, 11,
aros,
iv6vp.rjpa.
eVO366 B.
328 A.
a vowel,
lireKiêpa
Particularly,
to
To prolong, lengthen a word Apollon. D. Pron. 301 C.

to
Hermog.
524 B.
eTrevlrjpi
BJiet. 126, 4. ems, ^,
iirvdvp.T]a-is,
preceding.
SasiZ.
I,
lengthen
eKTcivto.
ivirjjiL
in addition.
Galen. VIII,
=z
eK(j)epa
strengthened.
Plut.
I,
142 B.
errevveaKmSfKaTos, ov, (îvveaKaibeKaroi) greater
680 B.
ejTeKxeio
(^Kxâi),
4, to
ij,
pour out
following.
against.
Sept.
by one nineteenth; thus, 20

Aristid. Q. 115.
eircvo)(\eca
19
:^ 1^.
Vit.
Judith 15,
emXaa-ia, as,
46.
=
I,
rush against.
Diod.
II,
533,
=:
eVop^Xetu
in addition.
Nil.
Jun. 48 A.
im\a<ns, eas,
attack.
fTreXaijtpifa)
(itrfXavvo))
Plut.
249 D.
I,
a driving against Lucian. II, 42.

Philon
I,
iirevriSiijiu
(ivridrjiii),
to insert
a vowel, word,
or an expression. Synt. 85,

ewevrpi^rj,
5.

6.
==
i'iTe\a(j>pvva>.
154,
3.
240,
i),
333, 25.
i7reKa(j>pivia
=
2.
Orig.
1321 A.
rjs,
Tpiîj.
Epiph.
11,
1049
II,
e\a<ppvva>.
1, 1.
Jos.
Ant. 18,
Dion Chrys. I, 139. Plut. n, 165 E. Max.

Diog.
6,
D.
eTTEvrpt/Sa)
Tyr. 69,
eiTfKeyxa
400 B.
en-fXeea)
^ =
49 A.
eXeyxa97.
Eus. HI,
e7revTpv(j)a<o
= =
ivrpiâ.
I,
Poll. 5, 102.
Eus.
Epiph.
176 C.
Simoc. 164, 13.
to eat in addition,
evrpvcjiaxo in.
enevrpaya (ivrpayo)),
PhiI,
eXeea.
eireKev6(pid^(o
=
I,
Sophrns. 3464 C. Philon U, 328, fKeuBepidâ.

(eirepxppm) a coming upon : Chrysipp. apud Plut. 11, 1045
lon II, 479, 38.

tTTfVTpaxTis, (BS, ^,
=
I,
fnevrpcDjui.
Philon
49. *iwc\ev(Tts, cms, ^,
115, 8.
iTreâpapravio (îâp,apTava)), to err or sin yet
advent, access.
more.
20.
Dion. H.
311, 3.
Philon
II,
346,
582,
C.
Plotin.
343, 16.
Jos. Ant. 14, 16, 4.
*C7reXeu(7TiKrfs,
Chrysipp.
adventitious. ij, 6v, coming upon: apud Plut. n, 1045 B. C. Strah.
eTreâvlaTajicu. ^=z iâv'urraixai.
Philon
II,
15.
eVe^c'Xevo-if, ems,
ij,
12, 3, 27, p.
540,
rj,
2.
(irreêpxopMi) punishment,
11,
imjiâais,
ftas,
I,
(Jnciiâiva) incursion, attack.

1.
penalty.
Philon
569, 37.
Isid.
848 B.
Dion.
H.
457,
fj,
Simoc. 174, 11.

iireêpyaa-la, as,
ij,
Basilic. 60, 1, 10.
eW/iôXij,
thesis,''
Tjs,
(iircp.ôKXa) insertion, paren-
(fVeêpydfo/iat) elaboration.
in rhetoric.
Hermog. Rhet. 263,

Lyd. 168,
12.
Ptol. Tetrab. 117.

eireêpyaariKos,
ij,
CTm. ^.
capable
II,
404 B.
elaborating.
282, 8, illustrated
inefiôKifios, ov,
irrefifipip,doiiai
by examples.
11.
Vit. Nicol.
ov,
of
=:
ip,^6Kijios.
i/ifipipAoiiai.
S.
Genes. 11, 13. ejreêpyaanKSis, adv. by elaborating.

23.
iireêvpscns, eu>s,
Sext. 422,
896 A.
iiriiijirfi/os,
ov, (ejufuji/os)
menstruovs.
Jos. B. J.
ij,
=
I,
iêvpea-ts.
Athan.
11,
6, 9, 3.
Genes. 62, 15. Clem, A. I, 396 C. iwevSripeco =: ivhr)pâ. Method. 141 A. imv&vpu, aros, to, (iwevBva) upper garment. Plut. I, 684 B. Tatian. Aquil. Ex. 25, 7. 852 B.
eirefuâviôfiai
^=
ijUâvlôpju.
600 A. eireêopai (eêopm),

or in
detail.
I,
to
explain in addition
/ren. 541 A.
iiKlufyipa z=. d/itpvpa.
Plut.
1014 F.
Orig.
Clem. A.
916 A.
ij,
H, 1120 A.
ine^yrjcris, ea>s,
(iire^yeop,ai) additional or
detailed explanation.
Aristobul.
apud Clem.
Clem. A.
I,
A.
I,
893 A. B.
iirevhiva
(iTfvbimjs, on, o,
as V.
45.
= Keg. Moer. 378 =

1.
=zirevbva.
1,
Jos. Ant. 5,
1,
12.
eire^rjyrjTeov
= S
ij,
Cornut. 31.
iire^yeiirdai.
iiriv&vpa.
18, 4.
2,
Sept. Lev.' 8, 7
292 A.
ineôbos, ov,
sortie.
18, 18.
Poll.
7,
Dion C.
39, 4, 4.
;(ira)i>io'KOf, p^trav.
.4<Aan.
iire\oiavlôpxii
=. olaviCopm
again. Galen. VIII,
n, 912 A, of a monk.
471 C.
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by Microsoft
evepaaTO^
iwepaa-Tos, ov, {epaui) lovely, amiaile. Philon I, 671, 45. 253, 16.
7, p.
496
Diod.
i,
,^ddpa 7rt/
.iwcpyiov, ov, TO,

61.
Ti-dpepyov.
Const. Apost.
2,
(im, ^, i>viopM) to buy cheap. Theoph. Cont. 305 eTt^vavrj&nvw., passively. upon. Dion inevwxôpai (eicoxôiuu), to feast
iniva>viop.ai
C. 62, 15, 3.
^TvepMCco
e'pf^.'fo).
impedta-iios, ov, 6,
E.
iTripcia-is,
fffls,
f),
= =
Plut.
I,
590 B.
Plut. 11, 908
emxc^,
to hold.
'E7re'x<
Toi'
Tonov nv6s,
to be
ipe6i.cTii6s.
cpeto-is
Diosc.
5,
88.
21.
^ôiZorf.
.ArcA.
20.
Max.
Tyr.
67,
of any one ; to be the represent Chal. Ephes. 1140 C. ative of any one. 2. To suspend Gelas. 1249 865 A. judgment. "Pyrrhonic word. Strab. 2, 1, 11,
in the place
Sorara. 250, 28, pressure.

alibi.
Sext. 14, 11, et
p. 110, 6.
Philon
I,
387, 45.
I,
Epict.
1, 7, 5.
Clem. A. H, 388 C.
Classical.
Plut. II, 1120 C.

Tov.
9,
Lucian.
behold
569,
b-e/ji
tou-
impvco, incorrect for iiraipva. enepoTOM, to ask about a thing.

Sept. Eeg. 2, 11,
7,
Sext. 43, 29, et alibi saepissime.
103.
3.
as
r),
Diog.
To
see,
tovs 6cf)6dknois
et
eif
= mpl.
Orig.
HI,
being understood.
Thecl. 29.
eirrjyopla,
Apocr. Act. Paul,
980
'EnepcuTTidels
2. Stipulor, oipavoi eViSei^. Justinian. Cod. Latinism.
mp\
(rrip.eiov
ivbs iv
U tov
27.
to stipulate.
2,
13,
4, et alibi.
2. Appellation, name,
=.
Karrfyopla.
Dion
C. 55, 18,
=:= irpocrC.
Novell. 97, Prooem.

cnepoyrrip.a,
qyopia. following.
Marcell.
apud Eus. VI, 797
aros,
to,
:=
Justinian.
fJTOt.
Cod.
3,
8, 10, 12,
y, 'Ek rav
a-vp,4>ii>vav,
Eus. H, 996 B. 833 A. 1104 A.

B.
Greg. Nyss. HI,

Clementin. 49
(that is) iTtepaTTiiMTav.
(Compare
Petr.
1,
cTrrjKoas (eVijkoos), adv. audibly.
21.)
Efflf,
fj,
iirepaTTjms,
L.
stijmlatio,
1,
agreement.
e'. y'.
cinjkvs, vSos, 6,
A Latinism.
8, 10, 12,
Justinian. Cod.
17, 3,
Psell.
21.
Clem. A.
406, 21.
a.
Novell. 97,
(ima-KtaCa>),
1.
927 A.
eirrikvTris, ov, 6,
ema-Kiaap.ei'as
adv.
obscurely.
37.
Eus. VI, 633 C.

eVETOf [?]
89, 5.
= cV
Afarc.
Erem. 1092 A.
Babr.
cTTTjXvTos, ov, 6,
= = =
npoarjXvros.
Philon H, Philon Philon
392,
I,
1028 B.
irpoa-rjKvTos.
II, 392,
irpofrtjKvTos.
I,
160,
ETof, T^TEs, JAis year.
46.
iTrrjpfaa-TTjs, ov, 6,
Apophth. 208, A. Pronounced also c(jit1040 E. Apophth. 437 C. Joann. 7-oj := e"^' eVos. Mosch. 2941 C. ieont. C^/pn 1740 B.
Pe^r. Alex. 516 A.
Cons^. Ill,
6 iinipealaiv.
Symm.
Ps.
56, 2.
Eus. V, 508 B.
Greg. Naz. H, 477
iTTfvdis ifvdrjs), adv.
^ evdias,
[al.
directly.
Jos.
C. ein)peaan<S>s (ijnjpcaariKos), adv. in a troubleBasil. HI, Galen. I, 47 C. some manner.
Ant. 15,
18, 6.
8, 5, p.
769
as
svBvs.']
at.
616 B.
iirqpiaaros,
ov,
i:ev6vpa (fidvpJa), to rejoice
Sept. Sap.
(iTrt]pmâ>)
vexed,
molested.
Vtteukteos, a, ov,
Cosm. Ind. 352 B.

Si*
Sei ineuxeaBai.
Clem.
ernipeiiea
(^pEÊO)),
to rest after.
Clem. A.
J,
A.
20,
I,
1200
i),
(Jer. 20, 14).

(Jnevxop,ai,)
blessed.
616 A.
Sept. Jer.
imjpiivqcns,
i-rrqprjs, es,
eVeuktos,
ov,
ecus,
f),
rest.
Isid.
840 B.
Agathar. Ill,
14.
iivevXaêopm
14, 8.
E'TTEuXoyEO)
(apapL<TK(o) equipped.
5, 7, 3.
tlvai, to
1,
fi\aêop.m.
Sept.
Macc.
200,
2,
18.
EOT,
An: Anab.
'Etti
upon. ^-
nvl
be in one's power
^=
v\oyea>.
8.
Syncell.
13.
or control.
Strab. 15,
Jtist.
35.
Porph. Cer. 199,

(TtevfioLpeo),
essentially
n, 1056 D.
eifioipea.
Ap.
1, 8.
Genes.
'O
em
ToO, superintendent.
H, 570 B. Anton. 7, 2. Jos. Ant, 12, 2, 1

Plut.
70,
21.
eirev(f>paivop,(U
=^ evcjipalvopju.
Theod. Her. 1333

strengthened.
C.
Basil.
IV, 280 A.
ewevxaptoTta
*Os ^v EjTi tSv î^XtodriKav, librarian. Plut. I, 1070 F 'Etti tSv eitiaroXav yevojievos tov Kaia-apos, ab epistolis. Lucian. 11, 538 '0 tVi
Toil/ 5e<t/zw,
ev)(apiaTia
Vit. Nil.
::= 8ea'fio<l)v\a^.
Clemeniin. 276 A.
crrevxiov, ov, to,
Jun. 117 A.
emayovpos,
pos
ov, (eiri,
oyvpos)
^=
im<ryvpos, oyu-
kneel upon
(fvxv) originally, hassock, to In general, carpet, at church.
TT)v KOfi-qv,
ovKoBpi^, ovKoKaprfVos, ovKoKi-
(j)dKos, ouXoiedjitT/s,
ouXokoô:, ovXoKpavos, '
Turkey
15.
carpet.
467,
Eust. 1056, 63.
Theoph. Cont. 656, 21. 820, 21. [E a compound of Leo Gram. 234, 14.
curly hair.
ayovpos, then
(Compare Theoph. Cont.

/UEyaXour,
319, 16 NaKOTOTnyTar
airb T^r
cKprjôs.^
tovs
Trap'
rijiiv
evxrjs to
imavoKaiviîa =^= avaKoiviô).
Clem. A.
I,
837
ovopxt fêpovraS')
B.
Apocr. Act. Philipp. (veixopm, to pray for. in Hellad. 23, nva. Porph. Cer. 8, 14. 19. 12 Ti Tiya Ti,vt. 483, 10, ra âaiKcl.
OTiâ^v^m
SêjoA.
(|8a^lJf<o)
e'ûXokte'cb, to 6arfc a(.
Diac. 1093 A.
t),
*emfia6pa, as,
(iiriâiva)
epibathra,
lad-
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emâOpaiveo
der, steps: stepping-stone.
497
Allien.
3, 2,
eirtyevecnovpyo';
Dion.
Mech.
5.
em^dijo-ts, ems, ^, (eV(3oa(o) acclamation.
PhUonB.
14, 51.
91.
Sept.
Mace.
31.
Diod.
B.
J.
H. V,
II,
270,
5.
S(rai. 10, 3, 15.

I,
Dion Chrys.
2. ^;jp6fl/ to
Sept. Judio.
17, 43, et alibi.

I,
Theol. Arith. 17.

2.
173.
Plut.
1037
PUhn
7, 8, 5.
405,
Epict.
3.
Jos. Ant. 11, 8,
the emperor.
18.
Leo. Novell. 181.
1, 7, 22.
P;<.
1.
I,
199 D, et
3, 24,
elTiôKaiov, ov, to,

4,
ini^\r)jia.
2.
14.
alibi.
Arr. Anab.
4,
27,
Sext. 391, 12.
Landing, landing-place.
Polyb.
Ezech. 13, Jos. Ant. 6, 11, 4.

234.
18.
Apollon. S. 61, 21.
16, 21, 1. 2.
emâBpaiva (JmâBpci) I, 649 A.

emâTrrl^co
,7os.
fniôp,Pfa> (j3o/i/3e(), to
cVt/SaiVo).
sound
after.
Lucian.
I,
CTem.
yl.

rj,
emôvXevTiKos,
ov,
(imôvXcvai) treacherous.
treacherously.
/SaTrn'fm
1.
addition, further.
Basj;. Ill,
Ptol. Tetrab. 66.

ETTt/SouXeDTtKas, adv.
A.
B. J. 1, 27, IV, 683 A.
3, 7, 15.
452
676,
Orig. Ill,
1196 A.
burden.
miâpiva
85.
{âpnivco), to
App.
I,
imfipaBvvca
itrl^pajfos,
=^ ^paSvva.
ov,
Lucian.
rocky.
I,
160.
720,
(/3pa;ôs)
Chron.
imâiria, aa,
2 as T.
1.
i),
=;
imâtris.
Dion. H.
II, 939,
20.
Poll. 2, 200.
Dion C.
68, 13, 6.
eni^peypa, aros, t6, (im^pi)(a>) lotion.
Diosc.
4t!iâTr)pios, ov,
B. J.
ing
3, 7,
(eVtjSaiW) Jit for sealing. Jos. 2. Pertain23, scaling-ladders.
3. An epithet of Apollo. Paus. Philon n, 567, 46, Caesar. 4.

stantively,
sacrifice
to arrival.
Men.
Kliet. 231. 256, 3, \6yoL.

2,
168 (171), p. 663. i^vm, to rain upon. im^p4x<'> 6, fVi dpaproKovs irayibas.
4,
Sept. Ps. 10,
32^
2.
eirt^pipdop.at.
Sub-
562.
(a) TO
eiriârripiov, sc. icpov (iepa),
on entrance, a feast in honor of the arrival of (the statue of) a god ? Inscr. Greg. Naz. Ill, 317 B. 4352, ^01. Synes. 1180 C. 1392 (1) TO imâT^pia, dedication, consecration of a temple, :;= iyKaivia. Socr. 1, 28, T^y KKKr](TLas- Simoc. 173, '5, toO
im^povTcuo I, 304 B.
im^poxi),
= =
^ptpAopat
at.
Schol. Arist.
Ran.
Plut.
^povrda.
1,
Gemin. 860 A.
Poll.
fj,
118.
Tjs,
(fVi/3pc;(co)
a wetting, bathing,
for medical purposes.
Galen. H, 378 F. 379
B.
B.
ein^vBios, ov,
=
fj,
ev fivBa &v.
Simoc. 236, 18.
ivL^varpa, as,
319.
(im^va)
stopper.
Lucian.
II,
Kparovs.
Scyl. 733, 16.
hriâTTjs, ov, 6,
passenger on board a vessel.

OXaTTTo))
injurious,
hurtful.
*imâ>li,!,Trjs, ov, 6, (c7rt/3(o/xtoj)
attendant on the
1,
Pallad. 1186 C.
CTTt/SAoSî,
e'ff,
altar.
Lysimach. apud Jos. Apion.
34.
iniyap.^pevTT]!, ov, 6, (Jtriyap^pevai)
^=
7.
dSe\(f>os
Poll. 5, 135.
4re<. 118 A.
injuriously.
Poll.
5,
Tov dvSpos
135.
/iov.
Aquil. Deut. 25,
imfiXa^Sis,
adv.
Basil
Jos.
I,
304 B.
^m^Xaar^rjiiem
=
5, 4.
oj/,
^Xaaiprniea
strengthened.
OriJ. VII,
imyap^pevm, fvam, (ya/tijS/jos) to intermarry. Sept. Gen. 34, 8 ''Emyap^pcva-aa-Sc fjiiiv, give Reg. 1, 18, 22, ra (Sao-iXei, her him to wife.
to
Ant. 20,
Vt|8Xe7rreoi/
^jop. II, 164, 69.
be
the
king's
son-in-law.
Par.
2,
18,
8ei eVi/SXoretv.
345
eye-
''Eireyap^peuaaro iv o'lKa 'Axad^.

14.
C.
*7rt/3Xe0api8tos,
lashes.
*c'iriffKriph,
Mace.
1, 10,
54.
8.
Esdr.
2, 9,
To marry, with
(im^Xeipapis}
of
the
Synes. 1180 D.
aros, to,
Sept. Gen. reference to a brother's widow. Matt. 22, 24, rfjv yv38, 8 -a-aa-dai avrfjv.
va'iKa
(iwiâKKco) surtout, wrapin
airov.
Patriarch.
1073 D,
25, 5 seq.)
avrfj
tov
per, cloak.
r/3Xi)/T0E,
Inscr. 155, 33.

Tj,
Avvdv.
patches.
(See also Deut.

fj,
ov,
(e7rij3X))/xa)
imyap,^pia, as,
imyajiia.
Eus.
II,
964 C.
.4.
Ptol. Tetrab. 107, rpimos,
im^hja-ts,
p. 198.
ea)s,
fi,
patchwork,
Pseud-^Âan. IV, 160 B.
cVi/SoXij.
Achmet. 225,
dmydvwiMu (yawvpai),
A,
TLvi.
to exult in.
Did.
812
im^rjTeov
111.
:=
1 eVt/SaXXfti'.
4rtem. 24. Aret.
iiTiydcTTpios, ov, (yaarfjp)

I,
4n(yZ/.
apud
Orib. II, 63, 9.
400
C.
2.
of
of the
belly.
Clem. A.
Substantively, to imyda-TpLov,
the stomach,
-tTTijSXijnKos, ^, OK,
Adhort. 44.
67rj|3X))TiKar,
(emâXXo)) cogitative ? Iambi. 1300 B. Epicur. apud adv. cogitatively f

5!/nes.
eTrt/SaXXo).
the region
from the navel to

2,
the chest.
Diosc.
Eupor.
67,
p.
283.
II,
Plut. II, 559 E.
Poll. 2, 170.
Galen.
Diog. 10, 50.
tm^XiaKco
115, 4.
370 G.
Pallad.
Med. Febr.
eViye/ti'fiB (yeM'T"')
eVuTaTTft), to
to
put upon an
animal as a burden,
ou, o,
(eVtj3XiJf<)
load an animal with

13, 15,
<jrtj3Xt;o-/xos,
Aquil.
Job
30, 12.
Prov.
1,
a gushing forth. 26. Gen. 2, 6
'
anything.
Svovs.
Sept.
Nehem.
n em tous
Clem. A.
Antiatt. 94, 23.
ejri(3Xtryôs.
fTnôrj,
rjs, fj,
eTnyfvea-iovpyos, ov,
ycveo-iovpyds-
following.
X^jojr. 5, 90.
II,
64 A.
63
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498
coming
after^
eiriBiaipeaK
es,
einyfVTjTos,
rj,
oi/,
(êTTiylyvofiat')
imhaK.va>brjs,
{imhaKva,
6,
EIAO)
pungent.
Paul. Aeg. 262.

iinyevvaio (yvuda)j to beget in addition, to beget.
Orib.
I,
388,
5.
imbaveuTTTjs, ov, Sin. 524 A.
6 iiriâvdâv.
besides.
Anast.
Theol. Arith. 64.
Iren. 641 B.
6v, (e'myevvr)fi.a) II,
imyewtjiianKos,
Cic. Fin. 3, 9.
I,
rj,
consequent.
Basil.
imbmravda == hmravdxo upon,

Med.'Eehv. 117, 27.
imSerjo-is, eais,
rj,
Pallad.
Clem. A.
468 C.
661 B.
f],
Serjcris,
petition to the em-
emyevvtjTos,
28.
6v,
begotten after.
Hippol. 296,
peror.
Leo. Novell. 180.
itnyevojiai
^= yeiofiai.
Plut.
II,
991 A.
cmSeiKTida (eViSeiKvu/xt), to desire to display one's self. Orig. I, 1036 B. C. Alex. A. 569
C.
Cyrill.
rj,
emyrjpda-Kio (y)]pd<rKa), to
Jul.
grow old succeedingly.
H. 564 A.
ov,
392 B.

yXipô/iai in addition.
imbeiKTiKos,
L. demonstrativus, fit for

off.
dis-
(wiyKipvqs, see myKepmjs.

iiiiykixop-aL
1,
playing, adapted to showing
Dion. H. V,
Dion.
Liban.
Clem. A.
518,
5,
\oyos, demonstrative oration.

6.
460 A.
(y\ii<l>co), to
H. V, 488,
carve on.
Sept.
VI, 789, 15 To imSeucrmov

or
[j.epos ttjs prjTopiK^s.
fTnyXitpa
13, 29.
Macc.
1,
yevos or
Vit.
o'xrjfJ'd
Dem.
6.
fj,
iTnyvafioa-vvri,
rjs,
rj,
Sept. Prov. 16, 23.
(emyvafiav) ^= following. Orig. IE, 1080 C. IV,

(îinyvapiâ)
recognition.
cTTideiîs,
eajs,
diroSei^cs, proof.
Just.
Try ph. 36
Ets
iTrldei^tif
on ....
KoXEtrtu.
II,
205 A.
imyvapuTfios, ov,
6,
cTTiSeiTTVios, ov, after
demvov.
Lucian.
eTrtSemvis, iSos,
-q,
epidipnis,
334.
follomng.
Fseud-Athan. IV, 612 A.

B.
*7rtyva)ais,
eats,
rj,
Anast. Sin. 720

knowledge.
Philon II, 479, 35. Athen. 14, 86. imbwmiov, ov, to, (SftTn'oi') the last course,
sert.
des-
(iiviyiyvai(TK<t)
2, 5.
Comicus apud Clem. A.
I,
385 C.
Philon B. 59.
6,
Sept. Prov.
3,
7,
Hos.
77.
4, 1.
Athen. 14, 85.
6.
Polyb.
6.
3,
31, 4.
HipparcTi.
emheKTeov
^=
del eTrtScp^fcrât.
rj,
Polyb. 36,
3, 4.
1041 B.
Diod. 17, 114.
Nicom.
Diosc.
Paul.
Epict.
iniScKTiKos,
6v,
(ewtfiepfo/iot)
susceptible.
Hebr.
2,
10, 26, et alibi.
1, 7.
Strab. 3, 4, 13.
20, 21
A,
TTjS oKrjBeias.
C. -Apollon.
Nicom. 110. PZui. II, 962 D. Pron. 277 A. Iren. 1132

emScKTiKos.
iniSca-fia.
emyvwa-Teov z=. bet sTnyvutciKiiv.

Aristid. Q. 47.
Nicom. 114,
Epict.
B.
eTTiSiKTos,
rj,
ov,
imyvasa-TiKos,
2, 3, 4.
rj,
6v,
capable of knowing.
emfiffta, otoj, to,
= = ^
Orig.
I,
512 B.
I,
Epiph.
tree.
tie
1049
B.
ov,
eTTLyvdifTTos,
(yvaxTTos^ known.
avTQv.
Sept.
Job
19.
mSev8ptos, ov, (SevSpov) on a
Jul. 393 B.
18, 19, V
imyoyyvô)
(TTLyovans,
Xaw
7.
imSfvm
Const. Apost.
3,
(8cVco)
2, 20.
emSeca,
to
on.
21.
Const.
yoyyufm.
Apost.
242.
emBeo'iia,
Porph. Car. 328,

fj,
Genes. 71,
iTTiSepparis,
17,
i8os,
z^
imbcpfiis.
Ero&m.
bandage.
I'Sor,
(ydvu) kneepan.
Ruf. apud
Sept. Par.
4, 15.
PZjrf.
On6.
imyovfj,
2,
Ill, 391, 9.
ijs, ij,
Soran, 252,
dxpiSav.
I,
4.
aros,
to,
=
io
emScajjios,
(imyivojiai) offspring.
Cyrill.
H. 501 B.
bind up.
31, 16.
Amos
33.
7, 1,
Diod.
7.
imBap,eva) (Seo'/iEua)),
ApoUod.
6.
r/jeo^.
II,
^nÂ.
ou,
6,
Philon
147,
Arch. 43. 45, et

emSea-jiis, i8os,
17,
506 F.
alibi.
Theod. Her. 1320 B.

Cass. 161,
delighting
iniSerriios.
'ETTi-yoj/os,
Epigonus, a heretic of the school of Noetus. Hippol. Haer. 440, 24.

ov,'
6,
imhetTjioyfaprjs, es, (e7ri8co-/ioy, xalpoi)
in bandages.
eTTidevTfpos, ov,
Lucian. HI, 656.

(Sfurepoi') o/" tAe second class,
emypafifiaTOTTOws,
(emypa/i/jo,
ttoicm)
epigrammatarius,
6, 14.
7,
epigrammatist.
Diog.
3, 9, 3.
;
as a poet.
Eudoc.
M.
68.
30.
intSevrepoa
=:
SevTepda).
(us,
Epiph.
II,
309 B.
Symtn.
imypaiprj,
2.
fjs, rj, title
of a book.
PoZyS.
'jri8evTepao'is,
painting over, of the eyelids opposed to vTToypa^. Greg. Naz. II, 292 C.
iwiypa<fios, ov,
^,
îz devTepanris.
Ps. 76, 11.

imSrjprjTiKa, mv, ra,
(iwiSrjjjaiTiKos) praetia quibus se provinciales ab onere hospitum recipi-
(emypdcfico)
entitled, as
a,
book.
Nemes. 584 A.
fmypdcfxo, to inscribe.
Mai. 212,
6 emypd<t)ei,
emyeyparrrai.
endorum redimunt. Justinian. Novell. 134, 1. enl Sfjv. Greg. Naz. IV, 26 A. eiTiSrjpov cm Srjpov. Greg. Naz. IV, 56 A.
imSfjv
= =
firiyvov, ov, t6, sternfast, stern-cable.
Polyb.
3,
imBiaBfjKrj,
rjs, rj,
{BiaBrjioj')
L.
codieillus, codiciL
46, 3.
Hes. 'Emyvwv ....

ov,
Jos.
Ant. 17,
9, 4.
emyavios,
(yavia) at the angle.

Diosc.
2,
Nicom.
196.
98.
imStaipeiTis, ems,
cm&aKva, to be pungent. A. n, 12 B.
Clem.
fj, (emSmtpeto) subdivision, but not identical with v7To8taipe<Tis. Schol. Dion.
Thr. 796, 32.
Damasc.
I,
549 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eTTiSiaipeTeov
emiliaipereov
Orib.
499
AntyU. apud
emSiopdato'ig,
e7rteTos
ftas, ^,
=
eas,
Sei Imbuupfiv.
revision, further correction,

7.
n,
50, 8.
Basil. I,
517
(irtSuupea, to divide
and
subdivide, to distribute.
C.
iniBiTrkaa-idâ
( StTrXao-mfo) )
Polyb.
1, 73, 3.
fj,
following.
iiTiStaiTriiTis,
(emdiavrdio) diet after taking
Herodn.
^7ri8t7rXd(
6, 8,
16.
to
medicine.
Diosc. 4, 148 (150), p. 629.
{Sm\6a)),
ems, ^,
redouble.
Sept.
Ex.
II,
emStaKivbvvevo) (StoKu/Sweuoj), to risk in addition.
26,
9.
Jos.
Ant. 14, 14,
emBiaKKd<T<Ta)
6,
3.
e7r48i7rXo)o-ir,
=z
8tn\a<Tis.
Philon
SiaWd(T(Tco.
Jos.
Ant. 16,
497, 14.
emSla-Taa-ts,
8.
cms,
^,
(eTriStordfcB)
a doubting.
thirds
ciri&iafieva (huxjiiva), to
remain after, to remain : Nicom. 68. Diosc. 1, to continue to exist. 11. 105. Attic, apud Eus. IH, 1329 B. Artem. 67. Hermias 1169 B. Hippol. Haer.
38, 11.
Galen. VI, 83 F.
emStTpiTos, ov,
(8i-,
:
Tpiros) one
as large; as 5
3.
and two Nicom. 101.
imSicjipios, ov, 6, driver
of a carriage, a Zow or
1.
Diog.
rjs, fj,
1,
11.
Sia/iovfi.
vulgar person.
imSiafiOvfj,
^=
Clem. A.
IT,
160
eTTiSiayyfios,
oil,
6,
(iTnSimKai) continued pursuit
B.
Orig.
I,
1025 A,
ttjs i/'ux')^'
emiiavejito
=:
hiavffiai in addition.
651.
Jos. B. J. 2, 6, 3.
Cels.
aêr death. Philon U, apud Onjr. I,
of the enemy.
emhlaiîs,
fcos,
fj,
= =
Polyb. 11, 18,
7.
preceding.
Strab. 10, 4,
21, p. 412, 22.

eTrldopa, aros, to, (itribtdiopi) that
1308 B.
imSiamfiTro)
60, 20, 3.
fiTiBiappeco ^=. hiappito.
which
7.
is
given
8,
-^
bunrifuirat in addition.
Dion
in addition.
68.
Aquil. Lev. 13,
Athen.
em&uiura(j)ea>
Erotian. 146.
further.
*iwl8oôs,
ov,
inioTiiioe,
distinguished,
9,
Sia(Ta(f>ea>
Polyb. 32,
5.
famous,
13, 83.
glorious.
Pind. N.
110.
Diod.
26, 5.
imSiaaKcTrroiuu^SiaiTKeirTopai further. Nemes.
529 A.
iiriSutarpe^tt)
n, 209 B. Herodn. Gr. Philet. 428 (471), condemned. App. U, 46, 62. Ptol. Tetrab. 119. Phryn. 132, condemned,
Plut.
iinSoôrrjS,
ryros,
fj,
imSiaiTvpai
:^
8uicrTpe<j>co.
Caius 33 A.
to
(iiriSoôsy
gloriousness.
hiatripto.
Schol. Arist. Pao. 202.
Aquil. Ps. 103,
1.
^Ttihwrdtrcrojim
(fiiaToxraofiai),
superadd to
Aster. Urh.
em8d|(Bs, adv. gloriously.
Sept. Esdr.
1, 9,
45.
anything.
Paul. Gal. Xdyw.

3.
-3,
15.
Artem. 193.
emSoparis,
6, 25, 5, 3, 6.
Eus.ll,S64A.
fj,
145 A,
tive.
Tffl
i8os,
(Sdpu) spear-head.
Polyb.
Strab. 3,
imSiaTeivo) {SiaTeuHa), to reach, extend, intransi-
et alibi.
Diod. 17, 20.
Polyb. 32, 9,
emhiaTpmreov 137 B.
8ei imSiarplffeiv.
Orig. IV,
eirlbocTis, etos,
fj,
(jiiKonpia, L. largitio, largess,

alibi.
Plut.
to
I,
988 D, et
Herodn.
1, 9, 2.
imSuupBelpo) (8ta(ji6etpa>),
Jos. B. J. 6, 3, 2.
destroy in addition.
eTndorfjp, ^po9, 6, ^=. 6 cTTtdtSovs.
Ptol. Tetrab.
189.
imSiSvpis, i8os, ^, (8/8uôr)
=:
TrapaoroTTjs, in
imSpaprjTeov
^= 8
I,
emTpi)(eiv
or iiriSpajieiv.
anatomy.
imSiSmiii, to
Galen. U, 98 E.
Clem. A.
roiis aypvirvovv-
932 C.
Spdcraojiai.
hand
to
any one. Joann. Mon. 308

aprov
eiribpdo'iTop.ai
^m
Philon
I,
664,
5.
'E7re8i8oo-ai' TTpoy f va
Tois dypvnvovtn, Porph. Cer. 12, 12, tI nva

Tas,
erciSiêip.t
Plut.
n, 179 E.
to perform
one loaf apiece.

nvi.
imSpdto (Spdco),
234.
in addition. Philostr.
(8te|E4/ni),
to
go over or through.
to relate in addition.
1.
emSpeTTopm
eTTibpojievs,
=
fj,
Spenopai.
d,
Clem. A.
I,
121 B.
Plut. II,
854 F.
(Sirjyeopai),
ias,
(emdpoixos) one that runs
emhufycofuu
against.
Nil. 516 D.
ov,
Sept. Esth. 1,
Eus.
Ill,
17 as V. 1236 C.
fj,
Aristid.
I,
474, 19.
Quintil.
imSpopiKos,
729, 6.
(emSpopfj) cursory.
to imSvvai.
Sext.
einbi.r]yrj<ns, ea>s,
additional account.
iiriSva-ts, eas,
fj,
4, 2,
128.
lon
I,
115, 32.
emSiKdaipios, ov, (imdiKaô))
Ant. 4,
iiTidipfpfis,
2, 4, p. is,
:
198.
(hip,eprjs)
3.
contended for. Jos. Lucian. I, 13, (jilXois. one and two thirds as
imSva-xepaivm 864 B.
= =
Dubious. PhiPlut.
Sva-x^patvo) upon.
U,
large; as 5
Nicom.
imdipoipos, ov, (8/îpor)
99.
imeUeia, as, fj, clemency, as a 700 A, fj (TTj.
title.
Athan. H,
preceding.
Clem.
A. n, 308 C.
im8top66(o (biop66w), to revise, to correct further,
to
Sept. Esdr. 2, 9, 8 emeiKevofiM, to be emeuajsfiiiv emeiKfuo-aTO fjp.lv 6 6eos fjpav tov KardKiireiv fjpds (Is tramjpiav.
arrange further.
Inscr. 2555,
9.
Paul.
Tit. 1, 5.
eirU<Tos, ov, (exTos) one and one sixth as large Implied in htiiKaoKmeKTos. 6. as 7
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emerrjs, is, (eros) this year's.
emfevyj'u/ii, to adjoin, etc.
500
eirtdprji/eo)
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Polyb. 3, 55,
1.
B.
Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul.

r)hvvr]6r]s,
2.
38
Ham
hi
Participle, to
dis-
em6e<Teas
60, 30, 2.
thou hast been able
to de-
ivcêvyfievov, sc. a^laijui, the
minor of a
ceive every one.
Act.
Thom.
21. 23.
Basilic.
junctive syllogism.
imCevKTiKos,
ij,
Sext. 93, 8.
6v, (emCfiiyvviii)
joining together;
Apollon. D.
275, 28.
emBewnuTfids, ov,
oracle.
applied to
tlie
conjunction
Synt. 272,
edv.
3.
6, (cmBeairiâ) delivery of an Arr. Anab. 6, 19, 5.
Conj. 510, 12.

9.
306,
im6eT7]s, ov, 6, (cwmftj^t)

deceiver.
airarcav, impostor,
329, 12.
ea>s,
rj,
Lucian.
Hieron.
I,
Ill, 655.
Symm.
Ps.
1, 1.
emêvîs,
wcffd
;
epizeuxis,
13.
repetition of
a
1,
Ptol. Tetrab. 165.
Chrys. IX, 588 D. XII,
as e^jSai 8e, Qfjâi ttoKis aoTvyeiraiv.

Isid.
117 C.
552 (284).
Apophth. 257

35, 10.
Hisp.
2.
Concord, in grammar.
^rjXorvmai.
Cosm.
249.
Carm. Greg. 347.

iriCr)\oTvirea>
Lucian.
I,
Ejnph. 81 C. imBeriKos, fj, ov, (emBerov) adjectival, epiihctie, Diod. 4, 5. Tryph. Trop. 280. Apollon. D: Pron. 292 A, Svo/m. Synt. 19, 27,
Vit.
A.
7rt^r)\6a> ^=. ^rjXooi.
em^Tj-njiia,
aros, to,
1141 D.
imCriTrja-is, (as,
3.
fj,
= =
Jul.
103 C.
f^nj/M.
nevo'is.
CZem.
yl.
I,
ijndenK&s,
adv.
adjectively.
Cornut.
212.

Jos. Ant. 4, 8,
Orib. I, 418,
(rjrria-ts.
*im6Tov,
ov, TO, (effWcToy) SC. ovojia,
epithejoj-
Apion.
1, 22.
Herod, apud
ton,
adjective, epithet (XeuKor, djivvrap,
10.
TpotîovTqs).
Aristot. Rhet, 3,
2, 9. 14.
Dion.
imCocfioa)
:=
Cocpoa,
Greg. Naz. HI, 1170 A. join
Thr. 636,
9.
Dion. H. V, 37, 11.

Apollon. S.
8, 24.
Tryph.
Olymp. A. 53 A.
em^vyou)
(fu-ydca), to
to.
Trop. 280.
Lesbon. 166
Plut.Jl,
Hence,
to
close
(178).
Sfroi. 1, 2, 30.
Sext. 671, 14.
8,3,14.
the door.
1357 C.
Artem.n. Poll. 10, 26. Synes. Nic. CP. 173 B imCvyoio-dai, to be
683 E.
1, 2,
imdfTCDs, adv.
21. 29.
^ imdcnKas,
8, 3. 7.
fj,
adjectively.
Strab.
iiriSakdfuos, ov, (âXa/ior) nuptial.
V, 247,
II,
10.
Substantively,
nuptial
Dion. H.
e7n6eapri<ns, eats,
^=l BeatprjiTis.
Ptol. Tetrab.
I,
to imdd\diJ,wv,
193.
epithalamium,
294.
Ill,
song.
Lucian.
imdim
445.
(mdaXacra-iaios or imdoKaTnalos, a, op,
=
20.
I,
emfljjyo)
= =
Anton.
8, 26.
Clem. A.
453 B.
1.
imnBrjiu.
diiya.
Herm. Vis. 1, Plut. U, 352
F.
786 B.
ini8,
Aster. 237 B.
iT7i6r]papxl.a, as,
fj,
Synes. 1076 A.
(eTnBrjpapxos) two Brjpapxiai
BcAda-mos.
5,
6.
Strab.
2,
1,
16.
3,
4,
wi6aXaa-(TOS, ov, 28.
if elephants.
imdakdcrcnos.
Ad.
6,
Tact. 23,
1.
App.
115,
im6f]pap\os, ov,
(erri,
Sfjpapxos) commander
elephants.
Ael. Tact.
emBavdrios,
ov,
demned
to
(imBdvaros) KardSiKos, conDion. H. Ill, 1389, 2. death.

Chrys.
of two
23,
1.
Brjpapxiai
of
imdripiooiuu
:=
dripioofuu.
Orig. JH, 365
Paul. Cor.
1, 4, 9.
X, 99 C.
Philostr. 670.
'EirfdrjpwiBri jrpos avTov.

cTTidrja'avpta'Tcov
ernddnroi (Bdirrai), to bury over.

cTTiBappto) ^=. Sappeco eirl tivl.
^=
Sei emBrjtravpiêiv,
Clem.
Philon II, 325, 41. Epict. 3, 22, 18. Plut. I, 1001 B. Athan. I, 300 iridaviid^m, to wonder further.
C.
A.
I,
728 D.
3, 14.
emSKiâ) =z ffKi^to. Diod. D. App. n, 589, 99.

imffKiyjfis, eas,
fj,
Plut. II, 782
=^
II,
GKhjns, pressure.
Aret. 89
imdfdoiiai {Bedo/iai),
Poll.
6,
to look into
7.
to
examine.
115.
Agath. 283,
Plut.
II,
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 499.
imdeXyto
cal.
diXyio.
456 A.
lid.
imBcfia, aros, to, (iiriridrifu) cover,

Sept. Lev.
6.
7,
Classi-
444 B. Pseudiiri6vr)(TKa>, bad reading for aTrodvijaKa. Ignat. 892 A. cttlBoKos, ov, doXfpos. Lyd. 283, 1. wi6o\6a> (floXda), to make dim or tvrUd.
C.
Clem. A.
=
1,
24.
Reg.
3, 7, 4.
128,
Jos. Ant. 3, 6,
5.-2.
Agathar. External apPs. 34, 20
Clementin.
18, ras opdtreis.
Plut.
11,
894
326. 148,
plication, plaster.
E. Max. Tyr. 132, 32. Lucian. H, Cass. Artem. 309. Galen. VI, 58 B.
4.
Oripr. I,
emOea-ia, as,
r],
=:
rj,
following.
AquU.
444 A.
SoXof.
cTTifidXaxrir, <s, ^,
1,
*lmde<Ti,s, ewr,
a laying, imposition of hands. Paul. Tim. 1, 4, 14, et alibi. Iren. 1241 A. 2. The adding of an epithet. Aristot. Ehet. 3, 2, 14. Eudoc. M. 33 Kot ewiBemv,
192 B.
imdopwpai
422.
iiridopoa,
(fiopfiv)
= =
to
to tnuBoKovv.
CyrUl. A.
cnrfp/iaiva).
Lucian.
II,
Philostr. 212. 813.

a>(Ta>,
adjectively.
tion,
3. Imposition, imposture, decep14, 8.
(jBopos)
Ttwi.
^=
(nrepiudva.
Clem.
A.
I,
501 B,
8d\o5.
1.
Prov. 11,
Aquil Ps. 42, 1. 54, 12. Chrys. IX, 588 D. 589
imdprivea (Bptjvea), C. 477 A.
lament over. Plut.
II,
23
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eTnOprjvqtTK
erndpiivrjiris,
501
eTTiKaToêpo/jLai,
ews,
rj,
lamentation over anything.
Plut.
n, 611 A.
Greg. Nyss.
I,
eiriKonviôpMi ((caTrw'fo)), to be reduced to smoke, to be burned. Solom. 1324 A,
iiridfmXKeo) :=: SpvKKfO).
421
emKapwios,
ov,
=;
cVl
Kapir^,
on
the
virist.
C, atTuniav.
imBpinrro) (Opinrra), to break
I,
Philostrg. 931.
up
clods.
Plut.
965 A.
emKapnoKoyeopm (jtapnoKoyim), to glean. PseudoJos. Mace. 3, p. 500.

fniKaraywaiTKa
iniAvjiTfriov^bei imOvfieiv. Fae\ido-Just. 1188

C.
im8vp,la, as,
Ml, 1316
f/,
A -<rBai in\ Trraio'paTL.
KarayivaMrma.
Pseudo-Sasj7.
10, 3 "Aprov Theodtn. Dan. 9, 23 'Kvtjp imdvpiav, a desirable person, greatly beloved. Jos. Apion. 1, 33 'EwidviMiav toU
desire.
iiTiBvpMiv, desirable bread.
roiis
Sept.
Dan.
eviKoTahiva (bvva), to set after another celestial body. Gemin. 817 A, Tm ijXi'y.
eTTiKaTaSvopai
preceding.
Cleomed. 13, 26,

40, 36,
1.
â-iKcas Iva
iiruBvfuaca
deovs
I'Sj/
to tow âirCKea
imSvpjjirai tovs 6eovs tSeiv.
TM ^Xi^. imKaraSiw imKoraipa

1,
= =
KaToBea.
Koraipa.
Dion C.
Plut.
I,
6vp.ida>,
to offer incense.
Strdb.
emKaTdKXda-aopû
48,
rjp.'iv.
=z
635 E. KaTaKKaa-opai. Clem. R.

upon.
Jos.
16, 1, 20.
Diosc.
ov,
1, 81.
imBvp.oSei.Tn'os,
(êwiSviiea,
Sewryoi')
eager
the in-
TriKaTarrr]ddo) (KaTanrjSda), to leap
after suppers.
iirlBvfiov, ou, TO,
Plut. II, 726 A.

(6vp,ov)
B. J.
4,
3, 10, 9.
epithymon,
volucrum of the thyme. Diosc. Artem. 108. imBvaiaâ =:z iiriOvto. Dion. H.
ImBvais, cms,
^,
176 (179).
82,
7.
emKaramfiirprjiu (KarampTrprifu), to burn over person or thing. App. II, 203, 73.
I,
fmKaToiriTrra (KaTaTrinrco), to fall Lucian. II, 884. Sext. 702, 27.

JTrtKaTanXeto
(KaTrXeo)),
to
down
land
upon.
Bviria.
Philon Bybl. apud
come
to
after.
Eus. in, 76 C.
imBcopaKldiov, ov, to,
Plut.
I,
Diod. 16, 66. 68.
(6wpa) a sort of tabard.

Greg. Nyss.
Apollod.
iiriKaTapdopai
19.
I,
1016 E.
22,17.
23,7.
KaTapdopm. Sept. Malach. 2, 2.
imKayxdô
Ill,
:^
<o.yxa^<o (iri Tivi-
404
D imKaTapd(rai,
ov,
Epiph.
Num.
5,
940 D.
(KodrjXoa),
to
iiriKorapaTos,
write eniKaTapdo'mTO ? (imnaTapdoimC) accursed.

9, 25.
7,
iirmaBrjKoa
nail on.
Sept. Gen. 3, 14. 17.

16, et alibi.
Arch. 17,
imKadvmioco
to
drive in a nail.
Joann.
49.
Deut. 27, 15. Paul. Gal. 3,
KoBvirvoa upon.
to
Barn. 4 (CoSept.
10.
dex n), nvl.

imKaivi^to
emKarappriyvvpi
(jcmvlâ),
renew, restore.
Mace.
1, 10, 44.
imiuuvorroilia
n, 641 A.
imKotpos, ov,
^ =
7.
KaivoTOfua, to innovate.
Eus.
Apocr.
(jca.Tapprjyviipj,'), to break upon Dion. H. IV, 2029, 17. Plut. I, 418 A. 3. To throw over a person. Basil. Sel. 524 B.
or over.
npoa-Kmpos, temporary.
ewiKaTaoeia (xaTao'et'cB), to shake or throw down upon. Jos. B. J. 1, 1, 5. Basil. Ill, 232 A,
Act. Andr.
nvi
11,
Caesarius 1008.
ijTiKoKapAopat (xaXa/Ltaojuai), to glean after other

gleaners.
eitiKaTaa-Kdirra (^Karao-KdnTo), to dig
down upon.
Macar. 228
Lucian.
fj,
524.
Dion. H.
I,
100, 11.
imKakap,is, idos,
326, 18.
(xoXa/xos) reed-âft.
Agath.
I, 1
imKaTatrndôpLOi
lirnaiKiopm, to pray, to invoke.
Epiph.
73
D. imKaTaawevSa
3,
6.
= =
z^
H,
761, 13.
Karacrndôpai.
KaTaaTrevSa.
Jos. B. J.
1,
A, miTov onras KaTOvydiTT].

trnKoKXivta
KaWivco.
idos,
r},
Themist. 434,
(iTTiKoKvpfia)
2.
ejnKa<TKvdâ> (fcaTacTKeudfo)), to construct

cloth
iiTiKaKvppaTis,
the
spread on the holy table.
Stud. 1661 B.
Dion. C. 50, 23, to prepare after.

over.
iTriKaTotTKriwra
3.
Eus.
II,
on or 557 A,
Dion.
emKoKvwreov 637 C.
iwueaXmlfis,
^=
ear,
Scl imKaKiiTTTeiv.
Clem. A.
I,
KaTatTuryirTa
upon.
Alex. 1336 B.
f/,
(JiriKdKxmTa)
a covering.
ejriKOTacTKOjreo)
KaTaa-KOTrta.
Plut. II,
imicnpiiia
266 D.
Orig. IV, 205 B.
eiriKaraaTp<l)w
(^KaTa(rrp<p(o),
to
Proc. II, 37, 7. turn upside-
Kap,p,v<o.

Ael. V. H.
down. Diosc.
iTriKaraTapaxTtrai
5, 91.
TLvL
Toils 6(j)6d\p,ovs.
z^
KaroTapdircrai.
n, Geopon. 10, 56, 6. Dion. H. IV,
imnapvio (jcaiiva), to labor after.

14, 6.
imKapiTios, ov,
of battle.
Kapiriov,
Polyb.
(imKOianj), curved, convex line 1, 27, 4 to im6, 31, 2.
2028, 13. 2223, 2. iwiKaTaToKpda =:= KaTaToXpaa strengthened. Eus. H. E. 4, 15, 8 (Heinichen). imKaraTpcx" (KoTaTpcxa), to run down upon.
convex line of battle,

ij,
Dion. H.
m,
1798,
9.
Dion C.
to
38, 33, 3, et
enixap.'îs, eay,
z^
tiriKafiwri,
Dion
C. 50,
alibi.
31, 6.
fWiKaratftipopai
(^KaTa<l>epopiai),
rush down
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eiTiKaTaôpo'i
Job. Ant. 12, Eus. ni, 397 C. Poll.
502
Oenom. apud
proclivous,
emxripoai
20.
eTTiKoXiroco
(KT)p6a>),
to
upon.
9,
4.
wax
over.
Polyaen.
2,
1,
116.
emKaTd<j>opos, ov,
(îmKaTa<j)epoiuii)
9,
fmKTjpvKTOs, ov, (iwiKTipiKriTa) proclaimed against.
inclined
frnKarayJAaco
fmKaTa^rjxco
Dion. H. Ill, 1913, 9. KaTxa>. imKaTx<^ Lucian. I, 761. Dion. Chrys. I, 111, 44.
.Ems.
= = KaTa-^x"=
KaTayjrda.
to.
Athen.
46, et alibi.
Sirab. 17, 3, 11.
App. H.
I,
432, 18.
e7nia)pv(TO-a>,
L. proscribo,
to,
to proscribe.
Dion,
-^PP-
H ^'^' *!
Plut.
Ill, 1 704, 7.
fmKiddpurpa, aros,
(laBapiâi)
epicitha589 A.
act of a
risma,
cinaedus.
548.
the finale.
Terlull. 11,
n, 657 A.
cTruavaiSia-pa, otos, to,
(KivatSiôpai)
I,
emKaTTjyop-qiia, aros, to,

II,
^=
KaTrjyoprjiM.
Clem. A.
1127 D.
fj,
eiTiKLvSvvd)8t}s, es,
596 C. imKivhwos.
Psell. Synops.
emKaTtiydprjins, fas,
z=z following.
Dubious.
appellation,
Dion. H.
I,
166, 11.
as,
fj,
emKivioa (xtwo)), to
(KaTrjyop'ui)
move forward.
pic(. Ench.
imKa-njyopia,
33, 10 -a-6ai, to gesticulate.
name.
Sext. 535, 26.
dmKLpvda
eTriKepdvwpj,.
Iambi. V. P. 46. Diosc. lobol. p. 56,
emKaTOvop.d( (KaTovopdâ), to offer, consecrate.
cTTtfcXayyafo)
^=
iiriKXdâi.
Caesarius 856. 1072,
Clem. A.
I,
392
Ols iniKaTavopatrrai, in
Strab.
Basil. Sel.
e7rticX?;if(B
whose name they have been offered.

cTrixavins, ca>s,
r),
557 B.
icXijifo), to
f],
name.
15,
App.
I,
560,
3.
(imKala>) a burning.
emKKrjais,
etoff,
invocation,
2,
prayer.
Sept,
13, 4, 11.
mation.
2.
15, 1, 24.
Cass. 163, 30, inflam-
Mace.
2,
18,
15.
26.
Aristeas 28.
burn on the skin.
Diosc.
2,
Iren. 1248 C.
Psell.
1133 A, in theurgy.
165 (166). imKavxdopai (Kavxdopai), to glory Nyss. I, 524 D. Achmet. 111.

imKcipai,, to preside over.
(miOiriTos, ov, noted, distinguished.

in.
Greg.
1,
16,
T^s fTvvayayyrjs.
2.
Sept.
Num.
reprehensible.
called.
Hrfyri
Polyb.
8, 13, 2.
3.
Blameworthy,
Named,
Hermes Tr. Poem.

adv.
mystically.
Sept. Josu. 20, 9.
6,15, im Tov TTvpos. emKeKoKvpcvats (fVtfcaXuTTTci)),

Just.
Tryph. 68. 130. Orib. II, 1061 D. Eus. VI, 680 D. imKCKpvppfvas (irnKpiitra)), adv. :^ preceding. Clem. A. I, 741 B. 949 C. II, 45 C. 81 A. Orig. I, 1229 A. emKi\(v<TTr]s, ov, 6, KcXcvarris. Diod, 20, 50
as V.
1.
rj,
KkqSeiaa Tbypi Pallad. Laus. 1180 D, surnamed, SiayoKos. 2. Substantively, fi emickrjTos, convocation,
imKKrjTOS Siayovos,
Orig. HI, 1432
Sept.
Kum.
28, 18.
imicXivas (eTTixXo/^s), adv. pronely.

37, 32.
Philon
I,
150, 37.
fj,
II,
570, 36.
Strab,
tmiceXeuoTtKos,
5, 16, 4.
ov,
^ =
iniieKuns, eas,
1, 3, 7.
(eniKKivto) inclination.
II,
I,
Plut.
48.
kcXcvo-tikSs.
Clem. A.
1045 B. 492 A.
9, 3.
ApoUod. Arch.
PoU,
Polyaen.
imiiKva-fios, ov, 6,
(emicXvfo)) deluge.
1,
ijnitevTpiâ) (jcevrpiâ), to spur.
Philipp. 50.
as-
114. 116.
Heliod.
Philostrg. 601 B.
firiKKvoTos, ov, (imicKvâi) flooded, inundated.
2. To graft, == iyKevTpta. Macar. 512 B. TsenA-Athan. IV, 149 T>. Geopon, 5, 17, 11.
imKevrpos,
trology.
ov,
Diod.
5.
1,
10, p. 14,
7.
Strab. 1,
3.
2, 25.
11,
1,
Jos. Ant. 13, 10,
(Kevrpov)
Sext.
I,
in the centre.
darepcs,
Ptol.
Tetrab. 79.
firiKepaoTiKos,
735, 4, 245, 18.
in
emKkaxrpa, aros, to, (en-ocXcaflo)) yam on the spindle. Diogenian. apud Eus. Hi, 449 D.
imKoiKis, see iniKvXls.
eTTiKOLvos, ov,
Ploiin.
rj,
ov, (îiriKepdvwpi) that
tempers.
pTomiscuous.
In grammar, epioXuttij^.
Galen. VI, 343 E.

iviKipbaiva (^KfpSaiva), to gain by. B.
iiriKepdSis (imKepBrjs),
coe
nus
epicene, applicable to both sexes

fi
Plut.
I,
370
as 6 aerdj, d Kopa^,
dr)Sa>v,
7.
rj
Dion.
I,
Thr. 634, 19.
GeU. 13,
Clem. A.
261
adv. profitably, gainfully.
A.
iitiKoivtos,
I,
Socr. 433 A.
t'TTLKepvrjs,
adv.
ire
tAe epicene gender.
Clem. A,
see niyKepvrjs.
fmKepropripa, aros, to, (imKfpTop.ea>) sneer, sarcasm. Tseudo-Demetr. 51, 12.

imKepT6pr)(Tis,
ats,
rj,
261 A. emuoiTea (KoiTea),

6, eiri tS>v
to
watch
at
at.
Polyb. 22,
10,
epyav.
(jioiTrj)
^=
preceding.
Herodn.
en-iKoiVioy,
ov,
bed time.
Hierocl. C.
to
Gr. Sebem. 591, 13.

(irtKetpoKa
A. 115, head downward.

bed.
=: im
Aet.
8, aa-ijui,
a hymn sung
before going
KftpaXriv, adv.
Apocr. Act. Philipp. 26 'E7re0aXa pe (Kpcpaa-av.

1, p. 10, 39.
ftriKoiTavirris, ov, 6,
KoiTcovkris.
Socr. 188
B.
652 A,
A.
2,
curoCpôt, cubicviarii.
OTKe0aXaioo/iai ((cfôXaido)), to 2, 40. 4. Dion C. 62, 28, 8.

imicriSfva,
sum
up.
Polyb.
tmKokirios, ov, (kSKwos)

3Sr.
on or in
the bosom.
Ael.
50.
lojbeim, to contract affinity.
Proc.
HI, 251, 25, ydnovs dXX^Xots.
fnUoKiros, ov, irrtKoXwda
eTriKoKiriog.
Simoc. 101,
15.
12.
KoXrrdco.
Agath. 188,
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eTTiKoXv/iâta
iiriKoKviiâai
503
liriKpvwriov
eTTiXaXem
=
4.
ewivfixofuu.
Macar. 508 A.
hill.
=
fas,
iiriKpiiTrreiv.
Clem. A.
secretly,
I,
iiTiKoKaivos, ov,
(Koktovos)
on a
Diod. 19,
2, 17.
753 A.
19.
eiTiKofiiâ,
to
Iring
to.
Strdb. 11,
Jos.
ewiKpynrofUvas (emKpvTrrai), adv. teriously. Did. A. 957 A.

iwUpvyJAK,
f),
mys-
B. J.
2, 8,
{eTTiKpiwrai)
concealment.
I,
iiTua>iii)^tt>
(KOfifwa)), to
paint the face.
Themist.
Strah.
2, 3, 8.
10, 2, 12.
205, 31.
;roco/x\|fi5(
266 D.
Aret. 125 D.
Tropically,
Pint.
539 A.
II,
recon-
Jos. Ant. 20, 11, 2. Geopon. 2, 23, 5. Lucian. 11, 261. imKopv(r(TOjxai. ^= KOfyviT(roiiai. (TriKopvcjiaxTK, eas, fj, Kopvâcris, a summing Nicom. 110. up. (7ruco(r/iea>) ornameni. tinKdaiuiiia, aros, to, Taiian. 852 C.
tViKOTrpifa
=:
Ko/iêva.
dite
KOTrpi'fo).
or hidden meaning. Clem. A. I, 777 A. 937 C. n, 68 B. Orig. I, 361 B. 897 A. 1017 A. 1024 A. 1088 B.
'EmKT^T-etos, ov, ('ETrtKTTjToj) Epictetean. Anton.

_
1,
7-
ejracTiXo) (kti'ôo), to
build in addition: to rebuild:

3.
to build.
Polyb. 10, 24,

14, 1, 12.
Strab. 10,
Plut.
1, 10.
I,
eTnK6<rfa](TiSi
eoas,
ij,
an omamenfo'n^.
Const.
10, 4, 15.
Apost.
rean.
1, 8.
B.
2.
17, 3, 12.
To
create in addition.
328 Arius apud

of.
'EmKovpcws,
ov, ('ETTiKotipoj)
Epicureus, Epicuare
Epiph.
C. 71,
II,
213 B.
to
Sext. 364, 27.
<f)CKo(To(jiia.
Substantively,
188,
9.
Cfem. ^.
732 D, Epicurean.
I,
imKySaivofiai (leuSatW),
2, 4.
be
proud
Dion
Dion.
H. V,
Siraft. 14, 2, 20.

2,
Act. 17, 18.
i:^to.
I,
19, 20.
Km*.
II,
iuc. 674
ejriKuxXor, ov, 6, (kukXos)
epicyclus,
epicycle.
Plut. n, 1028 B.
Iambi. V. P. 70.
A. A.
Lucian.
eiriKovpriTeov
755.
Sext. 21, 20.
iiriKyXUeios, ov, (kuXjI) over one's cups, festive.

I,
8eT iiriKovpfiv.
Clem. A.
1048
Plut.
n, 1146 D.
Diog.
4,
42.
Athen.
Poll.
fTriKovplâ, iV<u,
cwus.
Porph.
Ongr.
("EmKoupos) I, 1145 B.
TO,
<o rfe JOifA i'jsi-
iTTiKvXis, I'Sor, ^,
2,
(xvXa) iAe upper eyelid.

(imKvKico)
2, 9.
66.
Protosp. Corp. 155, 13.

ov,
6,
fTrotouTfouXoi/,
:=
Kov<rovKi,ov,
Kafuurov.
etTiKvXio'ii.os,
a
5, 6.
rolling
down
Adm.
232, 11.
upon.
Symm. Prov.
ejTiKi)v(j)i(Tfi6i,
ov, S, (emKov(t>l^<o) relief.
Clem.
11,
imKv\la>
Polyb.
^=
imKvXtvSeo).
Sept. Josu. 10, 27.

19, 19.
Phir-
A. n, 509 B.
fmKpdâi
(fcpafo)), to sOiout to.
3, 53, 4.
Diod. 17, 68.

to
Lucian.
895.
Ion II, 109, 31.

einKviuuvo)
(^Kvixalva^,
iiriKpdvws, ov, (icpaviov)
on
the head.
Cyrill.
A.
X, 1017 B.
frnxpaais, cas,
Classical.
rj,
Plut.
I,
684 E.
8.
27.
move
like
a wave.
Jos.
To
agitate the sea.
(imKcpdvwiJii)
2,
Diosc.
53.
a tempering. Herod, apud Orib.

Iambi.
Ant.
4, 3, 2.
(/n/fuiTifo)),
irnKv/jianâ)
io
float.
Philon
I,
1,418,
7.-2.
Union, combination.
455, 39.
677.
553,
II,
300,
17.
Philostr.
Math. 208.
firiKpaTmoa
^
D.
=::.
Kparmdat.
Sept. Eccl. 4, 12.
iiriKv/idTaa-is,
cats,
f),
(Ku/iardo))
fluctuation.
irnKparcm, as,
rj,
authority, usage, in language.
Anton.
9,
28.
(^Kvocpopico)
Apollon.
44.
iiTiKpanjTeov
Synt.
326,
14.
Aristid.
Q.
iiriKvocfiopia
= imKvea.
Sophrns.
3592 D.
iiriKpaTiiv-
Clem. A.
I,
505
liriKvpTos, ov,
(_Kvpr6s)
stooping.
Plut. II, 53
A.
imKparifTcop, opot, 6,
(ciriKpaTcai)
lord, master,
C.
eTriKvpaxris, ews,
17,
QmKvpoa)
Apoi.
confirmaiion, con1,
in astrology.
summation.
Epict.
Just.
45.
ijos. nr,
fmKpavydâ (Kpavydâi) =: imKpd^to. Epiph. I, 1197 D. 1, 21, 3, et alibi.

iirUpifM, aTQs, rh, (jcpifui) decision.
28.
812 A.
imKvcfyos, ov, (^Kv(ji6s)
3, 4, 5.
imKvpros.
Sept.
Mace.
Inscr. 4957,
Andr. C. 1304 C.
iiTLKvyJAis, ecus,
f/,
hriKpuns, cas
(kmKpiva>)
judgment on anyDiosc.
OriJ. Ill, 572,
iiaag: discrimination.
1,
Strab.l, l-,l%
cmKoifws,
ov,
= =
fj,
t6 imiaiTrreiv.
Antyll.
apud
7.
imKa>fU0S.
Plut.
II,
128 D.
13.
Plul. II, 43 C.
Apollon. D. Pron.
351 C.
firiKpirfis
Adv. 551,
Kpirrjs
t},
32.
modified
Diog.
9,
Polyb. 14,
47.
Jos. B. J.
3, 7.
ernKpiTueds,
6v, that
1.
can determine.
Apollon.
784 B. *imK<o7ros, ov, furnished with oars, as a vessel. SubDion. H. I, 535, 10. Diod. 14, 30. Men. Ephes. stantively, 6 eViKOHToy, rojoer. 148 B.
D. Conj. 489,
iiriKpiTos, ov,
apud
3, 5, 5.
I,
/os.
Ant.
chosen, picked.
eiriKatfiapyeo)
9, 14, 2.
Xaipapyeo)
em .
Clem. A,
Sext. 37, 33.

frnKpovvlû)
396 B.
speai against.
Kpovviâ upon.
Theophyl. B.
eTTtXaXfo) (XaXem), o
Symm.
Ps.
IV, 320 C, nvi.
122, 4.
Digitized
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eirikaXta
iwCKoKia, as,
r/,
504
Eus. IV,
139.
e7nXv)(yioi
(\dkid) incantation.
Carth.
Can. 6 r6 iirOof^tûm,
Plut.
I,
repre-
225 C.
eirCKainrpos, ov,
\afmp6s. Artem. 298. im\afmpvv(o (Xa/iTrpiva)), to render splendid. 2. Dion. H. 11, 1133, 7. Plut. I, 450 E. To render clear or distinct, as an alphabetic sound. Dion. H. V, 77, 7. eniXaiJiîs, ctos, ^, (emXa/XTro)) a shining forth.
eTTjXiTT^r, er, =:; eXXtTi^ff.
Philon
I,
24, 26.
168, 4.
9.
H,
7,
29, et aUbi.
7rtX(;^/iaoâi
= VI, 940 A, = Xmaiva. Haer. imXtwapea = ^

imXiiivaCa
Xtfu/afo).
hensibleness.
720 A.
Eus.
IV, 260 D.
136,
intransitive.
I,
ETTiXiTraiVo)
Plut.
697 C. Hippol.
5.
6.
XtTrapeo).
Themist. 457,
PZui.
I,
eTriXei;^*!.
455 E. Philon I, 527,

Philon
I,
18.
7am6Z. Myst. 238,
imXavddvopxu,
3, 10. 2,
to forget.
Eus. H, 1329 A. Athan. I, 16 D
e7rjXi;^vEia) ::= Xixve'^'B) to covet.

'Ejrt-
137,
14.
305, 45.
\adop,evr] iavTfjV
etvat
=:
ov(Ta.
3,
\_Sept. Sir.
eirtXXo)7rT<
iXXayrrai.
ij,
Plut.
U, 51 D.
selection,
44, 10
i7re\rj<T0riv.
:
14.
32, 9.
Sap.
*e7rtXoy^,
ijs,
(fmXfyo))
election,
4 imXtia-drfo-ofim all passive in sense.] imXeavms, eas, rj, (iniKeaiva) a smoothing over.
Philon
I,
254, 10.
imXeyoftai, to elect a bishop.
Socr. 928 A.
Lysim. apud /os. Apion. Iren. 1252 A. Carth. 65, 1, 34, p. 466. Pallad. Laus. 1066 A. Sow. 664 p. 309. Jsiman. Cod. 1,4, 17. Zj^tZ. 203, 6. B.
choice, appointment.
emXfidcB (Xeioo)), to
make smooth, by shaving.

Luc.
16, 21.
10, 16, 13.
10, 27, 3, electio, arbitrium.

6v, (iiriXoyos')
Dion C.
m\eixa>
48, 34, 3.
imXoyiieAs,
logue.
i),
belonging
23.
to the ejnr
(Xei'x<)> io lick over.
Hermog. Rhet. 364,

f<Bs,
Athen.
3,
emXeKTapxr/s,
mander
1042 A.
&px(o) convof a picked body of troops. Plut. I,

ov,
6,
(iniKfKTOS,
59.
7riX6yujis,
5,
emXoyi<Tii6s.
Plut. II,
imXeXoyia-ficvas (îrrCKoyiôpm), adv. considerately.
Clem. A.
fj,
I,
428 B.
App.
II,
1091 B. Plut. imXoyujTcov Sel iviXoyiîa-Bai. Orig. I, 553 B. B. Sext. 358, 5.
=
:
II, 40-
iniKeîs, eas,
(ewiX^ya) selection.
Xenroy.
eTTiXoytoTtKdr,
rj,
6v,
(imXoyiôiiai) calculating,
Epict.
2, 10,.
398, 91.
eViXeTTToj, OK,
=
rj,
considering
sensible, prudent.
Simoc. 218, 2 'E|

2, 21, 3.
3.
Ptol.
eViXcTTTou, minutely.
Geopon.
564 A.
Plut.
Clem. A. I, Tetrab. 155. 160. 2. In grammar, Eus. n, 873 A.
imXevKia,
II,
as,
=^
XcuKi/, luAife leprosy.
concluding, applied to the particle ovkoOv.
670 F.
21,
1.
imXruiTTTcvoiiai
1,
=
^=
eirCXrfirTfiojiLW..
;
Sept.
Reg.
15.
Jer. 30, 3
in
both places as
Sept. Reg. 1, 21,
V.
ApoUon. D. Conj. 525, 28. eniKoyimiKas, adv. considerately, etc. Galen. 591 C. ETTiXoyos, ou, 6, incantation. Hippol. Haer. 464,.
Vm,
94.
eTTiXrjfiTTTos, ov,
iiriXTjTTTOs.
15 as V.
1.
iTTiXovrpov, ov, to, (XotiTpdv) the price
of a
bath.
emXrjvaios, ov,
=i
following.
Max.
Tyr. 121,
3.
Lucian.
89.
II,
Schol. Arist.
Ach. 202.
belonging
to the
hriXoxos, ov,
wine-press.
f),
emX-qvws,
ov, (Xiji/ds)
Poll. 4,
53.
55.
Athen.
5,
Orig. II, 1061 A,
\jf<{Kp.6s.
Philon
28, p.
199 A.
I,
eTTiXviudvopM
eirlXvTTOs,
= =
320.
Xexi>, lying-in.
Leo. Novell.
Xvpiaivopjii.
Plut. II, 881 D.
323,
ov,
I,
(Xvwif)
8.
in grief,
sad:
morose.
39
TO. iTTiXrivia,
vintage-feast.
cniXriirTds elfu, to be epileptic.
PhUon
604,
II, 29, 28.
Plut. II, 13
C.
A
I,
fmXrjirTcvoiJUU
:^
Artem. 33.
130, 27.
Aret. 25 C.
Nemes. 724
Sept.
Reg.
imXriTrriCto
1, 21, 15.
Petr. Alex. 473 D.

Plut. II, 290 B.
imXiirios, adv. sadly.
Diod. 17, 18.
Philon
preceding.
136, 22.
unravelling, solution, interpre2, 1,
emXrjitTiKm (iiriXryimKos), adv. in an epileptic
iiriXva-is, car, ^,
manner.
lon
I,
Agathin. apud Orib.
II,
396, 11.
tation.
Petr.
20.
Clementin. 104 A.
kniXijiTTOs, ov,
^=
cTtiiôyos, reprehensible.
II, 4,
I,
Phi-
37, 39.
8.
7,
11.
faulty.
Orig.
861 D.
lamhl.
Heph. 4, 7, Adhort.
Isid.
336.
ijTiXria-iwvea,
ijffo),
209 C.
emXria-iiOvrj, ^s, ^,
= =
Sea;f. Ill, 24, refutation. 612 B. Anast. Sin. 37 Clem. A. I, 400 B. 2. TAe breaking or finishing of a fast, =: ms. II, 492 A. B. KOTaXvo-ir.
/ren.
hriXijajxav
ei/ii.
e7rtXti(rcrd<o
or imXvrrdo) Caesarius 980, rtw.
Xutrerao) oi or Jot.
following.
Sept. Sir. 11,
eTTiXuT-coj'
::= Sei imXveiv.
Clem. A. U, 209
27.
Jacob.
1,
25.
fj,
A.
{eirCXrjaiiwv')
(TrCXrfa-p,o(rvvr), r)s,
forgetfulness.
ETTiXuTor, ov, (en-iXuo)) Srofce
hose from, Epiph.
Classical.
Dion C.
56, 41, 8.
n, 40 D, fK âp^dpwv.
fmXrjylniios, ov, (imXrj'îs) reprehensible.
Max.
iiriXvrpos, ov, (XvTpov) set at liberty for ransom.
Tyr.98,22. /s(. Tryph. 35, 552 C. Lucian. in, 23. Hermog. Rhet. 182, 15. Poll. 3,
Strab. 11, 2, 12.

eiriXvxvios,
ov,
(Xvxvos)
pertaining
to
lamp-
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by Microsoft
eiriKvw
lighting.
505
Basil.
7niiop(f)aÔfiat
'EwiXuxwos
Ill,
evxapiaria, a thanks-
eTTLpfpiTTos, ov, (imp^p.(j)opMi) blamable.

I,
Philon
giving for the evening.
IV, 205 A.
Greg.Nyss.
ilraXpir, the
981 C. 985 ^."-EirCKixvi-os

at the lighting
psalm chanted
that
is,
up
Apollon. D. Pron. 370 A. 401 C. Conj. 505, 16. 537, 6. Adv. 543, 12. Synt. 259, 14. Ptol. Tetrab. 157. App. II, 382,
260, 4.
23.
fj,
of the
8,
lights,
at sunset.
Const. Apost.
35.
[In the time of Basilius of Caesarea,
fmiicp,\jris, eas,
blame.
Dion. H.
I,
437,
2.
namely *e iKapbv iyias 8o'|i)s, was ascribed by some to Athenagoras, who suffered martyrdom in the reign
the cTriKixvios eixaptcTia,
imphas,
Diog.
to
7,
continue to exist.
156.
Plut. II, 560 B.
imp.epT)s, is, (pipos) greater
In the earlier editions of the Horologium, however, it is preceded by the words Ilolrjiia Saxjypoviov imTpidpxov 'UpoaoXu/xmi/, from which it may be inferred that Sophronius of Jerusalem gave it the form in which it now appears in the ritual of the Eastern Church.]
of Diocletian.
oriXvo),
to
by a fraction, the numerator of the fraction being more than as 5 1 3. Nicom. 99. Philon II, 183, 29. Iambi. Math. 197.
; :
em/iepifm,
tVo),
(pepi(m)
Strab. 13,
to
part, to distribute.
I,
Gemin. 856 C.
reckon up part by Dion. H.

10,
to
353, 12.
Patriarch. 1049 B.
nals
solve,
interpret, explain.
Marc,
i,
In grammar it is used with reference to distributive pronomi-
2.
1,
enumerate.
34.
A.
2.
Sext. 115, 27, to refute.
Orig.
To break or end
II,
the fast,
I,
897
Kara-
and
to
the partitive genitive.
Dion.
\ia.
Eus.
492
A -o-âi ras vrjoreias.

a garment put Porph.
the cuirass,
Thr. 636, 13 'Eiriptpiôpevov ovopa (eVepoy, ixarepos, CKaoTos). Apollon. D. Synt. 92, 21.
36, 10.
35, 24. 1 naora yeviKri navros ovdparos
fViXm/Sao/xai (X<aj3oo/M), part. eTrtXcXmjSijfiei'os,
leprous.
Achmet. 54.
(ortXeopucds)
ijnpeptôpivrj iravras (rvvixfi to apBpov (ri

av6payiTB>v ol
iiriKapiKov, ov, t6,
pkv
oi fie
.).
over the cuirass. Car. 505, 11.

iiriKapuios,
rj,
Leo. Tact.
6, 4. 26.
iinpepurp,6s, ov, 6, division, distribution. Apollon.
D. Synt. put over

empeiTos,
24.
91, 1.
Orig. IV, 225 C.
6v, (Xaplieiou)
ov,
{jpia-os)
middle.
Antiatt.
108,
Leo. Tact. 5, 4.
iniKmpiKOKpopos, ov, {(pepai)
Kov.
wearing an im\a>piwoolly caterpillar.
emprjBeia,
as,
^,
{hnpTiSiopai)
after-thought
Phoc. Novell. 300.

ov,
6,
formed
iiriprjBiopai
after
the
analogy
of
npopriSeia.
cTTiâXXor,
(/uiXXdf)
Cornut. 98.
Euchol. p. 498.
^=
itripTjdfjs elpi
opposed to
Paus.
Trpo-
impamjs,
is,
(ewipaivoimi)
Plut.
I,
Athen.
2, 21.
mad. Polyh. apud 978 E. Paus. 1, 6, 8.

movable
tight-
prjSiopju.
Cornut. 98.
4, 10, 4.
iTnpr)Kvva> (prjKvva), to protract.
Achill. Tat. 8, 1.
Philostr. 714.
imjuaiiKa,
sleeves.
einiiaviKia,
av,
ra,
(manic a)
empAviKa.
iwipiyfj,
Tjs, fj,
^=
emp^îa.
Sext. 29, 10.

Sept.
Petr. Ant. 800 C.

ra,
inipiKTos, ov, mixed, promiscuous.
Num.
Fseudo-Chrys.
II,
4 d
empj.ieros,
sc.
Sxôs, the mixed multi-
Xa,
tion.
776 D.
tude.
imjmvTeioiiai (p.avTevopai), to prophesy in addi-
App.
II,
711, 42.
r),
imitapriptjtns, cats,
Philostr.
20%
Plut. II,
impvripoveva (pvrjpovevai), to remerriber or menEpiph. II, Athen. 9, 36. tion in addition.
imiiaprvpla. 237, 20.
248 A.
impvrjo-ts, eas,
t),
1121 E.
Sext. 40, 17.
(iiripvijiTKia)
mention.
Aristeas
impaaaojiai. (fiao'aop.ai), to
munch
in addition.
5. 18.
Alciphr. 3, 51.
CTn/tetSiWty, ca>s,
tj,
iiripoixevta
=
rj,
pôix^vto besides.
Epiph.
I,
1064
(Jmp,ei8iaa) a smiling
at.
C.
impovri, ^s,
elaborateness.
Plut.
n, 1009 E.
t),
FseuAo-Demetr.
Geopon.
2, 5, 7.
imiieXeia, as,
diligence, as
-
888 B,
Diod.
ejTJjitfXijr,
7]
vp.Tcpa.
2.
a title. Eus. IT, Cura, office, duty.

Jos. Ant.
114, 12.
impovipos,
ov,
following.
n,
is,
608, 58.
Sext. 114, 19.

object
being
an
of care.
elp,i.
1 3, 2,
3 (run)
em/ieXijreiJo)
tmp^Xis
fluai
li/a p,r]ik els fxrj.
em/xeXjjT^j
Inscr. 1713.
2371.
*fm^fXi)T^f,
ov,
6,
superintendent,
overseer.
Polyb. 6, (empiva) permanent. 15, 6. 38, 3, 10 Toils ipavovs impovovs iroteiv, to delay their payment. *emp6pios, ov, (jdpiov) greater by a fraction ; 2. Aristot. Probl. 19,41, 1. Metaphys. as 3 Nicom. 95. Phtton D, 183, 30. 4, 15, 3.
iiripovos, ov,
:
Inscr. 124, ewl tov \ipAva.

irov.
340. 4684, toS t6-
impoplas, adv. of the preceding.

impoptfidCopai
{popcj}dCa)'),
I,
Mcom.
136.
Nicol.
D.
90, tutor.
to.
to counterfeit,
simvr
imiKXtpSea (pfKaSea), to sing

760,
9.
Aristid. I,
late.
Philon
II, 65, 4.
96, 36. 288, 1. 340, 14. 549,
10.
Ckm. A.
fmiufiop(l)a(rfji,evas
{imp.opââ>), adv. feignedly,
counterfeitly.
Method. 92 C.
04
480 B. Method. 40 B. 804 B.
Orig. I, I, 136 A. Eus. II, 781 A. IV,.
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eTrofji,op<f>lô/j,ac
506
Did. A. 1141
eiri'iraiaviâ)
eirofiop<j)iioiim
=
5,
preceding.
otemvopls,
lation.']
it
must mean supplementary
regu-
D.
emiM)p(j)6a> (iiop4>oa>), to
7.
form.
âjJ.ia
Philon
(Jupiter)
of.
II,
520,
Clementin.
13
iirefiop-
î)6rj îro\jf,
assumed
fj,
the
form
imvopiCa (vopl(o), to regard in Porphyr. apud Eus. HI, 297 C. emvopvov, ov, to, (cmvopia) pay for
Inscr. 1537.
addition.
pasture.
emfiop^cna-is, ecos,
{iinpop(p6u>) simulation, de-
ception.
Leont.
ov,
7
I,
1276 B.
Sept.
imvopls,
t'Soy,
I,
fj,
(vopos) supplement
impoxdos,
(poxdos) laborious, toilsome.
Philon
121, 30.
495, 41.
509, 4
to
a law.
Sevre-
impoxdov ^= empoxdas. Jmpox^'^^' ^^^- laboriously. App. I, 7, 98. impvdiov, ov, TO, (piBos) the moral of a fable.
Sap. 15,
povoptov.
emvopU,
iho9,
rj,
(imvopri) the
Boman
.
sti'ena,
new
year's gift.
Athen.
to.
3, 52.
Lucian.
empvKios,
Judic.
song.
Ill, 82.
ov, (jiiXos)
9,
Aphthon. Prog. 60. belonging to a mill. Sept. 53, liKda-pa, a piece of a millstone.
Poll. 4, 53, aSfi, miller's
imvoOTeo}
:=
voarim
Cyrill. yl. I,
169 B.
2,
emvoTiôD (yoTi^m), to moisten. Caesarius 865. p. 232.

eirwvKTepeiaj
Diosc.
105,
Philon n, 333, 22.

Athen. 14, 10.
(^wKTcpeva), .to pass the night
at
2.
Substantively, to
Sept. Deut.
or
in.
Plut.
lSos,
U, 690 C.
fj,
impvKiov, the upper millstone.

24, 6.
*fmwKTh,
tmfiva-K, emf, r/, Erotian. 194.
(empva) a Clem. A.
closing
I,
of 493 C.
the eyes.
epinyctis, apud Orib. IH, 610, 3. 2. NightAntyll. apud Orib. U, 441, 2. (Compare itjniSynes. 1316 C. journal.
(imvvKTios)
night-blains.
Diocl.
impapos,
351.
ov,
(,pS>pos)
blameworthy.
Orig. HI,
seOrsick.
Sibyll. 1,
pfpis.)
einvv(r(ra>
Artem. 422.
ov,
849 C.
Polyb. 31,
203,
ewivavmos,
22, 1.
(vavtria)
imveavifvopai
27.
^= vv(T(n>. Sept. Macc. 1, 6, 57 (Codex A). Lucian. II, 338. Soran. 252, 18. Antyll. apud Orib. IV, 427, 1.
6,
veavievopai.
Philon
I,
eTTiw(TTayp6s, ov,
to emwirraâv.
to
Ong.
upon.
n, 371, 41.
em?,
rj,
Plut.
n, 1079 D.
Jul.
Poll. 3,
Vn,
Sept.
177 A.
(vvaraô)),
6,
121.
imveprjo-is,
428 D. Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 50 B. Basil. IV, 401 A. Const. (536), 1148 C. Lyd. 39, 20. 40, 13.
IvdtKTiav.
eTnvvtTTaô)
nod over or
I,
Prov.
4.
Plui.
Lucian.
imâlva
B.
IT,
795.
Basil,
m,
1000 D. E. 421 D, rm.

Basil. HI, 268
âiva in addition.
(êvay'ui)
Just. Imper. 4.
2.
Max. Conf. Euagr. 2356 B, tov kvkKovComput. 1249 D. Suid. ''Emivfpjjtns, 6 tov
Xpovov pepicrpos'eTTiveayrepi^d)
im^fvayia, as,
r),
two avarpeppara
=
J,
2048
^jAl\oi.
Ael. Tact. 16, 3.
eiriêvayos, ov, 6,
commander of an
^sw/j &v, êvos.
iirtêvayia.
=z
vfjKJxo
veaiTepiÔ}.
Eus.
Plut.
n, 1513
n, 87 E.
Id. 16, 4.
eiriÊvos, ov,
A.
eTnvrjCJxo
e;rt
Clem.
^=
II,
ijvl
tlvi.
977 A.
emêvaxris, ems,
fj,
Lucian.
448.
=
ov,
to ejnvov(r6m. Diod.
II,
iwivUtos, ov, the
Roman
triumphalis.
Dion C.
582, 56.
37, 21, 4, a-ToXrj, vesies triumphales.
stantively, ra imvliaa
Id. 37, 21, 1.
2.
Sub-
dpiapôs, triumphus.
int^ca (lew), to polish a literary performance. Just. Cohort. 37.

iirt^ripavTiKos,
rj,
(hn^paivco)
eirtopKi'a.
desiccatxoe.
emvLKias, adv. triumphantly.

iinvorjTrjs, ov,
6,
Caesarius 889.
Diosc. 4, 138 (140).

iiriopKoa-uvT],
r/s, f),
^=
6 iTnvoav.
Anton.
1,
16.
=;
Eus.
II,
1484 C.
rj,
imovpev, aor. 3 pers. sing.

I,
Straton 89.
eTrapova-ev, cTrSpav-
imvoriTiKos,
inventive.
6v, (einvonyrqs)
Clem. A.
shrewd, ingenious, 717 A. Athen. 7, 86.

Orig.
To.
Joann. Mosch. 2912

ov,
D 'Emoupei' kot
to
T^s Kovioprr6s.
imova-ios,
(oitria)
Longin.
4, 1.
necessary
existence.
ijTivmjnK&s, adv. shrewdly, etc.
U, 100
D.
eiTivorjTos,
f],
ov, (ijTivoeai)
existing in the mind.
Sext. 296, 3.
imvodcva 1108 C.
iinvopf],
I,
Luc. 11, 3. Orig. I, 509 C. Chrys. VH, 251 D. E 513 A. 517 A. (Compare Plut. U, Isid. 712 C. e<j)r)pfpos. 279 D. 703 E, to which is opposed Matt. 6,
Matt.
6,
11.
=
1,
voOeva in addition.
Phot. HI,
cmirayos, ov,
6,
(ndyos) incrustation.
Diosc.
Tjs, fj,
(imvfpopai) spread of fire. Plut.

Ael.
133. 180.
4, 83. 5,
685 F.
poison.
2.
1,
N. A.
12, 32, diffusion
of
Direction, order,
commandment.
Clem. R.
^vdpes
44
'ETrivoprfV fSi>Kaa-iv ottcos, eav
641 E. Ruf Mnesnith. apud Orib. n, 103 B.

F.
eiriiraiaviâ
I,
136 (137). Plut. U, 627 apud. Onb. II, 222, 10.

Ill,
132, 13.
Gakn.
Plut.
KoiprfOSio-iv,
rriv
biadeêovTai eTepoi tcboKLpaiTpevoL
ircuaviîo.
Diod.
5,
29.
XeiTovpyiav.
[If it is another form
310 F.
Digitized
by Microsoft
einirai^Q)
iirmalâ
507
emiiKatris, fas,
tj,
eimroOrifia
(eTnTrKdaa-a) the application
iraiâ.
PMostr. 835.
6 toC iramrov Trarrip, irpo-
hriiraimos, ov, 6,
iraiTTros,
z=
of a plaster.
eirnr\aa-fia,
Aret. ^9 B.
t6,
L. proavus, great-grandfather.
Chrys.
Poll.
aros,
plaster,
11.
in
pharmacy.
3,
18.
Vn,
14
A.
X, 174 B.
Basil. Porph.
Lycus apud
alibi.
Orib.
U, 344,
Aret. 75 C, et
Theod.
IV,
365 B.
Hes.
Novell.- 304.
eirmKaariov
Sci e7rnrXd(r(ri/.
Geopon.
16,
imnapaytyvoiiai (jrapayiyvofiai), to succeed

in
one
18, 3.
fTTtTrXaoTos, ov, overspread, as a plaster.
a command.
litmapahexojuu
Polyh.
1, 31, 4.
wapaSexopai in
170, 13.
addition.
334.
2.
Artem.
I,
False, simulated.
13, 4.
Lucian.
I,
56.
ApoUon.D. Synt.
of soldiers.
Symm. Job
6.
CTem. A.
53 A.
557
^mirapepôKKo) (ffap/ij3aXXo)), to throw in a
Pobjb. 12, 19,
2.
body
B.
657 C.
16.
Intransi11, 23, 5.
lirmKddTots, adv. falsely, hypocritically.

2,
tire, to fall into line.
ETTwapepx"/""
1,
Id. 3, 115, 10.
Orig. II, 1273 B.
Bus.
11,
Anton. 1144
irapip-ffopai.
Dion C.
40, 35,
A.
ETTtTrXeKO)
et alibi.
(irXeKco), io ^te'i in.
Tropically, (o
it'nra(Tjm, aros, to,
{iirmatrfTa) anything sprin67.
connect or
T-ivi.
yotra wi(A.
PoZ^6. 4, 28, 2 -o-5ai

11,
kled on.
imiraoTeov
Orib.
Moschn.
Aret. d9 A.
Antyll.
JfeZ. 105.
Diod.
14.
7,
577, 51.
7.
Sirai.
del imirdiKreiv.
apud
n,
imiraia
readings.
firwrfSao)
= =
70, 12.
neoZ. Anth. 31 To cTrmXfKeadm dXX^Xots, a euphemism.

2,
5,
26.
4,
1,
3,
irava.
Diosc.
2,
34,
with various
X2osc. 1, 10.
ejTBrXeoi'dfa)
ireSda.
iwtireSos, ov, plane.
Cornut. 22.
'ETTfTreSos dpi6p.6s,
2.
apud
=
I,
Erotian. 102.
TrXcoj/dfa.
Cornut. 102.
Theod. HI, 992 C.

7, tI.
Zb
acZif.
plane
limiKeovacTTeov
Orjj.
=
ov,
Genes. 14,
Sei
9.
iirinKeovdêiv.
Herod.
7, 1 7.
number; as the trigonal, the Nicom. 117. Plut. II, 1017 D.

imireSas,
tetragonal.
eiriTrXT/flwa)
426,
TrKrjBvvai.
Sept.
Gen.
adv.
superficially,
in
geometry.
eTrtTvKTjKTeos,
a,
^=
ov
del
eTTLTrkTjTTeffdat.
Nicom. 117.
iimrivBcKTos, ov,
sixths; as 11
:
Philon
(irevre,
6.
I,
242, 31.
rj,
greater by five Nicom. 101.

eieros)
eTrmXriKTiKos,
ov,
(eTnirXrjiro-co)
rebuking.
Epict.
4, 63.
3, 21, 19.
emircvraewaros, ov, {irevre, cwaros) greater by

Jive ninths ; as
Orig. I,
344 A. 536 A. IV, 240 C.

I,
Clem. A.
Diog.
14
9.
Nicom. 108.
ov,
iimiXriKTLKSis, adv. rebukingly.
Diod. 17, 114.

Philostr. 839.
imwevraKoaiomoTeTapTos,
fourth.
Aristid. Q. 115.
(TTevTaKO(Tio(TT6s,
Ong.
m,
429 A. IV, 340 A.
Terapros) greater by one five
hundred and
einn\rjpp,vpea>
imnhfipiivpa)
= =
^,
irKrippvpea.
liXrijipvpa).
rjs, rj,
0pp. Hal.
1,
465.
en-e-
emivfVTajiepris, is, (jrevra/iepijs) ^=. iiruTcvBeieTos.
emTrkoevrepoKrjKri,
poKTjXrj
=:
emifKoKifKrj
and
Nicom.
pose.
99.
combined.
Paul. Aeg. 278.
emircpiTpciro) {jrepirpeirio), to convert to
a pur-
*JmwXoKi7, ^s,
(eVwrXeKto) a plaiting together,
Anton.
8,
35.
interweaving.
Philipp. 3.
irrmepnaâ
=^
nepKaâ.
to
2. Diosc. 4, 186 (189). Combination, particularly of letters, words,
{WiireTaop/u =r= iTnireTOfiai.

e'jTBnjydfcB
Philon
to
I,
68, 44.
{lajyaâ),
I,
cause
gush forth.
2,
Clem. A.
eiiimi&dm, to
O'Kacfjovs.
701 A.
into.
Aristot. apud metrical feet, or numbers. 1341 B. Dion. H. VI, 1068, 14. Eus. Philon n, 489, 12. Drac. 125, 7. Apollon.
m,
Jump
;j,
Jos. B. J.
21, 6,
D. Conj. 507,
9, 8.
16.
Synt.
3, 11.
4, 10.
Hippol. Haer.
10,
45.
3.
17
Arcad.
?7mon,
2, 12, 7,
emTT^Sj/mr, ems,
C, et alibi.
eiriTTi;!,
a Jumping upon. Plut.
II,
76
intercourse with, connection. et alibi.

iJiot^. 5, 32, p.
2, 5, 18.
Polyb.
355, 93,
irpos roiis
j;yor,
scion for grafting.
Geopon.
4,
'EWrjvas.
28.
Strab.
2,
12,8.
6jrnnj|tr,
Epict.
14,
27.
4.
13, 1, 48.
14, 2,
inter-
Sexual
cmr,
rj,
(eirnniywiii)
construction.
course.
Agathin.
emini<Ta-a>
apud
Orib.
U, 402,
2.
46.
Diod. 4, 9, p. 254, 81. TAoZ. Anth. PfM<. I, 89 E. n, 732 E, irpbs aXXijXas.

Dio^.
9, 79.
Krjkri)
z=
eirnnfympj..
Diosc. 5, 117 (118).
Iren. 453 A.
emjrXo/ajXi;,
);r, 17,
emirieeriMs, oO, 6,
(emmefa)) a pressing.
Galen.
(emirkoov,
hernia. Paul.
VIII, 19 D.
eirhriKpos, ov, (wixpos)
Aeg. 278.
somewhat
Jos.
bitter
or Aars^.
4,
emirveva-is,
eons,
rj,
(emirvea)
L.
afflatus,
Jbs.
Apion.
(mm(rTi<a
p. 831.
<7rarXa8do>
= =
2,
38.
breathing upon,
blast,
gust .of wind.

Orig.
I,
Strab.
nitrreim.
Ant. 17,
2,
10, 3, 9.
emtrvota, as,
fj,
inspiration.
360 B, tov
imOvfi'uu
n-XaSdm.
Philon
to JL. I,
11, 418, 37.
dylov TTvevpuTos.
feVwrXarao/xai
(trXai'da)),
wander
about.
emmBrjiM, aros,
Aquil. Ps. 139,
to,
9.
(iimroOea)
Bemocr. apud CTem.
776 A.
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e7rc'7ro6rj(Ti
e7raTTi(raa)
eiripprjTopevai
imrrodrjo-ts, eas,
2, 7, 7.
rjt
earnest desire.
11.
Aquil. Ezech. 23, 11.
Docin
4,
1.
= =
rjs,
ttttio'itw.
TrricrtTto.
17,
Philostr. 584.
Geopon.
following.
3, 7, 1.
Orient 676 B. imiT66t]ros, ov, longed for.

Clem. R.
(TTinoBla, as,
1,
imnrvîs,
ea>s,
==
I,
Phryn. P.
S.
Paul. Phil.
153, 86.
72, 20.
Basil.
fj,
149 B.
59.
-4^;). I,
eirmrvxr],
1 5,
(eTriirrva-fra)
u folding :
832.
fold.
fi,:=
eTTJTrdSi/tris.
Paul. Bom.
Plut. n, 979 D.
imnraxri.s, ems,
fj,
Lucian.
(cttotiVtib)
I,
23.
emwoiia (iroUw),
Laus. 1121 C.
fjriTroiTjTor,
to
make
in addition, to add.
over.
Ill,
Nicom. Harm.
2.
24.
Antyll.
a falling upon or apud Orib.
Hippol.'Raer.iie,S7. Philostr. 570. Pallad:

oc,
371,
iiriTrvpiTeia, as, ^, (irvp(rLa)
repeated fire-signals.
review,
in
fictitious,
counterfeit.
Synes.
Polyaen.
e7rt7ra)\Tj(ris,
6,
19, 2.
fj,
1200 A.
7rOToii]TO)s,
eos,
(im'jraiXeop.ai)
adv. c(mnterfeiily.
Epiph.
I,
725
military language.
Plut.
II,
29
'Ayafic-
C.
p,vovos imrrai\rja-is, the title of the fourth

(ttokos)
4, 3, 4.
book
emrro<os, ov,
Sept.
with the fleece or wool.
of Homer's Eiad.
eiriTTioiuinâ)
9, 29.
Keg.
cmnaiid^cD.
Alex. Aphr. Probl.
iimioXaiotpvTos, ov, (imnoKaios, <J)vt6s) growing
near the surface.

i'TTiTroKeua)
Isid.
552 C.
Ael.
impivos, ciripiirrdpiov, see ijrlppivos, imppiirrd9,
inmoKaô),
iiriTroXaafiSs, ov, 6,
N. A.
61.
piov.
to emiro\d(eiv.
Archigen.
cTrippayokoyeo)
(payo\oyea>),
to
glean 'grapes.
apud
Orib. 11, 152, 10.
Eus. Alex. 348 noXiTfvoijuu. D, eis To Xadi/, to manage, inmo/ineva z^^ nofinfva at. Plut. I, 734 B, rivi. AriimTroiiirfj, rjs, fj, (eitmifma) a letting in.
iirmoXiTevoiiai
steas 16.
Euagr.
Scit.
1252 C.
pa6vpAa>
ov,
Clim. 848 D.
emppa6vp,ia>
z^
Lucian. D, 792.
eirippijira'a^
imppaKTOs, rj, thrown dovm.

door.
(împpdtro-a,
Plut.
H, 781 E,
6ipa, trap-
imnopevoiim (nopevto), to go, travel, march to or Sept. Lev. 26, 33. Ezeoh. 39, over a place.
14.
Polyh.
1,
30, 14, nji'

8, 4.
pôipai/.
4, 9, 2, ejrl
emppavTiâ (pavriâ), to sprinkle upon. Sept. Lev. 6, 27 -cr&fival nvi, imppam^to z= pairlâ. Tropically, to rebuke. Dion. S. 1, 151, 4. Clem. A. I, 752 C. 812
C.
emppaTTUT/ids,
oO,
6,
r6 nkriBos.
Luc.
imTTopevo'is, eas, ^,
a going
to
or towards.
Ptol.
(emppairlô))
a smiting.
Polyh.
Tetrab. 93. 98.

eTtmopiriojiai
Tropically, rebuke, reproach, abuse.
(nopnaai), to buckle on.

'rrop<f>vpiBa.
Polyh.
2,
64, 4.
to
39,
1,
2,
Diod.
5,
30, trayovs.
imppaTrrw (pdirra),
21.
sew upon.
Marc.
2,
Strdb.
7, 2, 3.
ijrnroppa (jroppa), adv.

190, 20.
an^ farther.
o a
I,
Arcad.
Synes.
iirippa-âSea (paâSeai), to recite at.

I,
Lucian.
Orig.
46o!
Philostr. 682.
as,
f/,
emTTOTajiios, a, ov, (woi-a/idf)
Hfir.
iiripperrcia,
(iirippeir^s) proclivity.
1252 B.
eTTLirpavva ^z: irpavva.
*e7ri7r/jeVeia, ay, ^,
HI, 861 C.
Plut.
581 D.
iirippfTT^s,
(imirpeir^s) propriety, fitness,

3,
adaptation.
Polyb.
78, 2.
^ 2.
clined
p.
Appear7.
h, (iirippeira) L. proclivis, prone, inLucian. II, 67. Athen. 13, 87, 576 F. 2. Good hope. Polyh. 1, 55, 1.
to.
ance of a person.
J.m(o. Physiogn. 4,
iiripperrms, adv.
pronely.
Epict.
3, 22, 1.
Sext.
^câm. S. 369.
emirpea^cvojiai
664,
Ttpeirêvojua, to
2.
sador
335,
to
send an embassy.
1166, 15, et
alibi.
6.
II,
go as ambasDion. H. I, Plut. I, 241
emppTjKriov
h(i imppficra-eai.
Plut. II, 36 B.
eitlppqp.a, aros, ro, (pfjiio)
L. adverbium, adverb.
F.
582 C.
App.
I,
90, 74.
eTTLTvpiai
^=
TTpia.
Antip. Thess. 26,
Dion. Thr. 634, 6. 641, 23. Dion. H. V, 8, 12. Tryph. 34. 8. Piui. H, 1009 C. Epirrhema, a part of the irapdâa-is in the
eTTtTrpOjSatvco ^=.
imTTpo^dWa
irpoâlva.
Dion. P. 128.
of
old comedy.
empprjfianKds,
^,
Heph. Poem. 14,

6v,
3.
7rpo/3aX\( in addition, said
adverbial.
Apollon.
D.
the emanations of Valentinus. Hippol. Haer.

276, 27. 35.
eiriTTpoiryivop.ai
Adv. 530,
13.
cmppi]fuiTiKS)s,
^=z
npoaylvoiuu,
in
addition.
adv. adverbially. Conj. 510, 13. Synt. 33, 20.

ems,
^,
Apollon. D.
reproach.

eirtTTpoa-ametos,
ov,
ewippria-ts,
(Trpdo'amov)
on
II,
the
face.
Genes. 74, 19.

eiriTTpoaiOtio z:^ TrpoaOeto.
Lucian.
578.
inLTmia-is, etos,
fj,
(J<j)iirTafuii)
a fiying towards.
Jul. Frag.
358 B.
charm. Lucian. IH, 57. Iren. 661 A. 664 B. Eus. HI, 233 B. emppTjTopeva (prjTopevai), to speak as an orator. Lucian. II, 34, actively.
spell,
Plut.
n, 19 D.
2. Incantation,
(prjins)
rebuke,
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nppiû
imppiîov, ou, to,
10.
(pi'ftov)
509
Diosc.
1,
eTTurKeTTTOfiai
(titul.).
side-root.
emaTiKpfiTa=zda7iKprins. Caesarius 851

emcrripavTeov
fiTippwov,
01),
TO, (ewippivos)
nose^ng, an orna-
del imoTipaiveiv.
Tit.
B. 1144
C.
Did. A. 425 C.
r],
ment.
Symm. Job
42, 11.
emcrripavTiKos,
6v, indicative, indicating.
iirlppivos, ou, (pis) with
a prominent' nose, having a prominent nose. Pseudo -iucian. Philopatr. 12. Apocr. Act. Paul, et Thecl.
3.
PtoL
Tetrab. 94. 101.

ewurripaa-ta, as,
fj,
{iwi.crripatva>)
sign of approval
or disapproval.
tion,
Polyb. 26,
1.
2, 6.
2. Distinc6,
consideration, notice. 40, 6,
Polyb:
6,
8.
fitippmrapiov, ou, tA, (imppiirro)) a sort of hood
30, 1, 2.
or
coujZ.
Cer. 470,
21. 21.
9.
Joann. Mosch. 2949 C. Porph. 473, 14. Theoph. Cont. 385,

10.
Sign,
appearance,
Polyb.
Diod. n, 586, 67.-3. with reference to the

31, 11, 4.
heavenly bodies, or to supernatural appearances.

49.
1,
Xeo GVam. 292,
Cedr.
II,
282,
37, 4.
Diod.
1,
imppiwra, sc. ipavTov, Mosch. 3105 A.

imppoia,
imppcmr),
as,
fj,
to fall
upon.
Joann.
2, 2,
emirtjpeioa
(iwippoos) increase.
Died.
tS)V irpaypaTav.
rjs, 17,
imppimaiva
PZu^. II,
a rush.
pxmaivu.
Chrys.
I,
45 B.
2, p.
Diosc. lobol.
62.
z= art)pci6a>. Plut. II, 235 C. Iren. 525 A. Sext. 740, 1. Afric. 73 B. Orig. I, 1041 B. IV, 517 C. eTmrripeiaa-is, ems, f], a noting, marking, annotation. Hippol. Haer. 124, 22. Diog. 7, 20. Ong. IV, 385 A. Eus. U, 580 A.
828 A.
ecos,
imppvais,
^,
ejnoTipeiaTeov
=z
Set em(T7]pei.ov(76ai.
Orig. IV,
imppori.
Basil.
I,
81
304 D.
emoTipos, ov, marked, bearing a mark. Iren. 608 A. B. 629 A, apiBpos, the number six,
B.
iitipptaydkoyia
^
tj,
ImppayoKoyia.
Pseudo-Tbs.
strengthening.
Mace.
Ael.
3.
imppa>(Tis, fcDs,
(ijrippauvvpi)
N. A.
6, 1.
Longin. 11,
2.
because it is represented by the letter r. 604 A, ovopa, the name IH20Y2, because it consists of six letters. 2. Substantively,
^mppauTTcov ::=
2.
S imppatwivai. Nicom. Harm.
ijTipvrfip, ^pos, 6,
Qmppea)
iirapvarrip, cira4, 2.
9.
pvorpis, im\VTrip.
Aquil.
Zach
im(Tayp,a, aros, to, saddle.
Sept. Lev. 15,
o-Toip^cIov, the r (FaC, Slyappa) denoting the number six. Iren. 629 A. 632 A. Clem. A. II, 368 B. Eus. rV, 1009 B. (b) the figure on a coin. Synes. 1205 B.
SC.
TO enlwqpov, (a)
letter
ypappa Or
<7rlaa6pos, ov, ((Ta6p6s) rotten,

^'
,
unsound.
Jos. B. J.
Iren.
eTTKrividco
ewurivopai.
Genes. 84,
5.
^^*
ETruraXevo)
4.
^
ov,
em(TiTL(rpa, aTos, to, =z; emariTuypos.

(roKeiio iiri tivi.
7, 3,
Polyaen.
3, 10, 11.
Lucian. H, 441.
(o-oXos)
Philostr. 740.
ewurianauo
:=
(Tiamaja.
Soz. 976 A.
tmaroKos,
agitated
by the waves,
emo'Kaipa) z=: (TKaipu).
Ael.
^. A.
14, 8.
stormy, tempestuous.
Secund. 639.
^n-. P.
sing9,
emcKaiTTai (a-Konrra),
Ill, 109.
to dig, to
2,
dig over.
Anthol.
cover
M. E.
ers
8,
oppos.
Geopon.
24, 1.
tTna-aKniâ) (o-aXTri'fo)), <o
accompany the
Jos. Ant.
7,
enuTneira^tt) (o-KfTrafto), to
spread over
to
on
i/ie
trumpet.
14, 5.
up, hide, conceal.

Just.
Sept.
13, 3.
Monarch
6,
6 fin.
Thren. 3, 42. 43. Hippol. Haer. 104, 5.

Aquil. Ezech. 23.
frntrapKaâ 40.-
:^
crapRaâ, to cavil.
Philon
clearer.
I,
587,
ema-Keirrqs, ov,
seer.
(enuTKeTrropai) inspector, over-
App.
II,
428, 80.
im(raxf>rivlia> (<ra<f!riviâ>), to
make
Clem.
23.
Eus. Alex. 425 D.

fi,
A.
I,
1176
ov,
D
(oyupds)
fmayvpos,
eiruTKeiTTriTpia, as,
(enuTneTTTlTris)
female
in-
emayovpos.
Theoph.
spector.
Steph. Diac. 1168 D.
[Analogy
Epict.
1,
Cont. 656, 21
imacitTTos, ov,
(eTcurdfo)
requires emcrKejrriTpia.^
shaking, waving on.
eTTUTKeitTiKos,
T},
ov, fit
for inquiring.
Lucian.
II,
742.
to,
tmadWiov,
Mauric.
599,
7,
ov,
(o-eXXa)
son, housing, a cloth

1, 2, p.
a horse's capariover a horse's saddle.

6, 9.
17,10. 233 A.
5e2;.
729, 5, in astrology.
Anatol.
ema-KeTrriKas, adv. thoughtfully, carefully.
Ptol.
22.
Leo. Tact.
Tetrab. 171.
I,
iiturepvuvopai
z^
ircpvvvopai
cm
tivi. 2, 3.
Philon
ema-KeTrTiTTis,
ov,
6,
(ejn(rKe7rrop.ai.)
inspector.
et alibi.
Jos. Apion.
FseuAo-Chrys. IX, 768 A.

8.
Porph. Cer. 720,

Sept.
Sir.
iniaeavppevais (eVtoT/pco), adv. loosely, slovenly.

Epict.
Typic. 31.
Ench.
^
31, 5.
Cfem. A.
11,
im(rlj6a> (oTidta), to sprinkle

7,
upon.
645 B. Jos. Ant.
eirurKeTTTopai
8,
7,
^=
eino'KO'iretD.
2,
14.
22.
32, 21.
Galen.
3.
16, in astrology.
(njKprjTa-
2.
II,
184 B.
to
Sext. 744,
Censeo,
enumerate
imoTiKpriTeva), to
pios
perform the duties of Lyd. 220, 20. in addition.
the inhabitants of
3. 2, 11. 24.
a country.
Sept.
Num.
1,
[2 aor. pass. eTrea-Kemiv.
Sept.
Digitized
by Microsoft
e7ri(TKeiT(o
510
18. 4, 49.
eiTLffKOTO'i
Ex.
4, 31. 49, 15.
Num.
27.
1,
Judic.
1, 6,
21, 3.
Reg.
3, 21,
fei
4, 10, 19.
Esdr.
20 cOTO-KfTr^To),
search he made.
2 fut.
pass. eTna-Keirrjaoiiai,
orKTKeiro)
Reg.
1,
20, 18.]
1, 6, 2, 3.
1428 B. Hippol Haer. 450, 67. TertuU. \ 1218 B. Orig. I, 984 A. m, 793 B. 1013 Cyprian. Epist. 5, B. Alex. Hier. 205 A. 5. Meto5arfZ. Can. 20. 4. iVJc. I, 2.
eiriaKen-dâ).
Apollod.
Philipp. 17.
Clementin. 173 B.
/amftZ.
V.
nymically, the bishops collectively, Const. Apost. 8, 10. 13. a-Kowoi.
:=
ol iiri-
P. 226.
imcrKe\jrts, ea>s,
rj,
ima-KomjTcov
Num.
2. Census, the enumeration 16, 29. eVotkott^. members of a community, of Num. 1, 21. Sept. Ex. 30, 13.
the
=
f),
Set eTna-iamelv.
Orig.
IV, 489
iTriaKoiri), visitation.
Sept.
A.
ema-Konla, as,
r=z iiruTKom).
Poll. 6, 205, con-
demned.
B.
iiruTKoniKos,
Eus. n, 1136 A.
f),
Epiph. H, 220
ima-Krjvoa (o-Krjvoa), to quarter or be quartered at a place. PoZj/S. 4, 18, 8, enl ras oldas. 4,
72, 1, Totr oiKi'ais.
ov, (eTri'tncon-os)
episcopalis,
Orig. Ill,
episcopal.
Iren. 687 B, buahoyi).
Paul. Cor.
{iwuTKia^co)
4.
2, 12, 9,
trop-
ically.
iTTio-Kiams,
ems,
t],
=z
following.
1329 B, Qpovos. Greg. Naz. Ill, 169 A. 288 TUod. IV, Greg. Nyss. IH, 313 A. B. 1260 B, <Tvvohoi.
knuTKrmiKois, adv.
Apocr. Anaphor. Pilat. A,
Nicet. Paphl.
episcopaliter,
Greg. Naz.
o,
episeopaUy.
552 B.
ima-Kiacriia, arcs, to,
Athan.
(eVio-KJafia)
1,
276 C.
Ill,
\01 A.
shadow over
erruTKOTroiiAprvs,
vpos,
(eTriV/coTroy,
pAprusy
anytbing.
Cyrill.
Ptol. Tetrab. 77.
mxirtyred bishop.
ema-KOTTos, ov, 6,
Bid. A. 988 C.
6p
overseer of a i s c o p u s Paul. Luc. Act. 20, 28.
,
ema-Kiaa-fios, ov, 6,
an overshadowing, shading. A. X, 269 D.

(aKipToai),
to
church, bishop.
Phil.
2, 1, 1.
imiTKipraai
skip
about.
Plut.
I,
Tim.
Sim.
1, 3, 2.
Tit.
1, 7.
Petr. I,
856 A.
776 B.
Strut. 9, tropically.
imtTKi^Sr)!, es,
25, tropically.
3, 5.
9,
Clem. R.
27.
1, 42.
Herm.
jffeês.
alibi.
iiriaKws.
Ys&adi-Athan. IV,
Vis.
Ignat. 645 B.
fma-Koirarov, ov, to,
1321 A.
iina-KOTrrj,
Clem. A. H, 328 C. 648 C, et

4, 52.
episcopa-
Hippol.
tus.
Cerul. 741 A.
ema-KOTreiov, ov, to,
(otiWottos) bishop's house. Vit. Chrys. 27 B.
Chal. 921 Ephes. 976 D. 977 E. 1140 B. Theod. Lector 220 C. B. Apophth. 137 C.
Justinian.
1218 A. Ong. I, 984 A. H, 400 C. 1013 A. HI, Cyprian. Epist. 1241 B. 1328 A. 1393 A. 298 B. Athan. I, 27, 1, pp. 235 C. 6, 1. (Compare Hippol. Haer. 4, 52. 533 A.
460, 11.
TertuU.
I,
Orig.
I,
Monoph. 1128
C.
(Compare Socr.
1396
960 A 369
Tm
apxovTi t^s
fie
eKftXijerms.
Ill,
'O
r^v
ttqitcoj' ij/iSi' )/-
705
A Tois emo'KomKots o'lKois.)
ijTia-Konevm
following.
Hopiiida.
Eus..n,2i9
Heges. 1321 A, iv A. 256 B. VI, 752
êipurpevos ^pXV^ avTrjV 'Ema-Kowos eTna-icmav,
ttjv eKKKjjaiacrTticqv.y
episcopus epi-
scoporum,
A.
Epiph. n, 57 D.
rjo'to,
Theod. IV, 1317 B.

bishop.
Clim. 1137 B.
eiruTKoiTeai,
of bishops, a great bishop. TertuU. II, 981 A Clementin. 32 D, James. pontilex maximus. Compare o apx<ov tS>v
bishop
^= eirifTKOTros elfii, to be a
Clementin. 40 A.
Herm. Vis.
n, 684 A.
3, 5.
Ignat. 696 A, avrfiv, the
apxpvTav, âaCKeiis âtrCKiav, Joann. Presb. 177 Tffl KoBjjytyTii tSiv Ka&riyrfrS>v. [After the
Eus. 348 C. Greg. Nyss. m, 1076 C. Soz. 1040 C. Theod. IV, 1257 D. Theod. Lector 11% T). 216 D, TaptrSiv. f 7re(7(cd[ Theoph. 94, 8 iirtaKSirrjireu
churcli of Antioch.
Athan.
I,
establishment of Christianity, the rank of a bishop was determined by the rank of Ihe
city of
which he was bishop.
The Nicene
council (Can. 7) made an exception in fevor of the bishop of Jerusalem. The second
mjcrei'.]
iTruTKcmri,
rjs, fi,
=
25.
ejrttrKeiîy, visitation.
Sept.
Gen. 50, 24.
Ex.
3,
16.
13, 19.
Lev.
1,
19,
11.
20, punishment.
Num.
Sap.
16, 29.
Esdr.
3.
6, 5.
Job
10, 12.
2, 20.
3, 7. 13.
14,
Sir. 18, 20.
23, 24.
Esai. 10,
Jer.
10,15.
A.
I,
Zc. 19, 44. Pe. 1, 345 A. 2. Census
2, 12.
Clem.
eTricTKe^ts.
oecumenical raised the Constantinopolitan bishop to the second rank. Julius (jpapd) apud Athan. I, 289 C. Synes. 1401 D. For the privileges of the Roman bishop, see Sard. 4. Basil. IV, 432 A. Socr. 196 B. 212 B. 220 A. Soz. 1057 A. Theod. IV, 1324 A. For those of the Constantinopolitan bishop, see Soz. 801 B.]
Sept.
Ex.
30, 12.
Num.
7, 2. ;
14,
29.-3.
Sept.
6,
iiruTKOTTjo-is,
emy,
fi,
(eTTMTKOTeo))
I,
Oversight,
superintendence
Ps. 108, 8.
office.
obscuration.
Plut.
538 D.
I,
a darkening: H, 932 A.
5, 6.
Num.
14.
office
4.
4, 16.
Const. Apost.
episcopate,
Ptol. Tetrab. 76.
Plotin.
379, 14.
Episcopatus,
1.
the
iwta-KOTiâ, la-a, =:= ima-KOTew.

ijTia-KOTos, ov, (tTKOTos)
Polyb. 13,
of 4m<TK07ros in a Christian church.
PawZ. Tim. 1, 3, C. Tren. 849 A.
Clem. R. 1, 44, p. 296 851 A. Martyr. Poth.
C.
Steph.
darkened.
Diac.
1140
Plut.
I,
264
eiria-KOiros,
travestied.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eiTKTKWUfJM
i^'uTKioiijia,
511
eTTiaToXaptoi
a sort
aros,
7.
to,
(e7rr(ciB7rT(o)
Et. Af. 713,
iTtuTK.ajijuiTi(a),i(ra>,
(cTrto-KU/x/xa)
= ^
(riXXor.
eTnaradpos, ov, 6, L. stationarius IS, of postmaster. Gloss.
iriXKalva.
EpiphJ, 160 B. 1177 B.

eiruTKaniuinKas, adv. jeeringly, tauntingly, etc.
JSpt>A. II,
iirta-Ktt>ifns,
eVtoraXTtKo's, ^, dw, (emcrTeXXs)) relating to comr
mands.--2. In grammar,
a-ts,
926 C.
ima-o^lav,
iirlcroyKos,
636 B. in, 204 A. raillery, mocking. ij, Gem. A. I, 461 A.

e<oj,
^ imtrraXnKfi jtt&^ SoToeij, <Ae (âiiwe case. Dion. Thr.
636,
Plut.
I,
6.
3.
6.
Apollon.
Epistolary.
D. Synt.
40,
27.
241,
Apollon. Tyan. apud
PhSostr. 391.
quid
ov,
Caesarius 1057.
SyKos)
imoTapm,
bulk.
to recognize, consider.
o-e /3ao-i\e'a,
Mai. 472 OiVe

cZo
(eTruros,
of equal
10
yap maTdp.dd
imtTTdvw
we
no! recoi/-
Strab. 13, 1, 67.
tmaos,
ov,
34,27.
imaoîôfim BpipA.
f TTio-Traip
= = n, 688 D. =
if,
nize thee as the king
i(7or.
Sept.
Sir. 9,
ecpia-os.
e(j)La-Tripi.
ij,
of the Persians. Hippol. 813 A.

rule,
PoZf/ft. 3,
115,
1,
et alibi.
ema-Taa-ia, as,
{iTrla-Tams)
government,
Plut.
20.
<to(J>1ôijuu,
lanM. V.
Plut.
II,
P. 184.
oversight:
II,
office.
Diod.
1,
U.
20,82.
440 D. 581 D. Porphyr. V. P.
Greg.
airaipio
upon.
327 C.
Nyss.
m,
920-D, of bishops.
iniairacrfia, aros, to,
(eirtoTrdo))
cm
epispastie.
iiriOTatridâ
o-Too-iafm
in addition.
Sext.
Moschn. 129,
imairaariKos,
ing,
p. 71.
ov, fit for
253, 12.
Simoc. 325, 11.

causes
to stand.
drawing out
6.
attract-
enio-Tda-ios, ov, that
Plut.
I,
29
or attractive.
Polyi. 4, 84,
Strab.
B, Zeuf,
Jupiter Stator.
f],
15, 1, 38.
CeZs. MecZ. 5, 18, 1.
Diosc.
2,
emtrraTeia, as,
imarao'ia, superintendence.
107. 209, nvos.
Iambi. V. P. 366.
Sext. 137, 15.
tminTcurTiKas, adv. by pulling.

iiTunrafrrpa, as,
ij,
iwuTTaTiov
=^
del
eVtoriji/ai.
Did. A. 1176
cover.
Stud. 1748 B.
Sept.
D.
iiTKTTdTqs, ov, 6, superintendent of
imtmaaTpov, Ex.
26,
17, 90.
ov, to,
36.-2.
draw
18,
a hanging, curtain. Rope, for pulling.

Classical.
Diod.
tjyovpsvos.
Doroth. 1800 B. a line
imoTrda,
Cor.
Orig.
1,
I,
to
on, etc.
Paul.
art.
1.
second
man
in
a monastery, 2. TAe of soldiers, the first
man
being the Xopâyds.
Ael. Tact.
5,
4.
7,
to
make a prepuce by
Mace.
1, 1,
Xeo. Tact. 4, 18. 71.

ejrurranKats (ejrto-TaTiKdr), adv. tvith care, carefully.
381 B.
(Sept.
15 'EttoiV
a-av iavTois
aKpo^variag.
Jos. Ant. 12, 5,
Sext. 230, 16.
Greg. Nyss. IH, 237
PomZ. Aeg. 236.)

hrurjretpo),
B.
to
L. supersemino,
sow in
addition.
eTnardns, tSof
ent.
^,
(inuTTdrris} female superintend12.
Matt. 13, 25.

eTTMrTrXaypf vifofmi
17, 5.
S!/77im.
imaiTopeis,
ecos, 6,
= Deut. ^
Eudoc.
M.
inrKayxyiôpai. Sept. Prov.

13, 8.
iirurrqBios, ov, {arrjdos)
upon
1249
the breast.
Hence,
intimate.
Damasc.
I,
6 eiricmeipav.
Basil. HI,
637 C, of the parable.

iiruriTopiov,
Socr. 520 A.
eirunropd,
iirKTiropia.
ov,
to,
::=
Germ. 265 C.
eVtOTrou8dfa) (o-7rou8afa>), to
bosom friend of Jesus. Horol. Mai. 8. 762, 15. Vit. Epiph. 84 D. erjjearrjKa. iwia-TrjKO) Eus. 11, 285 eiritrrqprj, rjs, fj, discipline, order.
the
{Joann. 13, 25), Theoph. 723, 9.
733, 19.
urge on,
to further.
C.
620 A, ^
eKKKrja-iaaîKrj, church-discipline.
Sept.
Gen.
I,
19, 15 as v.
1.
Prov. 13, 11 -aBai.

Sept. Esai.
Lucian.
571.
urger, exactor.
Pachom. 949 A, tS>v dSeXcpav (monks). H. Procat. 4.

eiria-TTjpovdpxris, ov, 6, (ima-rrjpav,
Cyrill.
inurirorohaa-Trjs, ov, 6,
apxa)
the dis-
14, 4.
Nil. 223 A.
ov,
inuTTTovSos,
.
Damasc.
II,
372 B.
II,
ciplinarian in a monastery.
Stud. 1781 D.
(TTTovSaiTTos.
Damasc.
1709 D.
imarripovi^m,
la-a,
268 A.
iiriarayiia, aros, to, {iwurrdâi)
imarripova
iroiSi
nva.
medicine used in
Diosc.
Aquil. Esai. 52, 13.

ima-TrjpocD,
drops.
Galen. U, 96 A.
aaa,
2, 10.
(ImaTrjprj)
31, 8.
:=
preceding.
Sept. Keg.
emorayfids, ov, 6, a dropping of blood.

3,
AquiLVs.
2,
20 (23).
inia-Tripiypa, aros, to,
iirurrdâ, to
drop upon.
part.]
[^Diosc. 1,
18 eViora-
22, 19.
17,
yeis, 2 aor. pass,
eTTurTifriKos, to
1.
oV,
= =
(TTrjptypa.
hvvdpevos imaraa-dai.
I, 449 D. heap up, pile up.
ttO/).
imoTadpevo) {aTodp.evai'),
quarters.
quarter, to assign
Clem. A.
ima-TlXâ)
Polyb. 21, 4,
Plut. II, 778 B.
I,
1013 C.
trriKâ.
Plut.
to
828 F. imaradpia,
soldiers.
II,
lT!UTT0i^dia>
as,
fj,
((TToiPdCa),
1, 7,
(emora^/xos) o quartering of
I,
Sept. Lev.
guXa
ejri
to
Sir. 8, 3.
Cic. Att. 13, 52.
603, 94.
Plut.
571 B.
2.
DzW.
17, 47.
office
emi7To\dptot, av,
the
oi, {im(rTo\fj')
epistolares,
122 et
The
emperor's
clerks.
Basilic. 9, 1,
of em(TTa$pos.
Basilic. 38, 1, 6.
127.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eiricTToKT]
epistle,
letter.
512
eiriavfiiTLTrTa)
e'ma-ToXri,
rjs,
fj,
24 Oj TTpos Tois ima-ToXdts, Jos. Ant. 20, 8, 9 Tdîv tt^v
= emoToKapwc.
iiii
Philon U, 584,
tS>v 'EXXijw-
eiTUTTpotêvi, tag, o,
6 eirurrpetftap, he who
2, 57.
converts.
im<TTpo<pri,
Const. Apost.
fjs, Jj,
conversion, rejientance.
2.
Sept.
K&v iiruTTokav
tary.
Tre7ncmviJ.evos, Ids
Greek secreL.
ta-
fmaroKfjipofios, ov, 6,
bellarius,
^
=i
i'inaTo\ia(j>6pos,
Luc. Act. 15, 3. Orig. For the conversion of Achamoth, 1, 673A. see Iren. 456 A. 457 A. 497 A. -- S. The
Su-. 18, 21.
49,
letter-carrier.
Damasc. II, 72 B. Cyrill. 4. X, 1037 A.

iTruTToKihiov, ov, to,
Also,
Eus.
11,
120 B.
bending of a bow.
14.
ima-Tpaifia,
Strah.
2, 5, 22,
p. 189,
immoKoôposBasil.
aros,
to,
(Jinarpawviu)
saddle.
imirrokiov.
IV,
Achmet. 152.
iTTKTTpmvwpLi
724 A.
ema-ToKiKSs,
i],
ov,
epistolicus,
10.
x''P''i"^P-
epistolary.
upon.
{aTpa>vwp.C), to spread over or YseaAo-Lucian. HI, 613, vuêTov.

to
8,
Dion. H. V, 453, 13. 459,
Pseudo10, 25.
2. To saddle;
9, 1, t()v '6vov.
caparison.
Jos. Ant.
2.
Demetr.
Orig.
1,
96,
15,
Oiog.
Pseudo-/aco6. 17,
Lucian.
213
48 B.
Prometh.
Eus.
II,
4.
ima-ToXipdios, a, ov, epistolar.

ypifipaTa,
684 B,
Athen.
emarvyris,
S,
{a-Tvyia) odious.
Clem. A.
I,
iiricrroKai, epistles, letters.
A.
imaTvyvd^to z^ (TTvyvdîo im Tivi. Basil. I, 485 Greg. Naz. I, 941 B. Ill, 225 C. 257 B.
*im(TToKiov,
ov,
to,
short
imoToKf).
Mech.
1,
7.
2.
Plut. II, 519 F, et alibi.
Anton.
used
Chal. Can. 11
fj,
=:
flprjviKov.
B.
imaTvKls,
17.
ihos,
17,
iwia-ToXoypaipiKos,
ov,
(enicrTo\oypd(l)os)
II,
= emarvKwv. =
(TTVUTlKaS.
Philon
I,
666,
in loriting letters.
Clem. A.
d,
40 A.
letter-writer,
cniaroXoypdcpos,
secretary.
ov,
(ypd<}>ai)
3,
cTriaTvXov, ov, rh, =:; ivLorvKiov.

6, 6.
fj,
Geopon.
14,
Polyb. 31,
16.
Inscr. 4,896,
A.
Cyrill
^. X, 1037 A.
Philon
I,
inKTTVTTTlKds,
6v,
EuS. VI, 97
7ria-ToXo(l)6pos, see cVto"roX?70dpoff.
D.
85,
eirta-Tvcf>a>,
iitiuTopaTiâi, itrw, zz^ eVtoro/u'fo).

28.
7rto"rd/ittr/xa,
to contract,
draw
up, said of astrin-
aros,
to,
(eVtoro/iifoj)
3, 3.
check, re-
straint.
Jos. Ant. 19,
eTVKTTopiuTeov
^=
Set eTrttrro/itfetj'.
Clem. A.
I,
I,
gent substances. Dion. H. VI, 1070, 6, rijv aKofjv, sounding harsh. Tropically, to chasten, correct, rebuke. Clem. A. I, 349 A. 340 C. Epiph. I, 941 C. Chrys. I, 243 C. X, 264
448 B. 452 B.
e7ria-TO)(aôpuL
c.
aroxdôp/ii.
Leant.
1256
D.
imtrTpaTTfyos, ov, 6, (arpavqyos)
chief.
eTTioTapiWopai 1161 D.
aTioii{)KX.op.ai
eVi nvi.
Synes.
commander-inStrah.
17,
1,
ema-vyypd(j>ULi (âvyypdipa), to write in addition.

.
Inscr.
2285.
4715.
Aster. Urb. 145 A.
13.
ema-vyKepdvwiii
addition.
3.
fj,
=^
avyKcpdvwpj,.
Athenag.
imoTpaTokoyea == OTpaToXoyeio in
Simoc. 158,
eTTiiTTpaTomBfla, ay,
952 B. iiruTvyKKua
((rvyicKela), to
fasten on.
to rally
Porph.
(iirioTpaTOTreheva)
an en-
Cer. 709, 22.
722, 5.
723, 11.
camping over against : march against the enemy. Polyb. 1, 77, 7. 5, 76, 9.
iiniTTpeiTTeov
ima-vyKporia {(TvyKpoTfa), Jof. B. J. 1, 1, 6.

i'TTUTvyKpovto
the soldiers.
Frag.
320,
=.
17,
Set
iTruTTpi(f>fW.
Aristid.
I,
=:
<rvyKpoia>.
Dion C.
Philon
159, 11.
(evi(TTpe(f)a>) causing con1004 A. 1180 C. 1436 A. Eus. II, 397 C. V, 349 B. C. Prod. Farm. 607 (223). Pseudo-Dioî. 436 A. adv. by causing conversion. ETriCTTpeTrrotSf, " Fseudo-Dion. 240 D. 328 B.
50, 2.
ov,
I,
cVioTpeTTTi/cdr,
immyxeio
15.
trvyxia besides.
I,
version.
Orig.
ema-vêvywpi A.
av^nrywpj..
Galen. XII, 456
ejiuTv^vyia, as, ^, two avCvylai
of
war-chariots.
Ael. Tact. 22, 2.

iTna-vXKiyo)
7ricrTpe0ia, as,
tion, care.
ij,
(Vt(rTpe0^f) diligence, attenTit.

0-17,
avWiyio.
fj,
Diosc. 4, 154 (157).

superfetation.
Dion. Alex. 1321 C. A. Eus. n, 1141 A. 801 A, f/

ima-Tperjiti), to
2,
B. 1165 as a title.
Jos. B. J.
1, 6, 3.
eTna^vWrjyjns, ca>s,
{trvWriyfns)
convert a sinner.
I,
Sept. Deut. 30,
Plut. II, 906 C.
Philon
322, 4,
Jacob. 5, 20.
in, 1361
33,19.
3, 22.
-apiievos fiios.
2.
OW^.
Intransi-
ewuTvWoyri, Genes. 52,
jjs,
^,
(eVwruXXeyu)
collection.
6.
tive, sc. iavTov, to be converted.
Sept. Par. 2,
5, 19.
eTrurvKKoyiôfiai ((TvXKoyiôfiai), to reason upon.
TobitU,
fj,
6.
Judith
Apollon. D.
Jer.
44.
Conj. 519, 27.
Iambi. V. P.
to
^TTio-Tpeijns, eas,
=^
inuTTpo<pr).
Symm.
cmavp-rriirTa
(^<TvpmirTa), to fall together:
Digitized
by Microsoft
eTTia-vfiTrXeKO)
513
Philon
II,
eTri,c7(j)7jvov
chance
108.
besides.
Strab.
6, 1, 12.
221, 33.
Jos. Ant. 15, 10, 3.
Ptol. Tetrab.
inurvv6fT0!, ov, o-Oi/êror. Clem. A. II, 61 C. Merpov immivdsTov, ^= bnrev6Tiu.iu.eph.
=
ij,
tirurviiirkcKa)
Heph.
cu/iTrXcKio.
15, 12. 27.

179,
Apollon. D. Synt.
3.
eTTurwdfiKr],
{avv6f)iai)
3, 27, 7.
supplement
124,
26.
Hippol.
Haer. 336,
Sept.
Sir.
to
Kebrf.
38,
4,
treaty.
Polyb.
Mops. 912 C.
fiTUTvvayai
29.
11.
ema-vvio-Taa
following.
Jos. Ant. 14
to set
1, 3.
oTjvayo).
Gen.
1,
6, 16.
em(Tvvi(rrrijj.i
Par. 2, 20, 26.
16, 10.
75,
2,
Mich.
Mid.
to
{(rvvlarmu),
together against.
ema-vvifTTafiai,, to
come together against,

Plut.
11,
Habac. 2, 5. PAi/on n, 894 A.

fvurvvaywyri,
fjs,
PoZj/S.
et alibi.
conspire or rise against.

aiiT^.
Ma.
227 A.
396, 19. 478, 8 iireirvvaâ

^,
23, 27.
[Theoph.
a-vvaîs,
894 E,
2, 2.
Just.
7rrui/^yayoi'.]
em<Tviniia> (a-vvvea),
Tryph. 98, Kar avroi. to heap up. Dion C. 40,
avvayayTi,
an
assembling,
congregation,
collection.
Sept.
em(rvvo8os, ov,
Pawi. Hebr. 10, 25. Ptol. Orig. II, 168 Tetrab. 44, sum. to imDion. Alex. 1240 B. Eus. 11, 741 a-vvdyeiv.
Mace.
2, 2, 7.
6, (a-ivobos) L. conventiculum, conventicle of heretics. Method. 153 B.
imavvoiKiâ
5, 1, 6.
^
crvvoiKiâ in addition.
Strab.
A.
fjTurvvadpoiâ {(7vva6poiâ>), to collect in addition.
eTna-vvrda-a-a
:=
(rvvrdiraai, to
compose,
1,
to ivrite.
Hipparch. 1016 A.
ema-vvrrjKa
Philostrg.
firuruvaiveo)
p. 272.
476 A.
Jos.
Jos. B. J.
28, 1.
a-viTrjKa.
Aret. 44 A.
Galen.
(Tvvaivta.
Ant.
5, 1, 16,
Xn,
107 A.
(avvriBrjixC),
to
ewKrvvTidrjiu
rjs,fi,
add
105,
successively.
14,
imavvdKoujjrj,
(orwaXoM^^)
episynaloeverse.
pha,
Heph. apply
elision at the
4, 7, p. 29.
it
The Latin grammarians

and
to synizesis
;
end of a
Schol.
Nicom. 91. 122. Sext. Clem. A. II, 584 C.

ewurvvrpexa
(^(rvvrpexmî
et
alibi.
to
run together
to.
to contraction
dissyllabic
;
as
Marc.
imcrvpl^w
9, 25.
Phaethon,
scio,
monosyllabic.
Sext. 480,
eiTicrvvadeco
Diomed. 442, 20.

iirurvvaiTTeov
14.
Isid. Hisp. 1, 34, 5.
= =
;
a-vvw6ea.
Diog. 10, 104.

Orig.
I,
em<Tvpi(T(To>.
1341 A.
procras1.
I,
Sei inurvvatrTfUi.
inia-vpiids, ov, 6, (ema-vpai) dilatoriness,
tination
indolence, laziness.
Polyb. 4, 49,
'eirurvvaTrra (yvvaTrrai), to join, subjoin,
annex.
40,
2, 10.
Philon
cruppia.
II,
166, 31.
Clem. A.
3.
Polyb.
5,
3, 2, 8.
et alibi.
Dion. H. I, 225, 10. V, 200, Plut. I, 137 B. II, 666 E. Sext.

(eTTurvvSeo))
II,
533 A.
eTnavppeai
^=
Cleomed. 36,
(eTHUvvlaTrfpi)
Dion,'
626, 27.
iruruvSc(Tis, eas,
fj,
H.
Plut.
II,
775, 4.
Strab. 5, 3, 13.
rj,
ing together.
Sext. 641, 25,
885 B.
a tying or linkAnton. 6, 38.

Plut.
I,
*e7rt(rutrTao"is, ctof,
(Trdcns,
:
L.
seditio,
riotous
gathering,
conspiracy
Jos.
KpUav.
gang, company.
20, p. 452.
Beros.
apud
16, 40.
Apion
Esdr.
1,
-im<TW&i8a>iu (jivvhihoifii), to rush in.
Sept.
Num.
26, 9, Kvpiov,
1,
262 B.
imavvfipo) ^=z (rvvelpco.
632,
9.
when
Athenag. 981 C.
Sext.
5,
they stood against the Lord.

V.
1.
70 as
20.
Luc. Act. 24, 12. Sext. 571, Paul. Cor. 2, 11, 28, crowd of hearers.
(^(Tvcrrpeiâ),
to
1,
îrtavvcto'fftepop.ai
=:
a'vveurfpepopJai in addition.
eTTurvcTTpeifxii
collect,
gather.
Jos.
Epiph.
I,
680 B.
as,
fj,
Sept.
Num.
16, 42.
Mace.
14, 44.
firuTvvi(r(j>opd,
additional
(Tvvi(T(f>opd.
Ant. 13,
13, 3.
{a-âipti)
Epiph. n, 597 D.
Jm(Tvvcp)ôiiai
em(r(j)mpov, ov, to,
spherical button.
z=
(rvvepxafiai.
Hippol. Haer.
to
326, 27.
fitiavvixco
(avvi)(a>),
to
Polyb. 10, 20, 3 'E<rKvTa)p.evMS pwv (sic), tipped with buttons.
Plut.
p-er
e7rw<paiII,
825
hold,
keep.
Sept.
Esdr.
1, 9,
17.
E, a sort of boxing-glove. ema-<l>aKeia, as, fj, (emo-âX^s) unsteadiness, uncertainty, insecurity.
fiTUTvvriyopito
=^
ems,
(Tvvqyopeco.
f),
Isid,
207 A.
eiruruv6f(rK,
dition,
(a-ivdetris)
successive ad-
emcr(j)dX\a>
crâXXm.
accumulation.
Sext.
Nicom.
Harm.
5.
eTTio-qbaX/ia, aros, to,
Jos. B. J. 3,
a-cpoKiia.
7,
29.
Jos. Ant. 19,
Athenag. 972 A.
156, 28.
706, 15
1,11.
emcrcpaXais (em<T(i>a\r)s),
gerously.
KoT
I,
fjna-ivdea-tv,
by accumulation.
Clem. A.
adv. insecurely, dan-
716 B.
i],
Sept. Sap. 4, 4.
Polyb.
I,
6,
25, 4.
^mavvdertKos,
Galen.
6v, (in(rvvTi6rjp,i)
H, 235 A,
363
aipeais,
ol
accumulative.
eKXencTooj,
Aristeas 35, incorrectly.

Plut. II, 88 A, et alibi.
enia-cprivov, ov, to, (crfjjfiv)
Philon
282, 33.
medicine.
XeKTtKOl.
imavvdenKoi
kot
in
oi K-
the graft or stock in
fjrurvvdeTiKas, adv.
=
65
splice-grafting.
iirurvvSecriv.
Clem.
II,
Sext.
a-avTes
yap ixdrepov
em(T(j>rivov,
344 'Atto^vhaving scarfed
705, 13.
both the graft
and
the stock.
DigitizetJ
by Microsoft
eTTttri^fyyo)
514
I,
eirnepTTveaTaTO^
'iruT<piYym
=
=;
a-fpiyyto.
Philon
Plut.
108,
21.
C 'a
Trjs
iyias
(cat
oiKovfieviKrjs eKTtjs (rvvo-
Lucian. II, 441.

im(J<l>obpiva
tm(T(ppay!.Ca>
sea/.
Sext. 694, 5.
I,
dov Kai iiriTabe.
(T(f>ohpvvu>.
809 A.
seoZ on, io
fmTaKTTjs, ov,
6,
(imratrcrai) =:; o eirvrairiTav,
(o'^payf"))
'" i*"^
"^
commanding
'imperious.
officer.
Hippol. Haer. 86,

2, 4.
12,
Sej9<.
Nehem.
9, 38.
Polyb. 32, 22, 3
Geopon. 17,
{iiriraicnKos),
''EmuTtppayiaratrBcu bia t^s o-uyicXijTou t^v oxitov
iiriTUKTiKas
adv.
imperiously.
irapavopiav.
Clem. A.
fj,
em(T(j>payis, iSos,
120 A. Epiph. a-(ppayis,

II,
Diod. 15, 40.

I,
1056
inirajui, aTOs, t6,

II,
(tmTfivo)) eateresion.
PZu(.
A. n, 497 A.
em<r4>payi(TK,
ca>s,
fj,
457 C.
(eVio-^payiim) " sealing

Schol.
eViVa<7ir, eay, 4,
cKracns, extension, lengthen22.
confirmation; conclusion. Taras. 1436 C. p. 31.

imaippaytarpa, aros, to,
Heph.
5, 2,
ing of a vowel.
Drac. 23,
3.
Intensity.
Dion. Thr. 642, 13
'ETriToirefflj
iwippfipara
;=
preceding.
Eus. U,
Qiiav, (r(p6&pa, ayav,

fVirao-cra), ?o subjoin,
mw,
jaoXioTa).
841 B.
16.
Ill,
49 B.
ov,
6,
V, 516 C.
SynceU. 59,
i7Ti(r(\)payLâiv.
said of the pronoun avros-
314 A.
391 B.
im(T<j)payuTTqs,
Synt. 138, 23.

eViTarocds,
r],
Lucian.
485.
II,
tViirxf 8'afm
^
f],
232.
a-xc8af<! auToo-xf 8if< Philostr.
ov, {imrelva)) intensive,

d-, fa-
applied to
the prefixes
43, 20.
(adpovs, (IdBeos).
10.
Drac.
Arcad. 197,
cma-xîKos,
32,
6u,
(enexo)) checking.
Moschn.
imTonKms, adv.
3, 13.
intensely, earnestly.
TheophiL
obsequies.
checking diarrhoea.
Galen. VI, 331 D.

Jos. B. J. 2, 2, 5.
322 F, yacrrpos.
ii:uTxr)paTi^to
e7nTa<j)ios,
ov,
6,
sc.
6fyqvos,
burial
^^
emcTxoXeopM II, 789 A.

e7r((7xupifA""
<T)(ripMTiâ.
aTrairpôXfa).
Dubious.
us.
5,
Porph. Cer. 275, 14, âaiKiaai, the order for 2. Substantively, T-i the burial of kings. Method. 240 B. cTnTacjimv, funeral dirge.
^^
laxvplôjiai.
Arr. Anab.
iiTiTaXJ>p6a, axra, (Ta<f>pos) to intrench.
Theoph.
25, 2.
-E7rio-<ifa)
Cont. 24, 18.

(o-a)f<),
(0
convey, distribute.
els
Anon.
Med.
Chrys.
233,
II,
tiji/
Tpo<j)riv
188 aaôpivris, quid
D
?
(titul.)
anav to aSipa. 'H KvpiaKri Tijs eot-
eTTLTiyyat
z^
Teyyat.
Philostr. 574.
e7riTiva, to intensify.
Apollon.
t).
Pron, 269
Jos.
A.
cTTiTeKi'da)
(reKvoto),
to
beget afterwards.
JirifTiopaTdopai ((rSypu), to
become consolidated.
Diosc.
27.
Ant.
6, 5, 6.
Diosc. 5, 84, p. 740.

emcraipos, ov,
2,
fTTiTeXeia,
as,
rj,
(eViTeX^s)
completion.
Ari-
(aapa) having body, bulky.

fj,
steas 3.
eTTireXeios, u, ov,
175 (176).
ima-apela, as,
=
rj,
teXeios.
./bs.
Ant. 16,
2,
following.
Nicom.
4, p. 789.
7na(i)pva-is, ecus,
(eiritroipevai')
accumulation. accumulate.
II,
cVireXeidco
TeKeioa, to finish.
Clim. 812
C
I,
Nicom.
Nicom. A.
90.
to
-&qvai, to die.
ima-mpevia ((roipfuo)),
90.
heap up,
10, 5.
to
EwtTeXeo-is, ems,
t),
performance.
Clem. A.
Epict.
1,
Plut.
830
941 A.
eViTeXeoTwcds, ^, ov, (iirtTeKea) capable of effectPtol. Tetrab. 72. BasU. I, 317 A, ing.
eTTiTayrj, ^s,
rjy
(Jirvrdirtrat)
1, 1,
injunction,
command.
et alibi.
Sept. Esdr.
16.
Polyb. 13,
4, 3,
nvgs.
eVtTfXeuTior, ok, (TeXeirr^) final.
Diod.
1, 70,
vopav.
Dion. H.
I,
394, 12.
;
Euagr. 2476
fTTiTaypa, aTos, to, that which is subjoined
ap-
A, oros.
sViTeXto), to observe or celebrate
plied to avTos, as in 6 j3atrt\euy avros

0, e,
also to
and the other parts of t, when they are enclitic. Herodn. Gr. Enclin. 1146. 1145 (cm eo KTjSeTo Xir/v but when eo means of himself, it retains its accent). 2. Reserve,
:
a religious fast Philon II, 320, 27, iopras Koi x"Tatian. 856 A. Martyr. Polyc. 1044 povs. Hippol. 628 B, the A, Tjpipav yeveffKtov. Bits. YI, eucharist. Peir. AZea;. 513 A.
or feast.
Polyb.
5, 53,
3.
Ael.
701 B.
to
Four i(pmapxlai
Tact. 20,
t/'iXoi.
2.
Id.
Also= 4>
16,
3.
=:.
4096 horsemen.
pray.
-adai.
<wo emêvayiai of Impost cjjdpos.
pvfipas.
Greg. Naz. Ill, 160 A, Tifv evxhv, Chrys. IX, 425 A, paprupav ayiav D(yroth. 1829 Cynll. A. X, 357 B.
to cut short, to silence.
Lyd. 40, 21. emTaypanKSs,
imTcpvta (ripvai),
r],
Polyb.
applied to atiTos (eyo) avrds). Apollon. D. Pron. 306 A. 316 C. 339 A. 391 B. 407 C. Synt. 62,
ov,
subjoined
to ;
5, 58, 3,
et alibi.
cTriTepaTEuoftat (rcpaTtvofuii), to
add
to
a marBasiL
vellous story.
Paits. 8,
r),
2, 7.
21.
194, 8.
emTaSe
= im
Arcad. 144,
TaBe,
7.
imTfpTrveaTaros,
Cerul. 788
Sel.
ov,
=i iTnTep/ireararos.
up
to this time.
604 D.
Dubious.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eTTtTeTa/j.evta'i
515
fVtTTjpijmds,
ij,
eiriTpi^rj
di/,
imnTafiivas (itnTelvai), adv. intensely. Diosc. Clementin. 68 B, ttji/ 5, 170 (171). 1, 105.
ifir]V
to
do mischief.
(piKiav
irapaiTfiirafUvav,
peremptorily.
watching for an opportunity Plut. II, 538 E. 2)to<7 7

^'
'
114.

eiriTiTapTos, ov, (rtTaproi)
greater by one fourth ;
as 5
4.
Nicom.
95. 101.
:
Hippol. Haer.
= emnpAâ, = 1909
7ri7-M(
imTieTifu.
Theoph. 653, 3. 5. imnfida, to impose penalty. Jeiun.

^ J
B.
70, 21,
Xoyosf the ratio 5

42.
4.
imnfida,
sical.
to
imTerevyjiivtos (iiriTvyxavo)), adv. successfully.
Diog.
2,
Orig.
I,
1112 B.
Schol.
1153 C.
purposely.
,
rebuke, to bid reprovingly. ClasSept. Zech. 3, 2, eV .to/. Polyb.

5,
hnreTrfieufiivas
(eVtnjSeuffl),
adv.
Dion.
H. V, 205,
Z.
Clim. 917
54, 8, Taif^ Swd/xeo-tv. ilfa. 12, 16, auToIr ira ;i^ iroiTjaamv. 20, 31, aiToTs iva o-iMTrij0"a3(rti/.
imnprjTeov
imTerja)jieva>s {iTnTf/iva),
=
rj,
adv. in
an abridged
PfaVon
Cor.
II,
8 imnp^v. 437 (903), 3.

penalty.
fltppoZ.
Polyb.
8,
1,
2.
form, compendiously. Strdb. 4, 6, 2. Cornut. 217. P(oZ. Tetrab. 107. Oj-tjr. Ill, 928
C.
e'7rtT6Tpae)38o/ios, oi, (rfo-a-apes,
(mnp,[a, as,
Sept. Sa^p.
S, 10.
Paul.
Cyrill.
2, 2, 6.
Haer. 480, 96.

Basilic. 6, 1, 85.
Scyth. V. S. 284 C.
e/SSoôs) greater
euphemism
2.
al&olov.
Artem. 67.
by four sevenths
imreTpafieprj!, ts,
fifths; as 9
:
as 11
7.
Nicom. 108.
by four
imnpos,
(rerpaiifpfjs) greater
5.
Nicom.
99.
firiTCTpatrfpnrros, ov,
(Tre/inros)
preceding.
Nicom. 101.
iiriTevyiia, aros, to,
Agath. 31, 10. Philon H, 285, 13. imnTpaiTKa =^ TiTpojo-Kco. Philon H, 576, 23. cmTp.r]pa, aros, to, {Tp,rlij.a) supplementary segment. Heron Jun. 199, 14.
imTivnp,t
ov, valuable.
= imna.
r/,
(iiriruyxava) successful event,
emroKia, as,
(eViVoKor)
rdfcot tokcov,
com2,
simply success.
Cic.
Agathar. 180, 3. 188, 15. Att. 13, 27. Diod. 1, 27, et alibi. Jos.
successful
2,
pound
Max.
interest.
imToKjajTiov
*eViToîj,
Philon n, 285, 12. hei imroKpuv. Philon
I,
4.
B. J. 3, 5, 6.
fViTetiKTucdr, ^, dr,
:
Tyr. 96, 16.

^r,
^,
favorable, con7.
epitome
Mace.
I, 2, 2,
or
epitoma,
Cic. Att.
venient.
Polyb.
5.
29, 3.
10, 25,
3,
Dion.
Ptol.
abridgment, abstract.
7,

26. 28.
H. VI, 782,
Tetrab. 156.
success.
Epict.
12,
5.
193.
Sept.
Orig. 11, 81
A, to cmrevKriKov,
0pp. Hal.
3,
5, 20.
Dion. H.
572, 17.
16, 8, Ke<;f)aXaia)8ijy.
PAi-
fon
II,
imTexvdCoimi =:z imTexvaoiuu.

194.
irriTop.os, ov, short.
Caesarius 857. 876

adv.
At'
im-
To/iov, (V eTriTopif, briefly.
imTe)(yrjp,a, arcs, rh, (eTrirep^j/ao/uu)
contrivance.
eniT6p,a>s
(îiriTopos},
briefly,
concisely,
9.
Ael.
N. A.
i],
12, 16.
ov,
rtTe;^wj7-ds,
Aristid.
Q.
38.
320 B. Lucian. I, 202. Te\myr6s. CTem. ^. I, 521 A. 581

Eus.
II,
Apollon. D.
Chrys.
Pron.
261 B.
Synt. 215,
Vn,
-^^z.
45 C.
Toêva.
imroêva
cTrtTOTTtcoff,
Dion C.
to
totto),
68,
31,
3.
A.
iiriTrfyaviâ
-:=.
Aristaen,
rrjyavi^m in addition.
1, 1.
zz=z
Diosc.
adv.
cttI
on
the spot.
Eupor.
2,
49, p. 263.
Theoph. 610, 13.
imniSetos, a, ov, respectable.

imrri&etoto, \o
render
ewiTrjSeios.
Achmet. 247. Iambi. V. P.
eiriTpdyrip,a, aros, to,
dessert.
(rpdyrina) second course, Nicet. 755, 14.

Jul, 391
450.
emTTjSeviievas, see eiriTerrjSevfievasemTTjSeuTTji,
iTnTpayrfpuTiôfiai, to eat the dessert.
ov,
6,
B.
iiriTpdvsxris, eas,
17,
imTqbeiav, pursuer.
artificial.
:=
Tpdvauris.
Orig. HI, 340
Jos.
Ant. 19,
17,
1, 5.
Pto/. Tetrab. 163.
B.
fmrridevrds,
dv,
(oriTijSeiito)
Can.
Schol.
iniTpairtîos, ov, (rpdwcâ) on, at or
of the
table,
Apost. 3 ra imrqhfVTo, confectionery.

Arist. Pint. 271.
imTrjSeiai, to
Lucian.
priest.
I,
810.
Basil.
I,
164 B.
siola
imrpaxriî^v, ov, to,

to
(rpdxvôs)
of the
Petr,
ply,
urge.
Thorn. A, 14,
1,
airo.
emrripriaipos,
ov,
Pseudo-CArys. XII, 777 A. Ant. 800 C. TsenAo-Germ. 393 D.

emTpcTn-iKos,
rf
<'";
(imrfipria-is)
to
be
observed.
(imTpewa)
I,
promotive.
Clementin. 444 B, toC Koivmvrja-ai

ewmiprja-is, eus, ^,
Tip,epai.
:
Antyll.
ob-
apud
Orib.
534, 4.
(iTrvnfpia)
observation
servance.
I,
Eus. n, 77 C. 113 A.
Cyrill.
A.
iTTCTpiaKoardnenirros, ov, (rpiaKoaTds, nepiTTOs} Aristid. Q. 115. greater by one thirty-fifth,

eTriTpiaKoaroTpiTos, ov, greater by one thirty-third.
384 B.
emrriprfreov
12.
=:
ov,
Sft iinTqpeiv.
Philon
in
11,
305,
Aristid. Q. 115.
ewtTptfiri,
!js,
s. VI, 972 B.
6,
eirenjprjTris,
overseer,
a monastery.
jury.
Orig.
Siud. 1784 A.
225 C.
(imTpiâ) ruin, perdition, in., 1140. Ill, 1173 B. Eus, IH, Athan. I, 768 D.
17,
I,
Digitized
by Microsoft

eTTlTpi^Cl)
516
CyriU. A.
I,
eTTtcfiiXoveiKeo)
iwiTpiCa
=
4.
Tplâ thereupon.
272
God, of Christ, or of demons.

7,
Sept. Reg.
2,
A.
as 7
II,
345 B, Tovs 6b6vTas.

greater by three fourths ;
23.
Mace.
2, 12.
2,
3,
24.
2, 2,
5, 4. 1,
2, 15, 27.
(TnTpijxeprjs, es, {Tpiiuprjs)

:
Aristeas 30.
Paul. Tim.
Just.
10, et alibi.
Nicmn.
ov, 6,
99.
iniTpcijfis.
(niTpijiiioi,
=:
Aquil. Deut.
23, 1.
Ap. 1, 5. C/em. ^. n, to imcjjdvia, 3. The Epiphany, 393 B. Chrys. II, 369 D the baptism of Jesus.
Clem. R.
emTptrrepwros,
fifths
;
ov, (jpls, irefiirros)

:
greater by three
il/eii.
P. 364, 23.
nobilis.
as 8
5.
Nicom. 108.
(jerapTos)
:=^
iinrpificprjs-
iwuj>avf]S, is,
Superlative, fwupaveora-
imTpiTerapTos,
ov,
Tos,
Tj,
nobUissimus, a title given to the chil-
Nicom. 101.
emrpiTos,
ov, (jplros)
greater by one third

''EmirpiTos irovs,
19.
as
3.
Classical.
epitri3.
tus pes.
imTpkas, adv.
136.
cmTpi\jfis, ems,
Drac. 130,
Terent.
in the ratio
Heph.'S,
to
S.
Aristid. Q. 49.
M.
1546.
Athan. I, 385 C. dren of the emperor. Epiph. Ill, 269 D. 620 C. 561 B. 'Eirufidvris, ovs, 6, Epiphanes, the son of Carpocrates. Clem. j4. I, 1104 C. Hippol. Haer. Theod. IV, 349 D. 292, 98.
cm,(j)dvios, ov, {cm<l>avr)s)
of i
Nicom.
2.
5, 13.
manifest, in full view.
Substantively,
(a) ^
eirupdvios,
sc.
fj,
(emTpiâ) a wearing away.

1.
fjiJiipa
Sept. Ps. 92, 3 as v.
emTpoTTfvo)
(b) ra
or
copTT), rr;
to iwupdvia.
Const. Apost.
ijrupdvia, the Nativity, Christ-
iTTiTpowos
elfii,
Jul. 265 C, TTiv A'iyvTTTov.

eKKkrjaiav, to be
to
be procurator.
Soz. 908 C, rfiv
a bishop.
fniTpojros, ov, 6, the

3, 3,
I;
ôrasm procurator. Strab. 4, 20. 13, 2, 3. Philon U, 517, 14. Epict. Ptut. n, 813 E. Cels. apud Orig. 4, 1. 1569 B. Just. Apol. 1, 13. 34. Tryph.
ov,
30.
imrpovKKiov,
(mTpoKprj,
(rpoOXXa)
sacerdotal
cap.
Epiph. I, (932 B) 936 C. II, 828 B. Chrys. II, 458 D. XI, 22 B. (See also deo(c) ra ewuj)dvux, Epiphania, (j>dvia.) celebrated in commemoration of the baptism of Christ. Ch-eg. Naz. II, 561 C. Chrys. 11, (355 A) 459 B. Const. Apost. 8, 33. Hieron. V, 186. Cosm. Ind. 197 A. B. (See also Clem. A. I, 885 A. 888 A. Pseudo-C%s. VIII, 275 B. Cassian. CoU. 10, 2. Callist.
mas.
Sophrns. 3988 C.
f}!, rj,
18, 53.
Coteler.
HI, 506 C.)

to
^= Tpoiprj.
Jos. Ant. 18, 9,
1.
em<âpix,d(Tt7t)>
((âpndtr(Ta>),
apply medicines
eiriTpoxaC"' ('/"'X^f'")' '" ''" over. VI, 846, 13.
Dion. H.
Dion. H.
again.
Achill. Tat. 4, 16.

out, to declare, as-
iwiTp6)âKos, ov,
V, 116,
8.
VI, 1077, 16.

bfi
imrpoxo-TTiov
= ^
inlrpoxos, voluble.
fTTUpdaKa (^dtrxa)), to give sert. Philon II, 536, 18.

im<pav\ila>
v.
iniTpoxa^cw.
im<pvXKi^<a.
Nicom.
Orig. HI,
1.
Harm.
7.
em(l)av(rKa)
= =
Bus. HI, 657 B.

2,
(pavXiâ.
Sept. Thren.
20 as
em(jiaiva>.
Sept.
5, 14.
Job
25, 5.
11,
31,
cmTpvyaai (rpvydai) 632 C.

emTpv(l)da>
^=
26.
41,
9.
Paul. Eph.
Eus.
to
941
C.
to
(jpv<j>a.a>),
revel in.
Philon H,
Lucian.
3, 5.
eni<jifpop.ai (im(jiipa)), to
come
after,
follow,
392, 4.
emrpiyya
Ill,
(rpayco'), to eat the dessert,
grammar. Heph. 1, 18,

in
404.
Poll. 6, 40.
Ael.
N. A.
in.
(TTiTvyxdvai, to attain, to
succeed
Ignat. 644
Dion. Thr. 632, 2, (jiavfjevTi. 2. To bear a letter. a.(pavm. Max. Conf. II, 644 D, oTiXXa^riv. [Athan. I, 603 ijrolaijTai :=. ineviyiaiTai.J
B, 6rjpLopax^(rai. 645 A, piaBrfnis etvai. Lyd. 307, 18. 814, 23 i7nTei$eTai. 2. To happen. Cleomed. 14, 9, impersonal rvxflv ?
eTTixjirjiua-iios,
ov,
6,
(fTrwîj/itfo))
2, 9.
naming
3.
ominously.
ewt(j)ripi(TTeov
To know how to do a
\_Orig. I,
rj,
=
3.
Strab. 6,
8el
eTn^rjiiiêai.
Philon H,
thing.
Leant.
452, 4.
*ejTi<jiddvo> (_(j}6dvoi>), to anticipate.
Cypr. 1736 C.
firiTVxla, as,
453 C emrirvxa.']
success.
(cTrtTupfijs)
1, 6, 4,
Sept. Sap.
Patric. 124,
rive at.
Vit. Nil.
Batrach. 217. Jun. 56 A, to ai--
13, 19.
Polyb.
et alibi.
589, 16.
Philon
11,
326, 21,
Dion. H. I, advantage.
[Damasc. H, 268
A iirujiBacrdeis.']
em<f>deypa, aros, to, (iirupBeyyopMi) exclamation
2.
kitting.
Achmet. 155,
Polyb.
3,
Trjs (r(f>aipas.
(wpoi eyo)
eiriraOaiTiws, ov, 6,
ing, raillery.
fm(j)aiva>, to
(emTaOaâ) mockery, jeer80, 4.

5, 6, 6.
:
.') Apollon. D. Adv. 537, 10. Synt. 52, 26, KKip-iKov, the interjection S).
em(j)6eyiiaTiK6s,
appear.
Polyb.
Luc. Act.
66, 2.
117,
Poem.
771(^1,
13, 1,
27, 20.
[Grammatical forms
1,
aor. cTriâva
im(j}dopo!, ov,
rj, Heph. ov, exclamatory. a line appended to a stropha. (jpdeipat) destructive. Lyd. 309, 1.
eV60i)i/a.
Sept. Ps. 30, 17.

79.
rj,
Epiphi, an Egyptian month,
27.
Luc.
iravaijuis.
Iren. 524 B.]
Se;:i(.
Mace.
3, 6, 38.
P/W.
11,
372 B. AchUl.
im(j}dveia, as,
(m(f)avr)s)
1,
appearance,
sight,
3,
Tat. Isagog. 999 C.

cm(piKovecKia)
dition.
view.
Polyb.
54,
94, 3, Tqs fip,epas.
2.
2.
2, 29, 1.
3, 6, 6.
(piXovciKea in opposition or adII,
The manifestation of
Chrys.
142 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
e7n(f)\eôro/ie(o
eir|)Xej3oTOfie<
517
in
addition.
eni4,avt]âTiKS>s,
STit'ôpijyea
adv.
=;
<j)\efioTOiifai
7.
Antyll.
apud
Orib. II, 41,
Hermog. Khet.
inflammation.
3, 23, 31.
79, 2.
im(j>\eyiia, aros, to,
(sn-u^Xe'ya))
fm<l>a,vriiidTioi>, ov, to,
Iambi. Adhort. 362.

em(p\vyii6s, ov, 6,
Aquil.
an epiphonema. Pseudo-Demefr. 51, 3. little epiphonema. Evict

like
(iwujikvai)
=:
eTri^Xva-fios.
eTTicjxavrja-is, ftos,
Gen.
2j 6.
em<j>\.i(<o ::= iin(j>\eyat
intransitive.
Sophrns.
17, shout, exclamation : cheers, applause, for a lecturer. Plut. I, 621 A. Apollon. D. Adv. 531, 9. Poll. HI.
2,
3681 C.
em(j>oin)ins, e<os,
tj,
em^ffli/ijre'oi/
;=
SeT inKpaveiv.
Epiph.
I,
(eTrKôtrao))
a coming upon:
Jos. Ant. 17,
2,
253
1.
manifestation, appearance.
4, p.
emâ(7Km
{eTrKpava-Ka), to
831.
Tatian. 844 A, dai/wvav.
Hippol.
Luc. 23, 54.

enujxono-p^s,
dawn. Chron. 410, 14.
Matt. 28,
585 C, ToS KvpLov.

dyi'ou Tn/evfiaros.
PamphU. 1552 A, toO Method. 405 A. CyrUl.

Oejr. iVyss.
of), 6,
(payruTpos.
Plut. II, 936
H. 1088 A.
*im(j)opd,
as,
fj,
Caesarius 1141.
emxaiva
I,
(j(aivai)
to
L. inhio,
to
gape
at.
Lucian.
ni, 420 D. 581 A.

(îin.(pep(o,
349,
look wistfully
ov,
eTTUpipofiai)
rush
et
*i7nxaipdyados,
Strah.
at.
toIs dyaBois fTTixaipav;
2. The the defendant opposed to 3> A coming

alibi.
;
upon, attack
violence.
Polyb.
3, 65, 7,
opposed to imxaipexaKos.
1, 3,
Eratosth.
apud
plaintiff's
argument against
aTroXoyia. PhUostr.
22.
ernxoipfo-iKaKos, ov,
imxaipiiaiKos.
Eus. V,
Orig.
I,
Drac. 14, 16, rov SiirXoO 22 in the word ' Afivia-o-idSris. 4. Apposition, in grummiir. Lesbon. 171 (184).
542.
after.
173 (186) KoT eTTUpopdv, by apposition. Conclusion z=z (rvfmfpa(Tjj.a, in a syllogism.

Chrysipp.
1014, 10.
5.
93 B.
eTTixmprjmKaKos,
ov,
=:
preceding.
420 A. 588 A.
7rixaipT](nitaKcos,

to hail
Did.
A. 1177 D.
inixaKa^da (xaKa^da),
I,
apud
76.
Sext. 87, 29.
Diog.
7,
VI, 569 A. Apollon. D. Pron. 311 B. C

Dio^r. 7, 194.
if.
Dion.
upon nvd. Lucian.

Lucian. HI,
Ptol.
Clem. A.
II,
175.
enixapievTiôimi
=z
xctpt^vrlôp.ai.
*HTot eypai/fe Aiovvo'to;, ^ fiteXeâro,

fitfXe'âTo
is
the
iin(f)opd.
=:::;
where ^
426.
cTTix'^piKos,
ij,
Visitation of
ima-Ke\lfis.
OV,
inlxapis.
Tetrab.
divine providence,
Doroth. 1764 B.
ivufiopea), to
iiria-KoTrrj,
144.
cTtixapos, ov,
^=
im(j)opiK6s,
become pregnant. T], 6v, L. illativus,
Anc.
illative,
25.
eTTtxatrpdofiat
Lesbon.
imxavvoopai
362.
imx^lpria-is,
= =
1.
imx<^pvs.
Ptol. Tetrab. 164.
;âo'/xao/xat at.
Heliod. 4,
5.
pâuvdo/âi.
Iambi.
Adhort.
171 (183).
Apollon. D. Conj. 494, 13. 519,
20, avvSea-fios, illative
conjunction (apa, roito
ear,
fj,
argument.
Dion. H. V,
Sext. 101,
nv, Toiydproi, Toiyapovv).

iirupopriâ
{(jtopriâ)),
248, 2 as v.
Hermias 1169 B.
ov,
overburden.
Jos.
11,
25.
emx'siprjTiKos,
f],
Apion.
2, 9.
Poll. 1, 99.
Clem. A.
445
(iTrixîpeio)
argumentative.
A.
ejTUJmpToa,
coo'a,
Epict.
1, 8, 7.
Plut. II, 978 B.
:^
(poproco, to load.
Porph.
iinxeifnjTOi, ov, that
may
be undertaken.
Dion,
Adm.
(Tr/s
99, 13 'EmtpopTacras avrov diro 6dKd<T-
H. n,
25.
714, 10.
TO,
Ka/irjKovs iwaKo<rias,
it.
having loaded nine

weight or bur-
emx^tpov, ov,
emx'îpovoiiia
0paxiv ?
Sept. Jer. 31,
hundred camels with

den.
eirujiopTapa, aros, to, additional
=
2.
;êt/)oi'o/ic(
in singing.
4.
Phi-
Porph. Cer. 480,

fj,
1 7.
Ion
I,
298,
n, 371, 41. 485,
eiritppa^K, eas,
(e7ri^pdo-<ria)
stopping up.
18, 54.
Plut. II, 891 C.
a blocking up, Hippol. Haer.
imxt<^, topour upon.
[Cornut. 22 imxveaaav
emxâirav.l
itnx^peico
iiTUJ>povTlâ) ==: {ppovriô).
Eust. Ant. 629 A.

to
3,
XVP^^'"Basil. Sel. 572 C.
'^^'
^^^'
^*^'
^'
^'
im(j>vX\iâ>, itra,
(ewi<j)vW[s)
22.
2,
glean grapes.
Orig. TSJ,
imxioviio, jjaa, (x'o"') '" "<""
^V"-
Theoph.
Sept.
Thren.
1,
20.
50.
670, 6 ToS irdyovs

ÔTxXedf<B I, 193, 46.
alibi.
632 C.
im(j)(ovca), to
eTraficavriiia,
iiti.x'^vriBivTos.
xKcvdâ.
Babr. 82, 4.
Plut.
I,
Philon
75 A, et
say the responses.

to
Eus. V, 76 B.
n,
563, 10.
aros, t6, (ejiK^KDi/fo))
epiphoneexclamation.
I,
ma,
Dion.
addition
a sentence:
10.
6.
V, 398, Eermog. Rhet. 172,

9.
H.
665 F. Pseudo-Deme^r. 49,

Plut.
epi-
emxodCa, daa, ix"^) to pour libations Lyd. 66, 13. imxains. Strab. 15, 1, 16. fVtx<"7) ^^' Vt
imxopiy^''
upon.
51, 1.
rj,
emâiMjimTiKos,
6v,
of the nature of an
10.
phonema.
Hermog. Khet. 174,
furnish, to supply. XPVy^'"' '" Dion. Diod. II, 587, 10. Sept. Sir. 25, 22. Strab. 11, 14, 16. H. I, 315, 5, et alibi.
= =
Digitized
by Microsoft
eiri'XppTjyrifia
518
Clem. R.
1,
eirotrreia
addition. Epict.
Paul. Cor.
38.
eirtxoprjyriiia,
2,
9,
10, et alibi.
eVti/reXXi'foi (i/reXXi'fio), <o lisp in

3, 24,
88. (^njyiui) scum.
aros, to, (imxopr}yiU>)

4, 17, p.
additional
emylnjyjia, aros, to.
Diosc.
5,
supply.
Aihen.
f),
140 C.
126 (127).
(myjrfj<j>iins,
eias,
imxopriyla, as,
Phil. 1, 19.
Orig.
Paul. (imxopvy') supply. Eph. 4, 16. Theophil. 1016 A. IV, 40 A. Eus. VI, 876 B.
imxoprjyov.
^,
(eVt^/'IJ<^l'f<)
calculation-
Heron Jun.
im-îBvpiio)
Siurf.
187, 24.
\jft6vpiCa).
=.
ov,
Proc. HI, 141, 17.
(TTixoprjyos, ov, 6, =:= 6
Epipk.
II,
848 B.
f],
569 A.
emxopiap,pLK6v perpou, epichoriambic verse, the Arislid. Q. Heph. 14, 2. sapphic verse.
50,
imtoviKos,
QiaviKos) epionicus.
Heph.
5 'EmaviKov djro jieiôvos,

kcHkov ivScKaaiXKaôv.
sc. fierpov,
14,
'AX-
14, 8, otto cXd(T(roi/os,
a choriambus preceded by a trochaic
two
'IcoKiKot
ajr'
eXdo-o-ovor
preceded by an
noKva-xipaTurrov.
dipody. ewixpalva
7,
iambic
;;(patj'<B.
dipody.
(SyKot)
16,
5,
Lucian.
II,
798.
Poll.
Aristid. Q. 56.
eiroyKOs, ov,
129.
(;(pe/iri'f<o),
:=
eyKvos.
Iambi. V. P.
imxpep-eTiCa)
11,
^0 nei^/i a/.
Leant.
spit at
398.
eVdfo)
1980 C.
= ofm
f],
emxpep-TTTOjiai (xpepjrTopai), to
TivL.
hawk and
iiroiKia, as,
5e;)<.
Ex.
7,
18. 21.
aTTOiKia.
App. H,
1, 1.
363, 12.
Lucian.
Ill, 21.
2.
I,
Villa.
Geopon. 10,
eTToiKifm, (V<, (cTTotKos) io seHie Ttvd in
a colony.
888,
PUlostr. 199. 489.

iirlxptcis,
ea>s,
fj,
Cyn7Z. ^.
<^^
961 C.
App.
a
90.
I,
168,49.
fa>s,
fj,
(imxp^'")
anointing,
iiroiKUTis,
a colonizing.
App. U,
smearing.
c7n'xpio-/xa,
Strab. 4, 4, 6, p. 312, 1.
aros,
to,
58.
1,
unguent.
Diosc.
eTToiKoSopifj,
fjs, fj,
(înoiKoSopea) building.
Clem.
Galen.
II,
imxpi.o'Tfov
247 C.
379 B. Geopon.
16, 18, 1.
A. U, 480 A.
ewoiKoSoprjpa, arcs, to,
II,
hfi emxpiî'V.
preceding.
Clem. A.
emxpta-ros, ov, smeared on: that
2.
p.
on.
Diosc. Eupor.
1,
31.
smeared Plut. II, 102 A.

be
may
45 B.
17,
eiroiKovojita, as,
{oiKovoixia) the
management of
2.
Painted (woman's face).
Max. Tyr.
2,
a subject, in rhetoric.
inoKovpeco
78, 40.
iwixpod, as,
^,
=
^=
^=
rj,
Longin. 11, Philon fmoiKovpiat.

inujiepav,
Orig.
II,
202,
following.
Athen.
16,
12.
42 D.
rj,
enouTTiKOS,
ov,
1,
1469
341
inixpoia, as,
II,
(xpoid) color, tinge.

Orig. Ill,
Clem. A.
A.
eTTO/cXafo) ^z: ofcXd^cD
325 A.
852 B.
Cic. Att. 6, 9.
eW.
Greg. Nyss.
slip
I,
iiTixpovios, a, ov,
xp^vios.
C.
Heliod. 4, 17.
(ôKifrBaivta),
3, 7, 29.
iirtxpcavwpi (^poivvvpC), to color, to paint over.
iitoKurBaivdi
to
in or upon.
Plut. II, 395 D. E.

epv6y]paTL, with,
Lucian.
Ill,
195,
ra
Jos. B. J.
iTToXoipvpapat
6\o(l>vpofiai ini Tivi.

4.
Jos. B. J.
ivixixns, fas,
fj,
suffusion of eyes.
Sophrns.
6, 4, 8.
Prooem.
3618 D.
inixvapiov,
lirixyrkov
Clim. 1072 A.
ov, to,
eTTo/ijSpco), ô-o), (o/ij3poy)
^=
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(0
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ewer.
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I,
48, 21.
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13, 2, eJy airrovs.
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hei
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see
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apud
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rjpos,
6,
7.
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:i= KaTaicKvo'p.os.
imxvri)p,
(îmx^co)
a kind of ewer.
grant, permission.
3,1.
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.4. I,
825 A.
Symm.
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r],
eiTa>p.iov.
iiTixo>pri<Ti-s, <By,
(fVi;(iBpt'()
3,
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Sept. Esdr.
2,
Kot imxo>pri(rw Kipov.
Act. 3, 135, p. 58 b, 26, Ka6apTiK6v, an
Arr. Anab.
6, 25, 2.
application.
eTTovftStfrn
eVipfiiptos, ov, o/" tAe
country, not of the city. Neocaes. Can. 13, Trpea-^vTepot, country presbyters, as
2, 5, 1,
=:
I,
dveibi^cD.
Jos.
Ant.
18, 6,
2.
opposed to
p.
ci/;/
presbyters.
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eTTovofjLao'ta,
628 A.
as,
iSfc-aft.
164,
18
01
:^
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SevTOL.
ijriX'iXTis,
a naming. (eTrovo/idfco) ^, 256 B. 257 C (the baptismal formula Ets ro ovopa roO TroTprfs, (c t. X.).
Clementin.
cms, ^, (eTrtp^tivvufii)
PoZi/ft.
a heaping up of
E?ro|if<<) (d|if<B), <o
?Mrn
acirf.
Erotian. 266.
Sept.
earth.
4,
41,
9.
en-ofuvoD (d^ûvo)), io accelerate.
Mace.
2,
im-âp,p.iâ> (yjrdp.p.os), to cover with sand.
HeeTTOTToifo) (eTTor, TToteo)), to
ron Jun. 222, 15.

emâv(Tis,
ea>s,
fj,
write hexameters.
NU.
yjrava-is.
Clem. A.
8, 7.
11,
88
221 B.
ejrojrreia, as, ^, (eiroTrreuiB)
A.
Diog.
9,
32.
Ael. N". A.
insight,
the highest
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as,
tj,
eirrai
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in theurgy.
ejroTrTeuirif,
1
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rjs, fj,
17,1,37.
(eTTe'xo))
tilities.
t),
Polyb. 38,
Just. Apol. 1, examination of the entrails of incorrupt children, for magical pur{Socr. 3, 13 UaHbas KaraBveui aJ^doposes.
cms,
inspection.
Just.
Tryph. 102.
Plut.
I,
3, 2,
8, abuufiBopani irai&av,
cessation of hosKarh rhv w6K,p.ov. 2. Suspension of judg;

i,
ment, in the Pyrrhonic philosophy.
Chrysipp.
1, 4,
apud
Plut.
n, 1036 A.
alibi.
Epict.
11.
881 B, et
Numen. apud Eus.
povs appevas Koi

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in, 1201c.
5' 1-
inspector,
examiner of things to
Theoph. Cont.
Strab. 5,
3"
be sold
346, 12.
ejroTtros,
3, 12.
Basilic. 56, 8, 13.
1208 C. Galen.Tl,l& A. Sext. The position or orbit of a planet.

Plut.
1,
ov, (i<popda>) in sight, visible.
Gemin. 757 B. Nicom. Harm. 6. C. D. 4. A holding fast. Poth. 1444 B. Iambi. Myst. 15,
24
Martyr.
Fishery, fishing-place.
16. 5. Leo. Novell. 151. 202
eTTopyiôfuu (opyiôfuu), to be
angry
at.
Sept.
seq.
eno)(r;a'is,
Dan. 11, 40.

iTTopdtat
Mace.
2, 7,
33.
cms,
fj,
(enoxîi) a bringing or carry-
eiroprnfuu.
Clim. 885 B.
ing
I,
to.
eiTopBpevojuu
:=
ov,
opOpevopai.
Dion. Chrys.
noise,
inoxXea
II,
Iambi. V. P. 136.
dp^Xe'm, to trouble.
372,26.
iiTopOpia fws,
Poll. 1,71.
6,
eiroxvpoo) (oxvpoa), to fortify

shout.
still
Simoc. 39, 16. more. Diod.
(JiTop6piâ>)
532, 85.
(ejroxos),
Plut. II,
654 F.
to
2, 6,
eiroxas
KOTO.
adv.
by being well-seated.
iiropKiâ, lira, (opxifta)
Just.
Apol.
Laod. 26. Cyrill. H. 348 -aB^vai. Written also Jul. Frag. 191 E, haifiovwvras. eKJmpKiâ. Chrys. X, 1 C. Cyrill. A. IV, 812 C.
Xpurrov.
adjure: to exorcise. Toi dvopuiTos 'iriaov Athan. I, 385 C.
Simoc. 237, 23.

eiro\jrla,
as,
rj,
the
2,
being an JiroTmjs, inspec-
tion.
Themist.
n.
Theod. TV, 122i
J).
Justinian. Cod. 10, 55, 1, office of inspector.
Theoph. 758, 12.
Basilic. 56, 8, 13.
iiropKiafios, oS, 6,
H. 348 A.
Epiph.
(enopKiâj) exorcism.
I,
Cyrill.
eWd, seven. Sept. Gen. 7, 3 'Eirra inrd, seven and .leven, by seven, by seven and seven, seven
by seven; a Hebraism.
417
i<j)opKurii6s.
Diod.
1, 63.
2, 11.
UiropKurnjs, ov, 6, exorcist.
Just.
Apol.
2,
6.
18, 4
Ta
iirra eiriâvsuTaTa epya,
ra
eTrra
Tryph. 85. Eus. II, 621 B. 756 A. Laod. 24. Epiph. n, 825 A. Theod. Mops. 892 A. Ant. Can. 10 e<f)opicL(TTT]s-
Karovopaôfieva fpya, or to ETrra piyurra epya,

the seven
wonders of the world.

a-o(j)oi,
A Oi
eirra
the seven wise
eiropvfTtrai
z^
opvtriTta.
Achill. Tat. 3, 8-
C. 43, 51,
9.
48, 32, 4 Ol iirra avSpes,
fTTovXai,
ai,
the Latin
oirdKapla.
epulae
Lyd. 11.
gum-boil.
:=: evaîai-
Soman septemviri
TraiSes, the
epulones.
Tatian. 888 men. Dion the Oi ewra

slept
Lyd. 11.
iiTovKapia,
^
ij,
seven young
men who
one
hundred and eighty-four years

Diosc.
5, 92,
in
a cave
Horol.
eirovXis, iSos, ^, (ouXoi')
near Ephesus.
Octobr. 22.
eTtTcuurrpos, ov,
Phot. TV, 100 A.
p. 758.
eirovXtoriKos,
ov, (eiTovXoa)
promoting
1,
the heal-
(irrra
aarpov')
apicros, the
iirrdaTepos.
ing
up of wounds.
Diosc.
180, p. 159, tov
Martyr, Areth. 36,

cTTTa^tjSXos,
ov,
Great Bear.
(\>apvyyoi.
(/3i|3Xof)
consisting
of seven
enovpia^co
3^
oio'co,
ewovpl^co.
Lucian.
II, .57.
IH,
books.
Psell 926 A.
197.
eirrdyavos, ov, (yavia) heptagonal.
Nicom. 121,
enovpoa,
Polyb.
(enovpos) to have a fair wind.

(ov<ria) excess.
(oiiruiSi/s)
2,
10, 6.
17,
aptBpos, heptagonal number, formed by adding the hexagonal number to the corre-
iTovaia, as,
inoviriaSrit, es,
attributive.
Gemin. 856 C. Drac.
sponding trigonal number

heptagonal.
as 3 -}- 15
=
1,
18
22.
Heron Jun.
135, 4.
Strab. 15,
cTTrdSvpos, ov, seven at a birth.

fiTova'uiHns, eas,
fj,
^=
ovaiaais, hypostatization.
Orig.
to
[Formed
iTrraBvvapos,
after the analogy of 8i8u/ioy.]

ov,
Leont.
I,
1720 C.
fj,
iiTO(j)ei\rj, rjs,
(Svvapis) of seven powers or
6(}>ci\rj.
VH,
cast
192 C.
longing
I,
forces.
iirraeTripls,
eirotftBiAficai, ô-o),
(o(j>6dXii6s)
Hippol. Haer. 318, 70, Siva/usiSos, rj, {eros) period of seven years.
(fjrraenjj)
glances
at,
to
look wistfully at.
Plut.
271
Dion. Alex. 1333 B.

iirraens,
t8os,
I,
r],
C, ^jfpaxTiv.
i'iro(j>6dKiudm, zz^
Alex.
yl.
572 B, 7^
I,
eKKKrjirla.
seven years old.
preceding.
Orig.
to
Jos. Ant. 1, 19,
Phildn
393, 45.
10.
Plut.
I,
857 C.
125 C.
in addition.
5.
iirraiipepos, ov,
îTa<j)KuTKdva>
(6(p\uTKavci>),
owe
76, 1, 5.
tTTToi'
Themist. 99, 22.

288,
7.
4gath. 254,
Men. P.
(viupa) of seven days. Ditm C. Greg. Naz. II, 644 C. Cedr. I, 305, eirroKtr, seven times
20.
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fTrraKmSeKafTris, s, (eTrraKaiteKa, ctos)
520
of sevenseventeen
eircod&o
ewrarrXoa), aa-a, (JirTairXooi) to multiply by seven.
teen
years.
Diod.
ov,
2,
2,
^povos,
Pseudo-Germ. 392 C.
im-anXaip.evas (inTanXow'), adv. by m.ultiplying
years.
fTTTaKatScKcifieTpos,
ScTiol. Arist.
inraKaiScKa fxerpav.
seven by seven.
11, 9.
Sophrns. 3985 C.
Pao. 1320.
errrdaTjpos, ov, (âijpu)

3.
inTa^povos-
Heph.
3,
inraKaieLKOcraeTrjs or iwraKaieiKoiracTrjs, is, (iwra

Kcu (Uoa-i, erof)
12, 1.
of twenty-seven years.
VI, 867,
8.
Dion.
eTTTaordStot, ov,
Aristid. Q. 35.
iirrd araSlav,
of seven
sc.
stadia.
H.
II,
651, 4.
Strab.
1,
3,
18.
13,
1,
12,
hidxmipa.
eiTTaKmeiKo(nf),6pios, ov,
{fxopiov) twenty-seventh.
Scymn. 649.
iirrdcnepoi, ov,
{doTrjp')
Theol. Arith. 4.
cirTaKmemo(n7rXa<Tlcov,
a-ios.
seven-starred, epithet
ov,
^=. enTaKaLeiKoo'i'irXd18, 55.
of the SpKToi.
Galen.
Vm,
505 D.
Clem.
Pint.
II,
890 C. Hippol. Haer.

(kouXo's)
A.U, 372 A.
iwrdoToXos,
ov, ioToXrf) having seven garments. Hippol. Haer. 142, 11, <pv<ns, referring to the
eTTTaKavkos,
sticks.
ov,
with
seven stems or
Nicom. 48.
cTTTaKeipaKos, ov,
II,
Cosm. Carm. Greg. 342. (KfipoKr)) seven-headed. Epiph.

OV,
(ÊTTTaKoo-toi)
seven planets.
cTrrdoT/joôr, ov,
533 D.
7],
=
:^
iwra arpocftav, consisting of

15, 4.
eight
sTTTaKooLooTos,
seveu hun-
seven strophae.
cTTTaToXavTos, ov,
talents.
Heph. Poem.
dredth.
iTTTaHOOTOS,
Cleomed. 58, 27.

fj,
OV,
f^SoflTIKOOTOS.
Epiph.
Jul.
II,
iwra rdXdvrav, worth Themist. 284 B.
340 A.
eTTTOKTiv, 0,
fi,
eTTTOTopos, ov, (jopos) in seven volumes.

(âKrls) with
Soar.
seven rays.
172
841 A.
i7rra(f>eyyris,
Psell.
es,
927 A.
(<|)eyy<)
D.
eTTTOKfflXoy, ov,
having seven
lights.
a stropha of seven KaXa.

worth seven coins
?
Schol.
Philon
planets.
I,
504, 26,
referring to the seven
Arist.
Ean. 219.
Porph.
ocrd-
7n-dXios, ov, (fTTTa)
inTd<l>avos, ov, (ipavrf)
heptaphonos,
severir-
Cer. 473.
XtOff.)
(See also ivvdKios, fâXtor,

ov,
fiTTaKo(j)os,
hilled,
(Xdcôs)
L.
septicollis,
seven2.
epithet of
Rome.
S%ZZ.
Cic. Att. 6, 5,
2, 18,
Plut.
n, 280 D.
I,
et alibi.
502 D. Lucian. HI, 361, oTod (at Olympia), resounding seven times. 7rrd0ci)Toy, ov, ((j)S>s) with seven lights. PseudoTheophyl. B. IV, 1229 D. Philon I, 28, 43. iTrraxfi, adv. in seven parts.
voiced.
Plut.
11,
iTTTap-epris, fs, (jutpos)
consisting
of seven parts.
errrdxop&os, ov, (;ôpS^) seven-stringed.
Dion,
53.
Philon
45, 35.
a,
iirTap.rjvm'ioi,
ov,
H. in, 1487,
enrap.r)vos.
9.
Strab. 13, 2, 4.
Nicom.
Nicom. 47.
PZtd. II,
Philon
I,
29, 47.
Iambi. V. P. 260.
Cornut. 10.
Jos. Ant. 6, 11, 4.
ejTTdxpovos, ov, {xpovos)
908 B.
errTafirjvios, ov,
=
rj,
in prosody.
inTaiaivos.
(prj-njp)
Nicom. 48.
chil-
iirrdapos, ov,
45.
iirrripris, eor,
tj.
of seven times (shorts'), Drac. 130, 28. Heph. 3, 3. (mpa) of seven days. Nicom.
(eTrrd)
eTTTap-riTcop, opos,
mother of seven
the
dren.
Pseudo-/os. Mace. 16, p. 518.

ov, TO,
vessel with seven banks
fiiTafiopiov,
(fioptov)
seventh part.
of oars.
50.
Polyb.
1, 23, 4,
et alibi.
Diod. 20,
Plut.
I,
33 E.
Poll. 1, 82.
iT!Tap.op<pos, ov, (iiop(j)rj)
of seven forms. Method.

ivith
iiTTdpocftos, ov, {opo(pr])
seven stories high. Diod.
73 C.
enrd/iulor, ov, {p-iâ)
14. 30.
lamp
seven nozzles.
Sext.
iTTcoSri, ijs,
17,
^ ejrmSdr.
Dion. H. V, 13,
2.
Did. A. 700 C.
iTrTOTraXcuoTOs, ov,
Epiph.
II,
509 D.
ETrmSiKof,
T),
ov,
(ena&os) epodic, having an epode
^=
f'nra TraXaicrrai/.
after the antistrophe.
Heph. Poem.
8, 3. 4.
454, 19.
eTn-dirrj-yos,
eVwSds, oC,
ov,
^, (Ae epotie
of an ode.
Dion. H. Y,
(injyri)
having seven springs.

TrXavrjrmv.
131, 11.
221, 6.
Aristid. Q.
58.-2.
The
Mas-
Epiph. Mon. 269 A.

(nTOTrKavrjs,
es,
culine, 6 iTTtoSos, e
podos
lines.
the second line

epodos i&
etttq
Secund.
by
in a stropha of
two
II,
635.
enraTrXao-idfo), do-o), {cirtairXao-ios) to multiply
shorter than the first line.
49
1,
(?).
Plut.
507
Philon I, 312, D. Heph. 7, 5.

159, 8.
seven.
Heron Jun.
121, 19.
215, 17, et alibi.
Hermog. Rhet. 158,

61.
o(
,
16. 22.
Diog.
(KTanXaoiaopAs,
ov, 6, multiplication
by seven.
Heron Jun.
2,
(KTarrXairiav, ov,
12, 6.
Rhetor. VII, 815, 25.-3. Plural^ ettmSoi, e p o d i odes consisting of coup-
oirarrXdo-tor.
Sept. Reg.
lets,
the second line of each couplet being
fTjTOTrXao-i'ms
(eTrraTrXda-ios),
7.
f),
adv. seven times.
an en-fflSdr (2). Plut. II, 1141 A to en-mSd. Heph. Poem. 12, 1. Diomed. 485, 18.
enmbvvia, as,
fj,
Sept. Ps. 11,

tnrdTrXi/yor, ov,
(ejreoSuvos) :=: oSivi].
Strab. 15,
ai
iwra nXrfyal, the seven
1,
45, p. 215, 10.
plagues.
Mai.
65, 6.
irrmdea
o>dfa>.
Plut.
I,
803 D, et
alibi.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eirmOi^m
fTT<o6Lâ>
521
Ill, 587.
epyoTrapeKTrji
T),
preceding.
(TraKedpog, ov,
Lucian.
oKedpios.
Sophrns. 8697
written sTrSKeBpos.
eTTafiarlîo,
the Latin herb a ôrdvri, woa. 2, 167 (168). 3, 117 (127), et aUbi. lp/3ouXos, ov, apparently the Latin h e 1 v o 1 u s
(pâ,
^
Diosc.
A.
91.
II,
mistake for 200 A.

ov, to,
fTrtjrta/iaTifm.
Cyrill.
eirtttfiibiov,
small iiranis.
App.
I,
819,
helveolus, yellmmsh. Athen. 1, 48, 27 C, olvos. ipyd^, a mistake for dpyrff epydôpm, to effect. Just. Tryph. 117, yej-eVâi
or
p.
Ti.
eVoofiifoftat
(afiiôfuu), to take
Ill, 590.
on one's shoul74, 12,
2.
Tb
belabor, to beat.
Theoph. 341,
ders.
Lucian.
Leo Diac.
16, Toiis troXefiiovs.
{Sept. Gen. 29, 27.

Sir. 13,
Ex.
\i6ov.
iirSfUos, ov, (_&iJ,os)
20, 9 ipya
epyda-erai.
=:
epydtrr).
4 ipyarai
on the shoulders; pertaining Lucian. 11, 447. Genes. to the shoulders. 2. Substantively, to iirafuou z= ajM88, 6. Fsend-Aihan. IV, 264 B. Damasc. (fmpiov. II, 380 D. Porph. Cer. 721, 23 iiropidcov iirap.LS, i'8ot, ij, the ephod of the Jewish priest.
Luc. 19, 16 Trpoa-rjpydo-aTo. Act.

to,
18, 3 ^pydffro.]
fpyoXeiov,
ou,
workhouse.
Porph.
Adm.
270.
epyaaia, as,
17,
wort, faior.
Zmc. 12, 58 Aoj ep-
yaa-lav awijKKdxSai, try to be delivered.
(Com-
Sept.
II,
Ex.
28, 6.
byter.
3. The d>p,oif)6piov of a presApophth. 284 A. 3. Side of a door Sept. Ezech. 41, 2. irapaards.
151, 84.
f),
29, 5.
Sir. 45, 8.
PhUon
pare the Latin operam dare.) epyao-ir, ecas, rj, preceding. B.
Barsan. 896
kirapxxTia,
as,
epyatrrqpiaKos,
eâ>po<ria.
Schol. Arist.
Pint. 725.
eVo)/ioT7)s, ov, 6, (iirop.vvpi)
rj, ov, pertaining to a workshop, handicraftsman, shopkeeper. Polyb. 38, 4, 5, avBpaTToi, handicraftsmen. Diod. II, 585,
perjurer.
Caesarius
90.
Leant. Cypr. 1724 A.

6, (ipyaarripiov, apxa) master Macar. 705 D. 6, (ipydôpai) workman. Apollon.
977.
eiraviptov, ov, to,
II,
epyao-Trjpiapxis, ov,
cognomen,
surname. Plut.
of a shop.
ipyaarris, ov,
560 E.
iirSwpov, ov, TO, the
Roman cognomen.
Dion.
Plut.
H.
I,
II,
902, 16.
Also,
D. Conj. 500,
C.
ipyareia, as,
21.
545, 10.
Galen. VI, 30
adno
Sept.
men
406 C. D.
Philipp. 84.
ij,
Dion C.
72, 22, 3.
âpva
11, 8.
or eiTfopvopai
^=
apvopai.
Zach.
Schol.
16.
f), ipyao-la, work. Sept. Sap. 7, Clem. A. H, 313 C. Joann. Mosch.
2885 D.
liratTis, ISos,
(mrts) handle
of a cup.
epyarevopai, evaopai,
92.
=
=z
ipydôpai.
Diod. 20,
I,
Clem. 788 C.
eirm<pe\ris, is,
(axêXeo)) useful.
Poll. 5, 136.
Poll. 5,
ipyarrja-ios, a, ov,
productive land.
Plut.
349
ivatpeXws,
135.
?pa, a?,
adv. usefully, profitably.
B.
ipyemo-Tairia, as,
Inscr. 2779,
6.
fj,
Themist. 306, 20.

IJ,
L.
terra
337, 20.
y^, earth; occurring
eirurrama
tSiv
tS>v
'ipyav.
in the derivatives epafe, i^-fpaio, ev-epoi, evepdev.
ipyemtTTaTea, rjaa,
Inscr. 2965.
ipyoSia)KT<o
=: ijruTTdTtjs
flp,i.
epyav
elp,L
Strab. 16, 4, 27.
Erotian. 140.
ês.
'EpfOipcTpriv, TrjV yemp.eTpiav.

ipavapios, ov, 6, (epai/oy)
^^
ipyoSiaKTrjs
Sept. Par. 2,
one toAo
&es on
charity.
8, 10,
rw
Xac5.
Chal. 1605 B,
(Compare
Const. (536), 1168
ipyoSianenjs, ov, 6,
(cpyov, &ia>Ka)
task^master.
Tots 6K tSj' epavmv trinôptvois.)
Sept.
Ex.
3, 7 (1,
11 'EmoTOTat tSv epyav).
ipavapxrjs, ov, 6, president
of an epavos (cluV).
Esdr.
house.
1, 5,
56.
PAiVora IT, 86, 38.
Artem. 31.
Diog.
6, 63.
epyoSocrtov, ov, to, (ipyoSorr/s) workshop, work'
epaviirpos, ov, 6, (tpavifo))
:=
ipaviais, collection
II,
Gregent. 597 C.
Theoph. 726, 16.
of contributions.
ipavujTOV
Dion. H.
1264,
9.
Codin. 21, 20, 74, 16.
r^
bet epaviêiv.
Clem. A.
II,
309
ipyo8oT<o,
fjcra,
epyoSoTT/s
elfil.
Dion. Alex.
D.
ipa<Tp,ilm]s, ryros,
I,
rj,
1236 C.
(ipaapôs) loveliness, Epiph.
ipyohorrjs,
officer.
ov,
6,
superintendent of work,
an
300 A.
''Eparaad, Erataoth,
1,
an Ophian figment.
Sept. Gen. 31, 38.
Orig.
Cedr. H, 507, 8. ipyoSoTpia, as, fj, female superintendent of work.

Typic. 27 (titul.).
epyoKd^fia, as,
1341 A.
cpavvaco
epevvda.
44, 12
ipyo\aîa.
Sept. Sir. 29,
as V.
1.
in Ijoth places.
10.
Joann.
5, 39.
Paul.
2, 23.
19
:=
Trokimpayp-oavvrj.
Cor.
1, 2,
Petr.
Sext.
1, 1, 11.
Apoc.
epyov, ov, t6, work.

carefully,
epaa>, to love, to desire.
Participle, ^ epay-cirq,
L.
arnica.
2,
167,
25.
Hermes
2.
Basil,
IV, 565
literary
'E| epyov,
Work,
1.
performance.
Tr.
kcu,
Dion. H. V, 208,
work, employer.
Poem.
Has
8e navTa yeyfvrfp,iva
rjirdrjv,
....
ipyoTrapeicrris, ov, 6, (Trape'xo))
Agath. Epigr. 88, 8. one who furnishes

1, 34.
Tipdirdriv ISaiv,
z=
Clem. R. Epist.
66
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by Microsoft
epyoTTOveofiai
4pyajT0V0iiai, ;j<ro/*ai, (ipyoirSvos)
522
eptdrjXoi
ipidtjiia.
cpydô/iai.
ipeidr/iui, aros, rb,
Galen.
II,
268
Artem. 264.
cpyoa-KOTTOs, ov, 6,
E.
(a-Kcmea)
watcher of
acts.
epevKTCKds,
tion.
rj,
6v,
(epevyopju) promoting eructa1,

fj,
Pallad. Vit. Clirys. 21 B.

epyorexîTrjs, ov, 6,
273, 14.
epyoxftpi'Currris, ov, 6,
= =
Diosc.
Te\v'iTqs.
Iambi. Myst.
Stttd. 1
ipevvas, a&os, 6,
=
21.
90.
2,
137.
ipevvrinKos.
Lyd. 140,
193, 16.
x"/'S''a|-
736
epevvrjTTjs,
ov, 6,
1, 1.
(ipewdei)
searcher, inquirer.
c.
epyoxeipov, ov, to,
(xf'p) handicraft, usually with reference to articles manufactured by monks, such as baskets. Basil. Ill, 633 C.
Parth.
7.
Jos. Ant. 17, 5, 5.

1,
B. J.
1.
1,
30,
Clem R.
Dion
C. 18, 14,
ipevvrjTiKas (ipvvr)Ti.K6s) searchingly ; carefully,
Taras. 1453 A.
ipevvrjTos,
rj,
Apophth. 105 C. 376 B. Justinian. Novell. Joann. Mosch. 2925 C. (Compare 133, 6.
Nil. 577
Nyss.
I,
ov, searched 1009 B.
into,
examined.
Greg.
A
fj,
To
t5>v xÎ'P^" epyoi/.)
epyavia, as,
(ipyavrfs)
epevvTjTpia,
as,
rj,
female
searcher,
inquirer.
ipyoKajiia, contract
Cornut. 33.
'Eprjp,iKd, av, ra, (iprjfuKos)
for the doing of a work.

epea, as,
fi,
Polyh.
3.
6, 17, 5.
Eremica, a place
at
12,3,13. 15, Athen. 5, 26, p. 197 B. Soti. 184, 4. 1, 21. Isid. 272 C. 209 C epi'a. Macar. 632 A. Chron. 78, 18. 79, 14. Pri^c. 197, 20.
fleece.
Strab. i, i,
Alexandria.
Soz.
1373 C.
iprjpiKos,
rj,
ov, (cprjiios)
101,
7.
119, 4.
life.
'O
m
of the
desert.
Sept. Ps.
the her-
epi]p.iKos /3ios,
I,
fpefiivdia'ios,
a,
ov,
of an ipeîvdos.
ipeîpdos.
Diosc.
5,
mitical
Greg. Naz.
er e
i t
1104 A.
Nil.
154 (155), A.
e/)f/3<iSi)s, es,
p.iye6os.
epe^lvdiop, ov, to,
589 A.
Apophth. 189
iprjpiTTjs,
ov, 6,
hermit.
Pallad.
1, 1, 2.
("EpePos) dark as Erebos. Apollod. Plut. II, 475 F.
Apophth. 240 A. Laus. 1212 C. Euagr. 2621 B. Scyth. Y. S. 2G1 C.

jeotively,
Ad11,
Cyrill.
of
the desert.
Isid.
epeyp,ivos, ov, (ipeypAs)
of bruised
Kvap.oi (horse-
3vor, loild ass.
Sept. Job 364 D, av6pamoi.
12
beans).
epe6ia-p,6s,
Diosc.
ov,
6,
3,
61 (68), SXevpov.
disposition.
prjp.o^dTevTos,
ov,
(jSoTeio))
iprjpoTrKavos.
rebellious
Sept.
Gregent. 705 C.
iprjpoKaiTTpov, ov, to, ::= eprjpxiv Kdarpov.
Deut. 31, 27.

ipe6i.<rTr]s,
Porph.
in
the
ov, 6,
(epcBlâ) provoker;
Sept. Deut. 21, 18.
quarrel-
Adm.
desert.
140,
9,
et alibi.
some person. Haer. 82, 23.

ipeBia-riKos,
rj,
Hippol.
iprjpoTrXavos,
wandering ov, (TrKdvos) Fsendo-Demetr. 53, 13.

6,
ov,
provoking, irritating.
[^Diosc.
Clem.
eprjpjyTToKvnjs, ov,
r^
lijs ipfj/iorv TroXiTijy, cit/3ior.
A.
I,
440 B.
Eupor.
1,
izen
epfiSm, to press against.

epr]piKa.~\
90
Basil. TV, 357 C, of the desert. Pseudo-Germ. 396 A.

rjs,
rj.
epeios,
ov,
ijyrjiiocrvvrj,
=^
iprjpla.
Agath. Epigr.
Apophth. 301
epcovs.
Protosp. Corpor. 121,

ruinous.
73, 2.
iprip,6a>, to
10.
spoil food, in cooking.
ipeimos,
37.
a, ov, (ipeliro))
Philon
I,
197,
A.
\_Theoph. 462, 1 ip^fuaa-a
rjprjpmtra.
495, 12 iprfp^y/icvos.^
(ao-m,
ipeimoa,
to
ruin an edifice.
Ill,
Eus. IV,
Genes. 67.
II,
eprjpaSrjs, fr,
iprjp.a><ns,
z^
fj,
eprjjxos.
Herm. Sim.
9, 26.
128 C.
10.
Greg. Nyss.
924 C.
Eus.
eas,
(iprj/ioa))
epcOToa), aa-to,
Jos.
1.
=
6,
lation
abandonment.
Jer. 4,
7.
preceding.
845 B.
Par.
9,
2, 30, 7.
a laying waste, desoSept. Lev. 26, 34. 7,34. Dan. 3, 13.
B.J.
5, 2, 2.
epeuTis,
ems, fj, (ep8a)) a pressing against. Dion. H. V, 141, 9. Aristeas 9.

ov,
27 BfieXuyâ rStv eprjfiomre&v, the abomination causing desolation. Matt. 24, 15. Marc.
13, 14.
Luc. 21, 20.
epeia-p,6s,
3,
support, prop.
Aquil. Esai.
eprjpaiTris, ov, 6,
Arr. Anab.
1, 9, 13.
6 iprm&v, ravager.
Antip.
S. 18.
rj,
epetrpêXia, as,
(epeo-pêXc'o)) idle talk, sophistry.
iprjpariKos,
rj,
op,
devastating.
Epiph.
I,
953
Socr.
3, 7.
rj,
D.
ov,
'EperpioKos,
1,
QEpeTpia) of Eretria. Diog. the Eretrian philosophers, the followers of Menedemus. 1, 18, mpetrir, the Eretrian school of philosophy.
17, (j)iK6a-ocj)oi,
rj,
epia, see ipfa.
iplSiov, ov, TO, (epiov)

3,
22,
71.
small lock of wool. Epict. Lucian. HI, 669. Schol. Arist.
Ach. 1174.
ipiBevopai
(epiOos),
11.
to
'Eprrptof, dSos,
Diosc. 5, 170 of Eretria. (171), y^, a kind of earth. epevSeio ^=: ipvdpos elpL. Vseuio-Lucian. Ill,
641.
work for
hire.
Sept.
Tobit
alibi.
2,
epidri\os, ov,
ipiBrjXris.
SibyU.
9,
261. et
Digitized
by Microsoft
eplKTO'i
epiKTos,
6v, (epeUco)
523
Sept.
yXoio'irav.
epTrr](7rrip
fi,
pounded, bruised.
Ol e^boprjKovTa ipprjvevrai,
see
Lev.
2,
14, beaten out
offull
ears.
e^So/i^KOITO.
epiKaixrrfis, es, (ipc-,
Xa/xTra) very bright.
Greg.
*ippr]veia, to translate.
Sept.
Xen. Anab.
t^s
SupioKijs
12.
ff.
5,
4, 4.
Naz.
m,
414 A. 462 A.
(ipiveos) full
Job
42,
18,
/3i/3Xoi).
ipiveaiSris,
es,
of wild
fig-trees.
Esdr.
1,
2, 4, 7.
Dion.
VI, 938,
1.
I,
Joann.
Strab. 13, 1, 35, p. 31, 16.
43.
Jos. Ant. 12, 2,
Just. Cohort.
ipivma&rjs,
es,
('Epivvis) like
an Erinnys.
Plut.
13.
/ren. 948 B.
Clem. A.
733 A. 889
n, 458 B,
tpivos, ov,
=
TO,
et alibi.
ipeoiJs.
C.
Soz.
1072 B.
Gr. Philet.
aiuTo^vis,
'Eppfjs, oO, o,
ipwKopjos, ov,
== epiovpyos. Herbdn.
wool.
Philostr.
Hermes.
'O
roS 'Eppiov aarrip,
a-TiKâv, the planet
407.
cpiov,
29.
Mercury. Cleomed. 1 3, Achill. Tat. Isagog. 956 A (called also
ov,
106,
L. amiantus, amianthus.
epumKvTrjs, ov,
2,
6,
(epiov, irKvvta) fuller.
Diosc.
192 (193).
epioKoXris, av, 6, (7ra)\c<o) seller

I,
of wool.
Basil.
AttoXXcokos a<rn)p'). 'Eppov fjpipa, the day of Hermes, F. mercredi (Mercurii dies), Wednesday. Clem. A. U, 504 B. Dion C. 37, 18. Athenag. 932 A 'H ro 'Eppov pa^8os, the wand of Hermes.
I,
477 C.
epprjTapiov, ov, to,
a sort of whipping-post
6,
? f
ipumaKiov, ov, to, (fpi.fma\rfs) wool-market. Jos. Clem. A. I, 652 A. B. J. 5, 8, 1.

ipiovpyos, ov,
Athan.
640 B.
ovs,
'EppoyevTjs,
Gr.
(EPrO) working in Dion C. 79, Philet. 407.
wool.
7, 3.
Herodn.
Orig.
I,
993
A
wear wool.
Cyrill.
ipioôp4<o, rjira, (ipipa) to
Hermogenes, a heretic. Hippol. 11, 389 B. Tertull. II, 196 seq. Haer. 432, 28. Orig. n, 724 C. Theod. IV, 369 B. eppoy\v(j)os. Lucian. eppoyKv<j)evs, cms, 6,
Theophil.
apud Eus.
A. X, 208 D. ipmoa, see epemoo).

fpioT^s, oO, 6, (eplô)) wrangler. 44, 6.
ipia-TiKos,
Tj,
I,
^
4.
eppoykv<j}La, as,
if,
(ep/xoyXuôs) Âe ar^
o/" siaiM-
Aquil. Ezech.
ary.
Plut. II, 580 E.

J],
eppoy\v(j)i,K6s,
ov,
belonging
Clem. A. I, 736 A. Diog. 2, 106, B, Tt'x";, the art of wrangling. (piKoa-oôi, the wranglers, the philosophers
ov,
wrangling.
Lucian.
I, 9, Te^vrj,
to
a statuary. a statuary,
I,
eppoyXvfjiia.
eppoyXvcjios, ov,
6, (Êppfjs, yXv(j)a>)
literally a carver
of Hermae.
Lucian.
4.
of the
epiai^Tf
Megarian
school.
Sept. Deut. 28, 42.
lamU. V. P. 480.
eppobaKTv\os, ov,
6, (fidferuXos)
ipvo-i^ri.
epia-<f>a\fis, es,
7reiTd<î)XXoi',
emcrcâX^r.
Theod. TV, 900

I,
L. quinquefolium, a plant.
Galen.
11,
387
B.
epKtos, ov,
=
7j,
D.
epKfios.
Alex. Troll. 643.

'Aeppav, t6,
9.
Buojfr. 2881 B.
Diosc. 4, 42.
Dion. H.
169,
6,
6eoi,
Also, TO eppoSuKTvXov.
the
Roman penates.
ov,
'Eppav,
[IDin,
Mount Herman.
'Ep/iaiKor,
('Epp-vs)
of Hermes.
Iambi.
Sept. Deut. 3,
"EpvtKes,
10.
(OV,
4, 48.
Myst. 265, 13.

"Eppmos,
a, ov,
Caesarius 985.
3. Substantively, of Hermes. (a) ol 'Ep/ioiot, an epithet of Basilides and (b) Tim. Presb. 17 A. B. Valentinus. Strab. 17, 1, TO 'Epjuaioi/, statue of Hermes.
ot,
Hernici.
Dion. H. H, 762,
epvoopm (epvos)
11.
epvaSrjs, es, like
7.
::= ^\cuTTava>.
Philon
IT,
402,
sprout.
Diosc.
1,
Prooem.
50.
'Eppas, a, 6,
Hermas, the supposed author of TertuU I, Clem. A. I, 928 A. 1172 A. On^. I, 148A. Sus. 11, 217 B. Paul. Aeg. ippa(l>p68iTos, ov, hermaphrodite.
the Pastor.
290,
Trdflor.
'Eppeiov, ov, TO, temple

12.
of Hermes.
to.
Strab. 8, 3,
Geopon. 10, 22, 5. p. poyeva. Achmet. epoyevio, the Latin erogo 251 E( 8' ipoyeva-ei traxap tttcoxoIs, which may be written El 8e poyeva-ei. eufaîov, rocket, epovKa, f), the Latin eruca an herb. Diosc. 2, 169 (170). bitten by a ov, (iprrerSv, Sduva)
^pn-eTd8);KTos,
reptile.
Diosc.
3,
72 (79).
'Epptja for "Ep/ieta, av,
('Epfi^r) festival in
the ipner6p.op4>os, ov, (pop<l)v) having

reptile.
form of a
Epiph.
Aret. 68
honor of Hermes.
ippjjvfia, as,
fj,
Inscr. 265.
Epiph.
I,
632 D.
translation.
Aristeas
2,
1.
Philon
ipneroâyos,
ov, {âye'iv) eating reptiles.
H,
13.
141.
Jos. Ant. 12,
4.
Just. Cohort.
m,
B.
201 c.
es,
Iren. 948 A.
ems,
fj,
Eus. HI, 548 B.

cpp,rjvfia.
ipffe8,s,
(EIAO)
I,
VJce
reptile.
ipp,r)vev(ris,
=:
Poll. 5, 154.
Epiph.
388 B.
ulcer.
Dion
C.
66, 1, 4.
Frag. 36, 28, of dreams.
ipnrivMv'',
Longin. Frag.
Iren.
8, 2, s^ê.
. (^P^^) '* " spreading 11,491,17. 205,3. 610,32. Philon

rjpo',
&,
ipprivevrlis, oi, 6, interpreter.
845 A.
Epiph.
II,
Papias 1257 A. 825 A, ykaa-a-rfs els
ep,n,<rr^p,
(^P"<)
'"i''''
^'"^^*"^-
Greg. Naz. TO, 1006 A,
serpent.
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by Microsoft
epir7)<TT7]<s
524
Antip. Thess.
epxofuu, to come.
eptOTTITtKCOi
Polyb.
1,
ifmricTTqs, ov, 6,
=:
preceding.
45, 14 Hop' ovSip

2,
53.
fmv(TLS, eass,
rj,
iK66vTs TOV irdo'as diroâkeiv, all but,

epyîs.
65,
Schol. Dion. P. 331,
4 Hap oKiyov
rjKBe
rm
p-r)
fidvov iiareaeiv,
he
11,
35.
came within a
Epiph.
(padiovpyea) I, 712 A.
z=z
o'KoKias,
little
of,
Strab. 12,
8,
eppaStovpyrj/ievas
crookedly.
eppaiiiM, aros, tA,

I,
(tppaTTTu)) patch.
Clem. A.
568 A.
792,
ippdiTTa
II,
=
2.
evpawra.
Diod.
5, 52.
Dion. H.
Diosc.
Cornut. 174.
eppciTiKovs,
the Latin
erraticus.
the nose.
1, p.
3,
75 (82).
fppivos, ov, (pis)
good for
9.
Antyll.
apud
^X6ov Toi âypia Xaêtv rhv 133 C Ilap' ovbev ek66vTs diroXecdm, wellnigh. 764 A. 990 E Ilapa ro(TOVTOv pkv 6 Kdtr/caj r/XBc cr(f>dkels apxpifioXta wpoeadai tA dTTopprjTov. App. II, 166, 5. I, 344, 94 Hapa ToaovTov ^X6ov alxp.aXa>Tiê(T8ai, so near. 'EXêZy els eavrov, to come to one's Joann. Mosch. self, to recover one's senses. 2874 D.
p. 578, 25 'Eyyiir
^cuTiKea,
Plut.
I,
Orib.
n,
187,
Aet.
14, 39.
f'pa>pava>
^=
is,
ipaip,avris elpii.
ippv6p.ujrp.ev(os
{pvBpiâ), adv. lecomingly, deC. 79, 16, 4.

vpv8p,oi.
4pa>pavr]s,
(fptos,
0pp. Cyn. 3, 368. paivopm) mad for love.

(dyopdâ) buyer of an
cently.
Dion
Diod.
9.
II,
581, 98.
eppv6p,os, ov,
^=
Dion, H. V, 197,
epafievayopaa-TTis, ov, 6,
PUlon
ppai,
criiv
I,
98, 42.
Aristid. Q. 33.
epa/ievos or
ipcofteinj.
to perish,
ix^pa,
Plut. II, 50
'Eppera <plXos
cpa>fiV07rdpoxos, ov, 6,
Diomed. 326,
ipapAvov or
13.
13.
ipap,ivt]S
Cic. Deiotar. 9
Pereant amici,
1.
ndpoxos.
epa>p,evas.
ipdrv,
6,
Diomed. 326,
dum
tpvyrj,
inimici
una
intercidant.
epaficvoTraXrjS, ov, 6,
^=
6 TraXav ipioficvmis or
Jos. Ant. 3,
tpvydo) ^=ipvyydva>,
rji,
fj,
Oeopon. 17, 17,

13.
(ipvyydvco) eructation.
2,
Erotian.
I,
266.
Diosc. Eupor.
Clem. A.
429
jns, Kifiayros, the Epiph. m, 244 C 5.
Ibid.
ark.
&-apd>v,
with the
B.
Galen. Ill, 69 E.
article.
epiBTOffl, to
epvyo^Los, ov, (ipvyrj, îos) that lives to vomit.
Greg, Naz. IV, IDS A.

ipvBi^T],
1,
jjr, T],
Khodian,
=^
ipvo-l^rj.
Strdb. 13,
64.
ask, to inquire. Sept. Reg. 1, 22, 10 'Hpaym avrSt 8ia tov deoS, inquired of God 2. To propose, for him (in behalf of him). to propound a question. Epict. 2, 18, 18. 2,
ipvBpalva, to
make
red.
\_Dion C. 51, 12, 2
19, 1.
Sext. 10,
13.
114,
9.
23.
113, 23
ijpvdpaa-pevos,^
pv8piaiva>
37.
epvdpidco.
Alex. Aphr. Probl.
8,
'EpamjBevTos larpm tov toiovtov troîV/JOTOs. Diog. 2, 108. 9, 23, tov 'Ap^tXXc'a Xoyov.
3.
Chrys. IX,
18.
a-avTov.
To
beg, beseech, entreat, request,

Sept. Ps. 121, 6, Ta irpos
=^
hio-
cpvdpido} ^z: aLBovp,cu., ala")(yvopai.
fuu, aiTea.
elpr)vri
699 A, TWO, t\.

lines
Lyd.
240,
243,
5,
TTjv 'UpovaaXrjp.,
lem.
pray for the peace of JerusaMatt. 15, 23. Marc. 7, 26, airov Xva
Due.
5, 3.
7,
ipydpoypafi/ios, ov,
(ipvBpos, ypapprj) with red
TO daijidviov iK^dXr/.
18. 19 'EptDTw
o-e,
36.
14,
or stripes.
Athen,
7,
72. 118.
ipv6p68avov, ov, t6, L.

S,
rubia, madder.
to
Diosc.
3, 3.
yrjs.
23, 20, &ira>s
ex^ p,^ JraprjTriiifVov. Act. aHptov tov HaiXov Korayi4, 40. 47, avrov tva Ka1, 4, 1, ip,ds iva irepitr-
150 (160).
dxTa,
ipvdpoSavdco,
(ipv6p68avov')
dye with
Ta^fj.
Joann. 12, 21. Paul. Thess.

pSKkov.
pioi.
madder,
35,
7.
to
dye red.
es,
Sept.
Ex.
25, 5. 26, 14.
(TevrjTc
Lva iXaTfvoTj
Herm. Vis. 1, 2, tov Kvpiov Apollon. D. Synt. 289, 20.

*tXi7r-
epv6poei8rjs,
(EIAQ)
red-looking.
PhUon
Athen.,
Martyr, Polyc, 1037 B, tov ' Aa-tdpx^v

jrov iva (Traipfj
Carp. 133 D.
dpvdpopcXas, aiva, av, (jieXas) red-black.
14, 67, p.
Ta
IIoXvKdpTre^ Xcoi/ra.
is
This
652 E.
rj,
use of ipardta (a Hebraism) by Hermog, Ehet. 404, 2.

ipaTeco, Ionic,
condemned
1,
ipvdpoTris, ryros,
redness.
Joann. Mosch. 2852
=z
1.
r),
preceding.
Luq. Act.
A.
ipvdpixpoos, ov, (xpoa) of a red color.
43, 43, 2.
ipvBpabris,
er,
rjpdiTovv, as V.
Dion
3, 9.
C.
epmTrjpanKos,
ov,
(epartjfui)
interrogative.
Dion. Thr. 636, 11, ovopa, interj-ogative noun
(EIAQ) ruddy.
to,
Athen.
(tis, irotos, TToo-os).
Hermog Prog.
.
21.
ipvpanov,
fortress.
ov,
(cpvp.a)
L. castellum, small
[Pallad. V.
erysipelatous.
7
iparrjpaTLKas, adv. interrogatively.
Orig.
HI,
Lucian.
oTos,
Ill, 304.
868 A.
barbarous.]
C.
Athan.
II,
1173 A.
Schol. Arist.
epuo-iVfXas,
Clirys. 63
to,
erysipelas,
Nub. 1152.
ipd)Trj<ns, cas, ^, question.
A tov ipvimriXov,
Onb.
II,
Dion. Thr. 642, 12
epuo-tTreXarmSi/f, es,
(ipvaiirekas)
EpwTTjo-ecos iTTipprjpaTo, interrogative adverbs
Ruf apud
epvo-is, emf, ^,
209, 6.
Galen. VI, 41
{Kodev, iroC,
ttSis,
mjwKa).
(epva) a drawing.
Tijr. 76, 3.
Philon
I,
602,
epmn/niciBS (ep<BT)jTiK(5s), adv.
43.
Max.
ipwnjftanKSis
Epiph. n, 625 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eptOTiam
ipatnaa (epai), to be in TU. B. 1196 C. 20.
tpemBevs, eas,
25 (33), 13.
6,
525
AchiU. Tat.
6,
Eanat?
love.
(OTraiinav
is
napnav, wholly,
evening.
Sept.
totally.
740 C.
Pseud-^?!acr.
Ill, 42.
Did. A.
8,
young Eros.
eWe'pa, ar,
17,
Gen.
npos itnrepav,
11 To
tpanov, ov,
Mel. 128.
to, little cpas.

OK,
Lucian.
fptt>Toypd(f>os,
(ypd<p<o)
writing about love.
a.
in the evening.
Doroth. 1637
"Viroo-Tpf'Tâi
am
i<nrpas, in the evening.
fpayroSiSdiTKaKos, ov,
the art
6,
(8i8d(rKaKos) teacher
5, 61, p.
of
of love.
Athen.
219 D.
Proc.
particularly Italy, with reference to Egypt, Syria, and Asia Minor. Polyb. 5, 104, 10. 9, 37, 10 Philostr. 196. Eus. H, 1176,0.
'EoTrepia, as,
fj,
The West, Western Europe,
fperroKrfinos, ov, (XafiiSavw) love-smitten.

Ill, 14, 14.
Hesperia, the West,

90,
13.
'iraXia
I,
iparopavia
189.
Dion. H.
ipa>Topavi\s
ei/ti.
I,
Greg. Naz.
1124
iperrqpavj]^, fs,
6,
(paivopju)
Poll. 3, 68.
ipa/iavrjs.
A.
Poll.
eWepmf, aaa, vesperasco,

the loest,
to
Sext. 668, 20.
to be about to set.
fparrofiavia, as, ^,
madness for
C.
ov,
i),
draw near Hermes Tr.
love.
Plut. H,
451 E.
cite love.
s,
NU. 284
tpwroTTfjrotij/xei'oj,
(woiem) calculated to ex-
latrom. 437, 27. 394, 8 Mexpts o5 icrnepidtrri TOK P.10V, the true reading perhaps is pexpi Tov i(nrepia<Tai tov ^lov.
fo-TTfpifia,
Just. Apol. 2, 11.
iVo),
(eoTTepa)
to
see its.
Doroth. 1741
'Eo-Spas, a, 6,
((rSfjs, fJTos, TO,
Ezra. Clem. A. I, 893 A. garment. Nicol. D. 90, ly Ka6atoga, as distinguished
ioTTepiKos,
jj,
C eWeptfoK ov, z= ia-jTcpws,

3, 25, p.
pass
the
evening.
ijo-n-eptfov.
western.
Juba
apud Athen.
ewrrepivos,
r),
pa, the
Komau pura
from the
7r(pi7r6p(f>vpos fo-dr/s,
toga praetexta.
evening.
sacrifice.
ov,
83 B.
in
itrncptos,
the
the
evening,
iairepivj]
dva-ia,
evening
iieToâXXeadai or p,tTa^dK\ftv, veslem mutare, as a mai-k of grief. Plut. I,

Tî* iaSrjra
650 F.
Dion C.
i),
37, 33, 3.
foBiatTK, eats,
barbarous,
=
2,
itrriains.
Eus.
2, 8.
Reg. 4, 16, 15. Esdr. 2, 9, 4. Ps. 140, 2. Basil. IV, 497 C, evxri, evening prayer. Theophil. Alex. 33 B, (rvva^K, the evening meeting, vespers. 2.
Sept. Lev. 23, 5.
Alex. 364 A. tedia, to eat.

16.
3,
[Sept Gen.
2 (payoiiMi,
eSopai.
17 âyopai. Luc. 17,
Substantively, 6 ioTrepivos, sc. vpvos, the evening service, vespers. Jejun.ldlSA. Gregent. 616 B. In the Ritual, 6 piyas eanepivos,
Pkryn. 327 (payopai, condemned.] firSKoyapos, ov, (_itr6K6s, ydfio?) that has married well. Greg. Naz. JET, 1255 A.
*iiTBK6rr}s, ijTos,
^,
great vespers, that has an eiVoSor
'O pixpos iawepivos, lesser vespers, ordinary vespers.
eoTrevtrpevas ((rircvSai), adv. in haste.
Dion. H.
Epict.
I,
goodness.
Chrysipp. apud
VI, 1121,
20, 12.
iirara,
14.
Jos. Ant. 5, 6, 3.
Plut.
n, 441 B.
adv. in a veiled
f(TKena<rfifva>s ((rKfwdfia),
man-
the
Hebrew
nty'S
ywrj.
Orig.
ner.
Orig.
IV, 485 B. C.
6,
A.
Dion. H.
I,
e<r<rrjv,
(Perhaps Origen wrote

rjvos,
6,
eio-o-d
I,
77
laa-d.)
iaKovîTos, incorrect for i^Kovîros.

'EaKuXTi/or,
ov,
'Eaaaiot, see ''Eaarqvoi.

the
Exquilinus.
queen
bee.
Orig.
HI, 849
316,
6.
ea-pxxjivXa^, okos, 6,
A.
eap.ov pcKura-wv (jiiXa^,
io'atjvris, 6,
the
Hebrew
7, 5,
jtffn
\6yiov, Xoyclov.
Geopon. 15, 2, 9. fiTomrpiât, i(ra>, (f(TojTTpov^ to reflect like a mirror. Plut. n, 629 A. Mid. ea-orrrpiôitai, to see one's self in a mirror. Plut. II, 141 C. Artem.. 37. Iambi. Adhort. 314. Nemes. 529 B.
watcher of a
swarm of bees.
Jos. Ant. 3,
'Ea-OTjvoi,
5>v,
p. 147.
ol,
Esseni,
Jewish
8,
cenobites.
9.
Plin. 5, 17 (73).
4. 5.
Jos. Ant. 13, 5,

J.
15, 10,
18,
1, 5.
B.
ia-oTTTpiKos,
Tj,
ov,
belonging to a mirror.
Plut.
n, 920 F.
iuourrpiapos, ov, 6, (icronrrpiâi) reflection in
Called also 'Ea-a-aloi. Haer. 472, 3, et alibi. Philon n, 632. 457, 5. 459, 35. 471, 1. Heges. 1325 A. Arr. 4, 7, 1, irape\6elv to oKpaiov <TTe, until.
tov
pêt/ioiyoff.
2,
2 seq.
Hippol.
mirror.
Plut. II, 936 E.
eareyvioiisvas (orryfoo)), adv. in
a dry manner?
e<Towrpoei8ris, is,
(EIAO)
mirror-like.
Plut.
U,
Hermes
(OTia, as,
'EoTi'a, as,
890 A.
ea-om-pov, ov, to, mirror.
7,
r),
irvp, fire.
Doroth. 1 708 C.
Vesta.
Classical.
Sept. Sap.
7.
t),
the
Roman
Dion. H.
I,
26.
Sir. 12, 11.
Cleomed. 79,
Epict.
580,
2.
Strab. 5,
ov,
TO,
3, 22,
51.
'Eo-noioi',
2, 3.
Upov
'Ea-rias, temple
of
((ToTrrpas,
adv. barbarous,
z=
ev iaaicTpa.
Vit.
Vesta.
Dion
6,
C. 42, 31, 3.
Frag.
6,
2 (Dion.
Clim. 601 A.
iaoxr],
rjs, rj,
H.
indentation.
I,
373, 5).
(cio-e^ffl)
Strab. 2, 5,
'Eariais,
:^
'Eormios,
Hestiaeus.
Inscr.
22, p. 189, 13.
573.
Digitized
by Microsoft
'EariUKO^
'EoTjaKOS,
^,
526
I,
eTepoyvcofiia.,
566.
6v,
vestal.
Soz. 884 B, napdevot,
Clem. A.
the vestal virgins.
Aristotle.
Oi
ov,
11,
89 B, a-vyypappara of
sc.
iaiorcpiKoi,
poBrfral,
the
ia-ndpxis, ov,
ahos,
6,
(icrna, apxno) master
of a house.
Vestal
esoteric
disciples
of
Pythagoras.
Hippol.
Plut. II, 643 D.

'Ecrrtaf
,
Haer. 14, 90.

ea-ai<p6piov,
I,
Iambi. V. P. 152.
t6,
6.
rj,
virgo Vestalis,
373, 5.
Plut.
I,
((jjopea)
under-garment.
virgin.
Dion. H.
31 E.
Porph. Cer. 469,

^lov.
66
B'.
870 D.
C<7(BÔpoKoXo/3lOI', OV, TO,
((TOIÔpUtV KOI KoXo-
eanaTripiov, ov, to, (iaTiAop.cu) hanqueting-haU.

Philostr. 605.
'Ea-TiaTiKos,
ij,

the inner space.
ov,
io'oxpaiTov, ov, TO, ((/)Ss)
He-
'Eortaxos.
Dubious.
ron Jun. 167,

Cer. 481,
Arist.
9.
9.
Orig.
ni, 604 A.
{i(m6.Ta>p) allowance of food, v, Sept. Reg. 4, 25, 30. Ant. Mon. 1453
iTaipciapxrjs, ov, 6, the
head of a ermpcia. Porph.

Schol.
ianaTopla, as,
fare.
C.
ia-Tiao)
cTrnpeiov, ov, to,
house kept by a iraipa.

(jTcupos")
Nicet. Paphl.
ecTTios, ov,
49 B. Pachom. 948 C. ia-naoptu. Heliod. (earia) of the household.
Eq. 877.
t),
cTtupeiSiTLs, jSos,
1,
associate.
Genes.
106,
eraLpeco
2.
zzz:
30.
eo-Toxaa-pevcos (a-ToxaCopat) adv. agreeably, suitably.

I,
vos
eTaipa elpl.
Philostr.
214
^Toipijpe-
v66os.
0(7(0,
Orig.
I,
1108 B.
asi
m,
420 A.
iToipidâ,
{cToipos} to furnish with a comI,
489 A, nvos.
(o-(/)aXX(B),
i(r<t>a\pv<os
adv. amiss, incorrectly,
improperly.
Orig.
I,
705 B.
II,
56 C. HI,
885 C.
for
Bus. V, 413 B.
of a movable tower
9, 41, 4.
io-xapiov, ov, TO, the basis
storming towns.
Sept.
Polyb.
768 C, rhv dcov. a name given to the Christians by the Mohammedans, because the former believe that God has a compeer. Damasc. I, 768 B. PhiirmpiSiov, ov, to, (eTaipa) L. meretricula.
panion.
eToipuuTTris, ov, 6, (iTrnpiaât)
Damasc.
i(rxapiTrjs, ov, 6, (ia-xdpa) sc. apros,
over the fire.

7, 4, 2.
Reg.
2, 6, 19.
bread baked Jos. Ant.

with
Ion 11, 640, 23.

eTaipiKos,
rj,
ov,
pertaining
to the cTolpoi in
the
PoZZ. 6, 78.
mo-o),
(0
Macedonian army.
to
Polyb. 16, 18,
7, tinros.
ia-xapom,
eschar.
5, 95.
incrust,
cover
an
eraipitrpos, ov, 6,
Xenocr. A5.
es,
Diosc. 4, 169 (172).

scabious.
Poll. 4, 204.
^= to eraipL^civ, to CTOipeiv. Const. Apost. 1, 3. Athen. 12, 11, p. 516 B. Epiph. II, 768 A.
of the Macedonian kings.
Polyb. 5, 53,
Strat. 86.
4.
eaxapa&ris,
(EIAO)
ov,
eraipos, ov, 6, plural 01 eTotpoi,, the horse-guards
Galen. II, 272 E,

iiTxapainKos,
17,
269 A.
(i<Txap6a>)
escharoti11,
iTaipoavvos. ov, ^=. cTalpos.
cus, escharotic. 7. Dmsc. 2, 83.

ia-xariâ),
1<T(0,
1.
5,
Lycus apud Drib. 132 (133).
230,
cTaipoTpofpos, ov, 6, ^=^ 6 TpcKJMav cTaipas, L. feno.
Athan*.
I,
717 B.
(erdfo))
%(txo-t6s dpi.
Sept. Judic. 5,
1, 5,
cTaa-is, (,
tion.
fj,
a searching
12, 6.
out,
examina.
28 as
glers.
v.
=:
xpoi'l^C"'-
Mace.
53, strag-
Sept.
Job
irrxiToyepav, ovtos,
f],
(fo^xaros, yepcov)
irao-pos, ov, 6,
fol-
10, 17.
cTa<ns.
31, 14.
Sept. Gen. 12, 17.

37.
Judith
8, 27.
rjo-at,
Mace.
2, 7,
lowing.
Proc.
II,
410,
1,
et alibi.
Euagr.
of
ETepaxSea,
(erepaxdris)
=^
mpoKkaiiat-
2665 B.
io-xaToyrjpos, ov, 6, (yfjpas) in the last stages
Phryn. P.
Sept. Sir. 41, 2.
6,
S. 38, 24.
eTepaxSr/s, es, (cTepos, 3;(6o/tt)
erepoKXiv^c.
old age.
ia-xaroyripms, a,
20, 72.
42, 8.
CyrUl.
Plut.
A. IX, 840 B.
,
(/3(inT()
preceding.
Diod. 15, 76.
Tcpoâ(j>ris,
of various
colors f
Strab. 10, 4, 10.
14, 1, 48.
Phot.
968.
Nom.
p. 244.
Anton. 9, 33. [The accentuation I, 653 C. iaxaToyrjpas cannot be defended.] Tlieoph. 120, eo-xarcos (ea-xaTos), adv. finally.
10.
iirxrjpoTicr pevas (axipariô}),
mpofiios, ov, (fiios) living variously.

T6po/3oi;Xia,
Caesarius
as,
f/,
(erepojSouXos)
change of
or
counsel.
CyrUl.
ov,
A. IV, 860 D.
of another counsel
adv. figuratively.
mpoôvXos,
will.
(fiovXri)
Epiph.
eo-o),
II,
341 C.
Max. Conf. H, 63 C.
(cTepoyevrjs),
ia-cftayri.
Chron. 469 Els t6 lepbv eo-m Mai. 245, 22 "Eo-o) ev Ta> jraXaTi'm. Clem. A. n, 609 C oJ ecrcD ^= ol maroi, the regular members of the church.
in, within.
cTcpoyevas
adv. heterogeneously.
(yKSKraa)
9,
Nicom.
80.
Sexti 268, 16.

ov,
irfpoy\a>(T<Tos
or eTepoyXarros, speaking a different language.

5.
Polyb. 24,
(o-a fii,y\ov, ov, to, (eVm, /SiyXa) sentinel, sentry,
Strab. 8,
1, 2.
11, 2, 16.
PhUon
I,
406,
opposed to iâîyXov,
225, 10.
eo-coTepiKos,
f),
iîafiiyXiov.
Phoc.
Lucian.
12.
ov,
(eVmrcpos) esoteric.
mpoyvtopia, as, r), mpoyvapaavm). Diac. 1084 C, change of opinion.
Steph.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eTepoyvtofioveoi
iTepayvwiun/ea,
ijcrco,
527
cl/u.
erepotrddeoa
(irfpoKXivris),
16, 11.
to
^
^,
iTtpoyvafiav
CyrilL
mpoKXiviw
lean
to
one side.
A.
C.
I,
540 A.
erfpvYvafios, ov,
=
r/s,
Symm.Fs.
ircpoyvafuov.
Phryn. P.
Did. A. 865
S. 38, 24.
^TfpoKkivr)arios, a, ov,
=^
a
eVepoKXofljf.
Dubious.
one
side.
1002 B.
leaning
to
mpoyvaiJLOUvvr),
(jTcpoyvapav) difference
7, p.
eTEpoxXiwa,
as,
ij,
of opinion.
htpoyvaitav,
Jos. Ant. 10, 11,

ov,
545.
Clementin. 49 C.
ETEpoicXivSs.adv. by leaning to one side.
irepoKKiTos, ov,
clite,
(erepos,
yvap-r))
1,
of another
11.
opinion; dissenting.
Clem. R.
I,
Epict
Synes.
(leXti/o)) heteroclitus, heteroirregularly inflected (Kapa Kapt^va, eo-û eâyov). Drac. 37, 19. Apollon. D. Pron.
1068 A.
o-epowto/tffls,
CyriU.
A.
368 A.
adv. hy being of a different mind.
Did. A. 461 A.
erepoSiSacTKaXco) (erepoStSdo-KoXos), to teach other-
274 C.
Synt. 102, 12.

with
irregular
inflection.
wise than
1,
is right, to
teach eiTors.
Paul. Tim.
Marcell.
ircpoKKlras,
1,
3.
1,' 6,
3.
Ignat. 721 B.
adv. Bekker. 1208.
apud Eus. VI, 793 A.

erepoSiSaa-KtAla,
as,
t),
erepoKi/E^^y, es, (Kvc(pas)
t<3 fjpia-ei crKOreivos,
a teaching
of
error.
half dark.
erepoKpavia, as,
Synes. 1297 D.
fj,
Epiph.
error,
II,
769 B.
cru,
eVepoSiSacKoXos,
6,
(diSdaKoKos) teacher of
to
Aret. 118 B.
erepoKpaviKos,
tj,
Psell. 1124 B. hemicrany, megrim. Galen. H, 261 E.

((cpavioc)
6v,
heretic.
ijcra,
Heges. 1320 A.
be heterodox or
II,
afflicted
with
2.
hemicrany.
ods eifu.
inpoSo^ca,
heretical.
(eTepoSoôs)
Antyll.
apud
Orih. 11, 425.

:::=
Ignat. 712 B.
as,
rj,
Eus.
497 A.
CTcpoKOXpea),
j]<r<o,
Kuxfibs to
mpov
erepoSoîa,
heterodoxy.
Ignat. 669 A.
Se;)t Sir. 19, 27.
Eus. n, 708 B. Athan. I, 469 C. 549 B. Epiph. I, 173 A. 180 C. ei-epdSoôs, ov, (Sdâ) of another opinion, thinkPhilon I, 403, 2. ing otherwise (than I).
Jos.
mpoKeieros,
ov,
(Xcyco) sai(Z Jy another.
Clim.
1000 C.
cTepoXeKTOjf ex""'
'"
^^ ^""^ differently.
Stud.
833 B.
irepoXeîa, as,
sion.
ij,
n, 351.
Epict. 2, 9, 1 9. Lucian. In ecclesiastical Greek, heteroClem. A. I, 1176 B. 11,457 dox, heretical. A. Hippol 617 A. 868 A. Orig. I, 261 A. 1284 C. m, 289 D. 456 A. 988 A. 1008 Method. 153 B. B. rV, 173 A.
B. J.
2.
2, 8, 5.
(fTEpoXcKTOs) different expres-
Olymp. A. 620 D.
woolly or shaggy on
12, p. 344, 9.
erepd/ioXXos, Of, (/xaXXds)
one
the
side.
Strab. 5,
1,
ETepo/id(T;(aXos, oy, (pacrxoH^v) '"'Oh one hole
for
arm ; opposed
Eq. 882,
to ap(j)tpda-x<Aos.
Schol.
mpoSoâs, adv.
Philostr. 559.
with
difference
of opinion.
Arist.
x^rcovla-Kos.
irepopeyeBeco (peyfdos), to be larger on one side.
eTfpofdvris, is, (tOvos)
Strab. 2, 5, 28.
8, 1, 2.
of another nation or race. Philon II, 400, 28.
Artem. 49.
eTepopepito,
rjjro),
{iTepopeptjs) to side with the
Clem. A.
I,
1036 B.
fj,
party
of the Blues and the Greens. Porph.

(irepopfTpos)
difference
15, 3.
trepoeiSeia, as,
the being hepoeiSrjs, difference
Cer. 337, 21.

irepopeTpia, as,
fj,
inform.
'Theol. Ariih. 8.
Tfpdfi)Xos, ov,
=
ij,
of
avop.6^rjkos.
Sext. 202, 4.
metre, in prosody.
Heph. Poem.
irfpo^vyeco, Ti<Ta, (erepofvyoy) to be yo^ced hete-
irepopfTpos,
ov,
(pirpov)
15, 3.
rj,
of
different
metre.
rogeneously.
Paul. Cor.
2, 6, 14.
Epiph.
I,
Heph. Poem.
mpopopla, as,
1037 B. C.
eVepofvym, ay,
Sin.
(eTep6pop(j>os) strangeness
Isid.
variance, diversity.
Anast.
form, monstrosity.
eVepd/iopôs,
ov,
565 A.
oi/,
(pop(t>ri)
of Hisp 11, 3, 9. of different form.

Ael.
fVfpdfiryos,
(ftiyds) diverse, different,
of anlet
other kind.
Sept. Lev. 19, 19
Ta
kttjw; crou
Philon I, 655, 39. N. A. 12, 16.

hepoova-ia, as,
II,
f),
Ptol. Tetrab. 145.
ov KaTo;fuo'etff eTepo^vyai, thou shall not
thy
the being hepooia-ios.
Epiph.
cattle gender with a diverse kind. D. Adv. 583, 1. (Compare Sept. Deut. 22, 2. Leaning to one side, 10 yioa-xa KCLi 8va.)
Apollon.
613 C.
(Tepoov(Tios, ov,
as a balance.
erfpdful, vyos, 6,
'Pseado-Phocyl. 15 (13).
fj,
:^
irepo^vyos.
Plut.
I,
489
C. without a rival state.
of a different oiaia; opposed to 6pooiams. Orig. IV, 625 C. 628 A. Athan. Basil. I, 760 B. n, 784 C. I, 457 A. Written Amphil. 105 C. Did. A. 332 C. Athan. also mpoiaws. Iambi. Myst. 59, 4.
mpotjpepos,
cVfpoifflTtKdf,
ov,
r]f
=.
6v,
iTfpr)p.epos.
Tatian. 828 C.
alterative.
(eVepotdia)
Sext.
72, 30, sc. Svvapis.

irepoKivrjTos, ov,
(Kivea)
posed to avTOKivtjTOS. Farm. 617 (16). Pseudo-Dion. 896 A.
moved by another ; opProd. Simplic. 365.
I, 676 A. HI, 605 C. Amphil. 105 B. htpoov(Tia>s, adv. from a different ovcria. A. 508 A. 789 D. I,
516 C.
Basil.
CaeDid.
sarius 1053.
suffering in another ir^poiraeua, as, V, Diosc. 183 (184), counter-imtatwn. place.
Mrif)
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erepoTrapaKTOi
528
irepScftptav, ov,
(^(pprjv)
6T0S
:::=
inponapaKTos, ov, (jrapdya) produced by another. Fsendo-Just. 1432 B. 1441 D. thick on one side. fVepoffox'Jf. , (,7raxvs)
Apollod.
(TepoSoôs.
Did. A.
808 A. 413 B.
irepocfwiis,
Pseudo-/us<. 1208 A.
Cyrill.
A.
;
I,
Arch
27.
hepmia-Tos,
<Tep07fKaTea>
ov, (rria-ns)
e'r,
((pvco)
of a
different nature
op-
irepoSoôs
2.
Chrys.
posed to
Athan.
I,
ofiocjyvTjs.
XI, 185 E.
207, 16.
Phot.
II,
76 D.
ef/it.
457 A.
Hippol. 832 B. 837 C. II, 772 D.
eVepojrXaT^f
Heron Jun.
irepocfivKos, ov, (_<j)vKov')
of another
race. Scymn.
101 'ErepotjivXov dvdpdmav

(TrXarvs)
side.
fiiov,
^^
irepocjii-
Tepo7rKaTi]s, 4s,
broad on one
of unequal breadth, Apollod. Arch. 26.
Xav avdpawaiv
16, 27.
îov.
Nicom.
71.
Ael. N. A.
Iambi. V. P. 146.
tVepdn-Xeupof, ov, (irXevpa) having several sides.
cTcpotpvTos, OV, ((j)vai)

ed.
growing on another,
graft-
Scymn. 267.
ireporikoKoi, ov,
Jul. 391 C.
(irKeKa) irregularly combined.
Tpo(f>vS>s,
adv. so as to be of a different nature.

as,
Diomed. 481, 13. mpoiroios, ov, (noua) making Mjst. 55, 11.
irfpoirovs, ovv, (jrois)
Bid. A. 561 A.
different.
Iambi.
eTepoxpoia,
rj,
(j(poia)
diversity
of
color.
Xenncr. 57.
tov erepov jroSa.
irepoxpoios, ov, variegated.
;(o)X6s
Polem. 195.
irepoxpoui.
PUlostr. 515.
eVepoTrrmTof,
oj/,
fTepoxpowTTis,
ryros,
tj,
r=
Diog.
9,
(wrao-ts)
irregularly declined
86.
fTepoxp(OfiaTea>
{vhap vharoi). 274 C.

<Tepoppf7rfo>
Apollon. D. Pron.
271
C.
(xpafui)
37.
6,
z^
CTp6\povs
eifii.
Geopon.
et/it.
2, 6,
fTepoppewfis or irepoppoTrSs
ircpoxpas,
(BToy,
P^l(^ II, 1026 E.
PoM
II,
8, 14.
(Tcpoppvdpios, OV, (pvBpAs)
the pulse).
?Tepos,
yovei. other.
Galen.
of different beat (of 258 E.

1,
Agath. 114, 22. 2. Lucian. II, 445, vttvoi.

irepdivvpos,
ov,
(j(pa>i)
^=
erepoxpovs.
body.
Of
another
Just. Apol.
43, nap' b eyc-
Nicom.
82.
(ovopia) with another name. Clem. A. U, 592 {avails,
KaTaâ(Tis)
^Tepoo-KLos, ov, (cKta) heteroscian, with
a shadow
-(TTipis (etos),
falling in one direction at noon, as in the
eTTjpidav
suffix.
Syncell. 97, 3
Aa KE-
elicoa'tTrevT-eTrjplSaiv,
periods of
temperate zones.
2, 2, 3,
învrj.
2, 5,
Cleomed. 26, 15. 22. Strab. 37, oi ircpoirKioi, the inAchill.
twenty-five years,
en, yet.
ififis
Sept. Josu.
1,
11
"En
rpeis fniepai Km,
habitants of the temperate zones.

Tat. Isagog. 984 C.
tTcpoiTTopos,
OV,
Siaâlvere t6v 'lopSdvriv,
within three
days.
Jonas
3, 4.
Synes. 1489 C.
Tact. 37, 4.
4Tep6crTpo(pos,
ov,
2.
(^crropji)
one-edged
ireXeKvs.
eTot/iacrrfjs, ov, 6, z:zz
6 eT0ipAâ>v.
Clem. A. H,
preparing.
With two
fronts.
Ael.
400 A.
eroipaariKos,
r),
ov,
(eTot/Krnjff)
{<TTpo<^fj)
9,
of two
3.
different
Epiph.
II,
265 D.
(crot/ioff,
strophae.
Heph. Poem.
Schol. Arist.
erotpoddvaros, ov,
SdvaTos^ ready for
Nub.
1149.
263.
irfpoTpomos, adv.
Cyrill.
= mpa
death, regardless
Tpoirai,
of
life :
desperado.
Caesarius
Apost.
2,
14.
Theoph. 281.
Const.
Substantively,
Strab. 15,
A. X, 201 B. up or educated of a 148 C.
TO TOLpo6dvaTov, readiness to die.

1,
*T-epoTpo0os, ov, (Tpecjxo) brought

differently.
59, p. 224.
as,
ff,
Synes. 1089 C.
(y(j)ia-Trifu,
eroLfioXoyia,
(erotpoXoyos^
II,
readiness of
readily.
CT-fpoiOTooTai-oj, ov,
v7r6aTa<ns)
II,
speech.
Epiph.
376 A.
different hypostasis.
Max. Conf
ernipoXoyos, ov.
(êrotfios,
Xeya) peaking
Philipp. Sol. 884 D.
Phot. Lex. Eupeo-iXoyos ....

(pdos)
side.
erepovaws, see irepoova-LOS.

irepocjiaris, es, (0a(v<B,
= tm
iTOLp6<T^(jTos, ov, {o-fievwpi) easily extinguished.

ijîiWi Trepi-
Fseudo-Chrijs. IX, 808 A.

iroLpoTopos, ov, (jepvai) ready for cutting. Antip.
Xdpiroiv, light
on one
Synes. 1297 D.
Psell.
1124 B.
s,
Thess. 40.
eToipoTpeinis,
Cyrill.
cs,
<Tepo<j>avr}s,
appearing different, different in appearance. Galen. XII, 473 B. Hippol. 837 D.

((palvoixai)
(rpeiropat) easily turning
to.
A. Y, 233D, npog ipapriav.

ov,
eroipocpdopos,
{<^6eip(a)
easily
destroyed.
Tp6(p6oyyos, ov, (<j)6oyyos)

tone.
of different voice or
Pseudo-C/ir^s. IX, 808 A.

(Tos, os, TO, year.
Synes.
Hymn.
f),
3,
337, p. 1598.
difference of opposed to 6fto<j>po-
Sept. Lev. 25, 50 "Eros e|

to year.
fTepo(ppo(rvvri,
rjs,
{iTp6(j>pa>v)
trovs,
from year
"Ett; jjpfpSiv,
opinion, disagreement;
o-vvij.
rjpepm erSv.
Iambi. V. P. 74.
((f>povpa>)
'Exeiv
Gen.
25,7.
Patriarch. 1048 B.
eTpo(j}povpr]Tos, ov,
guarded by an-
other.
Pseudo-Jus^. 1456 B.
eTij, F. avoir .... ans, ==: dvai irav onoa-avovv, to be ... years old. Polyb. 3, 11, 5. 37, 3, 5. Diod. II, 523, 77, Dion.
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Erpovpia
H.
II,
529
km
7re>
1,
649, 10.
V,
724, 7 Eikootoi8, 57.
itTov f-xav eras.

12, 2.
Joann.
Jos. Ant.
show that the two elements were kept

tinct in pronunciation.
dis-
'An-6 (hcKo) ir&v, ago, since.

i;îp7i. II,
8iJo eVSi/,
Paul.
Rom.
IVotir,
15, 23.
TovTov as djTo
f rows
= emros.
381 'Atto toC erout two years ago. 'Ew Leont. Cypr. 1684 C 'Ett'
iêi)(6ri
yvvaiKi.
IloXXa
may
ra
err),
sc.
^trjo-av,
used in cheering.
Chal.
1077 D.
In the decline of the language, the Y had the force of a consonant. Hence such barbarous forms as, Inscr. 2015 KaTâ-Kcfiaa-ev KaTâ-Keiaa-cv In an mscription of the classical period, Inscr. 2009 (jieiyeiv, (j)evyer<o are written
(êoyei/, (jieoycTa
of the emperor be many ! long live the emperor Const. (536), 1057 A. 1148 C. 1209 D. Porph. Cer. 295,10. 602,12. In imprecations,
876 B, Tov âa-iKeas,
the years
evayyeXi'a, as,
ij,
(fiayyeXos) good news.

4,
7, 9.
Sept
Reg.
10.
2, 18,
20. 27.
Jos. Ant. 18, 6
eiayycXiûi
eiayyeXiôpat,
1,
to
bring good news.

2,
KOKa takes the place of
icaXa.
Const.
to.
Sept. Reg.
m,
fTT) !
788
Eir noKKa
cTT).-
31, 9, toIs ei8<iXots.
18, 19,
Tot)
veov
'
AiroXKivapiov Kaxa
Tw
2,
erij, to
or for
5
many
years.
els
Apollon.
D. Mirab. 194,
Const. IV,
err]
bear the king good tidings. 18, 31 EiayyeXia-dfjTm 6 Kvpws pov 6 fiaa-i-
/Sao-iXei,
/ wiU
'ATToSrinclv
Xfis,
I
iroWa
sions.
fls
Particularly in optative expres-
832
'O deos ^vXaâi

fjiiav
let my lord the king receive good tidings ; have good news for my lord the king. Apoc. 14, 6, Tiva. Polyaen. 5, 7. Dion C.
iroXKa
tov âaCKea
tov ayiov
61, 13, 4 "Ort o-mfoiTO ciijyyeXiKei hriSev avra.

Basil. Sel. 516
Porph. Cer. 36, 12. [It was pronounced also hos, with the rough breathing. Hence the
EirjyyeXlirBijv rrjs iperepas
0a<nXfias to Kparos.
form 0/Tor, and Inscr. 2347, c, 48. 3641, 6, 38 (Addend.) KAGETOS := KaO' eras.'] Tvpprjvia. Dion. 'Erpovpia, as, fj, Etruria
(a) (b)
p.
to write
2. Mid. evayyikiôpai,, a Gospel. Eus. H. E. 1, 7 day-
yekiôpevoi, in the Gospels written by them.

to
read
the
Gospel of the day.

ciayyeKiôpivco.
Euchol.
H.
H.
I,
79, 8.
54
Îprjvri (TOi Tip

^, ov,
''ErpovaKoi, av, ol,

I,
Etrusd =.
2, 2.
Tvpprjvoi.
Dion.
eiayyeXocor,
(evayyeXiov)
the
euangelicus,
79, 8.
Strab. 5,
pertaining
to etymologize.
to
Gospels, contained in the
fTviioXoyecD,
ij(7<b,
(eTv/ioXoyos)
8, 3,
Gospels.
Iren.
1, 3, 6.
Strab. 1, 2, 34.
31.
10, 3, 8.
13, 1, 52.
Hippol. 812 D.
Orig.
1,
Clem. A. I, 1168 C. 536 D. 677 A. 812

Hippol.
Comut.
A.
5.
Sext. 654, 6.
eniiioKoyrfriov
Diogenian. apud Eus. HI, 449 Clem. A. I, 361 B.

Set eVu/iioXoyeii/.
B.
HI, 313 C.
IV, 37 C.
696
Cyrill.
fvayyeXiKas, adv. evangelically.
Clem. A.
I,
B.
Isid. Epist. 1, 16.
A.
I,
137 D.
1353 A.
^TVjwKoyla, as,
rj,
Tat-as.
1441 D.
6,
etymologia,
7.
etymology.
83, 5.
7,
evayyiKioXvrris, ov,
(Xvta) destroyer or violator
Dion. Thr. 629,

95, 8.
3,
Dion. H.
23.
I,
V,
8,
of the Gospel.
Att.
2, 3, 1.
Stud. 1088 C.
Cic.
14.
Cleomed. 87, 16. Philon I, 354,
Strab.
7, 2.
evayyiXiov, ov, to, good tidings, good news.

13, 40, 1.
Comut.
5.
Apollon. D.
<Tv/toXoyos,
ov,
Adv. 563,
13.
Sext. 653, 16.
F.
33.
573 D. 640 752 B. 893 F. 1018 B. Lucian. U, 595.

Plut.
I, 1,
(fTvpos, \tyio)
truth-speaking.
Ari^tid.
285, 3.
Phot. Lex. 30 Ev6vppfip,a>v

erviwn, ov, to, (erujuor)
....
the root
677, 77.
2.
15,
App.
II,
523, 84.
557,
Euangelium,
Marc.
1, 4,
good
etymon,
Strab.
1, 2,
of a
tidings.
Gospel, applied to the revelation
by
et
word.
Diod.
1, 11.
34.
8, 6, 2.
Christ.
Matt.
4, 23, et alibi.
7.
1, 1,
CornuJ. 127.
Plut.
U, 278
C.
Apollon. D.
Sext. 608, 28.
aUbi.
Luc. Act.
20, 24.
Paul.
17.
Rom.
Apoc.
Adv. 557, 33.

653, 24.
PArj/n. 325.
2, 16, et alibi,
saepe.
5, p.
Petr.
tTvpm-qs,
ivation.
rjTos,
fj,
14,
6.
Barn.
736 A.
Ignat. 704 B.
eTVfioXoyia, etymology, der8, 3, 19.
Strab. 6, 4, 10.
10, 4, 18.
I,
PZ(. II,
irvfias, adv.
638 C. Sext. 654, 25. according to etymology.

30, 2.
705 A. Clem. A. I, 1229 A. 1345 A. Orig. 801 B. IV, 32 C. 3. Euangelium, Gospel, a history of
Diognet. 1184 C.
Just. Apol.
1,
Strab. 9,
Christ.
66.
2,17.
PHoral,
EY, a diphthong, represented in Latin by [As the Romans represented EY hj

(not
EU.
EU
hy EY), it is easy to see that Y in this case was not sounded in the same manner as when it stood by itself Terent. M. 426. See also Dion. H. V, 160, 5 - 13, where EY
is
Apollin. Theophil. 3, 12. Heges. 1317 B. H. 1297 A. Clem. A. I, 1193 A. 1252 C. Haer. 270, 27. 3B0, 38. Hippol. 592 D. Orig. I, 673 A. 1413 C. H, 781 A. 410, 9.
represented as consisting of two vowels.
The augment of verbs beginning with EY,

contractions like avpimSr),
ÎXriXovda,
(TTTOvhr],
ni, 1409 B. IV, 28 A. 02 D. 309 B. To koto UaTBaiov tvayyiMethod. 377 B. Papias 1257 A. Apollin. H. 1297 A. Xiov. Iren. 687 A. 844 B. 888 A. 1244 D. Clem. A. I, 889 B. Orig. I, 725 B. II, 857 B. HI,
and forms like from EAEYa, (rjreuSo)
Kov.
829 A. 1802 A. IV, 256 A. To koto WapPapias 1257 A. Iren. 844 B 845 A.
67
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evayyeXioi'
530
evayyeîarrjii
879 B. Clem. A. II, 609 B. Orig. I, 773 C. TA/cara 1802 A. Ill, 829 A. II, 857 B. AovKov. Iren. 688 B. 844 B. 845 A. Clem. Orig. I, 777 B. II, A. I, 884 B. n, 609 B. To Kara 'Im857 C. Ill, 829 A. 1802 A. Iren. 844 B. 845 A. 879 C. 884 C. 6.vvr,v. Clem. A. I, 296 A. Hippol. 821 A. 890 B. A. 1802 I, 797 A. II, 857 B. IH, 829 Orig.
Origen is in favor of applying the A. term to all the canonical books of the New Orig. HI, 1516 C. IV, 29 A. Testament. 32 B. See also Clem. R. 1, 47, apparently
the first epistle to the Corinthians. 5. The book containing the four gospels; the four gospels bound together so as to In this sense it is form but one volume. commonly used in the plural, to evayye\ui.
A.
Apocryphal gospels. TA Kara Tlerpov eiaySerap. 1373 yeXiov, used by the Docetae. T6 Eus. II, 269 B. Orig. Ill, 876 C. C. 'E^palovs, used by the Ebionites. Clem. Ka0' A. I, 981 A. Orig. IV, 132 C. Eus. II, 269 A. 273 B. 300 D. 384 A. Epiph. I, 409 Theod. IV, B. 840 B. Hieron. U, 570 B. To Kar AlyvTrriovs, used by the 388 C. Naassenes (Ophians). Clem. A. I, 1165 B. 1193 A. Hippol. Haer. 136, 28. Orig. IH, 1803 A. VII, 312 B. Epiph. I, 1052 D. To Kara Oaiiav, used Hieron. VII, 221 B.
Euagr. Scit. Laod. 16. Eus. II, 1528 C. 1249 D. Chrys. VII, 30 A. PaUad. Laus. 1076 A. Vit. Chrys. 56 B. Ephes. 1049 A. Proc. I,. Vit. Amphil. 16 B. Chal. 864 C. 6. The gospel of the day. Const. 504,19. Joann. Mosch. 2880 C. (536), 1156 E. dim. 684 A. Nic. CP. 860 D, rfjs \eiTovpPorph. Cer. 85, 16. (ProcL CP. 800 yias. B.) Euchol. TO iwBivou, the morning gospd,
7. Evangelisthe gospel read at matins. tary, the book containing the gospel of each
day.
21.
by the Naassenes. Hippol. Haer. 140, 94. Eus. 11, 269 Orig. 11, 1803 A. VH, 312 B. To Kara Mardiav. Orig. Ill, 1803 A. B.
3993 D.
.
Pseudo-Marc. Liturg. p. 264. Sophrns. Porph. Cer. 14, Stud. 1709 C.
VII, 312 B.
Eus.
II,
269 B.
To koto tovs
to the
life
book of faith, without any reference or doctrine of Christ. EiayyeXiov
SmScKa dirooToXous. Orig. Ill, 1803 A. VII, to Kad' 'E^paiovs. 312 B. Hieron. II, 570 Epiph. I, 352 D. To Kara îXiTmov.
Leant.
II,
1213 C, used by the Manicheans. Book of James. Bi/3Xos 'laKaôv, the

I,
Orig. Ill, 876 C.
of the Valentinians. 69 B.
Orig.
I,
TeKfiaireas.
a-dpaiv,
EvayyEXiov 891 B 848 A). EiayyiXiov To rea333 Epiph.

Trjs aXr/deias,
Evas, the gospel of Eve, a book containing the wisdom which Eve learned of the Sei^ EiayyeXioi; 'loiJ8a, pent. Epiph. I, 333 C. the gospel of Judas, that is, Judas the traitor, the sacred book of the Ka'iavoi. Iren. 704 B. Sm;Theod. IV, 368 B. Epiph. I, 656 B.
Iren.
(Tertull.
BiavoS evayyiXiov, the gospel of Scythianus.

Cyrill.
Trjs
H. 576 A.
I,
C.
Sia
eiayyeXios, ov,
^=
I,
evayyeKiKOi.
Theophil. lli(^
harmony of
Eus.
II,
the
four
gospels,
by Ta-
B.
Clem. A.
336 A.
(evayyeKiôiuu) announce-
tian.
401 A.
{Orig. IV, 193 D).
Theod. IV, 372

Iren. 688 B.
4, 2.
evayye\i(Tfi6s, oO, 6,
MapKtaivos, a mutilated
ment of good
edition of Luke's Gospel.
B.
Tertull. adv.
Marcion.
Orig.
EvayyiTheod. IV, 376 A. 688 B. XioK KOTO Bao-iXf I'Si)!', of the contents of which nothing is known. Orig. Ill, 1803 A. VII,
A.
I,
890 848
tSiv anoo-ToKcov.
Orig. IV, 37 D, oi wri Theod. Anc. 1392 B. Eus. Ernes. 512 A, tov rrpobpo/iov iv tS a8ij. PseudonJacoft. Pseud-^/7ion. IV, 925 C. 2. Annunciation, a churchLiturg. 49.
tidings.
312 B. To fSv eiayyeXiov, the living GosSoar. 136 C. pel, used by the Manicheans. Pseudo-C/eni. R. II, 1465 Phot. Ill, 288 B.
D. To Kara Qa)p,av fiayyeXiov, the gospel according to Thomas (not the apostle), the gospel of the infancy of Jesus, used by the Manicheans. Cyrill. H. Catech. 6, 31, p. 500 Damasc. I, 1301 D. Leont. I, 1213 C. B.
'
425 C, t^s navaylas BeoroMax. 3217 A. 3733 A. Chron. 22. Quin. Conf. Comput. 1249 B. 52. Damasc. II, 313 D, tov TaPpajK jrpor Porph. Cer. Tfjv napdevov. Nic. CP. 856 B. 33. Horol Mart. 25. (vayyeKiarris, ov, 6, announcer of good tidings. 8. Evangelizer, Clem. A. I, 1184 C.
feast.
Basil. Sel.
Kov.
Sophrns.
'hpap,
eiayycXiov,
the
gospel
of Aram.
Phot. Ill, 513 B.
4.
The gospels collectively considered.

2,
Clem. R.
8
I,
{Luc. 16,
10-12).
Cels.
apud
848 A. Just. Tryph. 10. Iren. 100. Frag. 1589 B. Theophil. 3, 14. 517 A. 529 B. 653 A. 844 A. 885 B. 1147 A. Clem. A. I, 261 B. 264 B. C. 345 B. Hippol. 592 D. 392 C. II, 417 B. 812 C. Tertull. II, 79 A. Orig. I, 820
Orig.
preacher of the gospel. Luc. Act. 21, 8. Tertull. II, Paul. Eph. 4, 11. Tim. 2, 4, 5. 16 B. 88 B euangelizator. Eus. U, 121 A, TTJs TTEpi TOV XpioToiJ Si8a(TKa\ias. 2. Euangelista, Evangelist, a writer of an authentic history of Christ; applied only to Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Afric. 53 A. 57 C. Hippol 621 D. Orig. I, 509 C. 801 B. IV, 28 C. Dion. Alex. 1244 C. 3. Metonymically, =: fvayy(\tov,
the gospel
of the
day.
Euchol.
p. 54.
Digitized
by Microsoft
evayyeXiarpta
(vayyeKlarpui, as,
i),
531
evav6i^m
ena?
female announcer of good tidings, or preacher of the gospel. Basil. Sel. 517 B. Meet. Paphl. 181 A.
ij,
=
II,
eiaveeco.
Stud. 817 C.
rfa|,Wor,
Chrys.
ov,
(dîda)
easUy prevailed upon.

affability. n
767 D.
as,
f,,
eiayeia, as,
(eiay^s) holiness.
Iambi. V. P.
(iamxvTr,,Tia,
230.
evaypia, as,
fj,
Plut.Tl,UlB.
(eSaypos) good luck in hunting.
to,
{ândvrrjTos) J
I
dandvTTiTos, ov,
Sept.
Polyh.
8, 31, 6.
Mace.
fuaymStov, on,
a kind of
2,
ship.
Dubious.
(dnavrda) propitious, affable. 14, 9. Clem. A. II, 465 A.
Diod.lEn.. Vat. 98, 19.

(iacpla, as, ^, {evdcpos')
rfajrd^XTjTos, OK, (dn-o/3dXX<B) easily lost.
Did
good
air.
Plut. 11, 78 7
A. 856 C. Cyrill. A. 191 (119 A), et alibi.

cvanoSeiKTOs,
^
I,
976 D.
Simplic.
D.
Ptol. Tetrab. 86.

ov,
(iaepos,
(aijp)
with good air,

11, 4, 3, et alibi.
well-aired.
Sirab. 3, 2, 13.
fvaiju>ppayr]Tos,
ov,
(alfioppayia)
apt to bleed.
Galen. 11, 279 D.

fiaiO'driTea,
Paul. Aeg. 156.

evaiirdrjTos
fi/xi.
r/aa,
^=
ov, (dTroSeiKmpi) easUy proved. Hippol. Haer. 542, 81. Athan. II, 1112 A. evanoScKTos, ov, (dn-oSe'xo/iai) acceptable, admissible. Ptol. Tetrab. 44. evandSoTos, ov, easily settled: easily defined.
Vit.
Slrab.
2, 4, 5.
)((o
Epiph. 48 A.
fiaicov(TT09,
ov,
evanoKpiTas
(oKovQ)) audible.
Sext. 264, 16.
305, 16.
evaTroKpLTos flpi, to be easy
Heges. 1309
to
answer.
Artem. 379.
easy to
roll
off.
B.
cvaKpoaTTjs, ov, 6,
evairoKvKioTos, ov, (dn-oKuXito)
Leant. II,
ciaXKrjs,
S,
(dxpodoiuu) benignant hearer. 1997 B.

(dXnc^)
Galen. IV, 471 C.

euaffoXdyijTos ov,
(dwo\oyeopai) easily defended

Strab.
12, 3, 1.
"
strong.
Clem. A.
easily
I,
896
or excused.
F.
Plut.
I,
802
B.
eiaKKoiarros,
ov,
(aXXotdm)
27,
Alex. Aphr. Probl.
27.
changed. FseuAo-Dion.
groves.
cvairovoTTos. ov,
(dnoviTrra)
easily
washed
easily
off.

evaiToo-êaTos, ov,
301 B.
eia\(Tris,
es,
{diioa-îwvpi)
extin-
(oXoos)
as v.
1.
with
beautiful
guished.
eva7r6<j}vKTos,
Artem. 103.
ov,
Strab.
3, 3, 1
(dnocfyevya)
eas\
escaping.
fvdpihXos,
8, 11.
an error for
eid/xiXos, affable.
Genes.
Schol. Arist.
fiapSrjs, es,
Ran. 826.
Plut.
II,
eidfJoreXos, ov,
(a^TreXor) with beautiful vines or
F.
(apSw) well-watered. Agath. 302, 12.

r)(Ta>,
912
Sept.
vineyards.
Strab. 3, 3,
1.
11, 10, 2.
eiapea-Tea,
(evdpecrTos) to please well.
ddv, intej.
evan, evoe.
Theophil. 1098
Gen.
5, 22,
ra
I,
6ea.
1 7,
1,
ivamiov pov.
(absurd etymology).
fvavdyayyos, ov,
evapearrfpa, aros, to, pleasure produced.
Herod.
(avdya) easily thrown up or exDiosc.

2,
apud
Orib.
408,
rj,
1.
pectorated.
196, p. 310.
107.
riapeoTTjo'ts, ems,
(eiapeorem) the being well
eiavdSoTos, ov, (dvadiSm/u) easily distributed, as

food,
nutritious.
1,
pleased,
satisfaction.
Diod.
II,
512,
44.
Diosc.
2,
79.
5,
8.
Dion. H. IV, 2145.

evape(TTriTeov
Athen.
47, et alibi.
Iambi. V. P. 36.
âi/aK\rifii>s (evavoKXjjiror),
adv.
1, 7.
=
r),
Jos. 12, 6, 2.
Set evapeareiv.
Philon
II,
413,
trvpmajBms,
42.
cvapetTTia, as,
6,
compassionately.
Anton.
^=
eiapiaTqcris.
Jos. Ant. 12,
fvavaKofwTTos, ov, (dvaKop.iâ>) easy to recover.

Plut. II,
2 as T.
76, 5.
1.
Clementin. 257 B.
Hierocl. C.
458 F. rememPtol.
Ilierocl. C.
A.
evavdp,vt)(TTos, ov, (Ja/ajup,vr]tTKop,ai) easily
eiapeoTiKos,
9, 1.
rj,
dv,
capable of pleasing.
Anton.
bering.
A. 53,
7.
eiavdarpo(j)os, ov, {dva(TTpe(j)a>)
tractable.
eidpeoTos, ov, (dpeaKo) well pleasing, acceptable.

Sept.
Tetrab. 159.
evavdrpr/Tos. ov, (avaTepvio)
Sap. 4, 10, Tw 6fa.

1,
9, 10,
vapd
rivi.
1,
easy
to cut.
Galen.
Paul. Bom. 12,

44.
et alibi.
Just. Apol.
IV, 101 F.
eiavaTpeiTTOs, ov, (avatpeTrai)
to refute.
easy
to
overthrow,
eiapcaras, adv. acceptably.

alibi
eiapKrjs,
Inscr. 2071, 14, et
Cie. Att. 2, 14.

Ill,
Galen. XII, 407
C. Porphyr. apud Eus. Adhort. 352.
1220 B.
Iambi.
Const.
Paul. Hebr. 12, 28. es, corrupt reading
evepia]s'i
Strab.
5, 3, 13.
fiavdcpopos, ov, (dvacjsepa) well offered.
eiappoXoyea,
gether.
rjo-a,
(dp/ioXo'yos)
to
join well
9.
to-
Apost.
7,
30, acceptable.
eiavSpioi, rjoa,
Ignat. Ephes. (interpol.)

(dpn-dfrn) rapacious.
evav8p6s
7, 7, 9.
elpi.
Aristeas 14.
I,
fidpTraicros, ov,
Vit.
NU.
Strab.
1, 2,
I,
40.
Philon
641, 42.
Jun. 85
TO cidpnaKTOv, rapacity,
Plut.
133 C.
Diosc. 5,
evapxia, as, v, (eSapxos)
good government. Did.

Plut.
I,
eidvfTos, ov, {avir)p,i) easily dissolved.
A. 768 B.
eiSas, 6,
151 (152).
ofia, ovation.
310 D.
Digitized
by Microsoft
evacTfjbO'i
532
evStaKoo'/Ji'rjTO';
fiaiTiios,
ov,
6,
(cvafco)
bacchanalian shouts.
II,
efryXmao-oir or euyXmn-ws, adv. eloquently.
Pseud11, 9. 13,
Strab. 4, 4, 6.
evaxrrris, ov, 6,
2.
310 F. a Bacchanal. Dion. H.

Plul.
I,
Âan. IV, 149 A.

953,
evyvaiUon ^=. evyvaiwveo).

evyvafiovea, rjaw,
22.
954,
2,
epUfiôs,
=:
3/3a,
ovation.
[Diois
=
fj
Nic. CP. Hist.

elfii.
ciiyvitp^v
Dwd.
nysius imagines that the Latin derivative of tudfo).]

fiao-TtKo's,
^,
ovatio
Pint,
n, 116 A. 576 F.
Jos. B.
eSyovos, ov, (yovfj) fruitful, productive.
ov,
Bacchanalian.
(avylj)
v.
1.
Apollon. D.
Iambi.
J. 4, 8, 3, p. 299.
Adv. 531,
vavyla,
as,
17, impprjiia (evdv).

rj,
evypaiiiwria,
as,
the
being
evypaiifuiTos.
illumination.
Galen.
II,
75 A.
educated.
Adhort. 360 as
cid<#)a, at, v<
ciiypafifjuiTos, ov, (ypdjifid) well-lettered,
(fAa^'Jr)
softness,
2, 31.
delicateness.

fvypap-p-ia,
as,
r],
Heraclid.
lia^lri,
r,s,
apud Athen.
17.
(eHypa/ipMs)
good drawing
Athen.
5,
loîo,
preceding.
opportune,
Agath.
suitable;
Cyrill.
(representation of figures).
p.
26,
Epigr. 24, 16.

i6.<l>opp.os,
197 B. drawn,
5.
ov,
{a4>opjxri)
evypau.p.os, ov, (ypap,fi7]) well
delineated.
8.
commendable. Schol. Arist. Eq. 759. I, 197 A.

evd(f>opp,os.^
eva6pp.a>s,
Orig. VII, 129 C.
A.
Dion. H. V, 168,
1078, 10.
7.
185,
2, p.
591,
VI,
(See also
Strab. 4, 5,
313, 17.
Lucian.
n, 464
266,
3.
'0(ppia>v to fvypap,fiov, gracefulness.
Theod. adv. opportunely, suitably. Her. 1316 B. Aster. 293 C. Cyrill. A. VI, 224 D. X,_^185 B. Stud. 817 A. Sabin. apud ce/3a0J79, es, {ôwTffl) well-dyed.
fvypdjjLixas,
adv. in an fvypa/ifios manner. Lyd.
fvyprjyopos, ov, (yprjyopos) wide awake.
Eus.
Alex. 361 B.
eSyvpos, ov, (yvpos) well rounded.
Philipp.,SS.
ixibaipovrjpa, aros, to.
On&.
II,
315,
ov,
3.
eiigkriTos,
((SaXXo))
easiZy
K or
attacked.
(evSaifiovca)
good
hick.
App.
I,
588, 84.
fifioreofiai
=
PK,
n, 283,
fliu-
51.
Lucian.
II,
481.
ov,
fvôTos
Strab. 11, 3, 2.
evbaifiovLKos,
II,
17,
belonging
to
happiness. Galen.
fuôT-puos,
==
e<l0oTpvs.
Tseud-Anacr. 4
23 D, (\iCKo<Toîa or
(j)iK6a-o(j)oi,
atpeo-ts,
of Anaxarchus.
happiness
(18), 17.
Diog. 1,17,
who regard
fifioiXas (cijôvXos), adv. prudently.

43, 16,
2.
Dion
C.
as the
summum bonum.
3,
eiSdieru\os, ov, (SoktvXos) with beautiful fingers.

ftfyfoji.
ei'yaios, oy,
=
ov,
Strab.
7, 4, 4.
12, 3, 11
Alciphr.
evScKTos,
67.
as
V.
1.
TAeod.
II,
280 C.
yielding
mistake for evSenros.
Apollon. D.
evyoKaKTos,
(yoKa)
good
milk.
Synt. 342, 26.

evSiaôrjTos, ov,
Galen, n, 96 E. cvydWco, incorrect for e^ydXKa. flyap.ia, as, 15, iydp.os) happy marriage.
(Siaôda) well famed, of good

(Siayuxao-KO))
4.
repute.
Ptol.
Ptol. Tetrab. 172.

ov,
euSidyvtBOTOs,
easily
distin-
Tetrab. 86.
eiyeveia,
as,
rj,
guished.
noblesse,
17
Nicom. Harm.
ov,
Ev^.
II,
1252
nobility,
as
title.
A.
eiSidymyor,
spirits,
Basil.
o-ou,
IV, 273 B,
<t^.
861
C T^s
fuyeweias
(Stdya) good natured, in good
to Amphilooliius, bishop
of Iconium.
agreeable.
Philon
I,
52, 8.
Diosc.
4,
Chrys. Ill,
606
61, p. 550.
D.
eiyevfjs,
cs,
v8ia6eTos, ov, (SianBijfit) well disposed or adaptnoble.
Superlative, ciyevearaTos,
ed.

adv.
in
eis
to dvn-
most noble, as a title. Inscr. 1445. 1446. Basil. IV, 1040 C. CArys. Ill, 606 A: [Leo
iraBnv.
Gram. 359, 21 tovs evyevovs

fiyevls, IBos,
fj,
evSiaSeTas,
.Tos.
well-disposed
manner.
fvyeveiy.]
7, 3, 3.
B. J.
3, 5, 2.
ri
fvyevrjs11,
Arcad.
6457.
32, 24.
Ss.
Eiyevis for
Eiymor,
ov,
Jos. Ant. 816 D. 6, Eugenius.
evhid6pvT!Tos,
Cyrill.
ov,
I,
=
92.
A.
828 D.
1,
m,
pqhiws hiaOpmrrojievos. 1341 C.

Plut.
II,
Inscr.
cu8iatof, ou,
(5,
scupper, scupper-hole.
699 F.
3, 66, 5, tottos.
PoU.
evye<pipa>Tos, ov, (ye(j)vp6a>) easily bridged over.
fiSialTTiTos, ov, (SiaiTao))
easUy
settled or decided.
Polyb.
eifyems,
Strab. 8, 1, 1.
soil, fertile.
Galen. V, 361 F.
coi',
(yea y^) of good

12, 3, 11.
ov,
Strab.
fv8idK\aa-Tos, ov, (ptaicKda) easily broken, Cyrill.
5, 3, 12.
15, 1, 16.
A.
Lucian. HI,
^=. eSyXmtrcrdr
3,
I,
476 D.
(SiaKOTTTO)) Bosy to cut.
evyXdyfTos,
650.
^=
evyoKoKTOs.
fiiSuxKOTTos, OV,
Polyl.
46, 4.
ciyXoxrerccD or euyXtoxrem,
cifii.
fj(ra>,
cvSidKOTTTos, OV, Bosy to cut through.
Polyb.
3,
Cs^ri/Z.
^.
III,
eiyXfflrTi'fai,
iVib,
1333 C.
preceding.
Philostr.
55, 1.
(v8iaK6iTp.7]Tos, ov, {SioKocriiea)
easy
to
arrange.
273.
Polyb.
8, 36, 9.
Digitized
by Microsoft
evSiaKpt,TiKo<i
evSioKpiriKos,
6v,
533
Vit.
eveicTrji;
tj,
very SioKpinKos.
NU,
Jun. 140 B.
eihioKpiTOS, ov,
{SioKpivto') easily distinguished.
2, 49, 3 Tijv Tc yip AiTmXSj/ 7r\eovc$iav oix oiov ToXs neXoTTOwija-iav opois ev8oKâ-ai jtot
av n(pCKr)i^del<Tav.
iS6Kria-K, eas,
ij,

C.
Galen.
11,
200
eiSoKia.
I,
Polyh. 16, 20 4
Diod. 15,
25.
Vit.
6.
Dion. H.
eiSidXeKTos, ov, {SiaKeya) chosen, picked, distin-
443,
1.
Sext. 234,
guished.
Epiph. 37 B. C.
B.
eiSoKTiTos,
7),
vhoKav.
5.
Epiph.
evhioKKaKTOi, ov, (8iaXXac7(7<B) easily reconciled.
11,
881
Dion. H.
II,
736,
8.
m,
1660,
Pint.
H,
ov, acceptable.
332 C. 337 C.
riSioXXaKTo)?, adv. so as to he easily reconciled.
Symm.
Ps. 67, 31.
Plut.
I,
733 B. C.
Anton.
1, 7.
eihiAfiovoi, ov,
(Sm/icvco) very durable.
Anast,
Diog. 2, 87. Orig. IH, 1081 X. 2. Eudocetus, a Colorbasian epithet of the o-fflnjp. Iren. 576 A. TAeotZ. IV, 361 B. eiSoKia, as, y, (Sowto) good-will, favor, pleasure.
Cant.
6, 3.
Sin. 88 B.
rfStaTrXaoTOf,
ov,
Sept. Ps. 5, 13, et aUbi.

(SioTrXao-o-io)
Luc.
2,
14.
Paul.
well
formed.
blown
Cor.
2, 5, 8,
et alibi.
Syncell. 1
7, 4.
euSoKiftafo) (SoKt/iofffl)
(hiappiiriâi)
I,
:=
rfSoKEoi
On^. vn.
eihuippiTTUTTos,
ov,
easily
13 A.
ev8oKovp.ivcos {eidoKea), adv. satisfactorily, agreeably, ^= Kara yvatp,r)v nvos. Polyb. 18, 34, 10. i)iod Ex. Vat. 76, 5.
away.
alibi.
Cyrill.
A.
176 B.
HI, 817 A, et
shaken
:
evdiaaftcTTos, ov, (8m(r<o) easily
easily
refuted.

ov,
386 A.
to
evhiainraiTTOi,
(SiaffTrao))
1, 9.
easily pulled
eiSoîa, as, ^, opBobo^La So|(a. pjpA. I, 1 73 A.

'Eiboîavoi,
S>v, ol,
=
f/,
opposed to crepo-
pieces.
Polyb. 18,
see lEivopiavoi.
ev&maTokas (huurriWio), adv. distinctly, accuCyrill. A. "VII, 180 C. rately.

fv&ia.Tja]Tos, ov,
eiBpaveia,
as,
{eiSpav^s)
strength,
ability.
Sept. Sap. 13, 19.

evSpavTjs, s,
^=. pabias hiaTep.v6fx,cvos.
Cyrill.
A. in, 1308 C.
evBiaxjiopeco, rjtrto,
148 D.
dia(f>op6s
elp.t,
(Spaa) strong, 521 C.
able.
Cyrill.
A.
II,
to
be excellent.
evSvo-ainiTos, ov,
=: pabias
(eilbapos)
bvo'amovpmios.
Plut.
Geopon. 19,
6, 12.
n, 528 E. F.
fibapia, as,
r],
easily passing off Xenocr. 2. Galen. VI, I, 304 A. 360 B. eibiacfniKTos, ov, (8ia(j)fvya)) easy to escape from. Cyrill. A. ni, 1236 A.
evSuupopriTos, ov, (8uixj}ope(o)
liberality.
Eus.
II,
through the pores. 373 A. Clem. A.
1252 C.
eveyepros, ov,
^=
pabias iyapopcvos.
Hierocl.
C. A. 53,
7.
eveyKava-Tos, ov, =;; fvfKicava-Tos.
Cornut. 199
Cornut.
evSiaâipTjros, ov,
=;
padicoi biuâpSiv, as food.
as V.
1.
Eudoc. M.
fj,
9.
Xenocr. 26.
ei&tSaKTos, ov, (SiSaa-Ka}
fveibeia, as,
(fieibfjs)
beauty ofform.
easily
taught, docile.
61.
Diod.
2, 29, p.
142, 54.
Poll. 9, 161.
evetKaaTos,
ov,
pablas etKaôpevos.
yielding
easily,
Ptol.
(vSUtos, ov, (ddtjui) easily

1,
washed away. Diosc.

Porphyr. V.^
6, 3, 9, p.
Tetrab. 155.
fiiciKTos,
18.
(pivrj)
ov,
(e'lKco)
obedient,
dSivrjs, es,
easily turned.
Basil. Ill,
936
Plot. 76, 21 (quoted).

evhivos,
Jj,
A.
Strab.
Max. Conf
I,
297 B.
Clem. R.
1,
ov,
^= evSifivos.
(8(0(KEa>)
5.
453,
eieiKTuys, adv. obediently.
16.
Eus. n, 813 B.
ov,
cvcifiovia, r]aa>,
37.
cvelfiav elpi.
Cyrill.
A. X,
euSioiKijTor,
gestible.
Xenocr.
4.
managed: diAthen. apud Orib. I,

easily
473 C.
evei<rô\os,
ov,
(eicr/SoXXo))
easy of entrance.
25, 2.
n, 306,
Tjo-a,
Poll. 9, 161.
Strab. 17, 1, 6.
eieKKaviTTos, ov, (iKKa'uo) easily burned, combustible.
evhoKea,
(Sokco)) to be well pleased with, to

to.
he favorable
Sept.
Gen. 33,
eV
eîoi.
10,
nva.
1,
Cornut. 199.
Lev. 26, 34.

18.
Reg.
2, 22, 20,
Par.
eieKKpiTos, ov, (iKKplvto)
=^
evbuv)(a>ptftos food.
29, 23, evSoKridri, prospered.

Sir. 9, 12.
Ps. 67, 17.
25, 16.
2,
Jer. 2, 19,
2,
M
7.
50,
a-oi.
Xenocr.
KpiTos.
eviKirrtoTos,
6.
Diosc.
2, 11.
eieKTToirjTos, ov, (iiaroiico)
Galen. VI, 316 D.

fibw.xa>prfros, evexI,
Polyb. 1, 6, 3.
12, 3, ev nvt.
38,
4,
Athen. apud Orib.

ov,
22, 7, Totj yiyvofievois.
H.
m,
1689, 17.
Plut.
n, 158 C.
With the
Diod. 17, 47. Dion. Matt. 12, 18, e'U nva.

infinitive.
Tetrab. 161.
eveKTnipoTos, ov,
12, 8, 17.
Polyb.
5,
= =
22.
10, 12.
pabiats
eKTrmrav.
Ptol.
pqbioas CKirvpovfievos.
Strab.
1, 8, 4,
(TTpaTTfybv avrSiv iwdpxftv 'lepava.
93, 7, el(r(pcptiv.
Luc. 12, 32, Bovvai.

1, 3,
Paul.
fvcKTris,ov,S,(ex'") able-bodied person ;
opposed
I,
Thess. 1, 2, 8. Has participle. Polyb. 2, 38,

Cor.
1, 1,
21.
]. With
to mxenTrjS.
24.
Polyb.
2, 7,
3, 88, 2.
Phibn
583,
4, p,eTei\ri(j}6Tes.
Diog.
168.
Digitized
by Microsoft
eVSKTOI
cveKTOs, oVj ^=. eveKTiKOS.
534
oil.
evrjXiKOi;
Galen. VI, 373 C.

Strab. 5,
evem/iiKTos, ov, (imp,iywiii) well suited for inter-
ve\mos,
ov,
(eXatoc) producing
course.
Strab. 11,
ov,
i, 3, p. 385, 17.
fvfXKToy, ov,
eveTTLOTpeTrTOs,
2, 2.
11, 4, 6.
paîats
eTnarpcôfievos.
pabias iXKOficvos.
'
Galen, XIII,
App.
12.
I,
363, 26.
10 C.
eveXins, t8or,
rj,
eiemaTpo(j)os, ov,
==: dyaBrj
=;
preceding.
Agath. 296,
ikms.
Clem. A.
I,
976
bis.
(fXTrifca), to be
eveirta-Tpotjias,
adv. so as to return easily. Phot.

(fufjriôpos) proneness, tenSext. 40, 18.
eieXmarem
125, 10.
of good hope. Genes.

Polyb. 11,
3, 6.
Ill,
940 A.
fj,
evfTTUJiopia, as,
as,
ij,
evekmarla,
18, 5, 10.
fvfXTrla-Tcos,
hopefulness.
dency, proclivity.
Clem. A.
I,
1096 C.
adv. hopefully.
rj,
Clim. 765 D.
fv7ri(f>opos, ov,
'
fieinrraa-ia, as,
(eveîirraros) tendency,
prone-
ing towards.
ness, liability.
Posidon. apud Galen. V, 145

I,
B.
{im^cpai) prone, inclined, tendCornut. 217. Clem. A. I, 596 1056 B. 1189 B,
An.
E.
157 B.
Clem. A.
253 A,
II,
rj
els rfiv a-v-
evfnujjopas, adv. so as to be inclined

I, 2, 20, p.
to.
Strab.
vrjdetav
T&v
&fiapTrifi,aTa>v.
541 B.
43, 18.
to
eUfmraiTos,
ov,
(ipirinTa) prone, liable, having

Ptol. Tetrab. 164.
evemxflpTros, ov, (imxîpica) easy
undertake;
a tendency to anything.
Galen. V, 157 A. B.
dpyrjv.
easy
C.
to attack.
Poll. 1, 158.
Chrys. IX, 562
Orig..!!!,
1300 B, ds
to.
fvcpydôixai
=
ov,
fS ipyaôp.m, ei
jrotS.
Barn. 781
eveiiTTTaTas,
adv. with a tendency
Diosc.
A.
eiepyaaros,
{ipyaôiiai)
I,
lobol. p. 45,
ep^ftv irpos Ti.
fX"" "^ "

(ip<^pcuT<Tai)
Chrys. HI, 571 B,

easily obstructed.
easily
worked or
Method. 56
moulded.
Clem. A.
272 B.
evep,(j)paKTOs, ov,
B.
fvepyia,
as,
f),
Galen. VI, 314 B. C.

evevSoTos, ov, (evSlSafii) easily giving
yielding.
evcpyco'ia-.
Jos.
Ant.
6,
way
or
II, 2.
Strab. 16, 1, 9.
2.
Philon
I,
153, 21.
eiepeBioTos, ov, (ipeOiâ) irritable.

24, p. 138, 15.
Strab. 14,
2,
Sext. 758,
evivrevKTos, ov, (ivTuyxavai) affable,
Philon
II,
Ruf. apud Orib. H, 255, Antyll. apud Orib. U, 412, 6. Pfcft'n.

155,
7.
4.
I,
187, 16.
Poll. 5, 138.
Orig. Ill, 1396 C.

Poll. 5, 130.
evevrevKTas, adv. affably.

evVTov, ov, TO, the
evepKTrjS,
ov,
6,
Latin
eventum,
1, 6, 3.
ventus
modest.
30.
evcpprjvevTos,
II,
oif,
ajioâa-is.
ov,
Antec.
evevrpeTTTos,
(JvrpfTTop.ai)
bashful,
324 C.
fj,
Ptol. Tetrab. 159.
cveppfis, cs, ('Ep/irjs)
= = paSws =
evcpycTrjs-
Antip.
Thess.
eppjivevtrai.
Damasc.
Hes.
Ael.
evrvxfis, lucky.
eifâyayos,
5, 2, 5, p.
ov, (iâyai) easily
exported.
Strab.
eveppLa, as,
^=
cvrvxla.
Poll. 9, 160.
350, 14.
N. A.
Anton.
Strab.
3,
1,
33, et alibi.
es,
cuefoTiTof, ov, (claTTToj) easily kindled.

9, 9.
evepvMrjs,
Diosc.
(tpvor) sprouting or growing
well.
Galen. XIII, 9 C.
ov,
1, 13, p. 26.
eieêXiKTos,
3, 6.
(cêXiVtro))
agile.
evfîKTos,
ov,
^=
etjiiKTos,
easy,
attainable.

to.
185, 21.
eveirayayos, ov, (eVaym) easy to lead

31, 13, 5, irpos TO Kpidev.
eiieirfjôXos
Polyb.
*eve<f)obos, ov, (ecftoSos^ accessible, approachable.
Time.
ov, (eTr^jSoXor, 7ri/3o-
6, 6
as v.
1.
Polyb.
1, 26, 2,
et aUbi.
or evemôXos,
Diod.
2, 6, p.
fj,
119, 61.
(eSfijXos)
Xof) sArewjd
eveTrfjKoos,
ov,
PôZ. Tetrab. 72. 73. 166.

(eTraKovco)
ei^rjKla, as,
good
53 A.
taste,
in the use
obedient.
1160 B.
Epict. 4,
U?ri/3aTor,
Steph. Diac.
ov,
ma K.
pabias
Andr. C.
of language.
ev^vyrjs,
cs,
Plut.
I,
(feuyvu/it)
well matched.
Greg.
eveTrrjpeaa'Tos,
1,
z=.
ejnjpeaôfifvos.
I,
Naz. IV, 45 A,
i5ftBc<B,
111.
Greg'.
Naz.
459,
637 B.
ascended.
r)aa>,
yap.os.
eijâos
eJyxi.
Anton.
3,
12.
ov,
7.
(eViâiVo))
easily
2.
Achmet. 175.
eufmcifo),
tV<B,
Strab. 5, 3,
P/i&n
I,
(cSfmi/os)
^TrXt'^cu.
.iljuii.
ev7ri(3oKos, see evcTrrjôXos.
Gen. 49,
cvrjbvvTos,
19.
ov,
Hippol. 593 B.
(Jihiva)
8.
evemyvcoa-Tos, ov, (imyiyvauKto) easily
Cornut. 28.
43.
known. Artem. 397. Hippol. Haer. 256,

(îmTpeô))
agreeoblf,
palatable.
Orib.
evrjKota,
m,
as,
128,
fj,
258, 43.
ov,
(evrjKoos)
obedience.
Diod.
17,
tvenibpofios,
easy to run over.

easily
55.
fvrjKoos, ov,
Themist. 288, 23.

evfiriKoyuTTos,
lated.
ov,
(îiriKoyiôpiat)
agreeable to hear.
Pseudo-2)emetr.
calcw
27, 6.
fvrjK.6a>s,
Soz. 1076 A.
Galen. VIII, 591 C.
Sext. 205, 29.
adv. obediently.
668, 12.
fvrjKiKos, ov,
Polyb. 27,
6, 7.
evfjXi^.
Achmet.
10.
Digitized
by Microsoft
evrjXi^
fv^Xt|, iKos, S, ^, (?Xi|) of good size or stature. Polem. 181. Andr. C. 1304 C.
eirjfiipiriiux,
176, 2.
738, 4.
Plut.
n, 906 B.
a throwing
907 A. B.
straight.
SexU
I,
aros, to, (eui/ftepeco) success.
Polyb.
evSvôXia, as,
t),
Plut.
3,
72,
2.
Cic. Att. 5, 21.
Diod. 13, 13.
539 F.
Philon
I, 3,
Nicet. Byz. 704 A.
PAiVon
341.
evi]<jievfis,
II, 120, 38.
fvBv^SKos, ov, {iidis, /3aXX<o) throwing straight.
vi)i>f|U(a, or, ^, (êvrjvefws)
fair wind. Lucian. H,

wealthy.
I,
ei5^t;|3oX(or,
36, 23. 73, 34. 216, 31. adv. by throwing straight.

8, 9.
is,
{a(j>evos)
Lyd.
Sept.
230,
38.
414, 41.
Philon Pamphil. 1557 A.
17.
eSrixos,
ov,
7.
Method. 73 A.
(rixos)
well sounding.
5.
Job
8.
fv6vyiveios, ov, (yiveiov) straight-bearded. Polem.
30,
Ps.
150,
Dion. H. V,
77,
293.
(vSvycvris,
is,
Diosc. 2, 29 Tos
tvdava<ria, as,
ij,
Ei3^;âr.
(yiVo/xai)
(evflavaroj) eas!/ or
7.
happy death.
5, 38, 9.
Nyss.
I,
Ill,
900 B.
2.
born straight.
Greg.
Newly
born.
Theod.
Cic. Att. 16,
PMon
I,
182, 45.
125 B.
fyBcaiaria, riaa, to die happily.
Polyb.
eu8v8poij,ia), rjoco, {evdvSpopos')
Jos.
Ant.
9, 4, 5.
eudearos, ov, (dedoiiai) easily seen.

22.
evdeveta, evBevla, see evBrfvia.
eiBerea), to be
Genes. 109,
to run straight : a straight course. Philon I, 131, 42. 327, 15. Luc. Act. 16, 11. 21, 1. to sail in
i),
fi6vhpop,la, as,
straight course.
Nicet. Paphl.
33 A.
Diod.
2,
convenient or useful.
48,
p. 161, 11, els (fidpiiaKa rot: larpois.
evdvSpopos, ov, {8p6pos} moving in a straight line. Strab. 1, 1, 7, p. 38, 12.
tvBfrujfios, ov, 6,
^=
TO evdeTi^civ.
Apollon. D.
Polyb.
Adv. 555,
fidias, adv.
6, 52, 1
3.
Synt. 309, 12.

avTiKa, now, for instance.
iirpi
evdvSpopms, adv. in a straight course. 784 A.

futed,
ev6vineia,
Macar.
euflueXeyxTOf, ov, (i\iyxa>) directly (easily') re-
Ta yf
I,
Kara
79,
ficpos, oiov
cvdeas to
76.
Epiph.
as,
fi,
I,
228 C.
{evBveinis)
Trpoy TOs TToKe/uKas
xp^'os,
as ybr instance.
straightforward
1.
Philon
(?a?en.
607,
4.
45.
Erotian.
speaking.
euBvevrjs, is,
Adam.
S. 346 as v.
H, 188 D.
as,
fj,
Sext. 530, 8.
113, 22.
(EIIQ) straightforward in speech.

is,
254, 22.
*î6r)via,
(evQrfvjjs)
Adam.
prosperity,
8, 19, 8.
7.
S. 355.
plenty,
Sept.
evdvepyrjs,
(EPrO)
rj,
accurately
wrought.
abundance.
Aristot.
H. A.
29,
Lucian.
evdvXoyta,
II, 35.
Gen. 41, 29. 31.

'Evdj)vlas imneKr)Ti]s,
Ps.
Inscr. 1186 Inscr. 5973
as,
(evBvKoyos')
^=.
evdviireia.
tariae.
Written
f),
praefectus rei frumen-
Polem. 218.
eidvpaxia, as,
battle.
17,
also eidiveia.
"'Eirapxos
ei6evla.
tvBrjpia, as,
evBeveias,
iiTipeKi]Tj]s.
Also, K A.
9, 9.
Plut.
I,
{evBvpdxos) open fight, pitched 572 F.
Inscr. 5895.
Diog.
1,
83.
cvdvpiXyrjTos, ov, (apiXya) newly milked.

.
Anon.
(c^dripos) successful hunting or

1,
Med.
239.
as,
fj,
fishing.
10, 48.
tidijs, is,
Poll.
108, et alibi.
Ael.
cidvpeTpta,
(perpito)
the
length, linear
measurement.
ov,
measuring of Fseudo-Didym.
44,
^
I,
ev6vs.
-Sep*.
Judic. 17,
6.
Par.
2,
242, 18.
eiBvpcTpiKos,
i),
14,2.
Judiths,
129, 3.
11.
Ps. 50, 12.

18.
Sap.
linear.
Nicom.
3.
prime
Philon
Jasher.
eidiKos,
13.
Clim. 981 A, ^vxr]2, 1,
2.
number.
fvdvpoovvr),
a-vvr;,
Heron Jun.
rjs, fj,
188,
Sept. Reg.
6v,
evdvpoTToiio} ^=: evBvpov rroia.
Basil.
I,
rj,
(evBvs) rectilinear.
Sext. 486,
(as if from eidvpuiv)
380 C.
Swcato-
righteousness.
Theod. Her. 1344 A.

32.
tvBiKTia z:= ciSdiKTos elpi, active.

16.
Apollod. Arch.
ex-
evdvir\oia>, rjo-a,
(cvdinrXoos) to sail in a direct

2, 3.
course.
f),
Strab. 11,
f],
13,
1,
tvdiîa, as,
(eudiieros)
a touching
54, 12.
lightly
ev6v7r\oia, as,
6, 3, 7.
a sailing
straight.
Strab. 3, 3, 1,
pertness.
27.
Philon
I,
157, 32.
593,
evBvirKoos, ov, (irKia) sailing in a direct course.
fSdvtjTos, ov, (6vri<TKa) subject to death.
Anast.
turbid.
Strab. 6, 3, 7 as v.
eiSvpprjpovio),
fjo-o),
Sin. 88 A. B.
fvBoKaTos,
ov
(floXdm)
easily
made
I,
895 A.
Sext. 685, 27.

r]s, fj,

fi6opv^r\Tos, ov, (dopvîai) easily confused, disturbed.
evdvppTjpoa-ivri,
6.
Plut.
I,
524 D.
Diosc.
1,
i6pv^jjs,is,:=evBpvnTos(142). 143 (144).

<v6vpo\ia>,
T](r<o,
90.
5,141
eievfTrris. evBvppitpav, ov, (pijpa) Poll. 5, 119, et alibi. 12, 16.
= = =
1.
eidvpprjpav elpi
Plut.
evdvirteia.
Anton. 11,
Cic.
Sext. 679, 16.
Fam.
eidvppripovas, adv.
to
in straightforward speech,
{evBvôKos)
throw straight
plainly.

II,
Clem. A.
I,
forward:
to
go straight forward.
Philon
II,
1065 C.
168 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
evdvppi,';
(pis)
536
Soz.
ev/caTairroTjro^
Diod.
31.
II,
evdippit, ivos,
6,
fj,
straight-nosed.
599, 89.
2.
Plut.
To
be at leisure,
9,
=
6,
1629 B.
eudvs, ela, v, straight, erect.
fi
i) ovofjuia-nKr), the evUna, so. TTTCixns, nominative case. Dion. Thr. 632, 10. 635, 5. Drac. 18, 5. Apollon. D. Pron. 268 C. 289
2. Substantively,
eS (TxoXijs exa-
Polyb. 20,
4.
Marc.
Luc. Act. 17, 21 Eis ovbev irepov evKairj
povv,
Xeyciv
16,
n koI
12.
anoveui xaivSrepov.
11,
Paid.
Cor.
1,
B.
6iis
Synt. 12, 18.
14, 15.
-fvBvs, adv. immediately.
Dion. H.
soon
II,
I,
7,
10
Ei3-
Phryn. 125, condemned. Impersonal, tvKaipjjcrai, L. contigisse, Attic. to happen. Apophth. 321 A Hvnaipriore 8e rivi
223 D, Xêtv. Moer. 134, not
am
tS>v SiaSoxaiv,
after.
11, 4, i^
yepovn eêXSelv, he had occasion

evKoxpia, as,
r),
to
go
out.
9,
5, "PX^* êra tov oIkutjiov. napoKaêiv. VI, 770, 9, p.eTa rbv Trepvcrivbv evdiaDs, 2. iVbiu, /or instance iroXcfioi/. Cleomed. 5, 25 Otov cj!5us, ?Aas. a-vTiKa.
668,
ap-a t<3
prosperity.
7,
Polyb.
1,
59,
et alibi.
2.
Sept.
Ps.
10.
Opportunity.
Classical.
avTov napaSm.
euKalpifios,
ov,
Matt. 26, 16 'Ef7T evKcupiav ha Joann. Mosch. 2892 A.
5(ra6.
19, 2.
7, 1, 2.
10, 2, 24.
Epicl.
1, 10, 8.
1,
=^
iiJKmpos,
opportune.
Petr.
320 A, ovv. Galen. II, 368 A. 942 D. fvBvapos, 01), 6, (evBiva) a making
PZ!. II, 153 B.
515 D.
straight.
Alex. 516 D.
eSxaipos, ov, convenient: well situated.
1,
Polyb.
18, 4, et alibi.
Jos. Ant. 16, 4, 1 MijSe
Philon
14.
I,
576, 23. 24.

(reivio)
ex^tv e^ evKaipov del rovs ddeXfpovs, by every
ev6vTevrjs, s,
Straight.
Philon
I,
316,
opportunity.
2.
ov,
Empty. Nil. 580 D,

well
Imros,
456,44. 11,432,46. Poll. 3,96. Galen. Xn, 477 F. Philon I, 338, 24. (vdvrevcos, adv. straightly. evBvyivrjS, newly horn. eiOvTOKos, ov, (ti'kto))
not loaded, a led horse.

tvKavoviOTOs,
(xavoviâ)
regulated.
Ephr.
I,
71
D. 107 A.
fj,
fVKdpTUia-is,
eas,
{evKapwia)
evKapirla..
Greg. Nyss. Ill, 580 D.

fvBvTopiai, rjua, (jepuvai) ^=. opOarojUai.
Galen. VI, 374 B.
Pseudo-
Gre;i
Naz.
II,
r),
713 B.
a cutting straight. Antyll. apud
evSvTopia, as,
evKarayeXaOTOs, ov, quite KarayeXao'Tos. Alex, Aphr. Probl. 25, 29. evKaTayiayos, ov, easy of entrance, as a harbor.
Ori6. Ill, 572, 8.
Eudoc. M.1\S.
(rpaxiôs)
straight-necked.
evBvTpdxrpôs,
ov,
cvKaTaywvuTTOs, ov, (KaTaymviôpai) easy

quer.
31.
to
covr
Soran. 260^ 24.

(vdvTprjTOS,
ov, (riTpam) bored right through. Ruf. apud Orib. II, 221, 7, avkio-Kos.
Polyb.
9,
4,
8.
29, 2, 8.
Diod. 20^
evKaTd8pop.os, ov, (Kararpex"') easily

Cyrill.
run down.
evdv(p\6yio'Tos,
ov,
((^Xoyifia)
combustible.
A.
I,
276 D.
Cyrill.
Epiph.
cash.
fit'
m,
100 C.
(xoKkos) for ready money, for
evKaraKoiiuTTos, ov, (itaTaKo/iifii)) easily brought
ev6vxaXKos,
ov,
Basilic. 9, 3, 15, 7
Ta Xapfiavopeva
down. B. D.
defend.
Strab. 12, 3, 12.
A.
to
I,
376
eKfiiâapov evBvxoKKa irinpda'Kea'dai.

6,
evKaraKpdrqTos, ov, (KaraKpaTeo)) easy
hold or
ev6aipa^, okos,
(6apa^) with a good chest (breast). Norm. Dion. 15, 156. Mai. 104, 9.
Polyb. 4, 56,
9.
(VM, Chaldee,
A.
fviSpaTos, ov,
= =
evKdraKTos, ov, (jcaTayvvp-C) easily broken.

lon II, 309, 33.
tvKaTaXriirros, ov,
ocj>is fiijXeia.
Clem. A.
I,
72
Artem. 94
Phi-
evKareaKros.
(xaraXa/i/SaKcii)
easy
to
com-
evidpas, easily sweating. Galen.
prehend or understand.
3.
Erotian. 4.
Artem.
VI, 111 E.
cvUpos,
ov,
very lepos.
Psell.
1136 C.
Sept. Deut. 29,
evKardpiKTos, ov, (KaraiiiyvvpLi) easily mixed up.
eviKaTtva, eiKra, to be evtXaros,

20, avra.
Fsead-Athan. IV, 896 D.

euKaTavoTjTos, ov, (Korai/oco)) intelligible.
18, 13, 11.
Judith
16, 15.
Ps. 102,
3.
Polyb.
fitXaros, ov, (iXaffKojiiat) propitious.

1, 8,
Sept. Esdr.
Hipparch. 1005 B.
53.
Ps. 98, 8, avTols.

fj,
(vipana, as,
(IpAnov) good garments.
Cyrill.
evKardwieros, ov, (Karavviraa)) susceptible of contrition. Clim. 708 B. Anast. Sin. 661 B.
A.
57.
I,
164 A.
(Ixdvs) abounding in fish.
that
effixdvs, V,
Diod. 11,
Diosc. 4,
757 D.
Stud. 864 B.
VU. Nil. Jun. 72
HaTaWKTlKOS.
ov, (Karairavai) II,
Aristid. I, 406, 5.
(koi'ib)
euKaTdnavoTos,
easily.
easily ceasing or
evKarjs, (s,
bums
stopping.
Galen.
206 A.
easily fright-
152 (155),
I,
p. 637.
evKaTdirXrjKTos, ov, (Koran'Xô'O'o))
evKodocriaTos, ov, (xaôo-wio)) consecrated.
Epiph.
ened.
Basil,
in, 513 C.
(KaTamfiirpriiii)
764 A.
tiira,
Pallad. V. Chrys. 33 B.
(fOxatpoy) to be in
euxaran-pi/oTos, ov,
easily
Ill,
con-
evKaipea,
good circum-
sumed by
D.
fire.
Basil.
1,
225 B. C.
377
stances, to be well off. 21, 2,

To'is
Polyb. 4, 60, 10. 15, (Slow, as to property. Posidon.

6,
apud Athen.
109, p. 275
A -(rOai Toir
evKaraiTToriTos, ov, (icaTaTrroeo)) easily frightened^
/St'ois.
CyriU.
A.
I,
273 A. B. HI, 760 D.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ef/caTOTTTwro?
evKorawrairos,
ov,
537
easily
eVKTlKO'i
(^KaTairliTTa))
falling
down.
CyriU.
Meet. Byz. 704 A.

ov,
Dion. H. I, 446, n, 1141 B.

xiK\a>vos,
ov,
3.
Ael.
K A.
1,
54.
Eus.
evKaTaa-fLfrros,
(^KaTa(Tia>)
easily
II,
shaken.
A.
1,
417 B. 476 D.
ov,
637 D.
easily
KaXoi-r
Andromach apud
perfCfcwo-Tor, ov,
rois KKS>vas Galen. XIII, 877 B.

prurient.
^x'^v.
evKaTda-KenTos,
ceived.
((caTao-KOTrta))
(,Kvia>)
Galen. IV, 184 C.

(KoîcTTTj/oit)
Doroth. 1668
evKardaTaros, ov,
regular.
toell
established,
evKoCKios, ov, (koiXio) laxative,
moving
Apollon.
D. Adv. 567,
the bowels.
II,
17.
18.
Diosc.
1,
30.
164.
2,
149.
Pte.
Ephr. ni, 138 A.

evKaTaararas, adv. with self-possession.
137
A.
Macar.
turned
7,
7.
fVKoivavricria, as,
sociability.
rj,
(euKou/toi/ijrof)
sociableness,
517 D.
fvkaTd(TTpo(f>os,
ov,
Anton. 11,
25.
20.
(leoTao-Tpeô))
well
evKoTTia, as,
fj,
Kofifm, in rhetoric.
VseaAo-Demetr.
Mace.
2, 2,
(cvKonos) easiness of work. Sept. Agaihar. 133, 15. Diod. 1
eiiKOTari^/iijTos, ov, ((caTaroXfidia) easily attempt-
36, p. 43, 60.

cvKOTTOs, ov, (koVoj) casy to do.
3,
ed.
Joann. Hier. 440 B.
&p(. Maco.
Ma((.
9,
1,
evKaTaTpeiTTot, ov, ((caT-arpeTrco) easily overturned.

Cyrill.
18.
Polyb. 18,
1,
2.
5.
19,
A. IV, 857 B.
ov,
24.
^KaTaTp6xa(TTOs,
(^KaTaTpo-)(aâ>)
easily
run
1,
evK6py(f)os,
ov,
(Kopvtprj)
9,
with
beautiful
well, as a
top.
down, easily overrun or attacked.

2, 2.. 14, 5, 6.
Strah.
Dion. H. VI, 1078,

riod.
euKoa-fiea),
1, 8,
rja-o),
ending
pe-
evKaraTpoxos, ov, (KaTa.Tpi\tt>)
evKaTatpopos,
cSK0(rp,6s
ei'/xi.
Sep^ Mace.
Joann.
olv6p.eKi.
prone.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
360 A. 577 C. IV, 857

easUy consumed
15.
To),
Pseudo-Jbs. Mace.
evKparos, to,
B.
evKardcfiKcKTos, ov, (KaTa<^Xey<)
evKpds,
6.
eijKpaTov.
Mosch. 3057 B. C.
evKparofuKi, iTos, to, (êvKpds, /xcXi)
hy fire.
dency.
Euagr. 2749 A.
f],
eiKaTa(f>opia, as,
{evKaTd<popos) proclivity, ten115.
Theoph. Nonn.
Bekker. 1208.
evKpaTojro(ria, as,
II, 74.
Anon. Med. 253. 255.

eu'-
Diog.
7,
fVKaTa(l>povTiTa)S
.
êdKaTa<j>p6vTiTos),
I,
adv.
I,
con-
fj,
(niva) the drinking of
temptibly.
Plut.
895 E.
Orig.
716 B.
Kparov.
Alex. Trail. 292.
evKaTd^jfevoTos, ov, ((carai/êuSofiai) easy to falsi-
eijKparos, ov, well tempered.
2.
Substantively,
Stud. 1716
Strah. 1, 2, 19. fy. evKoriaKTOs, see edK&mKTOs.

evKaTtpyaa'[ievos,
tj,
TO cvKpuTov, decoction of pepper, cumin, and

anise,
used in monasteries.
ov,
zzz eu Kareipyacrp-evos.
(identical with the Kvp,ai66epp.ov of Ptocho-
Greg. Th. 1076 A.

fVKaTepyaiTTos, ov, (Koxepydôpai) easy
tion.
prodromus).
of digesCyriU.
cvKpaTou), axrco, to
make
eSxparos.
Pallad.
Med.
Classical.
Diosc.
2,
112.
Febr. 114,
12, 9,
1.
evKaTOTTTos, ov, (^KaTotjidfjvai) easily seen.
euKparas {evKparos), adv. temperately.

e;(cB,
A. n, 241 B.
cvKoropdaTos, ov, (jiaTopOoaj) easily accomplished.
Cleomed.
Poll. 9,
eSKparos
43.
etfu.
evKpoTos, ov, (KpoTos) Well sounding.
Died. Ex. Vat. 113, 19.

fvKaTopdoTttts, adv. so
127.
6e(ns.
Alciphr.
3,
Eustrat. 2388 C, oiv-
as to he easily accomplished.
I,
Schol.
ApoU. Rh.
Cyrill.
246.
euKTeov
e^KaracpêTos, easily
=.
8fi
cUxfo-dai.
Method.
241
A,
VKdTO)(os, ov, (icaTepfoj)

held.
^^
A. VII, 119 B.
Dion.
evKTTjpios, ov, (ei!xop.ai)
fVKfpaoTos, ov, (Kcpdwviii) easily mixed.
prayer.
H. V, 158, 4, NIX do not coalesce easily. Plut. II, 922 D. evKc(l)dKos, ov, (KE(â\^) with a good head'. Arr.
Venat.
rvKivrjo-ia,
4, 4.
Poll.
r],
2,
43.
agility.
as,
(evKivTyros)
Pglyh.
8,
a house of prayer. Bms. n, 928A. Basi7. IV, 473 B. Did. A. 589 B. Greg. Nyss. JH, 1081 B. Pallad. Laus. 1058 B. Nil. 508 A. Socr. 120 B. 124 A. Soz. 877 C. Chal. 4, oocoj. Theod. m, 1021 D, vaos. 2. Substantively, to eu'EvKrripios oikos,
belonging or devoted to
28, 3.
fiffiXaCTTos, ov,
KTTipwv, L. oratorium, oratory, chapel.

((cXaa))
Greg.
TI,
easily broken.
Diosc. 4,
Th. 1048 A.
i)iU 4. 589 C.
Epiph.
146 (148).
eiicKeia, as,
ij,
renown, as a
title.
Nic.
II,
809
1.
A,
fj
vficTepa.
PseudoLaus. 1210 C. Joann. Mosch. 2925 C. Basil. in, 1309 B. 2952 A.

757 D.
PaZ?a<?.
evKTiKos,
fj,
evKhjpuTea, to he evKKrjfWTos.
Sept. Hos. 10,
ov,
expressing
134,
1,
a wish, precative.
Poll.
4,
PhUon
I,
681, 34.
Men. Rhet.
PhUostr. 276.
service.
v/ivoi.
53.
i!tX^;xaTos, ov,
branches.
(VKhfpla, as,
vine having beautiful Vseadi-Athan. IV, 484 A. (eilKKrjpos) good lot or fortune. fj,
(itk^fui)
2.
Nil. 537 D, \eiTovpyla, divine

Optativus,
rfir.
optative, in
gram-
mar.
Dion.
638,
7,
eyKXio-is, Ae qpio.
68
Digitized
by Microsoft
eVKTlKW'i
tive
538
evKip^voTtjv, TjTos,
fj,
evXoiyta
the being evkip^vos.
mood.
el,
Plut. II, 386 utinam,

!
particle
D, SivajMis, of the Drac. 60, 1 7, prjiia.

Conj.
502,
1.
Men.
Rhet. 175,
suXoyeo),
1, 4,
ijo-o>,
9. to ftZess.
1, 4,

Synt. 31, 16.
Sexl. 302, 22.
oJitn/cSr,
tively.
Se^Z. Gen. 14, 19. Esdr.

62, rhv 6e6v.
204, 4.
212, 8. 14.
247, 20.
S. 31, 1.
58,
Herodn. Gr. Philet. 393. Phryn. P.
flU with.
To marry, said of the priest who performs the ceremony also, of the par:
2.
nvi
Ps. 64, 12,
adv. in a supplicatory manner, opta-
ents, or of the aivreiaios.

-<t6<u, to
Gregent. 585
Method. 49 B.
S>v,
Greg. Naz. Ill, 160
be married.
Nic.
CP. 860
hlyafuiv.
A -a-Bai.
Theoph.
B.
Theon. Prog. 208, 13.

01,
Phot.
II,
785 B, yvvaiKa
he
is
EuKTiTot,
(êvxpfial)
^=
Me(T<7a\cavoi.
Cont. 703 EvXoyetrat p,eT

icKrjpiKov,
avTrjs irapd twos
Apophth. 253 B.
evKviiavTos,
ov,
(^Kv/ialvio}
agitated.
Nicom.
Harm.
evXdPem,
6.
married to her by a certain In the Ritual, to commence religious service by saying the introductory
clergyman.
3.
as,
fi,
piety
reverence.
Diod. 13, 12,

144,
20,
6cov.
sentence, EuXoyrjTos 6 debs
fip,S>v
TrdvTOTe,K.T.\.
^ irpos TO deiov.
Philon
I,
Or
this
EvXoyi/juewj ^ âaiKeia tov irarpos
ij
Paul. Hebr. 12, 28. Plut. I, 132 C, et alibi. Cyrill. E. Catech. 11, 12. Orig. Vn, 33 B. 2. Piety, as a title. Alex. A. 548 Ai;-
\unTaL
e/ii7.
TTj
viieTepa evXaêia.
kiAan. I," 840 A, i|iSj/. Naz. m, 193 B.

II,
Eus. H, 1192 B, 224 B. 277 D. 480 A, ij o^. BasiZ. IV, 385 C. Greg.
Polyh.
3,
jj.
KOL tov vloi), K. T. X. 4. To bless with the hand, by putting the thumb on the third finger (the one next to the Uttle finger). Only a priest (presbyter or bishop) can bless in this manner. Fseudo-Chrys. XII, 776 C,
fiiTa T^s xî'Pos-
(pn).
Sept.
rj,
Reg.
<uXa/3eo/xai, (0 beware, to fear.

p.ri
diaTeTpaTTTai,
firj
111,
1,
5Xdyi;o-(r, eas,
curse. Hebraism 20 (21), 10. (oJXoycoi) the act of blessing,

3,
eiJXdyijcrty tSiv
'
^0
8iaTTpapp.vov
lest lie
Attal.
die.
blessing.
Triod. 'H
aprav, the
2.
11,
5.
33, tva
Tov jSiow anoôKji,

reverence,
7.
should
blessing
/Stnv,
of the
loaves.
'H
eiiXoyrjais rStv koXv-
To
1,
to
2,
Nahum
7.
Zach.
Sept. fear God. 13. Paul. Hebr.
the blessing
of KoKvâ.
evXoyTjTapLov, ov, to, (eOXoyT/Toy) in the Ritual,
fvXa^rjs, S, pious, devout.

2,
Luc.
2,
25.
Act.
the cvXoyijTapia are certain Tpondpia, which, when read or sung, are always preceded by
8,
2.
22, 12.
fliJppoZ.
728
A. 2.
Superlative, evXajStWaros, most pious, as a

title.
the verse EuXoyi^Tos et, Kvpie, hibaôv fie to Horol. Euchol. EuXoyi;SiKatapaTa (rou.
rdpLa dvaa'Tdo'ifUL, the evXoytirdpM for Sunday.
EvXoyrjTapta veKpaxTifia, the euXoyijrdpta for
Sard. Can.
Cyrill.
.4nus et Euzoius apud 5oz. 149 B. 7. asi?. IV, 536 B. 616 C. A. X, 40 C. 44 A. Eustrat. 2344
(<f>aiv(o)
D.
fv\afio(f)avris, s,
pious in appearance.
;
Saturday, because on that day prayers are They form also part of the funeral service.
offered for departed believers.
evXayr/Teov
Bid. A. 605 A.
fVKaXos,
Sept.
ov,
:^
rj,
Sei evXoyeiv.
blessed.
7.
Clem. A.
I,
493.
(\a\ta)
11, 2.
talking well
talkative.
eiXoyrjTos,
alibi.
ov,
Job
Th. 1052 B.
Sir. 6, 5. Mel. 107. Eus. IV, 696 D.
Greg.
Tyr.
Philon 1,453,
2.
Sept.
Ex.
18, 10, et
In ihe Ritual,
X.
6 evXoyrjTos, sc. Beds, the introductory sen-
v\ap.mis, h, (Xd/iTro))
69, 4.
:=
following.
Max.
tence, EvXoyijTor d 6e6s

evXoyia,
as,
t),
rjp,a>v, K. t.
Pole^n. 231.
^(iam. 5. 361.
blessing.
Sept. Gen. 49, 25.
fffKap.npos, ov, (Xapirpos) bright-shining.
Method.
Esai. 65, 8.
29,
32 B,
a-ToXrj.
et
alibi.
Ezech. 34, 26. Paul. Rom. 15, 2. Gift, present, bounty.
fvXdxavos,
ov,
(Kdxavov^ abounding in herbs.

3, 3.
Geopon. 12,
euXearrof, ov, (\eaiva>) easily masticated.
Antyll.
apud
Orib. II, 413, 10.
Gen. 33, 11. Josu. 15, 19. Judic. 1, 15. Reg. 1, 25, 27. Paul. Cor. 2, 9, 5. Laod. 14. 32. Basil. HI, 1313 C. Chal 1565 B. 3. Oblation, offerings to the
Sept.
evXfiioTos, ov, (\fi6a>) easily masticated.
Galen.
Xin, 252 E.
Aet.
4, p. 66, 2.
fv\(7ri(TTos, ov, (Xem'fo)) easily
peeled or shelled.
easily forgotten.
church, chiefly loaves of bread, and wine. Const. Apost. 8, 31. Socr. 760 B. 4. Loaf of bread presented, or to be presented, to
Diosc. 4, 157 (160).

fyXrjddpyrjTos,
ov,
(Xijflapyc'o))
the church as an oblation.
Joann. Mosch.
Leant.
2869 D.
Cypr.
Fsendo-Chrys. IX, 808 A.

tCXijKTos,
01/,
2896 C. 1729 D.
Sophrns. 8989 A.
Pseudo-Gem.
Porph. Cer.
18,
397
C.
ration.
ctjXijtttikos,
(X^ym) oon ceasing, of short duLucian. HI, 663.

ij,
Theoph. 150, 21.
23.-5.
dv,
{evkqwros) painful.
q/"
Damasc.
Jos.
HI, 685 B.
eifXiflor, ov,
(XWos) matZe
jrood stones.
B. J.
5, 5, 6.
Poll. 1, 186.
of blessed bread, =^ avrlSapov. Stud. 1752 B. 1717 C. 1733 B. Nic. CP. 857 A. 852 B. Balsam, ad Concil. Ant. 2, tov ijym(rpevov KXda-pjiTos. 6. Nuptial benediction, =:= aTe<l)dva)p,a. Stud. 1093 A, ttjs ya/UK^s
A piece
Digitized
by Microsoft
euXoynrTew
<rwa<f)cias.
539
evvovj(îaTeov
Leo. Novell. 172.
7.
asteries,
permission to do a thing,
In monaccom-
fvpeTpfa
eiipTpla, as,
panied by the blessing of the superior. Pseudo-BasS. Ill, 1307 C. 1309 A. Stud. 1736 C. 1748 C, ToC irarpos.
cvKayuTTea,
rjo-a,
eration.
Cyrill. 4. I, 1 72 D. (evperpos) good measure, modAret. 101 A. Longin. Frag.

ij,
eZ perpia.
HieroclC.A.
'
136, 15.
3.
Correctness of
Ill,
metre, in versification.
=z
I,
Greg. Naz.
tvKoyia-Tos
1336
el/iL,
to
be
A.
thoughtful, prudent, cautious.

et alibi.
I,
Epict. 4,
3, 11,
^MpvTos,
III,
OV,
{pxjpvco)
easy
Plut.
1076 A.
?
1072 E, et alibi. Diog. 1, 88. 2. To
to spin.
Clem. A.
bless ?
Lucian.
benignant.
=
1.
371.
:
eiJpiKTos, ov, (piyvvpi) affable, social
fvkoyia
tion.
Philon
rj,
I,
125, 26.
Did. A. 940 D.
evpoipecu, ijo-m,
eiXoyumKos,
6v,
belonging to nuptial benedic-
Stud. 1093 A, irpoa-evxi).
O.
I,
rfXoyor, OK, speaking fluently.

tv\oyocj)avia, as,
fj^
Philon
199,
evpoipia, as,
13.
rj,
= =
I,
eiipoipos elpi.
Synes. 1176
evKKTipia.
Dion. H. V. 254,
447, 43, et alibi
(ev\oyo(pav(js)
plausibility.
Philon
238, 39.
Macar. 477 C.
ev\<ryo(j)avSis,
Nil. 228 D.
Basil. Ill,
Plut.
n, 14 C.
adv. plausibly.
645
evpoipws, adv.
fi3ru;^5s.
App.
A.
eSkoyxos, ov, (\ayxdva) lucky.
Plut.
evpopipoTroiKCKoKa6ap6pop(pos, ov,
H, 419
5.
I,
265, 16.
evp6p(f>ov,
TTOtKiKris,
A.
uXoEi87/r, is,
*i5Xoi8(5pi)Tor,
full ofevKm.
ov,
Genes. 26,
pound. evpoioas (fSpovaos), adv. gracefully,

Ant.
16,
a frigid comPseudo-/wZ. apud Basil. IV, 344 A.

elegantly.
Koi Kadapas pop(pris,
(\oibopia>)
blamable.
Cornut. 50.
fvvda-Teipa,
fi,
Man. 1480 A.
EuXvcria, as,
rj,
evvdrcipa.
Andromach. apud
the being eSXvTos.
Cic.
Fam.
Galen. XIIT, 876 B.

eHveoas, a>v, (vavs) full
IS, Koikias,
^=
evKoiKia.
of ships.
Max.
Tyr. 15,
Galen.
evKvToa), axra, (ciiXuror) to deliver, save.
Chron.
ad-
37.
fvviKxjTos, OV, (yiKda)
II,
604, 18 "EvXvTcoa-ov
p-e,
avenge
r]
me of mine
easily conquered.
versary. 605, 4 "EvKvTadr)
Siieq airStv.
Mai.
207 C.
384, 14.
eifiaKaKTos,
ov,
evviov, ov, TO,
evvrj.
Artem. 155.
?
(piXao-crco)
easily
softened.
evviTpoyeas, av, (yrj) well supplied with virpov
Diosc.
1,
80, p. 84.
evfidpavros, ov,
i/os.
=
t],
Heron Jun.
evvorjTiKos,
rj,
222, 20.
pabltos or rap^ttoy /iapatvopic-
ov, (sui'dco))
:^
cSvovs.
Greg. Th.
adulterated.
Artem. 108. Cyrill. A. I, 164 A.

t]tos,

Ill,
1069 D.
fvvodevTos,
ov,
eipap&n^s,
eS/HHTôs, ov,
1301 C.
Callistr. 894.
(vodeva)
easily
cvpApem.
Cornut. 112.
evvopripa, aros, to, (êvvopeai)
KoKoiis exov(Ta Toiis pacrrovs.
=:
(vvopos 7rpa|if
Mai. 106, 10.

evpA6vtrros,
ov,
7,
Plut.
(^ficdixTKio)
II,
1041 A.
ol,
easily
intoxicated.
'Evvopiavol, av,
(Eiivopios^
Eunomiani, the
1.
Geopon.
fvpciKiKTos,
34, 2.
(fieiXiVo-si)
followers of Eunomius.
easily
Const. II,
Did.
ov,
appeased.
A. 720 A.
A.
Cornut. 36.
evpJveia, as, ^, benignity, graciousness, as
Epiph. n, 337 B. Nemes. 605 Theod. IV, 420 B. Socr. 300 B.
title.
'Evvopi.os, ou, 6,
Eunomius, a
heretic.
Theod.
Theod. Ill, 1048 C,

cvpevurpos, ov, 6,
ciliation.
ij
<t^.
IV, 417 A.
evvoo'Tia,
Vit.
as,
fj,
(eu/iewfo)) propitiation, conI,
(eiVocrros) relish, zest, savor.
Orig.
ov,
1612 C. D.
easily
Epiph. 44 A.
fj,
evpfrdycayos,
(/lerayo))
transported,
evvovxta, as,
state
(êvvovxos) L. spadorMtus, the
transferred or changed.
16.
Apottod. Arch. 14.
evperdSorros, ov,
liberal.
rtt
(peraSiSaiii)
1, 6,
ready
18.
to
impart,
Paul. Tim.
fipxTobmov,
ov,
liberality.
Anton. 6, 48 Clem. A. I, 605

easily
of a eunuch. Athenag. 965 A. Clem. A. I, 1104 B. 1153 B. Tertull. I, 1326 C. all tropCyrill. A. X, 1108 B, irvevpariKri Nicet. Paphl. 492 C. ically.
:
evvovxj-iai, ia-a,
(evvovxos)
L.- castro, to castrate,
C.
ciperaiBfTOs,
emasculate.
(perari&qpi^
530, 79.
changed,
Orib.
changeable.
,
Plut. II, 799 C.

I,
Ptol. Tetrab.
A.
I,
Archigen. apud n, 157, 7. Jul. Cassian. apud Clem. 1192 C, iavTov twos, to wean one's self
Matt. 19, 12.
155.
App.
Eus.
from.

ov,
6,
(vperoKopuTTos, ov, (peraKopiâi) easily transported.

II,
cvvovxi-trpos,
(evvovxlCo))
castration.
1185 A.
ov,
II,
fvperaiaiKuTTos,
over.
(perwevXivdio') easy to roll
Orig. HI, 1253 A. Afnc. Epist. 45 A. Method. 37 A. Greg. Naz. B, 305 C. Paul.
Galen.
Plut.
4 C.
Aeg. 288.
cvvovxiareov
8, 2.
fvperd<TTaTos, ov, (peOiarrapm) unsteady, uncertain.
=;
del eui'oux'f"''-
Geopon. 17,
n, 5 D.
Digitized
by Microsoft
evvov')(o<;
540
Sept.
evtrepaTOt;
evvovvosi
(Cyrill.
eiJyoiaf
ou,
o,
eunuch.
adv.
Sap.
3,
14
27.
fiiTToKaiaTpos, ov, (naKala-rpa) well-trained, skU-
4. X, 1109 A).
kindly.
ful.
Longin. 34,
2.
(eCyooy),
Aristeas
fvirapddfKTOs, ov, (napaJbex"!'^ easily received
i;^!'c<. 4, 6, 7.
or admitted, acceptable.
adv. with sufficient
hulk.
Polyb. 10,
6.
*fiJoyKO)s
(ei'oyKoy),
Strab.
readily,
1,
Diocl.
apud
d,
Orih. Ill, 173, 5.

oy,
oJoSoTToios,
2,
10,
p.
32,
2.
2,
11.
Receiving
I,
eujrapaSoxos.
Philon
136, 46.
evoSiW nowv.
PseudoHippol.
44,
572,
6.
Dion. 404 C.
evoScos
(ei'oSof),
evTrapdBoxos, ov, readily receiving.
Cyrill.
A.
adv. prosperously.
hospitable?
in, 961 A.
evTrapairrjTot, ov,
624,
D.
oy,
(yrapaiTeofiai)
easily appeased.
ci'ot/cof,
(o'kos)
Dion C.
Plut.
I,
754 E.
Sext.
104, 22, easily de-
39, 1.
spatched.
rj(rco,
17,
eioivim,
=^
eiloivos eif".
Strdb. 11, 10, 1.
eimapaKoKovBrjTos, ov, quick in understanding:

docile.
etSoifia, ar,
abundance of wine.
Strab.
2, 1,
Clem. A.
ov,
11,
341 B.
Dion. Alex.
14, p. 112, 23.
1240 C.
Diod.
evnapaKpovaros,
(TrapaKpovai) easily refuted.
cuoimwo-Tos, OK, (olavLôimi) auspicious.
n, 629,
352.
37. 38.
evoXia-driTos, ov,
Phryn. P.
following.
S. 40, 21.

eimapdKoyuTTOs, ov, (wapaKoyiÔfiai) easily cheatPolyb. 5, 75, 2. 11, 29, 9. Jos. Ant. 4, ed.
6, 11.
Iambi. Adhort.
euoKia-Bos, ov,
(oKuTdalva) apt to
slip.
Philon
2,
n, 457,
109 B.
vo\[a-6ais,
31, els Kaxiav.
Diosc. Eupor.
93,
cvTrapaTrKoos, oov, (TrapajrXeio) âsy to sail along.
apt to miscarry.
Plut. II, 878 D.
Orig. II,
Strab. 17.
3, 22.
evnapao'Kfvdâ
adv. with a tendency to
slip.
:=
eu 7rapa(TKeudio.
Greg. Th.
Marc.
1076 A.
evwaparvTroiTos, ov, (jrapaTviroai^ easily receiving
Erem. 1041 B.
fvojJuAoSjOV, (o/iaXoy) quite even.
euofi^pla, as,
rj,
Agath. 182, 16.
false impressions.
eijrapd(f)opos, ov,
Anion.
II,
5, 33.
(ct'o/n/Spos)
abundance of rain.
Strab.
(wapafjiepa)) easily led astray.
Bus. n, 813 A.
ei)o^/3/3os, ov,
(Sfi^pos)
Lyd. 331, 6. abounding in rain.

pleasantry.
Cyrill. A.
I,
141 D.
529 B. X, 344 D.
eoirdpedpos, ov,
(ndpcSpos} assiduous, devoted.
4, 1, 7, p.
285, 16.
fj,
Paul. Cor.
Charis.
1, 7, 35.
Cyrill.
evofuXia, as,
33, 12.
(fiJofiiXof)
evTrapeSpcos, adv. assiduously, diligently.
A. VI, 217 B.
agreeable in conversation.
evnaprjyoprp-os, ov, (jraprjyopea) easy to console.
1, 16.
eOo/iiXof, o, (ofitXos)
Anton.
Diog. 4, 59.
Strab.
16, 2, 35.
Ptol. Tetrab. 153.

fvTtdpohos, ov, (n-apoSos) easy
3,
evovHpos, ov, (Sveipov) having pleasant or favorable dreams.
of
access.
Strdb.
PZ(. II, 83
2,11.
D.
Iambi. V. P. 132.
easily seen.
eindpotoTos, ov.
Sept. Epist.
evirapdôpos.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
euoTTTOs, ov, (6(l)6rjvai)
Jer. 60.
Muson.
OV,
209.
Artem. 140.
3.
517 A. n, 64 C. 452 A.
evTtapo^vvTos, ov, (jrapoîvai) irritable, excitable.
Fair
to behold.
Theod. IV, 401 B.

Plut.
II,
Plut.
Sel.
fvopcKTos,
(dpEyopat) giving an appetite.
I, 950 B. 589 A.
Basil. HI,
449 C.
Basil
Diosc.
5,
21.
fj,
663 F.
evirdpoxos, ov, (irapex'") offering freely.
Damasc.
speaking
(vopdaa-is, eas,
(opdoa) erection of a building.
n, 264 B.
evirapprja-iaaros,
ov,
Greg. Th. 996 A.

evopvis,
160s, 6,
(n-apprjo-idôpai)
Antip. S. 87.
395,
7.
Tj,
abounding in birds. 2. Auspicious. Dion. H. I,

Qipvis)
S. 40, 21
confidently.
Phryn. P.
aiaws, eioii,Antip. Thess.
336 A. 744 B.
Dion. Alex. 1288 C. Eus. II, Did. A. A. Greg. Nyss.m,
mo
vt<TTos, evTvxris.
evnapprjo-idaTas,
adv. with freedom of speech.

ipuraraieros.
Ptol.
ev6po<j)os, ov, (opo<firi) well roofed.
Method. 57 A.
evirdraKTos,
19.
eiio(j)pvs,
V,
(6<j)pvs)
with
beautiful eyebrows.
9.
incorrect for Tetrab. 162.

tj,
Anthol.
11.
m,
103 (Rufinus). Mai. 91,

etfie,
106,
euirebias,
zin koKov XOV(Ta to Trebiov.
Schol.
evo\jfa>, Tjcra),
Strab. 4,
1, 8.
îraBijTos, ov,
74, 2.
= eôôs =
Arist. Lys. 88.

to
abound in
Tr.
fish.
evireideco, Tjcra,
evwetB^s
elfu.
Pseudo-/os.
14, 2, 21.
evTradrjs.
Mace.
8.
Hermes
Poem.
eOn-eXijr, es,
cuijTreXijs ?
Oenom. apud Eus.

eiri-
m,
(fuwaiSeuTos),
368 C. D.
meek.
Hes.
'EvrpreXets, jrpaot,
fuffaiSfuT-Mr
adv. as becomes a
Cyrill.
vtoi,
well-educated person.
Aret. 120 A.
evirepaTos, ov, (Trepao))
easy
to cross,
as a river.
A. VI, 181 A.
Strab. 15,
1, 16, p.
200, 14.
Digitized
by Microsoft
evwepidymyoi;
evTrepiayioyos,
ov,
541
rrfpiayo/ievos.
f^TrXriKTos, ov,
evTTpodvfj.o';
^=
paSias
Lucian.
Basil. I,
Ill, 92.
ov,
721 E.
(TTcpt/SXeVm)
tuirepi'/SXoTTor,
circumspect.
evTrXfiptoTos, ov,
241 C.
ov,
I,
= =
*
paSlas
ffXijo-crd/iei/os.
,
Plut.
IL ^
paSiws nXripoiuews.
Galen.
n, 204.
^z: pabltos Treptypafjiofjievos.
evirXoia,
ô-to,
Vireptypa7TT0S,
Greg. Nyss.
64 A.
easily described,
2, 1,
(eSn-Xoos) to sail prosperously, to
vrrepiypa<l)os, ov, (wfpiypdfjia))
defined, or hounded.
Strah.
Herodn. Gr. Schem. 592, 16. 2. Well deClementin. 216 B. fined, well formed. V7repiypa.<l)<os, adv. in a well-defined manner. Attalus apud Hipparch. 1041 A. Iambi. V.
P. 338.
tvirepiSpoKTos, ov,
22.
have a good voyage. Dion Chrys. II, 324, 16. Epict. Frag. 166. Lucian. I, 376. Artem
177.
eim-Xmri,
rjs,
t),
3, 5, 6.
Ionic,
eSTrXom.
108.
Antip. ^
fihrXaros, ov, (frKiua) favorable to sailing. 1 Antin y Thess. 18.

eiljTvoios,
ov,
fSnvoos, airy.
Diosc. 3, 124
Philostr. 71.
comprehended. Aet. apud Epiph. II, 536 A. 545 D. 548 D. Pseud-îiâra. IV, 1173 B.
{7repiSpd<r(Top.m) easily
ov,
^(134).
cikn/oos, ov, life-like, in painting.
eimoua,
tvirepiBpaviTTOs,
=z
paSias
jTepi,6pav6p.evos.
Plut.
n, 458 E.
(jreptucdm-m) simple, plain, as
doing good, beneficence. Paul. Hebr. 13, 16. Jos. Ant. 19, 9, l. Ignat. 725 A. B. Just. Apol. 2, 6. Arr.
as,
rj,
(jtoiea)
euTrepiKOTTTos, ov,
Anab.
II,
7,
28, 3.
Ptol.
Gn. 1288 B.
Poll. 5, 140.
Lucian.
to dress.
finfptXrjiTTos,
Polyb. 11, 10, 3.

ov,
181.
Iren.
465 A.
(^TrfpCKapâvo})
easily
7,
com7,
Ein-oXi'Seior, ok,
(ECn-oXtj) Eupolidean, of
fl^.
Eu-
prised or
trifling,
comprehended.
Polyb.
6,
polis.
Z)w)i.
V, 413,
5.
ffep^. 16, 6,
of
ov,
little
moment.
Nicom.
114.
pirpov.
rujToXiVruTos, ov, (TroKiTeiopm) that has conduct-
Porphyr. Abst. 222.

tvirepiv6i]Tos,
(n-epiTOco))
Orig. 111,1473 B.
2.
easily understood.
Well-composed verse.
ed himself well. 164 C, ffflij.
Basil. Ill,
492 A.
Aster.
Inscr. 2722, 9.
eyirepioTTTOs, ov,
evTTovas (ttovos), adv. laboriously.
Schol. Clim.
(wepiopaco)
=z
evKaTa(f>p6vriTos,
676 D.
evTropevros, ov, (jropevopai) easy to pass through
contemptible.
fvirepi6pi(7Tos,
Polyb. Frag. Histor. 30.

ov,
Suid.
(j7fpiopl((o)
well
defined.
or
owe)-.
Ci/rz'H.
f),
A. VI, 437 D.
Porphyr.
Strah. 2, 1, 30.
fvirepiirafos,
well. ov,
fviropicrria, as,
the being evTropiaros.
(wepnraTcio)
Ill, 663.
allowing to walk
Abst. 86.
*evjr6pta'Tos, ov,
Lucian.
(nopi^co) easily
procured ; opI,
tvirepitrraTos, ov,
(jTepdarapm) easily besetting.

12,
1.
posed to
10, 144.
Sva-TTopioTos.
Epicur. apud Diog.
Paul.
rpof^r].
Hebr.
ov,
Eus. Alex. 424 D,

modest,
decent.
Cic. Att.
7, 1.
Philon
639, 43.
Pfej.

(jrepioroX^)
11,
Muson.
189.
wepioToXor,
157 F, et
alibi.
Ptol. Tetrab. 164.

twrepi<TTpf7rros, ov, (nepiarpicfxoy
evTTopfjivpos, ov,
^=
following.
Sept.' Ezech. 23,

ev770Tpe(a,
rjora),
(7rop0upa) of a beautiful purple. 12 as v. 1.

::= evnorpos elpi.
Orig.
Vn, 44 D.
ov,
II,
fiirepiTpeirros,
Plut.
I,
269
Lucian.
698.
paSias jrepiTpe7r6p,evos Athen. 4, 42, p. 155 E.

Plut.
D. goodfortune. Protagor. n, 118 E. Diod. Ex. Vat. 94, 24. Dion. H. H, 1079, 15. Muson. evTTOTpas, adv. happily, fortunately.
*ev7ioTpia,as, (cvnorpos)
fVTrfplcjiapos, ov,
11,
(âpaai) easily detected.
apud
Plut.
238 F.
tinepixvTos, ov,
padlas irepixeop.evos.
Plut.
n, 954 D. emepl^vKTOs,
chilled.
evwrjîa, as,
176.
ov,
{Trepojrvxo) easily cooled or

9.
(vtTpayripu, aros, to,
(evirpayea) success;
op-
Cass. 146,
f),
{e^Trquros) compactness.
Adam.
posed to arvxrjpa. App. I, 309, 84. Cyrill. A. fUrrpepvos, ov, with good irpep.vov.
II,
S. 394.
17C.
Pallad. V. Chrys.
simplicity
evTrpeireo),
2, 10.
fi<r(o,
evmdavios, adv. ::= m6avS>s.
::= eujrpejr^r etp-
.djm'Z.
Prov.
inten-
IB.
emiveia,
as,
fj,
(evmvffs)
of
style.
evTTpoaipeTOs, ov,
tions,
(yrpompiop.aC)
of good
Longin. 30,
1.
upright.
Ptol. Tetrab. 158.

II,
wru/jjr, is, simple, neat,
chaste style. 166,

2.
Cic. Att.
215.
Clem. A.
460 B.
well
Artem. Orig. I, 596

intentioned.
12, 6.
Dion. H.
adv.
"V,
D.
Cic.
tmai&s,
17.
simply,
neatly.
Att.
15,
eimp66eros,
ov,
(Trpondrjpi)
ewrXaS^r, h, 191.
Genes. 78, 17.

irKaSapos-
Iambi.
Matbem.
eirrpodvpos,
ov,
irpoQvpas
strengthened.
tto'Ses-
Epiph.
I,
157 E.
Martyr. Ignat. 10,
Digitized
by Microsoft
evTrpoffvfim';
fvirpoSviias, adv.
542
Ephr,
I,
evpoKXvScov
as,
r],
=
I,
irpo6viJuas.
144
evpeo-tfco/ijrm,
(Kofiiros)
boasting, ostenta-
c.
evTrpSoTTTOs, ou,
tion.
Cyrill. 2I.
rj(Ta>,
X, 676 A.
(TrpooTrros) sharp-sighted, clear-
eupeo-iXoyco),
to
(rfpetriXoyor) to invent words,
headed.
CyrUl.
Orig.
361 A.
ewrpotrayoayos,
ov,
multiply words, to talk

:
much and
1,
say
little,
paSias
jrpo<Tay6iievos.
to quibble
to misrepresent.
Polyb. 26, 10, 3,

69.
H. 1065 A.
ov,
Fragm. Gram.
irpoo'âTos,
accessible.
I,
68.
Strab. 13,
PhUon
B, 625
Polyb.
evTrpoaâros,
zrr
314, 29.
II, 49, 24.
492, 16.
Plut.
Euagr. 2848 C.
(xmpoahfKTos,
ov,
C.
(^7Tpo(ibc)(oiuu)
Eus. n, 89 B.
fi,
acceptable.
1, 2, 5.
elipfo-iKoyia, as,
wordiness, quibbling.
1,
Paul. Rom. 15, 16, et alibi. Petr. Clem. R. 1, 35. fferm. Mand. 10, 2. n, 801 C. CTm. A. 1, 265 A.
tvnpoirehpos,
ov,
18, 29, 3.
1,
Diod.
I,
37.
17, 116.
Strab. 17, Epict.

fipria-t-
Plut.
34.
Philon
35.
628, 60.
698, 45.
2, 20,
(îrpocrebpos)
=^
evnapeSpos.
\oyia.
1070 F. Also, Plut. n, 656 B. Clem. A.

Plut. II,
IT,
561
Paul. Cor.
1, 7,
35 as v.
Kvpiio.
1.
Chrys.
X, 167
A.
cvpecriKoyos, ov, (Xdyoi) wordy, with
D.
I,
354 A,
voluble
evTrpoa-iTos, ov, (npoaeipi, Trpoaievax)
easy of acPoll. 5,
tongue, loquacious.
cess, accessible.
Strab. 12, 3, 11.

I,
178 elpca-a-iKoyos.
fvpens, iSos,
fj,
138.
Clem. A.
225 C.
Lucian.
11,
Cornut. 191. Diog. 4, 37.
SibyU. 1,
following.
Schol. Arist. Nub.
fVTrpoa-tTcos,
adv. accessibly.
136.
121.
fipcrpia, as,
f),
Method. 373 A.
fVTTpoaKOTros,
ov,
(elper^s) female discoverer, in5, 67.
jrpdcTKOjros
strengthened.
ventor.
Diod.
lost.
Ptol. Tetrab. 173.

fiJTrpdo-KpouoTos,
or,
evperpov, ov, t6, (evperfjs)
reward for finding

Aret. 128
(îrpoaKpova)
Ill,
found fault
Geopon.
anything
evprjKTOs, ov,
Greg. Th. 1045 C.

easily broken.
with.
Greg. Nyss.
316 B.
(p^ywiu)
i),
eimporroioi, ov, (irpocroSos) profitable.

10, 1, 3.
A.
evprjfianKos,
ov,
evpcriKos, inventive.
Ari-
finpoiTopfiuTToi, ov, (jrpoo'opp.iâ))

at.
good to anchor
steas 16.
cvp7](nXoyia, see evpetrCKoyia.
e^pryros,
ov,
{ptjdrpKU,,
Diod.
5, 13.
Poll. 1, 100.
ev7rp6<T(j)opos, ov, (npoa-(f>epoixai)

taste.
^
Xenocr 9
^
3.
agreeable to the
pijTos)
easily told or de-
Eloquent.
Herodn.
scribed.
Ael.
N. A.
17, 23.
8, 3, 7.
*vptôs, ov, (piCa) ^^tl rooted.
Nicand. apnd
Sept. Pg. 47, 2.
empotrameiojuu 1401 B.
Gal.
C.
6, 12.
^=
following.
Theod. Anc.
eip.i.
evTrpoo-anTES), ^cra>,
Athen. 15, 31, p. 683 C. Nil. 524 D. Phot. Lex.
cwrpocramos
ilfarc.
Erem. 1092 C.
{emp6a-amos)
iViZ.
Paul. 216
BvpiwiSews, ov, (EvpimSrjs^ Euripideus, Euripidean. Dion. H. V, 25, 1. Heph. 15, 19. 20,
p-irpov.
Athen. 13, 74.

ov, (fiimâi) easily
exmpoa-amia,
as,
I,
rj,
plausibility.
fvpimoTos,
moved by the wind:

Cic. Att. 14,
5.
Dion. H.
436, 4.
Philostr. 510.
to
easily influenced, unsteady.
fiwpocrimms, adv. plausibly.

(virpofpopos, ov,
Clementin. 169 C.
C.
Socr. 424 C.
Gelas. 1201
(npoêpm) easy
'
pronounce.
Ptol.
Nicet. Paphl. 504 D.
Dion. H. V, 66, 12.

ev7rpoxa>pr]Tos, ov,
eiSpmos, ov, unsteady, wavering.
paSiass TrpoxapSiv.
II,
Tetrab. 157,
eikrTrja-la, as,
r/,
Athan.
(J.nTap.ai)
1129 C.
Caesarius 992. 1164. 1081 C. IV, 1188 C

stantively,
(5
PoU. 6, 121. Theod. TH, 993 C.

i
fiero/SoX^.
2. Subthe trench
ease in flying.
Max.
U,
eiipiTTos,
eur
pu
Tyr. 123, 15.
Artem. 423.
Plut,
I,
round the
evpia-Kto, to
funrdi/Tor, ov, {itrocai) easily scared.
642 A.
Lucian.
162.
Basil.
369 C.
cup.
fxmvvbaKayros, ov,
TI, 340.
(irvvSa^) well-bottomed
found. Mid. evpia-Kofiat,

be.
Lyd. 5, 22. Impersonal, fvpcBri, it was find. Sept. Esdr. 1, 2, 22, on iarlv.
Soman
circus.
to be
found
7.
to be,
simply
to
Sept. Esdr.
1, 1, 7.
Pdrth. 36, eyyuos.

Diosc.
1,
filirvpos, ov,
(mip6s) producing wheat.
Poll. 9,
Cleomed. 57, 15. 65,

piov p.ye6ovs.
99,
6.
103, kuSext.
1,
cv7rvpo(j}6pos, ov,
=
6,
Ignat. 685 A,
13,
to
apa>pj)s.
TTvpocjySpos,
bearing wheat.
127,
ensue.
Athen.
be able
Strab. 5, 4, 2.
Martyr. Areth.
the Latin
cvpoKXvScov.
48.-2. To
2, 12, 2,
evpaxiXav,
(fvpos,
rai/of ,
euroaquilo
Luc.
Act.
51.
x<',
can.
Epict.
aquilo), a
1.
xpwaadai. Apaphth.
,*
27, 14 as v.
levanter.
cvptmimia,
CyrUl. A.
evpeo-incaKor,
evil.
as,
fj,
(eiprjo-ieirris)
eipea-iXoyia.
253 B. 333 C Tt's t&v 8vo evpi<rKct flcm [Diod. 16, 76, p. 141, 14 rjvpuTKt. Babr. 103, 10 j)irpij((ei,]
eifpoifor,
X, 569 D.
ov,
see ofipvôs.
6,
(eupio-Ko),
kokos)
inventive
of
evpoKKvSav, mvos,
levanter.
Schol.
Eur. Med. 408.
(fSpos, icKidav) euroclydon,
Luc. Act. 27, 14.
Digitized
by Mierosoft
evpo(o<i
543
Epict. 1, 4,
I '
evavyKpiaii}
L. insignia.
appetite.
fvp6as (eSpoos), adv. tranquilly.

27.
}jtnipa, av, to, (ev<Trip.os)
Sext. 567, 26.

opos,
6,
Diod
II
530, 19.
euo-iTia, as, ^, (eCo-tTos)
evpvydarap,
heUied.
^,
(êvpvs,
ycurn]p)
hig-
ôod
Eus.
m,
ApoUod. 361 A.
2, 8, 2, 6.
Oenom. apud
Aret. 47
B.
e^crKaj/8(5XrTos, ok, (o-Kaj/SoXifo)) east??/ offended.
eSpvôs, see S/Spufor.

evpv6i\i.e0Kos, ov, (Oe/ieffKa) with
Anast. Sin. 41 D.
dation, spacious.
a broad founGreg. Naz. Ill, 424 A.
mo-KeSowTToi,
oi',
(o-KeSanw/it)
eas%
M)j(^
scattered.
fvpuBfiea, rjira, (êVpyd/ios')

late.
Galen.
ei5(r(ceX5s
X, 283 F.
strong
legs.
pvBixiîo, to
regu-
evpvoeiSi
5tedl784B. ecira, v, ^= evpvs.

(Tirpdo))
1,
(e^crxfXijj), adv. Eust. Ant. 613 B, rpcxeiv.

ov,
Dubious.
Greg.
eva-KvXTos,
(ctkvXXib)
3, 15. 19.
active,
alert.
Const.
Naz. ni, 1007 A.

fupirpriTos, ov,
Apost.
with large holes, as a
79.
2, 3.
ev<TiTipris, s,
(oTreipa) well turned, well winding.
strainer.
Diosc.
Antip. S. 21.
ipv(})aris, s, ((j)aivm,
ÂSi) far-shining.
Synes, Galen.
eâwetpos, ov,
Hymn
'
preceding.
Id. 27, 3.
9,
38, p. 1613.
cvpi<l>\eôs, ov, (^Xei/r) unth large veins.
ev(T7r\ayxvia, as, ^, mercy. 6eov, antiphrastically for
Mai. 482,
ij
11, toC
opyr).
VI, 49 E.
rjo-o),
ev<nr\ayxvos,
ov,
upvx<pf<'>,
=z
evpvxapov
jroiS),
TrKaniva).
sionate.
Sept. Prec.
(aiiKayxy) merciful, compasManass. p. Ixxv. Paul.

1, 3, 8.
Symm.
pean.
'S.ipimr],
Ps. 17, 37.
Eph.
Eurvpaeus, Euro-
4, 32.
Petr.
Evptamaios, a, ov, (Evpanrrj)
fva-TrXdyxvas,
adv.
compassionately.
Nectar.
59.
Philon n, 547, 24.
1832 A.
euoTaBeia, as,
evoTadeco,
6,
fj,
in Byzantine Greek, Western tjs, rj, Europe, particularly Italy and SicUy. Theod. m, 1264 C. Lyd. 262 (349).
rj,
rjarn,
welfare.
Clem. R.
elp,L.
1,
ev(TTa6T\s
'EvpioinaRos,
ov,
2 fvtrTajSov(rav =:: euoraôui',

&v,
oi,
[Herm. Sim. imperf 3 plur.]

:::^
Evpanraios-
Agathar.
Poll.
'ExnrraBiavol,
(Eijoraîos)
Eij;fiTa(.
apud Athen.
fupaorea,
121.
eupeoCTTia, as,
fj,
9, 38.
rjam,
Tim. Pres&. 48 A.
fiipa>aT6s
flfii.
3,
etJora^/aoj, ov, (a-raOpos)
of good (lawful)
2, v6p,ia-pa.
weight.

(êUpajoTos) Strength.
Diod. 17,
evaraBas (evaradris), adv.

Erotian.
188.
steadfastly, firmly.
2, 5,
7.
88.
Epict.
,
4^^.
I,
ei<rAcvTos, ov, (^(rdKevio) easily shaken.

I,
Philon
131, 5.
96, 14. 19.
ctJo-toûXos, ov, (oraûXij)
abounding in grapes.
eVa-dKos, ov, (iraXos) secure harbor.
Arr. P.
M.
Cyrill.
A. X, 933 D.
E. 24.
evtrapKeo), fjtra, :=z
fSaapKos
ei/xi.
Schol. Arist.
Plut. 561.
{fir/3eoToj, ov,
ears of corn, fereâraxys, v, (o-toxwe) ncA Greg. Naz. I, 1116 C. tile. Cedr. I, eCoTTjdos, ov, (^(TTrjdos) broad-chested.
(âîvwiiC) easily quenched.
Phi-
688.
evan^f]s,
es,
lon II, 63, 22.

euaiêta,
(a-Teiâ)
wellrtrodden.
Cyrill.
A.
with reference to the Athenag. 976 A. Greg. Christian religion. 2. Piety, as a title. Athan. Nyss. II, 13 A. Theod. I, 341 B, jifiMiv. II, 792 C, ri a-fj. Archel. 3. Alms, charity. HI, 1047 A. Pm-ph. Cer. 1444 A. Epiph. n, 76 D.
as,
r),
piety,
m,
C.
1273 A.
fj,
evoToKla, as,
(eSotoXoj) apparel.
Germ. 292
eva-To/iaxos, ov,
wholesome food. 347 E. Athen.
(aropaxos) good for the stomach, Galen. VI, Diosc. 1, 164.

3,
83.
471, 14.
712, 4.
eia-TopAxois, adv. so as to be
good for the stomach.
eiaefiripn, aros, to, (eiaeêco)
pious act. Pseudo-
Cic. Att. 9, 5, 2.
euo-Toxeta, ^<r<o.
Demetr. 114, 20.

i3(re/3^r,
(rfWoxos)
7,
<o
Wi
/Ae
mark:
1,
2,
to
be
7.
, pious, as a title. Diod. 11, 609, 75. Sard. Can. 9. Athan. I, 233 B. EJpAes. 997
(evo-ejSijs, irpeira),
successful, to succeed well.

2,
Polyb.
-DiocZ.
14,
45, 5.
32,
10, Ttvos.
1, 6.
31.
15,
A.
cva-eônpewas
the pious.
eia-eô(j>p6vois
10.
Strab. 17,
adv. as becomes
euaroxm"'
<""<'> t-^' ^"'^^2' ^'-
Damage.
(as
if
pious thoughts.
eia-eurros, ov,
656 D. from fv<Tc^6<j)paiv') with Pseud-^Âan. IV, 717 B.

Ill,
iva-Tpo^ris, is,
-^^'^ff-
^' ^^
ivarpe^r^s.
Greg. Naz.
m,
410 A.
evarpofpla, as,
fj,
(fiicrTpo<l)os)
expertness.
Sept.
(treia))
easj7y
shaken: subject
7.
to
Prov. 14, 35.

eiuvyyvatrros,
ov,
Plut. II, 510 F.
earthquakes.
Strab. 8, 5,
10, 1, 9.
Oeg'.
=
fj,
avyyvoMTTos.
Jejun. 1928
Th. 1072 D.
evw/ifieLoTos, ov, (oTnieiSa) easily
D.
marked. Max.
(vavyKpiois,
etas,
trvyxpiats,
SioKpuris-
Conf. Comput. 1256 A.
Jejun. 1929 C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
evaviyKpvinoi
544
ei(r(j)v$ia, as,
17,
eiiTpaireKevofiai
(eS<T(f>vKTosy healthiness
cvtrvyKpvTTToSf ov, ((rvyKpvTrTaj) easily/ concealed.
of pulse.
Aret. 37 A.
evavyx^prjTOS,
ovy
Clem. A.
evervyyvaaroS'
I,
Jejun.
eUa-xriiios, ov,
eva-xfjiiotv,
628 C.
followingrespectable,
1928 D.
(vcrvKotpavTriTos, ov,
((rvKcKpavrco)')
ov,
Nil. 672 B. of good standing
in
easily calum-
society, rich, honorable.
Marc.
15, 43.
9.
Luc.
niated.
Plut.
n, 707 F.
avXa/ievos.
Act. 15, 30
CyriU. A.
333,
ed<Txo\eco, rjaa>,
17,
12.
Jos Vit.
elp.t,
Phryn.
Ei3(ruX7)Tos, ov, :=: pabicos
condemned
in this sense.
eilaxoKos
9.
VII, 412 D.
ivavKKrfirros,
(yvvfi).
ov,
^=
(r)(Miv aya.
9, 2,
^=
paSlas
168".
(rvXKa^pdvov<Ta
Diod. Ex. Vat. 33,

p. 660.
Jos. Ant. 13,
Cornut.
II,
Ptol.
Tetrab-
72.
Epict.
3, 2, 16,
et alibi.
Anton.
11,
Galen.
106 D.
ov,
'E/c
Sext. 738, 22.
18.
Clementin.
41
A.
Moer. 127, conleisure.
twuXXoyKTTos,
(avWoyiôiiai) easy to infer.

8e tovtcov eitrvKKoyitTTOv
demned.
evo'xo\ia, as,
.7,
fj,
Polyh. 12, 18, 8
(fi'trpôXor)
Epict.
4,
(est) TTOiTOV V7rrjp)( TO

vavixTrddr)Tos,
ov,
^d6os
TGtV liTiTetov.
39.
(crufwro^co))
compassionate.
4,
6C(7;ôXos, ov, (a-xoKrj)

6.
at leisure.
Polyb. 4, 32,
habit
TheopJi. 475, 784 B. Jos. Hymnog. 1004 A.
Gregent.
KapSia.
Anton.
as,
4, 24.
fj,
evccofila,
(â'afia)
good
of body.
eua'viJ.Trepi(j>opos, ov,
{(TvpirepKpipop.aL) agreeable
Achmet. 113.
euTaKTjS,
fs,
as a companion.
eva-vunXrjpairos, ov,
Diog.
7,
13.
paBlcos TrjKO/tevos.
Lucian.
paSias avpTrkqpovfUVOS.
easy to deal
802.
euTaKTea,
rjo-ca,
Diog. 10, 133.

evo-vvoKKaKTos, ov, ((ruj/aXXacro"c)
luith.
to
Theol. Arith. 60,

VTa|i'a, as,
f),
put in order. Nicom. both in the passive.

Basil.
105.
Plut.
n, 42 F.
eva-vvcAXuKTas, adv. honestly.

10.
Ptol Tetrab. 165. Sept. Prov. 25,

faithful.
order, discipline, in monasteries
and churches.
B,
T]
IH, 888 B.
IV, 629
On^. Vn, 236 B.

ov,
iKKKr)i7ma'TiKq.
6,
vcrvvSeîaaTos,
(Se^ta)
Ptol.
euTo^las, ov,
tarius,
(euraîa) a sort of church silen-
Tetrab. 165.
va-vvfi.8ricria,
as,
rj,
(cv(Tvvfi8riTOs^
St)0-(ruj'fi8i;o-ta.
good conClementin.
science; opposed to
17, 11.
Clem. A.
II,
337 A.
cva-uveihriTos, ov, (avveihivaC)
science.
Ignat. 665 B.
I, 509 B. having a good con701 B. Anton. 6,
Orig.
the congregation in order during divine service. Euchol. evTaire'ivayros, ov, ^= paSims Taireivov/icvos. Synes. 1532 C.
evTapoKTos,
ov,
who keeps
(^rapdo'a'a)
easily
disturbed.
Plut.
I,
1031 F.
fitrvviibriTais,
II, 336 C. a good conscience. Clementin. 2, 36. Isid. Gn. 1269 C. Clem. A. II, 469 A. Orig. m, 1292 B. Dion. Alex. 1241 A.
30.
Artem. 35.
Clem. A.
witli
ei3Tei;fTT09, ov,
3, 9, 8.
=:
evreixTjTos.
Dubious. Polyb.
adv.
mjTeixos, ov,
(rei;(oj)
ioell
walled.
Max.
Tyr.
108, 37. 187, 11.

evriXeia, as,
Synt.
euo-uKetSdrcos,
adv.
preceding.
Orig.
IV,
188 B.
edavvBeiria, as, 7, (ci3oTjv^ros) ôoc? composition.
Herodn. Gr. in
/aiVi.
5om.
HI, 257,
2.
(?oo(^
unworthiness, a sort of title of 17, assumed humility, like p.erpmTt)s, raimvanjs. Epiph. I, 173 A, ^ fifierepa. Chrys. 1,437 A. Sophrns. 3389 D.
Lara,
PhilonU,
267, 18.
etjT-fXifffl,
(ejJreXijs)
to
despise,
contemn.
evcrvvdcTfco, rjao), to be
of good faith.
Polyb. 22,
Plut. II, 1073 C,

eiT(kitTp.6s,
25, 5.
Plut. I. 29 A.
ov,
evaivOsTos,
165.
ov,
6,
lowness of style.
CyriU. A.
Longin.
following.
Ptol.
Tetrab.
11, 2.
evrexi^s,
1,
is,
=
f),
dlrexvos.
I,
481 B.
ev!Tvv6r]Ros, ov, {crvv6r]it.rj) faithful to the treaty
X, 293 B.
evrexvia,
as,
6.
App.
eva-vvir)pi
660, 99 [should be ivcrvvdrjuos, q. v.]. ev (Tvvir)fu. Iren. 652 C.

OV,
7.
skill
in
art.
Dion. H. VI,
Poll.
1063,
Strab. 1, 2, 33, p. 61, 21.
cuo-uiTpiTTTos,
(^truvTpi^tt))
casily
broken.
Polyb.
9,
19,
evTexvas (cHrexvos), adv.
skilfully.
CyriU. A.
I,
ev(rviTTa\TiKSis ((ruoraXTi/cds),
adv. moderately.
YseaA-Athan. IV, 1008 D.

eua-va-Tpo(j)la, as,
fj,
^Texyetrrara. evTiSdacevTos, ov, ^= paSto; ndacrtrevirai.

15,
1,
305
Strab.
(ei3tri)oTpo0os)
L. versutia,
Sept. Prov.
43, p. 213,
ov,
19',
acuteness, quickness, shrewdness.

14, 35.
euTifiaprfTos,
(rifuopia)
easily
punished,
Ptol. Tetrab. 157.

evTOKios,
ov, (f^TOKoy) aiding in Geopon. 13, 10, 12 as v. 1.
child-birtk.
ev<Tv<TTpoôs, ov, (a-vaTp(j>a>) L. versutus, acute, quick, shrewd. Doroth. 1677 B.

evaffniKTos, ov,
(a-<j)vôi)
Aret. 38 F.
with a healthy pulse. Galen. VIII, 431 B.
evTpaneXevoiiai (evrpdneKos), to say witty things. Polyb. 12, 16, 14. Diod. 11, 615, 59. 60.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ei/T/saîjXo?
:tvTpdx'iôs, ov,
545
a good neck.
preparation.
cvyipiKas,
evxâpia-Tem
adv.
{Tpdxri\os)
with
Mai
BasU.
= fMucosv<^r)pcos.
6,
Cyrill.
A. X,
106, 12.
ov,
6,
1056 A.
{eoTpeniâ)
ev(l)Tip.io-p6s,
evrpeiruTiios,
I,
ov,
(cv(f>ripiâ)
euphemism.
401 C.
ov, (rpeTro)) easily
Cornut. 119 turned, changeable.

8.
Kot
(v^r)pi(rp6v, by
ekpfwros,
Hermog. Prog.
Lyd. 48,
5.
'Ei(l>T)plTai, Ml/, oi,
36.
euphemism. Pseudo-Demefr. 114, 18.
Menemach. apud
901 B, et alibi.
fVTpeyjfia,
Orib. II, 418,
Plut. 11,
Euphemitae,
as,
^,
changeableness.
Clem. A.
Mao-o-aXiarai.
I,
Spip/i. II, 756 B.

evtjirjpais,
996 C.
exh-piirros, ov,
(rpi'iSo))
adv.
:^
17,
Kar' cv(f>ripi(Tp6v, or rather Kar'
well pounded.
Damocr.
pounding.
Plut. II,
dvTL<j>paa-iv.
Sophrns. 3600 A.
{ev(f>pa8ris)
apud Galen. XIII, 904 C.

iVTpfîa, as, Cass. 164,
r),
ev<j)pd8eLa, as,
(etTpiTTTOs) thorough
guage, correct use of language.

31.
evcj>pavTfipios, ov,
correctness of lanSext. 620,
7.
fSnm-os, ov, (tu^-oj) easily moulded.
eiKJypavriKds-
Philon Carp.
660 C.
eurvTrmrof, ov,
(rvwoa)
to
64 B.
preceding.
Oalen.
Theod. Anc. 1393
to evtppavTTjpiov,
Joy
eu(j>pavnK6s,
p.
rj,
n, 202 B.
i)Tt);(e<B,
ijo-<B,
Pseudo-Diore. 644 B.
be successful, to succeed in.
ov,
gladdening.
Athen. 37, 87,

Schol.
608 A.
Method. 105 B.
Plut. II, 333 C, iveyKeiv.
eitppavToTToios, ov, (ttoieo)) :=: preceding.
EvTvxfSt
for, 6,
Eutyches, a heresiarch.
Theod.
Arist. Pac. 520.
IV, 436 D.
EuTt;x>;'"a''>
ev^pavros,
o'l
ij,
ov,
pleasant.
Schol, Arist. Plut.
"""j
Eutychetae, early heretics.

(EuttJx'jO Eutychianistae,
806.
ev<j)paa'ia, as,
rj,
TAeod IV, 345 B.

'Evruxiavtarai, &v,
oi,
(fu^paiVto) good cheer, delight,
the followers of Eutyches the monophysite. Const. (536), Tim. Pres6. 41 A. 56 B.
Max. Conf. II, 740 A. Theod. IV, 436 lEvTvxtavos, rj, ov, Eutychian. Phot. HI, 97 D, Sophrns. 3225 A. D.
1153.
Eust.
Mon. 909 B.
I,
149 A.
Damasc.
aipeffty.
(VTvxiov, ov, TO,
(euruxia) a kind of banner.
Porph. Cer. 11, 19.

EuTTj^'Toi, incorrect for
30. Clementin. 44 A. Pseudoûsi. 1185 C. Ev<jipdTr]s, ov, 6, Euphrates, the founder of the Hippol. Haer. 182, 56. Ophian heresy. Orig. I, 1337 A. Clem. A. I, 508 A. ev(j)vda, quid? z^ eucjiavia, good voice. ev<l>atvrjo'is, cms, r), Stud. 1748 A. euphony. e u p h o n i a f}, evipaivia, as, Porphyr. Prosod. Pseudo-Z)eme?r. 35, 8.
joy.
Epict. Frag.
Iren.
1, 2, 6.
Evxirm.
109.
Theodos. 990, 27.

ev((>a>vov.
1050, 7
1053,
(VTvxoôpos, ov, bearer of Cer. 716, 19. 737, 23

fVTvxSis
(edTuxrjs),
6,
an
siVu^'O"-
Porph.
17 ro
ed<pava>s (u</)mi'os), adv. aloud.
Plut.
II,
1132
Plut.
H. V, 809,
fvvSpea,
rjo-a,
f),
Dion. adv. prosperously. eppaa-o, L. vale. Ap-p-aito,
A.
Pseudo-Demeir. 107,
C.
1.
ev(j)apaTos, ov, (^copda)
easy
to
detect.
alibi.
=:
eilvSpos elpi.
Strab. 8, 6, 8. Strab. 5,
1,
n, 63
18
Galen. VII, 401 B, et
CTuSpi'o, as,
abundance of water.
(lurocêpcB)
(vxdKivos, ov. (xoXii/iir) well bridled.
Sext. 638,
12, et alibi.
-einmoiarros,
ov,
:=
paSios
(j)epeiv,
fvxapdKTTipos, ov, (xapaKTTip) fine-faced.

91, 9.
Mai.
easily borne.
Petr.
A.
II,
eiviro\ri7rros, ov, (tiJro'Xl;^/r(^)
1276 D. of good report, en-
evxdpaa,
as,
joying a good reputation, held in estimation. Chron. 734, 8. Justinian. Cod. 10, 30, 4.
evxapîs, S,
=
to
rj,
to eSxapi.
Simplic. 444.
fiixapts.
Men. Rhet.27i,6.^
cvxapuTTea,
to thank,
i](Ta>,
QiVxdpi-<rros)
X"?'" "SfVai,
8, 25.
Also,
13.
ivvTsSK-qpirros.
Porph.
Cer.
400,
give thanks.
Sept. Judith
fv(j)yyeui, as,
ij,
(50eyyijy) brightness.
Iambi.
Adhort. 346.
~ev(jipo>, rjo-a, to
cheer, shout.
Nic. CP. Hist.
52, rii/a els /SatrtXea, as king.

20, 8, ras evcj>rip,ias.
^(firjpla,
Porph. Cer.
Hipparch. 1004 C. Polyb. 16, Posidon. apud Athen. 5, 51. alibi. 25, 1, et 16, Diod. 14, 29. 16, 11. 20, 34. Luc. 17, Jos. alibi. avra. Paul. Cor. 1, 14, 18, et Dion Chrys. H, 165, 41. Ant. 14, 10, 7.
Sap. 18,
2.
Epict.
al fv(pripiai, cheers,
1,
6,
2.
Plut. II,
830 A, et
alibi.
as,
fj,
commonly
shouts of applause.
136, 3.
fV(jnipiyreov
Socr. 293 B.
Simoc.
condemned. Herodn. Gr. Philet. 400 (441), Pass, evxapurrov18, condenmed.

Phryn.
âi,
172, 13.
8ei ev(pripe'tv.
Porph. Cer. 20, 8. Philon 11, 257,
33.
'ti^piâ,
25.
icra,
evi^peco.
Herodn.
2,
3,
thanked for. Paul Cor. 2, 1, U. gladly Clem. A. I, 1341 A cvxaptarriBevTos, 2. To give thanks, with reference shed ? five loaves, and of the to the blessing of the Joann. 6, 11. bread at the last supper.
to be
69
Digitized
by Microsoft
^^
ev)(apiffTr]pio<;
546
evxeipia,
as,
ij,
ev^pTjaTia
(eSxîp)
3,
Luc. 22, 19.

26.
Paul. Cor.
1,
11, 24 (Matt. 26,

6,
expertness,
dexterity-.
Luc. 9, Clem. A. I, 744 A. 3. To 16, fvXoyeij'). Just. bless the sacramental bread and wine. (Tryph. 41) Apol. 1, 65. 66 -d^vai. Iren. 580 A. Clem. A. I, 813 A. Hippol. Haer.
14, 19.
14, 22.
Marc.
41.
Polyb.
11,
13,
et alibi.
Diad. 15, 70.
PoU.
4, 72.
EUXfXaioi', ov, TO, (evxfj, eXatoj/)
unction, one of the seven sacraments of the Greek chtirch;

oil
296, 38.
ev-)(apuTTj]pios, a, ov,
not to be confounded with ;îoyxa. The with which the sick person is anointed
called TO Sytov e'Kaiov, the holy
oil.
is
{ev)(api(TTea>)
belonging
thanks.
Dion. H. IV, 2030, 16.

TO evâpia-Trjpiov,
2, 12,
2.
to
Its cele-
Sub5, 14,
bration requires sewenpHeste. Euchol. (Com-
stantively,
Sept.
thank-offering.
1.
Mace.
45 as
v.
Polyb.
pare Jacob. II, 264 B.)

evxcTtis, ov, 6,
II,
5,
14.
Iren. 665 B.
Damasc.
8 Tois Seois edvev Vxapi'(TTripi,a

vtjs
Tijs yeycvrjp,e-
(cixofuu) weU-wisher.
Damasc
avTW
Trepi Trjv cinPovKrjv evvoias.
Inscr.
341 B.
rjs, 7),
4684.
'Diod. II, 621, 79.
iixn, Socr. 792 A.

2
prayer, in general.
(TTip-avTiKO.
Dion. Thr. 642,

(eWe,
dl8e,
etXi;-
(vxaptcTripias, adv. with gratitude.

v)(apujTr)Tiov
'Evxr/s
cmpp-tipaTa
II,
^=
Bf7 fvxapiTTciv.
Philon
I,
I,
a/3aXe).
Dion. H.
940, 14 Kaipov
273, 38.
Orig. Ill, 896 A.
evxapurrqTKmi, adv. thankfully.

44.
-êvxaptCTia, asy
tj,
Philon
273,
êvai vop.i(TavTes evxv^ aîov, wished for. Plut. n, 14 C EiJx^r ^pyov, optabSe. Greg.
JSTi/ss.
ni, 893 A.
p^v
r]v
Tiixiv
Const.
(536), 1216
B
to
(evxaptoros) thanks, gratitude,
"Evxf]
to ivTeBrjvat iv Tois UpoLS

wish.
gratefulness.
8.
Hippocr. 28, 11.

65.
Polyb.
8,
14,
SiTTTvxots,
we could
Jacob.
2.
Prayer
I,
/nscn 1625,
2271,33.-2. Thanks,
Philon
2, 4, 15. I, 2, 1,
God.
8.
Sept. Ptov. 15, 8. 29.

5,
Philon
112,
thanksgiving.
Sept. Sap. 16, 28.

14,
5, 4,
285, 41.
At' evxS>v
15.
Patriarch. 1148
Clemenlin.
1, 65,
348, 5.
9,
Paul. Cor.
16.
Tov
iraTpo's 'laKafi.
11. 12,
ra
4, 9, et alibi.
3.
0fQ).
Epb.
et alibi.
Apoc.
424 B, the Lord's prayer.

at Koivai,
Just. Apol.
11,
Eucharistia,
eucharist,
thanksgiving,
ceremony of the commemoraIgnat.
tion of the passion of Christ.
700
456 B. 461 A. Orig. I, 1068 A. Greg. Th. 1044 Trjs cux^s dîSxrai,, to allow them to pray
at church.
Clem. A.
B.
713 B.
745 B.
852 A.
Just. Apol. 1,
65. Tryph. 41. 117. Iren. 469 A. 1125 A. 1253 B. Clem. A. I, 412 A. 1369 B. Tertvll. I, 1182 A. 11, 79 A. Orig. I, 429 B. II, 793 B. Basil. IV, 188 B. CyrUl. H. 1072 A. 4. Eucharistia, the sacred, elements, the consecrated bread and wine. Just. Apol. 1, 66 (Tryph. 70). Iren. 1028 B. 1125 B (1023 B. C. 1125 A. 1026 C. 1028 A. 1073 B). Clementm. 12, 36. Clem. A. I, 692 B (409 A. B. 744 A. Doctr. Orient. 664 B. Orig. I, 1604 A. II, 1386 D (III, 948 C. 952 A). Cyprian. Epist. 10, 2 Dion. Alex. 1312. Nic. I, 13. 18. (63, 17). Eu. H. E. 6, 44 (VI, 701 A). Ant. 2. Carth. Can. 18. (See also Tertull. 11, 55 A. 80 A. Basil. IV, 188 B. CyrUl. H. 1097 B. 1100 A. 1101 A. 1104 B. 1124 B. Macar. 705 B. Greg. Naz. I, 809 D. 980 B. Greg. Nyss. I, 96 D. HI, 268 B. 581 Chrys. I, 424 B. 583 A. C. Theod. Mops. 713 B. Synes. 1404 A. Nil. 104 A. Theod. IV, 53 C. 56, C. 165 C. D. 168 A. B. Gelas. 1317 B. Apophth. 157 A. Bus. Alex. 344 B. Damasc. I, 1144 A. II, 320 B. Stud. 1661 B. Theophyl. B. I, 146 D. E. 249 C.)
with the believers. 2. Vow of the Nazarites. Sept. Num. 6,. Philon II, 249, 11, p,eyaKri. 249, 39 2 seq. Luc. Act. 18, 18. 21, 23. 'EjtI Xia-ei (vxrjs.
Jos.
Ant.
4, 4, 4.
19, 6, 1.
3.
Consecra-
Nic. CP. 856 B, ôvficvm. 4. Permission, of the superior of a monastery. Clim. 898 B, tov Trarpos.
tion, ordination.
EupîT-at, S)v, oi, (fvx'l)
Macra-dKiavol.
CyrUl.
A. X, 376 A.
Presb. 45 C.
ij;(oXdytoi',
Tlieod.
IV, 429 B.
\eya>)
Tim.
Theoph. 99, 10.

to,
(fvxr],
ov,
Euchologion,.
Anast. Sin. 793 B. Method. CP. 1317 D. Evxo\6yu)v to jneya, the great' Euchologion, that is, the complete prayerbook the name of the Greek prayer-book. Dion. H. HI, 1888, 12 eeoir eilxopm, to pray.
prayer-book.
evâprfv Iva ^ttov â-av XvTrqpol.

"fa (Toi yivrjTai.
9,
Aristeas
II,
7,
Philon
I,
296, 10.
454,
iva dovXcvoT). 645, 23, 6avfuioiimaTi)V cv\r\v

yhirjToi els 6e6v.
tv
avT& Kvpios 1048 A, Kvpia

6,
Patriarch.
Epict.
2,
Lva aTTOKaTaarfioTf.
12, "va
fiTj
BepurBSifriv /ajjSeVore.
Epiph.
ireitifmi
I,
388 B. Mai. avT& TrXrjyds.
65, tov 6ebv fiore
euxapioTiKos,
Basil.
fiovi).
f),
6v,
evxpripAnaTos, ov, (xptipanâ) easy to deal with. Ptol. Tetrab. 163.

fvxpr](TTe<o,
170-0),
evxapuTTos,
thankful.
({;;(p?)OTOs)
3.
to
be
usefd.
eiV
I,
317 B.
Steph. Diac. 1165 C, vtto-
Polyb. 12, 18,

SpSxriv.
Diosc.
2,
189 (190),
256,
5.
Ruf. apud Orib.

fj,
11,
evxapia-Tinas, adv. thankfully.

fVxapoTTOs, ov,
:=
xap<nr6s.
Philon I, 59, 41. Geopon. 14, 16, 2,
eu'xpijoTia, as,
usefulness,
IJ
utility.
Polyb.
6,
1,.
33, 9. 9,
7, 5,
irpbs
ndvra
tottov.
Diod,
Digitized
by Microsoft
547
13. 50, et alibi.
eêpfiTjv
t6,
Plut. 11, 87 D.
ApoUod.
Arch. 40.
fvxpoTOs, ov,
#ra-Xco/M, aros,
_
{ânXoa) a
spread.
eSxpas.
Solom. 1320 D.
Epiph. 93 C, roi 6p6vov.
Vit
iâirriov
evxvKla, at, ^, the being eilxyXos.

fixv\6a>,
axro),
to
render
Xenocr. 44. ri!;îiXoy. Galen. VI,

to flavor.
= Sn
icl)dTneiv.
{i(f,d7rTa>)
Clem. A.
soldier's
f^tnrrif, l8os,
f),
ment.
I, 496 B upper gar-
Callix.
316 B.
(iXviiiOoi
l<T<o,
apud Athen.
strab.
5, 26,
Polyb.
(evxv/Jios)
n,Z,10.
156.
p 196
Jos.
Sophrns.
7, 2, S.
Au^
3392 A,
6i5xuTos, ov,
3, 7, 7, p.
Poll. 4, 116.
TO.
Svaxviici.
532 A.
Aret. 119 A. separated. Classical.
i<l)anTpis, Idas,
fj,
Cfem. ^. I'
Ptol. Tetrab.
(xâ) fluid, liquid.

ov,
fixapuTTos,
easily
4.
Nicom. Harm.
eii^X^'"'
19.
l"""")
= î^vxos
6, 9. 5.
i<f>apparfi,, ijs,
elfit.
fi,
Paul. Phil.
= =
preceding.
dpfioyij.
2,
_
Epict.
1,
22,
Jos.
Ant. 11,
Poll. 3, 135.
eâppoa-reov
Antyll.
8.
fvyjrvxrjs, es, (^(^;ô)) cooling,
= 8
I,
2,
et alibi.
Plut.
Cleomed. 86, 19 H, 780 B.

Polyb.
1,
e(i)app.6êiv.
refreshing.
1,
14,
apud Or^. n, 307,

alibi.
Herodn.
clp,l.
2,
3,
et
fiahia,
r](ro,
34 F. ii^hopos, ov, (e/38oôr) greater by one seventh; as 8 7. Heron Jun. 159, 17.
II,
:
PAiZon
72, 24.
Plut.
eiaSris
Stud. 1108 B.
(j>fSpd(ta
i(f>Spda>
u4cAmef. 26, p. 24.
evaSidâ,
curai,
(evaSla) to
15,
2,
make fragrant,
3.
= =
iSpdCa em Tiw. 5ea:. 106, 13. preceding. Antip. S. 92.

ems, v>
to
e</ie'8peD0-is,
perfume. Clem. A.
rius 856.
spicy.
e(j)f8pela.
Aquil.
Strdb.
Job
976
'
Diosc.
2,
91.
37, 3.
c0f8p77(T(Tei8ov
oCT/iiji', kindred acZacb. 9, 17. evaSlôfuu, to have the sensation of evaSia. Sext.
Sept. Sir. 39, 14,
evflBov.
Luc.
16.
1,
25.
cusative.
e<f)eKKai8eKaTos, ov, (eKKaiSsKaros) greater by
sixteenth;
as 17
Plut.
II,
one 1021 D.
322,
1.
253, 29.
590, 22.
Aristid. Q. 114. 115.
fvaSifios, ov, ^r: evwSrjs.
Patriarch. 1085 B.
3, 19.
eÊKTcoc
i^fKTiKos,
=
T),
Sci
II,
imxeiv.
Sext. 78, 17.
evMiv,
aios,
fj,
(mhis) happy in her offspring.
Clem. A.
stopping.
3.
580 A.
1,
Diog.
29,
9,
81.
Sext. 638, 18.
0pp. Cyn.
6v, (eTTcx"")
Capable of checking or
iSpcoTrnj-.
evavrfros, ov, (mvcofjuii) cheap.
Strab. 5,
1,
12.
2,
Diosc.
II,
4n(oi. 1,
evavia,
15, 4.
as,
rj,
(êvmvos)
II,
cheapness.
Polyb.
Clem. A.
464 C.
Schol. Arist. Plut.
App.
r), f],
241, 25.
fvavuTiievos,
cvapia, as,
Aquil. Ps. 11, 9. (fipa) fineness of season. Longus

ov, ::rz evreXris-
come near
the
Sext.
4, 6,
1052, iirlppqpa, the interjection 2 2, do not 3. Suspending judgment, in

!
Pyrrhonic
philosophy.
58,
33.
Cell.
11,
5.
evapla, as, ^, (apa,

neglect.
((jidya
cur a)
dywyr).
23,
<pCKoa-o<!j>ia.
oXiyapia, dpJXeia,
575, 23
01 ((peKTiKoi
philosophi.
Clem. A.
II,
Hes.
iirdya.
581 A.
Luc. Act.
1J13X,
5,
Diog.
9, 69. 70.
((jjaSavS),
the
Hebrew
28 as v.
^
a-Krjvfj
1.
itpiKTiKtes,
1,
adv. 6y suspending judgment.

^sfer.
ov,
{/?&.
Epict.
avrov.
14,
7.
rj,
Theodin. Dan. 11, 45 Tf/v aKqvrjv avrov <pa8avS>,
icficKTos, is
145 A, in doubt. held back, about which judgment

Sext. 50, 4.
;=
TTju triofvrjv avToii,
'E^pa'Cari 8e i(pa-
to be suspended.
133, 16.
8avS>.
*t<pKTos, ov, (JuTos) greater by one sixth;

(atfida-a-m'),
as
fâindaaoiiai
Cass. 161, 7.
i<l>d\ios, ov,
to
become
bloody.
6.
Bern. 914.
Nicom. 106.
^^
?<])dKos, TTapaOdKaiTcnos.
Basil.
i^cKKis, ihos, ^, (sXkos) incrustation, scab of a sore. Aret. 54 B. Poll. 4, 190. Galen. VII,
Sel.
584 A.
iâpaprras {((fidfiapTos), adv. sinfully.

47, p. 36.
e(j)apiK\ci>s (e(j>dp^K\og),
Achmet.
Eus.
8. The 97 E, et alibi. Synes. 1544 D. snziôf a lamp-wick. PseH. Stich. 473. to i(j)e\Kfiv, a pulling off. f(j)e\Kva-it6s, ov, 6,
adv. in rivalry.
Paul. Aeg. 350.

i(j>e'KK(o, to
n, 601 A, TO dvbpi
âp,pji,
draw towards, of N movable. Pseudo79, 9.

fj,
aros,
2,
to,
(ecâTiTO))
upper
garment.
Demetr.
f<êîs,
Polyb.
28, 8.
Geopon. 10, 78, 3. ((paifKoa dwKda. Babr. 95, 2, yvla yfjt :^ fVi yris. Plut. H, 167 A. Clementin. 108 C, oipavdv. Method. 361 A. Eus. II, 757 A. m, 69 D. 103 B. 104 B. Athan. I, 84 B. Maear. 497 A. 496 -B^vai im r^s yrjs. Pallad. 1243 B. Soz. 1501 C, eavrov ra
i(j)d7rd\os, ov,
ios,
=
ov,
inoxi),
Pyrrhonic.
Greg.
iwiAds.
Naz. n, 201 C.
iênraKoihcKaTOS,
(iirraKaidtKaTos) greater
:
by one seventeenth; as 18
17.
Plut. II, 1021
D.
Aristid. Q. 114. 115.
ecpepprivevTeov
670 (103).
e(f>epp,riveva>
= =
Set i<pepp.rivevei,v.
Prod. Farm.
pp.rjvevio.
Artem. 295. PhUostr.
ebdêi.
15.
Eus. IV, 833 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
E(f)eato';
548
ypoLfir
<prj\6o},
eîSpva
to
*E0e'(rios, a, ov,
Ephesian.
Ta 'EêVia
nail.
Classical.
ApoUod. Arch.
Simoc.
Hm-a, the Ephesian letters, certain symbolic words. Plut. II, 706 D. E. Anton. 11, 26.
23.
(pr]\(i}(Tis, etas,
tj,
(i<prj\6io)
a nailing.
H. 72 C. Zfes. (Compare Menand. Paedion 2 'EêVm dXf|i^dpClem. A.

I,
781 A.
261,
9.
ic^rftiepevTTjS.,
ov, 6,
(e(t>rip.epeva>)
the officer or
II,
jaaxa)
8fi icpUvm. ((fxreov Ant. 4, 8, 23, p. 242.

ecperiKos,
t),
Cic.
Att.
9, 4.
Jo.'!.
Philon of the day. Pseud-îân. IV, 953 C.

minister
icjjrjfiepeia, euo-o), (r)nepeva>)
481,
32.
to
devote the whole
6v, (eîijîO
requesting, desiring, but
day to a thing,
10, 6.
to
8.
work by day.
on duty,
Polyb. 22,
not ordering peremptorily.

208, 90. 96.
f(j>eTiKS>s,
Hippol. Haer.
Diod. 11,
Pallad. Laus. 1105
ol etprjiiepevovres, those
adv. covetously.
rj,
erjyertvos,
6v, (((peros)
=
ov,
Genes. 14, 20.

TtjTivos,
itprjfiepla, as,
r],
(eiprjiicpios}
the daily service of
this year's.
the priests in the Temple.

33.
Sept. Par.
2.
1, 9,
Anast. Sin. 196 B, xpovos, the present year,

ecfierios,
write
15,
i(j}eTetos,
=
,
cVeVeiof.
-Sepi.
Deut
18 as
v.
1.
2. One of the courses or classes into Hes. which the Jewish priests were divided.
Sept. Par. 2, 5, 11.
2, 5, 11.
13, 10.
31,
Esdr.
1, 1, 2.
iêTfjLfva or icfteriicio (icfxTiirj)
Fseui-Athan. IV,
(quoted).
fCJ>Tos,
1429 A.
command, request. Mai. 77, 20
Luc.
2,
1, 5. 8.
8, 8,
Jos. Ant.
12, 6, 1.
a-eis
(Sept. Par.
rmv lepeav.)
see ('neTos.
(Cpevaâ
((fyrffLepias,
in turns.
3.
14 Tas buupeClementin. 304 B Koto
The
daily service
fVeudfo).
((peipe/ia, aros, to,
Plut.
I,
310 F.
Basil. Ill,
ecpfiprjfia.
165
C.
f<\)ivpe(TK, ems,
r),
of a priest or monk, in monasteries. Basil. in, 645 A, rrjs SioKovias. e(j)rjfiepws, ov, 6, parochial priest, officiating
priest.
e(jirip.epis,
{e(jievpi(rKa) invention.
Schol.
Euchol.
I'Sof,
p. 420.
(ecjjTjfiepos)
Dion. Thr. 773, 28.
Eudoc.
3.
M.
293.
1,
ft^vpTr)s, ov, 6, inventor.
Paul. Rom.
30.
Pseud-^nac)-. 36 (41),
-V?;s.
Epiph.
I,
185
(CJ)evprifm, aror, to,
a thing invented, invention.

Aihen. 14,
L. commentarius, Philon II, 5 70, 1 7, vnofivrifuinKaL Plut. I, 677 D. 718 D. Arr. Gell. 5, 7, 25, 1, âaiKiKui, of Alexander. 18. Diog. 6, 86, a work of Crates. ^2.
^,
diary, journal, memoirs.

e(f)-ô> (eiffa)),
A
Antip. S. 93, 12.
s3'nonyme ot iifnuiepla
ov,
(i<priiipos,
2.
Jos. Vit.
1.
to
cook over again.
((jirifiepoîos,
îos)
living but a
72, p.
656 B.
etp^âios, ov,
day
fCprjôs.
icftfjâiov
Ptol. Tetrab. 160.

daily.
icfiriiifpos, ov,
Diod.
(^/xicrus)
3, 32.
Jacob.
2, 15.
2. Substantively, to
L. pubes.
p. p. 247.
^=
1,
eViVetov,
14,
2,
App.
I,
90, 67, epya.

eia, v,
Heraclid.
apud Athen.
Diosc.
3.
56,
i<l}r)ljiurvs,
^/iioXtoi.
See
647 A, yvvaiKeiov.
Poll. 2, 170.
127,
Si7rKaa-i^Tiiu(Tvs, '!revTaw\a<nf(j)JifU<rvs, rerpa-
((prjfiapxos, ov, (e<^j)0os,
Moer. 130. apxa) overseer of youth.

Antip. S. 110.
e<f>r]îa.
TrXao-te^^/ttO'US, TpL7r\a<Ti<f)fifu(rvs.
f(j>rja-vxaCo>
= w^X^C'"
64, 5, v.
1.
Epict.
e<f)ri^fia,
3, 1,
34.
Polyb.
2,
d(jirj(rvxa^<a.
strengthened by ciri Philon U,

Nicom.
days.
as,
r),
youth.
Herod.
Synes.
3,
12.
65, 44.
(<\>6fipai),
apud Diog.
1569
^2. Epbebeum
Mace.
youths.
it^rjêvto,
2, 4, 9 -0ia.
fcjirjêiov, ou, TO,
10, 4.
Artem. 79
i(\)6app.iva>s
adv. corruptly.
oi e^rjôi
43.
i<^6r]fiepos,
ov,
e(j)rjêiov.
Sept.
{kirra,
fijiepa)
of seven
Plut.
,
n, 223 A.
S,
phebeum
7.
gymnasium for
Inscr. 265.
7,
i^6T)p.ip.epr]s,
(cjrrd,
^/ii/iep^r)
containing
Strab. 5, 4,
euo-m,
seven
fi/xi.
halves.
In versification, containing
as jroXXay 8' IcftBljiovs ds a-otnar^p iêiro, iambic.
E0>))3dr
three feet
and a half:
:
274. 276.
S^raJ. 14,
1, 18.
Paus.
27, 5.
ijrvxds, dactylic
Artem.
(cfirifiia,
78. 79.
Drac. 134,
10, 2.
9.
135, 16. Q. 53.
Heph.
7,
5.
8, 9.
see i<^r}êia.
delighting in.
Aristid.
Schol. Arist. Nub.
e(j>fiSovos, ov, (fjSovfi)
Nicet. Byz.
275.
eîdXTijy, ov. 6,
709 B, Tiw.
(j)r,8iv<o
fjSvva.
Plut. II, 54 F.
14, 28.
et alibi.
Ael.
f],
N. A.
(JjKi^)
668 D. E, Longin. 15, 6.
mare.
214.
(/)i8eii'
Diosc.
(aKKo/Mi) L. jncufto, Ae niyAtArtem. 3, 147 (157), p. 487.

Sep<.
e0^Xi|,
iKor, 6,
of age, a youth. Antip.

Sept.
S. 93, 5.
fiprjKos, ov,
as V.
Lev. 21,
(j>rjK6Tris,
(^toy) sunburnt, frecMed. 20. Cyrill. A. I, 789 B.

rjTos,
f),
c(jii,bp6a>
3 -a-6ai.
e
fCpiSpia,
(cq[>7)Xos)
=::;
Xeu/winjs
= both = =
1.
e'mSfli'.
in
places.
Gen. 16, 13. Luc. Act. 4,
31, 49,
29.
Ibpoio.
Antyll.
apud
I,
Orii. II, 335,
iSpia.
1
Philon
as v.
1.
21, 8.
116,
9.
d(pdaKii&.
Sext. 241, 28.
Plotin.
n, 1392,
Digitized
by Microsoft
e0teXt9
i(pie\is, ^,
7, 6,
549
Jos. Ant. 3,
is
e^ê?
idv,
(i<f,opp.d<o) exciting to
=
r^
KoiKv^ of the ephod.
ôpfirjTiKds,
p. 155.
(Perhaps the true reading
battle
j
opposed to
dvaKkriTiKos.
Max.
Tyr. 26
#ovS, ni3N,
eVtopKe'ffl.
ephod.
1,
2,
*e(j>iopKia>
78.
2554, 203
1.
Inscr. 1688. 3137, 69.
V-
1.
Keg.
i(j>opKea>.
Sept. Sap. 14, 28

Sept. Sap.
as V.
fcfuopKia, as, ^,
=
f;,
teen epAod Written also fîS.

Orijr. II,
Sept. Judic. 17^ 5' as 18 'EôiS /SdS, n2 nisx, Patriarch. 1057 B. Hes.
Sept.
fjriopKia,
Judic
14, 25
17
949 c.
ov, 6,
as V.
1.
icfiiopKos
((pvPpicrrijs,
iniopKos.

2.
(e'0u^pi
insolent person.
Ptol. Tetrab. 165.
i(j)iimapxia, as,
(iwirapxia) two Tapavrapxiat
Eû^pjo-Tof,
temptible.
oj-,
disgraceful,
of cavalry.
itfuTTireio)
Ad.
ignominious,
7.
Tact. 20,
to
conI,
Sept.
Sap. 17,
CAr2/.9. I,
{hnreva),
ride against. Diod. 5, 29,
CTem. A.
Isid.
448 A. 1029 A.
B-
Babr. 76, 15.

eljiimrov, ov, to,
(ttûmros)
=
11 7
2.
Insolent.
353 C. Polem. 302.
iiO
6,
PoZZ.
dvSpias ?(pmwos,
123.
equestrian statue.
i<l)mw(rro^6n)s, ov, 6,
Socr.
(toôtt/s)
1.
A. mounted archer.
ccpv^plaras,
adv. disgracefully, ignominiously. Posidon. apud 4Am. 12, 59, p. 542 B.
Diod. 19, 30 as v.
etpiiTos,
e(f>v8pis, I'Sof, ^,
water-nymph.
Jari
Artem. 221.
a*.
see emaos.
fCJ)LiTTdvaj
=
to
<f)vXaKT4a> (irXaKTe'm), ?0
Pfat
11,
551
fcftloTTjiu.
Polyh.
5, 35, 6.
5.
,Z!osc. 1, 16.
Piwi. n, 233 E.
Diosc.
11,2, Apollon.
34.
C, et alibi.
*i4>vpviov,
ov,
TO,
(u/ii/or)
refrain of a
D. Pron. 307 B.
e(j>ia'Tda)
hymn
(iijiV Traiav,
T^veXXa KoXXiViKe).
Apoll. Rh.
i^LoTtjpi, to Stop.
2,
2,
713.
i?ep^. 11,
l.~Sophrns. 3993 B, toC

Tiber.
îo-n;/ji,
o-TOKEi,
((j>i(TTOpe(o
place over.
laropcia,
[Polyh. 10, 20, 5 06Philostr. 35.
fifUTepoi) dvTKpiivov.
active in sense.]
(pv7roKKivoiiai
{nroKKivopat, to submit.
Novell. 18.
i(f>v(TTpria-is,
((poteia, as,
rj,
(tôSevto) (he going the rounds.

6,
fur,
f),
z=
vareprftris.
Clem. A.
I,
Polyh.
bla.
2.
6,
35, 8.
36, 9.
10, 15, 1, v.
1.
e'0oi(p>
460 A.
16, p. 417, 91.
Watch, guard, patrol. Polyaen. 7, 14, 2

Set e(j)o8eieiv.
Diod. 20,
e0o8i'a.
1,
With the aorist sub^, on condition that. junctive. Babr. 93, 1, Xa/Smo-t. With the
(ôdevreov
=:
Strab. 14,
4.
5ex<. 103, 2.
i(f)oSevTris,
Agath. li, 17, vifioivro. 21, 9, |i,XWith the future infinitive. Polyb. XdôivTo.
optative.
ov, 6,
^=
KaTaaKonos.
Aquil. Gen.
I,
72,
5,
Kpv\jretv.
8,
27,
1,
iXevdfpaa-etv.
42, 9.
e0o8eurt/cmf,
alibi.
Diod. 19,
adv.
cursorily.
75.
Sext.
89,
3,
et
ecpad, see (f>ov8.

e(f)a>STis,
ov, 6,
=^
ri,
i(j)ov8.
Jos.
Ant.
3, 7, 5.
((podeva, to spy out.

etpoSrjyftji)
Sept. Deut.
1,
22.
fX^yXaTTia, as,
(ex'"' vXrao-o-a)
triyrj,
oSriyeca
strengthened.
Pseud-
the tongue, zzz ix^p^vBia,

'
a holding of inamri. Lucian.
Ignat. 756.
'(jioBla,
Clim. 1097 D.
II,
335. Plut. II, 966 D,
see eipoSeia.
o,
fôSiatmjf, oC,
ix^KoXKos, ov, ((cdXXa) sticky.

o icj>o8idâ>v for a journey.
et alibi.
Paul. Aeg. 104.

adv.
adhesively.
Roman,
i(j)oSiKS)s,
ex^KoWas,
Ptol. Tetrab.
Diosc.
5,
171
adv. =:;
i(f)oSevTiKi)s.
106.
f(poSos,
ov,
e;(e/iu5e'(a, ^(To),
ix^pv66s
elpi, to
keep silence.
I,
method, plan.
2.
Polyh.
2, 1,
3,
1,
11.
Philon
to be
I,
173, 34.
211, 11.
Lucian.
268.
Cleomed. 37,
80. 104.
Sra6.
39.
Nicom.
Pto/. Sext. 40,
Iambi. Adhort. 310.

kept in silence.
fj,
V. P. 204. 400 Synes. 1560 B.
-(rdai,
Tetrab. 135.
28. 0' ofs,
Galen.
II,
290 A.
ixepvBla, as,
(ixipvSos) silence.
Philon
II,
267, 18.
Plut: II, 728 D, et alibi.

I,
Gell. 1,
=:
dvd' &v, because.
Theoph. 44 'Hyae(f>'
9.
Clem. A.
ov,
657 A.
silent.
Iambi. V. P. 144.
vdicn)(rev
Kara 'ABavaa-iov
ois "Apeiov Ka\
ix^pvBos,
(pvdos)
Greg. Nyss.
19,
Ill,
Evâiov ovK ibiâro.

i(t>6\Kiov,
ov, TO,
421 C.
Strab. 2, 3, 4,
(Compare Homer. Od.

pv6ov.)
502 'AXV
14.
e0oX('y.
eê
o'lyij
p. 149, 28.
i(poiu\ea)
p.
844.
i<pop.oi6a>
itpopeia, as,
= = =
_
Plut.
n, 476 A.
Jos.
ixôSrjKTOS, ov,
=z
ixi.ohr]KTOs.
6p,iKeco.
Ant.
17,
6,
3,
ix^ppripoa-vvrj,
r]S, ij,
(prjpa)
Strab. 13,
1,
ixepv6ia. Iambi.
o/iotoco.
Philon
II, 11, 46.
V. P. 482. ixâapKos, ov, (adp^) that fits close

Athen. 13, 59.
iXT\rieis,
<Ttra,
to the body.
fj,
ima-Kam], bishopric.
PhUostrg.
504 A, Tvpao.
eôpKeto, itjjopKiîo, f(j)opKiafi6s, e(f)opKi(TTris, see
icptopKea, ivopKicrfiOs, eiropKiOTris, iiropKi^m.
ev,
with
an
ixerXr).
Agath.
4
'Att'
Epigr. 30,
3.
eX^! adv. yesterday.
Sept. Josu.
3,
Digitized
by Microsoft
exOpa
550
ex&J
ixdes Ka\ Tplrrjs rjêpai, hereto/ore. Ruth 2, 11 'Ov OVK 8ei.s ixês Koi TpiTTjs rjfiipai. Reg. Kcu TpLTrfV. 1, 4, 7 Ov yiyove TOiavrrj ix6is Maco. 1, 9, 44 'as t'x^cf KO' Tp'mijv, as formerly. ex6pa,
as,
r),
2. To be, with Greg. Naz. Ill, 1159 A. an adverb. Aristeas 35 KaXSr exo" ^<"'''' '"' Apocr. Act. biapîvri raiira ovras exovra.
Pet. et Paul. 37
Ou
iravv koKSis
enmity.
Metonymically, =
the
6.
elp-t-
tK ToO "Kaov tS>v 'lovbaiav.

6 ex"
3.
ex"
""' ô'"'
In cases
like
epos,
avTiKflixevos,
enemy, the DevU.

I,
Apophth. Isidor.
fX^paifo)
the following, it corresponds to the English what is the matter with you f (F. qu'avez Apophth. 432 D Aevous f), and so forth.
(TTTora,
cx6pos
o,
Orig.
736 A.
confuter
<rv
yuvaxTKUS
ex'"'
y" ^ôw what
x6pikiyKTris, ov,
(ex^pos,
Xe'yx<)
ails
me.
Eustrnt. 2336
Ti ickaUis; tI exîs;
{conqueror) of the enemy.

2,
Porph. Cer. 612,

Sept.
2,
et alibi.
fi<ro>, to
Joann. Mosch. 2905 B. 3093 eX"r ; Eudoc. M. 42 Evprjrai
B
fj
EiVe /mi
kvcov exova-a
fxdpfi">,
he
22, TLvL
c'x^pi'a, as,
Num.
T),
33, 55.
an enemy to. Mace.
Ex.
23,
10, 26.
pkv oihtv, it was found that nothing was the 4. matter with the dog (P. n' avoir rien).
ex^pa, enmity.
hostile.
Sept.
Gen.
26,
To
regard,
to
think,
consider.
Classical.
21.
ixBpiKos,
18.
i],
ov,
Hermog. Rhet. 239,

a fighting of
the
Matt. 14, 5 'Q,s 7rpo(^r]Tr]v avTov 11, 32 'EIxov tov 'ladvvtjv Svtws
rjv.
flxov.
Marc.
on
7rpo(^^Ti;r
Just.
Tryph. 47,
p.
580 A.
Athenag.
x6popaxia, as,
ij,
(p.dxop.ai)
enemy.
eX^poTToiea,
hostile.
Achmet. 242,
Tja-a,
p. 221.
Hippol. Haer. 234, 50 Qcbv elxov tok Chrys. I, 525 C. D. Apophth. 440 "Ail'efloj/.
964 C.
{ixSponoios) to make nva App. II, Ptol. Tetrab. 191 -<r6m.
B. Joann. Mosch. 2968

TOV ovov, he supposed.
T),
on
6 Xeajv eâyei/
Leant. Cypr. 1712
791, 30.
x9poTroi6s, a, ov, (iToiea)
B.
making
hostile.
App.
Satan.
5. To
he, to
have been.
Joann.
5, 6
Tvovs
U,
75, 42.
fX^pos,
oO, 6, the enemy, applied to Apocr. Act. PMlipp. 38.
TToKvv xpovov ex^h that he had been a long time in that state. Martyr. Polyc. 9, p. 1036
on
c'x^pwSijy, s,
C
11,
ix^pos, hostile.
Damasc.
I have been serving him

past.
'OySorjKovra Koi i^ enj ex'" BovXevav avT^, these eighty-six years
332 C.
Anast. Sin. 180 D. iXi-8voTOKOs, ov, (exiSva, tIktco) born of a viper. Steph. Diac. 1184 A (Matt. 3, 7 TevvrniaTa
ixdptoSas, adv. hnstilely.
ex'.^vaiv)
Pallad. Laus. 1044
S^fiepov cx^'
is
rpeis fip.pas prjSevbs yeucra/icwj, it three days since she ate anything.
TêtTfrapaKovraoKTCo
Cyrill.
err)
to-day
1115
ex^
ev
ttj
Keâ
todttj.
A. X, 132
'Upepas yap
exayia, as,
^
rj,
((jiayeiv) the
eating of vipers.
Kovra dSevrav,
days.
jUETQ a-ov
/ have been
travelling these thirty

ndo'oi' xpo"""
Diosc. Eupor.
Sibyll. 5, 169.
1,
234.
delighting in vipers.
Apophth. 232
;
?X"
f
e'xiSi/oxapijs,
h, (xa'P<)
o,'
how long has he been
with you
349 B.
(Jxyvos,
exi-vmovs,
called.
o8os,
irois)
Plut.
H,
44 E.
SoKi/o))
a plant so Athen. 3, 52
by a viper.
TovTco.
a(f>'
393 B "Ex<o evSeKO p.7Jvas iv ra Spei Ens. Alex. 333 \1o(tov Koipov x"
oS dcrdcvei,
how long has he been
sickf
(quoted).
ixi-oh-qKTos,
ov,
Joann. Mosch. 28B8 B.

(fX'^'
3,
bitten
Diosc.
1, 12.
81 (91).
Sept.
ixop'ivas, adv. next in order.

15.
Mace.
2, 7,
Apollod.
3, 1, 1.
2892 B. 2989 C Ilfpi TO ipSopriKOvra cTrj ex^' ycpav firi e|eX6d>v, he has not gone aivay for nearly seventy years. 2992 A "Ex" Se X'lP'^ "'^P' oyjo^KovTa err], she has been a widow. 3029 D
A.
ixvpoTqs,
30.
exijp<>>f a, aros, to, :=zl
rjTos,
f/,
Extu iirrd pTJvas
on
epx^raL devrepov
Trfs rjpe'''P'"
z=
oxvpoTrjs.
Philon
I,
644,
pas.
Ant.
Mon
1692
Ovk ex"
"^
not
KoKa Bavdrm
oxypapa.
rfjv yjrvxriv
dnopprjâs,
it
is
Pseudo-GVe^.
9,
yet three years since he died.
Th. 1160 B.
ex<i),
6.
Ptol.
As an
auxiliary verb, shall (should),
to
have.
Euerg. apud Athen.

8vo koi
17,
will (would), must, ought.
Herm. Sim.
9,
10
p.
375
D "Exoito to êv vôs

*Ex
fip,i<rovs
MiKpov lx<o
Ei
pfj
dvaTravdrjvai.
Patriarch. 1073
mixetiiv.
Strab. 16, 1, 5 Toy Be kvkKov
ex"
ToO TEi'xous TpiaKO(ria>v j4ji;). I, 94, 35 fiio)!/.
oySoTJfcoi/TO irEVTc o-to-
eiXov
Aav 6 dSe\<p6s juou pe dvfXeiv. 1080 T) 'El
avvepdx'liTf p^h
fifj ff
peravoia t^s
Ignat.
8f tA EiôeiKoc
trapKos pov, oreKvos etxov arroSaveiv.
TaXavrov ' AKeâvSpelas Spaxp^s cTTTaKKTX'Xi'as, Pallad. Laus. 1081 is worth. "ExovTas as
dm
sui
six ounces.
Ovk *Ex" Alex. 1305 B.

or animi,
l| ovyKimv, sc. oKktjv, each weighing about

exs"* cavrov,
688 A, imypa<privai. Clementin. 100 B. 117 B. 308 C. 365 A, KoXaa-eijvai. CyriU. H. Cateeh. 1, 2. Macar. 561 B, avodavfui.
Carth.
90, p.
non compotem
Tim.
is
to be beside one's self.
have come.
1319 Epiph.
Seos,
God
merciful.
53 C, Xapylrai.
Eixov (j)6da-ai, would 217 A. Chrys. X, Pallad. Laus. 1043 C. NU.,

11,
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by Microsoft
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551
Chal. 984
ew?
at the end of the Lauds (alvoc). but eleven iadivd. Stud. 1709
seq.
541 A,
KoraicKripovonrjaai.
B 2w-
Tu^"" y^p
TovfjtTai-
^X"!"^" '"'? apxi'lMivSpiTji, for we wish to see the archimandrite. 1404 B, x"/)o-
There are
Leo. 300
C.
Apophth. 96 A,
ipriiiad^vai.
d(T6ev^<Tai.
eivai.
176
-285
A
B,
KeôKfj TtoWSiv fixes
105 B. 229 C.
efflXi'fw,' iVo),
to
Theod. Scyth. 233 D.
2872 B. 1700 B. Chrm. 721, E'xf fiÔeiv, would have come.

A.
Doroth.
Eus. Alex. 400 B. Joann. MoscTi. 2865 2897 D. 2948 B. 2976 C.

20.
miS,. Mid. iaXiCopm, Ruf. apud Orib. I, 271 7 Gafere. VI, 321 B. VIII, 782 A.
ffflXov
=
6,
become
stale.
'
eaXurpos, oi,
t6 iaXiCfa-dcu, the becoming

I,
^fale.
caoy,
a,
Ruf. apud Onh.

ov,
271, 6.
6
732, 3
EixoK Kavcrai burned. Nic.
^=
11,
cKavcrav
av,
Mai. 128 would have

KaKeivov &v
Orientals.
2.
eastern
Jul.
ot
i)
tmoi,
rte
the
Substantively,
iâ,
East,
653 B.
Kol
657
eixoiiev 'urroprjcraL
e/cSiKô-at.
â>ypa(ji^<TaL.
Theoph. 197, 15. 416, 13.

5.
665 A, Porph.
i>s
applied to Western Asia. Philostr. 563. Jul. 392 C. 439 C. Eus. II, 964 A. 996 B. Athan. I, 312 oJ t^s c'aas, sc.
Adm.
Jos.
201,
212, 8.
8,
Cer. 489,
9, 6pla-iv.-
Ant. 19,
is
2 Ai^ê \6yos els iravras
txoi Toil Tedvdvat iravTOKatTi
ToO
superfluous.
per oXiyou, where [Compare the Slavic
Basa. IV, 221 A. Greg. Naz. I, 1124 A. Sophrns. 3640 A. eaplôpai (rapem), to Jtiaft /or amusement, to promenade. Mai. 32, 3. 95, 2.
eVio-KOJTOi.
iapoKonia, as,
ij,
haughtiness f arrogance ? Eust.

Suirf. 'EmpoKom'ais, v\JAriXo(f>po-
periphrastic
future
formed
nrjTrj,
by means
cx
of
Ant. 616 A.
viats.
rjpap,
to
;
have,
as,
and the present or

ex'" Ttetc]
future
iriveiv
;
infinitive
rjpap ricnniTTi,
=
?
ijpap
:^
'?
^
cas, adv. as /aias,
to,
even unto, up
to.
With
1,
euphem-
the
8,
genitive.
Sept. Par. 2, 26, 8.
Esdr.
ism for Btveto

by, near.
Artem. 321.
adverbially, hard
37.
19, 14.
9,
8. Participle i)^6peva,
Sept. Judic.
2, 8,
19 Atdovai nvi cms TaXdvTmv eKarov. Ps. 52, 4. 18, 7, ToS ovpavov. Sir. 40, 8. Jonas
4, 9, davdrov.
Xi'toj'
Ps.
Mace.
Polyb.
1,
14, 10.
1, 2, 3, ;(i-
139,
aeie
ei/âct)
6.
Amos
(rxoir).^
ef^roi.
twos.
\_Sibyll. 9,
91 trxT
ijfvxaiv.
9,
36,
"Emj toutou
27,
miceai/oC.
^^
/3ou\ojuat TrotrjaacBai ttjv pvrjprjv, ecos tov prj
-iyjrepa,
cooked food. Sept. Gen. 25, 34 as v. 1. Reg. 4, 4, 38. Theodtn. Dan. 12 (Bel et Drac. 33). Epiph. I, 853 A. Diosc. 4, 138 (140). iêa i-îo. Eupor.
arcs, to,
eyjrrjpa,
Xênocr. 55.
86|ai
Korat^povCiv.
ff.
Diod.
1,
n, 1125, 15, sKyovav. Matt. 11, 23, et alibi. Marc. 6, 23. c. 4, 29, et alibi. Joann. 8, 9. With an adverb of place. Sept. Gen. 22, 5, S)ê, as /a?- as here. Par. 2,
Dion.
26, 8, &vai, exceedingly.
Matt. 27, 5i,
Kdrco.
5.
18, p. 103.
fi/njTcov
Marc.
Diosc.
2,
14, 54, JVib fir ttjv auXiji/.

5, c|o)
Xc. 23,
to
:=
8eT e-êw.
(ei/'i)
89.
Act. 21,
T^s iroXcas, as far as out of2,

7,
^^Tjjpiov, ov, TO,

Basil. Ill,
i|n;T^r, oO, 6,
^=
paycipelov.
Pseudo-
the city.
Joann.
Sept.
ava>,
up
the brim.
1313 A.
smelter.
Hippol. 797 G,
i^TfTos,
if,
ov, roasted.
Agathar. 128, 2. Achmet. 252, d>d.

Stud.
1
18, cKel
a<l)6dpa.
Mace. With
1, 16, 10.
irXrja-iov Trjs yeivvrjs.

1,
2,
Thom.
12, 29,
ctti tov,
39.
1,
els tov, irpos tov,
or
785 B. .eîpydiapeuas, adv. painted with >îpv6ioV' Schol. Arist. Plut. 1063. tyjfoai e\|rfa. Abuc. 1553 B 'Eôvtoi fj rpocjjri,
i-îa, as,
r),
cooking.
L. usque ad. Sept. Gen. 38, 1, Trpos avBpaNum. 17, 13, els 1T0V nva, to a certain man.
TcXos. ovpavov.
Josu. 10, 20.
Mace.
1, 5, 29,
1, 2,
58, els tov
em
to oxvpopa.
3, 39, 2. 9.
is
elaborated.
cook.
1.]
61^0), to
l^Sept.
Lev.
6,
28 hjfe6^
Polyb.
eijfridfj
1, 11, 14,
Ely
TOV xdpoKa.
Pffl/iijv.
3, 82, 6, irp6s avTrjv tijk
5, 13, 10, eVt 5, 99, 5.
as V.
<(,
barbarous,
TOV ^rpdrov.
cyo).
la>.)
5, 14, 6, et?
Tas TrvXas.
ttjv
Scyl. 643, 12.
(Com-
8,
35,
6.
12,
17,
4,
npos
pare the Boetic

eaiBivos,
T),
Aristeas 10,
cusative.
the horse's
em
to aTopa-
With the
615, 12.
Sept.
jrapmpeiav.
ac-
Sept. Sir. 5, of the morning. 6, offTijp, the morning star. Eus. V, 409 B, npoatvxcd, morning prayers. Basil. IV, 497 C, evxn- Epiph. II, 829 A, vp.voi.
ov.
Mai. 309, TO yoTO tov mvov, up to Porph. Adm. 99, Kmva-Tavknee.

Theoph.
Cont.
613,
1.
nvovTToXcv.
13.
2. Substantively,
npaita, the
(a), ^ icodivfj, so. &pa, morning. Sept. Mace. 1, 5,

53, 4.
1,
2. Until.
24, 33
With
the genitive.
Gen.
Ov
pfj {j>dya>
eas tov
XaXrja-at
pe
to. prj-
30.
Polyb.
1,
60,
6.
(b) to Martyr. Poth. 1424 A. taBivov =: fj iaScvt), the morning. Philon II, 475, 33. (c) TO iaiBivd, opBpos, mornMai. 334, 7. ing prayer. Chron. 552, 13. (d) sc. rpairdpiov, a modulus said or sung
3, 67, 9.
3,
43,
pard pov, until I have told. 32, 5, toO vxiv. Reg. 2, 6, 23, ttjs fipipas tov dirodaveiv ainov.
Esdr.
TTfs
1, 1,
55.
1, 5, 2.
1, 9, 13. 2, 9, 4,
1,
1, 7, 5,
rpiTijt
Koi eiKobos.
Esdr.
t^s duerias
iaTrepivfjs.
Judith
8, 34.
10.
11, 19, toC
eXdeiv, until
you come.
Mace.
1, 2,
33.
1, 3,
Digitized
by Microsoft
ea)?
45.
552
5, 10, 3.
1,
1,
32. 33.
Ttcoj,
1, 7,
Polyh.
34, 5,
aliquamdiu.
1, 17,
DM.
4, r^y TfXfvrrjs.
II,
&i>
Matt.
et alibi.
Greg. Naz.
time.
108 A.
26 "Etas
2, 16, is
B.
With an adverb of
npm.
;
Sept. Glen. 32,
266 'H 8e TvKia irapeavpe tov Ka6evS^(rai, em natra tj (pOfuXia avTav iKoiiirjBi], z= eas Koip.rjdelr], until their whole family should go to With tva. Patriarch. 1117 A Kaff' sleep.
24,
Reg.
1, 1,
16, vSv.
2,
o(rov
XP^^ evelx""
'" 'I'm<";î f's tva irpaBjf
TTOTf
n(iZ
7, 3,
Tore.
wAen ? ôw Zonf? ? Nehem. a/io tm ijXi'fi), nft'Z <'ie s?i

12, 2.
Sir. 47,
7,
=:
ecos TTpaBelrf.
up.
Ps. 4,
3.
6, 4.
crriiifpov.
Matt. 11, 12, ap", anri/ now.

Diosc.
2,
91,
Tpi'f.
With
18, 21, iirraKis.

els tov,
im
tov
24,
3. Before := irplv. Diod. II, 570, 84 Mij 4. npoTepov aireXBelv, etas aireKaTearrjcre. As long as, while. Clem. R. 2, 8, eafiev ev Chrys. X, 135 D, &Te eicaTovTO) Tw Kotrfia.
Sept. Lev.
4,
eif
23, 14, els ttju rjfiipav Tairqv.
Tcuppovovv.
TO npat.
Sir. 24, 32, eis
Deut. 23, 3, eir tok aimj/a. Died. 16, 74, eVi tt?!/ fiaKpav.
7, erri
eas
ETt,
while
yet.
Sept.
Sir.
30,
29,
Qs.
al
Bidâa-iv.
3,
Strab. 3, 3,
BpoiJTOU.
10, 3,
Mace. 1, 4, 4 'Air^pev avros .... ea? en Swdêis ecTKopmaiievai rjirav.

ecos
Elf avTov, els Tt)V
until his time.
Ml. 68 A. 684
A,
(rfip-epov.
Socr. 621 A.
Trpat. Sept. Judic. 19, 25, the accusative. Theoph. 362, to &yiov irda-x". Lev. 6, 9.
With to
Trepia-Ta-
oTov
1, 14, 10.
ems ov
21.
Vit.
= =
eas oS. Sept. Reg. 1, 30, 4. Mace. Diod. 19, 107. Luc. 13, 8. Tobit 1, Sept. Esdr. 1, 1, 49. eas.
Polyb. 4, 19, 12.
With
TTvlâi.
the
infinitive.
6elv, until
you come. Artem. 410 Eif too-ovtov

Theoph. 305, Xa^cij'.
Gen. 10, 19, cXJos. Ant. 15, 3, 3, mroSept.
Epiph.
72
Theodtn. Dan.
trplv
ISeiv.
Clim.
6, 24.
1132 C, which, as long

eaa-<j)6pos, ov, 6,
as.
Mai.
18, 17.
Lucifer, Satan.
Orig. IV, 45
<Teas rjKdev, ems re eavTOV iâyayelv tov fiiov,
z=
&<TTe.
aorist indicative
1, 30, 9
With the
Polyb.
aorist optative.
Bus. Ill, 556 B. Greg. Naz. HI, 443 Euagr. Scit. 1220 D. (Compare Sept. Esai. 14, 12, which has no reference to the
C.
A.
eas TvaparaâiVTo.
Porph.
Adm.
fall
of Satan.)
F, av, vau, the sixth letter of the original Greek alphabet, corresponding in power to
tic
Aeolians, for
it
the Latin V.
system,
2.
r,
six,
^r,
tions belonging to Aeolis
does not occur in inscripand Lesbos, th&

to the
In the later numerical

written
s-,
most ancient of which are referred

age of Alexander.
Victorin. 2468.
F (commonly
and often
Terenl.
M.
645.
Marius
confounded with
stands for e|,
stroke before,
an abbreviation for or) or e<Tos, sixth ; with a
Melamp. in Bekker. 777.

52. 53),
it
Dionysius
(I,
who
describes
ac-
for câKia-xiîoi., six thou-
sand.
nician
1.
[The prototype of F is the PhoeOriginally it was used by all the

;
The lonians, however, disGreek tribes. carded it earlier than the other Greeks consequently it has no place in the Attic and Ionic alphabets. The Boeotians retained it until their dialect was superseded by the Attic (about the beginning of the Roman period). It is found in Boeotic and Peloponnesian inscriptions also, in an Ionic inscription. In the Cretan and the Hcra;
has the sound of the syllable OY which can only mean that OY ( f7) is its corresponding vowel sound, the consonantal sound of F being essentially the same as that of the English W. Melampus (already referred to) tells us that it has the power of OY or 01 (01 being pronounced
curately, says that
;
like
in the time of Melampus).
Digammated words found

Inscr. 1583 aFeiSco
in inscriptions.
aha, implied in the
Boeotic auXaFuSoo-, KiBapaFvSoa; KmâFuSocr,

pai|raFv8o(T, TpayaFvSoiT, for avXaoiSos auXa86s,
K. T.
clean inscriptions
tion of F.
form is C, a modificaAccording to Varro and Didyits

1,
X.
(Âhrens. Dialect. 11, 10) m-
Fei
(aevum).
10 oFuto
airrov.
1639
mus
FaC.
{Priscian.
20) the true
name
of F
is
ôKevFai, a Boeotic dative singular. 69 8iFi
The name hiyap,p,a occurs for the iirst time in Trypho ( 11), and is applicable only to F, which has the appearance of VT
united into one form.
Kbv hlyap,p,a
The name
to AioXt-
means that F was found in the poems of Alcaeus and of Sappho, regarded by the grammarians as the Aeolic models, not that it was longest retained by the Asia-
All (divus). 1574 (Ahrens. Dialect. II, 516) FaSav, a proper name derived from &vSdva (FavSdva). 11 FoXetowr =: 'HXeiW. Rang. 317 Favax<T .... the first part of a compound of ava^ (Fdva^). Inscr. 305O
Favîocr
::^
Fazios.
11
Fapyov
epyov,
work.
II,
1569, a, Fapj/mv.
Âre?is. Dialect.
FaoTufietSoi/Tioo'.^
516 FacTKav, Faa-nvioa;
Digitized
by Microsoft
563
Inscr.
152 Faorvoxoo-.
5775.
5774.
1569
V^âSat.
a"X.
'EfiKan, FiKan,
viginti.
5774. 5775
raxror, K\d<rûi.
E-
TdKts iKav6v,
KanStov, FiKantiov, FciKaTiirtSov, eyFrjKriBmvn
TdKKoc, ?X,
^"^^"''
valli.
r.Mpo.,
TavUv,,v, dpeTdirtrav, r,&ov,jv

?.8t,;.a.
(volvo), FeKTOs. 1569 FeXaria, FeXaTjjjor. 5775 Fc|, FfÛKanoi, Fe^Kovra. 1 1 FfTror (toco, vox). 11. 1569. 5774 Feroo- (vetus).
ZT"'
reap,
oiba.
Xm<raa0ai.
eap
ver.
r.|at,
x<'PW<'h
Tolda,
F|ai.
retXoW-
"ovs,
,Tvv,CKr,t'.ivov,.
Rang. 327 FfX'""', formed from e^fâ (Fexo, veho), Kke 'Ayias from aya. Inscr.
bin. 5775 FiSioo-. n, 516) FiKapxm

Fto-oTfXia.
4.
1588 (Ahrens. Dialect. elKapxâ. 1562. 1563
Tmov, emov, Xa., V e 1 1 o Tf^Mi, Ip-dna.

.
Felwov.
r,Xm(r5at, ârkx^^Bax. TeXXai, rtXai,
rcXxi.'os, 6 Zei,
napk
Kp,<r.'.
Tkpyam, ipya\,1a.
IpAnov.
Tlv,
TetrWa,
TiVia,
vSva-is, p^\ri, ifiina.
1563.
1
1565 FoiKia; Boeotic, 1562. 1564 FvKUL 11 FpuTpa, rjpFaoioia:

Dialect.
II,
Tiros, ivuxvros.
aoi.
Topi,
?T.
ViJiM,
?o.
(Âhrens.
10
(cXeFoo-.
avTov,
Iria,
=:
Vwdiiivm,
elbivai.
Tma,
Digammated words found on

Eckel. IV, S88 aiFaa-.
Fazios,
II,
coins,
etc.
vitex. Volvos, olvos. After Fa was banished from

its
all
196 euFapa.
the Greek
existed in
of Axos.
FeXxayoy,
an
Vulcanus.
epithet
Ahrens. Dialect. II, of Zeus compare Digammated words found

;
305 554
alphabets,
sound, which
still
some of the less cultivated dialects, was represented by B, this being the only consonant
in ancient authors.
Alcman. 75 (77) SdFws.
82 (60) Fdva$. 96 (76) Fa Alcaeus 11 (71) Fi6fv edev.
common alphabet that could be employed as a substitute for F. The very

in the
a, id,
sua.
name FaO was changed

apud Emt. 1654,
Kpijres.
Koveiv,
pd^rjs.
150 (119)
SappJi.
I,
20.
Hes. 'AîXwv,
Bayos,
KKda-p-a
into /3a0
Heraclid.
,'Xioi/.
Fprjîs
(frango, wreck, break).
52.
117 (89) Fov 53 Favrip,
'A^rjSova, drjSova.
'Aicpo^daBai,, \ma-
ov, iov,
suum.
FoIkos
Dion. H.
ijroTTdx6at.
aprov,
FfKeva,
(vie us).
22.
6,
Bayos .... âaiKevs ....

BeiKon, fiKocn.
Bexmr, paKp66ev.
eacrov.
Aaxtoj/es.
Tryph. 11 Fdva^, FcXe'va.
367
Fc
Apollon. D. Pron.
1,
BaooiMU, dyairm.
Be/cdf,
Aaxaves.
Aa'êKos,
?.
Priscian.
69
1,
pn.Kpdv.
AqfiCXpoFav,
AaoFKoFav, aFov,
ovum.
Sakos.
"Fâaov,
^vpaKova-wt.
'Ek-
20 FeXeVa.
Savrj, fKaidrj,
from
Saira
(SaFm).
"fljSea,
to
The Byzantine
copyists being, as a body,
ma.
Xos.
'Apyeiot.
Inscr. 2572. 2577 Bavaîfiov-
entirely ignorant of the existence of FaO, almost invariably mistook the character F
2576
Boixo/Sios.
1372
Eupv/Saraatj-a.
Pans.
/3aO
^'iTvs
Thus, for Feêi', quoted by ApoUonius, they wrote Tedev, although he expressly states that the Aeolians prefixed
for r, E, or T.
5,
3,
BaSv.
Mar.
of F.
Victorin.
Terertt.
Fav, the
'Ltvs-
name
M.
2468 658
=.
Eust. 1654, 21 âj3os, (Sa^c-
Xior,
Pamphylian.
the
Digamma
to the personal
and possessive
In modern pronouns of the third person. times, also, it has been mistaken for r, E, or T. In the glossary of Hesychius many digammated words are written with a r;
The Digamma was often changed into its kindred vowel Y, but chiefly when it was preceded by A or E. Homer. eSabe (e'Fafie).
Hesiod. Kovdâis {KarFaâis), Kardâis.
Inscr.
1569
KTos)
/SouSj', ôveaa-i,
bos bovis. Schol. Dion.
a fact to be explained as follows On the supposition that the compiler of this work was acquainted with the nature of the Digamma, he must have written these words with a F. But as this letter had no place in
:
Thr. 694 aviSerov (FiSeiv), avprjuros (aFprj-
=^
apprjKTOS
Xm/cev,
evpayr).
changed into
OiTvXos, oltrva
a few instances, F is as*Oa|or (Fo|os) ="Aôs, Also, into the rough (Irea).
;
In
Cramer.
Ill,
237 evd-
tiie
Greek alphabet when he
lived,
arrange them as if spelled with a ydjijui, the form and the name hiyajxpa naturally suggesting yafipa rather
obliged to
he was they were
breathing; as dvddva,
Compare
SKis.
Priscian.
icXi/ty
1, 22.
than any other scribers mistook

^deTOi.
letter.
Finally, his tranr.
for
Hes.
Va&erai,
olaris, Xaios laevus, XevposXeios laevis levis, Xova lavo, vavs navis, veos novus new, vevpov nervus, ois ovis (Priscian. 6, 69), &y8oos octavus, aim salvus salveo save
iwia
safe,
o-Kotos
novem,
TaSovTat,
ev^paivovrai.
TaSeadat,
scaevus,
uXi/
silva.]
Z,
2. In ^ra, represented in Latin by Z. the later numerical system, it stands for seven, or e/38o/ior, seventh ; with a iirrd,
70
stroke before,
,Z,
for
iwranurxtKoi,
seven
thousand.
[The prototype of Z
is
the Phoenician
Digitized
by Microsoft
z
sain.
It is
554
âco
inscriptions.
et no. 52.
found in some of tte most ancient Franz, p. 22, Inscr. 30. 165.
Its
name
fijra
occurs several
because the Greek laws of euphony forbid these combinations as aSa aa-ofuu, not afoIf the unsupported testimony of the Ijuii.
times
in
Plato's
Cratylus.
Dionysius
of
Byzantine grammarians
is
to
be received,
Halicarnassus (Compos. 14) and his successors tell us that Z is composed of 2 and A which seems to imply that it is a mere
;
the Aeolians wrote crSvyos for (vyos, analogous to (T/Cl'ÔS, (TTTcXXtOV, for ÎtpOS, l^tXXlOK. Cramer. IV, 326. Schol. Dion. Thr. 815.]
â/3a, as,
rj,
abbreviation for 2A, and that it makes no difference whether Z or the combination 2A
85, 4.
Mauric.
L. lorica, cuirass. Justinian. Novell. Chron. 625, 13. Mat. 1, 2.

Leo. Tact.
6, 2. 25.
but this is improbable, for the Plato (Cratyl. 426. 427) calls Z an aspirate letter, and classes it with Dionysius himself, in his descrip*, 2, *. tion of the sound of Z, contradicts the He says notion that it is nothing but 2A. that it pleases the ear more than the other
is
employed
322, 19.
peiov
Suid. Za/3a-
following reasons.
....
ov, to,
Cajiapelov,
(fa/3a)
cuirass -repository.
Suid.
aâTos,
r],
ov,
{âîi)
L. loricatus, cuirassier.
14.
Mauric.
zabulus,
i,
10, 1.
o,
double consonants; tively begin with
that
S and *
respec-
Mos.
K and
is
n, and end in
Assumpt. 10 (Hingelfeld). Cassian. I, 518 A (the Greek form would be fajSoXoj.)

Sta/3oXos, the devil.
Chron. 719,
a
is
Jiissing
sound, but Z
gently aspirated,
and
fa-yxXtos, a, ov, (âyKKri)

2, 3.
^=
a
(tkoXws.
Strab.
6,
He does not the noblest of the three. assert that it begins with 2 and ends in A.
Quintihan (12, 10, 27) and other Latin authors say that its sound could not be exAccording to pressed in Latin letters. Maximus Victorinus ( 18), the Romans would have employed SD for Z, if they had not adopted the Greek Z. Asper Junior 2. Scaurusiihl. Velius Longus (2217) does not regard it as a double consonant. He states further that it can even be doubled, which remark is confirmed by such forms as Zaffois, effj/o-E (fam), n-cffof, which could not have been pronounced 'S.haabcriovs, ea-B<T8rj(T, neaScrSos. See also (e^rjKa, fffoalso ^êvwfXL, (pttjfievos, under ^dw, ôipoco
;
Za^foOf,
(at, zain,
ov,
6,
Zazzus,
barbarous name.
Inscr. 2130, 38.
aKa,
the Hebrew I. Eus. IH, 788 C. apparently the Russian (okovt, corner, Theoph. 380 "Eipvyev dnb (aubs eis fanook.
Tj,
Kav
(j>6^(0
j;s,
Tov
rj,
j3ao-iKea)s.
ZcLKavda,
17, l._
Saguntus.
ov,
Polyb.
3,
6, 1.
3,
ZaKavdatos,
a,
Saguntinus,
of Saguntus.
1,
Polyb.
(aKopevo),
3, 8, 1,
et alibi.
z^z
eucra,
Diod. H, 512, 24. (oKopos elp.t. Inscr.
p. 913, et alibi.
ZaKvv6u>s, a, ov,
fa/cxa,
Tj,
ZaKovBaios.
Nicol. D. 106.
1TJJ, treasury of the

28, 11.
Temple.
Sept.-
Par.
1,
^fxapaybos,
^fiCKlov,
^fiiipva.
Pseudo-Deme-
(aKavov, ov, to, Slavic d
(aKov :=
e6os, vofios,
49) applies the terms Bva-cfjapio, dvacliavos, dvtrfjKoos to 2A. The Athenians used the character Z long before the introduction of S and $. And there is no evidence that they ever wrote 2A for Z. On the contrary, the forms tovct8e,
trius Phalereus (27.
law, custom.
Porph.
Adm.
73, 20
170, 15.
Suid. Aarov ....

foX/iof,
oC, d, Thracian, Porphyr. V. Pyth. 26.
e's,
^
Stormy.
oopd,
oepfia.
faXoSi7f,
(foXij,
EIAO)
Ant. Mon.
Cedr.
1848 C.
(dp,â^, oKos, TO, a species of pearl.
I,
rda-de,
TocrocrSe,
TotocrSf,
T-^XiKoo-Se,
"Ai-
SosSe, "ApyoiBe, "Epe/SotSe, eijjSarSe, <j)6a>sSe
623, 20.
farpt/cifo),
I'o-o),
show that they did not regard 2A

equivalent to Z.
paê,
as strictly
(foT-piKioi') to play chess.
Achmet.
As
it
to -fe in the adverbs
241.
(aTpiKiov, ov, TO,
'Adrivaê, ijâfe, 'OXv/imaê, Opiate, 6vpa^,
and
;fa/iaê,
must be regarded as
;
chess-board.
6, 18.
Persian shatranj, chess, Achmet. 241. Schol. Theocr.

68, 10.
another form of -8e or -ere for Spia^c cannot come from rj Qpia; the primitives of epa^c and x'^f'^C^ ^^^ "o* in use and 'OXvp,Ttia has no plural. These conflicting state;
Ducas
idxap, TO,
fdo), to live.
Theoph. 494, 15. aoKxap. Aristeas 23 To t&v avdpawav ^v,

Plut. H, 1060
human
(fiia-iv,
life.
To
^v
ments mar)' be reconciled by supposing that the sound now given to the English Z was preceded by a sort of lisp, which may explain the fact that Z has the power of two consonants, and admits of being interchanged with the kindred sounds 2A, AA, 22. The Italian and German sounds Z cannot be said to belong to the Greek Z,
living
according
to
nature.
rara
Sept.
Num.
14, 21
Z&
iya> xai ffiv to ovo/id fum, ds
truly as
live.
Reg.
"^ ihe
2,
1, 25,
26 Zg Kvpios kcu
S
Tos
"7
'^XV
Tfjs
"""f J
Lord
12
liveth,
and
kcli
as thy
soul liveth.
Judith
âo-iKeiat jwv,
Z5 as I
ey)
live,
to Kpdlife.
by my
'
11, 7
life
Zj yap ôo-iXeij Naj3ouxo8oi;dirop, by the of king Nebuchadnezzar. long Zi7t<b
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Reg.
10, 24.
!
Zfjra 6 âa-iXevs
(cf. 2,
vive le roi
Dan.
4, 11, 5,
!
12
Dion. H.
over.
I,
302,
II,
I,
8.
Strab. 10,
2, 8,
bridged
4) Eif Tov alojva ^6i Dion C. 72, 18, 2 fô-eias

.'
S.
! live
forever.
10
to
Plut.
828 C, &xhl^ra.
13.
Herod.
22,
2.
apud Onb.
520,
Ael.
Tact.
To cause
Apollod. Arch. 47.

ifv^Lfwiêla, as,
riage, the
fi, (poixela) adulterous marmarriage of Constantine VI. Stud
live, to
quicken, vivify, revive.
Sept. Ps. 118,
40. 50. 93. 149. 154. 142, 11
fV. ^Cw^
Ezech. 13, 22.

cfijtre.
[/nscr. 6337. 6462 effTjire Herodn. Gr. in Cramer, m, 256, 6
1017 D. Zfi^mvos,
216 A.
Zeis, At6s,
Ai'a
ov, 6,
î^rjKa, all
(îvwfu
fe'a,
(Tîwvfu. Inscr. 4709 Kara^^nrSfls. Paul. Thess. 1, 5, 19.

as,
=
H.
bad forms.]
Constantinople.
Zeuxippus, a public place at Greg. Naz.l\,225 K Socr

3,
fi,zea.,
I,
6,
Lyd. 265, 13. Zeus. Polyb.
25, 6
(oîwew)
Theophil.
54, 4,
1,
ffict.
5epi. Esai. 28, 25.
Xi'ôi/,
Jovem lapidem.
Dion C.
Jupiter
tonans.
Dion.
283,
13.
Ill,
1339,
9.
Galen.
3, 8, p.
1133 B, Tpay^So's.
VI, 319 F.
(eritrdp, fe/ia,
Charis. 550, 28.
6 ^povTav,
'O
toC Aios
see KavXaKai).
(ffffl)
7,
aa-Trjp, ^=z (fiaedmv, the planet
Jupiter.
Cleomed.
oTOj, TO,
zema,
decoction, broth.
13, 16.
Achill. Tat. Isagog. 956 A, called
Diosc. Delet.
ayjfivBiov.
Geopon.
8, 37, 3,
also 'Oa-ipibos doTTjp.
Aiis
F
rjpApa,
fpf^lvdav.
ff'fia,
Leo Med. 175, pcou. the Hebrew not in Greek letters, :=

Sept. Judie. 20, 6.
irep.im),
F. jeudi {dies Jovis),

n-o-
Thursday.
ot'
Dion
plural.]
C.
37, 18.
fc'ôs,
cos,
[Plut. II, 425

TO,
Ai'es,
vr)pov tpyov.
=z
6,
fd(ôs,
Sijo-js.
Achill. Tat.
fffuinoj', ov, TO, little fe/ua.
fewuoj or feWu/it
=f
Leo Med.
2, 77.
93.
Isagog. 988 A.
Cf(j>vpiTrjs,
e'(B.
Diosc.
Philagr.
ov,
of
^f(t>vpos.
JLyd. 109, 7
apud OnJ.
ffrfvTffls (fe'ra),
I,
369,
6.
pdpTios.
ady. ardently.
(^c'a,
(eomipov, ov, to,
Trvpor)
Clim. 641 B. a kind of grain.
^((fivplris, 1.80S,
Tj,
(fe'ûpos) loestern.
Dion. P.
346. 727,
fe0upo)o-ts, EtDs,
r),
Galen. VI, 320 B.

{epedpov, TO, Arcadian,
Strab. 8, 8, 4.
{epra, ^,
the blowing
of
the west wind.
:=
^cpeBpov, ^dpadpov.
Steph. Diac. 1092 A, t&v avepav.

ft'o),
to boil.
2.
Substantively, t6 êov,
sc.
=^
Kvneipos.
^f'o-19, ftor, Vi
ardor.
Geopon. 2, 6, 23. Dexipp. 16, 20.
vSap, the hot water poured into the chalice

at the celebration of the Eucharist.
bath.
ffO'ToXotxria, as, ^,
(feordr, Xouw)
warm
Galen. VI, 108 A.

feorrff, ^, ov, (ff'<) boiling hot,
hot
opposed to
^jnixpos.
Strab. 12, 8, 17, vSara, hot springs.
PseudoBalsam, ad Concil. VI, 32.' (Compare Just. Apol. 1, 67. Const. Apost. 8, 12. Pseudo-Pe<r. Liturg: p. 160. Pseudo-Germ. 397 B.)
Oirys.
Xn,
795 D.
Apoc.
Orib.
3, 15. 16.
Diosc.
7.
1,
39.
Herod, apud
22.
^tjKfvw
fi/Xdo).
Apoc.
3,
19.
Simplic.
n, 464,
(cpea.
23, âp.p,os.
73,
2.
Stud.
Sez^. 24,
Diog.
6,
Epict. 212.
Nic. CP. 856 C. a sort of heretic, whose

Genes. 85, 13.
Boiled food.
4/);?. I,
205,
ZijXil, iKos, 6, Zelix,
1716 C,
kovkkio,
boiled
followers were called ZrjKiKes.

14.
(f^Xos, paivopai)
7, 7.
beans.
feCTronjf, tjtos, ^,
(feoToy) boiling heat.
Paus.
1 2, 4,
^rjKop.a.v{)s, er,
mad
with jeal-
10, 11
4.
(tvyarfjp, rjpos, 6,
ousy.
^fvKTrjp.
Agath. Epigr.
7,
Jos.
Ant.
f^Xof, ov, d, course,

8.
way
[but recent editors feu/cr^p].

fei/yif""! '<'<">
Longin.
style.
4.
3.
of
life.
Style,
Polyb. 4, 27, manner of
êvyvvpi.
Sept.
Macc.
1, 1,
15
writing or speaking.
Asiatic
"O 'Amavos i^Xor, the

1,
as v.
1.
Aquil.
Num.
25, 3.
Strab. 14,
41.
Plut.
I,
916
ffvyiTTTTijs, ov, 6,
(fcOyoj, iinros) one

TToKeiiuTTrjpiov.
who
fights
D.
f^Xof, ovs, TO,
3, 6.
for a îxiyos
(1, 54).
êxiypu, aros, to,
Diod. 19, 106
d ^\os, jealousy.
Paul. Phil.
Clem. R.
tjo-oj,
zeugma.
695, 29.
to
Rhetor. Vill, 474,

pair, to match gladi-
^TJKcmmia,
1, 9.
Just. Orat. 3.
elpj..
irjKoTvms
Rare
in
I,
12.
686, 11.
Attic Greek.
Polyb. 16, 22,
6.
PhUon
êiympi, L. componere,
ators.
Epict.
1, 29, 37.
141, 12 To t^s (rjXorviTOvpevris pip.oix^va6ai, Plut. II, 782 Jos. Ant. 12, 4, 6. suspected.
elv. App. I, 336, 46 -aBai 1173 C, Tivd nvos, on account Naz. I, 1249 B, t\.
(eiiyos, eos, TO,
pair.
Polyb. 31,
3, 5.
Diod.Jl,
A.
Hermias
of.
597, 10, fiovofidxaiv,

(VuyoTprfôf,
beasts.
ov,
par gladiatorum.
5, p.
Greg.
(Tpecpa) keeping a feSyoy of

I,
(eiya
^
fj,
Pint.
fevywu/it.
(evKTTip, ijpos, 6,
6, IfidvTes
159 C. JVom. Coieler. 412. Jos. Ant. o ^fvyvvs.

1.),
^rjKoTviria,
as,
v,
jealousy.
Classical.
9,
fj
Sept.
Num.
12, 4,
5, 15. 29.
Tov''Ojn)pov.
Dion. H. VI, 756, Plut. I, 48 F.

Orig.
npos
(as v.
the straps
of the yoke.
^riKoTviroahris, is, jealousy-like.
HI, 809
ifVKT6s,
ov, (Xevywp.i) joined, yoked, fastened.
D.
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by Microsoft
^riXoTinrcov
(,rjKoTviTais
556
Strab.
seeker, lover
ôvTravo^
of money.
(Ti^vvq.
6, 23.
(fijXoTUTTOj), adv. jealously.
Simoc. 72,
5, as
14, 1, 20, p. 104, 8.
Jos,
B. J.
1.
1, 22, 3,
ex
Ill,
surname.
CtîvT),
rjs,
fj,
1^
(rjkoTVTros
ei/it.
(rjka>iia,
aros,
to,
1440, 12. 1443,

fi)Xo>o-(y, <Br,
17,
ear.
14 nveOfia ^rjXaxreas. Sap. 1, 10, ois, jealous a. Style f^Xos 2. PA&n 11, 458,
= = =
1
f^Xoy
Dion. H.
Sept.
Esai.
î^vvos,
2, 4.
7, /3i(BV.
ov,
6,
= =
Sept. Judith
1,
15.
Jer.
î^vvr).
Justinian. Novell
^rjkoTxmia.
Num.
5,
85,4.
^lyyLêp,
Tt>,
zinziber, zingiber,
1,
I,
=f
ly-
ylêpis.
Diosc.
13.
2,
188 (189).
or
Theoph.
23.
irjKa>Tov
494, 15.
Cedr.
e<as,
732, 13.
Set ftXoCv.
PoZj/J. 4, 27, 8.
,
(lyyiêpi,
fT/XtoTTjf , ov, 6,
z e
14.
20, 5.
34,
2.
2,
otes
jealous.
Sept.
Ex.
beri
ger.
t6,
zingiberi
Galen.
zimpi-
following.
f),
11,
92 A.
Sept.
Mace.
2, 4, 2,
Jos. Ant. 1 2, 6,
ticularly,
rav j/d/Kai/. tj' narpiav
êato; for the Law. ic. 21, 20.

i6S>v.
Par-
a Jewish /anaft'c ov patriot ; called Jos. B. J. 4, 3, 9. 7, 8, 1. also aiKapios. Hippol Haer. 482, 28. Philon I, CrfKanKoi, rj, ov, zealous : jealous. Hippol. Haer. Ptol. Tetrab. 167. 135, 16. 88, 25. Epiph. II, 41 B. Pallad. Laus. 1244 D,
Ttyof.
(ruiiayrr)!, ov, 6,
(Arabic) zinziberis, ginr 189 (190). Ruf. apud Orib. n, 275, 10. Galen. XIII, 175 E. Diosc. 1, 12 v. 1. iiyip, a species of Katraia.
^Lyytêpis,
eais,
Diosc.
2,
ylîp.
îâvLov, ov, t6,
zizaniu alpa, darnel Matt. 13, 25. 26. (Lolium iemulenturn). Caesarius 913. Apoc. Mas. 8. Geopon. 2, Suid. Z(âv(a;> .... 43, et aUbi.
,
(iâvi6<T7ropos,
ov,
(<77rd/)or)
of
îâviov-seed.
(^tifuda) injurer. Pseudo-CTra/s.

fifavKaSi/s, es, t6,
IX, 763 E.
Zrjvoîa, as,
17,
(î^dviov,
EIAO)
darnel-like.
Zenobia of Palmyra
(ZT/vdSoTOf)
8.
Athan.
I,
Eust. Ant. 676 D,
ijjvTovpyriiiaTa.
Epiph.
I,
777 B.
ZT/i/oSoTctos,
ov,
0/
Zenodotus.

Zijvavfios, ov, ofZr]va>v.
*fjjTe(B,
ijo-o),
Ant. Mon. 1584 A. îâviah&s, adv. like darnel or tares. Epiph. 956 C.
361 A, et
alibi.
î^v(jiov,
I,
PTiilon II, 470, 28.

to
9,
ov,
I,
tA, jujube.
2.
Galen. VI, 357

3, 4.
io
seek,
endeavor,
to
desire.
Orib.
ftKiov,
211,
Geopon. 10,
Dion. H. IV, 2095,

if'effde
oTtms irap avTav Xij-
01;,
tA, casket for jewels.
Joann. Mosch.
3.
SUas.
avr)Tf.
Paul. Cor. 1, 14, 12, tva nepurBasil. I, 752 C, tva evpjis. ' Doroth.
3093 B.
ft/cKtis, 6,
TovKKas.
Lyd. 139,
Mai. 416,
lachet.
TheopTi. 197, 1669 C, iva avToi vTrrjpeTrjcrr]. 13. 2. To ash, require, demand, request. Diod. 14, 8, avTQv are KaTaTroXefiTJtrat. Soz. 1324 C, Tov vTrapxov firj aTreXavveiv. Sept. Tobit 1,.19 ZriToviiai aTTodavelv, I am sought Impersonal, ^riTelrai, for to be put to death. it is required. Paul. Cor. 1 4, 2 ZrjTeiTac ev
12 ^TlKKaS.
î,vl\iov, t6,
^= t6
\tt>plov
TOV vwoStj/iaTos,
Suid.
(tov,
the Hebrew IJ or vt, Zif, the second month of the year. Sept. Keg. 3, 6, 4.
(pjipaySos
fTjiapayhos, 6,
emerald.
Inscr.
94.
Tols OLKovofioLs iva TTiaTos TLs svpedfj. ash, inquire.
Strab. 2, 1, 36, p. 134 Ilwr ovv

^r]T(o.
KaT ^'EpaToa-devrj SeiKwrai ....

personal,
^TjTeiTai, it is
is.
3* To Im(rjTficreTat
6740, as a proper name.

(fuXiov
(p.vpva
Lucian.
as v.
I,
^=
(TiuKlov.
a-fiipva.
9.
Sext. 638, 20.
Matt.
2, 1 1
1.
Litcian.
Jud. Vocal.
Philet. 415.
Zp,vpva,
7]s, T),
Sext. 638, 20.
Herodn. Or.
asked,
it is
a question,
the question
Sext.
292, 11 ZrjrqdrjasTat
iraKtv TrSff (aTroSeiKwcrt) ort kul tovto aXrjSes.
Zp.vpvalos, a, ov,
^jiAtXioi/
= =
Cramer. HI,
Siivpva.
p. 250.
Inscr. 3032.
Inscr. 3371.
S/uvpvaTos.
371,
6,
el
(TTi
^=
(riTridrjCTfTai.
4.
18.
KpiTrjpiov.
604, 31
1^
o'p.iKlov.
Sext. 638, 20.

cripple.
Participle, to ^rjTovpe-
(op-nos, ov, 6,
(gibbus?) hunchback,
surname.
tTopLtôs ?
vov, the question, in logic.

2, 7.
Aristot
Topic.
2,
Scyl. 690, 11, as a
Strab.
2, 1,
fd^0os,
ov,
^=
Steph. Diac. 1140 A,
21.
Galen. VI,
10 A.
Lucian.
11,
685
pd^Sor.
Copi, pKos,
I,
fj,
Swapirdfeo/ to
Sext. 63, 32.
fijrou^fi/ow, to
beg the question.

149, 12.
Epict.
2,
SopKov.
Strab. 12, 3, 13.
Pint.
64, 21.
69, 32.
^rjTrjfiAnov, ov, To,
dimin. of
(rjTtipa.
34 E Aiyor ^ Zopicor 'EXor, Caprae Palus, near Rome.
16, 20.
(rjTrja-is,
ems,
t),
L. annona.
given
to
Justinian. Cod.
1,
11, 10, e'.

(tjrrjnKos,
)),
CovXamov, to, (Arabic) juleb. Achmet. 196. Planud. 318, 25. 321, 9. foCn-a, ay, ^, (Arabic) j u b b a h , an outer gar-
6v,
inquiry, of the Pyr4, 4,
rhouic philosophy.
frKeTTTLKr).
Sext.
aymyrj
ment.
Achmet. 228, âahios.

17,
(omravla, as,
(fotJjrai/or) chieftainship.
Porph.
Diog.
ou,
6,
9, 69, (jiiK6(rocj>ot.
Adm.
coin-
145,
6.
146.
^rfTovovfuos,
-^
vov\j,p,La
(r)Ta>v,
(oinravos, ov, 6,
(Slavic)
zupanus, supa
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by Microsoft
ôv<j>a<;
557
lord.
^v/j,6m
nus, orjupanus, feudatory
Porph.
Adm.
128, 22.
Cinn. 103, 11.
(ov<pas, a, 6,
the Shemitic Pseudo-GaZen. X, 662 C.

as,
fj,
3HX
^vyoKpov^TTis, ov, 6, (xpovo.) .4)-<em. 372. Const. Apost.
t;,yo,rXdo-j.
4, 6.
va-a-anos.
fvyo/MX'o. as,
tion,
ij,
(fuyo/wi;(e'a.)
bickering, dissen-
quarrelling.
I,
(o^ritp'opia,
{^6(j>os,
(jyepa)
darkness.
N-az.
1145 A.
Greg. Naz. in, 25 A.

^6(j)09, TO,
ô(j)6(i),
z^
6 fd0os.
Euchait. 1198 B. Apoc. Paul. 62.

to
Eus. H, 892 A. Greg Gelas. 1244 B, ^ ^p6s aX-
AjjXour.
ffydi-, oC, TO,
cKTco,
{(ocpos^
darken.
Pseudo-
L. acies, a line of soldiers.

2.
Ael
Tact. 13,
Lucian. Ill, 590.

vos
=:::
Theoph. 746, 5 fefo(^m;uf-
ivyoirXaaTTis, ov, 6,
=^
6 TrXaoroIr ^vyols Tr,v

bal-
fôtjjafievos.
npainv
dark-like.
2, 9, p.
Ttoiovfievos,
fo0ai8ijs, S, (fdiôy,
EIAQ)
one who uses a false

Polyb.
4, 82,
Cleomed.
P/ij-
ance.
fvyor> ov,
Suid. BatTiXtKij ....

d,
14, 1, opaque.
Strab. 1,
31, 8.
L.
ugum.
lon Byhl.
p. 556.
apud Bus.
Ill, 76
A.
Diosc. 4, 65,
V176 Toi/ fuydv, mje?-e

1,
sub jugum.
Jos. B. J. 2, 8, 11.
PZm^
:
2"'Ayw Dion. H.
II,
892
469,
I,
6.
A.
ôôMTis, eas,
Jos.
fj,
App.
(fo^do)) a darkening
50, 85.
IV, 2040, 16 Zvyhv imaTivr^s. Dion C. Frag. 36, 9. 10.

18, 12, 5, et ahbi.
darkness.
Hymnog. 993 A.
3. Capitation-tax =t
Leo Med.
fix-
2.
Row
of soldiers. Polyb.
^vyoK<jia\ov.
ôxôv, ov, TO,
^=
Theod.
(Toyxos, sow-thistle.
IV, 1217 D. 1220 A.

tvyooTaBjxos,
ov,
263.
(rayylov,
Kas.
Pseudo-Afoi-c^ra. 156, p. 237 ôxiv.

^tikkus,
(a-Tad/ws) balance.
Plut. II,
incorrect
for
râyyiov,
928 B.
fuyooraoîa,
us,
^,
(fuyoo-Tan/f)
weigh.
a weighing.
I,
(vyd&rjv
(fuydy),
adv.
in pairs.
Pkilon
I,
Stud. 808 C.
237, 4.
(vyooTaTea,
6,
tjcra,
to
Lucian.
{vydpxis, ov, of cavalry.

{vyapxia, as,
(apxa) commander of a fuydf

Ael. Tact. 19,
8.
Basil.
I,
477 C.
1,
Sophrns. 3396 B.
Polyb.
Eudoc.
508.
6, 10, 7.
Xf/iiof,
rj,
two war-chariots in battle array.

Isid.
20, 5 'EfuyooTaTEiTO avrols 6 iro-
lo'oppoTrei.
Ael. Tact. 22, 2.

fuyas, abos,
fj,
^vyoaTarrjfm, aros, to,
pair, couple.
185
^vyoaTaoia.
(by a
M.
ter
199.
d, (J<Tn)fi.i)
later hand).
fi/yoo-rdTi/f, ou,
zygostates, masSext. 197, 22.

Basilic. 38, 1,
^vyeia (fwydy), to
stand in the same line ; thus, in a number of X6xot drawn up in file, the
of
weights.
Artem. 217.
Justinian. Edict. 11 (titul.).

15.
Xoxayol ^vyov<nv aWrfKois,

3,
and
7,
so on.
2.
Polyh.
Et.
113,
8.
Ael. Tact.
6, 2.
26, 1.
ft;yo0Xd(7Kiov, ou, to,
Porph. Cer. 461, 3. o pair of (jiKdarKai. Porph.
M.
ivyx),
744, 15
Tjs,
77,
Byz. 773 A. 2. Pai?-. Pseudo-/s^ 1293 C. Epiph. Ill, 241 G Zvyr) fuyij, in pairs. Apophth. 121 B 'e| (vyas a-ivSovlav. Porph. Adm. 232, 19 SxoKapiKia (vyr/v fxiav, a pair of ear-rings. 233 ^rjv ^vyijv ra arxoXaplKia, the pair of earfeuiij.
iVicef.
To ^vyeiv raXavrav
Xeyovo'i.
Cer. 463, 16.

^vyo<popeop.ai (^vyoipopos'), to be carried by a yoke
of oxen. A.
fuyo0dj3or, ov,
Philon Bybl. apud Eus.

(cj)pa>)
Ill,
80
bearing the yoke, yoked.
Plut.
II,
524 A.
to join.
YsenA-Athan. IV, 905

Sept.
C.
fuydo),
ixTot,
I,
rings, ^yyiavos,
fj,
Ezech. 41,
to
26.
6v,
{Libra).
fvyucds,
r],
horn under the influence of Cvyos Basil. I, 129 C. Caesarius 988.
Lucian.
near,
290.
^- 2.
To approach,
with.
aiiTov, to
draw
Cer.
come in contact
5, fifTo.
Porph.
ov,
of the balance.
Nicom. Harm.
the yoke.
5.
339,
Tov ivavriov
Theol. Arith. 29.

^vyifuis, ov,
of the yoke, fit for
Polyb.
Cuyadrjs, es,
:=
fuyottSijs.
(fuyo'o))
7,
Philon
I,
22, 38.
34, 8, 9, |3o0s.
^vyiov, ov, TO,
Cvyos, balance.
cm6e<Teais,
Aquil. Prov.
vyol
(vya/m, aros, to, Polyb. door.
cross-bar, bolt of a
16,
II,
5.-2. Zygoma,
375 D, et
alibi.
in
11,
^vyia
:^
Sîoi.
221.
anatomy.
Cvdos, ov,
6,
Macar. 504 A. C.
ivyios, a, ov,
Galen.
following.
Sept. Esai. 19, 10.
belonging
I,
to ^vyos.
Muson.
S(raJ. 17,
113 B, 'Hpa, Juno pronuba, presiding over marriage. (vyoeiSfjs, is, yoke-like. Galen. II, 375 C, dora, ossajugalia, the zygomatic bones.
Clem.
A.
176 C.
Also,
1, 14.
Diosc. 2,109.
Cvtos-
Galen.
XIR,
Inscr. 51 28.
Theophr. C. P. *Cv6os, fos, t6, a kind of beer. Strab. 3, Diod. 1, 34, p. 41, 84. 6, 11, 2.
3, 7.
-17, 2, 3.
Plut. U, 499 E.
^ên.
4,
^vyoKecfia'Kov,
ov,
to,
(K(j)dKri)
capitation-tax.
2.
36, wvpivov.
Hes. haven.
Diosc. 2,
Inscr. 2712, 5. 9.
ivp-iâ, iaa, iivjxri) to be like
Novell. 17, 8.
fuyoKXewT-eo),
^<r<,
((cXeVrffl)
quid
Js<.
98, p. 226, TTjV oa-fir/v. fu/id(B, ma-a, to leaven.

12, 34. 39.
Classical.
Sept.
Ex.
Imper.
5.
Hos.
7, 4.
Matt. 13, 33.
Pat
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by Microsoft
fWjlitBTO?
558
Theoph. 611,
Sept.
^(OVVVfil
Cor.
8.
1, 5, 6.
8.
C
Ex.
To knead.
Gen.
3,
20.
4.
6, 5, 9.
.Zôe,
the female
Iren.
[^Macar. 664
rj,
ê^vfia>)ivos-^
counterpart of the Valentinian Xoyos.
^vfiaros,
6v,
(fu/io'<)
leavened,
bread.
Ion
5ejo.
12, 19. 20,
fermented Phiet alibi.

3.
448 A.
C<fri86v
(fmoi-), adv.
after the
manner of beasts,
Andr. C. 960
life.
n, 678.
Aquil. Deut. 16,
like beasts.
Polyb,
fiJrof, o,
see fvôs.
CiaapKTis, S,
Cwripos, a, ov,
(fco^) life-giving.
irpoi
Cv"
apKav, supporting
Phot. Lex.
life.
B.
^torjppvTos, ov, (peo))
Cyrill.
A.
r),
II,
236 A.
flowing with
Sophrns.
C<oapxi<6s,
havPseudo-Dion. 681 C. ing power over life. Nic. Cosm. Ind. 52 A. Sophrns. 3217 B.
6v,
{Car], apx<a) life-ruling,
3981 C. 85 A.
âijToKos, ov,
^n(Zr. C. 960 B.
iVicei.
PopAZ.
(tUtcd)
bringing forth
life,
life-
II,
1052 B.
Theoph. 642, 10, rpids.

^vos i\e<pavTos apx")) 4e?. Tact. 23, 1.
5exi. 659, 1.
^dapxos, on,
o, (fffloi',
producing.
Method. 212 C.
Anast. Sin.
1072 A.
f(B)j0dpior, ov,
apxav
ûiyoveoi
in battle.
following.
Synes.
Hymn.
3,
ôjoyoveoj.
601, p. 1602.
(arjcpopos,
ov,
la>ypa(j>e'tov, ov, to,
(^coypafpos) painter's studio.
((pepa)
life-bringing.
Themist.
Plut.
n, 471 F.
rj,
278, 19.
Ca>ypa(j>r]T6t,
6v, (fto'ypa^ta))
painted.
Pseudto
477 A.
(wdaTTTOs,
Athan. II, 1257 C. Eus. Alex. 428 B.

ov,
Pseudo-Dion.
buried
II,
Athan. IV, 909 B.

^laypaîKws
the rules
{Carypa<j)iK6s),
(twos,
7.
BdjTTio^
alive.
6.
adv.
according
Theoph. Cont. 643,

âimKiiri,
rjs,
r],
Cedr.
aXjtuj)
117,
of
the art
of painting.
Sept.
Sext. 595,
(^cofios,
sauce.
Schol.
22. ftoypcia
âypla.
Num.
Polyb.
21,
35 "Ems
7,
Ach. 671. (apidpiov, ov, TO, a little

Arist.
Tov
pfj
KaTaXuireiv cwtov ^wypeiav, until there

left
âpupvaTpoi,
ov,
rj,
(a>ii6s.
Nil. 616 A.
Schol. Arist.
Cafirjpvo'K.
was none
alibi.
him
alive.
1,
11, et
Ach. 245.
((afumoUo),
rjacD, (f<B/io7ro(6s)
^mp^to,
to
make
(ayypeiov, ov, to,
L. vivarium.
Strai. 12,
3,
30.
into broth or soup.

S. 38, 31.
Xenocr. 54.
Phryn. P.
Diosc.
Onos.
11,
3.
Xenocr.
alive.
34.
Plut.
11,
89
12,
A.
^myptas, ov,
35.
d,
Ca>p,oiTows, a, ov, (ffoteto)
making
I,
broth.
caught
II,
Sept.
Mace.
I,
2,
4, 83.
(ailios, ov, 6,
Diod.
510, 54.
Basil.
broth.
Plut.
46 E, 6
Psell.
p.eXat, the
âypov, ov, to, ^zz âyypeiov.

îfdiaKos,
rj,
205 B.
black broth of the Spartans.

âvaios, a, ov, having a âvrj.
ov,
belonging
to
^^Sia.
'O ^mSutKos
the zodiac.
kvkKos,
cireulus zodiacus,
âvdpiov, ov, TO,

C.
ftowj,
1152 A.
{âirq.
Leant. Cypr. 1708
Hipparch. 1012 A. Oemin. 749 A. 781 C. Diod. 2, 31, p. 145, 34. Cleomed. 14, 10. 12. Strah. 1, 1, 21, p. 20, 1, et alibi. Philon I, 573, 43. 673, 36. 27, 34. Cornut. 207. Plut. n, 888 C.
fmSioKSs,

Tfs,
adv.
An
the
zodiac.
Ptol. Tetrab.
'l98.
f^SfoyXvcôs, ov,
(yXu^m) carving ardmals. Plut.

(ypd<f>a>)
n, 712 E.
fo)8ioypa0os,
ov,
painting
animals.
belt, girdle. Iambi. V. P. monk^s girdle. Sosii. in,'981 A. Euagr. Scit. 1221 A. 'H âvrj rfjs Bcotokov, the girdle of the Deipara, a mythical girdle. Germ. 376 A. B, at Blachemae. HoroV Aug. 31. Codin. 113, 5. 2. Cingulus or cingulum, the military belt. Did. A. 589 Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 38 D. Socr. 413 Basil. Set. 557 A. Justinian. Novell. 134, 1
268.
fj,
zona,
'
A A
Eust. Ant. 669 D.

i^Siov, ov, rd,
little
âov.
Classical.
2.
T^s
âvTjs 6^0) ycvfj(TeTm, he shall be divested
Z o-
dium,
a sign of the zodiac. Classical. Hipparch. 1005 A. 1024 D. Pohjb. 9, 15, Gemin. 748 7. 'O tS>v (aSiav kvk\os, the zodiac. Cleomed. 40, 15. Strab. 2, 5, 42. Philon I, 673, 37. H, 226, 10. Cornut.
^Toi
Eustrat. 2364 A Tijs fmwjs, office. 3. A sort of T&v dûapaTiav pmi. belt, to which the tow-rope was attached. Apophth. Poemen. 145. 4. Zone, in geography namely eiSKparos, temperate, StaKnav-
of
his
p.ivrj,
torrid, Kareilniyfietn), frigid.
Gemin. 78*
Strab.
2, 3, 1.
207.

Iren. 637 B.
6.
Plut.
U,
A. 833 B. C.
1, 2,
Cleomed.
2, 1,
I,
9, 22. 27. 28.
1028 D.
29.
Sext. 729, 21.
731,
24.
1, 4, 6.
13.
2, 2, 2.
4, 5, 5.
fmStoi/, TO,
Philon
493, 44.
Plut.
H, 888
C.
f^SoK for
fail?,
image of an animat
Leo
896 B.
iavwv, ov,
t6, little âvfj.
Gram. 231,
^s,
fj,
11.
254, 13.
Sept. Judic. 17, 10
Plut. II, 154 B.
life.
Ta npos
âvwpj., to gird anything
upon any
to
one.
Sept.
fmijv orov, thy food.
Philon
ij
Clem. ^. n, 628 B,
01OS.
&va.
13.
Sep*.
Gen.
8,
8. Lifetime = 3. Eve = ESa.

Digitized
I,
560, 34, itSios-
Lev.
TTjv
8, 7,
avTov
rfjv âvrjv,
gird him with
the girdle.
Reg. 1, 1 7, 39 'E^mo-e tov Aaw^ popipaiav airov indva> tov jluu'Svou alroi.
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559
^(OTTVpO^
Mace. 1, 6, 37. Porph. Cer. 233, 7, rivd ti. Mid. ^rnvmiuu, to gird on one's self. Sept. Reg. 1, 25, 3. 13, i^j- po/iJudic. 18, 11. Porph. Cer. 605, 11, t6 airaOiov. <j)(uav. 2. To mes witt an office, to appoint. Mai.
480
fffij-o)
fmoTrXdo-Tijs, ou, 6, (irXdo-o-m)
maker of animals.
Method.
Sept.
Philon
C.
I,
79,
25,
et
alibi.
285
4,
2,
fmOTToifo), ô-cB, (0 vivify, quicken.

5,
7.
Reg.
Diod.
Nehem.
9,
6.
Ps. 70, 20.
Zcoo-fleir
OTpanjXaTijr.
52, p. 164, 41.

S.
Joann.
5, 21, et alibi.
Barn.
2, 9,
;= C^wviu, Cawva.
ApopTlih. 276 D.
ilfeZ.
Diognet. 1173 C.
cms, ^,
fffloyXuôs, ox, (yKi<t)a)) carving fma.
11.
fa)07roi7)o-ts,
'l2.
fmoyoi/e'fl), to
9.
Iren. 481 A. a reviving. Sept. Esdr. Orig. IV, 437 B. Bus. VI, 109 C.
preserve alive.
19.
2, 19.
Sept.
Ex.
1,
1, 17, 9.
to
11.
ftoo!7oiijTiKds, ^, dv,
II,
generative
vivifying.
Plut.
Sptrera.
Judic. 8,
Luc. Act.
Reg. Paul. Tim.
27,
To bring
fj,ai.
to life again, vivify,
1, 6, 13.
2,
906 A.
s. VI, 600 A.
ij,
fmoTTOtia, as,
vivification.
Leont.
I,
1725 C.
Orig.
dvaîao-Ko-
ftooTTotds, d, dv,
(fm^, noUto) life-giving, vivifying.
Sept.
Reg.
^,
1, 2, 6.
f<aoyovJ)o-,
'
e<as,
Theol. Arith. 46.

II,
596 B. of animals. Theophil 1072 C. EpipA.

flippoZ.
the
Clementin. 56 B.
II,
Ctem. ^.
I,
228 B.
creating
1468 C. Method. 361 B, 1/0)1/. Es. n, 853 A. 993 C.

jjTos,
tSi/ vevcKpaiii-
VI, 837 D.
Theol.
881 A.
ij,
ftBOTTupeft),
âoTTVpos, see fwTTvpeo)) f(i)7rupos.

^,
f<aoyoi/7)Ti(cds,
oV,
aftZe
fo
create
animals.
ftadnjs,
(fcods)
animMness.
Nicom. 49.
fffloyowKo's,
ri,
6v,
(faoydvos)
Arith.
5. 25.
Plut. II, 1001 B.
Apollon. D.
preceding.
Pron. 266 A.
ffflordKOS, ou,
'Phtton n, 148, 11. fmoyowKSs, adv. iy creating animals.
f<oiji/
tiktcbv.
Sophrns. 3305 D,
Prod
'
di/doraais.
fcoorpo^f'o), ^0-0),
{^(oorpocjios)
3o',
'Parm. 624 (27).

(aoyovos, ov,
'
to
keep animals. Clem.
Aret. 56.
lyiyvofuu) generative: vivifying. Hippol. Haer. 198, 45, oiiria.

(fooSoTijr) (0 îwe
life.
PAiZon n, 233,
01/,
et alibi.
fiaoTpdôs,
(rpEô)) keeping animals.
fffloSoTcfi), ri<T(o,
Did. A.
'a.
'
I,
292 C.
as,
fj,
449 B.
fffloSonjp, ijpoy,
(5,
^coo(j)dopia,
(âo(p66pos)
Krrjvo/SaTia.
following.
Philon Carp.
GVe^. Nyss. U, 228 C.

ov,
132
T^v CôSornpa.
ou,
6,
Mai.
74, 14.
fa>o(/)9dpos,
((fêipai)
guilty
of KTqvoâna.
bringing of life.
faoSoTTjs,
(fcB^,
8iSa)nO
ffiw o/ ^p'l?;-
'Basil.
TV,
en
C.
iê'p<o) *ê
Themist. 243, 5.
ITOVS.
Pseudo--Dwn. 404 B,
f(Bo0opia, as, ^,
(ffflij,
TsmA-Athan. IV, 148 A.

(SSpoi/) life-giving.
fodSiopoy, oy,
Damasc.
II,
f(ao8^r, S,
ffflofluo-ia,
336 A, n-Xeupd. Zae a i^v.

as,
Diod. 18, 26, fcao0dpos, ov, bearing animals. 'O iao(^6'p. 278, 72, mvaaes, the frieze.
pos kvkKos,
'Basil,
m, m,
Geopon. 10, 9, 4. sacn^ce of animals. ^, (ûaw) Greg. Nyss. IE, 1024 168 B.
(^ffloûTTjO
fo sacrifice
6 ffflSioKos kukXos.
Classical.
Philon
17.
II,
153, 46.
Hermes
Basil.
Tr.
I,
Poem.
121,
Armtol. 213 A.
128 C.
to
B.
(ao6vTa,,
qo-ffl,
fa)o0ued<#)Dros)
II,
Philon H, 294, 16. o impart life
"Eus.
^(êirrjs,
ov,
256 D. IV, 84 C. {eia) sacrificer of animals. 6,

Chron.
plants.
fffldûTOS,
Philon
01/,
372, 3.
(01)1-01/)
Caesarius 1105.
(aoKavtrros, ov, (fads, Kaia>) burnt alive. Cedr. I, 778, 11. 558, 4.
alive fa,o(oi>j)Tos, ov, (fojij, KoifiAoiiw)
Plut. II, 701 B.

'fffldffl,
imparling life to plants. Oegr. Nyss. IH, 1045 A.
i><Ta>,
79, 19. 12.

fiTTto-cro,
Sept. Ps. (fo)os) (0 i)m/y, g'uicfen. PZoftn. I, 12, ^9a. Gen. 45, 7.
in death.
Germ. 340 C.
fôKTowa, as,
mals.
'
ijs,
(fmds, ,r.Wa)
zopissa,
:
Ae
T),
(fuoKT-dras) Âe
HKnjr o/ anianimals.
j5JfcA an<i
wax scraped
m'tore
to
Basil.
01/,
Set 540 C.
(fô"!
mrvtvv
killing
fcon-vpca,
pririvr,-
off a slip -D^c. 1, 98.

life.
also,
=
1,
ffflOKToi/os,
KTEiVa)
to
Sept. Reg. 4, 8,
Philostr. 66.
'"
rbv vi6v.
the form
Also,
fBOTTDpco).
PWon
I,
209,
f)d/iop0os, ov, (lioptpv)
of an animal.
I,
40.
'Plut.
I,
65 B, etKBr
ÊOt).
CZm. ^.
777
A.
ffflov,
ov, tA, Seasi,
'not to horses.
ffflojrdpoxos,
ov,
applied to mM?es or Porph. Cer. 401.

faiji'
asse.i,
but
(fan)peo.) imriprip^ aros, ri, Schol. Arisi. Lys. 107. 8 C^vpetv. Philon Comvpvreov
C<o7rvpov.
I,
187,
n-apexcBi/.
Sqpi^J-s.
faTTvpi's, t'Sos, h,
3237 B. C.
'
3313 C.
(fôTrXdorTTjs)
vivifying.
f<i,n)pos, ov,
Jul.
ffflOTrXaoTe'fi); riira,
Philon
I,
18, 49.
<o/onn ammaZs. ^(âm. ^Jus. H, 1384 C.
(fads,
^"'^'"^' ^""^' ^ ^-i^P"^' 172 B. ti i Epiph. t 1, kindling.
^p)
832 B,
causing a burning pain ? Clem. A. I, 1272 Tropically, vivifying.

a<^r)Kiov,
1829 C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
â>Trvpr)c7i<;
560
els
ffflTucos,
ri,
TSv
Pseudo XpioTov. Also, 329 B. 2. Substantively, to âmvpov,

^morrvpos.
--Dion.
iieXeTrja-dvTwv
tov
âirvpov ddvarov
ov, vivifying, vital.
Just.
Tryph.
6,
m/evpia.
Galen.
Orib. II, 65, 1.

II,
II,
Apollon. apud 240 C. Philon 2. Fresh water.

Onjr.
I,
blacksmith's bellows.
ioiTTiprjtns, fas,
17,
Strab.
7, 3, 9.
157,
2.
Hamvpia) a
TO fcBwuvat.
kindling, rousing.
fmi-iKcSr,
adv. i;ita%.
Max.
Tyr. 36, 16.

f],
fmo-if, cas,
-Sep<.
12, a-aKKwv, girding with sackcloth.

mirfrfê
2.
Esai. 22,
1145 A. posed to
self.
Pto.
live,
1373 B.
Psell.
I,
793 D, exîv,
to be dis-
to
be unwiUing
little
to kill him-
TAe
of the body.
BasiZ.
iS,apa,aTos,rb,
154.
âap.6s, ov, 6,
i<o(rrapiov, ov, r6,
= IV, 232 = =
fmo-is.
Apoc. Paul. 59.

SiraJ.
7, 2, 3.
âwtpiov, ov, TO, (fBov)

ilfoer.
animal.
Erotian.
fS/â.
282.
'
Diosc. Delet. p.
like
5.
Sext. 11, 21.

brutish.
B.
Sibyll. 3, 106.
?
(aaiSrjs, es,
an animal,
Philon
7,
II,
22, 35.
Plut. II, 8 A.
fj,
Anton.
the
55.
(oxtt^P
Maunc.
2, 2.
âcoBia, as,
animalness.
(ovopa)
Iambi. Adhort. 346.
12, p. 303, TorSLKd.
^mavvjiia, as, ^,
naming
after an
iaxrrlKwv, ov, to,
(^ttMrros)
girded on.
Porph.
Cer. 500,
ffflo-Tof ,
ri,
8, inradiov.
animal; as apitros, Eudoc. M. 80.

âioa-is, ea>s,
r),
the
constellation Bear.
6i>,
(Caviwpj.) girded
L. cingulo orfuo-TiJ,
1,
((aoai) vivification.
natus. "H
fmoTij iraTpiKia, or
simply ^
6,
45,
5.
Eus. IV, 260 B.

Tatian. 9.
Tj,
2.
Aquil. Gen.
The placing
<Ae empress's first lady.
Basilic.
56.
in the zodiac.
ffflioTOs,
Porph. Cer. 257, 10. 612, 12.

90.
Cerfr.
ov,
Theoph. Cont.
girdle,
belt.
n, 103,
TO,
15, et alibi.
âxTTpiov,
little
âcrTpov,
(faov) L. belluatus, worked with Polyb. 31, 3, 10, iâirrlfigures of animals. (See also KapvurKos, Inscr. 2852, 54. hcs.
Of,
Porph. Cer. 460, 10. 473, 12.
KapvoTos.)
H
H,
[In long. JjTa, represented in Latin by the Phoenician alphabet, n, the prototype of H, is a guttural. In all the ancient Greek represents the rough breathing alphabets,
written in Greek letters (fiepaihos, pcuha). Inscr. 2439, c (Addend.) ijavra, iroK-qatr.
(Saa-ela) as in Latin.
Inscr. 76
HA, HEME-
bill rjer/Ka. 4716, c, avep. 4763 /ifTpoo-. 4788 peTopiKoa: After the sixth century it was regularly pronounced like I. Hence,
In the Ionic 165 HYHEPBIOS. alphabet it stands for long E. The change into a vowel must have of the breathing been a gradual one, for in some of the most ancient inscriptions it is both a vowel and a
AAHO.
in the orthographical rules of Choeroboscus
is
and Theognostus (Cramer. 11, 1, p. 169) treated as if it had the same sound with
it
1.
breathmg.
Franz.
PEK2ANOP, APKHA-
TETAS, nPOKAHS, OPeOKAHS, MAAHQ .... 7 EPA2IKAHS. 8 IATP0KAH2. 10 nSHN. 12 HHEIAiniA .... Galen. IX,
Plato (Cratyl. Athen. 9, 57, p. 398 A. 418 C. 426 E. 427 C), Dionysius of Hali<;arnassus (Compos. 14), and Herodian
470.
(^Cramer. Ill, 248, 20) represent
Thus, when the former tells us that, in dX<TTjpios, Al is written with an I, and TH with an H. we are to infer that in his time there was no difference in pronunciation between H and I. In the lexicon of Suidas words beginning with H are placed immediately after 6, simply because in the time of this author (eleventh century) H was pronounced
like I.]
as differ-
it
stands
Sextus (625, 7) and Terentianus Maurus (450 seq.) distinctly state that E and H differ from each other in time, not Priscian nowhere intimates tliat in power. it had any other sound than that of E long.
ing from
I.
jl
for oKTa, eight

tji,
or oySooy, eighth.
I. is
a diphthong, see
^ :=
jjyovv, TovTfOTi, that
to say, that is, exij
planatory.
wpevfiv
TO.
Cornut. 4 'Ek tov mpeiv avrbv

iravra.
Joannes Lydus (174, 20) writes jrep otj per se, and Procopius a-fiKpijTov secretum. In the Psalterium Veronense (Tischendorfis Prolegom. ad V. T. p. LIX) we have ten
=
rj,
Just.
Tryph. 20 Kowo
fj
aKadapra.
soon as
590, 10
quam, than. * H pouov, L. quatn primum, as Citron. apparently a Latinism. ;
*H
p,6vov 8e eâtriXeva-ev, tyrjiu
Trjy
deesin,
te alethia,
emeletesa,
uKrjBfia, fpcXcrrja'a.
In
^=
Trjv Serja-iv, ttj
dSe\cj)riv QeoSocrlov.
613
*H
p,6vov eTiKevra 6
the decline of the
irarfip
avTov Za/ivd^s, euAecos dvfjKOev iv Kmi^

AfaZ. 70, 20.
language
was confounded with E and AI
OTaiTtvouTToXet.
116.
*H
ydp,
{pronounced E), especially in Latin words
where ydp
irapiXKci.
Luc. 18, 14.
Digitized
by Microsoft

561
jj,
^Bvi
'' ^''^''^'"'')
the name of the Hebre-vr n, He. 788 C.

(J)^7)Tr)p)
Bus.
Ill,
leadership.
''^1425V'
jyovfieveia, see riyovp,evia.
Ant.
Mon.
r/^riTrjpiov, ov, t6,
place of resort for

alibi.
young men. Plut. I, 640 C, et 10, 26, p. 425 E, et alibi.

^W^Kovatoi, see 'Eîavaloi.
ifyefioveoD, ij(7(o,
Ailien.
hyovp,v^\ov, ov, t6, the apartments of the hyoifievof
of a monastery.
{,,
CKm. 697
D
Pseudo-
^y<>vp.,via, as,
to rule,
lead,
command, govern.
I,
ship.
Clem.
A.
I,
412 C.
Plotin.
417, 10.
II,
of f,yoip,uos, priorEustrat. 2296 A. Quin. 46. Vit

ôv,
the office
671, 16.
105,
7.
751, 12, Tov navTos.
Hierocl. C. A.
_
Zi iZn m. 544 C.
i,,
-^1^.
i,yovp.vua.
CTim. 952 B.
nymip^vL<6s,
ov, 6,
ijyefiovlhrfs,
;;= riyefiav, governor.
Sept.
^
tery.
ijSfwt
Stud. 945 A,
(^8wr),
Maeo.
2,
13, 24.
r),
of an fiyoip,vos of a mouasa|iVa.
gladhj,
tvith
SiyefioviiKos,
ov,
leading.
Substantively,
Philon
I,
adv.
pleasure.
Sept.
1,
j-A
Hdems
Tobit
TfyejioviKov,
L. principatus, the leading or ruling faculty of the soul, the intellect. Didym.
yiyveadai, to be in good spirits.

7,
11.
10, to
make kef
Sep;.
Esth.
10
Plut. II, 127 B.

^dri,
apud Bus. HI, 1349 C.

183, 39.
18, 8.
28, 42.
2,
now, with the/tare.

Shalt thou see.
Cornut. 103,
Plut.
rijs i|"'X^s.
Epict.
now
2.
Ex.
6, 1,
Sfu,
n, 899 A, et alibi. Anion. 2, II, 245 D. 49 A. Sext. Clem. A. I, 1080 B. II, 72, 26, et alibi. 360 B. (Compare Plut. II, 567 B. 571 A. Anton. 4, 1 To evSov Kvpifvov.)
2,
Moreover, further,
Sext. 14, 9.
et alibi.
Galen.
in the formula Ka\ et alibi.

ijhiKTov,
rjbr,.
49, 29,
Tfyffiovis, I'Sor, ^, mistress.
Strab. 8,
6,
10.
Phi11,
ov, TO, the Latin edictum, edict, npoypappa, npocrrayiia, hia.ypap,p.a. Dion. H. II, 1021, 11. Plut. I, 312 F. Antec. 1, Theod. Lector 1, 34. Justinian. Cod. 2, 6.
lon
I,
30,
1.
II,
540, 16,
Rome.
App.
551, 31.
i/yeiiwv, ovog, 6, leader,
Cyrill. Scyth. V. S. 348 B. 365 C. 1, 7, 7. Euagr. 2781 B. Anast. Sin. 1156 A. Chron.
commander,
ruler.
Phi-
636, 12.
693,
6.
Mai. 216, 14.
Const. Ill,
lon II, 552, 27, yrjs Koi SaKda-aTjs, the
emperor.
pyrrhic.
2.
;
Pyrrhichius
Roman
1120 D.
^Sov^, ^t,
ij pleasure, referring to the Cyrenaic school of philosophy. Diog. 7, 37.-2. Redone, the female counterpart of the Aeon
Trvppixi-os,
Dion. H. V, 105, 5. Bacch. 24. riyiofuu, to precede, to stand at the beginning, in grammar as T in TP, O in 6e6s. Dion. Thr.
633, 22.
Dion. H. V, 159, 10.

(SL)
ciple, 6 fiyovfievos,
2.
avTo(^vr]s,
in
the
Valentinian
pleasant,
theosophy.
agreeable.
Parti-
Iren. 449 A.
T\boviK6s,
Tj,
r]ycp.a>v,
L. dux,
6v,
(fjSovri)
Gen. 49, 10. Polyb. 1, 32, 2. Dion. Alex. 1293 B, dux or praefectus of Egypt. (b) Orig. ima-KOTTos, bishop. ni, 1393 A. Soz. 1433 B. Theod. IH, 981 C. (c) abbot, superior, prior, of a monastery. Pachom. 949 B. 952 C. Carth. Can. 80. Pallad. Laus. 1058 B. Na. 213 A. 229 A. Apophth. 244 C. 365 C. Const. Justinian. Cod. 1, 3, 40. (536), 968 D. Joann. Mosch. 2868 B. CKm. 721 A, t^? Xavpas. (d) ij rjyovpevrj, mistress, female leader. Sept. Reg. 3, 15, 13. Nahum 3, 4. (e) abbess. Justinian. Ifovell. 7, 1. Joann. Mosch. 2992 B. Max. Con/ II, 453 A. Nic. (f) TO ^yoifievov, in logic the pro11, 20.
leader.
Sept.
Chrysipp. Tyan. apud Athen. 14, 57. 2. Voluptuous. 'Clem. A. I, 429 D. 'H ijSoi/iKij
alpeais or <îXoo-o<î'a, the
Cyrenaic philosophy, according to which pleasure is the highest good. Galen. I, 48 E. 11, 23 E.
TjhovoKpatria, as,
fj,
(/cpairts)
the rule or govern-
ment of pleasure.
TjSv^tos,
ov,
Aristeas 31.
^Los)
living
(ijSis,
for pleasure.
Greg.
Ptol. Tetrab. 162.
fjSvôpos, ov, (fiifipaa-Km) pleasant to eat.
Naz. in, 455 A.

rjSvXoyia, as,
f),
(rjSvKoyos) L.
suaviloquenI, 5S. 59.
tia, sweet-speaking.
ijSii/ieXa, as,
17,
Athen.
(ijSu/ifX^j) sweet strain.
Leont.
Cypr. 1745 A.
Tibvoivia, as,
17,
tasis
of a conditional clause
<f)as etrn,
thus, in
is
el fip,ipa
(rjBvoLvos) pleasantness
of wine.
can,
the
first
sentence
the
fiyov-
Geopon.
ly,
5, 2, 19.
;ii/oi/,
and the second the X^yov.

rj,
Sext. 311,
rjbvoa-iios, ov,
sweet-smelling.
26, et alibi.
fiyea-la, as,
TO
fjSiocriiov
2.
Substantivemint.
fiivdri, pivBrf Kryiraia,
=z
to,
fjyrjo-is.
Oreg. Naz.
Ill,
453
Classical.
Strab. 8, 3, 14, p. 118, 13.
Galen.
3,
A.
Tjyrjtuh
XIII, 176 E.
aros,
(fiyco/iai)
Also,
to,
6 fj&ioapos.
Diosc.
ôvXr/,
yvaip,rj.
36 (41).
i)hvTra.er]pa,
Sept.
Ezech.
17, 3.
aros,
{r,hvw6ia>)
6, 14.
enjoyment.
'Hyi/crmncdy, ^, ov, ('Hyijo-ias)
of Hegesias. Dion.
Athenaeus apud Diog.

T/Svs.
H, V,
27, 15, iTxrjfui T^s <TVv6eirfa>s.

fj,
CM,
V,
pleasant.
to
Dion. H. V, 48,
5,
anov-
%ri(Tis, fmy,
71
a leading, leadership, command. 1. Mace. 1, 9, 31.
a-ejjvai.,
fjSii,
pleasant
be heard (to hear).
To
Strab.
L. dulce, the agreeable, pleasure.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ijSvtr/io?
19, p. 17, 24.
11,
562
Êw
Orig.
^'dci,
I,
rfKiaas
significantly,
1, 1,
Clem. A.
<j>epov,
A TO ^S^ =
fj,
PluVTl, 692 C (712 C). 485 B. 516 B To tjSit mi to avji\_Greg. Nyss. TO., 1045 dulce et utile.
rather
ironically;
269
'Ev
rjBfi Keyo/ievov, tropically.
TiSpoicriievas
(fi6poiâ), adv. in
mass.
Eus,
Ari-
r]hv(rji6s, ov, 6,
rjbvTTis, TITOS,
ijhv(\)a>via, as,
= =
r)bea.'\
VI, 149 C.
Sept. Ex. 30, Achmet 254.
34.
rjbvaim.
fihovfj.
riKpiâfiivas (aKpiSda), adv.

steas 35.
^Kfi), to
accurately.
Clim. 1100 C.
ij,
(r]8v<pa>vos)
Theophil. 1100 C.
PoU.
2,
sweetness of voice. 112. Clim. 897.
have come.
rjKev KS>vai
1,
Arr. Anab.
fi
1,
22, 7 nap'
taken.
oKlyov
ttoKis,
was almost
Hos.
/usi.
9, 7.
r)bixpovv, ov, TO, (jiSixpoos) sc. fivpou or i'Xaiov,
Paus.
Sept.
13, 4.
7.
[Perf. 45, 16.
ffKo,
^Kapxv, ^Ka<n.
Inscr.
2.
hedychrum,
ijha,
tlie
an ointment.
Hebrew n'X
36, 30.
Diosc.
(j)dopav
1, 70.
Gen. 42,
ttjv
avTov.
4762.
aor. â.
Clem. M. 1,12.
Tryph.
5, 7.
Sept.
Job
TjipoTTos, 6, (afjp, TTovs) air-footed,
the
name of a
Eus.
rfKaKanov
=
Tj,
PMon
I,
319, 37.]
aKaKanov.
nail.
Leo. Tact.
bird.
rj6,
Liber. 27, 14.
rjKdpiov, ov, to,
Doroth. 1781 A.
Suid.
the
name
of the
Hebrew
letter n.
^HXos
'HXftoKoy,
ov,
Tjdaii,
HI, 788 C. the Hebrew tn'N,

Sept. Ps. 73, 15 TloTajiovs
('HXty) of Elis.
OJ 'HXcio/col
follow1, 17. 18.
perennial streams.
rjBdp,,
(j>iK6(ro(j>oi,
the
Elean philosophers, the

Diog.
z^z iroTafiovs
ers of
2,
Phaedo the Elean.
aeipvTovs.
*TJ6rjf).a,
105.
aros, to, {r)6ia>)

1,
that which is strained.
^liKetppevos, ov,
Dieuch. apud Orib.

Byz. 705 C. D.
^HdLKOirpoaKonrac, av,
290, 12.
rjBiKevopm (fidiKos), to treat of ethics.
Nicet.
6, (aXetô)) the Jewish Messiah,. the Christians regarded as identical with Antichrist. CyrUl. H. 885 (892 B).
whom
ol,
Cosm. Lnd. 333 A.

ol iv ttj rjOLKrj rrpocrrj\e<dTri,
rjs, t),
r).
=^
rfkaKarrj.
Sophrns. 3712 B.
KOTTTovres, Ethicoproscoptae, certain heretics.
'fi\eKTpa,as,
Electro, the
name of a
108.
sophism.
Damasc.
rjBiKos,
ij,
I,
760 A.
ethical,
Lucian.
moral.
I,
I,
562.
Diog.
1
2,
6v,
Strab.
1,
1,
18,
rfKeKTpov, ov, to,

1,
e c tr
amber.
Diosc.
0iXoa-o0ia.
II,
PMore
^riTr]p.aTa.
rj,
370, 44. 612,13.
Plut.
110 (113).
da-a>,
2,
100, TTTcpvyoipopov, :^'Kvy-
568 r,
yovpiov.
TiOiKorrjs, tjTos,
{tjOikos) politeness,
good-breed2.
1,
rjkiaûi,
(^los)
sun.
to
warm
in the sun, to ex-
ing, courteousness.
rjBiKois,
Theoph. 667,
Plut.
15.
pose
to the
Classical.
9.
Sept. Eeg.
2, 21, 1,
adv. ethically, morally.
1008 D,
significantly.
rjdfioeiSrjs, es,
Longin.
9,
Mid.
6, 1, 9.
14.
Strab. 16, 4,
16, 4, 13.
Diosc.
42.
rjXidôiim, to
9, 2,
bask in the sun.
Strab.
^=
ij6p,a opoios.
Plut. 11. 699 A.
41.
Poll. 4, 204.
rjSixaSris, es,
'HXioKot,
5)v,
oi,
Sext. 648, 12.

Saiiyjfotoi.
Epiph.
I,
961
preceding.
Schol. Arist. Vesp.
A.
riKioKos,
ri,
99.
ridoXoyeco,
rjo-o),
ov, (rpi.ios}
L. solarius, solar, of the
{rj6oX6yos) to express character.

iradr)
;
Pseudo-/os. Mace. 15, (pikoTekva

press, describe, depict.
TjOoXoyia, as,
acter.
r),
to ex-
Longin.
9, 15.
Gemin. 756 B. Philon I, 150, 28. PhU. II, 895 B, et alibi. Orig. I, 472 A. Basil. 1, 137 B, iviavTos, solar year. '0
sun.
ethologia, a depicting of charQuintii. 1, 9, 3.

4.
riKiaKos
kvkKos,
3.
the
ecliptic.
II,
Diod.
1,
98.
Senec. Epist. 95, 65.
CleomedJ 15,
tion,
ly, 6
Plut.
891 A.
Achill.
Sueton. de
Gramm.
Tat. Isagog. 968 B.
Also, the .ûn's revolu-
*ri66K6yos, ov, (^dos, Xeytu) depicting character.
year: Afric. 84 A.
^XiaKos
Timon apud
Plut.
II,
Sext. 192, ,24.
Died. 20, 63.
2.
Substantive-
iâarqs, balcony.
Porph.
Cedr.
673 B, at the theatre.

(^^twotds)
character.
Cer. 120, 10.

1,
'
492, 20.
Achmet. 147.
fi6onoUa>,
to
Tjo-a,
depict
1,
form character: Dion. H. V, 495, 6.

to
698, 22.
Typic. 74.
balcony.
Also, to rjKiaKov,
L.
solarium,
Eustrat. 2301 B.
Philon
(TBai.
355, 10.
Plut. 11, 799 B.
1053
Const,
m,
1032 B.
Sext. 754, 22.

T],'
ridoTToUa, as,
2, 5, 26,
p.
formation of character. Strab. 192, 22. Philon 1, 302, 4. H,

I,
214, 48.
Clem. A.
249 C.
2.
Theoph. 423, 10. Leo. Novell. 219. Theoph. Cont. 88. 144, 11. rjXcaKSis, adv. according to the sun. Prod.
The por-
Farm. 631 (38).

ijXmo-is,
6o>f,
traying or depicting of character. Dion. H. V, 467, 5. Strab. 14, 1, 41. Hermog. Prog.
44.
^,
(^Xiafoj)
Dion C.
self
59,
7, 8.
Longin. Frag.
8, 14.
rjKiatrrqpiov, ov,
to,
exposure to the Geopon. 7, 1, 3. a place for sunning

1,
,su.
one's
ijdoTToios, a, ov, {rjBos iroUat)
forming character
Strab.
17,
44.
Galen. XII, 376

Philostr.
depicting
Plut.
I,
character.
II,
53 A.
^6os, cos, TO,
Philon I, 3^4, 26. 660 B. Sext. 755, 22. character, manner. Diog. 6, 10
B.
ijXtdo),
to
shine
like
the
sun.
321.
763.
Digitized
by Microsoft
rjXiOKoBrj^
ijKi0m&r]S, es,
^XottoTijs,
563
Philostr. 558. maturity of age.
Sept.
2,
rjiiepo'i
= ^
fj,
rjKidiff oôios.
JjTos,
^,
1.
{rjKiKia)
21, 15
Thorn. A, 14,
^XticuBTjjs,
dayaêaf.
'Hpipav
Gen. 39, 10. Par. 2, 24, 11. Par. 'E| rjptpav els f/pepas, from day
to
ou,
6,
Pallad.
nap
Tjpepav,
Laus. 1081.
size.
or simply ap'
^XutocrSijTroTe
fjXlKos df) ttotc,
of idhatever
Heron Jun.
rjXioôXia, as,
33, 14.
(rjXios, jSoXXo))
splendor of the
?
sun.
'Pseaio-Dion. 337 A.
(yivaxTKa) sun^worshipper
Vpepav, every other day, on alternate days Polyb. 3, HO, 4. 6, 40, 9 naph 8. plav pav. Diosc. 3, 144 (154) Uap' ^pepav. Epict. 2, 18, 13. Plut. I, 182 E. Dion
WC
riXioyvaaTTis, ov, 6,
Eus. Alex. 453 D.

fjKwBfpeo), Tjaio,
(^XioSfpijs) to
sun one's
in the sun.
self.
Galen. VI, 84 D.
rjKioBepfjs, fs, (fiipofiai)
Pallad. 1228 'E<rfl.'. piav napb. plav Epict. 2, 18, 13 Hapi 6do ijucpar every fourth (?) day.-Mey6\r, f,pepa, solemn day or feast. Sept. Esai. 1, 13. Joann.
37.
19,
Frag. 57, 18.
7,
warmed
Et.
Easter^
M.
58, 1.
TJKioKaijs,
h,
II,
(koi'o))
sunburnt.
Diosc.
2,
2.
Lucian.
82,
320.
f),
'h dyia npipa, Easter. 1372 A. 'H KaKfj rjpepa, the evil day. Eus. Alex. 385 A. For the names of the days of the week, see Dion C. 37, 18, 1.
31_.
Clem. A.
II,
261 A.
rj,
Anc. 6, TheopUl.
pi.toKma, as,
sunstroke.
7,
Alex. Aphr. Pebr.
npepevais, ems,
(rjpfpevco)
1, 2.
the
37.
Diog.
(dubious).
Leo Med.
sunny
passing of the
Plut. II,
day.
Aquil. Ps.
107.
riXio-Kafitvos,
ripepiSjjs, ov, 6, (riptpts)
mellow wine.
ov,
f),
heliocaminus,
Epist
2,
663 D.
fjpepiKas (^pepa), adv. by day.
chamber.
^XioTTf/iTTTos,
Plin.
OV,
17, 20.
Sibyll. 11,
'Pseuio-Greg.
(itcimo)) sun-sent.
Naz.
rr,
729 A.
Doroth. 1672 A.
151, et alibi.
^40f,
01), d,
<Ae sun.
'H tov
fjpipiov (fipspios), adv. daily.

rjXlov rjfiepa, dies
riiiepiTos, a,
ov,
the Latin
emeritus.
Aucity.
Sunday. Just. Apol 1, 6.7. Tertull. I, 371 A. 579 A. Soz. 881 A. 'HXiou kukXos, the solar cycle. Max. Conf. Comput. 1233 D (1240 A). Andr. C. Method. 1329. ^Xtoo-KOTTioy, ov, d, (o-Ko?re'<o) a species of tiBvDiosc. 4, 162 (165). /naXXos.
solis,
yova-Ta 'H/icpiVa,
Strab.
3, 2,
15.
Augusta Emerita, a Dion C. 53, 26, 1.

01,
'HpepoâTTTta-Tai,
av,
(fjpepa,
PaTTTKXTrjs)
Hemerobaptistae, Daily Baptists,

sect
a Jewish
who maintained
that, unless
they bathed
daily,
2,
fiKiarevKTos,
ov,
(revxo)
a>v,
made
i^
the
sun.
23.
they could not be saved. Clementin. Heges. 1325 A. Epiph. I, 172 B.

Const. Apost. 6, 23 'Avri
Tsmdo-Dion. 392 C.
'HXioTpomrai,
religionists
oi,
(Compare
Heliotropitae,
ph Ka6-q-
certain
peptvov iv povov dovs ^dnTitrpa.
Marc. Erem.
Sclwl.
who honored
757 A.
the
be
rjKioTpowiov.
die C.)
fipepoîos, ov,
C|3i'os)
Damasc.
the sun.
I,
living
for a day.
i)Ku>ôivl<T(TOnai
(<j)oivia'CTa>), to
reddened by
Arist.
Av. 685.
oil, 6,
Pallad. V. Chrys. 39 F.
^pepobaveia-TTjs,
(Saveio'rrjs)
lender of money
elpi.
has adopted the tenets Greg. Naz. Ill, 1 1 55 A. of the East. jjKi.a>bS>s (fjXimSrjs), adv. like the sun. PseudoDiosc. 445 A.
^\t6<j)piov, ov, (cpprjv') that
^Xi'mo-ts,
ecos,
fj,
on daily
interest.
7](ja>,
fjpepohpopeoj,
5, 4, 13, p.
=
3.
Diog.
6,
99.
rjpepodpopos
Strab.
399,
Lucian.
I,
275, et alibi.
(rjKioo)
=
of
r)pipohpopia,as,fi, (rjpepoSpopos) a day's journey.
rjKlaa-is.
Herod.
Lucian.
Theoph. Com. 126.

fjpepoeiSrjs, is,
apud
rjKia)Ti]s,
Orib. 11, 407, 6.

ov, 6, inhabitant
Sext. 128, 3.
the sun.
(EIAQ)
day-like.
Sext. 513, 29.
Iambi. Adhort. 366.

fjpepoXoyiov, ov, to, (Xfyoj) calendar.
n, 86.
'HXâi, 'HX|aior, see 'EXKea-ai, 'EXkco-oios.
rjKovpyiKos,
fj,
Plut.
I,
735 D.
rjpepopaxla, as,
fj,
ov,
belonging to a maker of nails.

i-ep^w;.
(pdxopai) day-fight.
(jucrBos)
to
Aristid.
Sophrns. 3588 B,
rjKovpyos,
ov,
11,413, 13.
that
(rj\os,
EPrO)
2,
makes
nails
^pepopiadio),
^(Tco,
Sophrns. 3588 C.
Xoy, ov, 6, callus.
ijKoB),
wages, to work by the day.
work for daily Joann. Mosch.

to
Diosc.
30. 69.
I,
3056 A.
rifiepovvKTios, ov, (npepa,
aa-a, to nail.
Clem. A.
537 B.
'HX;(0'at, see 'E\K<rai.
and
a kind oiloek. Pallad. Paul. Aeg. 284.
night.
Horol.
2.
w|)
pertaining
day
fiXardpiov, ov, to, (rfKoai)
jjpfpovvKTiov, ov, TO,
Substantively, to
Achill.
wxSrjpfpov.
I,
Laus. 1194 B.
^Xbtos,
fip.epa,
<Toi
77,
Tat. Isagog. 973
A.
Basil.
48 C. Eustrat.
ov, nail-shaped.
rj,
2361 A.
^pepos, ov,
as a'title.
as,
day.
Sept. Judic. 17, 10 Aaxra

fjp,epav,
clement.
Superlative fipepanaTos,
by the day. 19, 2 'Hiiepas fiqvav rcao-apav, four whole months. 'Hfiepav e^ rjiiepas, day by day, daily.
8eKa dpyvpiov (Is
Antec. Prooem. 7 '0 fipepaToros 19. ^pSiv âxnXevs, of Jnstinian. Chron. 733,
736,
7.
Digitized
by Microsoft
f]f/,epo<7KOTreiov
ov, to,
564
tuatcTif)pie(f>dos, ov,
-
^fii/j,a0rj<;
fjiifpo<TKimeloi',
{ffiiepoaKonos)
(e<\)66s)
half cooked.
Sept. Esai.
tower.
Strab. 3, 4, 6, p. 246, 9.
to,
51, 20.
Galen. VI, 394 C.
^fiepoTrjs, rjTOSf
II,
clemency, as a
title.
JEus.
II,
ripA.6avfis, cs,
ij/itfli^s.
Diod. 12, 62.
Strah.
1116 B,
f)
fjiierepa.
Athan.
I,
341 A.
2, 3, 4.
Luc. 10, 30.
792 C, ^ err), to Constantius. Basil. IV, 449 Greg. Naz. in, 204 C. T^jiepoToicia, ijcrta, (tlkto)) to hear cultivated fruit.
B.
fipidrjiedpiov, to,
Pseudo-Zos. Mace. 4, the half of a Brjudpiov (length1, 1.
wise).
fipidrjKvs,
Mauric.
v,
(6rj\vs)
2.
half woman.
Pseud-
Philon
I,
402, 21.
{jfispoiaLos, ov,
455, 43.
Anacr. 11 (13),
Epiph. Mon. 264
fjpWtjp, ripos, 6,
rjfudijpiaSris, cf,
r}p.epr)(n,os.
D.
7)p.po(^vkaKea>, rjo'a,
II,
ij,
half 6fjp. ApoUod. 1, 6, 3, 9. preceding. Fseudo-Theophyl.

Jos. Ant. 14,
=^
rjfjLepo(f3v\a^ eifit.
App.
B. IV, 1217 C.
ripuovSalos, ov, 6, half 'lovdaios.
15, 2.
Tipiarnos, ov, 6,
610, 61.
îxepayrqi, ov, 6, (fipepooi) tamer, cultivator, civilizer.
'U.fifj(f), 6,
Max. Tyr. 8, 31. Emeph, an Egyptian

14.
half
iTnros.
Schol. Dion, Thr.

ruii-
divinity.
Iambi.
733, 4.
0V0S.2
[Formed
ov,
after the analogy of
Myst. 262,
rjfit
^=
^
(f>rip,i.
Philostr.
:^
III,
S'
OS 6 BeoTTecriaiv.
a,
Tjfuayios,
ov,
(jjp.1.-,
252 'H S' 6 Oe<Tire<ria)v, 253 'H S' d NfiXor. Epiph. iyios) lialfholy.
half awake.
to
fifiUavaTos,
(xatfi))
827, 28.
ripiKevos,
Also,
half burned.
Poll. 5,
App.
II,
rip,iKavTos.
Poll. 10, 101.
ov,
half xevos.
((cXaco)
133.
Sext.
64 C.
741, 29.
r)jxiaypvTrvos, ov, (JiypvTTvos)
Agath.
i)p.urv.
rjpiKKaa'Tos, ov,
half broken.
Plut.
II,
246, 11.
f}ptapi(p6piOv,
31 7 C. D, et alibi.
ov, TO,
.
^= apôpeas
,
^ptKoyyiov, ov, to, a half- c o
ngius
Galen,
Jos. B. J. 2, 21, 2.
Tjp.idvdpco'rros, ov, 6,
XIII, 984 C.
Lucian.
Ill,
half avSpmirosripiavSpoi.
fjpiKoiTfuov, OV, TO,
(Koirpiov) the celestial
hem-
529.
tjpidviop, qpos, 6,
Antip. S. 27, 5. Epiph. II, 400 D. 'Hpuipeios, ov, 6, ("Apoy) Semi-Arian. Const. II, 1. Epiph. II, 336 C.
ripiapiiÔ)
sphere.
Cleomed. 38, 16.

half drunk. Simoe,
fjpiKpaliraKos, ov, ^KpaaraKr))
'HpidpcLos dpi.
206, 12.
fipiKpavia, as,
Tj,
(fgi'iKpavov)
hemicraninm,
Leo Med.
113.
to rjpiKpavia.
hemicrany.
TjpiKpaviKos^
i},
Poll.
ov,
2,
41.
Tj
piaa-odpiov,
2,
ov, to,
a halfdaadpiov.
L.
Polyb.
belonging
2.
113.
15,6.
ov,
Afflicted with the hemicrany.
Leo Med.
fipifidpfiapos,
half a /3ap/3apo9,
Strab. 13,
1,
semi-
7jp,iKpavov, ov, TO,
barbarus.
19.
58.
Philostr.
Phryn, 328. half Kpaviov. Steph. Diac. 1177 B, the occiput.

ov,
6,
98
fipiKvaOos,
half- KvaBos.
semicircle.
Aret.
Tjpi^paxvs, fia. v, (^paxvs) half a short sound, in
B.
t/pllkiikXiov, ov, to, (icufcXes)
prosody
tlius,
a consonant
is
Tjpi^paxv with
Schol. Dion.
Classical.
reference to a sliort vowel.
Diod.
1,
92.
Thr. 824, 25.

jjplyapos, ov, (yapea>)
j)/iiKufcXia>8i?s, es, (7J/iiKUKXioj,
EIAQ)
semicircular.
half married.
Philostr.
Strab. 13,
1,
516, yvvfj.
r)plyvpvos,
=;
TtoKKaKT].
ijplkvkKos, ov,
34.
preceding.
Proc. Gaz.
Ill,
ov,
I,
half yvpvos.
rjpiyvvai^,
Anton.
4,
30.
2832 A.
Proc.
m,
175, 24.
Lucian.
323.
^fuKvXivSpos, OV,
6,
(icvKtvSpos)
hemicylin8, 83.
Tjpiyvvos, ov,
r=
half woman.
Synes.
drus,
a half-cylinder.
Diog.
Lyd.
1372 C.
TfpihaicniKiaios, a, ov,
45, 7 '^piKuKivhpov to o'x^pa c;(ouoT)S, appar-
{boKruKmloi) half a finger
ently an adjective, unless

\iv8pov.
Tip,CKeiTi(TTos,
we
write
iJ/uku-
long or broad.
length.
Sext. 504, 27.
r]ju8a<TvXiov, ov, to, (SaKTvXos)
Hermicis 1177
ij/iiSouXfia, as,
fi,
Polyb.
6,
23, 11.
Plut.
halffinger, as to 11, 935 D.
ov,
(XfTTifo))
hcHf peeled.
Strab.
17. 1, 34.
fjpLhdKruKov.
^pCKevKos, ov, half XevKos.
Lucian.
I,
29. Strab.
the being rjpibovXos.
Oenom.
^piXiTpiaTos, a, ov, weighing half a XiVpa.

3, 2, 8, p.
apud Eus.
Greg. 487.
Ill,
437 A.
6,
225,
1.
ijpihpaKav, ovTos,
half SpoKwv.
Cosm. Carm.
Schol.
^piKiTpov,
ov,
TO,
half-pound.
Plut.
I,
Classical
TjpiSpaxpov, ov, TO,

Arist.
rjpUXKijv,
Diosc, 4, 152 (154).

^pca-v Spaxpfjs.
TJpiKoxiov,
ov, TO,
2.
Eq. 255.
rjvos,
6,
143 A. bipoipla, half a Xoxot^piXoxwv.
Ael. Tact. 5,
C^Wrjv)
half-Greeh
fjpCKoxirqs, OV, 6,
Lucian.
UPKpyfjs,
commander of a
II,
es,
303.
rjpUpyos, halffinished.
Ibid.
Lucian.
ripipaBijs, es,
n, 362.
(pavddva) half learned.
Poll,
6,
160.
Philostr. 576.
Digitized
by Microsoft
'r]/ji,i,/MapavTO^
565
Lucian
^pi'rrXriKTos, ov,
Tj/jLiav;
ij/u^pai/Toi, ov, (iMpaivm) half withered.
n, 520.
ij/ii/ieflijs,
fs,
(jJ.i6ri)
Philipp. 11.
fiiufieptis,
aKpodapa^, half drunk. Clem. A. I, 420 B.
:=
mnXifpris,
cy,
T^/u^X^f Leo Med. 123. half nk^pr,s. Aret. 85 C.
mnoSmlos,
or broad.
^
u, ov,
is,
(jiipof}
^fiurvs,
(^p.in68,ov) half a foot long Apollod. Arch. 17.
half.
Anast.
Sin.
265 D.
muTTvpyiov, ov, t6, a half-,rvpyos.

^lî.nvpos,ov,
Philostr.
Îiifierpov, ov, to, (/lerpov)
half burning.
half-verse.
Pseudo-
Classical.
"8, 10.
ij/irff<i,, acTffl,
560 Cleomed
Demetr.
^p-tfiriSos,
1, 1.
ov,
Eus.
m,
ij, a half-Mribos. 365 A.
Oenom. apud
to
(^^.Veio)
to halve.
Heron Jun
Sept.
53, 27.
m<jvpa,
half a de^
^fUfioipdios, ov, (riiufioipLov)
equal
oTos, t6, (^pta-v(o) half
Num
31, 36. 42.

li/iio-evo),^ fiJo-o),
Nicom.
Cleomed. 73, 4. ^pifiolpiov, ov, TO, (juiipa) the half of a degree, thirtj' minutes. Cleomed. 64, 18.
^fiivrjpos,
gree (thirty minutes).
79.
(rjixiovs) to halve. Sept. Ps. 54, 24, Tas rjpApat airav, shall not live out half their days. Aquil. Gen. 33, 1.
ov,
(veapos)
half fresh,
3, 88.
half salted.
fip.un)pepiov, ov, t6,
Xenocr. 77.
if/ii'êoToi/,
Athen.
(^pepa) a half-day.
Max.
Jos.
Conf Comput. 1229 A.

lypVoeXoK, OK, TO, (o-ixXoy) u half-shekel.
ov, TO,
a half ô-Trjs.
tjjii^pos, ov,
half-^pos.
Diosc. 1, 24. Patriarch. 1048 A.
Ant.
6,
^p-ia-tv
7,
13,
1.
9, 8, 2.
^lu^pr}Tos, ov, {^vpcua) half shaved.

33.
Diog.
for
iJîVtoi/,
ov,
tA,
trripiaa-iov 7
^juoôKiov, ov, TO,

);/u6\mi, av, al,
CyrUl. Scyth. V. S. 263 A.

^fiimôKov.
Diog.
6, 36.
fipl(TK0VTOv, OV, TO,
One half of a
a-Kovra.
(ijfuoKws) half as
:
as the capital
that
is,
much again one hundred and fifty

Laod.
4.
2.
Heron
Id.
Jun. 191, 16.

*TJpiaov, TO,
p. 23.
i7/ii'o-o0oj,
per
fjpuTv.
Curt. 38. 39, C.
cent.
Nic.
I, 1 7.
ov,
^luoXias
(iJ/xidXios),
adv. in the ratio of 3 to

aya>) muleteer.
half
<to<ôs.
Lucian.
I,
753.
II,
Nicom. 136.
jjiuovry/os, ov, 6, (flfuovos,
800.
Strdb.
ijp.ta-ird6wv, ov, to,
14, 2, 24.
Orib. ni, 631,

little
9.
^piovwv, ov, TO,

p. 369, 6.
^jiiovos.
Strdb. 5, 3,
6,
T^liia-nadov, ov, to,
half andduiv. Antyll. apud Paul. Aeg. 294.

preceding.
Antyll.
apud
Orib.
f),
in, 628,
ov,
12.
(o-Trapdcra-a)
^fuoviTK, iSos,
p. 334, 22, Hnrot,

p,if]Tepcs
ij/iioi/or,
Strdb. 5, 1, of a mule. equae mulos parientes,
^piOVCDV.
ij,
ov,
mule.
Simoc. 59, 4
^fiioves
4,
^pian-dpoKTOs,
half mangled.
-Strdb. 17,
Greg. Nax.
Ill,
1586 A.
^pia-TtaoTos, ov, (o-Trdoi) half pulled.

3, 12, p.
417, 23.
u, ov,
jjflLOVOt.']
^piaTaSiaios,
Classical.
of a
^pia-rddiov.
Liician. II,
^(uovyKiov, ov, TO, (ouyKta)
half-ounce.
L. semuncia, a Galen. XIII, 703
102.
*i^pwTd8iov, ov, TO, half-ardhiov.

3.
Athen. Mech.
Strdb. 10,
2,
D.
^fuova-ios, ov,
ÎwiraBris,
es,
Polyb. 3, 54,
7,
et alibi.
21.
of half ova-ia.
Anast. Sin. 72 B. (jradcui) half affected. Aret. 34

half educated. half palsied.
Plut.
I,
17, 1, 48.
ifpicrrlxt-ov, ov, to, half-trrixos,
hemistichium,
Sext. 304,
A.
^luiraiSeuTos, ov, (rraiSeico)
hemistich.
Synes.
21, et alibi.
Hipparch. 1017 D. Ong. 11, 1124 A.
1580 A.
^limapcTos,
ov,
T/plaTixov, ov, TO,
=^
preceding.
Dion. H. V.
(ndpeTos)
Leo
741
217, 12.
TjptffTpaTidtTrjs, ov, 6,
Med.
A.
428,
123.
a half-aTpaTiarris. Lucian.
Lucian.
fni'meiTTOs, ov,
(maa-ai) half ripe.

(wintov')
'
m,
77.
Galen. VI, 311 A.

2.
Tjpmiirav, ov,
VlII, 598 B.
^ptcrrpoyyvXos, ov, half aTpoyyvXas.

I,
preceding.
Orib.
Ill, 670.
Pseudo-Dirfi/ni. 240, 30.
^piovpepiTTis, ov, d,
ov,
6,
(5
^piav pcpos \ap^dva>v,

Schol.
TiiinripoTjs,
(llepoTjr)
Oenom. apud Eus. Ill, fiiuir!)xfi-ov, ov, TO, a half-mjxvs. Sext. 211, Hipparch. 1093 ypMrqxiov.
a half - Persian. 365 A.

29.
he
who
receives one half of anything.

2,
Antec.
23, 5.
^pi(Tvs, ia, v,
half
3
Diosc. 4, 159 (162), p. 648
KoTiiXijy ûay ^/iureias,
one
kcu
and a
half.
Dion
Jlfumixvaios, a, ov,
Diosc. 3,
19.
qi>.lirrjxys,
half a cubit long or broad. 135 (145). Sext. 386, 27. 502, 15.
v,
'E|
up
to
C. 56,
27,
AwSexa
^piafiav pvpidSa.
^pta-eias, sc. poipas,

i
L. ex parte dimi-
dia, ::=
^pureia, to one half.
Lucian.
I,
em,
=z
preceding.
Sext. 502, 9.
503, 25. 505, 20.

i;/iiVXaoTor, ov, (n-Xao-cra))
622, fiptrepoi &v, only half of him being ours. Mxp'S ^pureias, Artem. 394. Sext. 506, 25.
halfformed.
Epiph.
one
half.
n, 473 C.
Tov fipla-ovs
Artem. 364.
Tjplatos or rjpiireai.
[Gen. neuter Sept. Ex.
Digitized
by Microsoft
rifU(T')(p(,viov
566
Esai.44, 16.
fjp.i'^VKTO's,
I,
rjiTioTri<;
25,
9.
Reg.
7,
3, 16, 9.
Esth.
1, 10,
7, 2.
OV,
half reclaimed land.
Strab. 15,
Dan.
25.
Mace.
30.
Diod. 11, 59.
18, p. 192, 10.

OV, t6,
Mcom. 80. Marc. 6, 23. Strdb. 2, 5, 39. Ta Herodn. Gr. Philet. 413, condemned. Diod. 18, 19. Nicom.. 80. ij/iiV?; iîiia-ea. inc. 19, 8 as V. 1. Herodn. Gr. Philet. 413, Phryn. P. S. 41, 33, concondemned. Ta ijpdemned. /amW. Myst, 240, 14. Luc. 1 9, 8. Liber. 6, 28. o-em rijiia-ea.
fjfuwpiov,
a half-&pa.
22,
7.
Hipparch. 1093
2, 5, 36, 1, 39. 8, 1.
A.
22.
Qeomed.
Apoc.
Strab.
1.
p. 202,
8, 1
fjiiiapov, ov, to,

rjv
as v.
Diosc.
preceding.
Apoc.
With the future contracted from iav, if. Proc. II, 43, 12. 115, 8, Trepiiindicative.
aovTai.
fj,
tS>v
ijfiia-eaiv,
neuter.
Polyh. 10, 16, 3.]
fivla, as,
rein.
Polyb. 10, 21, 2
'Eqb' rjviav, to
fjiua-xoiviov,
ov,
TO,
a half-a-xoivos (measure).
the
left.
11, 23, 6 'E| rjvias,

I,
from
(on) the

ruila-xotvov,
ov, to,
left.
Plut.
301 A.
Sept.
preceding.
Bekker.
^vUa, adv. :=; incl, cV8^.

'HviKa
8'
Ex.
40, 30
8"
263,
3.
fj,
&v
ave^T), dve^fvyw(rav,
=,7rEl
fjniTeXeia, as,
tribute.
(rfXcffl)
I,
exemption from half the

TeXeiOf.
dvaâirj.
*fivloxos, ov, 6, L. auriga, the
Lucian.
ov,
475.
Wagoner, a conC.
^/iiTeXeiof, a, 73, 2.
Aa^
Dion. H. V,
Schol.
stellation.
Eudox. apud Hipparch. 1008

1.
Paus.
Te^yr], petty art,
fjviTîv
2,
32,
fjfUTexvtov, ov, TO,
half Dion. Thr. 651, 28.

(n/iTi)
for
TjviTîov,
TO,
a kind of
antidote.
is
flfUTiiuov, ov, TO,
half the regular price.
Gregent. 597 B.
fmiTojitov, ov, TO, {j]\j,iTofios) the section
jios split in
of a Kvasemi-
Porph. Cer. 467, diminutive of tjvov, the original word n o n.]

a plant.
fiva>n(va>s
18.
it
[As
rjviTîv
the
has been supposed that is tTayairrjvov, s a g a p e -
two.
Difsc.
2,
127, p. 248.
62, 10.
rjvmAa, incorrect for hovXa, the Latin
inula,
r^jiiTovtov, ov, TO,
(tovos)
semitonium,
1.
Diosc.
tone.
Dion. H. V, 59,
ov,
Epict. 2,
inula campana,
(ivoai),
1,
27 "HrouXa Kafiwdva,
iKiviov.
11,2.
Plut. II, 1020 F.

ij,
TlliiTpifiaKoi,
Sext. 757, 28.
adv. unitedly.
following.
Pachom, 952 A.
half
rjiuTpiPris,
h, (Tpiâ) L.
rj,
semitritus,
540 (113). Jun. 95, 31.

teer veteran.
Pseudo-2)to. 637 C.
Prod. Parm. Heron

volunalso
worn
199.
fjfitvios,
out.

ov,
rfovoKoTos, ov, 6, the.
Latin
evocatus,
3.
rifiirpiTdiKos,
n^
e^
rifiLTptTolos.
Ptol. Tetrab.
avaKkryros.)
ov,
6,
zz:z
2. Sunimoner, an
Dion C.
45, 12,
(See
officer.
Heges.
rjfittreias
vios.
Leant.
I,
1604 A.
fjfiicâvrjs, is, ((jjaivoi)
half visible.
Strab. 17, 1,
32.
flfu(j)av&s,
1316 A. Syncell. 652, 7. Nic. Callist. 3, 10 (quoted from Hegesippus). Patriarch. 1048 C. 1045 rjnap, aros, to, liver. Plut. n, 965 A, xv^^"' f*"" SP'" C. D.
cures.
r)naTLâ>, la-a, (rjirap) to be liver-colored.
adv. half visibly.

TO,
Greg. Nyss.
ir^
Ill,
1045 A.
rifu^dpiov, ov,
light
Diosc.
(ipapos)
TJp.io'v
{jp-Kôpiov.
Hes. Suid. Also, Epiph. n, 205 C. Pallad. Laus. 1228 B, KoKvp-iia. Fsend-Athan. IV, 856 D. Phot. Lex.
outer garment.
ipuriov,
3,
22 (25).
rj,
5,
111.
TiiranKos,
6.
ov,
hepatic,
of
the liver.
Diosc.
1,
150, hia6ea-is, affection of the
liver.
II,
733 C, iraBovs.
Galen.
380,
2.
Ptol. Tetrab. 199.
2.
Plut.
Hepaticus,
plaint.
troubled with a hepatic comII,
fip,l<pav\os, ov,
fifiicpXfKTos,
burned.
half (jâvXos. Lucian. II, 800. (0Xy() half scorched, half Philon II, 99, 28. Lucian. I, 237.
ov,
264 B.
Diosc.
rjjrap
Philagr. apud
Orib.
I,
{jTraToeiSris, er, liver-like.
App.
I,
488, 62.
see
riiii(j>dpiov.
fjiraTOTTveviuov,
ovof,
5,
100.
Kal
mievpmv.
rjixKJiopiov,
Achmet. 83. 239.

SubstanoToipêioj/,
*rifi,l(j)avos, ov,
(fâvff)
half sounding.
sc.
^TTOToo'KOTria, as,
fj,
(^jraTOffKOTros) inspection of
tively,
TO
fiiii<j)a>vov,
ypap,fia,
the liver, divination

3, 17.
by the
liver.
Herodn.
8,
L. semivocalis, semivowel (A N P, 2, Z S ^). Aristot. Poet. 20, 3. Dion. Thr. 631, 16. Dion. H. V, 72, 10. 78, 1. VI, 1069,
16.
Eus. IV, 345 C.
Greg. Nyss. U, 109

liver,
C.
fjnaToo'Konos, ov,
(o-koweo)) inspecting the
liver.
PhUon
I,
30,
1,
5.
541, 10.
Plut. II,
Sext.
divining
by the
rjaa,
Artem. 250.
284.
to
Hes.
1008 B. C. Heph.
621, 28.
rijux6piov, ov, t6,
14.
Iren. 604 B.
Pvrd ....
riTraTotjiayea,
Eudoc.
M.
(<j>ayeiv')
eat
the
liver.
(xop<!s)
semichorus.
Schol.
Sext. 665, 17 -a-dai, to have one's liver eaten.

TjTreiyjiivas
Arist.
Eq. 589.
half cooled.
Diosc.
3,
(hrelya), adv. urgently.
ijiiiyfrvyfis, er, (\jfvx<ii>)
90
401 D.
*riiri6Tris,
BasU.
ijTor,
i),
I,
Athan. 108 B. HI, 240 C.
I,
(100).
(^Trtos)
gentleness, mildness.
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by Microsoft
rjpaioo)
567
1,
^0?
opposed to dXyi/ms.
ijo-uxdfuv Xdyof,
Diojr.
Hecat. Abder. apud Jos. Apion. Philonll, 267,22. 37.

Tipatoa,
22, p. 455,
fjoTiKms, adv. pleasurably ;
Sexi. 522, 19.

*'?<X"i'<>
'0
565, 23.
i2We'-
quid
Eudoc.
oi/,
M.
398.
q/"
'O
'Hpa(cXeiT(oy,
('HpoAcXeiTos)
Heraclitus.
a sophism.
198.
be silent,
Chrysipp.
18.
apud

'HpaicXeiffls
i:;jje(. 2, 18,
Gell. 1, 2.
7,
197.
fi.
To
6.
('HpaKXetoj),
adv. iiê Hercrdes.
Lucian. Ill, 354.

'HpadXemj', <avor,
3.
:=
a-iamdw.
Sext. 114, 12.
313,
To
live
in solitude,
as
an anchoret.
C/em. ^.
29.
6, Heracleon, a Valentinian. iK?>poZ. Haer. 270, 1281 B. Tertidl. H, 69 C. Theod. IV, 357
I,
PaZZacZ. Laus.
108 C.
fjovxaiTTiOv
II, 5, 42.
1187 A. Socr. 4, 24. Apophth. Joann. Mosch. 2896 B.
8ei fjo-vxa-Ceiv.
Philon
I,
2,
3.
D.
'HpaxXftofiTat, wv,
oi,
25, 19.
ov,
t6,
Pseudo-/Ms2. 1188 A.
(r)<ruxaa'Ti]s)
Heracleoniiae, the follow-
riavxa(mipiov,
13.
hermitage.
ers of Heracleon.
ijpejiaâ zz= ^pEfieo).
Epiph.
I,
577 C.
2, 9, 4.
Clim. 641 D.
.4 jra'Z.
720 A.
Theoph. Cont. 100,
Sep^ Esdr.
ISzech. 3, 15.
ijpefiTftiov
Tjo-vxaa-njs, ov, 6,
=r
Sfi rjpefieiv.
(ripepxi)
Philon
quiet.
I,
89, 43.
^pepdo),
ci)(7(B,
to
Vit.
Nil. Jun.
109 A.
^Hp/couXai/cov, ov, to,
66, 23, 3.
Also,
Herculaneum. Dion C. ''HpicKavov, Herculanum.

adv.
fitly.
Anton.
19.
4, 48.
(6.pp,6â>),
jjpp,o(ifiivas
Died.
17,
(fja-vxdCo>) hesychast, a solimonk. Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 29 E. Nil. 557 D. 576 A. Apophth. 185 A. Justinian. Novell. 5, 3. Joann. Mosch. 2908 A. (Compare Soz. 6, 20 'Yiavxias ipavres.) 2. The silentiarius of a monastery, whose duty it was to keep the brethren in order. PseudoBasil. ni, 1312 B. C. 1313 B.
tary,
^crvxaariKos,
ij,
rj,
ov, quiet, retired.
Clim. 724 A.
^HpmSiaKor,
'HprnSmvoi,
dv, ('Hptifiijs)
o/ Herod.
Theogn.
893 A,
TOTTOl.
Mon. 857 A.
mi/, oj,
fitrvxdfTTpia,
as,
rj,
female hesychast.
Diosc.
Joann*
("Hpd)8)jr)
Herodiani, Herodi22, 16.
Mosch. 2988 C.
^<rv)^, adv. moderately.
rjiTvxla., as,
rj,
ans, partisans of
3, 6.
Herod. Matt.
I,
Marc.
12, 16.
Tertull. II, 61 C.
Orig. Ill,
1553 A.
.
Epiph.
172 D.
Hieron. H, 178
sc. fierpov,
B.
3, 137 (147). with reference to hesychasts. Chal. Can. 4. Apophth. 313 D. Justinian. Novell. 133, 1. Clim. 1100
quiet, solitude,
ijpmeXcyetoi', ou, to, (rjpmos, eXeyeioi')
C.
fjo-vxtos, ov,
a distich consisting of a hexameter and an Drac. 161, 20. elegiac pentameter.

*fip(oiK6t,
fi,
following.
Clim. 812 A,
j3/os.
rjo-vxos, ov, quiet,
of hesychasts.
Pallad. Laus.
6v,
er o
heroic.
Aristot.
1204 C,
/Sios.
Poet. 22, 19, woiripaTa, heroic or epic poems.

4, 11, (TTixos.
metrum heroicum, heroic verse, the dactylic hexameter Dion. H. V, 21, 7. catalectic. Ibid. 24, 8.
rjpaiKov,
Merpov
279.
fj<T(f)a\i(Tpva>s (d<r0aXiX<)> 3'dv. securely.
Did.
A. 356
I,
C.
Greg. Nyss. HI, 268 C.

adv. with dishonor.
Epiph.
Simoc.
749 D.
TjTipoipevais (drtpda)),
108, 10.
20.
Pseudo-Deme^r. 89, 21.
Sext. 637,
131, 5.
rjrrripa, aros, to, (rjTrdopai)
Terent.
M.
'qpaiKas,
adv. heroically.
i
Hero
2. Diod. 15, 7. c e, in heroic style. Dion. Thr. 629,

fjcra, (ijpas,
worse state : defeat.

Cor.
Sept. Esai. 31, 8.

1, 6, 7.
^
^
Paul. Rom. 11, 12.

^
1 7, di'ay2'G>(TK6(r.
rivToparuTpivais (avToparl^co), adv.
djr6 rav-
qpaoXoyeat,
Xeyo>) (0 speak or ireoi

6, 3.
of heroes.
ijpaos, ov,
Strah. 11,
erou s
'Hpiiov /ifTpov,
fipcaiKds.
Classical.
Topdrov, by chance. Prod. Parm. 650 (70). fjxeiov, ov, TO, (^x^) sounding-instrument. Philon
I,
588, 45. 46.
Plut.
I,
757 E, a sort of
fipio'iKov.
Plut.
H, 402 D.
kettle-drum.
TjxriTiKds,
ri,
Galen. IV, 453 D.

sonorous.
Pseudo--Deme<r-. 1141 A. Aristid. Q. 51. 25, 4. Clem. A. I, 793 B, i^dperpov. T4rent.
ov, {jiXâi)
Diomed. 497,
27, (TTIXOS.
fixos,
M.
^pas,
507, versus.
0)05, 6,
ov,
6,
plural oi
fjpaies,
the
Koman
Lares.
Stud. 1705 A.
Cont. 106, 18.
mood, in music. Jejun. 1889 A. Theoph. Nic. CP. 860 D.
Dion. H. n, 673,
'Ho-aiavttrrai, wv, ol,
1.
[The
iJifuaZ recognizes eight
Esaianistae, a branch of
Tim. Fresh. 45 A. /s<. Esaias the prophet. Tryph. 120. Orig. I, 65 B. EI, 881 A. Eus. -g(T0Tipcvas (alcrBavopû), adv. feelingly.
the Acephali.
ou,
6,
moods, four authentic, and four plagal. The former are distinguished by the ordinal numbers 'thus, ^x' irpaTos, Sfvrepos, rpiTos, riTapros. The corresponding plagal moods are
;
'Ho-aiay,
n, 904 C.
iJoTtKo'r,
ij,
rfi',
(lySm) pleasurable.
Sext. 755, 8,
called ^x^ irXdyios tov irpaTov, ir\dyws tov SfvTcpov, vxf âpvs (never ^x' TrXdyios toB The rpiTov), and TrXdytos toC rerdprov.
Traôs, pleasurable sensation.
abridged forms of the names are ^x' >
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rjxos
/3',
568
Oakaa-a-OKpajJu^rj
?X* '^^- '' TO^ 7X* ^ ^- '^^^ "^""^ ^X* /3a/>i;ff is ttX. yS', ^x"' Every week has its apnever abbreviated. propriate mood (o ivbmTaKTos or ivophivos
rixoi y' ,
'^^-
^X'' ^^' ^'
^^
VX^'
II,
Luc. 21,
25,
Iren.
rixoi),
the starting-point being 'H
KvpiaKri
rod
20 A. rjas {rj, as), the Latin velut rendered into Curop. 14, 8. 47, 15 Greek, rjyovv, otov. TA SokoOi' alrm (popefia, ijuti, rj Kpivaviav, k. t. X.
600 A.
Clem. A.
d^TiVacrxO']
70, 1 2 'YiTOKap.ura,
rja>s
xiraivai.
e,
The represented in Latin by TH. Greeks sometimes doubled it in the middle of a word; see Baddiv, Kaddetrav, [The prototype of 6 is tlie PhoeKXc^î'f. in sound, however, it corresponds nician C The most ancient Greek into n aspirate. scriptions in which it is found are Inscr. 1, Franz. 1, e. 13. 16. Rang. 26. 27. 33. 40. The grammarians, imagining that e, being a rough mute, was invented at the same time with * and X, assert that its sound was
ffqTa,
Athen.
4, 36, p.
152 A.
or
fj
Plut. II, 897
F.
to
5,
later
'H
fip,frepa 6aKa<T(ra,
Ka6' r/pas âXatrco,
L. nostrum mare, our sea, with reference Rome. Diod. 4, 56. Strab. 1, 3, 13. 2,
18.
3, 1,
7.
'H iremiyvia BoiKaaaa,
frozen
sea.
\ao-a-a, the
Strab. 1, 4, 2. 'H x"^*^ 6abrazen sea, the laver in Solomon's
the
temple.
2, 4, 2.
Sept. Reg.
Sir. 50, 3.
Reg.
2, 8, 8,
4, 25, 13.
Par.
3, 18, 32. 35. 38,
trench, the true
be 6aKa, the Hebrew

salt-water.
Mar. Victorin. once represented by TH. Cramer. TV, 2459. Schol. Dion. Thr. 780.
325.]
reading being supposed to 2. Sea-water, n'7;?,^. Dieuch. apud Orib. II, 61, 4.
Polyb. 16,
1,
5, 4.
Diod. 20, 52. 88.

Diosc.
Strab. 17,
14, p. 365, 13.
2. In the later numerical system

for
eVfe'a,
it
stands
apud
Josu. ment,
Orib. II, 405, 12.

is
3.
2, 84. 89.
T-Fes^,
Herod.
because
nine,
or evvaros, ninth
ivveaKio-xtKi-oi,,
with a
the great sea
stroke before p, for sand.

a/Sfflp, TO,
nine thou-
8, 9. 12.
4.
to,
aeros.
west of Jerusalem. Sept. A kind of military j'ar-* Porph. Ger. 470, 6. Theoph.
(âXacrcra)
indeclinable,
Hebrew inn.
Tabor,
Cont. 19, 4.
OaKaa-aiSiov,
ov,
a mountain. Sept. Judic. 4, 6. Ps. 88,13. The grecized name is 'Iraîpiov.

6aKfvtt>,
eva-co,
under the holy
table.
a receptacle Porph. Cer. 34, 5.
(ÔKor)
^=
dnoTrarea.
Bl(f>pa)V.
Plut.
I,
52 E, iv
11.
Bdio), rjs,
I,
fj,
cmox'i>pf)<Tet
inl
Artem.
Euchol. 'AkoX tov McyaX. 'S.x'lpaTos. (Compare Nic. CP. 860 Tidevai to Iparia airov
ev
daKos, privy.
688 C,
eSiKai.
{Epiph.
II,
Dubious. Athan. 193 D ElaeXdav
T Sv(ytauTT}pi(a viroKOTfo rijs dyias Tpaire^r}s, as ini tov axriparos. Anon. Byz, 1304 D
irenoiriKe.)
Tt]V be Bakatrcrav ttjs dytas Tpaire^rjs e^ drtprf-
6''Apeios els daKov npos ras avrov xp^^^s.)
Tav \idwv
Sakaneio), eia-a, (dah.ap.os) to keep in the ivomen's
apartments.
Synes. 1080 C.
Pass.
?
*âXa(r<7jf<B or BdKaTTiîo, tV<o, to have the taste
6aKa530,
p,eiopat, to be in the loomen's apartments, to be
p.
Diphil. apud Athen. of sea-water. 92 A. Xenocr. 60, ttj yev(Tiv, as to
3,
42,
taste.
kept
15.
daKap-rj,
at
home.
the
Phihn
I,
I,
323, 44.
II,
daXdao-ios
or daXdmos,
600, 38.
a,
ov,
^=
dKovpyris.
Clem. A.
rjs, fj,
561 B. hold of a ship

aya>)
Diod.
II,
Lucian.
Ill,
6a\a(T<TiTT]s, ov, 6, sc. \idos,
the name of a gem.
248.
6dkap.rjy6s,
6v,
Epiph.
(GaXapos,
Ill,
300 A.
BdkaTTOâbi^m,
i<Ta>, OaSi'fm) r^s ôXdcroi;?, to walk on the
chamber-bear-
6aXa(r(roj3a8if<a or
ing :
thalamegus,
Diod.
1,
a barge fitted up with

Strab. 17,
1, 15,
irepvjraTai iin
cabins.
(TKa<pri-
85, vavs.
sea.
Stud. 801 B.
(fiiom) seafaring.
App. I, 13, 98, irXoia. the modern Egyptian kangia-l

*daKa(raa or BoiKaTTa,
r/s,
f],
[Compare
sea.
6dKacT(To^la>Tos, ov,
App.
I,
419,
Sept.
9.
the
BoKacrao^paxris,
Antyll.
es,
(fipexa) soaked in sea-water.

sea-
Num.
34,
7,
fj
Mediterranean.
Polyb.
p.
'H
peydKrj,
the great sea,

fj
the
ivros
apud
Orib. II, 187, 6.

,
ea-a BaXaaa-a, or
BaXaaa-ofibrjs or 6aXaTTo87jf
es,
seor-like
6aXaaa-a, the inner sea, tlie Mediterranean.
green.
p.
Posidon. apud Athen. 4, 36, 3, 39, 2. 152 A. Strab. 2, 5, 18. Plut. I, 631 F, T) ivTos Tav 'HpaxXciW ^TrjKav. 'H eâ 6aXao-o-a, the outer sea, the Atlantic Ocean. Polyb. 3, 57, 2. 3, 59, 7. Posidon. apud
Democr. Eph. apud Athen. 525 D. Strab. 17, 1, 35, p. 382.

r),
12, 29,
Bakaa-aoBia, as,
(Bed ?) sea-goddess
oi
CyriU.
A. X, 1032 A, epithet
6a\a(T(T0Kpdp^ri,
rjs,
Ephesus. a species of Kpaii:^r). Galen.
VI, 154 A.
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daXaaaoKparia
Bd\a<T<TOKpaTia, as,
ij,
569
frighten.
Bapê'iaBat.
9.
6appaXeoTr)<;
Sept. Reg.
2,
{BdKaaaoKpaTeta) mastery
to jight
22, 5, Tiva.
4, 7,
15
of the
sea.
Strab. 1, 3, 2, p. 74,
7/0*0},
OciKaa'iTOfUiêtOy
(/xapfo/iat)
with the
sea, to sea.
expose one's self to the perils of the Joann. Mosch. 3093 B.

r/,
Olymp. 484, 21. Bap^rjo-is, fcos, 17, (Bapêa) KnXrfîs. Ps. 30, 23. 2. Haste o-n-oufi^. Deut. 16, 3.
= =
Aquil.
4(^mX
6aKcuT<Toixa\ia, as,
Jight with the sea.
Petr.
ddpôs, ov,
6,
Alex. 484 A.
6d\a(r(T6fie\i, itos, to, (fJ-eXi)
Luc. Act.
3,
thalassomeli,
mixed with honey.
Bapôcn, mo-o),
= ^
B
6,
TO Bdpôs.
v.
1.
Sept. Eccl. 12, 5.
10 as
Aquil. Ex. 12, 11.
Bapêa.
-(tBoi.
Lucian.
Ill,
471.
rain-iuater
and
salt-water
Bus.
Bdpva,
II,
T],
169
Tj
Diosc. 5, 20.
6a\a(r(rovpyea>
z=
eK Tcov crTfp(f)vXav Tpv^, L. lora.
a-ovpyos) to
6,
{ddkaabe seafaring or a seafarer. Polyh.

or BaXarrovpyeco, rjam,
1, 1,
Geopon.
1,
7.
6, 13, 2.
BapvicTKos, ov,
(Bdpvos)
little
shrub.
Diosc.
52, 1.
Strab. 6,
p.
400, 11.
Max.
.4rr. 7, 20, 2.
ej,
Tyr. 89, 17.
dapvoetdrjs,
fj,
shrub-like..
Diosc.
1,
133.
3,
BaKaaacmopia, as,
(flaXao-crojrdpos) sea-voyage.
120. 4, 108.

6aKa(TtroTr6p(pvpos, ov,
,
(jrop(j}vpa)
Bdpvos, ov,
aXovpyrjs.
2,
6,
shrub, applied to herbs.
Diosc.
135.
Sext.,
Bekher. 379, 23.

(jTiVo))
Bapvocjidyos, ov, (ipayeiv) eating shrubs.
BaXaa-tTOTTOTrjs, ov, 6,
sea-water drinker.
14, 24.
dapvd)8r]s,
es,
Lucian. U, 103.
6aKa(r(r6a>
.
shrubby.
Diosc.
3,
114 (124).
Xatraa,
or BaKaTTOoa, maoD,
sinking
15, 2.
change into 6a2. Mid. 6d\aaa6opMi, to be in a condition, as a ship. Polyh. 16,

to
co>s,
Galen. VI, 366 A.

Bavdiripos, ov, deadly.
Polyb.
1,
56, 4, of beasts
of prey.
Diosc.
1,
13, p. 27, poisonous.
BdKaacraxns,
79,
(^BdKatraoo))
inundation.
PMonll,
GoXfio, as,
174, 19.
ri,
^dppaKov Bavdaipov, deadly poison. Diosc. 1, 94. 3, 109 (119), 17, 103. Bavanda =: BavaTdco. Lucian. IH, 354.
424, 16.
BavaTTjpLov, ov, to,
Diod.
p. 455.
Sext.
Thalia, the title of a

I,
work of
Pint.
Arius.
Athan.
452 A.
II,
20 A.
Polyaen.
^=
BavariKov.
Cedr.
I,
679.
II,
6a\(m((a, cura, (GaXeja)' to

II,
357 E.
Written
6,
make merry.
BavanKos,
Jos.
rj,
ov,
(Bdvaros) of death.
Diod.
also 6aKidâ>.
516, 43, cyKXrjpa, capital.
610, 39, Kpiais.
4, 15.
eaXc'Xajoj, ov,
Thalelaeus, a saint.
Proc.
Ill,
328,
2.
doXiaô), see 6aKeiaâ.
BdKKia, as,
0,
7},
^=
OcQCkos, olive-branch.
Diosc.
86, p. 748.
rj,
782 D, ftj/im. B. J. 2 871 B, yvaprjSubstantively, to Bavannov, mortality, pestiJoann. Mosch. 2996 B. C. lence, plague. Anast. Sin. Til A. Leant. Cypr. 1717 A. Theoph. 345, 14, 765 C. Chron. 619, 12.
15, 11, 5, p.
3, 5, 7, vopot.
Ant
Plut.
I,
6aXKi,vos,
ov,
of BoKKoi.
(doKXos)
Schol. Arist.
Av.
et alibi.
798.
BavaToXoyeopai (Xeyrn),
to be
spoken of as dead.
SdKXiov, ov, TO,
=:
Apophth. 93 C.
of palm-leaves.
(in
253 C. 2. Basket made Apophth. 92 B GaXAlv o-Itov

eva êpm-iXi aiTapi).
2.
âtov, palm-leaf
Anast. Sin. 200 D.

BavaTOTTows,
II,
d, dv, (noieai)
causing death.
Eus.
853 B.
6,
modern Greek
ij,
BaXXls, Ihos,
SaXXos, ov,
6,
= =
BdvaTos, ov,
death.
BdXXiov
doKKiou.
Hes.
trtVou.
Tov, not to die.
Luc. 2, 26 M17 ISeiv BdvaBarn. 780 B, alavtos, eternal
Pallad. Laus. 1011
death.
Tos,
Epict. 3, 24, 27.
'0 Sevrepos Bdva-
B,
(J3oLVLK<ov.
Apophth. 352 B,
6a\Xa,
[2 aor. WaXov. Sept. Ps. Sap. 4, 4. Paul. Phil. 4, 10, av-c'âXov, in all the passages.]
to bloom, etc
27, 7.
Apoc. 2, second death, perdition. In the philosophy of the first 11, et alibi. centuries of our era, the second death is the
the
Bal^mad, the
Hebrew nvaSn
= mrXa
Symm.
Sepf.
v\jn])
first
separation of the vovs from the ijrvxfi, *1^^ death being the separation of the yjmxri
II,
Cant. 4, 4 (Aquil. endX^fisBaXirrtjpios, a, ov, (ffaXwco)
warming.
Antip. S.
from the crapa. Plut. also Orig. I, 1025 A.)

Mvlat, Bavarova-ai,
BavTj,
rjs,
Tj,
942
seq.
(See
1
21.
BdXvKpos, a, ov,
8, 1.
BavaToco, ixra, to be dead.
Sept. Eccl. 10,
Sidirvpos ?
Agath. Epigr.
dead flies.
Cedr.
I,
=^
BdvaTos, death.
133,
BaXiîs,
ems,
ly,
(jSaXirm)
a warming, warmth.
Alex. Aphr. Probl.
1,
20.
Moschn. 126,
5.
p. 61.
2.
Bditra, to bury.
TfBdfjjBat.
Sext. 267, 4.
Justinian. Cod.
17, 3,
[Clem. A- I, 132 B, TeraâTot, Orig. I, 976 104 A, TtrdîBai.
Prooem.
iBafiêvu)
A.]
following.
Aphil. 61 B.
to surprise,
dappaXeoTTis, rjTos,
I.
17,
BaparaXedrrjs.
Phdon
Bofiîw, to cause to be astonished,
476, 16.
Plut. II, 523 D.
72
Digitized
by Microsoft
'
Bappew
tappito, to trust,
17,
e'is
570
in.
BeavSpiicoi}
Xevs Papaiav dupaTms ful thing.
hiiiKri, it
put confidence
Mai. 271,
was a wonder-
n.
NU. 276
A to Te6apprjp.iva, secrets.
Cyrill.
Nic.
Sapa-ia,
CP.
Hist. 41, 18, c"s nva.
6avpa<TT0vpyr)pa,
aros,
to,
=
26.
7,
BavpaToipyrjpa,
preceding.
A. X, 13
Philon
sical.
II,
93, 41.
to
-irBaL, to
be confided in.
f/a-a),
davpaa-Tom,
acrai,
render Qavpaaros.
2, 1,
Clas-
SapaoTToUw,
Tov
(ttouo)) to inspire with Sdpa-os,
Sept. Keg.
oariov.
Par.
2, 26, 15.
to encourage.
lifj
Gregent. 777 D.
652 A, avndpva,
Ps. 4, 4, TOV
6 -6rjvai.
16,
ra
ikir) <tov.
138,
(poPetcrdai.
a,
Theoph. 491, 15, nvd.
'SdtTtos,
ov,
Thasian.
Qdata
=^
6avpaToypa(j)ta, as,
rj,
(ypd(f>a)
an account
of
a/iuySaXa.
57.
Diosc. 4, 187 (190).
Athen. 14,
6avpaTa.
story.
Sophrns. 3652 D.
fj,
daTepdXrjirros, ov,
davparoXoyia, as,
(BavpaToKoyos) wonderful
Sarcpa
'Kijtttos.
Bus.
II,
Synes. 1128
ov,
v.
1.
BavpacrTokoyia.
sto-
273 A. ddTepov ^=. TO arepov (erepov).

Tr)s
OavpaToKoyos,
(Xeyo)) telling wonderful
But
are
tov ddrepov,
darepas,
Ill,
tS>v
Barepaiv
bad
forms,
Gelas.
iucian.
186.
^dnm. 1720 D.
1289 A.
6av, TO, the
Clim. 992 A.
Eus. IV, 825 C. BavpaTOTTOiecD, TjtTO), to perform miracles, Greg. Nyss. HI, 349 C. BavpaTOTToua, as, fj, wonderful achievement.
ries.
,
name of the Hebrew n. Eus. Ill, Epiph. Ill, 280 B. Dion. H. I, 66, 1 6avpa, aros, to, wonder. 2 Qavfia TTOieiirSm ttSis dp.(f>0Tepas e<rxov. Miracle. Eus. II, 125 A. VI, 624 A.
789 A.
Dion
Nyss.
C.
Ill,
57,
21,
5.-2.
956 C.
Miracle.
Greg.
920 C.
SavpaTOTTOios, ov,
Bavparovpyos.
Anast. Sin.
Athan. II, 928 B. 933 B. Chrys. VH, 6 A. IX, 432 C. 585 E (I, 137 A. 408 Basil. Sel 561 A. Sophrns. 3532 A, C). Joann. Mosch. 3108 A. Anast. et aKbi. Sin. 229 B Ta Xeyop-eva naiîKa 6avp.aTa tov
Theod. Her. 1309 B.
Greg. Nyss. HI, 904 D.
XpiaTov.
"Q
C.
Toi)
AmpUl. 40
i6avpdâ>, to
Chrys.
Bavparos ! O the wonder I, 513 C.
.'
113 C. BavpaTovpyew, rja'a, to toorJc miracles. Hippol. 833 B. Pamphil. 1557 B. Chrys. IX, 631 E. X, 12 B. BavpaTovpyrjpa, aros, to, wonder-work, miracle, Apocr. Anaphor. Pilat. A, 5. Aster, 328 B. BavpuTovpyia, as, fj, the working of miracles. Bust. Ant. 677 C. Eus. U, 864 C. Athan. H, l;l64 C. Chrys. X, 49 B.
BavpaTovpyiKos,
yos.
fj,
ov,
pertaining
to
Bavparovp-
wonder at. Polyh. 24, 5, 12 'EttI (TOV 8e davpdâ ttSis Sivrj. Diosc. lobol. p. 51 QavpdêLV 8e ianv eVi tSiv MeBoSiKav olnvfs Philostr. 322 OavpaaOiv Se oil (TvyxiopovcTLv. T^s Pa)p.ris, being the wonder of {to) Rome.
Clim. 1033 B.
ov,
Bavparovpyos,
(EPrO)
tvonder-working, mir-
a respecter of persons. Sept. Gen. 19, 21 '^davpuad crov to irpocramov, I have accepted thy request ; in a good sense. Job 28, 8. 32,22. [Apoc.n,
Qavpd^civ irpoa-amov,
to be
Method. 388 C, Beds. Eus. n, 264 C. Theod. Lector 209 C, Tfnjyopuis of Neocaesarea. Horol. Nov. 17. 6ia, as, fj, L. spectaculum, a public sight or show. Diod. 13, 94. Plut. I, 474 B, povaLucian. II, 393. App. II, 165, 81. pdxiov. *Bed, as, fj, goddess, a title given to queens.
acle-working.
Inscr. 3137, 9, 7,TpaToviiaj. 4697, 10. 313. Beayayew, fjaco, (Beds, ayta) to evoke the gods. Iambi. Myst. 112, 10.
Bfaytayia, as,
fj,
8 Oavpaadrja-oj/TaL ^=. davpAaovTaL.']

Savp,d<Tios, a, ov,
I,
wonderful, marvellous.
370, 4,
6<ji6rjvai.
Ta
Philon
18,
Bavpdcria, marvellous
things.
6,
Sept. Ps. 76, 12. 15.
TOV Kvpiov.
Matt. 21, 15.
2>
Sir. 48, 4.
evocation of the gods.
Porphyr,
Greg,
Admirable.
title.
Superlative, davp.a(ria>TaTos, as a
Basil.
Aneb. 38, 13. Naz, II, 25 A.

BfdC<o
lamM. Myst.
Malch. 271,
92, 9.
IV, 783 D.
1061 B.
r),
=:
Beidâ.
BavpaaioTTis, rjTos,
admirableness, as a
ly
title.
tJjs
Beapa, aros, to, sight,
Ta
22.
eirra Bedpara, the
Chrys. HI, 606 D,

o-ijs.
afj.
Chal. 1541 E,
(roO.
seven wonders of the world.

16. 16,
1,
Strab, 14,
2, 5.
Theod. IV, 1197 A,

r),
5.
17, 1, 33.
Plut.
n, 983
E.
BavpaaTiKos,
sical.
ov,
inclined to
wonder
at.
Clas-
(See also
ETrrd.)
ov,
Strab. 2, 3, 4, ru/dj.
8, (nlpprip,a,
Dion. Thr. 642, an adverb (interjection) expressstrange

:
.')
BeavSpcUfXos,
Beav&pia, as,
(Beavipos, ieXos) resembling
God and man.

fj,
Porph. Cer. 519,
19, elKav.
ing wonder (âfiai, Tranai,

Bavpaa-nKots,
the being BtavSpos.
Method. 376
the
Beavbpos,
adv.
95,
wonderingly
I,
admiringly.
C.
BfavbpiKos,
fj,
Philon
II,
Jos. Ant. 8, 6,
640, 11, ^xîv nvos. Orig. HI, 204 5, hiAReurSm.
13.
dv,
pertaining
973.
to
Caesarius
872.
1025.
Pseudo -i)ion.
Savpao-Tos,
A. IV, 792 C. i), ov, wonderful: admirable, excellent wine. Chal. 1557 B. Attal. 106, 19 QavpacTTov T^ Svn Koi dîoXoyov yfyovev Iva jSacri-
1072 C.
201, 6.
Anast, Sin, 45 D. Simoc, 51, 18. Damasc, H, 348 C, x'^P<'i"^P ""

Nic,
II,
Xptarov,
popcpfj.
709 B.
Theoph. 393,
13,
Digitized
by Microsoft
deavSpiKa)<;
6eav8piKas, adv. like God^man.
571
Anast. Sin. 221
Caesarius
6eaTpov6p.iov, to,
deio-TTOtew
quid

shining.
D.
BeavSpos, ov, (avrfp)
D.
6edvdpawog.
6eavyj]s,
is,
{aiyrj)
divinely
Nicet.
989. 1036. 1168.
Paphl. 41 C.
deavBpemos, ov, (avBpamos) God-man,

(at the
God and
I,
6ed<j)iv, 6m(j>i.ov,
same time) man.
Leant.
Steph. Diac. 1076 C, tokos-
1708 B. (Compare Eus.

Greg.
deacjiov
see Beid^tov.
Vit.
6idcf)iov.
Euthym. 49.
Theoph.
Cont. 530,
6eda>,
9.
n, 63
B
II,
"AvBpcoTrov oimoU koI 6(6v.)
6eaiidpcm6a>, omtcd, to render Beavdpamos.
Naz.
721 C.
BeanoheiKTos, ov, {mroSeiKwp.i) divinely
proved
barbarous, =^ Bedopat. Commonly in the imperative Sea Oea. Drac. 150, 25. Eus. Ill, 413 A. IV, 263 A. 885 A. Jul. 300 A. Athan. I, 56 C. Did. A. 425 A. Chrys.
OT established.
BeapfiTKia, as,
rj,
Nic.
II,
1081 C.
Apofiith. 421
X, 63 D.
6eypi', 6,
Greg. Dec. 1205

4, 2.
^rao-M.
Oeov dpctrKeia, the pleasing
Thegri, the angel protecting beasts.
of God (to please God).

as V.
1.
17,
Herm. Vis.
Hieron. VI, 1286
(604),
Tyr
(apxrj}
incorrectly.
[This figment was ap-
Seapxio., as,
the
Supreme
Divinity.
Fseudo-JDion. 137 A.
StapxiKos,
vinity.
Tj,
Bee,
parently suggested by eHPIoi/.] the Hebrew Nn, plural Beelp,

Sept.
r=
3,
iraards,
14, 28.
ov,
belonging to the Supreme Di-
Trapaards, chamber.
Reg.
Vseado-Dion. 121 A. 180 A. PseudAthan. IV, 932 A. Sophrns. 3677 A. Anast. Sin. 1436 B, Xôy.
BituTis,
fa>s,
Ezech. 40,
Beriyopeco,
7, 12.
r)<Ta>,
16.
Beriyopos elpi
Caesarius 856.
868.
Cyrill.
17,
A. IX, 1009
C.
^,
(Sedâ)
=-
6euKrp,6s.
Porph.
Berjyopia, as,
discourse concerning God.
CaeDid.
Inscr.
Abst. 309.
deariKos,
r/,
sarius 1060.
ov,
Did. A. 781 B.
(Êao/iai)
capable of seeing.
Beriyopos, ov, (dyopeva) speaking
of Gad.
priest.
Epict. 1, 6, 3.
BeaTpoKta, as,
fj,
A. 416 A.
(fiiarpov)
area theatralis.
BerjKoXos, ov, 6,
(-koXos,
colo)
Justinian. Novell., 6 3, 1.
6eaTpi^<o,
to
((TO), to make a gazing-stock, to hold up shame ; to disgrace publicly. Paul. Hebr. Martyr. Path. 1437 B. Greg. Nyss. 10, 32. m, 1186 A. Theoph. Cont. 69, 15, nva 2. To be on the Svov. 198, 7, iOiarpi^sTO. Pallad. Laus. 1185 A. stage as an actor. Mai. 314, 21. 3. Leant. Cypr. 1716 B.
344.
Berjpdxos, Beryirvoos, see OeopAxps, BeoTrvoos.
Beta, as,
rj,
aunt.
Athan.
I,
708 B.
Gi-eg.
Naz.
m,
1600 A.
under divine influence, Philon I, 479, 34. 2. To Clem. A. I, 1064 A. 1293 B. H,
BeiAâi, axTco, (fieXos) to be

to be inspired.
deify.
408 A.
Beiaapos, ov,
6,
To
.
divulge.
Theoph. Cont. 27,
6.
inspiration, enthusiasm.
Clas-
BeaTpta-fio, aros, to,
a representation on Greg. Naz. HI, 293 A.

e's,
the stage.
BearpoeiSris,
76.
like
a Bearpov.
Diad.
2,
10.
16,
14,
Dion. Thr. 642, 17 Qeiaapov etrippj]Dion. H. Ill, 1475, 8. para (elol, evdv). Plut. n, 855 B.
sical.
BeiAff>iov,
19, 45.
Aristeas 13.
Strdb. 4,
1, 4.
ov, TO,
^=
Beiov,
2, 15..
Tzetz. Chil. 12, 743.
Also
7
sulphur,
brimstone.
Bedcpiov.
Pseudoalso
dearpoei&ms,
adv. in the
form of a
to be
theatre.
Chrys.
X, 1084 A.
'Hes.
Na0fla
Strab. 16, 2, 41.
Apocr. Martyr. Barth.

Beafpov.
BeiKos,
r),
ded(j>iv.
See
A.
I,
applauded Tatian. 19, p. 489 A. at the theatre. BearpoKOTTta, as, ^, applause at the theatre. Artem. 258.
deoTpoKOTTeopaj, {OearpoKoTTos),
ov,
6.
(Beos)
BeXos,
divine.
Just.
Monarch.
Iren. 888 B.
Clem.
164
dearpoKOTTOs, ov, (kotttco) courting applause. Ptol.
Tetrab. 165.
6eaTpoKuvriyi<Tia, av,
tcl,
=: Kvvriyetrui.
Justinian.
B. 616 A. Hippol. 609 A. PorpJiyr. apud Eus. ni, 337 A. Did. A. 272 A. Hippol. 832 B. Beims, divinely. BeiKas, adv. Did. A. 300 B. Athan. I, 493 B. 836 A.
Novell. 105,
6eaTpop.avea>,
1.
Titrat,
588 A.
6eaTpopjivj]s
elp,i,.
Philon
BeiXoneSeva, eua-a, (BeiKoTreSov) to dry in the sun.

Diosc.
5, 9.
rj,
n, 167,
Isid.
15.
SeaTpopavfis, es, (paivopai)
mad
after the theatre.
Beioyapia, as,
(ydpos)
t6 yrjpai
dbeXcjirlv
1596 B.
fj,
'Pseni-Athan. IV, 157 A.

(pavia) madness
after theatriOrig.
I, 8,
TTJs TeXevrrjO-doTjs
yvvaiKos (o-ufuyou).
Tim.
Oearpopavla, as,
Alex. 1304 B.
[The etymological meaning

Belav.']
cal representations or exhibitions.
996 A.
32.
CyrUl.
H. 1069 C.
Const.
AposL
BeioyevT/s, es,
seems to be to yrjpai Trjv ^Beoyevrjs17,
Sibyll. 5,
261.
BeioXaTpeia, as,
(XaTpeia) the worship
of
22.
the
Oearpov, ov, to, spectacle, public show.
Paul.
deity.
Cor.
1, 4, 9.
BeioiroUm

BeoTToiea.
Sibyll.
Frag.
2,
Digitized
by Microsoft
6elo<;
572
Inscr. 3832, the
6e\^Tos, a, OV,
6e\(o
(6e\a>) to be willed.
Pseudo-.
6elos, a, ov, divine,
as a
title.
800 B. 1108 B. 2. Sacer Socr. 660 A. Caesarius lliQ. âa-CKiKos, of the emperor, imperial. Athan. Ephes. 984 B. 989 A. 1, 401 B, ypdfiiia.
Roman
emperoj-.
Bus.
II,
Theophyl. B. IV, 1224 C.

6e\TITT)s, ov, 6,
one who
Cyrill.
wills.
Sept.
Mace.
I, 4,
42, v6pov, one attached to the
Law, defender
of the Law.
23, 24.
A.
1.
I,
449 A.
2. VenReg.
4,
CMl. 849 B, npiovaJoann. Ant. 1457 C. Const. (536), Just. Imper. 5. 7, vo/ws. Ta. 1208 D, irpaicrevTos. Antec. Prooem. 3, TroKaTiov.
triloquist zzzi iyyacTTplpvBos.

4, 21, 6
Sept.
Justinian. Novell.
fj,
1, 4,
a'.
eei&n)s, T]Tos,
(5eIos) L.
divinity.
divinitas,
deity, di-
vine nature
Sept. Sap. 18, 9.
Paul.
681 C. II, 351 E. 665 Theophil. 3, A, et alibi. Lucian. HI, 149. 29. Orig. I, 748 B. 805 C. 932 D. 352 B, Athan. I, 353 C, rrjs ypacfirjs. Tou 'l?;<7oC.
Eom.
1, 20.
Plut.
I,
AguU. Lev. 20, 6. Eus. II, 1388 A, biSeXrinKos, i), ov, volitive. Apollinar. Laod. apud Anast. Sin. vafiis. 1184 A. dcKrjTos, Tj, ov, willed, wished for, desirable, delightsome. Sept. Reg. 1, 15, 22. Malach. 3, Athan. II, 461 C Qe12. Epict. 4, 1, 101.
as v.
\r)T6v iafTiv avTui,
it is
his will.
2.
Theletus,
2. Divinity, or 97 A, Tov \6yov Tov narpot. rather sacredness (sacred majesty), a title Eus. 11, applied to kings and emperors.
a Valentinian Aeon emitted by avBpamos and

iKiiKrjaia
:
his female counterpart
is a-o<f>ia.
Iren 449 B.
6eXriTas, adv. mllingly.
Did. A. 285 B.
attractive.
Athan. I, 401 B, aiOrib. I, 1, 1. 800 B. Gregent. T&v, Constantine and his sons. Justinian. Cod. 1, 1, 3, 597 A, ij fjiieTipa.
6fto(f>6pos,
BeKKTiKos,
Tj,
ov,
{6i\yio) fascinating,
Just. Apol. 2, 11.
deXîs, ear,
fj,
fascination, attractiveness.
8, 24.
Plut.
ov,
B(o(p6pos.
Greg. Naz. Ill,
n, 662 A. Ael. N. A. 6e\a> and ideXto, to will,

want.
to wish, to desire, to
412 A. 423 A.
^fioxpoos,
ov,
5,
With the
accusative of the immediate
{Bilov,
XP) brimstone-colored.
Diosc.
fleioo), (OtrtB,
5o)8i/f,
Clem. A.
= = 1137
I,
117 (118).
6e6a>.
Philon
I,
374, 21.
Sept. Ps 39, 15 Oi 6e\ovTs poi koku. Matt. 20, 21 Tt fle'Xeif ; what unit thou ? what do you wish? Epict. 1, 2S, 8. 1,4, 27'hMoi'
object.
.
6eios, divine.
Just.
Tryph. 134.
B.
18.
Beiaihrjs, es, (6fiov)
L. sulfureus, sulphurous, sul1, 3,
phureous.
5,
Strab.
16,2,44.
Diosc.
121 (122).
adv.
Apoc.
divinely.
9, 17.
fetoSSr,
^rfa?n. 1753 C.
6eKi\
3.
(Hebrew)
r)s,
fj,
Athan. I, 401 B. Pseudo-Z)wra. 513 A. Jos. Ant. 10, 11, <rra6\j.6s.

5, 25.
Theodtn. Dan.
vpels 8' oêirBe n 6ean&rqv Tavrrjv Anton. 4, 6, toOto. 4, 13 Ti oXXo fle'Xets Apocr. Act. Paul, et Theel. p. 62 Ti airnp) ScXere ; what do you want of her ? Apophth. Mai. 387, 11. Macar. 33. ee'Xeis oi fltXets, L. velis nolis, whether you are willing or not. Apophth. 396 A. Epict. 3, 9, 16. 6c'X oi deXd, will he, nUl he. Epict. 3, 3, 3. Theophil. 1, 8, p. 1036 B Anion. 11, 15.
rfjv
. . . . ,
Xere.
Bixka,
Thecla,
Tertull.
I,
1219 A.
SeXyrjTpios, ov,
^=
a legendary saintess. Athan. II, 1305 C. Psell. 1133 A. BeKKTrjpios.

loill,
Tore TTurrevo-eLS 6i\<av Koi

576, 19 'Edv re BcXrjS, iav re
pfj
deXav.
Sext.
(cai pi).
Nil. 341
kSk
SeXr)!,
K&v
p.fi
deXr/s.
6e\ripa,aTos,r6, (fleXco)
wish, desire.
Sept.
tive, SeXco
Reg.
3, 5, 8. 9.
Ps. 106, 30 'EttI Xi/zcVa OeXr)-
Porph.
Tov
may form Adm. 117, 18
In the subjunca protasis without iav.

"AjreXfle
pera tov
ttXou-
jiaros airav, their desired haven.
Eccl. 12,
1.
o-ov, BeXrjs els ttjv xâipav (rov, deXrjs aiXXa-
Mace.
2, 1, 3.
Matt. 18, 14 Ovk etrnv de\r]p.a

Toij
Xov, go toith thy riches to thy country, or to
enTrpoadev tov narpos vp-mv

aiTokrfTcu.
iv ovpavols iva
any
other place
you
like.
Joann.
6,
40, Iva exg-
Patriarch.
With wo, where

uses the infinitive.
the classical language

7,
1108 B, ToO Beoi. Martyr. Polyc. 1033 C. Apophth. 193 B Ei BcXrjpd aov itrriv Iva cttS)
is
Matt. 20, 33.
12 Havra
TOK TOTTov pov.
volitions in Christ.
Athan.
peror.
Ta 8vo two Anast. Sin. 44 A. PseudIV, 925 B. 2. Decree of the emIgnat. 728 A. 3. Thelema, the
deXrjpaTa, the
ovv oo"a &v deXrjTs tva ttolSxtiv vpXv
ol avSpanoL.
Marc.
should
17, 24.
6, 25,
tva iâvTrjs
Tis yvoi
(yviS), he
it.
Smy poi. 9, 30, iva would not that any man

Joann.
Ignat. 688
1,
know
10, 35, Iva ttoiôtjs 13, iva cvXoyri6^.
Barn.
1,
spouse o{^v66s.
Bikqcns, ems,
15.
fj,
Iren. 572 A.
Sept. Par.
2, 15,
B.
Epict.
volition, will.
iva apndtrma-i.
With
21, 3,
ha
eavpaâcn.
that.
18, 14,
el,
Sept. Sir. 23,

will wish that
Prov. 8, 35, /awr. Sap. Paul. Hebr. 2, 4. /u.si. Tryph. 61. Iren. 1232 B. Athan. II, 464 A. (?9-e(jr. Naz. II, 81 D. 2. Thelesis, Voluntas, the spouse of ^v66s. in the Valentinian theology. Hippol. Haer. 294, 21. TertuZZ. II, 589 A.
18. 16, 25, et alibi.
Tobitl2,
14 BeXfjO-eis
willed
ei pfj iyevvrfdrii,
you had not been born.

:
Pass.
34:1
you
BiXopai,
to be
to
be acceptable or pleasing
to one.
Ignat. 696
eeXijo-are Iva Koi ipcis BfXTjBfiTe.
Epict. 4,
1,
59.
Ench.
14, 2 TS>v
iialvov
BfXopevaiv.
Clementin.
A.
Aihan.ll,i6\
\
QeXopevos ioTiv 6 vlos irapa tov irarpos
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by Microsoft
defia
573
Beo^po'ôi
opposed to
2.
love,
adfXriTOS.
464
A 'O vi6s
Reg.
rrj
BeXrj-
ufi y BiXerai, napa tov irarpos.
word.
to
To
2,
delight in, to have pleasure in,

(jjiKS).
evSoKo),
Sept.
1,
18, 22,
a-ol.
15, 26.
Ps. 17, 20, nvd.

33, 13,
fmiji/.
39,
7.
To assign a meaning to a 3. To form a word, in grammar. Apollon. D. Adv. 534, 32. Sext. 633, 14. 634, 6. 11. 4. To draw a horoscope, to make an astrological calcidation.
1.
Synt. 11,
2.
.Sext. 331, 14.
40, 12.
21, 9, avTov.
rj
Hos.
6, 6
Porph.
Bepm-iKos,
Adm.
rj,
93, Kavova.
*EXeoy BiXcD,
3.
Act.
(quam)
6v<riav.
Esai. 5, 24.
idenaria-Bri, its
Cedr. I, 497, 17 horoscope ivas drawn.
Volo, to import, to
2, 12.
mean,
Epict.
signify.
Luc.
6v, in
which a prize (stake)
is
pro-
17, 20 Ti hv 6i\oi ravra clvai,

3, 13,
posed.
what these things mean. yap 6 epr/pMS Kara thai, is understood

Ti
3 QeXci
nji/ cvvoiav dôridrjToi to be.

;
ns
Clementin. 333
sibi
which the victor was entitled to one talent of money. 2i Primitive, not derivative, in grammar. Apollon. D. Pron. 264 A. 374 C. Synt. 102,
8.
Inscr. 247, dyaves, in
6fKeL TovTo
I,
etvai
quid hoc
sibi velint ?
vult ?
Clem. A.
18.
216
B
;
Ti 6eKoviTiv
vp,Xv oi irpo-
of melody.
<rKvvovp,m>oi \i6oi
4.
quid
Diog.
8,
To maintain,
assert, to be
1, 4, 6.
Pint,
n, 883 E.
Pans.
of opinion. Iren. 529 A
Porphyr. Prosod. 110,Xc'|is. 3. A kind Plut. II, 1135 D, i/o>os 4. Pertaining to a dep-a 8. Theoph. 769, 6, arpaTcSiTai. Porph. Cer. 471, Tovppdpxrjs. Theoph. Cont. 55, 19, o-toKos. Substan-
'E^ ^s Trjv &8f 6i\ov(Tiv iairapBai cKKKrjcrlav. 645 B ^vtoi de akXov deXovcrt tov Kar eiKOua
KOi SfioiattniJ deov
tively, 01 BepanKoi, sc. orpanSiTai, soldiers be-
longing
17.
to the
depuTa
(6epa)
8.
Theoph. Cont. 79,

horoscope.
yeyov&ra dptrevoQrjKvv av~

ttjv
Cerfr-. II, 24, 16.
Bptimov.
mv
20. 19.
664 C HovT eivai Sext. 301, 16 BiXovm. Hippol. Haer. 526, 40.
dnoKvrpoi3.
depanov,
ov,
to,
thema,
343,
509,
8, 3,
Hermes
Porph.
Adm.
Herodn.
93, 7 Bepdnv.
depuina-pos, ov,
6, (depurri^co)
;
deiris, position,
5. Will (iDOuld), shall (should), auxiliary.

Patriarch. 1040
in
Kai
elp,^ 'Iokoj^
6 Trarfip
rjBeXe Kvpios.
opposed to îais, nature. Sext. 633, 17 Kara depana-pov, by conven-
grammar
Tffiav irpo(rr]vâTO irepi e/io5 jrpoy Kvpiov,
tion.
Kvptos dveXetv [Me.'^=.
dvelXeu
'av
fie
6epe\iovxos, ov, (depeXwv, cx"") Wôlding the
noaovs kottovs Cypr. 1685 C ACpiov 6i\op,ev ivSv<Tai vpds. Damasc. II, 320 B OeXety elirelv OTi 6 XpKXTos ovk evjrev ^pds
6e\eis aTToXecrcu.
Joann. Mosch. 2865
C BXore
foundation of the earth

125, Posidon.
(yatijopôs).
CornuL
Leont.
*depe\i6a,
tion,
to
oicroi,
(BepeXios)
to
lay the founda7, 5, 2,

7,
found.
Xen. Cyr.
2, 3, 10. 1, 68.
11.
9.
Sept.
noieiv
elxovas
koI
TrpocrKvveiv
(Arist.
Nub.
)(ei-
Josu.
2
6, 26.
Esdr.
Ps. 23,
1416
yov
$?ô-f(s vopi^(r6aL
ye
TratSoff
tovto Tovp'Eyo)
101, 26.
Diod.
fj,
15, 1.
eivai).
325
&e\eis Xcyeu*
on
6epeKLcocris, ems,
3,
foundation.
laying
Sept. Esdr. 2,
ponolrfTa ov irpo<TRVva>.
\^Sept. Ps. 40,
12 reê-
12.
rj,
Ignat. 620 A redeXrjKa =: fjdeXriKa. Xiyxas. Phryn. 332 TedeXrjKevm, condemned. Sext. Greg. Naz. U, 80 B TedeXrjpeda-^ 682, 16.
BepeKuoTiKos,
ov,
the
foundation.
Pseudo-Z)!0. 333
6epis, tSof,
t),
to OepeXiamKov.
Inscr. 4352. 4380,
e.
festival?
t),
*depa, aros, to, (jiBripi) that which

parcel, a pile of anything.
Eustrat. 2336 A, 2. Deposit, money

Sept.
placed: Sept. Lev. 24, 6.

is
6epL(TTeia, as,
(depuTTeia>) delivery
43, p. 389, 3.
of
oracles.
Strab. 17,
1,
ttjs 'Ac^poSiVijr,
picture.
BepiTotbrjs, es, (Bepis)
oracular.
Eus.
Ill,
352
deposited.
II,
Ceb. 31.
Tobit
4,
9.
Plut.
Stake, prize, reward.
Ignat.
116 A. 721 A.
3.
(quoted).
4.
0eo^d(TTaKTos, ov, (Beds, âcrtdô)) held by God.
Germ. 368 A.
6eo^be\vKTOs,
ov,
Thema, propositum,
assumption, that which
(^bekviriTopai)
abhorred of
is
taken for granted, in logic. Sext. 354, 3. 5. Theme, primitive word, in grammar. 324 C. 374 C. Apollon. D. Pron. 272 C. 6. Coffer, box, z= 6r)Kri. Sept. 394 A.
God.
Syncell. 10, 10.
deoôvXeirms, adv.
Theoph. 599, 21. BeoôvKas. Nicet. Paphl.
500 D.
6eoôv\rjTos, ov, (fiovXr/Tos) willed
Keg.
7.
1, 6, 8.
15.
cordance
ioith
the will
of God, in acof God. Clementin.

Anast. Sin. 93
divine
In Byzantine Greek, a division of analogous to the ancient legion. Mauric. 2, 2. Theoph. 547, 18. 560, 5. Leo. Tact. 18, 150. Porph. Cer. 451, 12.
troops,
36 A, SiSaa-KoKia.
deoffovXla, as,
rj,
6eov ôvXrj. adv.
B.
deofioiiKcDS
(ôvXrj),
by
wisdom.
Cedr.
n,
4,
19.
Military
district.
Germ. 149 D.
Beo^pdêvTos, ov,
(^pafieva)
Theoph. 539, 12.

1,
728, 21. 744.

6.
Leo. Tact.
12, 14.
15,
decreed by
God.
10. 14.
Porph. Them. 11,
Cedr.
1,
741, 23.
et alibi.
Sepanâ,
la-a, (Se/ia)
to collocate.
Apollon. D.
Beo^poxos, ov, (^pexa) rained down Tim. Hier. 237 C, KaraxXuo'/ioc.
from God.
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by Microsoft
deo^pvTo)
made
lo
Clem. A,
I,
161
Damasc.
to the
Ill,
689 C. D.
B.
6(o^v6i(TTos, OV, (^vdi^co)
whom may Godsend
deoSoma,
as,
1,
rj,
(deo86a-Kis)
,
gift to the gods.
bottom of the sea ; an imprecatory word. Theoph. 541, 18, aroKos.

r),
Strab. 17,
Qeoboa-iavds,
p.
385, 4.
Bfoyafiia, as,
(ydfios) the
marriage of the gods.

the
Philon
II,
205, 46.
rj,
6coyVala, as,
(ycvccris)
God, applied to baptism. B (Joann. 1,13).

6eoyemrirpm, as,
fj,
being born of Pseudo-Dion. 392
rj, v, (OeoSdatos) of Theodosius. Lyd. 176, 19 217, 5.-2. Theodosianus, a follower of Theodosius the monophysite. Tim. Presb. 1 B. Leant. I, 1245 B. Anast. Sin. 37 B. Damasc. I, 744 A.
Beobotnos, a, ov, (bihajii)
zzz:
deoaSoTos, given hu
following.
Andr. C.
God.
361.
Aristeas 26.
rj,
1108 A.
OeoryevvfjTap, opos,
fj,
QcoSordiajs,
(yevvatt))
6,
dear QcoSoros.
Theoph. Cant.
deipara, an epi-
thet of the Virgin, essentially
deoroKos.
QeoSoTtai/oi, av, ol, (Qeohoros) Theodotiani, the
Method 372
SeoycatpyrjTos,
C.
ov,
followers of both the Theodoti the heretics.
(yewpyeco)
God-cultivated.
Hippol Haer. 406,

dfoSoTos,
OV,
Modest. 3286 A.
6e6y\a>aaos, ov, (yXStrira) with the tongue of a Antip. Thess. 23. god.
=
6,
80.
6e6(r8oTos.
Pallad.
Laus.
1001.
eeoSoTos,
heretic.
Seoyvaala,
as,
17,
Clem. A.
II,
knowledge of God. 768 C. Method. 388 A. Hierocl.

(yi'wcrtff) the
f),
C. A. 124,
1.
Sfoyvaa-ts, eas,
6e6yva)o-TOs,
ov,
Theodotus of Byzantium, a Tertull. H, 72 B. 2. Theodotus, the founder of the Hippol. Haer. sect of the Melchisedecitae.
ov,
preceding.
A chmet.
24 7.
406, 77.
Beohoxi-a, as,
Tertull.
rj,
H, 72
C.
(yiyvaaKa) Greg. Naz. Ill, 200 C.

rj,
known of God.
theogony,
(6eo86xos) the receiving of God.
Pseudo-Dton. 304 A.
6eo86xos, ov, (8e;)(0fwu) that has received God.
Beoyovla, as,
the
(fieoyovos)
theogonia,
Classical. Diod. In ecclesiastic Greek, the generation of the Son. Pseudo-Z>ion. 641 D. Damasc. Ill, 817 C (titul.), the birth of
15, 89.
generation of the gods.
2.
Christ.
Method. 373 D, n-peo-jSiJnjs, Symeon. Greg. Nyss. n, 93 C, (rSijui, of Jesus. CyriU. A. X, 68 B. Pseudo-Dion. 212 C. 681 C, ctS/w, of the Virgin. Sophrns. 3256 C, napBivos. Anast. Sin. 1053 B.
BeoSpojiico, rjaa,
Beoyovos, ov, generating
a divine
being.
Pseudo-
z=
Bfobpo/ws
elju.
Phot. Lex.
Dion. 637 B,
de6ypa(j)os,
ov,
deorris.
OeoSpoji&v, Kara Bebv Tropevofievos.
(ypdffico)
engraved, painted, or
Beo8p6fios, ov, (^bpajieiv, dpojiosy walking in God^s

loays.
513 A. Clim. 988 C, wXaKis yvdaeais. Theoph. 467, 7, riTTOs, TO ayiov fiavSrjXiov. Porph. Them. Euchait. 1336 B. 34, 11.
Philostrg.
written by God.
Ignat. 697 B.
725 A.
In the eighth
Clem.
oiKos of the 'AKaîOTos vfivos, it is applied to
the star of Bethlehem.

BeoSaprjTos, ov, (Papeojmi) given by God.
(SexIÔ accepted of God. Damasc. Ill, 696 A. Andr. C. 1205 A. 6f6SvTos, ov, (oSEum) gone over by God. Damasc. Ill, 689 D, iSaros. [If from 0eas and Siia, it must mean irrigated by God.']
SeoBfKTos,
ov,
A.
II,
389 A.
Orig.
I,
929 A.
BeoSmpos, ov, 6, Theodoras, sumamed Tiro, a martyr. Greg. Nyss. HI, 744 B. Nectar.
1825 A. 3441 A.
2.
17,
Theodorus,
8.
sumamed
2TpaTo-
neSdpxTjs or 'STpanjXdTrjs, a martyr.
Sophrns.
6eo8riyrjTos, ov, (68()ye'<o) divinely
guided.
Germ. Germ.
Leant.
Horol. Febr.
148 A.
BfoSrjyrjTcos,
BeoelSeia, as,
(BcoeiSrjs) deiformity.
Iambi.
adv. by divine guidance.
V. P.
338.
26.
Pseudo-Dion. 208 A.
fj,
153 D.
6e6Srj\os, ov, (Srj\os) divinely indicating ?
BeoexBla, as,
Cypr. 1608 A, eôiS.

6o8i8aKTos, ov, (StSao-Km) taught
Thess.
1, 4, 9.
of God. Paul. Barn. 781 A. Tatian. 868
A.
Athenag. 964 B.
adv.
(Compare
being
Sept. Esai.
54, 13 AiSaKToiis 5fo0.)
fj, BeouexBpla. Eus. H, 249 in, 557 A. IV, 193 D. BeoêvKTos, ov, {^cvywui) yoked (joined to her) by God. Amphil. 53 D. Stud. 1101 Be6^rj\os, ov, having ff\os for God.
BeofxBpia, as,
C.
= =
Beo(rexBpla.
Lucian.
II,
BeoSiSaKTas,
by
taught
of God.
C.
Beorjxqs, es,
(fjxcco)
Syrtcell. 3, 2. fleoSiKoo-Tos, ov, (8i)cafo))
instructed by God.
Taras.
judged of God.
Lector 225 ment.

6eoSi(f)iis,
'Opytj tis
Theod. ScoSUaaros, a JudgSynes.
1436 C,
BfotSpvTos,
aKoai.
ov,
(iSpvai)
divinely
established.
Modest. 3305 A.
(Si0a(o)
fs, 3,
God-seeking.
BfOKdirrjXos, ov,
(icdTnjXor) trafficking in sacred
Hymn.
262, p. 1608.
things.
Isid.
452 B. C.
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by Microsoft
OeoKaTaypaxTrat
QeoKaTayvaKTTati
Stv, ol,
575
BeoXoyea,
ijo-o),
6eOfl7]T(Op
(BfoXoyos)
1,
Tkeocatagnostae, a blasI,
to
phemous
of God.
Leant.
sect.
Diosc.
757 B.
speak of God..
Sext. 404, 22
Classical.
Philon
3, 8.
SeoKaToyvaoTos, ov, (KarayivaxyKa))

iVic.
condemned
of God.
Stud.
Ta
Trapa rois
EXXijo-i 6eo\oyovp.va,
discussions
n, 1085 B.
about
the
gads. Just. Tryph. 113 'AXXa
SeoKordpaTos, ov, (KaTapaofim) accursed
Siarl pev ev aK(f)a irpar^ irpoa-fTiBtf

ap.
Mon. 680 A.
ov,
SeoKarqyopos,
ovopuTi eeo\ofyeis.
2.
'A/3pa-
To
assert the di-
6eov
KonfyopSiv.
vinity
of one.
Just.
Tryph. 56 "aXXov nvi
1088 C.
SeoKoroxos, ov, {KaT\a>)
under divine influence.
BeoXoyeiv Kal KvpioXoyeh to irvevpa t6 (jiare vpeis irapa tov naTepa. Caius 28
ois airaai BeoXoyelTai 6 Xpta-Tos, is
aywv
'E:'
Tim. Hier. 237 C.

6eoKe\eu<rTos, ov,
(KeXeuo))
commanded by God.
applied to the
6e6v
Gregent. 613 C.
SeoKTipv^, vKos, 6, divine Krjpv^,
spoken of as God. B Toy Xoyow tov Beov tov Xpurrov ipvova-i BedkoyovvTfs. Orig. IV, 105 A. Eus. IV, 201 B. VI, 864 B. 769 A. Basil. Ill,
Apostles.
SeoKrjpvîa,
Leo. Novell. 173. 182.

as,
tj,
477 C.
Krjpvo-(Tci.v.
to
toi'
BcoXoyia, as,
Did. A. 404 A, nepl aiT-oO. fj, discourse an God. Orig. HI,

fj
Nicet. Byz.
6(OKivT)Tos, OV,
713 B.
{Kiveai)
1069 C,
TTE/jl
moved by God.
of God.
PseudoMethod.
vinity.
Dion. 485 B.
Sophrns. 3237 C.
viov,
Eus. that he
BeoKkryros, ov, (tidKito) called
Trjpos fjpmv.
of his di132 C. IV, 256 D, ij Toi is God. VI, 829 A, ij tov aaBasil. HI, 480 A.
II,
'hjorov, the assertion
376 A.
BeoKKirqats, ear, ^,
the
deoXoyiKos,
(BeoicKvTea)')
8, 7.
17,
ov,
7.
theologicus,
23.
theological.
invocation of
Strab. 10, 3,
Athenag. 948 B.
Plut. II, 568 D.
Gods.
Polyb. 24,
BeoXoyiKois, adv. theologically.
BeoKolpavos, ov, 6, divine Koipavos.

1,
Synes.
Hymn.
Did. A. 849 A.
BeoXoyos, ov, (X/yco)
83, p. 1589.
fj,
theologus,
II,
theologist,
BeoKpaaia, as,
(^Kepdvwfii)
union with the gods.

Jos. Apion.
theologian.
Philon
is
416,
43,
Iambi.
V. P. 470.
fj,
Sext. 430, 3.
681, 10, 'Opi^fis.
2.
MaiV^s. As an
BeoKparia, as,
2,
{Kpario)) theocracy.
epithet, it
applied to John the Evangelist,
16, p. 482.
f),
3,nd to Gregorius of Nazianzus, because they
BeoKpuria, as,
(Kplva) divine judgment. Pseudo-
Dion. 241 B.
333 B.
BcoKTavTos, ov, ((cTeiKo))
whom may God

killing
kill ;
an
imprecatory term.
BeoKTovos,
ov,
Theoph. 760, 20.
stand at the head of the assertors of the Petr. Alex.^ 517 C. Eus. VI, 880 C. Athan. 84 D. Greg. Nyss. m, 748 B. Aster. 280 B. Eutych. 2400 B,
divinity of the Xoyo?.
Tpriyopios.
(KTfiva)
God
Ill,
(Christ).
Clim. 949 A.
Quin. 64.
Cosm.
Leant.
Caesarius 1004.
Greg. Naz.
BeoKTvrros, ov, (xrinreo))
466 A. sounded by God. Cosm.

God-governed.
Synes.
Carm. Greg. 343.

I,
Stud. 833 B.
BeoXoiSopos, ov, (XoiSopos) God-reviling.
497 B, ^xo^.
BeoKvîpvriTos,
ov,
1752 B.
Nicet. Byz. 713 A.
(Kvfiepvda>)
6(op,aKdpiaTos, ov,

BeoKupMv,
ov,
(ku'(o)
Ignat. 708 B.
(paKapiâ) blessed of Gad. 725 A. Method. 357 C.

divine
inspiration.
born
of God.
divinely
Beopavla, as,
fj,
(Beopavfjs)
Hymn.
1, 10, p.
1588.
confirmed.
âa-ikels.
Philon
I,
571, 19.
fj,
BeoKvparros,
ov,
(jaipoia)
Bcopxixla, as,
hostility to
Gad.
Eus. IV, 193
Damasc. H, 384 D. Nicll, 801 D,

'
D.
Nicet. Byz. 749

ov,
6e6\ap.7rrjs, es,
(Xd^Trm) divinely shining.
Theod.
6eopdxos,
Anc. 1393 B.
BeoKeKTos, ov, (Xiyai) said, spoken, or uttered by
Scymn. 637.
pAxos.
Bfoprjvla,
(pdxopai) fighting against God. Also, ^cijLuc. Act. 5, 39.
Greg. Naz.
as,
f),
Ill,
God. Sophrns. 3413 A. B. 1673 A. Nicet. Byz. 704 B.

6e6\eTos, ov, {oKKvp,i)
Leant. Cypr.
destroy
stone to
(,pvvi,s)
399 A. the wrath of
Gad.
wham may Gad whom may God

A.
Hence, calamity, judgment ; earthquake. Mai. Soz. 944 B. Dion C. Frag. 30, 1.
249, 14. 652,
7.
an imprecatory term.
6e6\evaros, ov, (Xeuto)
death.
Petr. Sic. 1285
Theoph. 778, 17.
249, 17.
190,
5, a-eurpov.
Theoph.
dioKTjineopxu,
37.
SeoXrjTTTiKos,
=:
Tj,
BeoKrjTTTOs (Iju.
Philon
I,
143,
[According to Philaster (Haer. 102), it is heresy to maintain that earthquakes are not caused by the wrath of God.
Theoph.
Cont.
673,
10.
Sept.
Ps.
103,
ov,
of a
BeoKrjTTTos.
Sext. 420,
32.]
BeopfiTTjp,
15, ^ BeoXrjWTiKTi,
prophetic inspiration.
epos,
fi,
=
see
BeopfjTap.
Cedr.
I,
718,
BtoKrjiTTos, ov, (\ap.pdv<o)
under divine influence,

4.
20.
inspired.
Philon H, 497,
I,
f],
Pint. 11, 855

Plut.
BeoprjTopiKos,
BeoprjTpiKOS,
f],
f),
ov, ov,
ioprri.
B.
App.
132, 29.
Sext. 68, 21.
(Beopfjrrip)
of
the Deipara.
6eo\rf\jfia, as,
(BeoKryirTos) inspiration.
alibi.
Modest. 3280 B.
BeopfjTap, opos,
17,
3308 A.
(pvrvp) the mother of God.
11,
763 A, et
Eus. IV, 336 B. C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
6eo/J,tfj,r]<Tia
576
6eoTrei6fis,
deotrpeirrfi
Method. SUA. CijriU. A.X,2i9'B. Theod. Sophrns. 3245 A. 3364 C. Lector 165 A. Anast. Sin. 232 C. (Compare Eus. II, 1265 A Oeov fir)Ti)p nopT). Sophrns. 3249 B 2i 8c
^TjTTjp ea-t] Seov.)
Seofiiiirja-ia, as,
fj,
h, (weiBopai)
ov,
God-obeying.
Dion.
Alex. 1272 C.
BeoniraoTos,
gods.
Hierocl. C.
(irerdmwp.i)
A. 150,
14.
the
spread out by
{6eofiijxr)TOs)
imitation of Ood.
Polem. 170. Beoma-Tia, as, fj, (ma-ns) belief in God. 436 B. Pseud-^Âan. IV, 1005 C.
BeoTrkavrjtTia, as,
to the
fj,
Stud.
Pseudo-Z)!on. 304 A.
Theopliyl. B. IV,
Meet. PapKL. 68 B.
imitating God. Pseudo-
(nXavdofiai) error with regard
312 A. 304 A.
Clim. 689 C.
true God.
Athan.
11, 1
76 B.
BcoiJ-ifiriTos, ov, (iitpeofjuu)
BeoirKao-Teo), fjo-m,
to deify.
Dion. 164 D.
208 A.
(êoTrXaonjs) to make gods: PMore I, 257, 42. 371,46. 464,

Sel.
6,
Anast. Sin. 1169 A.

6fop.ijir]Ta)s,
14.
BasU.
12.
497 C.
(yr\d<Tcra>)
adv. hy imitating
God.
Pseudo-
BeoTrkdiTTrjs,
ov,
Dion. 301 D.
6eoij.icreta, as,
fj,
Poll. 1,
(deofilaris}
2.
fj,
maker of
gods.
God
the
the creator.
Philon
the being God-hater.
II,
490, 21.
Eus.
II,
809 B.
ij,
B07r\a(rTia, as,
Incarnation.
Pseudo-
6eop.ia-i)Tia, as,
=.
preceding.
Schol. Arist.
Dion. 181 B.
BeonKacTTos, ov,
Vesp. 418.
SeofiicniTos,
ov,
20.
Athen.
ov,
BeofjiOLos,
= 693 =
I,
648 A, 'lijo-oC. God-made. Sibyll.

Cyrill.
3, 8.
Basil.
êo^ttrijs.
Philon
II,
202,
in, 212 B.
Beoirkrjyrjs, is,
C.
=
fj,
A. X, 1108 A.
Synes. 1264 D.
Stricken
following.
(TrAijercrca)
Beai ojxotos.
Anast. Sin. 1164
BeonKrjKTos,
Cyrill.
ov,
of God.
C.
BeovofUKos,
r),
H. 580 A.
the being BeoTrKrjKTos, madness.
ov,
(yofios)
of
the
divine
law.
BfOTrXrjîa, as,
Pseudo-Oion. 181 A.
6f6wfi.<pos,
ov,
Oenom. apud Eus.

vv/icj)!}.
m,
6eoi>
Jos.
Hymnog.
B07r\oKos, ov, (TrXeKo)) divinely
401 C. woven or made.

divinely
enriched.
1024 B.
dfowddsia, as,
r),
Nicet. Paphl. 40 D,
(jradelv)
a-ayfjvrj.
divine suffering, with
BeoirXovTos,
ov,
(jtKovtos),
reference to
tlie
doctrine of the BeoTraaxirat.

divine.
Anast. Sin. 1076 C.

BeoTTvevOTLO, as,
fj,
Sophrns. 3224 B.
BeoTTois, atSos,
fj,
(^BeoirvevdTos) divide inspira-
whose child
is
Nicet.
tion.
Joann. Hier. 481 A.

(jtvecb)
Paphl. 25 D.
Qeotrapaboros, ov,
(TrapadLdap-i) given
Cijrill.
BeoTTvevoTos, ov,
God-inspired.
Paul.
by God.
Tim.
I,
2,
3,
16.
Did. A.
300 B.
Pseudo-X>zo/i. 376 B.
A. X, 1029 A. 392 B. Petr. Ant. 797

by
Plut. II, 904 F.
Pseudo-PAoey/. 129 (121). Clem. A. II, 544 Orig.
352 B.
A.
SeonapaSoTas,
BeowapOKTOs,
BeoTTvoos, ov,
=z
preceding.
adv.
by being given
God.
17,
14,
TTjs dkrjBfias.
Hermes Tr. Poem. Anast. Sin. 1169 A

Dion. H.
I,
I,
ov,
BcfjTTVOVS.
(napdyco) produced by
God.
God.
Beonoiio),
fja-ai,
(Bôrroios) to deify.
5, to. Bvrjra.
Tsendo-Just. 1444 A.
SfOTrdpoxos,
ov,
209, 27.
356,
Lucian.
560.
(7rapfx<>>)
furnished by
deondBeia.
11,
Tatian. 845 B.
17.
Sext. 209, 27. 402, 14. 283,

BeoTraa-xia, as,fi, {irdtrx'o)
A nast.
BfOTTOiTjais, ems,
fj,
following.
Athan.
11,
93
Sin. 201
D. 244 B.
Damasc.
356 A.
A.
BeoTToda, as,
Poll.
1,
fj,
Oco7ra(r;(rTai, S>v, oi, (7ra(r;^;<)
Deipassians
the
making of gods :
Plut.
II,
deification.
the term be allowed), the heretics who assert that the divine nature of the Only
(if
13.
Abst. 322.
C.
377 C. Porphyr. Eus. ni, 48 B. Athan. I, 25
Begotten One suffered on the cross. Isid. 252 C (titul.). Tim. Presb. 41 B. Anast. Sin. 188 B. Damasc. II, 392 C. D. PseudAthan. IV, 792 C. Nic. II, 1088 D. Theoph. 175,21. Callist. 18, i5. {Comp&re Theod. Ill, 1200 D.)
Seoirdriop, opos, 6, (irarfip) father, or ancestor
;
Bfonoios, a, ov, (Troiea)
making gods: deifying. Oenom. apud Eus. III. 396 B. Lucian. TR, 49. PoU. 1, 12. Clem. A. I, 144 C. Orig.
m,
769 C.
ov,
Oeonopneios,
(Qccnrop.Tros)
Theopompeus, of
of God, as it were an epithet applied to David, to Joakim and Anna (the parents of the Deipara), and (absurdly enough) to Joseph. Pseudo-Dion. 1085 B, David. Gregent. 628 A. Steph. Diac. 1088 A, Joseph. Horol. Sept. 9. [For the legend of the birth of
Theopompus. Heph. ons I, and a creticus.

Beonpiireia, as,
fj,
13, 9, fUrpov, four pae-
(BeoTrpeirfjs)
5,
divine
magnifiII,
cence.
Diod.
43.
Clem. A.
405
B.
Beonperrfjs,
es,
(ttjOeVo))
divine, holy.
appropriate to a god, Diod. 17, 75. Ignat. 664 A.
the Virgin, see the gospel of Pseudo-Jaco-
716 B.
Plut.
1033 C.
n, 780 A. Eus. VI, 720 D.
Martyr. Polyc.
'
Gregent. 764
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by Microsoft
0eo'7rpeTroT7i<;
577
iv firjSevl
firjSeLS
6eoa7]fieia
to Christ. Joann. 1, 1. 1052 A. B Geov icai avQpmrov, God-man. 1097 B. 1122 B. 1124 C, in Amman form. Ignat. 644 A. 652 A. 660 A. B. 755 A. Just. Tryph. 56. 113, p. 597 B. 600 C. 736 C. D. Tatian. 13, p. 836 A ToO
OvK
Biqirpeiria-Tepov
'iva
and consequently
jrpo(reKorrTC
t^
(TKavdakco
^,
Stmpeirorrjs^
rjTos,
Patriarch.
êoTrpeVeta.
Nicet.
Paphl. 93 D.
êojTflfjrSy, ,%dv.
in a
Diod.
4, 2.
Philon
I,
I,
manner becoming a god. Clem. A. 11, 154, 12.

God-sent mesproposed,
,
404 B.
senger.
Orig.
488 C.
TteitovBoTos 6eov.
21, p.
852 C.
I,
Iren. 549 B.
SioTTpea-^vTqi, av, o, (npe(rffvrqs)
Melito 1221 A. B.
Clem. A.
61 B. 224
Ignat. 716 B-
0f(mp6fi\rjTos, oy, (Trpo/SaXXo)) divinely
applied to the emperor.

20.
Porph. Cer. 372,
Attal. 269.
fj,
'Av6pamto koI dc^, God-man. 436 B. Hippol. 597 D. 812 A. 828 A. Tertull. I, 399 A. Orig. I, 772 A. 805 B. 957 A. IV, 108 B. Greg. Th. 985 Qehs ix 6(ov. Eus. II, 65
demrpopijTcop, opos,
;
of God, as it were applied to Saint Anna, the mother of Horol. Jul. 25. (See also the Deipara. 6eoiTa.Tap, and compare Proc. HI, 185.)
the Trpop.rjrap
B.
655,
Greg. Naz.
1 7
Ill,
1073
A "\v6panrov 6e6v.
34.
I,
(Compare P/n7on
KaXet
II,
562,
579,
10.
wv\ Xoyov.)
Paul. Cor.
S.
fie
Sei)v
rov irpctj^vTaTov avrov
.BeoTrpoahiKTos, ov,
(TrpoaSexopat) acceptable to
2, 4,
4.
The
Applied to the Devil. Manicheans call

Tit.
God.
Nic.
II,
1085 E.
fieojrpooTToAor, ov, 6,
him
Ptol.
6 ivavTLos deos, the opposing god.
B.
6eS>v vpoa-iroXos.
Tetrab. 71.
0fojrpoaTa.TevTos, ov, (wpotrTarevai) divinely
tected.
pro-
Tim. Presb. 237 B.

6,
1209 A. 4. King, magistrate. A Hebraism. Sept. Ex. 22, 8. 28 (Jos. Apion. 2, 33). Ps. 82, 2. 6. Orig. II, 293 C 5. An Kpir/js.
deaimis, ov,
OIIQ) he who has seen God, an epithet of Moses and Elias. Philon Clim. 812 B, Elias. Theoph. I, 579, 21.
{6pda>,
astrological term.
Sext. 731, 8.
6. A
title
511, 11.
.6fojTrla, as,
Hcyrol. Sept. 4.
fj,
(flfOTTTij?) a seeing of God, divine Bus. 11, 63 B. C. 65 C. 876 A. Basil IV, 380 A, roO Aavt^X. Epiph. I, 901 A. PcMad. Laus. 1041 B. ScoTTTiKos, rj, OV, oUb to scB God, Or the gods. Iambi. Myst. 269, 5. Pseudo-Dion. 205 C. Nicet. Byz. 748 B.
vision.
given to some of the successors of Alexander. Inscr. 3137, 9. 4697, 10 'Ynapxatv debs f'/c 6eov KOI Seas, applied to Ptolemaeus EpiphaSept. Mace. 2, 11, 23. nes. Diod. 20, 100. II, 518, 25. Jos. Ant. 12, 3, 2. App. I, 635, 76. Also, to the Roman emperors after their apotheosis, in which case it corresponds Jnscr. 4896, 1. Diod. to the Latin divus. Philon II, I, 4. Strab. 3, 4, 10. 4, 1, 1. Lucian. Just. Apol. 1, 55 (21). 568, 23.
6e6pyujTos, ov, {opyl(,opai) against

incensed.
Bfoppripoavvrj,
whom God
is
II,
254.
Ill,
220. 223.
6ee,
Inscr. 1074. 399.

rjs,
fj,
312.
[Vocative
Sap.
9, 1.
for the classical êos.

3.
(^Bcopprjpav)
^=
Beokoyla.
Sept."Dea.i. 3, 24.
25.
Judic. 21,
Reg.
2,
7,
Pseudo-Dion. 397 B.
6eoppfipaiv, ov,
I,
Esai. 38, 20.
(prjpa)
;=: êoXdyoE.
Damasc.
I,
6e6a-apKos, ov, with divine irap^.
Matt. 27, 46.] Leant. 1, 1756

religion.
1241 B, Tprjyopios of Nazianzus. Philon e6s, ov, 6, god, in general.
C, avBpomos.
6,
Anast. Sin. 301 C.

godliness,
16.
Beoa-cfffia,
as,
piety
'O icp&Tos
God.
655, 17.
II,
150, 20. 386, 12.
Sext. 172, 27.
6e6s, the first God, the Supreme Philon 11, 12, 40. 17,45. Plut. II, 381 B. 572 F. Sext. 483, 6. Clem. A. I, 1136 A. Hippol. Haer. 404, 40. Iambi.
Myst. 261,
Aristeas
S.
10.
'O
jne'yas 6e6s, the
Plut. II, 615 F.

Orig.
I,
great 'O God.
Just. 1168 B, rS>v Hpumavav, Cohort. 1. 38, p. 311 A, ij opflij, Christianity. Orig. I, 645 C. Clem. A. I, 229 B. 733 B. 2. Godliness, a title commonly 713 A. given to bishops. Alex. A. 577 B, f] vperepa. Athan. 1, 345 B. 597 B, f/ a-fj, to Constan-
Diognet.
eVi Ttaa-i
tius.
Basil.
IV, 384 C. 388 A.
or navrav 6e6s.
Porphyr. V. Plotin. 77,
972 C. 10. Eus.
So Anton.
1873 D.
\ovTos,
7,
6os 6e6s, the good
Scoreij hia ttcivtcov. God of Marcion.
'O dyaAdam.
Luc.
1373 A. 11, 64 A.
6foa-eâ>, fjo-a,
Beoa-f^rjs elpi.
Just.
Tryph.
Clem. A. Clementin. 336 A. 46, p. 576 B. CAry,?. IX, 465 ". in, 297 A. I, 529 A.
1876 C.
GfoC
A.
deotre^rjs, 4s,
fiov\op,hov or de2, 8, 11.
pious.
Superlative deoa-eêa-Taros,
God
willing.
Polyb.
Act. 18, 21.

Trpos Tov 6e6v,
Carth. 1314 D.
'Eorat avTm
this
he will have to deal with the
Athan. I, 612 B, aHyovare. a title. Ephes. 997 D. Euagr. 2621 A, KkripiKoi 8 deotreêiv. Clem. A. 1, 209 6eoa-e^riTOV
as
=
I,
gods
the gods will bring
Inscr. 3902. 3980.
him into judgment. (Compare the English,

gain-
A. B.
deoartpna, as,
C.
Orig.
And
s.)
God's malison on his head who
3.
God,
applied
73
to
the divine Xoyos,
Hippol. 600 881 C. PhiCyrill. A. X, 121 B. lon Carp. 117 D. Fseudo-Theophyl, B. IV, 1216 C, earthquake.
ij,
(ar]pelov) miracle.
769 C.
Epiph.
II,
Digitized
by Microsoft
6eo<rri/j,eiov
578
Orat.
1.
Beoâvva
Eus. U, 849 C.
ov,
(jripeio)
Seoarjfiflov,
ov,
to,
197 C.
925 B.
Epiph. I, preceding. Isid. Philon Carp. 64 C.
Greg. Nyss.
Ill,
913 A.
SeorriprjTos,
337 C.
Sfoa-Tjiiia, as,
f),
divinely
preserved:
incorrect for deoOTHicia.
Leont. Taras.
Mon. 584 A.
fj,
6co(TKcni)s,
e's,
(a-Kewa>) divinely protected.
Sforqs, rjTos,
(fleoTTjs)
divinity, divine nature.
1476 A.
deoa-Krivos,
ov,
God-constructed
o-kijv^.
tTKrjvfjv
a-Kqiir].
Leont.
I,
Cypr. 1608 A,
But Damasc.
1273
TtjK
BeoaKiov
(quoted from Leon-
Vaknt. 1273 A. Lucian. Paul. Col. 2, 9. Icarom. 9. Melito 1221 A, Clem. A. I, 277 B, ToC Kvpiov. Orig. I, 696 B. m, 989 A. IV, 29D. Bus. II, 120 B. Bid. A. i75C.
SeoTOKiov,
sc.
tius),
God-shaded.
(d(6a-o(j>os)
commonly
6toTOKlov, ov, to, (êoro'/toj)
0co(Toîa, as,
wisdom or knowledge 17, Porphyr. Abst. 327. Eus. in divine things. Pseudo-Dion. Mystic. 176 B. Ill, 48 A. Leont. I, 1368 D, fj XpioTiaTheol. 1, 1.
ov,
(cro(j)6s)
Tpondpwv, in the Ritual, a modulus addressed or relating to the Deipara. Porph.

Cer. 609,
deoTOKos, ov,
4.
T),
(ri'fcro),
TeKeiv) Deipara, aji epi-
thet o^ the Virgin Mary.

de6ao(j)os,
Orig. in, 813 C.
wise in
divine
Porphyr. Aneb. 30, 15. Iambi. Myst. 249, 10. Eus. in, 256 C. Soz. 897 A. D. 6foo-6(t>a>s, adv. with knowledge in divine things. Clem A. I, 708 A. Method. 377 C.
6i6a-TenTos,
ov,
(oTe(j)a>)
divinely
crowned.
Phot.
Const. Ill, 641

11,
A.
Nie. U, 801 D.
717 A.
ôoTE0ijf, es,
A..
preceding.
Sophrns. 3688
Taras. 1469 B.
Method. 369 C. 381 B. Petr. Alex. 517 B. Eus. n, 1104 A. IV, 945 B. Jul. Frag. 262 D. 276. E. Athan. II, 897 A. 1097 CyrUl. H. 685 A. C. 1113 C. Greg. Naz. n, 80 A. m, 177 C. Greg. Nyss. m^îi A. Philon Carp. 108 B. Theod. Mops. 992 B. Soer. 809 A. Cyrdl. A. X, 12 D. 13 ieoni. I, 1720 D. Modest. ZiÔ k. B. 6eoTpd77côs, ov, fit for the divine rpaireâ. Stud. 1668 B.
6(OTp6(f)os, ov,
OcoarfipiKTos, ov, (cmjpifto) God-supported. Nil.
=:
6(0Tpc<j>fis.
Anast. Sin. 1053

divine
likeness.
308 C.
Ofoa-Tifiris, ES,
B.
(a-Teifia)
-fi.
God-trodden.
Greg.
Naz.
II,
649 B,
dfOTvma, as, fj, (dcoTxmos^ Pseudo-Dion. 1033 B.

deoTVTTos, ov, (tuttos)
BeodTOfios, ov,
of divine
oro/ua.
Anast. Sin. 45
Caesarius 880.
Clem. R.
of divine
likeness.
Cosm.
D. 1169 A.
6eo(TTvyUi
::!=
Carm. Greg. 454.

cl^t.
BeotTTvyqs
fj,
SfovTraivfTos,
ov,
(inaivea)
praised
of God,
Seoa-Tvyia, as,
1,
the being Beoo'Tvyrjs.

II,
Method. 373 B.
ÊouTTocrraTos, ov,
35.
Eus.
188 A.
(^cruyKporeoi)
of divine
vnofTTatTis.
Damasc.
Oeo(TvyKp6TT]TOS, ov,
lished.
divinely estab-
Ill,
664 C.
fj,
Ysmd-Athan. IV, 925 B.

(fleoupyds) divitie work, miracle.
Nizet. Byz. 673 B, âa-CKela.

rj,
deovpyia, as,
deoo-vkla, as,
N".
(êd<7uXoff) zz=z iepoa-vXia.

alibi.
Ael.
A. 10, 28, et
BcoavXKeKTOs, ov, (tn/XXeyo)) divinely collected.
Theogn.
Mon. 853
C.
Pseudo-Dion. 181 B, ij avhpuo) tov 'lijirou. 2. Theurgia, theurgy, one of the occult sciences. Porphyr. Aneb. 44, 12. Iambi. Myst. 280, 18. 33, 9. Jul. Frag. 224 D
(198 C).
ScovpyiKos,
T),
6s6(7vKos, ov, (avkr), (rvKov')
zn
lepotrvKos.
Phi-
lon II, 642, 3.

6fO<Tvv6eTos, ov, {avvSea} God-joined.
ov,
theurgicus,
7.
theurgic.
7,
Hierocl.
Porphyr. Aneb. 30,

28, 4.
29, 18.
Iambi.
Myst
4.
C. A. 164,
4.
91, 9.
Jul. Frag. 354 B.
6coavvepyj)Tos, ov, (jrvvcpyioi)
moved or
assisted
deovpyiK&s, adv. theurgically.

4.
Iambi. Myst.
7,
by God.
Theoph. 20,
f),
6.
28, 14.
the sacrifice
96, 9.
6eo<T(âyia, as,
(^(Tfjiayrj^
absurdly applied to the Eucharist. Chrys. IX, 764 B.

6c6<Ta>nos, ov,
of God, Pseudo-
Beovpyos, ov,
(EPrO)
divinely working.
Myst. 149, 11, evepyeia.

6 6eovpy6s,
41, 5. 87, 5.
'OV,
2.
Iambi.
Substantively,
Ibid.
theurgus,
(v(j>aiva>)
theurgist.
of
the
divine vStpa (of Christ).
Anast. Sin. 241 A, veKpaa-is.

(titul.), Ta<j>f).
Germ. 244
6ov<]>avTos,
divinely
woven.
Damasc.
divinely saved or pro-
Ill,
rj,
681 A.
Andr. C. 1100 A.
6e6(racrTos, ov, (triifci))
6eo(j)dvfia, as,
(fleo0ai/^y) manifestation or ap-
tected city.
Eucliol.
ov.
pearance of God.
divinely
walled.
rfis
BforeixuTTOs,
6(0Te\rjs,
(rctpfifco)
Taras. 14 76 A.
is,
(teXeo))
divinely
Pseudo-Di'on.
C.
637
(reiJpô))
C.
Nicet.
performed. Paphl. 49
Just.
Method. 352 C, roS hot Eus. Pamphil. 1552 C. II, 57 C. 1101 A, ri wpdiTri tov iraTrjpos. VI, 609 C. Athan. I, 109 C. Caesarius 1129, Greg. Naz. I, 648 A. Ill, 1020 6favSpiicri. D. Sfofjiavia.
dyias TptdSos-
SeArevKTos, ov,
made by God.
OeofJMvia, av, 01,
Theophania, an ancient
feast.
Digitized
by Microsoft
deo<j)avTcop
Classical.
579
dfotfioôs, ov,
Oeo^prj(TTOi
of God
2.
f)
Manifestation or appearance
6e6v Kfioffovuevos.
Vit.
Epiph.
6eo(f>avcia.
ToO Xoyou.
1473 Greg. Nyss. Ill, A. Greff. Naz 11, 313 C. 584 B. Epiph. I, 940 A (932 B). Philostrg. 4. j^pi533 B. Aster. 217 C. 340 A.
Christmas,
Aster. 349 C.
$.
Athan.
I,
177 D,
28 D.
6eo<ôpiat, rjo-w, (6o<p6pos) to influence divinely,
The
Nativity,
to
Tci/effilta.
BastZ. Ill,
phany, celebrated in commemoration of the Theophil. Alex. 33 B. baptism of Jesus. Tim. Presb. Chrys. I, 497 C. Vni, 275 B.
Theod. Lector 2, 48, p. 209 A. A. Sophrns. 4008 D. Joann. Mosch. 3105 C. (See also e7n<f)dvta.) Stud. 1697 B. 57
0eo(t>aJTiop, opos, 6,
Clem. A. II, 325 B. 513 B. 1173 B. Pass. eeo(J3opeoiiai, to be under the immediate influence of God, to be inspired. Philon I, 372, 31. Oenom. apud Eus. m, 361 C. Just. Apol. 1, 33. 35. Sext.
to
inspire.
I,
Orig.
24, 17.
Haer. 88, 46.

fy.
Clem. ^. H, 325 B. 513 B. Hippol. 2. To regard as god, to dei-
Sext. 397, 32, to TrOp, to vSap.

^,
deo(f>6pri(ns, ea>s,
divine inspiration.
Dion.
H,
I,
274, 10.
Plut.
II,
278 C.
(âiW)
revealer of divine
Bcoôpjyras (fleoôpijToj), adv. in
an inspired
things.
Modest. 3296 A.
Anast. Sin. 176
C.
gite,
Nic. n, 1048 E, Dionysius the Areopa-
manner. Plut. ing a lecturer.

Beoôpia, as,
32.
fj,
II,
45 F, inspired! in cheer6eo(j>6pria-is.
rarchy
because the work on the Celestial Hiewas believed to have proceeded from
ov,
=^
Strab. 12, 3,
Orig.
I,
16, 2, 36.
Ptol. Tetrab. 170.

33,
9.
him.
6t6(f>aTos,
=
6,
ffeiTclmTos.
Athenag.
912
Eus.
1028 A. Porphyr. Aneb. 6. Eus. IV, 344 A.

6eo(j)6pos,
ov,
{(j>epa>)
Iambi. 109,
inspired.
A.
6eo(j)ryyfis,
is,
God-bearing,
(tpfyym) divinely bright.
Ignat. 644 A.
652 B.
{(f)paô>)
dvijp.
Doctr. Orient. 673
n, 872 C.
Oeotjirjrrjs,
B.
(<l>rjfii)
ov,
one who announces
6eo(f>pdSii(i)v,
ov,
speaking from God.
God's commands, prophet.

(quoted).
6e6^6eyKTos, ov,
Eus.
Ill,
332
Philon
Jos.
I,
516, 36,
deo(j)p6va>s (fieoippaiv'),
adv. with a godly mind.divinely guarded.
spoken by God. Euchait. 1146 A. Modest. 3296 A. preceding. Anast. Sin, 221 6f6(f)6oyyos, ov, B. Nicet.'Paphl. 92 A.
(^QeyyoiiaC)
Hymnog. 993 A.
((^povpeo))
BeofjypovprjTos, ov,
Fa&ido-Just. 1456 B.
Max. Conf. Comput.

Method. 49
1217 B.
deofpvTjs,
s,
SfoîSeia, as,
1229 A.
!)
As a
r),
the being 6eo<pCKr)s.

title.
fi
Cyrill.
Eus. II, A. X, 352 C,
((pia) born of God.
trl).
dial. 1001 B,
vfierepa.
Also,
C.
6eo-
deoîXoKTOs,
ov,
(^tj)vKd(r<T<o)
divinely guarded.
Oenom. apud Eus. Ill, 396 C. Chal. Zosmas 1692 925 C. rêorf. IV, 1196 A. D. Justinian. Monoph. 1105 A.
ipiKia.
6eo<f>i\ris, es,
Nil. 273 D.
Cyrill.
A. X, 1028
8.
C.
Const.
Chron. 726, (536), 1001 B. 932 E. Quin. Can. 2.

6e6(j)vTos,
ov,
Const. Ill,
beloved of God.
Superlative BeoInscr. 5892.
((ûo>)
God-planted.
Pseudo-
^lAtoraTos, a title applied to the emperor, to

bishops, deacons, or to
Dion. 645 B.
BeoxdpaKTos,
ov,
monks.
Eus. II, 1537 A. VI, Athan. I, 248 B. 701 C, to Constantine. Basil. IV, 320 A. 392 596 A. n, 717 C. B, iiria-Konos- Greg. Naz. Ill, 53 A. Ephes. Socr. 660 A. 932 D., 969 C, to monks. Prod. CP. 881 A. Cyrill. A. X, 337 D. Theod. IV, 1337 D. Sometimes the positive is used as a title. Acac. B. 100 D. In the time of Porphyrogenitus (Cer. 564, 4) its apAnt.
1,
Constantius.
Greg. Naz.
the Law.
Beo^dptoTos,
(xapda-o-to) graven by God. 641 C, TtXdKcs, the tables of Anast. Sin. 269 A.
I,
ov,
(xaptCo/iai)
God-given.
Stud.
1668 A.
Qeoxaplranos,
ov, {xapiToa) favored of God, God-favored, that has received the grace of God. Method. 372 C. Damasc. U, 248 B.
Andr. C. 1108 D.
SeoxoKriTOS,
ov, (xo\dnfuu) Theoph. 282, 11.
fj,
plication
was
restricted to metropolitans.
it is
OcoxoKcotos.
In the Euchologion,
title
given only to bishit is
dcoxoKma-la, as,
=.
6cop,rivia.
Lyd. 296,
1.
ops and archbishops, iravieparaTos being the
329,
7.
r/s, f),
of metropolitans.
eiria-Koiroi.']
[At present
ap-
eeoxoXaavvr),
II,
GeoexSpia.
Schol. Lucian.
plied only to
6eo<j)iKia,
336.
see OfoîKfux.
r},
6eoxoKa>Tri6els,
Ara,
ev,
having become 6eox6\ay

76, 16.
OeoîKiT^rjs,
6,
dear
Qe6<pi\os.
Theoph.
Tos-
Barbarous.
Mai.
Cont. 224.
6e6<j)i\os, ov,
6eoî\^s.
Leant.
Mon. 561
Men.
$eoxoKo>Tos, ov, (xoXdo/tai) with whom Epict. 2, 8, 14, et alibi. wroth.
God
is
Bfo^CKiiTaTe.
6fotj>iXoTTis, ijTos,
ij,
;=: 6fo(l>iKeia.
Rhet.
an 6e6xpn<rros, ov, (xpda) delivered by God, as PhUon U, 577, 13. Did. A. 344 oracle.
B.
199, 4.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Oeo-^wptjTO'i
ô\i>priTos, ov, (xmpea)) God-containing.
580
Pseud-
ffep/jLoBoTT]!;
7, 155. Ai Bepivai avaroXai, the summer rising of the sun, the place where the sun rises Polyb. 3, 37, 4. Cleomed. in the summer.
Ailian. IV, 957 A.

Seo\jffi(j)i(rTos, ov, (\jfr)<jii(oiiai)
ap2>ointed by God.
Const. Ill, 877 D.
38,
ting
11.
render divine, to deify. Classical. Oenom. apud Eus. Ill, 396 B. Iambi. V. P. Eus. II, 1397 B. 222. Parth. BepairaiviSiov, ov, to, little dcpairaiuis.
Seoa,
(BO-ta,
to
Ai Bcpival hitreis, the summer Cleomed. 38, 10. of the sun.

a, ov,
set-
dipws,
incorrect for Bepeios.

the crop
Diosc.
5,
137 (138).
Bepurpos,
harvest.
13.
oil, 6,
reaped or
9.
to be reaped,
1, 6,
26.
Plut. II, 144 C, et alibi.
Max.
Tyr. 80,
Diosc.
TheopTi.
Sept. Lev. 19,
23, 22. Reg.

9, 37.
19.
êpairela, as,
2,
1, 8, 12.
Jer. 5, 16.
Matt.
Apoc.
86.
2. Ease, comfort: pleasure.

681, 9, nvos
ai,
fj,
preparation of medicine.
14,
15.
depta-Trjpiov, ov, to,
:=
Bepurrpov, sickle, scythe.

v.
I.
602, 4.
BepanelaL, &v,
Porph. Cer. 399, 5. Therapiae, a place near ConSocr.
Sept.
Reg.
1, 13,
20 as
Max.
Tyr. 121,
47.
depKTTiKos,
1 7, 3, 1 1
7],
stantinople, formerly called âpfiaKevs.
OV,
belonging to reaping.
BepiaTiKO, two crops.
to reap.
Strab.
796 A.
SipanevTeov
Diosc.
2,
=
88.
Auo
ov,
SeT BepaTreiuv,
prepare medicine.
BepidTos,
18.
Tj,
reaped : easy
Diosc.
1,
BepanevTai,
S>v, oi,
(Sepaircvto) Therapeutae, the
6epi(TTpiov, ov, TO,
Bepurrpov
1.
Synes. 1380
Worshippers, Jewish ascetics of both sexes,
CBepuTTpov, ov, TO, {BepuTTTip)
who
16.
led a contemplative life. founded with the Essenes.

474, 35 seq.
oi,
6,
Not
to
be con11,
theristrum,
light
Philon
471,
summer garment,
Sept. Gen. 24, 65,
38, 14.
Sfpanevrfis,
healer,
Cyrill.
curer,
physician.
Just. Apol. 1, 21.
H. 1133 A. Aster.
to
Philon I, 666, 45. Cant. 5, 7. Esai. 3, 23. Philon Carp, in Cant. 105 C luufiopmv, 2. Sickle, for reaping Hes. Bcpiarlipwv,
= =
301
B
rj,
hpiiravov.
ov,
Sept.
Reg.
1, 13, 20.
depavevTiKos,
cure.
therapeutic, pertaining
Beppjitva, to wai-ni.
Diosc. lobol. p. 45
therapeutics.
3.
fb
BepanevTiKov,
\_Sept.
Sir. 38, 17 Bepjiavai
Bepprivai.
Apollod. Arch. 18 TeBippaa-pm.

Bepp.avai,
Given
II,
to worship, religious.
9, yevos,
Philon
I,
552, 21.
473,
Phryn. 24
eBeppMva,
condemned.
-
oi
Ge-
Galen. VI, 609

ing
v7tcp-Te6epp.aap,ivos.2
little
pawevrai.
SfpaTrevTLKcos, adv. attentively, etc.
2,
6epp,dpiov, ov, TO, (Bepp-ov)
pitcher for hold-
Strab.
I,
6, 4,
warm
water.
Euchol.
p.
459, 25, exew nvos-
Philon
186,
45.
Sepairevrpii,
ant.
t'Sof, fj, (jBepajtfvrqs) female attendPhilon I, 261, 19. 655, 34. 2. Female belonging to the society of the Therapeutae. Philon II, 471, 16.
Bcppdarpa, as, fj, {Beppaivai) furnace of a bath. Porph. Cer. 272, 11.
6eppa<TTpis,
f],
V.
^=. dfpfiavTTjp.
Sept. Reg.
3, 7,
26 TOS Bfppaarpfis.
Beppa(v)iTTpiâ),
l(Ta>,
(a kind of dance).
Bfppea,
Cedr.
r/a-a,
êpaireioi, to suit, please.
Cyrill. Scyth.
CTrt
S.
:=
ijcro),
dance the Bepjuurrpis Lucian. 11, 288. Theoph. 730, 3. Bepfii^w.

to
Kat tO"(aff ovk ed'epawevdrjs and perhaps the dish was not
283
ra
râyito,
taste.
II, 27, 6.
to
your
BepfiTjyopia,
{Beppos, dyopevco)
Ill,
to
speak
Leo Gram. 230,

6epa7r6vTiov,
ov,
20.
little
warmly (violently). Lucian.

Bcpdnav.
teraphim,
tA,
Diog. 4,
penates.
1, 15,
BepprjXaTos,
lorought.
ov,
(cXauj/a)
10.
to
352 (quoted). beaten, hammered,

use
59.
6epa(l)iv,
Mai. 239,
(Beppoe)
Hebrew
D'iJin,
6eppl(a>, icra,
make
of warm
2, 135.
Sept. Judic. 17, 6.
18, 14.
Reg.
23.
springs.
Bipp-ivos, ov,
Theoph. 286, 15.

(Bfppos) of lupines.
Diosc.
2,
Ori^. II, 949 C.

diptivofxos,
ov,
(O^pos, vifiM)
I,
fed upon
8, iroa,
in the
Eupor.
67.
65. 67, oKevpov, lupine
meal
summer.
pasture.
Dion. H.
237,
summer
Beppiov, ov, TO,
Sepiâ, to reap a field.
Sept. Juditii 4, 5.
2.
7,
little BcpjiosDiosc. Eupor. 2, Joann. Mosch. 2992 Cosm. Bepplov. Ind. 100 C. Leant. Cypr. 1709 A. Anon.
Participle, 6 Bepl^mv Xoyos, the reaping syllogism, the reaper, a sophism.
Med.
247.
fj,
Plut. II, 574
BeppoSoa-la, as,
hibiting)
I,
(BfpnoSoTtjs) the giving (ex-
E.
44.
Sepivos,
Lucian.
I,
562.
Ill,
435.
Diog.
25.
of warm drink.
^crca,
Herod, apud
Orib.
422,
9.
T),
ov,
L. aestivus, belonging
Diod.
4,
to
summer,
summer.
tropic,
84, fit to
sc.
'O depivos TpoviKos,
summer in. kvkKos, the summer

Gemin. 772 A. 888 A. Diog.
BeppoSoTea,
:=:
Bepfiodorris elpi
Leant.
Cypr. 1712 A.
BfppoSoTrjs, ov,
6,
(BepiiQv, Sldapu.)
to
the servant
the tropic of Cancer.

I,
who brought warm drinks

taverns.
customers at
Philon
493, 43.
Plut. II,
Ptoch.
2,
61.
Digitized
by Microsoft
depjjbd'KovTt}';
êpnd\ovTrjSy ov, 6, (Xoua) one
581
baths.
\
;
deww/jiia
laws.
who uses hot

9.
Plut.
n, 573 F.
Nicet. Paphl. 557
A.
Agathin. apud Orih.

&epfwfuyr\s,
es,
II,
395,
572 A.
6e<Tp.o6iTel.ovt ov, t6,
(filryuvixi)
moderately
warm.
Theoph.
the place ivhere the thesmo-
Plut. II,
890 B.
rja-o,
thelae met.
to be ardent.
Plut. II, 613 B. C.

fj,
tipjuntvoea,
724, 19.
(nvew)
Be&iiodens, iSos,
169.
female law-maker.
Soz.
Cornut.
eKKXrjata-
^fpfio7roT))s, av, 6, (jriVo))
drinker of hot drinks.

Arist. JTub. 1044, sc.
Becrpos, ov, o,
OTtKOff.
:=
Kavmv.
1153 A,
Aihen.
fepp^s,
ri,
8,
43, p.
352 B.
Strab.
1, 3,
6v,
ivann, hot.
4, 79.
6e(Tp.a8ea,
r)(Ta>,
{Beirpos, 98(a)
I,
to deliver
oracu-
S8ap.
Diod.
20.
9, 4, 2
lar laws.
deo-ntô),
to
Philon
650, 14. 15.
Ta
1,
Bepjia toO 'HpaicXcour, hot springs.

13, 2.
3, 22, 71.
Arit. 101 E.
Dion
Epict.
C.
declare oracidarly.
Philon
Did.
II, 38,
12 B.
Xprj(rp.OLs p-apTvprfBeis
59, 11, 6.
6, 6, 7, u8<ap,
Ao< rfrmi.
(Com-
a-drj,
received.
3.
6,
ovs Mavaijs iBeairi-
To
decree.
^.624
2.
2,
pare the Graeco-Latin

Sept. Jer. 38, 2.
tliermopotare.)
Antec.
S.
3,
8 'Edeama-e xal tovto, iva

for ep^mo-i.
Cyrill. Scyth.
iiriTekeicrBai.
Substantively, to BeppAv, favor, grace.

hot ashes.
aSetav excTioaav,
bad
V.
(ctttoSos)
265 C, more
Basilic. 9,
BeppooTToSid, as,
66. 98.
fj,
Diosc.
3, 88, iva di/ayKd^7jTat.

prj 7r6\LTV<rdaL.
Theoph. 276, 14, aore

Schol. Arist.
Erotian. 96. 254.
Archigen. apud
96 C.
to
Orii. II, 162, 9.
Galen.
II,
BeoTTicns, ftas,
17,
following.
Bfppnfpa.yia,
rjao),
(rpmyo))
ea<
lupines.
Plut. 11.
Lucian.
II,
329.
ij,
Bianurpa, aros,
6epiiOvpyia, as,
I,
{dep/iovpyos) hasty act.
App,
1,
D.
Cyrill, A. X, 344 to, decree. Porph. Cer. 480 Bfcrma-pa Sc apxaiov
806, 79.
wtTco,
zz:z
BeppAto,
p.
dcppalva.
Cramer. H,
Aret.
Tvyxduei âaiKiKov Iva pjjhcls XapPdvrj xapi<TTiKr]v. 2. Talisman =^ reXeapa. Cosm.
448, 12.
fs,
Carm. Greg. 491.
l6iipp.o>Sr]s,
(EIAO) lukewarm.
6v,
101
BeamaTiKas, adv. by decree.

Se(T(TdKi^<o or BeTToKlâ),
io-co,
Leant.
I, 1
721 B.
D.
BeppeyriKos,
tj,
(6epp.6a>)
(Gctro'aXdff) to use
SepfiavTiKOS.
the Thessalian dialect.

16.
Dion Chrys. 1,315,
Plut. II. 715 C.

fltpo-i,
Anast. Sin. 749 A.

agreement,
Sext. 118,
see Ourpi.
ems,
fi,
^ms,
convention,
<j)ia-is-
custom
7.
opposed to
Strab.
Diod. Ex. Vat. 26,
5.
QiaadkiKos or SeTToXtKor, r), ov, Thessalian. Apollon, D. Synt. 214, 5, eBos (iTTTroTa, veipeXTjyepeVa). Pron. 398 C, genitive in -oio.
eeo-o-aXotSs or BeTToKiKcos, adv. in the Thessalian
2, 3, 7,
p. 154, 8.
2. Adoption of a child Farm. 659 (84). Polyb. 18, 18, 9 Kara opposed to (piais. 32, 12, 6e(Tiv viavos, grandson by adoption.
;
Prod.
manner,
Apollon. D, Pron. 398 B.
Bea-a-dpios, ov, 6,
the Latin
tesserarius,
the
officer
who gave
311, 16.
6,
the signal
1.
Diod.
II,
586, 87.
580, 92.
5,
7,
Philoii II,
1
chariot-races at the circus.

13. 20.
for beginning the Porph. Cer. 310,

7.
36, 34.
widK.)
opposed to apa-is, 4. PosiSext. 42, 31. 115, 6. negation. opposed to Kfivats. Dion. tion, in prosody
Affirmation
;
S.
(Compare Herodn.
Bia-dai
BcTqp, fjpos,
*6eTi.K6s,
Tj,
Birris.
Cornut.
;
ov, {rlBripi,)
placing
making.
Dion.
Thr. 632, 30 eeVei /iOKpa o-uXXu/Sij, a syllable
long by position,
as
the penult of aXXos.

Q. 44.
H. V, 94, 5, rav ovopdrav, ^= ovopaToBerai, Philon II, 10], 23. the makers of language. 2. Positive ; opposed to dpvrjTKos, negative.
Heph.
letting
1,
3.
.drisftU
45.-5. The
:
Aristot. Polit. 2, 12, 10, vopoi.

3, 3.
doUm of the
apo-is.
I,
foot in beating time
op-
Frat.
Numen. apud Eus.
Ill,
Cic. Q. 1213 B.
posed to
Lucian.
In versification, the long syllable or syllables of a foot thus the of dea-is of an iambus is the second syllable
851.
: ;
6t
Dion. H. VI,
1101, 14.
0fHes, QeTiKov, to 6<pftK6pivov ycveo'Bat. TiKov enippriiJia, positive adverb, applied to the verbal adjective in-riov (xpr/a-Teov, XeKreov),
Dion, Thr. 642, 16.

....
a dactyle, the
Q. 31. 34. 37.
first.
Drac. 133,
27.
Aristid.
3.
Phot, Lex. noXeprirea
Conventional,
by usage or custom.
Terent.
M.
1346. 1422. 1566.

thesis
Bacch. 24.
for Spa-ts,
Bfo-piTos, ov,
[Modem
metricians use
4. BeSext. 118, 11, XPV"'' '' ovopdrav. Strab, 2, 3, 7, longing to a thesis, in logic.
0]rqai,s,
and
arsis for ^co-ty.]

Bia-fiuis ? ?
Philoslr,
'I
Leo. Isaur. Novell.
commendation
576,
im-o'êo-ts.
o-va-raTiKos ?
Of Max, Conf,
5.
50.
&(rfw8oa-la, as,
fj,
(Bca-pLoBoTTis) the giving
of laws.
Did. A. 401 C.
5eo-/io8dnjy,
II, 641 C, eVioToXjj. BenKas, adv. by placing, positively, etc. Dion. H, V, 246, 5. Hermog, Ehet. 23, 16. Sext.
ov,
9.
6,
(6e(rii6s,
fii'Saifii)
lawgiver.
11, 1, conventionally.
Diog,
9, 75.
Mai. 237,
6eawp.ia, as,
t],
fj,
(Beds, ovopa)
divine
name or
Se(Tp.o6eaia, as,
{6<Tp,o&4Tris)
the
making of
appellation.
Pseudo-Djon. 597 A. B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Oecopaa
Oecopda, aca,
582
Theoph. 87, 17.
flijXuKoejfiijs,
0rjî<S
Beapeui.
es,
(EIAO)
female-like, feminine.
Beaperpa,
a>v,
ra,
(êcoptm) properly
:=
dvaxa-,
Clim. 1193 A.
BriKvKds,
rj,
\vnTr)pia.
Porph. Novell. 274, presents.

principle, rule.
I,
ov,
(dtjXvs) female.
Sept.
Num.
5,
BetopTjfia, aros, to,

1,
Polyh.
1, 2,
3.
Deut. 4, 16.
Sext.
Ptol. Tetrab. 19, in astrol-
et alibi.
Philon
^
104,
7.
105, 40.
Epict.
2, 17, 3.
BeaprjfWTiKos,
17,
ov,
Artem.
6.
311, oveipos. in
{Seaprum) relating to sight. 2. Proceeding on
principles,
reasoning.
Diog.
Philipp.
7,
apud
Kos.
Di'o^. 2, 113.
templative
90.
3.
Megar. ConTrpoKTi-
2. Feminine, in 729, 27. Dion. Thr. 632, 12. 634, 17, y^ Dion. H. VI, 800, vos, the feminine gender. Lesbon. 166 (178), 6. V, 41, 10, &o/xa. Philon I, 294, 1. Drac. 19, 10. eniBcTov. Apollon. D. Pron. 265 A.'
ogy.
grammar.
BemprjnKos
opposed to
drjKvKas, adv. in the

1,70
feminine gender.
6, 1, 10.
Lesbon.
Jul. 265 B.
ov,
to,
t
2,
(183).
Slrab.
8, 3, 11.
Phryn.
BeaprjiidTtov,
6eapr)ii.a.
heorematium
21, 17, et alibi.
little
61. 114.
Moer.
8. 9.
Sext. 633, 24.
Epict.
6rjXvpavca>, rjo-a,
=^
BrjXvfxmn)! clfu.
Philon
11,
SeaprjTriptov, ov, t6, (BeiaprjTrjs) seat in
theatre.
20,44.
BrjXvfiavTjs,
Caesarius^n.
s,
Plut.
I,
840 B.
(Beiopea) spectator.
(pAiivoiiai)
8.
rj,
mad
for females.
Anast.
BetopriTrjs, ov, 6,
Athan.
I,
Sept. Jer. 5,
BrjKvpAivLa, as,
Mel. 54.
the being Brjkvpiavfis.
c.
Beapr^TiKos,
f),
6v,
contemplating ; contemplative.
Sin. 252 C.
6r]\vp.TiTpLa-Ti)s,
0,
Classical.
delas.
Dion. H.Yl, 815, 12, ttjs d\i]Philon I, 681, 40, nvos. 443, 19. 11,
410, 16, ^los, contemplative life. Dion. H. V, 543, 14 To 6ett>-
incorrect for BrjXvfUTpuTTijs,
oG,
282, 36.
oi
{6rjXvp,LTpr)s)
woman's man.
Lex. Sched.
271.
BrjXv/iiTpris, ov,
2. Theoretical.
prjTiKov avrav,
2.
{pWpa) with a woman's head77.
prjTiKOV (rrjs îXoo-o0ias).
VI, 817,
To
deco1, 1,
dress.
BrjKvvai, to
Lucian. H,
theory, criticism.
01
Epict.
Just.
Tryph. 2
6v,
decoprinKoi
aKeTTTiKoi ? or ol deaprip-aTLKoi ? GeapTfTOi,

ri,
render effeminate. [Philon I, 273, 8 Jos. Ant. 4, 8, 40 TedrjXv(TfieT^BrjXvpfievos. Ptol. Tetrab. 62 TeBrjXvadai.'] voses,
seen, visible.
Sept.
Dan.
8, 5.
BriXvirpeirfjs,
{jrpemo)
befitting,
becoming a
Philon I, 257, 25. Plut. II, 876 C, et alibi. Athenag. 940 A. dfapia, at, fj, dca, L. spectaculum, of gladiDiod. 14, 60.
woman.
cui-ilex).
Strat. 17.
Isid.
1596 B.
BrjXvTrpivos, ov, 6, {BrjKvs nplvos)
=z dpia (QuerEust. 302,29 {Theophr. '&.'.%

rj,
ators.
Theophil.
3,
15.
16,3).^
sight,
Bciipiov, ov, TO, (9ea>pia)
L. spectaculum, a
BrjXvjTTfpls, l8os,
(irrcpis)
thylipteris,
the
games, theatrical representations.

61.
Carth. 15.
brake.
*6tjXvs,
Diosc. 4, 184 (187).

eia,
17,
Chron.528,5.
i),
Mai.
4:17.
BiaxTis, a>s,
I,
(jSeoai)
deification.
Qreg. Naz.
1221 B. Anast. Sin. 77 B. 1097 C. Vit. Nil. Jun. 40 A.

rj,
Andr. C.
female. "H BrjXeta votros, Philon 11, 21, 2. 306, 1. 465, 7. Clem. A. I, 92 A. Herodn. 4, 12, 4. Orig. Schol.Heph. 12, 5, p. 73.-2. 1, 965 D.
Kwaibla.
SemTLKos,
ov, able to deify.
Fseado-Dion. 165
the
Gl
Feminine
BjjKvkos, in
grammar.
Arist.
A.
6riâ>6d,
Nub. 671.
the true reading seems to be
679. 682. 683.
4m(o^
Elench.
Hebrew n^n
B.
17.
dfffia,
4, 9.
14, 4.
kiôoto's.
Clem. A.
II,
21, ovofiaTo.
Rhet. 3, 5, 5, ycVos. Philon I, 553, 38.

8.
Poet. 21,
(See
eipis.)
{_drjya>)
BrjXvaroXia,
tjo-co,
(aToXff) to loear woman's ap11, 13, 9.
Br/yaXeos, u, ov,
sharpened.
Antip. S.
parel.
Strab. 10, 3,
rj,
6rjKvT0Kia, as,
(BtjXvtokos) the bearing of fe-
6r}Kapiov, ov, t6, (6r)Krj) sheath.
Mauric.
1, 1. 2.
males.
Jos. Ant. 3, 11, 5.

Plut.
I,
Leo. Tact.
5, 3,
et alibi.
6rjXvâvr]S, is, ((âlvopAiC) woman-like.
6rjKo(j)6pos, ov, ((j)(pto)
case-carrying.
Lyd. 202,
Qreg. Naz.
Plut.
I,
10 C,
6cf)0^vai.
T), wearing woman's Lucian. II, 236.
4.
215, 20.
6rj\dpo-riv, cv,
drjXv^LTOiv, (ovos, 6,
)(iTmv.
SrjXvs Koi apa-r/v.
Antip. S. 27,
6r]Xw^vxos,
162.
QrjXui,
3.
Ill,
1109 A.
(AjXafm) a .fucking.
ov, (i/'x^)
effeminate.
Ptol. Tetrab.
SriXaa-fios, ov, 6,
19 D.
STJXfvopjii
=
fj,
ovs,
ij,
the
Roman Rumina.
Brifiav,
Plut.
II,
BrjXvKeiopMi,.
{QriXri)
eijXovT), j)f,
Epiph.
tItSti.
800 A. Plut. II, 278

II,
278 C.
drjpavia, as, y,
8, 14.
heap, Stack.
Sept. Ex.
C.
drjXvyovcw,
children.
ri<ra,
Job
5, 26.
Camt.
7, 2, a-trov.
Mace.
Achmet.
(ft/Xi/yo'vos)
I, 26-2,
to
beget female
1,
11, 4,
Philon
I,
21.
Briiiiovidla,
of dead' bodies. d(T(o, to heap up,

tj,
to stack.
drjXvKfvoixm (dr/XvKds) to behave like
a woman.
213, )^6pTov.
Brjîs,
Clem. A.
1228 C.
EpipJi.
U, 81 B.
eas,
(Bjyya)
a sharpening,
lohetting.
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by Microsoft
07)papxM
'Ytto 6ij$iv, rapidly,
583
FseuAo-Jacob.
Btjpioiiaxeai,
fjo-a,
OrjaavpiK6<;
to
quickly.
fight
with
wild
beaslx.
1,
18.
EpipJi.
fj,
I,
300 A.
Ael, Tact. 23,
1.
Diod.
32.
Srjpapxla, as,
(fBfipapxos) two war-elephants in
43, p. 211, 24. Paul. Cor. Ignat. 645 A. 689 C.
S,
15,
battle array.
Bripapxos, ov, 6,
drjpiondxris, ov, 6,
BufpuspAxos.
Diod.
II,
537,
(jSrjp,
apx(o) the
manager of two
1.
44.
drjpiofiaxia, as,
ij,
elephants in battle.
SrjpaTos,
Ti,
Ael. Tact. 23,
6v,
IBrjpdm) caught, won, obtained:
public games.
fight with wild beasts at the Inscr. 4039. Strab. 2, 5, 33.
attainable.
Polyh. 10, 47, 11, rois dvBpamois.

7.
Philon
I,
602, 37.
6,
rj,
Dion. H. Y, 68,
6ripd<l>iov,
BrjpiopAxos, ov,
Brjpiov.
{fidxajiai)
ov. TO,
little
Damocr.- apud
who
Iren.
fights
with idld
8.
I,
beasts
Galen.
XHI, 892
E.
games. 629 B.
beast.
Anton. 10,
Basil.
L. bestiarius, one at the public Lucian. Lexiph. 19.
8ripeir(fS6s, ov, 6, (fifjp,

tiles.
ewiôs) enchanter of repConst. Apost. 8, 32. Theod. I, 1297

Clim. 1097
1, 6, 3.
477 A.
Chrys. IX,
Basil Set 529 B.

f),
B.
SijpeuTpia, as, ^, (drjpevT^s) huntress.
dripcofioptjiia, as,
(8rjpt6p.op(j}os)
form of a wild
B.
BrjpiAKOi
for
6r)pidKiov,
ov,
to,
A.
BripiaKr).
Epiph. I, 544 A. 144 D. 336 C.

Epiph.
Pseudo-jDzon. 137
dr]piofiop<j)os, ov, (pop(j)ri)
in the
I,

6r\puiK6s,
Athenag. 932 C.
Cyrill.
(6rjpiov) relating to venomous Nicand. Ther. (titul.). Diosc. 2. Theriacus, good lobol. pp.43. 91. against the poison of venomous animals. Galen. VI, Diosc. 5, 63. Plut. II, 663 C. 3. Substantively, ^ dtj149 D, (f)dpimKov. piaicfj, sc. dvTiSoTos, or KaTacrKcuij, theriaca, theriac. Diosc. 2, 96, p. 221. Galen. VI, 149 D. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 44, 32. Nemes.
Tj,
6v,
BrjpwTrpeirfis, s. (npeTro))
animals.
A.
I,
245 A.
form of a beast. 377 C. befitting a toild beast. VI, 661 C. VII, 657
tovs
Tpoirovs.
D.
drjpiarrpaiTos,
ov, 4.
=^
Brjpiahrjs
Genes. 22,
dr]pioTpo<êiov, ov, to,
(6rjpioTp6cj}os^
menagerie.
Varro. R. Rust.
Strab.
33.
3, 13.
dripioTp6(j>os, ov, (Tpe(j)a>)

2,
5,
17,
532 A.
StjpiaKaxns, fas,
rj,
the being 6j]piaKa>Tos.
Symm.
tone 6ripioTpo(ôs, Galen. X, 391 A.

as
producing wild beasts. 1. 2. Proparoxyfeeding on wild animals.

3,
Gen. 49,
Sept.
2.
9.
Eus. IV, 592 C.

by a wild beast.
Bripicowfios, ov, (6Vo/ia)
named after a
880 B.
wild beast
BtjpuiKaiTos, ov, (SKio'KOiiai) killed
AcW.
Vit. Nicol. S.
rj,
Gen. 31, 39.

II,
ov,
Ex.
22, 13. 31.
Lev.
the
5,
drjplaa-is, emt,
{Brjpwio) the being

II,
changed
into
Philon
355, 30.
(/SaXXia)
7.
a
thrown
to
beast.
Lucian.
296.
Srjpio^XriTos,
beasts.
wild
Brjpoôpos, ov,
=^
following.
YseuAo- Phocyl.
Strab. 6,
1,
Simoc. 130,
fj,
147.
SrjpwôXia, as,
beasts.
(ftjpto^dXos)
I,
attack by
mid
Brfpo^ptoTos, ov,
p. 418, 10.
dr/pio^paTos.
12,
172 C. 6tjpioô\os, ov, (/SoXXo)) producing wild Epiph. II, 778 B.

Epiph.
221 A.
II,
beasts.
6ripoK6p.os, ov, 6,
:^
BrjpioKopos.
Heliod. 10, 27.
Soz.
1156 A.
rftrta,
SripiofipaKTia,
as,
^,
the
being
dripid^paros.
SrjpoXeKTeat,
:=^ Xeîdrjpeoi.
Epiph.
I,
852
Theogn.
Mon. 853 A.
ov,
BrjpLo^paTos,
D.
Orjplojv
vtto
Kara^poiBels,
drjpoXeKTris, ov, 6,
(^drjp,
Xeyco) hunter.
Caesa-
devoured by toild beasts. Diod. 18, 36.

6ripi6hrfyfux, aros, to,
Sept.
Gen. 44, 28.

6r]pi68t]-
rius 1072.
BrjpoXETrjs,
ov,
6,
(oX\u/ii)
destroyer
of wild
=:
drjpiaiv
S^fia,
beasts.
Philipp. 52.
Greg. Naz. IV, 122

savage.
KTov Tpavfia,
Diosc.
2,
bite
of a venomous
animal.
A.
drjpofityfjs, is,
97
(1, 27).
ov,
(jilywpi) half beast,
loild,
good for the bite of venomous animals. Epiph. I, 157 D. Diosc. 1, 1. 3t]pwSr]KTos, ov, bitten by a reptile.
SrjpioSrjKTtKos,
rj,
Plut.
J,
in
A.
Br^poTpoTTos, ov,
a wild
beoF-ts.
beast.
Cosm. Carm. Greg. 488. (rpcmos) having the character of Isid. 381 D.
(BripoTpocfios)
2,
4, 24.
OijpioeiSfjs, es,
6r)poTpocj)em,
fi(rm,
to
keep wild
(EIAQ)
{^dos)
like
a wild
beast.
Adam.
Aristaen.
rj,
20. the killing
5. 323.
Sripio^Bris,
es,
6ripo(f>ovia, as,
{6r)po<f>6vos)
I,
of wild
of a savage character.
one luho has charge
beastf.
Greg. Naz.
605 C.
Theogn.
Mon. 853
C.
dr}pa\f6pos, ov, (oKcBpos) destroying wild beasts.
StjpioKo/ios, ov, 6,
(Kop,ea>)
dim. 1201 C,
6r]pmwp.os, ov,
tropically.
ofviild beasts.
Prnc.
Ill, 58, 20.
^=
ov,
Bripimwpos.
Vit. Nicol. S.
Bripiopjixfiov, ov, TO,
(drjpioiidxos) the
arena of
Paul,
et
877 D.
Bfjo-avpiKos,
rj,
an
amphitheatre.
Apocr
Act.
6r](TavpurTi<6s,
hoarding.
Thecl. 31.
Ptol.
Tetrab. 158.
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by Microsoft
OrjaavpiaTeov
6r)(TavpiaTiov
21.
BrjaavpiaTTis, ov, 6, {Brjaavpiâi) hoarder.
3,
584
PTiilon II, 57,
ffkiii/xos,
OopvjSdôfJMi
oi,
6,
Sei 6r)aavpiêLV.
=.
Skills.
Sept.
8.
Ex.
8,
9.
Deut. 26,
Poll.
dXiTrreov
=
rj,
7, ijfiwv.
Arcad. 59,
8ei 0\lêtv.
Orig. 11, 265 C.
115.
0ki7mK6s,
ov, oppressive.
Achmet. 213.
Sext.
6r}(Tavpo86rr]s, ov, 6, (BrjtTavpos, 5/8o)/it) giver
of
ffKiwriKas,
adv.
oppressively.
492,
32.
treasures.
drjaavpo/iavla,
Tim. Presh. 244 C.

as,
f],
Stud. 1232 C.
{pMivopai)
madness for
elfii.
6Xi-îs, eo>s,
t),
(0\t^to) pressure.
Strab.
1, 3, 6.
treasures.
Tatian. 85C B.
r]<Ta>,
6rja-avpo(pvKaKea>,
=
I,
Galen. VII, 28 B.
249, 17. 338, 14.
6rj<Tavpif<^v\.a^
Metaphorically,
Sept.
VIH, 142
3.
B.
Soran,
affliction, distress,
Diod. 19, 15.
Philnn
237,
7.
anguish.
;(^r.
6j]<Tavpo^vKaKiov, ov, to, treasury.
Artem. 104.
2.
efie).
Gen. 35,
24.
42, 21, t^s ^niijie
Elision, in
grammar (mr
Diog.
for
Phot. 11, 380 A.

6r)a-avpo^vka^, okos,
6,
Kara
(0ijXa^) treasurer. Sept.
Tryph.
6m)(Tfibtos, a, ov,
Bvrjaifidios.
8, 33.
Esdr.
2, 5,
14, d cwl toO Grjiravpov.
Diod. 18,
Philostr.
241.
333.
Porphyr.
Abst.
254.
58, et alibi.
Brjcravpaihrjs,
s,
354.
(EIAfi)
(diacros,
filled
with treasure.
dvrjo-iuaios, a,
ov,
(Bvriais)
L. morticinus,
that
Philostr. 303.
6uuiap-)(ris,
ov,
6,
npx"")
^^î^f
of a
society.
Lucian.
BtaaiTTjs, ov, 6,
ei^T],
rjs,
17,
Ill, 333.
has died of itself. Sept. Lev. 5, 2. -11, 24, et alibi. Philon II, 355, 30. Hierocl. C. A. 170, 11. (Compare Jos. Ant. 3, 11, 2 Kpeor
Tou redvrjKOTOs avTOfiaTOys ^wou.)
dvrja-is, etas,
3ia(Toyn)s.
Inscr. 2271.
::=
following.
Sophrns.
3544
fj,
{6vr)a-Kai) mortality.
Did. A. 321
Cyrill.
D.
6i/3tf,
B.
^,
Joa;.
Aet. 5, 95, p. 91 b, 42.

S.
Scytk.
the
Hebrew n^n,
Ex.
2,
a,
kind of basket
(vljm/.
ki|3<b-
V.
322 A.
Joann. Mosch. 3085 C. Anast.
or
5e/)^.
3 seq.
Sin. 765 B.
Mai. 205,
(yewdco)
12. 481, 12.
Theoph.
356, 12.
5i-yyai/to,
359, 12. 14.

stillborn.
^0
]
Tj,
ôwcA.
\_Sext.
435, 20.
714, 7 61-
Svijo-Koyevos, ov,
Cerul. 741
xB^vai
diKTiKos,
B.
OV, (6i,yyava>y
touching.
Method. 404
Bvfjo-nai,
to die.
Arr. Anab.
Sf'fi,
7,
9,
4 Our TroXm
B.
6ip.<ovia, 6iva)hr]s,
iredvrjKeiTe
incorrect, for Br^jiavla.

es,
afraid.
3, 14.
Clem. A.
fj,
t^
of
JoJont uoit were terribly
II,
649 A, 6ea, to have

Did. A.
{6is) sandy.
Strdb. 8,
11,
left
God's ways.
(fivryros) mortality.
C/iry.s.
4,
flierp/,
2.
^
dvriTOTTjs, rjTos,
risn, the seventh
calendar,
1.
mouth of the Jewish

Jos
vnep^fperdios.
Ant.
8, 4,
1117 D. 909 C.
896 B.
X, 150
C.
Theod. Mops.
Vit. Nicol. S.
Max. Con/ Comput. 1221 A, Bipm.

6,
GXaSias, ov,
(5Xam) Sept. Lev. fvvovxos. Deut. 23, 1. 22, 24. Athan. I, 73ff D. Cyrill. A. I, 893 B. {Compare Philon I, 609, 34 Te6\ao-p.vot yap ra yevitrjTtKu rrjs diavotas. Paul. Aeg. 288 '0 Kara SKaaiv evvov-
dvr]Tocj)6oos, ov,
^=
Bavarrjcjiopos.
QvTiTO'^vy^TaL, av,
oi,
(_'^vxf})
ThnetopsychitaCy
mortal.
who believed that the soul is

I,
Damasc.
Macc.
757 B.
rjs, rj,
doiva,
=
9.
Boivrj.
Sept. Sap. 12, 5.
Xi'TjJ.os.)
ffKdvm
3, 5, 31.
Moer. 183.
es,
dXiia.
Athan.
bruise.
I,
268
D as v.
Amos
147.
1,
1.
6oXoSi)y,
6,
2,
like
a dokos, vaulted.
Strab. 4, 4,
ffKaafia,
arcs, to,
II,
Sept.
11,
3.
6,
2.
2,
Soran. 256, 37.
Dion
C. 53,
Philon
200.
ffKa(7ti6s,
488, 40.
Diosc.
82.
27,
Soran. 249, 32, in surgery.

ov^ 6,
doXoeiS&s, adv. in the
a crushing,
bruising.
Nectar.
form of a vault. Diosc. 4,154(157). 168(171). Diog. 2, 9.

6,
1828 B.
dXdo-o-o)
flXao-Trjy,
=
a,
doKos, ov,
vault of a bath.
Alex. Aphr. Probl.
Skaa.
Galen. IV, 539 B.

fH^pvo&\da-Tr)i.
15, 10, 6 irjpos.

II,
ov, 6,
z=
Galen.
6o\6s, ^, ov,
66\fp6s,
muddy, turbid water.

Achmet.
Clementin.
99 E.
SXi^fpos,
ov,
Athen.
(&Ktâ>)
afflictive,
10,
16.
Simoc. 177, 15.
afflictinq.
to.
171.
floXtoTtKos,
7j,
Did. A. 1136 B.
Skiêpa, afflictions.
6\iîa<:, ov, 6,
Pallad. Laus. 1090 A,

Strab. 13, 4,
6v, (6o\6a>y
muddling.
6, 9. (jipev&v.
1.
=-
BXabias.
floXmi-dr,
r),
ov,
(doKos) vaulted.
Proc.
Ill, 304,
eXi'^m, tn distress
ed.
CIS
Apophth.
Mid. ffklôfiai, to be afflict376 B Tc noirjcra, on 6Xi|3o/xat

;
14.
dopia-Koimi (6op6s), to be impregnated.

39, 20, 8tA tSiv &T10V,
Liber.
TO 7T<o\â-a/ to epyoxîpov p,ov
6Kifi8rjs, fs.
~.
SKifiepos.
Nil 557
C.
BXinna, uTos, TO, bruise^ sore caused ing. Diosc. 2, 51.
by pinch-
Sopvâôfuu (Bopvfios) Tvp^dôfuu. Luc. 10, 41 as V. 1. .Bus. Alex. 444 C, Mdyeipot 6opvâôuevoi o/foBvT9 <f>a<Tiavois, bustling.
most absurd.
Digitized
by Microsoft
6opvûicrrr\<!
BopiiôTT]!, ov,
6,
585
Hippol.
113, 12.
Just.
Oplt a(Ti<i
turbulent person.
Monarch.
5, 3, 12.
1.
Clem. A.
II,
II,
Haer. 86, 16.

tfopu/SoTToieo), ^tro), (fiofyvôiroios) to
208 A.^ Herodn.

he turbulent.
i]
Em.
273 A,
vofUKrj.
Diod. 13, 111.

Sopvôiroiog,
a,
App.
6v,
I,
571, 86.
dpri(TKfvtTip.os, ov,
belonging
to
worship.
Eus.
(fiopvôs, ttoUo) turbulent.
II,
673 D,
TdTToi.
Plut. I, 422 A. 748 E. eopvâhas (BopvâBrjs), turhulently. Plut. II, 656 F. QovKvh'ihfioi, a, ov, (^QovKvhibrjs) Thucydidean. Dion. H. VI, 998, 11. Tseudo-Demetr. 36,
12.
dpr/a-KevTris, ov, 6, religious
man.
Synes. 1340
A.
Spria-Kcva,
to observe
religiously,
to
I,
adhere
281,
to
7.
religion.
Classical.
Dion. H.
eoiXri,
ris, fj,
Thule.
Dion. P. 581.
Diosc.
1, 9.
Clem. R. 1, 45, OprjiTKelav. Clem. A. I, 88 A. 2. To worship. Sept. Sap. 11, 16. 14, 16. Just. Apol. 1, 62. Herodn. 1, 11, 1.
eoia-Koi,, av, ol,
Thusci or Tusci.
(fipaia ?)
Spfja-Kos,
&o<p6d, see Tatped.

Spayfios, ov, 6,
ov, religious. Jacob. 6, Theognost. Can. 46, p. 14, 31.

r),
1,
26.
a cracking, breaking.
Diosc.
5,
Bpiaiiêia, as,
Bpiapôs.
Eus.
11,
1040
to
Sext. 15, 3, Kva/iojv.
A. 146 (147),
dpidpPeva-is,
eas,
fj,
Opaxias, ov, 6,
\i6os,
BpaKiô),
=z
Bpaiaos.
(Bpiaji^fico)
exposure
a species of stone. iVo), (6pa|) to imitate the Thracians.
contempt.
Eustrat. 2316 A.
BpiafiêvToKiov, ov, t6,
triumphale, triumphal
9.
Apollon. D.
Adv. 572,
Spavanov, ov, to,

121.
6pa(rv\oyla, as,
=
fj,
8.
song.
Schol. Arist.
Porph. Cer. 498,

II,
Bpavos.
Kan.
Spiafi^fvTfjs, ov, 6,
triumphator,
triumpher.
8.
fj,
(dpaavs, Xeyto)
Athan.
following.
792 A.
Porph. Cer. 498,
BpLafiêia,
eva-ia,
Tseuio-Basil. Ill, 1316 A.

6pa(Tv<TTop.ia, as,
triumph.
{dpianôs) Polyb. 6, 53, 7.
triumpho,
Diod. 16, 90.
to
Posidon. apud
II,
(6pa(iv(TTopiOs) bold speech.
Athen.
542,
8.
I,
4,
38, p.
153 C.
3,
5,
Mel. 34.
6pacTv)(ftp,
Strab.
3.
Epict. 3, 24, 85.

II,
fipos,
6,
fj,
(x^'p)
bold of hand.
Sept.
Plut.
187 E, Bpiajxôv.
71,
to
318 B,
in
vUrjv.
Philipp. 25.
SpavfLa, aros, to,
0.
App.
dpava/ia.
I,
4.
II,
112,
a'
77.-2. Tritriumph.
2,
Judith
13,
umpho,
15.
lead
captive
Sir. 21, 21.
Strab. 7,1, A.
12, 3, 35, rtra.
Paul. Col.
cause
I,
Bpaviris,
eas,
f),
(Opaia^ a breaking, breach;
Plut.
I,
38 D.
ruin.
Sept.
Num.
16, 48.
Reg.
2,
18,
7,
ajiêvBtj
KOI dvrjpcdrj.
slaughter.
ture.
Ps. 105, 23.
Jos. Vit.
72,
frac-
umph.
-o'Oai
Paul. Cor.
into
2,
epava-fios, oO, 6,
= Bpavms.
Sard. Can.
7,
tS>v
ttoKitSiv.
3. To 4.
14.
App.
I,
801, 90 'Edpito tri-
Plut.
231
To
disgrace
cai-ried
Sept. injury.
Nahum
to
2,
publicly,
10, xapSias.
6peii,iiaTorpo(j)i, fjaaj,
(Bpip-iia, Tpe(f>co)
keep
1,
to cause a culprit to be about the city in mock-procession. Vit. Amphil. 25 C. Sin. 1052 B.
TropII,
Anast.
cattle.
Diod.
2,
54, ayeXas.
Strab. 15,
ically, to expose to contempt.
41.
Bpeitrapiov, ov, to, {dpeirrds)
child.
397 A.
L. alumnus, fosterDiosc.
-
BpeirriKos,
Apophth. 148 D. causing to heal up. ij, 6v,

by nourishing,
nourished, fed.
etc.
1,
53, p. 57, \k5)v.

SpfTTTiKms, adv.
Tatian. 26, p. 861 A, "Koyovs 8rjfwa-tfva>. dWorpiovs, parading. Theoph. i50, IS. Nic. CP. Can. 28. Phot. Lex. Suid. 'EêtfotTa. eVf.... [Orig. ni, 1073 B e6pidp,PfVT0
5.
Oreg. Naz.
To publish, make
knoion, divulge,
Eus. VI,
SubstanSept.
SpidfiêvTO.^
604 C.
SpcTTTos,
fj,
ij
OV,
3.
BpmpîKos, fj, 6v, triumphalis, triumphal, belonging to a triumph. Nicol. D. 96. Dion.
tively,
dpeirni, sc. irais,
Estli. 2, 7.
L. alumna. Apocr. Act. Joann. 13.
H. n,
Plut.
I,
923, 8.
Strab.
3,
4,
13.
5,
2,
2.
Bpewrpa, as, ^, p. 1128.

6pe\jns, ems,
fj,
139 E,
6,
ai/Spes, iâi
rpotfyos,
nurse.
Inscr. HI,
6piap.piK&s, adv. triumphally.

dpiajiôs, ov,
4,
Aai triumphed. App. II, 321,
8.
Galen.
II,
(Tpe(f)<o} a nourishing, feeding. 243 E. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 74, 19.
Sext. 243, 19.
265, 18.
6pt]via, to wail, lament.

Tai.
Impersonal
5. 2. The Roman triumphus, (riPosidon. Polyb. 4, 66, 8, et alibi. umph. apud 4<Aen.' 5, 60, p. 213 B. .Diod. 4, 5.
an epithet of Dionysus.
Diod.
reOpfjvr]-
II,
II,
Lucian.
as,
I,
643, iKavSts, enough of lamen-
tation.
dpjj(TKia,
Sept. Sap. worship : religion. Jj, Philon I, 195, 34. Luc. Act. 26, 5. Paul. Col. 2, 18. Jacob. 1, 26. 27. Jos. Ant.
14, 18. 17, 9, 3.
Dion. H. I, 308, 4. 349, 13. S. ni, 1843, 16, jrffoj, ovatio. Laughing-stock. Apocr. Act. Paul, et Thecl. 26 "Ea-TTjcrev avTov Bpiojiôv, she made him the
516, 32.
7.
817,
Clem. R.
1,
45.
Hermes Tr. Poem.
eplams, Cedr.
laughing-stock of the city. (6pida) poetic fj, tos,

I,
inspiration.
471.
74
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by Microsoft
Opiyjio.
Spiyyiov, incorrect for Spiyxiov, ov, to,
little
586
6piy6pv\Ko\eienis, ov,
OvfieXiKOf
6,
(dpiXKos, Xeyco) a gossip.

Macar. 776 C. SpiSaKivos, t], ov, of 6piba^.

k6s6pihaKi,ov, ov, t6,
little
Damasc.
Lucian.
II, 80.
11,
336 B.
epvjtTiKos,
f),
6v, fit for
breaking.
Diosc.
1, 174,
6plba^
Plut. II, 349 A.
\i6ov, dissolving.
BpiiTTa, to break in pieces, to crumble.

6pi&aKa>hr)s,
es.
Also,
{Bpida^,
EIAO)
lettuce-like.
Diosc.
2,
159 (160).
Bpvâ. Anast. Sin. 209 A. (141) 6pv^^vm. Arr. Anab.

a-ofiat.
[Diosc
5,
140
4, 19, 2 ^pui^ft}-
6pl^, rpix^s, TpixîTiv
rj.
hair.
[Jos. Ant. 16,
7, 3, p.
804
Clem A.
cs,
I,
305
Kara-Bpvêis.]
dpiîv-l
r],
SpvaSris,
(dpvov,
EIAQ)
full
of
rushes.
6pi7niSea-Taros,
apparently an imperfect Lucian. II, 340. superlative of 6pnrr)8f<rTos Synes. 1488 B.

ov,
Strab. 8, 3, 24.
Bv^pis, iSos, TO,

Also, eiji^pis.
Tiber.
Jos. Ant. 18, 3, 4. Dion. P. 354. Plut. I, 17
Bpo/i^tov, ov, TO, small 6p6fil3os. 25.
Diosc. Delet.
F.
OvyaTcpa, as,
12, 2.
^,
following.
Herm. Mand.
plural, the
Bpofi^mms, etos, r], (Bpoiiôofiai) the becoming Diosc. 2, 21, yaXoKTos, clotted or curdled. curdling. Galen. II, 265 B, alfiaTos. Antyll.
Bvyarqp, Tpos,
fi,
daughter.
In the
apud
dpovlâi,
I, 2.
Orih. II, 40, 10.

i<7(o,
Lyd. 47,
2.
daughters of a city, the small villages belonging to that city. Hebraism. Sept.
{dpovos) to enthrone.
Sept. Esth.
Judic.
1,
27.
Maec.
6,
1, 5, 8. 65.
Ps. 136,
8,
Greg. Naz. Ill,

a church, B.
1159 A, a bishop. 3. To consecrate

Codin. 89, 15.
Doroth. 1725
BajSuXSvof,
:::=
BafivXmv.
{Bvy&TTjp, yafiia) that has
Bvyarpoyafios, ov,
ivBpovia^w.
married
C.
his
own
fj,
daughter.
Basil. HI, 640
Bpoviov, ov, TO, ^=. 6p6vos, chair.
BvyaTpojii^la, as,
a, ov,
:^
Em.s.
to tj Bvyarpl fuyrjvm.
of the Thrones (celestial beings). Pseudo-Dion. 304 A. Dion Bpovia-iios, ov, 6, (fipovl^to) an enthroning. Synes. 1417 B, of a Chrys. I, 388, 2.
Spovws,
bishop.
dpovuTTrjs, ov, 6, he
Orig.
1,
360 B.
382, 24.
m,
512 A.
yewav.
dvyoTpoTTOios, a, ov, (iroiea)
^= Bvyarepas
to
Philrm
ciii:ny
6v\\o<f)opeoiiai
(SvfKKa,
(f)epa>),
he carried
who
enthrones.
Synes. 1417
B.
dpovos, ov,
vrjtTi.
Diod. 16, 80. GueWftos, a, ov, Thyestean. Athenag. 896 C, beiirva, Thyestean feasts, the eating of human
in a gale.
flesh.
6,
chair.
Philosir. 566. 526, 6

Paiiirjv,
'A^-
Martyr. Path. 1420 B.
(See
also
580,
6 Kara rrjv
of lecturers
Orig.'X 1333 B.)

Bvrjhoxos, ov,
Eus. n, 865 C, the bishop's seat at church, Athan. I, 276 C. II, 820 B. 2. See. Hippol. Haer. 450, 67, t^s tma-Komjs. Orig. Ill, 1329 B, ima-Komicof. Ant. 16. Eus. II, 221 C. 681 A, 6 'la(u/3ou, of Jerusalem. Basil. IV, 697 C, imtrKonov. Greg. Naz. I, 1108 B. 1089 B, o MapKou, of Alexandria. II, 492 B. 545 C. Synes. 1412 B, apxiepaChal. Can. 17. 28. Sophrns. 3396 C, TiKos.
=
3.
BvohoKos.
Greg. Naz. IV, 44

Iambi.
A.
OvTjnoKLKos,
7),
ov, {dvrjTToKos) sacrificial.
Myst. 215,
BvuTKT),
Tjs,
ri,
(6vos) ccnscr.
Sept.
22.
stone.
Ex.
25, 29.
Esdr.
1, 2, 12.
Ovtrrfs Xidos, ov,
Mace. 1, 1, 6, a, kind of
Diosc.
5,
6 ' A\eâv8peias.
siastical
3.
Order, grade, in eccle'O irpiyroi dpovos, the '0 Sevrepos 6p6vos, the
153 (154). BvKaKoopai :^r SvKoKos yiyvopni. Pac. 199.

6v\a^,
C.
6v\ds, oSos,
Bv/ia, aros,
ri,
Schol. Arist.
language.
oKos,
6.
6v\aKos.
Sophrns.
3449
episcopal dignity.
office
Eus. II, 889 C. Greg. 1053 A. 1249 A. 4. In the plural, Throni, Thrones, one of the most exalted orders of the celestial hierai-ohy. Patriarch. 1053 C. Orig. I, 1069 C. PseudoDion. 200 D.
of presbyter.
Naz.
Ill,
==
SvKaKos
Antip. S. 82.
meat,
to,
butcher's
simply meal.
Apophth. 164 C.
Qvpfipis, see Qv^pis.
dv)i^piTr]s, ov, 6, (^dijifipa)
of savory.
Diosc.
5,
60, olvos, loine flnvored with savory.

dviieXrjs,
es,
6pvfia>, see Bpiirrm.
du/icXiKos.
Anast. Sin. 248

belonging
to
BpvXiyiios, ov, 6,
sic.
(BpvWiâ) false sound, in muDion. H. V, 56, 1.

Clementin.
2,
A.
Gv/icXiKos,
Tj,
OV,
thymelicus,
Diod. 4,
Plut.
I,
6pvXKia>, to disturb, stir up.
15,
the dv/ieXri, scenic.
5.
Comut.
185.
ndvTas.
SpvK\rip,a,
Jos.
oTos,
to,
Ant. 16,
8, 1.
(dpvWeco)
that
which
is
782
oi BviifXiKol, actors.
II,
176 C. 474 E. 853 A to 6vInscr. 349.

14. Doroth.
much
Sc
talked of.
Sept.
Job
30, 9.
17,
G'^dov
fieXiKov, the histrionic character.
p.e dp{iK\rjp.a
iv fdvea-L, thou hast
made me
a byword among nations.
Artem. 132. Justinian. Cod. 1,4, 1689 B f) BvfifKiKri, actress-
Digitized
by Microsoft
dvfirjSia
Svfirihla,
587
^1K/atOTO?
gladness of heart. n, 713 D. Clem. A. I, 276 B. dv/uaais, ear, f), an incensing, fumigating with incense, applied to the burning of incense at
as,
rj,
(fltijuiyfiijr)
Plut.
Pseudo-arys. XII, 783 E. 13. 2. Supposed to be
Comn.
I,
102,
equivalent
to
church.
Sviiuniov
2,
=
_
Euchol.
p. 822.
Set dv/uav.
Geopon.
censer.
6, 10.
18,
4.
6vjuaTT]p,
rjpos,
6,
(Su/iraoo)
Pseudofumigate
the Rabbinical lyiy, iîa, value. DoubtfuL Heges. 1309 ris f, Bipa toC 'l^croC ; BipaBev (Bipa), a.iv. ^^Bev. Theod. Ill, 969 B T^s BvpaBev <^tXoo-o0iaf, adjectively. IV, 396 Tvao-iv Uarepav ex^v (cai Trjv Bipa-
Bev Kol
rfiv Beiav,
6,
Germ. 400 C.
Bvjuan^to, ura,
with incense.
.Svfuaros, ov, 6,
hath profane
and
sacred.
3. The act of incensing at church.

Germ. 412 D. 452 B.
^vfuarpis, Ihos,
f},
BvjxiaTqp. Sophrns. 3997 C. Damasc. I, 1353 D. Porph. Car. 16, 4. Vit. Nil. Jun. 152 C =: Bvfiiams. Curop. 77, 11.
= =
BvpavoUrrjs, ov,
Sv/iida, to incense,
6, 12, 1. 6, 13, 3.
(dvoiyo)) door-opener. Apollon.

8.
D. Synt. 324,
Bvpds, dSos,
fj,
Geopon.
window.
I,
Diosc.
1,
119.
BvpayXla, as,
air.
11,
rj,
(BvpavXos) a living in the open

155, 43.
Philon
271 B, et
fi,
Muson.
open
245.
Plut.
alibi.
air.
Pseudo-
BvpavXiKos,
940.
ov, living in the
Philostr.
=:= Bvpiarrjp.
Greg. Nyss. HI,

to incense.
Bvpeatpopos, see Bvpeo<f)6pos.

BvpeonSfis,
es,
316 B.
dvpiAo), a(ro), to
(EIAQ)
he
hum
Mace.
in shape like
a Bvpeos.
10,
incense
1, 4,
Sept.
Strah. 17, 2, 2.
Bvpo<f>opea>,
to
Ex. 30,
7.
50.
Bvpeo(f)6pos.
Polyh.
Sv/iiâ), iVo),
(Bipos)
to
smell or taste like thyme.
13, 2.
Bvpeo(ji6pos, ov, 6,
Archigen.
'ffvpoâpTjs,
apud
h,
Orib. 11, 153, 9.
(Bvpeos, (jicpm) L. scutatus,
(fivpjos,
âpvs) heavy in heart.

mind-killing.
shield-bearer,
1,
Antip. S. 65.
ffvpoKTovos, OV,
(jiTcuni))
12, 24.
Macar.
(jjopos.
with a shield. Sept. Par. Polyh. 10, 29, 6. 5, 53, 8 BvpeaDiod. n, 497, 92. Plut. I, 936 F.
armed
753 D.
Bvfwpaxfdi,
r](T(o,
265
(^paxopaC) to he exasperated or
dvpea(ji6pos.
6vpeTravolKTi]s, ov, 6, (eiravoiya)
BvpavoUTrjs.
irritated against, to hate.

8, 4,
Polyh.
9,
40, 4.
27,
Plut. II, 632 E,
an epithet of Crates the

86.
15.
Tois yeyovotTiv. Died. 1 7, 33. Ex. Vat. 49, Luc. Act. 12, 20. Plut. I, 120 A, irpos n.
fj,
Cynic.
Diog.
6,
Svpopaxia, as,
19.
exasperation.
Polyaen.
2, 1,
Pseudo-JsZ. 1184 B.
r)s,
fj,
BypoôKpr],
pov.
a folding door, P. vanPorph. Cer. 15, 11. 13. Bvpis, ISos, fj, window. Sept. Gen. 8, 6. 26, 9.
tail.
Bvpiov, ov, TO, the leaf of
oâKprj flavored viith 6v-
Josu.
2, 15.
Diosc. 5, 24.
6,
12, 25, 3.
Svpos, ov,
2.
=:
TO Bipov.
Diosc.
3,
38 (44).
2,
Philon
Cor.
2,
I,
5, 28. Tobit 3, 11. Polyh. Diod. 20, 85. 91. Bahr. 116, 3. 355, 5. Luc. Act. 20, 9. Paul.
Judic.
Warty
excrescence.
Id. 1, 185.
30.
U,
33.
Epict.
1,
18, 13.
Plut.
II,
Galen. II, 273 F.

'6vp6s, ov, 6,
fioo-t
mind, desire.
Arr.
4, 12, 1
MaxeSchol.
8e Trpos Bvpov elneiv, to their taste.
273 B. BvpoKpovmea, rjtrm, Basil. I, 272 A.

111.
(lepoucB)
BvpoKojveio.
Bvpocftopos, ov, ((j>epo>')
producing Bvpov.
to
Bvponoios, a, ov, (iroiea) making doors.
Poll.
7,
Arist. Plut. 283.

Bvpoio, ixroa, to
Eudoc. M.
ov, TO,
68.
Bvptros.
make angry,
provoke
to
anger.
Bvpa-dpiov,
little'
Plut. II, 614
Sept.
Hos. 12, 14.

Aristeas
A.
Bvpaocihrjs,
es,
BvpahSis (6vpa>br]s), adv. wrathfully.

19.
(Bvpa-os,
EIAO)
thyrsus-like.
Diosc.
fj,
3,
17 (19).
BvvvevTiKos,
ing.
ov,
Lucian.
Ill,
(Bvvvos) good for tunnyfish406.
dvp(ro\6xos, incorrect for 6vp<roKoyxos.
Gemin.
769 B.
Svpaoôpia,
Bvpa-oa,
as,
fj,
6vwo<rK07reiov, ov, to, the
place of a ByvvocrKoiros.
(BvptT0<f)6pos^
the bearing
of
Strdb. 5, 2, 6, p. 352, 11.
the thrysus.
a>a-a>,
Plut. II, 671 D. E.

to
Svwoa-Konia, as,
ihunnies.
fj,
{BvwocrKarros^ a watching of
make
into
a thrysus.
elpt.
Diod. 4,
Strah. 17, 3, 16, p. 421, 22.
4 Aoyxais TeBvpaapevais.
dvvvaSrjs, es, (Bvwos,
EIAQ) thunny-like. Lucian.

trKOTreia)
n, 670.
BvoaKcmos, ov, 6, (Bios, diviner hy the entrails
Bvpapea, A. B.
fjo-ai,
=z Bvpapos
Plut.
H, 830
L. haruspex,
Bvpapiov, ov, TO, (Bvpmpos) porterage, the busi-
of victiTus. Isid 665 B.
ness of a door-keeper.
Pallad. Vit. Chrys.
Svpa, as,
14 llapa dvpqv likavcuTBai, to he loitering at the door, not to take hold of the main business. Al ayiai Bvpai, the holy door, the middle door of the inner sanctuary, called also simply ^ Bipa.
i),
door.
Sext. 608,
22 E.
I
Stud. 1741 A.
ov,
6,
Bvpapos,
church -Janitor.
Laod. 24.
Epiph.
BvpcoTos,
Ill,
fj,
825 A.
{Bvpa) furnished with a door.
ov,
Bahr. 59, 11.
Digitized
by Microsoft

dv<:
588
I,
8vs, 6,
avs.
Coined by Clem. A.
1049
6v(ns, eas,
r),
=
=z
SviTta.
Clem. A.
I,
1049 B.
Epict,
A.
6va-avr)h6v (dv<ravos), adv. fringe-like,
Orig. II, 284 B. C.
Ael.
N.
6iTr]s, ov, 6,
1,
BvTTjp.
Diod. 17, 17.

pertaining
to
A. 16, 11.
Bva-avoeihrjs,
es,
17, 18.
i),
(EIAQ)
fringe-like.
Eunap.
the
6vtik6s,
ov, (fluDjy)
50, 3.
6va-ia,
as,
rj,
sacrifice.
Strab. 3, 3, 6, fond
9v<Tia a-arrqplov,
art
of sacrificing.
Diod.
1,
Substanthe
sacrifice.
tively, ^ BvTiKT], so. TexvTj,
L. haruspicina,
sacrifice
Sept. Ex. 24, 5. of peace-offerings. Lev. 3, 1. 7, 1. 19, 5. Maco. 1, 4, 56. PhiAlso, Ovtria (ronTrfpios PhiIon 11, 245, 44.
:
of divination.
1.
Tatian.
evnKf).
6v'<^ns, e<Bs,
Sext. 641, 17.
To
53, p. 63, 73.
Bvtikov
rj
Plut. n, 904 E.
fj,
Ion II, 240, 37. Ova-ia
Jos. Ant. 3, 8, 10.

:
Also,
63.
Twv
clpr]vi.<lav
Sept.
Reg.
56.
3, 8,
^=: to rvipeiv.
Schol. Arist. Ach.
321.
5v<D, to sacrifice.
eutri'a alvea-fcos, the sacrifice
of thanksgiving.
Philon
:
Sept. Lev.
7, 2.
Mace.
1, 4,
11,
Melito 1216 A.
6a>ia6a,
245, 44.
3, 9, 1. 2.
Bva-la
Also, Xapicrrripios Bvala

rrjs reXeiaa-eois,
Jos.
Ant.
miH
6a)v6,
[Aor. pass. idvBrjv ^sfer. 436 B.]

iôpoKoryqirii,
iridriv.
thanksgiving.
the sacri29,
fice
of consecration.
246, 12.
Sept.
Ex.
34.
Sept.
6a)6 or
Nehem.
12, 27.
Thoth, an Egyptian
PZuf.
I,
month
I,
385
Bva-la irepl dpaprias, the sin-offering.

II,
Philon
o-fTTTf/x/Spws.
24 C.
Athan.
C.
Just.
2.
The Eucharist.
2,
Eus. IV, 92 A, avatpos.

Const. Apost.
et alibi.
57. 59.
3,
Tryph. 117. Can. Apost. 3.

o, 19.
(jipiKTrj.
Batpds, a,
10.
ij
6, 23,
Philostrg.
476 C,
Const. Apost. 8, 5. The sacred elements. Const. Apost. irpoa-tpopd. 4. Offering

27.
8, 10.
ô-ictfta, ao-<o,
= =
3.
2,
Sica,
to sacrifice.
Sept.
Ex.
6, Thomas, one of the twelve apostles. Papias 1256 A. Orig. II, 92 A. Epiph. I, 1040 D Updêis 'Avdpeov Ka\ Oapa, the Acts of Andrew and Thomas, an apocryphal book. 'H KvpmKT) Tov Ompa, :^ r) KaiV^ Kvpiaidi, Low Sunday, Stud. 21 A. 'H bivripa toC BmpM, the Monday following Low Sunday. Id. 1 700 C. 3. Thomas, a Manichean, the
22, 20.
Lev.
7, 6.
24, 9.
Sir. 32, 2, o-mnj-
pi'ou, so. 6va-lav.
32, 4, alvecrcas.
SvcrlaiTpa, aros, to,
author of the gospel of the Infancy. Archel. 1449 A. Alex. Lye. 413 B. Cyrill. H. 593
Svtrla.
1.
Sept.
Ex.
2,
23,
13.
A.
BamfvTiKas (dameuTiKos), adv. coaxingly. Cyrill. A. I, 801 D. BasU. Sel. 488 D. Cyrill. A. 6o>m.KS>s (6aiTJr), adv. =^ preceding.
18.
29,
18.
9.
34,
25 as v.
Num.
18,
Judic. 16, 23.

Sept.
Lev. Esdr.
2, 6,
Qv(ridôv(ri to. Svo-tdo'p.aTa.

6v(Tia(TTqpiov, ov, to, altar.
alibi.
Gen.
8,
20, et
n, 256 C.
6ap, Phoenician "nn
Matt. 23, 18. Jos. Ant. 8, 4, 1. 2. The altar-part of a Ckristian cburch. Laod. 19. 44. ^ôcr. 640 A. Proc. Gaz. Ill, 2836 C. Particularly, ::= fj dyia Tpdneâ. Eus. n, 865 C. Petr. A. II, 1277 B. CijrUl.
Plut. I, 463 B. /3o5s [Etymologically connected with ToCpor.] 6a)pd, Orig. Til, 801 A. vofios.
mm =
ov,
dcopdiaov,
TO,
little
Frag. Histor. 22.

324, 24.
6(i>paKi,<Tp,6s,
dapa^. Polyh. 8, 6, 4. Diod. 1 7, 44. PHon II,
H. 1109 A.
CvaumdpeSpos,
6vaia(TTr]pwv.

ov, (yrdpe^pos)
476, 30.
ov,
6,
Lucian. U, 874.
(BiopoKiîo)
near the dvma or 'PswA-Athan. IV, 909 B.
oTrXwjios.
Sept.
Mace.
2, 5, 3.
Bvcriovpyos, 6v, (fiviria,
EPrO)
offering sacrifices.
BinpaKiTTis, ov, 6,
one armed only with a 6apa^.

3,
Ptol. Tetrab. 179.
Polyh. 4, 12,
et alibi.
I, ISrra,
represented in Latin by
/.
[Accord-
ing to Plato (Cratyl. 426 E) and Dionysius of Halicarnassus (Compos. 14), it has a slender or subtile sound. Hermog. Rhct. 225,
the the
century before Christ downward, ceased to be pronounced, and consequently it was commonly omitted in writfirst
ing;
as
TH
TEPOYSIA,
TH BOYAH,
Tfl
7. The diphthongs AI
(long A), HI, QI, in
inscriptions of the Ionic, Attic,
and Alexanfull.
drian periods, are written in
Inscr.
Dion. Thr. 639, 14. Strabo (14, 1, 41) recognizes the omission of the I in the dative singular of the first two declensions.
AHMQ.
OHHI. 2236 Km02. 2448, L SQIZOMENAI, ZQION. 3238 <1>Y2IZQI02. From the commencement of
2554. 56
2483 OHAI, XPHIZH.
QuintU.
576,
9.
1, 7, 17.
538,
24.
3.
Apollon. D. Adv. Synt. 212, 2. Arcad. 137,
Sext. 638, 17.
Theodos. 976,
7.
976,.
Digitized
by Microsoft
589
27.
It
citers of
would seem, however, that good repoetry rendered the I audible even
15.
Dion. H. Sclol Dion. Thr. 1186, 27. The Aeolians Choerohosc. in Bekker. 1214. and Dorians began to write H for HI, in the third person singular of the subjunctive, as early as the latter part of the fourth century Inscr. 2166, 32 epfieuij. 3640 before Christ. 1841. 1843 Soioj. 1850 -avaypa(f>ri, avareOrj. 2448, II, 28 noBrj VIII, 27 aipeOr). -ncuTxriThis, however, seems to be a dialectic peculiarity rather than a mark of decadence. According to Gregorius of Corinth (p. 606),
as late as the time of Dionysius.
V, 161,
ing to the Naassenes (Ophians). Iren. 697 A. Hippol. Haer. 146, 64. Orig. 1, 1341 C. lapaT-qpiov, ov, to, (i'a/i) remedy, medicine. Cedr.I, 190, 19.
lajiariKos,
f),
ov,
sanative.
Macar.
692 A.
Pseudo-/u.s^ 1276 C.
nimrcav.
la/uaToTTOios, ov,
Clim. 1129 C, TiVai-
preceding.
Damasc. HI, 656
D.
lajxêios,
a,
ov,
Classical.
(uip,ôs) i a beu Dion. H. V, 203, 2.
iambic.
lafifii\eyos, ov, 6, (^lafiôs,
eXeyor) a verse con-
sisting of the first part of

{7rev8riiup.epfis)
an iambic trimeter
half
13.
followed
by the second
the Aeolians wrote

singular of the
for
OI in the dative
second declension.
But
this
seems to refer to the latest periods of that

dialect (Inscr.
(j)avio,
of an elegiac pentameter. Heph. 16, Schol. Arist. Pac. 775. lap,îK6s, rj, OK, i a b i c u s iambic. Dion.
II.
3640
tio
hafuo, \pvaea> ore-
V, 120,
206,
9.
8, irovs, the
foot iambus.
2,
202, 11,
kS)\ov.
TCMTo))
diflfer
for the earlier Aeolic did not from the other dialects in the forma;
Tplpxrpos arixos.
218, 15,
TavToiroSia,
204,
iroirjo-is.
Tpifierpov
tion of this case.
Inscr. 11. 2166, 15.
The
SiiafijSo:.
practice of writing this silent I after A, H, Q, continued as late as the close of the fourteenth
iambic verse.
25, 9.
Heph. 5, 1. Schol. Heph. 5, 1, pp.

ov,
6,
Heph. 4, 2. 3, 3, MeVpov la/iîKov, Fseudo-Demetr.

30. 31.
See the specimen of the Codex Parisinus 450 in the Prolegomena to Otto's
century.
Justin, p. XX.
laiifSoypdijios,
(ypd(j)a>)
writer of iambic
Also, Rhetor. Ill, 568, 22,
Eudoc. poems. Kp^f ....

ta/i^0i8ijs,
e'f,
M.
384.
Suid. SardSrjs,
where Joseph Bhacendytes (thirteenth century) uses iTpoaypd(jiiv with reference to this The orthography a, r/, a, as also the letter.
expression
imtyyeypafiiievov
ISrra,
like
an iambus.
(
).
Aristid.
Q.
39.
*ta/u/3os, ov,
6,
iambus
iota
sub-
106,
2, TTOus. 3, 1.
scriptum, appeared after the fourteenth century.
Heph.
2.
ffor. Poet. 251.
Dion. H. V, Drac. 127, 24.

Aristot.
Iambic rhythm.
The
transcribers of the Byzantine
period committed a
number of
errors with
reference to these diphthongs,

still
some of which
remain uncorrected.] 2> In the later numerical system, it stands for Se'ica, ten, or heKoros, tenth ; with a stroke
before, J, for fivpioi, ten thousand.
Bhet. 3, 8, 4. Pseudo-jDemei?-. 25, 8.-3. Iambic verse. Archil 21. Aristot. Poet. 4, Dion. H. V, 116, 6. 213, 7. Strab. 10, 11. XcoXds la/LifSos, =^ ;fa)Xia/i/3or, choli5, 12. ambus. CTm. ^. I, 792 B. 'lap.^prjs, ov, 6, Jambres, an Egyptian magician.
See
'lavvfjs. es,
I consonantal,, corresponding to the Latin
lap.â>8rjs,
lapB'Kos, satirical.
Philostr.
consonantal (J).
'Id,
See
to
avvl^ria-K.
246.
IdvBivos,
Tj,
'la^f, see 'laco.

curat,
ov,
(rnvBov)
an
5.
hinu
violet-
Idîi),
('lar)
use
the
Ionic
dialect.
colored.
'lav6ov,
Aquil. Ex. 25,

TO,

'la^,
ov,
(lov,
avdos)
violet.
Hes.
I,
see
'laoi.
'loKoi,
rj,
6v,
'laviKos.
Polyb.
32,
20,
9.
Theognost. Can. 100, p. 18, 2 'lavBos. Dion. H. 'lavUdKov, ov, to, Janiculum.
5.
Max. Tyr.
A.
82, 18.
II,
894, 11
'Iow'koXoj
o'xôj.
Also,
109.
536,
Phri/n. 207.
'lacouicXoi/
and
Ill,
6,
'law/cXoi/.
5.
Nicol.
D.
'\ait(oîrr]s, ov, o,
QloKaôs) Jacobita, a follower of the monophysite Jacobus Tzantzalus. Tim. Presb. 72 C. Ant. Mon. 1848 C. Anast. Sin. 129 A. Damasc. I, 744 A.
6,
Dion. H.
'lavvijs,
1809,
oO,
who with Jambres opposed Moses.
Jannes, an Egyptian magician, Paul.

'laKaîr^rjs,
rj,
dear 'loKmôs.
Theoph. Cont.
685.
'loKaôs, ov,
6, Jacobus of Syria, a monophysite. Tim. Presb. 41 A. Ant. Mon. 1848 B. Damasc. I, 744 A.
Tim. 2, 3, 8. Numen. apud Eus. HI, 696 Greg. Naz. I, 449 B. A. Orig. I, 1112 B. 8. A travesty of Pallad. Laus. 1051 D. Vit. Nicol. Nicet. Paphl. 500 C. 'ladwris.
S. 901 C.
'lavos, ov, 6,
II,
Cedr. II, 171 toC 'lawrj. Janus. Dion. H. I. 469, 2. Plut. 268 C. 269 A. Dion C. Frag. 6, 7. Lyd.
'laicfflj
,
('la/coj),
adv.
=^
'laviKas.
Apollon. D.
60, 14 seq.
Idvava,
19.
fj,
Pron. 263 A. 307 C.

6,
the Latin
janua
&ipa.
Lyd. 52,
^XaXSaâaS,
laldabaoth, the Creator, accord-
Digitized
by Microsoft
tavovapio^
lavovdpios, a,
590
Janus.
laTpivrj,
tyyvvSXK
januarius, nameA from
laTpiKas, adv. medically. Poll. 4, 16. Sext. 585, 10

Tjs,
f),
277 E Tats lavovaplms d&ots, idibus 412 C. 1062 E. 11, 268 B Kajanuariis.
Pint.
I,
\avhm
lavovdpiai. 'O lavovdpws simply lavovdpws, January. Plut. 725 E. n, 267 F. nion C. 40, 47,
6, 7.
E.
wife.
Jos. Vit.
(laTpos) female physician, midGalen. VII, 517 P. 37.
p.f)v,
or
521 C.
I,
72 A.
laTpla-Kos, ov, 6, contemptible physician, quack.
1.
Frag.
Sophrns. 3577 C.
laTpoKoyca,
cine.
T](Ta),
Arr. P.
M.
1.
(Xeym)
to discourse
on medi-
'Xdvoviikov, see 'laviKoXov.
Idopai, to heal.
Diog.
8, 78.
f/,
Sept. Prov. 26, 18 oi

?
li>p.evoi,
laTpoKoyia, as,
I,
discourse on medicine. Philon
those
under medical treatment
302, 13.
rj,
'laov, see 'lam.
laTpopâBrjiianKos,
6v, {luiBrjiianKos)
of medi-
a Jewish month, ^= dpTep-lirios. Jos. Ant. Orig. IV, 465 D. 8, 3, 1. Paus. 5, 'Idphavos, ov, 6, =z 'lopSdvris, Jordan.
lap,
7, 4.
cine
and
astrology combined.
Ptol. Tetrab.
16, avvTaîS'
laTpoaotpiaTT}!, ov,
cine.
6, (^cro(l)i<TrTis^
'Ids,
dSos,
T),
Epiph.
II,
'laviKt],
Ionic.
"H
44 D.
doctor of mediSophrns. 3513 C.

{Socr.
7,
'la? Sid-
Eudoc.
Tia
.
M.
,
99.
Suid.
Viaws ....
XeKTos, the Ionic dialect.'

10. 20.
Dion. H. VI, 864,
13 'laTpiKav \6ycov
.
(7"o0to"T^s.
Stepk. Byzant.
Apollon. D. Adv. 602, Strab. 8, 1, 2. PUloxen. apud Et. M. 616, 48. Lucian. Clem. A. I, 880 A. Sext. 428, 21. 11, 25. 2. Substantively, Iambi. V. P. 474.
.)
r),
laTpoaocjJicrTiKos,
<})io~rris.
ov,
pertaining
to
an
larpoao-
Epiph. n, 172 C,
8C. tIxvt].
'laS>,
6,
indeclinable,
Iren. 481 A.
lao, the Greek form of
'lavia,
Ionia, the ancient

1, 5.
f),
name
of Attica. 18 'Yyi-
mri", the unutterable name,

I, 94.
6 &v.
Diod.
Strab. 9,
"cutis,
(as,
eiav tdcreais,
a healing. Sept. sound health f

(Idafir),
1,
Sir. 1,
lacrp\aiov, ov, to,
eXaiov) jasmin-per-
fume.
Diosc.
76.
Ida-firj, 1/5, ij,
(Arabic) jasmin.
ov,
6,
Diosc.
1, 76.
i
lamraxdrris,
(j.aa-ms,
2,
dxdrrjs)
27.
p a-
chates, a gem. êt.

tacTTiXo), i0"6),
to be
like laoTTis.
Diosc. 5, 153
Strab.
664 B. Tertutt. II, 68 A. 565 A. Orig. I, 1344 A. 1348 A. Inscr. Macrob. 1, 18. 5858, b. Pronounced also Theod. I, 244 B. Also, 'A'id. la, n'. Symm. Ps 67, 5. Eus. VI, 29 A. 65 B. Epiph. I, 685 B. Also, 'la;3e'. Epiph. 685 B. Theod. I, 244 B. Also, 'laij. Orig. U, 1104 A. Also, 'laou. Clem. A. E, 60 A. Also, 'leva. Porphyr. apud Eus. Ill, 72
'
A.
(154).
'laoTi (iafo)), adv. in the Ionic dialect.
13, 4, 8.
I,
[In the Septuagint, the representative

is
of nirr
Kvpios (_A do nai), Lord, which shows

it
Lucian.
Tyr.
21,
that the Jews began to regard

Christ.
(^Sext.
with awe
5, 10, 3
883.
at least as early as the thii-d century before
'Idanos, a, ov,
25.
:^
(loi/
'icovcKos.
Max.
Jos.
Ant.
172, 27).
Magicians
2,
12, 4.
B. J.
and
exorcists
mo-Tof,
17,
Of,
9.
?)
violet-colored f
Porph.
made
Cer. 469,
iaTTjs, ov, 6,
^=
iaTr]p.
Sept.
Job
13, 4.
lanKos,
T],
ov,
(larfjs)
3,
sanative, curing.
Strab.
4, 1, 6.
Diosc.
79 (89), Ixripov.
laTos,
rj,
ov,
I,
(lov) L.
violatus,
Icltov,
with violets.
vin
Orib.
433, 4 to
violatum,
violets.
aux
1,
use of this name in their incantations, because it was believed that there was a peculiar potency in barbarous names. Inscr. Compare Plut. II, 85 B. 166 B. 5858, 6. Lucian. I, 469. II, 221. Ill, 37. 38. 39. 57. 288. Clem. A. I, 880 B. Hippol. Haer. 90, 73. Orig. I, 1081 A. Porphyr. Aneb. 40,
II.
violettes,
wine flavored with

z::^
Act.
Iambi. 256. 257,

their
to
8.
258,
5.
The God
Some were
p. 9, 1, tXaiov, violet-perfume.
lao was not identified by the Greeks with

60,
laTpaiva,
3, 9.
tj,
larpivr).
Basilic, 54, 14, 1.
any of
known
believe
divinities.
laTpeiov,
ov,
to,
plural ra larpeia, physician's

21, 19.
fee.
Sept.
Ex.
ov,
Poll. 6, 186.
Isid.
laTpevTEOv
=.
17,
8ei laTpevciv.
845 D.
Schol.
laTpevTiKos,
healing, medicinal.
was Zeus or Dionystts under another name. Aristeas 3. Julian. 454 A. Dion C. 37, 15, 2. 37, 17, 2. Plut. n, 671 C] ifiia-Kos or I^'utkos, ov, 6, the Latin hibiscum,
inclined
that he
Arist.
laTpevta,
Ach. 1213.
to
oKBaia,
3,
practise
medicine.
Diosc. lobol.
Diosc.
153
Erotian. 320. dypia fidkdx'lDelet. 1, p. 16. (163).

iîa-Kos,
p. 42.
Plut.
2, 70.
7),
n, 647 A.
Athenag. 1020 D.
Diog.
(OTpucds,
belonging to an laTposSub(a) TO laTpiKov, medicine, remedy. Sophrns. 3485 C. (b) ra laTpiKa laTpeia, physician's fee. Pseudo-CAr^s. IX, 793 E.
ov,
Written also Eupor. 1, 215.

'ijSujtetor,
Galen.
e bi s c us XIH, 170 D.
.
Diosc.
a, ov,
(Î^vkos) of Ibycus.
Herodn.
stantively,
Gr. Schem. 605, 17.

lyyvvaKis,
ij,
'AiTticos,
tie Latin inguinalis aanjp a plant. Diosc. 4, 118 (120).
Digitized
by Microsoft
tyKetTTOs
iv/teoTos, ov,
591
Justinian.
iSioirpayia
the Latin
45.
incestus
Cod.
1, 3,
iSioddvaros, ov, (Bdvaros) that has died in a peculiar manner. Achmet. 194.
lSio6povea>,
Tjo-to,
lySlov, ov, t6, little tySij.
Geopon. 12, 19,
5.
(jSpovos) to
have one's private

horse;
as far
lyKovMvos,
eV
a,
01/,
the Latin
inquilinus,^
App.
II,
throne.
Ptol. Tetrab. 51.

((ca/3aXX))s) private
dXXorpia oiida ivoiKwv.
176,
tSioxd/SaXXor, ov, 6,
33.
i8MifdiT<0E (l8idC<o),
liarly.
opposed to
adv. apart, privately : pecu-
Stjuoa-ws miras.
Porph. Adni.
p,ids,
269, 13'o8oi IbioKaâKKov fip,cpas
Athenag. 1016 D. Diod. 19, 99. Did. A. 868 B, one by one. 5ei. 40, 25. *i8iafo) (iSios), to be peculiar, different from. Diod. 1, 59. 4, 26. 2, 52, p. 170, 86 'ididfoK
Diosc. 1, 13. Tn i^vaei, of a peculiar nature. Apollon. D. Pron. 393 B. Synt. 103, 22. 84,
as the same horse can travel in one day.

ISioKatrrpov, ov, to, single Kdarpov.
Epiph.
Hon.
265 B.
IbioKKripos, ov,
=^
tbiov KKrjpov.
Phot.
I,
820 D,
po-
for the use of his adherents.

ISiOKpareco (KpaTfco)
litically
=^
avTovo/iioiiai, to be
20 Kat fiSKKov ye Ibiaêrai tov UroKffiaiov.

Clem. A. 11,553 A.
2.
independent.
as,
ij,
To bebng
to.
Ant. 16,
7,
3, p.
804, t^j Mapta/ifiTjr.
3.
/re.
Jos.
ISioKparopia,
Porph. Adm. 114, 5. independent government.

possessed as private
6,
7,
Porph. Them. 58,

ISioKTrjTos,
ov,
8.
To communicate or commune with. Philon I, Patriarch. 1041 95, 38. II, 159, 27, t^ 6f^.
B, fierd Twoy.
(icrdo/iat)
property.
Strab.
14,
5.
Iren. 509
A.
Clementin. 341 C,
fa\rTT)v.
i/coiy.

7, 6,
private.
Basilic.
1237 C, irpos
nvX, to be
Toe, to be
engaged
in.
with him.
Phryn. P. S. 43, 21, Apophth. 264 A, av4. To be atone ; op-
96, TOV âxrtXeas.

fj,
iStoXoyi'a, as,
^=
its
iSio'n;;.
Fseud-Athan. TV,
the breadth be-
925 C.
lSiop.TIKris, es,
posed to Koivavea.
1 1,
Heraclit.
not to be in close
apud Sext. 220, communion with. Iambi.
of
own
jxfiKos,
V. P. 504.
Tfj, private.
Greg. Nyss. HI, 945 C, ISuiCov-
ing equal to the length. Nicom. 132, api4. 3, 4 6p6s, a square number, as 3 lSwp,c\os, ov, (jueXos) having its own melody.
iSuuTfios, od, TO, peculiarity.
Iambi. V. P. 500,
TTpoy Tovs a)0ôvs, differed from.

iSiairrris, ov, 6,
solitaire.
Diog.
1,
25.
iSiKos,
rj,
ov,
=^
eiSjKos.
Hippol. Haer. 188,
66.
In the Mitual, to iSidpeXov, sc. rpondpiov, modulus in prose, a chant. J8tdj[iop<|)os, ov, {fioptpif) of a peculiar form, havStrab. 4, 6, 10. 11, 13, ing a peculiar form. Plut. I, 420 B. 7, p. 487, 19.
Ibio^fvos, ov, :=: Ibia êvos, private friend.
8.
WiKos,
Ktov
7,
ri,
ov, (ifijos)
own.
Mauric.
1,
T&v
I8i-
Parth.
864.
avTov dvBpayiTtov,
^^ rav
eavTou.
Basilic.
Diod. 11, 56.

Jos.
Dion. H.
I,
219, 5, roi
1,
5,
97 TSw ISiKwv
KTrjfxATCDv
tov âiriKeai,
<bavaTv\ov.
Ant.
17,
12,
p.
Leo. Tact. emperor's private property. 11, 22 Kat nvas ISiicovs crow dvdpairovs tticTous. 14, 93 Ata tS>v ISikS>v avrav apxovrav.
the
Moer. 186, not a

ISion-ddeia, as,
fj,
irpoêvos.
(jraBclv) the being affected in
peculiar way.
l8toira6S>s,
tives.
Galen. VII, 454 D.
Achmet. 153
'l8tKos rjv
avrov 6 vmros7,
2.
adv.
from peculiar (personal) moIV, 453 C.
Substantively, to ISikov, the emperor's private property.
Basil.
Basilic.
5,
98 to
iSocd.
irrl
lbumepiyvi>pip.os, ov, (Trepi, yvapipos)

its
known by
its
PAo(.
II,
981
ToC ISiKOv,
iSiKTov,
NtKiyra TrpaToanadapia <al
own name.
Achmet, 141.
huviug
J,
KopjjTi irpiovdrav.
ISioTTfpiopuTTos, OV, (jTepiopifo))
own
incorrect for rjbiKTov.
limits; distinctly defined.

Ce/rJH.
Leant.
1240 A.
xr^pa.
ISmas,
C.
adv.
^=
ov,
etSiKms-
A. X, 244
Roman,
et
Porph.
adv.
in
Novell.
263,
Achmet. 141.
(y\S>(raa)
iStoyXfflo-o-or,
using a distinct
2, 9,
ISioTreptopiarais,
a
to
distinct
manner.
own.
iSto-
{peculiar) language.
ibu>yve>iiovfa>,
{/(rto,
Strab. 5,
p. 357.
Cedr.
I,
458, 20.
ijo-o),
to be IStoyvafiaiv.
Dion C.
ISumoUa,
(woiea)
make
45, 42, 4.
Fragm.
57, 22, et alibi.
Strab. 15, 1, 14,
njv
ypacjjfjv.
Mid.
to
one's
ISuryvaip^pvBiios, ov,
(idioyvapMV, pvBpos) head-
TTowvpM,
over.
'l<TpaJiK,
to
appropriate
to one's self;
gain
strong.
Clim. 981 C.
Sept.
Keg.
2, 15, 6, Trjv
Kapblav dvbpStv
iSioypaôy, ov, (iStos, ypd(j)a>)

written with one's
idiographus,
Sept. Ps. fin.
Absalom
Diod.
stole the hearts 5, 13, vijaovs.
of
the
men
I,
own
liand.
of Israel.
109 D.
IStonpayea,
OSto9 6 Lector
hand.
sj/dKiibs ISidypacpos fls

2,
AauiS.
Theod.
lSimoiri<ns, ems, ^.
appropriation.
Athan.
ldi6ypa<j)ov
To Kara MarBalov evayyeXcov rov Bapvdâ, in Barnabas's own

Achmet. 141, p. 108 ISiodavaToa (incorto
Did. A. 294 C.
ria-a, (irpdo-<ro))
to act
of one's own
Polyb.
3,
accord, without being

Tjo-a,
commanded.
7.
ISioOavarea,
be IdioBdvaros.
8,
28,
9.
Diod. 18,
9.
Strab. 12,
151, p. 123.
rect).
28.
one's ISioTrpayia, as, n, attending to
own
business.
Digitized
by Microsoft
iBioTrpayfJ-oavvrj
etc.
592
52.
IBiOJTtcrfiO'i
Classical.
Diod.
II,
18,
Athenag.
1017 D.
ing.
Clem. A.
rjs, r/,
349 B.
Ibioirpayjioa-ivr),
(IBumpdyiiiov)
preced-
C ::= iwoa-Taa-is. Basil. IV, 336 A, T&v vnocrrda-eaiv. Greg. Naz. I, 445 C. 1124 D, ra>v rpiMV. II, 144 A To Iv Tpia rals i&iiIV, 108
TTia-iv.
Nil. 233 D.
Kar
quid
as,
tStonjra,
specifically.
Diosc.
Idioirpdyfiaiv, ov, (irpayixa)
attending
to one's
9,
own
lobol. 30.
ISioTOTTos,
?
business.
Plut. II, 1043 A.

r),
Viog.
112.
Arr. P.
M. E.
47.
II, 674, 13.
ISioirpoa-aTrla, as,
(Ihiorrpda-anros) peculiar face.
ISioTpoirca, to be ISiorponos.
Cedr.
Ptol. Tetrab. 155.

IhioTTpofrmTTos,
ov,
ISiorponia,
f),
(ISwrpoiros)
with
a peculiar
irpdtrttmov.

18toppvdp,ia, as,
fj,
kind or character. Tetrab. 1.

ISwrpoTTos, ov,
peculiarity of Cleomed. 82, 19. Ptol.
the being lbi6ppv6fios.
Marc.
(rpoTTos)
Erem. 1037 A.
Clim. 969 D.
character.
15.
Diod.
5, 10, votros-
of a peculiar kind or Ex. Vat. 66,

I,
IBioppvdfios, ov {pvdp.6s) self-regidated, living as
Strab. 17, 2, 4.
4, 6, 8.
PhUon
635, 18.
Jos.
he
likes.
Marc. Erem. 1036 D, without a

Trarrip.
Ant.
ly.
Plut.
n, 1097 E. F.
TTvevjWTiKos
Porph.
Adm.
128, 20,
Idiorpmras, adv. in a peculiar manner, peculiar-
having their
iSioppidp-cus,
own
laws, independent.
Diod.
5,
30.
Caesarius 929.
adv. in one's
Clim. 1028 D.
own way, indepenStud. 812 D.

Vit.
iSioi/TTOOTOTot, ov, ({urooTao'u) ::= aiSinrotrraTos.
dently.
Philipp. Sol. 884 D.

lbiovno(TTdT(os, adv. self-subsistently. Eust.
Nil. Jun. 120 D, of one's own accord. iSios, a, ov, one's own, private ; opposed to
poaLQS, Koivos.
(rev
Mon.
Diod.
8;;-
912 A.
l8Lo(pvr)s,
Classical.
Inscr. 45.85 "Ekti-
ISlaiv, at his
own expense.
alone
2.
;
Kot'
1,
(<j)va>)
of a peculiar rmture.
ISiav,
5, 30.
privately, by one's self,

Koivfj
opposed to
71, 1
ISioxetpos, ov, (x^tp) written with one's

Vit. Basil.
own
ha,nd.
Pohjb.
p.ev
1,
11,
2, 8, 10.
Toiif
Kar
Iblav
îovs.
Diod.
15,
43.
7.
nvostJie
2.
197 B, nvos.
Const. Ill, 1016 C,
Matt. 14, 13, et

Sext. 182, 12.
2.
alibi.
Diosc. Delet. p.
original
Substantively, to ISioxetpov, (a) manuscript of a work. Petr.
One's
own; opposed
to
Alex. 517 D.
dXXoVpios.
Iren.
ISlov
Classical.
Clementin.
397 B.
ipsos de
449
BovXrjdevras Kal avroiis Sia tov
520 B, 'ladwov. (b) docuGregent. ment written with one's own hand. 781 C, d(r<j}dKias, passport. Damasc. U, 381
B.
Irene. Novell.
59.
Soâcai tov irarepa, volentes
suo clarificare patrem.
"Ovofia
et
Theoph. 210,
15.
'iBwv,
=:
kv-
Porph.
Adm.
adv.
149, 14.
ujith
^lov ovopa, proper name.
Pseudo-PZu(. V.
19.
Horn. 1090 A.
stantively,
Mai. 187,
3.
l8ioxelpo>s,
one's
own hand.
Carth.
Sub-
1315 A.
264 B.
Leant. Cypr. 1604 B.
iSios, kinsman, relation, relative. Porph. Adm. 115, 14, tov AoSoikoi;. [FemiClem. A. II, Sext. 757, 12. nine 17 iSios. Superlative iSniraTor. Diod.'EiTi.. 613 B. It was Vat. 26, 11, (Toipias. Diog. 10, 13. pronounced sometimes tStor, with the rough breathing. Hence, Inscr. 2347, 1;, 8 KAGI-
ISioxpoos, ov, z=: following.
Fseud-Athan. IV,
135,
Ihioxpf^pos, ov,
V.
1.
of a peculiar xp^pa. Artem.
ISwxpoos.
1.
Ptol. Tetrab. 103 ISioxpoias,
as V.
ISiapa, oTof, TO, (ISioa) peculiar character, peculiarity.
Polyb.
2,
38, 10, et alibi.
AIAN =:
own
Ka6'
I'Siaj/.]
379, 18, et alibi.

TTjs.
iStotrroXoff, ov, (iSios,
oTeXKco) fitted out at one's

Plut.
I,
2.
Basil. IV, 328
Sext.
i8to-
Idioma,
r),
idiom.
Dion. H. VI,
9, 'Op,ripi,K6v.
expense, as a vavs-
191 E.
783, 15.
lSta>p,anK6s,
Philostr. 203.
ISioiTvyKpairia, as,
<y[a.
f),
ov, peculiar, characteristic.
Clem.
(jrvyKpaa-is)
=.
II,
Ihioavyycpi-
A.
iSi'ws
I,
216 A.
adv. as a proper name.
Dion.
Ptol. Tetrab. 6.
etos,
fj,
ISioaiiyKpaa-ts,
Galen.
277 E.
Ptol.
(I'Sios),
following.
Thr. 634, 13.

tSuBTei'a, as,
fj,
Tetrab. 142.
ISioa-vyKpia-ia,
as,
f),
ignorance. Lucian.
II, 35.
Orig.
(crvyKpims) idiosyncracy.
6.
I,
I, 6
72 A.
776 B.
not
Did. A. 984 B.
Also,
Diosc.
5, 18.
Herod, apud Orib. I, 502, Diog. 9, 80. Orib.
iSiMTt'a.
Nil. 100 A.
6,
IBiaTTjs,
ov,
I,
502,
6.
{<Tvvi(Trr)fi,i)
Athan.
having his own inDid. A. 977 A. 925
IbidiTia, as,
Theoph. 626. a church officer, layman. 269 A. Theod. Ill, 341 C.

(i8i(BT7;r)
ISioa-varaTos, ov,
see IBitaTeia.
ij,
dependent subsistence.
iSkbtis, t8or,
To IBtoavoTarov t&v vnovrdcretov.

Eus. Man. 924 A. of a -peculiar tcIxos ?
property, essential mode.
Jos.
IBioava-Tdras, adv. with independent subsistence.
Ant. 8, 11, 1. Simoc. 335, 16, the language of common life.

simplicity
acter, ignorance, stupidity.
G. 15, the
private female,
etc.
(âinj,
Did. A. 984 B.
4$iore ijôf, ov,
l8iaiTia-p,6s, ov, 6,
Epiph.
Orig.
of manner or charEpict. Ench. 33,

Iren. 1203
Orif/. I,
Man. 261
lhi.an)s, TjTos,
C.
17,
not being a philosopher.

.4. II,
C.
am.
497 A.
489
A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
593
3.
tepeii?
Idiotismus,
Diog.
31, 1.
i
vulgarism, in language.
7,
UpoTfia, as,
Sept.
f),
(Upareva) priesthood.
Classical.
Sext. 614, 5.
59.
Dion. Alex. 1249

the ides.
Ex.
29, 9.
5.
Num.
A.
8o/)
Longin.
97, 3.
&v, al, the Latin

I,
du
Dion.
Paul. Hebr. 7, A. 1081 B, et
Luc. 1, 9. Patriarch. 1056 B. 1060

3,
10.
alibi.
office.
II, 1068, 15. 1246, 4 'Huepa Tenpo rpiav ISav SeKefi^pioiv, ante diem quartum idus decembris. IV, 2149, 6 'iSois Jos. Ant. 13, 9, 2. 14, 8, 5. 14, 10, fiatais. Plut. I, 33 E. II, 269 C. 270 10. 16, 6, 7. App. II, 382, 27. Ant. B. 287 A, et alibi. Eus. I, 312 C. [Those who first wrote 20. eiSoi, with the diphthong EI, imagined that idus was derived from EIAQ.]
H.
Upareiov, ov, to, the clerical
TapTt]
2.
Ant.
1, 3.
The
clergy,
collectively
considered.
Malchio 256 B. Laod. 13. Athan. I, 224 C. 256 C. II, 1181 A. Basil. IV, 713 C. Theophil. Alex. 40 A. Pallad. Laus. 1241 D. 3. The inner sanctuary of a church. ^(Aan. I, 676 A. 688 B. PaZtarf. Vit. Chrys. 36 A. Nil. 577 B. Soz. 1496 B. Apophth. 137 C, Proc. m, 188. Vit. Euthym. 60.
i8ou, interj.
OvK l8ov ; sc. eWi, is no? ? Ex. Ta Wvei. 4,' 14. Reg. 1, 23, 19. Sir. 18, 17. ISpoa, ixra, to sweat. [For miraculously sweating statues, see Diod. 17,
Plut.
I,
behold!
Sept. Esai. 65, 1 'iSou el/M
Uparcvpji, aros, to, priesthood.

6.
Sept.
Ex.
19,
23, 22, et alibi.
iepareia, evaa, (Updop,ai) to be a priest.
Sept.
1, 1,
Ex.
8,
8.
29, 44.
28, 1,
10,
p.
11,
167,
76.
45.
Sir. 45,
nvL Num. 3, 4. Esdr. 15. Macc. 1, 7, 5. Luc.
132 B.
232 A.
App.
223, 30.
Jos. Ant. 20, 10.
Patriarch. 1057 C.
566, 77.
TJbpiiitTK,
Dion C.
fj,
ems,
40, 17, 1. Philostr. 683.] (iSpom) o sweating, perspiring.
^.
1061 B. Paus. 4, 12, 6. Artem. 195. Clem. I, 837 C. Hippol 828 B -trâi, to be worov, sacerdotal, priestly.
1,
Dion. Alex. 1592

a'<l>o8pa
tBpcao'ts, oitnrep
'O.apoip.La
Xiyerai
iir\
rmi
shipped.
\v7rovp.v<av
kol
dyaiViatvT(ov
alfiaros
UpanKos,
7),
Classical.
Jos.
Koi rl iriKpas 68vpop,va>v aiLite. 22, 44.)
Sept. Esdr.
4,
54.
Macc.
2, 3, 15.
fiara leKaUi.
7(ro)
(Compare
or (Spmrrm
^=
iSpom.
Schol. Arist.
Ran. 236.
ibpaTiKos,
p.
ij,
01',
sudorific.
Diosc.
3,
79 (87),
Ant. 11, 5, 3. 11, 8, 2. Plut. 11, Lucian. HI, 39. Iren. 886 B, raîs. j4. n, 57 C, SiaKovla, in the Temple. Naz. I, 496 C, oroXij, the sacerdotal
34 E.
Clem.
Greg.
robes.
423.
Ol
UpariKoX â6p.oL the sacerdotal orders.
ifpayayyoi, 6v, (tepor, ayoi)
carrying sacred things,

ai)9.
Basil,
ni, 648 B.
^
To
UpariKov
Tr\rjpcaiia,
as oiFerings.
'lepaKcis, a, 6,
Polyh. 31, 20, 11,
the sacerdotal complement, the clergy.
BasU.
'Upa^, a schismatic.
Pseud-
IV, 897 B.
order.
To
UpanKov
îAan. IV, 516 B.

Updiceios, a, ov,
Nil. 676 B.
*0
raypji, the clerical
/caraXoyos 6 lepari-
(iepa^)
of a hawk.
Eus.
Ill,
Kos, the sacerdotal catalogue,

K\ripiKoi, the clergy.
6 xX^pos, ol
8. 17.
209 B.
'fcpaKiTot, Ml/, ol, Hieracitae,
Can. Apost.
the followers of the
alibi.
Substantively,
hieratic,
18, et
schismatic 'lepa^ or 'lepaKas.
Macar. 209 D.
a stone.
Epiph. n, 12 A.
UpaiuTTjs, ov, 6,
.
and deacons.
UpanKos, clergyman, applied to presbyters Laod. 4. 19. 24. 27. 30. 36.
Basa. IV, 888 A. Hieraticus, 2.
sacred.
II,
(Upa^)
hieracites,
41.
Plin, 37, 72.
Galen. XIII, 258

6,
seq.
itpmcoôaKos, ov,
Ael.
(jSoincos)
feeder of hawks.
Sext.
Strab. 17, 1, 15, /3u|3Xos.
Clem. A.
40
N. A.
7, 9.
pi6ohos, the hieratic
mode of
writing,
among
lepoKopjypfjios, ov, (p.op(j>ri)
hawk-shaped.
173,1.
Eus.lIl,S8C.
ov,
the Egyptians. 68 B, laropia 256 A, îfiXla. Hippol. 589 A. Porphyr. Aneb. 42, 4, p.v6oi..
Iambi. Myst. 230,
Upa(i>6pos,
ov,
2.
UpoKOTrpocrcimos,
(wpoiramop)
(rpefjxo)
hawk-faced.
V. P. 196.
bearing sacred things.
Upo<p6pos.
Ptol.
Eus.
m,
209 A.
hawk-feeder, falLeont.
I,
(</)epa))
UpaicoTpocfios, ov, 6,
.
Plut.
n, 352 B.
77,
Also,
coner.
Eunap.
ijo-a>,
95, 18.
Tetrab. 181.
Modest. 3309 A.
Upapxîo,
TiSi/
to be iepapxts.
1369
Upeia, as,
{Upeito) sacrifice, religious festival.
*iepdpxqs, ov,
Upapxovfievav, of the clergy. 6, (iepos, apxm) president of sacred 2. Chief priest, prelrites. Inscr. 1570, a.
Sept. Reg. 4, 10, 20.
Upevs,
eais,
6,
Upeiis 6 ueyas,
L. sacerdos, antistes, priest. 'O the high priest of the Jews.
ate, bishop. Pseudo-Dion. 181 B. Euagr. 2468 A.
164 A.
Sept. Lev. 21, 10.

4,
Num.
II,
'
35, 25. 28.

7.
Reg.
2,
22, 4.
Philon
591,
Called also
Upapxia, as, rj, {Upapxni) hierarchy. Dion. 121 A. B. et alibi.

'
Pseudo-
d iepeiis 6 xP'o^tos
1,
10.
'O
Lev.
4, 5. 16.
liiyuTTos Upevs,
Macc.
6 p.eyas Upevs,
UpapxtKos, rj, ov, prelatical. C. Simoc. 31, 9.
Pseudo-Dion. 429
2. of the Jews. Diod. Ex. Vat. 69, 15. Christian writers it is commonly applied In
to presbyters, and sometimes to bishops. SozChrys. II, 217 C, bishop. Sard. 20.
UpapxiKas,
C.
Biiy. prelatically.
Pseudo-Dion. 257
75
Digitized
by Microsoft
(,epev<nfio<s
594
iepodeos, ov,
'lepov
1053 B (19). Chal. 825 E. VseuAo-Dion. 396 C, presbyter. Proc. I, 135, 5. 263, 11. 156,8. 356,11. IT, 17, 12. 177,20. 340, 14. Men. P. 330, 8. Nic. H, 669 A.
Upfvaifios, ov, (iepeia) fit
=
fj.
Upos (cm
6tios.
Simoc. 70, 22.
iepodecria, as,
(lepoBirris) the instituting
of sor
cred
rites.
Pseudo-Z)io. 121 C.
UpoBereco,
rjtra, to institute
sacred
rites.
Pseudo-
for
sacrifice.
Plut.
Dion. 1089 A.
Upo6(Tr]s,
ov,
6,
n, 729 C.
Upeiofiai
(jiBripj^
institutor
of sacred
religious
=^
71,
tepdofiai,.
Ptol.
Euerg. apud Athen.

Inscr. 2108.
rites.

fj,
12, 73, p.
Uprj,
7)9,
549 P.
Plut.
n, 795
fj,
Upis, ibos,
Upuraa, rjs, fj, n, 745 A.

'UpiXovfnos,
= D. = =
17,
UpoBprja-Keia, as,
sacred
II,
6,
BprjtrKcla,
Upeia, priestess.
ceremonies.
UpoKarrfyopos,
Eus.
ov,
812 B.
=:
lepiav
(canjyopos.
preceding.
Upeia.
Plut. II, 435 B.

6.
Damasc.
II,
365 A.
Inscr. 4009,
Epiph. HE, 241
iepoKavreiD (koio)), to offer as a burnt-offering.
Diod. 20, 65.
Phryn. P.
S. 51, 18.
a, ov,
of Jericho.
Basil.
IfpoKrjpv^, vKos, 6,
B.
'lepi.x<^!
ovs,
I,
Jericho.
Cyrill.
Orig.
Ill,
960 A.
sacred herald, applied to the sacred writers also to preachers and readers in Christian churches. Aristeas 21. Method.
:
Epiph.
*'Upvri,
421 A.
A.
I,
364 C.
rjs, Tj,
lerne, Ireland.
Aristot.
Mund.
3,
12.
Strab. 4, 5, 4.
T), 611,
348 A, reader. Eust. Ant. 613 A. Did. A. 553 B. Synes. 1413 A. UpoKopos, ov, 6, ^=. vewKopos. Method. 364 B.
Damasc. 373 C. UpoKoyia, rjaw, (ifpoXoyor) to discourse on sacred things. Lucian. De Syr. Dea 26. Synes. 1272 A. Pseudo-Dion. 393 C, losing hymns. 3. To marry, said of the priest
iepoKTovos, ov, (KTcivai) priest-killing.
II,
UpoyKv(f)iK6s,
(hpoy\{i(j)os)
hieroglyphi4,
cus,
A.
I,
hieroglyphic.
Died.
3,
ypdfip,aTa,
Plut. II, 354 E. Clem. n, 253 B. 40 A, fifdoSor, the hieroglyphic mode of writing among the Egyptians. Porphyr. V. Pyth. 24 (Philon U, 84, 20 Ta Upa ypdp.p.aTa).
hieroglyphic letters.
900 A.
who performs
B.
ZcoTJ.
icpoyXv<l)os, ov, 6,
(lepdr, y\v(f)a>)
engraver of
the ceremony. Nic. CP. 1064 Cedr. n, 485 'le/aoXoyetrat 6 Pa>pavbs rrf
505, 19, TovTov
as,
rj,
hieroglyphics.
'upoyvcoa-ia, as,
r),
-Ptol.
Tetrab. 180.
aiyrji.
things.
knowledge of sacred Pseudo-Dion. 305 A.

{yvSxris)
6,
iepoKoyia,
discourse on sacred things.
Upoypap.paTevs, eas,
sacred ypapparevs among the Egyptians. Diod. 1, 16. 70. 87. Chaerem. apud Jos. Apion. 1, 32. Numen. apud Eus.
Lucian. De Astrolog. 10. Synes. 1272' C. Pseudo-Dion. 9^ A. 377 A. i29 C, prayers, consecration. 2. The solemnization of mat-
rimony
16.
(TTfi^dvapa.
Nic.
11,
CP. 860 A.
542,
696 A, Jannes and Jambres. Lucian. Ill, 210 (60 Mfjuînjr dvr}p t5>v Upaiv ypapp.ariav). Clem. A. II, 40 A. 253 B.
Ill,
Leo. Novell. 211.

iepoKayos, ov, (Xeyco)
jects.
Cedr.
505, 21.
Upoypa<îa>,
ijcrat,
(lepoypoKpos)
to
represent
sacred things.
Upoypaf^la, as,
Fseudo-Dion. 481 A. 485 B. sacred writing, hierography. Pseudo-Dion. 141 A. 429 D.

f/, rj,
discoursing on sacred subPhilon Bybl. apud Eus. Ill, 72 D. Did. A. 681 B, sacred writer. Pseudo-Dion. 709 A.
as,
I,
f),
Upopavia,
(palvopm)
(pdvns)
religious .frenzy.
iepoypaxpiKos,
6v,
hierographicus,
writing,
per-
Clem. A.
72 A.
taining
to
sacred
hierographical.
iepopdvTT)s, ov, 6,
^=
mpoîjnji.
Did.
VsexiAo-Dion. 124 A, scriptural.

Upoypa(îKSys, adv. scripturaUy.
A. 453 A.
Pseudo-Dtore.
424 C.
Upoypdcfios, ov, (ypd(\)a>)
things,
oTJs.
UpopAprus, vpos, 6, (/xdpruy) priest-martyr, a martyred presbyter or bishop. Theoph. 8,

18.
writing about sacred Caesarius 1100, Mmii2. Proparoxytone, Up6ypa(j)os, sacred-
Phot,
m,
2,
56
A, naîîXor.
Nicet.
sacred
toriter.
Paphl. 565 D.
Upopvf]p(ov, ovos, 6, the
Roman _/?amen.
Strab.
5,
Dion.
3,
2,
ly written.
Max.
Conf. II, 57 A, \6yia.
H.
Ill,
1637,
et alibi.
UpoSiaKovla, as, ^, the office of deacon, deaconship.
p. 363, 20.
Euchol.
iepopovaxos,
ov,
6,
iepodiSda-KoKos, ov,
sacred things. Dion. 956 A.

UpoSovXos,
ov, 6,
fj,
(SMo-Kohos) teacher of Dion. H. I, 395, 1. Pseudo0,
married Euchol.
priest
(povaxos) monk-priest ; a being called wpeafivrepos.

6 ra lepa fiepvrjpsvos, one
lepopvarrjs, ov, 6,
:^
80CX0S Upos, temple slave.

Strab. 6, 2, 6.
8, 6, 20,
loho is initiated in sacred things.
Pseudo-
Dion. 681 D.
Upofiv<rTis,
Cyrill.
ihos,
I,
Max. Conf.
T],
Schol. 216 C.
Ant. 11, 3, 10). A. B. Afric 60 A. UpoBapadKias (Bapa-dKiats), adv.

confidence.
p. 190, 10 (Jos.
Pliif.
H, 768
sacred
fern,
of the
preceding.
A.
632 A.
with
'\ep6v "Opos,
tA,
Mons
Sacer.
Dion. H)
II,
Theod. Ana. 1404 C.
1142, 16.
Digitized
by Microsoft
i,epoviicr)^
595
iepo<f)avTea
Agathar. apud Jos. Apion. 1, 22, p. 458. Diod. II, 524, 25. Strab. 16, 2, 28. Aristeas 5. Philon II, 588, 10. jBus. II, 541 C.
lepoviKrjs, ov, 6,
(yiKaa')
games.
iepovoftos,
Inscr. 1889.
ov,
I,
conqueror in the sacred Plut. II, 646 C.
6,
(ve/ica)
1.
=:
iepoSiSda-KoKos.
Dion. H.
395,
f],
Pseudo-Germ. 421 C, situated in the middle
ifpoTrXaoTia, 09,
tion.
(lepojrXaoroy) sacred
alibi.
formaa holy
of the earth.
'lepoa-oXvfiiTris, ov, 6, native
Pseudo-Diore. 141 A, et
(irKaa-a-o))
UpmiKcurros, ov,
formed
in
Sir. 50, 27.
Marc.
iSos,
manner.
iepoTrXaoTcBs,
adv.
Ant. 11,
16.
4, 9.
of Jerusalem. Sept. Joann. 7, 25. Jos. Iren. 947 A.

1, 5.
fj,
hy being sacredly formed.

the
'lepoaoKvplns,
of Jerusalem.
Genes. 74,
Pseudo-DJon. 137 A.
UpoTToda, as,
ij,
(ieponows)
managing of
346,
'lepoaoKvp,os, ov, 6, Hierosolymus, the
sacred
29.
rites.
Strab. 4, 4, 6.
5, 2, 2, p.
founder of Jerusalem. Plut.

Plural,
01
II,
imaginary 363 C. 2.
Jos. Ant. 14, 20, 23.

fj,
'lepoa-oKvpoi
:^
'lepocroXupirai.
Up&iroKts, eo)s,
27. 308, 38.
UpaTrofiTros,
sacred ttoKk.
8.
Philon
II,
146,
524,
579, 29, Jerusalem.
UpoaraTris, ov,
ov, 6,
(jrcpTTo))
II,
things.
Philon
224, 42.
conveyer of sacred 578, 10.
Lysimach. apud Jos. Apion. 1, 34. 6, (icttij/u) one who superintends sacred works Sept. Esdr. 1, 7, 2.
,
ifpoCTToXiCTT^f ov, 6,
(oToXi'fo)) sacristau,
of an
PZrt.
Upmrpeiras (icpoTrptTnis), adv. as becomes a sa-
Egyptian temple.
iepooToXoy, ov,
II,
6,
Porphyr. Abst. 321.
cred person, etc.
Orig.
IV, 381 B.
PseudoPtol.
(o-teXXo))
:^
preceding.
Dion. 372 A.
UpoirpomroXos, ov,
6,
352 B.
(lepotruXeco)
2, 4,
iepSiv irpoanoXos.
UpoaiXrjpa, aros, to,

theft.
sacrilegious
1.
Tetrab. 159.
UpoiTpo(j)TiTr)s, ov, 6,
Sept.
Mace.
39 as v.
=. Upbs
the
TrpoîJTjjs.
Hesych.
lepotrvXTjats, eas, ^,
z^
tepocruXia.
Diod. 16, 14.
Hier. 1557 B.
IfpoTmjs, ov, 6,
UpoQ-vvrj, see UpajcrvvTj.
(OnO)
Koman haruspex.
ieporeXearris, ov, 6, (reXeo)) initiator, solemnizer.
Dion C.
64, 5, 3.
Pseudo-Z>jon. 200 D. 376 D.

UpoTeXeoTta, as,
Xoyta.
icpoTeXfCTTtKof,
ij,
rj,
377 A.
*ip6s, a, ov, sacred.
Maneth. apud Jos. Apion. 1, 14, p. 445, ykSiaaa, of Egypt. Plut. I, 717 2. Sacred, B, yvvaiKes, of the Germans.
religious ceremony, solemnity.
Sophrns. 3985 B.
Leo. Novell. 211

solcmn.
Upo-
holy,
as a title.
Theoph. 91,
4277,
6.
ParticInscr.
Cyrill.
ox,
Pseudo-Dion. 396
iJarly,
=:
6elos, /Sao-iAocds, imperial.

<j}la-Kos.
D.
UpoTvnos,
ov, (ruTTof) of sacred form, sacredly formed, sacred. Pseudo-Dion. 140 B. 328 Vit. Nicol. S. 880 A. A. 336' C.
rjcrw,
3922. 4305,
rafielov.
A. 344 D,
3.
bus,
d<7irurfm, sacra.
Just.
Imp.
15, 9.
Sacer, a
ecrated, accursed.
euphemism for narapaTos, ex'H Upa voa-os, sacer morPlut. 11, 981 D.
Upovpye<a,
(l^povpyos') to sacrifice
to of-
==
cmXTji/^m, epilepsy.
ficiate as
a priest.
6, 2.
Dion
4. Substantively, (a) to Upov,

Sept. Par. 1, 29, 4.
C 46,
33, 1.
Sophrns. 3469 C, leprosy.

the Temple.
Ant.
18.
6,
Paul. Rom. 15, 16. Jos. Liber. 28, Plut. I, 683 B.
Iambi. V. P. 38.
Particularly,
268 C.
Jos.
of the
Mace.
Diod.
1,
10, 43, et alibi.
Eucharist.
Athan.
I,
Apoer. Act.
Ant.
Polyb. 16, 39, 4.

16, 2, 34.
II,
543, 22.
Strab.
Andr.
4, 5.
6.
PhUon
fpa,
II,
223, 18. 574, 28. Matt.

2.
Upovpyrjpia aros, to,
Upovpyia.
8,
(b)
sils
24, 1.
Jos. Ant. 11; 4,
Plut. II, 671 E.
Iambi. V. P. 308.
fj,
TO
(hia-Kos, noTripiov).
sacred utensils, church utenFsendo-Chrys. XII,

8.
Upovpyia, as,
Cyrill.
XeiTovpyta, the celebration of
the Lord's Supper.
Eus.
II,
1196 B,
pivariKri.
777 D.
Porph. Cer. 466,

r/o'dp.Tiv,
Codin. 143.
tfte
A. X, 344
fj,
Sophrns. 3981 C.
UpoaKmriopjii,
(lepocncdTros) <o inspect
'lepovpylas aKoXovdla.
iepovpyiKos,
ov,
victims, to divine.
Polyb. 34,
Strab.
2, 6.
1, 2,
Dioi.
15.
1,
ceremonial, ritual.
I,
Iren. 886
70, p. 82, 81, ii6(Txt^.
B.
13.
Clem. A.
924 A.
Hippol. Haer. 490,
iepoa-Kowla,
as,
fj,
L.
29.
haruspicina,
divination.
IT,
Diod.
1,
73.
2,
Clem. A.
73
Pallad. Laus. Iambi. Myst. 217, 9. 1249 A, dvaBefurra, church utensils.

Clearch.
Jos. Apion. 1, 22, p. 455.
Sept. Josu.
I,
(quoted).
UpotTKmros, ov,
Iambi. V. P. 202.
6,
'Upova-aXrifi, rj, indeclinable, Jerusalem.
(o-KOTreo)
the
II,
Roman haruDion.
p. 239, 11.
apud
10, 1.
spex,
H.
I,
diviner.
2.
(BK,
Diod.
TO,
522, 39.
Judic. 19, 10.
PhUon
691,
44.
the
281,
SraJ.
3, 3, 6,
Patriarch. 1404
'H vea
'Upova-aXrip.,
'ifpoo-oXu/io,
Hierosolyma, Jerusalem.
1,
new Jerusalem
UpoâvTcai,
(spiritual).
Hecat. Aid. apud /os. Apion.
22, p. 456.
Maneth. apud Jos. Apion. 1, 14, p. 446. Sept. Lysimach. apud Jos. Apion. 1, 34. tobit 1, 4. Mace. 1, I, 14, et alibi. Polyb. 16, 39, 4 (the name of the Temple!).
n
A,
245.
2-
Tjo-at,
UpocfidvTris elpi.
Lucian.
427, 18.
To expound as a
I,
hierophant, to
3.
instruct.
Philon
146, 43.
9.
194,
652, 26.
I,
H, 140, 17. 187, 241 A. 1133 A.
393, 24.
Clem.
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t,epo(f)a
596
Upo(f)dvnis-
tKeo'ia
ov,
3,
UpocjiavTla, as,
fj,
office
2. A revealing of sa621 C. Clem. ^. I, 112 C. 1216 C. ered things. Plut. I, 74 E. UpoffyavTiKos, rj, 6v, hirophantic. Clem. ^. I, 84 A. Lucian. II, 264.
210 C.
II,
of
Plut.
I,
Wv^6kos,
Idvi'iKq,
(Wis, ôXXcb)
15,
1, 5.
shooting straight.
Apollod.
ris, f),
=^
IBela iUr).
Greg. Naz. IV, 66
A.
levSpofjiea, TjacD, (leibpoiios) to
run
straight
fm-
UpotâvTiKas, adv. like a hierophant.

II,
Lucian.
loard.
Euagr. 2456 B.
(rpexi", Spofios}
246.
iepo(j)dvTap, opos, 6,
Idvhpofios, ov,
Upofjiavrris.
running
straight
Epiph.
II,
forward.
Philipp. 15.
741 D, Moses.
ifpocjioiTco), rja-w,
Idvva, to straighten.
((fyoiTaco)
[Dion. P. 341
Mi/^êiof.]
to
frequent temples.
ldvTop,os, ov, (Tifivm) cut straight.
Pseudo-Dion.
Ptol 158.
ipo(p6poSi see Upa(p6pos.
337 D.
IdvcjidWeios, av,
TrpiAinios,
UpocjivXaKiov, ov, TO,
(Upo(j>iXa^) depository
I,
of
Wv(j)aK\iK6s,
7),
ov,
{WicjiaXKos)
6, 4.
which see. ithyphalicus,
sacred
utensils.
6.
Dion. H.
384, 12.
ithyphallic.
Heph.
15, 1, fxcTpov, ithy-
Upo<pvKa^, oKos,
(0iXa|)
1.
sacrist
of a temple.
phallic verse,
consisting of three trochees.

6.
Dion. H.
I,
395,
fj,
Hermog. Rhet. 230,

(jioyvrj.
Schol. Arist.
Nub.
iepo(ptiiVLa, as,
zzz
Upa
Eust. Ant. 665
1206.
A.
Up6<\>avos, ov, (cpavrj) sacred-voiced.
tively, 6 Up6<pavos, the priest
SubstanInscr.
psalmist,
14.
Uâ,
ia-io,
(16s)
to
look rusty.
Diosc. 5, 119
(120), p. 785.
iKavaTos, ov,
6,
who declares an
commonly
oi
(Kaxarot, hicanati,
oracle
essentially
^=
v7rocj)riTr)s.
4684, Tov Kvpiov lapajTibos. icpoxjfdXTris, ov, 6, sacred yJAdXTr/s,

church-singer.
Sept. Esdr.
3, p.
1,
a'body of picked soldiers so called. IV, 784 A. Nicet. Paphl. 492 B.
Const.
Porph.
Them.
26, 16.
Adm.
226, 16.
Cer. 61, 17.

ol UaTheoph. Cont.
1,
Jos.
460, 13. 484, 15. 489, 6 6 UavaTos

vaToi collectively considered.
20, 5.
Ant. 11, 5, 1. 12, 3, B. Did. A. 549 A.

Up6\jfvxos,
ov,
598.
Tit.
B. 1245
Qicin.
of sacred
consecrate.
^XQ-
Can. 33. Pseudo-/os.
389 TO iKavarov
f),
=
1,
ol iKavaroi.
iKavohocria, as,
(iKavos, 86(ns)
L. satisdatio,
Justinian.
Mace.
p.evos,
17.
iepdft), axTto, to
2. Participle, UpaDiod. Ex.

389,,10.
Antec. a law-term. Cod. 2, 13, 27.

IKavos,
rj,
26, 12.
(a) consecrated, sacred.

Dion.
6v,
sufficient,
fjv
enough.
Sept. Reg.
3,
Vat. 116, 12.
H.
I,
57, 10.
16, 31
Kal ovK
(b)
Plut. II,
403 F. 981 D.
priest,
Clem. A. II, 37 C. clergyman, in Christian writers.
ev Tois aiiaprlais.
avT& iKavbv tov Tropcvecrdai To txavov Troiijtrat, L. satis

Polyb. 32,
9,
facere, or satisfacere, a Latinism.

7,
Eus. II, 965 C. IV, 81 C. Socr. 173 A. Lyd. 253, 5. Justinian. Novell. 3, 2, a'. Jejun. 1921 D. 1912 B 'Upap.evai, jjyovv
13.
Diod. Ex. Vat. 97,

15, 15,
rg o-wyuXijT^.
Marc.
Antec.
ism.
ra ox^m.
App.
1, 6,
3, toij KpfhiTop<7iv.
To
I,
402, 37.
inamv
TTpea-^VTept.o'o-aL,
tj
p.^dOfiav diaKovcov yvvcuKes.
Xa^fiv, L. sails accipere, to take bail, a Latin-
Up<x>p,a, aros, to, (Jepdo))
thing consecrated to
God
Luc. Act. 17,
9,
Trapa tov
Îdfjoivos.
offering.
I, 19, 11.
Upacris,
3.
fcBs,
Mace. 2, 12, 40. ,Tos. Ant. Cyrill. A. II, 33 B. rj, consecration. Dion C. Frag. 13,
Sept.
fj,
Pallad. Laus. 1044
Aa/Smx ovv 6
yorjs to
iKavov Trap avTov, money.

LKavooi,
cocro),
(iKavos) to enable,
make Jit,
qualify.
1, 12,
Pseudo-i>!on. 124 A.
rjs,
Paul. Cor.
Classical.
2, 3, 6, ffiias Slokovovs.
Col.
lepaxTvvrj,
II,
priesthood.
peyicrrri,
Diod.
fip-as
els Trjv fitpiba.
Orig. IV, 185 B.
188
616, 40,
Tj
the offi.ce
priesthood.
maximus. App. II, 122, 56. The Christian Epiph. I, 868 D. 11, 824 B. Chrys. I, 382 B. Soz. 1032 C. Also, iepo-
of pontifex
'\Kava6e\s SuxKovos yevfirdai Trjs Kati^r 8ia-
erjKrjs.
plete.
satisfied with.
a-ivf].
Inscr. 2264, p, p. 1036.
Strab. 16,
2,
H.
OTTO
I,
2. Mid. Esth. Impersonal, 398,

Sept.
riKi.
Andr.
Sept.
C.
Method. 1329 D,
4, 17, 29.
to
com-
iKavovfuu, to be content or
Dion.
it
iKavovToi,
is
37.
leva),
jfi;/i.a,
enough.
see 'lam.
aros, to,
(l^dvto)
ndo'rjs
1, 6,
Gen.
32, 10 'iKavovada
fioi
bi.Kaioa~uvt}s.
Num.
3,
1, 21,
16,
7,
vjuv.
depression, a settling
2, 3,
Deut.
3, 12,
vjiiv KaroiKfiv.
26, cot. 15.
Reg.
Athan.
be
iica-
down. 434 C.
vyos.
Strab. 1, 3, 17.
6.
Plut. 11,
28. 3, 21, 11.
Par.
Longin.
Jesus.
9, 13,
in style;
opposed to
II,
1304 D,
eivat vaos tfeou.
3.
To
v6s.
'irjtrovs, ov, 6,
Cels.
972 D.
Just. Apol. 1, 33.

I,
B,
896 C. C. 1305 C. 1413 C. Porphyr. apud Eus. m, 312 C. Hierocl. apud Eus. IV, 800 B. Jul. 433 D. Frag. 327 A. 333 C.
Orig.
Orig. I, 713 B. Clem. A. I, 316 973 A. 1001 C. 1048
apud
Patriarch. 1105 C. Amphil. 61 C. So in the middle, Sept. Malach. 3, 10.
iKetria, as,
fj, UeTtia. Diod. 20, 14. II, 628, Dion. H. I, 556, 1. Philon 11, 2, 29, written petition. Jos. Ant. 11, 8, 4. Plut. I, 84 B. Phryn. 11, condemned. Theod. HI, 1193 A.
96.
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Iketui
'iKirai, mi/, ol, (iKerris)
ers.
597
dpjipna pov.
38.
78, 9,
2, 1 7, (0
ifiavrtoa-i'i
Hicetae, i sort of Shak-
64, 4,
Damasc.
I,
756 C.
ras d<Tc^das fipav.
Uerela, as, ^, prayer, supplication. Classical. Philon II, 572, 17, petition to the emperor.
rah dpaprlais fjpmv. Paul. Hebr. make propitiation for sins.

(iKaa-Kopai) propitiation.
Sept.
9.
77,
iKaa-pas, ov, 6,

5.
Phryn. P.
S. 44,
Lev. 25,
44, 27.
Num.
5, 8.
Ps. 129, 4.
Ezech.
121, 36.
Theod.
Ill,
iKfTeuTfoy, a, ov,
1193 A, written petition.

hv Sel iKcrevEU'.
Mace.
2, 3,
33.
Philon
1,
I,
Lucian.
I,
338, 41.
PZ;. II,
697.
iKcT-euco, fo
Joann. 560 C.
ov, t6,
Epist.
2,
2,
et alibi.
supplicate.
Aristeas 26, tAv
fleoi/
ira
IXaarripiov,
{lXaaTrjpt.os)
propitiatory.
ta Ttapa Trpoaipetriv fifiav dvaKimTofTa jSXaPhilon I, 678, 34, ottcds fii) napeXSrj. iTTT/.
/A^
Epicl. 3, 24, 76, ira

iKfTTJpiKOS,
T],
6v,
d^f^s.
EuS.
II,
'iKfTTIpiOS.
1169
Paul. Rom. 3, 25. 2. The mercy-seat, the cover of the ark. Sept. Ex. 25, 16 seq. Ezech. 43, 14, et alibi. Philon II, 150, 2.
sacrifice, propitiation.
A.
iKfiapos, OK,
IXaTeva, eiaio,
=
ij
IXdincopai.
Sept.
Dan.
9, 18.
quid
es,
Caesarius 861.
Herm.
Achill.
Vis.
1, 2,
rm.
ilex"). Macedonian. as Papaiot xat Maxe-
iKpaTwhrjs,
(J.KpAs)
humid.
Tat.
i'Xf|,
f/,
ilex (Quercus
nplvos,
Isagog, 988 B.
[Analogy demands
iK/xaS<o-
Hes. 'iXe^,
doves.
iKjio^mKos, ov,
earth.
'Iko9,
ou,
(iKpAs, fimXos)
2,
of moist clods or
off the coast of
tKcoopai
iKda-Kopai.
Classical.
Philon H,
Diosc.
ij,
128.
247, 42.
/co.s,
an island
tKeajroUopai (IXecos, irotew)
c^
iXda'Kopat.
Ant.
Magnesia, the
721,41.
iKpiom, axra,
modem ra
AiSpopMi (a corrup-
Mon. 1809 B.
iXf'cus,
tion of 'HXioSpd/xia).
Scymn. 582.
^^p.
II,
adv. propitiously.
ij,
Moschn.
Strab. 1,
52, p. 24.
2, 9, ttoXe/ioj,
'iXtoKof,
ov,
oftKiov.
(ixpta)
to
furnish with benches.

7, 8.
(Ae
Trojan war.
(Ae Iliad.
Dion
lierepda)
C. 43, 22, 3.
59,
'Xkids, dSos, ^, 7&"as,

4, i;
fj
Paus.
3, 26, 9,
following.
ill
Diosc.
3, 1.
piKpd.
6,
iKTepiAa, to be
alibi.
of
the Ixrepos.
Sext. 12, 6, et
iXry^, yyor,
(eiXa) whirlpool.
Diod. 17, 97.

Chrys. IX, 554
Clementin. 49 B, tropically.
iKTepos, ov, 6,
iierepa
jaundice.
\_Sept.
Lev.
26, 16 roe
c.
ucrepoi'.]
IKXcKe^pa or iKKfKc^pa,
Orig. VII,
fj,
the Latin
2,
i 1 1
ece
IktIv, ivos, 6,
:^ =:
4.
Ikt^vos or iktivos.
bra, a
Galen.
plant.
Z)iosc.
217.
4,90(91).
as
25 C.
iKapia, as,
I,
f),
II,
104 C.
iXaponjs.
II,
411,
8.
Lucian.
Herodot. apud On'6. 418. ^rtew. 278.

'XKapiai fip,ipm,
IXXovoTpios, a, ov, the Latin

title.
illustris,
141 C.
a
4.
Nil. 105 D.
140 D.
285 B.
Lyd. 348,
TKapws, a, ov,
Simoc. 58, 22.

iKapos.
Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 84.

the
Antec. Prooem.
iXX(u7rc'(u
Lyd. 250,
3.
Justinian.
Novell. 43,
Schol.
hilaria, in honor of Pseudo-Dion. 1097 C. Max. Conf. Schol. 556 A. 'Xkaplav, avos, 6, HUarion, a disciple of AnHieron. II, 35 A. tonius the Great.
Soman
(solemnia)
Cybele.
iKapos, a, ov, joyous.
Prooem. Max. Conf. II, 509 B. and IKkomiâ) =: following. Arist. Eq. 292.
(iXXds,
iXXa)),
to
iXXcoTTTO)
squint.
Adam.
S.
366.
tKvaiSris, es, (IXvs,
Hermes
Tr.
Poem.
eoprfj.
2, 8,
EIAS2) slimy.
Strab. 4,
1, 6,
âs.
ity,
Orig. VII, 20 B,
i],
fjp.epa,
^=
p.
283,
3.
Plut.
n, 935 A.
lpayivi<j>pai, oi,
jXapoTTji, ijTos,
(JXapos) L.
hilaritas,
hilar-
lpaytvi(f>eprjs,
write
the Latin
cheerfulness.
I,
Philon
favor.
Duxpoa,
354,
Diod. Ex. Vat. 129, 9. 29. Sept. Prov. 18, 22,
imaginiferae :^
158, 4.
ipavrdpiov, ov, to,
eiKovotjjopoi.
Lyd.
ixrco,
following.
Sept. Sir.
7,
24.
798.
2.
little
ipds.
Schol. Arist.
Av.
Halliard.
32, 11.
43, 22.
Aristeas 14.
Sept. Ps. 103, 15,
ipavTOKovs, ovv,
tXapivw, vvS), to mxike iKapos.

wpoo-oTTov.
Sir. 36, 27.
(Ifids, wovs) L. loripes, crookshanked, bandy-legged, bow-legged. Sophrns.
l\apxqs, ov,
6, (tX);,
of
1,
horse.
3.
Hippol. 852 B. Spxa) commander of a troop Mauric. Polyb. G, 25, 1, et alibi.

^
3436 B.
ipavrpis, iSos, v>
=
5,
ipavfains.
Proc. Gaz.
I,
1156 D.
IpavraSrjs, s, thong-like, leather-like.
Classical.
iXao-dijrtKOf,
ij,
ov,
barbarous,
iKatTTTjpios.
Diosc.
2,
201.
Method. CP. 1300 A.

tXdo-i/iOf, ov,
Ipdvrapa, aros, to,
propitiatory.
Anton. 12,
14.
1157 A.
16.
Doroth.
TKai&KOiuu, aor. pass. iXao-^f, to 6e propitious.
IpAvraa-is, eas, ^,
= me =
I,
155 (156).
following.
C.
Sept. Sir. 22,
Proc. Gaz.
I,
to Ipavrovv.
Sept.
Ex.
32, 14, mpinoifja-ai.
Ps. 24, 11, Tp
Proc. Gaz.
1156 D.
Phot. Lex.
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tfiariâ
598
<7<07re'co,
i,va
Stao-Ts'XXojuat, 8iSd(TKa>, S/Stoji", Soy/iaTifm, 8u-
olKoSofirniainv.
i/iaTiû), l(Ta>, {ifiaTiov)
fda, fhreiv, ivopKico, evreWofiai,

iiriKoKoviiai,,
eiTi.Tip.am.
e'|ai-
ivhva, dfujjuvmiu, to
8, 35.
Teofiai, c'|o/)Kif<B,
epa-
clothe.
Marc.
I,
5, 15.
6,
Luc.
Taat, (vKaêofiai, iixop.ai, fi)Tca>,
6i\a,
6e<nti(a,
ifiaTioKciTrrjKos,
ov,
(^KdnrjXos}
clothes-seller.
iKTva>, laTripi, Karex'^J KcXeuo), KoKvo), XoXeib,
Lucian.
Diog.
1
697.
ov,
Ill, 178.
o,
Xeyo),
clothes-stealer.
\iTavva>,
prjvvo),
vopoocTeo), opbivevu),
Trapaivea,
jre-
IfiaTioKXenrris,
6, 52.
(_K\e7rTT)s)
op'i^w, opKt^Q), 6<pL\Q),
TrapayyeXKo,
napaKoXeaj, irapa;^(Bpe<, Trelda, 7rf/)i/3XeVm,

6,
iiMTionakrji, ov,
{vtiiKeio) clothes-seller.
Ptol.
pi,p,eva>, 7rote<B,
jroTvcdô/iai, irpajrijiTTO), vpoirexa,
Tetrab. 179.
llj.ano(f>v\aKa>, riaa, to be inanocjjvXa^,
wpoffTrepirto, npoo'Tda'a'a}, Trpoariurjpi, Trporpe-
at
a bath.
TTO),
aTjp.aiV(o, CTTTOuSa^ft),
rrjpeo),
<TTOxdôp.ai, trvpfiov(poffeopai,
(j>v-
Lucian.
robe.
Ill, 73.
XV<B,
VTTopLp.vrj(riUi),
iliano({)vka4, axos, 6,
of the 956 D.
Qpvka^) keeper of the ward2. The keeper Sept. Reg. 22, 4, 14. Epiph. I, clothes of those bathing.
Xda-tTQj.
2.
(called impersonal).
etTTiv Iva Koip,rj6at.
That, as the subject of certain verbs Epict. 1, 10, 8 npOToK
Anton.
8,
29 NOi/
eir
ip,oi
rj.
ifrnTUTfios, ov, 6, (i/ioTiâ))
=:
icrBi]!, clothes,
ap3,
ifTTiv Iva iv TavTTj rfj i/'^Xff p^^^P-ta TTOVjjpia
parel, raiment.
Sept.
Gen.
24, 53.
Keg.
For
further examples, see dp(o-Ka>, apKea,

8el,
yi-
22,30.4,7,8.
6,
Ps. 21, 19.

5.
44,10.
Polyb.
yvopai,
bmyiyvi>a-Ka>,
bihmpi, Siayopda,
15,4.
17,17,
clnelv, e;(<b, ^rfrea, Krjpvatrat, XeiVco, XutrireXEo),
tliepaSris, es,
ifiepoui, lovely.
Callistr. 904.
limepdrmp, epos, i, the Latin imperator Diod. II, 538, 90. (TTparriyos avTOKparap.
irpodyo), OTOixâi, o-vyKeipai, avyxfopeat,
jSoXXm, a-vp.îpa.
Sometimes
uvpas
it
appears
a predicate.
Pallad. Laus. 1139
Mai. 225,
219,
"p.(f>avs,
Ill,
15.
Ifmeptov, ov, to, the

7, V.
1.
Latin
imperium.
Antec.
Cinn.
3. That, itrnv Iva pi8e .... KaraSeâpeda. as the subject of eVW (or its equivalent) fol-
A ToCto 8e
sub-
ip,irepiov.
lowed by a neuter adjective, or by a

1, 28, 6.
the Latin
infans.
etv,
stantive.
For examples,
see dyaSos,
alrtov,
oltq-
less correctly
fiv,
6,
indeclinable, the
for
dvayKalos, d^LoKoyos, d7ro(â(rt9, dpKCTOs,

iros,
Hebrew rn, hin, a measure

equal to two Attic
30, 24.
4, 11.
;(ocs.
liquids
29, 40.
/SouXij,
^pwpa, ypdppa,
Se'ijcris,
biKiaos,
Sept.
Ex.
hoypa, 7rdvayKS, Bavpcurros, deoTrpeinjs, KaKos,

KoXos, OTuyvos, (TvyKeipai, avvfjBcia, v^pis.
Lev. 23, 13. Jos. Ant. 3,
Num.
8, 3.
15, 4.
3, 9, 4.
Ezech. B. J. 5,
4. That, in connection with certain words,

or expressions, having the force of verbs.
13, 6.
Iva,
is a weak demonpronoun of the neuter gender, denoting an object (or a subject) not as an existing fact, but simply as a conception.
syntactically considered,
See
diTTjCTis,
ôvkq, yvuKTis, ypdppa,

vopos, Trpovraypa,
Siad^xi),
strative
Soypa,
fi/ToXij,
eôvaia, imdvpla, evKaipia, 6e-
frjTurpa,
kIvSvvos,
The verb subjoined

tion with
it.
to
it is
in logical apposiit is
^" That, (npâais, o'vvdrjKr), (jioôs, XP^ 'oSee in connection with aîos, Kaipos, &pa.
also Joann. Epist.
1, 1, 9.
(tkoitos,
In classical Greek
followed
by the
subjunctive,
or optative (except the
future optative), and in certain cases by the

imperfect or aorist indicative.
In later and
6. That, in logical apposition with a neuter demonstrative pronoun or adverb^ Hipparch. 1020 A Ov yap oKKtos naparlBrjm
TTjv
Byzantine Greek,
indicative.
it is
followed also by the
Tov dpoKOVTOs KEipaXrjv, dXX' iva

sc.
rfi
deaei
future optative, present indicative, or future

l.
ToC fv yovaai irapaKoKovSmp.fv,

SiravTes napaôTjBmo'i.v.
ovra. Diod.
14, 101 'Ej/ Tois (TvvdrjKais elxov ovTios
Iv ....
That, the immediate object of a verb

desire,
to
Luc.
prjTiip
1,
43 Kai no6ev
17,3,
signifying to signifying
to
wish.
After verbs
poi TOVTO Iva e\6r]

irpos
avTT]
11,
r)
tov Kvplov pov
command,
teach,
request, decree,
to
com-
pe;
iva,
Joann.
6,
29. 39.
15,12.
pel, permit,
cause
do,
and some
or remote
by
attraction for tovto {Clem. A.
others, it forms the immediate
97 A.
Greg. Nyss. H, 836 B).

1, 4, 17.
Epist
object of those verbs (as the case

finitive.
may
be).
1, 3, 4. 11.
1, 5, 3.
2, 6.
Jos. Ant.
The English here commonly employs
the in-
12,
U,
1.
14, 10, 17.

2, 5, 16.
Patriarch. 1077 C.
3, 24, 6.
This use of 'Iva is very rare in classical, but very common in later and Byzantine Greek. Horn. Od. 3, 327 Aia-a-eaSai
Se p.w avTov iva mjfuprrh h'unrrj.
Epict
2, 1, 1.
4, 5, 33, sc.
ples from later authors, see

avayKaîo, dvexo/iai.,
TEO), ajTotTTEXXo),
For examayyapda, alrea, d^tom, aTrayyeWa, dirai-
n, 329 A. Just. Tryph. 44. Theophil. 2, 4. 13. Macar. 469 B, sc. Chrys. H, 243 E. Apophth. Ti k. TOVTO. Mai. 493. Nic. II, 732 A. 800 D Ei tim
irpos tovto.
Plut.
Taîs avTrj iva Kai oi povaxo\

it is
eK(^mi>ô'iu;ici>,
if
aTewfo), ffefimoa, (SouXeuo/iai,
in order that
9.
ôvXojuat, ypd(f)ai, Seofuu, StaXfyojuai, &ta<ra(f>ea>,
Theoph. 555,
7.
we monks
also should vote.
In the following pas-
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tva
599
&<TiTep tva, CDS tva,
sage Iva with its verb is equivalent to the article to with the infinitive. Apophth.
wirwep
tva
el,
is
el,
as
if.
Macar. 600 C "Qairep

pevt).
Ammon.
îvrjs,
Xi'oi/.
. .
4 Tpels
Xoyio-jiiol o-)(Kov(Ti fie

eprjfiois,
Pj
rj
to
632 A.
evpji
yvvfj wepifie^Xr,-
(608
irXdffo-fc ev T019
. .
tva direXSoi
em
(ccX-
Xeif Kal
wrmxov nva).
"Qairep idv âaiLeont. Cypr.
fi
Iva cyKXeiVto
kavTov
1685 B.
X'î'Pa diro
1705 C 'as tva ex^piCev

toC aaparos.
aMv
pa-
sometimes used in exhortations, mild commands, entreaties, or decrees. Sept. Mace. 2, 1, 9 "Iva ayrjTf. Paul. Eph. 5, 33,
. It
is
(fio^rJTai.
15. Thai
tva KaToXiioT)
:=^ on, as the immediate object.

I, B, 4, 1 Kal miov vabv emev and what temple did he say he
Pseudo-iVjcorf.
;
'
Epict.
4,1,4
"\va
fiij
jiapos
fli
aXV
iBould destroy
IbqTf.
you must not he foolish. 4, 8, 30, 9 "Aye iva creKJiavtoB^, Trjprjata. Anton. \\, 4, cmavTO,. PaUad. Laus. 1012 C, Apophth. 433 A, fifToKaâ. Phoc. 1, txoK. Gregent. 580 A. o'Sas 1839. Joann. Moseh. 2892 C. 2896 C. Doroth. 1672 D. 1712 A. Zeorei. Cj^jor. 1688 C, d5roTa|<o/xe5a, te< iw renounce the world. Const. Ill, 1016 E. Mai. 334, 18, tore ^re. 404, 18, piira iiadjis,
3,
4,
tva. 16. Because This use is distinctly recognized by ApoUonius Dyscolus and Theodo-
Causal use of
oTi,
bioTi.
sius.
viKria-r]
Epict. 3, 4, 10 VeXolov ovv, tv

luoptaSav, epe ^Xdirrea 6ai,
oKKos
8i6ti cvi-
Kr/a-ev.
Apollon. D. Conj. 510, 17 "iva dvayva,
eTipj]6r)v.
512 "iva
Tit.
Synt.
3, 28.
ypa<â>, Tavrd poi eyevero. Theodos. 1035, 2 "Ij-a Tipr)6a,
eKvTirjBris.
B. 1241
Ovx
opare,
(f>r)a\v,
WTfTe
=^
piitrrfTe,
iva TraiSia XotSo/iâoicri tov 'EXiircraiov, /canjit
9. Sometimes
4,
1,
expresses a
!
juisA.
Epict.
crot
pdro
810T1 eKoiSopriaav.
Amphil. 121
142
Ija
Tis
iwurras 8iaTcivoiiev<f
Pseudo-iViCorf.
I,
Kal, iva piav fjpepav 6 TrapdKvros

arairr]
ickivrfv /3a-
toCt-'
avTo fiovov emrj

T171'
B,
.'
Kal
;
ttjv
5,
akf]6eiav to 'Ij/o-oO iva n-apoXdjSiji

!
Kreire
Chrys.
dtpriKa
X,
dvripiuBiav Trapdo'xu, dyava71 "iva a-Tvyvdari /ioi/oi/,
mayest thou receive the truth of Jesus tended as a curse).
(in-
(jirjirlv,
yvaae.
Tr)v
hioTi earvSocr. 5, 16 *0r e\eye Seiva TretrovBevai

BprjiTRelav, tva pfj
ra &papTJ}paTa,
10. The future is sometimes formed bymeans of Iva and the present or aorist subjunctive.
i(
'EWrjvav
Kai 6 els dv-
Spias exa>vev6r) (write x''>vev6fj), dXX' eVi yeXaiTi Trjs 'EXKrjvaiv 6pr)a-Keias (jivXarrriTai,
emu, *' ""'' *'<*2/' Did. A. 1140 B. EjoipA. II, 17 B. I, 245 A. Chrys. I, 505 D. Philon Carp. 53 B. PaUad. Laus. 1113 B, Theod. Mops. 149 B. 888 avvTvxco. ( 661 C ToiovTov Xeyeiv /SouXerot). Doroth.
means, F.
iZ
Hippol. 808
ueui
B "Iva
rfiVe.
on
ovK exievevBij .... (jyvXaTTerai.

I,
Chrys.
poi
807 Bo'TpeyJAa to
PseudoJoann. Mosch. 2988 C
Kdyo) tva
;
Kapaaiov pov, eyKoXeiTe do you find fault with me, because I have turned my coat inside out f Sept.
1812 B, p.a\ax6^. 11. It is sometimes put before the. subjunctive in interrogative sentences like the following. Epict. 2, 19, 21 IIoC yap iv ifuXs .... vnoka^rjTe ; Orig. Ill, 297 C Ilepl irolov yap dypov iva KarayevrnfieBa ; Macar. bib
Gen. 22, 14 The following Sia tovto. passages also seem to come under this head. Luc, 8, 10. Marc. 4, 12 'EKetvois 8e rots eât ev irapaôKais rd navra yiverai, tva ^Xeitovres
^Xeirtoo-i Kai prj 'iSatri, Kal
dKovovres aKovoxri
Kal prf fTwioifji {Matt. 13, 13
Atd tovto
ev
liSiS ris iva

fiakrj
avTovs e^^vpjj Kai SiaKpivrj koi ck;
cK Tov I8I0V TTvpos

Iva
Chrys.
I,
613
napapoXais aiTois XaXw, on ^Xerrovres ov .Toann, 8, 56 'A^paap 6 TraTrjp ^Xeirovai).
nSs
p'lov
;
12.
1,
firi
icTepriiTaifiev
dwo
tS>v Sapcav kv-
vpwv rjyaXXidaaTO
Kal
eide
tva
ibji rijv
fjp^pav Trjv ipi)v
with the
Epict.
In the following passage, tva subjunctive denotes indignation.

"iv ovv to StoKpdrovs
(TO)-
Kal
exdpri,
Abraham your
glad.
father
yea,
5,
rejoiced to see (in that he saw)
my day ;
29, 16 SoDKpaTrjS ovv tva itdBrj ravra

;
.
he saw
it
and was
3,
Paul. Bom.
20
vn
Adrjvaia3v
Nopos Se
TrapeiirrjXBev, tva wXeovdirrj
to trapd-
udriov diTaxBfj koi
(rvprj vtto
twv iaxvpoTeptav
provided
WToypa (Gal.
npoaeTeOrf).
19
Tav irapa^daeav xapiv

rrj
.... KOKflvo dno\jn))(rj ; 13. Preceded by p,6vov,

that.
6, 1
'"Empevovpev
;
dpapria, tva
7,
liKqv, so,
T)
xd/>'s irXeovda-ji
(but compare
tva.
7 seq.).
Paul. Gal. 2, 10. 6, 12, fir/ 8id>Ka>vTai (this, however, may be regarded as telic'). Ignat. 692 A. B. Hippol. Haer. 254, 81
ITacra yrj
jrXiji/
Telic use of
order
that,
I'S'.
That,
in
of,
to the
end
that,
for
the
purpose
yrj,
Koi
oil
8ia(j}epei ttov tis cfffipei..
tva
aiTfiprj.
Marc. Erem.
Sext. 19, 9 "iva
1092
C.
Roman,
14.
viToBeaiv

el,
with the force of the limiting accusative. This is its usual signification in classical With the indicative. Sept. Lev. (Jreek. Paul. Cor. 1, 4, 6, ptj (frva-iov10, 6, earai.
If^
Km
edv.
yap Koff
a-de.
1,
13,
3, KavSr/a-opai.
1, 3,
1,
Gal. 4, 17,
fi;-
iTvyxaipr)<rri, K. r. X.
64, 5 "iva 8e
Xovre.
Petr.
Kephr)Brj(TOVTai.
KOI SSfiev, hut even if
205 A.
240 A.
So
we grant.
in the
Anast. Sin.
expressions
8, 3, bairei.
7,
9, 20, pfj TrpotrKvvija-ova-iv.
Apoc. Barn.
Just.
p.
748 A, del avTov ttoXXo
iradetv.
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600
Tryph.
1,
JvSo?
9,
5, p.
744 B, \oyov Saxrere.

8,
Sibyll.
45.
Joann.
1, 5, 4.
9,
36.
Epist. 1, 3,
13, 13.
1.
Paul.
161, ecraerm.
409, daaa.
Iren. 584 A,
180, 20.
Thess.
13,
4.
7.
Apoc.
Jos.
Ant
Sim.
8,
ear,.

Thorn.
8, 1,
348,
13, 6, 3, p. 652.
2, 1.
B. J.
3,
4, 3, 10.
1.
5, 9,
7.
59, etrrm.
KaTapaaoîm.
/iij
Apocr.
^levova-iv.
6,
Act. Paul, et ITiecl. 11,

29, fijo-fTOi.
1,
yivovrm,
Hermes
Tr.
Herm. Vis. Pooem. 11, 9.

1, 7,
4.
112, 13.
19, 13.
Ignat.
Act. Pliilip. 34.
Pseudo-iVt'cod.
traBr)-
680 A. Epict.
2, 2, 16. 23. 3, 24, 81.
31.
1,
1, 28, 31. 3, 22, 103.
B,
2, 5,
With the future optative. Herodn. 10 "iv ovv avToiis inîacroivTo vnanovaai, Epiph. I, 820 C, ktijTvavbrjixel a-vvfjXdov.
a-eTiu,
2, 2,
(poveva-ovaiv.
11, 2 (18), 2,
2, 22, 9.
8, 1, 12.
4, 3, 9.
I,
4, 7, 29.
4, 8, 21.
EncLir.
aoivTO.
[The expression tva n'Krjpad^,
in
Comthe N. T., apparently belongs here. pare Sept. Esdr. 1, 1, 54 Kai â-av iraiBes
avTa
Koi roip vlois avrov
/i6;(/3t?
ov âiTiKev(rai
730 A. H, 67 F. 179 B. 333 A. Diogenian. apud Eus. Ill, 449 B. Cels. apud Orig. I, 860 A. 1049 B. 1052 C. Just. Orat. 1. Apollon. D. Conj. 510, 8. Lucian. II, 455. 931. Anton. 2, 11. Artem. 211. 345. Galen. VIII, 45 E. Sext. 144,
12,
2.
Plut.
Ucpiras els avatrXripaxTiv prifuiTos tov Kvpiov

ev (TT6ji.aTL'lepep.iov.
1, 2, 1
17.
162,
2.
449,
7.
I,
Clementin.
2,
29. 30.
Eis
(Tiii'Te'Xetav
2, 1, 1
3, 12.
Clem. A.
priparos Kvpiov ev a-Top-an 'lepepiov.
Tov
TeXecrSrjvai \6yov Kvplov and o'Top.aros

to irvevpa KiJpou
/3aS'
1152 C. Haer. 136,
220 A. 797 A. 1020 B. Hippol. 676 D. 680 A. 685 C.

21. 26.
360, 27. 364, 99, et
alibi.
9, 52.
'lepefxiov e^rjyeipe Kvpios
Dion
C. 46, 5, 3.
Diog.
7,
83.
4, 30.
triAemr
Hepaav.
Jos. Ant. 8, 8, 2 TaiiTa
eTTpoTTero Kara rrjv tov deov ôv\t]g-lv, iva

^7j
Te\os a
TrpoecjirjTeva-ev
Â)(ias.
XaJoann.
TovTO de o\ov yeyovev tva p,rj Tovs KOTVovs auTov diroXetjr] 6 yepav Km pLera Compare also Matt. 8, aipeTiKwv KaraKpidfj.
17.
is
Moscli. 3049
13, 35''07rMf ir\r,pa)6fi.
When
result
meant, we have 2, 17 Tote eTrXrjpaidri. See also Tseud-Athan. IV, 200 seq.] 18. It may be put in logical apposition with 6ta Tovro, els tovto^ eiri tovto, for this.
Luc. Act. 9, 21. Paul. Cor. 2, 14 Eif TOVTO r}T0tpd(rd7j tva aiiTos
dtdOrjTai ev rjplv dtadrjKrjv Xoyo).
2, 9.
Philostr. 347. Orig. I, 53 A. 749 A. 820 B. II, 53 A. Ill, 257 C. 408 C. 477 B. 1052 B. 1092 C. 1181 A. Plotin. I, 15, 12. Alex. Lye. 417 B. 143, 1. 381, 7. 467, 1. Iambi. Myst. 272, 5. Eust. Ant. 617 B. Athan. I, 620 B, et alibi saepe. Chrys. IX, 524 A. X, 243 A. Leont. I, 1265 A, with the future optative. [The ancient grammarians do not seem to separate the ecbatic use from the telic. See diroTeXeirpos, diroTeXeaTiKos, eKâcns.J
ivala, as,
rj,
Barn.
. .
.
(is)
z^
dvvapis, force,
violence.
(f)aveis
Arr. P. M. E. 56.
ivbd\p,a,
Hes.
Epict. 3,
1,
oTos,
TO,
(IvSdXKopai)
form
image,
20.
33
'EttI
tovto
eyVVTj6rjs tva troi al
yvvaiKes
spectre.
Sept. Sap. 17, 3.
Lucian. H, 711,
2.
al
aKoXaoToe ^âtpoKriv
et alibi.
Iambi. Myst. 165,

ff,
Ecbatic use of
that, so as,
ha.
result.
19. That, so
Tlais
IvdoKp-aTiKos,
ov,
eiKoviKos.
Epiph.
I,
352'
denoting a
use
is
A, T^s
jLtopîjff
avrov Trpoa-omov.
(ii/fioX/ia,
most striking when iva is preceded by a negative or an interrogative sentence, or by

TOLovTos,
TotrovTos,
TTjXiKovTQs,
ovTots,
ikSoX/xotcbS);?,
es,
EIAH)
spectral.
Athenag. 952 C.
'ivSiKos,
i],
ex-
ov,
Indicus, of India.
Plut.
11,
938
pressed or understood.
Sept. Tobit 3, 15
Trjv
Ovê VT:ap\aiV gvTm vlos, tva (TvvTrjpfjfKo CjuauavTa yvvdiKa. Job 7, 16 Ov yap els tov
Prov.
ecrrai,
ali>va ^rja-opat, Iva paKpo6vp,ria<o.
23,
B, pi(a, quid ? Cyrill. A. I, 484 A, Xi'ôs. Theoph. 429, 10, Kapva, dpyeWia. Achmet. 243, ûXXoK, Kapv6(j>vKKov 2. Substantively, TO 'li/fitKov, sc. p.eXav, Indicum,
'
35 'Eyw 8e ovk ySetv

e\6a>v
9 Ei
fijT-ijo-a)
ttote
op6pos
iva
indigo.
Diosc.
5,
107, to â(j>iK6v.
Arr.F.
peff S>v avvekeiaopai.
Sap. 13,
M.
E. 39.
yap too-oOtow
icTXV(Tav elSevai, Iva Svvava(c3t>a,

;
IvbiKTiaiv,
Tai ijToj(aiiaa6ai tov

Trjv
tov tovtoiv 8eo-7roif they were able
e7rivep,ij(ns.
to
vas know
rdxiov ovx eSpov

so
135.
rj, the Latin indictio Athan. II, 725 A. Carth. Can. Cyrill. A. X, 377 B. Lyd. 39, 20>
iivos,
much
that they could
understand
Max. Conf. Comput. 1249 D.

A. D.
IvbiKTos, OV,
fi,
Phot.
I,
737
the visible creation,
why did
they not sooner
find out the lord thereof? Mace. 2, 6, 24 Ol yap Trfs i)perepas rjKmlas aîov eariv viroKpi6ijvai, Lva
ep,e,
ivSiKTiav.
Chron, 355,
17.
n-oXXoi tSiv vemv
.... nXavriQacn
hi
Andr. C. 1329B. ikSiI, iKos, d, the Latin

35, 2 et 6.
ivS6Kipj,Tov, ov, t6,
index.
Basilic. 60,
Ka\ p,v(ros KaX KriXiha tov yrjpais KaTaKrr,-
(rop,ai.
2266,
Xios.
7.
Dion. Thr. 629, 17. Dion. H. IV, Nicom. Ill 'Hp.ia-ovs embeKTiKos
('IjiSos,
Xipurov) the Indian
frontier, in relation to the
Roman
empire.
OVK eoTiv, iva koi
aWos
dir
avTov yevrjTai
294,
3.
fjpno-
Mai. 308,
'lv86s,
oil, 6,
9.
Philon
1.
I,
181, 43.
408, 23.
the Indian,
a sophism so
called.
477,
479, 19. U, 421, 14.
535, 20.
Luc.
Plut. II, 133 B. C.
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ivBovXyevTia
IvSovKyevria, as,
i],
601
indulgeutia.
a measure.
IovBaiaTri(;
the Latin
Mai. 293, 15.

Ivuiv
Theoph. 365, 15.
or
Iviov, ov, TO, (tv)
lovyepov, ou, to, the Latin j Jun. 39, 24. 140, 17.
loiyov, TO, j u g u 17, 8. 128, 3.
louSai'fo),
ugerum
Heron
^c'onjs,
Galen.
XHI, 982
avos,
20, 3.
ij,
C.
Hes.
a tax. Justinian. Novell. Mai. 394, 9.

,
ipKoviîncDv,
the Latin
inquisitio.
sc.
Antec.
ivaava,
ij,
1,
the Latin
ins an a,
the Latin
herba,
conform
2,14.
laa, to judaize, to become a Jew, to to the religious notions and customs

Sept. Esth. 8,
1 7.
of the Jews.
Paul. Gal.
Ignat.
vovKva/ws.
Diosc. 4, 69.
ij,
Jos. B. J. 2, 17, 10.
2,18,2.
Jeioish.
IvaTiTovriiov, oivos,
institutio.
i
672 A.
'lovSaiKos,
Plut.
rj,
jln(ec. 4, 6.
iPfTTiTovTov, ou, TO,
t u t a :r= Prooem. 3.
ov,
864 C. Judaicu
I,
Sept.
71, 17.
plural
TO.
IvaTiTovra,
v6fi(ov.
s t i-
Mace.
1, 14.
2, 8,
11.
2, 13, 21.
Cleomed.
(155).
cla'ayayyai
tcou
Antec.
Aristeas 4.
'lovBaiKws, adv.
Philon
1,
11,
525, 24.
Paul. Tit.
Paul.
Diosc.
99.
5, 1,54
IvurrpovKTOv,
ov,
to,
(instructus) instruJustinian. Novell.
Judaic
Judaeu
Jeivishly.
mentum,
128,
8.
a law-term.
Gal.
2,
14.
6,
/as. B. J.
6, 1, 3. s
,
lovBalos, ov,
Jew, one of the
IvarpoviievTcipios, ov, o,
tarius
oTTipiov.
the Latin
instrumentov biKa-
tribe of Judah.
erally,
Sept. Reg. 4, 16, 6.
Gen-
x-Pô(j>vKa^
rav
ap)(fiaiv
Lyd. 212, 12. the Latin instrumentum, instrument, document. Lyd. 229, 4. in t er d i c t u s. IvrepSlieros, ov, Antec. 1,
lv(rrpovfievTov, ov, to, 16, 2.
lvTeppr}, tjyos,
6,
a Jew., without reference to the tribe. Megasthen. apud Clem. A. 1, 781 A. Sept. Esdr. 1, 1, 21, et alibi. Esth. 2, 5. Polyb.
16, 39, 1. 4.
2, 28.
/o,s.
Diod.
Plut.
II,
524, 26.
10, 13.
Strab. 16,
Ant. 14,
II,
Epict.
1, 11,
12.
2, 9, 19.
the Latin
interrex ;^
11,
Sext. 173, 21.

16. 17. 66, 4, 3.
169 C. 669 D. 670 D. Orig. I, 760 A. Dion C. 37,

67',
6 p.eTa^v fiaa-iKevs.
44).
IvrpoiTov, ov, TO,
App.
138, 36 (189,
14,
2.-2.
the Latin
introitus,
Const.
the
2,
entrance
57.
of a
chm-ch.
following.
Apost.
unvôv, ov, TO,

B.
jSoK.
Galen. XIII, 381

12, 1,
577 E.
Anon. Med. 243.

121.
MoscM.
OV,
,
Geopon.
Also, Also,
7.
.
evrv-
aminos,
Cosm. Ind. 469. Arabic HNDB, i n t u b u s i n t i b a endive ( Cichorium endivid) Galen. VI, 360 A. 4eY. 1, p. 11 b, 51.
ivTvfiiov.
6,
rj,
Judaism. Dion 37, 17, 1. 3. Feminine, Philon II, ^ 'louSaio, (a) sc. yvvri, Jewess. Luc. Act. 16, 1. 24, 24. (b) sc. 531, 19. xi>pa, Judea, Jewry, the territory of the tribe of Judah. Sept. Ps. 75, 2. Esai. 3, 8. 36, 1. Generally, Palestine, the country of the Lysimach. apud Jos. Apion. 1, Hebrews. 34. Eupolem. apud Clem. A. I, 900 A. Strab. Nicol. D. 114. Diod. 11, 543, 14. [If JoDiosc. 1, Prooem. p. 3. 16, 2, 34.
Proselyte to
lêvTKOs,
catcher.
ov,
(J|einTjs) pertaining to
bird-
Artem.
Poll.
ij,
170,
KoXafios,
virya
vi-
sephus (Apion. 1, 22, p. 454) is not in error, the words 'lovSaios and 'IcpovcraKjjfi, were used Theophrasfor the first time by Aristotle.
tus (Jos. Apion.
1,
22,,
se at a.
I'lfwpia, as,
7,
139, sc. Tcx^nPlut. II, 321
p.
453) confounded
femin. of lêvrfjs.
F.
ileum, ev<Tca,
(_l^6s)
to
catch birds by birdlime.

7,
Artem.
24.
171.
Poll.
135.
Arcad. 163,
loôXia,
as,
I,
fj,
(io/3oXof)
emission
of venom.
Epiph.
A.
'lopSdvris,
548 C. 677 D.
'\opMvcios, ov,
=
6,
'lopSaviKos.
Chrys. VII, 104 Polyb.
They are Jews with the Tyrians. mentioned also by Heeataeus of Abdera (B. C. 283), Berosus (B. G. 279), Manetho (B. C. 268), Dius, Menander of Ephesus (B. C. 26^. 241), Hermippus (B. C. 250), Lysimachus (B. C. 241), Agatharchides (B. C. 113), Alexander Polyhistor (B. C. 93), and by several other Greek authors. Jos. Apion.
the
1,
14.
17.
18.
22.
23.
26.
34.
Ant.
1,
ov,
Jordan,
I,
a river.
46.
5,
15, 1.]
lov8ai6cj>pa>v,
ov,
70,
4.
Philon
ov,
82,
Orig. IV,
281
CT-ovSaios,
ipprjv)
with Jewish
II,
C.
'lophaviKos,
ri,
notions
or
principles.
Damasc.
313
s
of Jordan.
Tov<j>a,
Cyrill.
A. X, 1033
c.
'lovSaia-pios, ov, 6,
C.
lovâ, j
uba)
(touSmfa) J u d a
i s
mu
which
see.
Judaism.
Paul. Gal.
Orig.
I,
,
Sept.
Mace.
656
2,
2,
21.
2, 14, 38.
lou/Sf i/aXa,
aiv,
to,
the Latin
(j
juvenalia,
61, 19,
:::=
1, 13. 14.
Ignat. 669 A.
ludi juvenales.
lovydXioK,
ov,
TO,
Dion C.
1.
uga1
i S)
lovyov.

tovyariav, avos,
2. JudaiA. sm u s the state of the world from Abraham to Christ. Epiph. I, 168 C. 924
C.
'lov8di<TT^s,
oi,
6,
672 A.
measure.
the Latin jugatio, a landTheod. IV, 1220 B.

ij,
lovSatCav,
Judaizer.
Adam. 1784 B.
76
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by Microsoft
lovBaicrTC
'lovSaia-n, adv.
26.
602
Sept. Reg. 4, 18,
Iwirdpiov,
TO,
o6opo<i
=
17,
'E^paiari.
^=
tTTTTOs.
Leo.
8.
J.act.
18,
53.
Porph. Cer. 459. 485,
'loiSas, a, 6, Judas, the traitor.
Papias 1260
Agathem.
352.
iTnrdpxris, ov, 6,
6.
trrirapxos9,
Sept. Beg.
2, 1,
II,
C.
1261 A.
as,
EpiphA, 664
Hibernia.
C.
Polyb.
6.
3,
87,
et alibi.
Dion. H.
'louEpwa,
1030,
21, 4.
12.
Marcian. 145.
'loufpi/iKoj,
17,
o'l',
Imrapxia, as,
f/,
squadron of
horse.
Polyb. 10
1,
Hibernian.
Marciaft. 148.
lovKaros, incorrect for ôuokSt-os.

'lowXiaviorai, av,
ol,
Strah. 17, Died. 17, 57, et alibi. Arr. Anab. 1, 24, 3. Plut. I, 586 E.
rj,
Julianistae
:=
raiavlrat.
iwirds,
abos,
=
6,
hnriKr).
Dion
C. 47,
7, 5.
Tim. Presb. 44 B. 'louXios, a, ov, the Latin Julius, Julian, an PZui. I, 34 C. 469 B Navai 'louadjective. II, 269 E Tar KuurtXias Xtai, nonae .Tuliae.
(8oiis,
Frag. 11,
hntcurpua,
4, sc. toîs,
the
Roman
a
equites.
otos,
to,
1,
(Îmrdôfuu)
riding, ride.
Achill. Tat.
13.
mnaa-Trip,
87.
rjpos,
iimcvTiis-
Antip.
S.
as vvv 'lovKias KaXovcn, idus Julias.

C. 48, 32,
3.
Dion
p.
Sbatp.
Cartli.
Can. 96,
1330
I,
EiSots 'lovkioLs, idibus Juliis.

firjv,
imraoTiKos,
I,
rj,
ov,
fond of horsemanship.
female
rider.
Plut.
203 C.
rj,
'O loiiXios, sc.

Plut.
July, the
72 D.
185 C.
month of July. App. II, 321, 14.
linvd<TTpm, as,
Ka/ii?Xoi,
Plut.
I,
592 D,
L. car-
dromedaries.
(dîrip.i)
Artem. 423.
'loiXis for 'louXior.
liTTrd^ca-is, ews, 7,
=
in
j3aXj3is,
Inscr. 5013.
iTKoKoirevSpa.
ceres,
the
starting-post
a race-course.
I,
iovkos, ov,
6,
^=
Epiph.
I,
953
Polyb. Frag.
15.
Gram.
76.
Dion. H.
583,
C.
^lovvios, a,
the Latin
Junius, an
adjective.
Inirela, as,
f),
breed of horses.
Strab. 5,
1,
9,
'O lovvLos jifjv, June, the
month of June.
II,
Dion.
p. 340, 2.
'nnrevs, ea>s, 6, knight.
H.
Ill,
1914, 14 Miji/os 'louw'ow rais KoKovfiePlut.

I,
App.
II, 31, 5 01 imreis,
vais vmvais.
72 D.
284 F.
Dion
the
Roman equites.
C. 57, 14,
iovvtap,
6, I,
5.
the Latin
72
junior
OTTnjyds, OK,
Iwirayayyos.
Polyb.
26, 14, et
vcarepos.
alibi.
tTTTTta^ci),
Diod. 20, 83.

a(ra),
Plut.
I,
o lovviaipTjs,
juniores.
Eus.
'lou-
io
imitate
'hnrias
the sophist.
305 C. Chron. 502, 18. 503, 2. Diosc. S, 106 (116) Pdcra 'loui/o), )j, Juno.
vatvis,
Philostr. 604.
linriaTpiKos,
rj,
ov, (oTTruiTpos} veterinary.
Eudoc.
rosa Junonis,
1.
^=
Kpivov.
Plut. II, 282
M.
65, /3i^Xca.
as v.
iTTTnarpSs, ov, d,
'lovvaivios, a, ov,
Junonius
2.
z^
'Hpalot'
Plut.
I,
terinarius,
horse-doctor.
not Imrlarpos, (iarpds) L. Arcad. 86, 18.

Inacr. 1952.
we-
839 D.
Lyd. 51,
Also, iwirdiaTpos.
hrTTiKov,
oil,
lovoKaros, incorrect for ôuokotos.

lovpiSiKos, 6, tiae
TO, {ImriKos) the races at
the hippo-
Latin
juridicus:=:
1,
exdiKos
drome.
T^s TroXcojy.
Antec.
20, 5.
lovpuryevTios, a, ov,
1, 8, 1.
juris gentium.
Antec.
lovpLo-BiKTicov, lovos, ^,
1, 20, 4.
jurisdictio. A ntec.
a pseudo-Christian.
alibi.
Apophth. Epiphan. 2. Chron. 572, II. 573, 18. 608. MaZ. 177, 18. 19. Theoph. 2. Hippodrome, the place, 193, 1 2, et alibi. Chron. 623, 13. 15, et alibi. iTrTroSpd/iioK. Theoph. 149. 197, 19, et alibi.
ijnriKdpxrjS
IKdpxis.
rj,
Afric. Cest. 73,
p. 313.
'louoTtvor, on, 6, Justinus,
iTnriKapxla, as,
the office
of a
Un7iXdp)(i)s-
Hippol. Haer. 214, 98, et

*liTviov, ov, TO, little
I,
Afric. Cest. 72. 74.

lirno^dTrjs, ov, 6, Stallion ass for
8, 8, 1, ovos.
iTTvds.
Dieuch. apud Orib.
mares.
Strdb.
280, 4.
iTTvios, OV,
of an
ottos.
Schol. Arist. Vesp. 836
OTTToS/OO/iflOV,
ov, TO,
^=
ilTTToSpopiOV.
ApOCT.
"iTTWa,
lirvoKarjs,
TO airoKaddpfiaTa toO Invov, soot. es, ((cai'co) baked in the ititos. Lucian.
Act. Barn, 21. 23.

'mTTobpopiv for iinrobpopiov.
linroSpopiov, ov, to
Theoph. 309,
5.
II,
331.
hippodrome.
cttoXe'/St/s, tjtos, 6,
a kind of Xe(3jjs.
Lucian.
II,
333
(^Schol.
To
Ej/
T^ avvr/deia \iy6ji.evov fuXid-
the
180 A, of Constantinople. 2. The races al hippodrome, =^ IwirohpoiiLa. Mai. 177,

20.
Theod. Lector
piov).
iTTvonXda-njs, ov, 6, ::= inTOffXdft/s.
Oalen. VI,
hnrobpofuis, on, d, the

I,
Roman
circus.
Dion. H. Lucian.
36 F.
iTTvoTrotds, oC, 6, (ttoko))
I,
203,
1 1.
802,
6,
d fieyioTos, circus maximus.

I,
maker of hrvoi. Lucian.

(Jthtos,
3, 24,
n, 927, 4 "O
69.
p.eyas iinroSpoftos.
Ill,
26.
6,
Theod.
1040 D, of Constanti-
'IwiraKovTum^s, ov,
lancer.
dKovrlât)
1.
horse-
nople.
Arr. Anab.
6,
Poll. 1, 131.
imroBopos, ov,
6,
(dpoxTKO),
Wopov) a hymenian
mrrois fuywitevats-
Leo. Tact.
33.
tune iwavXovfievos
rals
Digitized
by Microsoft
nrTTOvvreto ev
Plut.
603
Clem. A.
I,
la-Tjfieptvo'i
n, 138 B.
704 F.
440
iwrafuu,
not Attic, :=:
TrcVoât.
Lucian.
II,
D.
bmoSvria) (dvrris), to sacrifice horses.
11, 8, 6.
^
349.
Strab.
m,
573.
iiraTTJptov, ov, to, (tTrdoo)
compresner, a surgical
Orib. Ill, 637. 12.
instrument.
Antyll.
Meges apud
linroiaTpos, see linnaTpos.

imroKaiJiiTOS, ov, o, (Kanirrf)
apud
Orib. Ill, 629, 13.
hippocampus,
Strah.
8,
7,
"ipw, T^v, Erin, Ireland.

82.
IpoKoyito,
Diod.
5, 32, p.
355,
a small
p.
marine animal.
Diosc.
2, 3.
2,
200, 17.
Galen. XIII, 312

Philostr. 729.
Ionic,
=
tff'X
UpoXoyia.
Lucian.
Orig.
Ill,
F.
4eZ.
N. A.
14, 20.
472.
"uT,
hnroKevraipews, ov, belonging to a ImroKevravpos.

Sext. 418, 27, chimerical.
the A.
Hebrew
ov,
avf)p.
I,
77
imroKXacm),
tjs, 17,
(xXao)) horse-disabler.
/liis
The
laayycKos,
=:
I,
uros ayyiXois.
excavated in front of a camp for checking the enemy's cavalry. Mauric. 4, 3. Leo. Afrie. Cest. 75, p. 314. (Compare MZ. Epist. 2, 205 Tact. 14, 46.
inTTOftXao-Tat
are
27) Luc. 20, 36.
Clem. A.
A.
Orig.
1069 B.
{Philon I, 164, 293 B. II, 328 Hierocl. C. A. 39, 3.

I,
"uraKa, see lerKo.

liTap.CKkos, ov, Qiaos, ap.CKKa')
equal in the contest.
$ouei
fiev dv^ptoTTotir, kKo.
be Toiis tnwovs rpe-
Philipp. 34.
laaîos, a, ov, equally Sîos-
jfovras iv rois KipKois.^

47nroic(i/ios,
ou, 6,
groom, in general.
Philostr.
55, p. 199.
Iambi. Myst. 151,
Porphyr. Abst. 2, 5. Athan. II,

Iambi. Myst.
49, Kap.r)\av.
'anroK6(Tiua, <ov, to, ((cdo-fioy)
788 A.
L. phalerae, ornaSext.
icraîoos,
adv.
^=
itras
dîas.
ments of horses.
'iTnroKpaTeiof,
22.
iinroXao-ta,
01/,
Charts. 549, 10.

o/"
282, 4.
17,
'hmoKpaTris.
laanoaroXos,
Cyrill.
mv, to,
:=
IjnnjKda-ta.
Steph. Diac.
1113 A.
hnropjivia, as,
tj,
(hrTcofWvrfs)
madness for
horses.
ov, (ajrdoroXof) equal to an apostle. A. X, 349 A. Commonly applied to Constantine the Great and his mother Helen, to Mary Magdalene, 'Thecla, and Sept. Abercius. Horol. Mai. 21. Jul. 22.
Lucian.
'aniop.iyr)s,
I,
69.
24.
Oct. 22.
(Compare Eus.
II,
1209 C.
, {p,iywp,i) half horse, half man. Ael. V. H. 9, 16.
1225 B. C.)
i(rapi6fi(os (l<Tapi8pos),
adv. in the same number.

9.
imropoKyia, as, ^,
hm&iropvos, ov,
6,
==
iTrmifioKyia.
Scymn. 855.
Schol. Arist.

la'dpTtjTos, ov,
great iropvos.
(dprdia) in equipoise.
Dubious.
Ran. 429.
imroTTOTapjis, ov, 6, :zz: iwttos TTora/itoj,
Philon
I, 4:62, 12.
hippo2,
Icrda-repos, ov,
bright as
an
da-rrip.
Pseudo-/os.
potamus,
Galen.
iTnTOTavpos, ov, 6,
10, 29.
river-horse.
Diosc.
25.
Mace.
loyivt),
17.
XHI, 942 D.
rjs, 17,
quid
Dioclet. C. 3, 31 seq.
a>v,
imros Koi ravpos.
Heliod.
"lereto, less
correctly "iwia,
ra, feast
of 'itris.
Gemin. 805 A.
ecas, 6,
Diod.
1,
14.
UmoTiypis,
z=: timos nypoeiSrjs,

77, 6, 2 (75, 14, 3).
to,
an anifor
'lo-eiov, ov, TO,
shrine of Isis.
Plut.
H. 352 A.
mal.
Dion C.
ov,
Dion C.
stable 12.
66, 24, 2.
arwoTpotpciov,
horses.
(imrorpotjjos)
Strab. 5, 1, 4, p. 334, 24.
loTjyopea,
rjao),
(dyopeva>) to speak on terms
of
'anTOTpo<j)ea), to
use as fodder for horses.
Diosc.
equality.
Sept. Sir. 13, 11 'larjyopeia-Bai p,eT
4, 15, p.
518, jT6av.
[Diog.
8,
51~imroTp6-
avTOv.
l<n)p.cpia,
as,
r),
(rip.pa)
imroTpo(f)iK6s,
rj,
ov,
of a iwnoTpoôs. Clem. A.
732
r)
iinrorrpo<f>iKT], sc. rixvr),
I,
nox.
Classical.
L. aequinociium, equilaT]p.fpia,
''Eapivfi
the ver-
l'inroTpo(f>ia.
nal equinox.
20. 32.
Gemin. 749 B.
1,
Cleomed. 20,
II,
ijnroTp6<piov, ov, to,
:^
iirjroTpo(j)eiov.
Strab.
16, 2, 10.
'anT0Tv(l>ia, as,
rj,
Strab. 2,
19.
Philon
iarjfiepia,
169,
2.
206,
^BivoTraptvfi
the
autumnal
(Tv<f>os)
horse-pride, the pride
equinox.
Strab. 2,
piipia
Gemin. 749 C.
1, 19.
Cleomed. 20, 11.
by a horseman riding among pedestrians; conceit. Plat, apud Diog. 3, 39. 'anr6o)uu. (JfrTros), to form the conception of a (Compare avBpahorse. Plut. II, 1120 D.
felt
Called also p.eTonrapim) IotjDion. H. I, 160, 6. Philon II, 206,

ov,
32.
I(rqp.epiv6s.
n,
w6oiJuu, TOlXOOfUU.^
Classical.
29, 4.
imroxem (tmros, oxea), to carry on the back, spoken of the horse. Simoc. 225, 3.
'imraivaKTcios,
'O
the
Gemin. 749 C, hpai.

l(rr]pepiv6s,
sc.
L. equinoctialis, equinoctial. Cleomed.

kvkKos, the equi-
noctial,
equator.
Hipparch. 1012 B.
Strah. 1, 1, 21.
1,
cteus.
bic verse.
Hipponaov, of 'ijnraiva^, Heph. 10,5, iierpov, the choliam-
3, 22.
Gemin. 749 C. Philon
772 A.
I,
888 C.
'H
27, 33.
Plut. II, 429 F.
l(ninfpivfi ypap.p.ri, the equinoctial
Digitized
by Microsoft
icTTifiepioi;
604
Itrrnupiva mjiiela,
iiaovrjfiia
line.
Strab. 2, 1, 1.
To
the equinoctial points.

Icrrifiepivri crKid,
Gemin. 753 C. 'H Hipparch. 1013 of the dial.

20, p. 118, 17.
Icrrjufpivos.
iVofTnys, s,
(EinQ) equal
in speech.
Cyrill.
A.
VIII, 1120 D.
tVofuyos, ov, (fvyiis) equally paired.
ApoUon.
person, in
C.
Strab. 2,
ov,
la-rifiepios,
1,
D. Pron. 348 A, of
the
same
Const. Apost. 5,
grammar
Tov,
as in rim-ra ipavTov, Tvirreis aeaveavTov.
17.
'o-i'a,
TVTTTfi.
as,
fi,
=
6v,
lo-oTijs.
Coined by Tseud-Athan.
Epiph.
lo-odeta,
II,
33 A.
ij,
2. 253 B.
Equal
in
weight,
IV, 920 D.
l<Tia,
as,
the
I,
being
IcroBfos,
11,
equality
viilh
see"lo-f(a.
i),
God.
Isiacus, Isiac.
Chrys.
166 E.
433 B. V[I,
186
lariaKos,
ofIns,
Oi
'la-ia-
C.
Icrodcas (t(ro5eos), adv. equally with God.
Oreg.
Kol, sc. lepEis, Isiaci, the priests

3,
24 (27). Jos. Ant. 18,
3, 4.
of Isis. Diosc. Piui. U, 352
Naz.
Ill,
470 A.
equal in kXcos.
B.
'Itribapos, ov, 6, Isidorus,
liToKKfTjs,
es,
Eus.
lot
II,
60 A.
Clem. A.
I,
1057 A.
the son of Basilides. Hippol. II, 276 A.
Caesarius 1024.
ItToicKripos, ov, ((cX^poy)
of equal
(property).
Haer. 356,
'uxiKos, ov, 6,
64.
i
Plut.
I,
44 B.
ov,
the Latin i n s i c Alex. Aphr. Probl. 11, 14.

ij,
u m force-meat.
,
WoKoCKos,
uniformly koiKos, of the same

flute.
di-
'lo-ir,
Isis.
ij,
Inscr.
4683
Trj
"la-m
"itrtSt.
ameter throughout, as a A.
IcroKopvfpos, ov,
^Kopvcjjri)
Plut.
II,
1021
IV/ca,
as,
7,
esc a,
tinder; written also vo-ko.
equally high.
Dion.
Aet.
91,
Ae pith
of the walnut wood.

Suid.
irvp.
B.
19.
I,

ri(ra>,
Paul. Aeg. 222.
Por/iA. Cer. 471, 18.
la-oKpaTcto,
to
be
icroKpoT^s.
Sext, 492,
Leo.
,
"Y(rKa, TO oyjfdpwv, Koi
^vXov iv
a &miTai
[Compare the Tact. 5, 4 IVaica. Swedish a s k a English ashes, Italian Spanish y e s c a Latin siccus, e sc a
, ,
l(ToKpaTas (laoKpaTTis), adv. with equal power.
Philon
Polyb.
I,
198, 32.
laoKpiBos, ov, (^KptBr)) equal to barley in price.

2, 15, 1.
fj,
Greek
'IcriiariK,
off a, dryness."]
6,
indeclinable,
Sept.
Ishmael,
a son of
Sept.
IcroKcoKia, as,
equality
20.
of xuXa,
in rhetoric.
Abraham.
Gen.
16, 15, et alibi.
Hermog. Rhet. 287,

Gen.
lo-oKoiKos, ov,
((coiXoi')
'la-parfXirrjs, ov, 6,
Ishmaelite,
Arab.
37, 25, et alibi.

'la-fiarjKiTts, i8os, ^,
of Ishmael, Arabian.
Genes.
strands (twists).
91, 11, sc. x^P-' l(Toâpr]s, es, {laos,
âpos) of equal weight. 940 C. Lucian. I, 568.

l(tos |3acrtX.
of the same number of Nicom. Harm. 11, xop^t)2. Cy equal xSKa in rhetoric. Plut. II, Pseudo-Demeir. 15, 19. 350 E. PhSostr. 505. Iambi. V. P. 250. of equal splendor.
Polyb. 31,
Cae-
tcroXaynTnys, s, (Xa/A7ro>)
App.
II, 39, 37.
l(ToPa<Ti\cvs, eas, 6,
sarius 860.
Plut.
1,
la-oXoyla, as,
tj,
^z: loTjyopla.
7, 16.
688 A.
IfToyvatjieto, to
26,
3,
'icroXoyiav
fX^'"
Tpos
he ItroyvapMiv.
Cyrill.
A. VI, 220
Cyrill.
Moer. 187.
Orig. Ill, 1393 B.
P<B/Miios.
Sext. 632,
c.
l<Toyva>iia>v,
22, al eKaTepwdev,
ov,
balancing of arguments.
of
the
same
yvafiri.
A.
lcro\vp,7nos, ov, ('OXu/j7riot)
itroBeos.
Philon
VI, 388 B.
itToypafôv, ov, to, (liT6ypa<ôs^
n, 567,
ôpy of a writing.
7.
40.
Ifrofiaxos, ov,
(jidxopm) equal in
battle.
Diod.
II,
Men. P.
364,
ov,
Leo. Novell. 135.

(Staoraroff)
16, 12.
94.
17, 83.
App.
I,
775, 58.
124,
IfTohidiTTaTos,
of equal dimen-
sions, as a cube.
la-ohoôs, ov,
I,
ifioâ)
Nicom. 128. of the same glory.
l(Top^p7]s, s,
=
fj,
lo'ofioipos.
Athen.
4, 22, p. 143
A than.
Marc.
E.
la-op-erpia, as,
201 A.
adv. with the same glory.
(la-ofifrpos) equality
of measure.
Did. A,
io-o8o|(os,
Plut. II, 1139 B.

l(Top.prpa>s,
Diad. 1164 A.
la-o8vvafieai, rjo-a,
to.
adv.
trith
equal measure.
(liro8vvap,os) to be equivalent
307 A.
laofioios,
793 D.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
637 A.
'Orig.
509'
Sept.
Sir.
Prolog.
Polyb.
2,
56, 2, Trpos
la-ofiriKria-ios, ov,
quid?
Diod. 12, 21, ipdrmv.

opoios.
I,
Tfjv oKrjdciav.
Philon I, 352, 17. Diosc. 1, 89. Epict. 1, 8, 1. Ems. I, 1080 B 'lo-ofiuvafiovtra ypa(f)fi, a copy.
ov,
ov, z=^ iiTos Kai
D.
i(TOfwipas (l(r6fioipos), adv. in the same degree
().
lo-oSvvafios,
(Sivafiis)
equal
Pseudo-/os. Mace. 3, p. 501. Tatian. 5, t(5 6ea. C.

la-oSwdfias, adv. with equality
power. Clementin. 433

in
Caesarius 981.
cs,
tiTovfCJ>fis,
(^vecf>os)
equal
loith
the
clouds,
cloud-reaching,
Basil. Sel.
585 C.
of power.
Did.
laovriiiia, as,
fj,
(yrjpa) equality
of yarn,
1
equality
A. 438 D.
of die diameter of yarn.
Stud.
748 C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
laoTTaXaiaTOi;
IffovAaurros, ov,
605
l(TO(TKe\.i)s,
ICOTOVlOi
h, isosceles, applied to periods, Hermog. Rhet. 153, 12.
is,
;=
uros iraKaiarfj, a span long.
Antip. S. 23.
ip-oiroXif,
iSoE,
^,
in rhetoric.
ij
laimaKos.
Dubious.
following.
l<ToaTa6p.r]s,
following.
Ptol.
Tetrab
Diosc.
PseudoVos. Mace. 13.

liTtmepiiieTpr)Tos, ov, (irepififTpeo))
98.
la-oaraBp-os, ov, (a^rados) equiponderant.
1,
Pseudo-/us(. 1381 B.
hoirfpiiiprpos. ov,
54.
App.
1117 C.
ov,
I,
97, 77.
Cyrill.
1181 B.
of equal iTfpip.erposHeron Jun. 25, 9.
Synes.
la-oiTTddncos,
adv. with equality of weight.
'urmKaTav, wkos, 6,
Plato.
A.
I,
itros
nXarmvt, another
1.
la-oa-Taa-ios,
=
to
preceding.
I,
Strab. 4, 4, 5,
Agath. Epigr. 88,

ov,
p. 310, 10.
7,
iVojrXfupor,
in rhetoric.
applied to periods, Hermog. Rhet. 153, 12.

equilateral,
JoiVA
48.
Philon Athan. I, 13
ijo-o),
462, 12.
Max.
Tyr.
'Ev liTooraa-m, on
an
I,
equality.
iVoo-Tai-eo),
lamiKfipas,
118.
adv.
eûaZ sides.
Thorn. A, 13,
Nicom.
1
be la-ooTadfios.
Cyrill.
larmoiia
^=
"urov iroiS).
'Ek toC
337 A (corrupt). 13 A.
t(7ooTot;iffci), Tjo-w, to
Clem. A.
A.
I,
332 D.
11,
fievov p.epovs i(ro7roiTj(70v aiird.

iirojroXiT-fia,
be Idoirroixos-
Schol. Dion.
or, ^, equality
of
civic rights,
with
Thr. 811, 21.

liToa-Toixos,
ov,
reference to citizens of other states.

2554, 190. Polyb.
i)!on.
Inscr.
of
the
same aroixos (order).

of equal torV. P, 250.
Sext.
2555, 20.
29,
9.
2556, 13.
2557, 15.
Dion. Alex. 1257 D.

i(rdoTpo<^09, ov, ((TTpeCJxo, arpocjyr])
tion.
16,
H.
7.
II,
781, 10.
Diod. 15, 46 (13, 35). m, 1434, 5. 1677, 7.
1696,
SfraS. 5, 1, 1 (5, 2, 3).

Jos.
PAiVon
7, 3,
II,
Nicom. Harm. 2. The opposite

170-0),
11.
ia)hbl.
dvricrTpocfios.
587, 38.
Plut.
I,
Ant. 20,
8,
(B. J.
3).
191, 25.
149 E, et
iiroTroXinjs, ou, o,
alibi.
icror ttoXittj,
la-oa-vWaêa,
to be
la-oavXKaôs.
Apollon.
equal
to
a na-
D. Pron. 272
128, 27.
B
rj,
C. -274 B, nvi.
Arcad.
of
tive citizen,
Sept.
applied to citizens of other states.

3, 2,
Mace.
30.
JDion.
Jos
Ant. 12, Femin. ij
1, 1, p.
585.
H. HE, 1694, 7. App. U, 30, 86.

.4^^. II, 15,
laoavWaîa,
syllables,
as,
(iaotruXXoôs)
equality
the
same number
of
syllables.
7.
Jo-on-oXiTty,
iSor.
Apollon. D. 585, 32.
Men.
Rhet. 137,
36.
liTairpoaryyopos, ov,
la-oa-iiWaPos, ov, (<njXXa/3^)
(wpoaTjyopos) equal in speech.
Gelas.
1276 A.
of the same number of syllables. Plut. 11, 739 A. Drac. 11, 25. Apollon. D. Pron. 272 A. Hermog. Rhet.
291, 15.
.((roTTToiTof, ov,
Apollon.
lo'mrvpov,
of the same mSuris, in grammar. D. Pron. 375 B. ov, to, (nCpos) isopj^ron, a plant.
itroo-uXXa/Sms, adv. with the

lables.
same number of
syl-
Drac. 61,
21.
Theodos. 981, 31.
IHosc. 4, 119 (121).

uros,
sc.
T],
ov, equal.
2.
laroa-xfSws, ov, ((T;(eSioy)
:^ avToaxiStos ?
Gelas.
Substantively, to
'l(rov,
1284 C.
laorayrjs, s, (jaaao))
ypafipa, copy of
a document.
Eus.
II,
1112 B. Athan. I, 380 C, roirav. II, 813 A, fVioToX^y. Carth. Can. 1, p. 1255 B. C.
Ephes. 1160 B.
C.
Cyrill.
ing) order.
io-OTa;(ca), jjcto),
of the same (correspondNicom. 51.

laoraxfjs
flfii-
z^
Philon
swift.
I,
463,
Chal. 929 B.
[It
A. X, 200 D. 221 was pronounced also

fo-os,
Itrrj,
35.
Ha-oTaxrjs,
is,
(raxvs)
equally
9.
Heron
with the rough breathing,
E*I2HI,
See also
E*I2H2,
e(^to'off.]
rj,
implied in
ecj)'
246.
Polyb. 10, 44,

I,
Cleomed. 57, 14.

Polyb. 34, 4,
2,
i(j>
ttnis.
c.
Philon
\<7arax>s,
6.
142, 45.
Inscr. 3137, 11, 44.
74.
Addend. 2439,
adv. with equal speed.

1,
*l(T0(r6evcia, as,
{l<Toa6evi]s) equality
of force.
Clem.
16.
Gemin. 752 B. Strab. Philon H, 25, 46.
17, p.
38,
Epicur apud Diog. 10, 32.

alibi.
Diog.
9, 73.
Also,
be
a-devos.
Sext. 4, 15, et
la-oa-devia.
l(TOTTpdya>vos, ov,
(rcrpdycovov) square.
Max.
a
Conf. Comput. 1265

square.
as,
t6 ItroriTpdyavov,
A.
76.
II,
581 A.
ij<r<o,
liToirSevfia,
to
l<roa'6ev^s.
Diog.
9,
la-oTifiia,
fj,
(icrdn/ior)
equality
8, 5, 4.
of honor.
Jos. B. J.
Philon
II, 86, 23.
Strab.
liT0(r6evr]s,
, of equal
Galen. IV, 467

Orig. 11,
2,
18,
'E^ l(Tonp,ias irpbs "EXKrivas, privi-
C.
Sext. 8, 21,
et alibi.
1449
leges.
la-oTovos, ov, (tovos)
tensitT/).
A.
uroirSevla, see ItroirBeveia.
ia-o(T6evas,
of
5,
the
same
tension (or in-
adv.
with
equal power
being
or. force.
the
2. With same accent, in grammar. Hermog. Rhet.

Diosc.
140 (141).
Galen. IV, 630 A.

ItrotTKe'Xeia,
Basil. IV, 177 A.

1(to(tk\t]s.
291, 16.
Ptol.
la-oTovas, adv.
tensity).
as,
r^,
the
with' the
1,
same
tension
(or in-
Tctrab. 125.
Diosc.
83.
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by Microsoft

laoTpoireoi
la-oTpoTreo),
tjcrai,
606
CyriU, A. VI,
14, 6
laTijfu,
to be laorpoirot.
Versus
as,
^,
isopsephi.
Artem
287.
893 C.
Hippol. 796 C.
'lairavla,
same mode. Did. Cyrill. A. H, 37 D. A. 408 A. laoTomas, adv. in the same manner. Pallad. Cyrill. A. Vm, 1120 A. Laus. 1250 B. Stud. 421 D. la-oTvma), to be la-orujros. Athan. laoTviros, ov, (tvttos} of the same form. Stud. 421 C. Did. A. 336 A. 1, 217 B. 2. Substantively, to laorvirov, copy of a letAthan. II, 720 A. Epiph. I, ter or took. 289 A. m, 245 B. Leo Achr. 844 B. iVoTUTrms, adv. in the same form. Epiph. I, 62b
laorpoTTos, ov, (jpoTTos) in the
Mace.
4, 19.
1, 8, 3.
Hispania ;;= 'Ifiripia. Sept, Diod. 5, 37 as v. 1. Strab. 3,

1,
Diosc.
tj,
92.
Hispanus, of Spain, Spanish. Galen. VI, 103 D. Luc. Act. 2, 22, et 'Ia-par]\irrjs, ov, d, Israelite.
'Icmavds,
6v,
alibi.
Jos. Ant.'
2, 9, 1.
Sept. Ps. 88,
1,
incorrect for 'Eo-pamjr or

'l(TparjKiTiK6s,
Tj,
'lEipatrris.
ov, Israelitish.
Just. Tryph. 11. Orig.

I,
Clem. A.
II,
\
I,
408 B. 724 B.
ij,
89 C.
1017 D.
Israelitish
B.
lcrovpya>, to be Icrovpyos.
'la-parjKins, iSos,
woman. Eus. IV,

Jos. Ant.
1,
Cyrill.
A. VIII, 841
having Cyrill. A. I,
Polyh.
889, B.
la-aa,
C.
'Pseudo-Dion. 917 A.
the Hebrew- niS''N

2.
yvvrj.
la-ovpyos, ov,
(EPrO) doing
C.
vi/cor,
like things,
1,
equal power.
Did. A. 804
tardvo)
tarripi.
165 B.
8, 6, 4,
i(ro<f>ar]s,
X, 17 T&
es,
demned
equally high.
1 7,
Phryn. P. Moer. 188.
S. 51, 29, con-
la-oiiffis, Ef,
of equal
Teixei.
iardpiov, ov, to,
'uttos,
loom.
Joann. Mosch,
Strab.
1,
28.
2913 A.
lOTaw
Doroth. 1781 A.
larrifu.
((paiva, (âos)
of equal splendor.
Greg. Naz.
^=
Caesarius 1004.
icrrav,
to
Stop.
2.
Diosc.
1,
187 Alfwppayiaii
exari-
In the Ritual, the
lao(j)ipujTos, ov, equally <l>epuTTOs-
pression Eir TO Kvptc cWicpaâ iarSipfv
m,
401 A.
(iVoûijy), adv. in
the
l(To(pvS)s
same nature.
Nicet. Byz.
Anast. Sin. 264 C.

jo-o0a)'o)
(cfxavrf),
to
speak
alike.
lib C.
la-oxeiKos, ov,
(x"ôr)
ot,
icro;(eiA^s.
Geopon.
Xovs I (17', r', or 8") means that at vespersthe number of the troparia (to be sung or chanted in connection with the 140th, 141st, 129th, and 116th psalms) is 10 (8, 6, or 4, Thus, JorS/iei; (rrias the case may be). Xovs I (10) implies that the first troparion
12, 19, 4, tS yn'l<r6xpi.<rToi,

lov,
(Xpicrros) tlie
name of an
S.
obscure 373 A.
Icroxpoveai,
sect.
Cyrill.
Scyth.
V.
372 C.
T)tr<a,
zrr Itroxpovos
ei/it.
Apollon. D.
preceded by the verse 'Eâyaye ^ ûXopov toS iôpoKoytjaaaBtu ra ovopaTL aov (Ps. 141, 8) ta-raipev arixovs r' (6) shows that the jEbrst troparion is preceded by the verse 'Ecu' avopias irapaTTjprjirTis,
is
Krjs rf/v ^jruX'|V
:
Synt. 257, 16.

Aristid. Q. 50.
i{ToxpovLos, ov,
78, 18.
272, 22.
Luciaii. Ill, 453.
Kvpie, Kvpie, Tis VTroarrprerai
on
trapa
iKaitpos itrnv (Ps. 129, 3),

Classical.
and
so on.
The
o"Ot
=: laoxpovo^.
Cleomed.
Ptol. Tetrab. 36.
iaoxpovos, ov, of the

Just. Cohort.
23.
same xpovos. Classical. Hippol. Haer. 64, 38. 2. Of the same quantity, in grammar. Drac. Apollon. D. Synt. 272, 23. 26, 13. 142, 24. Hermog. Ehet. 291, 16. ^rixos la-oxpovos, applied to a dactylic verse consisting wholly of spondees; as Horn. Od. 21, 15 Tm S' cV
expression Ets roi/s a'lvovs lo'raipev arlxovs i (rj', r', or 8") means that the number of the troparia to be sung or chanted in connection with the alvoi
is
10
(8, 6, or 4, as the
case
iaTov
i(TTrjpj.,
may
be).
Set elSevai.
Galen. V, 172 A.
to stop,
to check.
to
check diarrhoea.
Mid.
Diosc.
1, 19, koiXiok,
loTapai, to stand.
tikti/, left bear7, 1 1
Sept.
Gen.
29,
Meo-o'fivrj ^v/i^XrjTrjv
aXXriKouv.
Drac. 141,
6.
ing, ceased to bear.

ouSci/ S8e, etos
35 "Earri tov Tobit
Ov
yevopia
Herodn. Gr. Vers. 86. Gemin. 789 la-oxpovais, adv. in the same time. D. Sext. 743, 8. Diosc. 2, 175 la-oxpoos, ov, of uniform xpo"'
ttroxopos, ov, (x<pa)
&v
until
we
agree.
Participle,
(rrrjOTiTc Kol aradrJTe Trpds pt,
earm,
ihe im-
mutable one of the Simonians.
Clementin.
lo'oxpovot, in
(rrixos.
grammar.
of
votes:
1.
89 C. 92 C. D. Clem. A. I, 988 C. Hippol. Haer. 240, 30. 2. Statuo, io decree, to decide. Sept,
Pseudo-P?u(. Metr. 1284 B,

l(TO\jn)(f>ia,
Mace.
34.
1, 4,
59,
ii/a
aytovrm
ai fipepai.
1, 11,
as,
r/,
(i(roA|n)0os)
equality
Ill,
1, 6,
59, avTois tou nopfieadw.
Jos. Ant.
equality in voting.
Dion. H.
1467,
14, 10, 6 "Eonjo-e kot ivuxvrbv ojrmi TeXSeriv,
Plut.
I,
838 E.
ov,
Koi iva aTToSiSmo-t.

:
[Pluperf. iaTWceiv, active

7, 1,
la-oyJATjifios,
equal in numerical value

8
-)-
thus,
in sense.
in sense.
7,
Jos. Ant.
21.
K))X()
(20
-|-
30
to
(riijiia
(7
-1-
8) 40 4- 10
eoTTjKO, active
is
l(r6fri(pos
1).
Cell.
10,
3.
Sept.
Mace.
1,
13, 38.
Jos.
Ant
Sept.
eoTijxaTe,
perf.
imper.
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laTioSpofieo)
Josu.
10.
607
i<j>i<rnifu,
ia')(ypo<^<ovo'i
ov,
19.
See
also
iruvi-
'icrrpiKdr,
rj,
of
Istria.
Diosc.
5, 10, p.
696,
oivos.
hmoipojieca, ^<Ta, (lariov, Spd/xoc) to

full sail.
JffTuJKOMToi,
run under
loTplmv, wvos, 6, the Latin

II,
his trio
Clem.
lo-xdSe,
4, 7,
Plut.
Polyh.
ov,
1, 60, 9.
viitli
289 C. D.
opos,
6,
(^KWTnj^
saUs
and
Ta
oars.
itTTap,
historian.
A
koI
793
Gell. 10, 25.

lOTioi/, ou,
B. Philon
sail,
TO, sail.
II,
521, 18
lirria
jrXij-
avvdyfiv, to furl the sails.

pe(7iv,
PhUostr. 536,
laxaSoKdpva, av, to, Epict. 3, 9, 22. 4,

pvov.
la-xds, dSos, ^,
=
7,
Kapva.
22.
23 l^xahoKa-
under full
^(ro>,
itmcmotea,
15, 1,
(jroiea) to rig
a ship.
Strab.
dried fig.
Cyrill.
H. 580 A. 597
1, 9,
15 -o-to.
fj,
A, of the Manichaeans.
Kcpaia) sail-yard, yard.
iVxtaSocds,
.
laroKcpaia, as,
(iarros,
Artem. 57.
JoTo;r<i8i;,
rjs,
fj,
2.
17,
ov,
of laxids.
Diosc.
wddos.
Id. I,
Afflicted with pain in the loins.
iototteS); ?
Chrys.
I,
242
5. 18, p. 35.
3.
4.
Good for pain

to
in the loins.
A.
icrrmrovia, as.
fj,
Id. 2, 205.
(iortnrdi'oj)
I,
teftor ai the
loom,
'o^fiafo), da-ai, (l(rxiov)
make wanton
elwetv')
to
gestures.
weaving.
laropia,
^crto,
Clem. A.
to
593 B.
Proc. in, 61,

la-xvoejTfa,
rjtia,
event, to vrrite history.

1, 1,
1, 1,
give a written account of an Sept. Esdr. 1, 1, 31.
(la^xvds,
discourse
meanly or weakly.
la-xvofiv6ea>
(p,v6eofiai)
Cyrill.
A. HI, 996 A.
Cyrill.
13, 7,
9.
40 Ta 8e laropriBivTa wcpl airov. Polyh. mep avrav. Agathar. 194, 3. Diod.

15, KTurfffjvai
3,
7.
z=z preceding.
I,
545 C.
as,
II,
765 A.
f],
ras Qr)âs.
2,
Strab.
Sext.
1,
2, 1.
l<Txvop,v6ia,
weak
speech.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
10.
;nnf.
represent in a picture, to 168 B. Damasc. I, 1301 A. Nic. n, 656 D. 657 A. Steph. Diac. 1085
661,
jlsier.
2.
A
4,
6.
Viosc.
78.
658,
720 B.
Icrxvonoieo)
385 B.
laxvov
jroia.
Jb
^=
Hermes
Tr. latrom.
388,
la-xvos,
3.
7],
TseuA-Athan. IV, 953 B. ov, lean, simple, plain. ^seaAo-Demetr.
A.
Theoph. Com. 143, 15. 157, 19.

laropicriievos,
\_Epiph.
85, 6, xapaKTTjp \6yov.

IfTxvoa-apKos, ov,
Man. 261
pi'fo).]
as if
from loroSept.
of lean aap^.
Euchait. 1167
Galen.
A.
imopia, as, 5,
2, 2, 1.
1, 1,
historia,
Polyb.
1,
I, 5, 1,
fj
history.
Mace.
1,
lo'xvoa'KeKris, es,
((TKeXor) thin-legged.
30.
57, 5, et alibi.
Koivfj,
Diod.
VI, 143 E.
lo'xvoTrjs, rjTos,
Diog.
fj,
5, 1.
Dion. H.
general.
Strab.
(fiva-iK^.
simplicity, plainness, of style.
2.
Nil. C.
22. 11, 5, 3.
Philon
11,
515, 30,
Pseudo-J5emei?-. 96, 16.

la-xvo(j)o)via, as,
I,
f],
Picture, painting.
Macar. 524 B.
weakness of voice.
(ttrjjfi'dco)
Cyrill.
A.
577 C.
Eustrat. 2333 D.
Mc.
II,
749
253 B.
f),
IcrxvoTiKOS,
^,
di*,
ov,
:^
lo'XvavriKos.
*ioTopdr,
historicus,
16, 1.
historical.
Diosc.
5,
125 (126), p. 793.
Diod.
1, 3.
11, 5.
Dion. H.
VI, 1030,
torian.
8.
813, 14, 7rpaypaTeia.
I, 13, 2. fi.
iaxovpetn, ^ca), to suffer from l<rxovpia.
Herod.
stantively, d laropiKos, sc. o'vyypacfteis,

Aristot.
Suba his1, 6.
apud
Orib. II, 462, 6.

fj,
laxovpia, as,
(icrô),
Poet.
2.
9,
2.
Diod.
Dion. ff.
I,
n, 647,
628, 31.
Aristeas 35.
PAiton
Herod, apud Orib. B.

la-xvplôfuu,
to
II,
o?pov) retention of urine. 465, 6. Galen. II, 265

Classical.
178, 23.
affirm.
Ptol. Gn.
loTopiK&s,
adv.
historice,
ip.
historically.
1281 C, TovTOV TeBeiaBai.

laxvpoyvcopLoavvrj,
r/s,
f),
Strab. 1, 1, 10,
11, 5.
Sext. 3, 17.
Orig.
(laxvpoyvaiMov) obstiJos.
m,
652 B.
r)a'a>,
nacy.
(laTopioypa.(j>os)
5. to
Philon
I,
653, 44.
Apion
1,
32,
l(rropioypaêco,
history.
write
p. 456, obstinate attachment.
Dion. H. VI, 922,

i),
laxvponoiea,
Jos.
14, 9.
rjaas,
(noiia)
to
make
la-xvpos, to
7
.
ioTopuyypatîa, as,
the writing
of history.
strengthen, to fortify.
Polyb. 2S, 17 ,
Diod.
Apion.
1,
19.
17,
Jos. Ant. 15, 8, 5.

2, 18, 7.
l<rropurypa(f)iK6s,
6v,
writing history.
Schol.
Epict.
Herm. Sim. 6, 3. Hermog. Plut. n, 890 D.

a fortifying. 1293 B.
I,
Dion. Thr. 734,
1, sc. Tcxvri.
Rhet. 183,
4.
rj,
i(rTopuyypd(j)os, ov, 6,
îaropia, ypd(j)a>)
historian.
histo2,
laxvpoTToirjo-ts, eas,
3,
Herm.
Vis.
riographus,
et alibi.
Polyb.
62, 2,
12.
Clem. A.
fj,
I,
Diod.
Plut.
rj,
1, 3.
2,
32.
Dion. H. VI,
Greg. Naz.
weaver.
I,
iVxupoTTjj, r)Tos,
(laxvpds) strength.
128, 5.
Dion.
766, 13.
itrrovpyiKos,
n, 898 A.
of weaving.
H.
I,
575,
6.
Philon
(cjipfiv)
ov,
Ia-xvp6(i>pa)v,
ov,
strong-minded.
Dion
Orib. I,
672 B.
'uTTovpy6s, ov, 6,
C. Frag. 43, 25.

(tords,
*
strong-voiced.
EPrO)
Jos.
la-xvp6(j}tt>vos, ov, ((pavrj)
B. J.
1,
24, 3.
Dion. Alex. 1252 C.
457,
7.
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UT'^VpOCO
t<rxvp6<a, ixra, to strengthen,
to fortify.
608
Sept.
KO^rjX.
ov,
IxBvd^pwros,
Plut.
(fii^paMTKa)
eaten
by
fish,
Esai. 41,
liTxvs,
7.
T),
Jos. Ant. 13, 1, 3.
n, 668 A.
6,
vos,
strength
Sept.
Esdr.
1,
8,
91.
IxSvoKevravpos, ov,
(icevTavpos) fsh-centattr,
Judith
Philon
13, 11 'icrxiiv noLeiv, to give strength.

fj,
'ia-xvcns, ems,
I,
Svvafus-
Sept. Cant. 3, 5.
Eudoc. M. 398. half man, half fish. IxdvoKoWa, ijf 17, (koXXo) ichthyocoUa,
,
354, 28.
Sept. Sap. 19, 19 llvp
isinglass.
Diosc. 3, 92 (102).
Hippol. Haer.
Icrxva, to be strong, Qtc.
poTipov
lirxvlaxvafv Iv vSan t^s ISias Swd/ietos, 2. To prevail against TJv eavTov ?
98. 87.
lx6v6Koy4a>,
ria-a,
(Xe'yo))
to
speak of
fishes.
Alhen.
8,
80, p.
308 D.
in
or over.
29.
Esdr 1, 4, 88. Ps 12, 5. 3. To be Mace. 1, 10, 49.
Sir. 5,
able
lx6v6iJU)p(j)os, ov,
(jiop(l>rj)
form
like
fish.
Syncell. 28, 14.

lx6vo7rd>Ku)v, ov, t6,
hxivafiai.
Par.
7,
2,
2,
6.
olKohonrjorai.
Dion.
lx6vo7ra)Ketov.
Schol.
H.
II,
989,
Staipvydv.
p. 142, 9, apnaroiieiv.
4.
Strab. 14, 2, 28,
Arist.
Ran. 1068, et
fj,
alibi.
to Ixdvorpotjios,
To
be equivalent
lx6voTpo<j)iK6s,
ov,
pertaining
or equal
to.
z=^ bivapm.
Sept. Sap. 16, 20,

ri.
Tratrav tjBovtjv.
Jos. B. J, 5, 13, 4,
Geopon. 20,
fish.
1 (titul.).
lx6voTp6(j>os, ov,
(rpecjia)
feeding
fish, keeping
To make
strong.
Sept. Sir. 43, 15, veêXas,
Plut.
I,
518 C.
Classical.
Strah. 11,
condensed.
la-awiiia, as,
lx6vo(jiayea, to eat fish.

fj,
sameness of name. Caesarius 1060. Apollon. D. Pron. 269 C. Thorn. A, 15, 1 'irras &v Svlo-mr, perhaps.
(l(Ta>vvpos)
VT]6co.
^'
'^\
ixdvo(j)6pos, ov,
(^tjjepio)
producing
fish.
Symm.
Job
40, 26.
Sept.
Ix6vp6s, incorrect for IxSvTjpos.
Nehem.
'irajSvpiov, ov, to,
^= Qaâp.
Italy.
Sept. Hos. 5, 1.
4.
12, 39.
Jer. 26, 18.
Jos.
Ant. 13, 15,
Lx6vs, vos,
o-oSr
'iToXm, af,
17,
Italia,
Sext. 533, 14 Oi
diro TTjs 'iroXiay (f}v(ttKoi.
'ItoXlkos,
a-neipa,
r},
Taypa
of the
Luc. 10, 1, 6v, Italicus, Italian. a cohort belonging to tte 'iraKiKov Dion C. 55, 24, 1, rdypa, the name
legion.
IXGY2, the acrostic of 'li;6, fish. XpKTTos GeoO Yios Stor^p, became the symbolic name of Christ. TertvU. I, 1198 Orig. Ill, 1120 C. Hieron. I, 339 A.
^^^}
,
first
lxvevTos, u,
ov, =zz
ov Set Ixveieiv.
tracker.
Philostr.
'Ii-aXix^ (f>iXoiro(j>ia, the
262.
Ixvevrrfs,
Italian philosophy, the Pythagorean.

11,
Galen.
Iambi.
ov,
6,
(Ixvcvco)
Classical.
23 B.
Clem. A.
I,
761
A.
Sept. Sir. 14, 22.
Artem. 151.
Clem. A.
I,
Mathem.
'iTaXiayriKos,
216.
Called also
aipeo-ts
'lraX^
Plut. II, 878 C.

rj,
741 A, T^y Skr)6e\as, seeker of truth. IxvevTiKos, rj, ov, able to track, fit for tracking.
6v, ^=. *Ira\tKos.
Hippol. Haer.
Philon
12, 40.
II,
38, 40.
286, 4, hihaxTKoKla, the western
branch of the
IxvrjKaTea,
rjcrai,
Epict.
1, 2, 34, Kvav.
elfii.
Ixvrjkdrqs
Philon
I,
Valentinian school. ItoKos. ov, 6, Tyrrhenian,

Frag.
4,
2.
II.
42, 29.
Hippol. 621 C.
^n ravpos. Dion C. (Compare the Latin v i t u Latin.
IxvtjXaTTjS, ov, 6, (cXauKO))
ixvevrris.
Plut. H,
762 A.
IxvoTraTeto,
jjira),
lus.)
'li-aXof,
(ftcovri,
rj,
QrraTeai) to tread
upon
the steps.
ov, Italian,
the
Latin tongue.
866, 89, 2. Substantively,

II,
App.
Cyrill.
IxvoTTcSrj,
A.X,l 032
rjs, fj,
B.
Antip.
(mSr)) a kind of snare.
6 'ItoXos, ov, 6, Italian, applied to
the in-
S. 17.
habitants of Western Europe

nately.
iTapla, as,
29,
1 7.
indiscrimi-
IxvoTToiew,
fi<r(o,
(irotca>) to
make a
step.
Hippol.
Mai. 432.
rj,
621 C.
Sept. Jer.
^=
tTaporrjs, audacity,
Ixvoa-Koma, as,
track.
17,
(o-kottco))
examination of
the
30, 4
Qvyarep
Irapias.
?
Plut. II, 917 F.
Irpds, d,
6,
maker
ofirpia, pastry-cook
'EKafli/ro els
Leant.
'laaKcip., 6, indeclinable,
Jehoiakim, JoaJcim, the
Cypr. 1728
'ItukoZov,
A
ov,
tov hpdv, in the
pastry-cook's shop.
a,
'ladvvris, ov, 6,
('Itvk;;)
Uticensis,
of Utica.
Diod. 20,
imdvfiea.
23, 300.)
2,
Polyb.
'irvKq,
1, 73, 3.
Diod. 20, 54.

Polyb.
1, 70, 9.
r)s, r),
Utica.
Pseudo-Jacoi. passim. Joannes, John the Baptist. Soz. 1481 B. Horol. Febr. 24. Jun. 25, about his heads. 3. Joannes, John the Evangelist. Papias 1256 A. 1257 B. Clem. A.
fatlier
of the Virgin.
54.
iXavdw Babr. 77,

Ixdv'iKos,
Tj,
II,
648 B.
Orig.
H, 92 A.
Eus. H, 269
i(Txavd(o,
2.
exojjuii
nvos,
II.
'ladvvov npdêts, spurious.
Jul. Frag. 213
Hex.
(See Horn.
B.
333 B.
S>v,
6v, ==:
IxBvrjpos.
Sept. Par.
Orig. Ill,
33,
^laawlrai,
oi,
Joannitae, the partisans of

Soer. 721 A.
Orig. VII, 20
14.
Ptol. Tetrab. 152.'-
440 A.
Joannes Chrysostomus.
itaî;X
ixdiivos, ov, (IxSvs) offish.

eXatov, fish-oil.
Ael. N. A. 17, 32,
following.
D.
Syncell.
185, 4.
Digitized
by Microsoft

ito^r)\aLO<i
luîjXaia;, ov, 6, jubilaens, jubilee.
609
KUDO'S
2. In versification, Ionic. Aristid. Q. 36. 37. Drac. 130, 3 'o inh ^lôvos 'laviKis
TTois
Patriarch.
1065 C.
909 C.
la^tjKaioi
520 A. II, 1076 A. VII, 20 D. Syncell. 185, 3.

Orig.
I,
=
6,
Oi
3,
Ill,
(----)
(
129, 26.
).
'O
dir'
IKiaaovos
3,3.
XewraiyiveiTK or XeTrrrj yeveiris.
'laviKos TTois
Epiph.
.la^TJKos,
I,
e72 B.
ov,
preceding.
Diosc.
Jos.
Heph.1,9.
'laiviKol pvBjioi,
Ionic rhythms.
Dion. H.
Ant.
\i, 1093, 12.
'IwviKov fiirpov, Ionic rrrsc.

23, 4.
12, 3.
Dion.H. V,
5,
Heph. U,
Ti
Mris, es, (16s) rusty. 565 C.

ifflfl,
92.
Plut. II,
a m"'-
foi/os 'laviKov (fierpov),
Ionic verse consisting

.
of a
number of
TV, the 788 C.

tj,
name
of the
Hebrew
..
EuA
III,
crovos,
12, 1, to a,r' iKdaIonic verse consisting of a number of
'lavla, as,
Ionia, the ancient

7, 1.
Strah. 8,
8, 7, 1.
2.
ov,
I,
9,
1,
5.
Also,
name
of Attica. of Achaia.
'icoviKas,
adv. in the Ionic dialect.
Eudoc. M.
306.
'laMTTjip, 6,
Ionia, in Asia.
{(fnifriKoi).
Sext. 406, 20
Joseph, the son of Jacob.
5,
'Icdo-ij^
Oi anro t^j 'laiiias

ÎfflWKos,
r\,
npoa-fvxr), the
Prayer of Joseph, a forgery.

IV, 168 C.
I I
Ionic.
Diod. 18, 26, KiovoKpava.
Orig. II, 73 B.
(fflTO,
T-o,
Philon
idoves.
'H
666, 18, yXu(âi'.

'\avuaj
App.
I,
437, 97,
iota,
the letter
Matt.
(')
is
18, the
ipCKo<To<^la,
the
Ionic
least thing, jot,
because
the smallest the too fre-
of philosophy. Plut. II, 876 E. Galen. n, 22 B. Clem. A. I, 761 A. Called also, 'ifflvMC^ cupeais. Plut. II, 875 E. '\avim full of obscenities. noiriiiaTa of Sotades, Athen. 14, 13, \6yos. Eudoc. M. 384. Suid.
school
]j
letter in the alphabet.
layraKurpos, ov,
6,
iotacismus,
quent repetition ottSiTa, as in Troia (Troiia), Maia {Maiia). Diomed. 453, 3. hid.
Hisp.
1,
tarrahjs
Ta
21,
7.
[The word
(ypdcjiai)
is
of western
with
'laviKO.,
love -songs.
Lucian.
viKTi
I,
685 (Arist. Eccl. 918).
diaiKfKTos,
'H
origin.]
to)Toypo<^c'(0,
ria-a>,
'Ico-
'Ids.
Eudoc.
M.
384.
to write (spell)
an lara.
K
%
Koirira,
represented in Latin
by
it
C.
2.
a,
KajSdXXijt, ou, 6,
2.
In the later numerical system,

eiKocn, twenty,
stands for
;
Plut.
II,
caba11u 828 E.
nag.
Antip. S.
or eJicoordy, twentieth
Surfivpioi,,
with
KaâXKiKfvo),
stroke before, ,K, for

sand.
Ka(3d8iys, ov,
6,
twenty thou-
euo-o), zz^ 'mnevm. Mauric. 1, 2. Theoph. 594, 16. 595, 13. Leo. Tact 6, 12. Porph. Adm. 92, 19, mirovs, Kafi.T]\ovs.
Cabades, a Persian.
Simoc.
12,
Achmet. 234 235.

KaâW'tvos,
a, ov,
171,
7.
Koâhrfs, ov, 6,
the Latin
caballinus^
rj
Kaâbiov.
Tzetz. Chil.
iTrneios.
Substantively,
KaâXKlva,
sc.
k6-
791.
TTpos, horse-ball
(excrement).
Theoph. 728,
6.
Ka/SaSiW for KaâhUiov, ov, to, =. Ka^dStov ? Achmet. 268, trKapapxiyKiov. KavSvs. *a^d8iov, ov, TO, (Persian) c a f t a n Achmet. 131, p. 98 Porph. Cer. 749, 16.
16, dXo'yoD. 10.
Leo Gram. 199,
Glyc. 528,
KoâXXii/os, ou,
KO^dhlV.
6, Caballinus, an epithet of the emperor Constantine, the son of Leo the Stud. Damasc. II, 310 (titul.). Isaurian.
*aâ\\dpr]S,
rj,
6,
rj,
see KaâWdptos.
ov,
1305 B.
Cedr.
II, 3.
KaâWapiKos,
Dioclet.
(Kaâ\\dflôs)
^=
lirmnos.
Ko^dKKios,
1 7,
a, ov, r::^
Ka^dSXivos.
Theoph. 636,
kCKIkiov)
C.
1,
20.
Tact.
15,
6, 2.
18, 82.
Leo. Theoph. 557, 8. Porph. Them. 62, 11.
Konpos.
ov,
to,
arparos,
cavalry.
ij
Substantively,
151,
1 1
KaâKXoKiXUiov,
horse-cloth.
Ka/3aXX&)i/u/iOS,
(xa^dXKrjs,
6.
to
Porph. Cer. 462,

ou,
6,
Ka^dXKapiKov =: Porph. 548, 19.

a/3aXXdp4os, ov,
6,
wnroy, cavalry.
7.
i
Theoph.
KafiaXKlvos.
Stud.
Adm.
c
aba
ar
1316 C.
iirirevs-
ko^ôKikSs,
Tj,
ov,
^=
KaTo^Xr/TiKos.
Plut. II,
Proc.
II,
289, 20, a proper name.
Euagr.
236 E.
Gden.
VL
38 B.
Simoc. Joann. Mosch. 2925 B. Theoph. 491. Vit. Nil. .lun. 65 B. Porph. Cer. 483. Also, Syncopated KoâWdpis. Chron. 700.
2873 B.
230, 12.
Leont. Cypr. 1732 C.
Ka^Mpios, ov, 6, lapidary. Pallad. Laus. 1018 D. Joann. Mosch. 3093 A. [Compare the Hebrew n23, costly articles, valuables.']
Ko/Sos,
ov,
6,
Hebrew
4, 6, 25.
:p,
cab,
a measure.
KofiaKXdpris,
ri
Leo. Tact.
77
6, 11.
Sept.
Reg.
Poll. 6, 43.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KayKUfiov
KayKaiiov, ov, to,
1,
610
a gum.
Diosc,
KoBaipfTiKos,
r],
idapiêc
ov,
cancamum,
6,
(taâipirris) able to take or
23.
KayKeXXdpios, ov,
eTr;i.
cancellarius
165 B.
bring
down :
1,
destructive.
Xoyo-
561, 48.
Orig.
Cornut. 184
Nil. 109 A.
276 D.
Lyd. (See
or Kay-
648 A.
2.
2,
Philon 11, 548, 9. Clem. A. U, 492 A. Lowering, lessening,

(Tn-Xiji/dr
205, 10. 229, 16.
Tiber Novell. 20. Sophrns.
diminishing.
Diosc.
137,
(2,124),
3200 A.
Const. Ill, 764 A.
813 C.
SiKTvairri
as a medicine,
Galen. XIII, 130 C.
3.
also Agath. 55, 15.)
KayKfWodvpis,
KeXKaTT).
l8ot,
ij,
= 6vpa
Et.
Sophrns. 3553 3556 B. 3984 D. Pseudo-Germ. 392 A. Porph. Cer. 32, 14. icayKcXXoy, ov, 6, c a n c e 1 1 u s, balustrade. Athan. I, 229 C, the balustrade separating the altar-part from the main body of a Lyd. 230, 6. Mai. dial. 864 A. church, Damasc. II, 857 D. 255, 19. SubKayKeXKcoTos, t), ov, (Kay/ceXXoff) latticed.
KayKcKKov, ov,
M. 513, 4. to, ^= KayKcWos.
B.
Deposing a clergyman. Philostrg. 47 S A, Socr. 164 B, ypdfifUiTa. ^(f)os. KadaipenKas, adv. &y bringing down, etc. Onj. I, ^20 A. Kadaipfio, to depose, degrade a clergyman, for some fault. Alex. A. 581 D. Nic. I, 10. 17
-(rdai
Tov
itKrjpov,
to
be deprived of clerical
1,
orders.
Ant.
I,
3. 4.
nva
tt/s
XaTovpyias.
260 D. 336 A. Basil. IV, 797 A. Greg. Naz. Ill, 220 A Kadr/prniivovs Ephes. 4. Mai. 365, 16, avTov ijtKTKOTrovs.
Athan. 920 C.
dno
rijj
ima'Koir^s.
stantively,
T)
KayneKXarfj,
sc.
Sipa,
tJie
latticed
xiyicXij.
. .
.
Kodalpaj, to purify.
fKdBrjpa, is
door of a SiKaarripiov, the classical

Poll.
8,
124.
Schol.
Arist.
Hes. KtyKXt'Ses fii^pat 2. Checkered. Vesp. 124.
(KoOapev.
[The aorist imSapa, for not Attic. Sept. Josu. 5, 4 n-tpiPhryn. 24. Afoer. 126.]
KaQaytaêvoi (d/iaêvta), ^0
Porph. Cer. 500,
6, IpAriov.
Eunap
51, 17.
2.
ziJecEr
oui,
break down.
Dion.
Participle, KoSijpaêvtrite, stale.
Kay)(ao'fi6s, ov, 6, (Ka^dâi^
L.
cachinnatio,
Poll.
6,
p,cvos,
hackneyed, common,
cachinnation, loud laughter.
199.
H. IV, 2099,
Cfem. A. 1,448 C.
(tayxXdfo)
Koxdâ.
p.
Aquil.
Job
41,
22.
Athen. 10, 52,

Ka5S;^0ff,
438 F.
Plut.
I,
ow, 6, ^z: Kabhos, Kabos.
46
E.
Kahrjs,
indeclinable (Arabic)
ayior,
holy.
= KaBdna^ =
Kaddirav
eral.
IV, 553 A. Also, Karrjiuiêvp.vos. H. VI, 836, 11. PhUon I, 426, 18. n, 56 A.
Sept.
6.
VI, 550,
8.
Orig.
I,
356 A.
Dion.
Orig.
naS' dirav, L. in universuni, in gen-
Mace.
2, 4,
16.
all.
Ka6' dna^, dpxrjv, at
Polyb.
1,
Porph. Adm. 100, 19. KaSrjaeip., oi, the Hebrew Q'W\p Sept. Keg. 4, 23, 7 (Aguil. nopvoi.
Xay/x6i/ot.)
KaStoi/,
KivaiSoi,
ol
MirjX1,
Dion. H. VI, 761, 12. Theod. Mops. 217 C. 2. Every time, each time, =:: eicd(TroTf. Apophth. 249 B. 349 B. Kaddnfp Kad' amp, ofov, as, for instance.
38, 5.
ou, TO,
little
KdSos.
Sept.
Reg.
17,
Sext. 730, 16.
41.
KaS/ifia, as,
fj,
Kadawepavei
c a
Kaddirep &v
el,
OS if
2, 4.
Polyb.
3,
calamine.
84.
Galen. XIII,
263 B.
Written
3,
Diosc.
5,
32, 2.
also
15.
KoâirXdo)
::;= dffXdo).
Aristaen.
Kabfiia.
Posidon.
2, 63.
di/,
apud
Strab.
4,
KaSdn-Xm/ja,
aror,
to,
(KoâwXdoo)
I,
L. mappa,
Dio.w.
KaSojroidf,
=
a,
handkerchief.
PseuAo-Nicod.
A,
1, 2, v.
1.
KaBovs woiSv.
KaOdirep.
Schol. Arist.
KaTdirXapa.
KaddTTTa, to fasten or put on.
Strab. 15,
1,
Pac. 1202.
*Ka6d
71
/ca5'
Xen. Oec.
3,
15, 3.
KaOripfievovs ve^piSas, covered with.

Kqddpevo-is, eioi,
Sep*. Gen.
7, 9.
PoZ^J.
KaBayidâi
27, 26.
(dyidfo))
107, 10.
Sept. Lev.
2,
KoBaylâ.
26.
2, 2, 8.
441 B.
33, 8.
m,
Mace.
I,
2, 1,
15, 18.
KadapevTeov
fj, (KoBapeva) purity. 1252 B.
Orig.
I,
Sfi Kadapeveiv.
II, 8.
Epict. Ench.
I,
Philon
115, 14.
Bus.
II,
957 A. Pseudoconsecration,
Lucian.
Clem. A.
453 A.
Dion. 396 C.
kadayurfwi,
religious
rites.
1145 C.
o,
ov,
riles.
(^KaBayiâ)
Lucian.
II,
931,
funeral
Kadapeia, to be pure, in grarmnar. Drac. 14, 20 (dw-m, l-a, Se-a-fuu). 23, 22 (kXi;-is).
(l-e-acri, ncipai-e-a).
Kadaipcais,
Herodn. Particularly, deposition of a bishop 3, 1, 1. or presbyter for some fault. Alex. A. 577 C. 581 B. Ant. 1. Athan. I, 260 D. Epiph. II, 200 A. Socr. 349 D. Cj/nVZ. ^. X, 184 B. Theod. Ill, 928 A. Theod. Lector. 189 A. 1 76 C 'ladvvrjv Tivd otto Kadaipe(rea>s, de-
ftos, ^,
deposalfrom
office.
Kadapievo) =zz preceding.
Herodn. Gr. Philet

to 6,
413. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 67, 35 -co-flm, keep one's self pure. Porphyr. Abst. 4,
p. 311.
Theodos. 1026, 16.
Barsan. 897
D.
Ka6aplâ>, to purify, to deliver
a demoniac from
the unclean
tS)v
spirit.
Iren. 829
-a-0m diri-
posed.
novTjpiiv
TTVcvixaTtav.
Apophth. 156 A-
Digitized
by Microsoft
Ka6apioTri)
yvvri,
611
left her.
I,
aOero^
17
the
demon
Also,
Matt.
8, 3.
To
clear,
in
a legal
sense.
Sept.
Athan.
13,
2. 712 A.
13,
9.
Kaffepiâ-
Nehem.
KoBapnipios, ov, (KadaprTjp) L. lustralis, purgatorius, expiatory. Dion. H. Ill, 1852,

11,
Bvaiai,
lustralia
sacrificia.
Judith 16, 18.
Mace. 1, Marc. 1, 42.
Poll. 1, 32.
Apocr. Act. Barn. 20.

thiae 10.
KaSapiorqs,
ijTos,
47; all as v. 1, Luc. Act. 10, 15. Act. Andr. et Mat-
(j)dppaKov,
Greg. Naz. U, 409 D, nSp. a purgative.

fj,
Achmet. 139,
KodeSpa, as,
^,
purity
of
style.
Sext.
the bishop's chair Greg. Naz. U, 489 2. See, the seat of episcopal power. Clementin. 36
at church.
cathedra,
640, 4.
KaSdpuris,
Orij?.
eas,
ij,
(^KoSapiâ)
A, et
following.
alibi.
necessary,
Sard.
Konpav.
Can.
4.
S.
Privy,
Soz. 1020 A.
ni, 1420 A.
Sept.
4.
KoBapuTfios, ov, 6, purification.

36.
Ex.
29,
Lev. 14, 32. Num. 14, 18, et alibi. N. T. saepe. Lucian. II, 590. naSappoais, ea>s, ^, (KaSappoâ) a Jitting, an
adapting.
Theol. Arith. 54.
iaiSapoypa<j>ea, r/aa,
Session of an assembly. Nic. II, 808 E. KaBcSpanKov, ov, 6, (KodeSpa) ivBpoviaaTiKov.. Justinian. Novell. 123, 3 (titul.).
KadeSpiov, ov, to,

nadeSpios,
ov,
KodeSpa
seat.
3.
on a
Achmet. 104. Paul. Aeg. 146..
154.
Ka6apS>s ypdcfua.
Anast.
Kaffeôpai, to he situated, to
1 9,
lie, to he.
Mai. 199,
Sin.
149 D.
iv da(l>a\eta.
KaSapol,
tians,
S>u, oi, {Ka6ap6s) Puritans or Novaa self-righteous Christian sect. They held that there was no repentance. Nic. I, Eus. n, 616 B. Athan. II, 1316 C. 8. Const. I, Can. 7. BasU. IV, 664 C. 668 B. Epiph. I, 849 A. Greg. Naz. I, 1208 C.
Attic.
[Aor. pass. cKaSeadriv, not Lucian. U, 349. Fut. pass. Ka6e-
a-Sfia-opai.
Sept. Lev. 12, 5.
Just. Apol. 1,
35.]
Kadelpaprai
I,
=
ov,
elfiapTai.
Epiet.
2, 6,
10.
Plut.
694 E.
Diogenian. apud Eus.

{KaBeipya)
Ill,
244 B.
452 C.
Kadeipypos,
6,
KoSapimoUa
C.
=.
xaQapov
iroiai.
Clem,.
A.
II,
85
Gregent. 609
imprisonment.
-<t6cu,, to
he
made
clear.
KaBapoTTona, av, to, (jtotos) taverns where

liquors are sold.
pure
Gregent. 581 C.
Eus. n, 1309 B. KdBfipîs, foof, fj, a shutting up, imprisonment. Plut. II, 366 D. Aster. 232 A.
KoBiis
KoSapos, a, OK, clean, pure.

4,
f| avTTJi.
7,
In
Pseudo-/aco6. 15,
Sept.
Ka6'
els,
Kara
eXs,
hy one, each, every.
the Jewish sense.
Paul. Rom. 14, 20. Plut. II, F. 2. Of bread, while, made of fine flour. Sept. Judith 10, 5, aproi. Artem. 97. Galen. 11, 101 D. VI, 309 D. 310 A. Apophth. 433 B. Zosimas 1700 A, sc. yjnopia. Joann. Mosch. 3104 B {Lucian. I, 672 AeuKos apros). 3. Pure syllable, when its vowel is immediately preceded by Drac. 22, 25. Arcad. 134, 20. a vowel. Theod. 977, 30. 4. Purus, juridically.
Gen.
2.
Mace. 3, 5, 34 'O Kadels 8e rmv (j)iKav. Marc. 14, 19 01 he rjpâvro 'Kvirela-Bai avra
Sept.
els KaBeis, eis KaBeis.
362 F.
442
one hy one. Joann.

'O
8e
8, 9
'E^fjpôvro
21, 25 KaB' ev, every one.
Paul.
Rom.
12, 5
KaB'
els
aXKfjKav peXr/.
Herm. Sim. 9, 6 Ka5' eva 577, condemned. Doctr.

els tS>v irpo<l)rJTa>v.
'KiBov.
Lucian.
III,.
Orient.
II,
Eus.
Kara 629 A. IV, 885

Basil. Ill,
672
C
C.
'O KaBeis tS>v

Socr. 704 A.
wpoîjj-Si'.
929
Leont.
I,
1372
Tov KaB'
eva rS)v ôrpvav.
Lyd. 205, 13.

KadapoTfvKTos, ov, (Tev\e>) purely made.
Ill,
KaBeKaara, to, ==: KaB' eKacrra, each particular.
Damasc.
Eus.
II,
Strdb. 13,
689 C.
fj,
KoBeKTeov
purity, as a title.
2, 2.
SeX Kareyfeiv.
Plut. II, 44 7 B, et
KaBaporris, t)Tos,
ahbi.
KaBeKTqs,
ov,
6,
1136 B,
fj
(Tfj.
17,
(KaTep^co)
literally,
holder.
Kodapovpyla, as,
lustration.
(^Kodapovpyos) purification,
Geopon. 14,
KaBe^rjs (koto,
6, 6.
Inscr. 4558, y
rj,
KoffapovpyiKos,
35.
ov,
tS>v Svo ptpStv.

Geopon. 20,
e^s)
e(j)e^s, in succession, in
Kadapos.
order.
1,
Aristeas 24, the next.

Plut. II, 615 B.
eoprdâi.
Luc.
7.
1, 3.
8,
et alibi.
Ka6apo-j(fipia, as,
fj,
(x"'p) cleanliness of hands.
KaBeoprrd^m
=.
Simoc. 201,
Orig. Ill,
Stud. 1748 C.
Kaddpa-ios, ov, cleansing, purifying.
BapiTiov,
Hip
KaBeptâ, see KoBapiâ).

KaJos.
KoBepprjveia
eppriveva.
405 D.
Nicostr.
physically
and
tropically.
*KaBeTr)p, rjpos, 6, (KaBifjpt) fishing line.
Ant. 20, 8, 5. B. J. 6, 2, 1, p. 375. Orig. I, 1056 A. Gfeg. Naz. HI, 1009 A. Dorolh. idpiioKov KadapiTtov, a purgative.
Artem. 164. 2. Clem. A I, 545 B. Necklace r= xdBepu. 3. Catheter, a surgical msirumeni. Alex.
apud Clem. A.
I,
548 A.
1721 B.
dpire\aiv,
KoSapa-is, ems,
Achmet. 140. 17, pruning.
Eudoc. M. 325,
Geopon. 10,
tu>v
KaBerrjpttrpos,
ov,
6,
insertion
of
the
catheter.
Paul. Aeg. 248.

77, 2.
KaQapreov ^=. Set Kadaiptiv
KdBeros, ov,
(koAVO perpendicidar.
Polyh. 34,
Digitized
by Microsoft
Ka6evpefj,a
6. 7.
612
2. SubperpendicuII,
KadiKveo/Mai,
Strah. 2,
1,
29, p. 125, 17.

sc. ypafijij,
Hoi;
Kadr;
2985
'EKaBrmr/v
ev
tu
stantively, ^ KaBcTos,
lar line.
Swa.
Kadr/iicpav
Kara KaBeTov, perpendicularly. Plut. /ren. Apollod. Arch. 890 F. 'Ek Kaderov = Kara KaSerov. Antip.
22.
1,
Cleomed. 33, 16.
i'iraJ. 8, 6, 21.
Kad'
fjijUpav,
6<n)fupai,
every
6,
day, daily.
33, 10.
Sept. Esdr.
1, 4,
52.
Polyb.
17, 1.
4, 18, 2
S.
apud
63.
îAera. 12,
Ti KO^' ijuc'pai/. 56, p. 540 B. C.

15, 3,
7.
Posidon.
Died. Matt.
2,
14,
96.
Strab. 12, 8, 18.
KoBeipefia, aros, ro,

Sir.
26,
fvpe/ia,
evprifia.
Sept.
55.
Diosc. lobol.
1,
3, p. 65. 5.
Epict.
18, 13.
32 (35), 12
ov,
[v. 1.].
Theodtn. Dan.
boiled.
Galen. VII, 134 D.

daily business.
Kdd(j>6os,
thoroughly
Classical.
Moer. 261.
KoBrffiepia,
Mnesith. apud Orib. Ill, 134, 1. Kadr]yeiid>v, ovos, 6, jt)&^ Polyb. 4, 40,
15, 2, 12.
as,
rj,
(^Kadrj/ifpav^
2.
9.
Bishop
8.
5(ra6.
Polyb.
6,
33, 4.
rj,
imcTKOiTos.
Oreg.
Ka6rjp.eptv6s,
oi/,
daiZi/.
Sept. Judith 12, 15.

7,
Naz.
I.
II,
533 C,
rijs eKKXrja-tas.
Luc. Act.
Vis.
6, 1.
Jos. Ant. 11,
1.
.Herm.
3, 1.
KaSrfyfOfim, to be preceptor.
Dion. H. V, 586,
1, 3.
Plut. II, 141 B.

1.
,
Ael. Tact.
VI, 728,
Strab. 14, 2, 20.
aSJoi or abbess.
Nil. 541 B.
(a) 6
astery.
Ka6riyovfivos
3.
2.
To
6e
Iren. 2, 27,
42.
Ga/en. VII, 134 D.
Participle,

fj
2.
Moer.
Sub-
fiyovfievos
of a mon-
stantively,
KaBrjiifpivfj, sc. rjitipa,
week-day;
Basil, in,
Tfi'af TavTTjs.
(b) B. monastery.
Vit. Nil.
rj
877 D. 876 B, t^s iroXt496 A. Fit iVjl Jun. 57 fiyovfieprj of a Ka6r]yovfi.evrj

Nil.
opposed to KvpMKTj or
521,
8.
eoprrj.
Porph. Cer.
Ka6-t]jifp6a>.

fj,
Athan.
II,
(?re<7.
921
B,
rrapBevav.
KoBfjcns, eas,
to KaBUvai.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
Basil. Ill, 888 B.
iVax. Ill, 976 C.
277 B.
Kae-rjiTvxaâ>
Jun. 64 A.
KaBijyqa-is, emf, ^,
Polyb.
82,
9,
2.
32, 2.
PAaon
II,
71,
to KaBrjyela-Bm.
Caesarius
37.
^^mV. Ps.
1024.
KadrjyrjTTjs,
S?u(Z. ov,
829 A, abbotship, priorship.

o,
Kaddfoâv
^=
KorBea-av, KareBeaav.
{ibpiis')
Inscr. 2169.
state
{KaOrtyôjuu)
guide, teacher.
RaBibpos, ov,
sweating much, in a
Diod.
Dion. H. VI, 815, 16.
II, 70 E, et alibi. Synax. Jan. 11. monastery.
Malt. 23, 10. Plut. 2. Abbot, prior of a

guiding.
of perspiration.
KaBiSpvcis, ems,
Poll.
1,
fj,
Sept. Jer. 8, 6.
2bpv<Ti,s.
4,
51.
I,
11.
Tatian. 884 A.
Clem. A.
KaBriyrjTiKos,
rj,
ov, leading,
Galen.
Nil'.
II,
825 A.
KaBtSpais
27 B.
Kadrfyov/JLevcla,
at,
fj,
KtzBiSpos.
ea>s,
rj,
Basil.
=.
ôv/ifvia.
433
naBUpcviTis,
{KaBiepeva)
HI, 440 C. a sacrificing.
C.
Ka6-r)biva>.
VQS.
Plut. \l, 380 D.
Athen. 4, 17, p. 140
A KadrjSvtrneAthan.
I,
KaB-iepovpyeo)
le/SfuiB.
Diod. 20, 14.

Quin.
KaBiepoa,
axro),
^0
conscrate a church or mon-
Ka6i)Kfva> ^=. TO. KadrjKovra
jrow
776
astery.
CAaZ. 24.
Chron. 559, 13.
D.
jcadriKovTas
(KadriKot),
9, 6.
Can. 49.
adv.
meetly,
properly.
et alibi.
KaBiepcojia, aros, to, (Kofliepoo)) consecrated place,
Polyb.
5,
Plut. II, 448 E,
church.
KaBUpaxris,
Eus.
ecos,
II,
fj,
1104 B.
consecration,
1.
Did. A. 917 B.
*Ka6iiKio, to suffice, etc.
dedication.
11,
Dion C.
KaBrjKwv
dpidfios,
a quorum.
Zfio^r.
7,
2.
39, 30, 3 "O
Dion. H.
II,
1039,
7, 5.
PhUon
I,
234,
1.
Substan;
Jos. Ant. 19,
Ku?.
27 C.
Dion
C.
tively, TO Kadfjicov, L. officium,
duty
108.
term.
Zeno apud
on or
Carm. Greg. 347

xad-Tj'Xoa, to nail
tI fK
via-i.
Ka6rjKoiiai
(o.
a Stoic [Cosm.
Frag. 76,
tion
KaSlefuii ?]
2. Carth. Can. 6, KopHv, dedicaof virgins (deaconesses) to the service of God.
Sepi. Ps. 118, 120,

22, 5,
3,
KaBiepanfjs,
oii,
6,
consecrator.
Pseudo-Dion.
150,
/oj.
Polyb.
1,
Apollod.
1, 9, 1, 6.
imKapalais (raDJod. 10, 2, 2.
681 C.
Kadiâ, to
sit.
20, 54. 85.

II,
Ignat. 708 B.
els (TTavpov.
Piut
cm
I,
678 C.
aground.
(lai.
2.
Strab.
2, 3, 4, p.
3, to
run
To
dwell, to reside,
11, 25.
=^
KaBrj-
499 D,
Reg.
Sept.
Nehem.
Mace.
1, 2, 1. 7.
KodfjXajfia,
arcs,
to,
Sept.
3, 6,
f),
(Ka^Xooj) 19 as v. 1.
overlaying.
Apophth. 401 A. B. Joann. Mosch. 2985 C. 3. Active, to marry, literally, to settle a
KaBrjkaxris, etas,
7,
23.
Ka6rfp.ai,
fievov
a nailing on. Symm. Ezech. Eus. II, 361 A. to sit. Sept. Reg. 1, 4, 4 Kupiou KttBr)2. To Xepovîfi =: em Xepovfiiii.
woman 4> To
in one's house.
Sept.
Nehgm.
13, 23.
Theoph. Ill, nva âai[Perf. Kficdôca. Diod. \', 116. Paul. Xe'a. Hebr. 12, 2. Hei-m. Sim. 9, 5. Apollon. D.
enthrone.
dwelt, to reside. 50, 26.
Sept.
4,
Matt.
iv
Nehem. 11, 6. 16. Muson. 146

Joann.
Sir.
ToC'
Synt. 323, 23.]

KaBut.veofi.ai, to strike,
give a blow.
Plut.
II,
280
Ka6riii6ai,
noXei.
Mosch.
2981
B, iTKvTei tS>v diTavTwvTaiv.
Sexl,
231, 31,
Digitized
by Microsoft
KadCKapevofiai
PaKTripitf
613
II,
Kav-Ofjbrjpiâi
Tov aireipafiaros.
TTieoph. Cont. 1
558 D.
Clem. A.
I,
260
Et's <T<DTripiav
Kaiptau oi KaBiKia-Bai,
KoBCKapeiofuu
=
fj,
sc. TrXijyiji'.
KaSoSr/yel.
Ka6o8riyr]a-ts, eas,
fj,
iKapivojiai.
Basil, III, 257
following.
Clem.
A
3,
I,
A, tSiv a-vpxjjopav.
Ka6ipr]ais, eats,
(/cadt/xaoi)
665 B. a
letting
down by a
KoBobrf/ia,
p. 149, 8.
as,
^,
guidance.
Strab.
2,
4,
rope.
Plut. II, 264 E. F.
Ka6iimev(ns, eas, fj, {KaBamevm) a riding against. Dion. H. 111,1161, 13.

KaS-iirrapai
mBobtiyos, oO,
4, 1, 1.
o,
:=
68riy6s, guide.
2,
Apollod.
1,
3,
Strab. 15,
6, p.
239,
et alibi.
I,
KaTavirojiai.
(Ka6lC)
Sept. Sir. 43, 17.

settling
Hermes
A.
Tr.
Poem.
15, 15.
Clem. A.
260
20.
KaOuTis, eas,
ting.
fj,
"
Sept. Jer.
29, 9.
down, a sitPlut. 11, 609 B.

Apollod.
KaOoSos, ov,
fj,
descent.
Sept. Esdr. 1,
II,
2,
On^.
Arch.
m,
18.
1377 B.
Seat.
II,
Eccl.
6, 6.
Clem. A.
616 B,
jj
toC
a-arij-
Kadiapa, aros, to, the settling of a wall.
2. 1065 B. Eus. Const. Apost. Doroth. 856. emperor's at 1697 A. Particularly,

(Saesarius
6, 6.
pos, to
the earth.
ov,
Eunap. V.
^vxrjs, into the body.
S. 40 (70), Hierocl. C. A. 143, 12.
KadoXiKos,
r).
general, universal.
6.
Polyb.
1,
57,
25,
the
seat
4, et alibi.
Dion. H. V, 68,
Epict.
2, 2,
the hippodrome.
alibi.
Chron. 528,
5.
558, 19,
et,
et alibi. Sext. 102, 25. 75, 24, opposed to elbiKos.
Theoph. 211, 9. 285, et alibi. Porpk. Theoph. Cont. 625, 16. 3. The seat of a chair. Cosm. Ind. 101 B. Vit. 4. euphemism Truyrj, Epiph. 93 C.
Cer. 304, 22.
^"H KadoXiKT) eKKkrjcria, the catholic
church,
irpaKTos.
Leant. Cypr,
725
TO Kadia-para, of a cripple.
5.
Svpopevov
Session,
els
church universal, the true or orthodox church, the church founded by Christ and his apostles. Ignat.llZ'B. Martyr. Polyc. 1029 A. 1036 A. Clem. A. II, 548 A. Method.
the
one
380 C.
general
Nic.
1,
Can.
8.
KaôXiKij ema-ToXrj,
which the Psalter is divided, during the reading of which the brotherhood (of monks) were sitting. Balsam. Laod. Stud. 1705 C. 1708 B. C.
of the twenty portions into 17 (Cassian.
sion,
I,
epistle,
an
epistle addressed -to the
100 A.
is
102 A).
sit.
6.
Ses-
a troparion, during the singing of which
church universal. Eus. II, 205 A. 2. Cathedral, applied to the principal church in a city. Eus. II, 621 A, eKKkrja-la. Epiph. II, 189 A. Tim. Presb. 72 C. Quin. Can. 59. Nic. II, 681 E. Theoph. 717, 8
'Ev
Tfj
the congregation KaBurpAnov, ov, to,
allowed to
(cc'XXa,
KaSoXiK^ hyla ôipta
rrjs
NtKaias,
at
^=
KeWiov.
43,
Pachom.
2.
Saint Sophia, the cathedral church at Nicaea.

bib, 10.
962 A.
KaSuTTova
15, 33.

intendent
Kadiarripi..
Polyh.
2,
Diod.
3. Substantively, 6 koBoKikos, (a) L. ra-
KaSla-rrjpi, to
appoint a bishop, presbyter, or dea1,
Xoyoderris.
con.
Clem. R.
44.
Iren. 851
'Yjro
rav
airomoXaiv KaTaaraBels els

36.
ttjv 'Acriav iv
t^ iv
Spvpurj eKK\rj(rla eVtWoTror.
Malchio 257 B,
-trdai els
I,
iiriaKotrov.
Clementin. 11, Hippol.
Haer. 460, 12
10. 18.
23.
2,
tovs KXrjpovs.
12. 13.
Anc.
Nic.
I,
4.
Laod.
Ant. 22.
(c)
I,
of finance ; called also 769 A. 892 A. 1185 B, T^f StoiKTioetos (761 A. 837 C). Jul. 440 A. Athan. I, 401 B. 608 B. 760 D. 764 Basilic. 6, 23 (titul.). A. II, 821 C. 6, (b) the superior of all 23, 3. 7, 5, 98. 99. the monasteries in a city. Eustrat. 2296 A.
tionalis,
Eus.
11,
Athan.
1
261 A. 525 A.
Const. Apost.
Perso-Armenians.
263, 11.
fj,
the catholicos or patriarch of the Tim. Presb. 72 D. Proc.

the office
irov,
Tov iroipeva tov KaBuTTapevov enl(TK0who is about to be ordained a bishop ; who is a candidate for the office of
the pastor
nadoKiKorris, r)Tos,
of koBoXikos
;
3.
Participle, KadeaTas or Ka6ePhilon II, composed, self-possessed. Plut. 1, 408 F KadeaTcon Trpo476, 14. 516 F, welWegulated II, 598 A. (rama.
bishop.
2.
Ens. n, 769 A.
KaSoXiKcos, adv. in general, universally
opposed
4,
1,
a-Tr)Ka)s,
to
Kara pepos, in Heracleon 1292 B.

1
part.
Polyb.
8.
Athenag. 952 D.
Sext.
70, 4.
house.
Sept.
[Perf KadearaKa, active in Mace. 1, 10, 20. Jer. 1, 10.
sense.
/caflf-
KaSoKov
=
B
Ka6' oKov, in general.
eKKkqala,
'H KaBoKov
Soz. 1341
all.
fj
KaBoXiKr) eKKkqa-ia.
a-rapai.
Num.
3,
32.]
A.
Cyrill.
A. X, 100
Sept.
'E.-x..
C 2.
22, 11.
At
els
in the
Scit.
pi/
Ka6urn)piov, ov, to, seat.
Eus.
11,
876 B, at
rider.
least degree.
Euagr.
church.
Ka6iarr]s,
Schol. Arist. Eocl. 734.

mi,
6,
1257
El hvvarbv, to KudoXov
noKiv
sitter
on
horseback,
dnavTria'rjs.
Macar. 660 D.
Ka6-uTTope(o,
mOopai
Kadripai.
ov, quite
Achmet. 161,
opaXos.
p. 138.
ehava.
out.
Theod. Lector 1, 1, 2. To find Theoph. Cont. 677, 11.

to
paint.
KadopaXos,
Steph. Diac. 1092
D.
Kad-oprjplCa, to describe Homerically.
Geopon. 15,
2, 31.
Aristaen.
KaB-ohrfyew, to guide.
Sept.
Job
12, 23.
Plut.
1, 3.
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Kad-ofitXeofiat
Kad-ofuXeofiaL,
to
614
use.
KUl
Clem. A.
I,
Delet.
14.
2.
be
in
common
Diosc.
KaO-yXofxavea.
Ka0-vp.veo>.
329 C.
Participle,
KadaiiCKriji^vos,
Sept. Par. 2, 30, 21.
common, current. Clem. A. avToi.

Xoyor.
Polyb. 10,
II,
212 C.
8oâ jrepl Plot. II, 16 A,

5, 9,
Kod-vTrdya, to bring under.
Eus.
Diod. 17, 50. II, 940 D.
Philipp. Sol. 881 B, Tiva avoBijian.

KaB'VTTapô).
Porpli.
Adm.
to
68, 8, anceyye\ia. Cer. 5,
Plut.
I,
872 C.
2, 25, 9.
(ppacris, the
langttage used in daily intercourse.
KaBîrepexa.
lent.
Polyb.
Aristeas 29.
KaO-ofioXoyiofim,
Sept.
promise,
Classical.
engage,
betroth.
Ka6-v7TepTj(f)aPvop,ai.,
to
be quite
proud or
Argum.
inso-
Ex.
21, 9,
ra via
airrjv.
Eudoc. M. 442.
KaBoTrXiCoi, to
arm.
fiev
Diod. 19,27 Ol
Ka9iinrki,iTjx,ivoi,
eh
MaKeSoviKov Tpmrov.
Tr]V tTavoTtkiav.
MaKedoviKa Orig. II, 292

to.
Kad-v7repri(pavc(o
preceding.
(I).
tou
Arist.
Ach.
Ptol. Tetrab. 88.
-a-Bai
Kad-vn-eprepeo).
naB-vniaxviopm.
Lucian.
I,
745. in sleep.
jcad6w\ia-Ls,
cffls, f),
an arming. Polyb.
6, 23, 14,
KoBvirvLos, ov,
^=
ica6' virvov,
Oenom.
et alibi.
Ka6oirKi(Tfi.6s,
ov, 6,
5,
=
34.
apud Eus. in, 376 D, napawmla-naTa.

preceding.
Polyb. 11,
KaQ-mroâiva.
Ka6-mToâKKa>.
A chill.
Tat. Isagog. 957 A.
32,
7.
Diod.
Simoc. 149, 25.

Justinian. Cod.
1,
Ka6-opiCw.
KadopuTTiKos,
Cyrill.
fj,
A.
6v,
II,
108 C.
IX, 840 B.
Kad-vTroypdcjjm.
1,
7,
y'.
opKTTiKos Strengthened.
Eustrat. 2324 A, els n.
Clem. A.
Ka9-opKiâ>.
Ka66pp,i.ov,
II,
472 A.
Jun. 100 A.
opiios,
Vit. Nil.
ov,
TO,
^=
necklace.
Sept.
Hos.
2,
13.
Artem. 4. KadvnoKplvopm. Classical. Dion. H. VI, 1117, 11. PîVon I, 570, 1. 604, 13, et alibi. Jos. Ant. 15, 7, 5.
KaB-VTTOKeipai.
Ka6o(n6a>, aiaa, to devote, dedicate, consecrate.
KaB-vTTopeva.
Ka6-^movoia>.
Leo Diac.
Iambi.
27, 14.
Dion C.
B.
53, 20, 2. 4 -ovcrdai tlvi.

13,
Lyd. 269,
sacred
to.
2.
Eus.
II,
76
Myst.
212,
1.
Prod.
Participle,
Farm. 586 (189).

Kad-vTToa-rjpaivofUU
nadaa-icopevos,
Ephes. 989 E.
(a) devoted, faithful, loyal. 1004 A. CAaZ. 849 B. 868 A. Theod. IV, 1256 B. Justinian. Novell. (b) condemned? 20, 9. Edict. 13, 11, S'.
^=
Ka6v7roypd(j)io, to subscribe.
Euagr. 2628 A.
Kadv7rocrTi.ffi(<t>
:=:
(r7-i/3ifm, (rrtfi/xiô).
Nicol. D.
20 -Krpevos
II,
to) 6<f)ddKp.a).
Sard. 17.
KaBoaiwcTLs, eas,
secration.
ij,
Ka6-vnoTda-a-<o, to subject completely.

((taôtriom)
Clem. A.
Poll. 1, 11.
tion, loyalty.
title.
II,
Can. 11.
93 B,
all
Eus. II, as a 800 C. 828 A. 881 B. C. Sard. Cyrill. A. X, Athan. I, 401 B. Chal. 821 B. the bishops.
2. Devotion, 1237 A. Also,
dedication, conaffec-
89 A.
Eus. VI, 177 B.

Simoc. 113, 23.
Pallad.
Law.
1241 C.
Kad-virovpyeco.
Kad-wTTepea, to delay.
22, 29, anapxds.
KaB-vcjjaiva, to
Classical.
1,
Sept.
Ex.
Par.
26, 27.
3. Majestas, in the sense of high trea.ion.

Const. Apost. 5, 14 Els Kadoa-iaoiv avrjyov to
npaypa, they referred the matter to high trea-
avra
Stpao-pM.
weave in. Sept. Ex. 28, 17, iv Judith 10, 21. Eus. 11, 1156
"AvQeuL KaBvâa-pevas âpâpiKas oroXds.
Ka6-vij>e\Ka>.
Pseudo-Germ. 416 D.
they brought against him the charge of high treason. Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 30 B. Euagr. 5, 3 Els Kpa-qpiov iwl Ka6o<na>a-ei exStiaiKev, he charged him with high treason. Genes 19, 12. Attal. 75, 7 KaSoo-tmcrEms j
son
;
Ka6v(pi,Kveopai (iiro)
II,
=:
163
KaBiKveoiuu.
Cyrill.
A.
256 C.
Jul.
Ka3-v(f)LaT7jpL.
Kadv<pa'Tdvai.
Ka6-vif>opdco.
Soz. 1009 B.
KadtoTiXurpevais ((caôTrXifca), adv. in
an equipped
âiTiKia (pepopevrfs enpivovTO.

(Tertidl.
statis).
Cinn. 31, 22
manner.
Schol. Aritt. Plut. 325.

Vit. Nil.
"Ey
I,
436 A, Laesae augustioris majeicKripa KaBocnataecos, crimen maPallad. Vit. Chrys. 30

Polyb. 26,
5, 1
Kad-atpatôpai.
Jun. 25 A.
Clem.
KaBtopicrpevas {icaOopiâ)), adv. definitely.
jestatix, high treason.
.4.11,472 A.
KdBcopos, ov,
B.
Socr. 601 A.
(Compare
Kad' &pav, hourly.
Vit. Clim.
BatriXtfca eyxXrjpnra.
26, 5, 3 BaaikiKa 6<pei-
600
1,
B
6,
as
V.
1.
Xrjpara, BatriXiKai atrtat.)
KaBdis (Kard, us)
;=
Ka6d, Ka66, as.
Sept. Esdr.
KaSoiTiaTeov ^=. hei Ka6o(Tiovv. KoBoTi
Nicom.
7.
50.
29.
:=
KoBa,
Ids.
Sept. Josu. 3,
to
Diod.
4,
When =.
*KaL
Phryn. 425, condemned. end, iireibij. Sept. Nehem.

8ai,
2.
5, 6.
5, TrpoeiprjTm,
according
what has been said

Clem. A.
I,
Aristeas 30. 35.
before.
Kadv^pia-reov
8^,
9,
after interrogative
;
words.
Sfi Kadv^plêiv.
Polyb.
34, 4 IISs Koi ToXpare
Jos.
Ti'
Ant
505 C. Ka6^XaKTia>, to bark Ill, 360 C.

xa^-uXifti), to strain.
497 B.
17, 12, 2.
at.
16, 4, 3, p. 795. 5, 1, 2
Kal |8o-
Plut. II, 969 D.
Basil.
XofieKot Trapelev.
Epict.
1,
10, 8.
Apollon.
;
D. Pron. 374
Athen. 10, 16.
Iloia 8c kqi avdyiaj
Just.
Apol. 1,15. Frag. 1588
Tt rai eOepdirevcrev
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Kai
.avTTiv
615
I
KaivoBoô's
thou, even thou only knowest
Tatian. 17. ; why in the world? Const. Apost. 1, 6 Tt yap aoi hen. 956 C. Kol XfHret ; what defect, pray, dost thou find f 2. Corresponding to oZv, tjfirore, 8i/7roEpici. 3, 3, ToOv, L. -cunque, with relatives.
you know bet-
ter than
anybody
else.
{Sept. Reg. 3, 8, 39
2i
yiovanraTOS oiSas ttiv KapSiav jrdvraiv vlav
dv6pi>TTa>v.)
6. xind the result will be.
Sept. Sir.
3,
2,
9 'Oa-ov Kol dtXei '
let
Mm.
Iren.
1, 6,
To
HlaTev<TOV avrm Kal dvriKrjijfeTai aov.
17
itvevfiaTtKou dSiivarov iÔopav KaraSeâtrdai, Kav

-oiroiatc
Ev
TrpavTrin ra epya (row Sieâye Kal dyatrr)-
(TvyKaTaytvinvrai irpdêat.
Dion C.
6rf<Tn.
'3.
For
^
;
ydp.
Sept. Tobit 5, 2
38, 2, 3 'YTrmrrevov KOL iyiyvcTo. Xotvro,
yap avTov,
II,
((j)'
irep irov
ncai jSoij-
AXXa
Sept.
TTiva
ircoE
ivvr]aop,ai,
Eus.
725
"Oirot
ov yivaxTKw avTOV
Xaêlv to dpyvpiov Kal 8. Lcxt :=: pfj.lva pi).

e^d-
quoquo, quocumque.
Chron. 79, 14
Num.
4,
20 Oi
pi) ela-e\6a<riv ihelv
Tas
tS)v irpoâraiv epeas, oia Koi ^(rav, iiroiovv
ifuiTia,
such as they were, without their being

z=z rjyovv, in
-dressed.
3. That
is,
grammatical lan-
guage.
Aristot. Rliet. 3, 11, 6
Bpami,
ere
km
TO ayia Kal airoBavovvraL (4, 15 Oi;^ aôvTai TQiv aytatv, iva pi] aTroddvwai). O. And, before a comparative word repeated. Sext. 108, 28 'Yndpôv oKKa Kal oXXca. to many 597, 16 "Htoj peiôvs kol peiôvs dm
fâwaTa.
Dion. Thr. 630, 27 Tpap-fiara 8e
Tov
KevTpov entovTcov fjpwv,

greater
fj
eKdaâovs Kal
smaller
XeyfTOi bta to ypap.fw.is Kal ^vo'fiols rmrovtrQai,
eKd<Ta-ovs OTro t^s cktos nepKpepeias VTrofiaivovTcov,
the alphabetical figures are called ypdpp.aTa,

-because they are
scratches.
and
greater,
and
formed by
ypap.p.al, that is,
smaller.
âs.
91, 5.
Parlh. 1 Maorjjpar re kcu epevvr)Dion. H. V, 71, 12. 71, 16. Cleomed. Apollon. S. 4, 25. Diosc. 3, 70 (77).
Cornut. 33. 161.
Just.
lO. In examples like the following it is Mai. 387 Aeâpevr; irapd rrjs IBlas avTrjs prjTpos ypdppara Xddpa Kal napcKdsuperfluous.
Delet. p. 16.
122.
.
Tryph.
Xece TOV âaikea

tTTeXKlov.
*lXXoii9
Zr}va)va Iva diroKvQfj divo Ka-
Sext. 211, 28 Urj^vs ck bvolv ripmqxeicov
389, 5
Kai aKovaas heovTios Kat

avTOv Kal dvrjXdav perd
Ka\ TraXaioToiv e^ Kal daKTvXoiv elKoo'LTeaa'dpav
avyKelpfVos
irdKaKTTaL
(^Ttrjxys
Svo
rfp.iwqx'îa
Kai Oi peT
mr
eiKoa iTstrirapes bdKTvKoC).

19.
1^ Did.
Briplvrjs els
to Hairvpiv KaixreXXiov.
Ka'cavoi. av, oi, (KtilV) Caiani,
an ancient ChrisChris-
^.492
A.
Porp^. Cer. 459,

1, 1, 1
461,19.
tian (?) sect,

tianity,
who advocated muscular
Compare Polyb.
-7rapaSo)(riv.
2,
Ilpof rfjv aipeaiv koi
39, 12 'Ema'KOTfladai koi kco-
\vf<Tdai.
2,
56, 3 EtK.7 Kal
as ervxf".
9,
34,
'AyavoBeTovvTfS Kal o'vp^dXKovrfs, setting

ears.
them by the
Kojrj.
40,
3, 2
'Avoia Kal Ttapa-
and were great admirers of all the reprobates of the Old Testament, such as Esau, Korah, and the Sodomites but Kain, the first murderer on record, was regarded by them as the most perfect specimen of
:
Plut. II, 549 B.
parellelism
Luc. Act. 13, 9 SaOXoj 8e d Kai IlavKos, called also Paul. 4. In expressions like the following, Kal, with the verb subjoined to it, is equivalent
to
Also,
Tliis is a species of
Their Evangelist was, of course, Tertull. I, 1198 A. II, Judas the traitor. Epiph. I, 653 D. 46 B. Orig. I, 936 C. Clem. A. II, 553 A. Called also KdiavLCTTai.
humanity.
Also,
85 7 B. 1429 A.
KalVio-Tai.
.fiTijopoZ.
an
infinitive,
or to
ha with
its
appro-
Also, KaiVoi.
Theod. IV, 345 Haer. 438, 11. Theod.
B.
priate
mood.
Sept. Lev. 14, 5 Upoo-rdêi 6
IV, 368 A.
Ka'iacjia'iKOS,
Upei/s Kal a-cjjdôva-i to opvlBiov, the priesl shall
command, and they

the priest shall
shall kill the bird ; that
is,
fj,
6v,
of
Kdidcfjas.
Theogn. Mon.
Taras.
Also, Kditpa'iKos, incorrectly.
command
that they kill the bird. rols viols 'lo'pafjX Kal

irapejiôKrjs
Num.
5,
npoaraôv
KaUovôs,
5,
ov,
Caecubus.
Diosc.
5,
Strab. 5,
10.
3, 6, p.
370,
iâiroareiKaTaa'av ck
XeiTpov.
riys
irdvra
olvos.
Galen.
VI, 436
Tas nvXas, Kal
Emtq roI c/cKetaav &utc firj dvotyrjvat avrds. Em. Alex. 385 A. Apocr. Act. Sap. 2, 6. Chron. 74 'ExeXfi/o-e Andr. et Matthiae 4.
eiira
j)
Nebem.
13, 9. 19
B.
KalV,
6,
indeclinable,
Cain, a son of
Sept.
KalV.
Kaiviais,
Gen.
ems,
4, 1, et alibi.
Josephus
calls
Adam. him
Simoc.
Kal iKaidrj
fivaapd Ke(pd\ri, he ordered it to be burned, and the accursed head was burned.
rj,
(Kaivlâ) renovation.
200, 16.
Kaivurpds, ov,
2, d,
Md.
Porph. Cer. 474, 13. 39, 8. 5. Before p.6vos, Kal is apparently super-
innovation.
Oangr.
21.
Antec.
14, p. 378.
fluous.
yfjLovav
Dem
218. 19 T5>v Kara BaKarrav Kal

eivai
Ka'ivia-Tai, S>v, oi,
see Ka'iavoi.
dvap,î(r^qr7)TCi>s
)]
Kvpiots-
Just.
Cohort. 15 Ilf
'3,
ems
Kal fiovov deov.
Iren.
3,
KaivoSoiea, riaa, (KaivoSoôs) to have new plans about anything, to innovate. Jos. Ant. 16,
11, 1 [but recent editors Kaivoropea]. KoivoSoôs, ov, (Kaivos, 86ia) having new plans,
4.
Lyd. 171.
Chrim. 210 TvvaiKas Kal
.tfiovov,
178.
women, and only women. Mai. 12. 15. Theoph. 279, 13 Si Km p.6vos olbas,
innovating.
Greg. Naz.
Ill,
1152 A.
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KaLvoeihrfi
KMfoeiSrjs. cs,
616
Orig.
I,
Kaiaap
not predicated.
/3er
(EIAQ)
novel, new.
1540
Epict.
1,
11, 28
To
piiv oKpt7.
C.
Ka'iVoi, see
ou TOV rrapovTos Kaipov (est).

9
KdiavoL
KaivoKoyla, a?, ^, (/catvoXoyos) pression, strange language.
new mode of
Polyh 38,
1,
ex-
1, 1.
Dion. H. V, 458,
II,
1.
Sirdb.
2,
8.
Plut.
irpos Kaip6v. Koto Kaipov PaUad, Laus. 1012 A Kara tov Kaipov Maîfilvov. In connection with iva. 'ipocr. Act. Andr. 14 Kaipos yap i(mv Iva dwoSodfi tjj yn
17.
Sext. 79,
1068 D.
r]<TCi>,
KaivonaBea,
to o'apA
Kaivov
fiov.
Apophth. 84
fw-vSyai.,
C "Epxtrai
will
Kaipbs
ird(r}ô>.
Plut. II,
"va
01
avBpamoi
the time
1106 A.
KaivoTToUa, as,
fj,
(xaivoTroios) mutation, change.
when men will become mad. 1057 B OSwa Kaipos iva eKTeiVTj
2.
13.
come Anast. Sin.

II,
Trjv X"/"i'
640,.
Polyh.
4, 2, 10. a,
6v,
KatvoTTows,
(jToUa>)
TTvevfia.
renovating.
Greg.
Polyh.
Aaê7v
2,
Opportunity, time.
KaipSv,
to
Dion. H.
find
opportunity.
Naz.
II,
608 D,
fj,
Thuc.
13.
8.
34.
Sept. Ps. 74, 2.
Polyh.
1, 74,
Kaivonpayia, as.
9, 22, 5,
(irpacrcra) innovation.
5, 56, 2.
Diod.
2, 6,
imheiâxr6ai.
is'
intrigue.
Diod. 15,
46.
15, 1, dfivvairdai.
15, 65, cv6eTov.
1. 21.
15,
50
Aa/Sd/xfj/oi KaiII, "940, 14.
KaivoTrpeirfis, es,
II,
{vpiirw) novel, strange.
Plut.
pov.
Dion H.
5, 3, 5, p.
334 C.
Method. 385
Phot. Ill,
Tov 6avpaTos.
To KaLvmpcnh 249 A, Xe|f[s, newthe Ro-
Ariiteas
Strab.
367, 4 'Ore
Xa/Sojey xaipov,
1, 4, p. 7,
fangled
Kaivos,
rj,
ivords.
6v,
new.
when they were at leisure. 7, Aaâv Kaipov TjvTopxi\7ja-e. (Luc.
Kati/o? av9p<xmos,
man
novus homo.
ou,
Plut.
I,
336 B.
App.
II,
176, 31.
KaivotJTTQvbos,
((TTTovîy)
fond
5,
of
1
novelty.
Act. 24, 25 Kaipov de fierdKaâv.) Kaipov Sept. Mace. 1, eXîv, to have opportunity. 15, 34. Diod. 11, 65, 1, 9, 7, a-vvayceyeiv. Dion. H. XI, 1028, 2. 1072, 7. fvBfTov.
'
Patriarch.
a-TTovSov,
1105 B. Lonrpn. fondness for novelty.
to Katvo-
Philon
15. 34.
II,
578, 42, els

I,
ti.
Paul. Hebr.
11,.
*KaivoTojiT}TOV
Sei
KaLvoTOfieiv.
A then,
App.
8, 6,
Kaipov
Sept.
avTTjv,
Plut.
528
D.' II,
763
App.
I,
150,
fvpeiv, to find opportunity. Sept.
ilech.
3.
Sir. 12, 16.
KaivorpoTTos, ov,
I,
(rpoTrof)
newfashioned.
Aet.
aBai p,eTaô\^s.
(Tai.
Iambi. V. P. 498 Kaipov cvpaBasil. IV, 541 B, iKTrXrjpa2,
750, 47.
Dan.
I,
8 Kaipov iâyopaêiv,
Kaivovpyios, a, ov. (Kaivovpyos) new.

p.
gain time.
Sept
a-ai
Plut.
571
Kaipov
o>vei(r6m.
4,
to
150
b, 50, xirpa.
'Theoph. 686, 19.
Kaivovpyos, 6v,
(EPrO) making new, innovating. Pseudo-/os. Mace. 11. 2. Newly made,
Judith 1 2, 1 6 'Er^pei Kaipov rot) djror^watched for an opportunity. Sir.

2,vvTr)pa.v Kaipov.
3,
4,
20
Polyh.
1,
22, 11.
ti.
new, ^=. Kaivovpyios.

Kaivo(j)avia, as,
fj,
Lucian.
I,
27.
18, 3.
67, 1 Kaipox imTTjpeiv npos
i, 6,
((jyiovrj)
novelty of sound, sim-
7, TrapoTTjpeiv.
Plut.
1,
286 A,
7rapa(j)vXdTTiv.
ply novelty.
Apollon. Ephes. 1384 A.

innovation.
6, 10, p.
Eust.
Mon. 905 A.
Kaivaais, fas,
II,
rj,
Herodn. 1, 8, 11, <j)v\dTTfiv. Greg. Naz. Ill, 1036 A Kaipov doivai Tivi npos n, to give an
opportunity.
(^Kaivoai)
Philon
896.
Polyb.
2,
24, 4. 6, 32,
3,
3.
1
8, 5,
45, 47.
r),
Jos.
Ant. 18,
5 'Ek tov Kaipov, out
of season.
108,
2iv
KaipiKSs,
6v,
(/caipdf)
Ptol. Tetrab. 76.
of time: of a season. 136. Galen. II, 362 D, in

Const.
Kaipa, at the right time.
TOV Kaipov, ex tempore.

KaCpov,
Aristeas 23. 33 'Ek

Plut.
I,
644
B 'Ejri
the critical time.

KaipoXovaia, as,
ij,
(Xoito) bathing-time.
Apost.
*Kaip6s,
1, 9. 6,
on the spur of the moment. 3. Season wpa. Sept. Gen. 1, 14. Philon I, 13, 25. 618, 43. Moer. 385.
oil,
time.
Aristot. Topic. 3, 2, 4 'Ev

3, 2,
Sept.
iravTi Kaipa,
at all times.
3 "EKaorov eV
days.
4.
12,
7.
Baruch 1, 14 'Ev fjpepais Kaipov, solemn Year =z ctoe, iviavros. Sept.

Hippol. 688 C.
Tipov.
Kaipa fieiôv bivarai, iv tovtco Kal alpcToaInscr. 3595, 16. 3137 Kafl' hv <aip6v,
Dan.
II,
5.
53.
An
epi-
thet of the
number
at the time
9,
when, simply when.

els Kaipov,
Sept. Par.
1,
25 Affo Kaipov
from
time to time.
Sap. 4, 4 Upos Kaipov, for a time, temporarily.

Polyh.
1, 7, 6. 1,
6. Permission to commence 281, 22. the service (in the Ritual). Sophrns. 3992 A. 3993 C.
KaipoiTKonea,
rforco,
7.
Nicom.
Philon
61, 4.
2,
57, 3.
4, 33, 8.
{Kaipo(7Kcmos)
to
watch for
5,56,15.
6 'Ev
7
5,
57,10 Ka6' ois

Kaipov,
Kaipois.
16,3,
time.
opportunity.
Koipoo-KOTros, ov,
Marc. Erem. 1077 A.

(fTKO-niai)
a
1,
Kaipw, at which time, when.
27, ], 1.
this
toatching for oppor-
Kara tovtov tov

19.
to 4,
about
tunity.
Greg. Th. 996 B.
Diod.
pS>v,
doivn
Kaipov ponrjv.
18 Mexpi. rav Kad' rifias Kaiour times 13, 45 TJpos t^v tov 19, 46 Kot' ixfivov tov Kaipov.
Ignat. 721
KaipoTr)pia> (n/pe'o))
Kaipo(f>v\aKea.
Diod. 13,
22.
19, 16.
fj, time-serving. Aristeas 31. Caesar, the name of a Romati Diod. 1, 4. Nicol. D. 87. Strah.
KaipoTrjprjo-la, as,
Luc
8,
13.
B Tw
intp Kaipov
Kaio-ap, apos, 6,
Trpoo-Sdtca,
:^
tov vnepxpovov, of
whom
time
is
family.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Kaiaapa
12, 3, 14.
617
Roman
emperor.
Jlfa.
KaKoaia^Tji;
\ixvov, to cause a lamp
27, 20.
to
2.
I,
Caesar, the
bum.
Sept.
Ex.
Dion. H.
22, 17.
21, 1, Se/Saerrdr,
Augustus Caesar.
522, 17.
Spjcil. 1, 2, 23,
Lev. 24,
Strah. 12, 3, 14.
PMlon
I,
II,
Xvov
Kai6p.evov,
Diod. H, 525, 63 Aiburning. Strab. 16, 1, 15,

3.
Jos. Ant. 8, 6, 2.
p. 274,
et alibi.
Kaia-apoi
920 F. 11, 319 C. D Ti,v rixw- 419 D. 602 E. 784 D. 794

Plut.
11 Qt dvT eXalov
Toiis Xu;î'ous Kaovo-i.
Ji
To
heat.
Joann. Mosch. 2949 B, t6v
(povpvov, to heat pie oven.

rf/v
Nom.
6,
Coteler. 130,
B.
Just. Apol. 1. 1, 21.
Martyr. Polyc. 1036

clireiv
A
C
Ti
App. II, 406, 25. yap kokov itrrw

.
6eiav Xdyx^v.
[Diog.
95 Kara-Kaav,
2 aor. part, act.]

KOKaîv, KaKOîov, incorrect for KOKmîv, KOKKa^lOV.
Kvpios Kaitrap
Ofjiotrov Trfv
Kaiaapos
Tvxriv.
Dion
C. 43, 44, 3.
3. Caesar, sub-emperor, a sort of grand

vizir.
KOKCK,
01,
a kind of bread used in Egypt.

2, 5.
Jos. B. J. 5, 2, 5.
ZJjon.
2,
7, 4, 2.
Jusf. Apol.
Strab. 17,
1,1.
C. 66,
1, 1.
73,7,1.
69,17,1.
1.
KaKeXma-Tea
Epict. 4,
(kokos,
5, 27.
eXirifo)),
to
expect
evil.
Herodn.
s.
I,
15, 5.
5, 7, 1.
Spartian. Yer.
Athan.
312 C. n, 780 B. C. 1105 C. 385 C. Philostrg. 512 A. Zos. Soz. 869 B. CAron. Socr. 1, 2. 38. 91. Mai. 306, 15. Theoph. 8, 601, 8, et alibi. Porph. Cer. cap. 43. 11. 180, 13. 686, 13. The emperor Alexius ComThem. 34, 8.
I,
KOKeptpaTos, ov,
cation.
(ip,(jialva>)
having u bad
1
'Theod. IV, 332 D, obscure
SubSchol.
signifi-
stantively, TO KaKep.cj>aTov,
cacemphaton,.
Schol. Arist.
obscenity, obscene expression.
Ach. 259, et
KaKcp,(j>dTtos,
alibi.
adv. in
an obscene
sense.
nenus put the a-eâa-TOKparaip above the caesar.

KCUfrdpa, as,
<j)a\aia.
rj,
Ariit.
Ran. 48,
et alibi.
fj,
(xaicrap)
=
2.
KaKevdvprjo-ia, as,
tcaurapliaov, nepiKe-
^=
KaKT)
ev8vp,ricns,
Vit.
Nil Jun. 145 A.

KOKivrpexîa, as,
ij,
Hes.
(Kalcrap)
Caesare.us, of CaeII,
(KaKcvTpexfjs) guile, wiliness,
Yiaurapeios, a, ov,
sar.
1.
wily character.
Polyb. 4, 87, 4.
Orig. VII,
Philon
69,
7,
567, 44.
12,
4.
78,
Inscr. 3902, b.
2.
Also,
Dion
C. 56, 32,
Kattrdpi/os.
162 A.
KUKevTpfx^s, adv. maliciously.
Orig. VII, 152
Substantively, to Kai-
B.
Basil. IV, 865 C.

i8os,
f),
aapetov, also KaKrdpiov,

sar.
(a) temple of CaeJos. B. J. 1, 21, 4, of
KaKcpydns,
Strab. 17, 1, 9.
Augustus.
(b)
Themist. 40, 16.
Also, KOKcpycns.
evil-doer;
4, 83, p.
(ipyans)
doer
of evil. Pseudo-
place at Alexandria.
Caesareum, the name of a Athan. I, 761 A. 781

to
Dion. 441 A.
(toKepycTTjf, ov, 6,
(EPFQ)
opposed to
D.
Socr. 769
A.
play
the
fvfpycTTis.
Athen.
184 C.
Sext. 121,
Kaia-apeva,
caesarem agere,
Dion
C. 66,
KQKepy^Tis, see KaKfpydns.

KOKta, as,
17,
caesar (emperor).
Kaicrapijor,
8, 6.
evil.
I,
Philon
I,
661, 24.
I,
see Kaurdpeios.
d,
12.
i
Orig.
S72B.
Kaiaaptavos, oC,
19, 19.
Kaia-dpiris,
c ae s ar
an u
II,
s.
Epict.
1,
herent in matter.
toil, affliction.
2.
PMn.
157, 13, in-
Hardship, suffering,
1, 6, 9.
3,
fj,
24, 117.
App.
521, 45.
the Latin
caesaries
Sept.
Reg.
Kopri-
6.
Matt.
6,
34.
Chrys. VII, 279
Amos
3,
toXoi-
Lyd. 95, 17.
TTtopia,
novas, a-vpôpai.
murapUms,
met.
3) belonging to a caesar. Theoph. 686, 15, TrepiK(f>d'Kaiov, Caesar's helov, (Kaia-ap
KaKivKoxas (koktiv KaKcis), adv. disastrously, misSteph. Diac. erably, as he or they deserved.
Substantively, to
^z
Kaicrdpa.
rjs, fj,
Kaia-apiKiov, sc. irepi-
Kf<^d\aLov,
Porph. Cer. 219,
1.
1184 B. Porph. Adm. 84, 3. 173, 6. (Compare the classical kokos kok&s and its variations.)
KOKia-pds, ov, 6, (KaKiâ) vituperation.
3, 10.
T&aurdpiov, ov, to, see âiadpcioi.
Kaurapta-aa,
the wife
of a
Koicrap 3.
Curop.
rjyepav,
Strab. 9,
108,
(caiTijr,
6.
ov, 6,
leader.
(Arabic) al-caid, Theoph. Coni. 453, 17.
KaKKTTtvcD
=
5.
Ka(cif<,
'
/"<^ /^' 'î*^ ^^7'

Orib.
thing.
Mai. 136,
Aet.
Kai(pa^, see <âf.

KdirjiaiKoi, see Ka'ia<pa'i<6s.
KOKKdîov, ov, TO,

I,
18.
KaKKOôs, caldron.
432,
Kaia and kou), to burn.
Tropically.
to.
Nicol. D.
uiith love-
1740 A.
676,
6.
37 KaxKoîv. Stud. Porph. Cer. Basilic. 44, 15, 19.

1, p. 96,
30 Kai6p.evos t^
iroBtf avT^s,
burning
for
her.
Luc. 24, 32.

''Enviyopriv
Patriarch. 1112
'EKatopriv Tots OTrXfiyx'""^ dvayyeiXai. (Arist.
KaKKapoirvp(j)6pos, ov, (KaKKaôs, Ttvpcpopos) ship carrying caldrons filled with the Oreek fire.
Kub. 1036
II,
<nr\ayxva).
Plut.
Thenph. 540, 19, 8t7/pi.
Substantively, 7
8iripr)s,
61
A T^r
Alyvirrias ipavra kcu Kaw/ievov.
KaKKaô7rvp(j>6pos, sc. raCs or
fire-ship.
Eus. Alex. 444

eKaidr).
Tlpis
eva-irXayxvlav
ovk
Theoph. 646, 15.

KOKoaia-xris,
Leont. Cypr. 1684
"On-fp fiakiOTa
Kalei Kol Tpayei,
makes me
78
anxious.
KaUiv
Naz.
Ill,
. 402 A.
'""'"^
""^
aWxP^-
Gr^g-
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KaKO^CtOTOI
iKOKOîaTos, ov,
Plut. 969.
itaKo(3oXe<B,
ijo-o),
618
Schol. Arist.
KaKO/J,avia
D.
10.
CrjXov,
Otdm)
kokSîoS'
Quintil. 8, 3, 56.
Hermog. Rhet.
1.
178,
koko-
Pseudo-Z)eme<r. 83,
101, 17
rt,
OdXos)
t],
i!o
make a bad
Ran. 970.
koxoôvKos.
throw,
bad
taste.
at marbles.
Schol. Arist.
the being
KaKo^fjXas, adv. in
bad
taste.
Hieron.
I,
577
KaKoôvkia, as,
Jos.
(316).
B. J.
2,
U,
3.
Plut.
rjs,
17,
KaKoôvXoavvT],
I.
7^76
E.
Sibyll.
KaKoâia,
fjo-a,
((afj) to live badly
or poorly.
preceding.
Achmet. 175.
KaKo^mta, as,
f],
Frag. 1, 19.
KOKoyaiiiov, ov, to, (ydfioi)
riage.
bad or improper mar-
Laus. 1227 A.
KaKofj6eia, as,
3,
Plut.
KaKoyevfjs, is,
I,
4,51
A. B.
wicked or vicious life. Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 18 D. fj, Kax^îa, of disease. Diosc.
bv(Tyevr]S-
Dion
C. 44, 3
7, 2.
96 (106).
{KaKorjdevofuu) vAcked
act,
KaKoyrjpos, ov,
6,
(yrjpas)
wicked old
/oanra.
man
or
KaKofjBev/ia, aros, to,
monk; opposed
1065 C. 2900 C.
o-wi).
to /caXoyi/pos.
Pallad. Laus.
Plut.
I,
639 B.
elfil.
Apophth. 164 A.
Mosch.
KaKOTjdevopxu rzz kokotjBtjs
Aet.
1, p.
I4,
KOKoyvajiLa, as,
/e/tHi.
fj,
{KaKoyvi)}iii>v)
Kaico0pop. 239.
37 TSv KaKotjdivojj.vijDv Schol Arist. Lys. 313.

KaKofjdrjs, es,
ekKav,
malignant.
1629 D.
(yvrnfir]}
KaKoyvaixav, ov,
=
3,
Achmet. 258,
KaK6(jipav.
3,
Symm.
22, in
bad
Reg.
1,
25, 3.
/ren.
4.
Zwji C. 77,
KaKoijdiôiiai
4, 6, 31.
= =
KaKo^rjXos-
Hermog. Rhet.
Epict.
420,
taste.
KaKarjBfvo/iaL
3, 16, 4.
11,4.^
KaKobaifj,6vr)iia, arcs, to,
(^KaKoSaifwuea)
KaKO-
KOKofjdas, adv. wickedly, maliciotalg.

13, 11,
1.
Jos.
Ant
baijiovla.
Basil.
I,
132 C.
to
15, 3, 5.
6,
fj,
Plwl.
I,
161 E.
Sibyll.
tcaKoSaLfioviâ, iVm,
(KaKoSalfuov)
deem unPhilon
Sext.
KOKorfnap, opos,
I,
(firop') evil-hearted.
happy.
I,
Strab. 11, 11, 8, p. 479, 2.

1.
77,
174.
219,
KaKOTjxfjs, S, (rjxea)
ov,
Ul-sounding.
Polem. 252.
KaKoSat/noviKos,
causing misfortune.
KOKodavaTos, ov, (^davaros) dying miserably. Plut.

11,
428,
2.
Z)ioy. 7, 104.
^(?
22 C.
fjirai,
KaKoSiSacr/caXeo) (KOKofiiSaffKaXos),
evil.
instruct in
KaKoBeXea,
(^KaKoBeXfjs)
to
wish
ill
to any
Clem. R.
2,
10,
rar avairiovs ^vxas.
Sext. 683, 9, tou? ttoXXou?.

.itaKo8i8a(rKaXi'a, aj,
fj,
eril teaching,
bad
doctrine.
IgnaLddlB.
Hippol. Haer. Ai2, i2. Macar.

I,
Athan. I, 361 A, iavrov. KaKoOfXfjs, s, {deXw) L. malevolus, evil-minded. Polem. 267. Athan. II, 885 A. Carth. Can. 53.
KOKoOeXta,
as,
fj,
one
malicious,
I,
556 B.
Eust.
793 B. Epiph. 1227 A.
368 B. C.
Pallad. Laus.
malevolence,
malice.
Ant. 668 A.
6,
KOKo-SiKao-KaXos, ov,
teacher of evil.
Pseudo-
naKodeXas, adv. maliciously.

B.
Basilic. 60, 35, 6.
fj,
Anast. Sin. 284

Plut.
Clem. R. 1457 D.
KaKo-SioiKeto, to
(ca(to8o|f'M,
mismanage.
ijtro),
z;^ <co(cd8o|6f eifu.
Achmet. 18. Athan.
KaKodvfiia, as,
I,
(KUKodvfios^ iU feeling,
n, 487 E,
269, 13.
KaKoicavtfTTos,
et alibi.
6,
220 A.
KaKoSoîa, as,
rj,
KaKOiKovopos, ov,
bad
olKov6p.os.
Philon
II,
false opinion, especially in re;
opposed to op6ohoîa. Plut. II, 424 A. Eust. A nt. 660 A. Eus. VI, 920 B. Athan. I, 425 D. Basil. IV", 424 C. KOKoSoôs, OV, unsound in religion opposed to Athan. I, 213 C. opdoboôs. KaKoSovXia, as, fj, SovKmv Kaxta. Dion Chrys.
ligious matters
I,
ov,
(ôlaviÔfjLai)
ill-omened,
un-
924 E.
Clem. A.
lucky.
Mai. 187,
16.
;
KaKOKapiros, ov, (Kapiros^ unfruitful

(vKapTTos.
opposed
to
Greg. Th. 1101 A.

es,
KaKOKfpSfjs,
=
fj,
alo'xpoKepSfis.
Greg. Naz.
IV, 121 A.
KoKOKpirrla,
as,
Genes. 75, 14.

^KaKOKpiTOs)
bad judgment,
evil.
II,
136, 32.
Polyb. 12, 24,
6.
KaKodbfjs, es,
9, 3.
(EIAQ)
ill-looking.
Dion C.
78,
KaKoXaXos,
ov,
(XoXe'to)
v.
1.
speaking
Paul
KaKofîa, as,
fj,
=
fi,
Rom.
Kaxeîa.
1,
30 as
fjato,
Nil. 225 A.
Doroth.
1752 C.
KaKoepyos, ov, doing
evil.
Greg. Naz, IV, 111
A,
TLVOS.
KaKo^rjXia, as,
(KaKofijXor)
cacozelia,
Lucian.
bad,
perverse or unhappy imitation.

25, 10, V.
1.
KaKo^rjXtoo'ia. 4.
Polyb. 10, II, 313.
Pseudo-Z)emefr. 102,
KOKofT/Xor, ov, (f^Xof)
ill of any Hyperid. apud Antiatt. 102, 13. Sept. Ex. 22,28. 21, 16 'O KaraXoyai' irarepa avTov. Reg. 1 3, 13, et alibi. Jos. Ant. 20, 8, 8. Epict. 1, 29, 48. Plut. 11, 855 C. KaKopavea (^paivopai), to be incurably mad. Philon II, 501, 9.
*KaKoXoyea),
((coKoXoyos) to speak
one,
to revile.
cacozelus,
fectedly ov perversely imitating.
badly, afPlut. 11, 706
KOKopavia, as,
fj,
incurable pavia,
Pallad. Vit.
Chrys. 57 A.
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by Microsoft
KaKO/j.a'xeo)
KaKoiut)(eio,
rjcro),
619
Plut. II, 32
KaKOTTpayrjs,
es,'
KaKoavvdeTOi
(irpatram)
B.
iCMm. II,
to
fmxofuii badly. 391.
doing
evil,
wicked.
Simoc. 181, 13.

to give
KaKO-fieTpea,
measure badly,
I,
bad
badly
II,
KaKowpayia,
as,
^,
KaKonpc^la.
Classical.
Jos.
measure.
Lucian.
799.
Sept. Sap. 5, 24.
Philon
I,
237, 42.
.KaKojUTpos, ov, (liirpov)
of bad measure,
Ant.
2, 5, 4.
constructed verse.
(ta)(bjai;xa'"'OF<"
Plut. 11, 747 F.
KaKoirpayiJU)ve<o, ijo-w, to be KaKoirpayiunv.
Polyb.
firixavaoiiai badly.
I,
Plut.
3, 2, 8,
et alibi.
tj,
23 D.
Clem. A.
Polyb. 13,
as,
560 C.
practise base
KOKoirpaîa, as,
(Trpao-cro) )
evil-doing.
Cle-
KaKomxaviai,
arts.
ijtra, (jcaKop-rfxavos) to
mentin. 45 A. C.
KiKonp6(ramos, ov, uglyfaced. Classical. Apollon.
3, 2, irepl Toiis (jyikovsfj,
KaKoiirixovIa,
the
being
iaiKoiir)xpa>os.
S. 1,
6.
Plut. II, 1058 A.
Lucian.
11,
199.
ij,
Polem. 185.
Diod.
music.
KaKopfKTos, ov, (fiptyofiai) with a

[?]
bad
appetite.
KaKofiiKia, as,
(ofuXia) bad association.
Epiph.
I,
473 B.
Adam.
to
S. 425.
contrive
evil.
12, 12. 14.

KOKo/xovtria,
KaKoppa(êa,
as,
fi,
rjtra,
(/jonra))
((ca(o/iou<roj)
6a(f
Synes. 1548 A.
KOKoppiKTctpa, as,
fj,
Plut.
n, 748 C.
no purpose.
Theod.
(jiaKoppinTTis)
female
evil-
KaKOjioxBos, ov, (p.6x6os) laboring to
doer.
Sibyll. 3, 753.
tjs,
rj,
Sept. Sap. 15, 8.
KaKoppripâ-vvT),
(jcaKOpfyrjiitov)
r=
2.
kokoXoPoll. 8,
KOKOfwdla, as,
rj,
(^livOos) z=l
KOKoKoyia.
yla,
Kaiojyopia.
Polyb.
8,
12,
IT, 336
(titul.).
80.
KaKopprvOfios, ov, (pv6ii6s) discordant
5,
:
KoxovotjTos, OV,
:^
KOKooivla, as,
(titul.).
fj,
Polem. 200. badness of olvos. Geopon.

KaKovoos.
irregular.
3.
43
Galen.
KOKos,
II,
258 D,
bad.
a-(l)vyfi6s.
Genes. 19,
KaKoppvTTos, ov, (^pimos) squalid.

to
Babr. 10.
6,
KaKoiraBia,
38,
Ti.
suffer.
Diod. 13, 56,
p.
586,
rj,
ov,
Sext. 193, 4 IIpos naKoi, to
no purpose.
Cyrill.
H. Cat.
ll'Tiyap k
KaxmaBos, ov, ^= KaKOTraBrjs. Aristobul. apud Ens. III. 1101 B. Dion. H. Ill, 1711, 12. Muson. 252. Apollon. D. Synt. 187, 23.
KaKOTruTTia, as,
ij,
Tavrrjs rrjs voo'ov x^'^P^î V ^^^ X/Ôff avrt 6eov 2. Substantively, to kokov, TTpoiTKwrjBfi.
L. malum,
evil,
in the abstract.
Plut. II,
(xaKOTrtoTos) erroneous belief,
heresy.
I,
Athan. I, 324 C. 11, 940 C. Epiph. 472 B. Anast. Sin. 297 D. Theoph. 135,
ov,
6,
20.
KaKOiriorrias,
1015 B. 1076 C. Max. Hier. 1349 A. 1352 A. Plotin. I, 136, 9. 147, 10. Pseudo-Dion. 729 A. Eudoc. M. KaKoo'fp.vos, ov, (cre/ivdr) quid?
345.
KaKoa-iTia, as,
rj,
(KaKorjnaTicL)
zz^ KaKoSoôs,
6.
heretical person, heretic.
Theoph. 513,
(^KaKoa-iTos)
want of
appetite.
KaKomoTos,
ov,
believing erroneously,
heretical.
II, 23, 6.

(cafcoTrXaoTor, ov,
KaKoaKoiros, ov, ((tkottos) having evil intentions,
badly irewKaaiicvos, shaped or

7,
mischievous, disorderly.
Euchol. 'AKoXovdta
formed.
345.
KaKOTrXofO),
Hermog. Rhet.
^(Tfi),
16.
Eudoc.
M.
fls TToiSas KOKoa-KOTTOvs, thc office
for disorderly
badly
Sext.
boys.
(ttKoos')
(Compare
ov,
Const. Apost. 8, 11.)
sailing badly.
Strdb.
KOKoarevaKTOS,
(orerafo))
sighing
15, 1, 15.
(much).
Schol. Arist.
r]<Ta>,
Thesm. 1059.
2.
KaKonobivos, ov, (ttovs) unlucky, that brings
bad
KaKoo'Tojiaxfo,
to
be KaKotTTopaxos
luck wherever he goes.
Leont. Cypr. 1740
186,
7.
587, 24.
A.
Melamp. 503.
ea>s,
fj,
KOKoiroiriai.s,
KaKoaToiiaxos, ov, (arofiaxos)

KaKonoila, hurt, injury.
ach,
indigestible
bad for the stomopposed to cicrToirnxos.

1,
Sept. Esdr. 2, 4, 22 Mi77rorf nXrjBvvOfi a<j)avi(Tfios
els
KaKOTTOirjartv
âaiKevat.
Mace.
3,
Xenocr. 301 E.
1,
2.
5.
Diosc.
40. 158.
Galen. VI,
'
With a weak stomach.

r),
Epict.
3, 2.
25, 15.
4,4, 25.
{KaKoa-Top.os')
2,
KOKOiroirjnKos,
rj,
ov,
(Kafeojroie'to)
apt to do
ill.
KaKoarojila, as,
tion.
bad pronuncia-
Aristeas 19.
Ptol. Tetrab. 210.
Orig. in,
Strab. 14,
28, p. 142, 6.
616 A.
860 C.
Method. 345 B.
KaK6(rropxis, ov, (a-Tofio)
foul-mouthed : sounding
KOKOTTotos, OV,
malignant, in astrology.
388, 10.
Hermes
692
badly or harshly.. Ptol. Tetrab. 166. Longin.

43,
1.
fj,

19. 48.
Ptol. Tetrab.
Artem. 374.
Doctr.
Orient.
KaKoa-vfiôvKla, as,
bad
a-viipovXrj.
Joann.
C.
Mosch. 2900 D.
fj,
KaKOTToKmla, as,
3.
bad
jroKiTfia.
Polyb. 15, 21,

Plut.
I,
KaKoa-vXkeKTos, ov, (o-uXXtym) badly collected or
Philon
I,
41, 31.
807, 21.
43
brought together, ill-assorted.
Nic.
II,
805
F.
iKaKOWpdyrffia, aros, to,
E.
avSpayddr/iia.
opposed to
(KaKonpayea) ill conduct Method. 1 1 7 A.
KaKoa-ivderos, ov,
((rvvrtdTj/u)
ill
put
together,
badly composed.
Quintil. 8, 3, 59.
Lucian.
Digitized
by Microsoft
r(f)vîa
III,
620
(jiav-
xXafiTjBov
tjiro,
144.
Iren.
1,
8,
KweofTvvdtTa
KOKoxpoea,
183.
to
he
Kondxpoi-is.
Diosc.
1,,
Tatria.
KOKoacpvîa, as,
fj,
YI,m
37, 16.
A, et
KaKoa-xoKfvofuu
alibi.
(irûfa) bad pulse. Aret. 21 D.

following.
Galen.
KoKo-xpoia, as,
KOKoxv/iia, as,
f), f),
had
color.
Diosc. 3,
1.
Porphyr. Aneb.
Plut. 11,
or
(kcmAxviios) badness of juices, Diosc. 2. 109. 75, p. 197. of humors.
Galen. H, 262 D.
{jtrco,
VI, 333 D.
KOKotrxoXea,
to be
I,
KaK6a\o\os.
KOKdxvjios,
ov,
1040 B.
IT,
Clem. A.
fj,
652 B.
leisure. Plut.
in the body.
KaKoa-xoXia, as.
bad use of one's
Galen.
II,
generating bad juices Xenocr. 3. Diosc. 2, 110. 279 D. Alex. Aphr. 57, 5.
(xvfws)
274 C. D.
01/,
Sext. 13, 29, with
bad juices, tasting badly.

to KOKiivew.
Theophyl. B.
KaKoV;(oXoj,
leisure,
Scit.
(axoKr))
idling.
1264 B.
adv.
making bad use of one's Euagr. Epict. 2, 19, 15. Pallad. Laus. 1044 A, idler.
idly.
KaKwais, e<BS, IV, 313 A.

KOKawfila, as,
^,
^=
KaKoarxoXas,
Ariît.
Aristeas 4.
Schol.
Ach. 398.
ijo-o),
KaKOTxva>,
Sept.
to
use bad arts.
Classical.
Mace.
3, 7, 9.
Diosc. 5, 143 (144), to

6, 4.
adulterate.
18, 2, to
.57.
Epict. 4,
'Pseudo-Demetr.
do in bad
taste.
Hippol. Haer. 252,

trick.
{KaKawjios) bad name. Symm. Athan. I, 549 A, ij 'Apetov. Kaxas ^\6fs, you came in KaK&s, adv. badly. an evil hour, an imprecatory expression, the opposite of KoXSi ^\6es. Joann. Mosch. 2984 B. Leant. Cypr. 1721 A. Philon I, 544, KaKcaTTis, oO, o, (kokoo)) injurer. 6. Ptol. Tetrab. 159.
rj,
Ex.
32, 15.
KaKOTixvTjiia, aros, to,
bad
Oenom. apud
tricks,
KaKOTiKos,
II,
r),
ov,
Eus. 111,-373 A.
KaKOTexvta, as, ^,
Sfrab.
4.
7, 3, 7,
557, 39, Tiv6s.
apt to injure, injurious. Philon Diosc. 1, 123. Orig. II,
bad
arts
or
deceits.
816 A.
KoKa, the Latin imperat.
p. 23, 4.
Pseudo-Z)eTOe<r. 17,
cala
koXci.
Dion.
104, 20, bad taste.
KaKOT^xvas, adv. trickishly.

68.
Hippol. Haer. 236,

Apollon.
H. II, KoXo^pa
ria.
682, 4.
BafftXoc^, ^, the
5.
Roman
Calabra CuSept. Lev.
Lyd. 32,
6,
1.
KaicoTpaxriôs, ov, with

5. 1, 7.
a bad
TpapfjjXos.
KaKaârnqs, ov,
11,
aa-KoKaârrjs.
30 as
V.
Prov. 24, 63.

(^KoKados, <j)cpa>)
basket-car602,
KaK.oTpomvojj,ai
(icaicorpoTrof ),
to
act badly,
to
KaKa6r)<j>6pos,
ov,
deal unfairly.
ipr]p.evovs-
Polyb.
5, 2, 9,
npbs tovs npo-
rying.
22.
Classical.
Apollon.
like
D. Adv.
KaKorpoTTos, ov, (^TpoTTos')
malicious, malignant.
KoXaflofiSijs, cs,
(EIAQ)
ov,
a basket.
Cleomed.
Dion
C. 52, 2, 8.
73,
16.
(noieat)
KaKorpoTtios,
adv.
4, 1.
maliciously,
malignantly.
Ka\aBonoi6s,
making
baskets.
Dion C. 47,
C.
KaKovxâ),
rjo'to,
KaKovfiwv, ov, TO,
353 C. Epiph. KafiôKqs.

Athan.
I,
ill,

I,
425
KaKa66(o, ao'a, coaa, to furnish a pillar udth a

capital.
Mai. 339,
cats,
fj,
6,
ray
vTropotjjaa-eis.
(ex"") '" treat
to afflict.
Sept.
KoKdBma'is,
capital
(KoXadooi)
^=
Ka\ados, the
10,
Reg. 3, 2, 26. 114 D. E.

KaKo<jyr)p,ia,
ill
Diod. U, 516, 52.
Plut.
U,
of a
pillar.
Theoph. Cont. 147,
used collectively.
(KaK6(f>rifios)
as,
r),
report.
Ael. V.
H.
3, 7.
bad reputation, Epiph. I, 1065
KoKalvos, incorrect for KohXalvos.

KoKaKavBr),
tjs, rj,
;)(aXKai'^, vitriol, copperas.
A.
KaK6(l)rifu>s, ov, ((^fjpjj)
Geopon. 13, 11,
1.
fj,
of evil report, defamatory :

Jos. B. J. 6, 5, 3, p. 389.
KoKapuiypioaTis, eas,
grass.
(KoXa/iof,
aypaums^
reed-
of bad reputation.
Ptol. Tetrab. 166.
KaKo<f>po(rvvri,
tjs,
fj,
Diosc. 4, 31.
(KoXa/xi;) to glean.
Sir. 6, 9.
AcTimet. 209.
(jiaKo^pav)
KaKaiidojiai ^(ro/iai,
Sept.
3, 12.
Kaxovota,
Deut. 24, 20, olives.

24, 13.
Esai.
evil-mindedness, malice.
Poll. 6, 169.
Sept. Prov. 16, 18.
182 A.
fj,
Figuratively.
Jer. 6, 9, grapes, olives.
Plut. U,
Sept. Judic. 20, 45,
KaKoâvia, as,
(KaKocjitovos}
badness or harshStrab.
5.
e'l
avTwv
TTevraKio'xiKlovs.
Theoph.
Cont.
ness of sound, in
grammar
or rhetoric.
292, 8.
13, 2, 4. Apollon. D. Conj. 495, Demetr. 95, 10.
Pseudo-
KoKapApiov, ov, TO,
(^KoKa/ios,
;
calamarius)
Choi.
reed-case, pen-case
inkstand.
KaKo0mj/o9, o,
letters,
((^(owj) bad-voiced, ill-sounding
words, or verses.
20.
23.
Diora.
H. V, 66,
12.
100,
Dion. Thr. 631, 5. Drac. 141,
D. Lyd. 179, 20. Anast. Sin. 188 A. 2, Calamary, F. calmar, diflFerent from aifitla.
905
Anon. Med. 247. 265.

KaXapeav,
S>vos,
6,
P;.
86.
Herodn. Gr. Vers. Theodos. 1029, Zl. Terent. M. 190
n, 721 D. F.
r=
KaKa/uav.
Phryn. 166,
1.
condemned.
KoKapriSov, adv. like
rftssonorus.
a reed.
Soran. 250,
Digitized
by Microsoft
'
KaKafirjTpia
îKoKa/iriTpia, as, ^,
621
female gleaner.
Diosc.
5, 62,
Kd\lKlO<i
Quin. Can. 62.
17
(xoXa/xao/iat)
Cedr.
I,
294, 13.
296, 23
Plut. II, 784 A.

.KaKaiuvdlrris, ov, 6,
KoKdvbrj,
r)s.
of KciKafiivBri.
KiAavboKoyiov, ov, TO, {ledKavhai, \iyai)
calen-
ohos, wine flavored with calamintha.

âiKajUv6i>br]s, es,
5,
7.
little
dar i u ra
Strdb. 8,
full
of
KoKafiivBtj.
almanac, Nic. CP. 852 A.

,
used by astrologers.
KaKavpo\jf.
KoKavpoTnov,
KoKafios, tessera.
ov,
to,
little
Artem.
calker.
jcakdiitov, ov, TO,
Chron.
387.
KaXatjjdrris, ov, 6, (Italian
490, 9 KaXajLua
fowtoc.
^taKa|iis,
1,
<tvvt6\j.ui
ttoXXq aprav Siaiavi381,

3.
calafatare)
il/aZ.
289, 16.
little
Cedr.
13.
II,
537, as a surname.
f),
I'Soy,
65.
2>
^,
Pipe,
Paul. Aeg. 142.
Diosc. Eupor. a surgical instrument. 3. Reed-bed KoKofiav.

KaKafjuis.
KaXatftaTrjo-K, fas,
calking.
Porph. Cer. 658,

{KaKa<f)dTr]s)
Polyb. 3, 71, 4, V.
rod.
Hes.
5.
1.
KoKafios.
4.
675,
6.
KaXacân'fm,
Italian
24.
kto,
ladrjv,
lo-fUvos,
to calk.
Pen-case
Fishing89.
calafatare,
Nicet.
717,
Kcâfiapiov.
1,
7.
Poll. 10,
59.-6.
Tooth-pick f Diosc.
Aster. 184 C.
KoKbdpiov, ov, TO, the Latin
caldarium,
17.
cal-
Virga, wand.
dron.
Sept.
Porph. Cer. 670,

5,
KaKaftia-Kos, ov, o,
branch of a candlestick.
KoKecns, eas,
II,
Ex. 25, 31.

KdkaiiiTrjs, ov, 6,
682,
fj, (/caXfoi) ^= kXijctisDion. H. imagined to be identical with the
^=
KeiKdfuvos.
Act.
1, p.
9 b,
Latin c 1 a s
(caXeo),
54, uTvpa^.
to
call.
Sept. Ps. 146, 4
Haaiv avTols
KoKaiwôas,
loud with the pen, an epithet of Antipater the Stoic. Plut. U, 514
a, 6,
((Soaia)
ovofiaTa KoKav, calling them all by their names.
Mai.
18, 12, avTTjv els ovop.a avTov.
2.
To
D.
KcâfioeiSrjs, is,
decree, decide.
Leont.
I,
1213 C,
iroia
î^Xla
(EIAQ)
like
a reed.
Diosc.
3,
Sei beêaBai.
KoKriyLov, KdKrjKiov, incorrect for KoKiyiov, k.
149 (159).
KoKapoKpcvov. ov, to, (tcpivov) a plant so called.
KoKid, as,
fj,
t. \.
following.
Dion. H.
I,
589,
4,
A el.
23,
1, p. 9 b,
6,
35.
reed. Sept.
Ta>v fjpaav.
xdKapos, ov,
calamus,
Ex.
30,
KaXids, dSos,
I,
fj,
L. sacellum, chapel.
3.
Dion.
C.
II.
eiaSrjs,
calamus odoratus, sweet rush.

Strab. 16, 2, 16.
1,
144, 4.
588,
Plut.
II,
65
418
Pohjh. 5, 45, 10, KaKap,os.

Diosc.
1,
A.
KoKiya, as,
f), the Latin caliga, shoe. Suiil. Also, xaXixa. Dioclet. G. KaXXiyoKas ....
17, dpafiartKos.
in hedges.
114,
<j)payp.L'njs,
growing
Kos.
Plut. II, 990 B, 'Apaî16, 4, 9, 'IvSikos, the
Strab. 15, 1, 56.
ftos
Diosc. 5, 107. Indian reed, ratan. KaXaSept. ypa(j)iK6s, reed used fw pens. Mace. 3, 4, 20. Cyrill. H. 373 A. Theod. 2> measure of lengths ni, 1164 A. 3. Sugar6| wrixcts. Heron Jun. 140, 9.
9, 5.
KoXiydpios, ov,
6,
(KoKiya) shoemaker.
Nil. 305
D.
Hes. ^Kvrevs ....
KciXiydpis for KoXiydpios, 6,
A
1,
jurious to vegetation.
a kind of grub inEuchol. (in a prayer
attributed to Saint Tryphon).

KaXiyaros, ov,
6,
cane.
Penes
Shin
TTohos.
= =
Strah.
15,
20,
p.
194,
15. 4.
iroa-dt].
Patriarch. 1108 A.
5.
the
Latin
12, 3.
caligatus
a
=
sol-
evTeXr/s or a<l>avr)S (rrpaTiaiTqs,
common
camKvrjp.iov.
Sophrns. 3429 C, tov

II,
dier.
Dion
C 48,
Justinian. Novell.
6.
19.
Schol Lucian.
Tessera, ticket,
89,
tov (TkcXovs.
=:
koXcijuov.
Mai. 322,
kills
74, 4, y, KoXiyiv for KaXiyiov.
Ptoch.
Stud.
1,
155.
2,
459.
2,
Also,
ov,
6.
KaXi<iv
1720 B.
Ploch.
Aet.
KaKafioacjidKTris,
(o-âfa>)
one loho
51.
with the pen, unjust scribe.

'
Philon
II,
536,
KaXiyiov, ov, to,

p. 142, 4.
=
6,
KciXlya, shoe.
7,
101,
30.
Ssvos,
6,
KaXafuov,
L. arundinetum,
p.
tJtol
reed-bed.
121.
19.
Porph. Cer. 264, 17. Leo Gram. Anon. Byz. 1204 C. Cedr. I, 622,
a,
Apoer. Act. Paul, et Thecl.

opet Tc5 \yop.Vta KaXafjLavos,
61 'Ek t^
Poêavos.
5.
KaXiyoiXas,
12.
Caligula.
SynceU.
624,
Phryn
KoKdvhai,
166.
Stv,
Macar. 520
al,
C.
Mai. 203,
Dion.
1638, 11.
calendae
1151,
3,
7,
the Latin
vovfirjvla
kalendae
H.
or
II,
KaXiyoca, loaa, (KaXiyiov)
to
shoe a beast of bur-
den.
Porph. Cer. 460,

aros,
to,
4.
493.
CT7n-e/i|3piW.
Ill,
1932,
KoXiyatfia,
horse-shoe.
Porph.
Cer.
TOV (TeirTefi^piov
iirjvos.
Jos. Ant. 14, 10,
480
KoXiKaptKos,
17,
Plut. I, 412 C. 1062 E. 13. 16, oKTa^puu. Martyr. Polyc. n, 161 D. 268 B. 269 C. Afric. 88 C. Theophil. 1161 B. 1044 D. Lyd. 32. 33, Carth. Can. 108,, iâtais, mails.
18.
ov,
pertaining
to KoXiKai.
Dioclet.
G.
9, 1,
(caXiKo, KoXiKiv,
see KaXiya, KoXiyiv.
koXUlos, ov,
shoe.
6,
the Latin
calceus,calcius,
34, 11, et alibi.
Aster. 216
(titul.).
Polyb. 30, 16,
3.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KoXKUTOVpa
622
(caXXifiao-ôs, ov,
KoXkuvOpov
having beautiful naa6oi
goodness of
olvos.
KokKaTovpa, as, f), the Latin calcatura, march, marching. Mauric. 9, 5, p. 233.
icaXXaiVos,
blue.
Mai,
101, 17.
(caXXiou/ia, as, ^,
2,
lies.
a i s) L. c a 1 1 a i n u s Lyd. 43. 66. 159 (160). Suid. KdXXair .... KaXXatoi ....
ov,
(c a
5,
1 1
Geopon.
5,
Diosc.
19.
Gloas.
Also,
(caXXaios.
Gloss.
Also,
Stud.
KoXXiorfpa see KaXXimrfpa.

KoKKiovpyea,
KaXXiOM,
r]aa>,
(EPFQ)
to embellish, adorn.
KaXXeacdr.
1
Arr. P.
M. E.
39, XWos,
cal-
Themist. 290, 28.

aa-a,
4,
1
a precious stone. KoKKrjxos, ov, {rixos) sounding beautifully. ai

s
,
(KokXiav)
to
beautify.
Sept.
Cant.
Ti fKaKKi6)6r]iTav fuuTToi aov

f),
1784 B.
KaXXi/3Xe0apoi', ov, t6,
SO.
KoKKiirapdcvos, ov,
(jidpfiaKOV,
beautiful napScvos.
Method.
C a II
i -
192 C.
KoKkinevdos, eos, to, good irevBos for
sin.
Clim...
b1ep
(181).
KoXXiya,
li
a r
um
eyelashes.
Diosc.
a dye for the eyelids and 5, 180 1, 86. 93. 96. 149.
KaXXiyoj/,
808 D.
KaKKurpcTTTis,
Galen. XIII, 260 C.

KaXXtydpjof,
incorrect for
ance.
(npewa) of beautiful appeare's, Eus. n, 1328 B.

ov,
KoKlya, Koktydpios, KoKiyLov.
*KaXXi7ruyos,
KoKr/v
I,
ttjv
nvyfjv
exav.
KaWlyovos, r], ov, (yivofuu) of noble birth. Porphyr. apud Eus. Ill, 200 A. KaXKiypa(j)ea, ijo-fi), (xaXXiypaôs) to lorite ele/os. Aristot. Rhet. Alex. 1, 7. gantly.
fine
Cercidas
Xoyi'a.
1.
Clem. A.
rjs, f],
120 A,
9.
'A^poSirij.
KaXKipprifiocvvri,
{KaWippfip.a)v) ^=. koXXi-
Dion. H. VI, 865,

ov,
Lucian.
I,
Jo wnVe a Phryn. 122. Bms. II, 576 B. Basil. IV, 572 A. Anast. 3. To transcribe a book. Aster. Sin. 86 A. 441 C Bi/3Xi'oi' a-a)Cf>po(rvvr)s iavTov t& /3io> Const. Ill, 1017 D, KaXois. eKa\'\iypa(j>ria-a.
Apion.
2,
hand
31.
Diog.
7,
18.
2.
268.
KoKKipprjiiav,
(prjpu)
4.
elegant,
of diction.
eis /oiXXor ypatjia.
Dion. H. V, 12,
KaXXio-T-apfus, v,
tile.
101, 12.
(aTaxys) abounding in com, fer-
Sibyll. 9, 118, et alibi.
KaXXioT-iai/oi, S>v, oi, the followers
of
CaUistus.

KoXXio-Tos, ov,
6,
KoKkiypafpLa, as,
17,
beautiful
writing or
s^2/Ze.
CaUistus, one of the founders
P?M<. II, 145 F, et alibi.

KoXXiyparfiiKos,
II,
t),
fj
Diog.
3,
66.
of SabeUianism.
Hippol.
Haer.
440,
32.
ov,
of a KaWiypaxjios.
sc.
Eus.
458, 80.
Theod. IV, 405 A.

as,
r),
1452
KoXXiypaîK^,
re^v^, calli-
KoXXirema,
33.
the being koKXItckvos.
Parth.
graphy.
KoXXi-ypaîo!/, ov, to,
shop of a KaXKiypaxjios V
KoKKCTexmis, ov,
KoKKiTcxvia,
6,
(tc'xi^)
fne
artist.
Pseud-
.Toann. Mosch. 3037 C.

KdK\i.ypa(j)os, ov, 6, ((caXo?, ypa(f)a>) calligrapher,
Anacr. 4 (18).
as,
f),
Eus.
Plut.
II,
1389 C.
(KaSXiTexvos) fine art or

I,
transcriber, copier.
Bus. II, Apophth. Marcus

(477). Polyb.
5, 19, 2.
Herodn. Gr. Philet. 435 1185 A. JBpipA. n, 177 A.

1.
workmanship.
159 D.
Simoc. 341, 20.
KaSXiTexvos, ov, {rixvrf) making beautiful works of art. Strab. 16, 2, 24. 15, 2, 33, p. 62,
15.
KoKKibev&pos, ov, {bevhpov) with beautiful trees.
KaXXiVpixos, ov, (dpi^) good for the hair.
Diosc.
KaXKiep.'Tropos, ov, 6,
good
f/jmopos.
Theod. Anc.
I,
178.
leaves.
1393 C.
KaXXicVaa,
as,
r),
KoXXi'ûXXos, ov, (ipvXXov) with beautiful

((caXXicn^s) beautiful diction.
Athan.
work.
II,
952 C.
aros,
to,
II,
KdKKUpyrjp.a,
(KaXXtEpyfca)
beautiful
Pseud-^raacr. 42 (5), 3. KoKKiâvia, as, ij, (KdK\i<f>mvos) beauty of voice or sound. Dion. H. V, 230, 1. Lucian. I,
Damasc.
Plat,
381 A.
Pliilon II, 490, 21.
*KaXKiepy6s, ov, (EPrfl) beautifully vyrought or
made. A.
KaXKifprjTfov
apud
PoU. 2, 112, et alibi. Clem. A. I, 188 2. Euphony, in grammar. A, of style. Schol. Dion. TKr. Porphyr. Prosod. 115.
592.
Sel xaXKiepelv.
Orig.
I,
1556
675, 14.
KaWiKKetov, see KaviKkeiov.

KoKXiKfKTeo),
^cro),
(caXXtXfî'a, as, ^,
= ^
KoWixdvs, vos, 6, (ixûs) Clem. A. I, 705 B.

Sext, 686, 3.
a species of fsh,
Thuc.
4,
KaXKiKoyew.
*KaXXi<BTEpa
[v. 1.].
KaXXi'o>>a, (coXXio).
118
KoXXlXoyia.
A. Simplic. 486 (306 C). 877 A.

KoXXtXoyeo),
Tô-oj,
40 Theod. Mops.
OKjr. IV,
Geopon.
r)(ra>,
2, 23, 9 (coXXidrepa.
KohXoKaipi^w, incorrect for KaKoKaipiô.
KoKKoTToUa,
ful.
ZJiora.
(KoXXtwrotos) to render beauti-
(Xcyeo) ^0 Say or speak ele-
Dubious.
1323,
14.
Geopon.
2,
22, 3.
Plotin.
gantly, to use elegant language.
H.
KoXXojrotds, ov, (n-oiem) creating beauty.

II,
V,
16, 11.
Lucian.
II,
544.
Prod.
Farm.
543
(118).
KoXXiXoyia, as, ^, elegant speech or language, beautiful style. Dion. H. V, 101, 1. Max. Tyr. 91, 35. Longin. Frag. 8, 5.
Pseudo-Dion. 208 C.
KoXXveflpoK =:: (aiXXuiTpox.
Sept. Lev. 23, 40,
Digitized
by Microsoft
KoWo)7rt(7Teos
(taXXwjrKTTcoE,
a, ov,
623
KoKKami^fiv.
KoKovoTjaia, as,
fj,
icaXv^lov
(j/oc'to) jroorf
=
(
fj,
hv
Set
thoughts.
Doroth.
Clem.
A.
I,
560 A.
r],
1720 C.
KaXXwxrifa) )
1804 C.
ov,
KcXKamKrTiKOi,
6u,
adorning.
KaXoTToSjcos,
(wous)
lucky,
bringing good
8.
Epict. 23, 14, ovofiarav.
luck wherever he sets his

P/wi.
II,
KaWmrlarpta,
dresser.
as,
((caXXonrio-TTjs)
Muson.
251.
female 140 C.
pig-
iToSivcos
foot.
Adv. koXoCalopodius.
6UTu;($.
ov,
6,
Chron. 735,
(/caXoTrous)
KaXo7rd8to9,
xaXXao-oi', oO, to,

skin.
Oril). I.'
Dion C. Frag. 110, 4. (c a 1 1 o s u

202, 11.
Eustrat. 2372 A.
s
,
callus)
KaXoTTOieo),
Tjao),
I,
=1
fcaXois
TTOteo),
e^
2,
Troieo).
218, 11.
Philon
Fj7.
698, 12.
PauZ. Thess.
3,
13.
KoKoyepos, see KaXoyijpos.

KoKoyfipiov, ov, TO, paltry xoXoyj/pos.
iVj'Z.
Theophil. 1133 C.
jrot^wat.)
KaXoTTOii'a,
(^SepU Lev. 5, 4
KaXms
/n. 161 C.
KaKoyripiTîv for noKoyrjpiTîDv, rh,
Fi<.
=
2,
as,
i},
=
2.
niwotia.
Theophil. 1028
preceding.
c.
KaXdp(i/os,
ov,
iVil /MB.
100 A.
KoXoyijpor, ov, 6, (yfjpas)

his
PfocA.
477.
(pis)
beautiful-nosed.
^|)Ocr.
evyrjpas,
title
happy in
given to
Martyr. Barthol.
KoXo's,
rj,
old age.
Commonly a
6v,
i^
33,
1
aya^ds,
ot
lyoorf.
Sept. Geii. 44, 4.
Pallad. monks, without reference to age. Lflus. 1058 B. 1113 D. 1236 A 17 m\&yr)poi, Chal. 893 C, as a proper name. nun. Joann. Cyrill. Scyih. V. S. 299 C, et alibi. Anast. Doroth. 1705 B. Mosch. 2853 A.
Sin.
Lev.
27,
alibi
saepissime.
Const.
Apost. 4,
KaXoi' pcv iva
ns
tS>v dSeXcfiSiv ovk
ex<ov tIkvov
Sos T&TTOV.
npoaXaôpevos tovtov E^rj els naiApophth. 301 A Ovk ecrn koKov

oi
188 A, TTarepes
Written
"va avayKaa^Bwaiv
d8e\(j)ol
(jiayeiv
toSto.
also /caXo-
yepos.
Zosimas 1693 B.
("yvai/iij)
KoKoyvaposv, ov,
noble-minded.
Ptol.
Tetrab. 158.
KoKoypavs, aos,
fj,
good ypavs.
Caesarius 1048.
KoKo-BiSaa-KoKos, ov, o, teacher
of good
things.
Paul. Tit.
A.
2, 3.
t),
KoKoepyla, as,
zz= dyaBoepyia.
Clim.
1025
1, 1.
Joann. Mosch. 3097 C Ti -iroiels, KoXe avDoroth. 1665 KaXdf eariv Iva 6pane ; xwp.ev evXdêiav, it is a good thing that we Porph. Cer. 216, 17 Nixhovld have piety. KOis KoKrj rjpepa. 314 KdKrj aov fjpipa yiverai. 376 "YTtapê TtpinTotTTTaBapie, KoKrj crov fjpepa .... KoXij ioprr) arov, good morning to you. 599, 10 KaX^ rjp,ipa vplv, apôvres, good morn-
ing
well-disposed.
to
you,
sirs.
2.
Substantively, to xa-
KaXorjBtjs, ,.(?flos)
Anion.
KokodeXrjs,
S,
(6e\(o)
=;
(iSvovs.
Petr. Ant.
805 C.
KoXodeXfia, as, ^, (KoXofleX^j) Vit. Chrys. 20 E.
Also,
3.
(jroorf
jm7Z.
Pallad.
KoKodeXia.
Zosi-
(a) the beautiful, in the abstract. Plut.. II, 794 D. I, 852 B To koKov koX to Tvpiirov. (b) good, in the abstract. Sept. Esai. 1, 1 7. Stud. 853 B 'Yirdyere pera koKov, go in Porph. Cer. 407, 15 Kai ei tl i\opev peace.
Xdj/,
mas 1689 C.
KoKodfKSis, adv. kindly.
KoKoiiTirapaTos, ov,
XaXô'ai, XaXoO/ifj',
(cat
/xeto
koXoO
ottoXijo-

well-horsed, well-
pev
0"e.
rfira),
(iirwapiov)
KaXoa-Tpoêa,
well, to
(o-Tpe(^co) to turn the soil
mounted.
Phoc. 195,
5.
plough well.
ov,
Doroth.
756 A.
Ptol.
KoKoiavuTTOS, ov,
Lyd. 139,
title.
of good Schol. Arut. Av. 721.

(ola)Viôp.ai)
r]
omen.
KaXoa-vp^miKos, Tetrab. 163.

KaKoTr)S,
rjTos,
giving good a-vpôvkq.
KakoKayaBla, as,
asz7.
rj,
goodness, honorableness, as a
ari).
r],
KciXXos.
Plut.
II,
441
IV, 521 B,
Greg. Naz.
KoKoKHyados-
B.
ni, 221 A.
KoKoKayaBiKos,
rj,
6v, essentially
Polyb.
7,
12, 9.
Pint.
I,
113 A.
etc.
cvrvxris, fortunate. KuXdruxos, ov, (rixr)) Inscr. 4264, as a proper name. Leo. Plut.^ II, 6 75 C. KdXTra, ris,^, gallop.
KoKoKayadiKas,
201.
adv.
I,
honorably,
Muson.
Sepiâ, to
Tact.
koKtzo.
7,
35 Kivfjpjin trvppcTp^ rm Xeyopevt^
Pfe;.
756 C.
(KoKoKoipiov)
KoKoKaipi^w,
ura,
KoKirdCco (fcdXjra), to
gallop,
amble.
Hes.
pass the summer in a place.

74,
Porph.
^c'/k"^'
Adm.
Suid.
15.
KoKoKaipiov, ov, tA, (/laipds)
:^
summer.
1,
Theoph. 597, 19.

XoKOtpil'.
716, 14.
Ptoch.
68 ko-
KoKoKoipos, OV,
=:
eSmipos, in season, seasonable.
KoKms, gallop, galloping. Hes. Plut. II, 465 koXtios. kuXtUws, ov, &, A. Plut. I, koXtjos, ov, &, the Latin calceus. Hes. Dioclet. G. 9, 7. 257 B. II, 813 E.
Inscr. 4248, as a proper

Ka\o-iefipv^,
name.
Joann.
or
talk.
vKos,
6,
herald of good.
zoords
(cdXns,
KoXtoj .... Indian coin. d, the name of an
Arr. P.
Mon. 301 C.
(caXoXoyi'a, as, ^,
M.
(X<{yos) jrood
E. 63.
Achmet. 158.
Kokiîov, ov, TO, little KoKi^Tj. 2037,12. P?. I, 658 A. B.
Dion. H. IV,
Diojr. 4, 19.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KaXv^nri^
aXuîT7jr,
ov,
o,
624
in a koKv^j).
6,
Ka/xr/Xevo}
one who
lives
Ka/idpSa, as,
fj,
(camera)
a kind of
tent.
Strah.
7, 5,
name.
Theoph. 667, Horol. Jan. 15.

12.
as a sur-
Leo. Tact. 20, 194. preceding. KapApSiv for KapAphiov, to,
Mauric.
5, 3.
Leo.
aX|3o7ro(eo/iai, rjcro/iai, (koXu/Sj;, Trotea) to
make
4,
Tact. 10, 12.

KapApiov, ov, TO, (jcapupa) a part of the brain so
called.
{for) one's self a hut.

5, 2, p.
Strah. 16, 4, 18.
313, 'A.
rj,
Galen. IV, 498 F.
Hippol. Haer.
Diosc.
KoKvPoTToua, as,
13.
hut-making.
Strab. 15,
2,
128, 97.
Kap.apofi.8ris, es,
(EIAQ)
vault-like.
5,
KoKvfimiia
or KaXv/i/3mfia, aroy, to, (KoXuirTO))
91.
a covering.
Porph. Cer. 671,

p.
8. 9.
KaXu/uauKioj/ or KaKvjiai)(iov, ov, tA,

Kiov.
Kapapoat,
KafirjXav-
Achmel. 219. 131,

first
98.
Euchol.
aaa, to vault or arch over. Inscr. AmphU.52T). 1104 KeKapapa/ievois oiKoisCosm. Carm. Greg. Dion. Alex. 1257 A.
532.
[The
three syllables were suggested
by
/cdXuft/ia.]
KapapaBr/s,
fs,
=
to,
f),
Ka/iapoecSris.
Hippol. 852
Kokvjijm, arcs, to, helmet ?

1, 6, 2.
for covering the sacred elements. Pseudo-CTri/s. XII, 779 D. There are three xaXviifiara, one of which is for the
20, 91.
cloth
3.
Mace. 2. Shutter of a window.

Sept.
1, 4, 6.
B.
Kapdpojpa,
1,
Diorf.
aros,
i^
Kapdpa.
Strab.
16,
5.
Kapapma-is, cas,
vaulting,
an arching
over.
SiVkos,
another for the
irorripiov,
third for covering both the patin

chalice at the
also drjp. jioKvvTftpa, as,
fi,
and the and the

is
same time
the latter
called
268 B, disease or fracture of the Soran. 249, 9. bones. KapapoTos, Tj, ov, (Kapapoa) vaulted, arched. Erotian. 214. Herodn. Or. Strab. 16, 1, 5.
Galen.
II,
Philet.
402 (444),
KoKinrpa,
veil.
tile ?
calyjatra.
Dion.
Kapatriov, ov, to,
Antip. S. 21, TTpoa-anov, KdKvTTTrip, fjpos, 6, hollow

1255, 13.
KakvTn-a, to
\_Sept.
veil,
Tpi)(ivov Kapaa-iv.
H.
II,
Kapaa-ov, ov, to,
Apophth. 108 B Joann. Mosch. 2988 B. a kind of outer garment friezed

Kapacrov.
oxqpxi.
Ex.
27, 3.]
on one
Psell.
side.
Pseudo-Grejr. Naz.
385.
Ill,
393 B. Arabic
said of the putting of the veil
Stich
[Compare
the
on a virgin dedicated to the service of God.

Carlh. Can. 126.
QMITS, mise.]
KapaTepos,
dustrious.
Italian c a
French chein-
Kokv^Ls, eas,
22.
fj,
the act
Achmet. 167,
p. 144, 16.
of covering, covering. Schol Arist. Plut.

!
ov, (xapaTripos)
working, laboring,
178,
9,
Porph.
ov,
Adm.
Kapa^m,
laborious.
transports.
!
KoKas, adv. well done

lecturer.
Plut. II,
good 45 F.
Ironically,
in cheering
a
or
KapaTTi(f>6pos,
(jcapAXTos,
ipepa)
Hippol. 797 B.
KapaTovpyia, as, 761 C.
fj,
rather disapprovingly.
Leant. Cypr. 1717

OTi etpOetpas Kal eue-
(EPFQ)
labor.
Epiph.
II,
B
^
KaXois,
a^^d ^vpeav,
rrjv
yavrpaxras
well met,
dovXrjv p.ov.
KaX&s
evpov,
KapaTom, axra,
KapPa,
KapeXa,
TO,
fj,
to belabor.
Caesarius 968.
an expression of salutation, the correlative of KaXffls ?X(9er. Vit. Basil. 199 C KaXcof (re evpov. Porph. Cer. 483, 4 KaXSs 483, 22 KaXas ipds evpofiev. evpofifv. Urns
exere
;
^=
a-KapapayKtov.
Achmet. 157.
Leo. Tact.
573,
9.
incorrect for KapeXXa.
KapeXavKiov, ov, to, a kind of cap.

19, 42.
KaXms
Porph. Cer.
Cedr.
I,
11.
353, 16.
^X6es, ivelcome
Petr.
II,
Adm.
....
A KaXSs ^Xdes, cVio-kottc. Paul. 1436 C. Apophth. 241 C. 324 A. Joann. Mosch. 2952 C. 2960 KaXms ^Xêi; Saj^poi-tos. Vit. Basil. 204 D. Theoph. 245, 19 KaXms rjkBov ol opSoSoôi. Porph. Cer. (Compare Greg. Nyss. Ill, 21, 11. 39, 8. 1004 B eS ^KeLs.)
A. 1281
Ernes.
Also,
fj,
82, 11.
297, 14.
Hes. TiApts6.
KaprjXavKiov.
Theoph. 354,
Suid.
687, 4.
198, 5 KapriXavKiv.
KapeXXa,
Poll. 10, 110.
the Latin camella, a kind of cu;i Cedr. I, 297, 14.

6,
KaprjXdvSpa^, aKOs,
Krjpis,
{KaprfKos, av6pa^)
peXi-
a disease.
Leo.
Med.
211.
camel-driver.
KaprjXaptos, ov, 6,
camelarius,
KaXa>trTp6(jios, ov, 6, (/caXmr, <TTpe(\)a)
rope-maker.
arch,
Joann. Mosch. 2968
Plut.
I,
159 C.
fj,
B.
or
Doroth. 1741 C.
Diosc.
Orib.
I,
Rapapa, as,
vault.
camera
camara,
KaprjXavKiv, KaprjXavKiov, see KapeXavKU>v.

Kapr]XeiQs, ov, camel's.
2,
Agathar.
apud Phot.
Galen. IV, 499 A.

apsis of a basilica,
Eus.
toyx';-
2.
II,
TV, 52 C. 1092 C, the
90.
Porphyr.
Abst.
1,
14, p. 27.
6,
204, 10.
Camara,
2,
KaprjXepiropos, ov,
(l/iTropoff)
boat with
an arched covering.
the Persian
Strab. 11,
carries his wares
a merchant who on a camel. Strab. 17, 1,

Theoph. 512,
12.
GeU. 10, 25.

Tj,
45.
16, 4, 22, p. 336, 20.
Kapapa, as,
lies.
kumur,
belt, girdle.
KapriXevio, eva-a, to
tend camels.
12.
Cedr.
1,
739.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KafjLrjXiô)
625
Heliod. 10,
Kappv<ris,
ecus,
ff,
Ka/irO?
Kafiri\ii(t), io-<o,
to
resemble a camel.
Kardpva-is.
Hermes
Tr.
27.
jafnrj\tov, ov, to,
kq/xijXoj.
Leant. Cypr, 1729

Aristot.
Poem. 17, 10. Kappva =z Karapvai.
Classical.
[Apallon. D.
B.
Cedr.
I,
755, 10.
camel-driver.
1, 2,
Synt. 323, 22 KeKappvKa.']

32, p. 59, 17. 31.
*KaiitjKiTrjs, ov, 6,
9,
47,
1.
Strab.
H. A. Apophth.
Clem.
Johann. Colob.
5.
Macar.
Kdpva woUa, to make, to do. Joann. Masch. 2997 C. 3028 B, to ipy6)(eip6v pov, epyareias. Porph. Cer. 463, 7, croiKapia. 659, 14 Kapa6evTav, as if from Kapoa.
aopai.
KafirjKoPdTrjs, ov, 6, (fiaiva)
camel-rider.
A.
I,
589 B.
feeder or keeper of camels.
2.
KOfajKo-ôa-Kos, ov, 6,
9.
Ta die. [Ruf. apud Orib.

6,
2.
Hes. Ka/im, epydSap.

4, 16.
pf/
Sept.
II,
15,
ke-
217, 9 "Orav
Strah. 15, 3, 1.
KajiijKo-KevTpov,
16,.4,
to,
KptjKTj.}
ov,
camel-goad.
Sophrns.
Kapos,
(Hunnic)
3489 A.
KoiufKo-irapBaKis, ecos,
fj,
Kdpos, ov, 6i
beer.
Prise. 183, 14.
Koôs, a measure.
Epiph.
Ill,
camelopardalis,
Agathar.
17,
272 B. 281 A.
Kapirdyiov, ov, to,
camelopard-
Sept. Deut. 14, 5.
^=
following.
Chran. 530,
6.
159,11.
3, 5.
Diod.'i,5\.
camel.
I,
Strab. \Q, i, l&.
Mai. 322,
11.
KaiirjKos, ov, 6, ^,
Diod. 17, 80, Spo/ids,

28, BaKTpiavrj.
Vit.
Kapnayos, ov, 6, the Latin otshae. Lyd. 134, 22.

Kapnavapiov, ov, to, 117.
campagus,
Kapiravos.
a kind
dromedary.
Lucian.
Baiss.
1,
Epiph. 40 B, dpopiKrj.
KaiitjKo<j)op^6s, oil, 6, (<j)epâi)
KafirjKoôcTKos.
Kapnaviâ,
II,
icra,
{Kapiravos) ta weigh.
Damasc.
^vyoKpov-
Meet. Byz. 713 B.

KaprjKcohr]!,
es,
329 D.
ov,
6,
camel-like.
Galen,
VI,
373
KapTtavio'Trjs,
(tttjs,
(^Kapiraviô))
^=
F.
Kaprjinov, incorrect for Kapicriov.
^vyonXdarris.
ij,
Jejun. 1924 B.
Ka/iirawoy,
s
ov,
Campanus, Campanian. Herm.
Kap-tWos,
I,
the Latin c a i 11 u Pint. I, 64 D. 280, 11.

6,
fj,
Dion. H.
Sept.
Vis. 4, 1 Tfi 'Oha Tjj Kapwav^, Via Campana. 2. Substantively, (a) 6 Kapiravos, cam-
Kaptvaia, as,
9, 8.
^=
xapivos, furnace.
Ex.
pana, campanum,
16, 25, 6.
10.
Gloss.
steelyard.
(l>)
Isid.
Hisp.
TO Kapiravov
Gloss.
:^
Kapivaios, a, ov, belonging to
a icApwos
Sept.
Kapiravos.
Achmet.
6,
15.
Kapiravov,
Ex.
9, 8.
10.
campanum
KapiribovKTap, opos,
oSriyos,
one who works at a furnace, smith, potter. Diod. 20, 63. KaptvevTTjp, ^pos, 6, (Kaptvevo)) ^=. preceding.
Kapivevs, ea>s, 6,
L,
campiductor
Chrys.
11.
6.
z=z
Ill,
7,
519 C.
54. 55.
Mam-ic
12, 8.
Leo. Tact. 429,

4.
Philipp. 16.
KapivevTTjs, ov, 6,
=
:=
Parph. Cer. 411,
Kapivevs-
Lucian.
Sept.
I,
531.
Greg. Nyss. U, 260 D.

Kapiviatos, a, ov,
KapiriSovKTapiov, ov, to, the flag of the xapiriParph. Cer. 11, 21. 575, 19. SoiKTap.
Kapivaios.
I,
Ex.
9, 8.
641.
Kapiros, ov, 6,
10 as
V.
1.
Greg. Naz.
948 C.
Leant. Cypr. 1736
7.
the Latin
campus
Mauric.
^=. irediov.
Kapiviov. ov, t6, =:= Kapivos.
Cosni. Ind.
444 A.
D.
3,
Mai. 360.
83, apTos,
Porph. Cer. 466,
KapiviTTjs. ov, 6,
Ij.furnaceus, of an aven.
Athen.
pants furnaceus.
opos,
6,
MalnS. MdpnosKdp205,17. 539,11. Diod. Ex. Vat. 133, iros, Campus Martius. Apocr. Act. 32. Strab. 5, 3, 8. 5, 4, 11.
Pet. et Paul. 72.
Xlebiov.)
7, 1.
Chron.
KapivoîyKarap,
(Italian
5.
ca
no
fiiyXdriop) scout.
KapivofiiyKia,
<ov,
Phoc. 188,
7. 9
2,
12.
17,
(Dion. H-
Castra
II,
980, 12 to
a-Tparairebov,
camp.
Ta, (|3iyXa) scouts collectively
Athan.
II,
considered.
Kapivos, ov,
J],
Phoc. 188,
KapivoîyXa.
Kapirros, ov,
820 A. B. 821 B. 6, L. flexus, a bend.
Chron. 208.
Tcyos, rropveiov, L. fornix, lu-
Mai. 322,
Kdpwrpa,
as,
panar.
Sept.
Num.
25, 8.
Kapivtriov, see Kapiiriov.

Kapivatdris,
A.
Glassfj,
Strab. 5, 4, 6, a Kapivos. hot blasts. Kapiaiov, ov, to, a kind of outer garment, perPallad. Laus. haps identical with Kapaa-ov. 1252 A. Joann. Masch. 2917 C. 3064 B. Theoph. 494, 14. Chron. 721, 16 Kapiaiv.
fs,
like
KdpirTpia, as,
= =
Kdyjfa,
capsa.
Apophth. 328
Gloss.
preceding.
Sept.
p. 390, 7, dvaiTvoai,
Kdpirra, fa bend, neuter.

eVi to yovara.
KapirvXoeiSris.
is,
Reg.
4, 1, 13,
Esai. 45, 23,

{KapirvKos,
rivi.
EIAO)
looking
crooked.
Plut. II, 1121 C.
Kapirv\ofi8S>s, adv. crookedly.
Theod. IV, 636
Nicet. Byz. 760

12.
D.
Porph. Cer. 24,

Cedr.
I,
18.
81,
A. B.
KapirvXopivos,
ov,
99, 4 Kapivaiov.
{],
Kappapis, ibos,
732, 12.
(pis)
aquiline-nased.
Mai.
a kind oi shell-fish.
Kappapos, Galen. VI; 398 B.

79
cammarus,
314, 10.
Kapvs,
i, 6,
Camys.
Drac. 104, 21.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KafivT^r)!;
'KafivT^TjSf
r),
626
Comn.
390
29G C.
441, 15.
Kavvu)TO<;
Proc. H,. Lyd. 139, 20. 142, 10. Joann. Mosch. 3060 A. Sophrns, Mai. 327, 15^ Chron. 501, 14.
9, 1.
little
6,
dear
Ka/iOs-
(Paris).
Kafitpopd, at,
fj,
camphor.
6v,
Leo.
Med.
a
129.
3829 B.
Kdii\JAa, Kafi^jfdKrjs,
see Ka'â,
KayjrdKrjS.
Nic CP. Histor.

Kavddpiov, ov, TO,
KajiâpiKos,
r
i
Jj,
belonging
9, 4.
to
campsa-
KavBapos.
Plut. U, 461
s ?
Mauric.
ov, 6,
E.
Kafiijfdptos,
tlie
Latin
campsarius,
KavBdpios, ov,
the slave who, at the batlis, took care of the Dioclet. G. 7, 75. clothes of those bathing.
of or belonging to a Oenom. apud Eus. Ill, 393 C.

6,
xavdapos.
Kavdapos, ov,
Epipl.
I,
956 D.
Kaiv\riov, ov, to,
the sun
among
Kavovv, Kavicriaov.
Hes.
5, 28.
6,
K&v (koi av), at
least, even, iut.

5, 15.
fiia,
Marc.
1,
40 B. (See also KavBapos.^
L. scarabaeus, the symbol of the Egyptians. Clem. A. E, Diog. 1, 10. J>orphyr. Abst. 327.
YAv fh,
one.
56.
Luc. Act.
K&v
Just. Apol.
ev,
26.
2, 8.
KavdrjXia, av, to, large panniers.
Artem. 322.
6, 11, 1.
K&v
even one, at least

ev ev
Philon
II,
29, 13
II,
Lucian. I, 618. akrjQdav Xeym,

13,
9.
Kav 72 Khv
one at
C.
tS>v
navrav.
tovto
Joann. Mosch. 2968 B. KovBos, ov, 6, c a n t h u

Dioclet. G. 15, 28.
Geopon.
s
,
tire
of a wheel.
yap
Brj
this
least.
C'lementin.
Kavias, 6, ^=. KaKa6os, basket.
Hes.
Theophil. 1041
Tjiiipas,
Galen. VI, 349

at
least
KaviKXciov,
ov,
TO,
the
18.
D
C.
K&v p.ms
for
one day.
II,
Porph. Cer. 719,
emperor's inkstand. Cinn. 184, 16. 'O
Sext. 102, 16.
Clem. A.
I,
PUlostr. Epist. 38.
645 Apophth. 261 B.

748 A.
Tov KaviKXelov, or *0 eiri tov KavticKelov, the emperor's inkstand keeper or holder. Porph.
Ahuc.AbiS D.Polyb.
3, 9, 2
OiSe x^P'T^-
a6ai K&v oTral, not even once.
2. About, before a numeral,

(p\
nepi, dp.-
Tois.
Gregent. 612
Yi&v eh,
some one.
f/3Soc|ij-
Curop. 12, 19. Also, koXXiLyd. 180, 4. [It seems to be the grecized form of cannicula, the analogical diminutive of can n a and if so, it
Cer.
9,
15.
kKclov.

prjKovra KdpajSoi,
Chron. 723, 20,

boats.
means
KoKapdpiov.^
6,
some seventy
733,
KavlxKews, ov,
âo'iKiKov
{KaviKKeiov)
^=
6 rfiv eVi tou
Kovra SKoya, about sixty horses,

xavdkrjs, 6,
Kd\dp.ov
iyKeêi-pKrpcvos irpovouai,
L. cloaca, sewer, drain.

Gloss.
Basilic. 58,
the emperor's inkstand keeper

Genes. 23, 20.
KaviKKflaiv,
or
holder.
22,
1.
KavoKiov,
Sof,
I,
o-u,
TO,
the Latin c a n a
street.
1 i
Porph. Cer.
6,
7, 19.
131, 17.
way, road,
Sard. Can. 20.
ndpoAthan.
(epi-
(Compare avBpa^, apyvpos.)

wvos,
preceding.
Gregent.
340
Oi iv
r(a KavaXlta rrjs 'iraXlas
781 A.
KaviKKris, 6,
scopi).
Kavahia-Kos, ov, 6,
little
= =
KavlicKfws.
Theoph. Cpnt. 388.

i
KavaXos.
Anast. Sin. 97
Cedr.
Also,
Kavlvovi,
u,
the Latin c a n
nus
z=^ Kvvetos.
C.
Kavakos, ov,
1.
Diosc.
6,
4, 81.
496, 17.
to,
canalis, canal, conduit. Harmen. 5, 11 (10), 42.
*Kavi(TKiov, ov, TO, buskct.
Arist.
apud
Kdvaa-rpov,
canistrum,
a kind
of dish. Hes. Also, Kdviarpov. Theogn. apud Athen. 8, 60. [Compare the
basket.
91.
ent,
Apophth. 421
gift,
Kaviaxiv.
2.
Poll. 10,
Pres34, 12.
Smpov.
Porph. Them.
Adm.
210.
es,
Kavi(TKai8T]s,
Phoc. 196, 14. like a Kavla-Kiov.
Schol. Arist.
English
KavSrjXa, at,
torch.
can.]
,
Vesp. 674.
2. A Joann. Mosch. 3056 C. Sophrns. 3429 D. Leant. Cypr. 1708 D. Chron. 468. 546, 17. MrU. 267, 6. 285. Nic. II, 1033 C.
KavSijKd^pa,
3.
r),
fj, the Latin c a n d e 1 a candle, Athen. 15, 61. Eus. Alex. So2 A. suspended lamp. Epiph. II, 196 B.
*Kdvi<rrpov, see KavatrTpov.
Kavvdîvos, ov,
II,
cannabinus, hempen.
AnthoL
xaXa/ioi.
192 (Automed.).
Tjr, rj,
Apollod. Arch. 24.
Kavva,
Hebrew njp, canna,

1,
Polyb. 14,
vais,
15 KoKKotr
kcu.
KdKap.ois,
kov-
^yovv KaXa/iois.
KavhrjKa^pov.
Basilic.
44.,
13,
Kavvdîov, ov, TO,
Kovva^K,
cannabis,
Porph. Cev.
44, 15, 19, 1).
hemp.
the Latin
Diosc. 3, 155 (165).
Kav8r)\afipov, ov, to,
candelabrum.
673, 5.
Achmet. 264 Kawaîv. Moschn. 157,

Porph.
Basilic. 15, 4, 6.
KavSrjKdTTTrjs, ov, 6, (_KavSrj\a, anroj) lamp-lighter,
j
Kavvaô-KOKKos, ov, 6, hemp-seed. p. 237.

i
candle-lighter.
Porph. Cer. 724,
4.
Kawaôv,
251, 20.
ov,
t6,
Kavvafiis.
Adm.
KavSrjXapios, ov, 6,
:^
preceding.
Stud. 1741
Schol. Arist.
Eq. 954.
Gloss. Jur.
C.
KavSiSdna-a-a,
fj,
Kavviov, ov, TO,

the wife
of a Kav&tSaTos.
Stud.
2.
viov.
(rawa)
of cup.
{Kavva)
reed-Joint.
A kind
r),
Sophrns. 3592
Kcii^
Porph. Cer. 67, 21. Kav&idaTos, ov, 6, the Latin candidatus, an officer. Inscr. 1133. 4029. Nil. 160 B.
1592 C.
KavvoTos,
ov,
made of
reed.
SchoL
Arist. Vesp.' 844.
Digitized
by Microsoft
627
Artem. 3. 308. 9, 13. Athan. I, 228 A. 305 B. Basil. IV, 484 A. KavSviov, ov, t6, the name of a mathematical insystematically.
Kavovapêto
Kavovapxf<'>t rjfra, to
perform the duties of kovo-
vdpxns-
Stud. 1748 A.
2.
Brae.
Canonically.
Kavovdpxrjs, ov, 6, -(Kavav, apx*") '" monasteries,

the leader
of
the
church service, the officer

Ct/rill.
who
regulates everything relating to divine

Nil. 496 B.
strument.
service.
V. S. 287 B. 323 A, et alibi. Joann. Mosch. 2860 CAf on. 439, Doroth. C. 1741 D. C. 1784 B. Stud. 1745 C. (Compare 19.
Scyth.
Sext. 508, finding Easter, etc.
6.
2.
Diagram
for
Max.
Conf. Comput.
mo
1217
seq.
KavovuTriov
=
r],
Sei
Kavoviêiv.
Muson. 255.
Lucian.
II, 11.
Cliin.
952
'O eVl tov Kavovos.)
Kavovia-Trjs, ov, 6, canonist.
Jejun. 1932 B.
Schol. Heph. 4,
Kavovi^co, iVo), (koi/o)!')
L. regulo,
to regidate, or-
KavovimiKos,
7, p.
ov, regulating.
der, establish, determine, ascertain.
Classical.
29.
rj,
Aristeas 19. i)iosc. r, Prooem. p. 3. Apollon. D. Pron. 274 B. Ptol. On. 1292 A. Artem. Athenag. 961 C. Arcad. 7, 4. Sext. 161.
Kavovoypa(f)ia, as,
(ypaô)) the writing of rules.
Syncell. 223, 20.

Kavarpio'ios, see Ka(TTpr](nos.
225,18.
larly, in
229,4.
371,4.-2. Toform
Theodos. 1020, 11.
regu1034,
KavToratp, opos, 6, the
gTamma.r.
tary musician.
12, 71. 72. 121.
Latin Mauric.
cantator,
2,
mili-
18.
Leo. Tact.
Cinn. 141,
20.
980, 28 'H /icv els

Tfjs SoTiKrjs
Xrjyovcra (âiTtanKri)
am
3.
Kavoviêrai (KopaKt KopaKo)

the
KavTîXipios, ov,
12.
6,
^=
KayKfWdpios.
canon of Scripture. Athan. II, 1177 C. Pseud-^ <Aan. IV, 284 4. To make a canon, said of A. 289 B. Socr. 2, 17. Impersoecclesiastical rules. Basil. IV, 805 nal, Kavovlêrai, it ii the rule.
To
receive into
icai/<B|3r/idf, ov, 6,
dissoluteness
Kavaôs being
1,
A,
Toits
ToiovTovs TTpotrKKaUiv.
5>
notorious for vice.

Kavmv, ovos,
6,
Strah. 17,
rule.
16.
canon,
Classical.
Clem.
R.
B.
I,
1, 1,
T^s vwoTayfis.
t-^s
Clementin. 25 B.
36
pose penance
upon a
sinner.
To imRoman, et
Polycr. 1360 A,
moTeas.
Clem. A.
II,
1305 B. 813 A, T^s

Neocaes.
15.
cKK\ri<rias.
Porph. Novell. 274, nvaKavoviKapioi, a>v, oi, the Latin

collectors
iKKkqa-ma-TKos.
OnV/. Ill, 3 1 7 A.
349 A, Anc. li.

Alex.
canonicarii,
Cod. 10,
regular,
24.
Nic.
I, 1. 2.
18.
of stipends.
7,
Justiniati.
19,9.
KavoviKos,
Novell. 30,
r),
a'.
128,5.6.
Apollon. D.
235,
3.
6v,
(leavav)
canonieus,
that
is,
according to the rule.

15.
Adv. 552,
10, 29.
to the
p'la.
30.
2.
Sext. 194, 27.
Diog.
Canonieus,
Philon
I,
belonging
S.
theory of music.
22, 50, 6ea>to
Eus. II, 1133 B, rr]s Athan. 1, 224 D. iKKKrjaiaanKTjS imcrTfjiirjs. 2. Model, 284 B. Greg. Naz. Ill, 92 B. standard, with reference to first-class auDion. 27. VI, 813, 11. 1083,2. thors. 3. Rule, in grammar. Drac. 13, 7. Apollon. 4. D. Conj. 503, 26. TAeoffos. 1034, 20.
A. 552 A,
awoa-ToKiKos.
Canonical, according or relating

canonicae,
the
Canon, decree of a
father of the church.
Trarepiov.
couijcil, or
of any great
the
canons of the church.

scripturae
Orig. II, 83 A.
îfiiKia,
canonical
Socr. 108 B.
BasU. IV, 400 B, tSw 5. Soz. 925B.
4.
Laod. 59. 41, ypamiaTa, canonical letters, relating to canons, or containing canons. Ant. 8, imaroXai Basil. IV, 664 B. 836 C. Greg. Nyss. II, 221 B. Ci/rill. A. X, 89 A.
books.
The sacerdotal catalogue or

der, the clergy in general,
order, clerical or6
UpanKos Kard-
Xoyos.
Nic.
I,
16.
17 Oi iv tm Kavovi iêraII,
A..
fo/xcKot, those
belonging to the sacerdotal order.
Canonical, dedicated to the service Laod. 1 5, i/'oXtt)!, regular of the church. 5. Versed in the canons church-chanter.
Ant.
TOV
2. 6. 11.
Epiph.
Socr. 613
340 B.
121
106
Oi
Kavoi/os.
Toy
irap-
of the church. Basil. IV, 664 C. 6. Substantively, (a) 6 kovovikos, one who understands the theory of music. Plut. II, (b) calculator. 657 B, ol TTcpi \vpav. (c) clergyman, in the Cleomed. 96, 31.
6ivovs ras dvayeypap.p,evas cV ra Ta>v eKKKrjO'ia6- The ras KavovtKds. OTiK&v Kavovi, sacred canon, the list containing the canoni-
plural.
Basil.
Procat. 4.
TU, 1381 B. (d) ij kovovikti, L.
Cyrill.
H.
ratio cano-
Anatol. 233 C. of music. (e) sc. wapdevos, a virgin dedicated to the BasU. IV, 392 B. service of the church. Chrys. I, 648 B. 673 B. Macar. 704 D. Cyrill. A. X, 248 D (titul.). NU. 217 C. Martyr. Justinian. Novell. 59, 3. 145 A.
nica, the theory
Greg. Naz. Athan. I, 456 A. 7. Office, prescribed form, ni, 1598 A. Basil. aKoKovBia. formulary of devotion, Pallad. Euagr. Scit. 1229 A. Ill, 644 C. Laus. 1100 C. 1210 C. 1243 A, r^s vrjO-Tetas. Apophth. 164 B. Joann. Mosch. 2856 C. aKo\ov6ia 2870 C. 3009 C, 6 4a>$iv6s, vcKpaaijiOi okoClim. 697 C TOV ip6pov.
cal books.
XovBla.
Doroth.
Mon. 1421 D.
8.
mi
fj
C,
TJjs dypvrrvtas.
Ant.
Basil.
Penance.
Vit.
Ant. Mon. 1485 B. KavovtKws, adv. regularly, according

Areth. 10.
to the ride.
194 B. Norn. Coteler. 151. 9. In the Ritual, a Kavmv is a system of complete Kavav has nine aSai; <idai
Digitized
by Microsoft
Kairahn]^
628
rally flowing
Ka7rpo<f>6voi
'
but in most of the kovovcs the Sfvrepa aSrj is wanting still the mSai are numbered as if the bfvripa abfj occupied its proper place thus, the last abr) is always called wSi; iv; ;
from
to
trees.
Oaleh. XIII, 726

Classical.
F. KanvLâ,
to
cause
smoke.
Mid.
Gen.
KonviSoiiai, to
15,
smoke (neuter).
Sept.
varrj
the last but one, abrj oySrfij, and so on. (See Vit. Nil. Jun. 141 A. Stud. 1.708 B.
;
17 KXi'/Savoy
1,
also Terpacobtov, rpuobiov.)

the
'O
Diosc.
82.
fiyas Kavaiv,

smoke.
KUTTViKos,
17,
Tropically, 2.
20, 18.
to
KaTtviôfievos.
Esai. 42, 30.

to
frighten
Intransitive,
to
great canon, the longest in the ritual,
Sept.
OV,
Ex.
Doroth. 1709 A.
chanted on the Thursday next after the

fourth
pertaining
smoke.
SubstanEpiph.
Sunday
in Lent, at matins.
Triad.
tively, TO KOTTViKdv, the smokc-tox, hearth-tax.
[The most prominent writers of Kavovcs are Andreas of Crete, Cosmas of Jerusalem, Joannes of Damascus, Tlieodorus and Joseph
the Studites, Theodorus of Palestine sur-
Theoph.
yiav,
T]V
756, 6 (Mai. 246, 17 Tfiv XeiTovpTrapelêv vnep KaTTVOv.)

(Kairviô))
Kairvicrfia, aros, to,
incense.
II,
320 A.
Palladas 46.
ov,
Porph. Cer. 468,
named Graptus, and Metrophanes.

composition of the great Kaviov
is
The
.
.
.
15.
ascribed to
.]
KaTvvimos,
4,
r),
smoked.

Aet.
1, p.
Andreas.
KaTrabrjs,
rj,
Suid. 'ladvvris 6 Aap.a<TKriv6s

6,
38, p. 153
C, meat.
oil.
10,
31,
Capades, a proper name.
Inscr.
eXaiov, fragrant
KaTrvlrqs, ov, 6,
4506 (A.
Kairdvrj,
T>.
rjs, f],
94-178).
rpixivr) Kvvrj.
=
6,
Kairvos,
a plant.
Strab.
7,
Diosc. 4,
Hes.
108 (110).
Kmrvo-âTrjs,
p. 17, 6.
2, 2, 17.
Kawepe, the Latin c a
pere
Lyd. 156, 20.
ov,
o,
quid
3,
3.
4,
KawfrmXioy, see KairiToKiovPaul. Cor. KaiTrjkeia), to adulterate.

Tit.
Kairvoboxos,
ov,
=
364 D.
Kanvobo^T),
KanvoSotnj,
B. 1216 C, TO ciayycXtoj'.
rjs, i),
chimney.
6, 20.
Isid.
Kmrrikuraa,
^=. KaTrrjKis.
Sckol. Arist. Plut.
Kairvofibr]!, s,
(EIAQ)
like
smoke.
Ael. N. A.
426.
KairrjXobvTem,
Cyrill.
KairripLov,
fjcrco,
(Sum)
to
visit
KamfKeia.
KairvoTTotos, ov, (jroUai) that
makes smoke, smoky.

fumitory,
Isa.
H. 501 B.
see Kairvpiov.
Schol. Arist.
Kairvos,
ov,
KaTvLKKdpios, ou, 6,
pios, turnkey.
KanLarpaKiov, to,
a corruption of KKaîKov\dSlepli. Diac. 1161 A. little Kamo-Tpiov. Porph. Cer.

the Latin
5,
Diosc. 4,
family.
Vesp. 145. 6, c a p n o s 108 (110). Mai. 246, 17.

6, (e;(o))
2.
a plant.
Hearth, house,
Comn. Novell.
Basilic.
323.
341,
5.
Kanvovôs, ov,
to,
i^
KaTTvobox^.
KairitTTpiov, ov,
eapistrum,
et alibi.
58, 2, 13.
bridle.
Porph. Cer. 460,

ra,
Hes.
KarrovXa, as,
tj,
see (TKairovXiov.
Suid.
Kawira,
(caput) capita
Dion.
IT. II, 787, 17.
2.
2.
=
3.
KairovXiov, ov, to, the

K(pa\at.
taxes.
Cer. 670, 17.

49, 15.
Also,
Latin capulus.
a-KawoiXiov.
Porph.
Codin.
Capita,
Justinian. Novell. 24. KaniTaTiav, wvos,
Edict. 13,
KamraboKia,
23.
KaTra-aSoKifo),
or,
rj,
Cappadocia.
Sept. Deut.
2,
capitatio, r^
quid?
KefjjoKvnav.
KainT^dKia,
lov,
Itrco,
(Kawiraboiais) to side
toith the
to,
Porph. Cer. 463,
5.
Cappadocians.
KaTnrdbo^, okos,
2, 23. o.
App.
I,
716, 74.
Sept. Deut.
KajTiTis bfjUvovTicov,
capitis deminutio.
Capitolinus
II,
a Cappadocian.
Antec.
2, 4, 3.
KaTTiTiaXivof, a, ov,
^=
KajriTaKios.
KamroTiov, ov, to, a kind of
woman's garment.
Dion. H.
19, 6.
7.
I,
585, 13.
787, 16.
Hes.
2, 18, 2.
KaTTiTwXioj', ov, TO, Capitolium.

6,
Polyb.
5.
Kairpa,
fj,
Dion. H.
1, 7,
I,
84. 341,
3,
Epict.
32.
Also,
4,
5,
Strab. 5,
KajreToiKtov.
36 C.
Plut.
the Latin c a p r a 103 B. 146 D.
ai^.
Plut.
I,
Kawpaptos, the Latin

I,
caprarius r=
aiyfios-
Diod. 14, 115.
Strab.
3.
7,
6,
1.
103 B.
a,
t),
Parad. 445 D Ta KaTrerwXia mansions of Oxyrrhynchus.

'KamToKioi,
Polyb.
a,
Tcav iiovaytav,
KairpaTivos,
Plut.
Capitoline.
vSyvai-
I,
36 C.
ov,
the Latin capratinus. 60 C. 146 D. II, 320 C, the Latin
ov,
Capitolinus,
3, 22, 1.
I,
3, 26, 1,
9,
Zew.
Dion. H.
II,
KanpioXiov,
to,
capriolus,
ApoUod. Arch.
Ta
924,6.
308,
Xo'0ou.
Theophil. \OiO B.
Plut. II,
cross-piece
of
timber, brace.
KamTcoXia, ludi Capitolini.
277 C.
Also,
47.
Ka7rpi<f)iKos, ov, 6,
epti/fos.
KoTreToiXioy.
2, 4, 5.
Diod. Ex. Vat.
128, 12.
Paus.
Plut.
I,
the Latin caprificus 36 F. 146 D.

killing Kanpoi.
Kairkiov, see orKanKiov.
KaT!-po(ji6vos, ov,
(*ENn)
Philipp.
kairveXawv, ov, to. (KOTrvor, tXaiov) resin natu-
Digitized
by Microsoft
KaiTvpiov
Kanvpwv, ov, ro,
Psell. Stich.
:
629
Suid. KoTT^pm
KapStoKos,
apxep
ov, c a r d i a c u s , affecting the ri, stomach. Ptol. Tetrab. 198, M6eais. Galen.
Xayavov.
403
votary
to
KaiTvpi(rrrjs, ov, 6, ((caTrupifo))
pleasure.
11,
263 B.
2.
rj,
Cardiacus,
1,
having the
Strab. 14, 2, 26.

Komipoio,
heartburn.
to
Diosc.
155, p. 146.
Sext. 20, 8.
aaco,
1.
(Kanvpos)
11, 13, 2.
dry,
parch up.
KapSioKcas, adv. in the heart.
Strab. i, 4,
KaphmKyla,
Schol. Arist.
as,
(oXyos)
heartburn.
KonvpaSris,
(EIAQ)
Ruf.
i
brittle.
apud
Orib. II, 92, 11.

i
Acb. 1092.
Katrmv, o)i;os, 6,
KaphivaKios, ov,
mpa,
A.
as,
rj,
capo,
to Kapa.
II,
capon.
Gloss,
Ill,
Greg. Naz.
1402
19.
6, the Latin c a r d a cardinal. VsquAo- Synod. 336 C. 360 C KapbaioKis.
344 B.
hearts
n a1
Epiph.
801 C.
665, 6.
Chron.
70,
Ill,
16.
KaphtoôKos,
ov. ((SoXXco) 11,

6,
acting
upon
the stomach.
Mai
35, 22, et alibi.
Damasc.
825 C.
Ruf. apud Orib.

KapSioyvaia-Trjs,
ov,
115, 12.
(/cap8i'a, yivaa-KO))
1,
Theoph. 583, 18.
Philon II, 522, 26. Kapaîas, a, 6, (Kapa(3os) the mate of a merchantman. Joann. Mosch. 2929 C.
Kapaâs,
a, 6,
Carabas.
knotoer.
Luc. Act.
24.
15, 8.
Clem. A.
Kapdpiov,
ov,
TO,
I, 141 B. Orig. n, 1469 C. Kap8i6opai (KopSm), to be endotoed with heart.
Kapaôs,
boat.
Areth. 54.
Chron. 722, 20 Kapdîv.

660, 18.
rj,
Martyr. Porph.
Anast. Sin. 1164 D.

Kap8i6iT\r]KTos, ov, (jrkifacra) struck, in the heart.
Cer. 474, 20.

Kopa/SoTTOua, as,
ing.
Adm.
130. 270, 6.
Theoph. 736,
KapbioTTovta,
6.
(Kapa|3os, Trotew) boat-build-
rja-o),
(irovfoi) to be
Leo. Tact. 20, 71.
^=
A.
Lucian.
II, 99.
TTjV
KoiKlav
pov oKya.
pained at heart, Marc. Erem. 1017
Kapaôirpoa-amos, ov, (xapa/Soy, 7rp6(r<mrov) loith

the face
of a crawfish.
6,
KopSioTpcBToy,
heart.
ov,
(nTpaMTKio)
wounded
in the
Kapaffos,
ov,
Areth. 56.
696, 15.
C.
Martyr. Joann. Mosch. 2929 C. Chron. 700, 8, et alibi. >ipA. Mon. 265
boat
vessel.
6,
of a
Pseud-îAan. IV, 1540 A.

rjo-m,
KapSiovXKeo),
(eXicai)
to
draw
the heart out

I,
of a victim, at a sacrifice.
fcapStovXicm, as,
fj,
Lucian.
536.
to napbiovkKeiv.
Clem.
Polyb.
Kapayos, ov,
the Latin
7.
r/,
carrago,
barricade.
A.
I,
76 A.
Mauric. 12,
KapaSoKia, as,
38,
7.
18.
=
to,
Zeo. Tact. 4, 53.

aTTOKapaSoKia.
Kap8io(f)v\a^, oKos, 6, {(fivKa^) breastplate.

6, 23, 14. 15.
Aquil. Ps.
sort of
Prov. 10, 28.

fj,
KapSioo),
aia-ai,
(^Kapbia) to ravish the heart.
Sept.
KapoKoWa,
mantle.
the Latin
ov,
caracalla, a
preceding.
Cant.
KapSCf,
4, 9, V, 6,
Dioclel. G. 17, 80. 95.
KapaxaXKiov,
Laiis.
nvd. Cardys.
Bekker. 1195.
Nicet. Byz. 776
Pallad.
Kapi, to, (Arabic) the striking.
1225 C.
6,
A
Caracalla.
rj,
(Koran, cap. 101).

Tjs, T),
KapaxaXXof, ov,
KaparoprjiTis,
Syncell. 672, 4.
Kdprj,
=.
fj
xdpa.
Dion. P. 562. 1049.
eas,
(^Kaparopôs)
^=
10.
dnoK<jia-
Kapriâprjs, is, (jcdprj, fiapca)
heavy in
the head.
Xttrpds, decapitation.
Kaparopla, as,
rj,
Mai. 473,
Synes. 1217 D.
KaprjâpiTTis,
ov,
6,
mpâvwv,
Porph.
Kapôvvrj,
ov, to,
Tatian. 824 A. preceding. Arabic QIK.WAN", caravan.
(^Kap-qâpfjs)
heady wine.
Tatian. 828
Schol. Arisf. Plut. 808.

Kaprjâvdos, ov,
Adm.
Tjs,
fj,
201, 20.
âvBoKapijvos.
Kapôviov, incorrect for Kapâviov.
c.
Kap/Smv.
FiV.
Amphil. 20
itapâviov.
Kapf/pe,
the
I,
Latin (Kdp)
6,
c are re
to
:=
aripeadai.
A.
Kapôvvtv
for
2,
Kapôvviov,
to,
Plut.
Kapl^w,
31 A.
ia-a,
speak Greek
like
a Co'
Ptoch.
Aet.
.1/e(/.
617.
nan.
the Latin c a r b o
Strab. 14, 2, 28, p. 142, 25.

sc.
KapjSojj/, coi/os, TO,
1,
p.
10, 41.
=: av6pa^. Doroth. 1709 B. ieo
âpiROS, ov,
(
).
TTOus,
eniTpiTOS Seirrepos
Heph.3,3.
201.
ov,
6,
Kapîovdpios,
fipoKcis-
carbonarius
Kdpffwu.
Kdpiv, see Kapiov.
av-
Kapiva,
fj,
the Latin
48, 38,
TO,
2.
little
carina =;
Tpoms,
keel.
Hellad. apud PAo(. IV, 305 B.
Kapâviov, ov, to,
Dion C.
Kapiov,
ov,
Stud. 1741 C.
carrus
or
carrum.
Porp/i. Cer. 674, 4.

KapSrivSKis, incorrect for KapBivSKis.
Dioclet. G. 15, 30. 29 Kdpiv.
Kapiari (KapiC<o), adv. in the Carian language.

28,
6,
1
mpbia,
as,
rj,
heart.
Sept. Sir.
1,
Surarj,
xaivri.
Strab. 14, 2, 28, p. 142, 22.
SuTTaôvira.
Const. Apost. 8,
*KapKapos,
career
Secpanfipiov.
II,
Gemin. 768 C KapSt'a Xe'ovror, cor 2. 7ê cardiac a star in Leo.
eon is,
Sophron. apud Phot. Lex.

40. KopKep,
6,
Diod.
Plut.
515,,
orifice of
the stomach, the upper 351 D.
orifice.
Galen. VI,
the Latin
career.
I,
274 F\
.;.'
"Ek toO
KnXoupe'i/oi/ KapKcpe, e carcere.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KapKiva<s
KapKivds, dSos,
f),
630
Artem.
JVaz. IJ,
Kaprayeva
a species of Kapxlvos.
KapjToSdnjr, ov, 6, (SlSapi) giver
166.
Galen. VI, 392 B.
KapKLvevrrjs, ov, 6, crab-catcher.
Artem. 166.
KapKivos, ov,
torture.
of an instrument of Philon Died. 20, 71, p. 458, 75.

6,
the
name
offruit. Greg. 1572 A. KapiTO^Lâvu><j)6pos, ((pipai) whose fruit is (tâvui. Anast. Sin. 1073 C.
617 D.
Ill,
KapnoKpds, see KapnoKpaTrjs.

KapTroKpda-ioi,
a>v,
II, 192, 43.
ol,
KapnoKpanavoi
Clem. A.
I
KapKivaSrjs, fs, cancerous.
Diosc.
2,
66.
126.
Epiph.
I,
364 B.
ov,
KapnoKpaTeios,
of Carpocroies.
6,
Kappevra,
Kapfiiva,
r)s, 17,
Carmenta,
81,
7.
Dion. H.
I,
I,
ra,
the Latin
I,
carmina
31 A. to Kapos,
84, 5.
1112 A.
KapTTOKpaTTis,
eos,
n).
Carpocrates,
I,
Dion. H.
C.
Plut.
II,
278
Iren. 680 A.
Clem. A.
a heretic. 1129 B, et alibi.
Kapva^dSiov,
ov,
to,
=
u
caraway.
Geopon.
Ptoch.
2,
9, 28, 2.
Boiss. Ill, 412, dvaroXiKov.
B.
Hippol. Haer. 398, 92, et alibi. Tertull. II, 66 B. Epiph. I, 284 A. Theod. IV, 349 D. Called also KapiroKpas. Epiph. I, 364
ol,
178 Kapva^dSiv.
c a r e
Kapoiov, incorrect for Kdpvov.
KapTTOKpanavoi, mv,
Diosc.
3,
Carpocratiani, the
fol-
Kdpos, fos, TO,
caraway.
lowers of Carpocrates.
KapiTos, ov, 6, fruit.
Heges. 1324 A.
59 (66).
jcapovxa,
Galen. VI, 370 A.
Sept.
Mace.
1,
10, 30, i-
KapoTa, incorrect for Kap&Ta.

less correct for
Xivos, tree-fruit.
ij,
Koppovxa, as,
66, 20.
the
KapnoTOKOs,
ov, (tikto))
bearing fruit.
Philon
to
I,
Latin
Polyc.
588,
8.
carruca
Symm.
Antec.
8.
or
carrucha,
1,
chariot,
53, 9, et alibi.
Kap7roTpo(l>a>,
rjcra),
carriage.
Esai.
2,
Martyr.
7.
{KapiroTp6(j>os)
nurture.
48.
Chron. 571,
Damasc.
1,
Ill,
685 A.
bear fruit.
Classical.
Mai. 361, 17. Porph. Cer. 414, 10. Hes. "Appa .... Vrjhiav .... Mai. 345, Kapovxap^lov, ov, to, carriage-house.
699, 15.
19.
Kap7ro(j>opa>, to
Polyc.
Iren.
els
Tov Kvpiov rjpwv

t\.
Îrja-ovv
^piarov.
Kapovxov, ov, TO,

KapTrdatvos,
rj,
=
1,
Prooem. 3, IV, 80 A,
1,
1, 1, 3, t\, to
Trjv dXriGciav-
produce. Orig. 2. To give presGreg. Naz.
<apovxa.
Dioclet. G. 15, 28.

linen.
ents, particularly to
the church.
ov,
carbasinus, of fine
6.
397 B. H, 393
XIov Se pot to Kaptroibo;
Sept.
Esth.
7, 2, 3.
Dion.
H.'
3, 1.
I,
382,
15.
povpivov
8, 10.
em
Tffl
âirriirpaTi
presents by the
Const. Apost.
Strab.
fferm. Vis.
person baptized.
Nil. 137 C.
Kdpwaa-os, ov,
r),
Hebrew D313,
I,
c ar
ba
Cyrill. Scyth.
V.
fine
71.
2.
fax.
Dion. H.
383,
2.
S(?-a6. 15, 1,
Jacob. Liturg. p. 60.

TIVL TL.
290 B. PseudoNicet. Paphl. 28 A,

S.
Carpasum,
ov,
TO,
a poisonous plant.
Diosc. Delet. 13.

KapTTcvTov,
KapnoôprjTeov
thc Latin
carpentum,
60, 22,
2.
=
rj,
heX laipiroôpeiv.
Orig. Ill,
a kind of
KapTTfvai
vehicle.
Dion C.
1260 B.
KapiToipopia, as,
(^Kapwocjyopos^
60,
a bearing of
397, 4.
33, 2 Kap-nivTiov.
fruit, fruitfulness.
Philon
I,
105, 46.
KapTTovprn.
Classical.
Method. 32
2, 8.
Iren.
1,
4, 4, production, invention.
A,
TIVOS.
rj,
Kapnla, as,
=
6,
A.
Kaprrfia.
I,
Polyb. 32,
C.
85,
729 A. Gangr.
2.
7.
Clem.
Offerings.
PampUl. 1553
9.
PaUad. Laus. 1059 D.
Kapnipov, TO, {Kdpm/ios)

the fruits' of the earth. 13.
plural to Kapnipara,
Nic.
CP. Histor.
KapmfTTrjs, ov,
liberator.
the
Roman
vindex, deliverer,
pistes,
Epict. 3, 24, 7, et alibi. 2. Caran epithet of the Valentinian 8pos. Iren. 460 A.
ov, to,
1177 C. Nil. 137 C. Cyria. A. X, 364 B. Apophth. 144 C. Syncell. 15, 1, of fruit. KapTToa, (uo-co, Kapnovpai. Dion. H. I, 523, 2. To offer a sacrifice. Sept. Lev. 6, TL. Deut. 26, 14. Esdr. 1, 4, 52. Clem. 2, 11. A. I, 277 A. Kapwapa, otos, to, ((capTrdo)) offering. Sept. Ex.
Kapirofiakaapov,
(Kaprros,
ôKaapos)
the
29, 25. 18, 9.
40, 26.
Lev.
1,
4.
3,
16.
carpobalsamum,
tree.
Num.
Athen.
the fruit
of
balsam-
Diosc.
1,
68
(1, 71
BaXwd/iou ko/otoC).
Kapirampos,
11, 55, p.
ov, (^KopniaiTis)
= Kapmpos.
Sept.
Sir.
KapTTofipaTOs, ov, (/Spcards)

Sept. Deut. 20, 20.
producing edible fruit.

Diosc.
478 A.
f),
KopTraa-is, eas,
Kapwaipa.
Lev.
30,
4,
*apnoy6vos,
5,
ov,
(yiyvopai) fructifying.
10.
18.
22,
22.
Job
42, 8.
19.
158 (159).
Athan.
II,
149 C.
the
Cyrill.
A.
Melito 1217 B.
KapvcoTos,
J],
n, 33 B.
KapnoSoaia, as,
fruit.
fj,
6v,
(jcapTrds)
(KopTroSoTT/s)
giving of
ures of fruits.
Kapirayros.
Sept.
ornamented with figReg. 2, 13, 18 XiTav

KapynSav.
Germ. 229 B.
r)(ra>,
KapnoSoTeto,
to be Kopnohorris.
Synes. 1560
KapTayeva,
rj,
C.
Carthago, =:
Mai
163, 17.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KapTa^covo<;
jKapraâvos,
6,
631
Ael, N.
Kaao<i
Indian,
/lovoKfpaS'
well-known
A. 16, 20.
*apTaXa/ios, ov,
^KupToKKos, ov,
6, 6,
Ind. 445 D.
see KaprafiApa.
Philostrg. 493 B. Cosm. (Simoc. 294, 9 îXKov 'ivSav. Theoph. 429, 10 ûXXoi/ 'Ii/Sikoi/.)
spice.
ts, nut-like.
L. fiscella, a kind of basket.
KapvmSrjs,
Classical.
Strab. 12, 3,
Sept. Deut. 26, 4.

30.
Jer. 6,
9.
i),
Reg. 4, 10, 7. Philon I, 694, 42.
Sir. 11,
15, p. 528, 17.
Kapvans,
iSos, ^,
1,
caryotis
148.
.Kapraiicpa. as,
12,
(Keltic)
girdle.
(jioivi^
Kapva-
Lyd.
1 79,
Tos.
Diosc.
Kapreov
mispronounced Kaprdkafws. z= Sfi KeipeaBai. Muson. 207.

fjo-m, 2,
7,
KapvmTos,
Sept.
Kaprepea,
to
wait,
Sea;^.
6,
abide
667,
3.
awhile.
Mace.
17.
7rX))o-o-<o)
J), ov, nut-like. Kapvaros (ôiVi|, a variety or species of date. Diod. 2, 53. Strdb. 16, 2, 41. Dio.5c. Eupor. 2, 31, p. 243. 2. Ornamented with figures of nuts. Sept.
.KaprepowXij^,
^yo9,
^,
{Kaprepos,
5, 34.
Ex.
of
38, 16.
I),
dealing heavy blows.

.Kaprepoiffvxia, ai,
ij,
Diod.
Kapipcvos,
OK,
Inscr. 2852, 31, <îaX). the Latin carpi neus,
made
/os.
Mace.
9,
Pseudo(ÛX"?) fortitude. asi7. IV, 817 A. p. 510.

(mprepos)
to
carpinus.
Apollod. Arch. 33.
Kapcpiov,
>KapTep6a>,
axro),
make
strong.
(103).
6,
2.
ov,
TO,
little
iVat7
Kopipos.
Diosc. 4, 101
Âo.
Leo. Tact.

KapTîjias, a, 6,
dir6K07tos, evvovxos,
eunuch.
Porph. Cer. 670, 18. plural, TO Kapipia, the suckers on

26.
3.
5, 4.
In the
Theoph. Cont. 145, 19. [The radical portion of this word is found in the Shemitic njfp
Konra).]
-KapTos,
r],
the polypus,
2,
=
fj,
the feelers
of
KorvXriSav.
Schol. 0pp. Hal.
312.
Kapfjyoet^Tjs, es, like

6v,
Kdp<fios.
Diosc. 4, 42.
(Keipai)
L. sectivus,
sectilis,
that
Kap<po\oyia, as,
may
be cut or chopped.
Arcad.
79,
14.
small sticks.
Kap<p6a,
axTO),
npatrov KapTov, L. sectile or sectivum porrum,

chives or cives,
2,
Diosc.
2,
178 (179). Eupor.

3,
To
nail
=
a
a picking of motes or Galen. II, 379 B.

(Xeyio)
Kapcfia.
Philipp.
I,
75.
2>
3.
fi\6o>.
Pseudo-iViicod
B, 10,
117, p. 318.
r),
Schol. Arist.
Ran. 824.
of nobility
iitapia, ar,
XlKI).
walnut-tree.
Diosc.
5 (8),
jSao-i-
Kapxav,
6,
title
among the Turks.

Epiph.
to
I,
Porph.
iatu,
Adm.
J],
174, 20.
::=.
Kapvan^ca,
dance.
(Kapiai)
I,
to
Philon
11, 19.
dance the Caryatic Lucian. II, 273.
Kapxapia, as,
Kapxapias.
472
with
D.
KapxriSoviaâ,
euro),
'KapvSiôi, i<ra, to
pelt with nuts.

Kapvhiov,
ov,
TO,
throw KapiSia at persons, to Leant. Cypr. 1 708 D.
{Kapxrj&ovios)
side
the Carthaginians. Kapi), oCs,

7),
Plut.
I,
309 C. caraway.
Kaptorov.
Kapvov,
walnut.
Leant.
;:= to Kopof,
2.
careum,
t
Cypr. 1708 D.
KapvrjSov,
Onb.J, 194,
Galen.
Diosc.
II,
211,
6.
adv. like a nut.

5.
397 F.
Kapwra,
Diosc.
ij,
the Latin c a r o
Soran. 250,
joipvivos,
I),
3,
52 (59).
t],
ov,
of an almondSept. Gen. 30, 37. tree, dp.vy8aXivos. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 584 A. Jer. 1, 11. Sept. Ex. 25, fKapuicTKOf, ou, 6, little Kapvov.
walnut-oil.
2.
of Kapvov.
1,
41, cXatoi/,
KapanKos,
198.
ov,
1,
(Kapoa)
68.
soporific.
Erotian.
Plut. II,
I,
O/" almond,
Diosc.
4, 65, p. 556.
647 B. A.
12.
Galen, n, 379 B.
Clem. A.
481
Kaparov, ov, to, c a r o t a

*Kaxra, c
carrot.
Athen.
9,
33.
KapvKfia, as,
T),
(KapvKevm) rich cookery or dishes.
fj,
a
6.
^=
ot/cm,
koKv^t],
ouofais.
Clem. A.l, 521 A.

KapvKiVTrjS, ov, 6,
Athen. Mech.
6 KapvKevav-
Hes.
^=
Clem. A.
I,
KaaaKîov,
ov,
to,
(KaadKâs)
Kaaavpiov.
592 B.
kapvov, ov, TO, nut, in general.
Kov,
Kapvov
Schol. Arist.
/SatrtXt-
Eq. 1285.
*Kaaiis,
6, felt.
Xen. Cyr.
_
8, 3, 6
tovs Koa-as,
<aa-ds.
or simply Kapvov, the walnut.

Diosc.
1,
-Kapvov
103.
185, 12.
178.
Agathar. Galen. VI, 353 C.

Diosc.
1,
housing.
Poll.
7,
Agathar.
119,
(sic)
12,
tovs
68 Kdaa-as
UovTiKov, the hazelnut.
f'LprjKcv.
Arcad.
24,
12 6
IwmKovs Sevo(j)av [Of SheKairris.
Ruf. apud Orib. II, 279, 4. Galen. VI, 154 A. Kapuoj/ rpnrrov, nutmeg. 2. Almond d/ivySoXT/, Stud. 1716 B.
179.
mitic origin.
(TKCTrdfa).]
Compare DDJ
Casius,
KoKvirTto,
Kdo-iof,
ou,
6,
an
epithet of Zeus.
d/iuySaXoi/.
4, 2).
fepi.
II,
Num.
17, 8 (/os.
Ant.
4,
Theophil. 1040 B.
Kda-cs, less
Sext. 173, 29.
PAJfon
Kpov.
Moer. 43.
5.
3.
162, 22.
Erotian. 260,
tti-
correct for Kaaa-is.
Pulley, particularly,
Kda-ov, ov, TO,
(casus
yvvaiKi.
?)
portion, share.
Leo
the block.
Apollod. Arch. 44. 45. 47.
Leo.
Isaur. Novell. 52 To i^ dnaiSeias Kaaaov (sic)

SoBrjo-erai
xda-os, ov, 6,
,Jur.
ttj
Tact. 19,
*apud0uXXoi', Of, TO, (Kapvov, (jjvWov) c a r y o phyllon or garyophyllon, c/oue, the
casus
Gloss. Jur.
p-ipos, a-vfitpopd.
Gloss.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Ka<TO<i
632
the twelfth part of
KaaTpo-(f)v'Ka^
3033 C.
16, et alibi
Kcuros, ov, 6,
^=
Kacra, oikos,
Chron. 699, 21
KotrreXXii'.
560,.
Mai. 103, 13. c a s a) a coarse Ka(TovKa, as, fj, (c a s u 1 a Proc. I, covering or garment so called.
the zodiac.
,
Mai. 386,
tA,
7,
et alibL
KeopA^
196, 20.
Koo-TeXXoj/,
ot),
KcurreKKos.
Proc. TH^
522,
2.
279, 30, as a proper name.
Kacra-aiiov, ov, to,
a species of
spice.
Philostrg.
KoiTTfXKos,
ov,
488 B.
Kaa-a-Mpeia,
cedonia.
Kaa-iras, 6,
fort, castle.
as,
r),
Cassandrea, a city of
Ma-
Diod. 19, 52. Hes. Kaacrds, afiîTamis, Ka(rrjs.

Cassianus, the founder of the
in, 597 D. 1301 B.
the Latin castellum 6, Epiph. II, 40 D. 45 D. Chrys. Proc. m, 226, 10. Petr. Sic.
Ka\ m\a)Ta.
KaareXKoo, aira, (xaoreXXor) to furnish with a top or tops, as a ship of war. Mauric. 12
p.
Kaamavos,
A.
Kaa-a-ris, oi,
ov, 6,
346.
Theoph.' 459,
20
KaareXKaium
8.
sect of Ao/ojTOi.
Clem. A.
I,
1192 C.
SUrua.
1205 Lyd.
ttXoui, castellated ships.
Codin. 115,
the Latin
casses
Kaa-aris.
Koo-TeXXiu/ui, oTor, TO, (xaoTEXXoa)) iAe top of a vessel of war. Porph. Cer. 6 72, 5. ApoUod.
230,
7.
Kaairibiov, ov, to,
Porph. Cer. 330,

Diosc.
Arch. 46 Ta Trapa Trov waXaiav dpvtJMicra \fyofieva, KaareWa/jLaTa Se Tavra icdKov(n, write
KayKfXXm/iiaTa ?
Kacrropia, as,
rj,
19.
Kaa-crlâ (liaa-a-la), to smell like cassia.
1,
Castoria, a city.
aii. Porph.
13, p. 26.
Novell. 319.
KaoTopi'fo), iVo),
to
Katro-iot,
incorrect for Kao-toy.

iSos,
r],
smeH
/ifce
Kaaropiov.
Diosc.
Kaaa-U,
the Latin
cassis,
helmet
2,10.
Kaaropiov, ov, to,
of metal.

alibi.
Pseudo- Cj/nfl. A. X, 1084 A. Maucic. 1, 2, et

1 7.
(^KaoTap)
castor.
castoreum,
1,
fie 81.
musk of
KafTTovpi
the
Diosc.
77,
p.
MaZ. 202,
6, 25.
rj,
fles.
UepiKcâKaia
Inscr.
p. 9.
5,
Leo. Tact.
*Kacr(TiTfpivos,
ov, (jcatraiTepos) 'of tin.
150, B, 27. 28.
Diosc.
1,
Prooem.
Cosm. Ind. 444 A. B. 445 D Kaaroptv. =^ KooTtop, au animal. Cosm. Ind. 444 A. KaarpaTos, the Latin castratus, castrated.
Antec.
1,
110.
Kaa-a-irepas, a, 6, dealer or tt'orfer
11, 9.
tin.
Nicet.
KotTTpiviTios, see Kacrrpô'tos.
Paphl. 493 C.
KatTOiTepoTTOLos,
ov,
Genes. 15,
6,
2,
as a surname.
KaoTprjvos,
T)
ov,
residing in a KcuTTpov.
Theophyl.
(jroieco')
tinman.
Diosc.
Ptol.
B. IV, 337 C.
RaaTprjvaios, see Kaa~rpr]a-ios.
Ka(rTpr)(nav6s,
ij,
Tetrab. 180.
Ka(TaiTfp6to, aa-co, to tin over.
Kao'frov, ov, to,
=
ov,
1,
33.
Koo'ovKa.
lies,
KaofTov, see Kaaov.
Kaa-ToKSos, ov,
.544,
6.
rj,
6,
castaldus,
bailiff?
Theoph.
Diod.
123,
Mai. 430, 5. KatTTpjjaios, a, ov, the Latin castrensis, belonging to the camp, military. Chron. 703,
KaoTpfja-ios7.
ow,
the Latin
castrensianus
514, 16, apTos.
Kaa-Tava'LKos,
belonging to KaaTavov.
Sws.
Also,
Heron Jun.
193,
2,
1,
n6~
1. ire-
KaaTpiv(Tios.
Antec.
9,
2, 50, Kapva, chestnuts.
Kaa-Tavaiov,
19.
ov,
to,
Basilic, 19, 8, 6.
Gloss. Jur. Kaa^Tphtriov
Rcurravov.
Inscr.
KovXiov, ISioKTTiTov.
Also,
6,
KaxTTpr)vtnos.
NO,.
340 D.
as,
2,
fj,
Kaa-TavEo,
c a
4.
Geopon.
vetov.
8,
2.
s t
anea
chestnut-tree.
incorrect.
2. Substantively,
officer.
Basilic.
32
(titul.)
Kavtrrpimos
6 KaarprjiruK,
I,
Chestnut
^=
Kaa-ra-
castrensis, an
Porph. Cer. 28,
4.
Aihan.
309 A.
Galen. VI, 426 F.
742, 11, et alibi.
Kaa-Taveios, a, ov, (Kaaravov)
Eupor.
2,
47, p. 259, 0Xoios.
of chestnuts. Diosc. Galen. VI, 431
KaoTpOfiaxia, as,
p.a)(ia,
tj,
(Kaarpov, im)(oiiai)
Tei;(0-
attack upon a fort, assault.
Theoph.
=
38.
F, âXavoi =:: KCUTTava. Aet. 1, p. 13, 28. 2. Substantively, to Kaa-raveiov, sc. Kapvov,
KOiTTavov.
KaoT-pov, Ov, TO,
Galen. VI, 426 P.
A then
'>
KatTTavov, ov, to, usually in
Diosc.
2>jl3-
1,
the plural, chestnut. Galen. VI, 357 D. Athen. (Xen.^ Anab. 5, 4, 29 Kapva 8e eVi
145.
Porph. Cer. 467, 7. the Latin castrum <f>poipiov, fort. Epiph. II, 32 A. Chal. 1369 B. Theod. Lector 2, 34, p. 201 B. PaXr. 125, 12. Clim. 797 A. 812 B, now the mon581,
6.
Twi/ diKByai'mi/
^v
noWa
to TrXoTca ouk exovra
Sia(f)vfiv ovdep,iav.)
Mount Sinai. Chron. 602, 7. 2. C a s t r a =^ OT-paTOTreSoK, jrapf/t/SoX^ camp, commonly in the plural. Lyd. 171, 6. 193, 22. Antec. 2, 11. Suid.
astery of
KaoTpoûXaxe'co,
ijo-a,
KacTTfXXaTos,
?;,
ow,
((cdoTeXXof) castellated ship
of war.
(KacrTpo(f>vKa^) to
command
fori.
Co(j,f^. Ill,
620 D,
icapafios.
fort.
Anal. 35, 12.

6,
Kaa-TcXKiov, Ov, to,

1,
=:
KaoTfXXor.
37.
Cons/. (536), 1177 C.
Theod. Lector Joann. Mosch.
KaaTpo-(f)v\a^, oKos,
commander of a
Eust. Thessalon. Capt. 442, 13.
Digitized
by Microsoft
naaTv
iia<rrv,
633
inkhorn.
KaTaôrjati
268. App. II, 800, Macar. 508 A.
81.
the
Hebrew nOB,
9, 2.
Aquil. et
Theophil. 1080 B.
Theodtn. Ezech.
laiTa.
With the
genitive.
Vil.
Epiph. 92
KaTaâpjjs,
es,
very âpvs.
Poll. 4, 172.
Dion
Clas-
TIapei}(ev airra
tov (tItov Kara rpiSiv fiohiav,

for a coin.
;
at the rate
of three modii
dative
zzz.
2.
C. 39, 42, 2.
Kara-fiapiiva, to
sical.
With the
genitive
barbarous.
Mid.
26,
weigh down
Sept. Reg.
to
oppress.
to
Karaâpivopai,
2,
be heavy or
ere.
Kara '&.av(TTavTaio\moKfL 3. With the accusative,
Theoph. 540, 17 Ti/v Toimirriv t&v Beoii&xav Kiv7)<Tiv iyvwKas.
burdensome.
2,
13, 25, eVi

2, 8.
14,
eV
avTov.
Joel
Marc.
14,
(a) towards, in the Jos. Ant. 15, 9, 6 Tar Kara direction of. Diosc. 4, 162 (165), irpoa-ôKas. X(3a p. 652 Kara avejiov (4, -154, p. 642 Kar avfArr. P. Eux. 39 pov, against the wind).
fii<î\rj iiravaaTaa-a i^cppdyri
<rra,
like,
40.
Karafiaa-ia, as,
Kar eSpov pAXi-
j3fT
(b) with reference to the spectators. FseuA-Athan. IV, 908 A 'EXttrdas. rj pfj yeXdiraiTa Kara Trjv '2appav, oKKa
ttjv
r/, Plut. II, 555 KaTdfiaatsA. Mai. 416, 4, attack? assault and battery? 2. In the Ritual, it is applied to the tipôf sung slowly at the end of an 0)817 of a Kavinv. The KaTaâa-tai of a great churchfeast are the elpp,oi of the Kavav of that feast. Porph. Cer. 30, 5.
KaTaâxribwv,
ov,
to,
following.
Epiph.
(C)
vqareiaaa-a koto,
"Avvav, as Sarah did.
Man. 268 D.
KaTa^do'iov, ov, to, (xaTajSao'ts) descent, stairs or
steps leading
6 Kara tov followed
by a proper name,
Joann.
iitovopaôpevos,
surnained.
down
Mosch. 3069
a-apiov.
Xoi/.
'Adavdaios 6 Kara tov Zrjpnp-
Soz. 1597 B.
to a place. Aster. 324 B. Porph. Cer. 117, 9. 120, 13.
Yov 'AvTiox^vi.
Mai. 494, 3 'O koto BeXioTheoph. 368, 3 'O Kara AopevTîoNic. 676, 19 'O Kara tov Maptvaiaiv.
26, 18.
215, 4, ToC XouTpoS.
Leo Gram. 273,
7.
KaTa^d(nos, ov, descending
Sept. Sap. 10, 6
Uvp
upon
KaTa8d<TU)V TlevTaTTdKeas, that

the
came down
Theoph. Cont. 17. 137. 4. It is often prefixed to verbs and adJectives for the sake of strengthening or in-
CP. Histor.
Five
6cs,
Cities.
f/,
KaTaâais,
(Kara/SaiVco)
a descending,
3, 17, p.
descent, going down.

16, ^ els TTjv vavv-
Strab. 8,
8, 6, 12,
r)
122,
tensifying their
meanings
very,
in
which case
it
els "AiSoV-
may be
rendered,
;
much, very much,
Tropically, condescension, accommodation,

avyKaTdâa-is.
Orig.
I,
exceedingly
Tayvp-vdâ.
as Kadr\p,ep6a>, KaTaâv<dKaa>, Ka-
1044 D, diov vpbs
Not
;
unfrequently, Kord merely
TO dvBpimiva.
KaTa-âtTKoiva.
increases the sound of the

is
word
to whicli
it
prefixed
as KoBeoprdâ, Ka6epp.r)viva>.
KOTaâ, TO, the aorist imperative of KaTaâlvio,
KaTOâTov, ov, to, ((caTa/Saivo)) page of a book. Anasl. Sin. 201 C. Nic. II, 1029 A. Hes.
SeXi'j
used as an indeclinable noun, == Karafidfnov Porph. Cer. 495, 8 TA Kardâ tov Priyiov. Kara^dyeiav, incorrect for Kara ^dyeiav. Porph.
Cer. 448, 2 Toiis d7rop,evovTas tS>v <TTpaTUOT5>v
....
Poll. 9, 12.7.
Kara-âvKaXda.
20.
Ael.
N. A.
14,
Orig.
I,
1409 C, waiSiov.
fj,
KaTaâvKahjais, eas,
p.
lullaby.
Athen. 14, 10,

Cyrill-
Kara ^dyetav, the stragglers.

(caru/3af(B,
618 E.
abhor thoroughly.
Plut.
I,
I,
aira,
=:
Karaî^dfrn.
Leo
Gram.
KaTo-^SfXiJcro-o/xai, to
354, 22. 358.
A.
found.
Sext. 202, 27
197 D.
lo affirm.
Kara^dWo),
to
tu Kara-
Kara-êâioopat,
KaTo/Sf/Saimo-is,
730 D.
fidXkovra, first principles.

Kara-^mrrl^ta, to dip, to sink.
et alibi.
ems,
rj.
affirmation.
II,
Diod. Ex.
.
Achill. Tat.
9,
1, 3,
Vat. 20, 13.

KaTa/SfXij?,
es,
I,
Plul.
1120 D.
Alex. Aphr. Probl.

Basil. Ill,
23.
Tit.
B.
OeXos) covered
325,
Sept.
8.
with
wounds.
12,
168 C. 421 B. Macar. Greg. Naz. II, Did. A. 700 C. 236 B, a travesty oi âirriâ, to baptize, with reference to heretical baptism KaTa-fiaimaTr)pu)V, ov, to, a place where persons Const. (536), 1096 are dipped or drowned.
1208 A. 508 A.
Dion. H.
Kara-fiid^^.
Gen.
19,
3.
Ex.
33.
Philon
Tor
I,
685, 11.
to
Kara-î^dCm,
lower the price.
Socr. 424 B,
npas
79.
tcov
fcoy,
avlav
i),
els
TKarrov.
KaraBiaxTis,
20,
=.
fiima-is.
Diod. 18, 52.
C, a travesty ot fiawria-Triptov, laptistery.

KaTa-âirTiarris, ov, 6,
drowner.
Greg. Naz.
II,
421 C, a travesty of jSaTrriaT^r, baptizer.

Kara-jSdTrro), to
TL eis
dip
in.
Diosc. lobol. 27, p. 87,

ro
deranged, insane. Kara^Xafins, es, (Kara^XaTrrio) 608 C. Did. A. Eus. V, 616 A, toC against.
KaTa-p\aa-<j)ripia>
n.
Lucian.ll, iT5.
diKOiOV.
KaTa-âpea
:=
KaTaâpvvco, to weigh down,
KaTa-^Xeiro), to look
18, 16.
towards or
at.
Sept. Gen.
press hard.
Polyb. 18, 4, 4.
11, 33, 3, r^
Plut.
ea>s,
n, 469 B,
pdxv-
Diod. 13, 17.

Epict.
2,
tropically.
22,
Paid. Cor. 2, 12, 16, Lucian. I, 18.
KOTaôriais, 32, 19.
fj,
et alibi.
Sept. Sir.
to Karaôav.
Plut. II, 420 E. F.
Arlem. 37.
80
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by Microsoft
zôdpda
.KaTajSodpom,
axra,
634
to
KaTayopevari<;
Xe^rfTi.
(ôdpos)
bury
deep.
Cosm. Ind. 441
-o-î/at axvpa,
to
Dubious.
KaraôXr),
1,
Tatian. 876 C.
be stuffed with chaff.
ijs, r),
foundation, beginning.
1, 9.
Polyb.
47,
7.
26,
Diod. 12, 32.
Matt. 13,
Tertvll. II,
KarayeXaa-Tris, ov, 6, ((caTuyeXao)) reviler, scoffer. Hippol. Haer. 82, 28.
35.
,
KarayeXaanKos,
ij,
17,
ov, reviling, scoffing.
Men.
/caraôXtKos,
oV,
throwing down.
Rhel. 143,
KardyeXos,
7.
698 B, catabolici, energumens.

Karaôkiov, ov, to,
33, 9, as
little
demons
afflicting
KaTayeXaa-TLKws, adv. scoffingly.

0,
Poll. 5, 128.
^=
KardyeXios.
Martyr. Areth.
1.
KardôKos.
Cedr.
II,
55.
RaTa-yep,iâi, to overload.
a proper name. KarafioKos, ov, 6, (KaraPaKKa') port, landing2. Oyster-bed. place. Suid. 'Emveiov ....
Dion C. 7413,
2.
Kara-yepa.
Polyb. 14, 10,

Cyrill.
Diod.
5,
43.
Kara-yepdipa.
A.
I,
589 B.
Dubious. Dion.
Xenocr. 53.
Kara-ôitîa.
with
Orig. II,
fj,
Karayrjpaios, d, ov, very yrjpaids.
1017 B.
naTofiopôpaia-is, ems,
Agath. 64, 4. (ôpfiop6a>) a covering
H.
I,
116, 12.
Sirab. 9, 3, 4.
KaTa-yeapyeo).
mud.
Plut. II, 166 A.

f],
KaTa^6crKr)<Tis, eojs,
(^KaraôiTKco)
=^
TTpovofir].
Karayiyvopai, to busy one's self in or about anything. Polyb. 32, 15, 6, ev rwi. 2. To
attack, to bring charges against,
Symm.
Esai.
6, 13.
Karatjiipa-
KaTa-ôvKoXta,
KaTaôvKovXov Kara ôuKouXov, pro b u c cula. Porph. Cer. 412, 13 'Ava ttcvtc vopx<Tpa.Twv Kai Xirpav apyvpiov
Suxrcu,
to
mislead.
Themist. 397, 13.
pLoi.
Petr. Ant. 761 C, tivos.

to
7
KaTayivixTKO),
charge,
to
accuse.
Theoph.
Cont. 200,
KoraôvKovKov
cKafTTa, to each one.
Kal Tv(j)ov
IloXX^r evi)6eias Koi dXaôveias KaTaytvaaKav t&v wpo rov âaikiav,
iroXXriv evjjBeuiv KW, Tv(j>ov.
Mai. 5 7,
433.
4,
Kardfipaxos, ov, (^pdxos) shoaly.
Martyr. Areth.
Kard-
TrarpL
=^
irarpos.
49 "Eanv 6e 6 tottos
^paxos.
els (j)avpovs tottovs
(tar-ayXaifm.
Jos. Ant.'S, 6,
2, p.
Did.
Kora^paxv
A. 987 B. C.
koto ^paxv, by degrees.
to be
Pseudo-Dion. 868
Diosc. 5,
KaTayXaitTTiKois, adv. gleamingly.
Steph. Diac.
25, p. 711.
1128 C.
^paxvsat.
Kara-^paxivopai,
Philostrg.
592
KardyXtaxpos,
ov,
5.
very yXitrxpos.
(carayXcaTTos,
2,
Alex. TraU.
B
Kara-^povrda, 'to thunder
Themist. 407, 11.
Helm. 307,
Greg. Naz.
Longin. 34, 4. 11, 561 C. D.
KardyXaxTcos
tonguey.
or
ov,
(yX&traa)
Epict.
16,
20.
Gell. 1,
15.
Genes. 14,
2.
17,
14
-(rBai.
Kara^poxdurpos, ov, 6, (Kara^poxSi^co) a gulping down. Clem. A. I, 428 A.
2. Full of rare or obsolete words. Dion. H. VI, 944, 11 To KardyXtoTTOv t^s Xeêas.
Kar-dyvvpi, to break in pieces.
Teayois, via, 6s,
Participle, ko-
Kard^papa, oTOf,
is
to, (^KaraîfipaaKco)
that which
Sept. Num. 14, 9 Kard^ptapM Deut. 31, 17. 28, 26 '''E.trovraL ol vcKpoi vpmv Kard^ptopa Toty ireretvols rov ovpavov. Judith 5, 24. 10, 12.
eaten, food.
L. fractus, effeminate, weak. Dion. H. V, 128, 11. Philon I, 262, 22. 273,
8, 7rd6rj.
vpiv itTTW.
KaTa-yvo>pi(a} clearly, thoroughly.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
160 D.
KOTayvaoTeos,
a,
ov,
fj, a devouring. Sept. Gen. 31, Judith 5, 24 as v. 1. Clem. A. I, 636 A. Kara-yavoa.
KaTafipma-ts, ems,
15.
Lucian.
II,
II,
311.
oJ tei KaraytvaxTKeiii. Clem. A. U, 288 C. Athan.

KardyviaaTOs.
888 B.
17,
Kara-yavpidopai
Kara-yavpoopai.
Simoc. 226, 22. Simoc. 151,

6,
1.
KarayvairnKos,
1,
ov,
364 C. 473
= =
Epiph.
TvioariKoi travestied.
KarayyeXevs,
etos,
^=
nouncer,
proctaimer.
II,
6 KarayyeXXav, anLuc. Act. 17, 18.
KardyvayaTos, ov, {KaTaywdttJKOi) to be condemned,

I, 329 C. Sept. yoyyvâ Kara tlvos. Mace. 1, 11, 39, Tivos. Eus. II, 121 E. Greg. Nyss. in, 316 A. Pallad. Aster. 365 A. Laus. 1113 D.
damnable.
Epiph.
Clem. A.
400 A.
fj,
Karayoyyvâi
^=.
KarayyfXia, as,
Jos. Ant. 10,

II, 865.
announcement, proclamation. Plut. I, 25 E. Lucian. 2. Accusation. Clem. A. II, 400

7, 4. 6,
C.
KardyyeXos, ov,
KarayyeXevs.
Diosc. 4,
Karayoyyvapos, ov, Apost. 2, 32.

Kardyopos,
9, 43, 6.
2,
6,
^=: yoyyvirpds.
Const.
KarayyeXnicos,
144 (146) =:. pvpaivri dypia. rj, ov, announcing. Clem. A. II, 744 A. Eus. VI, 696 B. IV, 233 B, eio-c-
ov,
(Karayepai)
deep laden.
Polyb.
Diod.
5, 35, et alibi.
Jos. Apion.
9.
KaToyopaa pos,
Karayyifci), lira,
ov, 6,
=^
ayopaapds-
Diod.
16,
Diosc.
5,
369 C.
put into a vessel. 22. 25. 13, els dyyelov. Epiph. I, Pallad. Laus. 1012 C -o-fl^rai iv ra
(ayyos)
to
13.
Karayopeva-is, ems,
rj,
information:
exposition.
Jos. Ant. 17, 3, 2.
Plut. U, 428 F.
Digitized
by Microsoft
635
KaTa-hc(Tp.c{ia>, to
KarayopevTiKOi
*KaTayopevnK6s,
cal.
<i)fia
t],
KaraSioxv
bind up.
Sept. Sir.
7, 8.
6v,
=^
Kart^yopiKos, categori7,
Chrysipp.
apud Diog.
Em
190. 70, a^l-
VI, 65 C.
KaTahca-p.ea>, rjo-a,
(ouTor TTcpBraTft).
Karaypairros, ov,
6 (titul.).
preceding.
Basil. VI, 681
KaTdypa(jios-
Geopon. 10,
A,
C.
op/cm.
Macar. 505 C.
magica
344 D.
Cwn'H. ^. I 377
devinctio, magical
I,
Koraypaipcis,
torian.
fios,
6,
(^KaTaypdâ) writer, his-
KaTdhe(rp.os, ov, o, L.
Apollon. D. Mirab. 195, 22.
Eudoc.
of solII,
knot.
II,
Classical.
Ill,
(Tertull.
M.
126.
fjs,
rj,
1397 D.
632 A) Eus BasU. IV, 677
LKaraypaipri,
diers.
L. delectus, levy,
et alibi.
roll
A.
KaraSeTtjs, ov, 6,
(KaraSe'o))
Polyh.
6, 19, 5,
Dion. H.
L. vinculum, bond,
Strab.
ni, 1355, 14, arpaTOTribov. App. I, Diod. 20, 36, t&v avvcSpav, of the 160, 18.
671,
1.
band,
tie,
chord
Apollod. Arch. 15.

1.
KaTabfxopai., to accept, to be pleased with.

16, 1, 6.
senate.
Jos. Ant. 3, 8,
Leont. Cypr.
<l)CKrj<Tri
Koraypaôs,
649.
variegated.
I,
of figures or drawings, Lucian. 3, 163 (173). Clem. ^. I, 160 A.

ov,
full
1729
rds,
Al
p,ri
KaraSe^djievai Iva
ai-
Diosc.
who were
not
willing,
did not condeClassical.
scend.
KOTaSecB, to bewitch by
.Karaypatjxo, to enroll, to enlist.
Polyh.
describe.
1,
49, 2,
magical knots.
et alibi.
3.
Diod. 11,
IV, 2161, 11.
2.
1.
48.
Dion. H.
I,
312,
Inscr. 538, nvd.

15, 9, p.
Dion C.
50, 5, 4.
Athen.
Diosc.
To
2.
Dion.
670 C.
55.
P. 707.
-Kar-aypidopai.
Kardhrjpa, aros, to,
Kardhitrpos, band.
Simoc. 165,
Eupor.
2,
Kara-yvjivaâ.
Lucian.
6,
I,
67, et alibi.
KaTa-Srjpaycoyea>.
Plut.
I,
16 E, et
alibi.
Karayivaioi, ov,
:^
Kordyvvos, L. mulierosus,
KaTa-Srjiirjyopia against.
Vit. Nicol. S.
880 C,
much given
.KaT-dyx<o.
women. Mai. 104, 8. Plut. II. 526 B. Basil. HI, 220 C.

to
nvos.
KaTa-SrjpoKoireo).
App.
rj,
257 C.
.Kardym, to bring down.
louXoK Kardyeiv, the
his cheeks.
KaraSiaipecris, ecos,
I,
668, 47.
Basil.
I,
Siaipeo'is.
556
Diod.
II,
596, 39 Toj'
Sext.
A.
KaTa-Suupca,
14.
to distribute, divide.
11,
2.
down
just appearing on
Sept. Ps. 47,
To
derive a word.
653, 30.
.
Dion. H. Poem. 31, 10. Arcad.

54, 10. 31.
683.
Hermes
Tr.
Karayayr),
ijt, ij, restoration to one's native place, with reference to exiles. Polyb. 32, 23, 8, 2. Descent, lineage, im TT]v âaCKeiav.
Mid.
6, 6
6, 12.
Sext. 732, 12.
KaraSuupc'ia'Bai, ti divide
among
45,
1,
themselves.
Sept. Joel 3,
2.
Polyb.
2,
Tas TToXets.
KaraSiKdô), to
birth,
extraction.
Plut. II, 843
}SjiTaywyri
condemn.
Classical.
Theoph.
ToC yevovs.
Karayayia, as,
fj,
Cont.
KarayByyfj, arrival at
'Yirepopias KareSiKda'drja-av,
vwe-
an
inn.
popiaV'
Greg. Nyss. HI, 421 D.

.karayaiyidâj, a<ro, (jiaTayaiyiov) to bring
KaTaSiKa<TTov
=r
Set ncavaSincdfeti'.
Clem. A.
II,
down
to
632 D.
KaraSiKaar^s, ov,
6,
a place.
Theoph. 165,
Phot,
4, eis
n.
one who condemns.

(KaTaSiKafm)
Iambi.
Korayayiov, ov, to, plural to Karayayia, a festival so called.

p.
V. P. 242.
KaraSiKao'TiKO!,
tory.
rj,
m,
101
(Diorf. 5, 4,
ov,
condemna-
333, 45).
ov,
âTayayos,
yd*.
bringing
down; opposed
to avayai-
KaTaSiKacrrcKQis, adv. in
Tropically, debasing, degrading.

6.
Iambi.
ejrt T171/
Iren.
1245
C Ov
KaradiKao'TiKcos,
a condemnatory manner. not as a

Diod. 13, 63, p. 590, to banishment. II,
Inscr.
Jos.
I,
Myst. 215,
yiveuw.
to
V. P, 480,
59, 3, V^XV^- 82, 5, waBrifiara.
judge.
KardSiKos. ov, condemned.
naT-ayaviôpju, to contend or struggle against

prevail against.
Patii.
84,
(j>vy^s,
condemned
Polyb.
2,
42,
3.
2,
45, 4,
610, 49.
615, 99.
570, 56, Bavdrov.
et alibi.
2,-
2,
Hebr. 11, 33. Jos. Ant. 7, Patriarch. 1044 B. Lucian. I, 236,

Iambi. V. P.
2759,
(Addend.).
Plut.
Epict. 4, 11, 24.
Ant. 5, 1, 14. 379 C. D. Pseudocriminal.
et alibi.
KarayaviiTTris, Ov, 6, conqueror.
Nicod.
I,
A,
9, 1,
condemned
II,
KaTa-bi.<j)6fp6a>.
Plut.
664 D.
thirsty.
126.
(caTaSflfcTuXifa),
iVoo,
(SdfCTuXos)
Karabiôs,
CKi/idKlâi.
ov, (hiâ')
very
Hermes
Tr.
latrom. 389, 21.

KoraSoXea'pfeo)

KaraSdi/ftos, ov, (fidvetoK)
=
1?.
dho\eiT)(ea>
Tivos.
immersed in debt
(jiere
n, 22 A.
503 B,
Kara nvos.
Plut.
Sept. Thren. 3, 20
alieno).
KaraSaTrdvii,
Diod. 17, 109. r)s, f), great SairdvTj.
(inapplicable).
Alex. Aphr.
Kara-Soveo) violently.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
413 B.
Abuc.
Probl. 80, 15.

KaTa-hemvio), to eat up.
Plut. II, 355 C.
KaTaSoxn, ^f,
1549 A.
2.
reception, acceptance.
Receptacle.
Galen. U, 373
Digitized
by Microsoft
KaTo-Spacrao/jiai,
636
Orig.
Ill,
KaTai,ov7i<Ti<;
{pis, arojia,
^poyxos, rpaêla dpTjjpla, nvvDiosc. lobol. p. 44.
365 D.
6v,
Pseudo-CTem.
iS.
ujj
p.(au).
D.
KaTa-&pa<T(Top.ai..
Prod.
KOTadffuiTiKos,
7],
occursed.
Method. 165 C
Parm.
Sept.
i534 (102).
jjs, f),
travesty of pjidtipMriicos.
at,
KaTaBpoftri,
a running
etc.
Classical.
KaTa6i<Tiov, ov, to,
Mace.
2, 5, 3.
Sext. 683, 16.
Apollon.
dedication.
Pallad.
Kara&pviios, ov, (^Spvp-os)
D. Pron. 290 C, recoume. covered with forests.

Strab. 4, 5, 2.
12, 3, 31.
i),
tory.
naeon Aug. 31. Pseudo-Germ. 420 C.

ea>s,
fj,
a depositing Laus. 1034 C. ifg. Curop. 82. 2. Deposi(caTafletrts,
Karddea-K,
(KaTaTidt]p.i)
a putting down ;
Diod.
2,
KaTadvvaareia, as,
Sept.
4.
(KaTaSwaarevo)) oppression.
3, 9, et alibi.
a putting or depositing
p. 166,
in.
53,
Ex.
6, 7.
Amos
.4meas
I,
i;s. Ill,
KaraSviia), to
245 B. go down, to
KarabvvavTos
icaTdSuo-ir,
coir,
=
i),
set.
[Philon
72, 21
KaTaSui/Tos.]
(xaTaSijo)) descent into
quid? Aug. 31. a debt.

tion,
93 AnrKfj ttj Karadea-fi tS>v Kkaiav, Erotian. 224. Mai. 484, IS. Horol.
2.
paying down,
5,
Poll. 4, 47.
103.
3.
^
discharging
i)e;)o-
anyPôZ.
written testimony.
thing, fAe setting of a celestial body.

8, 8, 4.
S/ra6.
494, 18.
4.
Assent
Genes.
^
a
Chal. 1540 C.
Md.
o-vyKardBeiTis. Plut.
16, 2, 7.
PAiZori
I,
I,
415,
7.
n, 661 D.
stretching,
Tetrab. 140.
JlfeiAorf.
Lucian.
97, ^ eiy to k^tos.
5,
8.
5.
straining,
KaTaTaa-is.
Erotian. 220.
hole.
2.
into the
(Tis.
372 'B. TJieod. in, 1361 A. D, In ecclesiastical Greek, descent water, immersion ; opposed to dvaSvtrine
KaTodeTeov ^z: Set KaTaTiQevai.

15.
Geopon.
4, 12,
KaraBeaprjiTis,
eas,
fj,
thorough
Beaprfiris.
At rpeis KaraSvcreis,
immersion.
Con.'!f.
Apollod. Arch. 14.

KaraSkdhios, ov, (KaraSKda) crushing.
26, 18, notvr), castration.
KUTa-ffKaai,
to
Tertull. II, 79
I,
7.-
A.
Basil.
IV, 132 A.
Genes.
Did. A. 672 A.
720 A.
Greg. Nyss.
Philostrg.
ni, 585 A. Pseudo-Dion. 404 B. nomians used only one KoraSva-is. 585 B. Soz. 1361 C.
KaTa-Sva-aynew.
The Eu11,
crush.
Sept. Ps. 41, 11.
Esai.^
63,
3.
KaT-affKu>.
Epid.
2, 17, 31.
2.
To overcome
Cyrill.
C.
1169 A.
to
Lucian. I, 528. Eus. Epiph. II, 45 A.

els
1069
znz KaraycovLôfiai.
Plut. II, 47 F.
A.
I,
368 A,
TipoS'
KaraSim,
immerse, at baptism.
to v8a}p.
Cyrill.
H.
to-
Kara-ffKiâ, to oppress.
Plut. II, 133 D.
927
1080 B, (rtva) TpiTov

Kard^fvîs,
gether,
fs,
rj,
F.
((carafeuyi/ufw)
union.
;
Plut. II,
a 750 C.
2.
yoHng
Plut.
KaraffKioopîL, to
be completely aSkios.
Simoc.
An
I,
170, 19.
Kara-dpacrvvto.
encamping 938 F.
KaTa-^Tfreai.
1, 3,
opposed to dvaêvîs.
Philon
I,
41, 26.
II,
H,
605
328, 29.
Diog.
Iambi. V. P. 334.
Const. Apost.
Justinian. Cod.
2,
127. CZm. A.
-aSai
Tivos, to be bold
against any one.
Aster. 332
42, ('.
1, 8.
C. KaTaBpavfTTos, ov, {Karadpaia) broken in pieces.

7,
KaTa-(o>ypa(f>eai.
Kara-eiXwa.
Kara-dappea,
40, 3.
cess.
3,
Plut. II, 367 D.

Plut.
I,
Diog.
152.
Diosc. 5, 102, p. 766.
Kara-6ap.êop.ai..
to be
70 B, et alibi. Polyb.
1,
KaT-aBpia.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
352 D. X, 24 A.
Orig.
Vil, 28 A,
bold or confident.
KaTa-dpaxTKoi, to leap upon.

Tivns.
86, 8, Tois oXois, confident of sucII,
Philon
220,
27.-2. To
8, 6, avTijs.
be or feel
Kara6vp.ia>s {KaraBi p.ios), adv. according to our

desire.
bold against
22, TWOS.
any one.
Diod. 15, 34, p. 38,

Plut.
I,
Anast. Sin. 36 A.
Strab. 12,
^=.
RaTa-6ameia>.
Karadappvuco
Karadpairvva).
511
KaT-ai8ea>
Agath. 306, 19.

KOToSuo'tBTreco, 5uffo)7rea>.
Plut. U,
Socv.
D.
KaraOapcreo)
Apion.
1, 14.
Karadcareov
KaradeXîs,
= ^
Kara-Bappia.
Maneth. apud Jos.
801 E. 765 A,
Plut.
Bust. Ant. 617 C.

Ttvd.
668 D. Theod. IV, 105 D.

(fcaTao/eo))
Sept. Par. 2, 32, 8.

Set Karadfaa-Bai.
KaTaivearis, ca>s,
I,
fj,
asseni, agreement.
Prod. Parm.
enchantment.
825 F,
5,
betrothal.
537 (108).
ems,
fj,
Kar-aiovda, to
pour water upon.

122 (123),
Philon
p.
II, 643,.
(^KaradeXya)
18.
Diosc.
II,
790.
Dion
Lucian.
Lucian. Ill, 37.

KaTadep,a,
Chrys.
(KaTaTi6rip.i)
417, 10.
Plut. II, 74 D.
aros,
to,
:=
diid6ep.a.
II,
328.
Poll. 4, 180.
CTem.
I,
620 A.
Apoc. 22, 1372 A

Const.
3.
Clementin. 32 B.
Pseudo-Jus^
Sin
KaTmovrjiia, aros, to,
TO avvBecrdai rois dva8ep.aTiôvfnv.
water or any other fluid poured upon, fomentation. Ael. N. A. 8,

22.
(536),
1180 D.
Anast.
248
A.
KaraBipaTiâ, ura, (KaTadep.a)
=
13,
Karaiovrjais, foos,
dvaBe/juiTiâ) 2. 4,
17,
L. perfusio, a pouring upon,

I,
fomentation.
4, 180.
Dion Chrys.
464, 17.
Poll.
Matt.
26,
74.
Iren.
1,
p.
585 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KaTai<T')(yiitôi
637
.4.
I,
KwraKXijia
iiaTaurxyi''l'^^''
''>
'
(tarmo'xwi'ia) a shaming.
KaTOKijXijo-ts, <or, ^,
=;
Kr)Kq<Ti.i.
Orig.
I,
665
Symm.
1293 B.
Ps.
43,
16.
CTem.
1264 B.
A.
KaTa-/cij38ijXcu<o,
KaTaiTiacris,
eoas,
fj,
(^KaTaindofUii)
accusation.
CynZZ. ^.
spurious.
I,
Plul.
n, 546 F.
'"
Zo corrupt. Did. A. 977 D. 397 C. X, 345 A, to pronounce Phot. 11, 20 A.
Kora-Koyxof'"'
6, 6.
chuckle
at.
Agath.
Epigr.
KOTa-KoXfO).
Doroth. 1652 D.
2.
To recaH
Ill,
from exile.
C.
Oenom. apud Sus.

CyrUl.
397
KaraKipvaa and KaTanlpvqfu KOTaicepawu/ii. Longin. 15, 9 -ij^m. /amJZ. Adhort. 346. Ba.w7. IV, 333 C. Greg. Nyss. II, 44 A. Kara-Kia-oTipi^to. Athen. 12, 38, p. 529 A.
KaraKta-a-os,
ov,
(kjo-o-os)
5.
covered
with
ivy.
Kara-KaXKvva.
KoraKaKviifui, aros, to,
148 B. 428 A. (KaTaKoKvirTa) a covering.
A.
I,
Pseud-^nac)'. 41 (6),
KaraickaaTov, ov, to, eiXoyia.
(^KaraicKaa))
avriSapov,
Sept.
Ex.
4,
26, 14.
ee>s,
f/,
.Tos.
B. J.
5, 12, 3.
Nic. CP. 852 B.

to
857 A.
Chrys. VTI, 49
KaraKoKvilns,
the act
II,
Vis.
17, 3.
2.
Galen.
of covering. Herm. Longin. 274 C.

Strab.
KaroKKaa,
break down.
KaraKficKao-fieva iiiXr/, wanton.
Kmaiuifvîs, eo)9,
3, 5,
17,
KaraKKfiSiov, ov, to,
KOTafcXeiy, lock.
Porph.
Galen.
to KaTaKajmTeiv.
Ger. 640,
9.
17,
10.
KaTaiiKfis, fiSos,
clavicle, collar-bone.
KOTaKapStos, ov, in the KapSia.
Herodn.
7,
11, 6.
II,
Greg. Naz. Ill, 987 A, eXxor.

caTOKapTTo;, ov, loaded with Kajnroi.
51, 10,
370 A. 397 E. Achmet. 68.-2. Clausula, the end of a verse. Heph. 5, 2. 6, 8.

15,
29,
lapLîKr)
Sept. Ps.
(_
^).
Aristid.
Q.
56.
Schol. Arist.
Sept. Zech. 2, 4,
Nub. 1206,
fj,
xaTwcapTras, adv. abundantly.

KaToiKridri<T(Taj.,
KaTOKXcuris, eas,
^KaTaiiKeta) a locking, lock9.
by a great multitude.
rj,
ing up.
oning,
sion.
Aristeas
KaTaKapTratris, ems,
(^KaTaKapnoai) the ashes of

Sept.
6, 10. 11.
imprisonment.
Tropically,
up.
1,
Stud. 1076 B, imprisconclu-
a burnt-offering.
Kara-KapvKeia.
KaraKavjia,
Sept.
tion
Lev. Synes. 1056 A.

to,
Nicom.
ov,
3, 2,
43.
KaTOKKeuTTos,
shut
3,
Classical.
Sept.
aros,
((caTaKaio))
burning.
Mace.
94.
19.
18.
Nicol. D. 148.
Lev. 13, 24, Trupds, a burning sensaems,
Philon n, 530,
KOToieXeioi,
14.
Sext. 33, 25.
Diog.
6,
KoravKava-is,
rj,
a burning up, the
act.
to close, to
conclude,
to
1.
Porphyr. Abst. 346.

KaraKaimis, ov,
6,
or verse.
Plut. II,
Dion. H. V, 217,
8,
end a speech VI, 1008, 4.
burner of the dead.

complete sense.
Schol.
Siavoiav, to
1, 9, p.
make
'lafi-
296
C.
Sept.
vô-oiy
Heph.
KOTa-Kovxaoiuu, to exult, to glory over.
j3iKfj
KaTaKheiofieva (ô-v^vyla).
Sept. Deut. 1, 38.
3,
Zach. 10, 12.

13.
Jer. 27, 11. 38 'Ev
raU
Kara-KKrjpoSoTca).
V.
1. 1.
21, 16 as
ov KaTcKavxS>vTo.
2, 3,
Paul Rom.
II,
11, 18.
Jacob.
Mace.
1,
36.
Luc. Act. 13, 19 as
14.
Athan.
849 A, a-apKos koI

the Greek for
Sept.
V.
atjLtaTOj.
KaTa-KKripovofic<a.
rjs, f],
Sept.
V.
1.
Num.
13,
31, avTrjv.
15,
KaraKeKofi-fiEvrj,
iy"i3':,
(^KaTaKOTTrai)
Josu. 18, 2 as
Sir. 4, 16.
6.-2.
Makhtesh,
1,
near Jerusalem.
7.
To
1,
distribute by
lot, to
bequeath.
aiiTov
Sept. Deut.
Sophon.
11.
38.
21, 16, Toiy
vlo'is 1.
KaTa-(ceXa8e<B.
Simoc. 57,
Strab.
81, 16.
avTov.
2, 7, 1.
Josu. 14,
22.
19.
ra vTrapxovTa Reg. 1, 2, 8.
1, 8,
jtaTaKeXfuo'/idr, oi, d, (fcaTaKeXciJa))
an encourag10.
Par.
44,
1,
28, 8.
ing,
exhorting.
9,
3,
Poll.
4,
36,
16.
21.
Esdr.
82.
Sir.
Pass. -KKqpovojxrjBrivw..
icKripovofiia
84.
.(cara-Mvo'iB.
Sept. Deut. 19, 14

Sep*.
Gen. 42, 35.

KaTaKevretju.
Reg.
2,
3, 9.
fiij6r)i,
=
1.
TJ
5 KareKXrjpoSir. 24, 8.
fj
KaTeKKripovop.T]6j) a-oi.
;
Jos.
B.J.
590.
1, 30, 6.
:=:=
KaTa-KXrjpovx^'", to portion out
in the plural,
.KaTaKiVTawvp.1
Ill,
^SQwdo-Lucian.
to divide
7,
among
2,
themselves.
7,
Polyb.
3,
40, 8.
10,
21,
Tt/v
HiKcvTivTjV
1,
Kara-Kevrpoa).
.KaTa-Kepavvvfu.
Diod. 18, 71. Diosc. 5, 19.
Diod.
1,
4,
29.
15, 66.
19, 101.
I,
x^P'"'54, p. 64,
30 as
v.
1.
10,
nvin.
Dion. H.
311, 16.
Strab. 5,
Plut. II, 132

Kora-icfpavvoa).
D. Pseudo-Xucian. HI, 589.
4, 13.
KaTa<4<j>aKa
(Ke(j)a\fi)
Kara-KXripoa, to allot.
Sept. Reg.
2.
1,
10, 20.
1,
KarcuKapa, adv.
head
14, 47.
Diod. 13,
eas,
f),
Cosm. Ind Chrys. Ill, 600 E. downwards. Cosm. Carm. Greg. 65 C. Mai. 256, 12. 551. Geopon. 10, 8, 2. Pallad. Laus. 1052 KaTa-Kqhfva, to bury.
KaTOKXriats,
{KaraKaXia)
II,
invocation.
Orig.
I,
Philon
B.
I,
444, 45.
155, 11.
1080
KaraKKiiia, aroi, to, (KaTaicXivoi) place
for lying
D.
down, chamber.
Jos. Ant. 15,
9, 3.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KaraKKiviyi
KaTaKXivfjs, er,
31, 21,
7.
638
Polyb.
930, 3
KaraXa/iâva
Rom.
A.
5,
2.
(KaTaicKiva) lying abed.
16.
18.
8,
1.
Epiph.
I,
1049..
Sloping.
Dion. H.
fiaiva)
II,
KoraKplaijios, ov,
condemned.
Arr. P. M. E.
Paid. Cor.
Diod. H,
2,
KaTaKkivoPaTTjs,
es,
{liKivr),
bedridden.
59.
Lucian.
Orib.
Ill, 656.
KaTaicKiTeov
I,
KaroKpuns,
eojs, ^,
=
II,
KaraKpifui.
Sei KaraKKiveiv.
Herod, apud
497, 11.
lying down.
Sept. Esai. 3, 23
Iren. 1194 C. KaraKpiTos, ov, sentenced, condemned.

2, 3, 9.
2, 7, 3.
KaraicKiTos, ov,
592, 61.
1, p.
Philon
128, 48.
Jos. B. J. 6,
Qlpiarpa KaraKKira, quid ?

KaT-a-Kram.
Ill, 669.
(taTOKi'io-fior,
375.
/^naf. 656 A.
Classical.
Diosc.
2,
149.
Lucian.
KaTa-KpoTca.
C, ?o
Caesarius 865.
noise.
Theod.
I,
1298
make
oO,
6,
=:
Kvurjios-
Schol. Arisi.
KoraKpi^hr^v, adv. :;= Kpv^Sr)v.

64.
Plol. Tetrab..
Plut. 974.
KaTaKOikiov, ov, to, {koCKicl) L. ventrale, a
kind
KoraKpvîs,
ftos,
r],
{KaTaKpvjrTa^
hiding.
of apron.
KaraKoifiiô),
Porph. Cer. 441, 3. Classical. to put (a bed.
Anast. Sin. 1064 A. B.

Jos. Ant.
KaraKTevLo-fios, ov, 6,
to KaTaicrevi^civ.
Herod.
16, 8, 1, TOP âatXea.
apud
Orib. II, 419, 8.

fj,
KaTaKOiiuarfji, ov,
6,
(^KaTaKoiniâ) chamberlain
KaTOKTrjais, eas,
(^KaTaKTaofuu) acquisition, pos-
of a king.
II,
Diod. 11, 69, p. 456, 8. Philon (Compare Plut. n, 173 D. 571, 41.
session
conquest.
74.
Polyb. 4, 7 7,
2.
6,
48, 6.
Diod. 17,
Kara-nTmrim.
Strab. 8, 3, 33.
KOITCOVLTTJS, TTapaKOifiafjievos.}
Porph. Cer. 480, 5 Martyr. Areth. 3. KaTa-Ko\a(j>tC''>

Kara-Komoo).
=
1.
Sij/ifuco ?
BasU. IH, 489 D. Soz. 957 A. Ael. N. A. 5, 54. KaTa-KvîaTcuo.

Caesarius 876.
ov,
IV, 992 B.
Kara-KoXovdea.
6, 23.
lieviKiav.
Sept. Esdr.
2, 56, 2,
1,
7,
Polyb.
'Aparm
Trepi
Mace. 1, tSv KXeoic.

PZm.
KaTcucvicKos,
(fcuxXof)
perfectly
round.
Moschn. 106.
Kara-Ku/cXdo).
Cleomed. 31, 15.

Act. 16, 17.
Sea;^. 70, 18.
Aristeas 23.
23, 55.
Jos. Apion. 1, 3.
Kara-KvXtvSEO)
Jos. B. J. 3, 8,
6.
1,
following.
1.
Jos. B. J. 4,
10.
n, 1108 F.
579, 16.
Dion
Sext.
17.
C. 56, 14,
KaTaKoXovdrjTeov znz
del
KaraKoXovdeiu.
Kara-Kvkio), to roll
down.
Dion. H. IV, 2222,

1,
V, 141,
12.
Sra6. 15,
56.
KaTa-Kofiaio, to clothe
with vegetation.
^ni. 625 D.
Simoc.
KaTa-Kvfi^dklâ, to entertain by playing cymbals.

Just. Orat. 3, p. 236
58, 9.
/rara-KOfHrafo).
A.
over,
to
?s(.
Kara-Kvptevo),
to
rule
avTfjs.
master.
Sept.
Kara-KOfiTrea.
Eus.
17,
Ill,
KaraKOTTos, ov,
16,
7.
((coffof)
180 B. uec!/ weary,
Gen.
Sept.
2, 2.
1,
28,
Num.
TO
15.
21, 24, et alibi

1, 5, 3.
Job
PZm(.
Diod. 14, 64,

KaTOKV^lS,
(COS,
to capture.
fj,
3,
ra
aaixari.
Macc.
II,
12, 36.
Petr.
KaTcuomTHv.
Classical.
Ruf.
i>!od.
I,
13, 18.
Dion. H.
I,
1107,
apud
Orib.
to
HI, 155,
367 B.
ov,
App.
=z:
170, 94.
KaToKaKem,
Polyb. 32, 12,
speak against.
Sept.
KaroKopos,
10.
KaTaKoprjs.
Num.
7,
12, 8, Kara tov Bepairovros pov.
21, 5,
npos Tov 6f6v.

covered with ornaments.
13,
Job
19,
3.
Ps. 77, 19.
Hos.
Polyb.
KaTaKo<Tp,os, ov, (koctôs)
KOT
ifuni -êvStj.
Mai.
3,
16.
App.
I,
819. 90.
3, 90, 6,
et alibi.
KaraKovais, cas. ^, (KaraKovto) a hearing.
Arr.
78, 18.
Jacob. 4, 11.
Diod. 11, 44. Philon I, Clem. R. 2,4. Hippol.
Anab.
5, 7, 5.
xaraxouo-T-eoi'
Haer. 84, 83, dXKrjKoK.

Sei KaTOKOueHi.
On]y. II,
1117
B
(caT-aKOUTifo).
KaTaKaKiA, as, ^, ((caToXaXor) evil report, slander. Sept. Sap. 1, 11. Paul. Cor. 2, 12, 20. Pet.
1, 2, 1.
Kara-Kpaâ
II,
iVic.
CP. 173 D.
to
Clem. R.
30.
to
1, 30.
flêrm.
Mand.
2.
Karaôaa,
shout against.
A than.
5,
KaToXaXor, ov, (KOTaXaXeo)) slanderous.
Paul.
913
Ti iMv KaraKpaêis;
Mai. 468,
Rom.
Diog.
1,
<j}a>vas
v^piariKas.
475,
3,
'laawov.
Basilic.
KardKafi^caitt),
5, 12.
Herm. Sim. 6, go or come
4.
^0,
to
arrive
at.
20, 1, 96. KaraKpaa-is, eas,

17,
Theol. Arith. 10
tion.
:^ KaraicepafTK, a mixing up. :^ eyKpaa-is, in multiplica(^KaTaKparia) rule, empire.
Theod. HI, 568 C (Sirmond.), ToVour. Leont. Man. 616 A. Mai. 472, 1, Trpor vp.as. Theoph. 33, 19. 36, 5. 488, 18,
fir
Plut.
n, 688 C.
rj,
TO mpafui.
Porph. Adm. 121,

TTjv
7,
iv Nca-
KaTaKpaTr]<ns, emj,
TToXfi.
127, 18, els
KKeurovpav.
Theoph.
Syncell. 24, 19.

KaTa-KprjjjLvaa
KoraKpefiavvvfu.
Diosc.
4,
Cont. 463, 21, rm opei tov '0\ip,irov. leXKais rav lepav naTepcav.
495,
To
46.
KaroKpipM, aros, to,
(^KaTaKpivai)
11,
comprehend, understand,
Kora&iKrj,
to
learn, perceive.
Polyb.
1,
47, 8.
1,
61, 3.
3, 32, 4.
Philon I^
1, 5, 6.
condemnation.
Dion. H.
1178, 10.
Paul.
16,9.176,10.
Joann. 1,5.
Epict.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KaTOr-Xafjuirpwo)
Plut.
I,
639
79, 1.
KaraWrfKo^
2. In grammar, the ending or last syllable of a word or a Koikov. Dion. H. V, 115, 7.
202, 5, caesura.
538 E.
2,
Apollon. D. Synt.
Iren, 1,
2,
to fieyedos avrov.
Sext. 3, 5.
8,19. 39,30.
KoraXau/Sai'o/iat,
H.
I,
378, 12.
Mid. 45,5. 73,19. 209, 8. Dion. in the same sense. n, 963, 7. Luc. Act. 4, 13.
3,
^rcad
6, 14.
tj,
Aristid. Q. 50.
ok,
5aceA.
22.
KaTaXrjTrTiKos,
(KaToXa/iâvco) comprehend-
10, 34.
Paul. Eph.
18.
Sext. 255, 10.
ing, understanding, perceiving.
'H
kotoX;;-
332, 23.
TiToe^ <l)avTaa-ia, the perceptive faculty,
nearly
Kara-Xaiiwpvvm.
icaTaXa;n\/'ts,
Amphil. 36 A.
r],
ems,
(KOTaXa^TTo))
a shining.
Iambi. V. P. 138.
itara-Xa|fU(B.
Cosm. Ind. 217 A.

.
a Stoic expression. Philon I, 491, 33. Epict. 3, 8, 4, et alibi. Plut. 11, 899 D. Anton. 4, 22. Lucian. Ill, 435. (?o&n. 11, 16 0. 17 D. Sea:*. 17, 6. 71, 10, et alibi.
KaTaXijTTTiKoir,
Kora-XeaiVo).
Sept.
I,
B.
Clem. A.
PZ<. Dan. 7, 23. 413 A. D, 556 B.
II,
802
adv. understandingly.
1, 9.
Cleomed.I,
31,
5.
.-Inion.
Clem. A.
812 A.
KaraKcyfia
aros, to, (Xeyco)
(Aai which is said
817 C. n, 288 C.
KaTokriTrTos,
rj,
2.
C.
11,
but not sung, cheers.
Dirge?
Symm. apud
little
Porph. Cer. 201, 10. Orig. Ill, 773

KaToKeyfUi.
6v,
comprehensible.
I,
Diod. II,
4, 4, 13.
508, 48.
PZuJ.
II,
Philon 1037 C.
374,
8.
.Bjjj'ci.
KaTaXfy/iaTtoK, ov, to,
Epiph.
Just.
757 B.
(cara-XeycD
App. I, 586, 56. n, 17B. Sea;J.

KaTa-Xr/aTeva.
KaTArjyjns, ems,
fj,
Tryph. 3, p. 481 D. Iren. 453 A, iSeri-. Galen.

Just.
54, 23, et alibi.
KareiTreiv,
to
speak against.
Cyrill.
A. IX, 636 B.
Apol.
1,
4,
TiTOy.
Clementin.
372 B. C.
L. comprehensio, perception,
ZeoHi. Cjp?-.
Kara-Xfialva).
Cyrill.
1728 D, els dfifiaSasA. II, 257 C.

to,
7.
mToKeiiijuL,
aros,
((earaXei'inu)
remnant.
Sir. 44,
Sept.
17.
Gen. 45,
to leave
it
Reg.
2,
14,
7.
47, 22.
Esai. 10, 22, et alibi.

behind.
KaraXema,
Xeinerai,
êiv.
Impersonal
Sept.
Kara-
in tbe Stoic phiPhilon I, 12, 39. Epict. 4, 4, 13. Galen. II, 290 F. Sext. 224, 8. Iambi. Also, KarArjfiîs. Sept. Myst. 104, 15. Deut. 20, 19 as V. 1. Epiph. 11, 801 KOTaXtiia oXifo) ? o collect ?
knowledge sbarply defined,

losophy.
remains.
Sext. 260, 31, npoae-
B.
Kara-XiddCm.
\_Apollon.
^ KaTfXmov.^
45,
7.
D. Synt. 220, 15 KOTeXti-â
Luc. 20,
Sept.
6.
Epiph.
17, 4.
I,
337 A.
14, 10.
KaraKefijns, ecus, q,
=
TO,
Kara-Xi5oôXE<B.
KaraKfijina.
Ex.
Num.
Gen.
Heges. 1312 B.
KaToktBos, ov, (\l6os) full
of
stones.
Sept.
Ex.
KOToXeKT^
(OV,
(lectus)
bedclothcs.
36,
17.
28,
17,
17.
set
with
precious stones.
Jos. Ant. 4, 8,
7.
Chron. 722, 21.

/taToXfîr, eas,
j),
723.
Malch. 233,
36.
(KaToKiya) enlistment, enrol160, 16.

eluci-
KaTa-\i66a), to stone to death.
ment.
App.
I,
Paus.
2,
3,
6.
6,
9,
Poll
8,
23.
(tara-XcTTpda).
Cyrill.
Kora-'kevKaiva).
A. I, 248 B. Cyrill. A. I, 220 C,

Nicom.
Philostr. 21. 714.

to
Kara-XwraiVa).
)cara-Xrape<B.
Simoc. 83 A.
date.
KOToKriyai, to end, neuter.
Lucian.
I,
279, et alibL
Sext. 14, 34.
vaha. 90, els
eâ&a
fj
oySoaSa.
2.
Dion. H. VI, 1077,

169,
3, els I.
To
end, active.
Hermog. Sepi. Maec.

n.
In grammar Apollon. D. Synt. 3. Rhet. 231,

22.
2, 9, 5.
86, cVl fio-
KaTa-kLxiiiofiai, to lick up.
KOToXXay^,
oners.
rjs, fj,
= aWayiov, exchange of
9.
pris-
2. Absolution, reTheoph. 687, 1. mission of sins. Phpt. IV, 797 C.

KardkXaKTrjpws,
a, ov,
Dtod.
(/caraXXaKn/s) conciliatory.
14, 84, p. 709, 47, t\ eis 16, 6.

1, 7
Fseudo-Demetr.
Orig. IV,
Philon
I,
673,
Greg. Nyss. HI, 1056 B,

(KaTaXXcura-to)
reconciler.
1 -17s.
KordkriKTeov
=
r],
KaTaKrjyofieva kStXa.
Set KaTdKrjyetv.
ypap.p.aTa.
337
KOTaXXaKTris,
Jos. Ant.
ov,
3,
6,
B.
KarahrjUTiKos,
catalectic,
6v, (^KardKrjya))
15, 2.
Dion
C. Frag. 72,
ca talec ticus,
foot.
Chrys. X, 137 A.
KoraXXalts,
sition.
eo)S,
17.
terminating in an imperfect
(/caraXXao-a-o))
change of po534, 4.
Drac. 134, 7, orlxos. Heph. 4, 2. 3. PseudoSchol. Demetr. 23, 6. 11. Aristid. Q. 60. Arist. Nub. 700 'AvajraiartKa SifieTpa Kora;
.4n<!/ZZ.
apud
Orib.
I,
KaraXXao-cro), <o reconcile to

7,
God.
CartA. Can.
XrjKTiKa els
SurvWaôv.
Anton.
7,
full
readmitted intO' Tols lepolf /ivoTTipiois, to be Can. 43, /leTavoovvTa, to communion.

(KardXXjjXos)
fitness,
KaToKrjKTiKas, adv. finally, completely.
absolve.
KaTaXXriXia,
at,
f,,
suit-
9,42.
KaToKrjiiiia, aros, t6,
na.ToXrifi.'îs,
Xrjfifia.
Diog.
45.
ableness.
Nicom. 100.
see KaroKrjxjnsfj,
KaTaKr/îs, eas,
(KoraXijyo)) termination, end5ea;.
apKdToXXrjXos, ov, (aXXriXav) fitting, suitable, Polyb. 5, 31, 5. 3, 32, 5, contempropriate.
ing.
Nicom.
ST.
688, 23.
707,20.
poraneous.
Dion. H. VI, 1039,
9.
Strab.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KaraWrfKoTt]^
2, 1,
640
1, 9, 9,
KaTafjLeTprjaK
Apophth. Arsen. 24. 1789 B. (Compare
Toiravoims ras
eat rich
29, p. 126, 15.
Epict.
Sext. 55, 17.

Xrjka.
114, 11.
3, 5,
Adverbially, kotoXofs KaraXAijXa, simul12,
et alibi.
Clim. 864 D.
Cyrill.
Doroth.
Polyb.
vrjirrfias.)
A. X, 533 C
EUiptically,
Knto
taneously.
Sext.
718,
in
parallel
manner.
KaToKKrfXSTris, rjTos,
16.
rj,
=z
KaTaXXrjXia.
Drac.
3, 5.
4,
Apollon. D.
adv.
22,
10.
AAY.b-d2,n. Synt.
suitably,
2,
food in general, and animal food in particular, on Wednesdays and Fridays. Nic. CP. 856 D Etr oivov KaraKvctv Km eXaiov. 2. To give away. Apophth. 368 C.
Polyb. 15, 33,
9.
KaToKKriKios,
fitly,
appropriately.
KaTa-Xa>pda>, to mutilate.
Epict.
1,
11,
10.
I,
Apollon. D.
Synt. 161, 20.

rius 1025.
KOToKoyi},
fjs, fj,
Clem. A.
380 A.
Caesa-
Kara-payyavevto. Socr. 381 D. Basil. Sel. 508 B. Karapayeiov, ov, to, (KaTaptdairco) wiper, clotL
Artem. 91.
(KaToKeya) enlistment, enrolment.
cata1o
KaTa-fwyevQi, to bewitch, to enchant.
Lucian.
1,
Dion
Chrijs. II, 192, 35.

6,
KOToKoyos, ov,
gu
catalogue.
'O
:
466.
KaTapAdrjcris, etas, ^,
(KaTapavBdva) a learning
I,
KaToKoyos 6 lepanKot, Ta>v KkqpiKav, 6 Upos, Twv Upcav, 6 iKickrj(Tia(mK6s, the sacerdotal
catalogue;
the catalogue
thoroughly.
Plotin.
639, 14.
against.
KaTa-paivopuu, to be
mad
Philon
II,
of priesthood
1,
the
542,
alibi.
9,
tSii/
'lovSalav.
Jos B.
J. 4, 10, 2, et
sacerdotal order, simply, the clergy.
Can.
irpe-
Anast. Sin. 96 A.
Apost.
8.
17. 7.
Athan.
9.
A.
Ill,
Vit.
Euthym.
'O KaroKoyos rav

of presbyters.
729, 77, nva.
348 B.
Socr. 173
KaTafiaXdaKcva
13.
^=
KaTafiaXaKiâi.
Simoc. 257,
o-pvTepwv, the catalogue

.
Theod.
KaTapavTeuop.m, to consult a soothsayer.

24.
Ana.
885 A.
KOTa-XotSope'cB.
App.
Ant.
I,
KaTap.apTvpea), to bear witness against. Classical.
KaTa-\oxii<o, to distribute into companies.

18, 70. Jos.
12, 1, 1, p. 585.
2.
Diod.
Plut.
I,
Jos. Ant. 8, 13, 8 KaTaiiapTvpr/deis

pi.fja-ai
/SXaaiî;-
Tov 6e6v, being accused

rj,
of.
50 A.
Ael. Tact. 3,
4, 1.
Kara-papTvpia, as,
accusation.
Const. Apost.
KaTa\o)(i<rfi.6s, oO, 6,
distribution into
companies
2,
2,
49.
or bands.
40.
Sept. Par. 1, 4, 33.
1, 5, 7. 1.
31,
KaTdfiaa-dos, ov, with very large
paaBoi
Mai.
17. Esdr. 1, 5, 39.

II,
AH.
Tact. 15,
Lucian.
50, 16.
KaroKcrris, cs,
KaraXcros.
Anast: Sin. 765
KaToXa-ei, write KaTaXa-etri.

(caToXo-of, ov, (oXcrof)
very woody.
(KaraXuoj)
Mai.
zn/i,
78, 1 2.
Achmet. 142.
/caTaXu/ia,
aroff,
wipe off. Lucian. Mai. 32, 7. Philostrg. 588 B. KaTa-pa<TTi(io. KaTa-pd)(opai, to overcome in battle. Diod, 3, Plut. I, 370 B. Paus. 6, 11, 4.
KaTa-pda-a-m
to
wipe,
to
II,
578.
Dioclet.
G.
7,
75.
47.
tA,
lodging.
KaTaiieyaKo^povito
^=
Sept.
Ex.
2,
4, 24.
Reg.
1, 9,
22.
Sir. 14, 25.

II,
Clem. A.
alibi.
I,
605 A.
peyaKo<ppova Kara tlvos1161 C. II, 456 B, et

Ps. 38, 17.
Tlvos.
Polyb.
36, 1.
32, 19, 2.
Diod. 14, 93.

Cyrill.
613, 65.
KaTa-XwTrem.
Aristeas 20.
Basil. Ill, 305 C.
KaTa-p.(yaKiva.
A.
I,
KaTapedvo)
Symm.
Athan.
40, 10.
I,
p.e6vQ3
KaTa
II,
Philon
361,
II,
152 C. 376 A.
KaroKvats, eas, y, Inscr. 1104. Karakvfia2. Absolutio jejunii, the breaking of a
31, dpeTfjs.
200 B.
CyriU. A.
84 C.
KaTa-peididco, to smile at.
Jos. B. J. 3,
7,
33,
church
food,
fast,
the being allowed to use animal
TOV davdrov
CyriU. A.
U, 76 D. 77 A.
Jos.
oil,
days.
Thus,
and wine on Wednesdays and Friif Saint George's festival comes

or Friday, the rubric says
KaX ekaiov
;
KaTa-peiKia-a-opat, to pacify, appease.

6, 13, 7.
Ant
on Wednesday
KaroXuo-is
o'Lvov
'l-)(6vos
KaTa-p(\aiva, to blacken completely, thoroughly.

CyriU. A.
Kara-peKavoo)
I,
for
;
Anunciation
Christmas,
we have
KaraKva-is
for
789 B. preceding.
Circumcision, and Epiphany, KaroKvais eh ndvra, all kinds of food are allowed. Casstan.
I,
KarapeXriSov, adv.
Eus.
II,
837 B.
êXijSoi'.
Theogn. Mon.
Polyb.
853 D.
KaTa-piXKa,
Karapepl^w,
to
145 A.
Phot.
II,
736 A, r^s jrpwnjs e/38oKaTaKvp.a.
put
off,
procrastinate.
4,
fidSos.
KaToKvTripiov, ov, to,
30, 2, et alibi.
Macar. 712
11,
to
distribute.
Sept.
Num.
32, 18
B,
drjpicov.
KaTapepL(76ijvai f's n.
KaraXvTTis, ov, 6, destroyer.
Greg. Naz.
101
15.
Karapepiapos,
13,
14.
oil,
6,
distribution.
Sept. Josu.
B.
652 D.
Epiph.
II,
180
D.
2. Parox5,
ytone, KaToKvTrfs, lodger. Sept. Sap. Polyb. 2, 15, 6. Plut. I, 468 A.
KaTaperpia,
to scan verses. Dion. H. V, 119, VI, 1071, 12.
5.
KaToKva,
to
break the
fast,
usually
said
of
KaTapeTprjiTis, ems, ^, (^KaTapeTpcw) measurement.
church
fasts.
Eus. IV, 941 D, ras
vrjareias.
Polyb.
6, 41, 5.
Aquil.
Job
28, 25.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KarafierprjTeov
xaraiieTpifrcov
641
Sext. 761,
7.
KaravrX'TjcTi';
Set KOTa/ifTpeii/.
6v,
KQTai/aXra/uZ) aTos, to, =:: avaikajw..

4, 10.
Const. Apost.
jcaTaneTprjTiKos,
t),
capable
of measuring.
Galen.
delator,
11,
Sext. 712, 8.
KaTa-firjKvvai.
Ptol.
Tetrab. 100.
L,
KaravaKaais, cms, ij, 678 F. Clem. A.
=z
I,
avakma-is.
Plut.
II,
178 A.
KaTanrjvvrf)!, ov, o,
(_KaTafir]vv<a)
in-
KaravaXanKos, ij, ov, 1164 A. IV, 437 B.
65G B.
ovclKiotikos.
Orig. II
former.
KaTaji-qviai,
Justinian.
to
Cod
10, 11, 8.
Kar-avbplCoiiai, to prevail against.
Orig. VII,
inform against. Theoph. 15, 7 KaTajjLrjvvdfls, being informed against. Phoc.

223, 16 KaTafi,r]w6rjvai nepi nvos-
32 C. Cyrill. A. I, 189 A. 2C5 B. X,,12 C. 333 B, Tav e^Bpoiv.

Kara-vcKpoo).
KaTa-iajxo-vaofjLW..
Plotin. II, 790, 5.
797 C.
1.
Cyrill. ^. I, 197 B. Pseudo-Dion. 444 B.

fj,
305 B. IX,
iwiTifirjais.
KararjuKTos, ov.
Heph. Poem.
7,
6 as v.
KaTavcp.e(rr)a-is, fmj,
(vep-eaaui)
Kara-fUfUojiai, to mimic.
9.
Dion. H. HI, 1491,
Clem. ^.
Karavcvais,
17, 9, 5.
I,
348 A.
eats,
.KOTa-fUjivficrKa.
Pseudo-Tbs.'Macc. 13.
r],
xarajuîs,
ftaf,
=
to
fj, (KaTaveia) assent. Jos. Ant. Sophrns. 3708 D, a looking down.
jiiîs.
Diosc. Delet. p.
2.
Karavetjioa)
(v<poi), to overcloud.
Plut.
I,
249
Hm(.
II,
1110 A.
overpay.
B.
:Ka.Ta-iua6oboTea>,
Dion. H.
974 E.
II,
KaTavSepoco,
mirm,
(âvBepov')
=;:
following.
721, 4.
Kara-iivriiioveva).
Method. 161 A.
Plut. 11, 748 E.
I,
KOT-avBiâ.
II,
Diod. 18, 26.
Hierocl. C. A. 110,
Kara-iioXivca.
Orig.
1492 B.
Karafiovas
Sept. Jer.
Basil. Ill,
1408 B 873 B.
-<7/iai.
Eus.
12.
^=
Kara
9.
fiovas,
alone, by one's self.
KaTav6pa<tva> avdpaKoai. Simoc. 195, 17. Karavippa, aros, to, {KaTavinrm) water for washing.
15, 17.
Polyb. 4, 15, 10.
Dion.
Athen.
1,
33.
rise
3.
H. IV, 2137,
Karafiovi],
KaT-avloTapai,
to
up against,
Polyb.
4,
3,
to
oppose.
1,
^s,
rj,
(KaTajicva)
a staying, delay.
Sept.
Num.
16,
13.
46,
Pohjb.
3, 79, 12.
jcaTa-fiovoiia)(ea>,
to
Arlem. 423. conquer in single combat.

lasting,
10. 12, TQV TQiV ivaVTiUiV (JToKoV.

KaTavt(f)(a, to
snow upon.
r),
Classical.
IBasU. IV,
Poll.
Plut.
1,
5 B.
ov,
384
((taraêvo))
KaTcvi(f)rjpfv^2 aor. pass.]

6v, (/caTavofo)) intelligent.
iKardiMvos,
constant.
KaTavor)TiK6i,
9,
Polyb
20, 10, 17, et alibi.
151.
Orig. Ill, 617 D.
KaTa-novo-om, atrco, to embellish.

(caTa^TreXor,
ov,
5,'
Jul.
403 D.
KaT-avoiywpi
913.
^=
avoiyio.
FseuAo -Philostr.
Jos. B. J. 1,
(a/reXor)
covered with vines.

3.
Strab. 4, 1,
Kora-nvplâi.
et alibi.
Cyrill.
Kara-vopia-Tfia), to
make
into coin.
Const. Apost. 1,
A.
I,
18, 4.
Kora-voiTTea), to return
445 B.
xara-fivo-aTTOfuii, to
I,
from banishment. Polyb.

Dion.
f
abhor thoroughly.
Cyrill.
A.
4, 17, 10.
464 D.
553 B.
(^Karafiva')
I,
KaTa-voa-(j)iôpca,
to
embezzle.
H.
II.
KaTapviTis,
eyes.
e&)ff, r),
Plut.
a closing of one's 132 B, ôavav, a miracle.

8, 5,
2.
663,
9.
KaTavSx'ov,
200 B, dozing. Jos. Ant. jcaT~afi<jiLevwfii. 945 A.

Orig. Ill,
.Kara-fiioKdofiai.
7.
over-garment ov, to, Joann. Mosch. 2997 C.

to
Dubious.
Eus.
II,
KaT-avTaa,
come, arrive
at.
Sept. Reg.
4,
2, 3,
29, fVt Kfâ\r]v.

2,
Mace.
79.
2,
21. 44.
6,
2,6,
et
Sept. Par.
II,
30, 10.
^'jOicf.
Sir. 13,
14,
irpos
cKTrKripaaiv.
1,
Polyb.
18, 57.
4,
12,
Philon
I,
599, 40.
Ench.
22.
alibi.
Diod.
12, 53, p. 514,

76.
e<b9
Clem. A.
448 A.
^,
Orig. II, 108 C.

(^KaTafiaiKdoiJuit)
66, fls ras 'Adrjvas-
Nicom.
Erotian.
davarov.
to
KorafiaKritns, fo>s,
mockery.
to
174, of vessels.
Polyc. 1005 B,
Alien.
2,
45.
to
Mai.
cover with
wales,
36, ll,evTtvL.
2.
To cause
ttjv
come.
Kara-fiaKamiito,
beat
Sept.
Mace.
2, 4,
24,
eh eavrov
apxtfpoSept.
severely.
Oreg. Nyss. Ill, 356 A.

Cyrill.
fTvvrjv.
KaTa-fiafiaojiai..
A.
11,
25 B.
KaravTijpa, aros, to, (KaravTaa)) end, goal.
xar-avayivaa-Ka, to read through.

p.
Athen. 13, 91,
Ps. 18,
Kardvrriv
610 D.
j),
xaravayKacTTiKos,
sory.
ov,
(^KavavayKaû))
compul22,
17.
Orig. II, 69 B.
Kor-avaBeiia, arcs, to,
KaravTiKpvs
= =
50.
7.
Schol. Arist. Kan. 995.
Karavra, doronward.
Themist. 206,
Basil.
KaravriKpi, right opposite.
KaToBepa.
Apoc.
Sel.
604 D.
Diosc.
1, 15.
3 as V.
1.
KaravrXripa, OTOS, to, (KaTavrXem)
KaTaiovrjpa.
KaTavadefiaTiô) :=: KaTaBefianCo.
Matt. 26, 74
Moschn.
100 B.
135 (136).
Nil.
as V.
1.
Just.
KaT-avai(T'xyvTe(a.
Tryph. 47. Basil. IV, 761 A.

81
KaravrKria-is,
fcos,
tj,
Karm6vt)<Ti.s,
ai6vr)(ns.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KaravTXrjTeov
Erotian. 64.
1.
642
AntyU.
Karwirapais,
fixing.
a>s,
Karorêpovaca
17,
(^Karajreipa)
fixing, trans-
apud
Orib. 11, 334,
Paul. Aeg. 274.
KaTavrkrjTcov
=z
dec
KaravrKelv.
Antyll.
apud
KaraTrapTeov 302.
Set Karaweipav.
Paid. Aeg.
that which
Orib. II, 334, 10.
Karavvyeo)
^=
KaraviKrircO'
6,
Karavvyiios, ov,
z=z Kardmîs.
Prod. CP, 692 C. Orig. U, 1145

causing contriDoroth.
KaTajrarriiia, aros, to,
(jcaToiraTeai)
is
trodden
7,
down or trampled upon.

Esai.
5,
Sept. Mich.
it
A.
KaravvKTiKos,
tion
rj,
10.
5 "Eo-tcu els KaTairaTqiia,
6v,
{KaTavia-irai)
shall be trodden
down.
Isid.
22,
5.
7,
25, /Sods.
or compunction, compunctive.
Patriarch.
1060 D.
a>s,
fj,
AquU. Esai.
233 A.
on.
57,
20.
1812 A.
C.
Stud.nOSA.
Nicet. Paphl. 557
Caesarius 1165.
KaTairarqais,
4,
KaravvKTiKais, adv. contritely.
a trampling
a>f
Sept. Reg.
Karamîs,
Chrys.
cms,
^,
ft
pricking.
13,
"E^cvto auTovs
xow
eis KOT-ajraTn-
Tropically,
a-Lv, to
trample on.
a,
ov,
compunction,
I,
contrition.
Macar.
708
C.
KaTaTraTYfreos,
Patriarch. 1052 A.
ov Sel KaTonaTeltrBm.
122 E. VII, 95 A. Joann. MoscTi. Sept. Ps. 59, 5. Clim. 801 D. 2905 C. Esal. 29, 10, vvarayfios a strange mean-
Geopon.
6, 13, 1.
rest.
KaTcnravpu, arcs, to, ^=. KaTanavu'is,

Sir. 36, 18.
Sept.
ing.
KaTa-fvcro-ui.
to be
KaTairavaipos, ov, (KaroTraucrtr) causing
Pass, and Mid.

Tropically,
to cease,
KaTavva-trofiat,
to
(a)
to be
7.
giving
rest.
Greg. Naz. H, 612 A.

fj,
pricked.
have pain,
Karanavaîs, ewy,
3,
rest.
Classical.
1.
Sept. Beg.
2,
grieved, to be deeply moved.
Sept.
Gen.
ttj
34,
8,
56.
Esai. 66,
Mace.
15, 1, et
Reg.
to
3, 20, 27.
Ps. 34, 15. 108, 16,

Sir. 12, 12.
KapSia,
alibi.
be broken-hearted.
14, 1.
47,
Luc. Act. 2, 37. Isid. Hippol. 692 B, fmo nvos. (b) 1169 A. Orig. II, to feel compunction or remorse. 1144 C. Athan. I, 717 B. Basil. IV, 292 Theoph. 355, 4. 358, 17. C, cVi Tivi. (c) to be silent, cnamli. Sept. Lev. 10, 3. Ps. 4, 5. 29, 13. Esai. 47, 5. Theodtn. Dan. 10, 9, to be in a state of stupor. KaTa-vaiTLôiiai, icrofiai, to carry on one's back. Plut. II, 924 D. Lucian. II, 328. Athan. II, 353 C. 2. To spurn, to reject. Sept. Judith 5, 4.
20.
Esai.
6,
5.
KaTanavoTcov ^=. Set KaTairaveiv. 204 B. Orig. I, 560 A.

KaTairaiu)
Clem. A.
II,
KaTairaioiuu, to cease.
2, 2.
Classical.
Sept.
Gen.
Nehem.
Mace.
6, 1.
6, 3.
Judith
6, 1.
Sir. 5, 6.
44, 23.
1, 9, 73.
Diod. 11,
18.
Strab. 11,
Kara-jrefcvm.
KairetOfis,
es,
Basil.
HI, 305 C,
t\.
(KaraTreiScd)
obedient.
Philon
I,
362, 32, et alibi.

Kara-rreida.
Sept. Keg.
2,
17, 16.
Schol
5, 5.
Arist.
Plut. 507.
KaTa-neipa, as,
9, 3, 10.
17,
tiial.
Polyb. 30,
Sirah.
KaTaâv<ns,
II,
ecor,
rj,
(^Karaâii/a) laceration.
Eus.
I,
KaTaneipatrpos, ov,
6, (^KaraTreipaât) attempt, trial.
1464 A, Twv nXfvpav. Kara-êa. Plut. II, 953 B.
Clem. A.
Diosc. lobol.
3, p. 66,
attack of disease.
cobble.
605
KaTaireKpaToa), aKrca, (neXpa) to patch, Sept. Josu. 9, 11.
-a dm, to scrape off.
Kara^ripcos (KaTa^rjpos), adv. very dryly.
AntyU.
(caraTTcXTT/s,
ov, 6,
apud
93.
Orib. II, 335,
2.
Hippol. Haer. 436,
ment of
torture.
a kind of rack, an instruDiod. 20, 71, p. 458, 64.

8,
Pseudo-/os.
Mace.
p. 508.
9,
p.
510.
KaTato7n(rTevofiai (dîojnirros), to doubt the veracity, to

1,
Sext. 682, 24.
Hes.
deny
eas,
the credibility.
Polyb. 12, 17,
Suid.
KaTavekTiKos,
rj,
nvos.
Ignat. 680 B.
fj,
ov,
3.
belonging
to
a
42.
catapult.
17, 43.
KaTaîaa-is,
(^Karaîoa)
L. dignatio, a Polyb.
1,
Polyb.
Strab.
11,
17,
11,
3,
Diod.
7,
14,
deeming worthy, esteem,

1,
respect.
78,
reputation.
3,
90, 14.
Substantively,
or
p-q-)(avr)paTa.
15.
Frag. 22,
9, 41, 5.
p. 80, jSe'Xos.
sc.
to KaTaireKnica,
opyava
Kara-âyKpandâ),
to
conquer in the pancratium.

II,
Polyb.
Philon
I,
681,
6.
348, 3.
old.
KaTairepTTTeos, a, ov,
z^
ov del KaTaTrepiretrdm.
KaTa-wdKaioojiai,
to
become very
Galen.
Lucian.
B.
I,
215.
XII, 208 B.
(cara-iraX/ia, aros, to,
Kara-rrevBim.
mud
in a ditch.
Theoph.
Simoc.
59, 18, T(ov Ta(j)p(Dv.
Sept. Ex. 33, 4. Petr. Alex. 468 BasU. IV, 568 A. KaTa-TreTraiva. Philon II, 429, 40.
Kara-Ttepai6a>
KaTa-n-avvvx^Ca236, 24 -a-dai.
Alciphr.
1,
39, p. 52.
^=
=^
Xijyo),
to
end, neuter.
Dion.
Thr. 683, 26, els

to
pêpt)
Xoyou.
Kara-Travcwpyevofmi,
Sept. Ps. 82, 4.
KaTa-Tvavovpyifo
plot
wickedly against.
Iren. 1237
KaTa-TTepaToat
preceding.
Drac.
5, 26.
airaTa, iânarSi.
B.
Polyb. 5, 67, 2. KaTa-nepiiroKea. Solom. 1324 A. KaTa-irepovda, to buckle or clasp

Kara-nepieipi.
tight.
Polylu
Digitized
by Microsoft
KuraTTeTaafia
6, 23,
643
KaTa-TrXijpdo).
KaTa-TTpeaêva
ms. II, 1088 A. Did. A. 737 A, to aywv
r\<Tai,
11 HvKvats rats XajSiVi KorairepovavTcu
avTo.
narmriTaxTfui, aros, to,
veil.
KaTa-7r\ovTQ).
(^KaTancTcivvviii)
m/eO/ia.
(o
curtain,
KOTanXovToiiaxea,
(caraTrXo/oia,
(jrXoCi-or,
Sept.
Ex
pi;(o/ia6)
5, 38.
26, 31.
Lev.
4, 6.
Num.
Mace.
3,
1,
conquer through wealth.

see KaÔTrXcBfia.
KaTam/t-y/idf, ou, 6,
Diod.
10. 26.
Pax.
2, 3, 14.
Sir. 50, 5.
1,4,51. ^Wsêas 11,' of the Temple. Fseudo-Greg. Naz. 11, 701 Eupîj tov koTairerda-fiaros, when the cm'tain is drawn at
1,22.
KaTaTTw&s.
Caesarius
996.
KaToitdBpa, as,
fj,
KaTOTToo-ir,
g'uZZe^.
Paul.
the Eucharist.
Aeg. 162.
KaTaTTOiKiXoy, ok, uerjr troiKiXos.
Kara-êTpoKonia, to dash in pieces against the

rocks.
Bus. IV, 264

to jeer.
Diocl. 16, 60.
KOTimT)^, fjyos, 6, ((caTamjyi/u/ti)
post fixed in the

KaTa7rriyvv[xt.
3, 5.
KaTan-o/xTreum
irofiTrfvai
ground.
Kora-TTTjO'a'Oi
Jos.
B.
J. 6, 5, 3, p. 389.
Lucian.
II,
438, rwdr.
nvos, Kara To
'S.
be led about
or
I,
KaTa-jrrjTTa}
7.
^=
in disgrace.
Euagr. 2525 C.
Dion.
H.
469,
Strab. 4,
KaTa-Trop.wiai, jjo-a,
ironireio, to guide.
Ong.
KaTairtcfiu-
Basil.
I,
348 C.
Sept. Reg.
2, 17,
n, 1016 D.
KaTaTTopTTTj,
TJs,
fj,
K(fTa-Tri8aveioitai.
Sext. 358, 24.
(KaTaTTe/iTTO))
a sending down.
(carOTucpos, ov,
8.
very itiKpos.
Afric. 81 B.
Karairovea),
to
Nicet Paphl. 524 B, embittered.

Alciphr. very
2, 2.
Kara-îKem.
iceramiie\rjs,
Classical.
KaraTTiVfXof, ov,
2,
^
6.
wi/ieXfis.
Xenocr.
75.
1,
I,
688 D.
645 C.
overcome, overpower, subdue. Diod. 14, 115, p. 729, 19. Plut. 1007 D. n, 1130 D.
a>s,
preceding.
Diosc.
^reZj^ZZ.
23.
KaTairovrjais,
Ill,
^,
an overpowering.
Basil.
89.
Galen.
U, 277 A.
burn up.
apud
Orib. rr, 59, 4.

KaTa-iriforptifu,
KaTairovos,
ov,
(ttovos)
to
Polyb. 14, 4, 10.

39, 9, 2.
Plut.
I,
432 B. C.
ecoy,
2.
wearied
out,
fatigued.
Sept.
Laborious.
Philon
I,
516,
Dion C.
Jos.
Mace.
6, 3, etr
3, 4, 14.
^,
KaramirTiii, to fall
d(70>', Zo
down.
Ant. 12,
KaTanovTuris,
:=z KaTanovTUTp.6s.
Clim.
yaK
sicfc.
IÂor. pass. KaTairraidrivcu

I,
1016 C.
KaraTTOVTioTcov
II,
^=. KaTairetreiv.
(caTa-jrtoreuo),
Eus.
533. 556. 564. J

trtist
to,
z^
8c t KaranovTiêiv.
Clem. A.
to
7.
confide,
intransitive.
632 D.
Orig. II,
Polyb. 3, 70,
9.
2, 3, 3,'
PliU.
to,
I,
437 C.
2.
&v
.
rm. To
-fiTerm.
Mand.
con-
KaTairovTOiiyis, etas, ^, (KaraTTOvrdo)) :z^ Karairov-
in<.s;, to
TurpAs.
fide
'
transitive.

Basil. Ill,
KaTa-TTOpevopai,
272 D.
Kartpxopai,
11, 30.
to
go back to
11.
Method. 368 A, nvi n.

"Otrot fiv iItto
TTjV
877
C
ij
one's country, to be restored to one's country.
tov Ka6ryyovpVov KaTaTnaTevBanri
Sept.
Mace.
2,
3, 4,
Polyb.
ctaoSov,
=:
ols
KaTam(rT(v6ri
4, 17, 8, et alibi.
Inscr. 4697, 19.

rj,
cto-oSoff.
KaTairopvevfTts, eas,
(^KaTaTTopvevca)
a prostitut-
KaTa-moTooficu, to become security.
Plut.
I,
814
ing.
Plut.
I,
242 C.
B.
KaramiTTaxTK,
a)s,
fj,
KaTanopcfivpos, ov,
(Karoirtordofioi)
oXoTropcfivpos.
Lyd. 179,
2.
of security, assurance.
alibi.
Plut.
I,
a giving 287 D, et
(caraTrXjj^,
KaTaTToais,
eft)?,
^, Ij.
gula, gullet, the swallow. 194.

i>Josc. 3,
Xenocr. 52.
Epict.
1,
Muson.
17.
84 (94).
KaTaTtXayrjs,
es,
(icaTa7r\^cr<r(B)
=
II,
16,
I,
Frag. 12.
jrotrdv,
3,
Aret. 33 F.
panic-stricken.
Polyb.
1, 7, 6, Trjv e<jio8ov.
CTem. 4.
KaTOTToaov
^
ov,
393 A.
Kara
Diosc.
Also, KaTair\rjyr]i.
faTmrKaariov
Clem. A.
625 A.
Antyll.
somewhat.
KOTan-dTjos,
KaTan\a(Tcreiv.
^ =
f/,
in a certain degree, 46 (53).

to
'
KaraTroT-os,
6e swallowed.
apud
16.
Orib. II, 59, 6.
Classical.
Galen.
VI,
356
D,
(pap/uiKa,
Kara-irKaxTTqs, ov, 6, plasterer.
Philon
II,
478,
naTairpaypaTevopxu
74.
=
ov,
irpaypuTcvopai Kara nvos.

ifis ivdeias-
KaTa-nKaTvva>, to spread widely.
Moschn.
Greg. Naz.
Kara-TrpcuSeva)
I,
544 A,
Eust. Ant. 906 D, a doctrine.

KaToirKeyfia, arcs, t6,
1, 2,
KorahTjoa,
KaTairpovopsvo).
:=
irKeyim.
Paul. Tim.
Leant. Cypr.
Suid. KaTaSr/ovv ....

KaTairpaicrtKos,
fj,
9 as V.
1.
irpoKTiKos.
Muson.
(toTOTrXfCQ),
to plait.
Classical.
157.
Karairpaiis, eas,
(KaTaTrpatra-O))
1717 C, avTov, plotted against him.

KaTmrkriyrjs, see
KOTawXay^s-
rying into
Sept.
effect.
Jos. Ant. 19, 1,4.
a doing, carClem.
Kora.'nKTjyfios, ov, 6,
^=
KaTarrXr]^!.!, terror.
A.
I,
692 C.
961 C.
Sir. 21, 4.
KaTa-Trpea-êia, to undertake
an embassy against
Strab. 17, 1, 11,
KOTa7rXi)KTSs (KOTajrXijKTucds), adv. strikingly,

astonishingly.
any one.
Polyb. 23, 11,
8.
Diod.
1,
48.
p. 361, 24, nvos.
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by Microsoft
KaTOrTTpoiecrOai
Kara-^poiea-dm.
644
et alibi.
KaTapprjTopeviTK
KaTapda-a-ovres.
Polyh.
1, 77, 3,
Polyb. 10, 48,
7.
Strab. 11,
KaTa-Trpovofieva, to carry off
booty or prisoners.
5,2.
1
15,1,19.
4, 6, 5, tVi TOJ/ Po8ai/di'. 14, 4,

d<f)'
Sept.
Num.
2,
21,
1,
i^ aiirav al^lMiXacriav.
'O KarapdKTTis Xcyop^vos
ui//t;\^s weVpas
II,
Judic.
14, avTOvs-
KaTanpovofiia
V.
1.
KarapdrTcov TtoTapos.
Philon
TOK
7,33.
510,
preceding.
Diod. 12, 54 as
47, 9.
16,
31.
Cornut. 16 " AvaScv o/i^poi KaTapdrrovn.

I,
Plut.
179 A,
fij
x^P'^'^<'t
irrumpere
in
Kara-TrpoTepfco, to surpass.
Polyb.
1,
castra.
19, 1 -(T6m.
Ilfparav.
Diod. 17, 33, p. 184, 44, rav

Apollod.
to
1, 6, 3, 4.
ppdacrco
[Not to be confounded with

KaTapprjywpi.-]
Kara-
Karapyea,
rja-a, to
render
idle,
useless, or of no
Sept.
13,
7.
Kwra-TTTfpoco.
KaTa-ji-Ticra-a,
account,
to
put down,
abolish, destroy.
pound
up.
Nicol.
D.
160.
Esdr.
2, 4, 21.
2, 5, 5,
et alibi,
iwc.
Plut. II, 449 F.

KaTa-TTToea,
to
intiihidate.
Ill,
Athan.
I,
624 B.
Pa/. Rom. 4, 14, et alibi saepe. 1577 A. Orig. I, 680 A.

KordpyricTis, fa>s,
rj,
Just. Frag.
Greg. Nyss.
143, 14.
KaraTn-fflo-is,
916 A.
{Karapyea)
abolition, destruc-
KaTonTafia, arof, to,
:=
following.
5ep<. Ps.
tion.
Athan.
KarapytjTeov
e<Bf,
rj,
II,
105 A.
Iambi. Adhort.
Bel Karapyeiv.
(KaTairiTrra)) fall.
On;^?. I,
Sept.
98.
Mace.
3, 2, 14.
272 A.
beggary.
Karapyla, as,
t),
absolute
dpyla.
Hermes
Tr.
KOTO-nrfflxfutD, fo
reduce
Plut.
I,
to
Dion. H.
CyriU.
Poem.
Diod.
70, 9.
ov,
lU, 1885,
I,
1.
771 A.
Kardpyvpos,
covered with apyvpos.
Classical
KOTa-irvfcdfm thoroughly, profusely.
A.
II,
607, 68. 69.
385 A. B.
suppurate.
KaTapep,ê{>a>, see Karapoja/Scvm.
/cara-n-i/dm, (0
Eustrat. 2336 A.
Diosc. 5, 88.
KaTapL6p,ri<ns, eaas,
J],
apLBprjais strengthened.
Orib. 1,425,
KaraTnippos, ov, very irvppos.
Jos.
8.
Apion
Anton.
T],
1,
21.
Karairwyavj
<ovos, 6,
(jraiyQiv')
with a long beard.
4, 45.
ov,
Herod, apud Afric 52 A.
Diod.
4, 5.
Strab. 16, 4, 10.
KaTapKTiKos,
Ci/riZ/.
(Kardpxo) beginning. Nicom.
KarairuXe'co.
C/em.
J.. I,
604 C.
A.
I,
130, nvos.
KaTa-pop.â>
948 A.
KaTapaKTTjs, ov,
6,
(^KaTapdcira)
cataracta,
Inscr. 4893.
1, 3, 7.
Sept.
^= TrXavda, to cause to wander. Num. 32, 13, v. 1. KaTapep.êia.

Stud. 1746
cataractes,
fall or falls.
cataract, cascade, waterfall,

8.
Kara-ppafibiim, to cudgel to death.
Sept. Ps. 41,
A.
KaTa-ppa6vp,ia>
Diod.
II.
1,
30.
Strab.
1, 2,
31.
5, 3,
Karafickica.
CyriU. A.
I,
513
16,1,9. 17,1,3.2. PMon I, 408, 29. Theophil. 1148 A. Jos. B. J. 4, 10, 5. PhUostr. 266. 2. i)am, Agathem. 358. Arr. Diod. n, ST. an artificial waterfall. 3. TrapAnab. 7, 7, 7. vlpp. II, 820, 1 7.
C.
Chal.
3, Tivos.
Nicet. Byz. lib C.

II,
1,
Kara-ppaivo).
Diod.
525, 60
7,
Karapparai.
Xenocr. 45.
Sext. 14, 20.
Diosc.
vSan
ras heirpjK.
KarappdKTTjs, see KarapdKrrjs.
door.
Sept. Gen.
</ie
7,
11.
8, 2,
toO oipavot),
KarappaKTOs,
Plut.
I,
rj,
ov,
(KarappdiTcra) thrown down.
translated,
windows of heaven. Reg 4, Malacb. 3, 10. Aquil. Esai. 60, 8. 7, 19. Dion. H. Ill, 1668, 15. 4. Portcullis? 1039 D. II, 705 E. Plut. I, 951 C. 5,
1039 B, dvpa, trap-door.
Karappdaoai
88, 45.
Rarappfiyvvfu
Sir. 46, 6.
Sept. Ps. 73, 16.
101, 11.
Diod. H, 490,
Stocks,
for confining the legs of criminals.

2. 3.
Sept. Jer. 20,

bird.
6.
Philon I, âi .... Cedr.

51.
rrjv yf)v.
669,
I,
41.
Hes.
Karappdfie
636, 5 Karippaî
els
Cataracta,
Deut. 14,
violent
Sept. Lev.
v.
Adjectively,
14
1,
11,
17.
16.
rain.
KaTappa<prj, ^s,
fj,
^=
pa(^rj.
Lyd. 179,
4.
Paid.
paySaios,
Aeg. 114. 116.

KaTdppa<j)os,
ov,
Leo Med. 135.

(KarappaTrroo)
Strab.
21.
[Those transcribers
who
sewn
together.
wrote KaTappaKTTjs, with PP, supposed that it was derived from Karappdaaa or Karappriyvvpi.
Lucian.
Plut.
Ill, 409.
KaTappeTTTjs, es, (^Karappena) inclined
downward.
Vit. Nil.
But
see Karapdiro).]
n, 952 D.
rj,
Karapaopai, to curse.
\a>v,
Doroth. 1680 B, ratv ak[Perf. KeKarrjpapai,
Tols aXKoLS.
Karappevcis, ems,
to Karappelv.
Koxripapju.
Sept.
79.
Num.
Just. aor.
Tryph.
iKarrjpdOrjv,
90.
Imperf
KaTr]pa>p,TjV,
24, 9.
Sir.
3,
16.
iKaTripa>p.rjv,
Jun. 109 C. KaTapprjywpi, to cast or throw down, overthrow. Const. Apost. 8, 12 Teixr)Kara-ppriiiovea (p^pi)
KarripdBrjV.
=^
Kareiireiv.
Nil. 544
Eus. Alex. 429 B.
C]
a cursing.
Sept.
A.
Kara-ppqa-is,
Kordpao'ts, eop, ^, (^Karapdofiat)
Num.
23, 11, exdpav.

to
Kar-apd<r<r<a or KaT-apdrrm,
rush down,
7,
to
fall
^Karemelv) ^, 796 A. 977 B. Sophnis. 3612 B.

ecus,
I,
acciisafton.
CyriU. A.
X, 205 D.
an
headlong.
Classical.
Sept. Sap. 1
4 'H;ôt
KUTappriTopeva-is,
ems,
^,
(KarappijT-opcvca)
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KaTO-pprjTopeva)
overcoming ly
rhetoric,
645
talking
icaracrKevr]
Antyll.
down.
Karda-apKos, ov, (trdp^) corpulent.

Orib.
apud
Leant. H, 1981 C.
Kara-pprfropeia, to
n,
51, 9.
Athen. 12, 74.
down.
Plut. 11, 801 F.

to
KorappiiTTa,
overcome by rhetoric, to talk Lucian. 11, 899. throw down. [Hippol. 796 A
fj,
KaracrapKoo), to
=
A.
C. Ill, 185 B.
make Karda-apKos. BasU I, 97 197B. Mid. KaTao-apKoo/icu
Karda-apKos yiVo/iai.
Kcerappi(j>dai :=: KaTeppi(j)6ai.2
KaTaoapota, to sweep doivn.

Orig.
I,
Achmet. 88. Martyr. Poth. 1448
Korappiyjns, eas,
a throwing down.
1053 B.
Karappoia, as,
16.
fj,
z^^ Karappoos.
Epict.
1,
26,
KaTaa-êa-is, ems, ^, (KaTa(Têvmp.t) an extinguishing, extinction. Dion C. 54, 2, 4. Sophrns.
Plut. II, 128 A.
Aquil. Ps. 77, 44.

to
3409 C.
KaTaa-fieoTiov
Karappotôiiai
(KaTappoia),
Diosc. 3, 83 (93), p. 430.
have a catarrh. Galen. VI, 331
=
oxi,
8
6,
Karaa-êvvvvai.
Plut.
II,
787 F.
KaToa-eiopos,
D.
KaTapp6(f}fj(rts,
eios,
fj,
thorough Kardoewis.
Act.
(Karappo^dia) a swallow2, 4.
p.
119
b, 18.
ing down.
KaTa-ppv6p.iCa>.
Diosc. Eupor.
(caTao-etoTOK, ov, to, (KOTao-e/o))
quid
Porph.
Athen.
2.
5, 6, p.
179 A. Philostr.
Longin.
Cer. 582, 15.

Rara-treiJivvva
299.
Longin. 41,
Cyrill.
A.
very
I,
1012 A.
IX, 633
Longin.
KOTappvdfios, ov, (^pv6p,6s) 41, 1.

Kara-ppviToco.
rhythmical.
D.
KaTa-a-rjfmvTiKos,
r),
ov,
o-rj/iavTiKos.
BasU.
fj,
Kardppvo'K,
etos,
Ill,
340 C. IV, 396 A.

Anast. Sin.
32, 5.
KaT-aa-Bfveco.
to Karappciv.
233 B. C.
Kara-ppaoTea.
Karao'iyaoTeov
Erotian. 230.
Simoc. 224, 21.
Set KaTaotydêtv.
Clem.
I,
CyrUl. A.
I,
300 B.
X, 117
436 A.
Kara-oiSripoa.
Classical.
A.
KaTopr!), ^s,
T),
^dpapiiTKco,
APQ)
Diod. 13, 54.
Strab.
ioTos, mast.
15, 3, 11.

KarapTia, as,
fj,
Karda'KoKp.os, ov,
(o-xaX/nos)
on hand,
close by.
(KaTapTTj) the
a vessel.
KarapTiSiov,
Artem. 234.
ov,
to,
little
mast and yard of Chron. 720, 6. Martyr. Kardpnop.
Leant. Cypr. 1744 C.

KaraoKeKrjs,
, (KaTaerKeXXco) dry. Dion. H. V,

Jas. Ant. 8, 8,
r),
538,
7.
Areth. 56.
KordpTiov,
ov,
TO,
(^Kardpnos)
KaTa-OKeTrdôi.
1.
iaros,
mast.
naratTKeiraoTos,
ov,
(^KaTaoKfTrdâ^ covered up.
Joann. Moschn. 3069 C.

Leo. Tact.
19,
5.
Theoph. 459, 21. Hes. KapxTjcria .... Doroth. 1781 B. TTOipicaWy, preparation. 2. Loom =1 la-Tos. Clem. A. I, 737 A. B
(quoted).
Kardprios, ov,
ij,
Aquil.
Num.
KaTaoTKfnda)
=
to
7, 3.
KaTacrKeirdâ.
Karaa-Kevdâ),
Artem. 197. prove by argument, to argue.

1, 2, 6.
Classical.
15.
Strab.
PUhn
Orig.
I,
II,
510,
=
f],
Hermog. Prog.
Sext. 9, 30.
28,
opposed to dvaoKfv704 A.
Karaprla.
Artem. 156. 284,
afffl.
perhaps rigging.
KordpTiois,
fitting
13,
9,
f<os,
(KarapTiû))
an adjusting, a
Paul. Cor.
Plut.
I,
2. To plot against. 737A. Tm. 183, 22 KaT(TKvdo6Tf, et

Karaa-Kevaxris, eas,
r],
37, 22.
Mai. 181.8,
alibi.
or fitness, preparing. translated perfection.
2,
a making.
Epiph.
I,
1137
667
D.
KaTaoKfiaa-fia, aros, to, plural KaraoKcvdopLaTa,
F.
KaTapTiop,6s, ov, 6,
KardpTuris.
Ill,
Tatian. Frag.
ckkXi;-
works, edifices.
p. 123, 15.
Diod.
1,
50, p. 60, 58.
2, 9,
1057 B, tJJs 2. The oias, the putting in order. of a bone. Galen. II, 281 B.
1601 A.
Greg. Nyss.
setting
KaTaoKvaopos,
9,
oij, o,
o'Kevapla.
Dion C.
38,
3.
KaTapTviTis, ems,
ing.
r],
{KaTaprvai) preparation, train-
KaraoKevaarcov
^=
Set KaraoKevdêiv.
Hermog.
Plut.
I,
112 E.
Jambl. V. P. 142.
Prog. 28.
Kaa-Kevaa-rris, ov, 6,
II,
206.
Karaprvta, to dress food.
KaT-apxaipetnd^to, to
tion,
by
bribes.
Artem. 98. defeat a rival at an elecPlut. I, 839 E. Longin.

Polyb.
2,
168
C.
2.
f),
preparer, constructor. Athan.

Plural,
oi
KaraoKevaoral,
7,
certain officers.
a.
44,
9.
f),
KaTao-KevaoTiKos,
ov,
fitted
KoT-apxri, ^r,
2,
beginning.
12, 8.
23,
Galen.
KaTaoKevf],
VI,
83
D.
2.
for
establishing.
Argumentative.
14.
Strab. 10, 3, 10. 16.
Aristeas 16. 23.

Sext. 414, 14.
Chrys. IX, 548 C.

rfs, rj,
Hermes
Sibyll. 3,
Tr. latrom. 389, 6.
construction, preparation, com-
155.
position, in respect to style.
Polyh.
1,
22, 3.
KaTaudpmov, ov,
(adp^) that which is worn next the skin. The cloth spread on the holy Euchol. table ; called also tA Kara, a-apxa.
to,
5, 8, 4.
Strab. 1,
59.
2, 6,
noirinKri, poetic style.

5, 5,
r)
2.
Diog.
7,
Longin Frag.
iv Xeêi.
Constructive reasoning, argumentation,
Digitized
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KUTaCTKey^K
opposed
646
KoraiT'irfi.iTis,
KaTaa-repiafioi
fios,
rj,
Dion. H. to dva<Ticvfi, dvarponr). VI, 1007. 1024. 1041. Sueton. de Rhet. 1. S. Plot Chrys. X, 51 B. Orig. I, 676 A. Mai. 84, 6, fj kot airov. against any one.
(nrovSri,
essentially.
575 C. n, 437 B. KaTaa-iriKdô) (trjrtXas), to come

Plut.
I,
down
upon.
Simoc. 169, 20.

KaTaa-TTLKos,
ov,
KaTaa-Keyjns, ecos,
17,
(KaracrKOTreo)) survey,
exami-
^=. tTTriKtov
TrKrjprjs.
PoTphyr.
nation.
KaT-aa-Kea.
Strab. 6, 1, 12.
Abst. 315.
icaTatTm\da>, the pitching
a>iTa>,
Pint.
I,
f],
614 C.
(KaTaa-iajvoa))
:
KaTacrKr]vaa-is, eas,
A.
7.
I,
989 C.
to render KaTdanCKos. Cyrill, Theophyl. B. IV, 316 D.
of a
1, 4.
tent,
encampment
9, 8.
abode, habitation.
Sept. Par.
a dwelling, lodging, 1, 28, 2. Tobit

2,
Kora-ajropdSijv, adv. desultorily.
Protosp. Puis.
Sap.
Mace.
talcing
14, 35.
8, 20.
Polyb.
KaTaa-TTopevs, ecos, 6,
nr:; (rrropevs.
FsenA-Athan
11,26,5.
9,
58.
2.
Diod.n,95.
The
5.
Matt.
Luc.
IV, 148 A.
KaT-ao-croy
up of one's quarters.
Polyb. 11, 26,

Karaa-Kiaa-fia,
arcs, to,
(xarao-KMifa))
I,
an
over-
Cels. apud Orib. I Kardyvvfii. 1497 B. Artem. 181. Also, KaT-Eoo-o-m. Artem. 391. ^<Aa?j. I, 732 A. 708 C as
.ihadowing.
CyrilL A.
477 B.
Plut. 11, 790
V.
1.
Kara-aKipTau), to leap
down from.
23,
7.
C.
Pohjaen.
8,
Oreg. Nyss. IV, 1140 B,
Ill,
A. 2, 6. Theod. 1085 A, tov depos.

Ael.
Kara-tTTaBpfvm, to
16.
Stall,
to Stable.
Strdb. 16,
1,
4. 5, 2, p. 313, 25.
KaTaoT-adfiLorpos, ov, 6,
1,
Ka.Ta(rraj6pTjaK.
Diosc.
TTjs Îfvxfji.
72.
KaTa(TK07revTr]ptov, ov, to (KaTatTKOTT^vai) ^=. ckoTiia.
KaraoToXrtKoy,
checking.
^ tj,
ov,
Martyr. Arelh. 36.

7],
Diosc.
2, 4.
(xaTacrreXXo)) capable of Sexi. 752, 7.
Karaa-HoTviKos,
6v, (jiaTaa-KoTTOs)
L.
speculaPlut.
I,
KOTdaTaais, ems, ^, appointment, ordination of a
tor i u s
E,
belonging
to
espial.
785
TrXoia, vessels
of observation.
KaratTKoTnov, ov, to,

KaTaa-KOTTtKov.
KaTa-(TKop'iTLîj>.
catascopium ^=
5.
TrXdiov
clergyman, jlnc. 10. vlnf. 19. 23. 5arrf. 10. Athan. I, 228 A. B. 524 B. Greg. Naz. Ill, 236 B. 2. Establishment, settle-
GclL 10, 25. Diod. II, 507,
ment, quiet, peace, order.
Plut.
II,
609 D.
KUTa-tTKOTiâ, to darken completely.
Galen. IV,
Basil.
532 F.
Ill,
Q/rill.
^.
KaTa-cTKvdpamaâ).
192 A. Jos. Ant. 11,

I, I,
5, 16.
164 A.
Clem. A.
Kara-a-KiWa.
KaT-ao-pevlô).
637 A.
Sept.-
Simoc. 199, 16.

Tyr.
KaTa-dfxiKpvvia, to belittle, etc.

19.
Max.
Lucian.
.15.
II, 724.
Reg. 2, 7, Anton. 8, 36. Pseudo-Demeir. 25, 18. 56,

88,
16.
of the weather. Leont. I, Joann. Mosch. 2S7S B. 3033 A. 1236 A. Leont. Cypr. 1685 C. 3. Equanimity, normal state of mind, composure, self-possession, tranquillity of mind. Plut. II, 704 D. Just. Tryph. 115, opposed to iKo-raais. Sext. Macar. 517 C. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 279, 5. 941 D. 4. State, condition. Diosc. 4, 114
'B,.settled state
281
Plut. II, 260 C, of the face. (116), \6ipiKi,. 5. State, government, domain, institutions,
Karda-pypvos, ov,
(crpvpva)
smelling of myrrh.
Diosc.
1,
26. zzz
KaTatrolSapevopai
Jos. B. J. 3,
<Toâpevopai
Kurd
Tivos.
1, 1.
Diog.
1,
81.
KaTa-croîw.
Parth. 14.
.
KaTacro<piôpai (irotîfw) to outwit, to get the better of, circumvent.
Philon IT, 261, 7. Jos. Ant. Apion. 1, 11. Afc?. 400, 20, 17 Pmpa'iKr]. 6. Disposition of {oTces. Polyb. 2, 7. Ceremony. 68, 9 Mai. 457, 14, âai\tKfj. Porph. Cer. 9, 5. 'O ttjs KaTaa-riaeas, I lie master of ceremonies. Porph. Cer. Theoph. Cont. 467, 12. 20, 22. 64, 15.
nationalit}'.
15,8,1.
Sept.
15,
74.
Plut. II,
80 C.
Ex. 1,10. Lucian.
Diod.
I,
KaTaiTTaTiKos,
T),
294.
Plut.
I,
41 D.
Sext. 708, 16.

Karaa-ocjjia-pos.
KardcTTaTos, ov.
6,
capable of settling, Eus. n, 1348 D. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 28. 37

ov,
etc.
2u/i-
ov,
=:
to
KaTaa-o(ptêa-6ai.
peTpos Ka\ ovKaTatTTwros, write euKaraoraTos.

Kara-iTTevdâ, to sigh deeply.
Sept. Ex.
2,
Basil. Ill,
528 D.
Joann. Mon. 309
7,
23,
Kardo-ofpos, ov, very o-o06s.
OTTO tSiv epyav.
Jer. 22, 23.
Thren.
1, 11.
B.
KaT-a(nrd(opat.
Jos. Ant.
10, 5.
Plut.
I,
Mace. 3, 6, 34. 225 A, TIVOS.

KaTa(TTirTov
Orig. II, 1165 C.
Basil. Til,
KaTa-a-wapyavoco.
217 D. 815 C, et alibi. Philon II, 495,
Sei KaTaaTe<peiv.
Clem. A.
I,
3.
485 A.
Plut. II,
I,
KaTaa-trairpos, ov, 6,
=.
KaTdirrracris.
Kar-atj-Tepiâ, to
place
650 C, et
Diosc.
alibi.
Antyll apud Orib.
450,
7.
into
KaraiTTraa-nKos,
2,
r), ov, (KaraoTratn) able to draw. 164 (165), ydKaicTos, good for. KaTa-tTTraToKda. Sept. Prov. 29, 21. Amos 6,
a Gemin.
constellation.
748 B.
I,
the stars, to form Hipparch. 1005 A. 769 B. Diod. 4, 61. 80.
among
Dion. H.
5,
7.
153, 17.
KaTa(TrepitTp.6s, ov, 6, constellation.

1
Plin. Epist.
4.
yln(;ioMII, 22.
Greg. Naz. U, 617 B.
Eudoc.
M.
339.
Digitized
by Microsoft
icaTaffTepo<;
Korairrepos, ov, (aarfip) starry.
647
Greg. Naz.
Chrys.
II,
KaTa(r)(a<7K
Toiis virevavTiovs.
Diod.
4,
9.
I,
16, 11.
11,
II,
II,
60 B.
KOT-airrepoio, to
43. 21, p. 420,
7.
Dion. H.
2,
488, 11.
adorn with
Lucian.
stars.
I,
456
662, 6.
Strab. 4, 4,
p. 195.
Philon
D.
KaTa-VTijKiTeia).
(caTO-onjXcjo),
549, 30.
Ill, 287.
KaTa-(TTpe^\6a}
KaTa-(TTpr]vwxa,
to
Plut. II, 105 B.
to
mark a road
Strab.
7,
with mile-posts.
7,
wax wanton
Polyb. 34, 12, 3.
4.
Tim.
of a
1, 5, 11,
Tov Xpia-Tov.
against. Paul. FseuArlgnat. 905
KaTcurniiia, aros, to, (Kadiarrjfii) constitution state.
Polyb.
6,
50, 2.
2.
C, TOV \6yov.
KaTao-Tpo(j)evs,
t'tos,
StoZe, condition,
o,
(KaTaaTpe(f)(o) L. eversor,
of anything.
Sept.
Mace.
3, 5, 45,
of mind.
Aristeas
15,
destroyer.
KnTa<TTpo<pT],
Iren.
898 A.
Cleomed. 56, 20, of the weather.

31.
7,
Diosc. 1, Prooem. p. 5.
5,
Jos. Ant.
composure.
Ignat. 677 A.
PZui. 11,
fjs, T), catastrophe, the end of aplay. PoZyJ. 3,48,8. ilfMson.188. Cels.Med. 1, 884 B.--[Sept. Gen. 19,29. Job 15, 21.etc.]
1089 D; of the body. Apollon. D. Pron. 291 A, of existence. Synt. 73, 4, state Artem. 102. Sext. 164, 29. of the case. 3. Behavior, appearance. Paul 165, 1. Tit 2, 3. Plut. I, 311 E, composure of the
911 A.
KaTaaTpo(j)LKS)s, adv. in the
manner of
the catas-
trophe of a play.
KaTao'Tpwvwp.c
Diod. 14, Karaoropewvpi. 114 T6 neSiov anav veKpav KaTetrTpadrj, toas

15, 80, Toy tottov
4, to
Athen. 10, 79.
strewed with dead bodies.

vfKpav.
Jos. Ant.
8,
7,
face.
*KaTa(rTriiiaTtK6s,
fj,
ov,
settled,
established:
steady, sedate.
Philon
87.
I,
Epicur. apud Diog. 10, 136. Plut. I, 824 F. Diog. 2, 118, 37.
(arriplâ)),
to
Karaa-Tripiâ)
establish.
Lyd.
lie
7,
15.
pave a road. Achmet. 223, to spread a carpet. 2. To record. Mich. Due. Novell. 327. a spreading, strewing. KaTcuTTpaa-is, (as, fj, Ens. n, 548 B, ypa^f/s, quotations from Scripture. Achmet. 223, of a carpet. 2. Stratum, that which is laid on a couch.
KOTaoTi/SaSeuo/iat
{(TTiâheva),
to
down.
Theoph.
Aiisteas 35, rpiKKlvov.

KaTaa-Tpoyreov
zz=.
Charis. 554, 27.
Simoc. 297,
(caTa(TTOi;(a
U.
iVi
del KaTao'Tpcovvvvcu.
Geopon.
(o'Tolxos), adv.
order.
6, 2, 10.
Cont. 572, 12.

*ieoTa-crTO[;(o(.
*/taT-a-(rToi;(iX'''i
KaTatTTvyrjTiov
=^
Set KOTao'Ttjyeti'.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
Epicur. apud
^0
.Diojr. 10, 35.
468 B.
KOTaorTuyvos,
p.
01/,
instruct
in
the
elements.
wery (rrvyvos.
Athen. 13, 49,

ilfn.
2?Ae.
Chrysipp.
apud
^s,
^,
Plut. II, 1036 A..

(KaTa(r7-f AXto)
585 D.
(TT1J06).
7.
KOTaoToX^,
dress,
1, 2, 9.
habit.
KOTO
Piwi.
I,
782
A.
Sept. Esai. 61, 3.
B. J.
2,
8,
4.
Paul. Tim.
Plut.
f
I,
Jos.
248,
154 C, weptjSoXÊ,
Method. 136
Porpli.
KOTa-o-uêoTem,
fo
fatten like swine.

Nil. 148 A.
Plut. II,
moderation in dress
KaTa-(TToKlC<a.
1096 C.
Kara-o'VKofJMVTfa).
(caTao-uoraS))!',
Plut. 11, 65 D.
B.
KaTcuTToKiQV, OV,
TO,
adv.
fj,
(rvoTahrjv.
Simoc. 73,
8.
Uttlc
KaTaiTToKr).
KaTaa-((>ayrj,
rjs,
{KaTao-(pa(co)
a butchering.
1,
Cer. 477,
7.
482, 10.
to strew,
Pamphil. 1553 C.
to cover.
layering
Kara<TTopivinijj,i,
Philon
of
II,
KaT-a&tpdKtCm.
195,
1.
Sept.
Macc.
2,
19.
SexL
sling.
579, 12, T^v x'ipcu' veKpav,
with dead bodies.

vines.
Karaaropeais,
ems,
^,
iê
KaTa-o-(pevSova<o,
Isid.
to
overthrow
7, 2.
with
Geopon.
3, 3, 8.
845 B.
Jos. Ant. 3,
I,
KaTa-oTo;(afo/xat,
<o
guess,
conjecture.
Polyb.
Orig.
I,
KaTa-a-4>iyyco.
PZ. II, 983
12, 13, 4.
Diorf.
19, 5, et alibi.
D.
Clem. A.
532 D.
969 D, nvos.
KaTatrroxau'p.os,
ov,
6,
KaTaa-(\)payiâ, to
guessing,
conjecture.
Diod.
1,
37.
Ptol. KaTaaToxaareov ^= Sei KaTaaroxaCecrdai.. Tetrab. 115. 176. KaraaToxatrrcKos, rj, ov, capable of guessing.
'
make the sign of the cross upon Apocr. Act. et Martyr. Matt. 11, Pseudo-Gen??. 417 eavTOV, to cross himself. A, TOK Xaoi', by the bishop.. Porph. Cer. 475, In the Ritual, with 7, TTj xî-pi- ''?>' ToXiv.
anything.
Qlem.
A. U, 385 C.
to
reference to a child signed with the sign of The a cross when it receives its name.
KaTa-arpayyiâ,
wring
out, squeeze out.
Sept.
Lev.
5, 9.
KaTaarparevopju
z=
OTparevopaL
Kara
nvos.
Clem. A. n, 400 C, nvos.
ceremony is performed at church, but must not be confounded with baptism. Euchol. Mid. KaTaa-(j>payiCopat, to cross p. 122. Eus. II, 1056 C. Eustrat. 2379 one's self.
Kora-arpaTea
23.
=:
following.
Theoph. Cont. 368,

Polyb.
3, 71, 1,
C.
KOTaa-xains, ems,
fj,
K.araa'xaa-p.os.
Moschn.
Kora-arpaTTjyea, to outgeneral.
126, p. 61.
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KaTa(T'â<7fia
KaratTâtrfia, aros, to, (/caTao-xafw)
648
a
slit,
Koravarripo^
f<oj,
f),
a cutopen.
Koranjiis,
ting open.
KaTa(Tx'io'l''Os,

ov,
6,
KaTaridtjiu, to depose
a melting away. Stud. 812 C. a bishop. Hippol. Haer.

rjira),
slitting,
cutting
460, 11.
KOTarotpôypaêo),
(rolxos, ypaipa) to imite
KaTaaâoTcov ^:z
2, p.
dfi KaTa(r)(a(eiv.
Diosc. lobol,
Jos. B.
on a wall
placard.
Kara-ôKpAco.
anything
Sept.
against
any
one,
to
61.
KaTaaxeSiaÔ)
J. 3, 8,
Cyrill.
9.
Strab. 14, 5, 14, p. 163, 17, tm/osti.
ffpêStafo)
Kara twos.
A.
II,
Eus. Ill, 585 345 D.

47, 11. Ps.
2,
Mace.
2, 3, 24.
Dwrf.
1,
ax^hiaâ.
Sept.
16.
40, p. 49, 38 'Edi/ Ttr TOtr Xoyots KaTaToXfujtras
îd^rfTm
against.
8.
TTjv
cvapyeiav.
3,
2,
To behave
5,
boldly
(caTocrxfc's, "or, î
(/caTfx<") possession.
Polyb.
103,
t&v
iro\ep,ia>v.
Gen.
17, 8.
Sir. 4,
Sext. 196, 4.
(caTaTOTTtow, ou, TO,
Patriarch. 1148 B.
KaraarxfTeos,
a,
ov,
usually to KaraToma,
(tottos)
ou Sei KaTa<TXf6rjvm.
position, station.
22.
Phoc. 187,
223,
23.
22.
Attal. 201,
Schol. Arist.
KaTa-crxfrXid^co.
Ach. 259.
Jos. B. J. 1, 32, 4.
202,
12.
Eust. Thessalon.
style.
Capt. 434, 13.

DJora.
Karaa-x^Tos, ov, possessed

J?. I,
by a demon.
7.
KOTa-TpaymSea),
to extol
in tragic
Achill.
81,8.
S(ra6. 11, 4,
32, inspired.
11, CK vvfiffyav.
Plut.
I,
Philon I, 103, 761 D. Paus. 10, 12,
Tat. 6, 4, avTTJs to koKKos.

KaTa-^paxvvo/juu.
Petr.
Alex 484 C.
attack.-
KaTaTpix"), to inveigh against, to assail,
KaT-ao-xifJ-oveo), to treat indecently.

2, t\.
App.
I,
58,
Just. Apol. 2, 3, ^fiav.
ApoUon. D. Pron.
Sext. 193,
5, 62,
295.
eoos,
ij,
Iren.
1, 9, 3, tSiv ypa(j}av.
KaTcicrxi'O'ts,
(/cavaopîfa))
splitting up.
10.
217,19.
ecoi,
DJogr. 7, 187.
Athen.
Diosc.
3,
62 (69).
'AXkiîASov.
KaTaTprjcns,
^,
Plut. 11, 874 E. heap up. Plut. I, 418 A. )caT-a(Tti)7-fuojoiat, (0 squander away. Jos. B. J. Orig. Ill, 1361 A. 4, 3, 3. KaToraKfpos, ov, very raKcposGalen. VI, 375 D.
KaT-a<Txohioimi.
KaTa-trapevo), to
( icaT-aTtrpdcB )
perforation.
Diosc.
5,
118 (119).
Erotian. 326.
PkZ.
n, 890
KaTaTpi^j],
C.
rjs,
fj,
(KaTaTplâ) a. rubbing down.
KararaKTeov
Orig.
I,
Clem. Diog.
A.
I,
564 A, travesty of
break on the wheel.
ivrpi&if.
6, 24,
travesty oi SutTpi^ri, school.
Sei
KaraTacrtreti'.
.4rtem. 201.
KaTa-TpoxiCo,
S. 66, 21,
to
Phryn. P.
Sept.
1173 B.
cfflf, ij,
condemned.
36, 11,
KaraTa^Ls,
der,
(KaTaTd(r<7()
an arranging,
1,
or-
KaTa-Tpv(^da>, to luxuriate or delight in.
classification.
Epict. 4,
53.
Clem.
Ps. 36, 4, Tov Kvplov.

vt]s.
em
jrXfjdei cipij-
A. I, 492 A. Orig. I, 960 A. Porphyr. Aneb. 30, 3. /amW. 23, 11. Kara-raneivoa). Apocr. Act. Philipp. in Hellad.
13.
Lucian.
II,
701, to chuckle.
Greg. Naz.
11,
488 A.
fj,
KaTaTpvcj)7]a-ts, cmy,
II,
revelling in.
Damasc.
21 A.
to
KaTa-rapTapoa.
Apollod. 1, 1, 4. Cornut. 22. Athenag. 928 B. Sext. 170, 28. Orig. I, 1620 B.
arrange.
KaTOTVTrea (Tmrra), C.
KaTa-TVTToa.
rebuke.
Nicet. Byz. 74&
KaTaToxriTto, to
yjiifVos,
Eus.
Ill,
909 B.
treaty
Theoph. 278,
Participle, Kararera-
eiprjvrjs iroKTa, to
make a
I,
concrete?
Prod. Parm. 561 (147).
KaTa-Tvpawea>.
Orig.
of peace. 496 C. 497 A.

illumine,
1, 6,
562 (149).
KaraTaxiai,
anticipate.
4. 5.
573 (167).
(raxos)
1,
rjirio,
KaT-avyd^<a, to shine upon,
enlighten.
(pdava, to outstrip,
7. 2,
Sept. Sap. 17, 5.

5,
Mace.
39.
Strab.
2,
Polyb.
47,
18, 6.
alibi.
3, 16,
42, p. 205, 29.
9, 1 7, 4.
Diod. 14, 72, et
33.
boldly,
671,
5.
Mid.
Cornut. 200.
Sext. 440,
to see.
(caravydfojwu,
I,
KaTaTfdapprjKOTcas
confidently.
I,
{KaraBappiw)
1,
adv.
Antip. S. 52.
Clem. A.
197 A.
Plut.
I,
Polyb.
86, 5, et alibi.
Plut.
KaTavyaiTp.6s, ov, 6, illumination.
538
927 D.
E, of the phases of the moon.
Kara-TedriTra
(GA*Q).
Cj/nZZ.
KaTa-reKpaipofiai.
Kara-TeXeio.
Cyrill.
^. I, 652 D. A. IX, 580 D.

3, 14.
KaTavyewL, as,
17.
purity of light.
Aristeas 34.
KaTavyea
^=
KaTavyd^m.
Gemin. 829 A.
5.

Sept.
KaT-avdabid(op,ai.
Simoc. 39,
KaTa-Tepna>.
Sophon.
KUT-aveaSiCopai.
in order.
Men. P. 407,
CyrUl. A.
t6,
20.
Basil.
KaToreTayiievas
{KaTaTa(T(Ta>),
adv.
KaT-av6VTea, to manage, to control.
HI,

Kardrexvos, ov, (rexvrf) elaborate.
Plut.
II,
644 B,
79
361,
6.
T-ti/os.
X, 360 B.
KaTavXi)(r(f.
Mai.
Lyd.
B.
KaTavKtjpa,
to melt
aros,
:^
Kara-^KopMi,
or pine away, on account

I,
187, 8.
of anything.
Philon
i I eVJTOV, KareTTJKOVTO.
100, 2 'EKeivav Se, &v ^
KaTaiarqpos, ov, very aitmipos.

15.
Epict.
1,
25f
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Karavyêvio<;
Koravx^vios, ov,
I,
649
Athan,
KaratpoprinKos,
ij,
KaTar(f)(OTt^(0
ov,
=:
Kara tov aiixcvos.
following.
Sophrns.
Galen.
708 A,
TfXi^y^.
3489 D,
Simoc. 60,
8ui6e(ris,
i],
=:
KUTaipopd, lethargy.
KorauxFOS) ov, (avxfios) very dry.

20.
KOTo-iâtSptii/a).
KaTaôpiKds,
ov, (KaTa<f)opd) lethargic.
VI, 331 D.
Eus. H, 1100 B.
CyrUl.
Kanfyopea).
n, 257 C.
Koraiâlvoiiai
A.XmK
II,
Greg. Naz.
KaTacpopiKajs,
adv.
with severity:
Chrys.
1,
X, 363 C, ^P^coo'^'m
.Tos.
\6ya.
'
invectively.
Just. Apol.
13,
KaTa-<j)opTiâ).
Ant.
7,
9,
3.
Jul.
69
fiaviav tivosKttT-a(t>aipeTOS,
B.
ov
fj,
Epiph.
284 B.
:
KardtfiopTos, ov, (<j)6pTos) loaded.
Jos. Vit. 26.
KaTa<j>avia, as,
(jaiTaâvfjs) clearness
mani-
KardcjipaKTOv,
ov,
,
to,
{KaTdxjypaKTOs)
cata-
festnens.
Plut. 11, 715 F, et alibi.

rj,
KaTa(f>avnK6s,
ov,
ph
r a c ta
coat'
7.
of mail.
3.
Macar. 661 A.
Sept.
KaraipaTiKos.
Numen.
;
Theoph. 490,
Ma<:o.
Plut.
I,
594,
apud
.Ems. Ill,
f),
1213 A.
(/caracîy/ii)
KaTa-^pd(T(T, to cover, protect
with armor.
7,
KaTa(pcuns, eas,
affirmation
op-
1,
6, 38.
,Tos.
B. J.
8,
5,
p.
426.
posed to
d'ir6(jja<ns.
Classical.
Apollon. D.
vai,
327 B. 557 E.
Porph.
Adv. 534,
II.
9.
Synt. 245, 25, ^
the af-
Kara^poveco, to contemn.
KaretjjpovTjBri i\6flv.
Adm.
195,
firmative particle vai.

Sext. 43, 5.
Hermog. Bhet. 288,

Plut.
I,
KaTa(l>povr)Teov
fiei
KaTa<ppoveiv.
Athen. 14,
Sept.
11,
KaTa-âTiâ, to affirm, promise.
92
20, p. 625
D.
Sophon.
i)s, rj,
B.
KaTa(\)aTiK6s,
17,
KaTa(PpovrjTr)s, ov, 6, contemner., despiser.

6v,
affirmative
11,
0aTocdy.
Plut.
opposed to djro1047 D. Apollon. D.

;
Habac.
18.
2, 5.
3, 4.
Philon
593,
Jos. B. J. 2, 8, 3.
Pron. 322 A, emphatic.

KaTa-(j)av\iâ>.
KaT-a<ppo(Tvvrj,
dippoavvr).
Method. 76
Anton.
Epiph.
I,
Plut.
fj,
I,
681 B.
proclivity,
ten8, 45, p.
D.
KaTa-(f>pvaiTcropai
7, 3,
mra^peia,
Karacjiepo)
as,
(KaTa(f>epris)
or KaTa-fjipvarropai.
Basil. Ill, 305
01,
dency towards.
avTov
573.
KaTa(j)eiya>, to
irKrjyfjv,
Atken.
352 C.
et alibi.
A,
tivos.
:=: (jyepa Kara nvos.
Diod. 11, 69,
KaTa<}>pvyaoTai, av,
z^
following.
KaTa<f)vKTOV
giving
him a severe blow.

Lucian.
I,
845 D.
KaTa(f>pvyas,
oi,
Set KaTa<jievyiv.
Cataphrygas,
Montanists.
flee for refuge.
01 KaTa ^pvyas, Hieron. AHtl, 356 C.
Polyh.
1,
10, 1,
KaTa^pvo'O'a) ^=. Kara^pvyo}.

KaTa(j)vyri,
ijs,
fj,
Basil.
I,
136 B.
im
Kapxriôviovs.
ov,
to,
secret place
of a building.
Theoph.
KaToxjjevKTrjpiov,
^Karacjyevyto)
place
of
Porph. Cer. 647,

Karafjivyiov, ov, to,
refuge.
Basil.
IV, 368 C.
Sept.
1.
4.
KaTa<j)vyr], refuge.
Kara-i^Bavm, to overtake, reach: arrive at.
684, 18.
KaTa(jiv^Lpos, ov, {KaTa(f>evya)
Tts KaTatpevyei or
Judic. 20, 42 as v.
122, 12, ev6ia>s.
Mai.
9,
66, 14, avrovs.
^=
av.
els
or irpos ov
133,
rrfv
iv
rfj
MvKrjvaiiov
9,
m-
KaTa^vyoi
Plut. II, 290
X.
Ka
136, 10
im
AiXiSa-
457,
ra
'Iv8i-
c.
KaTatpvcdo), to
treat loith
pêpr)
contempt, to despise.
16, 3, yvaprjv.
(KaTa(j)va-d(o)
blast.
KaTa<j}dlv(o
îr KaTa<pBiai. 11, 25.
[Perf. KaTe<f)divrjKa.
I,
Iren.
1, 13, 4,
avTOV.
to,
1,
Epict
E-]
4,
Plut.
867 E.
Philon
II,
621
480,
KaTa(f)v<rr]pM,
aTos,
KuracfiiKriiJui,
aros, to,
Method. 21 7 B.
<f>iKrijia.
Macar. 784 B.
which
I,
KaTa(j)VTevpa, aros, to, (KaTa<j)VTni(o) that

is
25
KaTa<\)CKoao<êa>
4, 1,
=
86
<\>CKoao<f>iia
against.
tivos.
Epict.
167
Basil. Ill,
304 B,
Athan. I, 205 A. Sept. Jer. 38, KaTa(j)VTeva-ts, ea>s, r], a planting. Orig. IH, 472 Clem. A. I, 704 D. 22.
planted.
KaTaipXfîs, ecus, ^,
Piol. Tetrab.
(Karac^Xeyoj)
a burning up. Lucian. U, 291.

Sept. Ps. 17, 9.
B.
KaTa-cbvTevio, to plant
KaToxfiKoyiâ) :=: KaTa(Pi.ya).
15, 17.
down, to plant. Lev. 19, 23. Ps. 43, 3.

Strab. 15, 8, 11.
Sept.
.
Ex.
Sir. 49, 7.
Hippol 680 A.
KaTa(f>Kvapea
Diod.
tfikvapea)
4, 29.
=:
Kara tivos
Tr.
Strab.
16, 15.
KaTdxf>vTos, ov, (vt6v) full

a,
1.
of trees.
Polyb. 18,
2,
1.
12, 3, 21, Tifiav.
Hermes
Poem.
;
Diod.
2,
37.
Strab. 12,
16,
20 M^ tNaz.m, 212 B.
Diog.
5,
a-ov KaTecpXydpriua
Greg.
4, 7.
Kard([)oôs, ov, ((j)oôs)
afraid
1,
of.
Sept. Prov.
Kara-âvca, to fill with one's voice. II, 620 B, TO oXo-oy.

KaTd<f)apos, ov, (<t>a>p) detected
:
Greg. Naz.
29, 16. (pavTas.
Polyb. 10,
Plut. II,
eiar,
7, 7
39, 12, Toiis c\ealibi.
manifest.
Dion.
Iren.
549 C. D, et
KaTa<f)OLTr](Tts,
fj,
((caTaôtTao))
a coming
,
H. V, 331, 440 A.
i
14.
Jos. Ant. 13, 5, 10.
down, descent. 1300 C.
CyrUl.
A. IK, 713 B.
Gelas.
KaTa-<j)arrlC<o.
Anast.
Sin.
937
B.
meet.
Papî- 552 B.
82
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by Microsoft
Kara-âXaâtj}
jiaTa-xaKa(da>, to hail
(coTa-pfoXda,
to
let
650
Karaxva-is,
KaT-eSa<f)(,^ca
down. Lucian. II, 735. down. Sept. Josu. 2, 15. Paltad. Laus. 1012 C. Plut. I, 442 D. II, 559 D. Kara-xaXKcico. Porphyr. Prosod. 111. Soz. Kara-xapdao-co.
1084 B.
Kara-xavvoai.
emr,
f/,
(_KaTaxea>)
a pouring
on.
Sept.
Job
36, 16 'Afivacros Karaxva-is wroxoru
=
C.
avTrjs.
bottomless sea ?
npoxovs.
Kora-xaiKeia.
2. Ewer, Moer. 271. Greg. Naz. I, 661 B.

thrust in.
pitcher,
Karaxavwiu,
Nicet. Papld. 568 B.
to
kill
to
Nicet. Paphl. 504
Kara-xfi-plCojMii,
undertake.
206.
2.
To
Plol.
Tetrab.
I^ôn C.
Kara-xcopea.
71.
*KaTa-xa>piC,
Plut.
11,
312
in
B.
Diog.
5,
SmxeipiC"!^'"
77, 6, 1
Karaxdea,
rjaoD,
(Karaxdris)
to
insert
a book.
Athen.
KarafBapiva, KaCyrill.
Tafiapeo).
Jo.f.
Ant. 18,
6, 7.
A.
I,
577 C.
II,
89 C.
208
A KaTrix6i(riievos
(see
Mech. 8. Sept. Par. 1, 27, 24. Esth. 2, 23. Diod. 5, 5. 20, 23. Mace. 3, 2, 29. Dion. Aristeas 5. Strab. 1, 2, 3, H. IV, 750, 6.
p. 25, 5.
dTrexdofiai).
Jos. Ant. 14, 10, 20,

ov,
6,
Kara-xKevdCco.
J. 2, 18,
7.
Dion. H. V, 207, 13.
Jos. B.
KaTaxpi(Tji6s,
(KaTap^m/jifo))
retirement,
solitude.
Basil. Ill, 929

ems,
fj,
KaTa-)(kevatrTos, ov,
I,
:=
KOTayeXaoTos.
Epiph.
Insulto,
Kardxccns,
A. (Karaxdivmiu) a
burying.
.388
A.
Pseudo-ZacoJ.
7, 3.
Geopon.
4. 3, 2.
Kara-xopeva.
to
2.
Karai|/'a\\a)
^=
ilâXXw Kara tu/os, to sing psalms

II,
exidt over, to deride, mock, scoff.

1,
Ael.
N.
against.
Athan.
to
901 B, ahrov.
to,
Mid.
A.
30, Trjs (f)apvyyos.
Suid. KaTEpôpfueK,
KaTa-âKKoiim,
be played
11,
to
be charmed
Simoc. 226,
e7re;)(atpei'.
with music.
Classical.
Plut.
713 E.
Karaxoprjyeai, to lavish, etc.
Dion.
23.
Kara-yjfeyo).
I, 437 D. 525 B. Kardxpeas, av, (xpeos) immersed in debt. Ex. Vat. 141, 14. 106, 22 -tor. App.
H. V, 550,
11.
Plut.
Did. A. 417 B.
(cai-axpeioa).
iip/fr. Ill,
Kara^jfeKao'Teov
Set (caraiêKafcii'.
Geopon.
5,
Diod.
I,
39,
2.
54.
Sext.
747,
1, 4,
4,
Saveion.
Tropically.
;
709,
Kara-yj/eWiô).
Ti)i/ <l)Q3VTjv
Philostr.
800
KaTeTêXXt(r/iCTOi'
viro Toi) otvov, tallcing thick,

fj,
sunk in sin. catachresis, abusio, improper use of words opposed to Dion. H. V, 15, 7. Kvpio\(îa. Philon I, Plut. II, 25 B. 347 F. 161, 7. 183, 16. Sext. 316, 1. Orig. I, 1185 B. Cyrill. A. I, 225 C. X, 208 KaTa-xptip-toSem.
Sept. Sap.
djiapTiat,
Kardxpria-Ls, fa>s,
rj,
KaTd\l/fv(ni, fas,
(^KaTaêvboixai) a lying, a
lie.
(^KaTaxpdofiaL)
Strab. 1, 3, 18, p. 91, 5.

Kard'êvcrp.a, axos, to, falsehood.
Epict.
2, 20,
23.
KaTa-^fVcr/ios, ov, 6,
^=
KaTa-êvfTis.
Sept. Sir.
26, 5.
KaTa-'^\acj)d(o
V.
1.
Karai/âo).
Lucian.
II,
582 as
A.
KaTaxprjCFTcov
=
fj,
fiel
KaTaxprj(r6m.
Lucian. H,
Ptol.
KaTayjfcBvpiâ
=: iî6vplâ>
A.
I,
Kord twos.
Plut.
II,
418.
KaraxprianKos,
dv,
483 C.
improperly used.
II,
Cyrill.
388 B.
Cyrill.
(caT-a-\îXo(B
completely.
A.
11,
257
C.
Tetrab. 80.
Epiph.
552 A.
Kara-^jroipeai, to Jill
with noise.
Clem. A.
hostility.
I,
G60
KaTaxpri<TTLKS>s, adv.
L. abusive, improperly, with

;
B,
raff eKKkq(TlaS'
reference to tbe use of words

Kvpias.
opposed to
7,
Karayfrvxr),
Dion. Thr. 632, 24.
Strab.
68, 33.
4, 5.
7,
11.
rj^t r], (Kara^vxa)) Athan. IV, 837 C.
Pseud-
Apollon. S. 4, 12.
5,
Philon
I,
Diosc.
KaTa-\jruxpalva,
93.
to
cool
thoroughly.
Moschn.
110.
Erotian. 282.
4, 26.
Drac.
Apollon.
ointment.
D. Synt
KardxptiTiia,
Sexi. 42, 21.

to,
315, 26.
arcs,
{Karaxpia)
II,
Kard^vxpos, ov, very \jrvxpos. Diosc. 2, 86. 175 (176). Galen. II, 277 A. Sext.
24.
5,
29,

KaraxpiO'Tcov
18, 2.
KaTaxpi.(TTOs, ov,
270,
8.
Set KaraxpUiv.
Geopon. 16,
KaTayjfixm.
Vi'.
to
ie refreshed.
Epiph. 57 A.
zone.
9,
'H
Sept. Gen. 18, 4.

KaTeyjnryficvri faw/,
=z
KaTaxpiofievos, of the thing

5,
the frigid
Gemin.
Strab.
2,
789 A.
3, 1.
833 B.
122 (123), p. 790. Karaxpiat, to rub on, to apply ointment to anything. Classical. Diosc. 2, 78. 2. To
applied.
anoint, to smear,
Diosc.
Cleomed.
27.
2. To dry up, B.
KaT-fd(r(Ta>,
4, o,
5.
635
KaTo^palvai.
Plut.
I,
xp'<-<^-
Sept.
Ex.
2, 3.
see Kardtrira.
Sap. 13, 14.

Kardxpva-os,
ov,
KaT-fyyf\da>.
Eus.
II,
856 A.
covered with gold.
Classical.
Diod.
3,
9.
II,
607, 69.
kaTdxvp.a, aros, t6,
Anast. Sin. 185 D. KaT-eyK(VTpiâ. Clim. 984 B.

KaT-eyKoKetoKOT-eyxeipeai.
KaT-e8a(f>l(a>.
Karaxvcrnn.
Herm. Vis.
Sept.
Macc.
3, 1, 21.
Genes. 22, 21.
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KaT-e6iâ)
KOT-tBlâ,
to
651
-epoM
Alex. A.
amongst.
make customary, to introduce Polyb. 4, 21, 3 SuvoSouj koivck kcu

ofioLas avSpcurt Koi yvvai^l
KaTf-âiperos, ov, absolutely peculiar.
560 B.
KaTeâvdfTTaa-is, fais,
sition.
rj,
dvirias mXet'oTas
{leaTeâvitTTapxu.)
KOTfiBuTav.
KoTfi'SaXos, ov, (eiSmXoi') full
Longin.
7, 3.
oppoIambi. V. P. 144.
of gods
and goddesses.
5.
of idols or Luc. Act.

3,
statues
17, 16.
KaTcâvaa-TaTiKos,
ing,
r],
ov, riling
up
8,
against, oppos-
opposed
to.
Anton.
39.
Sext. 566,
Syncell. 177,
KaTeifu, to descend.
sc.
Antec.
23, Tiv6s.
6 ol
icaTtdin-Ej,
KaT-eâvia-Tapai, to rise
up
against, to struggle
avyyfveis, the descending relations

eyyoi/oy eyyovrj,
(ylos
against, to grapple with.
dvyarrip,
and so on).
Atlian.
I,
See
also avei/it, â6ft6s, irKayios.
KaremeXv, to speak against.
277
Polyb. Frag. Histor. 53. Diod. 17, 21, p. 185, 85, navTis 8(ivoi. Philon I, 116, 25. Jos. Ant. 16, 9, 3. Plut.
II, 331 B. Sext. 186, 9. 321, 11. Km-f^fpda. Epict. S, 13, 2S. Clem. A. B.
Ola yap Koi vvv KaT^lprfrai 6 (TvXKciTovpyos

fffimv
I,
145
'Adavatrtos dvayKoiov
;
{ip,as
elSevai,
Jias
been spoken against

said against him.
what things have been
Kar-e|fTdfa)
Simoc. 182, 13.
KaTeêa>Kfvop,ai (eaXos) to
Sel.
become
stale ?
Basil.
336 B, nva. KOT-eip^vevofiai,, to banter. Jos. Ant. 15, 10, 5. B. J. 2, 8, 10. 7, 8, 1. Plut. I, 342 C. II, 1015 D, et aUbi.
KaT-eiprjvevQ).
-Basil. Ill,
600 B.
rj,
KaT-sôvtria, as,
complete power.
T&v ixBpav. A.
20, 25.
Theophil. 1033 C.
Tnscr. 4710, Did. A. 384
Kar-eKKodaptâ.
KaT-(KKKr)iTtcâi, to
'Clementin. 236 C.
KaT-e|oucrtdf(i>, to exercise
dominion over.
Matt.
convene, call together.
Joann.
Marc.
10, 42.
Mon. 308 D.
Simoc. 196,
2.
KaT-eMi(o, to loeaken, ruin.

KaTiKTos ^=. Kar sktos.
]
.
Polyb.
5, 63, 2.
KaTfôvaiaanKOS: rj, ov, exercising power over. Clem. yl. I, 324 A.

24,
KarfjraSa)
-a-dai
Hermes
Tr.
Poem.
Karrjxâi.
Clem.
A.
I,
221
2, TIVOSr],
n.
KareXevo'is, eas,
(^KareKdeiv) descent.
Doctr.
Kar-eTraLveo).
Orient.
665 A.
3,
Eus.
II,
1296 A.
confident hope.
Kareiraipopai
^
C
Aristeas 22.
eiraipopat Kara tlvos.
KaTfXTTter/idf, oC, 6,
(^KarfXTTiô))
Ps. 60, 43, Tivos.

popai.
Symm.
;
Basil.
I,
641
A =
inal-
Polyb.
82, 8.
KaT-ep^XeTTO), to look full in the face.

3, 6,
Sept.
Ex.
KaTeiraKoXovBrjpa, write Kar eTraKoXovdripa.
Clem.
ivamiov toO 6cov.
Philon
I,
566, 41.
A.
I,
932
(941 B).
ov,
7,
Karep^piOcvop-ai (ep-^piBrji), to oppose.

60, 21, nv6s.
Genes.
KaToravlKiov,
Attal. 168,
to,
(KaTeirdvoi)
prefecture.
"eSeVo-ijs.
KaT-epiropevopai.
KaT-prj)avt(oi>.
Greg. Nyss.
Gregent. 669 C.
Ill,
1100 A.
KaT-eiravLtTTapai.
crecos-
Athan.
I,
324 B, Kara
ttJs tri-
Basil.
Kar-/x06)Xeua).
Simoc. 273,
7,
KaT-endvio, over.
'O
I,
488 C,
tSiv dXyeivSiv.
KaTfTrdvco, prefect,
chief,
9,
Karevavn, adv.
14.
i^
Karevavriov.
32, 5, axiTov.
Sept.
Ex.
19, 12.
Gen. Marc. 11,
2, 2,
head.
1 5,
Porph Adm.
Attal.
228, 24.
1 1
,
Cer.
6, 4.
.
âa-iXiKav.
19
Ov
Kare-
et alibi.
KaT-vbvco.
ndvii) rrjs 'iToXiOf 'jrpoexî.pltTaTO.
1 72,
Âvtio-
Greg. Naz.
fj,
Ill,
449 A.
Kareveîs, ecos,
(^KaTacj)pa)
X^las.
Karatpopd, opyevoiMevr/
KaTsTrapTiKws
(^KaTeTraipopat),
adv.
arrogantly.
position, attack.
fif
Theoph. 653, 11, ^
Stud. 1440 A.
KaTejreiîs,
ras Upas eiKovas.
fws,
fi,
(jiaTeireiyai)
great exertion.
KaT-fvexvpa(o>.
KaTfvoTrXwv, to,
Clementin. 240 A. kot iv6w\iov,

like
'Sis sc. TtaBos,
Diog.
7,
113.
to
the
KaT-7ri8ei<wpai,
11, 13.
display,
show
off.
Anton.
Sept.
aiiTrjs.
rhythm of verses
Tov
h'
(j)dTo
haKpV)(iav,
12.
skKv TTOTVLa
prjTijp.
Drac. 139,
KaTewiBvpos, ov,
(dvpos)
very desirous.
KaT-evTfivopai.
KarevTcvKTrj,
at f
Anton.
4, 3. 32.
Judith 12, 16, TOV (Tvyyev(T6ai per
rjs, r],
(^KaTfvrvyxdvai)
7,
mark
fie
to shoot
Herm. Vis.
(caT-emKeipai:
3, 2.
Sept.
Job
20 Aiari edov
Karevrev-
Basil.
rj,
KTrju crov
KaTcmicKricfLS, ems,
I,
176 A.
iirlicKifins.
Orig.
I,
1081
KaT-fvTvyxdv(o, to bring charges

cuse.
against, to ac-
A.
KaT-ewiKvirTO).
Did. A. 964 A, Kad'
fip,S>v.
Theod. IV,
right
Sept. Esth. 5,
1,
12.
1261
-xSrjvai viro nvos.
KaT-cvamiov,
adv.
KaT-eirnrKlKai.
Greg. Th. 1077 B.
Karevavriov,
over
KaT-emrrjSfvai.
devtrdai.
Dion. H. VI, 921. 16 KaTemTTjSimoc. 194,

1.
against, opposite.
Sept. Lev. 4, 17, toS Kara1, 5.

prj
Pseudo-/s. 1185 A. B.
nercurpnTos.
KaT-fvinTiôixai,.
Josu.
KaT-eirop^piâ.
e\KaT-epda>,
to
Sept. Judith 5, 4, tov
pour
1,
out.
Agathar.
1,
128,
10.
6eiv [rightly referred to KaravaT., q. v.].
Strab.
17,
38.
Diosc.
30 Karepatras
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KarepyatT/ia
LS
652
Plut.
11,
KaTTiycop
ij,
dyyelov,
into
vessel.
968
KaTcvvaariKis,
273, 11. 13.
6v,
luUing to sleep.
Men.
Rhet.
D.
Karepyacrixa, aros, to,
:=
Karepyairia.
Aquil.
KaTvvr)ins,
fas,
fj,
(ncaTeurao))
tranquillization.
Prov.
51.
8, 22.
KaTcpya<rTov
Iambi. V. P. 284. 285.

8ei
KaTepryaêirBai.
Xenocr.
Kar-fvoSoa.
47.
Sept. Ps. 1, 3. 67, 20.
Mace.
1, 2,
Dioac. lobol. p. 50.
KciT-fpyov, nv, to,
work, service.
Sept.
937 D. a. Tackle, the apparatus of a ship. Porph. Cer. 659. Cyrill. A. I, 156 D. KaT-epMâ. KaT-fpeiba, to rush on furiously, to hurst forth. Dion Chrys. II, 396, 10 KaTepe/o-airor ave16.
35,21.
CTi'm.
Ex.
30,
KOTevoSaa-K, eas,
KaT-eviropco),
f),
success.
Achmet. 155.
in
1,
Diod. 17, 45.

to
KaT-evtTToxô,
be
successful
Plut.
anything.
Diod.
2, 5, p.
117, 85.
fj,
Karfvo-Toxla, as,
success.
265 C. Schol. Clem. A. 792

C.
D.
(car-eureXiXo)-
jLtOU.
Plut.
KaT-epr]ix6a), axrio,
H, 1097
Mace.
Moer.
360.
eprjpoa completely.
Vit. Nil.
Basil,
m,
7.
209 B.
Sept.
PZuf.
I,
Jun. 65 A.
Karepmoa)
KaT-ev(j>riiiea>.
3, 7, 13.
Dion. H.
(carepfiVoj.
Diod.
7, v.
1.
II,
522,
63.
I,
454,
Karepfiwoa), in
KaT-ev(f>paiva.
569 F, et alibi. Lucian. 11, 397. Q/nS.

great cvabia.
Jos.
.4. I,
both places.
Kareppip-evas (KaTapptTTTo), adv. meanly.
Cyrill.
485 B.
KaTevohla, as,
fj,
Hymnog.
oppose.
A.
I,
617 B.
(KaraaKidâ),
adv.
obscurely,
Cyrill.
989 B.
KaT-e(j>i(TTapai,
to
KarecTKiaa-pevas
rise
up
B.
against,
to
darkly.
A.J, 553 C.
Ill, 615, 4.
Luc. Act. 18, 12.

KaT-ex^P'^^"'"-
Kara-Ko\tmpeva>s (crxoXioffl), adv. very crookedly.
Jul. 171
Antyll.
apud
0)-(7).
*KaTex'^>
to
restrain: to prevent.
Sept.
Mace.
Ephes.
Karea-Treva-pivas {KaTaa-rrcvSco), adv. hastily, hur-
1, 6, 27,
avrav.
Erotian. 284, iavrav.

Lva d<f>txâpv,
riedly
opposed to
o-;(oXai<Bf.
Plut. 11,522
1148 D, ^pMs
=^
iKoiKvo'ev.
D.

{Kara&Tpeffxo),
Karea-Tpappevais
adv. reversely.
Theoph. 119, t^s opyrjs. 156, 19, tS>v vrja-av, 2. To untaking possession of the islands.
Plut. II, 907 B.

itn7-uayyXifofiat,
icaT-uSai/xoi/tf(B.
derstand, to know.
Theophr. Character. 26
oirep
Simoc. 343, 12.

yo."?.
(28).
Apocr. Act. Andr. 4 ToCro inriv
B. J.
1,
33, 8.
\e\fX"^
(TTTjplOV
"
V^V
KiTtpêtf, OTi fieya earlv to pv-
rar-fuSoKem, to approve
much
of.
Polyb. Frag.
TOV (TTavpOV.
Histor. 37, Twi.

KaT-ivhoKipea, to surpass in reputation, to
KOTîov, OV, TO, barbarous,
=
the
iaxapis.
Schol.
the advantage
of.
Diod.
II,
524, 15
have Eudoc.
hit.
Clem. A. 793 A.
*KaTrjyopea, to accuse, etc.
Just. Apol.
1,
Ta
M.
280, Tivoi.
(eif^t/croff)
Karrjyopovpeva
avTcou,
1,
charges
brought
rjpav
KarevdiKTeo)
Sept.
^=
43.
KaTaTvy\dva), to
against them.
6v6fiaTos.
Maec.
2, 14,
2.
in
4 ToO KaTrjyopovpJvov
Aristot.
Participle, t6 KaTrjyopovpevov,
logic.
KarevBvvTrjp, rjpos, 6, (^Karevdiva)) rectifier, corrector.
predicate,
Categ.
3,
1.
Clem. A.
8.
I,
332 B.
Sept.
Athenag. 912 B.
*KaTTjyoprjpAi, aros, to, (jcarrjyopitii) predicate, in
KarevSivo), to go straight or right, neuter.
Prov. 15,
just.
Sir. 29,
18
oi
Karevdivovres, the
logic.

31, 8.
7,
191.
3.
ApoUon.
Plut. 11,
D. Synt.
Clem. A.
I,
281, 26.
300,
Karevdvcrpos, oi, to, a directing.
1009
alibi.
Athenag. 912 B.
7,
Sext. Ill, 29, et
313 B.
KaT-evKaipea.
portunities.
Diog.
43. 58. 64.

Karrjyopeiv
eiridvfiSi.
Polyb. 12, 4, 13, having good opto bless fully.
KaTr]yppT]iTeia>
=z
fcos,
Agath..
208,
Sept.
7.
Kar-evKoyea,
Tobit
10, 13.
KaTryyopTjins,
^,
KaTrjyopia.
Leont.
II,
11,16.
alibi.
Marc.
.Basil
10, 16.
Plut.
U, 750 C,
^.
II,
et
1977 B.
KarrfyopffTpia,
m,
241 B.
C?/n7Z.
105
as,
fj,
female accuser.
Steph.
A.
KaTcvjieyedia,
superior.
rjira),
Diac. 1184 C.
(eZ, fieyeô?) to he
greater or
Nicet.
KaTTjyopiKos,
rj,
6v,
accusatory, accusing, faidtagainst.
Cyrill.
^.
I,
172 B,
tiv6s.
finding
Plut.
I,
informing
Erotian.
12.
Pect. 969 D.
(cai-fwacr/udj, ov, 6,
(KaTtwaô}) a putting
to bed.
(titul.).
Aster. 216 A 1056 D. n, 558 D. Sext. 2. Categorical, in logic.
Plut. II,
378 E.
94, 14.
95, 9, oT)XXoy7-/ioi or Xdyot.

TrepiTroTet).
Diog.
KaTevvaa-rrip, rjpos, 6,
=z
KaraKoipia-Tr^s.
Agatli.
7,
70,
d^lmpM (Ai'mv
opos,
6,
55, 18.
KOTtwaa-Tiis, oC,
6,
KarriyopiKas, adv. censoriously. Jos. B. J. 1, Pr.

KaraKoifiUTT^s.
Plut. II,
Karfiyap,
barbarous,
4.
Karr/yopos:
780 C.
745 D, in the temple of Saturn.
Apoc. 12, 10,
Digitized
by Microsoft
KaTijKpi^wfievea'!
.KaTijKpifiaiievas
653
accurately,
-Ofi^pea
(jtaTaKpifiom), adv.
D.
Mcei. Paphl. 544 D.
Poiy/i. Cer. 77,
exactly.
Galen. XII, 90 A.
adv.
negligently.
20, et alibi.
jcaTqiuiieviifvos, see Kadaiioêva.

KaT-tiiiekriiiivas,
KOT-ibiav
Kar Ihiav. Wis.
Proc.
I,
KOT-iQis
=^
Athan. Babr. 95, 42,
I,
600 A.
Genes. 31,
Biprjs.
30, 6.
Karvva,
ij,
the Latin
catena
15.
Isid.
KaTiKiyyiaa
oXuo-ir, chain.
Ill,
=^
d,
iKiyytda Kara titos.
20, TIVOS.
Dioclet.
G.
I,
15,
Theod.
1004
KariKtvas, a,
13. 16.
Catilina.
Diod. Ex. Vat. 141,
{Ailmn.
50.
328 B).
448 A.
Diod. 15,
I,
KaT-fjvayKaafiivtos,
adv. necessarily.
C.
KariXKos, ov,
CTm. 4. n, 592
Karvva.
Orig.
840
6, the Latin Athen. li, 57, opvaros.

f), (c a t i n u Theoph. 608. 609, 17.
catillus,
a kind of
dish.
B.
iKarfiviov, ov, to, ZtKZe
Karlva, as,
m ?)
ship.
Codin. 35,
6.
KorritrTipiais, ea>s,
fj,
^=
narauTepujis.
Eudoc,
Dion. H.
KOT-ido), axTco, to
make
rusty, to cover with rust.

2,
M.
I,
337.
ij,
Sept. Sir. 12, 11.
Strab. 16,
6, 14.
42, p. 308, 6.
KaTri(jieia, as,
sadness.
Classical.
Jacob.
5, 3.
458, 15.
KaruTos, ov,
Epict. 4,
IVos.
Schol. Arist. Pac. 729, et
KaT-Tjx^tn, to
6dKaiT(Tris.
II,
sound in or on. 2. To sMe,

KaTTj)(^r]TaL
Philostr. 791, t^j

to report.
alibi.
Philon
KCLTurxvos,
ov,
very
Itrxôs.
Plut.
I,
847 E.
575, 9
.ioTiv.
S.
5e ort
.... KoKktarov
6.
Ptol. Tetrab. 151.
To
instruct, to inform, in general.
Kancrxvoai, oxroi,
5, 5.
:=::
Kario'xvalva).
Jos. Ant.
2,
Luc. Act. 21, 21. 24.
Paul. Gal. 6, Lucian. Vit. 65, p. 34, Tiva n. Clem. A. U, 348 Sext. 729, 20.
/os.
II,
686.
Kan(rxvpeia>
88, 8.
=:
KaTia-xvto.
AquU. Ps.
85, 14.
A..4.
Act. 18,
et alibi.
Catechizo,
25.
to catechize,
to instruct in the
1, 4.
Kar-iaxvplCopai
10.
=
f),
duirxvpiôpai,.
Simoc. 115,
Cedr.
principles of religion.
Luc.
336, 16.
(^Kano'xva))
Paul.
Kom.
II,
2,
18.
Gal.
6, 6,
Karia-xva-is, eids,
11,
violence.
Clementin. 48 B.
I,
Iren. 1236 B.
C/em. ^.
653.
Tit.
292 C.
29 B.

Orig.
I, 2.
Kar-ixveio).
Tertull. II,
1021
(I,
92 B. 434 B. 988 A). Nic.

Const. Apost.
HI, 289 A.
J^jocj-.
KaT-o8vvda.
Sept.
B. 1241 C. Ex. 1, 14.
Ezech.
9,
4.
Act.
els
OW^.
II,
1165 C.
Epict. 4, 11,
Paul, et Thecl. 39.

rfiv wiariv.
Act. Barn. 11,

7,
rwa
40
39.
7,
d Ka-
KaroSwos, see KaTcoSuvos. KOT-dfo), to cause to smell badly.

16.
TTi^Beis.
8, 32. 6
Toils <aTr]Xovp.vovs to ei-
ayyeXiov toO Xpurrov aov.

d KaTrfxaifievos,
Participle,
(a)
KaToids,
aSoi,
9,
fj,
(o'is^
goat fAai Zeads sheep.

Plut. II, 1119 B.
Sept.
catechumenus,
catechu-
Paus.
13, 4.
Tertull. II, 56 A, et 289 A. 408 C. 480 C. 713 C. 965 C (I, 988 A). Greg. Th. 1048 A. Archel. 1444 B. Neocaes. 5. PseudAtlian. IV, 268 A. (b) ra KaTrixovfieva, zzzKarrixovpeveia. Vit. Basil. 183 T). Sophrns. 3985 B. Quin. 97. Nic. 11, 672 A. Theoph.
alibi.
men
Iren. 1236 B. Orig.

Ill,
Kar-olrjais, cms, ^, self-conceit.
KarotKetr/a,
ap,
^,
rrr
KaTOLKquis.
Also, KaTOixtja-la. Thren. 1, 7. Vit. Epiph. 45 C. Patriarch. 1108 C. to toO oikou ijKaivia, dediKaToiKecrm, av, Ta, Greg. Naz. II, 360 B. cation.
106, 36.
Ps.
KaToiKTja-La,
see KaToiKfcla.
ov, to,
{KaToiKrjTrjp')
639, 5.
715,
9.
2.
Zeo. Novell. 171.

140.
instruction, in general.
Porph.
Dion.
672,
8.
KaroiiajTrjpi.ov,
habitation,
Cer. 80,
Adm.
fj,
abode.
Sept.
2,
Ex.
12,
20,
2.
et alibi.
Paul.
xaTfixqa-is, ecos,
Eph.
22.
Apoc.
18,
Barn. 741 B.
H. V, 644,
OnJ.
Diog.
7.
VI, 1108,
2.
11.
Athen. apud
religious
ir2>poZ.
Haer. 284, 56.

r),
m,
7,
163, 14.
89.
2.
Sext. 600, 25.
KaroKia, as,
house.
(kutoikos)
habitation, dwelling-
Catechization,
Sept.
Ex.
35, 3.
Esdr.
1, 9,
12.
1, 9,
instruction.
Patriarch. 1128 A.
CTem.
.4.
37, et alibi.
Kar-oiKovoiieos.
KaT-oiK0(f>dopea>.
PoZt/6. 2, 32, 4.
5, 78, 5.
I, 285 C. II, 86 A. 101 A. Orig. I, 421 C. Pamphil. 1552 B. Const. Apost. 8, 15 Oi ev Karrixfia-ei, oJ Karrixoviuvoi, catechumens.
Plut.
I,
Plut.
I,
1000 C. 203 A. B.
Sept.
=
t),
KaT-oiop.ai,
2, 5.
to
be self-conceited.
Habac.
KaTr]xv'ris,
catechist.
ov,
6,
(KaTrjxeo))
catechista,
catechetical.
Clementin. 157 A.
6v,
KaT-oKkaôpai, as a horse.
KaToXiVflijerw, e<oj,
r],
KaTqxTjTiKos,
instructive:
Eus.
/3Xm.
II,
384 B,
6p0oSo$ias.
389 B,
2,
/3t-
275
D
6,
KaToXo^vpfios, oi,
= = 6\o^pp6s.
6Xi<Tdj]a-is.
Strab. 3, 4, 15.
Galen. II,
Jos. B. J.
KarrixtCai, ura,
=:
Kanjxea).
Ptoch.
422.
the cate-
5, 1, 3.
KaTrjxovfievfia, av, to, (KaT7)xoviJ.vos)
Kar-op^pia.
Strab.
2, 3, 2.
15, 1, 19.
Method.
chumens' place in a church.
Const. IV, 781
288 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ro/j,^pi,a
654
Lyd. 310,
1.
Karros
6,
mToii^pia,as,
22.
t),
heavy rain.
KaT0/i(3pe'(a.
313,
KUTopdaTris, oi,
22.
accomplisher.
Max.
Tyr. 85,
Clem.
Kar-oii^piC'o
3,
=
ov,
Simoc. 55, 20. 215,

watery, fluid.
KaropdoTiKos,
rj,
ov, successful.
Classical.
Tiva fivpois.
Karofi^pios,
A. n, 297 B.
Karo/i^pos,
Philon II, 515, 41.

KaT-ow(8iXo).
KaTocojxdfo), to
Kar-opxôpm, Greg. Naz.

KaTopxlTrjs,
to
insult, to treat contemptuously.
II,
556 C, twos.
Dion. H. IV, 2266, 6. Polyh. promise, betroth.

Strdb.
5,
43,
olvos,
catorchites vinum,
fig-wine.
s
(tvkIttjs olvos,
TwaiKa
7-ffl
âo-tXet KaTmvop.a(Tpivr]V.
1, 2,
KOTOS, the
34,
Latin c a t u
Diosc.
5, 41.
epneipos.
Plut.
I,
KaTovopaa-ia, as, n, appellation.

p. 63, 14.
336 C.
KaTos, cat, see kuttos.
KaTcmiv, adv. Jeînd
^M.
Ta>
II,
1449
2Tpcnepl
KaT-ov\6a>,
to
cicatrize.
Diod.
5, 39.
II,
521,
73.
^Xovpevos
Novell.
59,
KaTovvv
3
X"P^'
Justinian.
yevoivro
Erotian. 162.
KaToi\a(Tis,
1,
Diosc
r],
Ei
Se
KaTOTrtv
cais,
cicatrization.
Diosc. Eupor.
TT)v Toiairriv KaTafioKr)v,
behindhand.
to.
Porph.
54.
Antyll.
ov,
apud
^=^
Orib. Ill, 573, 14.
Adm.
129, 20
Els kotottiv
t5>v
Papalmv
KaTovpdvtos,
Kar
ovpavov,
eirovpdvios.
rjKBov TTpdypara, retrograded.

KaT-(mt<ra>
Athan.
44,
I,
633 C.
to sail
Karoma-dev.
Sept. Judic. 18, 22
KaT-ovpoa,
3. 1,
wiih a fair wind.
Polyb.
],
(Codex A).
KaTOTTTta, as,
rj.
;
61,
KdTo\jfi.s.
Hermes
Tr.
Poem.
over-
KaTO(ppvdopcu
7.
following.
Greg. Naz.
II,
580
32, 14.
KaT-oTTTOs,
ov,
D,
over-roasted,
1,
TIVOS.
(^Karofjipvs)
to be super-
over-baked,
79.
KOTocfipvoopaL, aiTopai,
cilious.
done.
Orib.
I,
Diosc.
24, 6.
l<n>,
77,
p.
Athen. apud
Lucian.
II,
455 -mpcvos,
supercilious.
Philostr.
100, to have fierce eyebrows.
KaTowTpLâ,
mirror.
(KaTOTrrpou)
Plut. II, 894 F.
to
show (as) in a Mid. Karonrpito
Genes. 120, 18 KaT0(ppva)<rai. with shaggy KdTo(f>pvs, V, (6(j)pvs)
eyebrows.
Copai, to see one's self in
a mirror,
Orig.
to
look
Sext.
Mai. 106,
KaT-ox^va,
to
1.
(as) in a mirror.
12,
Artem. 139. 422.

17.
cause
(Tov
to copulate.
Sept. Lev. 19,
33.
Diog.
7,
Greg. Th. 1084 C.
Also,
Ill,
657 D. behold any-
19
Td
KTTjvT]
ov KaT0;(ucr6is ercpo^vya,
thy cattle gender with a
thou shalt
not
let
Philon I, 107, 38. Paul. Cor. 2, 3, 18. Anatol. 216 A. KaTOTTTpiKos, rj, dv, of a mirror, pertaining to a Plut. II, 892 F, et alibi. mirror, specular.
tMng
as in a mirror.
diverse kind; as asses
KaTOxo,
Diog.
7,
133
KaroirTpiKois, adv. as in
KaTOTrrpo-eiSrjs, s, like
a mirror. Plut. II, 890 F. a mirror. Plut. II, 891 C (an emendation). /caT-opyidfm, to initiate into orgies. Plut. II, 792
F, et
alibi.
with horses. by a spirit, inArr. Anab. 4, spiration. Plut. I, 665 D. Just. Cohort. 37, p. 309 A 13,5. f jriAster. Urh. 148 B. 2. Arrest. nvoia. Justinian. Cod. 1, 4, 22.
rjs, fj,
the being possessed
KaTo^tpos, OV,
(KaToôs^ possessed, held as a

Sept.
bondman.
bondmen.
Lev.
25,
46,
iplv,
your
Diosc.
ytacrpevoi ra
Hippol. Haer. 164, 73 Oi Karap'EXevcrma pvarrjpm.
KaToxiov, ov, TO, retention, in medicine.

5,
KorapBos, ov, perfectly opBos.

Orib. II, 251, 11.
Mnesith. apud
160 (161), ip^piav. 2. Bolt of a door. Vit. Epiph. 37 D, TTjs dvpas.
KdToxos, ov, possessed, inspired, under the in-
KaTopdow,
to set
upright.
fluence of a
CK 6fov.
god or goddess.
Plut.
I,
29 C,
t/i.
13 'Bapvvopevov ro e&re Kartapdayrai, Kal Xetirerai.
okiyapcXaBm, the imperative eore being accented on the penult is right,
ra
etrre
547 E. Arr. Anab. 4, 13,
Max.
5.
Tyr. 21, 32,
but
i(TT is
wrong.
Sept.
2.
yois.
2,
24,
1.
Orig.
I,
Lucian. Ill, 4. Pans. 1426 A, ra Beim irvevpaTt.
KaTopOtapa, arcs, to, (KOTopQaoi) z=i dvdpaydOijpa,

success, achievement, exploit.
3, 23. 3, 7.
2,
d KdToxos, catalepsy. Protosp. Puis. 69 Tols KaToxois Koi to'is \r\6dp-
Substantively,
Mace.
3,
Polyb.
1, 19, 12,
et alibi.
Cic. Fin.
3.
KaT-oxvp6a>.
Vit. Nil.
rj,
Jun. 69 C.
KUTopôs adjective ?
Diod. 13, 22.

5.
Luc. Act. 24,
Epict.
KaroxoTiKos,
lon
I,
ov,
:^
PhiStrab.
Herodn. Gr. Philet. 426, condemned. Phryn. 250, condemned. Philon I, 124, 41, correct use of a word. Kwropdains, eais, fj, a setting aright, correction. Sept. Judith 11, 7. Ps. 96, 2. Polyb. 2, 53,
26,
511, 17.
d,
KUTpevs, ems,
15, 1, 69.
a bird of India so
6,
called.
KOTTos or KdTos, ov,
3.
3,
30,
2.
Philon
I,
13, 26.
432, 18.
of
catus
fj,
the Latin c a 1 1 u
or
atKovpos, male cat.
Schol. Callim. Cer. 111.

figures.
18, correct use
Fem.
Achmet. 280.
fj
Kdrra, as,
ydKr/, cat.
Caesarius 985.
Euagr.
6,
23, p.
2880 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KaTOijeLOii
naToryeios, ov, ::=
655
Aet.
2, 66, oIkos.
Kavarrjpia^Qj
679 A. 324 C.
Hippol. Haer. 160, 49. Epiph. I, 325 B, incorrectly xavXavxavx, Kav6,
KarayewS'
Geopon.
9, 22, 2.
KormSwdio, see KaToSwdto. KaraSwos, ov, (oSivr)) in great pain.

1, 1,
Sept.
Reg.
XaKavxKavXaxavas,
C.
Caulacauas,
the
Saviour,
in
10.
1,
30, 6. 4, 4, 27.
Symm.
Esai. 29,
Basilidian nomenclature.
KavXrjSov, adv. like
Theod. IV, 349

36. 84.
2 (taToSwor.
KorfflSwcor, adv. painfully.
Clim. 804 D.
KaT(0K\ivQ>s (itXicco),
adv.
6?/
bending downward.
Zower /nw.
Galen.
II,
AnasU
Sin. 68 B.
KOTO-iMdyovkov, ov, TO,
Porph. Cer. 648,

a
yvddos.
8.
KavXivos, ov,
a kovKos. Erotian. 397 F. Soran. 249, 37. made of stalk. Lucian. II,
little
83.
2,
yi'dflos, Ae
KavXlov, ov, TO,
Kav\6t, Stalk.
Diosc.
151
"Oi/ov KarmjidyovKov,
(152),
10.
1, 7, p.
18.
little
promontory near Malea, Strabo's "Ouov Schol. Eur. Orest. 356.

17,
KavXla-Kos,
ov,
d,
KavXos.
Diod.
II,
521,
Jos. B. J.
7, 5, 5, p.
415.
KaTfflôTtKos,
ov,
;
{KaTofivvfu) denoting
an
af-
KavXo-eiBfjs, es, Stalk-like.
firmative oath
opposed to dna/ionKos. Dion.

{vrj).
KavXo-Kivdpa, as,
20, 31.
rj,
Diosc. 3, 148 (158). a kind of artichoke. Geopon.
Thr. 642, 15, inipprnia
KoratiionKms, adv. affirmatioely

Plut. 202.
Schol. Arist.
KuuXoKO?re'm,
rjoro),
KavXoTopeio.
Achmet.
6, 4, 4.
94,'
nvd.
fj,
Cedr.
I,
645, 19.
(kotttib)
Harmen.
cut-worm.
KaT&pv^, vxos,
15, 1, 1.
layer, in horticulture.
Strab.
KavXoKoiros, ov,
6,
Euchol.
incorrectly written KauooKon-os.

Apollod.
Kar-apioiiai,
Karapixios, ov,
B.
Korapvxos,
ov,
= =
3, 4, 4, 7.
KauXoTO/iew,
ijo'O),
(Te/ii/o))
io cwi off the
Kav\6s
11.
following.
Philostrg.
492
(ttoo-î;)
of any one.
Mai. 436,
13.
14 KavXoToprjdevTes, having their KavXol cut

Karapv^,
56, 11,
7.
Korayeios,
under
"ff-
ground.
KaTcoToto?,
8.
Dion C.
ij,
KavXo(popea>,
rjo-o),
((^cpo))
to
bear
stalk.
ov, (/caTO)) Zower.
Theoph. 720,
the
Galen. VI, 371 B.
662, 12.
Ta
^2.
Karayniea
fieprj,
Lower
*Kavpa, aTos t4, that which
is
burned.
Hes.
15,
Countries, or the South, in relation to
stantinople
Cer. 469.
Karaxpopos,
ConLow-priced, cheap. Porph.

KaTa<pepf]s.
2. Brand, a
KavpaTTjpos,
mark on an
animal.
Inscr.
ov,
1569, 44, T&v Trpofidrav Koi t&v rjySiv. Strab. (KoO/ia) hot. a, 6v,
3, 1. 6,
Leant.
slope.
Cypr.
1676
TO KOToxpopov,
p.iKiov.
the
Epiph.
Kavparias, ov,
bringing heat.
burn,
Diog.
7,
154,
Mon. 268 D,
KaT-axpidon.
earthquake.
KavpaTiâ,
la-CD,
Pseudo-iuciara. Ill, 612.
to
to scorch.
1, 6,
Matt. 13,
6.
navQapos,
6,
the
Arabic
kauthar,
abun-
Apoc. 16,
11,
8.
Epict.
26, et alibi.
Plut.
dance.
^'ijtaS.
Nicet. Byz. 776
(Koran, cap. 108).
691 E.
r),
Anton.
ov,
m,
1348
Kdvdapos, incorrect.
Kavp.anv6s,
7,
64.
mvpaTqpos.
Epiph.
II,
KavKo, patera.
Oloss.
KUVKoKtov, ov, TO, (KavKos)
Alex. âvKaXtov. Aphr. Probl. 32, 27. Pallad. Laus. 1057 A, Apophth. 205 B, tou vepov. vSaros.
164 A.
KavpaToco, mcra), to heat.
Kava-d6as,
6,
Moschn. 100.
bath-haunting
(icaCo-tf)
demon.
Schol.
Eunap.Y.
Kava-dpios,
S. 10 (17).
KavKoKoetSris, es, like
a kovkoKlov or kovkoKov.
tS>v
Moschn. 91, oo'tovv

ceous animal.
105, a.
yovdrav, knee-pan.
90, 25.
Antec.
2,
the Latin cau 11, 2 Kavcrapia
sarins.
p.uT<TiS>vi,
causaria
KavKoXov, ov, to, shell of
a testaceous or crusta1
missione.
Nicet.
KavKiov, ov, TO, {KavKos} cup,

2,
Justinian. Novell.
KoLaeTOS, ov, 6, =; Kmxrav. Kava-OKOTTos, see KavXoKOTrosKaitros, ov, 6, burnt soil.
Genes. 92, 8. Athen. apud Orii.

I,
luXivoi/.
Joann. Mosch. 2864 B. 2908 A, Porph. Cer. 468, 12. Ptnch. 2, 129
ov,
11, 10.
Kava-6<o, i>er,v,
KavKiv.
KouKo-hiaKovos,
6,
quid ?
Theoph. 586, 10
a-o(pi(TTT]V
1 8.
Mid. Kavmopm,
a
state
1,
(fcaO(7os)
to heat. to
Ptol. Tetrab.
be parched, burnt
up
NiKokaov Te tov dno KavKoimKovav
to be in
of fever.
Petr.
2, 3, 10. 12.
ycyovma Tqs
laTpiKrjs iirurrfipri!.
Diosc.
151. Delet. 5.
irvpfT&.
Theoph. Cont. 345,
KavKOTTivdma, mv, tA,
Kavxia Koi invdnux, cups

15.
-Brivai
Ta
and
KavKos,
dishes.
ov,
6,
Porph. Cer. 464,

cup.'
KaviTTôv Gloss.
=: 8
KaUtv.
Diosc. 5, 92, p. 758.
Theoph. 457, 20.

inS
Ip,
<ava-Tr,p, fjpoi, 6, (itaia,)
Jur.
cal instrument.
KavXaxav, the
Hebrew
line
upon
line
(Esai. 28, 10), in the Septuagint iKitiha

iX-niSi.
eV
2.
branding-iron, a mediHerodn. Gr. Moner. 16, 26. Pseudo-/us<. 1189 A, Orig. I, 1144 A. Pallad. Laus. 1100 A, Brand: mark.
In the jargon of the Gnostics it was Tren. 678 B. a word of high importance.
tTTavpov. Kavcrrqpidia, see icavTjjptafca.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Kav<TTr]pi,ov
'KavoTTjpiov, ov, TO,
p.
656
Strah. 5,
1,
1, 9,
Kevfjuai,
z=
v.
KavTTjptov.
1.
KaxcKTiK6s,
rj,
ov,
=:
preceding.
Herod, apud
339,
27 as
Diosc. Eupor.
I,
242,
Orib. 11, 403, 5.

ledxeKTos, ov,
p. 223.
I,
Ceh. apud Orig.

burner.
1285 A. Lucian.
Alex. Trail. 630.
preceding.
Galen. VI, 108
619.
Ptol. Tetrab. 179.
E.
Kaxâirepos, ov, (eanipa)
Ill,
Kaia-Ttfs, ov, 6,
=z crKOTeivos.
:^
Damasc.
Kav(TTpa, as,
rj,
L. bustum, ustrina, a place
where
828 A,
II,
<Txfa-ts-
corpses were burnt.

22,
Strah. 5, 3, 8, p. 373,
KaxvTTOvovs,
ovv,
{wrovoeca)
KapfUTronros.
Philon
tj,
209,
s
Kavarpla, as,
224.
a burn in a garment.
(Kava-is)
v.
1.
AcJimet.
(cai/ra,
c a p 44,13,3.
9.
570, 49.
Suid.
Also,
I,
kictti], Brjioj,
case.
Basilic.
(cdî/ca.
Hes.
3,
Kava-av, wvos,
6,
burning heat.
Sept.
Sir. 18,
Kaâxr)S, ov, 6, cruse.
Sept. Reg.
Gen.
16.
31,
40 as
22.
Judith
8, 3.
Tov ikaiov.
19, 6, vSaros.
17, 14,
Also,
KaiiyjraKns.
43,
in
149,
the
21.
Diosc. 1, 21. Matt. 20, 12. Lucian. Ill, 52. stomach.

13.
Judith
Ke/3aXof,
10, 15.
E/nph.
4:25 C.
Aquil. Ex.
10,
2.
1.
KaylraKiov, ov, to, little KayjrdKTjs.
Hes.
Hot wind.
Sept.
ou,
6,
Macedonian,
KetjidKoi.
Job
'
27,
Hos.
12,
Jer. 18, 17, &ve-
Diod. 19, 44.

Ke'iSX?;, r)s,
rj,
IMS, as
14,
7.
an adjective.
Atlien.
apud
Orib.
I,
Kiyxpa, as,
Pseud.0-^?M5^.
f],
= =
Ke<f>dKr).
Psell. Stich. 445.
Keyxpos.
Schol. Arist. Vesp.
Kav(r(oviôfjLai rrr Kavcroofiai.
1197
91.
c.
Keyxpaêrris, ov,
6,
=r
o Keyxpov aK5>v or aKijBav.
burned mark. Orig. II, 821 B. Jul. 309 C. Macar. 564 D. Schol. Arist. Av. KavTTjpia, as, rj, =: Kavrrjpiov.
Kavrfjp, rjpos, 6, brand,
Galen.
II,
99 A.
(^Keyxpos)
KeyxptaXos, a, ov,
of the size of a
2,
grain
of
2,
millet.
Diosc.
105,
p.
233.
1293.
Kavrrfpiaâi, to
(v.
1.
Lucian.
brand.
Strah. 5,
1, 9,
774.
6,
p 339, 24
Te ras
lv~
Kyxpt-as,
ov,
like
millet.
Galen. VII, 318

Theod. HI,
Diosc.
KauoTT^ptdfo))
lLavT7)pta(7as
D.
KeyxpiStas,
ov,
6,
novs \vKov, the Paul. Tim. 1, 4,

C.
mark representing a
2,
wolf!
i:^
Keyxpivos.
tropically.
Orig. Ill, 385
1305 D, apTos.
Keyxpiîov, ov, t6, a species of snake.
lobol. 32.
KavTTjptov, ov, TO, brand,
mark made by burning.
Martyr. Poth. 1448 B. 2. Cauterium, an instrument used in encaustic painting. Tertull. II, 198 A.
KavTiKos,
fj,
Keyxptvos, ov, of millet.
Diosc.
5, 4, aXcvpoi/,
mUlet-meal.
Keyxpos, ov,
i],
Galen. VI, 321 D.

millet.
Classical.
6v,
^=
KavirriKos.
Eus. IV, 260

Ptol.
the
c
15.
eye.
s
,
Polem.
213.
214.
2. Speck S. CenDiosc. lobol.

Strab.
in
D.
KavxtliaTias, ov, o, (^Kavxaopai) boaster.
hri
a species of serpent.
Tetrab. 159.
Kavxf}p-aTiKQs,
rj,
Did. A. 565 C.
ov, boastful.
Keyxpo(f)6pos, ov, {(pipa>) millet-producing.

5, 1, 12.
_
Schol. Horn. H. 8,
535.
KavxriliaTiKms,
KeyxpaTos,
adv.
boastfully.
rj,
ov, millet-like.
Did.
boast.
A. 952
Epicur.
KeSpca,
as,
fj,
Polem. 215.
Anast. Sin. 68 A.
oil
KeSpia.
C.
*Kav)(ri(Tis,
fcos,
f;,

a boasting,
Sept.
34,
Ke8p-iXaiov, ov, rb,
cedrelaeon,
of cedar.
apud Diog. 10, 7. Prov 16, 31. Sir. Paul. Eom. 3, 27, et
Kavxr)Tiaa>,
Par.
1,
29,
13.
13.
Aet.
1, p.
fj,
13,47.
c edria,
10.
Jer.
12,
Ke8pia,as,
=
s
,
Kebpivov eXaiov, Ke8pe-
essentially
alibi.
\aiov.
Erotian. 234.
ce
Kavxao/icu.
Schol.
KsSpivos, ov,
drinu
of cedar.
Diosc.
5,
Arist. Plut. 572.
45, olvos, flavored with KeSpia.
Kavxiov,
a, mistake for KavKiov. IV, 776 B.
FseaA-Athan,
Sept.
KfbpiTTjs
preceding.
Diosc.
5, 47, olvos.
KeSpo-fjirj\ov, ov, to,

jJ-fjXov
r^
Kirpiov, fjLrjKov MjjbiKOV,

1,
Kavav,
Jer.
Kd((>,
6, 7,
Hebrew
18.
jlD,
a kind of cake.
nepa-iKov.
fj,
Kf'Spos, ov,
the
Hebrew
rja-a,
7,
Diosc.
166.
KeSpia.
Lucian. HI, 113.

Diod.
5, 29.
D.
Eus. IH, 788 C.
Epiph.
KcSpdoj, ixTco, to
anoint with KeSpia.
HI, 244 A.
KaxeKrea,
1. I,
Strab. 4, 4, 5.
z=
KaxeKTr/s flfii
20,
3,
et alibi.
Moschn.
66.
Polyb. 20, 4, Clem. A.

state
Keljiai,
to be
use, as
6, 7.
476 A.
(kokos, eô)) in
2, 2.
KaxKT7]s, av, 6,
health.
a bad
9,
Diosc.
Erotian. 282.
1,
of Trop-
1,
let
2.
it
found, to occur, to be in common a word or passage. Strab. 7, 3, .6. 8, Pseudo-Demeir. 46, 19. 92, 15. Aiken. Orig. I, 49 B. Impersonal KfiVfloi,
ically, dissatisfied.
Polyb. Diod. Ex. Vat. 70, 18.
3, et alibi.
Hippol. 856 B, oTt /SaTrrifm. 2. Participle, t6 Keinevov, text of Scrip-
be granted.
ture.
Method. 61 B. 64 A.
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by Microsoft
Keifir)Kiap'êlov
taiiajKiapX'i'iov, ov, to,
657
c
i
(Kei/iijKidpxris)
me
1 i
I,
262,
14.
Plut.
I,
23
C.
where valuables are kept. Joann. Mosch. 3080 D, r^y eKKKriaias. Leant. Theoph. 663, 16. Cypr. 1627 C.
KiiJ.Ti\idpxr]s, ov, 6, (KeifiTJKiov, apx(i>)
archium, a place
34
A.
64
C.
KfKfpwt, av,
me
01, the Latin c e 1 e r i i the bodyguard of Romulus. Dion. H. I, 262, 12.

,
i -
(ceXeuo-tj, ws,
arc ha,
Justinian.
keeper
Novell.
of
valuables,
treasurer.
40,
Prooem.
Joann.
treas-
L. jussus, command, Athan. I, 357 B. Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 3. Chron. 728,
tj,
((cfXruo))
II,
order.
Plut.
32 C.
Mosch. 2904 A. 3080 D.

KfifirjKio(f)v\dKioii, ov, TO,
15.
729,
15.
730.
Max. Conf
adv.
II,
689
(KcifirjXiocjJvKa^)
/S".
ury.
Justinian. Novell. 74, 4,
KeXeuoTocSr
(iceXcu(rT(Jr),
exhortingly.
j(/ii)Xto-<ûXa^, oKos, 6, treasurer.
Chal. 1553
Athan.
KcXeuo-To's
I,
II,
17,
1277 B.
6v,
C.
xeipa, as,
ordered,
commanded.
order.
1,
Lucian.
Classical.
a person's age. Tim. Alex. 1308 B. Carth. Can. 76. Anast. Sin. 712 A. Quin, Can. 84. Vs&aAo-Chrys. IX, 808 A. Hes. Kelpa, yevfd, r) fiXiKia. (Compare
i),
(Kelpai)
548.
to
*KeKfia>,
bid,
command,
II,
Lysim. apud Jos. Apion.
34,
ha
KoeSxriv
r TO mXayos.
S186.
KOvpcSms
KftpaSes, V.
rjfifpa.)
1.
Philon Apophth. 85
332, 18, Iva iiera/ceXfuciy
TLocrov
iva
KipdScs, KiSdpcs, probable read-
ing Ktpapes the

31, 31.
Keipo), to
Hebrew tyinTp.
Sept. Jer.
36 (48, 31. 36). shear, said of the clerical and motonsure.
Packom. 952 B.
FseuAo-Lucian. HI, 608. Pallad. Laus. 1106 B. Anast. Sin. 476 D. Quin. Can. 21 Tm tov
nastic
to Knôpeva KfXKia ; 11 2 C KeXfuets Xd/3<o airro ; sc. ha. Antec. 1, 6, 7, iva (TvyKfxoiprjTai, barbarous. Chron. 587, II, (Tol Iva fvTp7ri(Tris. Pseudo-Synod. 440 E. Leo. Tact. 12, 51. The imperatives
SidoTT/fta
dnexn
kKtipov Keipeadacrav axifliori.
as words of ceremony, correspond to please, be pleased. Vit. BasU. 203 C. 204 B Kvptf 'E^pai^, 'Ke'Xfucroi', Ke\ei(rate,
when used
KHTovKeiTos, ov,
6, Citucitus, a nickname of Ulpian of Tyre, because he was in the habit of asking KeiTot ; Ov KftTm ; does it occur ? does
Xeuo-ov,
elVeXê eis to ayiov ^fjpa.
Joann.
79.
Mosch. 2952 B. 2988 D.

Xfu(7oy
ii/a
2989
ndrep, '1
/lETaXdjSjr.
Euchol. p.
2.
it
not occur
that
is.
Is this
any classical author ? word that was not at

in
meaning found and woe unto the least five hundred

ady. hazardously.
To
sinjr
a refrain.
Sext. 753, 5 (Arist.
Ran.
208 KOTaKeXcuto)
KeKe<j)La, as,
a-Ls,
r),
((ceXe^dj)
iKccfias,
iKeâvTiaI,
years old.
Athen.
1, 2.
a species of leprosy.
e<af,
Epiph.
988 D.
Theoph.
^=2
xeKiv8vvevfiivais
((cii/Sweuo)),
ieo. Aferf. 187.

KfXe0iao'i;,
^,
Pseudo^s<. 1192 B.
KficKaiTfievas ((cXds)),
preceding.
adv. in a broken manner.

âSiêiv, effeminately.
Nonn.
KeXeCJios,
II,
rj,
216.
Cyrill.
KeKKei(TKa>
A. X, 1108 B,
ov, (KXv(f>avov, Ke\v(j)r), Ke\v<j)os')
^=
KKeia.
Stud. 1689 A.
Xeirpos,
leprous,
II,
leper.
Archel.
1441
C.
KiKoaprjfiivais (^K0(rp.ia>), adv. moderately, decently,
modestly.
Ael.
N. A.
2,
11, p. 25, 19, et
aUbi.
Philostr. 321.
(cpafffl.
KcKpaya, fKCKpayov,
Eus. VI, 125

Plut.
D.
KeKpap.h/<os
{Kepawvfu), adv. temperately.

skilfully.
44 A. Apophth. 116 C. KeXKa, r/s, fj, the Latin c e 1 1 a chamber, room, commonly monk's cell. Basil. Ill, 636 C. Euagr. Scit. 1225 C. Pallad. Laus. 1009 A. 1011 B. iV7. 244 A. B. 1144 C. Apophth. Arsen. 3. Joann. Mosch. 2868 A.
,
Epiph.
n, 335 A,
KeKKapia,
as,
rj,
(KfXKdpios)
female
cellarer.
KeKpipJvas (jcpiva), adv. discreetly, judiciously,

discriminately.
Typic. 25.
Plut. 11,
1142 C.
Basil.
I,
Poll. 6,
KeWdprjs,
2,
rj,
6,
^=
ov,
KeXKdpios, KeWapiTjjs.
Ptoch.
147.
Eus. V, 228 B. Greg. Naz. HI, 1580 A.
489 A.
104. 221. 516.

ri,
KCKpoTriiievas (Kporew), adv. intelligently,
standingly: exquisitely.
underHipparch. 1041 B.
mystically ;
13,
17.
I,
IHon. H. V, 212, 4.
,
Sext. 554, 15.

secretly
:
KKpvp,pevas
{Kpimm), adv.
dKpvTrrais.
opposed to
Poll. 6, 209.
Sept.
Jer.
1192 A.
fluids.
Phryn. P. S. 8, 33. 1317 C. m, 396 B.
Ong.
KeKapva-p.6s, ov, 6,
(/ceXapufco) rushing sound, of
1 1 a r i u s of the pantry. 1035 C to KeXXaptKa, stores, provisions. Chron. 54,0. Basilic. 44, 13, 6,^1. KfWdpios, a, ov, the Latin cellarius, of a 2. Substantively, (a) 6 xeXstore-room. Xdpios, cellarius, cellarer of a great house Basil. Ill, 1313 A. or of a monastery. Cer. 463, 10. (b) Porph. Them. 28, 5. a room where TO KfXXdpiov, c e 1 1 a r i u
KeXXapiKof,
c e
Pallad. Laus.
I, 428 A. one of the founders of the Hippol. Haer. 182, 57. Peratic heresy. Dion. H. Kt\ep, the Latin celer =^ raxvs.
Clem. A.
Celbes,
KeXj3i;i, 6,
provisions are kept, storeroom. Basil. Ill, 1313 A. Macar. 975 B. Apophth. 148 D.
Vit.
Eulhym.
5.
33.
Eustrat. 2344 D.
Porph.
Cer. 462,
83
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by Microsoft
KeWapiTT]'!
KfWapiTris, ov,
6,
658
Apophih. 148
321 B.
36.
Kevo7rd6eia, as,
f],
KevTrjfj.a
xeWdptos.
76 C.
Also,
KevfoXoyia.
Max.
Tyr. 91,
D. D.
Doroth. 1672 C.
Vit.
Slud. 1737 B.
1784
Nil Jun.
(jievarraBca) false or vague im-
KeXXi'a, av, to,
monastic settlement nearNitria. 502.1376 0. 1388 C. Cassian. Apophth. 120 B. I, 647 A. AtTian. KcXKiov, ov, TO, little KeXKa, c e 1 1 u 1 a Marc. Erem. Macar. -209 B. I, 296 B. 997 B. Euagr. Scit. 1257 A. Pallad. Laus. Apophth. Nil. 256 A. 1017 A. 1177 A.
Cellae, a
.
pression.
Kevowadfco,
Sext. 327, 13.
jjo-a, {wajBelv) to have false or vague impressions ; opposed to aXrjdas or rpavas ito-
TaXap^dva.
Orig.
I,
488D. n, 49A.
Kevoirddrjpa, aros, rb,
10.
Tit.
B. 1213 C.
Sext. 366,
Kevoirddeia.
85 D.
KcXXtmTjjr, ov.
cell,
6,
Kevo-TTovsa, rjo-a, to labor in vain.
Philon
I,
658,
(kcXXiov) one
who
dwells in a
19.
K^vos,
fj,
the
Scyth.
V.
inmate of a cell, an anchoret. Cyrill. 293 C. Doroth. 1793 S. 258 C.
OV,
empty.
Soz. 1625
A Kara
Kevrjs,
=
Ill,
Sid Kfvrjs, to no purpose.

Kfvoa-opos,
ov,
fj,
C.
keXXkotikos,
r),
Kevfj
a-opos.
Inscr.
6v,
of a KcXKiarqs.
Balsam, ad
p. 1158.
Kvoa'7rovhaaTT}s,
o'TtovbaiTTrjs.
Concil. VII, 19.

KfXTio-Ti (KfXToi), adv. in the Celtic language.
ov,
6,
^=z
KevS>v
irpaypmmf
elpi.
Socr. 804 A.
zzz Kev6<r'irov86s
Jos.
Lucian.
Kfi,<pos, ov, 0,
Kfi(j)6a>
Kevavx^s,
ke'j'SoiikXoi',
Kcveayopos, ov,
III,
= = ^ =
S,
rja-co,
:
II,
256.
Keir(f>oi.
Kevo&TTOvdeo),
rjo-ta,
Orig. VII, 181
D.
Ant. 16,
volities.
4, 3, p. 795.
r],
Artem. 325.
of friAnton. 7, 3.
ottov-
Ke7r(j)6a.
Ibid. 184 A.
KevocriTovhia, as,
(^Kev6(Tirov8os) pursuit
Keveavxîs-
Plut. II, 103 E.
incorrect for KevrovicKov.

<vS)s dyopfvav.
Dion. H. II, 1199, 10. Clem. A. I, 532 B.
Oreg. Naz.
to
Kevoa-irovSos, ov, (ottouS^)
irepl
to Keva
1571 A.
(Kfvos,
epfiaivai)
Sdâv,
zealous after frivolities.
Hipparch.
Kfi/ff4/3aTc'(B,
walk on
nothing
1,
to
375 A.
1.
have no solid foundation. Plut. Lucian. II, n, 336 F, et alibi. Soran. 249, 15.
f<os,
r),
1016 B. Cic. Att 9, 1. Herm. Sim. 9, 5. n, 560 B, et alibi. Diog. 9, 68. Kcvoa-novbas, adv. by pursuing frivolities, Artem.
Plut.
743 as V.
Galen.
393.
Clem. A.
Sept.
I,
216 B.
cenotaph
1, 19, 13.
Kevfp^dTTjo-is,
II,
(Kevepfiarea)
a probing.
Kevordcftiov, ov, to,
cenotaphium,
Keg.
256 D.
Paul. Aeg. 134.

Sept.
Classical.
Plut. II, 349
Kevo\oyla, see KcvoXoyla.

Kevewv, mvos,
2,
6,
B.
On^. 1,817 B.
49 A.
empty space, gap.

rj,
Mace.
Kcvo(f)p6vrjpa, aros, to,

II,
=
^=
Kevov (^povrjpa.
Epiph.
14, 44.
-zîz
KevoôvXia, as,
Kevrj
l3ov\r].
Cyrill.
A.
Kevo-cfiavea
KcvoXoyia.
Cyrill.
A. UI, 1299
Epiph.
II,
IV, 892
KevoSoêio,
11.
C
j;(rw, to
B.
be kcvoSoôs.
Philon
I,
613,
,
Kvo(jiavr)pxi, aros, to,
KevoXoyia.
Chrys. VII, 43 A.
fj,
736 B.
Kevocpcovia, as,
6,
r],
Kei/odoîa, as,
(^kv68oôs^ z=^ Kevr] doâ, vain
=^
KevoXoyia.
Paul. Tim.
p. 3.
1,
opinion; vaingloriousness.
Polyh.
3, 81, 9.
II,
Sept. Sap. 14, 14.
20.
to
2, 2,
16,
Diosc.
1,
Prooem.
10, 33, 6.
(I,
1,
Diod. 17, 107.
Kevoco,
empty, said of the thing containing.
Philon
2,
47, 16
401, 19).
3.
Clem. R.
35.
Ill,
Paul. Phil. Ignat. 697 A. B.

Polyb.
Classical.
tied or
2. To empty, of the thing emppoured out. Diod. U, 507, 78, gone.

I,
Numen. apud Eus.

27, 6, 12, et alibi.
1209 A.
Philon II, Anton. 5, 1.
Philon
p. 490.
iceva-Q)p,
119,
23.
Diosc.
3,
150 (169),
KfvoSoôs, OV, (Kfvos, 86â) vainglorious.
Chrys. VII, 95 B.
Aristeasi.
5,
see Krjvo'ap.
376, 44.
Paul. Gal.
26.
KevTap)(os, ov, 6,
picov.
(centum,
8.
apxa)
^=. Kfvrv4, 6. 11,
Tatian. 832 B,
Theoph. 443,
6,
Leo. Tact.
Kivohpopea,
r)(Ta>,
(fip6pos)
out Bopvcf)6pot.
/tei/OKOTre'to,
run alone or withPtol. Tetrab. 114.

to
et alibi.
KevravptSris, ov,
fjoo),
(kotito))
KevoTTOviw.
Plut.
Lucian.
Ill, 104, "irrros,

fj,
descendant of the KevTavpoi. a breed of horses.

(^pdxopai) battle ioUh the Plut. 1, 13 'F.
'
II,
1037 A. B.
Sibyll.
KevTavpopji)(ia, as,
KevoKpavos, ov, (Kpavlov) empty-headed.

3,
Centaurs.
Diod. 11, lib.
430.
fj,
KivoXarpeia, as,
KevTfvdpws, see KevTTjvdpios.

Kevfi XoT/jeia,
the
worship
Kfvrea, fjoa, to prick, to sting.
of vain
Tit.
things.
Epiph.
II,
736 D.
B.
2.
Orig.
II,
1457
To
stitch,
to
sew.
Joann. Mosch.
KevoXeKTeay, Tjao),
z^ '
KevoXoyeco, to talk nonsense,
3028 B.
KivrqicXa, see KevTOVKXa.
.1221
C.
f),
KfvoXoyla, as,
(Xeyia)
nonsense.
Plut.
11,
KfvrrfXlav
a~)(oXris,
ciSof dîmpaTos.
Suid,
1069 C. D.
Eust. Ant. 665 D.
Did. A.
Kfvnjpa, aros, to, a pricking, piercing, thrusting,
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by Microsoft
Kevri^vapio<s
a
thrust.
659
KevTpatiris,
cs,
Kepa/ieov<;
stinging.
n]fui
TO
î<j)os
Polyh. 2, S3, 5 Aa to iir/Safias kcvex""' because their swords

Diosc.
Schol.
Arist.
Vesp.
Ptol.
could not stab.
stitching, serving.
lobol. 4. 6. 2. Pallad. Laus. 1033 A. 3. Punctum, point, the mark (.). Epiph.
224.
KevTpaxris,
ecus,
fj,
(KevTpoa)
centricity.
Tetrab. 79.
KevTvpiav, avos,
6,
Ill,
248
C 4.
the Latin
Polyb.
6,
centurio
Marc.
15,
Tatoo.
Genes. 74, 19.
eKardvTapxos.
39. 44. 45.
24, 5.
KtvTtivdpios, a, ov,
the Latin centenarius, 2. Substantively, (a) 6 of one hundred. Kfvrrjvdpios, the dneXevdepos, who possesses one hundred sestertia. Antec. S, 7,3. Basilic.
KevTovplav.
C.
Martyr. Polyc. 1044 A. Also, Lyd. 128, 4:. Steph. Diac. 1156
4.
Porph. Them. 13,

old cloak.
6, 1,
57 KfVTcvdpLos.
(1>)
6 KevTTjvdpios
I,
KevTvplav, centurio.
Athan.
385 A.
(c)
KfvTisv, avos, 6,
(jcivrpav) the
Latin
cento,
an
Suid.
KcvTcovdpiov, ov, TO,

Cyrill. Scyth.
:=
KevTav.
Apophth. 296 B.
TO RfVTTjvdpiov, sc. poudus,

quintal
100 Xlrpat Olymp. 449, 17. Proc. I, 112, 8, et alibi. Zosimas 1689 B. Cyrill Scyth. V. S. 345 C. Men. P. 327, 23. Porph. Cer. 471, Joann. Mosch. 3077 D. PôcA. 2, 115 Kevrrjvdpiv. 11. 473. Greg. Kiinr\(ns, ea>s, fj, (/tevre'ffl) a piercing. Naz. II, 224 B, ;(pii(7atryijr. ^nast. Sin. 221 A. Lucian. KevTrjTTjpiov, ov, TO, ^= pa<l>iov, needle. Galen. II, 100 E. Nil. 97 B, tropI, 643. Apophih. 152 C, embroidery. ical. Theoph. Til, KevTTjTos, Yj, ov, (KcvTeoi) pricTccd.
centenariuHi,
V.
KevTaviov,
ov, t6, KevTmvNil. 628 A. Apophth. 412 D, Cyrill. Scyth. V. S. 266 B. C. 289 A. Doroth. 1657 A. Suid. KevTav ....
S.
298 C.
Kevapa, aros, to,
(kekoco)
empty space, gap,

6,
vacuum:
vacancy.
Polyb.
31,
9.
11.
Cleomed 4, 6. Herm. Mand. 11. Plut. I, 266 A. Aquil. Gen. 1, 2. Iren. 484 B. Clem. A. I, 504 A. 2. Evacuation, in
medicine.
B.
DJo.sc.
5,
19.
Plut.
11,
381
Sept.
Kevas
II,
(/cevdy),
adv. vainly, to no purpose.

Polyb. Frag. Jacob. 4,
5.
5.
441, 7 *Ev ToTy
/iero>7rots
roi'
tvttov tov
Esai. 49, 4.
Gram.
130.
2,
Diod.
17, 6.
(TTavpov 8ia p,fXavos KcvTryrov i)(6vTav, having
616, 24.
Epict.
on their foreheads the figure of the cross made 3. by punctures and stains, by tattooing.
PZ<. II, 35 E.
Kevcocris, eas,
fj,
an emptying, evacuation.
2,
Clas-
Embroidered.
158, 26.
Epict.
Enchir; 39.
Nicet.
sical.
Diosc.
53.
KevTiKTwp, KVTivdpiov, incoiTect for KovprjKTap or

KopprjKTCop. KVTT]ydpiov.
Callist. 7, 43.
a shedding of tears. The xevaa-is of the XdHippol. 832 A. B. 836 D. Greg. Naz. I, 980 B. 11, 104 A.
yos.
KevcoTiov 97,
9.
f],
Stud. 812 C, Saxpimv,
KevTov,
the Latin
centum.
Proc.
I,
112, 4.
^=
8fT Kvovv.
Ruf. apud
Diosc.
2,
Orib. II,
KfVTovdpiov, KevToviov, incorrect for Kevriovdpiov,

Kevrdiviov.
KevfoTiKos,
ov,
evacuative.
5, 9.
53.
Alex.
KfVTovKka, ay,
205. 205.
fj,
^=
kcvtovkKov.
Ptoch.
1,
202.
Aphr. Probl.
^nasf. Sm. 65 D.
Kp6pp.vov.
1,
199 KevTriKXa.
xena, incorrect for xaiTra or Krjna, the Latin
KevTovKKiivos, ov,
made of
kcvtovkKov.
Porph.
ttiXos,
caepa
or
cepa =:
Diosc.
2,
Cer. 353, 16.
487,
5, et alibi.
KevTovKXov, ov, TO,

felt.
(centunculus)
180 (181).
Ke7r(j)6op.ai, d>6riv, (kcttcjios) to
be infatuated ;
7,
lit-
Mauric. 1, 2. Porph. Cer. Leo. Tact. 5, 4. 6,13. 11,3. Suid. mXi'a .... UiXos .... 460, 3. KevTovpla, as, fj, the Latin centuria, hamlet,
ApoUod. Arch. 45. 47.
erally to be gulled.
Attic. 13, 40.
Kepaia,
as,
rj,
Sept. Prov.
1, 13, 3.
22.
Cic.
Iren.
ward.
Classical. yard of a vessel. Lucian. II, 527 'Atto il'tXijy T^f Kepaias nXcov2. Apex, a mark Ts, under bare poles.
KevTovplav, see Kevrupiav.

Kevrpi^to
=
ov,
over a
Basilic. 16, 1, 7.
letter,
as in
a.
Philon
II,
536, 27.
iyKevTpiâ.
KevTpoeiSi)!, es, (icivrpov,

II,
EIAO)
in
central.
Plotin.
1377, 10.
tA,
Kevrpov,
centre,
astrology.
PtoZ.
Tropically, Matt. Luc. 3. Letter = ypdppa. Simoe. 4. Wing of an army = 179,

tittle.
Phtt.
n, 1100 A.

5, 18.
16,
9.
17.
65,
21.
xcpas.
Tetrab. 74.
a goad.
Sext. 730, 25.
Id. 70, 8.
KfvTpoTVTros, OV, (KfVTpov, TvirTw) that strikes ivith
Kepatnjs. ov, 6,
:=
KopviKovXdpws.
Lyd. 197,
9.
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 450.
sting, having a Germ. 256 A. Porphyr. apud Eus.
Kepapaios, a, ov, :r= Kfpdpcos, Kcpapeovs.
Polyb.
KevTpo(l)6pos, ov,
(êpa) with a
4,
sting.
0pp. Hal.
244.
10, 44, 2.
KepdpPv^, vKos,
Kfpdpfios, ov,
S,
a species of wood-worm.
Diosc.
1,
2. Bearing the centre.
Liber. 32, 19. 23.
m,
200 A.
Ptol. Tetrab.
Kepdp,eos.
81.
vessel.
KevTpoa, dxra, to put in the centre.

123.'
Kepapeovs,
ovv,
{Kepapxis)
4.
earthen
Agathar. 128,
Ptol. Euerg.
apud Athen.
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by Microsoft
Kepafj,evT7)^
12, 73, p.
1,
660
309, 28.
Diosc.
Kepavvio<;
A.
549 F.
Philon
II,
II,
Moer. 190.
2, 35.
T),
Athen.
2,
34.-2. CeKepaaos.
93.
2, 83.
Plut.
Kcpafj.fi>Trjs, ov, 6,
544 B.
Cyrill.
ra sum,
A. IX,
Athen.
KepaoTiKos,
cherry, the fruit of the
Kepafievi.
685 A.
KepajievTiKOi,
jj,
6v,
(^Kipvda,
Kepdwu/u) used
Galen.
as
di/,
L. Jiglinus, figulinus, potter's.

1,
beverage.
Leo Med. 173.

II
Biod
4, 76.
19,
rex^'
a potter.
Lucian. 11,408.
Orig. Ill,
Kepaa(j)opea>, ria-m, to be Kepaa(^6pos.
Sext. 495, 2.
Kipa/ievTiKms, adv. ffle
273
464
273,
KcpaTaia
Philostr. 63.
Kepaia.
Martyr. Areth.
(Kepas)
19,
B.
Kepap.iaios, a, ov,
KcpaTapiov, ov, to,
=
5.
56.
Kepaia, yard of
:=
Kcpa/ieovs-
Philon
II,
a ship.
124,
7.
Leo. Tact.
Porph. Adm.
48.
KepaptStov, ov, to,
little
Kepafiis.
Schol. Dion.
KepaTdpxrjS, ov,
thirty-two
6.
{Kepas, apX"")
eommander of
1.
Thr. 794, 26.

Kepdptos, a, ov, =:z Kepd/ifos.
p. 402, 21.
war
fj,
elephants.
Ael. Tact. 23,
Strab. 17, 2, 3,
Keparapxia, as,
Keparea, as,
p.
Diosc.
ov,
1.
5, 10.
(xepaTapxr/s) a body of Ael. Tact. 23, 1. two war-elephants.

7},
thirty-
Kepap-wTos,
f),
{<epap.6a>)
tiled roof: bricked.
zzr Keparia.
Theod. Lector
1.
2, 2,
Strah 11,3,
ly, TO
13, 1,
27.-2.
SubstantivePolyb.
184 B.
Geopon. 11,
2, 2.
Kepuparov, (a) brick-structure.
xf^"""/' tesludo, a body of troops bolding their shields over their

28, 12, 3.
(b)
Keparia, as, q, (Kepas) carob-tree (Ceratonia
sili-
=:
qua).
Keparias,
4, 4.
Strab. 17,
ov,
6,
17, 9, 2, p. 401.
z=
Kepdarris,
horned.
Diod.
heads.
Id. 28, 12, 5.
Kcpavwpj., to mix.
Xouf)^
Kepa<TdVTa,
Dion. H. V,
55, 9 2,vva-
Keparlâ,
Sept.
law,
(Kepas)
Kvpia'aa,
17.
to
butt.
6.
contracted by synaloepha
(SevT iv for SfOi-e iv).

Jill
2.
Ex.
I,
21, 28.
Deut. 33,
Ps. 43,
To pour
out,
to
Philon
KepaTLvas,
57, 13.
6,
a cup with wine and present it to a perEpict. Apoc. 14, 10. 18, 6. Basil. Ill, 640 A, nvl n. Stud. 1, 25, 8. 1713 C. Theoph. Cont. 712, 14, ra âaCKe'i Achmet. 129 VXvKeis olvovs els TO KkrjTopiov.
son to drink.
avdoo-pias
eKepaa-ev
ov,
Moer. 212.
following.
Lucian. in,
sophism.
187.
r]
435.
KepaTLvrjs, ov, 6, (Kepas)
ceratina, a
Diog.
2,
Clem. A.
Kepdnvos,
tIvt), sc.
rj,
II,
25 B.
108.
7,
ov,
of horn.
Substantively,
Kepa-
Kol
lkuvovs
(âvdpas^.
(rdXTTiyl, horn, trumpet.
Sept. Judic.
Eudoc. M.
KepavwTeov
23.
24,
auTa
3,
27.
Set Kepavvvvat
Max.
Tyr. 15,
Kepdnov, ov, to, (Kepas)

fruit
ceratium,
carob, the
Kepaovxos, ov, (^Kepas, ^X*") ^^'^^ horns.

S. 12.
Antip.
of the Kepana. Li^. 15, 16. Diosc. 1, Galen. YI, 355. ii. Carat. 158. Galen.
1.
Xni, 980 D.
I,
Kcpas, oTos, TO, horn.
Lucian reference to the sophism

114,
yvvt]
332. 826, with

Sext.
Novell. 32,
Apophth. 368 C. .Justinian. Joann. Mosch. 3057 59, 4.

Cedr.
I,
23.
(Tov
Diog.
7,
187.
kol,
Kepanvrji.
B.
Keparls,
Theoph. 756.
ihos,
f),
700,
9.
7,
,lrtem.
155 'H
=r:
KepaTivrjs.
Diog.
44.
TTopvevtrei
Kara to Xeyoficvov,
82.
Kepdruris,
ea>s,
rj,
nfpard
tium.
a-oi 7roiijo-, will

a,
Kepas, aros, to, Ceras, Polyb.

r),
give you the horns. promontory of ByzanStrab.

7, 6, 2.
(KepaTiô))
butting.
Achmet.
238,
Kepaa-ia, as,
4, 43, 7.
KepanoTrjs, ov,
29, Tavpos.
S,
he who butts.
Sept.
Ex.
21,
Kepaaos, cherry-tree.
Geopon.
1,
3,4, 4.
4, 1, 14.
17,
Cerfn
I,
619.
KepaTo^dTTjs, ov,
6,
r^
KepoâTrjs.
Schol. Arist.
Kpaaia, as,
V.
1.
:=
Kepairos-
Diosc.
157 as
Ran. 230.
KeparoeiSris, es,
Moer. 190.
Geopon. 10, 41,
2.
Kepaa-ia, at, ^, (Kcpdvvvpj,) the filling for drinking. Porpli. Cer. 371, 7
of a cup
80, 3, of the 53.

Jos.
(EIAQ) horn-like. Dion. H. V, sound of M and N. Diosc. 2,

J.
5, 5, 6.
Kotq
Se
B.
Galen.
II,
237 C,
tov âa-i\ea>s '\eyovinv ol ôvKaKioi, as often as the cup is handed to the emperor.
K^pao-iav
iriovTos
Kepd<riov, ov, TO, (^kepatros)
X'Tav, the cornea of the eye.

Kepdrrrrai
or
Kepdrra
I,
=zz
KVpi<rtrti},
Kepartâ.
Greg. \az.
KepaTorfiveai,
628 A.
(Kepas, (f>va) to
era sum,
154, p. 174.
cherry.
rjcro),
grow
horns.
Pseudo-Diosc. Eupor.
102.
1,
Galen.
VI,
345
E.
XIII,
Artem. 189 A.
Schol. Arist.
KepaTtavla, as, C.
fj,
Eq. 1344.
^=. Keparia.
Galen. XIII, 189

the horns.
Athen.
2, 34. 35.
Kcpaapa, otoj,
drinking.
Cer. 375, 4.
*Kepaa-os,
ov,
to, cupful of wine, ready for Theod. Mops. 696 C. Porph.
KepdrmiTis,
ea>s,
fj,
the
giving
of
Achmet. 127,
KepavXia, as,
fj,
p. 90.
(KepaiiKris)
the
playing on
the
6,
c e r a
3,
cherry-tree.
horn.
Comut.
15.
Theophr. H. P.
13,
1,
Galen. XlII, 189
Kepaivios, a, ov,
of Kepavvos.
Porphyr. V. Pyth.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KepavviT7j<;
\i6ot,
661
the thunderbolt
Ke<j)d\,aia)Bcoi
32,
ceraunia,
being supposed to be a solid substance.
I,
KepSopmrdov, ov, to,
(/cepSoj,
fua-dos)
reward.
S:ud. 813 D.
2. Substantively, to Kepavviov, ceraunium, Diog. 3, 66. Isid. Hisp. 1, a critical mark.

20, 21.
KcpavvLTris,
ov, 6,
preceding.
Clem.
A.
540 B,
Xi'ôs.
ijtro),
Artem. 194. Artem. 278. KepSmv, (Bi/oi, 6, Cerdon, a heretic. Iren. 687 B. Hippol Haer. 408, 93. Tertull. H, 70 B. 249 A. Theod. IV, 373 A
KcpSo(f)6pos, ov, {<l)epa>) lucrative.
KcpSm, our,
rj,
yaXij.
KepavvoôKico,
(icfpauyo/SoXor)
strike
to
hurl the
KfpSaviavoi, av,
ol,
IhunderboU:
to
with the thunderholt.

the thunder-
Cerdon.
KepeXvos,
7),
Epiph.
ov,
Cerdoniani, the followers of I, 580 C.

horned.
Aquil. Ps.
Mel
bolt
:
23.
Plut.
rj,
n, 893 E.
the hurling
(jiipas)
KepavvoôKia, as,
of
49, 9.
the striking with the thunderbolt.
Sirab.
KfpKeaiov, see KipKqaios.
18,4,11.
100
Plut. II, 6124 B.
KfpavvoîSKioi', ov, TO,
KfpKeTeva, eva-a, (KepKerov)
to patrol.
Porph.
preceding
Cornut.
Cer. 481,
6. 17.
489, 21.
KepKerov, ov, to,

patrol.
(circitor, circuitus)
11.
little
(cepawdjSoXos, ov
proparoxytone, L. fulminatus, Strab. thunderstruck. Diod. 1, 13. 17, 75. To Kepavvoôkov rdyna (not Kcpav13, 4. 6. vo06\ov), legio fulminata, the twelfth legion, Ecclesiastical stationed in Cappadocia.
Porph. Cer. 474,
KepKiSiov, ov, TO,
KcpKis.
Joann. Mosch
2913 B.
KepKiov, ov, TO,
little
KcpKos
KfpKo-mdriKos, ov,
6,
Symm. Lev. 8, 25. cercopithecus, a species

1,
that it was composed of whose fervent supplication to their God was immediately followed by a violent thunder-storm; which saved the army of Marcus Aurelius Antoninus from imwriters
assert
Christians,
of ape.
Strab. 15,
29.
Artem. 160.
:
KepKmTTfios, a, ov,
of a
KepKoiyjf
wily,
crafty,
Hippol. Haer. 450, 72, Xoyoi.

KepKoxTis, eas, ^, (xEpKos) excrescence
on
the ori-
fice of the iirjTpa.

KepfxaTt(TTT}s, ov, 6,
Paul. Aeg. 292.

(^KcppAiTiûi)
2, 14.
2.
minent danger the name, however, is as old Apollin. as Augustus (see Kepavvofjiopos). H. 1296 A (Pseud-4 n(on. apud Just. 436 B.
:
money-changcr
tlvI.
broker.
Kepvdto
Joann.
Caesarius 984.
^= Kepdvwfu
?
Achmet. 196,
Tertull. I,
295
A)
fj,
Kfpoia^, oKos, 6, (Kfpaia, oia^) the brace of a sail(^Kepavvos, o-KOTre'o))

divi5,
Kepavvoo'Koma, as,
yard
Kfpa-a.
Lucian.
the
Ill, 250.
nation by thunder
40.
and
lightning.
Diod.
name of a coin. Hes. the Arabic QRS, a piastre.']

r),
[Compare
Kfpavvo(j)6pos, ov, (<j>cpia)
bearing or holding the
thunderbolt.
23, 6
Plut. II, 335 A.
Dion
Kepcralov, ov, to, ^=. Kepca.
C. 55,
To Kfpavvo(j)6pov arpaTOTreSov,
legio ful-
Kepavv^, vxos, 6, fj, 995. Dion.
(icepas,
Hes. Kopcimov .... ow^) horny-hoofed.
minata, the twelfth legion stationed in
Cap-
Kfanavos,
rj,
ov,
quid
Galen. XIII, 490 E.

Polyb. 27,
9, 1.
padocia, in the reign of Augustus.

KipavvoôXos.
KepavvoMTis, etas,
fj,
See also
522 E.
Keo-Tpos, 6,
(I
kind df weapon.
(^Kepavvoio^
I,
a striking with the

8.
Suid.
Kf(j)d(,
thunderbolt.
2,
7.
Dion. H.
516,
Strab. 16,
see
Kai(f>d^.
Kepaoj
Ke(j)d\ala,
as,
II,
ij,
(iteâXi?)
nervous headache.
alibi.
Kepavvvp-i 2.
Greg. Naz. HI, 494 A,
Galen.
Antyll.
261
C.
Aret. 27 B, et
7.
ilvov.
apud
Orib. II, 307,

ov,
to,
Kcpdo)
(Kcpas),
to
take post
on
the
wing,
to
Ke(lid\ai6ypa(l>ov,
(KitfmKaiov,
ypd<f>a)
strengthen the wing of an army. 9.' 7,

Kepêpos, ov, 6,
tical
Polyb. 18,
summary.
Mauric.
for
12, p. 300.
total.
Ki<j>aKaiov, ov, to, the
a species of
bird,
perhaps iden-
with
Kcffpiovr/s.
Liber. 28, 8.
KfpfiiKapiov, ov, Tq,
the Latin
pillow.
cervical
Vis.
3,
=
1.
8. 3.
C.
sum
Plut.
I,
176 C.
Ransom
each person. Aristeas 4. Pamphil. 1549 Chapter of a book.

Joann. Mon. 300
7TpoiTKecj)aKawv,
Herm.
of a game.
KctpaXalos, u, ov, principal.
Apophth. 356 A.
KfpôvKokos,
6,
Doroih. 1656 D.
D.
Nil. 505
K<pdKai6ai, a(ra, to
.Tun.
the
name
B.
KepSaivta, to gain.
105 B.
Theophyl.
2,
Vit. Nil. break one's head. B. IV, 308 A, to
l_Dion C. 53, 5, 4 KcKiphayKa.
furnish with a head.

KetjiaXaiaSris,
fs,
Cyrill
A.
I,
448
D KenipbaKa.']
(^KeCJjdKaiov,
KepSdKcri, T]g, ij, contracted KepSaX^ Greg. Naz. I, 605 A. fox's skin. Anton. hei KepSalveiv. Kfpbavreov
dXantK^,
Polyb.
15.
2, 14, 1.
35, 10.
EIAQ) summary. Dion. H. I, 390,

2, 12, 9.
Philon
II,
572, 15.
4, 26.
*Kc4ia\aia>SS)s, adv.
Epict.
cv Ke0aXaip, summarily.
KepSavTos,
r),
ov,
(KepSaiva) that
may
be
gained
Aristot.
alibi.
Rhet.
3,
14, 8.
1.
Polyb.
1, 13, 1,
et
by fair means.
Diog.
1, 97.
Diod. 17,
Digitized
by Microsoft
KeâXai(OT'r)<s
ov.
6.
662
KTjXape
2. Capitulum, capital of a-KopoSov. xiovoKpavov, Kioxpavov. a column, Sept. Reg. 3, 7, 9 as v. 1. Aristeas 9. Greg. Naz. 3. Volumen, roll, =z uhfraIll, 1100 A. piQv. Sept. Esdr. 2, 6, 2. Ps. 39, 8. Ezech. Apophth. 168 B. 2, 9.
K(j)dkaLa>Tris,
Epiph.
I,
184 A.
rj,
headman, chief, chieftain. 673 B. Oh/mp. 450, 9.

(^K<paXai6a>)
KfCJioKaimTos,
6v,
1,
with head.
Diosc. Eupor.
Kf(pa\aKyiD>,
i](rtu,
= oXyS
1,
93, npda-ov.
Tr/v KeijiaKr)v,
my
161.
head aches.
Epict.
Kj>aXa\yta,
as,
Diosc.
31.
4, 45.
5,
3, 22, 73.
fj,
K(f>a\iTia>u, Sivos,
fj,
(KeôXi;) L.
Justinian.
capitatio
10,
16,
1.
(xfCâXaX-yijs)
headache.
capitation-lax.
Cod.
Strdb. 16, 2, 41.

3,
Diosc.
3,
41.
5, 9.
26, 8.
Plut. II,
465 A, et
alibi.
Also,
U,
Epict.
Theoph. 748, 16.
Basilic. 3, 3, 6 K<f>a\tnaiv.
Also, KecjyaXrjTiav.
Justinian. Novell.
8, 2.
Kiâ\Ky(ia.
KeipoKaXyiKos,
20.
Ke<\)aXdKy6s,
J), r),
Cass. 165, 37.

6v,
166, 10.
Sext. 68,
Ke<f)dKohc(riuov, ov, to,
z^
following.
Erotian.
7.
KfâXaXyijs.
228. Pseudo-ZocoJ. 2, 2. Pseud-^Ânn. IV, 264 B.

Kecl)aK6de<rfiov,
I,
Dioclet. G. 18,
dw
Ke(/)aXa\-yijs.
P/u<.
ov,
to,
(^deafios) fillet.
Chrys.
133 C,
KetjiaXapyla, as,
f],
242 A.
is,
Ke(jia'ka\yia.
Lucian.
I,
Ke<j)aKo-fidrjs,
like
86 (implied).
KeiôKas, a,
{K((^dkr)) large-headed man. o, used as a nickname, it may be renPattad. Laus. 1196 B. dered Bighead. Theoph. Cont. 389. Apophth. 85 A. 293 A.
Oenom. apud Eus.

KeôXo/cXtyeoj,
rja'at,
Ill,
a head. Diosc. 401 C.

kXIvo)
ttjv
2,
135.
^=
Ke(j)a\Tiv,
to
When
bow.

ij,
KefjidKoKKLcria, as,
((cXtVa) the bowing
of
the
656, 22.
Leo Gram. 234,

the
15.
Rc^dkeio), fv(Ta, to he
headman,
KeKJyaKrjv,
to
lead.
Macar. 236 C.
K(f>dKr],
rjs,
fj,
head.
Kara
Ex.
^=
kot
head at church, while the priest is reading, in a low voice, a short prayer. The xfâXo(cXicria takes place at vespers and matins. Pseudo-BasiZ. Ill, 1645 C. Porph. Cer. 224, Vit. Nil. Jun. lOH C. 21. 611,7. (Compare Const. Apost.
*K<pakoTOp.ea},
jiia,
tjcto},
avSpa, Ka6' eva,

dividually.
man
by man, severally, in16, 16, yofiop,

9.
8, 6.)
Sept.
an omer
902, 4.
(^K(f)aKor6fios)
KaparoPhryn.,
for every man. Jos. Ant. 7,
p.
Dion. H. II, 750, 5, 4 <^6povs \mp re

12, 3, 3.
to decapitate.
Theoph: apud
p.
rljs ;(<Bpas
341.
/s.
Tryph. 110,
ov,
(te/iu/o>)
729 C.
off heads.
Kal T^s cKaa-Tov Ke(j)aKris-
12, 5, 3,
598 ~Qv vwep xfcâX^r
reXoOcrt, poll-tax.
KetftdKoTo/iOS,
cutting
Strab. 11, 14, 14.

K(j>aKaT6s,
r],
Trjv Ke(f)a\riv, so. Sia, in the
name of for
the
ov,
with a head.
Diosc.
2,
178
Pallad. Laus. 1012 C Tiji/ KecfxAf/v sake of Tov j3a(TtXeo)9 cov, I beseech thee in the name
3. Headman, the principal. of thy king. 3. Band, division of Pachom. 952 A. C. 4. Capitutroops. Sept. Job 1, 17. 1 u m capital of a pillar. Sept. Keg. 3, 7, 4. 5. Head, as apChrys. IX, 539 B, Kiovav
(179), irpda-ov. 133, 13.

Ke<f)ovprjs
Mnesnith. apud
oi,
Orib. IH,
or )^f<povp^s, 17
the
Hebrew
1, 10.
1133,

4.
Par.
Arist.
bowl, basin.
1, 28,
Sept. Esdr. 2,
Kecfiovpe.
2, 8, 27.
K}(apia'fiiva>s (xaptCofJuu),
adv. agreeably.
adv.
Schol.
Ach. 867.
(pfapiToo)),
plied
to
bulbous roots.
Polyb. 12,
6,
Arist. Plut.
718,
Kfxoptrafievcos
=
:
preceding.
a-Kopobucv.
Diosc.
3,
125
Schol. Ariit.
Ach. 867.
(135)._
Kf(j)aKrinav, see Kecj)a\ma>v.
Ke(j)a\iK6s,
6v, (^Ke(j)dKrj) L. capitalis, of Diosc. 3, 48 (55), for the head. 8vvapj.s, medicine good for the head. 3, 92 Galen. XIII, 698. (102), EfiTrXaarpos. Theoph. 631, 13, (j)6pos, 2. Kjia\ina)v. Capitalis, capital. Athan. I, 716 A, 8iKt], capital punishment. Epiph. 11, 201 B. Justinian. Cod. 9, 4, 6, cyicKriiia, capital
rj,
neXâtrixevcos (;fiafco), adv. in the
form of the
let-
ter
X.
Theol. Arith. 19.
Kexvp-fvtos (x^to), adv. profusely
immoderately.
the head,
Ant. Mon. 1484 G, yeXara. Kcx^'pi'O'pievcos (x<opl(a>), adv. separately, apart. Eus. IV, 80 B. Did. A. 432 C. PseudoAlciphr.
3,
65.
Jus/.
1229 D.
fj,
(cj^Sf/iowKos,
ov, (lojSf/icBi')
provident, watchful.
Polyb. 32, 13, 12. Frag. Gram. 127. Jos. B. J. 1, 9, 2. Bîci. Frag. 84. Plut. II,
crime.
Ke<f>aXiKS>s,
796 E.
adv. L.
2,
capitaliter,
Justinian. Cod.
capitally.
1, 5, 11,
KijSfiiovLKms,
5, 56, 4.
adv. providently, watchfully. Polyb.

4, 32, 4, e;i(EW irpds rtra.
Herodn.
head.
13, 18.
Tificopeicrdai.
Theoph. 22, 14.

Tr.
2.
Diod.
11,
Like a
I,
554, 92.
Muson.
f),
226.
Jo.'!.
Hermes
Poem.
74, 11.
KYiSearpia, as,
(lo/Seo-r^s)
Ant. 11, 6, 6. L. socrm, mother-
KeâKiov, ov, to,

36.
Dw-^'C. 2,
little
Ke(jf)aXij.
Philon
536,
in-law.
Eus. n, 1112 B.
1
173 (144). 3,38(44). 4,129

little Ke(f>a\ri.
Kr)\dpLva, see xKcâvapios.

Krfhapf,
(131).
Plut. II, 641 B.
the Latin c e
^re
Kpinrrciv, \av-
Kfcpnkis, iSos, ^,
Lucian.
Ill, 321,
edviiv.
Plut. II, 269 D.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KrlKrf
663
Galen.
II,
Krjpo-')^vroq
kxih], ijs,
fj,
L. hernia.
Artem. 287.
KijnoTacjitov, ov, rA,
=:
Taffios iv Krjnoi.
Pallad.
276 A.
Vn,
321 C.
L. herniosus, one afflicted
1.
KqKifnfi, ov, 6, {uriXrf)
with a hernia.
Strab. 17, 3, 4, p. 410,
1052 A. KTjpa^la, as, fj, (SnTa) a lighting of Kr)poi, illumination. Chron. 701, U. Stud. 17 i8 A.
Krip-i\aiov, ov, to, cerate.
Laus. 1051 D.
Dion C.
KxjKo^,
TOj.
73, 2, 2.
KrjKiâva, see Kkiâvapios.
write xeXml, the Latin c e

i2/rf.
ox
KWi/.
raxf-
Theoph. 690. apparently the Latin fera grecized, :=: KTjpos. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1036 A.
>??>
V'
180, 12.
r],
'KripivBiavos,
KrjKofrofila, as,
{KrjKq, Te/iva))
operation for a
ij, ov, of Kfjpivdos, Cerinthian. Dion. Alex. 1241 C. Epiph. I, 284 B.
hernia.
KTJKoTofUKos,
Paul. Aeg. 258.

T],
KfipivBos, ov, 0, Cerinthus, a heretic.

to the
Iren. 686
6v,
pertaining
operation for
muzzle.
a hernia.
Kriftarpov,
Galen. VI, 22 B.
ov,
to,
(foj/ioo))
Nil.
144 C, check,
ij,
tdivafvins, eoir,
((ciji/treua))
= =
Kriixos,
A. Caius 25 A. Hippol. Haer. 404, 39. Dion. Alex. 1241 C. Theod. IV, 384 C. Krjpivos, ov, loaxen. Artem. 279, dKav. Socr. 689 B, Xa/HTTor, wax-candle.
KrjptoXtTavlKtv for lOjpio'XiTaviKiov, ov, to,
lajviros.
Leo,
z=
ktj-
Novell 224.
Kqva-fvto (lajvcros), to rate,
3,
3.
plov XiTavLKtov.
Porph. Cer.
(c e r
appraise.
Basilic. 56,
KqpioKos, ov,
6,
a)
74, 8.
Krjpos,
I,
KrjpLov,
cere us,
the office
wax-candle.
Athan.
229 C,
KrjvcriTopia, as, ^,
of
KrjvtriTap.
Isid.
TTis i<KKr)<7ias.
345 A.
Krjva-iTap, opos,
6,
Krjpiov, ov, TO,
the Latin
censitor,
1020 B.
Hes.
ap-
praiser.
C.
Basil.
IV, 461 A.
1060
Kijvo-ijTojp,
wax-candle. Joann. Mon. 309 A. Porph. Cer. 65, 12. 125, 25.-2. Cerion or cerium, a cutaneous disease /ifXixi/Diosc. 1, 185. pis. Galen. II, 273 B.
rrjv yrjv
perpav.
Krjpiatv, covos, 6,
wax-candle.
(icijpds,
Plut. II, 263 F.

the
jcrjvffos,
ov, 6,
the Latin
ii/rf.
census ^=
Suid.
25.
ciTroypadiTj.
Krjpoyovia, as,
rj,
TENQ)
forming of
14, p. 515.
Dion C. Frag.
1060 C.
tax,
17, 13.
Basil. IV,
194, 9.
a.
6,
509 C.
Tribute,
honeycombs.
Kr]poypa(j)eai,
Pseudo-./os.
(ypd<j)o>)
Mace.
z=
TfXos.
Matt,
1,
n,
12, 15.
Antec.
5, 4.
22,18. Marc. Hes. KWos ....

the
Athen.
to paint with wax, 200 A. Orlg. Ill, 857 C. Eust. Ant. 669 D. 677D -fla6ai.
rio'co,
5,
30, p.
Suid.
Krivaova\is
Krjpoypacjiia, as,
fj,
painting with tvax.
Callix.
or kt/ko-ovoXio;,
ov,
censualis.
Xa|.
Lyd.
1 94,
10
Latin
apud Athen.
KTjpoSopeco,
5, 37, p.
204 B.
to
dpêtocfiv-
fjira),
(Sepa)
build with wax, to
construct honeycombs.
Nil.
Pseudo-PAoc!/Z.
74
Krivao-<j)vXa^, aKos, 6,
custos census.
(162).
^ _
p.
268 B.
opos, 6,
jtiyvirtop,
censor
Athan.
152,
=
I,
K7ipo-pa(TTi)0,
Tifi?jrnr.
r)s, t],
Dion C.
mastic.
Euchol.
Also, to
a composition of toax and

tajpopdaTiôv, ov.
Frag; 17, 13.
157
A.
a,
Lyd.
ov,
11.
365 A. C. Socr. Chron. 531, 17

Diosc.
2,
Ibid.
KTipoirXatTTewv, ov, to, (^KrjporrkdaTqs^
waxen imOrig.
I,
KcV(7(<>p.
i;7raio9,
age.
KijjreuToj.
Epiph.
to
I,
175
KrjpoTrXaxTTeai,
301 B. 750 A. make honeycombs.
(176).^
ftijTrEi/T-iKdr,
ij,
252 A.
ov, ((ojTreiJa)
Method. 56 D.
(ffoiew) that
of a garden.
Clem.
KTipoitoios, OV,
makes wax.
Schol.
A.
II,
528 A.
ij,
Arist. Vesp. 1080.
jcijTreuTor,
ov,
cultivated in gardens ;
1,
opposed
1098 B.
Polyb.
KrjpoTratKclov, ov, to, (TTtoXea)
wax-candle-seller's
to aypios.
Diosc.
little
130.
Plut.
11,
shop.
744, 19
3.
kt)-
Krjmhiov, ov, to,
lajwos.
poTraXov.
Kr)p6s, ov, 6, loax-candle.
Diosc. 3, 20.
Knjmov, ov, TO,
6, 17, 2,
preceding.
Classical.
11,
Bpist.
2,
205, p. 309 A.
Eus. H, 984 B. Nil. Soz. 1537 A. Mai.

605,
et alibi.
Lucian.
329, a
mode of
Kriiros,
467, 16.
Chron. 530,
6,
7.
cutting the hair.

*K^7rof, ov, o, garden.
Philostr. 275.
'O
KTjpovXdpLos, ov,
(cerula) maker
or seller of
Kpepacrrbs
Strab.
of
5.
wax-candles.
Theoph. 75%.
Cerfr.
Babylon.
Plut. II,
Diod.
Garden, where EpiEpicur. apud Diog. CTem. .4. I, 1089 A. Hence, oi awo 10, 17. T&v Kfjirav cf>i\6(ro(poi, the Epicureans : Plut. 2. A euphen, 789 B. Sext. 406, 22.
curus used to lecture.
342 B.
The
2,
10.
16,
1,
KrfpoTra2. Substantively, to. KrjpovXdpia Theoph. Cont. 377, 10. 715, 12. 870, Xf'ia.
H,
39.
21.
Kr)povXdpios, ov,
6,
Cerularius, the
surname of
Cedr.
Michael, patriarch of Constantinople.

II,
530, 20.
550, 8.
mism =z
lerfnos, ov, 6,
KuaSos.
Diog.
2,
116.
KnpovXiov, ou, TO,
cerula,
taper.
Porph. Cer.
encaustic.
the
Hebrew
9.
'yp :;= Krjôs.
Agathar.
472,
4.
474,
8.
159, 17.
160,
Kripo-xvTos, ov,
formed of melted wax,
Digitized
by Microsoft
KTipvyiia
applied to paintings.
10, 81, p.
ypa4>r].
a-avis.
664
KiyicXis,
KtV6VV0<i '.ivh
iSot,
Castor apud Athenr Eus. II, 913 B. 1057 A, Damasc. II, 316 B. Nic. II, 705 C, Nic. CP. Histor. Taras. 1429 B.
fi,
KayKcKKoi
of
a church.
455 A.
Greg Naz.
Kiyxapes, the
Ill,
1122 A.
raKavrov.
Jog.
Hebrew X^^3 =:
86.
2,
I,
vXij.
(Compare
Plin.
35,
39.
41.
Basil.
KrjpvyiJJx,
341 A.
Proc. Ill, 204.)

particularly the
11, 32.
2,
(badly spelled). KiypfXifm, write KiyicKlâ) (jayicKis), .Joann. Mosch. 3016 B.

3, 6, 7
Ant
to
surround.
aros, t6, preaching,
Kibapiov, ov, TO,

10.
little
KiSapis-
Schol. Arist. Nub.
preaching of the gospel.
ic.
Paul
12. 12,
Rom.
1,
16, 25, et alibi.
Clementin.
Iren.
KiSapis, fas,
fi,
cidaris,
or
the turban of the Per-
552 A. 553 A. 668 Orig. I, 249 A. Clem. A. I, 296 A. A. Uerpov Kfjpvyiia, the preaching or doctrine of Peter, the title of an apocryphal Clem. A. I, 929 A. 1008 A. U, 2bl work.
et alibi saepe.
sian
of the Jewish high-priest. Sept. Ex. 28, 4. 36. Philon II, 152, 29.
king,
Strab. 11, 13,
9.
Also, KLTapis.
Plut.
I,
126
641 C. KidapKTTpis, iSos, i], female player on

E.
.'igath.
637 A.
the KiSdpa.
C.
269 C.
r],
Epigr. 9 (titul).
6(i>f,
Tj,
KrjpvKTiKos,
6v,
(Kripvaa-o))
T-e'xi^,
herald's, heralding.
ima-rripri, heraldry.
KiBap^drjiTis,
(^KiBapaSeca) '
=^
KiBapahia
Galen.
II,
171 D,
Dion
KLKep,
C. 63, 8,
2.
Clem. A.
KTipvîs,
I,
ecus,
ri,
692 A. L. praeconium, proclamation
TO,
I,
the
Latin
6,
c er
ep0iv0Os.
Plut.
861 B.
Cicero.
2,
preaching.
Orig.
I,
Dion C.
63,
8,
3.
63,
14,
3.
KiKcpav, avos,
15.
kIkivos,
4,
Diod. Ex. Vat. 141,
776 C. Eus. II, 129 A. Marc. 6, 1 2, Krjpva-a-o), to proclaim ; to preach. Iva pêravotaaLV. Philostr. 218 M?) Krjpvrreudai
rrjs viKTjs,
Strab. 14,
25, et alibi.
not to be proclaimed victor.

il
ImAel.
e'l
Tj, ov, c i c i n u s, of kiki. Diosc, 1, 38. 161 (164), fXaiov, castor-oil. Galen. II, 95 KpoTavos piâ. KiKiov, ov, to,
personal, Krjpvxdri,
u-as proclaimed.
A.
kIkko,
t).
V. H. 12, 40 'EKrjpvx^ri ra (TTpaTOireSa,

c^fi vdtop K
ineiv
ns
=
rjs,
oKfKTopis,
fj,
2.
Tov Xoa(77rov, tva 8a j3a(nXel
of the deacon
2.-
7rpocr(j>a>veco, said To proclaim when he bids to pray. Anc.
KiKKofiri,
f)
SKeKTpvav, hen.
Hes.
y\av$.
Schol. Arist. Av.
261.
KlKKipOS, 6,
KLKKOS,
KIKKOS.
HbS,
C
Socr.
2, 11,
eixv"the wrestling
oil, 6,
Z=
oXeKTWp, 6 oKeKTpVGiV, C O
C
Krjpapa, aros, to,
ceroma,
ground.
ffes.

KrjpcopaTLaTTjs, ov, 6,
KiKovra,
7/?, 71,
the Latin c
^=
Ktaveiav.
z^
following.
Schol. Arist.
Diosc. 4, 79.
KiKVS, see (TIKVS.
KiKiKrja-ios, a, ov
'
Eq. 492.
KTipapanrris, ov,
cerate.
KTjpav,
6,
(Krjpaipa)
Cyrill. Scijth.
6,
V.
S.
one who applies 290 C.

Schol. Arist.
Ciliciensis^:zKiKiiaos.
Pallad.
Laus. 1092 B, Kepdpia.
Stvot,
(ja)p6s)
beehive.
KiXiKiov, ov, TO, (KiXiKtof)
ciHcium,
Proc.
I,
coarse
271, 5.
Eccl. 742.
Kr/pioTapiov, ov, to,
cloth
made of
1
goat's hair.
^=
KrjpaTfj,
ceratum
Eupor.
Ael.
1,
or
Stud.
720
B kCKIklv.
rj,
Leo. Tact.
5, 6.
Porph.
cerotum,
KrjToopai
cerate.
i)iosc.
214.
14,
Cer. 465, 19.

Ktp^tKela, as,
ness.
(/ct/x/3t^)
KrJTOs
yiVo/wii.
N. A.
1,
z^
piKpoKoyia, niggard-
23.
KiâpLTTjs, OV, 6,
Pallad. Laus. 1002.
:=
following.
Ptoch.
151.
Ktvatdiaios, a, ov,
cinaedicus.
Artem. 157.
ob-
Kiâpos, ov, 6, the Latin
cibarius,
so.
panis,
coarse bread.
Isid. Hisp. 20, 2, 15.
Anon.
KivmSoypdôs, ov, ((ciVatfios, ypd(j>a) writing scenities. Bekker. 429, 30.

KivaihoKoyta,
rjtroi,
Med.
255. 269.
Anon.
Ideler. 262, 6.
[The
(KivaiôKoyos)
^=
preceding.
true reading seems to be Mâpios.]

Kiôvpiov, see Kiâpiov.
Kifiovs, 6,
Strab. 14, 1, 41.
KivmioKcr/os, ov, (Xcym) speaking or writing obrpocfirj.
the Latin
cibus =r
Cedr.
I,
scenities.
Diog.
4, 40.
10, 6.
295,
7.
Kivaiba>dr)i; s, like
a KLvaibosi
Schol. Arist. Ach.
KLî>piov, ov, TO, canopy,,
baldachin of the holy
849.
Kivapa,
as,
f),
184 C. Pseudo-Germ. Porph. Cer. 232, 16. Also, 6 Kiâpios. Sophrns. 3984 B. Also, TO Kiôvpiov. Chron. 713, 11. Mai. 490, 3. Stud. 1793 D
table.
Vit.
Basil.
nara
3,
389 A.
Tkeoph. 360.
II,
scolymus').
p. 71 C.
Ptol.
artichoke (Cynara , Euerg. apud Athen. 2, 84,

8 (10).
Diosc.
Galen. VI, 363

Polyb.
D.
Athen.
2, 82. 83. 4, 11,

7.
Ki^toToirouh, a, ov,
KivSvvfvTfov =:z 8ei KwSuvfveiv.
ki^cotovs iroiav.
Plut.
KivSwcia,
to be in
danger.
Sept.
Jonas
1, 4,
580 E.
KifiaTos, ov, 6,
alibi.
ToC a-vvTpi^fjvm.
Noah's
arJc.
Sept.
Gen.
6, 14,
et
22, ToC airodaveiv, to be in
KivSvvos, ov,
6,
Apocr. Act. Paul, et Thecl. danger of dying. danger. Dion. H. II, 662, 16-
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by Microsoft

KivSw(oSr)<;
Kiacrr]ai<;
665
16, 16.
7,
OuK en
mSaa-t-
irepl tcov
TapKvviov jralSav fwvov 6 kIv/iijSti'
stringed instrument.
1,
Sept. Reg.
1,
10, 5.
Svvos eOTiv Iva
2.
et,
vno rav )(6p&v Seivov Porph. Cer. 407, 7 Duly.

it
Mace.
1, 3,
45.
1,
13, 51.
Jos.
Ant.
12,
3.
fj,
Theoph. Cont. 114 Kivvvpa.

(Kivvpop.ai)
KiVSwov
KivSvvmSrjs,
rxoutrtv Karayaye'iv avrd,
is their
Kivvpia-Tpia,
as,
oSupojaewj.
duty (business office) to carry them down.
Pseud-4/nc. 101
KiovaKiov, ov, TO,
(kIvSwos) dangerous, perilous,

Polyb.
8, 22, 3.
9, 9,
B
following.
Theoph. 582,
2, 6,
hazardous.
10.
16.
Kioviov, OV, TO, little Kiav.
KivSwaSSis, adv. dangerously, etc.
Dion. H.
Diosc.
of certain
m,
Kivio),
1323,
to
6.
shell-fish.
move.
Strab. 2, 1, 12, to start

alter
an ob-
389
Kiovis,
D =:
i&os,
Cosm. Ind. 101 B. Pseudo-Germ. KayKfXKoi of a church.

fj,
jection.
a passage in a book. Diosc. 2, 132. 9, to move the bowels, as a Apollon. D. Pron. 392 B. C, to medicine. change the endings of a word by inflection.
7, 3, 4, to
(Kiav)
aTa(fivXr],
uvola.
Erotian 108.
Kiovirqs,
ov,
6,
Diosc.
1,
146.
tTTvXlrqs.
Euagr.
2,
10.
Stud. 957 A.
KiovotTTao'ia, as,
Theoph. 663, 14.
Sext. 191, 24, to give rise to
367,
9,
to start
doubts.
Steph. Diac. 1164

conversation
an art or science.
'EKivfjOrj
\6yos wepl Twv Kara \u>pas rav yethe
yovoratv âo'dvtov tov Siayfiov Trapa tS>v dpôuTtov
f), (ordcnj) the base of a pillar Porph. Cer. 29, 2. 5. 8. KtpKfjcios, ov, the Latin circensis. Epict. 4, 10. 21 ra KipKjâ-ia, ludi circenses. Syncell.
or column.
TOV rvpdwov,
upon.
2.
18,
turned
54,
673,
2.
2.
Substantively, to
KipKrjo-iov, the
To move,
Sept.
6.
set out, to
journey, inPolyb.
I,
circus.
(TIOV.
Chron. 205, 18.
590, 9 KepKc-
transitive.
2.
Gen.
11,
20, 1.
1.
2,
9,
28,
Plut.
970 B.
Mai. 306,
excitement.
8, 19, 11.
Kivrja-is, ecBs,
1 7.
Kimjfia, aros, to,
movement, commotion, agitation,

Sept.
Mace.
1,
13, 44.
Polyb.
Epict. Frag. 52.

17,
Sext. 562, 32.

I,
the Latin circifnus SiajSiypair of compasses. Galen. II, 19 B. KipKios, ov, 6, c i r c i u s ^=. dpaaxias, the wind. Agathem. 294. Lyd. 158, KipKLTcop, 6, the Latin circitor.
KipKivos, ov, 6,
TTjs,
,
motion.
Orig.
avTov
KLvrjtris,
^=. avToKtvrjtria.
tion, displeasure,
2*
436
dyavdKTrjais.
1, 3,
'H drt IndignaAthan. I,

3, 2,
31. KipKos, OV, 6,
the Latin circus

2.
Polyb. 30, 13,
Epict.
3, 16,
^n iTnrodpopiov. U. Phil. I,
253 C.
4,
Justinian. Cod.
44, ff.
a(KivrjTjjpios)
2. Ring272 C. Nil. Epist. 2, 205. 290. shaped cake. Athen. 14, 57, p. 647 D.
Kipvda
KivtjTrfpwv, ov, 6,
that which
moves
Kepdvwp,i, to temper.
or
stirs.
Tj,
Schol. Arist.
6v,
Eq. 984.
KivjjTiKos,
oiSpav, diuretic.
Ttov,
capable of moving. Xenocr. 42, Diosc. 5, 128' (129), iSpa-
2. To contract, in gramCleomed. 79, 9. mar. Drac. 158, 3 Eis 8i<j)doyyov Kipvavrai Apollon. D. Pron. 360 A. TO. 8vo (jjavrjevra
3. To fill a cup for Joann. Mosch. 2952 D, rm prjTpoMai. 151, 8, Tats rraKXaKois airov ets 7r6\iTT]. Greg. Dec. 1204 A, to al/ia aiiTov iv avrd. [Diocl. apud Achmet. 196. tSi iTOTTipia. Orib. HI, 179, 5 KeKLpvap.ai.2
Polyb. 4, 21,
3.
sudorific.
Hermias
1,
p.
1169 A.
Polyb.
1,
Theodos. 1008, 13.
Tropically, agitating, turbulent.

3.
9,
drinking.
13, 1, 3.
Diod. 19, 14.

movable.
Dion. H.
II,
"VI,
1078, 11, tS>v o)(Kcov.

tayrfTos.
17,
6v,
Athan.
843
A.
Pseudo-Grejr. Naz. Ill, 389 B, olaLa, per-
Pallad. Laus. 1035 D. movable feast, church feast of which the time is regulated by that of Easter, which is a lunar feast opposed to
sonal property.
'KuirjTTj
Kipvov oC, TO,
Kpaa-pa, cupful
of wine.
Stud.
ioprri,
1713 D.
KiprroKTjXrj,
j;s, rj,
(Kipcros, KrjXri) cirsocele.
Cels.
Med.
272.
Kipa-os,
7,
18.
Paul. Aeg. 272.

Paul. Aeg.
OKivriTos eoprfi (see aKivrfTos).
The
'
principal
Kipa-oopai (Kipaos), to be dilated.
movable
Kiwaâpiô),
feasts are Tlda-xa,
AvdKr)\jfis,
and
HevrriKoarrj.
lira),
Horol.
ov,
6,
cinnabar.
(Kivvdâpi) to have the color of Diosc. 5, 87. 121 (122).

to
Poll. 4, 196.
L. varix, dilatation of a vein. Gale7i. II, 275 C. VII, 321 C.

Paul. Aeg. 272. 332.
Nicol. D.
polish with KioTjpis.
Orig.
m,
508 A.
Kivvafuoitiîo, iVcB, (Kuniafiafiov)
resemble cin-
KioTjpiCa), la-co, to
namon.
Diosc. 5, 138 (139).

(<êp<)
22.
Kurripahris,
es,
Kiwajuajioôpos, ov,
bearing or produ17, 1, 1.
pumice-like.
Diod.
1,
39.
cing cinnamon.
Strab.
1, 4, 2.
Diosc.
5,
151 (142).
Ktwipa, see Kivvpa.

KivvupiKos,
fj,
Ki<T(Tda>, Tjo-ta,
84, p. 742 Kia-UTipMtjs. <TvXKafifidva>, to conceive. Sept.
ov,
of a Kivvpa {Kivvvpa).
Kfjva-os,
Caesa-
Ps. 50,
KicrtTrjXis,
7.
rius 969.
Kiva-os,
E<or,
rj,
incorrect for
which
see.
Kia-aripis.
Lucian.
I,
86
kiv-
(imp'ied).
KiatTJipabris, see MoijpmSijs.
arepva, see Kiirripva.

Kivvpa,
as,
fj,
Hebrew
84
11JD, the
name
of a
Kiaa-rjOîs
or Kimjcris.
fois,
fj,
(Kia-a-dm) pica, the
Digitized
by Microsoft
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666
Galen. 11,278
.4.
2,
KXapiov
fonjrin^r
'S.
^.
of pregnant
women.
2.
KlTpOV.
Citrus =^
KiTpea,
the
citron-tree.
Conception.
Did
329 B.
196.
Achmet. 200. 151,

ivy.
p. 122,
only the form

Diosc.
to
Kia-cro-fiSris, es, ivy-like.
Diosc.
Kia-a-o-TrolrjTOS
or KiTTO-iroitjTOi,
ov,
made of
KiTpo-prjkov, ov, TO,
Lucian
III, 75.
(118).
2.
KiTpiov 1.
3,
108
Citron-apple,
an imaginary fruit
Ki<T(TotTTc<pris, es,
(areipw) ivy-wreathed.
PseudII,
Anacr. 46 (26).
.Kia-<To(j)ope<o, Tjcraj, to
obtained by grafting the citron-tree with the apple (an impossibility). Geopon. 10, 76, 7.
KtTp6-(pvTov, ov, TO, citron shoot.
8,
2. d,
be Kta-trotpopos.
Plut.
Geopon.
10,
B.
*KUTa6<^vKKov, ov, TO,
lon B. 70.
Zrac.
:^
(j)vK\ov KKrcroC.
3,
2,
PhiS/ep/i.
KixKianpos, OV,
^=. Ki)(\uTfi.6s, giggling.
Clem.
Sept.
Mace.
29.
A.
I,
448 C.
1120 C.
(Kicraa,
/;(XifcB, iVa),
:=
KaKKaxeo), to giggle.
Philon
I,
II,
.Kia-aa>8r}s, es,
oTjo-is.
/Kio-o-fflTo'y,
ElAfl) troubled with kIo-
265, 43.
Diosc. 5, 12.
)),
Kixpaa
Moer. 196.
Kixprjp.1, to
Clem. A.
lend.
596 0. Sept. Reg. 1, 1, 28.

Plut.
ow,
{kuto-oo)
4.
wreathed with
ivy.
Ps. Ill, 5.
Kioiv. orar, 6,
Agath. Epigr. 38,

.Kia-repva, as,
lievri,
rj,
Prov. 13, 11. pillar, a kind of comet.
II,
the Latin
cisterna
=;: SE|a7,
893 B. C.
riu'-, turnkey. the Latin claviculaLyd. 201, 4. clavus. Mai. 457, 17.
6,
cistern.
Chron. 578, 10.
593,
et
Kka'^tKovXapLos, ov,
alibi.
TAeopA. .231, 17. Ma?. 477, 2. Also, Kivarepva. Mauric. 10, 4. Heron Jun.
194,
77'.
KKa'-iimi_
ov,
TO,
2.
ikfa?.
423,
5.
ieo. Tact. 15, 62. 75.
Theoph. 377, 12.

/cXa/Sof ,
Psell. Stich. 393.

oia^,
tiller,
Suid.
KioTihiov, OV, TO,

KLo-TiKos, OV, 6,
Kia-Tos, OV, 6,
ov,
6,
clavus, :^
the
KKTTis.
?
quid
Artem. 11. Porph. Cer. 71 7, 17.

Diosc.
1,
handle of a rudder.
KkaôvXapios
Lyd. 12, 9. Lyd. oxrfptanKos.

(jjcovr))
the rock-rose (^Cistus).
KXayyocjxopos, ov, (xXayyij,
12, 9.
following.
126
KiTapLs, see Kihapis.
KiTaTiayv, wvos,
Caesarius 1072.
Kkayepos,
a,
di*,
nn: KXayytaS^/ff.
(icXdo))
v.4n(ip. S. 17.
calling,
(cito, citatus) =. KK-qcris, invitation. Porph. Cer. 405, 14.

r],
KXaSapdf, d, dv,
6n/e.
PoZ^J.
6, 25, 5.
Clem. A.
I,
21.
Kvraraipiov, ov, to,
(c
citatus) f^l
I,
to
xXaSeia, at, ^, 14, 1, et alibi.
644 A, tropically. (K\adeva) pruning.
Geopon.
3,
the episcopal office.
Theoph. 589, 16 Kii-ardCedr.

786,
7.
piv p^TaSealfiov.
(See
seq.
K\d8evms, eas, fj, Geopon. 2, 12.
preceding.
Aquil. Cant.
4, 5, 2.
also Porph. Cer. 565.
Curop. 103, 16
=z3 koX^cc), ?o
Euchol. p. 180. trei5a>, cuoj, the Latin

to
cite,
Geopon. 9, 5, 11. KKaêvTeov :=^ Sel KkaSevetv. Hes. SpaKKaSevTTipios, a, ov. Jit for pruning.
KeT(p)ov, bpenavov KXaSevTrjptov.
cito
cceZ^,
invite.

Kitzahis, in Bulgaria.
407,
Basil.
KXadeva,
eixa,
(^KXddos) i:^ icXaSdoi,
to
prune.
19.
KiVfaîs,
ea>s,
fj,
Porph. Novell. 319.

Ki<Ta0os
[Compare the modern
"Oero-a.]
Phryn. 172, condemned. Clem. A. I, 329 C. 740 C. H, 288 A. Pallad. Laus. 1025 C. Diosc. Eupor. 1, (cXaSioi/, ov, TO, little icKddos.
75.
Artem.
Poll. 1, 224.
KiTpaTov, nv, TO,
(citratus) beverage flavored

Alex. Trail. 566.
129.
KkaBlcTKos, ov,
6,
with citron.
Kvrpea, as,
tree.
fj,
(Kirpov)
1, p.
= =
preceding.
Pseud-.47iacr,
jUT/Xca MjjStic^,
citron-
Aet.
18, 8.
18 (21. 22). kKuSos, ov, 6, branch.

17.
KiTpivl^m, lira, (Kirpivos) to look yellow.
Achmet.
spring.
38.3, 12.
Metaphorically, offTheod. IV, 1197 A. Porph. Cer.

d kXciSoc.
243.
KiTpivos,
rj,
OV,
of
KiTpov, c
t r
Dion
C.
KKdbos, eos, TO,
Method. 385 D.
Lyd.
61, 10, 3, luXoK.
or TO KiTpcvov,
loiv.
Leo Med. 185. 207 ij KiTpivr) a kind of medicine. 8. Y'el-
392 B.
tiKabovxos, ov, (e^)
11.
Elding branches.
8,
Achmet. 202. 157,
p^pS/na.
KiTpirapfpoof, ow,
(xpoo) yellow-colored.
Achmet.
Kkap,
the Latin
clam
^=
1,
^
10.
\a6pa,
Kpv<j>a.
202.
KiTpiov, ov, TO, c
citron.
/o.'J.
i t r e u =; ^^Xof MijStKoi/, Ant. 13, 13, 5 (3, 10,4). Dm.sc. 166. Artem. 95. 1, GaZen. VI, 356 C. XIII, 209 C. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 41, 19. Athen. 3, 25. Method. 184 A. Aet. 3, 93.
Plut. II, 269 D.
kK'.'i'iov
vLuv.
or KXaviov, ou, to, Aquil. Reg. 2,

break.
/3pa;îdXtoi', ^pa)(i6-
Charts. 653,
28.
KKdva
Kkaira,
(cXdcB, (o
fj,
Martyr. Areih.
clog,
57.
1,
p.
18,
9.
Also,
Athen.
as,
(clavus)
Kurpov.
3, 29.
Philet. 432.
Herodn. Or. Cosm. Ind. 469.
Dion C.
<\dpi.ov,
77, 4, 3.
wooden shoe. Suid. KwKoâBpov ....
incorrect for KKdîov.
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K\acn^Q)\a^
(cXa<r/8SXa^, okos, 6, ^,
667
)cX(74ds, dSos,
/f\eTj|ri-'ya/Lio?
/SciXaKar kXSi'. Agath.
fj,
(KXei(o) folding
9.
I,
door or â/e.
327,
II,
Epigr. 30.
AXoaty,
ear,
V'
Z>!on.
fl^ I,
167,
Pto.
2,
I,
107 F.
Also,
107
confounded
II,
with the Latin
(cXio-idy.
PMon
520, 38.
II, 4, 36.
classis.
Lev.
2,
Dion. H.
eS2, 2.
33.
xKatriia, aros, ro, (icXda))

6.
fragment, piece. Sept. Ezech. 13, 19. Judic. 9, 53.

Matt.
Dion. H. II, 934, 360 A. Moer. 209.

ou, TO,
dupai.
PZuf.
AcXetVioK,
Diorf. 17, 13.

((Xair/iaTifo),
a-a,
U,
((cXatr/xa)
20.
KXato.
E.
Theoph.
fractional.
(cXeitrts,
ems,
II,
r),
= =
preceding.
Plut.
I,
iiKjja-is,
u shutting.
Max.
610, 20.
jcXa(r/iaTos,
ij,
Conf.
6v,
692 B.
693 B.
preceding.
fragmentary,
KXeta-fia, otos, to, :=:
Roman,
141, 22.
Vit. Nil.
Jun. 73
;y,
icXao-o-iKos, ^, 6v,
the Latin
classicus.
i?/'^-
(cXfto-oCpa, as,
(kXeicb)
= ^
Moschn. 45.
(/orê, ;)ass
I,
KKeurovpa.
KXfMpov,
KKaarfipios,
a,
ov,
=
99.
between two mountains.

KKaSevTrjpios.
Proc.
290,
6.
Schol.
Ill, 250, 23.
261,
2.
271, 23, proper name.
Arist.
Eq. 166.
OV, 6,
KlMu6iivpi.iTii6s,
(iAav6iivpiâ>)
puling.
alibi.
Mosckn.
Plut. 11,
a crying, 672 F, et
KKavB/iajv, S>vos, 6,
(leKma) place of weeping or

1. 5.
lamentation.
5, 23. 24.
Sept. Judic. 2,
7,
Reg.
2,
Ps. 83,
ae a proper name.
KXavo-Of, u, o, Clausys.
icXaci)
Bekker. 1195.
-Epicf. 2, 16, 39.
to
Theoph. 475, 16, et alibi. Eust. 207, 1. 2. Clausura, clusura, fort. Proc. Ill, 306, 35, proper name. Simoc. 296, 19. Porph. Them. 30, 22. Suid. HXcia-ovpm .... [As the Latin claudo corresponds to xXei'iB, it was natural for the Byzantine Greeks to change clausura into KXeto-oCpa.] KKiKTovpapxts, ov, 6, {apx) commander of a
Kketa-oiipa 2.
(tXaio),
(0 ioeep, cr?/.
iiap.p.riv,
38,
TiVfliji'
Koi
cry calling.
Schol. Arist. Eq.
470,
20.
6v,
Theoph. 564, 11.

Also,
228, 17.
aKos,
6,
Porph. Cer.
Kkeurovpidpxris.
Porph.
Xo(a
:=
/eXaSdm, xXaSfijco.
Adm.
227, 19.
166.
xXeiSioi', ou, TO,
(cXfio-oupo-ûXal,
KXfi'y,
Cedr.
I,
775, 4.
Kkeurovpapxis-
êy, ^ci.
Apophth.
Por;)^.
Nil. 313
Theoph. 535, 10.

(cXeto-Tds,
rj,
317 A.
Cer. 519,
icXfiSoiroidr,
7oann. Mosch.
5.
2876 B.
KXeiSi'i/.
shut,
closed.
2, 2.
Diod.
16, 2, 23.
20,
85.
Adm.
d, dv,
208, 5
Strab. 12, 8, 11.
13,
15, 1,
(cXfiSoy iroiSni.
18, vhcop, stagnant.

xXfiTopis,
Jos B.
J. 7, 7, 4.
A.
^nrts(. Sin.
188 D.
Theol. Arith.
II,
7.
t'Sos, ^, clitoris.
fj,
xXetSoOxos, ov, holding the keys.

22,
KKe/ip-vs, vos,
Poll. 2. 1 74.
x^^"*""?-
Liber. 42, 21.
the quarternary. Basil.
816
{Matt.
Kkcoîavoi, av,
Cleobius.
01,
Cleobiani, the followers of
16, 19).
Po?yA. Cer. 680,

ritria,
KKeiSo(f>v\aKe(o,
Scrap. Aeg. -924 B.

leKeibo-^vKa^,
okos,
6.
= =
i/eês.
1324 A.
TAeod. IV, 345

lieges.
KXeiSotfyvXa^
elfii.
B.
KXfdiSios, ow,
d,
Cleobius,
a heretic.
kKci8S>v
(f>vKa^
1324 B.
KXcoflSi's,
17,
Lucian.
II,
412.
Tit.
B. 1256 C.
Scrap.
a woman's name.
/nscr. 2211, i
Aeg. 924 A.
X8d(a, aaa, (kKcIs) to lock, lock up.
Arist.
(Addftnd.).
Schol.
KXeoftdxctos, ov, 0/ KXed/iaxos.
flepA.
11,
3,
Av. 1159. Ecel. 361.
Corfin.. 139, 12,
peTpov.
TSXeopevi]!, ovs, 6,
35, 6 icKeiSofifvou, write KKeiScofMevov.
icXeiSapa, aros, to, (icXfiSdco)

bar, or bolt for fastening
Cleomenes, one of the foundHippol.
leKeWpov, lock,
ers of
25.
Sabellianism.
Haer.
440,
a door. Phot. Lex. 2. CTasp of a book. EXci'dpois, xXEtdm/iao-u'. Theoph. Joann. Mosch. 2876 B as v. 1.
K\f7rrdpiov, ov, to, petty

Cliaris. 552, 27.
jcXeTTTT^s,
L. furunculus.
Act.
Cont. 344, 15, 1^9 jSt^Xou.

Xei8coo-tr,
ftos,
K\e7rr-e\eyxos, ov,
6,
thief-detecting.
2,
^,
a fastening
Zocfc.
or
locking.
32.
Sophrns. 3545 A,
155.
ScAoZ. j4i. Vesp.
KXfirTO-reXmvta),
21.
r)(ra>,
to
smuggle.
Men. P.
360,
Av. 1159. *\ei6pla, as, tj, (KKeWpov) window.

486.
KKeiBpibiov, ov, to,
Lucian.
I,
(cXejirm,
to Steal.
Leont. Cypr. 1733

'E/ieV,!?
'E(eXd7nj
=:
preceding.
Euagr. 2461
locks at the
Tis
\oydpiv iv
vop.io'paTa
nevTaKoma,
\oyapiv iKKdnr] dno nvos.

17,
A. 2496 A.
rXelflpoi',
Kkiy}ria, as,
kXott^, theft.
Jejun. 1924 A.
on, TO,
L.
claustrum,
Pseudo-CTr^/s. IX, 782 B.

KXeiffiyapia,
as,
r),
entrance of a harbor.
I,
735 C.
iJiorf. 18, 64.

9, 4,
Plut.
(((XeAîya/iOi)
:=
jMixîa.
Strab. 8, 6, 20.
15, gorge,
Epiph.
I,
1028 B.
pass.
(cXe/f, EiSds, ^, ::= KaTaxKeis, clausula, in versifiSchol. Arist. Pac. 1127. cation.
Sibyll. 2, 259, et K\e\lfl-yapos, ov, adulterous. KXfi/îyd/iOis rffais. Method: 52 alibi.
(Compare Pseudo-/aco6.
15, 4''EKXn/fas tovs
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by Microsoft
KKeyfriXoyeco
ydfiovs avTTjS-)
668
one.
K\TjTopevoa
JiXjjpovoiiflv
Joann.
Presb. 180 A, that

steal
nva, ^=. KXrjpovofifiv Twot.
marries clandestinely.
Sept. Gen. 15, 3.

to
Tobit
3, 15. 17. 2, 19,
Dion.
KKf^CKoyea,
TiVOS.
rjo-a,
(xXciîXoyor)
words
H. V, 593,
Phryn. 129.
T^s ovaias
2.
Strab. 14,
p. 132, 22.
or doctrines.
Hippol. Haer. 398, 88, irapa
Dion C.
45, 47, 3 Tbv iraripa

Philostr. 616 'Yd'
KhrjpovoiJ.r)(ras.
K\eyjfi-Xoyos, ov, 6, stealer
of words or doctrines.
384, 87.
:r=
Stolen.
S>v Kal TTjv pr)Topi.Kfiv iKkrjpovofUfBf).
2.
To

K\f\jfiiJuuos,
give as
an
inheritance.
Sept. Josu.
17, 14,
ov,
6, 2,
:=
13.
KKomfiaios,
ripas KKripov iva.
Sir. 46, 1, tov 'laparjX.

f)
Sept. Tobit
Method. 56 B.
the
Pallad.
3. Substantively,
KKrjpovopovo'a, the
name
Laus. 1018 D.
kK(^l-vovs,
ovv,
of a wind-instrument.
beguiling
Sept. Ps.
5, 1.
mind.
Pseud-
KKrjpovoprjpa, aros, to, inheritance, the thing in-
Ignat. 925 A.
KKf\jri-a-o(j)os,
herited.
sophistical.
Lucian.
ov,
6,
ov,
Method. 52 B,
Philostr,
Kkr}pov6pos,
II,
144.
elprjvapxos.
Martyr.
doyfJLara.
Polyc.
ov, TO,
little
6.
6, lot,
KXe-^vSpiov,
(cXei/îiSpo.
Kk^pos, ov,
Sept.
portion, inheritance.
Classical.
585. 594.
50.
Anast. Sin. 92 A.
Eudoc.
M.
Kum.
18, 26.
Deut. 10,
9.
18,
12.
Ignat.
office,
KKrjSoviôimt
nation.
((cXtjSoii')
orreiofiai,
to use divi4, 21, 6.
2. Applied to Christian 3. C 1 e r u s 653 B. C.
societies.
,
the clerical
Sept.
33,
6.
Deut
18, 10.
Reg.
sc.
TOV 6eov.
Orig. II,
1, p.
Iren. 851
Clem. A. H, 648
TertuU.
II,
Par.
2,
Moer. 256.
Lucian. HI,
1
KKrjSovia-fJia,
aros, to, omen.
75.
B. A. Eus.
114
KKrjSovioiios,
sorcery. ov, 6, omen, presage ; Deut. 18, 14 as v. ]. Esai. 2, 6. Eus. Alex. 356 A. B^îjoA. II, 829 D.
Sept.
Epist. 4,
II,
648 B. IH, 369 C. Cyprian. 232 A. Nic. I, Can. 1. 2. 19.

Trpeo^vrepiov.
clergy
624 B,
4.
The
oi /tXijpiKoi,
3.
KKri'iSoij>6pos, ov, (kAijis, (jjepio)
L.
3,
claviger,
632, p. 1602.
KKrjfiaTLOV.
bearing keys.
KkTJfiaTLîOV,
Synes.
TO,
ov,
Hymn.
Caius 29 B. Petr. Alex. 488 B. Anc. Greg. Naz. I, 1091 A. Basil IV, 429 B.
icKrjpovxripa, aros, to,
K^TJîaTiS,
(kXijpou;(C(b)
allotment of
Leont. Cypr. 1741 A.

KKr^jioTivos, 7, ov,
of KKij/ia.
Orib.
1,
Xenocr. 41.
136, 5.
Diosc,
lobol. 19, p. 75.

Kkr]iiaTovp)(rjS,
see TpaKT^VTijs.
ZiX'e
App. II, 395, 30. KKrjpoa. moa, to cause one to become a clergyman. Cyrill. Scylh. V. S. 244 A 'H toC icXi;Euagr. 2769 C, nva. pcodfjvai eiriBvpiia.
land.
K\ripaicrLS, ems,
rj,
KKrip.aTwBris,
cf,
vine-tivig.
Diosc.
3,
26
icKrjpos,
the clerical office.
(29)KX^jnevrta,
oji',
Carth. 80. 90.

ra,
(KXij^t;?)
Clementina, the
KKripwri (icKrjpaTos), adv. by

33, 54 as v.
1.
fj,
lot.
Sept.
Num.
Schol.
Clementine Homilies.
B.
KKripiKarov, ov, to,
office.
Pseud-Athan. IV, 432

i
Josu. 21, 4.
(uXjjpdo))
5.
KXrjpaiTpis, I'Sof,
ballot-box.
e r
c at
the clerical
Arist.
Vesp. 752.
Cerul. 741 A.
rj,
KKri(nypa(f>os, ov, 6, ((cXô-tr) writer
of summons?
KKrjpiKos,
ov,
(xX^por)
of
the
clergy.
Substantively,
3,
clericus,
2, p.
'clerical,
Cedr. n, 117.
xX^criy, fms,
i],
d xXripiKos,
calling, invitation to the king-
clergyman.
Cyprian. Epist.
Laod
Athan. I, 533 A. IT, Basil. IV, 552 A. Pallad. Laus. 1242 A. Cyrill. ^. X, 16 A. 41 C. 365 A, of the lower clergy. In the plural, oi KKripiKoi, the clergy, collectively. Alex. A. 581 C. Eus. II, 893 B. Jul. 436 D. Athan. I, 228 A. 233 A.
20.
229 B. 937 C.
dom
of heaven.
gentiles.
the
elect.
Clem. A.
I,
964 C,
ij
i^
idvov.
Hippol. 589 B, al Svo, of the Jews
and the
KKtja-fas,
Eus.
II,
764 B.
Oi t^s
660 A.
lamhl.
Iren.
604 A.
2.
Doctr.
Orient.
Invocation of gods or
souls, in theurgy.
/.!(.
Apol.
1,
18.
29, 18.
40, 14.
KXT/o-otiaXtor, ov, 6,
quid?
NU. 148 A.
L. vocatitms, vocative,
Bliet. 151, 23,
KKrjpiKo-TOTTOS,
OV,
^=
f),
/(KripiKov
TOTTor.
Cerul.
KKrjTiKos,
fi,
ov,
(icaXeo))
781
C.
as,
adapted
(kXijpoSottjs)
to calling.
Hermog.
K\r)podo<Tia,
inheritance.
Sept. Ps.
77, 55.
Diod.
5,
53.
Philon
I,
336,41.
Iren.
1240 C.
lot, to
KK-qpohorim, rjaa, to give by
assign, to leave
Sept. Esdr.
2,
anything as an inheritance.
9,
Men. Rhet. 132, 8, vpvoi, invocaoxqpa. tions of the gods. Iambi. Myst. 242, 2 to KKrjTiKov, invocation, in theurgy. 2. Vocative, in grammar. Dion. Thr. 636, 3. 7, Trrmo-ts. Apollon. D. Pron. 265 B. 327
12, Tols vioXs vp,Siv.
Ps. 77, 55.
Sir. 17,
C.
KXijTopfuo), euo-0),
((cXijTopioi/)
11.
Philon
II,
291,
2.
(0 JTiiitfe ^0
dinner
KKripovofiaios, a, ov, (KXi/povd/ior)

heir.
belonging
0. to
to
an
or supper, said of the emperor.

18,
.Tmtiman. Cod
rja-o),
3, 10, 1,
Trpds
apio-ToSetTn/ov.
Theoph. 574, Porph. Cer. 465,
KKripovofifo),
to inherit,
to be heir
any
IS.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KkriTopwv
.fKr/Topiov,
KKifTos,
i),
669
KKipoKTTip, ijpos, S,
xXtfft?
see
xXi/raiptoi'-
climacter,
10, 9.
climacteric.
6v, invited.
yafuav,
Clementin. 44
KXijroi
(cXijflfWey
r tovj
Substantively, ^
tion.
icXijr^,
ydfiovc.
2.
Nicom.
141.
53.
Gell. 3,
Ptol. Tetrab.
0W(7.
n, 88 A.
Eus(. ,4n^ 696 B.

scansUis,
Gelt.
aivaîs, convoca7.
KKipaicrripiKoi, rj,6v,
climactericus,
2,
Sept.
Ex
12, 16.
(icXijT^p)
Lev. 23,
21.
climacterical.
15, 7, 2.
Plin. Epist.
20, 3.
Xi/Ta>pioj', ou, TO,
banquet, especially
Ptol. Tetrab. 140.
a banquet given by the emperor. Porph. Theoph. Cont. 229 kX>)to'Cer. 293, et alibi.
ptoi;.
KXipaKaSrjs, fs, like stairs.
Strab. 12,
2, 5.
Suirf.
7.
2.
KKipoKmros,
rj,
6i>,
like stairs.
1, 5.
_
Banqueting-hall.
Porph.
7rpd(T0a(ris.
/xa
Strab. 16,
Polyb-
5,
59, 9,
Tlddos or (r^l-
Cer. 70,
KKipaKoiTov,
a climax.
19.
Drac. 140, 17.
Kkiâvapios, ov, o, (KXt/Sai/ov)
clibanarius.
Hermog. Rhet. 286,

KKlpa^, aKos,
iyd. 158, 25 KXiâvdptot, 6\oa-i8ripoi KrjKiâva yap oi Papaioi to inbr)pa KoKiippara KaXovcni',
di/Ti
ToS
KriKapiva.
[John Lydus
seems to believe that xKifiavov or kKiôviov,

the primitive of KXiâvdpws is formed from
fj, ladder ; stairs. Nil. 569 C, rior aperav 2. Climax, gradatio, a figure of rhetoric. Herodn. Gr. Schem. 603, 17. Pseudo-Deme^r. Ill, 10. Longin. 2S, 1. S. Climax, the title of the work of Joannes
celo, celamen, ceas follows libanum, clibanum.]

celo
:
of
Mount
Sinai.
Vit.
Clim. 609
'O
ttjs
KXtâviov, ou, TO, ^z: KKiâvov.
Leo. Tact.
6, 4.
Porph.
Adm.
ou,
92, 20.
o,
KKiâvlrqs.
Achmet. 156. Galen. VI, Kpiâv'mis.

237, 12.
/ife
311 E, apTOf.
KXi/3aKoS^f, cj,
(Savos.
(EIAQ)
1,
a
q/"
(cXi/Savoy
or
ncpt-
Diosc.
96.
(!oa^
KKiâvov, ou, TO, maiZ,
mai?.
il/acar.
HkipaKos 'laduvtjs, Joannes the author of the Climax. (Compare Basil. I, 217 C.) KXt/iaTdp;(ijf ou, d, (apîo) governor of a xXi/ia 3. Simoe. 133, 6. 174,12. 286,23. K\ivdp)(ris, ov, 6. (âpx<>>) the president of a kKIvtj, Philon II, 537, 17. at a banquet. Eus. II, 1073 A. kXi'i/t/. KKivds, dSor, rj, convivial party. Philon II, 537. kXii/ij, ijr, T),
,
113 B.
et alibi.
II,
Cure;?. 37, 14.
KKivripr)i,
69,
bedridden.
2,
(cXiâvos, ou, 6,
r^
Kpiâvos.
Sept. Lev. 11, 35,
Jos. B. J.
21, 6.
Plut.
Philon 11, 317, 26. II. 797 C.

kXi'wj.
PAr!/7?. 179,
condemned.
TertuU.
KXivrjijiopos, ov,
(0epo)) carrying a
Simoc.
437
A =:
furnus.
ic\iPavo(j>6pos,
ov,
84, 17.
icXijSafOX (f>opmv.
Phoc.
TreXaTTjs.
Khivihiov, ov, TO,
ZittZe Kkivr).
Classical.
Diod.
Novell 300.
kKUvs, cvtos,
Plut.
ickiipiov,
I,
18,46.
the Latin c 323 B.
;::=:
/os. Ant.
dv,
1 7, 6, 3, p.
844.
Lucill. 36.
6,
1 i
=:
(tXtviKdr,
ij,
pertaining to a bed.
25 A.
40 d
spoon.
Sttui.
xXivHcds,
clinicus,
physician attend-
ov, TO,
Kox^tdpiov,
ing bedridden patients.

KKivo-Koopeti}, 7)0(0, to
1713 C.
.xXt/uz, aToj, TO, (kXivo)) slope, declivity,
arrange beds or couches.
side
9,
of a
21,
Polyb.
the
1 2,
24, 3, to be constantly talking about
mountain.
10.
Polyh.
2, 16, 3.
7, 6, 1. I,
Tropically, tendency, 2. The inclination

15, 20.
Dion.
H.
I,
26,
2.
P^tVon
117, 26.
KKivo-ird\Tj,
proclivity.
Epict.
2,
arrangement of beds or couches. Tjs, fj, el i n o p a 1 e, bed-exercitation. Suelon. Domit. 22.
axis.
Hence,
latitude.
of the earth's Hipparch. 1012 D,

29, 27.
/cXu'd-Trous, oSoy, d,
icXiw/f irovs-
Strab. 17,
3, 11.
Tou Kotrpov.
1, 1, 12. 2,
Cleomed.
ovpavov.
6.
8, 9.
Strab.
KKivocrrp6(jiwv, ou, to, {(rrpixfuii)
a kind of rack.
Lucian.
Ill,
2, 1, 20.
11,
8,
Polyb. 5, 44,
28.
6, 2, 1.
S. Region; district. Diod. 18, 5. S?ra6. 1, 2,

12, climate.
Sext. 743, 20.
Herodn.
.Agath. 206, 13.

KKivoj(apr)i, is,
Tj
kKIvt) xaipiov.
1, 1, 10, p. 10,
633.
kXi'vo),
to incline.
KXiVeik t^v
t&
to decline
Kcâ\riv, to
6.
bow
4. Quarter, one of the four cardinal points.

Slrab. 10, 2, 12, p. 353, 17, to. rerrapa.
11,
dmcn
p. 21
the head.
Const. Aposl. 8,
Euchol.
Plut.
Tdr
Ke(j)a\as fjpav
1
Kvpiif KKlvapev.
365 B. Iren. 3,11, S. Epiph. m, 5. Quarter, ward of a town. 249 C. Socr. 764 B. Justinian. Novell. 43, 6. Inflection, in Euagr. 2540 B. 1, a.
2.
Dec
n o,
or inflect a de-
Drac. 38, 5. part of speech. Synt. 47, 1. Apnllon. D. Pron. 373 A. C. Herodn. Gr. Philet. 410. 212, 20. 277, 25.
clinable
grammar.
.KKipoKTjSov,
ApoHon. D. Adv. 585, 6. Pseudo-fiasiZ. adv. like a kXT/xqI.

Synes. 1136 B.
fj,
Arcad. 134,9.
KeKKia-erai, fut.
IV, 1077 A.
JcKipaKis, iSos,
(cXtweaTot, d,
little
lekipai.
Polyb.
5, 97, 5.
leXOTfof,
d,
[ApoUon. D. Pron. 286 C Synt. 47, 1 KK\iv6ai] perf Lyd. 1 28. the Latin c 1 i p e a t u s the Latin clip eus := flupcdr.
.
Plut. II, 50
u(X(/uiKo(^dpos,
D.
ou,
1.
Lyd. 129,
6,
3. icXeio-ids.
17,
((êpm)
ladder -bearer.
(cXto-tdf,
see
Polyb. 10, 12,

27.
Diorf. 18, 33.
App.
I,
679,
kXiVis, fiBS,
guage.
Polyb.
wheeling about, in military lanêJ. 10, 21, 2. 3, 115, 10.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Kkireov
Tact. 25,
inflection
1.
670
declension,
II,
KViireta
;
2.
Declinatio,
xXucjuo, QTos, ri, surge

,
beach, strand.
Plut,
Dion.
of a declinable part of speecli. Thr. 63.8, 8. Drac. 27, 2. 53, 11.

Conj. 510, 13,

opuTTiKr), the indicative.
Herodn. Gr. Philet.
Lucian. Ill, 254. KAuoyxa, oTor, tA, Clysma, a city of Egypt on the Arabian Gulf Athan. I, 780 B. Philostrg. 488 A.
Kkva-jids, ov, 6,
983 D.
391. 412.
kKitcov
=
rj,
(jckvût)
clyster.
Diosc.
3,
100
8f I k\Iviv.
Tlieon. Prog. 1 76, 6.
(110).
Ruf apud
Orib. II, 97, 9.
kKitikos,
'
6v, inflectional,
in
grammar. Apollon.
i
Z).
Pron. 360 B.
4. 10.
,
Synt.
80, 10.
Theodos.
1011.
KKiTiKms, adv. inflectionally.

/tXiTor,
^,
Theodos. 1047, 30.
apud 0W6. II, 250, 10. Galen. II, Sûi. 1 785 B. Kkva (cXvfffl. KKwôfui\ia>, ij(7co, (xXta/Sof, pMôpm) to or against a cage. Clim. 832 A.
MnesUh. 379 A.
fight in
dv,
inclined.
Greg. Naz. Ill, 463

Sept.
(cXm/Sdr, oC,
see kKov^Ss.
A.
KKiToi;, for, ro, (xXiVia) sirfe.
K\a>v, avos, d, s7ioo/, seiora.
26,
18,
District
et alibi.
KXi/ia.
Ex. 25, 11. 2. Sophrns. 3705 A.
29, 18 ToXs KKmvois
KKavapiov, ov, to,
[Mc. CP.
Diosc.
Histor.
kXoxti.]
2,
following.
160.
Simoc. 322, 19.

Clini.
(161).
KKiavlov,
Protosp. Puis. 49.

ov,
2,
fcXo/3oâj(eco,inoorrect for KKcoôfxa-)^la>.
to,
little
kKwv.
Diosc,
4,
39.
kKoiov, ov, TO, rrr kKoio^.
881 C.
(TTpiirro<^6pos,
Genpon.
(cXfflo-ir,
27,
fj,
6.
K\uto<j}6pos, ov, (/fXotdy, (jiepm)
^=
ems,
(kXoi^cb)
a spinning.
Sept.
zz::
Cornut.
torquatus.

(xXoi/eu) agitation.
1.
40.
xXdi'Tja-iy, eair, ^,
Aquil.
Job
K\S>a-fia, aros, to,
thread.
Num.
15, 38.
3, 17. 26.
14,
((XStros, ov, 6,
barbarous,
kKHo'k.
Achmet.
, (<\6vos, EIAQ) agitated, confused. Galen. VIII, 34 E. 269 A. D. KXovoaSas, adv. in a violent or confused manner.
KkovmSrjs,
264
(titul.).
KvaKias, see KvrjKias.

KvdfiTTTa
(tvalf/Si,
^=
yvap-TTTca.
App.
II,
467, 40.
II,
Protosp. Puis. 69.

KKoweia, as,
p. 258, 8.
rj,
a mystical word.
es,
Clem. A.
darkness,
77
KktaTreia.
Strob. 15,
3, 18,
A.
KKCpaSris,
(Kvecpas)
like
dark.
KkoTTia, as,
Tj,
the Latin c
ov,
upea
fish.
Lyd.
Orig. Ill, 852 B.

KvqKtas, ov, 6, (jairjKos)
36, 4.
XiKos.
Babr.
22, 1 2,
KKomfioios,
a,
^=l
KKomiios,
Kkonaios.
V.
1.
KvaKias.
T),
Lucian.
25 A.
KXomp,aiios,
II,
II, 775.
Liber. 33, 27.
Athan.
I,
KvrjKis, Ihos,
small pale cloud.
Cleomed. 56,
25.
:
Plut.
f],
adv. iy stealing 1416 B. VI, 613 A.
secretly.
Eus.
135
KvrjKos,
ov,
Kvria-tovai8os,
KvrfiTiiovr), Tjs,
581 F, et alibi. tawny. Babr. 113, 2, \vkos. quid ? Dioclet. G. 13, 8.

II,
fj,
KKoTtifios,
(127).
2.
rj,
ov,
stolen.
Fsendo-Phocyl.
Stealing, thievish.
Philipp. 55.
Fsendo-Phocyl. 154 (143).

KKaiToairopia, as,
r],
(kXoit^,
(rrropos)
unlawful
rob.
an itching. Diosc. 524 B. Chrys. I, 225 D. Kvrjaridia ^= kvticicuo, L. prurio. Clem. A. 501 C. n, 81 A. /tjZ. 435 A.
(ki^w^ki)
27.
1,
BptpA.
II,
I,
(adulterous) conception.
K\o7ro(f)opea,
rjo-a,
Achmet. 87. 116.

to
Kvfj<TTpiov, ov, TO, Uttlc KvrjoTpov.

9, l)(6va)V.
Kvrjffir), rjs, fj,
Dioclct. G. 13,
{(fiepco)
steal
from,
I,
Sept.
Gen.
31, 26, nvd.
Philon
91, 30.
Kvri(\>iaa>
(jcvaai) itch.
Sept. Deut. 28, 27.

Ill,
Kvrjoiaa.
Oenom. apud Eus.

Diosc.
1,
kXovÎov, ov, to,
2. Balustrade,
6,
=:
following.
bars.
Nicet. 565, 22.

7.
365 B.
KviSeios, a, ov,
Theoph. Cont, 145,
KviSios.
43. 44. 4,
kXovôs, ov,
Hebrew
aiSD, cage, bird-cage.
Philostrg. 10, 11, p.
592 B.
Also,
3.
cell.
170 (173).
KviS-cXawv, ov, t6, the
Diosc. 1, 43 (titul.).
KviStos, a, ov,
k\(o^6s.
II,
od of
the KvlSios kokkos.
Antip.
247, 4.
Scyth.
2.
S.
17.
Bahr.
124,
Cedr.
Chamber, room,,
airov
Cyrill.
of Cnidus.
sc.
2.
Substantively,
vessel.
V.
S. 433, Trjs
do-fcijo-ems.
Steph.
TO
Kvl&iov,
Kepofuov,
o'vov.
Cnidian
Diac. 1101 C.
kXovo-los. ov, 6,

s i
Apophth. 393 B,
KVLK-eXatov, ov, TO,
of Janus.
*KKv8aii,s, cms,
the Latin c 1 u Lyd. 51, 3.

fj,
an epithet
=^
KviKivov cXatov.
Diosc.
1,
44
a shaking. Diocl. a dashing of
431, 10.
Chrtjs.
II,
(titul.).
(/cXuSafo/iat)
KviKivos, 1, ov,
KviKis,
of KVLKos.
Diosc.
1,
44.
apud
waves.
Orib. Ill, 171, 14.

oO,
o,
incorrect for
KXvdaa-iios,
(/cXii8dfo/iai)
1,
7.
KviKos, ov, 6,
KvrjKis.
KvrJKos.
Diosc. 4, 187 (190).
Strab. 4,
ia-6r)v,
6, 2, 4, p.
Galen. VI, 358 B.

KviTTcia,
KKvSmvi^m,
(leKiSmv) to toss.
as,
1
f),
((ci/iTTos)
115 A.
Simoc. 298, 6, tropically. Carm. Greg. 442. Genes. 74, 15.
Cosm.
Doroth.
456, 19.
784 A.
Also,
niggardness,
penury. Theoph.
Kvima.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ACViTTO?
671
Lucill.
j
KoiXatfia
KoiK^pôXov, ov, TO, z:= KoXKov epfioKov, an order of battle. Ael. Tact. 37, 7.
KotX;; Supi'a,
r/,
aniros,
r/,
6v,
niggardly, parsimonious.
2.
100.
Mai. 454,
Suid. Kwi/f
Achmet.
243, p. 224.
Coele Syria.
p.
Aristot.
Ko^dkiva
(to/3aXoj), to
carry in small portions
Irom one place to another. Suid.

Koyyiapmv,
Ill,
(See also
Epiph.
Apion. Apion.
2, 3, 5.
KoiXi'a,
1,
22,
454.
Beros.
1, 2,
1, 19.
Sept. Esdr.
apud Jos. apud /,?. 16. Mace.
Po??^6. 1, 3, 1, et ahbi.
ov,
to,
congiarium.
272 C.
292 B.
ij,
Koyvarmv,
10, 1.
S>vos,
Chron. 218, 16. cognatio. Antec.

1,
1,
as, fj, the stomach, strictly so called. Galen. II, 238 D. 3. Ventricle. Id. II, 49 D, of the brain, or of the heart.
KoiXioKos,
fj,
ov,
of
the
(coiXi'a,
coeliacus-
Koyvaros, ov,
Koyvmmv,
B.
cognatus. Id. cognitio. Si/os,

6,
rj,
10, 1.
Diosc.
Chal. 1029
939 B, appaa-rripa. Galen. II, 263 C, 8(d(9e(rij. Porphyr. V. Plotin. 50, 1. 2. C o e 1 i a c u s afflicted
1,
51.
Phit.
I,
Koyxapiov, ov, to,
little
Koy^rj.
Strab. 16, 2, 41.
with boioel complaints.
Diosc.
1,
101.
116.
Diosc.
2, 9.
i],
Steph. Dialc. 1101 B.
KoyxevTos,
ov,
quid?
Porph. Cer. 128,

absis, apsis or
14.
Ruf. apud Orib. II, 213, 4. P&(. II, 101 C. Galen. VI, 323 F. Philagr. apud On6. I,
383,
5.
*<'yX'/' "Z^' ^>
concha,
apse of
Inscr. 4556. The apsis of a an edifice. church is a hollow semi-cylinder surmounted by the fourth part of a hollow sphere. Its basis constitutes the |3ij/ia, where the holy table stands. As the Eastern Christians regularly pray towards the east, the apsis is in the middle of the east end of the church. Paul SH. 2133 B. Euagr. 2760 B. Joann. Sophrns. 3984 A. Chron. Mosch. 3009 A. Stud. 1665 B. Mai. 287, 4. 528, 22. Porph. Cer. 7, 12. 22, 4. Epiph. Mon. 261 D. (For the apsis of Saint Sophia, see Proc m, 175.)
Kay\iov, ov, rh,
KoiKiaKws, adv. i tAe belly.
Achmet.
17, dtr^f-
Koikl^Lov,
ov,
TO,
little
KoiKia.
Strab.
14,
5,
14, p. 163, 22.
KoiXw-BalpMv, ovos,
6,
the
demon of
gluttony.
Clem. A.
I,
404 A.
ov,
6,
KoiKio-SovXos,
slave to his belly, glutton.
Pallad Laus. 1065 C. Clim. 864 D. Mon. 1444 C. Damasc. II, 292 B.
KoCKioKaTpr)s, ou, d,
Ant.
(XaTpeum) belly-worshipper,
glutton.
Pallad. V. Chrys. 46 D.
r],
fcotXioXueria, as,
(Xuo)) looseness
of
the bowels.
Cic. Att. 10, 13.
n,
369 B.
Heron
(leoyx'?)
little
Koyxi.
Classical.
Galen.
16,
little
KotXto-XuriKos,
Tj,
ov,
good for opening
the bowels.
Jun.
166,
Geopon. 10, 51
KoCKio-pavia, as,
fj,
(titul.).
apse.
Koyxirr)!, ov, 6,
belly-madness, gluttony.
Nil.
s^6%-
Paus.
1,
44, 6,
576 D.
KoiXto-TTovea
Clim. 1028 C.
XiSos.
Koyxo-etSrjs, (s, like
mSiVo), ?o be in travail.
Leont.
a conch.
Strab.
3, 2, 7.
Cypr. 1717 C.
KoCKiapivos,
rj,
KoyxôetSms, incorrect for KoyxoeiSZs or ko;(XofiSSr.
ov.
r]
convex??
Porph. Cer. 542,

(KoyxvXrj) dyer of purple.
Basilic. 54, 16, 11.
8 Kaêferat he
crvyKKrjTOS anao-a
am
UKapa-
Koyxv\evTris, ov, 6,
payylov eûiBev
Koi\la>a-is, etas,
9.
rj,
ttjs Kotkiaipevrjs noprrjs.
hollow, cavity.
Nicom. Harm.
Aret.
Porph.
Adm.
244.
r/,
18. 19.
KoyxvXevTiKri, ^s,
Xevrfj!
sc. rixyr], the
art
of a Koyxv-
Kot\o-Kp6Ta(pos, ov, with hollow temples.
Ju-ttinian. Novell. 38, 6.

ijf, ri,
58 D.
KoiXos,
;;,
KoyxvXri,
(icdyx'))
L- murex, the purple-fish.
ov, holloio.
Gemin. 809 A,
jjLTJves
of
PhUon
coin
I,
536, 19.
twenty-nine days.
KohpavTTfs, ov, 6,
the Latin
5, 26.
quadrans,
12, 42.
Ill,
a small
Hippol.
Koikoaradflea
(^KoCKoaradpos), to
Sept.
make
with a
Matt.
Marc.
vaulted roof
Spots.
Reg.
3, 6, 9,
rbv oIkov xe-
Haer. 264, 39.

Ko^fios ^=. notTjios.
Epiph.
286 A.
3, 6, 15,
avvexopeva îXois eaadev.

vaulted.
Inscr. 6015.
Kodavot, see pffD^Gjva)^.
KoiKo-crradpos,
oIkos.
ov,
Sept.
Hagg.
1, 4,
KoiairiToyp, Kotatorojp,
Cyrill.
A. IV, 1028
B
Diod.
KoiaiaToapiov, KoiadTaptos, incorrect for miaiiTiTtop,
KoiXoo-i/piTT/s, ov, 6, native
ofKoiKri 2vpia.
Strab.
Kvalarap,
KoiXds, aSoj, ^,
2.
12.
=
5,
k. t. X.
Ex. Vat. 84,

hollow.
4.
6,
KoiXij,
Diod.
Par.
5, 17.
Koi\6(Tvpos, ov,
12.
preceding.
16, 1,
Substantively,
14, 37.
hollow place,
14, 25.
valley.
1, 18,
Sept. Lev.
Num.
7.
KoiKocjidaKpuiio, to be KoiXd(^5aXfio9.
Alex. Aphr.
Polyb.
9.
44,
IHod.
218, 4.
II,
529, 60.
Probl. 34,
KotXdm,
(BO-o),
5.
Strab. 3, 1,
3, 2, 4, p.
to hollow,
hollow out.
Diod.
3,
18.
KoiXaapa, arcs, to, (KoiKaiva) hollow pit, a holApollod. Arch. low. Sept. Esai. 8, 14.
37.
Diosc.
3,
48 (55),
Gen.
p. 397.
KoiKapa, aros, to,

low.
Sept.
(icotXoo))
hollow place, a hol2.
23,
Ezech. 43,
14.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ot\a)7rt<j
672
70,
7.
Koivoiroita
(apx")) chief- of a cenohy. Vit. Euthym. 16. Apophth. 224 D. Joann. Mosch. 2956 A. 3009 B. 3012 A. H<yroL
Mace.
Jet?
2, 1, 19.
Pohjb. 4,
12, 20, 4,
Koivofiidpxris, ov, 6,
of a torrent.
1.
Agathar. 131,
5.
Diod.
3,
44. 15, p. 184, 64.

86,
2.
Cleomed. 34, 16.
5a6j-.
Basin, in physical geography.

2.
Jan, 11.
Koivoîos,
ov,
Po^yJ. 4, 39,
KoCKSmis, iSos,
4, 39, 8, et alibi.
(koivos, fflos) living in
4 common.
T],
=:
KotXonr^.
Koiiidojiai, rjdrjv,
to sleep.
Metaphorically,
Keg.
31.
2, 7, 12. 9,
^nijp.
aS.
27, 5.
to
Ptol.
Tetrab. 119.
lamhl. V. P.
66.-8.
all
Substantively, t6 koivoîov,
live in
Scit.
coenobium,
Euagr.
die.
Classical.
4, 24, 6.
Sept.
2,
3, 1,
cenohy, a monastic establishment where
21.
Par.
1,
60.
Clem. R.
44.
ic. Act. 7, Ignat. 689 B. [/oann.
common.
Basil. Ill, 1381 B.
AfoscA. 2861
Koi>a
koi/zS.]
1224 A.
Partici-
ple, 01 KeKotiiTjiievoi, the dead,
those that died
A A
B.
(1139 C). (85 A).

5, 3.
Socr.
Pallad. Laus. 1081 A. 1249 516 C. Cassian. I, 1111

81 D. Justinian. Joann. Mosch. 2856
Apophth.
123, 36.
in the faith.
Paul. Thess. 1, 4, 13, et alibi. Clem. A. I, 980 A. Herm. Vis. 3, 5. 565 A. 560 A. Pseudo-X>iora. 552 C.
Novell.
KoivoûDTTis,
OV,
I, I,
6,
c o e
nob
cenolite.
Damasc. II, 69 C. 252 D. (See also SepL Tertull Pint. II, 560 C. Mace. 2, 12, 45. Theod. lU, Chrys. X, 392 E. n, 79 B. 1297 D.) Luc. Act. 12, preceding. KOi/ieofioi, Ionic,
Hieron.
Cassian.
419 (118. 119). 1094 A.

rf,
Nil.
193 B.
KotvoôvXla, as,
cil.
(koivoôvXos)
common
coun-
Cyrill.
A Vn,
Strah. 8,
12 B.
council.
Polyb.
1.
KoivoôvKiov, OV, TO,

28, 16,
1.
common
7, 3.
6 Koijxovii^vos as V.
1.
Apophth. 172
death.
xoi/xot),
App.
II, 73,
sleep thou.
Koifir), T]s,
fj,
KoivofiovXos, ov, 0, (koh'os, fiovXr))

KoinrjiTis,
common
coun-
^=
fj,
Herm. Vis.
3,
sellor.
Schol. Arist.
Thesm.
Philon
921.
11.
KOLfir)a-ts,
Koivoya/ila, incorrect for Kwoyafiia.
eas,
sleep, the
death of pious persons.
Kocvo
drjfios, ov,
public.
I,
678,
1.
Sept. Sir. 46, 19. 48, 13.

FipjooZ.
Herm. Vis.
3,
11.
Koivo-SUatov, ov, TO,
common
rights f
Polyb. 23,
Haer. 456, 64. Onjr. II, 1020 A. Ant. 2. Ens. VI, 72 B. Chrys. II, 398 B. 'H Koifirjcris T^s imepayias Osotokov, the anniversary oithe death of the superholy Deipara
23.
15,4.
Koivofpyos,
ov,
(EPFQ)
working in common.
Simplic. Epict. 136.

KoivoXfKTcco (Xeyo)), to use the
common
dialect.
a church
tio
feast corresponding to the
heatae
Mariae
virginii
Assumpof the Western
Anast. Sin. Church. Modest. 3280 B. 1397 C. Andr. C. 1045 C (titul.). ;^tud. 1701 C. Porph. Cer. 189, 18. 541, 12. Anast. Caes. 521 A. Typic. 59. Horol. Aug. 15. {Nic. n, 920.)
Drac. 83, 19. Apollon. D. Pron. 386 A. 378 A. Adv. 580, 30. Theoph. Cont. 318, 16, to use the language of common life. Koivdkeîa, as, fj, the language of common life.
Cedr.
II,
153, 21.
Tjfrofiai, to
KOLvoKoyeofiat,
sical.
commune
14, 9.
with.
Clas83.
Sept.
Mace.
r),
1,
Diog. 12,
oeui 6 1 Br ium cemetery. Hippol. Haer. 456, 66. Orig. HI, 288 D. Dion. Alex. 1321 C. Laod. 9. Eus. 11, 208 C. 676 A. 804 A. Athan. I, 629 C. 652 B. 11, 704 D. Chrys. II, 398 A. Joann. Mosch. 2892 D. Clim. 720 C. KoijiffTap, opos, 6, =: Koi.fi,i(nT]s. Greg. Naz. Ill,
KotfiriT7)pi.ov,
ov, TO, c
Orig.
m,
1072 C,
as,
jrpos tov iraripa.

:
KoivoKoyta,
considtation
conversatio7h
et alibi.
Sept.
Mace.
Epict.
2, 14, 22.
Polyb.
2, 8, 7,
I.
Diod.n,
23.
KoivojivM, as,
I,
79.
1,
Dion.
7,
H.N,
Plut.
458,
II,
Aristeas
25.
504 A.
Hieron.
fj,
incorrect for Kwofivta.
867 (676).
rjs,
fj,
659 A.
Koi/ilâi,
to
put
to
sleep.
2.
Koivovo7jp.oavvT),
(i/o^/xrav)
fellowship.
To change
Arcad. 140,
to
the
15.
Anton.
1,
16.
is,
I,
acute accent into the grave.

8, Tr]v
KoivonaBfjs,
(Trdtrpfo))
having fellow-feeling.
to
oêiav gIs âpelav.

fms,
fj,
Dion. H.
106,
2.
Koifuiris,
(xoi/iifffl)
a putting
sleep.
Kotvo-TToiea), ^co), to
make common :
to be the
7.
regard as
Diod.
739,
5, 2.

Koipta-fios, ov, 6,
common
Epiph. HI,
3.
1
to
prove
same.
:=
preceding.
Thr. 756,
72
34.
Strab. 10, 3,
II,
Sext. 161, 28.
C.
Kolva,
II,
Schol. Dion.
fj,
the Latin c o e
na
Clem. A.
SeiTrvov.
Plut.
880 C.
C.
88 C. Orig. I, 664 B. 856 A. 881 A. 885 A. 832 A, ath-a irpbs

to identify with.
726 E.
J),
ras yorjTeias,
ov,
Chrys.
X, 167
KowoîaKos,
III,
{<oiv6îov) cenobitic.
1385 B 01 Koti/o/SiaKoi Apophth. 245 C. Stud. 813

Vit. Nil.
Basil.
KotvoSiSiTac.
2.
171.
Schol Arist. Av. 1073,
to reveal, disclose.
To profane,
ieo. Novell. 171.

Nicet. Paphl.
A.
933
D.
Koivoiroi,r)Tov
=.
i),
Set KoivoTTOieiv.
Jun. 69 A.
88 A.
KoivoîaKms, adv. after the Stud. 1789 C.
manner of eenoiites.
KoivoTToUa,
as,
profanation.
Leo. NovelL
Digitized
by Microsoft
KOtvoTrpayeco
'KoivoTrpayeta
(Trpaffcro)),
673
common
16, nepi
KOWCOVIKO^
J). SjTit.
to
act in
with
any one
23, 8,
opposed to iSwirpayfa.
30, 4,
9.
Polyb. 4,
2.
122, 27 'Ew KoivoTTfTi
= am
kolvov.
ConmumV^/ of monks.
20.
Tols AiTtoXois.
nvmv
Kotv6aTop.ov, ov, TO, (oTOfia)
Stud. SIS B.
hlpxiipov,
bixas.
airoppriTav.
Diod. 18,
Philon
in
II, 72, 34.
Heron. Jun. 47,

Koivo<j)ayta, as,
rj,
* 341,
23.
559,13.
ij,
Piu(. 11, 380 A.
{(payeiv) the eating

8, 7.
of unclean
KowoTrpayia, as,
business.
1.
an acting
5, 95, 2,
common :
public
things.
Kocvoco,
Jos. Ant. 11,
Polyb.
et alibi.
Biod. 11,
to pollute, defile.
7,
15, 8.
Phiion
r),
jcoivoTTpaîa, as,
KOii/oTTpemjf,
es,
II,
102, 24.
Marc.
Simoc. 192, 9. Anast.
15, et alibi.
Matt. 15, 11, et alibi. Luc. Act. 10, 15, to

Dion. H.
1639,
preceding.
regard as unclean.
Ko'ivTiKws, a, the
Ill,
(npeira)
conjunctive.
Latin quintilis.
Sin.
48 A.
adv. conjunctively.
1639,
3, pijv, thefflli
month, July.
KoaiatTpcTtas,
Anasl. Sin. 45
H 7rporjyovp.evt}
ri(Ta>,
twv KOLVTiXlav
in
:
vojvav, pridie
D
Koivos,
T],
non. quint.
ov,
common.
Polyb. 23, 17, 4,

Ill,
i/oCr,
Koivatviw,
to he
communion
to be
with, in eo-
fellow-feeling.
Lucian.
105
Ti
koivov
in
cleâstical language
Kvvl Ka\ jSaXoveio), i7ia< business
a bath
in
has a dog
7.
Malchio 25 7 C,
II,
tovtoi.
a communicant. Anc. 8. 9. Alhan.
'Atto or ix
Kocvov,from the context,

122, thus, in Aloviktios
17 B.
Basil. IV,'568 B. be received into
Pass.
to
KoivavTj-
grammar. Apollon. D. Synt. 124,

28
TrapoKafi^dveaSat
'
;
drjvat, to
1 9.
29 B.
2>
communion.
Caius
To communicate,
receive the
ireptirarei Koi
AiroWaivios, the verb
stood after 'ATroXXmi/iof.

594, 17.
is underHerodn. Or. Schem.
Hermog.
Rliet. 52,
2. Common Orig. II, 136 B. C. 713 A. usage in language. Manetli. apud Jos. Apion. 1, 14, p. 445, the language of common life. Diod. 1, 16. Drac. 23, 16, a-vv!jdeia. Tkeoph.
Cont. 96, 14, yXaa-aa, in contradistinction to
10.
Ilippol.
communionj to partake of the sacred eledyi'm. ments. Laod. 19. 7, T(u p.vtTTr]plw BasU. IV, 488 B. Pallad. Laus'. 1194 D.
Apophth.
252 C.
Eustrat. 2333 A.
Doroth. 1717 D.
3.
p.
Const. (536), 1148 C. Joann. Mosch. 2885 C.
Causatively,
to cn.e
2,
one
to
share in anything.
Pseudo-/neo6.
v.
1.
^HXêff Koivavrâ-al
t^ dp.aprLa pov,
ttol-
the language of educated persons. 3. Common, applied to the Attic dialect
TJaat Kap. KOiviovrârai.
4.
To make one a
9,
communicant.
KOLVtOVTJTlKOS,
8,
T],
Theoph. 89,
nvd.
JoS. B. J. 2,
and subsequent periods Artem. EpJies. apud in all its varieties. Porph. Them. 42, 16, SiaXe/cTo?. Drac. 10,
of the Alexandrian
21.
OV,
Z^
KOtVCOVLKQS.
TO
KOivavrjTiKov,
community of goods.
Clas2,
Pint. II, 746 A.

Koivoavla,
sical.

II, 25.
Conj. 490,
2.
as,
fj,
communion, fellowship.
Lucian.
Galen. VIII, 45 C.
Moer.
Luc. Act.
alibi.
,
19. 42. 187.
Clem. A.
I,
880 A.
Theodos.
13,
et
i
Particularly,
2,
42.
Paul. Cor.
c o
13,
i -
mmun
1013, 24 6 KOIVOS, one
who
writes in the com-
c at
II,
communion with the true church.
mon Dialed,
XeKTos
is
as Polybius.
omitted.
4.
Frequently 8meVSotrir, edition
With
or translation, understood, the Septuagint version of the
(643).
Hieron. I, 838 Old Testament. Dion. 5. Common, in grammar.

16,
a-uXXa^rj,
Thr.
633,
common
syllable,
which may be long or short (as the penult

634, 19, yevos, common gender ; ofApTjf). Strab. 10, 2, 10, p. 350, 9, as o, f) avdpamos.
ovofia,
Tertull. Aster. Urb. 149 B. Caius 28 B. Orig. Ill, 385 B. Anc. 3. Laod. 25 B. 2. ComAihan. II, 698 C- 701 A. 1. 2. munion, the participation of the consecrated bread and wine. Paul. Cor. 1, 10, 16, toS Basil. IV, 485 A. aiparos, toC a-mparos. 800 A, Toiv ayiaa-pdroiv. Cyrill. H. 1124 B. Chrys. I, 500 C. D. Greg. A>-s. II, 225 C.
Pallad. Laus. 1049 A, rmv
common noun
(Jjireipos,
continent').
325 A.
3.
p.v(TTripiwv.
/.>/.
Communion, the sacred
ele-
Heph. 1, 7. Herndn. Gr. Philet 412, ovofia, u noun of the common gender. Sext. 622, 27, aroixiiov, the vowels A, I, Y, which may be Terent. i\I. 512. Longin. long or short.
Pallad. Laus. ments. Basil. IV, 485 A. 1065 B. 1163 B. C. Apophth. 252 C. 433 Justinian. Novell. Tim. Presb. 57 A. A.
7,
Roman praenomen. 6. Unclean, Levitical Mace. 7. Substantively, Marc.

sense.
2.
Frag.
4, 3.
Dion. H.
11.
Eustrat. 2333 A.
rj,
I,
542,
5,
ovofia,
the
the
62.
KoivavLKos,
17,
1,
ov,
communicating
Paul. Tim.
1,
liberal.
6,
in
36.
18.
2.
Strab.
In
916
Sept.
1,
1,
47.
communion with the true church, or with a

particular bishop.
Basil. IV,
7,
to koivov,
500 A.
(a) community of Christians.

'Atto tov koivoii, at the
Tgnat. 724
A.
F.
845 A,
Theod.
'Ek8i'ow.
'B,
Pallad. V. Chrys. 4
Orig. Ill,
Basil. Ill,
jcou/oTTjs,
385 B.
expense of the church. (1) community of monks.
Joajin. Ant. 173

Ill,
mmv.
Chal 1572
A.
1021 C. Stud. 1713 D. Classical. TjTos, ff. Community, etc.
T^r eKKKrja-ias.
vaviKrj cttuttoXtj,
Sophrns. 3576 A, KoivaiviKa ypdppara, or Koilitterae communicatoriae, a
984 D.
Dion. H. VI, 947, 11,

85
common
usage. Apollon.
letter testifying that the bearer is in
com-
Digitized
by Microsoft
K0lVCOVHCW, (kokkivos) to be red.
Naz.
Ill,
252 C.
Cijrill. .4.
177 A. X, 169 B.
Joann. Ant. a. Substan-
Hal.
3, 25.
rj,
5,
271.
KOKKivos,
ov,
{kokkos)
red.
coccinus, cocciSept.
communion hymn, a short hymn chanted while the communion is delivered to the congregation. Pseudo CAr-^s. Pseudo-asi/. Ill, 1652 C. (Compare Chron. 7U, 16. XII, 795 B.
tively, TO KoivmviKov, sc. Tponapiov,
neus,
scarlet,
Gen.
Ex. 25, 4 KoKKivov SiirKovv Epict. 3, 22, Matt. 27,28. Plut. n, 144 D. E.
kokkIov, ov, to,
little
38,
28.
Si'jSaôn.
10.
4,11,34.
57 (64).
kokkos.
Diosc.
3,
H. 1124 B.) KoivaviKas, adv. in common.

Cyrill.
Galen. XIII, 979 A. B.

Polyh. 18, 31,
Pliilon
I,
613,
T>
Pint.
U, 1108
C.
2.
7.
of barley. Mai. 103, 14.

KOKKiv,
KOKKis,
I'Sos,
Tj,
Apophth. 401 C 2. Tessella, a little cube.
Communicantly, as a communicant.
Apost.
2,
Const.
(kokkos)
=^
Keyxpofiis, Jig-seed.
58.
Achmet. 248,
Koivas (Koivoi), adv. as a

as proper name).
common noun (not
2. Dion. Thr. 613, 13. Apollon. D. Synt. In the common dialect.

159,
5.
KOKKOâtjios, ov,
p. 223.
KOKKo^cupris.
Simoc. 87,
pill.
9.
KOKKOS, ov,
2,
6,
grain (small mass),
Moer.
fj,
23. 27.
(koij/o'o))
Koivaxns, ems,
Orig.
I,
pollution, defilement.
I,
952 B.
Epiph.
845 A.
Themist. 26,
308. 2. Quercus coccifera 3. Faba ^= KvaPans. 10, 36, 1. Stud. 1716 B, CK^CCTToi. flOS. KOKKv^, vyos, 6, OS coccygis. Ruf. apud Orib.
195, p.
TTpivos-
Diosc.
KOLvatrios, a, ov,
^=
rj,
ov Set KOivovvi
m,
391, 4.
(ncdXajSpos)
to
22.
Koiva(f)c\eia, as,
(KoivaxpeXrjs')
KoXaffpl^m, iam,
despise,
5, 4.
mock,
common
utility.
treat with contempt.
Sept.
Job
Olymp.
KUTafcXczoi.
Diod.
1,
51, p. 61, 98.

f'f,
A. 81
of common
52, 19.
utility.
1,
B ^=
to
eirtTplâ,
TaTreivda,
Koivw<l>ekj)s,
{o<l)e\os)
11,
1,
Suid. KoKa^purdeirj ....

KoXafo),
Philon
I,
389, 28.
Clem. R.
damn, in
hell.
Plut.
II,
666 E.
1,
48, Traaiv.
Koios, ov, 6,
Anton.
16.
apidfios.
/ms*. Apol. 1, 8. 19.
2,9.
Const. Apost.
1,
Macedonian, =:
Athen.
3.
Vit. Basil.
211 A.
PôcA.
255.
10, 83.
KoXanevTeos, a, ov,
^=
ov Set KoXaKeuetv. Lucian.
KOLTapiov, ov, TO, (koltt)) dormitory.
Stud. 1741
Sept.
I,
697.
Philostr.
387 KoXaKevnov
KdXa|^.
SetKo-
A.
1752 C.
17,
Vit. Nil.
Jun. 161 A.
XaKeuetv.
KoXafceuTijs, oC, 6,
Koiraaia, or,
(xoirafM)
a lying
with.
:^
CKm. 949 D.
adv. flatteringly.
preceding.
Lev. 20, 15
rpaTT.oSt.
*.Off
hv 8a KOLraalav avTov eV T6ov Set koitcl^civ.
koXokcvtikSis
Strab. 17,
(KoXaxeuTtKos),
1,
43.
KoiTOfneos, a, ov,
9 (titul
KOLTT), r)s,
2. ).
ziz^
Arr. Ven.
Ill, 320,
koXokikSs (xoXaKi/cds), Aristaen. 2, 16.

KoXaxis,
II,
I'Sos,
17,
adv.
=z;
fj,
the
hed of a river.
Proc.
(koXo^) female flatterer.
Plut.
Suirf. -S,ep.ipaii.is
....
sea.
T-e'-. Chil. 6, 479.
50 D.
damnation, in
45.
hell.
Mai. 485, 22, of the

(corns,
Ko^(ip/3a<ros, see Ko\dp/3a(70s.
less correct for

2, 9,
/cutis
3,
z^
3.
KiaTr).
Jos.
Ill,
/ccJXaats, cms, ^,
MaH.
25,
Ant.
404.
KoiTiBj',
4.
^rr.
4,
Lucian.
46.
CZem.
1,
ij. 2, 6.
8.
Patriarch. 1044 C. /us(.

Zren.
2,
Apol.
Svos,
6,
33, 5.
Martyr.
Keg.
2, 4, 7.
bedchamber.
Sept.
Ex.
8,
3.
'O eVl Tov koitIovos, the king's
or emperor's cubicularius.
Epict.
3, 22, 15.
Luc. Act. 12, 20.

2947. 3804.
Inscr.
IV, 453
'O Trepi tov KoiTava.
2.
223,
BnsiZ.
T/ie im-
perial treasury.
KoiTtovdpLov, ov, TO,
Porph.
Adm. (koitcov) z^
8.
little
kKivlBcov,
couch.
KotTaviov,
Apophth. 109 B.
ov, to,
Martyr. Path. 1425 C. Orij. Chrys. I, 247 C (VII, 166 A). 1, 104 B. C. Apophth. 221 A. 2. Hell, := yecj/j-a, the place where the wicked are damned. Apophth. Zenon. 6. Isidor. 6. Macar. 38. KoXao'iios, ov, 6, (KoXafti)) ^= KoKcurts, a checking ; tm-ture, damnation. Plut. II, 171 B. 450 A. 509 D.
Polyc. 1032 A.
small KotTotv.
Schol.
Arist.
KoXcio-TEtpa,
as,
fj,
female
checker,
punisher.
Lys. 160.
KoiravicKos, ov,
KOiTavLTqs, ov,
6, little 6, 7.
Antip. S. 88.
Kovrmv.
Artem. 357.
Inscr. 6418,
(cai-
Ko\a(TT^pios, ov,
30.
11,
=
13.
(coXacTTticds.
Philon
I,
496,
L. cubicularius, chamberlain.
1,
22,
Greg. Naz. H, 412
A.
Epict.
o-apos.
1,
30,
19, 17.
2.
Porph. Cer. 472,
7.
Theoph. Cont.
11.
torture.
Substantively, to KoXaarrjpiov, place of Lucian. I, 474.

punisher.
Classical.
hell.
376.
KOKKapioif, ou, TO, little kokkos.
KoXaa-Trjs, ov, 6,
Plui.
II,
Herm. Mand.
567 D. E. 1108 C, in
Ko\da~rpia, as,
17,
Ruf. apud Orib.

KoKKr)p6s. a,
di*,
II,
275, 14.
Dioclet. C. 3, 30.
female punisher.
Eus. HI,
Malt.
r=
kokklvos.
741
(quoted).
kokkIv, see kokklov.
(coXa<|)if<B, tVa),
(koXqôs)
to buffet, cuff.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KoKacfjia fio<;
26, 67.
675
11,
KoKoôa
ov,
6,
Paul.
Cor.
1,
4,
I,
et
alibi.
KdXXovôf,
Colluthus,
schismatic.
Patriarch. 1132 A.
KoXa(/)ta-^dy, ov, o,
Phot.
733 C.
Pallad.
Athan.
3,
I,
385 B.
1.
buffeting, cuffing.
KoKXovpiov, ov, TO,
KoXXvplov, solvc.
Apoc.
Laus. 1202 D.
K6Xa(puTTiKS)s
ears.
(tdX/3a
18 as V.
(KoXaî'fo)),
adv. 6^
boxing the
Vit.
Nil. Jun. 61 A.
iyjnjros, boiled
or KoKîa, av, to, ::= (Titos
1168 720 C KovXXoiptov. 2. Small loaf of bread : pancake. Suid. KoXXipa .... Psell. Stich.
C.
Sophrns. 3600 C. Clim. 708 Anast. Sin. 85 '&.~Phot. m,
wheat, in the dialect of Euchaita in Asia Nectar. 1829 Minor. (Galen. VI, 314 E Hvpol iv vSari \^êvot). Also, k6Xvâ or KoKXvâ. Pallad. V. Chrys. 77 C.
397.
KoXXovpls, iSos,
2,
fj,
(coXXupi's.
Jos.
Ant.
7, 4,
ToO aprov.
"
KoXXujSa, see KoXâ.
Suicl.
(TTemv.
Horol.
irpara tra^jSaTip toiv vrj2. In the Ritual, ra KoKvâ, boiled
Ta
KoXXv^tâ,
yvpta.
La-a,
(koXXvôs)
to
for small.
KoXXvpiStavoi,
Orig. Ill, 1448 A.
change large coin 1444 C, dpCollyridiani,
wheat distributed to the congregation at church on stated days, usually in remembrance of the dead. Typic. 71. Pach. I,
10,15.
S>v,
ol,
((coXXupt's)
3.
J'ruifs,
cate, and the
like.
Hes.
a sect who offered cakes to the Virgin once a year. Epiph. II, 640 B.
KoXXvpiâ,
2, 13, 6,
Mary
KoWvâ, TpayaKia.
KoWvâ.
KoXriyiov,
Schol. A7-ist. Plut. 768
iaa>,
to
make a
KoXXvpls.
Sept. Reg.
KoXXvpiSas.
ov,
TO,
incorrect for KoXKrjyiov.
KoXXvptov,
salve.
(KoXXvpa)
collyrium,
1,
KoKlavhpov, ov, TO,
=:
Kopiov,
I,
coliandrum,
Apoc.
1,
3, 18.
Diosc. Eupor.
into collyria.
207.
coriander.
12,
1,
2.
312 D. Geopon. Schol. Arist. Eq. 682 6 mXiavGreg. Nyss.

little
KoXXvpio-TToiea,
to
make
little
Diosc.
Eupor.
bread,
207.
fj,
8posKoXiSiov, ov, TO,
KoXXvpit, iSos,
glue.
d,
KoXXvpa, small loaf of
KoXXa,
i)s,
T),
KoXXaôs, ov,
Xenocr. 78. Classical. Lucian. II

KoXias.
or cake.
Sept.
Eeg.
2,
6,
19.
3,
229.
14, 3.
(coXXoi/r.
Plut. II, 1030 B.
KoXoîov, OV, TO,
Phryn. 193.
irevTc iearai.
Iambi. V. P. 256.
KoKkaBov, ov, TO, a liquid measure,
fixoo-t-
(koXoôs) colobium', an outer garment without sleeves. Dioclet. G. 17,1. Epiph. J, 172 B. II, 845 C. Pallad.
KoXXdpiov, ov, TO,
Epiph. Ill, 292 B. the Latin collare,

Schol.
colArist.
la
r i a Hes. KXotdy .... Vesp. 897.

.
Cyrill. A. 1138 A. X, 1028 B. I, 68 B. Joann. Mosch. 2949 C. Genes. 7, 2. Doroth. 1632 C. D. Porph.
Laus.
Cassian.
Cer. 469,
5.
(Com-
xoXXam,
229.
to glue,
in book-binding.
Lucian.
II,
pare
Soz.
1069
XiTavas
d;(eipt6<Brouy,
(coXXeKToptos, ov, 6,
Olymp. 462, 15. the Latin collectarius apyvpafioiôs, money-changer. Suiil. KoXXKTapiOS TpaTTf^lTt]! ....
sleeveless tunics.)
KoXo^lav, avos, to,
KoXoîov.
Epiph.
I,
245
A.
II,
205 C.
6,
KoXoô-haKTvXos, ov,
are cut
27.
/coXo/36-KfpKof,
OV,
off,
(coXXfov,
TO,
=:
KoiXXma, cock's comb.
Schol.
fingerless.
whose finger or fingers Hippol. Haer. 392,

short-tailed.
Clem. A. 792 B. C.
KoKKrjyas, a, 6, the
Xaiv, colleague.
KoXXryywv, ov, to,

avcrTTjpji,
Latin c o 1 1 e g a crvvdpEus. II, 888 A. B. the Latin collegium

Inscr.
stump-tailed,
Sept. Lev. 22, 23.
Chrys. IX, 657 E.

Sept. Lev. 21,
KoXoô-piv, ivos,
18.
6,
stump-nosed.
iraipeia.
6376.
2007, /.
Dion
C.
38, 13, 2.
Addend. Pallad Laus.

380 A.
I,
KoXoôpivot, ov,
preceding.
small.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
1066 A. B. Lyd. 162, 12.

(coXXjjTeoK
Apophth. 377 C. D.
KoXXdv.
781
C.
ri,
=
rj,
KoXojSdy,
ov,
short,
Diosc.
1,
104.
8ei
Theoph. Nonn.
Arlem. 134,
ea6r\Tfs.
142.
ftoXXijTtxdr,
ov,
(xoXXao)) fitted for gluing or

1,
KoXoôs, ov, o, Colobus, an epithet of Joannes the anchoret. Apophth. 204 C.

KoXoô-OTaxvs,
6, p. 16.
uniting.
Diosc.
68.
2,
147, pp. 73. 264,
V,
with short a-raxves.

Plut.
9.
Diosc.
1,
TpavpArtov.
(coXX(fci)
Geopon. 4, 14, 1. shape like a koXXc^ (a kind of cake). Athen. 3, 37, p. 112 F, aproi. KoXXov, ov, TO. Olymp. 462, TCTpahiov ?
KoKXaa.
KoXXiKios, ov, in
Plut. II, 952 B.
KoXo/SoTj/f, TjTos,
f),
shortness.
6,
et
alibi.
AquU. Ex.
11, 800 E, VseaA-Athan.
IV, 541 B.
392.
Anast. Sin. 64 C.
short-necked.
KoXoô-rpdxr/Xos, ov,
Adam.
off,
S.
16.
KoKXopoôv, mi, TO, club?

KoXXovdiavoi,
KdXXouflor.
5>v, ol,
Hipparch. 1037 A.
*KoXo^6a), axTw,
(icoXojSds)
to
cut
1, 1, is
shorten,
Colluthiani, the followers

I,
of
mutilate.
Aristot.
3, 8,
H. A.
4,
20.
Part.
of.
Athan.
388 C.
Animal.
4.
13,
1,
destitute
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by Microsoft
AjoXo/SwSe?
Sept. Reg. 2, 4, 12, rar
Po/!/i. 1, SO, 13.
fit
676
""'
'"'''^f
icoKoavui
x"paf
1,
ttoSos.
KoXon)
KoXo/36(a.
DM.
78, p. 90,
yvvaiKOS
rrjv
piva KoXofioiirdca.
10 T^s Matt, 24,
B.
KoXnias, ov,
6,
of a gulf.
KoXirlas avejwi, gulf-
22.
Marc.
C9,
13, 20.
wind.
Philon. Bybl.
in or
apud Eus. lU,

gulf.
Philosir.
76 C.
KoXofiaSris, es, shortish.
Polem. 277.
AchiU. Tat. 985 D.

KoXmrrjs, ov,
pirates.
6,
KoXoMr,!.
Plut.
II,
(KoXoiof,
EIAQ) jackdaw-like.
L. cucurbita,
2,
of a
126,
93 E.
7)f,
ij,
KoX^K^j.'â,
=
=
KoKoKivTti,
4, 7
.
KoXtvofiSfjs,
es,
(koXttos,
EIAQ)
gulf-like.
Ael.
gourd.
4,
II,
Sept.
Jonas
105 (107).
132.
161 (162). Lucian. Just. Tryph. 107.

Diosc.
Theod. JU, 1340 C. KoXTToeiSmj, adv. in the form of a gulf.
N. A.
9,
14, 8.
Strah.
P7ir!/n.
rjs, fj,
437.
koXokuitt;.
6.
1, 1.
*KokoKiv6ri,
8,
Aristot.
I,
H. A.
6âZen.
koXttos, ov, 6,
TO yvvaiKciov alSolov, the vagina,
10, 2.
MoKchn.
94 C.
Lucian.
96.
in anatomy.
Lycus. apiid Orib.
Ill, 382, 4.
11,81 C.
KoXoKvvdivoi, ov,
VI, 336 E. of KokoKvvBr). Lucian.

101 E.
II,
132.
Moschn. 7. Galen. II, 370 E. Soran. 259, 2. Fistula, sinuous 5. OW^. I, 1423 D.
Ko\oKvv6i.ov,' ov, TO,
KoXoKvvda.
Ci/rUl. Scyth.
ulcer.
Diosc.
1,
186.
Galen.
II,
362 E.
6.
V.
S. -291
C, o|ou9.
293 C.
Also, KoXonivloild
koXttoq), to i?i/2a<e.
Zwn. H. VI, 1010,

(koXttoo)) sinuosity
13.
:
nov.
Apophth. 184 B.
fj,
KoXircopa. aTos, to,
swell-
KoXoKvvdts, iSos,
colocynthis,
Galen.
II,
gourd.
ing.
Sept.
Ezech. 43,
fj,
Plut.
I,
420
Dioxc. 4, 175 (178).
81 C. 94 C.
Poll. 4, 116.
101 E.
KoXoKvvTiov, see KoXoKvvdiov.
Colorbasii, the followers
I,
KoXiraais,
11.
e<as,
inflation, swelling.
Aristeas
Herodn.
7),
1,
15, 11.
into a bosom, folded, as
KoXopfidatoi,
cov, ol,
of
KoX7ro)T05,
01/,
formed
P/m(.
Colorbasus.
Epiph.
577 C.
Theod. IV,
Iren.
a garment.
KoXvpfids, dSos.
Xu/i(3a8e9
II, 1
73 C.
361 B.
KoXopfiacros, ov
6,
KoKvfia, KoXvdiov, see KoKâ, koXovXlov.
Colorhasus, a heretic.
I,
fj,
{KoXvp^dxa) swimming
Koolives
593 A.
a-os.
Also, KoXdpâ577 C. 232, 11. 344, Hippol. Haer. 72, 66.
Epiph.
iXalai,
swimming
1,
in brine,
colymbades,
aX/idSfS iXaai.
Diosc.
79.
138
(139).
Erotian.
238.
Archigen.
KoKos, ov,
6,
an animal.
1,
Strah.
7, 4, 8.
icoXoa"(naio? or KoKoTTiaios, a, ov,
apud
Pkilon
2,
Orib.
Ko\oa-a-iKos.
1.
P^ri/n. 118,
47.
U, 149, 10. condemned.
Galen. YI, 353 A.
Moer.il.
Athen.
Diod. 11, 72.

I, 2, 8.
46, p. 55, 63 as v.
4, 10.
11,
573, 30.
KoXorrtKoff,
colossal.
f],
KoXoa-aiKos
or
ov,
(KoXotrcros)
1,
Strab. 17, 1, KoXvp^da, to swim. Classical. Pallad. Laus. 1066 A, Barn. 753 B. 44.
colossicus,
63.
Diod.
46, p. 55,
TOK norapov,
reservoir.
swimming across
Tj,
the river.
Stral). 1, 1, 23.
14, 1, 14.
Plut. II, 780
*KoXvp^fj6pa, Of,
Plut.
2, 14.
bathing-place, pool, pond,
A.
KoXoo-cros or koXottos,
sical.
oil, 6,
Classical.
Ephemerid. Alex, apud

4, 18, 17.
2,
colossus.
Clas-
I,
706 E.
3, 15. 3.
Poh/b. 5, 88,
Atitip.
1,
et alibi.
Diod. 16,
Reg. Joann. 5,
Sept.
4,
Nehem.
Jos.
et alibi.
33.
S. 52.
Strab. 14, 2, 5, 6 toC
Ant.
font.
15,
3,
Plut. II, 487 F.

35,
9.
'HXi'ou,
of Rhodes.
as,
17,
piscina.
Paus.
2.
811 A,
Baptismal
KoXoaaovpyia,
colossus.
(EPPQ)
23.
(7ie
making of a
Oil,
Clem. A.
II,
764 D.
Cyrill.
7, 4.
H. 1080
Coiwf. 101,
Ill,
Strab.
1, 1,
B.
TO,
Chrys. IX, 608 E.
Socr.
KoXovXlOV, KoXvOwV, KOpvBlOV, OV KOpV<^lOV,
(536),
16.
972 E.
foot,
1205 D.
fj,
Proc.
coluthium, colythium, corythium, or coryphium, a species of shellfish.
KoXvp^rjo-K!,
{KoXvp^dai)
a swimming,
Plin. 32, 53. 27.
Orib.
I,
143,
2.
diving.
)(ov,
Arr. P.
ov, 6.
M. E.
it.
35, tov mviKiov Koy-
KoXovpiov, incorrect for KoXKovpiov.
diving after
KoKovpos,
I,
ov,
{koXos, ovpd)
dock-tailed.
Plut.
KoXvpPos.
51.
preceding.
35,
Antip. Thess.
Orih. 11, Orib.
380 F, birds. Nicom. 126, nvpafiis, truncated pyramid, the frustum of a pyramid. Hipparch. Oi KoXovpot kvkXoi, the colures. 1060 C. Oemin. 761 C. 781 A. Achill. Tat. Isagog. 977 A. B.
Strab. 16, 2, 42.

7.
Herod, apud
1.
467,
I,
Paus.
4.
2,
4nj;i7.
apud
C.
524,
Reservoir
16.
=
fj,
Pallad.
Laus.
1026
2.
193,
KoXvp^fjBpa.
Heron Jun.
Luc. Act.
Ko\ovpa>ini, fwf,
fj,
koKovo'is.
lamhl. Adhort.
KoKwveia, as,
^=
KoXaivla.
16, 12.
364.
KoXduoreoff, a, ov,
Discr. 4496.
^=
ov Bel Ko\ov(rS(u.
Clem.
KoXmvia, as,
diroiKia,
A.
I,
644 B. a kind of plaything, perhaps Plut. II, 526 C.
K6\o(f>aiv, fifor, 6,
$epfii^, top.
Ptopamv i a Luc. Act. 16, 12 as V. 1. Dion C. 72, 15, 2. Eus. II, 481 B. Chal. 1544 C, BrjpvTos. Hierosol. 1252 C,
fj,
the Latin c o 1 o n
colony.
Roman
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KoXavoi;
'lcpo(r6\vfia.
677
Jos. B. J.
7,
KOIMfJ,aTl,KO<;
(Compare
3,
KOfiris, TITOS,
rarely
itos, 6,
the Latin
:
comes,
prefect.
Elf BrjpvTov rJKcv

TToXis
fj
8e
eariv cv Tg ôiviKrj
headman, chief
Inner.
officer
governor,
Pafiaiav ajroiKOS.)
Ko\<av6s, ov, 6,
the Latin c o 1 o n u
2.
=
=
airoiKos.
Justinian. 162, Ko/iawKos,

rj,
Bus. II, A. 1152 A. Athan. I, 261 D. 709 C. 712 A. II, 932 A. Basil. IV, 277 D, TrpifidTav. 317 A, t&v 5,,a-avp&v. Greg. Naz. Ill, 257 A. Greg. Nyss. HI, 1077 A. Macar. 588 A. Epiph. I, 409 D. 424 D. Petr. A. H, 1289 B, Xapymmvav. Chrys. Ill, 571 D. Zos. 428. mi. 349 B. Ephes. 989 B, et alibi. Cyrill. A. X, 136 A. Theod. Ill, 1100 C. Malch. 240,8. Xyd 172, 20 173. Proe. HI, 246,
navrjs.
8, 2, ^pvyias IlaKaJoann. Mosch. 2885 D, ttjs dvaToX^s. Damasc. HI, 1272 C. Hes. Suid.
372.
me
6v,
(Ko/iava) of
Comana.
Diosc.
Eupor.
2, 25, Xi'floy.
(co/iorof, a, ov,
the Latin
comatus
KOjir\Tqs,
long-haired.
Dion
C. 46, 55, 5.
Kon^dpLov, see Kovfi^dpmv.

Kofiâwv, avos, 6,
a corruption
KoiiêvTos. KOjiêvTosKO/xj3eiTor.
ofcampaguB,
Chron. 596, 20.
a kind of shoe.
KOfifievSov, TO,
KOfiêvnov, to,
KOfiîvTov, TO,
= =
Dioclet. 9, 11.
15.
Justinian. Novell.
z=:z
Mai. 183,
22.
6, 4.
^ nZec.
Also, <op.ivTov. Diac. 150, 22.

KofiîvTos,
ov,
ieo
con-
Koixr]TaTrj(Ttos, Ko/iijrdrov, KoprjTaTos,
incorrect for
KOfiiTarrjaios, KOfuraTov, KOfUTaTos.
the Latin
conventug,
AS?,, 2S.
KoprjTiavos,
r],
6v,
belonging
to
K6p,r)s.
Theod.
vened, convoked.
'kevTiov.
Mai.
494,12,0-1Kop.îvTos,
IV,
1220
A.
OV,
Lyd.
172,
21.
Justinian.
also KovfievTos,
cil.
Substantively,
Novell.
KopLrfTLKos,
8, 2.
fi,
(TvveXevais, assembly, coun3, 12. 5. 8.
preceding.
Chal. 1537 C,
207.
6.
Lyd. 11, 22. ^niec. 371, 12. Theoph. 262,
Mai. 102,
Ta^ts.
KopLT/Teov
Ko/i/Siva, as, ^,
L. tractoriae, an order from the proper authority to engage in the races of the hippodrome. Porph. Cer.
304. 464, 17.
oTos,
TO, (^Kofiîvevco)
(combino)
Sei Kop,eiv.
Muson.
KoprjTwv, incorrect for KopiTiov.

Kop,rjns, iSos,
r),
(kojlhjttjs)
long-haired.
Synes,
Nil. 312
1181
C
f),
Kop.r]Tia-<Ta, rjs,
the wife
of a
Koprfs.
KOji^lvevfiu,
a matching.
Ibid.
B. 313 B.
son of a
pibiov.
Stud. 1493 A.
Fseudo-Chry.i. YTJI, 88 (722) D.

)to/i;8'ei5<a,
KO/irjTOTTOvXoS, OV, 6,
K6p.ris.
(pullus)
K6p.r)T0S TTois,
euo-a,
the Latin
combino.
Koitîvoypd(j)os, ov, o, (ypd<j)a>) writer
of Koji^lvai.
KopiaTos, KOjilhiov,
Cedr. U, 434, 23. incorrect for Koppedros,

Kop-q.
Kop.-

Kofiîov, ov, TO,
((cofijSos)
Small purse tied up.
Ko/iiov, ov, TO,
little
Epict.
2, 24, 24,
et
Porph
/Siov.)
Cer.
798,
4.
(Compare
Xuo))
diroKoii-
alibi.
Kop.lpe,
KOnPoKirris, ov,
6,
((Co/ijSos,
=:
ôKavrioNicet.
incorrect for
Ko'ipe,
I,
the Latin c o
re
avveKBflv.
r),
Pint.
30 A.
Jos. Ant. 17,
To/ws, cutpurse, pickpocket.

Ko/ijSos, av, 6,
Hes. Curop. 13,

reed,
KopiiTTos,
ov, (^Kop.i^<a) brought.
knot.
Apollod. Arch, 47.
4,1.^
KopuTaTrjcrios,
Byz 776 C, magical.

tS>v (poivLKav,
bunch.
2. Joint of a
Suid.
=
[It
9,
the Latin
comitatensis,
Petr. A. II, 1280
pertaining
KopiTaros, ov,
to the KopiTaroi.
KovSvXos.
seems to
rjorda,
H. Catech. 9, 10. be of the same origin with

Cyrill.
KVfifi-axos,
Ku/3-i)(nV8a.
C. XapyLTiaves.
6,
ku/3-
kvii^t)
Com-
imperial
residence.
court,
pare also
knob, cob, German Knopf, Kopf, Koppe, Kappe.]

(kohôs)
to knot, to tie in
the Latin comitatus, the the emperor's retinue or Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 29 C. 31 C.
Chal. 1813 D.
voSia.
<co/x(3oia, aa-ia,
Mid.
ment.
a knot.
Also,
Epiph.
Lyd.
73, 2
Pa<Ti'\as a-v6.
KO/ierai-os.
Mai. 319,
I,
KOfiôojiai.,
to
put on one's self a gar-
Also, TO KopiTdrov.
Athan.
Hes. KofiâxTaa-dm, trToXia-acrBaL. (See also dvaKOiiôm, cyKo^jSdiB.) 2. To
341 D.
KopiTiov ov,
93. 97, et alibi.
bewitch, deceive
tricks,
by magical knots or juggling

Mai. 395,
11, TroXXa
epie.
KaTaSfco.
Xpflp.aTa.
Kofifiiofia,
395, 14, ttoXXous.

(koiiôoi)
395, 18,
Ant. 13, 279 D. Dion C. Frag.

Twv.
K6p,p,a,
424 C. 11, 1548 B. Jos. TO, the Latin comitium. 837 B. II, Plut. I, 30 A. 9, 2.
I,
225 B. 720 C. 193 D. Carth.
CM.
5,
7.
Also,
Kop.e-
aros, t6,
equipment, dress.
impostOT : swindler.
Inscr. 5879.
aroi, to,
Hes.
Ko/i)3(UTijj, OV, 6,
fTTtdiTrjs,
Basilic. 60, 30, 8.

KOfiedTov,
KOfievTaprfiTios, KO/ievrdpios,
Kofiepiaov,
k. t. X.
a part of a kS>Xov, Dion. H. VI, 862, 13. Heph. Poem. 4, 1. Hermog. Ehet. 158, 12. Pseudo-Demeir. 6, 10. Longin. Frag. 8, 12.
as yv&di a-cavTov.
6,
comma,
incorrect for Kop-fteaTov, KOfiixcvTaprjcnos,

KojievTov, KoixeraTos, Kojiinov,
tllTOTOS, KOp.iTtOP.
KoppaTtas, ov,
KoppariKos,
rj,
following.
Philostr. 621.
see Kop.êvTos, ko-
ov, (Kop-pa.)
commaticus,
11.
of
short sentences.
Hermog. Khet. 243,
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KOfifâriKco^
adv. in short sentences.
short KOfifm
678
Dion. H.
C.
KTiKr)
KOfiyfrevTOi:
iirta-ToXfj
Kou.lxaTtKSis,
Suid. KoppôvrfTopiov,
Trpoirra-
VI, 1072, 16.

*K0)iiia.TWv,
drroaTcXKopfvr) els x<P"s.
ov, TO,
(in rhetoric).
KoppovXaTos, see KOvpovXaros.

Kopparris, ov,
23,
14,
6,
Dion. H. V, 218, 10.

23.
Commation, the choral piece preceding the parabasis in the old comedy. Eupol. apud Heph. 14, 2. Poem. 14, 1. Latin commeatus Koniiearov, ov, to, the
2.
Hermog. Ehet. 283,
(Koppoco)
dresser.
II,
Epict.
2,
hair-dresser.
I,
Plut.
348 E. F.
Synes.
Clem. A.
593 B.
La-opjai,,
KoppwTiôpai,
to
he dressed up.
1200 D.
KopoSa, incorrect for KoppuiSa.
,;
a7ro\uo-i9
1,
Tav (TTpanayrwv, furlough.

ieo. Tact.
8, 4.
Mauric.
6.
7.
Also,
iJes.
KopoSpopos, see KoipoSpopos.

KopoTpo(j)ea> (ko/utj, Tpe(^co), to let the hair of the
Ko^liiaTov.
Pallad.
Suit/.
Laus.
1194
A.
Kofiiarov ....
KOfifievhov,
Ko/itaTav ....
head grow.
4,4,3.^
Kopiraywyia, as,
(Tp6s.
Diod.
1,
18, p. 21, 88.
Strab.
incorrect for KOfijiivTov.
K.oiiiiivTapr)inos,
tariensis
ov, 6,
the Latin
commenone who Basil. IV,

201,
2.
rj,
(^Kop,T!os,
dyayos)
Kopna-
vwofi.vr]iJ.aToypa.(jios,
hid. 393 D.
has the charge of public papers. 1021 B. Nil. 193 D. Lyd. 198, 16.
Justinian.
KopTrdpiov, see Kovp^dpiov.
KopTrapos, ov, 6, the
Latin
compar,
a
partner.
Edict.
13,
17.
ikfaZ.
492," 10.
Suid.
Kopnaa-pos, ov,
I, 6,
Damage. Ill, 1253 B. .... E(. ikf. p. 527, 25.

KoiifievrdpLov, ov, to,
fles.
Ko/jLevrapla-ios
(Kopirdîo)
boasting.
Plut.
462 A.
Pott. 6, 29,
the Latin
commenta632 C.
Athan.
Kopiraa-Trjs, ov, 6, boaster, braggart.
rium,
1.
register.
KOfi.p.VTa.pios, ov, 6,
Athan.
I,
et alibi.
Koptraa-TiKos,
rj,
Kofifievrapri&ios.
ov, boastful.
Poll.
9,
146.
264 A.
KopirauTiKois, adv. boastfully.
Nil. 328 A.
Kop-fievTov, ou, TO,
18.
_ Theoph.
9.
comment um
262,
8.
Lyd. 211,
668,
20
Kopirea, to ring a coin.

Kopnripos, d, ov,
Kop.-
Caesarius 1060.
Schol. Arist.
KopiraoriKos.
/Sei/Toff.
Ach. 1182.
KoppepKeico, evo'a, (jioppepKiov) to trade.
Cont. 853,
2.
6,
Theoph.
Kopniva, incorrect for Kop^va.

KopTTivevo},
evo'a,
To
tax property.
Tzym.
the Latin
two.
combine,
(o
Novell. 301. 302.

KoppepKidpios, ov,
r
i
join two
and
Porph'. Cer. 475, 20, to
the Latin
commerciaof
customs.
721,
20.
T uaypdpia Kol Ta napiTrma.

KopTTiTaXta, av,
tcl,
;=
Te\a>vr]s,
collector
the Latin
II,
Compitalia
8.
Joann. Mosch.
3061
D.
Chron.
Mai. 396,
pios-
14,
Por-/)7i.
Adm.
190,
7.
\sacrd).
Dion. H.
672,
Cer. 717, 18 Kovpcpxidpios, write KovppepKid-
(rreKopmTos, ov, 6, the Latin compitum Dion. H. 11, 672, 9. vainos. KopTrKrfTiav, tavos, fj, the Latin completion
Koppepiaov, ov, TO, c o
mmerc
pia, ipnoXrja-is, trade, traffic,
3,19,2.
toms,
737,
6.
/oann.
757,
8.
ilfoscA.
i u :^ epnocommerce. A ntec. 3064 A. 2. Cus-
TrXrjpaicns.
Mosch. 3073
Lyd. 202, 1 KopirXenav. Joann. B KopnXaTLova for KopirXrjTiava.

7;s,
r),
KopTTOKftpaXappripoo'vvri,
(KO/ijros,
KeôX^,
custom-house duty.
action, revenue.
Proceeds of any transPorph. Adm. 208, 3. Cer. Tzym. Novell. 301. 697, 2 KovpipKiov.
3.
Theoph.
728,
2.
pfjpa) big talk.
Lyd. 200,
1.
KopnoXoyeo),
rja-co,
((co/UTToXoyos)
KOpiroXoKea.
Socr. 917 A. B.
KopndXoyia, as,
422. 17.
fj,
big talk.
Men. P.
Xeya))
354, 16.
KoppiaTov, see Koppedrov.

Koppihiov, ov, TO,
28.
Syncell. 25, 10.

ov,
^=
Koppi,
gum.
Bekker. 1208,
Diosc.
1, 77,
KopnoXoyos,
Kop'no-TTOiia
(ko^ttos,
talking
big.

(ico/i/it), to
Kopplô)
p. 79.
look like
gum.
KopnoXaKeo).
Epiph.
11,
109
D.
the Latin
KoppiTevai,
eommitto.
c o
Gloss.
KopTTo-pia^, OKOS,
6,
=^
to
KO^TToXoyos.
NU. 312
43,
Jur. KoppLTcvfTai, PefiaiovTai. Koppoha, av, TO, the Latin
D.
mmoda
Kopnoopai (Kopwos),
22. 4.
grow
big.
Dion C.
(commodum),
Suid.
perquisites, pay, reward.
KopnaSas
cov, tii,
(Kopnd>8ris),
adv. boastfully.
Afric.
KoppoSeia,
in
(Koppohos) games celebrated
64 A.
KopTraSia, as,
r},
honor of
the
Emperor Commodus.
Latin
Inscr.
boostfulness.
Nil. 220 C.
248.
Koppovvriipiov, ov, to, the
1
r.i
Ko/i<êKTa)p, opos, 6,
the Latin
eonfector,
Martyr.
Dion.
um
commoniCarth.
Justinian.
VTropvtjtrnKov, memorial.
analogous to the Spanish matador. Polyc. 16, p. 1041 A.

Kop\lfevT6s,
r),
92.
93.
Chal.
924 C.
1545.
1.
ov, (^Kop\JAeva>)
1.
Kopijfos.
Xovell. 128, 17.
Edict. 12,
Euagr.
'iSiS
H.Y,
170,
Digitized
by Microsoft
KO/xiôeTTeta
KOfiôerreia, as,
ij,
679
elegant dictioA'l Kova-eva-os, ov,
I
(((oîôeir^f)
6,
the Latin
or talk.
Method. 373 B.
talking elegantly.
consensus
1.
=:r
crvvaivio-is.
KOji'ôein\s, (S, (xoî/frfr, ciTreii/)
Kova-iKia
Antec.
1, 14, 1.
/covo-ouaXta.
Mai. 183,
Cyrill.
A. IV, 828 B.
ijtro),
Koi/o-iXidpiof, ou, 6,
KOjVôKoyiai,
Aristocl.
(Ko^'v|/'oXdyoy) ?o tott elegantly,
:=
ôvXfvT^s.
apud
the Latin consiliarius Nic. II, 728 C. Porph.
jEms. Ill,
xo/ii/'oXoyia, ay, ^,
1249 B.
Athan.
I,
KOfi'ôeneui.
16, 19 Kovo-iXapwt Koi/crouXdpior ? Kovaikiov, less correct for kwvo-IXiov.

Kova-Lo-Tapiavot, av, oi, c
Them.
556 B.
KOvfievTOS, Kovhaiuov, see Ko/i/Scvros, kovtokiov.
Koviawra, w\ra,
(TvcrTaTfipwt.
on si storiani Justinian.NoyeW. 13, 3. Porph.
TrpocnTTaiai,
to
stumble, to
make a
stumble.
(rKoi/SaTTTO).
Mai. 309, 9, eij ti. Also, ffes. (See also KovSptfo/iot.)
Cer. 495, 11.

Kova-uTTapiov, see Kavcrta-Tapiov.
KovSdpiv, incorrect for Kovrapiv.
KovSepe,
12.
condere
ov,
Kovao^plva, as, fj, consobrina, first female cousin. npoTrpia Kovaofiplva, propria conso-
Kpiitrew.
Lyd. 143,
or
brina
Trjp.
p.eyd\ov Bdov % p,ydXrjs deias 6vydMei^cov Kovco^plva, second female cousin.

3, 6, 4. 5. 6.
KovSiKTiKios,
condicticius
^nêc.
2, 1,
con-
Antec.
dictitius.
KovbXros, ov,
26.
i
Kovco^pivos,
,
ov,
6,
consobrinus,
=:
S,
first
fieya-
u s seasoned, Fseud-Athan. IV, 1157 B, olvos, vispiced. num conditum. 2. Substantively, to kokSit
the Latin c o n d
male cousin.
Xou 6eiov
a-o^plvos,
5. 6.
fj
llpdrrptos Kova-ofiplvos
fieyak-qs Belas vlos.
Mfi'fmi/ <ov6, 4.
Tov, 77.
conditum
Galen.
second cousin.
Antec.
kovSitoj olvos.
C.
Orib.
I,
Moscli.
X, 599
(kovSos,
433, 12.
3.
Kovo-os, KovaovK, KovaovdXia, see KSiva-os, kSivO'QvX, Ktavo'OvdXia.
Apophth. 376 C.
KovSofiS^s, es,
Theoph. Cont. 142,
EIAQ)
sôyZ
o/
stature.
Kova-ovXdpLos, ov,
6,
consularis
682 A.
1.
Mai
xmaTiKos.
100, 17, et alibi.
KocSoijXiKOf, OV, (fjXiKLa)

stature.
Chrys. Ill, 626 E.

Kov8oiSr]s, short
2.
Chal. 840 D.
of
KovcTovXos,
TOi .....
ov,
6,
Apocr. Martyr. Barthol.

6,
=
r),
28, 5.
kS>v(tov\.
Suid. "Yva-
mvS6-6pi^, rpixas,
232, 13.
short-haired.
Mai. 88, 18.

Vit.
KovaTiTovTiaiv, mvos,
Ta^ts, ttaTVTToxns.
constitutioi=:
Antec.
biA-
KovSo-KoipevTos, Of, (^Kovpcvco) close-shorn.
Clim. 608 C.
jcovbopdviKos, Kov86s, incorrect for KovrofidviKos,
KovrdKiov, iw, TO, (kovto^)
1, 2, 6.
Toiios,
roll, scroll.
Hence,
24.
official
writing of
any kind.
6,
Typic.
8 'O ap-
Kovros.
Curop.
5, 2, rfjs xî-poTovias.
KovSo-T^dyywv, incori'ect for KovroTâyyiov, ov,

TO,
Xtov Tuiv KovraKiiov.

rectly.
Also, kovSoklov, incor-
KovTov Tâyyiov.
Stud. 1720 B.
Kovhovpos, incorrect fbr Kovrovpos.

KovSo)(epr)s,
rj,
6,
(x^'p) short-handed.
Theoph.
366,
6,
a surname.
Kovbpiôimi
KovSaTTTw.
k6vSv, vos, to,

2,
(Persian) 'cup.
Porph. Car. 448, 14. Sept. Gen. 44,
Laod. 15. Lex. In the Ritual, a kovtukiov is a short hymn containing a comprehensive view or the substance of a church feast. Many of the KovrdKia are ascribed to Saint
Sched. 790.
Balsam.
2.
Concil.
Romanus, who
Anastasius.
15.
flourished
in
1.
the reign of
et alibi.
Synax.
Oct.
Curop. 57,
*Kovdv\l(a, iao), (k6v8v\os) to strike with the fist,
Hyperid. apud Poll. 8, 76. Malach. 3, 5. Longin. Basil, m, 312 B. 44,4. Aster. 169 C. Pallad. Laus. 1058 C, tropically. Eus. Alex. 341 B. 2. Tb stumble KovSpiô/iai, Eus. I, 305 D. KovSaiTTa.
simply
Sept.
to strike.
2,
Kovra^, axos,
3,
Amos
7.
43,
6, :^ kovtos, pole. Justinian. Cod. KvvravQv KovraKa, Quintanum con-
tum.
Kovraparos, ov,
status.
6,
armed with a
Kovrdptov, L. hap. 313.
TseuA-Afric. Cest. 72,

thrust with
Leo.
Tact.' 12, 41, et alibi.
Koi/SuXicr/ids, ov, 6, (ncovSuXifo))
a striking.
Sept.
Kovrapea, as,
fj,
a Kovrdpiov.
Theoph.
spear.
Sophon.
2, 8.
^rtem. 168.
490,
Gloss. Jur,
6.
k6'/&v\os, ov, 6, Joint.
Paul Aeg. 146, of reed.
Kovrdpiov,
ov, TO,
1, 1.
(kovtos)
2, 9.
Bopv,
Theoph. Cont. 318, 17, KaKd/iov.
Mauric.
701
-IV.
3,
14 Kovrdpiv.
Chron.
5, 3,
Kavvia ....
KovelKa,
rj,
Kovida, to
ya^dda. Dioclet. G. l6, 19. reduce to dust. Steph. Diac. 1137 C.

(^Koviopros')
to
:=
et alibi.
2.
7.
Tlieoph. 458, 17.
Leo. Tact.
Pole, to
push with.
Porph.
Adm.
76,
D.
Kov(opra(a,
rjo'xo,
KOVToTos, OV,
dust,
to
6,
(kovtos)
KovTapoTos. Mtturic.
brush.
2, 1. 5. 7.
Stud.
740 A.
r},
Kovrevpos, see KOVTOvpos.
iKcvaeKpaTiaiv, covos,
the Latin consecratio.
KovTeia, fvaa, (kovtos) to put on a spear.

160,
6.
Mai.
Lyd. 193, 20.
245, 19,
TT/v Ke^dKr)v.
(389, 12 EiV
Digitized
by Microsoft
KOVTOêVtO
KOVTov
TTeirriyiiivai.
680
Koâ, as,
fj,
KOVpiOV
426, 11 Els kovtov fiairra-
coxa :=
KaXrfsjr,
the
bend of
the
ô/ievriv, SC. Tiji/ Ke<jidKJjV.)
knee.
Suid. Ko|a .... KtoXijTra ....
KoiTo/Sfuo), ev<Ta, (kovtos) to set or drive with
KoopraXios, a, ov, the Latin
cohortalis,
Lyd. 198,
,
of
pole,
Porph-
Adm.
76,
7,
irkapav, fxeaov, els
the imperial body-guard.

Koopns,
Tj,
2.
Trjv Trpifivau fiera
Kovrapiav.
KovToâvSlrm, mv, oi, Contobauditae, certain heretics who held meetings at a place called Tim. Constantinople. TO. KovTofiavSov, in
Presb. 57 B. C.
KovTofioKia,
1, rjcra,
11, 23, 1.
the Latin c o h o r s cohort. Polyb. 11, 33, 1 TiTTapas moopns. Lyd,

Suid.
(coTrdf )
(KOTrf),
157, 1 al KoopTrjs.
KoirdStov, ov, TO,
copadium,
Laus.
piece
Kovra jSdWa.
Strab. 10,
of meat. Apophth. 200 A

2,
Pallad.
KOTtabiv.
1210 B.
Polyb.
(Compare
Classical.
12.
15, 3 'YlKmv lepelav K07TTop.eva)v.)

to
KovTOfiavlKLov. ov, TO, (KOVTo/xaviKos) short-sUeved
KOTrdfo),
have
rest
from.
garment.
Porph. Cer. 641,

15.
10.
Josu. 14, 15, ToC aoXep.ov

cease
46,
7.
;
2.
Sept.
to
To cause
KovToixaviKos, ov, (kovtos, fiaviKiov) short-sleeved.
to appease.
Sept. Sir. 39, 28,
43, 23.
Porph. Cer. 294,

er being
578, 20.
778,
3.
KovTo-ixovoôXov, OV, TO, pole-Uaping , the leap-
Korraiov, ov, to,
^=
KomSiov.
Alciphr.
3, 7.
supported by a pole
1.
a game.
KOTravi^co, iVo), (Koiravov)
to bray,
pound.
1,
Sept,

KovTOfivTrjs,
Tj,
Reg.
(Tiiios,
3, 4, 22.
Diosc. Eupor.
154, p. 174.
....
6,
(pvTT))
^=
person.
Theoph. Cont. 137,
8,
SHub-uosed a surname.
Steph.
Konavto-TTjptov, ov, to, pestle. KOTrdpiov, ov, to,
Hes. ÂXr}3ivov
(kott^)
surgical knife.
Paul.
KOVTOTTveva-Tl (kovtos, TTveio), adv. panting.
Diac. 1104 B.
KOVTOS,
Tj,
ov,
Kcmaais,
Aeg. 264. 268. apparently

243.
Kcmwais.
Achmet-
Leont.
Cypr.
Polem. 268. Ppaxvs, short. 1721 C. Geopon. 10, 8, 2.
KOTTfvSdpiov, OV, TO, Staff.
Doroth. 1636 B.
Classical.
alibi.
ieo. Tact.
6, 26. 37.
12,86.-2.
Substan-
KuneTos, OV,
Sept.
6,
lamentation, wailing.
tively, TO KovTov, Jacket.
Theoph. 682, 12.
Gen. 50, 10, et

Chisel.
[In classical
short spear.']
.ovTo-(TTi<f>avos,
Greek
ov,
II,
6,
kovtos, pole, javelin,
KOTTeis, cais, 6, (kottto)) cutter.
2.
Agathar. 126,
I,
6.
Diod.
1,
35, p. 42, 40. Apollon.

18.
Short Stephens, a sur5.
D. Synt. 301, 28.

Koirrj,
rjs,
f),
Lucian.
name.
Cedr.
437,
6,
KovTovêpvaKios, ov,
the Latin
contuberBasilic.
n a1
i s
-^
avaKrjvQs,
1.
6p.6a-KTjtJos.
13, 1, 21
vaptos.
as V.
Hes.
Also,
KovTovêp-
Mauric.
9, 5,
p 235.
Basilic. 13, 1,
Gen. 14, 17. Judith 15, 7.-2. Divorce Aquil. Deut. 24, 1 Bi^Xiox dnoaTda-tov. 3. A restraining, checking. Doroth. fcoTTJjr. 1636 B, ToS deKfip,aTos. 4. A pounding.
slaughter.
Sept.
Deut. 28, 25.
21.
Alex. Ajihr. Probl. 22,
9.
KovTOvêpviov, ov, TO,

oKia.
2.
contubernium
et alibi.
:=
KOTTiaTTjs,
.
ov,
6,
(/coTTtdo))
industrious
Mauric.
6,
1, 2,
Leo. Tact. 4,
worker.
10,
2.
II,
person,
Vespil-
35.
27 KovvTovêpviv.
fossarius,
=^
toe
a-afiaTa TreptOTcXXov
KovTov'pos, less correct KovvTovpos, a, ov, (kovtos,
Tciv KfKoip,ri)iivmv, bearer.
Epiph.
Gloss.
825 A.
Porph. Adm 167 Koi/Tctipof, incorrect ? Suid. Kovdovpov .... Achmet. 152. Anon. Byz. 1205 B. C, iWof. 2. Substantively, (a) to
ovpd)
1=
KoXoôKfpKos, dock-tailed.
Justinian. Novell. 5?,

KOTTtdm, aa-a, politely
2.
used for
epxf<r6ai, to come.
et,
Theoph. 728, 18
(c-
repsii' Sc
koI ov
BiXa
tva
ido-';?
KovvTovpov,
the
remainder,
in
Andr. C. Method. 1329 B. (b) i) kovTovpa, KepKovpos, a kind of light vessel. Porph. Adm. 150, 11. 151, 19.
subtraction.
and I
os Tav &Se, you are an old man, do not wish that you should take the
trouble to
come as far as
fj.
here.
(kottto),
9.
Ko-'^rpp,ia, as,
also to Ko^lScpfiov, ov,
Seppa) a cutting of the skin.

11,
Mai. 401,
ovTo<popos, 0lin.
(kovtos, 4>epa>)
II, 24.
carrying a jave-
quid?
labor,
toil. ttj
Lucian.
250.
Dion
C. 40, 15,
Kovrpapios, u, ov, the Latin

ivavTLos.
contrarius
of a
2.
KOTTOf, ov, 6,
<rou9 KoTTovs eTToiTjaa iv
Apophth. 121 eprjpa! 396

Vit.
IIo-
D 'Airo
Epiph.
Antec.
rj,
1,
21.
the using
Kowov
pole.
1
ela-l,
they are fatigued.
KovTaa-Ls, a>s,
(kovtos)
04
Eij Kcmov ifiâKelv tovs warepas.
Ael. X. A. 12, 43.

KovTmTos,
pole.
T],
*K07r6co, dxra,
(kowos) to fatigue.
1.
Batrach. 190.
Jos. Ant.
OV,
furnished with, or propelled by a
Sept.
2, 6,
Judith 13,
5.
Diosc.
5, 56.
-Diod. 19, 12.
App.
J,
13, 96.
0, 63, otvos,
KowCiTris, ov, 6,
of Kovvâ.
Diosc.
Dion Chrys. I, 344, 6. Artem. 105. Symm. Esai. 7, 13.

KOTTTra,
476, 11.
wine flavored with conyza.

(titul.).
Geopon.
8,
10
see Q, below.
Kov<îppaTiva, the Latin

SaiSi!
confirmo
Koinra-(j)opos, ov, (<j)cpa))

/3f-
Komrarlas.
Lucian.
Ill, 104.
Antec.
1.
13, 5.
*K67rpiov, ov, to,
commonly
in the plural, (ko-
Digitized
by Microsoft
KOTT/ato-cruWeAiTOS
irptoi)
681
Strab. 16,
KopKupalof
Konpos-
Heraclit.
apud
8.
4, 26, p.
341, 21.
Sept. Sir. 22, 2.
Esai. 5,
3.
seq.
An
25.
Jer. 32, 19.
Luc. 13,
iJu/ apud
o/"
'Apocr.
Kopaôs,
Diod. 17, 44. App. U, 850, 19. instrument of torture so called. Act. Philipp. 19. 34. [Bam. 10
KopaKav.]
Strab. 12, 8, 16, xpoa,
Kopaaiov.
ov, crow-like.
Orii. II, 207, 1.

K(rpio-(riJXX(CTor,
oi/,
(Codex n) TOV
(cuXXeyo)) <o ^tc^ out
7j,
Cosm. Carm. Greg. 344. Koirpodâtov, ov, to, (fiitris) a place where Korrpos Geopon. % 22, 3. Theoph. 679, 17. is put,
Konpia.
raven-black.
Kopaa-iSiov, ov, to, 22.
little
Epict.
1,
18
Leo Gram. 239,

Konpcmrjkix^vpTos,
with
21.
ov,
Kopaawv,
{wriKos,
(j)ipa>)
ov,
to,
Kopiov,
Kopibiov,
1,
KoplcrKr],
covered
girl.
Sept.
Euth
Poll.
2, 8.
Reg.
20, 30.
Tobit
9,
dung and mud.
Joann. Hier. 472 A.

Schol. Arist.
6, 12.
Judith 16,
12.
2, 1 7,
Esth.
2, 2.
Matt.
KOTrpotâyos, ov,
=:
Konpov iaOlav.
24, et alibi.
73,
condemned. Phryn.
Plut. II, 528
Pac. 24.
KOTTpou), axTU),
condemned.
es,
^=
luvBooD, to
besmBor with dung.
Kopaa-mSris,
girl-like, girlish.
Epict. 4, 11, 18.
A.
645 D.
oblation,
4.
Clem. A.
I,
469 B.
Kmrpawfios, ov, 6, (ovofia) Copronymus, an epithet applied to the emperor Constantine, the
son of
Cedr.
11,
Kopâv, indeclinable,
gift,
Hebrew pnp
Marc.
1,
7,
=
11.
Sapov,
Jos.
offering.
Leo the
II,
Isaurian.
Genes. 100, 17.
4,
et alibi.
337
Theoph., 615,
[Compare Damasc. 9. Porph. Them.
Ant. 4, 4, in, 929 B.

Kopâvas,
a, 6,
Apion.
22, p. 453.
Orig.
{nopâv)
=:
yafoûXawoj', 6 Up6s
cause or other tliis emperor But as this epiwas surnamed CdbaUinus. thet suggested Ka^Mava, horse-dung, his religious opponents invented the fable that he defiled the font while the priest was baptizing him.]
53.
From some
6r](Tavp6s, the
Jo.-:.
sacred treasury.
Matt. 27,
6.
B. J.
2, 9, 4.
(cdpjSor,
see Kopovos,
Tjs,
fj,
KopSa,
[xopSrj,
chorda)
bowstring.
KonTQptov, ov, TO,
little kotttti,
lozenge, in confec-
Mauric. 2, 2. Theoph. 571, 19. Leo. Tact. Porph. Cer. 669, 21. 6, 2. Kopivwp.1, to sate. Sept. Deut. 31, 20 Koprjo-ova-i
tionery.
Didsc. 4, 187 (190).
Ruf. apud
IT,
'
:^
Koprj,
KO^C
i/s,
fjO-OVTai.
Orib. II, 276, 12.

LHosc.
cutter,
I.
271, 13.
KOTTTiov
r=
Set KOTTTeiv.
6,
2,
89. 118.
young and handsome married too man. Plut. I, 644 E. 647 C. D. Euagr. 2716 A. Mai. 62, 11. 2. Virgin nap^,
Kmrrji, ov,
(kotttco)
divides.
KOTTTiKoi,
f],
Damasc.
ov,
3,
one that cuts or 768 D, toO deov. of

cutting.
Scvos.
Liber. 37, 11.
Kop-qdpov, OV, TO, (Kopem) ^=.
capoble
Synes.
Lucian.
94.
Ill,
61.
KaWvvrpov, broom. Artem. 427. Poll. 6,
Hymn.
KOTTTOf,
T],
358, p. 1599.
OV, cut.
,
2.
Substantively,
r;
kottttj,
KopfjKTap, incorrect for KopprjKTap.

KopiKos,
T],
op
125.
54.
KOffTto,
\jfai,
Diosc. 2, a a kind of calce or pie. Archigen. apud Orib. II, 271, 10. Strat.
Schol. Arist. Nub. 864. Mai. 387, 15 'Els Sio airov k6Doroth. 1804 A, to cut him in two.
cut.
ov,
of a
Kopr).
Poll.
2,
17.
Nil. 232
A.
Kopiva,
Basil. SH. 51 7 C.
Lyd. 54, 15.

to to
KopiKtos, adv. like

r)!,
f],
girl.
Philon H, 89,
Philostr. 74.
28.
Koprj.
BiXrjfm, restrain.
ing.
To swallow without chewcut

off,
KopivdiaKos,
fj,
ov,
following.
Philon
I,
666,
1 8, yXv(f>ai,
in the capital of the column.
Kvafiov.
to
rpas.
4.
2. To pay. Porph. Adm. S. To

clarify.
:
Philon
I,
63, 29.
Plut. II, 788 A, toV
Kopivdtos,
a, ov,
Corinthian. Jos. Ant. 15, 11,
5,
to take away, not

Sept. Reg.
rpoTTor, the Coriijthian order
of architecture.
Jos.
270, 14, ras Scko \i3, 5,
11.
KopivSlas,
Greg. Nyss. HI, 1100 A, efSor. adv. in Corinthian fashion.
To
TTji/
interrupt
SiiiKiav.
to
obstruct.
Doroth.
Ant.
8, 5, 2.
1716 C,
Kmaa-is,
12, 12.
KoptxKeios,
Mai.
98, 14, rrjv 686v.
Kopiv6iovpyr)s, is, (EPrfl)
of Corinthian work8, 6,' 23.
a>s,
tj,
(kottocb) weariness.
Sept, Eccl.
manship.
Koptov,
ov,
Strab. 4, 4, 6.
628
Athan.ll, 1093 A. Schol. Arist. Pac. ov, of a Kopa^.

Kopaveas.
ov,
Kopio-eiSfjs, es, like coriander.
Diosc.
2,
207.
TO,
c or
an dru
coriander.
Sept.
(jyavrj)
Ex.
16, 14. 31.
KopaKofjxovos,
(Kopa^,
crow-voiced,
Kopts, eios, 6, bedbug.
[Doroth. 1672
Kopl-
cawing
like
a crow.
Tatian. 837 A.
Sext. 28, 13.
1,
bav ^=
Kopeo)!'.]
KopoiKiov, ov, TO,
=^
KopdWiov.
KopKopvypos,
ov,
6,
z=^
KopKopvyfj.
Pseudo-
KopdkXiâ,
12.
lira),
to look like
KopdWwv. Diosc.
Lucian. IH, 588.

KopKvpa,
as,
1, 2,
7),
=
=z
Ke'pKvpa.
Scymn. 436.
Scymn. 440.
Kopa^, aKos,
6,
croiD.
2. Corax, corvus, aiov. an engine for grappling ships. Polyb. 1, 22,

KopoKos KOKov
Sext. 694, 29 'Ek KaKov
Strab.
37, et alibi.
liopKvpatos, a, ov,
KepKvpalos.
Paus.
1,
11, 6.
86
Digitized
by Microsoft
Kopixa
Kopfia, TO,
4, 36.
682
Scyth
451, 8
KOpCOVK
V.
S.
Kovpfu.
357 A.
Porph. Cer.
68, 19.
Trfs Koprlvos.
Kopfiiov, ov, TO, little Kopfios.
Martyr. Areth. 50,

body, the
KopTivdpios, ov, 6,
=
6, I,
KopraXtvoj.
Porph. Cer.
3.
t5>v ^vXtav,
489, 20.
Kopixos, ov, o,
L.
corpus,
8.
human
KopTis,
f),
Curop. 38. Theoph. 716, Koprri.
body.
Mai. 397,
7, 3.
KopvâvTiaa-p-os, ov,
(Kopu/Savriao)) Corybantk
KopvUXiov, ov, TO, the Latin

Porplt. Cer.
cornioulum,
Dion.
frenzy.
Dion,
rj,
H
6v,
274, 10.
Longin. 39,
2.
KopvâvTiKos,
(Kopvâvres)
6.
Corybantic.
KopvixoXov, ov, TO,
Corniculum, a town.
the Latin
H.
r
i
il,
634, 10.
Dion. H. B.
Kopvôopai
VI,
1022,
Plut. H,
759 A.
KopvtKovXdptos, OV,
6,
corniculato)
^=
Ta
Kopv^da.
Greg. Nyss. HI, 1044
7rp6p,aôs,
6 wpaiTevayv
navrbs
-(rBai
ofip.aTa.
KaTokoyov.
Inscr. 4453.
KopvoKomov, TO,
10.
cornu copiae.
cor
Lyd. 197, 8. Lyd. 169,

a band of soldiers Chron. 549, 7.
Strdb. 13, 1, 64.
girl's
I,
KopvBiov, see KoKovkiov.

Kopvpfioeidris,
es,
(EIAQ)
(124).
Diosc.
ol,
3,
114
like
3,
Kopvjiôs.
Kopup.-
26 (29)
KopvovToi, mv,
so called.
nuti
7,
PUlostrg.
6,
Kopvo-^, OTTOS,
7.
Kopvfiffoopm, to be
made
into
a bwnch.
3, 21.
Nicol.
irapvo'^.
(Koprj,
KopoKoa-fuov, ov, TO,
Kocriiiov)
orna-
Damasc 51. KopviTTOD ^= Kvplaao

Kopvcjiaycvfis, es,
Strab. 10,
ment.
Tatian. 824 B.
Clem. A.
157 A.
(^Kopv^r), ylyvopai)
head-bom.
544 B.
KOpOKOTaS, see KpOKOTTaS.
KupowXdoTrjs, ov,
KopoTrkaa-TiKos,
17,
Plut. II, 381 E. F, applied
by the Pythago-
6,
reans to the equilateral triangle.

KopvipdSiv for Kopv<pd8u}v, ov, to,
headstall of a bridle.
oV,
Moer. 216. of a Kopojr\da-Tr)s. Athenag.

KopoTrKd6os.
Kopv<j)aia,
Mauric.
1, 2, p. 22.
924 A.
Kopoi, OV,
Leo Tact.
pe\as, black.
6, 10,
toO
iTrnov.
Lex. Sched. 384.
KopvcjjaTos, ov, 6, chief,
Kopor, ou, o,
Hebrew
3, 5, 11.
tZ),
Lev. 27, 16.

3, 4, 22.
Num.
kor, a measure. Sept. Beg. 3, 3, 46, 7. ic. 16, 7. Par. 2, 2, 10.

11, 32.
Lector
Peter and Paul. Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 84. 2, 16. Phot. II, 28 A. lEus. II, 829 C Kopvi^m6tj,
applied to the apostles Chrys. I, 371 E. Tteod.
/os. Ant. 3, 15, 3.
15, 9, 2, p. 770.
PatriarcTi.
* TaTOS.]
Kopv(pai6Tr]s, rjTos,
272 C. Kopovos, OV, 6, the Latin c o r v u s Also, Kopôs. Dion C. Frag. 34.
1073 C.
:jt)i>7i.
m,
the being Kopvipaios.
Stud.
K6pa.
1020
C 'H
fj,
Kopv(\)ai6Trjs <rov, to
the bishop of
Clim. 812
Suid.
Rome.
Kopvcj)!], rjs,
KopPlvos
Novell.
KopprjKTcap,
top,
summit, peak.
KopprjKTopios,
It,
ov,
of a KopprjKTmp.
the Latin
Justinian.
'H dyia
Ta
KopvtpT), the
holy peak of Sinai.
2.
ku8,
8, 1.
Zenith, in astronomy.
6,
Gemin. 784
Cleomed. 39,
rjp.lv.
To
opos,
corrector,
IT,
Kopvcjirjv oT]p.lov.
14.
13
governor of a province. Eus. Isid. 260 C. 404 2i/ceXiaj.

Enpl. 192.
KopcriKa,
rfs, f),
889 C, ttjs Martyr. C.

Diod.
rjs.
5,'
Kara
as
Kopv<l>r)v <j)aiveTai
1, 2,
2, 1, 20.
24, p. 47, 13.
S.
Strab.
1, 1, 21.
Eminence,
to the em-
title.
Soz.
852 B,
v/iav,
Corsica ^=. Kvpvos7.
Strab. 5,
10, 17, 8.
2,
Also,
I,
13.
peror.
Athan.
r),
KopaiK^, 725 A.
Pans.
K0pV(^WV, see KoXoijXtOV.

KopiKJjaxjis, 0)1,
if,
TO Kopvtjiovv or KOpVÔV-
Kopais, iSos,
Kopa-oi,
17, 8.
=^
preceding.
Dion. P. 459.
<rdat
Caesarius 1009.
S>v, 01,
Corsi, the Corsicans.
Paus.
10,
Kopava, Ta,
422, 4.
elbows?
the Latin
Herod, apud
Orib.
11,
KopToXivos, ov,
6,
the Latin
cohortalinus,
1,
KopSjva,
rjs, r],
corona
areâvos.
attendant of a provincial governor.
1813 C.
KoprfXii/of.
Justinian. Cod.
15, 12.
Also,
Gloss.
TrpaiTco-
Chal.
Plut. n, 726 F.
Kopatm),
Tjs, fj,
preceding.
6.
Hes.
to be high-
Porph. Them. 26, 19. Jur. KopreXXivos, cvTtXrjs Bvpapos tov

p'iOV.
Kopa>vida> (jiopi>vrj), to
spirited.
arch the neck:
Polyb. 27, 13,

fj,
Kopcovls, I'Sos,
:=
c
irapBevos.
,
Liber. 36,
critical
5.
KopTjf,
Tjs, T],
(c o h
or
s)
the emperor's pavilion,
Kopavis, 180s,
-r),
oronis
mark
put
and
9.
in general, head-quarters.
Stud. 1232 A.
Genes. 10,
3.
Theoph. 725, 13. Porph.

9, 11.
at the
Plut.
end of odes, epodes, plays, or books. II, 66 D. E. 1066 A. Heph. Poem.

Isid.
Cer. 452, 14.
465,
20.
Leo Gram. 244,
Theoph. Cont. Cedr. II, 25, 18.
general's
staff.
Court-yard.
KopTira,
as-, ^,
Tact. 4, 30. Theoph. Cont. 236, 2.

Leo.
2. 3.
15, 1. 2. 5.
Arist.
Nub. 510.
30, 4.
2.
Hiip.
1,
20, 26.
close.
Schol.
End,
Dion.
11,
H. V,
Plut.
n, 789 A.
Lucian.
34, et alibi.
Iren. 656 B.
Hippol. Haer.
(cortina) curtain.
Cyrill.
496, 20.
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by Microsoft
KOpCOVlCTTT]^
KopaivuTTfjs, ov, 6,
683
Plut. II,
dress.
KOafxo-ifKavo^
Subopposed to /Mvaxos or fiovaâv. Pachom. 949 A. Basil. m, 976 B. Macar. 629 A. Euagr. Scit. 1245 B. Pallad. Laus. 1105 C. 1172 C. Ephes. 977 A. 989 A. Apophth. 93 B. C. 136 D. Feminine, ^ noap-iKr). Nil. 217 C. Pseud-^Âan. IV, 264 D.
stantively, 6 Koa-piiKos, layman,
a sort o{ mendicant.
wKeKpavov.
4.
261 E.
KopcDVOs, OV, 6,
^=
Galen.
II,
370
II,
A.
KoaKiveia,
ev<rco,
(^koctkivov),
to sift.
Plut.
902 D.
KocriavriSov,
Sext. 215, 32.
adv. as
from a
sieve.
Lucian.
I,
105.
(cocrKiw'fo),
I'cro),
^=. KoiTKivevio.
9, 9.
Diosc.
II,
2,
118.
Koa-puKits,
adv. in respect
Symm. Amos
numbers.
KocrKtveyros,
Galen.
48 C.
Tetrab. 112.
2.
to
the heavens.
Ptol.
to this
Worldly, in relation
Koa-Kivov, ov, TO, sieve,
a method of finding prime Nicom. 84 (of Eratosthenes). Porph. rj, 6v, {koctkivov) sieve-like.
3.
Cer. 472,
world, in a worldly manner. Greg. Nyss. in, 1065 D, fiadrireieaeat. Cyrill. A. I, 192 A. Joann. Mosch. 3092 C. Jejun. 1913 A, opposed to fiovaxiKas.
KotTjiayos, ov, 6,
(koct/ioj,
jfyiojiat)
3,
ruler of the
Psell.
Koa-fuov, ov, TO,
=.
Koa-iios,
ornament.
beautiful
Sept.
world.
Synes.
o,
Hymn.
KoiTimyayoi, ov,
271, p. 1597.
Ecch
1132
Diod.
12, 9,
II,
TtapaôkSiv,
parables.
preceding.
512, 27.
616, 37, insignia.
D. 1152 A.
KoafUofim
24.
(Koo-fiEo)),
Koo-juos, a, ov,
to
of the world,
Plut. II, 60 F.
fj,
Epict.
1, 9, 1,
cos-
belong to a particular
Sext.
53,
23.
mopolite.
school of philosophy.
620, 23.
561,
KoafuoTrj!, TjTos,
modesty, as a
title.
Basil.
IV, 657 B,
8ei
notrjiîv.
17
o-ij.
KO(Tiir]Tiov
^=
Clem. A.
I,
584
KO(Tp.iTr)s,
incorrect for
Kocrp,r]Tr)s.
B.
KO(Tii,rjTfv<o, fi<TO), to
Koa'fjLia)87]s, es,
::^ Koo'fuos.
fj,
Clem. A.
Basil.
I,
I,
624 B.
II,
be a
KocrnrjTTjs.
Inscr. 248.
KO(rfwyVfta, as,
z^
741
following.
Clem. A.
246, itpTjPaiv.
KooiiriTrii, ov, 6,
a64 C.
superintendent of the gymnasia Inscr. 258. 270, I, 5, ((firjôiv.
Orig.
I,
C
5, 9.
289 C.
Kocrp-oyovia, as, ^,
(KO(r/ioy6j'os)
the creation
of
2.
at Athens.
the world.
Cleomed.
Plut.
U, 756 E. F,
The sweeper of a monastic estabConmionly accented Koajxrjrrii. ApopUh. 381 A. B. Stud, nib C. 3.
lishment.
a work of Parmenides. Diog. 1, 4, of Musaeus.

Greg.
Theophil. 1060 B.
Koo'poyovos, ov, {Koo'p.os, yiyvopâi) world-creating.
Entablature, particularly of the KayKeXKoi of
Naz
III,
f),
421 A,
vovs.
Commonly KotrfirjTqs. Sophrns. a church. 3984 D. Pseudo-(?em. 389 D. Porph Cer. Theoph. Cont. 420, 582, 16. Adm. 138, 10
11.
KO<Tfi.oypa^la, as,
(Koo'p.oypdtjios) description
of
'
the world.
Clem. A. II, 253 B.
Diog.
9,
46,
a work of Democritus.
Koa-poypd<l)os, ov,
744,
16.
Cedr.
U, 313,
6.
Tzetz.
oosmographus,
Did. A. 693 A.
describ-
Lycophr. 290.
KoaiofTiKov,
ov, TO,
(^KOtTfirjTiKOs)
ing the world.
Cosm. Ind.
cosmctic.
305 B.
Anast. 5m. 780 D.

creator of the world.
Ill,
Galen. XIII, 337 C.

Koa-jXTjTpia,
Kocr/io&'Tjjf, ov, 6, {ridripi)
as,
17,
c o
meta
female adorner.
Mcthod. 185
2?
Greg. Naz.
the world.
401 A.
ri,
Epiph. n, 609 B.
K^xTinjTpov, ov, TO,
Koa-p.oKpaTOpla, as,
(Koo'p.OKpaTap) the rule of
KoKKvvTpou.
Syncell. 98, 4.
Nicet. Paphl. 45
A.
(coff/iijTfflp,
opos,
o,
C.
KO(rp.r]Tr]s
Pallad.
Koa-p-oKpoTopiKos,
II,
tj,
OV,
of a
Koa-pôKparap.
Eus.
Laus. 1060 B.
Kotrp-iBtv
1349 A.
6,
for
Kotr^Libtov,
ovj
to,
z=
noafiiov.
Koa-pôKparap, opos, in
(Kpareoi) lord' of the world,

Koap-lâ, law, to sweep.
astrology.
Ptol.
Tetrab. 175.
Iambi.
Pseudo-iVi7. 544 B.
KoafUKos,
T],
ov,
worldly, of this world.
Paul.
2,
Tit. 2, 12.
Hebr.
9,
1.
Clem. R.
Ta
KoiTjUKOL TavTa, these
worldly things. Patriarch.
2. Myst. 71, 4. 284, 4, 01 itepl Trjv yeveaiv. Applied to the Devil and his associates. Iren. 497 A, in the Paul. Ephes. 6, 12. Valentinian system. Apocr. Act. Phillipp.
Arjpiovpyos, 38. 3. the god of the Jews, according to Marcion. title of the Roman em4. Iren 688 B. Inscr. 5892. peror.
Ignat. 689 D. Heges. 1316 B. 1272 B, &v6pamoi. Iren. 636 B. Clem. A. I, 716 B. 973 B. 976 C. II, 349 B. Hippol. 692 C. Haer. 382, 75. Orig. I, 729 C, /3ao-t\eiat. Particularly, not a Chris2. tian. Clem. A. I, 664 B. 1137 A.
Vcdent.
1137 B.
Cosmocrator^
3.
Kocr/ioXa/iTTijs, es,
(\dp.wa) enlightening the world.
Secular.
Sard.
7.
Const.
I, 6.
Chal.
Euchait. 1143 A. Kooji-oKedpos, ov, world- destroying.

475,
7.
Theoph.
Anti-
3. Layman's, of a layman.
ijMTui.
Pachom. 949 A,
sons.
Nic. CP 857 A, irmSia, laymen's Porph. Adm. 150, 3, axW'^' layman's
Koa-pxi-TiKdvos, ov, o, deceiver
of
32.
the world.
christ.
Const. Apost.
7,
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Kovaiariop
K0(TiJ.07r\aa-Ta>,
rjira),
create
KO(Tiio<pv\a, afcos, o,
the
world
I,
Philon
ov,
496, 22.
creator
Th.lOldC,
of
the,
ayyeXoi.
6,
Kua-jio-TtXaaT-qs,
6,
world.
Ko<T(Tiav6s,
ov,
= =
Kotrpmi <pv\a^.
Greg.
Ka(T<nav6s,
a heretic.
Philon
329, 24.
Theod. IV, 357 D.

filling
K0tTii<mkri6f}s,
h,
rjcra),
(TrXrjda))
the
world.
KOO-o-i'fo) (koo-o-os)
=;
Ko\a(j>i(a>, pmriîo, to buffet,.
Pseudo-/o.s.
KnafJiO-Tvoua,
I, 5,
Mace.
to
15, p. 517.
create the world.
Philon
4, 15.
Pallad. Laus. 1076 C. 1114 B. Joann. Mosch. 2964 D. Leont. Cypr. 1708
cuff, strike.
30.
106, 30.
ri,
Hermes
of the
32.
Tr.
Poem.
D.
KOO'cros,
Koer/iOTTOiijTiKos,
6v,
Koa-jumoirjTrjs.
Phi-
ov, 6,
(^KOTmo ?)
^=
K6Xa<j>os, pairuTpa,
lon
I, 4,
48.
as,
1,
n, 546,
jj,
blow, box
on
the ear, cuff.
Pallad. 1089 A.
KudjiOTToda,
the
creation
Strab. 15,
59, p. 224, 15.

1,
of the world. Philon I, 1, 15.

Just. Cohort.

Koo-o-oOy, OV, 6, Cossus.
Suid.
Inscr. 2131, 40.
556, 15.
28.
II,
15.
I,
140, 17.
Roara, to, quid?
Dioclet. G. 15, 19.

Strab.
Clem. A.
ov,
164 A. Philon
Oricj. I,
693 B.
the
Koardpiov, ov, to, =z: piâ tov kootov ?

16, 4, 26, p. 341, 19.
Koa-fiOTToios,
(noiea)
creating
I,
world.
Nicom.
lids.
74, 6eis.
337, 21,
I,
bvva-
tcoavpôs, ov, 6, caul,
net for the hair.
Sept.
Plut. II, 884
{Plotin.
380,
10).
Esai.
3, 18.
rj,
Oi Koa-fioTToiol a.yyeKoi, mundi fahricatores, in Iren. 675 A. B. the Gnostic philosophyHippol. Haer. 256, 96. 382, 73. Koa-fioôXis, iSor, 6, a magistrate among the
KotTvp^mros,
ov,
(Komififios)
bordered, fur28, 4, x^rav.
nished with a border.

KOTiSmvos,
rj,
Sept.
Ex.
ov,
the Latin
quotidianus
Lyd. 213.
or
cotidianus ^=
i],
e(t>rip.epos.
Locrians of Italy.
KOa'ÔTToXlTT/?,
Polyb. 12, 16,
6.
KOTpTya for KOvaSplya,
the Latin
quadriga.
OU,
6,
:^
citizen
of the world, cosmopolite.
TOV KOafiOV TToXtTT/ff, Philon I, 1,

2,
Mai. 307,
KOTTaî^CO
7.
aTTOKOTTajSlftO.
T),
18.
1,
Diog.
548.)
Fem.
6, 63.
fj
(Epict.
10, 3;
Lucian.
KOTrdPicTLS, fcos,
Poll. 6, 111. Plut. n,
TO KOTTUîêw.
Koa-fioTToXhis, iSos,
female
654 C.
KOTTCLvaBpov, ov, TO,
o'l
citizen
of the world.
Philon
I,
657,
6,
^vxai
((coTTOs) hcn-roost r:= evBa
Koa-fios, ov, 6,
mankind, etc. Sept. Sap. 5, 21. 14, 6. Maco. 2, 3, 12. N. T. Orig. I, 1388 Patriarch. 1088 C. passim. D. 'O vorjToi KotTfios, the intellectual (intelligible') world; opposed to 6 oparos Kocrfiot,
the world,
opviBfs KOipavrai,
Hes.
Kvêva,
to
KOTTiâj, Loa>, (^KOTTos, die) iziz
play at
11,
dice.
Mai. Sio, n.
ov,
6,
Schol. Lucian.
326.
Gloss.
KOTTia-pos,
(KOTTt'f)
11=
Kv^cia,
dicc-
the visible or sensible loorld.

4, 5.
world.
785
0 Kara Philon B. 'O

Act.
this
Philon
I, 3,
42.
playing, dicing.
KOTTiarfjs, ov, 6,
bier.
Gloss.
KvêvTrjs, dice-player, garrtr 20.
KotTfios,
I,
the
world below, this

Oreg. Naz.
the
I,
^=
638, 25.
Kotrfi-os,
Mai. 451,
Basilic. 19, 10, 4.
ava>
heaven, paradise.
Oreg.
36.
Apocr.
world,
Thom.
world,
:
world above, Naz. I, 880 D. Also, the upper

to
KOTToô\ia> (kottos, bird, ^dXeiv) =:z opviSevm ?
Hes.
KOTTOS, OV, 6, nz: opvis, bird.
Hes.
[It
seems
with reference
the
to
he an onomatopoeia.]
Iambi. V. P. 264, under-world PseudoNicod n, 2 (18), 2. 4 (20), 1. 'O KocTjuis, the world there, that is, the other world. Apophth. 341 A. 'O fiiKpos Kotrjios, the little world, microcosm, man. Clem. A. I, 2. Multitude, people. Joann. 12, 60 A. [Inscr. 6015 Kof/ioj.] 19.
KOTTOS, ov,
eW
of dice,
3, 1, 5.
6,
=^
Kvôs, a die.
Hence,
18.
2,
the
game
Ku/3eia,
Koma-pos. Justinian. Cod.
1, 4, 25.
3,
43, 1.
7,
Mai. 451,
Gloss.
Basilic.
Acotr/ioo-cooTos,
ov,
following.
Steph. Diac.
498 Kai KaTa^TJ TO \eyov(Ti Tives to kottov fioKov, and hazard all upon one throw ; a proverhial expression. [In Slavic fi koo-t, bone; in Russian, bone, or a die. The Byzantine
53, 10.
Ptoch.
1084 D.
Petr. Sic. 1276 A.

ov,
KOTTOS therefore
world-saving.
may be
Sm
regarded as a modi-
KO<rfio(rmTr)pios,
{(rarfipios)
fication of the Slavic k6<tt.
Compare
Clem.
peXeTri
Vseud-Athan. IV, 798.

Koa-fxoTixvTjS, ov, 6,
a-fioTrKda-TTjs-
(rexvri)
A.
KotTjitmoios, KO3,
1,
652
B
ov,
'H
6,
tS)v
aarpayoKmv
quid?
TrXeoveîas.J
Synes.
f],
Hymn.
jf
424, p. 1599. Syncs.
KOTvXuTTrjs,
(kottjXtj)
Jul.
360
KO(riioTex''^'''Ls, tSos,
=iz
KotTfiaiToios.
A.
KOTvpôv, OV, TO, a kind of boat.
Hymn.
2,
30, p. 1592.
ov,
Arr. P. M. B.
Tcrpa-
Koa-p,o(!^6opos,
((jidctpa)
ivorld-destroying.
44.
Lyd. 239,
Kocriuxpopfco,
20.
fjo-ai,
KovaSpaTos, the Latin

((j)cpa)
to
quadratus =:
the wife
carry mankind.
ymi/os.
Plut.
I,
22 E.
fi,
Koa-p.o<j)pwv, ov,
Pseudo-/os. Mace. 15; p. 517. =; Ta toO K6(Tp,ov (j>povS>v, loorldlyminded. Ant. Mon. 1445 C. Achmet. 12.
KovaicTTopiiTiTa,
rjs,
of a Kovalurap'
Porph. Cer. 67, 17.

KovaioTwp, see Kvaiarap.
Digitized
by Microsoft
. ,
KovâXeco
KOV^dS.aj,
ijcro),
685
Apophth. 196 A,
i
KOVVupiOV
OV, TO,
^
TO,
Ko/3aXeum.
off.
KOVKKIOV,
S(rf.
(kOKKOs)
KVafJiOS,
L. /ajo.
TO
a-KVT), to
carry
Leant. Cypr. 1717 C,
1716 C.
6,
nvi n.
Kovâpiov,
ov,
KovKKOs, ov,
KOKKv^, cuckoo.
Suid. KoK"
the Latin
9.
upa
cask.
'
Kv$ ....
KovKKov&ov,
pears,
JN'om. Coteler. 317.

OV, TO,
PorpJi. Cer. 677,

jsoujSapis,
iSos,
fj,
(^KOfifios
?)
(kokkos)
ovos, ov'ktkos,
,
L. multipeda, milleped.
Diosc.
2,
S7
(titul.).
;
and the like. KovSov, which see

fXLOV,
Seed, of apples, Implied in ^v\oko{ik-
[In
Greek, to Kov^dpi for Kovfidpiov dyadis, clew, hall of thread or yarn.]

see kovBikovKiou.
fj,
modem
KovKKovp.iov, KovKKovvapiov, incorrcct for kovkov-
KOVKQVvdpiOV.
ov,
Kou/3iicXfioi,
KovKovXKdpiKot,
KovfiiKovKapia, as,
the Latin
6,
cubicularia,
Stud.
chamber-maid.
95, 12.
Aet.
65, p. 116, 34.
Theoph.
728, 6.
Mai. 1657 C.
Porph.
\apea).
Adm.
265, 4 (26, 6.
19, 20 kovîkov-
Cedr. U, 26, 10.
ou/3ocouXa/3ior, ov, 6,
the Latin cubicularius
fvvovxos, the emperor's chamberlain, al-
garment furnished with a Parph. Cer. 678, 4. KovK.ovXKi.ov, ov, to, the Latin cucullus, cowl, hood, particularly a monk's hood. Pachom. 952 A. Euagr. Scit. 1220 C. Pallad. Laus. 1106 B. 1099 D. Saz. 1069 C. Cassian. I, 68 A. Apophth. 180 B. Parad. 449 D. Doroth. 1632 C.
KovKovKXiov
ways a eunuch.
Nil. 344 A.
Eus.
I,
301 C.
293 A.
KovKovfidpwv
14.
15.
KovKovfiiov.
PoTph. Ccr. 95,

9.
V. S. 299 A. Justinian. Novell. 43, Prooem. Joann. Leant. Cypr. Mosch. 3009 C, of a bishop.
360 D.
Cyrill. Scyth.
KouKou/iiXioi/, on, TO,
quid
Porph. Cer. 468,
471,
'
19.
[It
may
possibly be a proper
1681 B.
Chron. 432, 20.
551, 4.
Max.
Meet. Paphl. 536 A. Nil. 344 A. 360 D. Also, KovfiovKkapios. Jaann. Mosch. 3009 C, of a bishop. (Compare Herodn. 1, 16, 12 Toy tov BaKafjiov irpoAthan. I, 784 C. Greg. Naz. I, fOToyra.
Conf. n, 449 A.
name.]
KouKov/xioi/, ou, TO,
Epict.
|
3, 22, 71.
the Latin cucuma, kettle. 2. Pitcher. Parph. Cer.
466,
5.
6,
KovKovpos, ov,
= preceding
quiver,
2.
Stud. 1737
D.
KovKovvdpiov, see KOumpcoi/.
1105 B.)
xovîKovKiov, ov, TO, the Latin
cubiculum,
Chron.
KOVKOVpOV, ov, or KOVKOVpOV, ov, TO, c
usually the emperor's bedchamber.
578.4.
Also,
8, 1,
=r
tpaperpa,
1, 2.
German
ucurum Kocher
kovôvkKiov, incorrectly kou-
Mauric.
Theoph. 560, 19 KovpKovpov.

6, 2.
fiovKKfiov.
Inscr.
Vit.
6189,
b,
kovôvkXiv.
Leo. Tact.
5, 3.
J/acor. 597 C. Novell.
y,
p.
B.
II,
Chron. 578, 4. 1025 E. Parph. Cer.
Epiph. ii A. Justinian. 24. Jaann. Mosch. 2993 Mai. 35. 86, 5. Nic.
6,
KOuXXlKtOl', OU, TO, (koXXi|)

roll
KoXXuplOK,
II,
SmoH
of bread, or cate. Damasc. KouXXouptoi', see KoWovptov.

KOvXovKTis,
T),
389 C.
(/o^.
Also,
Cer.
kXiou,
01 Kov|3iKouXdpio(
4 Oi roO kouiSouof the emperor.
6,
(xi/XXas, O'KvKa^) =::
Kuoii',
kovÎkKwv, incorrectly kovîkKciov.

19.
Theoph. 689, 13, a surname. Kovpdawv, ov, TO, z^ to twv opviQwv

coop.
otKrjfia,
hen-
Mai. 239,
8, 16.
355,
4.
440,
11.-2.
The
Hes.
[Compare coop, G. Kufe,
cubicularii collectively considered.
485 kovôvkKiov.
3.
Parph.
L.
cupa, cuppa.]
Chest, box,
Kovp.^dpiov, ov, TO,
^=
Ki/SuTOf.
Chron. 69, 15 kovôvkKiov.
ieoiîTov, incorrect for clkkovîtov.'
Leo Gram.
b a) a kind (kvp^t), c u of ship used by the Saracens. Leo. Tact. Theoph. Cant. 196, 17. 19, 70. 18, 140.
298,
7.
230, 5.
299,
KovôvKKapws, kovôvkKiov, see KovîKovKapios,

kovîkovKlov.
kovôvkKcictios,
ov, 6,
ndpmv and Kop-irdpiov. Parph. Them. 61, 13.

pepKLOV.
17 Kop^dpiov. Cedr.
Also,
II,
Kovp10.
225,
more correctly
Nic.
II,
Kou/SouAcXijo'toy,
KOVpfpKldptOS, KOVpepKlOV, see KOppfpKldplOS, KOpr
chamberlain of the patriarch of Con-
stantinople. C.
733 A.
Phot, n, 876
KovpovXdToc,
as full as
Orig.
7),
OV,
Porph. Cer. 95, 11.

Cubricus, the original
Cj^riH.
fi".
it
can
be.
the Latin cumulatus, Porph. Cer. 311, 17.

Kovp^dptov.
kov0ovkKi.ov, see Kav)3iK0uXt0K.
Vn,
89
KoujSpiKoy, ou,
6,
name of
II,
KovpnapLa, as,
rj,
Kop,pov\dTos.
Anon. Byz.
Manichaeus. 36 B.
KoitvTos, ov,
jcovKi, TO,
6,
580 A.
Epiph.
e.
1237 B.
Kovpitdpiov, see Kovp^dptov.
Quintus.
i
,
Inscr. 4713,
Kovva,
fj,
cacoa, the tree
and
its fruit.
i^XiKvov, cradle.
Kovva,
fj,
Plin. 13, 18.

KOVKtVOS, OV,
also ai Koivat, av, the Latin c Moschn. 104.

Kovviov, wedge.
unae
Mauric.
11, 3, in
of KOVKl.
*KovKU3<[)6pos, ov,
E. 33, <f)vXKa. {kovki, (^cpto) bearing cocoa-
AvT. P.
M.
military language. Kovvdpmv, ov, TO, {Kwvdpiov) pine-cane, especially o/Jê s<oe-^me (Pinus pinea).
nuts.
Theophrast.
H.
P. 4,
2, 7.
Theoph,
Digitized
by Microsoft
Kovveoi
Cont. 142,
2.
686
Theopli. to the vulgar
titute.^
o'cjirjv,
KOVp/Jil
Also, KovKOvvdpiov.
the Latin c u n e u
s
Modem
Greek
itovTava,
a pros-
Norm.
wedge.
(couKt/cXof,
/cXoff.
11, 72.
6,
Kovvfos, ov,
=
see
Kovpîov, ov, t6, (koC/3/3os)
:^
ipTrpoadoKovpîov,
Strab. 3, 1, 4.
kovvIkKovs,
kovvLkovKos,
KUVt-
Gloss. Jur. Kovpôv .... murBoKovpîov. Kovpfios, a or j;, the Latin curvus Koji-
Kovvtov, ov, TO,
TTvXos, bent, curved.
Gloss. Jur.
KoOva, cradle.
Tefe.
Porph. Car.
Kovpe, see Kovppco.
618,
18.
6.
Eudoc. M. 396.
TO,
ad Lycophr.
s
KOvpeaKos,
rj,
ov,
(Kovpevs) barber's, barber-like.

'KdKm.
Polyb.
ov,
3, 20, 5,
Kovviov,
the Latin c u n e u
jl/aunc. 12,
wedge,
G/oss.
.BasiZ.
in military language,
1.
2.
Ill,
S^warf of
1308 C.
monks in The chief
a cenoby.
of a kovviov
was
{Kovpevco) a shearing, torir Porph. Cer. 620, 19. KovpevTpia, as, fj, female hair-cutter. Plut. I, 943 E.
Koiipevjia, aros, to,
sure.
called dpxKovvhrjs.
KovvTovêpviv, KovvTovpoi, see Kovrovîpviov, kovTovpos.
Kovpeva,
cvo'co,
{Kovpevs)
^=
Keipa, to shear,
to
Kovva, as,
i),
the Latin c u
pa
casl.
Heron
Pseud-
Jun. 170, 11. 173, 18. barbarous, KovtravtîD,

AtJian. IV, 317
174, 23, et alibi.

Koiraviîo.
D.
Epiph. U, 800 A. Joann. Mosch. 2936 C, of the monastic tonsure. Vit. Clim. 608 B. 608 C Kovpeitracreai. Justinian. Cod. 9, 9, 37. Leant. Cypr. 1684 Mai. 189, 13 -a-acrdai ttjv ISiav kojitjv. A. Vit. NU. Jun. 68 C. Theoph. 584, 16.
cut one's hair.
KOVTVOS, see KOUCTTOff.
Nicet. 322, 26 *As Kovpevdfj 8e Kal
ij
beawoiva
Kovpa,
rj,
the Latin c u r a
5, 8.
=^
(fipovris.
Dion
6, 1,
K.ai
&s dweXdr/ els pjivaarripiov.

6,
C. Frag.
57.
Lyd. 198,
19.
Basilic.
KOVprjTLROS, ov, Arist.
=
9.
KprjTlKOS
(_
).
Schol.
Nub.
I,
651.
Kovpa, as,
7],
tonsure.
Sophrns. 3985
D 'H
eV r^
KovprjTicrp.6s, ov, 6,
(Koup^TEs) the Salian dance.
K(pa\^ rov iepecos o'rpoyyvKr) Kovpd (see ya-
Dion. H.
Kovpia, as,
388,
pdpa).
Quin. 33, UpaTiKrj.

,
fj,
the Latin
curia.
Dion. H.
II,
I,
8.
Kovpdv, TO, indeclinable,
Arabic q o r a n the Porph. sacred book of the Mohammedans.
250,
6.
9.
n, 1245,
5, 8. 9
Adm.
114, 11.
Also, to
Dion C. Frag.
Kovpias, ov,
I,
15.
App.
524,
tppovna-Trjpiov.
Kovpdviov.
Barthol.
6,
(icoupd) with his hair cut.
Lucian.
1384 A.
KovpdTLOs, see KOVpiaTOS.
756,
eV
xpa, close shorn.
Poll. 4, 133.
Phryn.
ing.
60.
.
Kovpanmv, wvos, f/, the Latin ouratio, a law Antec. 1, 23 (init.). term.
KovpaTopeia, see KovpaTcopla.
KOvpaTopevco, to be a Kovparcop,
KovptaTis, tBos,
fj, '^=. kewpiaTTj from the followDion. H. m, 1870, 12, e'focXijo-i'a, Comitia Curiata, where however it may be
^=
iTiiTpoiieva>.
-eo-dai,
KOVpidTJj.
Inscr.
5884. a.
Antec.
1,
13
3.
(init.)
KovpiaTos,
Tj,
the Latin
curiatus.
II,
Dion.
curatorem habere.
3, 10, 1,
121,
Justinian. Cod.'
H.
Ill,
1854, 12.
App.
524,
7, v6p,os, lex
curiata.
6,
KovpdTcop,
Latin curator ^=z (j)povTi(TTT]s, eTTiTpoTTos, a pubHc officcr. Inscr. 5898. Olymp. 467, 19. Nil. 292 C. 316 B. 1065 D. Just. Imper. 4. Const. (536), 1153 Justinian. Cod. 3, 10, 1, a. C. 1177 A. Novell. 123, 5. Agath. 284, 17. Eustrat. 2361 B. Joann. Mosch. 3089 B. Sterf. 1348
opos,
the
Kovpida (xoupd),
Plut.
33.
I,
to
203 B.
OV,
need shearing very much. Lucian. H, 716. Artem.

Clem. A.
I,
KovpiKos,
fj,
for shearing.
scissors.
636
B, p.dxaipat,
KovpiKos, ov,
II,
6,
741
currus, curriculum. Epiph.

8i<f>pos Terpdyatvos.
6,
C,
KovpiaKos, ov,
f],
r=
Kovprus, barber,
Theoph.
KovpaTapla, as,
Or
:::=
imTpoTri],
72.
Cedr.
curia.
I,
532, 19.
guardianship.
KovpaTopda.
Can. 11.
756,
8.
Public treasury f? Theoph. Cont. 416, 23.

ov, to,
3.
2.
Novell.
123,
5.
Const.
0, IV, Theoph.
1,
Kovpiwv, (Bvos,
6,
the Latin curio, the president

Dion. H.
I,
of a
251,
2.
371,
4.
Lyd. 128,
KovpiSia-os,
3.
6,
ov,
KovpaTtapUiov,
the
office
of KovpdTap.
XoyodfTrjs Toi bpopiov.
the Latin curiosus =:; Athan. I, 380 C. 385
Porph. Cer. 461,

Kovpdw,
aa-a,
463, 19.
A.
793 B.
Lyd.\2,o.
Kjjfidr.
176,15.
234,6.
J^*'^
quid?
Theoph. 693, 9 'O Se kov-
KovpKovpov, ou, TO,
(jioTrjTi
TrdvTas,
typa^sv airra KaKftvos paBav CKOvpaa-ev he punished them ?

fj,
curb,
^
2,
cuTcuma, cucurba,
Hes. 'Ew ?)*

Kovpfia, as,
395, 17 KovpKapiav.
iropvq,
harlot.
Gloss. Jur.
KovpKovpov, see KOVKOVpdv.

Kovppi.,
In vulgar Russian, as also in vulgar Modern Greek, Kovpâ is equivalent
Kovpôv ....
lOos,
TO,
Diosc.
110.
c u rm i a kind See also Kdpjm.

,
of
beer.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KovpoTrdKaTTji
KavpojraKdrqs, ov,
6, (/coupa,
687
KovTôp.vTTis.
KO'^ldptOV
iroKaTiov) the major-
domo of the imperial palace. Eustrat. 2349 Simoc. 154, 17. Theoph. A. Euagr. 5, 1. Nic. C. P. Histor. 7, 22. 262, 12.
KOvpairaKanKiv for KOvpojrdKaTiKiov,
oj^ce of KovpcmiAaTr]SKovp6<Tvva,
tival
(OV,
cut off.) 2. Coteler. 94.

Kou0ijff,
t],
(Compare the Hebrew nsp, to Lame, halt, ;;^cBXds. Nom.
6,
Cuphes, a river.
Theoph. 670.
ov,
d,
iAe
3.
Cedr.
II, 12.
Porph.
Adm.
210,
KovipLâ, iVcB, to relieve,

tion.
ra, ((cou/)d(ruvor) sc.
on
the KovpeSiris r)pApa.
Upd, the fesGreg. Naz. II,
with reference to taxaDiod. 13, 64, rdv Sijpov rmv (la-(f)opS)v. Lucian. HI, 223, ^dpmv. Plut. I, 725 E.
Prise. 143, 4
T171'
360 B.
KovporpiKêa,
^(ro>,
âpvTUTrjv KOvcpLa-Bivras
16, djrd
2,
rris
(KovpoTp6(pos)
to
nurse a
I,
yris diTOTip.rj<nv.
Mai. 246,
313,
twv uvveptou pdpovs.
chUd.
II,
Strab. 10, 3, 11.
PUlon
441,
7.
yiav
rrjv XeiTorvpyiav.
avroiis Trjs (tvvc'k
463, 28. 29.

6,
TeXfi'ay.
437, 18, tovs VTroriKeis
KowpiIXtor,
running.
54,
2, 4,
the Latin curulis or currulis, Dion C. 39, 32, 2. Inscr. 1133.
Kov(j)i(Tp6s, ov, 6, (/coufîfo))
:^
KovKpins, a light-
ening
remission of taxes.
Strab.
Diod. Ex. Vat.

Jos-
dyopavofioi.
Koippa, the Latin c
ur
r o
64, 18.
rpexo).
10, 5, 3, tov cjjopov.

I,
Suid.
Ant.
Plut.
4, 8, 23.
Herod, apud OnJ.
420,
1.
Kovpe ....
Kovpadrcop, opoi;
27.
6,
n, 1067 F.
^ret 73 E.
Eus.
11,
=^
Koiipamp-
Leo. Tact. 12,
1005 B. PaZZad. Laus. 1018 D. Theod. IV, 1221 A. Justinian. Cod. 10, 16, 13, relevatio.
Gloss.
Kov(j)6y\a>(T(Tos,
ov,
(^Kovtfios,
Kovpaeia, eu(ra, evBtjv, cu/ievoy, (jiovpaov) ^= X?;?Theoph. 487, 12. ôpm, to pillage, plunder.
588,
302.
yXmo-aâ')
light-
2.
8.
9.
PorpA.
Adm.
68, 22.
the
Tb pursue
PAoc. Novell. enemy. Leo Gram.
tongued, flippant.
Kov(/)oSofi'a, as,
rj,
Orig. Ill, 773 C.

Nil. 220
(8d|a) =r; Kfvodoîa.
235,
Curop. 32, 11
(c
oi Korvpa-evovres, skir-
C.
4 72 C.
mishers, irregular troops.
Kov<j)6-'Kidos, ov, 6,
2, 68.
pumice, or
rotten-stone.
Aet.
Kovpaov, ov, TO,

tion:
u r s u s) marauding expediTheoph. 499, 13. marauding party.

699, 16, et alibi.
KovfpoXoyeoj,
rjo'to,
(Kou0oXdyoff)
^0
âZ^ lightly.
582, 12.
Leo. Tact.
Phnc. 194, 12.

mvpaaip, opos,
6,
Achmet. 284
6, 22.
App.
C.
I,
121, 37.
KaTaSpofir).
Ta)(vthe Latin cursor Caesarius 976. 8pd/ios, courier, messenger. Philostrg. 2, 4. Nil. 133 D. 309 C. PseudoI,
Kov(f)os, ov, 6,
the Latin c u p a ?
Apophth. 257
Kov(j)o(Tina, as,
fi,
(koviôs, o-Itos) <Ae living
upon
light food.
Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 41 A.

ij,
Nicod.
A,
a, 9,
1,
2.
3.
Lyd. 201,
c
2.-2.
4, 20.
i
KoucôreXeta, as,
(tcXeo))
Zijrî
taxation.
Inscr.
Skirmisher, z=: irpdpaxos.

Kovpa-aptos,
Dioclet.
(couo-ouXtov
of,
Leo. Tact.
4957, 29.
Kov(po(f)opeai,
r]iTa>,
the Latin
G.
or
14 rd Kovpcrapiou
ur
or
((jjepco)
to
bear
aloft.
Sext.
TpoxdSiov.
408,
1,
neuter.
Vit. Nil.
Kouo'crouXioi', ou, to,
ment, perhaps =;: Kaa-ovXa.
a kind of garApophlh. 225 B.
Ko(j)iviov, ov, TO, little Koifiivos.
Jun. 52
Ill,
D.
Koi^wis, ihos,
fj,

Kovamtrpos. ov,
stocks.
Kova-TTos,
KOKfcij,
3018
kouo-ouXjj'.
little
Kotpivos, basket.
Theod.
6,
{kovottos) the putting in the
1112 C.
Ko<piv6a, aa-m, {koîvos) to
Stud. 1076 B.
ov,
6,
(c
i s)
=
s 1
put a basket over one.

Schol. Arist.
kOttttos,
ttoSo-
Nicol. D. 152.
Ko<î.vi>hr]s, es, like
stocks for the feet of criminals.
Ly/l.
I,
K6<f>ivos.
Ach.
158, 1 Toiis KovTTOvs.
Mai.
50, 7.
Cerfr.
45.
333.
Kov<rcrovKa>, Kov(T(rovKiov, see kouctouXiov.
Kova-ras,
6,
the Latin c u
<ûXa|
Suid.
KoxXaSoV (xoxXafo)), adv. by boiling, bubbling up. Pseudo-CAr^s. IX, 860 D.

KoxXafo), KOxXafo), to 6ojI ^;70cr. Act. da-io, et Martyr. Matt. 3 Bopôpos Kox^dâv, boil-
i^fZ. 162, 2 Touff Kouo-rmSi/s, custodes.
Kovaros, incorrect.
Kovurabia, as,
XaKti,
rj,
the Latin
custodia =:
one of the
(pv-
ing mire.
Apoc. Paul.
6,
guard, watch.
Matt. 27, 65. 66.

of-
K6x>âl aKos,
1,
57.
Mai. 419,
Diosc.
II,
11.
Kdx>^V^, pebble.
1, 10, 73.
Sept. Reg.
3,
KovoTwSmpuK,
ficers
ov, 6, (KouoTQjSi'a)
14, 14.
Mace.
of the circus.
r],
KovT^lvr/s,
6,
Cutzines.
Porph. Cer. 310, Mai. 496.

689,
13,
18.
(151).
2, 75, p.
197.
Galen.
96
A^
141
\idos pv\irr]S.
KOVTôhdKTvXoS, OV, (kOVTÔS, SdKTvXos)
^=
KO-
\oPo8dKTv\os.
Theoph.
as a sur-
cochlear, KoxKidpLov, ov, TO, ((cdxXos, cockle) Xiarpov, Xhrpiov, spoon.
cochleare,
Poll. 6, 87.
name.
KOVTÔpVTTjS,
T),
6,
(kOVT^6s, pVTrf)
KoKoôpiV,
gukap
163 (166). A.
Phryn. 321. P. S. 51, 9. Hes. 2. Cochlear or cochleDiosc. 2,12.44.50.

2, 5.
I,
Stump-nosed.
Kourfds,
rj,
Cedr.
11,
529, 25.
ov, (kottto),
curial, cut off.
cut) Implied in KovrôSdKTvXos,
are, a measure.
Eupor.
4,
KoXoôs, curtus,
Galen.
376,
7.
XIU, 311
Philagr. apud Orib.
Digitized
by
IVIicrosoft

KO-^XlWi
KOxXi'ar,
ot), o,
688
Diosc.
2,
Kpaa-ii
Polem. 251.
Tzetz. Chil. 8,
cochlea.
11, xepo-o'os-
2"
9.
Classical.
the
438.-2.
Crier,
Cochlea,
5, 37.
'
Archime16,
1,
an
officer.
T),
Porph. Cer. 35, 23.

ov,
dean screw.
Ij
S.
3.
Diod.
Spiral
I,
Strah.
3, 2, 9.
KpaKTiKQs,
L. claMosus, noisy.
Lucian. U,
staircase.
9.
Strab. 17,
4.
709.
KpdKrjs,
Ill,
r],
426.
of
10. 16.
Proc.
127,
Oiron. 562,
CorfiJi.
579,
jra-
Mai. 320,
Theoph. 193, 21, toC

70.
6, kral, the ruler of Servia or Turkey (Hungary). Cedr. 11, 527, 10.
\anov. 197,
koxX.ioSj)s, Ef,
19, roO iTrmKoC.
Kpdpa, aros, to,

7.
mixture.
Classical.
5fra6.
KoxXlBiov, ov, TO, ZiHte Ko'xXos.

(koxXioi/,
Epict. Ench.
s;ji>ai.
13, 1, 56, a
EIAQ)
3.
MaZ.
yvpos,
32, 5.
water,
5,
KoxXiof, oO,
16. 20.
=
2-2.
?;,
= =
compound of xaXudr and ^f/ev&ip2. Wine diluted with opfi'xaXKor.
KfKpapevos olvos.
Diosc.
1,
Philon
I,
285,
4.
Koxîas
Porp/i. Cer. 77,
433, 28.
157.
304,
KoxXtiiSj/f, cs, .-= KoxXiofiSijs.
ffaZen- II,
47 E.
Koxîwpi'X'"''
''''
^^^ Kox^'ap'o"'
ok, (koxXos,
Poll. 10, 89.
KoxXo-ye'wijTor,
yewaw) conch-born.
purple-fish.
3. Wine =z ofras. Clem. A. I, 305 B. Cant. 7, 2. Plut. II, 140 E. Just. Clem. A. I, 412 A. Apol. 1, 65 (1, 67). 4. Breakfast Theod. IV, 56 A. dKpaSepit.
4, 52.
3, 1, p. 340.
=
to
Euagr.
KoxXor,
01),
24.52 C, 'A(^po5iVi;.
0,
TLo-pa.
Porph. Cer.
TTopeûpo,
*7je
Jos.
Kpaparlîo, ura, (Kpafia)

fast.
26, 11.
dxpaTLôfuu,
breakSchol.
Ant.
3, 7, 7, p.
1),
156.
)
Porph. Cer. 18,

1,
2.
(Compare
-Ko'xXos, ou, 0,
a dark pigment with which women blackened the edge of their
(SnD
i-o/iôZ,
'Theocr.
51.)
little
Kpap-dnov, ov, to,
Kpafia.
Diosc. Eupor.
1,
eyelids
called also xolâs-
Basilic. 2, 5, 25,
207.
KpapfiaoTrdpayos, ov,
6, (KpdpL^t],
iyKavdrf).
paint the eyes toith stibium.^ Kpaârapia, as, rj, (Kpd/3arof) hearse for bearing corpses to the grave. Chron. 696, 14. Mai.
a-ri/Sifm, to
Eust. 728, 47.
[The Hebrew word
name of an herb?
Kpap.fiiCa>,
la-w,
aawdpayoi) the Geopon. 12, 1, 2.

Protosp,
to
look like Kpap-^r/.
Urin. 267, 22.

Kpdpffiv for Kpdp,îov, ov, t6,
436, 12.
397, 8 Kpafiarapea.'
17,
^=
2,
Kpd^r), cabbage.
KpaâTOTTvpia, as,
stead,
(Kpdâros, irvp) grated bedor gridiron, for broiling criminals.
Geopon.
KpdvT),
rj,
12, 1, 8.
Ptoch.
195
apajiîv.
KpavLOV.

Nil. 84 A, Adam's Ant. Mon. 1428 A.
the fruit
skull.
.KpdfiaTTos, ov, 6,
Martyr. Ignat. (inedlt ) 3. the Latingrabattusorgra-
Kpaviov, ov, TO, skull.
batus,
2.
tree.
Golgotha.
a-Kipirovs,
dcTKcivTris,
couch, bed6,
Kpdvov, OV, TO,
cornum,
of the
cornel-
stead, bed.
Marc.
2, 4. 9.
11. 12.
55.
Luc.
Galen. VI, 357 A. B.

Orib. I, 384, 2.
E Kpdvia.
Philagr.
In all Joann. 5, 8 seq. Act. 5, 15. 9, 33. these passages the various readings are Kpaâros, Kpa^âros,
Kpu^ffdnoi/, ov, TO,
22, 74.
apud
Kpds, the
and (Act.
little
33) Kpa^lSarros. Epict. 3, Kpd^âTos.

9,
Latin eras Apophth. 164 A.
==
aiipiov.
Soz. 1133 C.
Kpao-ds, a, 6,
(^Kpaaiov^ vintner.
Theoph. Cont.
Chal. 1605 C, bed.
Kpd^âros, ov,
Epict.
1,
24,
Moer:
53.
Moschn. 46. Phryn. 62, condemned. Soz. 889 A.

6,
198, 17, as a surname.

Kpaa-eibiov, ov, to,
II,
little
Kpaârros.
Kpaais.
Ruf. apud
Orib.
14.
279,
1.
rj,
Kpa^âTo<TTpdia-i.a, a>v, ra, (arpavvvpC)
Kpaa-rjpeprjs,
6,
Crasemeres, a proper name.
Kara-
Porph.
Kpaaiov,
,
Adm.
OV,
150.
XiKTLa, bedclothes.
KpdPpa, incorrect for Kpavpa.

Kpdyyrj,
rjs,
f],
Theoph. Cant. 430, 7. Cedr. II, 343, 12.
.(Kpafca)
=:
KiV(ra, jay.
Iambi.
Adhort. 350.
KpaSaa-pos, ov,
6, {Kpahaivia')
to, ;;= Kpdtris, cup or draught of Joann. Mosch. 2977 C, o|oi;j, a little vinegar. Stud. 1716 C Ilivop.cv be xai npos Ik Kpaa-lv, loe drink also a cup of wine apiece.
liquor.
Nicom. Harm.
-KpaBrjCpopia, as,
fj,
8.
a shaking: vibration. Basil. I, 384 C.

the bearing
2. Wine
Kpda-is, fois,
=
17,
olvos.
Ptoch.
1,
95, et alibi.
Nicet. 503, 28.
(KpaSr), (pipa)
of
(See also Kpaa-ds.) a mixing of water with wine.

250, 81, toC v&aros.
fig-branches at a religious festival.
Plut.
H,
Diod. 4,
390, 21.
4, p.
Philon
Athen.
I,
671 E, V.
1.
KpaTr]poôpia
Plut.
2,
H, 15 E. 677 F.
2,
KpaStaios, a, ov,
2,
of
the KapBla.
Synes.
Hymn.
7,
Tov
o'lvov.
23, toO oti/ou Trpoff to uScop.
29, p. 1592.
6,
Kpadias, ov,
of Kpdhrf.
etc.
Plut. II, 1133 F, vofios,
a tune so called.
Kpd(w,
to cry,
Classical.
^=
fKpayov, from KeKpdym.

1.
Sept.
[Aor. eKeKpaâ Gen. 41, 55

essentially
as V.
Judic.
3, 15, et alibi.]
2. A cup or draught of wine, or of any other kind of drink. Theod. Mops. 696 C. 3. Temperature : temperament. Plut. I, 666 C, ToC o-apaTos. II, 652 A. 366 A, depos. 565 F, state of mind, humor (Turkish kef). Max. Tyr. 35, 37. 4. In arithmetic, mxdtiplication
KpaiwdKaibris, es,
(KpamaKr),
EIAQ)
eyKpaa-is.
Theol. Arith. 10.

o-ucaXoi-
pe6v(Tos.
ov,
6,
Plut. II, 647 D.
5. In grammar, crasis, a species of

noisy fellow.
^7).
KpdKTrjs,
^=
KCKpaKTTjS:
The grammarians use
it
regularly
when
Digitized
by Microsoft
KpaaoôXiov
689
01 fivcrnKol.
KpeLaaav
Greg. Naz.
I,
the contraction is effected by dropping one vowel, or two vowels, and lengthening the
otier (if short)
ees tiroiets, Koi
eiiai, rail
' ;
KpaTr)p, ^pos, 6, chalice.
665 B)
Diosc.
as ^tXeo/xev (piKovfiev,
Kayai,
iiroi-
KpaTTjpla, as,
4,
fj,
=
fj,
Kparrip,
basin, etc
iya
Kai eira^ Kmra, ran
152 (155),
fcos,
p. 636.
fiai.
Tryph. 24.
Apollon. D.
Drac. 13,
18.
3.
68,
Kpdrria-is,
dominion, power.
Maneth.
22.
157,
26.
Conj. 496, 25.
Synt. 126, 18.

1010, 29
Arcad. 128,
Kpaa-iv,
Theodos.
Koto
by crasis.
apud Jos. Apion. 1, 26, p. 461. Aristohd. apud Clem. A. I, 893 B. Sept. Sap. 6, 3. s. II, 937 C. Damasc. II, 309 A =:
<Tvvr)deia,
lepatroôKiov, ov, to, (xpaaiov, |3a\X<a) small
measure, used in monasteries.

At86<rda) Se Koi fls
(ToôXiov.
1,
wine Typic. 47
usage.
11,
Damasc
Arrest of a criminal. 316 A.Jejun. 1932 C, holding

Strab.
25.
2.
noaiv to civrides fiiya Kpa-
back, prohibition.
KpaTrjTeios, ov, ofKpdrrjs.
KpaTtjTiKos,
rj,
48
Ta
eXdrrovi upairoôKla. Ptoch.
1, 2,
195.
2,
125.'281 Kpa<roôKiv.
Kpacraos, the
ij/tf.
Latin crassus
ov,
(KpaTtio) preventive.
Aet.
1,
na)(ys, KpecoSijr.
p.
10
b,
8,
(TvWijêtos.
(Compare Anon.
138, 19.
Med. 257
a cho-
KpaaireSiTrjs, ov, 6, (KpafnTeSov) the last in
Kparci t^v KoiXiav, prevents or checks diarrhoea.)

the lord of the nativity, in
rus,
the
first
being the Kopv^dios.
Plut. II,
KpaTrjTcop, opos, 6,
678 D. E.
Kparaios, a, ov, mighty.
the
Ot
astrology.
Kparaiol fjyenoves,
Ptolem. Tetrab. 198.
Kpanvfios,
Kpdria-Tos,
ov,
of Kpanvosexcellent, as
Heph. a
title.
16,
7.
15,
Porphyr. Iambi. Myst. 266, 4. Aneb. 41, 18. 2. Hard; opposed to fwXaKos. Lucian. 11, 910.
mighty rulers, in astrology.
24, p^Tpov.
most
Luc.
1, 4.
Act. 23, 26.
Diognet. 1168 B.
.4riem. 305.
Kparaiorqi,
tjtos,
tj,
(icparaidr)
might,
110, 33.
power.
Stud.
KpdTos, for, TO, majesty, as a title.
Sept. Ps. 45, 4.
PhUon
I,
1097
'Q,
firmness.
KpaTai6<j)p<ov, ov,
^=
Kparepotjipaiv.
Porph. Them.
Kparvva,
to
Athan. II, 820 A Aeoixfdd o'ov tov KpdTOvs. Cyrill. H. 1172 A. C/iaZ. 1644 A, TO i/ierepoi/. Euagr. 2549 A. Mai. 409, 3. Joann. Hier. 453 C.
17,
33, 20.
KparuvTiKos,
oxro),
dv,
(Rparvva)
Strengthening.
Kparaioa,
(^Kparaios)
=:
Diosc.
I,
1,
29.
68, p. 73.
Antyll.
apud Or*.
vociferous.
strengthen.
Sept. Judic.
2,
3, 10.
Ruth
1,
18.
533, 11, Tivos.

r),
Reg.
1,
30, 6.
11, 23, i<p'
rip,ds,
they pre-
KpavyacTTiKos,
ov,
(^Kpavydâ)
vailed against us.

16, et alibi.
1,
Par.
1, 80,
2,
35, 22.
Ps.
79,
Luc.
et alibi.
16, 13.
Patriarch. 1105 A,
Paul. Cor. on awoOaSept. Ps.
Kpavyaa-nKois, adv. vociferously.
Schol. Arist.
Eq. 487.
Kpavyaôs,
ov,
velrm, he asserted, affirmed.

Kparala>iia, aros, to,
(^Kpavydâi)
vociferating.
Ptol.
Kparalains.
Tetrab. 164.
KpavyrjnKos,
17,
24, 15.
42, 2.
1.
ov, loud.
Anast. Sin. 776 A.
Kparatms, adv. mightily.
KpavyiKas (Kpavyrj), adv. vociferously.

51^. 12, iTTaTreCKeiv.
Theoph.
Reg.
1, 2, 16.
rj,
KpaTaitaats, ecas,
(^KpaTaiota)
Strength, power.
*Kpavpa, Of,
^,
the
name
of a disease in swine
Sept. Ps. 59, 9.

KpaTe(TTpo!, a,
ov,
67, 36, et alibi.
and
more
cattle.
Aristot.
apud Phot. Lex. KpaC-
(as if from KpaTrjs)

1.
pov ....
Kpavpoco,
QjcTG),
powerful.
KpaTeto,
rjo-ta,
Simoc. 286,
to
3.
(^Kpavpos) to
make
hard.
Philon
seize,
arrest,
take,
apprehend.
II,
174, 11 -eî/m.
fj,
Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 9. Gregent. 584 C. Mai. 60, 14. Synax. Oct. 1. Apophth. 93 B 'ExpdTqacv avTov Trdvor, pain seized him. 145 A, Anast. Sin. 756 ijjuSf (fyayelv he detained us. Porph. Cer. 488, 20, dyjrdpia, to catch C. a. To prevail. Eus. U, 320 C. IV, fish.
Matt. 14,
Kpedvopia, as,
tribution
,4. I,
(Kpeavopos) L. visceratio, dis-
Apophth. 324 B.
of meat.
Lucian.
[_Aster.
I,
189.
CTem.
240
(72
Kpfcovofiia).
Kpeas, aros, to, meat.
380
toC xpeous.]
Kpea(payem, see KpeoKJiayeai.

KpeâTiô) or Kpe^ânâ,
icra,
(Kpdâros, xpd^-
941D.
3.
âros)
licly.
Lector 188 A, eVi irivrc
3108 A, c<ay 195, 16 'O Se' iroKefios avTov fKpdrrjcrcv eTrj 8 Sophrns. 4. To carry, in arithmetic. 5. To keep a fast. Anast. Caes. 3985 C.
last. Theod. Joann. Mosch. t^s nevTijicoo-T^f. Mai. 72, 13.
To hold
out,
to
expose in a hearse, to disgrace pubThalass. 1476 A. Ephes. 976 E.

to
eTt}.
KpeSiToip,
opos,
6,
the Latin
1, 6, 3.
creditor
4, 6, 7.
Saveiarfis.
Antec.
Kperjôpia, see Kpeafiopea.

Kpelos, ov, 6,
Kpflcro'iov
a kind o{ conch.
ov,
Athen.
or Kpeirrav,
better, etc.
2.
3, 33.
Sub-
521 C. 525 A,
tpaTTjiia,
vrja-Telav.
stantively, TO upeiatjov or Kpelrrov, ov, to, the
aTOS,
to,
Xn,
232
'E.
2.
(Kpareai)
handle.
in
Galen.
battle.
higher power, God.
Clementin. 177 A.
Jul.
Eus.
Advantage
n, 1001 B,
et alibi.
398 A.
Greg. Naz.
Mauric.
4, 5.
m,
7
1101 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KpeiTTOCO
KpfLTT6a>,
i}cra>,
690
Leont. H, 1796
Ibid.
Kp7]TlK0<;
^=
fj,
ficXnoa.
B.
KpciTTaais, eat,
Artem. 400. 373 B.

Polyb.
2,
Also,
KpeamaiKeiov.
Aster.
êKriaxTis.
Kpeatcjiayca, fia-a, (jtpconâyos) to eat
Kpejiabei (KpeiMvmiu),
adv. by hanging.
Orig.
m,
1040 B.
(cpe/ioftD
Kpep,ajML
= =
Kpefiavvvpi.
Sept.
Job
26, 7.
2,
KpepAvvvp-m.
Sept. Reg.
18, 10,
meat (flesh)^ Biod. 2, 54 (tpcoâyem. Clem. A. I, 7So A. S<ra6. 16, 4, 17 as v. 1. Also, Kp(a<j)ayia>. Epiph. Orig. I, 541 B. II, 84 A, incorrectly printed Kpea âyoCiTfj.
17, 10.
Kpa>(f>ayia, as,
r),
an eating offlesh.
Philon
II,
Strab. 16
Kpefiawvju, to hang.
(is Ti.
Pseudo-/aco&.
5.
Mai. 267,
4 -(rSijvat [Apotlod. Arch. 16

4,
4,
9 as V.
1.
235,
3.
Plut.
II,
132 A, et
?ibl C.
Kpep.aa-fievos
Kpejiaxris,
II,
KKpfpacriiei/os.}
alibi.
Just.
Trypb.
20.
Tatian.
9.
Also, Kpeo(j)ayia.
Strab. 16, 4,
cm,
r],
a hanging, suspending.
Theoph. 360,
3,
Orib.
Ml. 377
KprjixvLâ,
B.
(^Kprjp.i/os^
174, 10.
staging?
Lcro},
to
6,
hurl
10.
down a
preci-
Kpep.a(TTapiov, ov, to,
(Kpep-aarfip)
pendant, an
suspender.
pice.
Sept.
Mace.
2,
Plut. 11, 5 A.
ornament.
Kpe/iaa-Trip,
Siwrf.
rjpos,
1741D.
^cfone^. 248.
Hippol. 792 A.
K.fyqp.vi.a'ii.os,
6,
{Kpep.avmp.i)
ov, 6,
a hurling down a
precipice..
Soran. 257, 29, of the opxeis.

Probl. 62, 32.
*Kppa<TT6s, ov,
TTos
6,
Alex. Aphr.
Ptolem. Tetrab. 151. 197.

Kprjfivoârea), rja-a, (^KprjfwoâTqs) to climb preci-
hanging.
'O
Kpcfiaa-Ths
ktj-
pices.
Strab. 15, 1, 56.

7.
Philon U, 445,
10.
Beros. apud or irapdSeia-os, of Babylon. Jos. Ant. 10, 11, 1, p. 538. Apion. 1, 19,
p.
Sext. 571,
Kprip.vo^dTr)s, ov, 6, ((SaiVo))
climber of precipices.
451.
Kpp,p,vov, OV, TO,
Kpep.vaa>
Greg. Naz. Ill, 1267 A, rope-dancer.

Kp6p.p,vov, onion.
Hes.
Kpaqviaios, a, ov,
Kpfpdvmp.i.
Moer. 134.
C.
Kprjvibiov, ov, TO,
Kprjviov,
Kpeoôpem, KpeoTziiKiov, see Kpecoôpea, KpeamaiXlov.
= =
Kprjvaios.
Theod. HI, 1393

Soti. 184, 25.
following.
Kprjvrj.
ov,
TO,
little
Strab.
3,
4,
17,
Kpeovpyem,
as meat.
rjcra,
(_Kpeovpy6s) to cut
II,
up meat or
Jos.
p. 256, 21.
Philon
6.
459, 22, et alibi.
Kprjvovxos, ov,
(jcprjvr),
(X") ruling over
springs.
Ant. 13, 12,

Kpiovpyla, as,
II,
Cornut. 129.
fj,
the cutting
up of meat. Lucian.
Kpeaâyea,
Kpea>-
KprjmSaTos,
rj,
ov,
crepidatus,
wearing
icpij-
298.
Kpco<})ayia,
mSas.
see
Lyd. 152,
14, crepidata fabula.
KpeoCJ>ayf<t>,
(f>ayta.
KprjTnSoncoKrjs, ov, 6, seller
of KpiymScy.
pave,
to floor.
Synes.
KpfvWiov,
II,
ov, TO,
1380 C.
KpedSiov.
Synes. 1517 B.
KprfmSoa,
C. 51,
ixroa, (^Kprjiris^ to
1, 3.
Kpeayfiopeco, rjam, (/cpcffl^dfios) to eat flesh.
pea.
Also, KpcoôCaesarius 985. Bardes. apud Eus. HI, 465 A. Andr. Caesarius Also, Kperiôpia. C. 1220 C.
507, 92.
Diod.
Dion
Plut.
n, 233
B KpjjmSoi/iEi/oB
opdos, standing.
Kpr)Ttiba)p.a,
aros, to, {Kprjiriboio) basement, floor.
Diod. 13, 82.

Srjfia,
1096.
incorrect.
Aquil. Ezech. 43, 14 xptimEustrat. 2289 B, t^s imKvp,-
Kpeaôpos, ov,
carnivorous.
Kpao^6pos.~\
KpfcoSaiiria,
6,
(Kpeas, |3i/3p<otrK(a) flesh-eating,
^fjdpas, bottom ?
KprjTaievs,
a>s,
6,
Lyd. 139.
[Contracted from
(KpfiTrf)
6,
=
chalk.
Kpr/s,
Cretan.
Polyb.
rj,
6,
46, 3.
47,
5.
,
as,
(KpeaSaiTijs)
=;
Kpeavoixia.
KfyqTapiov, ov, to,
c ret
Charis. 553,
2,
Plut. II, 643 A.

(cpfmSaiVijj. ov, 6, (Saiopju)
19
Kpeavo/ios.
Kpr/rdpiv.
Aet.
2,
10.
Geopon.
42,
2.
Plut.
Basilic. 10, 3, 34.
n, 644 B.
KpfaSoTea),
rjira, (8i8(o/xi)
to
give meat.
Const.
Apost.
Apost.
6, 20.
KpecoKoyeto, rjaa,
6, 3.
(Xeym)
to
gather meat.
Const.
the Hebrew 'HID, the Cherethites. Sophon. 2, 5. 6 KpfjTT), their country. Kprjriô), ia-a, (Kp^s) to act like a Cretan, to lie. Plut. I, 267 F. Polyb. 8, 21, 5, npbs Kp^ra.
Kp^TES,
a>v, 01,
Sept.
(Compare
KprjTiKos,
rj,
Callim. Jov.
Kpeavop,ia, KpfomoyKflov, see Kpeavofila, Kpeami)\iov.

*Kpea>'iTa>Xr]s, ov, 6,
ov,
Cretan.
98,
r^
8.
Paul. Tit.
KprjTiKrj,
1, 12.)
creta.
10.
Hippol.
(jrcoXEm) meat-seller, butcher.
13, 43, p.
Haer.
89.
Aet.
2,
2.
Mack, apud Athan.

I,
580 C.
Basil.
477 C.
rj,
KpfomuikiKos,
ov,
belonging
to
a KpeamaKris.
shambles.
nois expressed or understood, the foot Dion. H. V, 110, 1. Plut. II, 1141 A. Heph. 3, 2. 204, 14. Apollon. D. Pron. 323 C. KprjnKbv ficTpov,
Creticus, with
Plut.
II,
643 A,
ou,
TpaTTffa.
tA,
Cretic verse, a verse consisting of Cretici.
pcci)w<i\toi',
meat-market,
493,
7.
Heph.
13, 1.
Aristid. Q. 39. 55.
KpijrtKor
1 3.
Diod.
12,
24,
p.
51
KpeonaKiov.
pv6p.6s, Cretic rhythm.
Dion. H. V, 205,
Strab. 17, 2, 4, p. 404,
Plut. II, 277 D.
Strab. 10, 4, 16.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Kpr}Tl(TIW<i
KpriniTiws, ov, 6, (KpqTlâ))
ing.
691
ly-
KpOKlVOi
Cretan behavior,
Kpai6-p,vpov, ov, rh,

II,
Kpivivov pvpov.
Galen
Pint.
ri,
Kpiavos,
I,
6v,
268 F. (xptds) born under Aries.

I,
81 F.
ov,
Basil.
KpioKc<j>a\os,
(Kpios,
(CE(/)aX^)
ram-headed.
a batter-
132 A.
KpiApiov, ov, TO,
18.
Kptddpiov, ov, TO,

10.
Kptdia(io, aira,
= =
Athan.
ram. Porph. Cer. 487,
KpioKOTrico,
I,
20 B, Zeus
(kottto))
1,
Ammon.
to batter with
9,
Kpi6s,
Tjcra),
ing-ram.
Kptdfj.
Polyb.
42,
nvpyovs.
App.
I,
Porph. Cer. 658,
692, 50.
Kpio-Kpovtt)
preceding.
Cyrill.
A. X, 1089
with a batter-
(xpiB^)
to
stuff one's self
mth
B.
Kpiopaxif, ing-ram.
537.
r\aa), (jw.xop.ai) to fight
barley, as a horse.
Bdbr. 62 Kpi6td(ras, sug-
gested by the Homeric aKoarrrjaas.

Kpt6'i(a, ia-co, to
Apollod. Arch. 38.
feed with barley.

barley.
Babr.
9,
76, 2.
Kptowpoa'cnros, ov, {npoaairov) rarw-faced. Lucian.

I,
Kpidivos, ov,
of
Polyb. 34,
15, oivos,
î6os,
beer.
Plut.
n, 648 E.
752 B,
Plut.
Kpi6s, ov, 6,
iTopa.
Trpoârav,
ram.
Sept. Par. 2, 17,
11
Kpwi
Kpioi,
rams.
KpidoKoyos, ov, (\cyco) gathering barley.

II,
*Kpio(p6pos, ov, {(j)ipa) carrying a battering-ram.
292 C.
6,
Athen. Mech.
diviner by barley.
3.
Diod. 20, 48. 91.

(KptVt/xor)
App.
I,
Kptdo-pavns, fas,
Clem.
439, 37.
136.
Kp'uns, e<of,
749, 32.
decree.
A.
I,
69 A.
fj,
Kplaipov, ov, TO,

(Kpido(j)a.yos') the
Achmet.
Kpidoâyia, as,
ley, living
eating of bar-
on barley.
Polyb.
6, 38, 4.
fj,
interpretation of oracles or dreams.
Kpi6o(âyos, ov,
barley.
($ArQ)
little
eating barley, living on

43, 33.
Dion C. Frag.
5, 4.
4s,
KptKeKKiov, ov, TO,
KpiKeXKos.
Mauric.
zz^
1, 2.
Leo. Tact.
(cptneeXXoetSijy,
6, 2.
Porph. Cer. 660,
3.
(KpUeXKos,
EIAQ)
KpiKO-
8ijf.
Porph. Them. 28,
(tpiKcXXoE, ov, 6,
5.
KpiKos, metallic ring.
Codin.
50, 13.
Gloss.
f/,
B. J. Jos. Ant. 2, 5, 7. 2, 36. 2. Judgment, the Artem. 283. Patriarch. Matt. 10, 15. last judgment. Tryph. 5. 38, Just. Apol. 1, 40. 1053 B. olyc. lOli p.-488B. 557 A. Cohort. 1. B. Martyr. Polyc. 1037 B. Orig. I, 808 A. Sept. Reg. 4, 3> Distinctive peculiarity. 1, 7 Ti's ^ (cpiVis ToC dvSpo's ; what sort of a
Sept.
5,
6,
Dan.
4.
KptKrjKaa-la, as,
^KpUos,
Antyll.
ikavva)
Orib.
hoop-trunI,
looking
man was
he
f i s t
dling,
a game.
little
apud
521,
6.
KpKTTaTTjs, ov, 6,
(c r
a)
:=
TpixopaxaTT}S.
Kpmlov, ov, TO,
KpUos, metallic ring.

ring-like.
Method.
Theoph. 619, 14.

KpiTapiov, incorrect for Kpt^rapiov.
KpiTTis,
384 A.
KpiKOfiSrjs,
is,
(EIAQ)
II,
Plut. II, 877
oO,
6,
judge.
Ol
Kpirai,
Judices,
E. E.
KpUos, ov,
Galen.
6,
373 D.
Classical.
Sext.
nose-ring.
2.
I,
ring.
169, 6,
Judges, the seventh book of the Old Testa^ Jos. Ant. 6, Sept. Judic. (titul.). ment.
5, 4.
5bop,
1.
for trundling.
Antyll.
apud
KpiKoio,
Orib.
aa-at,
522,
KpiTtdfo), d<ra>, to imitate Kpirlasfit
Philostr. 502.
Classical.
to ring,
to
(the nose or lips)
*KpinK6s,
T),
6v, skilled in
judging.
with a ring.
Kpucaros,
rj,
Strab.
1 7, 2, 3.
ov,
(KptKoa)
armillary.
Gemin.
decision,
2,
Epicur. apud Diog. 10, 32. 2. Sext. 70, 11. 487, 1.
Dion. H. V,
Criticus,
Apollon.
6 npi5.
837 B, (Tâipa.
Kplpa, aros, to,
Gell. 3, 10.
KpliTis,
critical.
Strab
C.
=^
judgment;
Par.
D. Pron. 351
TiKos,
Substantively, (a)
critic.
8, 1, 1, p. 93, 10.
decree.
Sept. Lev.
1,
9,
26, 46.
4,
7.
criticus, a
9, 1,
Polyb. 32,4,
11,
Esdr.
22.
4.
Job
31, 13.
Sir. 21, 5.
38, 12.
Strab.
10.
Dion Chrys.
Clem. A.
the art
I,
274, 15.
f,
42,
2,
2.
Jer. 22, 15.
Polyb. 4,
1,
Sext. 616, 31.
793
A. (b)
Epici.
4,
15, 8.
5,
Plut. II, 1046 F.
Anton.
I,
KpiTiKT], SO. TixvT],
of
criticism.
Sext.
alibi.
2.
(=
19 Soypa).
Sext. 233, 34, et
Crime,
sin, guilt.
Epiph.
1049
A.
Apophth. 293
guilty.
Joann. Mosch. Jejun. 1893 B. C.

E,
t}âiov
1.
Ovk exa Kpipa, I am not 2953 B. 2992 C.

lilies.
3. Criticus, critical, in mediGreg. Naz. H, 373 B, ihpi,s. Kpinxas, adv. critically. Erotian. 14. Artem. 311, exîv nv6s, to be a judge in anything.
655,
1.
cine.
Theophil. 1133 A.
Kpivivos, ov, (xplvov)
V.
8o B, fivpov. {Clem. A. I, 472
made of
Galen. 81
KpMris,
KpoKias,
s,
KptoetSris.
(/cpo'Kor)
Philon
I,
113, 18.
saffron-
Athen. 10, 53 as
ov,
6,
crocias,
Th cmb Kpivav
Lyd.
60,
livpov")
Kpiviros, 17.
Kpivoeihiis,
3,
is,
crinitus,
Plut. n, 375 E. colored stone. Diosc. KpoKiXo), iVto, to look like saffron.
2,
195.
v7r\6Kap,os.
128 (129). KpoKivtâ (KpSmvos)

5,
preceding.
Simoc. 290,
Classical.
(Kplvov,
EIAO)
lily-like.
Diosc.
16.
133 (134).
Kp6Kivos,ov,
crocinus, of saffron.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KpOKlOV
692
KpoTatjjuiios, a, ov,
Kpvâ
((cpoTaôs) in the temple of
w\riyr].
KpoKivov fj-vpov, unguentum Diosc. 2, 213. crocinum, or simply crocinum. Sept. Prov. Pohjb. 31, 4, 1. Diosc. 1, 64. 7, 17.
KooKiov, ov, TO,
Zi'M/e
the head.
Synes. 1501 C,
KpoTa(j)iâ, ia-a, to
KpoKos.
Artem. 107.
head.
knock on the temple of the Cosm. Ind. 441 C. D. Anast. Sin.

a,
ov,
KpoKoâtpla, as, î (icpoKoâ(j)ris) a dyeing with Philosir. 159. saffron.

KpoKoBclXivos,
11,
T),
97 A.
KpoTd(j>ios,
of
the
temples of the head.
ov,
of o KpoKoSeiXos.
Clcm. A.
Galen. U, SI 5 B.
KpoTa<îrqs, ov, 6, ^=. Kpordcpios.
25 B, Xoyof,
crocodilina, a sophism.
a crocodile.
Galen.
II,
279
KpoKobfiKobrjKTOi, ov, {baKva) hit by
D,
p,ies,
the temporal muscles.

8.
Anlyll. apud
Diosc. 5, 125 (126), p. 794.

KpoKoSeiKos, ov,
codilina.
6,
Orib. II, 53,
crocodile, in the
I,
sophism croDiosc. 4,
KpoTea,
Lucian.
es,
332. 562. 826.

lOce
2.
rjo-to,
to
make compact.
Strab. 15,
1, 67.
KpoKoubr)S,
(EIAQ)
KpoKos.
convene, bring together, bring about, Gregent. 652 A. :=^ crjjyKpoTeio. Leant, I,
To
158 (161).
Philon Carp. 97 B.
1217 C.
the sedi1,
Theoph. 752. 337, 11, ovvoiov.

brjp.oo'Lov KpoTTjdevTos.
fj,
28,
KpoK6-pn.ypa, arcs, to,
crocomagma,
4 IloXepov
Kporrjcris,
ment of the
Galen.
KpoKorras,
II,
u, 6,
KpoKivov fivpov.
Diosc.
26.
eas,
((cporeto)
explosion of sound.
89 B.
Dion. H. V, a wild beast of Porphyr. Abst.

KopoKoras.
KpoTLaTrfs, ov, 6,
77, 6.
crocotta,
clapper,
one who claps

Gregent. 601
his
India.
2.
223
Agathar. 161, 10.

'ivSiKri
1, 3.
Dion
C. 76,
vaiva.
Also,
hands rhythmically.
C).
(600
Also, KpoKovrras.
4, 16.
Artem.
KpoTodopvôs,
ov,
6,
r=
KpSroi Koi 66pvôs.
Ephes. apud Strab. 16,

KpoKvbuTiios, OV,
6,
Plut. II, 45 F.
KpovKTjs,
r),
1095 D. 1117 A.
?) deserving crucifixion?
f
(KpoKuSifm) (Ae picking of loose
6,
(crux
flocks off the bedclothes, by delirious people. Galen. II, 260 A. 379 B.
KpoKvcftavTOi, ov, 6,
(jioKos.
3, 19.
(^KpoKtj,
Theoph. 443, 16.

Kpovpa, see Kpov<Tp.a.
KpovpAriov, ov, TO,
little
vtâlvo)
=
1,
Kexpv-
Kpovfia.
Schol. Arist.
Erotian. 228.
Anton.
2, 2.
Aquil.
26. 4.
Eq. 276.
Kpovvr]86v
KpoKabrjs, ft,
^
es,
(fcpowds),
2, 14,
adv.
in
torrents.
Sept.
alibi.
KpoKociS^s.
Diosc.
Mace.
urer.
45.
Philon U, 114, 30, et
132, pp. 14. 126.

Kpop,fjt.v8iov, OV, TO,
Kpovo'ipiTprjs, ov, 6, {KpovcD, /ierpeo)) false meas-
=1
Kpopfivov, onion.
Geopon.
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 451.
Diosc.
3,
12, 1, 2 Kpopp.vhiv.
Kpoiip,va)8ris,
Achmet. 206.
Kpova'pa, aros, to, (^Kpova) blow.

onion-like.
p. 34 9, nXrjyaiv.
6 (8),
(^<p6p.fivov,
EIAQ)
Diosc. 4, 149 (151), p. 631.

Kpovia,
(av, to., (Kpdwof) the Roman Saturnalia. Dion. H. n, 672, 7. PZmJ. II, 272 E. App.
Can. Apost. 65. 2. Tlie striking of the sounding-board {^{ikov, crrjjuairpov). Cyrill. Scyth. V. S. 287 A. Stud. 1740 A. Also, Kpov/rn. Steph. Diac. 1096
I,
66,
42.
Dion C.
fj,
36,
54, 1.
37,
4,
4.
To Kpovpa
bebcoKev, he Struck the sounding-
Herodn.
I,
1, 16, 5.
hoard.
Kpovtas, aSos,
the
Roman
Saturnalis.
Plut.
Kpova-paTiKos,
r/,
ov,
^Kpova'pa) sonorous: high-
869 C, vvKTes7).
lounding words.
Polyb.
2,
36, 3, Xoyoi.
Plut.
KpoviKos,
Plut.
Just.
I,
of Cronus. 637 D, foprf), the

6v,
1,
Nicom. Harm.
6.
II,
1138 B.
a smiting,
striking.
Roman
Apol.
67,
riiiepa,
Saturnalia.
Kpova-fioi, ov, 6,
Nil. 500 C.
r/
tov Kpovov
KpovoTov, ov, TO, the Latin
crustum,
a piece
rifiepa,
Saturday.
old twaddler.
of anything baked.
Kpova~r6s,
5,
rj,
Athen. 14, 57.

Struck.
KpovoKrjpos, ov, 6, (Kpdvos, Xfjpos)
ov, ((cpoum)
Nicom. Harm.
Cyrill
Plut.
n, 13 B.
6,
opyavov, stringed instrument.

to
Kpovos, ov,
man
Saturnus.
Cronus, corresponding to the Ro'0 tov Kpovov da-Trjp, =^
Kpovm,
strike
the sounding-board.
(baivav, the planet Saturn.
Cleomed. 13, 13. Philon Bybl. apud Eus. Ill, 85 C. AchiU. Tat. Isagog. 953 D. 'H tov Kpovov r/pepa, dies Saturni, Saturday. Tertull I, 371 A.
Dion
7,
C. 37, 16, 2. 4.
Kpoa-a-oi, av, oi,
64. 65.
Sept. Ex.
fj,
37, 17,
3.
66,
7, 2.
Joann. Mosch. 2961 A, TO ^v\ov. Leant. Cypr. 1693 D. Leant. 2fon.eA5A. 5tarf. 1716 C (neuter). 1717 C, TO. Tpia, := Tplt. 2. To knock at a door, KOTTTtO TTjV BvpOV. ApOphth. 124 C. 296 A, Kara KeWiov.
Scyth. V. S. 287 B.
dvaavoi, tassel, fringe.
Poll.
Kpv^rj,
^s,
1.
28, 22. 24 Kpaxra-oi.
115,
2.
3.
fj,
Hermes Tr. Poem. Kpiîs. Adverbially, Kpv^fj =^ icpv^.

12, 12.
*Kpoaa-a>T6s,
6v,
(Kpotraoi) tasselled, fringed.

7,
Sept. Reg.
Araros apud Sept. Ex. 28,

KpoToKurrfis, ov,
Poll.
14.
6,
65.
Lycophr. 1102.
Nil. 272
Kpvâ>
2,
Mace.
3, 4, 12.
Kpvwrw.
Sept. Reg. 4, 11, 3.
Ps. 44, 14.

6 KporaKiâv.
Jacob. 12,
317,
Iren. 644 C.
D.
(See also TavraKiarfis.)
condemned. Apoc. Mos. 4 Ti Kpvêa-ai
Pseudo649 A. Phryn. Hippol. Haer. 140, 92.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KpVflO<!
6'93
Kpv(j>ioTrvevaTi
KTTIfiaTlVOi
(titc'ib),
Diosc. 3, 53 (61), ot iv KBVfws, ov, 6, chill. 68ots, intermittent chills.

KDVos, a, ov,
Uriyr),
Koiios,
adv.
stealthily.
Steph.
Diac. 1161 A,
v.
1.
Kpu^toTrvfuo-Tms.
:= yjrv)(pos, cold. Attal. 146 Kpva Cold Spring, a place. Scyl. 691, 4. ov, 6, a, kind of transparent stone. Schol.
Nub. 768.
fj,
Kpv(j>ios, ov, secret,
hidden, concealed.
Hermes
or
Sep*.
Tr. latrom. 394, 26, tottoi,
Ta alSola.
2.
Such-a-one
9, 1.
:^ baKTvkws
6 Stlya.
Arist.
Kpimrripla, as,
Kuth
Kpvnrr), crypt.
4, 1.
Ps.
fj,
45, 1.
Aihan.
I,
KpvtjjioTtjs,
rjTos,
(^KpiKJjios)
mysteriousncss.
361 A.
Kpiwrias, a, ov,
tS>v KpytTTicDv,
KoifflTos,
7j,
=^
Kpv(j>ios.
Agath. 320, 12
Substantively,
Theod. Anc. 1408 C. 141 A. 293 B.

KpvfjjiaSas
Pseudo-Dion. 180 A.
Pseudo-i)Jon. 260
Nicol.
ambush.
concealed.
c r
OV,
2.
KpvcpioeiSas.
A.
Kpv(po-TroU(o,
to
(a)
17
KpvTnri,
yp
1,
place.
11, 33.
Strab. 17,
37, p. 384, 12.

7, 4, p.
a , crypt, concealed Luc.

343.
conceal.
Vit.
S.
884
Kpvrrrov
Jos. B. J. 5,
alSoiov,
A.
Kpvîyapiia, as,
yap,la.
rj,
(1) to
(Kpmrra, ydpos}
irpcoKTos.
Achmet. 19.
Tobit
12,
6.
Genes. 83, 13.

eWS,
:= \a6poTheoph. Cont. 652,

KpVTTTlOV.
157, p. 129.
Melamp. 507.
secretly.
1.
13.
KpV\jr-Op)(^LS,
Kpvwras,
adv.
1,
Sept.
6,
=:
TOVS op^flS
Mace.
10, 79 as v.
Strab. 12, 2, 4, un-
derground.
KpuoTaWif""
11.
Macar. 516 C.
KpruoToKKm eoiKa.
Apoc. 21,
276 A, enlargement of the Sa-xôv. KpvôToKavTos, ov, =^ KpvTrrav to ToKavTov. Fseud-Athan. IV, 1500 A.
Galen.
II,
Kpviidrjs,
es,
(^Kpvos,
EIAO)
cold, chilly.
Plut.
KpoToXXij/or, ov, ((cpuo-ToXXos)

crystalline.
crystallinus,
Epict.
3, 9,
II,
653 A.
Strab. 2,
3, 4.
21.
Kpatyp.6s, ov, 6, (/cptoô)) the
cawing of jackdaws.
Plut. II, 1081 B.

KpvaraXKo-eiSris,
4, 4, 6, p.
Antip. S. 47.
like ice
h,
or crystal.
1.
Strab.
Kpaitrooi, see
KpoaaoL
[ Aor. pass, ktt]-
321, 18 as v.
Plut.
II,
695 B,
KTaop.ai, to acquire, to possess.

Brjvai, to
et alibi.
talline
237 C, x^rmv, the crysDiog. 8, 77. lens or humor.

Galen.
II,
C.
Fut.
be possessed.
Sext. 569, 6.
Nil 104
Sept.
KToofiai.
pass. KTrjdrjaofiai, passively.
KfivcrrdKKoeihSis,
II,
adv. like ice or crystal.
Plut.
Jer. 39, 43.]
Act.
Krao)
/crw,
^=z
888 B.
KpiiaraXKov, ov, to, piece

(cpuo-ToXXoo/iat, Zo be
of ice. Jul. 341 B. Philon II, 174, frozen.
KTelvm, to
9.
kill.
[Perf. cierayKa.
Sext. 652, 30,
Diod. 14, 47,
p. 679, 96.
condemned.]
Orib. Ill,
20.
KpiardKKos, ov,
Apocr. Act. Philipp. in Hellad. 19. Diod. 2, 52. 6, rock-crystal.
KTeis, v6s, 6, r=r ETTCffiov,
TO dv&t Tov yvvatKtov
alSolov.
Dion. P. 724. 781.

Kpv<TTaKKo<f)avris, is,
16, 2, 25.
Kpva-TaXXaSris, es,
6, 6, p.
= =
Aristeas
9.
390, 12.
Strab.
Moschn. 21. Poll 2, 174.

6,
Ruf apud
Galen.
II, '3
70 E.
KputrTaXXoejfiijf.
Theod. IV, 889 B.

KTevds,
a,
(kte/s)
comb-maker, comb-seller.
KTeis,
Kpva-TaKKoeiSrjs.
5,
Strab. i,
Ptol.
Porph.
115.
Adm.
PoU.
232, 18, a surname.

little
321, 18.
Diosc.
159 (160).
KTeviov, ov, TO,
comb.
Lucian.
JKoclet.
Ill,
Tetrab. 94.
xpvcâ,
5,
96,
et alibi.
G.
adv. adv.
:=
icpv<pfj,
\ddpa.
Dion. H.
in
II,
13,
7.
fj,
642, 13.
Kpv^fj,
secretly.
'Ew
9,
KTeiiuTTOs,
Kpv(j}^,
ov,
(KTeviâi)
9, \lvov.
combed
carded.
secret.
Symm.
KTcvofiBris,
Esai. 19,
Porph. Cer. 465,

comb-like.
Sept. Judic. 4, 21.
31.
Kpv<j>iairT7]s, ov, 6, (xpiKJiios}
Ruth
3, 7.
18, poKKos.
CS-,
e^rjyrjTTis, inter-
(KTeis,
EIAQ)
Schol
I,
preter.
Kpvijiipalos,
Aquil. Gen. 41, 8, et alibi.

a,
ov,
r=z
Kpv(j)ios.
Macar. 568
Schol. Arist.
Clem. A. 792 C. KTjjpa, aTos, TO, a possession.

4, flocks.
Dion. H.
14, 3,
B.
Kpv(l>ifiatas,
Jos. Ant.
6,
calf.
2.
218,
adv.
Kpv(j)la>s.
Estate:
Pac. 730.
Kpv<liioyva)fiea, rjtra, (yvwfii))
:=: Kpv^jfivovs
FiV.
eifii.
Steph. Diac.
1125 C.
Mcol.
S.
877
Chal. 1509 D. village, hamlet. Martyr. Areth. 60. Joann. Mosch. 2944 C. Mai: 47, 18. Sophms. 3572 C. 3032 B. Porph. Cer. 720, 6. 51, 9.
17,
D.
Kpvcj>ioyva)pMs, adv.
KTTipanKos,
KpvijrivtDS, slyly,
ov,
cunningly.
wealthy, rich.
Substantively,
men of
opposed to
(KT^pa) possessing property,

01 KTtipanKol,
Steph. Diac.
1177 B.
landed proprietors,
properly,
the
KpvtfuoeiS&s
(EIAQ), adv. mystically.

(jivtrrris)
Pseudo-
wealthy, the rich;
dKTrjpoves, or
Dion. 260 A.
Kpv<j>i6fivaTos, ov,
mystical.
Pseudo3.
to o da-TiKos Sx>ôs KOI dyopaios. Polyb. 5, 93, Diod. 18, 10. 21. Plut. I, 85 D. 456 C. 6.
Dion. 997 B.
KpuîOfOXTTas, adv.
828 C.
iivotik&s.
Genes. 24,
KTripdnvos, ov, quid ?
Porph. Cer. 461,
2.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KTTJVeiO'i
694
I,
Kvaiarovi
ffXoia, to build vessels.
KTTiveios, ov,
of a
6v,
KTrjvoS'
KTqviKos,
T],
Orig.
preceding.
1117 C. Malch. 267,

Apophth.
[Mai. 204, 14 mkt,3, 32.
Cfievos z:^ eKTt(7/xei/os.]
16, heast.
KTTjvlTqs, ov, 6,
Anast. Sin. 72 D.
one who tends
KTrjvj].
ktLvwP'I
KTicris,
KTfivai.
fj,
App. n,
eas,
148 B.
Stud. 1745 A.
673 C.
one addicted
to
creating.
L. creatio, creation, the act of Sept. Sir. 43, 25, lajxav. Paul.
Just. Cohort. 8, K6a-p.ov.
KTrjvoPa<Tia, see KTrjVoParia.

KTrjuo^d-rrii, ov, 6,
tiality.
Kom.
bes-
1, 20.
Melito
(ISaiva))
Schol. Arist.
as,
fj,
Ran. 429, et
alibi.
KTTjvofiaTia,
bestiality.
Jejun. 1921
D.
1893
KTrjvoâcria.
es,
264 B. 2. Creatura, creature, creation, the thing or things created. Sept. Judith 9, 12. Ps. 73 18. Sap. 2, 6. 5, 18. Sir. 49, 16. Aristeas
1198,
Xpia-Toi.
Basil.
IV,
KTTjvoyevf)!,
(yiyvo/iai)
born
of a
beast.
Anast. Sin. 1053 A.

KTrivonia-Biou, ov, to, (fiurBos)
Paul. Gal. 637 A.

16.
KTia-fui, aros, to,
6,
15, koivt), tropically.
Iren.
a hiring of beasts
(xrifo))
created thing, a thing

2.
of burden.
KTqvo-n-peiTris,
Basilic. 53, 5, 14.

(s,
(npeira)
becoming
beast,
made. Mace.
I,
Sept. Sap. 9,
3, 5, 11.
Sir. 36,
20.
38, 34.
Paul. Tim.
edifice.
I,
1, 4, 4.
Athan.
beastly.
Cyrill.
r),
^.
I,
KTrivocr(j)ayi.a, as,
(crrftdîo)
912 C. a killing of
cattle.
428 D. 481 B. Eus. II, 1092 B,

colony.
5, 5.
509 B, et
113,
2.
alibi saepe.
7,
Settlement,
Strab.
Caesarius 1108.
KTrjvoTijotpeiov, ov, to,
(KTr)voTp6<ôs) cattle-stall.
3.
Dion. H.
11.
The
act
of
building.
Mai.
318,
Geopon. 15, 8
Kn]voTpo(pw,
(titul.).
to
1.
15.
KTia-fjuiTo-XaTpfia, as,
fj,
rjtrm,
keep or raise animals.

Strab. 12, 2,
9.
creature^morship.
Did.
Dion. H.
II, 89, 6,
],
254,
Philon
A. 728 A.
E.
et alibi.
fj,
1372 D. Nic. II, 1049 Steph. Diac. 1121 C. Nicet. Byz. 717
Leant.
I,
fja-O},
KTrivoTpo(îa, as,
the
I,
keeping or raising of ani519,

3,
A.
KTitrpaTokaTpifO,
to
mals.
Dion. H.
ov,
Strab. 17, 2, 3,
be
KTifrparoKdrpris.
p. 402, 24.
KTrjvoTp6(j>os,
Phot.
(rpefpto)
II,
592 B.
6,
keeping or raising
KnapaTo\dTpr)s, ov,
z=
6 leriafuuri, Xarpevav.
domestic animals.
Sept.
1,
Gen.
3,
4, 20.
9,
46, 33.
Did. A. 308 A.
60.
529 C.
founder.
3.
Num.
Philon
32, 4.
I,
Diod.
74.
p. 180, 65.
KTicTTris, ov, 6, (^Kriâ)
Diod.'
I, 2.
11,
304, 26.
as,
f),
Diosc. 2, 176 (177).

(KTrjvocj)66pos)
bestiality.
Dion.H.
TTjs 2,
I,
126,
KTrivo(j)6opia,
B,
SrojiK^r alpeo'eios.
22, 32.
2, 1,
2.
9,
Clem. A.
12.
14.
11,
113
Sept.
Creator,
Sir.
Gregent. 584 A.
(Compare
Sept.
19
Udv
KOipMp.evov fierd icrfjvovs
Ex. 22, davdra dnobestiality.
Reg.
Judith
2,
24, 8.
Mace.
256,
7.
24.
13,
Philon
U,
KTeveiTe avTOvs.)
KTr)vo(j>d6pos, ov, (îpdeipco)
committing
KTia-TLKos,
fj,
6v, creative.
Patriarch. 1065 D.
KTr]vdiSr]s, es, brutish.
I,
KTia-nK&s, adv. creatively.

Sept. Ps. 72, 22.
Epiph. II, 412 B. Epiph. II, 604 D.

Eust. Ant. 676 A.
Philon
KTLarokdrprjs, ov, 6, (jtriaros, \aTpeva>) worship-
109, 34.
fj,
per of created
brutishness.
things.
KTrjvmhla, as,
Fseudo-Dion. 137
Epict.
1, 1,
Tim. Presb. 57 B.
A.
Meet. Byz. 716 C.

10,
Jul.
ij,
KTYjirdhiov, ov, TO, little kttjo-is.
et alibi.
KTTJais, emj,
426 D.
Sept. Jer. 39, 14
possession.
To
in
î/SXiov Trjs KTrjo-eas, the purchase-deed.

KTrjTiKos,
f),
Eus. II, 1540 C Athan. II, 53 C. 260 A. 1041 C. Caesarius 857. KTvnos, OV, 6, a blow. Eust. Ant. 624 A. Kvadi^co, ia-to, to dip water as with a kvoBos.
KTKTTos,
fj,
OV,
Created.
(Nicene Creed).
ov,
L. posSessivu^, possessive,
Polyb.
8, 8, 6
Taiy piv vavalv avTov

kvcSos.
Kva6i(fi.v
grammar. Dion. Thr. 634, 25, ovop.a, possessive noun (adjective), as 'EKTopeos, yvvoiKfios.
636,
5, tttSxtis,
CK daXdTTTJS.
KvaSt(TKos, ov, 6,
little
the possessive case,
irrwa-is, the genitive case.
Oalen.
II,
97
ycviKn
B.
KvadoTTjs, rjTos,
fj,
KTr/nKfj avTam/iia,
the
abstract
6,
idea of icvaSos
possessive
pronoun
(ipAs, aos, or).
Apollon.
(cup-ness').
Diog.
53.
D. Pron. 262 A.
142, 20.
Synt.
158,
14.
Arcad.
Kvaia-iTap, opos, 6, the
missioner.
Latin quaesitor, comLyd. 140, 5. Proc. HI, 116, 14.
KTTjTiKas, adv. possessively.
Apollon. D. Synt.
19.
160, 13.

possessor, landholder.
KvauTTiav, mvos,
Tipapla.
KTTjTayp, opos, 6, {xTdo/iai)
ij, the Latin Lyd. 140, 13.
quaestio =:
Diod.ll, 5d9,17. Luc. Act. i. Si. Apollon. D. Synt. 63, 7. Clem. A. I, 1025 A. Jwit. Imper. Novell. 1].
Tif<B,
to
Kvaianaivdpitis,
ov,
6,
quaestionarius
Lyd.
140,
7ron/ vTnjpiTTjs, executioner.
13.
Kvai(TTovs, 6,
make:
to
create.
II,
Sept.
et alibi.
Philon
197, 10.
Gen. 14, 19, Achmet. 180,
quaestus
tto/jos.
i^d. 140,
17.
Digitized
by Microsoft
KVaiCTTCOp
KViuaTap, opos,
raiuas.
6,
695
Theol. Arith. 33.
KUil/TiXtO?
Plut.
Jul.
349 C.
140, 4.
the Latin quaestor == 399 A. Zos. 293, 12. iViZ. Socr. 296 B. Soz. 1125 A. Lyd.
Justinian. Cod.
1,
U, 979 F.
Hippol
Haer. 10, 47. Kv^K&s, adv. like a cube.

Kvîarrjpa,
aros,
II,
Plut. II, 404 F.
15, 2.
1, 17, 3.
to,
(Kvîarda))
summerset.
Proc. I, 52, 4, et alibi. CAron. 621, 6. Damasc. Euagr. 2725 B. Also, KovaLorap. Simoc. 32, in, 1264 B. Porph. Cer. 61, 15. 3.
Novell.
7,
9.
Lucian.
13 A.
878.
Kvîa-TTjs, ov, 6, :=: Kv^KTTrjTTip.
2.
Greg. Naz.
II,
Gambler =:
fj,
KvêvTrjs.
Sophrns.
3368 C.
Kvîcrrqais,
eats,
KuaiOToipws, ov,
Justinian.
quaestorius, of a
1,
quaestor.
the turning
of a summerset.
895.
56 as V.
ptiov,
1.
Cod. 2.
17, 3, ^.
Basilic. 6, 1,
Plut.
II,
401 C.
Strab.
Lucian.
like
1,
II,
Substantively, to KvawTw-
KvôeiS^s, cs,
31,
20.
(EIAQ)
16,
a kvôs.
5.
quaestorium,
Cleomed.
5,
quaestor.
14.
the residence of a Euagr. 2884 B. Theoph. 723,

size.
Diosc.
114.
So7-an. 252, 11.
'Kuajuaios, a, ov,
2,
of a Kva/ios, as to 160 (161). Lucian. 1, 782.

Tj,
Diosc.
Kvô-Kvfios, ov, 6, a cube multiplied by itself (a' tf =: a"). Hippol. Haer. 10, 50.
Diophant.
if
1,
Defin.
1, p. 2.
Kuajuvos,
ov,
of beans.
Diosc. 5, 4, aXevpov,
Plut. II, 597 A,
Kvdea-Tcpos, irregular
comparative of KvSpos, as
Polyb. 3, 96,
7.
bean-floor.
*vap,urT6s,
ap-j(aiv.
Tj,
6v,
=
fj,
from
KYAH2.
KvapevTos.
Kvîovdrov, ov, to, (^KvSatviov) quince-Jelly. 5, 139.
Aet.
Kvapixâyia, as,
((jiayelv) the eating
of Kvap,ot.
*KvSa)vios,
a, ov,
(KuSmi/er)
Cydonius, pertain-
Lucian.
vavyovs
Kvaveos.
Toi, the
II,
122.
ing to the
Cydones of Crete.
Ibyc.
1,
KuStoi/ia prjkis
KvavavyTjs, is, blue.

XP^P"-'''''^
Simoc. 327, 6 Ot tov Kva^^^ "' Beveroi,

ilie
or prjKia, or simply KvBcovia,

quince-tree.
1 75. 2,
Cyd
1,
nia
Euagr. 2761
Blues.
(^Kvdveos)
ot
nvaveoi
Blues.
oj
Beve-
204.
KvSaviov
1.
Diosc.
prjKov,
79. 159.
or simply
Diosc.
KnStowov,
to look blue.
malum Cydonium,
3,
or simply Cy1,
-Kuaviâ, iaa,
1.
Diosc.
1,
donium, quince.
55. 160.
2,
Siesich. 27 (46).
91.
5,
147
(148).
blue.
Plut.
n, 894 F.
26 (29).
Plut.
I,
89 C.
Athen.
oo/os,
Phryn. P. S. 46, 27.

lopai, to
Caesarius 1053 Kvavi-
53.
3, 20.
become
KvScoviTijs, ov, 6,
Miavo-ôa-rpvxos, ov, blue-haired.
Method. 212
176,
7.
of quince.
Diosc.
5, 28,
D.
Sid tS>v KvScavitov oivos, wine flavored with quinces.

d
cTos,
mayos
D.
Kv^â,
^=
Kvdvcos.
(as,
f),
Mai. 178,
blue
color.
23.
KvSiovo-peXi,
TO,
quince-jelly.
Diosc.
5,
KvavaiTis,
Plut.
II,
879
Hes.
29.
KvcpijXa,
fj,
fj,
(cuppa)
=^
the Latin
1.
querela
pepîs.
irorfipiov,
cup.
Lyd. 141,
Kvepipavia,
(Compare KVireWov, Kxip^r),

Kvêffpov, ov, TO,
criai(f)os,
cumba.)
fj,
querimonia
=:= pcp^ts.
Lyd.
Also,
KVJfeXr].
Hes.
Phot. Lex.
Kvêprov.
Hes. Kv^frcXov
(Kvîpvrj(ns)
....
141,
1.
KveoTiap, incorrect for Kvatarap.

Kvrifia,
Also, Kvfiepnov.
KvêpvTjam,
av,
to,
Suid.
cybernesia,
aros, to,
2,
Kijpa, 6 Trjs Kpdp^rjS Kavkos.
Diosc.
KUTjiTis,
146.
fj,
Galen. VI, 365 E.

parturition.
a festival at Athens in honor of Nausithous and Phaeax, the pilots of Theseus. Plut. I,
7 E. F.
Kv^cpvrjTrjpios, a, ov, (^KVêpvrjTrjp) belonging to
eats,
Chrys.
VII,
Clem.
50
A.
KvrjTiKos,
fj,
ov,
(kuem) of conception.
A.
I,
508 A, opyavov.
x}"'?"--
steersman.
Plut.
I,
85
(quoted). Galen.
I,
KvBpa, see
KvêpvTfnis, ov, 6, steersman.
43
OJ cK îfi\iov Kv^fpvfJTot, book-pilots, theoretical.
Kvêpnov, Kv^cpTov, see Kvficdpov.

Kv^fVTiipiov, ov, t6,
((cujSeuT^j)
little Kvdpa. Epicur. apnd Buf. apud Orib. 11, 278, 14. aem. A. I, 384 B. Arr. P. M. E. xi'Tptvos. Kvdpivos, rj, ov,
*Kv6pi&Lov, ov, TO,
Diog. 10, 11.
^=
aKipafjietov,
44.
gambling-house.
313.
-RvfievTiKos,
T),
Plut.
11,
621 B.
Orig.
Moer.
1,
Kv6p6yav\os, see pûj-pdyauAos-. KvBpo-Kandîov, ov, to, caldron shaped Wee a kv6pa.
OV, Crafty, deceitful.
972
I,
Porph. Cer. 676,

cov,
6.
A.
kvêvTiKas, adv. craftily, deceitfully.
Orig.
KvivKewaXm,
572, 3.
adulterate.
quinquenalia, quinquenale certamen. Chron. 569, 21.

to,
a,
965 C.
Kvffeia; to
Joann, Mosch. 3088
KvivTiKws,
D.
Kv^lâ,
ia-a, to
tIXios, the fifth
the Latin quintilis. Mrjv kvivmonth, afterwards called 'loiJ-
cube, to raise to the third power.
Xtoy, July.
Dion. H.
II,
1068, 15.
App.
II,
Digitized
by Microsoft
K uipiTai
321, 14
Plut.
ei8ot.
I,
696
144 C.
II,
KvKitrrpa
25.
34 C, vavai.
Philon
I,
493, 43.
'O
loTiiifpivos KiiicXot,
269 E,
the equator; called also iapivos
and
/leToira-
KvipiTai, see KupiTai.

KVKj]6fi6s,
ov,
6,
pivos.
KvKija-is-
Philon
I,
493, 42.
Max.
Tyr. 64,
I,
24.
*KvKr]Trjs, ov, 6,
2. Bracelet, necklace, fiaviiiajs. PhUon S. period beginning and 62, 41. 50.
Diog. 10,
8.
(KVKaa) agitator. Epicur. apud P/oZ. Tetrab. 166.
KVKXdpws,
ov, 6,
z=
KVKKevrrjs.
Damasc.
IT,
368
B.
KVKkfviia, aros, to, (kukXeuoj)
a roving, roaming.
Nil. 1160 A, /iova-
ending with the same word. Hermog. Rhet. 4. The epic cycle, the events pre170, 14. ceding and following the action of Homer's Clem. A. I, 865 B oi tov kvkKov ttoo;Hiad. rai, the poets who treated of those subjects.
Damasc.
II,
KVKKevTTjs, ov,
369 A. 6, vagabond.
to
7.
5.
xos, Sarabaita.
KVKXevm, cva, (kvkKos)

11, 9.
Strab. 6, 3,
Cleomed. go around. Aihan. I, 48 B, oSovs.

Posidon.
A. 782 B. Schol. Heph. 7, 1. Course of treatment, in medicine. Synes. 1188 D. 6. A name given to the anapaest under certain circumstances. Dion.
Schol. Clem.
H. V,
109,
6.-5'. Adverbially,
kCiOôv
kvkKtjSov,
adv.
5, 50.
in
circle.
apud
kvkK(o, around.
Porph. Adm. 139,
5, airoS.
Athen.
KvKKi(a>,
ki>kXiko9,
I'crtB,
?7,
to
surround.
dv,
45, TreploSos.
Agathar. 156, 10. circular. Diod. 2, 36, p. 149, Iren. Plut. II, 887 D, Kivrja-ii.
KvKXoTep&s {KVKKoTeprjs), adv. circularly. Plut n, 892 E. F. Achill. Tat. Isagog. 941 B. Meet. Byz: 720 D, eiXeicrflai, to whirl.
KviiKotôiviKios. a, ov, (<f>oivi^)
640 A, periodical. KvkKikos avXrjTrjs, n fluteplayer in a concert? Lucian. 11, 267. Oi
date-tree.
growing round a Achmet. 256, Sevbpa, date-suckers.

f),
KVKKoKpoprjTiKOS,
(jiopiKos.
OV,
(icvKXoôpeoiuu) =:z
I,
Kvicko-
KVKkiKoX
TTOirjTaL,
z^
oi
Tov kvk\ov
TTOcrjTai
(see
Philon
11,
514,
7.
Plut.
TL,
1004
kvkKos).
Philon Bybl. apud Eus. Schol. Clem. A. 782 B.

little
Ill,
85 A. Porph.
C.
alibi.
Galen.
30 B.
:::=
Sext.
126, 21, et
kvkKlv for kvkKlov, ov, to,
kvkKos.
KVKKo(jioprinK5)s, adv.
KvK\o<popiKSis. Athenag.
Cer. 15, 24,

kvkXios,
a,
ov,
quid? rounded period.

jxevToi
901 C.
Dion. H. V,
to
Sext. 488, 9.
J],
KVKXotjiopiKos,
OV, ((pcpto)
moviug in a
11,
circle.
558,
T^s
aycayris
Tciv Trepiodav
Philon
I,
623, 28.
Galen.
27 C.
circle.
kvkXlov.
kvkXIo-kiov, ov, to,
=
2,
KVKKocf>opi.Ka)s,
adv. by moving in a
Plut.
following.
Diosc.
747.
2,
105.
n, 881 F.
KvKKtoirela, as,
title
rj, (KvKKimeios) Cyclopea. the of the ninth book of the Odyssey.
kvkKlo-kos, ov, 6,
little
kvkXos, lozenge, in phar5, 85, p.
macy.
II,
Dioxc.
105.
Galen.
89 B.
170-0),
Philostr. 248.
Kvi(Koypa<j)ea,
(kvkKos, ypd<pa>) to describe
a circle.
ally,
to
TropicEpiph.
KvKkwTcpas
KvicKoTepas.
Diosc.
3,
7.
94 (104).
31, 20, 1
KVKveios, ov, swan's.
Polyb. 30, 4,
repeat tbe
same
thing, in writing.
Dion.
II,
TO KVKveiov, sc. neXos, the swan's dying song.
VI, 1008, 16.

6,

15, p. 516.
Pseudo-.7os. Mace.
KvKKo-Spdicav, ovToi,
coiled dragon.
752 A.
KVKViâ,
Tj,
=z; y\vKfla KoKoKvvra.

6,
Hes.
8,
KUKXoeiSiJr, es,
(EIAQ)
circular.
Plut. 11, 1004
KvKvias,
ov,
z^z
KVKvetos.
Paus.
o-ikvos,
17, 3,
B.
Iren. 637 A,
dcTos, white eagle.
kvk\o(iBS>s, adv. circularly.
Galen.
to
II,
48 D.
KVKvos, ov, 6, c
u c u m i s ^=
cucumber.
KUKkoTTopeia, see KVKKoTropia.
Hes.
KVKKoTTopea,
Strab.
ijcro),
(jropos)
10.
go circuitously.
Strab.
2, 1,
KvXivbpiKas
Plut.
(xuXii/SpiKos),
adv.
cylindrically,
7, 1, 4, p. 7,
r),
n, 682 D.
Plut. II, 891 C.
KVKKoTTopia, as,
13, 4, V.
1
circuitous way.
16, 4, 23.
11, 39,
Kv\iv&po-fi8r)s, es, like

73, 14.
KvicKoTTopeia.
p. 138, 2. kvkKo-ttovs, 080s, 6, circular snow-shoe.
KiikivSpos, OV,
Theopk
1,
\iv8pos.
26.
a KvKivSpos. Cleomed. Arcad. 192, 11. Plut. II, 682 D fj kv6, cylinder. 2. Volumen, scroll. Diog. 10,
604,
9.
6,
kukXos, ou,
ctVcZe
c^cZe.
Sept. Esdr.
4,
KvXtoiroveo),
incorrect for KoiKioTrovea.
3S, TOV ovpavov, the vault

2,
aa-Tpmv, heaven.
1,
280,
ToO eViauToC
in a sphere.
circle,
Mf'yHTTOf kvkKos, great

Gemin. 784 D.
circle,
of heaven. Sap 13, Philon I, 227, 14. II,
KvXiaKr), rjs,ri,
:=
Kukixyr).
Dion. H,
I,
284,
2, 2,
1.
KvXia-iia, aros, t&,
z=
Kv^ta-fios.
Petr.
22
as V.
1.
'O 6e-
KuX7/idy, oC, 6, (icvXio))
a wallowing : wallowingSchol. Arist.
pivoi kvkKos, the
summer
the tropic of
place.
Petr. 2,
r),
Cancer.
I,
Cleomed. 20, 24.
493, 43.
29, 15.
Philon
KvKioTpa, as,
2,
22.
oKivSfiGpa.
'0
xî-l'-^P"'os
kvkKos, the winter
circle,
the tropic of Capricorn.
Cleomed. 20,
Ran. 904. blers play
Quin. Can. 71, place where tumtheir tricks.
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KvXim
KuXt'oi,
697
Sept. Josu.
10, 18.
o(f>a'Yeco
iVo),
=
13.
KvXivScD.
Polijb.
Kvvl^m,
Amos
KwXXai,
6,
2,
26, 10, 16. 81.
Dion. H.
V, 141,
XouKTjy.)
8.
Diosc.
Elean,
1,
Sext. 215, 23.

fles.
o-Kt/Xa|.
(See kouOrig. Ill,
a dog : Epict 3, 22, 1. Lucian. Ill, 363. Clem. A. I, 764 A. Diog. 7, 121. kvvikKos, ov, 6, the Latin cuniculus, rabbit.
ia-io,
(kvcov) to be or behave like
to be
a Cynic.
Pobjb. 12,
r],
3,
9.
KuXXoTi;s, ijToy,
(ftvXXdr) lameness.
kovvikKovs, ov.
Kov\os.
10, V. 1. KoiimXof. Erotian. 244. Also
Also,
9,
kovvI-
965 C.
icB/ia,
arcs, to, c
yma
Galen. VI, 374 D.
Athen.
63,
6 Kavkos
ttjs Kpiji^Tfs.
p.
400 F.
rj,
Galen. VI, 365 E.

KVfiayayfi,
rjs,
f),
KVVIKOS,
6v,
incorrect for KVfiaToyrj.
Jos.
133 B.
ish,
6, 13, 6.
an 182 E.
Plut.
Tropically,
Keg.
nu
dog-like.
Plut.
II,
doggiih, churlJos. Ant.

I,
Ant. 15,
9, 6.
snappish.
Sept.
1, 25, 3.
*KvfmTiov, ov, TO, (kviio) molding or moulding,

in architecture.
Inscr. 160, 30. 34.
Sept.
2.
n, 490 D.
Cynic.
Lucian.
756.
Cynicus,
7,
Ex.
25, 11. 25.

er,
KViiOTOiSris,
=
f/,
Diog.
KViwrociSris.
3,
avauTXvvria.
the
Kwikt)
sect
Plut. U, 5S1 F.
alpecns or
Djorf. 1, 32, p. 37, 71.
Scymn. 190. Pto. 1,177 D.

agitation
1, 3,
(j)i\o(To(pia,
Cynic
6, 13.
or
philosophy.
KvimraxTK,
ecus,
(mi/iardm)
Strab.
of
the
PhilonI, 352 9. 11, 22 E. Diog.
Theophil. 1124 A.
87.
Galen.
Sext. 136, 25 Ot
the
waves: undulation.
I,
8.
Pliilon
dwo T^s
12, 3, 11.
KvvLKTJs
(f)iKocro(plas,
Cynics.
14, 23, et alibi.

I'co),
Petr. Alex. 484 D.
Kvvikos (piKocrocpos, Cynic philosopher.

Sept.
Strab.
<tVjtt)3aXif<B,
(0
pfay
ore
Kv/jLâXa.
Philon
Epict.
11,
3,
464, 26.
22, 15.
Dion Chrys.
Plut. II,
Nehem.
3, 66.
12, 27.
KViiâKuTiios, ov, 6,
Lucian.
Ill, 147.
II, 33, 17.
107
TO KViiâXl^fiv.
Alciphr.
F.
427,
182 E.
8.
Sext.lSG, 25.
KvviKms, adv.
6,
:=
KwrjSov.
A ntyll. apud
Basil.
Orib. II,
Kvn^dKuTTqs, ov,
C. 50, 27,
Kvfi^rj, rjs, ^,
a player on cymbals.
head.
Dion
2.
KvvicTKOs, OV, 6, (jcvatv') dog-fish.

Ke<l)a\r],
(jaiixfirj)
I,
152 A.
Suid.
(sail).
Achmet. 178,
Kwia-fios, ov, 6,
p. 157.
Kvnîov, ov, TO,
a kind of vessel
Suid.
KVfuvevo), fviTta, to sprinkle with nvfiivov.
II,
apud Eus.
Lucian.
Antip. Antip.
3,
7,
fj,
Ill,
22
(titul.).
(kwiô) cynicism. 848 B. Strab. 7, Lucian. II, 832.
Aristobul.
3, 4.
Epict.
6, 2.
Diog.
234.
121.
Kvvdyea-ia, as,
Doric, ^=. Kvvrf/eirla.
Kvviarl, adv.
4, 38.
=
rj,
KvvrjSov.
Posidon. apud ^(ên.

Clem. A.
S. 20.
Kvvayins, i8os,
S. 18.
fj,
Doric,
=^
nvvriycTis.
Kvvoydp.ia,
a>v,
to.,
=^
following.
I,
1332 B.
rjs, fj,
Kvvdyxi,
(jaiav, ayxto) quinsy.
Galen.
II,
Kvvoyap.la, as,
(ydfios) dog-marriage.
Tatian.
378 C.
Kvvayxi'Kos,
iraJSrj,
ij,
812 A, KpdnjTos with Hipparchia.

oV,
of quinsy.
Diod.
II,
537, 77,
KuvoyXcocrcreo), ^ctoj, iz= KwoyKaya-tros
elpj.,
to talk
throat-complaints.
fj,
bitterly.
Kvuds, dSos,
rifiipai,
(kvcov) dog's.
Plut. II, 380 D,

2,
kvv6Bt)ktos,
sical.
Pseud-^(Aan. IV, 949 A. ov, (SdKvco) bitten by a dog.

1, 1 76.
Clas-
dog-days.
(Diosc.
118 Tais mro

II,
Diosc.
2, 33.
Hippol. Haer.
Kvva fjjiipms^
Kvvaco, rjcrm, to be kvodv.
464, 94.
Lucian.
384.
66, 15, 5,
Kvv6-Kavp.a, aTos, to,
the heat
of
the dog-days.
Kvvfws, u, ov,
(rotûTTal.
:::=
kvvikos.
Dion C.
Diosc.
2,
98, p. 226.
Tjo-a, to
fj,
Kwo-KOfiim,
Strab. 4, 5,
2,
keep dogs.
Synes. 1173 C.
Kwr/ycaia, as, Vt := Kwrfyecriov. Plut. I, 704 F. p. 313, 11

Kvvriyecnov, ov, to,
KvvoKTOvLa, as,
(kvvoktovos) the killing of dogs.

Diosc. 4,
Eus.
78.
II,
817 B.
L. ludus bestiarius, the contest
kvvoktovos, ov, (KTflva) killing dogs.
or of wild beasts with men, in the public shows. Martyr. Polyc. 1 2, p. 1037
of wild
C.
beasts,
Kvvo-fivta, as,
fj,
dog-fly.
Sept.
Ex.
8, 21.
Phi-
Athen.
5,
24.
304 D.
Cyrill.
408 D. H. 1069 C.
Kvvjfytov, ov, t6,
1469 C Jul. Greg. Naz. II, 324 B. BasU. Sel. 529 B. Eus.
II,
lon
n, 101,
22.
6,
KwoôTa/ios, ov, Achmet. 157.

Kvvonpoa-amos,
ov,
river-dog,
an
animal.
Kwriyeaiov.
Sept.
Sir.
13,
=
I,
kvvos irpoa-airov ^xav, dog307. 537.

(Tpe(f>ai)
game. Polyb. 10, 25, 4, ludus bestiarius. Diod. 2, 8, p. 122, 76, hunting-grounds. 14, 37, hunt,'chase. Plut. I, 688 E. Philostr. 66. Mai. 339, 16, arena. Cyria. H. 1069 C. Kwrjyos, ov, 6, Brfpioiiaxos, L. arenarius, be19,
faced.
Lucian.
fj,
Sext. 173,
1.
KvvoTpo(f)iK6s,
OV,
belonging
to
I,
the
raising or keeping C,
sc. Texvr).
of
dog.-!.
Clem. A.
Nicol.
732
4
7.
kvvov'Kkos, ov, (IXfcm) dog-leading.
D.
stiarius.
3, i.
Gloss.
Kvvotpayea,
fjo-a,
(tpayelv)
to
eat
1,
dog's flesh.
14, p. 25.
Jur,
Sext. 174, 4.
Porphyr. Abst.
88
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KWoÔaX/xiôfiai
698
KvprivaiKos,
rj,
Kvpievm
xa>, to he shameless.
Simoc. 170, 11.
livvTiXiavol, mv, ol,
Quintiliani
I,
renaic.
Oi Kvpr/vaUol
6v,
{Kvprjva'ios)
Cyrenaicus, CyCyrenaici,
(j)iK6iro<j)oi,
HeTrovîavoi,
Montanists.
KvvaSrjs, cr,
A.
845 D. Greg. Naz. Ill, 1087 Leo Med. 169, opeîs, ravenous appetite.
Epiph.
KvvoeiSris.
the followers of Aristippus of Cyrene. Plut. Sext. 232, 16. Clem. A. I, II, 1089 A. 1072 B. 1077 B. Diog. 2, 85. 1, 17. 18,
aXpeais, philosophia Cyrenaica.
Kvprjvri,
rjs,
f/,
KvoroKia, Of,
r],
{kvod,
tokos) childbirth.
Alex.
Aphr.
vai,
77, 5.
Kvoij>opa>, to he
pregnant.
Passive,
52,
Kvprjvrjs,
Cyrene.
Sext. 192, 24 ol ottA t^s
ol KvprjvaXKol (l)t\6(TO(l)oi.
KvoôprjOrf-
Kvpta, as,
fj,
dominion, power, authority.

Polyb.
6, 2, 5.
3.
Sept.
6, 14,
said of the offspring.
Ignat. 660 A, vno
Esai. 40, 10.

10.
6, 13, 1.
Maplas.
Xetpav.
Clementin.
Iren.
2,
vno
tS>v tov
6eov
50.
Theodtn. Dan. 11,
4 as
v.
1.
Ptol.
1, 5, 6.
17,
KVocpSprja-is, ems,
Tetrab. 78.
following.
Nicom.
KvpiaKos,
1,
rj,
6v, (^Kvpios) the Lord's.
Paul. Cor. Papias
Kvocjiopla, as,
15. 16.
pregnancy. Pseudo-.7(5S. Maco. Artem. 27. Clem. A. I, 65 A. 1173

t],
11, 20, SelTTvov.
Ignat. 669 B.
B.
Did. A. 832 D.
17,
KvocjtoptKos,
6v, generative. (Kvto, (f>epa)
Epiph.
II, 71 7
B.
(cuocjbdpof, OK,
pregnant.
Sophrns.
3256 C.
KVTrapia-crivos
or Kvirapimvos, ov,
cupressinus,
of cypress.
KvTrapitTo'iov,
Diosc. 5, 45, otras, wine flavored
with cypress-wood.
ov, to,
:=.
KvndpnTaos.
Doroth.
Diosc. 1,
1737 A.
KVTTfipi^ca, loco, to
6, p. 16.
Kv-jrrj, rjs, 7},
resemhle Kvneipos.
^=
O,
TpaiyXrj, yvTnj, hole.

i
KVTTTTOS,
ov,
ppU
Hes.
Suid.
KOVCTTTOS.
UodoKCLKKT]
....
to,
Kvjrpiavd,
S>v,
a festival in honor of Saint

I,
Cyprianus.
HvTrptavos, ov,
II,
Proc.
6,
397, 18.
Cyprianus of Carthage.
Eus.
616 C.
ov, 6,
2,
1257 A, XoyoL. Iren. 521 A, Xoyia. Clem. A. I, 320 B. 352 C. 364 A. 433 B. 465 B. 1212 B, ol<os, the Lord's house, church. Athan. I, 616 C, tottos, church. II, 1265 C, 1272 C, (rapa, of avdpamos, the Lord .Tesus. Jesus. Aster. 280 C, avdpam-os. ^. Substantively, (a) fj KvpiaKTi, sc. Tip,cpa, dies Dominicus, the Lord's day, Sunday. Apoc. 1, 10, Ignat. 769 A. Iren. 1233 A. Clem. Tjpepa. A. n, 161 A. II, 504 C. Tertull. I, 682 C, et alibi. Orig. I, 1549 D. Nic. I, 20. Greg. Naz. IV, 44 KvpioKov r/pap. (Compare Barn. 15. Orig. 11, 1588 B.) 'H peyaKj) KvpiaKrj, the great Sunday, Easter Sunday, the greatest of church festivals. Jejun. 1913 A. Porph. Cer. 21, 12.. 22, 13. Athan. I, 232 C 'H KvpiaKT} TTjs iyias iopTTJs- 'H Kaivfi or vea Kvpianrj, the new Sunday, Quasimodo, Dominica in Albis, Low Sunday ; called also
Kwpmpxqs,
Sept.
(app^m) prefect of Kvrrpos.
fj
KvpiaKTi TOV dvTinacrxa.

(titul.).
Greg. Naz.
11,
608
Mace.
12, 2.
A
bloom, to be in blossom.
Const. (536), 1189 A.

Qui)!. Can. 66. In the Horologium it
1204 A.
Porph.
is
KVTTpiâi, ia-a, (xuTrpts) to
Euagr. 2428 B.
Cer. 188, 15.
Sept. Cant.
KvirpLV-eXaiov,
2,
13.
to,
called
ov,
z=
Kxnrpivov
eXatov.
^ KvpiaKrj TOV Qatpid,
from the circumstance

the
pierced side
resurrection.
Moschn. 126,
lampivos,
1,
ri,
p. 63.
that
Thomas examined
ov,
of Kvnpos,
65.
cyprinus.
the
Diosc.
on the eighth day after the

(Joann. 20, 26 seq.
(1)
18,
KripcoTrj.
124, eXaioi' or p,vpov or
Const. Apost. 5, 19.)
Xpla-pa,
an unguent made from

ov,
7,
flower of
blossom.
To KvpiaKov,
Orig.
5.
the
Lord's house,
kirk,
the Cyprus.
church.
6,
Kvwpi(rp6s,
(KUTrp/fa))
bloom,
Sept. Cant.
12.
KvTTpiaiTrjs, ov, 6,
=
1,
KvTrpios, native
Vit.
of Cyprus.
82.
VII, 132 C. Anc. 15. Eus. II, 833 C. 1432 B. Laod. 28. Athan. 1, 613 A. 792 D. II, 841 A. 941 B. 957 B. Cedr. I, 497, 15 7 mNeocaes.
13.
Vit.
Epiph. 97 B.
fj,
Euthym.
a tree.
piaKrj,
in the
same
sense.
*"
KVTrpos, ov,
1,
Cyprus,
124.
II,
Sept. Cant.
,8,
Kvpiapxea,
14.
Diosc.
Plut.
Jos. B. J. 4,
3,
Cedr.
C.
I,
i)(Ta>, {Kvpios, apX"") 313, 14, tS>v Vapaiav.

fj,
^^ " J""^-
p. 299.
647 D.
Clem. A.
I,
472
Kvpiapxla, Of,
A To
Kvpd, as,
domination.
Pseudo-Dion. 237
CtTTO TTJS
KVTTpoV p.Vpov.
Kvp, see Kvpis.

rj,
Kvpiapxinds,
Kvpia, as
t),
ov, ruling.
Pseudo-Dion. 237 0.
Nic.
II, 748 A. Theoph. Cont. 247,

cov, ai,
a title. Mai. 319, 15. Porph. Cer. 647, 11.

of a hook of Hermes.
Sept.
D.
Kvpieva-is, fa>s, ^,
=
O
4. title
Anast. Sin. 77 D.
236.
2.
ro Kvpieieiv, domination.
Possession. Achmet.
KvpavviSes,
the
Syncell. 64, 8.
Kvpeia, as,
f),
Melamp. 483, xPVP^rav.

Hermes
(cai
97, 1.
Kvpieia, to rule over, in astrology.
Tr.
=zl Kvpla, authority, power.
Dan.
4, 19.
latrom. 433, 10 "Ocra vno 'Apios

KvpievovToi.
11, 3.
6, 26,
Maoc.
1, 8, 24.
Theodtn. Dan.
17X101/
Kvpievtov \6yos,
2,
a species
of
et alibi.
syllogism.
Epict.
18, 17.
Plut. H, 133
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1,
Lucian.
I,
7, 9,
yw.
Cyrilliani, the followers of
Philon
1,
II,
598,
2,
11.
2,
Joann.
Kvpie.
4,
19.
KvpiWiavoi,
KuptKoXtd,
Epict.
rrms
p-rj
29, 48.
;
7, 9.
16, 13, 6 5e6f,

3, 22,
KupiXXos of Alexandria.
(av,
Leant.
I,
1257 D.
PZ<.
aycavia
2,
2, 20,
7,
30 Nai,
TO,
Quirinalia, a festival.
38, ayyeXc.
12
(2, 7, 9) Kiiptf, i\ir,a-ov,
n, 285 D.
Kvpivios, u, ov,
to the soothsayer.
Quirinalis.
Clementin. 13,
5.
20, 5
Dion. H.
Dion. H.
I,
316,
7.
Kvpti p.ov Tlerpe.
4/". Epist. 48 A.
Hippol.
341,
1. 5.
TUvplvos, ov, o,
Quirinus.
I,
I,
336,
8.
370,
3.
Aihan.
705
'EKKKrjo-ia Kvplvov,
Haer. 454, 39. A/ex. Hier. 204 B, Orig. I, 88 A. Athan. I, 356 A. 364 C, eVi'oKojre. II, 792 B, 6eo(j)iK(rTaTe /SaaiXfC. Greg. Naz.
III,
at Alexandria.
33
Tov
fiev
ovv <vpiov tov rraTepa
^p,a)v,
KvptoBovKos, ov,
6,
r^
Kvptos KaX 5ov\os 6 avTos.
Damasc.
KvpioKToviw,
I,
780 A.
be Kvpioierovos.
Cyrill.
rjaa), to
A.
m,
329 C.
r),
45 C lav Kvpiwv jiov tS)v dveylfiSiv. 236 B TS>v Kvp'mv tSv eVio-KoVmi/. Pallad. Laus. 1058 B. Cyrill. A. X, 133 D. Joann. Mon. 305 A. (to)
pere.
Monsieur notre
KvptoKTovla, as,
n, 1076 B.
B.
Cyrill.
murder of the Lord. Eus. Caesarius 996. Did. A. 1192

the
I,
1049 C. xvpioKTovoi, OV, 6, ((CTeivo)) murderer of the Lord. Eus. n, 133 B. VI, 701 D. Hippol. 624 C. Did. 4. 432 A. Athan. I, 645 B. KvpiiKcKTcio, ^<7<B, (^KvpioKcKTos) to USB o word in
its
A.
the representative of nirr. Sept. passim. Orig. II, 1104 A. In Christian writers, it is one of the epithets of God.
Lord,
{Sept. Esai. 33, 2.)

iXer/a-ov,
Did. A. 736
!
Kipu
Lord,
have mercy
(c)
title.
prayer.
Gregent. 777 D.
an ejaculatory Sophrns. 3708 D.

Inscr. 4470, "ApJ, 'lo-is. Tiji/
'H
Kvpla,
domina, lady, mistress, as a

6.
obvious
sense.
Orig.
I,
705 C.
II,
89
Epict. Enchir. 40,
A.
Kopi6-\eKTos, ov, said by the
Tcpis.
Lord.
Leo Lsaur.
Olymp.
I,
Addend. 4928, 943 B. Greg. Naz.

de
4930,
Plut.
Ill,
33
Se Kvpiav
Novell. 50,
<j}a>v^. its
TTjv firjTcpa.
Leont. Cypr. 1680
C T^r
Kvplas
xvpwXeKTtos, adv. in
obvious sense.
crov prjTpos,
Madame
votre mere.
A. 537 C.
KvpioXfîa, as,
r),
the use
vious sense.
KupioXoyeo),
Orig.
^(rm,
I,
of language in its ob1185 B. 11, 89 A. KvpioXcKTeto. Philon I,

92, 46.
Tas Kvplas tras aSeXcây. (d) To Kvpiov, the Lord, applied to irvevpa to dyiov,
in the Constantinopolitan Creed.
Kvpiorrjs, rjTos,
1, 21.
rj,
1668
Stud.
(/cupto?)
dominion.
2,
Paul. Eph.
10.
183, 15.
21.
II, 18, 37.
Just.
Cohort.
Clem. ^. n, 40 B.
Psell.
813 D.
2. To call one lord, to give the title of lord to any one. Just. Tryph. 56, p. 601 A. Eus. IV, 268 B. C. V, 549 A. Basil. I, 753 A, TO nvfviia Tov 6eov. Aster. 401 C. KvpioKoyla, as, i}, ^= KvpioXe^ta opposed to dXXr/yopia. Agathar. 119, 28. Apollon. D. Adv. 603, 20. Longin. 28, 1.
;
Jud. 8. Athan. I, 209 A. II, 173 D. Pseudo--Dion. 969 B. 2. Plural, ai KvptorqTes, Dominions, Orig. I, 472 D. one of the celestial orders. 3. Lordship, as a title. Greg. 1069 C. Dec. 1204 C 'H a-fj KvpioTrjs. KvpioTOKos, ov, fj, (tIktw) the mother of the Lord, as v. 1. Pseudthe Virgin. Athan. U, 897
Col.
1, 16.
Petr. 2,
Athan. IV, 965 C.

Kvpio<j>6pos, ov, ((f>pa)
KvpwXoyiKos,
Tj,
ov,
in the obvious sense.
Clem.
JoS.
bearing the Lord.
Isid.
A. n, 40 A. B.
Kvpioiir/Tap,
396 C.
fj,
opos,
=:z
Kvpiov
lirirrjp.
Kvpis or icupis for tcipios, as a title.
Hymnog. 989 B.
KvpionaTpUios, incorrectly printed for Kvpt 6 iraTpiKios.
*Kupi,os, a, ov, ruling,
1141 C. having authority. Inscr,
4697, 39 'O Kvpiayraros 5e6s tov Upov, the god

to
whom
it hears.
2.
the temple is dedicated,
whose name
its
Proper,
literal,
in
obvious
Chat. 1009 1540 C. 1541 B 'O 1568 D 'O Kvpts Kvpts 6 SiaKOvos EiXdytos. Joann. Mosch. 2920 A, 2ai(j)p62a/iou^Xos. Leont. Cypr. 1689 A. vios 6 o-o0iO-Ti)9. Chal. 993 A. Accusative tov Kvpiv or idipiv. Leont. Cypr. 1704 C. Eustrat. 2320 C. Vocative Kxipi, Kvpi, or Kvp. Chal. 1012 B
B '0
Kvpis MfXi'c^doyyos.
sense;
3, 2, 2.
opposed to rpomKos.
3, 2, 6. 6,
Aristot. Rhet.
2.
'O/uoXoyeir 8vo
(jjva-eLs,
Kvpi 6 dpxtpavSplrtjs
Poet. 22,
21, 4, 6Vo/xa.
Polyb.
46, 10.
Dion.
H.\,
146, 10. 461, 206, 14.
2. VI, 862, 12. Philon I, In grammar, proper name. Dion. H. in, 636, 9. Phiton I, 195, 42. Plut. 11, 747 E, ovofiara. Apollon. D. Adv. 530, 20. 4. Substantively, (a) 6 Kvpws, lord, masNum. ter, sir, as a title. Sept. Gen. 1 9, 2. Polyb. 11, 28 Kvpie W.a>v(Tjj, my lord Moses.
3.
13.
482,
Kvpc 6 Trairas. Eustrat. 2349 Cyrill. Scyth. V. Sab. 323 B Ti Xe'yeir, C. Joann. Mosch. 2856 D, Kvpt 6 olKovap,os ; 2885 A, 6 TraTptdpxqs- Doroth. 1648 d/3/3a. Apophth. 284 A. Leont. Cypr. 1709 A. 1741 C. Nic. II, 880 D Kvpi 6 p.cyas, addressed to a bishop. Theoph. Cont. 350, 23 Kip Aiav. alx/ifi, Sopv. Kvpis, eais, fj, the Latin c u r i s Dion. H. I, 337, 8. Plut. H, 285 G
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Plut. II, 980 F.
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Quirkes.
Plut.
I,
Strab. 5, 3,
KviptTcu-
1.
Dion. H. I, 314, 1. Also, 30 A. 61 C.
ko)0i<bS)js, es, like

(cmSeo-tj. fiBf,
ij,
quid?
^nc. 1393
C.
Dion C.
f],
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KaSiKeXXiov, see /cmSiKiXXtoi'.
Kvpimmiiia, as,
(oVo/ia)
proper
me
of a word.
(nB&VXXos
C.
12.
Eudoc. M. 307. Kvpim, adv. properly,

Xpria-nK.S>s,
Epit. 3, 7, 30. KadUiXKos. Pseudo-Ores'. iVaz. Ill, 393 C. Macar. 761
strictly;
opposed to Kara2,
Philon Carp. 109 D.
Par))*. Cer. 264,
crvpPoKiKas.
Polyb.
22,
1.
Dion. Thr. 632, 23.

25.
Strab.
3, 5, 5,
p. 265,
KabiKlXKtov, ov, TO,

1.
Philon I, 37, 21. 15, 27 Kvpia>Tpov Clem. ^. I, 757 A. dmlv. Xenocr. 74. Cnal. Kvpos or Kvpos, ov, for Kvpios, as a title. 988 D. 993 A. 1568 B. Eustrat. 2361 C
Also,
KaBiKiXKos.
KaSiKcXKcov.
Mai. 384, Porph. Cer. 238,
11.
KaSUiXXos, ov, Inscr. 4033.

25.
Joann. Moach. 3037 D. 3040 C kv3084 'O avToi Kvpos Teapyios- Leoni. Nic. Const. Ill, 1020 A. Cypr. 1713 D. Psell. Stioh. Theoph. 546, 2. II, 895 B.
Kvpa.
pov.
the Latin codicillus. Lyd. 198, 8. 13. Antec. 2, Justinian. Cod. 1, 17, 3, r'. Chrofi.
6,
610, 12.
KcobiKiov, OV, TO,
KahlKiKkos.
Const.
m,
740
E.
kS>Si^, iKos, 6,
(titul.).
Kvprla, as, 33.
17,
((ciipTOf)
wicker shield.
Kvpros or
xupTj;.
Diod.
5,
records.
Kvpnhwv,
1,
ov, TO,
little
Diosc.
62, p. 64.
2.
the Latin codex, a book of Joann. MoscTi. 2889 A. Chron. Ma?. 408, 14. Porph. Novell. 610, 12. 262. 5asi7. PorpA. 313. Cedr. I, 298, 20.
Codex,
1,
corfe.
.4n;ec.
Prooem.
2.
KxipToâreai {Kvpros, âivui), to stoop

ing.
whUe walkCleomed.
Ptol.
Euagr.
12, 'louaru'tai'oC.
Chron. 619 'o

clad in sheepskin.
Tseudo-Chrys.
r],
II,
792 A.
*Iouo"Tti'taj'dp
KwSt^.
(J3epa))
KvpTorrjs, rjTOs,
convexity. Classical.
K(odio^6pos, ov, (Kaidiov,
35,
18.
ea>s,
fj,
Strab. 17,
(xupTdta)
2, 3, p.
402.
Kvpnoa-is,
a bending.
KcoBcovaTOS,
r),
ov,
(/cmSmi')
L. tintinnabulatus,
Tetrab. 151.
KVp(OT0V
:
carrying a
bell
or
6eZZs.
Theoph.
Jos.
199,
8,
bei Kvpovv.
rj,
Eus. n, 268 B.
Clem.
spoon,
as a surname.
Koidaviov,
7,
KvpaiTiKos,
6v,
{Kvpoa) confirmatory.
(kutos)
ov,
TO,
little
Kadtav.
Ant.
3,
A. n, 580 A.
Kvrapov, ov, to,
ladle.
=
2,
4.
((cmSiai'ifiB)
â>pf]pvins,
KcoScovio'p.os, OV, 6,
bell.
iAe ringing of a
Hes.
j\,
Stud. 841 A, proclamation.

hell.
Kvris, iSos,
box.
Diosc.
68.
Schol. Arist.
Ko)d(avo<p6pos, ov, (KfoSfflV, êpo)) carrying a
Pac. 666.
Kvrpis,
I'Sos,
fj,
Strab. 15, 1, 52. 55.
a kind of medicine.
Lucian.
II,
Ktadcoviâ (K<i)6av), to
230. 258.
kOiî, eais, TO,
Classical.
Sept. Esdr.
ply the cups, to tope, 1, 4, 63 -o-dai.
tipple.
cine.
(Egyptian) the name of a mediGalen. Plut. II, 372 C. Xni, 585 F. Hippol. Haer. 88, 44. Alex. Trail. Helm. 309, 12 To icaXovpevop Kij(f>iv
Diosc. 1, 24. icpanxov.
KaOavifTTriptov, ov, to, drinking-shop. 19.

Ku)6a>vi.aTrjs, ov, 6,
Diod.
5,
toper, tippler.
Athen.
10,
42
as Y.
1.
Kv(t>a>
kaXdplov, ov, TO,

Sept.
little
or short KoiXov.
cvTepov)
SchoL
in
Kvwra.
Kvtpmv,
6,
Job
22, 29.
Arist. Pac. 180.
Kvvdyxr).
6,
Psell. Stich. 387.

Kv(f><ov.
KaXevrepov, ov, to,
(^kSiXov,
colon,
Kv<pa>vi<rp.6s,^ ov,
a torturing on the
Plut. II, 601 C.
anatomy.
Plut. 1128.
Petr. Ant. 808 C. D.

Schol. Arist.
KtaXrjvdpiov, uv, to, rrz KaiXrjv, KaXrj.
Kv^fXrj,
Tjs, ri,
bee-hive.
Chil. 8, 200.
a.
Wax
in the ear,
Tzetz.
6 iv
KcoXiKevpos, ov, 6, the colic.
Sophrns. 3428 A.
colic.
Tols aiTaplois piiros.

5.
Apollon. D. Mirab. 198,
KoXiKcvopai
KoXiKos,
((ctoXtfcds),
to
have the
to
Alex.
Nemes. 693
Lucian.
II,
Aphr. Probl.
T],
79, 24.
B.
KvyjfeKis,
OV,
pertaining
a k&Xov. in
versifi-
160s,
f),
wax
II,
in the ear.
319.
Galen.
393 B.
/Sum) ear stopped
cation or rhetoric. Schol. Heph. Poem. 8, 9, 2. Colicus, colic, colical. Galen. p. 127.
KvyfreXd^voTos, ov,
(îar\jfeXls,
up
n, 264 A,
Siddea-is,
colicus dolor.
3.
Af-
with wax.
Lucian.
?
II,
318.
flicted with the
colic.
Diosc. 4, 175 (178),
KvylreXov, ov, to, :z^ KvylrcXij.
Hes,
Kvm&rjs, S,
<v<ov,
quid
d,
wds,
Soran. 260, 19. dog, applied to the Cynic philosoAioyei/ijr.

I,
Ptol. Tetrab. 151. p. 670. KoXoâdpov, ov, to, {kS>Xov, fiddpov) Artem. 269.
KonXoperpia, as,
fj,
icXSira.
phers.
Antip. S. 82. 80,
717 C.
iucian.
329.
II,
832.
2.
Plut. II,
(fierpov) division
of a strophe
Frae-
into KaXa.
*kS)Xov, ov, TO,
Eudoc.
M.
168.
num
praeputii.
Paul. Aeg. 238.
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KcavaiKiov
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7.
610.
Phot.
II,
624
43, 13.
156,
7.
VI, 1071, 10.

1, 7.
Hermog.
Longin.
ov,
c o
comic,
comical.
Rhet. 158, 12. Pseudo-Z)eme?r.

Frag.
8, 12.
2.
than a
ori'xor.
Poem.
Diosc.
4,
1,
1.
Zine in a strophe, smaller S^ V, 156, 7. Hepli. Colon, in anatomy. 3.

i3ion.
11,
Dion. H. V, 198, 10, anxoi, Aristophanean verses. Lucian. II, 5. Artem. 82. Gcden. I, 48 2. Substantively^
Classical.
F.
(ao/wKos,
comic writer, comedian.
Polyb.
176.
Galen.
jrpoDKToj.
238 E.
npiuKT-or
I,
kS>Kos, ov, 6,
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12, 13,
3.
aTos, TO, hindrance.
Plotin.
394, 14
refers to Aristophanes.
Kfflpxffls,
Lucian. Prometh.
comically.
2.
1,
noXXa yap ivddSe ra

reXos.
xiuXu/xara tiVat eXBeiv cts
adv.
cornice,
Philon
Strab. 5,
AfaZ. 347, 23 'ETroiijcei' avrov
imo ko-
473, 26.
Kcopiov or Kafitov, ov, to,
7. little Kafir).
*Xu/ia, interdicted him, ecclesiastically.
1,
KoKvaidetirvos, ov, (kwXi^co, delTTPov) preventing
9, 2, 28.
10, 5, 3.
one /row
season.
Afi/irvetv
Jfoin^r to
supper,
by not arriving
(Arist.
in
K<tip.o-ypafi.pAXTeis,
ems,
o,
Plut. 11, 726
town-clerk, town-notary.
Jos.
Ach. 1088
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p. 804.
4699 (Egypt).
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r)(t(o,
be a Ka)p.ohp6p.os.
9,
11.
KoKvcnepyfai,
(^KooXvaupyos) to prevent one
Mai. 453,
Ka/ioSpofios,
16.
ov,
6,
(Ki>p.r],
from doing anything.

Ion
I,
Polyh.
6, 15, 5.
Phi-
8p6/ios)
stroller.
64, 29.
Theoph. 347, 20.
KaXva-iepyos, 6v,
(EPrO) preventing one from

Iambi. Adhort. 356.
kcoXvttis.
225, 22,
20.
Porph. Cer. 494, 9. Adm. as a proper name. Lex. Sched. 59.

fj,
doing anything.
KoKvrrjp, ^pos, 6,
Kafio-TToXis, (as,
town.
Strab. 12,
2, 6, p.
510,
=^
Porphyr. apud
Dion.
Marc.
1,
38.
Eus. HI, 256 C.

KioXvnipios, a, ov, hindering, preventive.
KiofivSpiov, OV, TO,
Kapiov.
Greg. Naz.
Ill,
1059 A.
Kapabia,
as, fj, comedy. The Attic comedy is divided into old (Cratinus, Eupolis, Aristophanes), middle (Alexis, Antiphanes), and
H. IV, 2305, 13. Biosc. 1, 134 (135), p. 130. ApoUon. D. Mirab. 194, 27. Iambi. V. P.
296.
KoiXvTMas (KatXvTiKos), adv. by preventing.
Orig.
IV, 240 B, Tov âTTTiCeiv. KmXvros, I), ov, hindered, 'prevented.

8, et alibi.
new (Menander). 'H apxaia or iraXma KapaSia, vetus comoedia, the old comedy. Hor.
Poet. 281. 711 F.
Erotian.
Sext. 682,
6. 6. 2.
Epict.
2, 5,
Anton. 11,
Plut. I, 518 B. II, Artem. 82. Gden.

751,
6.
KaXva,
to
hinder, prevent, forbid. 392, Tiva
6, 2, p.
ha
yemjTm.
Plut.
Jos. B. J. 6,
I,
1,
48 F.
59.
828
2,
'H
11,
Diog.
7, 5.
peorj KapaBia, the middle comedy.

6.
E, veto, of the tribune.

KmXadiv' for KaXdidiov, to, barbarous,
XUiov.
Anton.
kovX-
'H
6,
comedy.
Plut. II,
vta xapadia, the new 712 A. Anton. 11, 6.
Eustrat. 2333 C.
Pseudo--Deme(n 89, 23.

JBabr. 132.
KaXtnTris, ov, 6,
-^
da-KoXaârrjs.
Kapxabioypdôs, ov,
dies.
(ypdipa) writer of come14^.
Kafutaia,
as,
rj,
(icm/iafoo)
festive procession.
Diod.
12,
Schol.
Arist.
Nub.
Clem. A.
ment.
II,
69 B.
place of festive entertain-
296.
KapatTTripiov, ov, to,
Kapabio-Bibdo'KaXos, ov,
6,
^^
Kapabobtdda-KoXos.
45'.
Synes. 1184 D. 1221 B.

rj,
Dion Chrys.
I,
I,
74, 41.
447,
Ktofiao'nKos,
ov,
jovial.
Philon
Ael.
372,
2.
Kapabiov, ov, to, :=i xapabla
Scrap. Aeg.
Clem.
A.
I,
477 B.
933 A.
Ka>p,axTTtKS>s, slAv. jovially.
V. H.
13, 1 fin.
Kapcobonoda, as.
dies.
fj,
(noiia) the writing of come-
Km/iaTiôfiai
(xwâ),
to
be
lethargic.
Antyll,
Plut. n, 348 A. B.
apud
Orib. II, 427, 6.
Ktavdpiov, ov, TO, (kcovos) the
pineal gland in the

Galen.
Ka/ieaaaTov, the Latin supine
(comessor)
F.
Kiaprjhov (^Kmfirf),
comessatum
Plut. II, 726
brain.
Hippol. 128,
1.
cVi Kmjiov.
Ktovias, ov, 6,
II,
(kSvos) flavored with pitch.
95 C, olms,
TTLa-a-lrris oivos.
adv. in villages.
Strab. 3;
village.
2,
Diod.
15.
6,
6.
Kaviov, ov, TO,

14, 61, p.
Kavoeibrjs, es,
11.
little
kSvos-
Dion.
H.
fj,
I,
25, 6.
649 D.
KaprfTiKos,
ov,
fj,
of a
Synes. 1348 D.
;
(EIAQ)
conical.
Dion. H.
Cleomed.
Diosc.
I,
385,
KapTjTK, i8os,
belonging to the country
opso.
Cleomed. 46, 24.

adv.
conically.
Plut. II, 883 B. C.

73,
posed to
eKKXrja'ia.
firfrpoTroXtns.
Synes. 1417 A,
KavoEtbws,
18.
Galen. H, 47 D.
as, ^,
-KoyprjTOvpa,
:^r fi7]TpOKCop.la.
Roman,
et
navos, OV,
6,
=:
Tviaa-a vypd.
1,
94.
Porph. Novell. 256.

KinfuKeiopxii
Kava-dXia, incorrect for Kava-ovdXia.

to
{KtofUKos),
act
the
comedian.
Koyva-tXiov, ov, to,
the Latin
consilium
Digitized by^Microsoft
Kcova-KXTCopiov
(TvfiôvXfi,
702
II,
Kayapoi
6,
crviiôiXwv.
I,
Dion. H.
Antfc.
1,
821,
11.
Plul.
25 D.
6,
3.
Kavame&v, avos,
75 (titul.).
=^ ^=
preceding. Agath. Epigr.

KavayireZov.
)3ouXeu/xa.
Ka>v(n(TTa>piov, less
Kiovamiatv, avos, 6,
Joann. Mosch.
7.
correct Kovaurrapiov, ov, tA,

assembly.
3028 D.
(twos, ou, o,
consistorium,
et alibi.
piv.
'
Chal. S68 A,
cavern.
fj,
Strdb. 8, 5,
CyriU. Scyth. V. S 299
Kovaia-ro-
KaanjKaa-ia, as,
9, 2, 17.
QaimrjKa.Tqs)
a rowing.
Strah.
Hes.
ov,
I,
Suid.
6,
Kmva-os,
Consus.
ii/rf.
Dion. H.
143, 8
I,
302,
9.
KamrjKaTris,
ov,
6,
(Konnj,
3, 8.
eXawo))
(TKoKfibs
^
T^s
fpfVijs,
Plut.
25 D.
fflv,
Kowof.
Kmi/o-ouaXia,
to,
Consualia
302, 4.
rower.
KUyjrr]Tf)p,
Polyh. 34,
rjpos, 6,
hrnobpoiua.
I,
:^
^Tes.
Kemrjs.
Dion. H.
II,
I,
86, 8.
Plut.
26 C.
Agath 326,
KiopvKos, ov, 6,
12.
276 C.
Kmua-ovX, ovXos,
(TTparrfyos.
Lyd. 143, 14 KovirovaKia. vTraros 6, the Latin consul Dion. H. II, 821, 9. Plut. I, 25
K&pos, see âpos.
Macedonian, :=
3, 33.
Kpelos,
a specftg
o{ conch.
the
Athen.
D.
Xis,
Lyd. 143,
the city
7 kovctovX.
ij,
Ktovorai'TtTOUffoXif, <Bf,
KwToXtff, ^, ladle,
Kmi/crT-avni/ou tto(ca>(^,
Suid. Aoktiv ....

p.
Hebrew
JsifZ.
Eus.
Ill,
789 A.
of Constantine, Constantinople. Athan. I, 368 B. 404 A. Alex. A. 548 A. 648 C. 701 A. 784 C. II, 748 C. BasU. I, Greg. Greg. Naz. Ill, 1023 A. 505 A. Nyss. II, 264 C. Epiph. I, 961 C. Justinian.
Cod.
1, 2, 24.
KafpcvcTK,
eojs, ^, (^Ka>(f)fva))
deafness. Caesarius
856. KaxJKva,
269 B.
(k<06s)
2.
fv<r(o,
to
be silent
or
2,
juief.
Sept. Judic. 16,
18, 19.
;
Keg.
19,
10,
Tou enKTTpeyjrai tov âtrCKsa

Kaxpeai, rjaco,
Job
6, 24.
:=
f),
Kaxpdco.
Philon
II, 49, 20.
Ka>v<TTavTivovw6KLrr]t, ov, 6,
Cyrill.
a Constantinopolitan.
Kai<l>r)a-is,
eas,
ov,
deafness.
A. X, 93 C.
ov,
TO,
Eudoc. M. 168.
Kai<j)6s,
rj,
mute.
Sophrns. 3448 B.
Plut. U, 791
'Kaxôv npoiraTreiov, a mute

II,
Ku>v(TvaKta, for KMytJOvaXta.
in a play.
Philon
II,
520, 13.
KUivaimXov,
(kwi'q)!//')
conopeum,
Sept.
E.
Zo
Lucian.
I,
516.
Se/?Z.
mosquito-curtains, mosquito-net.
10, 21. 13, 15. 16, 19.
Judith
K<od)6co, OMTo), ^z: K(i>0aa).
Ps. 38,
3.
PAi-
406, 24, et
alibi.
Sext. 606, 10.
A, Xa/i;88a, represented in Latin
by L.
it
;
2.
with
which the
priest into
communion
is
(sacramental
ele-
In the later numerical system a stroke before,

sand.
/V,
stands for
ments), in both kinds,
delivered by the
TpiaKovra, thirty, or rpiaxoo'Tos, thirtieth
for rptapvpiot, thirty thou-
ab aru Germ. Soz. 868 A. 1605 A. Also, Xdôvpov. Porph. Cer. 11, 21. (See also Eus. II, 945 A. 502, 10. Greg. Naz. I, 588 A.) Xd/3S, the Hebrew S. Eus. Ill, 789 A.
"Kdâpov, ov, TO, the
149 A.
Also, Xdûpov.
Latin
the niouths of the people, all devoutly standing before the middle door Sophrns. 3985 B. of the inner sanctuary. Const. IV, 1025 B. {Chrys. XH, 771 C). Sophrns. 3600 B. Xa/Sveioj', ou, to, quid ?
Xdôvpov, see Xdâpov.
Xd^pa, TO, the Latin II, 727 A.

Xa^poTTji, r]Tos,
abra
X^'^'7-
P'"'*
Xa^paTov, incorrect for Xavparov.

fj,
Xa/38a/cr/i6f , oC, o,
labdacismus,
the use
(Xa/3pos) greediness.
Ckm,
of Xd/i(3Sa for some other letter.

453,
3.
Diomed.
A.
I,
396 C.
iô-o),
Isid. Hisp. 1, 31, 8.

c's,
Xa/3po(/)ayecu,
(<j>ayciv)
to
eat
greedUy.
XaiSSociSijf,
ffle A.
PoH.
4, 133, et alibi.
Diog.
6,
28.
XafilSiov, ov, TO, little Xaî's.
Diosc.
1,
84.
Xafils-
Xd^pvs, Lydian,
ttc Xekus.
Plut.
H, 302 A.
XaîSoco,
aaa, to lake or Diosc. Eupor. 1, 53. Porph. Cer. wouxifa>XajSiKKa, f), quid? PoZi!. 6,
XajSi'ov, ou, TO, H((Ze Xa/3i7,
2.
Mc? wtW a
To
castrate
Xd^copov, see Xd/3apov.
Xaydviov, ov, t6, litde Xdyavov-
459, 19.
84.
461, 19.
Strab. 12, 2,
Xdyavov, ov, to,
handle.
Athen. 14, 57. a kind ot pancake. ag an u Reg. 2, 6, 19. Sept. Ex. 29, 2. Lev. 2, 4. Jos. Ant. 7, 4, 2. GaZen. VI, 312 E. Moer.
1
10, p. 515, 13.

*\afits,
I'Soc, ^,
187.
:
j4jAere. 14, 74.
Psell. Stich. 403.
tongs, pincers, forceps
snuffers.
4, 9.
XayapiKOV, see XaKapiKOV.
Hipp. 687,7.
Esai.
6, 6.
6,23,11.
3.
2.
Sept.'Ex.38,17.
Num.'
Xayapos.
d, ov, slack, etc.
Classical.
Aayapos
Fibula, clasp, pin.
Pob/b.
(ttIxos,
or Xayapbv p,iTpov, lean verse, a hex-
small silver spoon,
with
ameter with a trochee or tribrach for a spon-
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by Microsoft

'KayapOTi]^
703
Ka'tKoa)
hare-eyed, unable to close the eye. Ceb. Med. 7, 7, 9. Galen. U, 362 E. 271 C ri Xaya)CJ>daXiJi.ov, disease of the eyelid. Also,
dee or dactyl, in the middle. Plut. II, 397 D. Drac. 7, 15, mdos. Herodn. Gr. Vers.
86.
XayapoTrjs, tjtos,
\ayapdj8rjs,
es,
i),
slackness.
Heliod.
9,
15.
Xay6(f)daXp.os.
Paul. Aeg. 110.

harelipped.
rather \ayap6s.
Schol. Arist.
Xaym-xfiXos,
128.
AaSiKjjros,
{],
ov,
Galen.
Xrjhov.
II,
362 E.
1,
Ach. 246.
Xdyeios, a, ov,
I,
Xdâvov, ov, TO, the
gum of
Diosc.
Xayôs.
Moer. 227.
Diosc.
2,
Orib.
200,
3.
ov,
AaoStKjjvoy,
Laodicean.
\ayi]viov, ov, t6, little Xayi/vor.

p.
105,
Dioclet. C. 1, 30. 31.
232.
Xahavls, ibos,
fj,
bdtpvr].
Lex. Botan.
XdyTjTOj, ou, ^,
lag en a. Jug.
(Kayas)
little
Diosc. 5, 65.
Plut. II, 971
Adâpos, ov,

JftyiSfUf, eas, 6,
D.
2.
leveret.
Lazarus of Bethany. Joann. 11, 1 seq. Epiph. II, 88 C. To a-d^ârov Tov Aa^dpov, the Saturday before Palm-Sun6,
iJaMil
S^rai. 3,
\ayais.
2, 6, p.
221, 18.
10, 10.
day, celebrated
in
commemoration of the
Porph. Cer. 170,
Triad.
\ayi8iov, ov, to,
XayfceoXa,
rj,
the Latin
Diosc. 3, 151 (161).

XayKcvo), ojcro),
the
^ Latin Ian ceo ^

lanceola
Anton.
resurrection of Lazarus.
6.
Xoyxrj.
2.
Corpse
=
to,
Xciâvov, veKpos.
Sa/3/3aT. TOV Aa^dp.
Xoy;^fi5<B.
Afauric.
XayKia, as,
2, 9.
r/, the Latin 315 D. E.
Xaâpoa, acra, (Aafapof) to shroud for the grave. Theoph. Cont. 468, 10.
Xa^dpap.a,
aros,
lancea :^
\tty)(Tj.
shroud,
winding-sheet.
Plut.
I,
Triad. 2o/3âT. Toi Aa^dpov.
XayKidptos, ov,
6,
lancearius z^
Inscr.
Xoyôcbopos,
Xaôvpios, u, ov, Persian

blue.
lazurdi, azure,
aKovToôKos.
157, 22.
XayxiSioi',
4004
3.
\avKiapi(av.
Lyd.
12, 5.
Mai. 330,
ov,
2.
rj,
Areth. 773 A, xPÎ"^XaBpoyapla, as, rj, (Xd$pa, ya/xof)

yap,ia, clandestine
=
1.
Kpv\jfi-
TO,
little
XayKia.
Mauric.
marriage. Laod.
XaBpohrjRvqs.
d
Jejun.
Mai. 458,
XayKioXoTos,
1896 A.
ov,
lanceolatus z^
pertaining
Xi(9os.
Xoyxarros.
XaBpohdKvos, ov,
Lyd. 169, 22.

\ayKovpios,
a,
XaOpohrjioTjs, ov, 6,
ov,
to
\vyKovpiov.
Epiph.
\ayviKos,
m,
r),
297 D,
ov,
300
A Xayovpws.
I,
\dyvos.
Basil.
Clem. A.
I,
508
B.
Nil. 196 A. XdBpa SaKvav, one that bites secretly, as a dog. Hence, backbiter. Ignat. 649 B. Phryn. P. S. 50, 32, condemned Xddapyos, recommended. Also, Pallad. V. Chrys. 21 C, Kvav. XadpoSdKTTjs.
Xdyvws,
ov,
^=
\dyvos.
\dyvos, ov, lecherous. aiTspos

Xdyvcas,
[Epiph.
II,
172 C. 733 B \ayviI,
XadpoSciKTos, incorrect for XaOpoSrjKTos, ov,
=r
preceding.
FseuA-Ignat.
737
C.
Steph.
^=
\ayvio'Tepos.~\
Diac. 1100 A.
adv.
lecherously.
Philon
634,
Xa6pobiba(TKaXia>,
secretly
rj(Ta>,
(StSao'KaXos)
Iren. 857 A.
to
to
teach
Xayvio'Tcpov.
Epiph.
I,
440
D Xayve<rTpa>s.
a kind of
Jish.
bad
doctrine.
Xayoyffpas,
6,
(Xayos, y^pay)
Suid. Miiôs ....

\ayovpcos, \ay6(ji8aKp.os, see XayKovpios, Xaya(jidaXpos.
Xadpovopea, rjaa, (nopos) Diac. 1125 C.

Xadpoâyeoi,
rjo'co,
walk
stilly.
Steph.
*
(Xadpo<pdyos^
Poll. 6,
to eat secretly.
Xayvviov, ov, to,

ofiy.
little
Xdyvvos.
Moer. 257
Metagen. apud Stud. 1748 C.

Xadpo(f)ayia, as,
Ill,
40 et
Antiatt. 106, 12.
fj,
the eating secretly.
Basil.
XayvvLs, iSos,
rj,
=z= preceding.
Plut. II, 614 F.

Classical.
641 C.
Basil.
Xdyvvos, ov, ^, lagoena Plut. n, 509 D.
:=
Xdyrivos.
Xa8po(l>dyos, ov, ((âyeiv) eating secretly.
m,
Philon
256,
640 B.
((jlovcva)
Xayxdva, 2. To
to cast lots.
allot.

14, 1.
Xa6po(j>ovevTrjs, ov, 6,
:=
8oXo(jiovos,
Mai.
Xayabapiov, ov, to,

3, et alibi.
assassin.
I,
Xayahiov.
Xddvpov, TO,
XdiKos,
17,
Fsendo-Chrys. IX, 778 A. XdBvpos. Babr. 74.
XaymlKor,
r),
ov,
of a hare.
Achmet. 279,
kvcov,
hare-hound.
Xaydtv, ovos,
fj,
cleft, cliff, fissure.
Antip. S. 23.
Dion. H.
20.
I,
205, 6.
267, 14.
Cleomed. 35,
/os. B. J. 4,
1, 1.
Plut.l,WZl k,Tov
(Xaos) of the people. Clem. A. II, 2. Laic us, laic, laical, 57 A, ama-na. as a substantive, lay, pertaining to the laity layman ; opposed to nXrjpiKos. Clem. R. 1, Tertull. J, 1217 Caius 29 B. iO,av0pamos. Orig. B. n, 922 B. Alex. Hier. 205 A.
ov,
Kpr)p,voiJ.
Xayas, a,
6,
Hes. Aayoves .... Meo'oiKeToi .... a bird so called. Liber. 31, 3.

f),
in, 369 C.
Const. Apost.
553 B.
2,
19.
Xayas(T(l>ayla, as,
(^(T(f>d(u>)
the killing
of
Xayca-
Xos, unhallowed.
Can. Apost. passim. ^^rjProfanus Aquil. Reg. 1, 21, 4.
3.
Agath. Epigr. 37,
4.
XdiKoa,
(Bo-cB,
XayaxjiBaXnos, ov, {6(pddXp6s)
lagophthalmos,
28, 30.
(XdUos) Ezech. 7,
/3e/3i)Xo(o.
Aquil. Deut.
22.
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XatXaTTt^d)
XaiXan-ifo), iVco, to
704
AafjiwerMvoi
Agath. Epigr.
sweep away as with a XaiXa^.

57, 10.
to
Aquil. Ps. 49,

'kmijuxpyea,
rjcra,
3.
XaXt]Tpts, ISos, V, female prattler. 10, 7 ^3 KcaTiXrj.
he
Xaifiapyos.
Porphyr.
Greg. Nyss.
Abst. 90.
CyrUl. H. 596 A.
Apollon. D. Pron. Xaix^dva, to take, to receive. 360 C Tpkov KodearSxrai eVt irparov Xafi^-
in, 185 C.
Xai/iopytKoy, ^, ov,
^
fj,
'Kaiiiapyoi.
Sleph. Diac.
1173 D.
'Kaifiapyonjs, r}Tos,
although of the third person in form, they are used for the first person. 2. To iXeiv. take, to capture a city, Polyb. 1,
vovToi.
==: Xm/iapyia.
Philon
I,
24,
10.
686, 41.
Xaira,
i;,
marry
1
3,
61, 8.
Simoc. 40,
Sept.
5.-3.
To
to
1,
yap-eto.
the Latin
P?<.
TO,
I,
a e n a, thick cloak.
64 D.
or
Strah.
28, 17, 9, 'KXfoirdrpav.
4.
^=
Num.
12, 1.
Polyb.
To assume :
Strab.
2,
4, 4, 3.
determine
to
understand.
5,
XaKupiKov,
laquear
laqueare?
Cont.
140,
13.
p. 164, 2.
Sext. 39, 31. 65, 14. 77, 12. 229,
XaKavapwv ? Anon. Byz. 1301

XaKapwv,
ges.
ov, to,
Theoph.
?
D to Xayapixa.
iVic.
Aor.
Gen.
21.
257, 18.
2, 23.
[Aor.
3, 19, 1, 1
eXrfiâ, see anoXapi^dva.

iKfi^Bjjv.
pass. i\rjp(j)6r]v
Sept.
Xa/car, ras,
quid
CP. 169 B.
et alibi saepissime, as v.
dv-Xrip(j)6Tiv.
(j>dpayyas, ravines, gullies, gor-
Herm. Vis.
Hes.
XoKtSdo), wa-a, (Xaxls)
Fut. Xr)p.-ôpm
XaKiâ, to tear, rend.
(Codex N)
Xrjôpai.
1.
6,
1.
Sept. Gen.
21, et alibi, as v.
Diosc. Delet. p. 12.

XaKivapihiov, ov, TO, (1
(Codex N)
Xr)pyjnj.
Perf
Matt. 10, 41.
Barn. 19
pass. im-XiXrjp-
acini a) a kind
of sôe.
pu,.
Caesarius 873.]
as,
f/,
Hes.
Xap^Sapala,
a Xdp^Sa made of two pieces

t.
1.
XaKKaa (XdKKos),to stagnate. Apophth. Poemen.

169.
XaKKo-TrcSoi/, ov, to,
of wood?
Bdpta.
Leo. Tact. 11, 26,
Xapna-
=
6,
to ;(aXa>/ie>'OV ToC ocrxôv.
Xapt^8oi8rjs, es,
(EIAQ)
II,
Ruf. apud Orii.

XoKKor orXoKos, ov,
Ill, 390, 11.
Arith.
3.
fj,
Oalen.
like a XdpfiSa. 375 B.
Theol.
the Latin lac us.
Dion.
Xap,la, as,
H.
I,
326, 4, KoupTior,
Lacus Curtius. Xenocr.

Oenorti.
Te'p^j/i;,
materiae, bidlion.
Xdp-vcL, as,
f),
the Latin lamina, sc. utriusque Porph. Cer. 717, 18.

1
43, Aow/cpivos,
XaKTucos,
r],
Lacus Lucrinus.
(Xa|) kicking.
ov,
apud
Xokti-
44, 15, 25.
2.
mna
little
=:
preceding.
Typic.
59.
Basilic.
Bar.
Xdpva.
Sclol.
ks.
Ill,
396
r]
XaKTiKTf, sc.
of kicking.
artKos.
XaKTta-TiKos,
7],
Basilic.
19,
10,
(Ae art
Lucian.
I,
130.
Xapiviov, ov, TO,
Moschn. 138 Aa0pp. Hal.

1,
p,via p.oXv^biva
ov,
(sic
scribendum).
370,
(XoKTto'Tjy?)
addicted
to kick-
XdpivTj,
Tjs, f],
a species offish.
ing, apt to kick.
Basilic. 19, 10, 4.
et alibi.
Xap,vofiBr]s, es, like
XaKvpos, ov,
6,
L. lora
^^
devTepirrjs or a-Tep.(j>v-
a Xdp,va (bar).
Qâpirds')
to
Theophyl. B.
Xias olvos, the after-wine, obtained
by pour-
IV, 353 D.
Xa^TraSeuo),
evo"(i>,
ing water over the refuse of grapes after the
wine proper has been drawn.

XaKavapios,
tecture.
a, ov,
Hes.
laqueatus,
II,
fretted, in archi-
1092 C. 2. Substantively, XaKavapia, the Latin lacunar, lacunarium, fretwork. Eus. II, 1093 A.
fj
Bus.
Diod. 20, 7. Mid. Xap.7raSevoiuu, Philon 1, 478, 23.

Xap.'Ka8ri<popa>,
rjcrio,
cause
to
blaze.
to blaze.
to
be
XafiiraBrjCfiopos.
Ariitid.
I,
451, 24.
6,

torch-like comet.
XapnaStas, ov,
Plin.
8.
lampadias,
XaKcovlâ,
ia-co,
to
speak laconically.
Plut. II,
22 (25). Mai. 454, Diog. 7, 152. 2. Aldebaran, in Taurus. Ptol. Tetrab.

2,
iirat,
150 a: b.
AaKOJviKos,
17,
23.
ov,
Baconian.
Heph.
8, 4, fxerpov,
XapTraSiâ,
Arist.
to
run
the torch race.
Schol.
verse.
XaXdyyt],
rjs,
t],
=
z^
Kan. 131.
6,
Xdyavov, pancake.
Suid.
Xap.7ra8iaTr}s, ov,
^=
Xap.7ra8r](ji6pos.
Inscr.
KoXXvpa ....
XaXdyyiov, ov,
to,
422.
Diog.
9,
62.
Schol. Arist. Ran. 131,
preceding.
Schol. Arist.
dyatves.
Plut. 138. 677, et alibi.
Suid. KoXXvpa
Xap7raSov)(ea,
torch.
7f(ra>,
(Xafmabovxos)
to
carry a
Ptoch.
XaXc'o), to
2,
417.
Schol. Arist.
Ran. 1087.
Euchait. 1170 A.
adv. like a torch. Pseud-
speak.
Theoph. Cont. 235, 8 'Ew ev-
Xapnadovxla,
as, ^, light.
((f)aiva>),
yecem
of.
Koi <f>povrj(Tei XaXovfievov, being
spoken
XapiraSotpavas
391 XaXrjdeis, being spoken

ciis, fj,
XdXjja-is,
to.
Athan. IV, 776 B.

Xap7raBo<jieyya,
^crci>,
XaXid.
Cosm. Carm. Greg.

4.
{<îyyos') to shine. Sophrns.
343.
XaXrjTos,
Achmet. 65.
T),
Bekker. 438,
Iren. 1237 A.
4004 B.
speech.
6v,
(XaXiio)
endowed with
Xapnds, aSoE,
Cer. 65, 13.
r],
torch.
Socr. 689 B.
Porph
Sept.
Job
38, 14.
Eus. VI,
36 A.
Aap,iTCTiavoi, 5>v, 01,
Lampetiani, the followers of
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'KajJblT'q
705
Tim. Presh. 48 A.
5, 87.
\a'irapa
d,
AajHTTCTtos,
Eixirat.
Xaimpva-pAs, oC,
to \ap.irpiveiv.
Nicet.
Plut.
Damasc.
Xajairirris,
II,
I,
r),
760 B. scum: mould. Diosc.

rjaa,
Paphl. 32 A.
Plut.
Xap.vpia, as,
f),
(Xap,vp6s)
ira/idrTjs.
1073 A.
(Xa/aTrijSmc, yXcSo'O'a)
(o
695 B, et
Xap.-âvr),
alibi.
fj,
XafiinjdoyKoiMTaea),
r)s,
Germ. 356 C. Xafi7n)8o/co;iios, ov, (xofieo)) <Aai ioAes care o/ iê Synes. 1188 A (74 D). [The anatorches.
speak by
means of light.
Diosc.
2,
142.
Also,
charlock
(Sinapis arvensis).
Pallad. Laus.
Xai/^dwj.
1105 B.
Xdp\lfis, 0)8,
Hes.
fj,
(Xd^TTO))
logical
form
is XaiiiraBrjKOfjios J
fj,
splendor.
Sept.
Baruch
a shining, brightness, 4, 2. Philon I, 72,

one who
Xa/imjSwi', ovos,
3, 37, p.
(Ad/iiro))
brightness.
Diod.
21.
204, 60.
Pto.
a
I,
265 A.
Sext. 12,
Xavdpios, ov, 6, the Latin
lanarius,
Rh.
14.
'KajiinjviKos,
7, 3,
ij,
cards
ov,
icool.
Schol. Apollon. Schol. Clem.

1
4, 177.
îie
Xaiiirfivri.
Sept.
Num.
Also, Xrjvdpios.
a/iaâi.
on,
Xavdros,
(XafiTnj ?)
tj,
ov,
the Latin
ana
A. 781 B. tu s woolly.
,
Xafiirovdios,
mouldy
Doroth.
Doroth. 1657 A.
XavBavovTois, adv.
1700 C.
Xa/tTrpociSi;;,
t'y,
^
<Ae
XeXrjdoTas.
Clementin. 41
Xaforpos.
Fs&ii-Athan. IV,
Doroth.
B.
TO
Poll. 6, 209.
Dion C.
XeXrjdoTas.
66, 5, 3.
792 A.
Xa/i7rpoj, a, ov, splendid, brilliant, bright.
XavBdvai, not to perceive.

Xai'^di'oj',
1788 D,
i/u^,
Paschal
night.
1821
D Aaî-
Basil. Ill, 925
Kara
Theoph. Cont.
95, 10
fir)
OiSe
TTjv
OeoSapav tovto Xadovo'av, z=:
irpas iopTTJs ^fiepa, Easter.
Leant.
Man. 704
alcT6op,ev7jv.
Tî/ dyiav
In the superlative, clarissimus, illustrissimus, as a title. Inscr. 372. Eus. II, 325 C. 885 C. .Jul. 390 B. 4(7ian. 792 D, Sou|. 3. SubI, 385 A, enapxoi. stantively, TO Xapirpov 0Ss, irvp. Apophth. 181 C. Ci/riH. Scyth. V. S. 292 A. Vit. Basil. 213 D. CAron. 725, 17. Leont. Cypr. 1709 B. '\apTtp6rr)i, rjToi, fj, splendor, as a title. Athan.
pav, Easter.
2.
kcli
Xafirrpav Trjs dvao'Tdo'eas ^p.e-
XavKidpios, see Xayiadpios.
Xaêia, as,
fj,
^=
to Xaêveiv.
(Xaêvci))
Caesarius 1049.
Stone-cutter's tool.
I,
Xa^fVTTipiov, ov, TO,
Sept. Ps. 73, 6.
Hieron.
867 (676)
in stone.
Orig.
=
I,
do-
latorium.
XaêvTos,
f),
6v,
stone-hewn,
hewn
53.
Sept.
Deut.
C.
4,
49.
Luc.
23,
904
Xa^V<o, euCTQ), evira, evSrjv, evpevos, (Xaas, êo))

to
hew
stone.
Sept.
Ex.
34, 1.
Judith
1, 2.
I,
392
Tiji/ a-î/
Xa/iTrpdnjTO.
(^âi.v(xi)
Esai.
bright.
9, 10.

f/,
XafiirpoipavTjs,
es,
appearing
white.
Xaorypa<pla,
as,
(Xaos,
28.
ypd^co)
enrolment.
Lyrl.
181,
21,
dressed in
Euchait.
Sept.
Maco.
3, 2,
1198 A.
\ap7rpQcl>eyyr}s,
es,
AaoBiKKTora,
(<peyya>)
rjs, f/,
(AaoSiKevs) Laodicean woman.

p. 1043. (rjyiopai)
the
bright-beaming.
Inscr. 2322,
Xaorjyrjo-ia, as,
b,
f),
Germ. 292 E.
\apnpo<j)opfa,
ij(7<B,
leading of the
(\ap7rpo<p6pos)
to
wear
people.
Just.
Tryph. 49.
splendid or showy garments.
Pallad. Laus.
Xao-KardpaTos, ov, accursed by the people.
Symm.
195,
1130 D.
'lutpirporl)opla,
Cedr.
as,
II,
fj,
373, 11. 14.
Prov. 11, 26.

XaoKpaTcopai
15.
a wearing of splendid or Greg. Naz. I, 1200 B. 11, 425 C. 624 C, of the neophytes. "KapiTpoôpos, ov, Qêpai) wearing splendid or shoioy garments. Doroth. nil A. Theoph.
shoioy garments.
=
fj,
driiwKpaTcopMi.
Men. Rhet.
XaoKpana,
XaoîKos,
as,
=^
SrjpoKpana.
Id. 194, 11.
T),
ov,
of a Xao^Sos.
Greg. Nyss. HI,

Ptol.
Cont. 677, 18.

(jifiipas),
'H
1100 A.
Xao|do9, ov,
6,
KvpiaKrj ttjs 'Kap.npo'popov

albis.
(Xaas, |f<B) Stone-cutter.
Dominica in
Stud. 1705 B.
Damasc.
Ill,
Tetrab. 179.
Xao-TrXdj/os, ov,
8, 8, 5.
841 D.
(rre^r. iVj/ss. Ill,
1100 A.
XapTrpocjicovevofiai, to be XajUTrpdf^wi/off, niz:

.
\apvyPtol.
Just.
yiCa.
Herodn. Gr. Philet 395.

ov,
(i|'ux'?)
\ap.'7rp6\jfvxos,
noble-souled.
Urb. 148 C. VI, 697 B.

Xaos, ov,
6,
irXavav tov Xaov. Jos. Ant. Aster. Tryph. 69, p. 640 A. Eus. n, 680 A. HI, 413 A.
to ap11.
Tetrab. 162.
Xap,iTpvvTfjs, ov, 6,
the
common people ; opposed

Sept. Esdr.
8, 9. 11.
:=
ov,
d Xafiirpiivat/.
Diog.
6, 7,
XovTcs, Upeis, KKrjpiKoi
1, 1,
(Wos, led-horse, for show.

XafiirpvvTiKos,
fj,
1,5,45.
1, 9.
Judith
1,
7,
11,13.
13, 2.
Baruch
1, 14,
iz^ dvvdfievos Xafinpiivetv.
Mace.
I,
f),
19.
1,
28.
Diosc.
2,
163 (164).
[Method. STI
Athan
381 D.
6v,
8.
fj,
717 B.
'Kap.TTpvvw, to brighten.
wpvcrp.ai.']
Xekap.-
XananTiKos,
Xenocr.
(XaTrdfw) laxative, purgative. Galen. VI, 301 P.

the flank, loins.
Xdp,Trpva-fia, arcs, rb, bright thing.
Phryn. P.
S.
Xaivdpa, as,
Classical.
71, 17.
2. Tripe.
89
Hes.
Pioch.
1,
197, et alibi.
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XairicTiiii
aro9,
t6^
706
hahble,
XaTVTTt/CO?
Xa7rto"/ia,
(XaTTifo))
babbling,
XaTtKXdîof, a, ov, the Latin with a broad purple stripe.
laticlavius,
Lyd. 134,
8. 1,
Cic. Attic. 9, 13.

XaTTto-Tijr, oO, o, babbler.
Sept. Sir. 20,
7.
haTiviKos,
pripMTo,
fj,
6v,
XapytrKov, fivos,
Petr.
p.
^,
the Latin largitio, largess.
Latin words.
Simoc. 41, 8, (jtafjf. Aarivr}. A. II, 1289 B. Nil. Epist. 2, 304, Aanvis, i8os, fi, Ephes. 1304 B. Cj/âZ. 4. X, 349 B. Aanvos, ij, ov, Latinus, Latin. Polyb. 3, 22, 13. 145 A. i^d. 191, 13. Mai. 398, 7. 3, 23, 13, x">P'^' Latium. Nicol. D. 92, e'opr^, Dion. H. 11, 1264, 5, foproi. Leant. Cypr. following. feriae Latinae. XapSiov, ou, TO, TIT, 1640, 15, yXStro-a, the Latin tongue. 1729 B. PorpA. Cer. 464 XapSiV. Strab. 5, 2, 1. 6, 1, 6. 3, 1, 4, (^mi/^, the Latthe fat of XapSos, ou, d, 1 a r fl u m, 1 a r i d u App. 11, 545, 39. Dion C. in language. pork. Lyd.93. Heron Jun. 232, 12. Basilic.
= =
AaTivos.
Dion C.
53, 18,
56, 11,
7.
39, 40, 4, avowal, feriae Latinae.
2.
Sub-
Aapbvs,
V, 6,
Aapr]s, T]Tos,
Lardys. Simoc.331. Bekker. 1195. Plut. U, 276 6, the Latin Lar.
stantively, Latinus,
F.
277 A,
tjs,
fj,
Xapifiva,
(Arabic)
a species of frank-
um. Polyb. 1, 6, 4. 3. Latinus, a member of Prooem. Western Church. Cerul. 741 A.
a Latin, native of LatiDion. P. 350. Moscln.

the
incense.
pinvov, ov.
Agathar. 189, 15.

1
Also,
larch.
to Xd-
XaTopielov, ov, to,
;::=
XoTo/xio, quarry.
Strab.
Strab. 16, 4, 19, p. 331, 10.
12, 2, 8.
Xapi|, tKOf, ^, (Gallic)

1, 92.
ar
Diosc.
\aTop.ea,
rjirio,
rfira,
ij&rjv,
rjpivos,
(XaTo/ioi) to
et
hew
rjaco,
stones, to quarry.
Sept. Ex. 21, 33,
XapKoipopeai,
((jiipco)
7.
little
to
carry a XdpKos.
Steph. Diac.
alibi.
Dion
C. 52, 25,
Agathar. 125, 19. Posidon. apud Strab. 5, 2, 1. Diod. 3, 12, p. 182, 77. Dion.
\apvaKlhu)v, ov, to,
Xdpva^.
H.
II,
831, 3.
Strab. 16,
2,
40.
1180 C.
Xapvyyiou, ov, to,
XaTOiuijia, aros, to,
(XaTOftea)
quarried
stone.
=^
\apiyyi(Tiia, aros, to,
Apophth. 365 A. (Xapvyyl^to) shout. Method.

\dpvy^.
Plut. II, 129
cut open
Diod.
12.
3, 13.
rj,
XoTo^j^Tds,
ov,
hewed
stone.
Sept. Reg. 4, 12,
373 B.
\apvyyuTp,6s, ov,
6,
4,22,6.
as,
1,
fj,
5ff7-a6.
11, 3, 5.
14,5,5.
16,
vociferation.
2,
40.
A.
XapvyyoTOfieo),
the
rjirai,
:
XaTo/iLo,
quarry.
Maneth. apud
Diod.
Jos.
(Kdpvy^, TCfiva)
to
Apion.
40.
26, p. 460.
1, 6.
2, 49, p. 161,
windpipe
to cut the throat
of one.
Galen.
6,
Strab. 4,
8, 5, 7.
6, 2, 3, p. 428, 3,
n, 379 D.
TLvd.
Paul. Aeg. 166.
Theoph. 583,
a quarrying.
XaTofiiKos,
T),
Plut. 11, 334 C.
ov, stone-cutter's.
Agathar. 125,
Strab. 6,
7.
XapvyyoTofiia, as, 164.

\da-avov, ov, to,
r),
laryngotomy.
Paul. Aeg.
1, 19,
Z)iorf. 3, 12, p.
182,62.
\aT6p.iov, ov, TO,
^n
XaTo/ita.
3, 10.
lasanum.
iiri
Epict.
17
9, 1, 13.
"Orav 6 Koicrap avTOV
tov \twdvov
7rotr)(rrj,
XaTOfiis, ibos,
fj.
Stone-cutter's chisel.
Agathar.
:^
\a(Tavo<^6pov.
128, 28. Plut. II,

XaTofios,
01), d,
'\aaavo(p6pos, ov, carrying a lasanum.
(XSas, Tifiva) Stone-cutter.

4, 12, 12.
1. s
Sept.
2,
370 C.
tare.
(Hor. Sat.
1, 2,
1, 6,
109
Lasanum
por-
Reg.
3, 7.
3, 5, 15.
Esdr.
1, 5, 53.
7,
Epict.
8 'A/ilSa napaKparfiv.)
Jos. Ant. 11, 4,

1
Xda-ap, apos, to,
laser, supposed
1, p. 19,
foetida.
j4.e(.
Xdo-apoi/, ou, TO,
"KacnoTpiôs,
ov,
474.
Cyrill.
6,
*\d<TTavpos,
= = 4. ^
to be asa
XoTor, the Latin

Sin. 84
atu
PoZZ.
118.
nXarus.
Anast.
d ^vpiaKos OTrds.
D.
preceding.
\a(n66pi^.
Lex. Botan.
0pp. Cyn.
1,
Xarpeia, as, ^, religious service or worship. Sept. Ex. 12, 25. Mace. 1, 1, 43. 1, 2, 19. 22.
I,
993 D.
PoZ^6.
195.
XoTayfo),
jSor.
8, 11, 6.
2.
KaraTTvyav.
Theopomp. apud
Scapegallows.
Phryn
Athenag. 916 C, Xoyuc^- Const. Apost. 8, 15, the Lord's supper. CyriR. A. 1, 196 XarpcvTcov ^= 8ei XaTpcvfiv. Dp-va-TiKt],
i}crc,
to
Lucian.
throw the Xdrayes at the KoTraII, 325.
XaTpevTT)!, ov, 6, (XaTpeia)
worshipper.
Just.
Tryph. 64.
XaTpeuTocds,
ij,
NU. 181
ov, servile.
C.
Ptol. Tetrab. 160.
Xarep/couXov, ov, to, the
Latin
I,
laterculum
9.
dnnj
TtXivBos.
Cedr.
298,
2.
La-
XoTpevTos,
tpyov.
r),
6v, servile labor.

7.
Sept. Ex. 12, 16,

29,
7.
terculum,
24, 6.
register.
Justinian. Novell.
Lev. 23,
to
Num.
Sept.
XoTpeum,
6,
worship.
Ex.
3, 12.
Esdr.
1,
hoTiapios, ov,
Latiaris
or
Latialis,
1,4.
XaTiimj,
1, 4,
rjs,
54, et alibi.
y,
an epithet of Jupiter. Dion. H. II, 763, 8. Tatian. 865 C, Zeus. Theophil. 1040 B. Dion C. 47, 40, 6 to. Aandpia, Latiar, a
festival.
(XuTUTros)
chippings of
Stone,
Strab. 17,1, 3i.

XaTvjTiKos,
Ci/rJZZ.
1),
6v,
Plut.
U, 156 B, 954 A.
Porphyr, apud
XaTojLUKos.
^. IX, 817 C.
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Xavpa
\aipa, as,
to
7or
XaxavoiraXrjs, ov,
\eiatvm
6, (jro>Xf eo) seller
^, group or row of monastic cells; not be confounded with koivoîov, for the members of a 'Kavpa did not live in common. Const. (536), 969 Apophth. 401 D. 432 B. D. E. CyrUl. &cyth. V. S. 282 B, et alibi. Joann. Mosch. 2856 Euagr. 1, 21, et alibi. 2853 C. Clim. 1200 C. 2861 A. 2908 B. D. Ant. Mon. 1421 C. 'hmpea.TOV, ov, to, the Latin laureatum (laureatus), the emperor's image wreathed Porph. Cer. 393, 5. 395, 1 7. with laurel. Chron. 597, 17. Nic. II, Also, XavpoLTou. Theoph. 454, 9. 661 D. 664 A. 705 Dion. AavprfTov, ov, to, Lauretum, in Rome.
of vegetables.
Epict.
3, 3, 3.
Poll.
7,
196.
XaxavoniiXiov, ov, to, (XaxavovaXffs) place where vegetables are sold. Schol. Arist. Lys. 556. Xaxavahr)s, es, Xaxavocihr)s. Philon II, 647,
25.
Muson.
190.
Diosc.
Xaxfios, ov, 6,
(Xayxdva)
2,
152 (153).
Just.
icX^por, loi.
Tryph. 97 Aaxnoi'
Xaxvia-Trjpiov, ov, to,
fidXXovres.
(Xayxdva, Xaxfiv) divinaAnast.

;
tion by dipping into a sacred book.
Sin. 761
ypa(j)riv.
'Avoiyetv iv XaxviOTtjpiif
sc.
tijj/
Xaijfdtn],
see
es,
Xaiiijfdvrj.
XamSrjs,
(Xaos,
EIAQ) of
I,
the
common people,
Plut.
I,
H.
I,
532,
to
5.
popular.
c.
Philon
80, 10. 21.
544
I,
Xoupiftt),
burn furiously. Theoph. 608, 18. [If from Xd^pos, it should be written XaJoann.
*Xealva>, to masticate.
\^Dieuch.
apud
Orib.
^pcM
ov, 6, inmate of a Xavpa. Mosch. 2856 B. Xaipos, ov, fj, the Latin 1 a u r u s
XavpiTTjs,
282, 9 XeXeao-fievos.^
Xeavins,
II,
8dcj)vri.
ea>s,
^,
(Xeaipo)) mastication.
Galen.
=
it
373 B.
XeavTtov
8ei Xeaiveiv.
fj,
Diosc.
s)
5,.
103.
Strab. 3, 2,
Hes.
Aavtra'iKos,
ij,
ov,
(AaCcroj) of Laiisus.
Subwas
in-
Xe^Tjpls, iSos,
6, p.
(1
pu
rabbit.
221, 18.
Erotian. 244.
little
stantively, TO fiavtrdindv, sc. î^Xiov, Lausai-
Xe^rjTapiov, ov, to,
Xeîjs.
Fseudo-Germ.
Pallad. Laus.
cum, a
work of
Palladius, because
449 B.
Xe^tTav, mvos,
6,
scribed to Lausus.
Anast. Sin. 345
C
in
'Ek
the
=z
koXoîov.
Tov Aav<TmKov
Lausaicum.
19.
Also,
ijcro),
irapahelyiuiTos,
found
an
AaucriOKoy.
Genes. 18,
edifice
87, 16 6 AavauiKos, sc. oikos,
1099 D. 1138 A. Apophth. 193 D. i32 C. 196 B, 6 ovvaKTiKos. Parad. 449 C. [Of Shemitic origin. Compare the Arabic ABA,
at Constantinople.
Xavreta,
to.,
Hebrew
Plut. II, 275 C.
tynS, tynS].
the Latin lautia.
XeîTcovdpiov, ov, to,
lebitonarium
;=:
II,
Xafjmpayaiyeio,
(Xa(jjvpaya>y6s) to plunder.
vitonarium,
952 A.
Hieron.
preceding.
or lePachom.
Apollod.
1, p.
2, 7, 6.
Diod.
I,
5, 29.
Slrab. 6, 3,
63 C.
65 B.
Xij-
442, 20.
PhUon
152, 49.
to
Xeyardpws, Xeyarevco, AeyaTov, XeyaTos, see

Sept.
yaTdpios, XrjyoTevco, Xrjyarov, XrjyaTOs.
XeyevTta, incorrect for XeKevria.
Xa<jivpevai, evao),
(Xd^vpov)
plunder.
\a(j>vpia, as,
Judith 15, 11. fj, plunder.

ov,
Caesarius 1165.
(XaxjivpoTraiXrjs^
Xeyemv, see Xeyiav.
Xa(pvpo7r(aXeLov,
to,
where booty
14, 3, 2.
is sold.
Polyb. 4,
6, 3.
Also,
place
Xeyin/ios, ov, the Latin
legitimus
vofu/ios.
Antec.
Xeyiaiv,
1, 10, 1.
fj,
XaipvpairaXiov
JDion.
^.
III,
1899, 14.
Sirab.
Zvos,
legio.
5, 9.
4029.
fj,
Marc.
Also,
Inscr. 1327. 4011.
Xeyeav.
Plut.
I,
Diod.
24 D.
Xaxavila, as, potherbs.
(Xaxavevo/iai) the cultivation
of
II,
513, 89.
Matt. 26, 53.
Sept. Deut. 11, 10 K^jroy Xaxaveias,
a garden^ of potherbs. Ptol. Tetrah. 81. 2. The gathering or procuring of vegetables,

^=. Xa)(avia'fi6s.
Tseud-Anton. apud Just. 437 A. 1072 A. Eus. II, 441 A. ,

Xeyitovapios,
ov,
6,
legionarius.
Inscr.
Jos. B. J. 4, 9, 8.
2803.
Xaxavcvofuu, cvBrju, (Xd)(avop) to be planted with

vegetables.
Strab. 5, 4, 3, p. 385, 13.
2.
Xeya,
to say,
tell.
iToXiTais tva avoBavToi.
Dion. H. Ill, 1476, 9, toIe Luc. Act. 19,4, Iva

5, 1, vixiv Snas Barn. 761 A, els t^v Apophth. 224 D, woifiOTj.
To
be used as vegetables.
3;
Diosc. 1,112(111).
vegetables.
iriareia-axnv.
Jos. Ant. 11,
120.
72 (79), p. 416.
(ir/Te (jiopovs iiriTOîyre.
Xa)(avr]<^6pos, ov,
(^cpa) producing
little
KapSlav Mmrrg tva

airrm tva
Greg. Naz. HI, 61 B.

Xaxdviov, ov, to,
Xdxavov.
Diog.
2,
139.
nvL
2.
ttohjctt?.
Porph.
call,
Cer. 520, 5,
To
name,
nva
ovofwica.
Doroth, 1 705
A Xaxdviv.
Xaxdnos,
a, ov,
vegetables.
Xaxavo-ciSrjs,
adapted to the cultivation of Jul. 329 D, yrj. Athan. II, 1300 es, vegetable-like.
ov,
Chal. 977 C Ti's Xeyr,; what is 1, 16. your name? Apophth. Anton. 31. Med. n, 3. To elect, to appoint. Dion C. Frag. 16.
Matt.
36, 26 Tov biKTOTopa eSei XeyeaOai, dicere dir ctatorem.
C.
Xaxavimrepos,
(wrtpov)
vegetable-xmnged.
Xemiva,
to soften.
Philon H, 229,
6.
I,
610, 41.
Lucian.
II, 80.
302, 39 Kj/pov XeXeiaapevov.
Digitized
by Microsoft
\etavcn<,
êiav(ns,
(XetaiVo))
708
101.
\ei,Tovpy7]fia
Diosc.
ea>s,
17,
a smoothing, polishing:
XeiiroSeppos, ov, (8ep/ia) without prepuce.

2,
Clem. A.
Xeievrepuios,
I,
i},
581 B.
6v,
4,
154 (157),
(6vp6s)
p.
644.
Paul. Aeg.
to faint.
suffering
I,
from
Xciivrtpia.
4.
236. 242.
\ciiro6vpeai,
Z(0,sc. 3,
r]<Ta>,
Ruf. apud Orib.

XciKTi), ou, 6,
325, 8.
U, 213,
to
swoon,
(XeiX") î'cten
Schol. Arist. Pac.
883.
Xeifiârifo/iat (Xnjiiui), to be in error.
Nicet.
Byz. 744 C.
Afiftwi',
mvos, 6,
Pratum, the
;
title
of the
work
Erotian.Ge. PseudoJos. Mace. 6, p. 506. Plut. I, 841 F, et alibi. \emo6vp,la, as, fj, swoon, fainting. Philon I Diosc. 2, 162 (163). Delet. l! 628, 27. Plut:ll, 695 A. Clem. A. I, 617 B.
33.(36).
Xenro(TTpaTia, as,
diers.
fj,
of Joannes Moschus
SeiVio!/,
called also Ncoi/ Hapa/oan?j. l/ocA.
(orpoTos) desertion of
9.
sol-
and
Neoi/ Aci/iwi/apiov.
Dion. H. IV, 2212,
2852 B.
Pô<. Ill, 668 A.
\emo-cTTpanaiTrjs, cm, o, deserter.

92.
Xe(7roo"0)/uio"ia, as,
fj,
App.
I,
467,
Keifxavapiov, ov, to,
Limonarium, the name of two monastic books. Phot. Ill, 664 D To Me'ya Aeificovapiov, the Great Limonarium, of
(jraipAi)
^=
^(r\vav{rts, lean-
ness of body.
XftTTOTaKTCQ), Tjaa,
])Ost.
Achmet. 113
(titul.).
which the twentieth chapter contained the Apophthegmata Patrum. 665 C 'laavvov rov Mocrxov TO Nfov Xeyop.evov Aeip.wvdptov, (See also mr6(t>dyp.a, TepovTiKoi', Aeipav.
(XetTToraKTT^s)
to desert one^s
Nicom. 106 XemoraKrovpivri

Philon
9,
I,
z=.
X35.
1,
TToraKTova-a.
268,
37.
379,
Pseudo-/os. Mace.
21.
p. 510.
TlapaBeicriov, HapaSeuros.
Plut.
n, 569 E.
6,
Clem. R.
Also, Xtiroramo).
'Kfiim,
ol,
1 i
Xa
f),
camp-followers.
Xfiôvpa, as,
(Keix<^ ?)
Suid.
Smpov.
Hes.
2.
Xai-
Alax. Tyr. 84, 42.

XcmoTOKTTis, ov,
(raco-w) deserter.
Clementin.
Gluttony.
Suid. Aeiât, ....
48 A. 53 A.
to live
Xeiôvpfvo/iai. (Keiôvpos),
luxurior,
a ?)
XeiTTOTaîa, as,
alibi.
fj,
desertion.
Plut. II, 570 C, et
luxuriously.
Xci'loDpor,
oc,
Leo. Tact. 20, 83.

(1
uXu
Xi'^kos,
XctTToroz/eo),
rjo'oj,
(tovos) to be deficient in tone.

9.
p.apyos, TrXeoi/exTj/s, covetous, greedy, gluttonous.
Nicom. Harm.
XeiwoTpixfo,
57.
ijo-a>,
Zonar. Lex.
26.
Lex. Sched. 476.
iVice^ 157,
ifipl^) to be hairless.
Aet.
6,
679, 26.
Xeio'yXmo-o-of, ov, (XeIos, yXmcraa)
smooth-tongued.
Xe(7roi//"u;(M,
^0*0},
^=.
\L7ro\lrv)(4a),
apaxidai.
Aquil Prov.
I,
6, 24.
Died. 12, 62.
Epict.
1,
11, 27.
Plut-TX,
XfioKifiaiv, ov, {Kvp.a) smooth,
calm
sea.
Lucian.
872.
347 B. Arr. Anab. Moer. 386.

\enro\jfvxla, as,
fj,
6, 11, 2.
Sext. 176, 27.
Xeiof, a, ov, dissolved,

ized.
Diosc.
1,
27. 105,
mashed, pounded, pulver138 (139). Hippol.

to
(,'^X'l) ^ôon.
6, 10, 2.
Plut.
H, 695
A.
13
Arr. Anab.
Haer. 100, 24.

XEioTpiê'm,
rjfrai,
Xemco, L. desum,
(rpi'/So))
to be
wanting.
Polyb. 10, 27,
mash.
Xenocr. 56.
Clem.
DioHC.
1, 6, p.
17.
MtKpw XewroK TerpaKiirxCXiav TaKavrav. Dion. H. V, 204, 3. Epict. 3, 2, 8. 4, 6, 14.

2,
Xetoupyea), ô-to, (EPril) to mafee smooth.
22, 5 Tt
yap aoi
rj
Xeiirei
Apollon. D. Adv.
I,
577 B.
masA,
Ori6. 11,
1,
557, 30 AfiVei
Xeio'm, rno-o), (Xcios) to
Lycus apud
62.
pound, pulverize. Moschn. 59. 229, 4.

to
79, 11, Tols apdpois, take
Haer. 452,
9.
ra E. Synt no article. Hippol. 3 Ovk eXcmev 6s aTrayytiXi;

tKflvos
(fuavfj
Diosc.
276,6.
90,
Ruf. apud On'6. II, Ga?en. VI, 376 B. HippoLHaer.

102. 129.
(XeiVft), avr^p)
Kapno(t>6p<o.
Plotin.
I,
247,
Athan.
TTEt, it is
II,
920 B,
it
to fail.
Impersonal
14,
to
wane.
Xci-
60.
rja-co,
wanting,
wants.
Apocr. Act. Pet

pfj tva koto-
Xeiiravbpeo),
to be in
1,
want of
Diog.
2,
et Paul. 35 MtjSei/
StjXos yivrfrai.
I,
men.
26.
Strab.
6,
1,
6.
14,
17.
2.
en Xeiireiv, el To remain.
Just. Apol.
32.
52 TO
Xeltrov, the rest.

to minister, to
Ximavhpia,
XeiTrauyc'ti)
as,
17,
want or scarcity of men.

Jos. B. J. 3, 3, 2.
ijo-oo,
XeiTovpyea,
service.
i](Ta>,
perform
divine
1,
Strab. 8, 5, 4.
13, 1, 32.
Sept.
4,
Ex. 38,
Sir.
27.
Num.
50,
10, 42.
50.
or Xwrauyeco,
(aiy^)
to &e rfesft-
Judith
Xfiav
II,
14.
^tofJOK.
45,
15.
1,
14, avvri-
iiMto of light. Basil. para Xemavyovvra,
Sel.
537 D. 604 "Op.without the power of

to
em
Macc.
1.
158, 20.
Anc.
2.
Phtton
the com-
To read
seeing.
XfiTTo/SoTai/ea,
.
munion
tjo-co,
service,
{ôravrj)
be deficient in
part of the deacon also.

I,
said of the priest, and in Gangr. 4. Athan.
herbs.
Plut. II, 182 C.
296 C.
Quin.
Zl.
Greg. Dec. 1204 C,

Sept.
'hemorypappaTos, ov, (ypap.pa) wanting
letter.
apTov, to consecrate.
XeiToipyrfpa, arcs, to, service.
7, 9,
Eudoc. M. 310, 'iXtar; thus, the first book (A) had no A in it, the second book (B) had no B, and so on.
Num.
4, 32.
4,
in the sanctuary.
Plut.
I,
office.
Dion. H. II, 1131, 616 B. II, 161 D. E.
Digitized
by Microsoft
XeiTovpyâi/MOi
"KetTovpyrjo-tiios, ov,
1,
709
Sept. Par.
\ei(f>mp,ta,
XeKTt<:
as,
tj,
=
fifl
\eiTovpyiK6s.
(Kficj}aip,os)
want of
blood.
28, 13, a-Kevrj, the vessels
of
service, in
the
Philon U, 512, 15.

XeiT/fai/ov, ov, to,
Temple.
XeiTovfryriTcov
=
fj,
Xevrovpyeiv.
Cels.
apud
Orig.
I,
1600 B.
as,
XeiTovpyia,
service,
in tlie
sanctuary.
1,
ij
Sept.
Num.
4,
26.
8,
22.
Par.
384, 17,
26, 30.
Aristeas 8. 12.
PMon II,
I,
6da.
to
relic of a saint. Jul. 438 C. 704 B. BasU. IV, 385 C. 613 B. Greg. Nyss. HI, 737 C. 976 A. Carth. 83. Chrys. II, 397 C. Pallad Laus. 1210 A. Augustin. VI, 832 A. Soz. 9, 2. Cyrill. A.
Athan.
II,
Dion. H. in, 1592, 11.

^fia (Tf^cuTiuna.
Clem. R.
Ill,
79, 10, at n-epi

1,
44,
q^ce of
of a
Divine
46,
imoKOTTos.
icKripiKos.
Petr. Alex.
Theod.
in
488 B, 1065 A.
Anc.
1.
2.
2,
office
service,
general.
UpariKfj.
8,
3.
Laod. 18.
'H
the the
4n.
4.
Cons^. 4ôs.
itnrepla or ifrnepivfi Xeirovpyla, vespers,
Basil. Sel. 469 A. Theod. Lector 184 A. Proc. Ill, 196, 22. Nic. II, 701 B. Theoph. 353, 11 (665, 6;. 2. Corpse d veKpos. Martyr. Polyc. 1041 B. Orig. Ill, 897 B. Epiph. I, 457 C. Aster. 204 D. Pallad. Laus. 1220 A. Chal. 836 A. Basil. Sel. 468 B. Apophth. 105 B. Joann. Mosch. 2860 C.
X, 1101 B.
evening service.
Eustrat. 2380 B.
piav, the
'H Theod. Xfirovpyia
Ill,
1149 A.
XeJ^ty,
Etos, ^,
(XfljTco)
omission
scarcity, defi-
tS>u fivarrj-
ciency, want.
communion
2,
service, the celebration
of
&p6pov.
eclipse.
Apollon. D. Synt. 78, 9, tov Hippol. Haer. 68, 97 KKer\ns,
Lord's supper.
294.
Nil. Epist.
Kcu.
Pallad. Laus. 1059 A. Eus. Alex. 416 C 'H 6eia
Chron. 593, 15. Mai. 401, Theoph. 348, 20. Achmet. 140, rpix^v.
Tpiôs, 6,
r],
23.
Upa. XetTovpyia, sc. tS>u fivarrfpitov. Gregent.
\ei.\jr6-6pi^,
deficient in hair.
Ael.
616 B.
12.
Theoph. 615, 15.
115,
232 A.)
elements
'H
9.
Porph. Cer. 64, 212, 17. -(See also Athan. I,
N. A.
A.
14, 4.
to
XetylfoffiaTâ ((f>Sis),
wane.
Anast. Sin. 116
Beta Xeirovpyia tS>v nporiyiaa-iie-
vav (Sapmv), the liturgy in which the sacred
Xeiyjrv8pia, as,
fj,
(ybcop') leant
1,
of water.
Polyb.
of a previous liturgy are employed. It is used in Lent, except Saturdays and Sundays except also Annunciation, whicli usually comes in Lent. Sophrns. 3981 C. D. *H XeiTovpyta tov Selov âirritipaTos, the ministration of holy baptism. Theod. Ill, 1065 [For the Liturgies of James, Peter, C. Mark, Clemens of Rome, Basilius, Gregorius of Nazianzus, Epiphanius, Chrysostom, Cy:
34, 9, 6.
Diod.
fj,
52.
3, 10, p.
180, 93.
Xelmais, ems,
(Xeidco)
pulverizing.
C.
Plut. 11, 129 D.
a mashing, pounding, Galen. II, 243
Sophrns. 3469 C.
XetcoTeov
= 8
XcjoCj'.
XeKavifijoK, on, to, little Xekoit;.
Geopon. 9, 5, 6. Euchol.
XeKavo-fiain-eia, as,
rj,
divination by
dish.
means of a Mai. 189, 12.

Strab. 16,
Genes. 70, 13.

XaKavo'/iavTis,
2,
ril
Alexandria, Pseudo-Dionysius, and Gregorius Dialogus, see Pabricius's Codex

of
fms,
d,
dish-diviner.
39.
P(oZ.
Tetrab.
5.
181.
^r-tem.
250.
Novi Testamenti, Vol. HI. Pseudo-C/em. R. 11, 603. Basil. HI, 1629.
Apocryphus
Greg. Naz. II, 700. Chrys. XII, 776. CyriU. A. X, 1291. Prod. CP 849 B. 852 B. Pseudo-DJOK. 1123. Sophrns. 3353 B. 3981 Quin. Can. 32. Euchol.'] C. D.
XtiTovpyiKos,
Tj,
Theoph.
XeKe^, write
555,
iVicei.
Paphl.
50Q
C.
Theoph. Cont. 800.

Xefle/c, the Hebrew "jnS :^ yopop. Epiph. HI, 272 C. 273 A. XeKci/rm, as, ^, the Latin licentia, indulgence,
amnesty.
XeKTiKcipios,
Gloss Jur.
Suid.
6v,
belonging
the
to service.
Sept.
robes.
Ex. 31, 10,
oToXai,
sacerdotal
Theod. lecticarius SeKavos. IV, 1305 A. Justinian. Novell. 43, Prooem.

Ibid. 59, 1.
Aeyevria.
Num.
vice,
4, 12. 26, (tkcuij, the
instruments of ser1,
of the Temple.
Greg. Naz.
Paul. Hebr.
14,
XcKTiKtov, OV, TO, thc
tmijMiTa, ministering spirits.
Orig. HI, 633
D.
the
utensils.
II, 217 B, oxeuj/, churchPseudo-Dion. 508 B, hmKoaiuian, Eutych. 240 A, ra|, order of deacons.
tôpelov. Latin lectioa PaUad. Laus. 1244 C. Apophth. Gelas. 2. Joann. Mosch. 2881 C. Mai 366, 21. (Compare Dion C. 57, 15, 4
Chrys. HI, 598 B.'
^KipTtoSlov KOTaa-Teyov.)
*XeKTiK6s,
r),
priests.
ov,
relating to style, in rhetoric.
XeiTovpyos, oC,
1,
d,
servant, minister.
2,
Sept. Josu.
1 as V.
1.
Eeg.
13, 18.
3, 10, 5.
Par.
2, 9, 4.
Ps. 102, 21. 103, 4.
Polyb.
2. Priest, Philon U, 887, 20. Dion. H. I, 394, minister. Sept. Sir. 7, 30. Athan. 3, 6eS>v. Philon I, 114, 4, tov dylav.
workman.
3, 93, 5,
Dion. H. V, 4, 1. VI, 755, 6. 777, 13. 778, 16. 861, 4 To XeKTiKov pxpos (rhetorices), 2. Pertaining correlative of irpayp-anKov. Aristot. Khet. 3, 8, 4. to prose. XcKTiK&s, adv. skilfully in the use of words.
381 B, in the Christian sense. 3. Deacon =^ SiaKovos- Basil. IV, 488 B. Pseudo-Z)/on. 396 B.
I,
332 B.
Diog. 7,62.
sense,
6,
in signification.
Apollon. D. Adv. 608, Dion. H. V,

Symm. Esai.
31, in.
201,
in prose.
fj,
XeKTis, lSos,
= XcktUwv.
66, 20.
Digitized
by Microsoft
XeKTOf
710
XiovTo-eibiis,
XeTTTO-^T/XO?
\eKT6v, ov, TO, (XcKTot) sc. dîoifui, Stoic word,
KaTTjyopTjfm, in logic.
Gell. 16,8.
8.
Galen.
Ong.
I,
I,
, lion-like. 1340 A.
Ael.
N. A.
12,
7.
U, 26 A.
Sez/.
II,
304,
604, 24, et alibi.

7,
XfovTOKe(pdXos, ov, {Kc^dXri) lionrheaded.
Plut.
aem. ^.
Naz.
Ill,
593 B.
Diog.
63. 43, a^lafm.
127 A, proper name.

(Kop,ia>)
3,
Lucian.
tending
I,
786.
XcKTpios, a, ov, (Xeierpov)
lying in bed.
Greg.
XtovTOKopos, ov,
lions.
0pp.
1390
okiicrpiot,
write 6 XcxTpios.
Cyn.
53.
Philostr. 712.
\epiv, incorrect for \ai.p.iov, ov, to, (Xaiôs) the
XeovT6p,op(j>os, ov, (^px>p(pri)
^^
XeovToeiSris.
Max.
neck, the upper part of a bust.
Mai. 265,
1.
Conf
Sehol. 37 D.
6,
\p6s, incorrect for \aip.6s, ov, 6, throat. Diosc. 2, 129. (paKo's. Xevi, lens
Hes.
Ibid.
XeovToirapbos, ov,
:=; XeoTtapbos. Achmet. 273.

6,
XeovTo^drjKos, ov,
Philostrg.
towel.
lionrape, a species of ape.
XcjTiKouXa, the Latin

Xevriov,
ov, to,
i 1 i
the Latin
u1a nteu
E.
6.
496 C.
ij,
XeovTorpoipia, as,
Joann. 237 A.
p2c.
Orig.
13, 4. 5.
Arr. P.
little
M.
Apophth.
214.
Ael.
K A.
(Tpe<p<a) the rearing
of lions.
6, 8.
Parad. 449 D.
to,
2, 1,
Hes.
Erotian.
XeovroC;ôj, ov, (jex<o) having lions.
PseU. 1133
lion.
*Xc$fi8wv, ov,
Xe|tr.
B. C.
Xeoi)To(f)6pos, ov, ((j)epa>)
I,
Tryph. 120, p. 756 A. Also, Xe^lhiov. 345 D. Democr. apud Clem. A. I, 712 B AeîSi'my 6r]Greg. Nyss. IT, 252 poTopes, word-hunters.
30.
Just.
I,
848 B.
Ill,
bearing a
Lucian.
786, the figure of a lion.
XeovTo-xao'iia, otos, to,
image of a
with the mouth wide open. 141, 21.

XeovTcoSoos (XcoiTfflSijy), adv. like
lion's head Theoph. Cant.
C.
XeêtSptov, incorrect for Xe^cidiov or
Xe^Spwv.
a lion. Posidon.
lion.
Pallad.
Vit.'
Chrys. 16 E.
(dr]pda>)
apud Athen.
Epiph.
4, 36.
XfîSwv, see XeêiSiov.

Xf\idr)p, ripos, d,
II,
17,
word-hunter.
XeovTawfios, ov, (Svofjui) named after a Joann. Hier. 432 C, Leo the Isauriau.
Nicol. S. 889 A.
Xed-7rapSoy, ou,
Vit.
300 B. 325 C.
970-0),
Nil. 312
D.
Gell. 2, 9.
XcîBrjpEO),
<o /raref after
words.
d,
leopardus,
leopard.
Ignat.
Orig.
I,
281 B.
Did?.
A. 688 C.
SpipA.
I,
448 B.
A.
I,
Xeîdrjpia, as,
836 A. ij, a hunting after words. 304 B.

ov,
6,
Clem.
lexico-
692 A. Apocr. Act. Philipp. 36. Clim. 812 Dioclet. G. 8, 39. D. Also, XeoTrapTor. Paul. Aeg. 84. Xe7ri8o8j)s, es, like Xen-i's.
Xen-i's, Ibos,
rj,
blade.
Proc.
II,
XeiKoypdcj)os,
(XeîKov,
4.
ypd(l>03')
XtTna-p.a,
aros. to,
grapher.
Xe^LKOs,
rj,
Lyd. 125,
ov, zizz
Gen. 30, 37.
XeppM. Sept. Diosc. 1, Erotian. 240. 348.

(Xeni^co)
153, 11.
XeKTtKOS.
verbosity.
ly,
Stud. 17 STB.
3.
Socr. 473 B, Tvtpos,
22.
Xcirpiao)
Substantive-
=
rj,
XfTrpdo).
ov,
Diosc.
1,
102. Diosc,
1,
TO XeîKov,
sc. /3i/3Xi'oi/,
word-book, diction-
XcTrptKos,
good for
2,
the Xeirpa.
ary, lexicon.
*X'îs,
E(Bf,
T),
Eudoc. M. 165. word, a single word, as Xiya,

Elench.
22,
1.
7,
50. <l)dptiaKov.
Xf77p6a>,
d)<Ta>,
to
92 (102), Swdfiets. make Xen^pos. Sept. Beg. 4, 5,

67.
3,
nov.
31.
Aristot.
4, 9.
Polyb.
2, 9.
Kara
H. VI,
Plut.
I,
Sext. 629,
Diog.
Dion. Thr. 633, Dion. H. V, 60, 1. 56. Orig. I, 700 A.

literally.
1 -crBai, to
become leprous.
Diosc.
Anc.
1,
17.
Xerrpmdrjs, es, scaly.
82.
Ruf
apud
Orib. II, 214, 11.
Xiîv,
word for word,

841, 4.
Dion.
XeTrroKwds,
77,
ov,
^=
Xejrrdy.
Anthol. HI, 96
S. 49, 31.
790,
2.
(Ammian.
232, 12.
17).
Phryn. P.
Mai.
Caesa-
412,
9.
A.
Ill,
677 A. GdZen. VI, 301 B. Sext. Clem. A. II, 165 A. Orig. I, 386 20 C Koto Trjv Xeîv. Eus. Ill, 161
Xe'lti/,
C npos
word.
'Etti Xc'lcmr.
2.
Xcirrriyopeo) (dyopEuo))
XewToXoyea.
Diosc.
rius S88, to give

Xfjm'fiB,
tVo),
a minute account.
XesTrdw
TtoiSt.
Kara Xc|tv, :^ VI, 748 C Rare, foreign, or obsolete

Inscr. 4558.
Sept.
=^
6,
1,
43.
Sophrns. 3441 C.
XeirToôrjs,
ov,
Erotian. 244.
ffi/fe Xeo)!/.
Oo^)
JoiJA
_/ee6fe
voice.
XeovTapiov, ou, to,

Xeoi/TjjSw, adv.
Cyrai. A. VI, 417 B.

11,
XeirToûpo-os, ov,
Zie a
Xf'mi'.
Mace.
2,
Oupca)
f),
2oif A
thin hide.
Schol.
11.
Arist. 316.
oi/,
XeovTiaios, a,
lion-like.
Steph. Diac. 1173
XeTrroyeveo'i.s, eios,
= yevems
(ypdp,iui)
Xetit^, i<oj3i)Xaioi,
D.
Xeoj/Tocdf, ^, ov,
an apocryphal book.
Porphyr. Abst. 351. 92, 30 ra XeovriKa, certain
lion.
Epiph.
of a
XeTTToypa/ifios,
ov,
I,
672 B.
following.
Antr.
Nymph.
Lucian.
fine.
Ill,
431.
(ypd(j)a>)
I,
Egyptian mysteries.
XeoiToôTOE, ov, Odo-Km)
16, 1, 24.
XenToypatfms, ov,
manuscript
f
written
fed on by
lions.
Strab.
Lucian.
563.
16, 4, 9.
XeffTo-fjjXos, ov,
of fine texture
Porph. Cer.
neydKo^rjXos,
Xfoi/Tdyi/m/ios, ov, (yvapnj)
lion-minded.
Joann.
469,
7,
icraxpopia.
(Compare
Hier. 432 C.
fieo'o^rjXos.')
Digitized
by Microsoft
Xeirro-Kapvov
Xfuro-Kapvov, ov, to,
nut.
711
XejTTou/jyds,
XevKOTrerpov
ov, (EPFO) making fine work in wood, as a cabinet-maker. Diod. 17, 115. Syraes. 1104 D.
=
3,
Kapvov Hovtikov, hazelGalen.
Diosc. I, 179.
VI, 353 C.
branches.
XeirTOKiTiiiOS,
Xm,
Diosc.
ov,
Artem. 101. 431 D.
XeTTToKopôr, ov, (^Kdp(j)os) with small scions or
Xem-ovcjiris,
II,
(i(f,aiva>)
finely woven.
24 (27). 1, 18, p. 34. Xenrar eyâv ras Kvijpas.

<o
Lucian.
441.
Adam.
XfTn-oxapd/cTTjpos, ov, (xapoKTijp) Aaing' delicate
S. 374.
features.
Mai. 103,
^,
o'v,
6.
Xen-To/coTreo), ^(ro), ((conro))
côp or cut fine.

olus, herbs
Xen-TvvTtKOE,
:=:
8vvdp,evos
Xewniveiv.
Diosc. 1, 11.
Xf7rTo-X(i;âi'oj', ov, to,
L.
comminutum
Xenocr. 63. Diosc. 1, 58. 2, 178 (179), et alibi. Galen. VI, 346 E. 369 B.
Xfnruvci)
chopped up. PaHarf. Laus. 1011 B. Apophth. (Compare Moer. 319 l.vppxilav, 'At152 C.
tikSs, tcl Xeffra Xapâj/a.
XeTTToXciyiBs (XeTTToXdyos),
I,
Xejirow ttoiS.
[Djosc. 4, 187 (190)
XcXeTmio-fievos.]
Hieron.
II,
adv. subtly.
33 A.) Epiph.
XeTm/CT^df,
oC,
d,
3.
Xenrvvais,
9.
a thinning.
Ael. Tact. 38,

Xcpof, ov,
Xfo-a
(1
i
Cass. 162,
268 A.
f],
6,
a species offish.
Xenocr. 12.
XejTTopepas (XfTTTo/xfpiyr), adv. minutely, in detail.
m ? ?),
ropes stretched across a
Galen. II, 11 B.
\eiTTOfiepipvia, as,
river
(p.fpip.va')
subtle study or
investigation.
Cornut. 98.
Eudoc.
M.
347..
to prevent vessels from ascending. Porph. Adm. 238, 23. 239, 5.-3. kind o{ engine. Cedr. II, 591, 18 Xitraa.
(Compare ^nsi. Nub. 1404 Fvapats

TTTOts
8e Xe-
Xcviaddv, jn'lS, leviathan,
Km
=
I,
îtya KiJTos.
Aquil.
\6yois ^vveip,i Kal pepipvais.^

ijcro),
êwronvdem,
Cyrill.
(p,v6os)
Job
3, 8.
Orig.
1,
1329 A.
Sept.
8.
XejrroXoy/a).
AfuiVijf, ov. 6,
alibi.
a Levite.
Ex.
4,
14, et
A. VI, 432 C.
(vdor) subtle^minded.
Cyrill.
Philon
XeTTTovooy, ov,
II,
A.
II,
671 D. E.
dv,
Philon
Levitical.
7,
11,
131,
Xc. 10, 32.
Plut.
339, 25, rpdwoy,
97 B. C.
ecas,
I,
AeutrtAfds.
^,
XenrojroiTjo-tj,
(XenroTrotco))
a making
Diosc.
5,
AewiT-iKOf,
17,
Philon
Orig.
I,
11,
160, 46.
fine.
Basil.
152 C.
Set
PauZ. Hebr.
11.
385
C 2.
XfTrrofl-oujTeoj'
:=;
XenroTToieiK.
Substantively,
to
AeutriKov,
Leviticus,
103.
XorroTTouy,
oui/,
third book of the

with slender TrdSer.
Xctit^w
Schol. Arist.
Pentateuch.
C.
the Philon I,
509,21.
OH^. 1,91 3
Av. 1292.
XeTrroTTUyoff,
oi/,
XeutTCDvdpiov, incorrect for Xej3iT<ovdptov.
^z;
f;)f(aj'
rî/
Trvyr)V,
"KevKaivm, to lohiten.
Schol. Arist.
Eq. 1368.
XfuKavai.
[Marc. 9, 3. Apoc. 7, 14 Prod. Farm. 571 (164) \e\cvKaXfVKai'veiv.
yeirranvpinov, ov, to,

fever.
34, 4.
^=
XejrTov Trvpenov, slight

(Âlex.
Doroth. 1741
26, 6).
a-pai ]
Aphr.Vvobl.
Diosc. 4,
5.
XcvKavTov :=; Sei

XeuKovTiKoif
Sext. 232, 26.
Diosc.
2,
105.
(XeuKOVTifcds),
,
adv.
6j/
whitening.
Xen-To-pa/SSos, ov, with small branches.
234, 8.
clay.
141 (143).
XeffTo/Mvof, ov, (pi's) thin-nosed.
XfTirdr,
ij,
XevK-dpyiXos, ov,
of white
Strdb.
9, 5,
19.
Mai. 103,
XevKds, dSos,
fj,
palm-leaf.
Apophth. Joann. a whitening..

Jul.
<iv,
minute.
Diod. 17, 83.

Xeirrov, piece
5<ra6. 17,
Colob. 10, p. 208 A.

\vKa(Tp6s,
ov,
6,
1, 3, p.
348, 27
Kara
by piece,
z^
\evKavais,
2.
minutely. Simoc. 251, 23 "EKXewrov, minutely.
Philon
I,
306, 42.
fj,
Substantively, to Xeirrov, minute ('), one sixtieth of a degree. Sext. 729, 23. 746, 19. Hippol. Haer. 270, 20 Tmv XeTrrav
AevKeTia, as,
Lutetia (Paris').
f},
340 C.
(152).
XcvKoypaîs, i8os,
(ypd<j}ci>)
leucographis
6,
popoxSos Xldos.
fj,
Diosc.
151
XeTTTa,
seconds (").
ov,
Aet..2, 16.
XfTTToo-ffepôs,
MiVA
^we
or small tnrippa.
XevKo-dea, as,
the faculty or
Diosc. 4, 92 (94).
Xf7rToo-;(t8^s,
t's,
white things.
power of seeing Coined by Plut. II, 440 P.

Inscr.
12,
(o-;fif<a)
wii^
narrow
slits.
XewKd-Xiôr, ov, of white stone or marble.
Diosc.
85.
2,
168 (169).
3,
26 (29).
slits.
Po?Z.
7,
3902, b.
5, 3.
3935.
Strdb. 5, 3, 8.
9, 5, 16.
XeTTToo-xiSSr, adv. joifS
narrow
185 (188).
XeTTTOTOjueo), ^ffG), (refjLvoi) to
Diosc. 4,. XcwKd-voTor, ov, tween vdros
d,
L. albus notus, the wind beXl-^.
and
Sfrab.
17,
3,
21.
cut into small pieces.
Agathem. 294.
XevK07rdpv(j)os, ov, îrapvKJyfi)
Strdb. 15, 2, 14.

Xenrd-rpijTor,
ov,
with a white border
with
small holes
or pores.
in
to one's robe.
XevKo-êXios,
ov,
Plut. II, 180 E.

pale-white.
Diosc. 5, 137 (138).
Erotian.
366
XcnTovpyla, as,
fj,
(Xenroupydj)
^ne wori
'A<pvS>Scs pev
I,
wood. Jos. Ant. 525 A.
3, 6, 4, p. 135.
CTem. A.
XevKOTrerpov,
xp^pa Xeyerai (mTpa) ov, t6,

10, 30, 5.
to XevKOTreXwv.
rocky
surface.
Pohjb.
3, 53, 5.
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by Microsoft
"kevKOTTop^vpoi!
XfvKoTrSp^vpos,
ov,
712
Soz.
2,
Xrjfi/ia
246.
(wopcpipa) purple-white.
1601 A.
XfUKOTTi/yos,
ov,
^ntec.
=:
XfvKrjU
)(<ov
T^v
mryrjv.
15.
1157 B. 1176 B. Lyd. 151, 6. 170,20. 197, Just. Imper. Novell. 15. 2. Neuter
Ephes. 1140 D.
1, 26, 1.
Schol. Arist. Lyg. 802. XevKOTTvpov, ov, TO,
TO Xriycerov, less correct XcyaTOK, ou,
xA,
legj1, 6,
18.'
(nvpos) ^=. (TfplddKig.
Phi-
tum,
7.
legacy.
20, 6.
Chal. 1284 A.
440,
2.
Antec.
lon
I,
614, 22.
ij,
XevKor,
6v,
white.
2.
7.
2,
ilfaZ.
Btwa'c.
2, 3,
Substantively, (a)
01 XeuKoi, ilê affia(2
of the circus.
AfrtZ. 1 76, 9.
20.
Chron. 209,
(b)
2,
Cer. 14, 13 'O hrjpos tov \cvkov,

T-o
Lyd. 65, Porph.

ol \evKOi.
Suid. Ariyardpios .... X^(, L. desino, to end, as applied to words. Dion. Thr. 633, 18. 639, 21, els MI. Dion.
XevKov, the white of the egg.
Diosc.
H. V, 157, 2. 162, 1, els tA I. Heph. 1, Apollon. D. Pron. 272 A, eis E 6, y /.

2. Participle, (a)
rj
i.
55.
Sext. 194, 8.
Xrjyovira, sc. o-uXXajSij,
êvKoa-apKos, ov, with white crdp^.

Xeu/cdo-ToXof, ov, (o-ToXij)
II,
Xenocr. 38. Clem. A. white-robed.
a word. Drac. 15, Porphyr. Prosod. 112. (b) tA X^yoK,

the final syllable of
21.
sc.
80
(quoted).
Xrippji,
the consequent, the apodosis in a con;
Xfu/fdnjs, j/ros, ^, clearness, perspicuity.

I,
Athan.
ditional clause
ea-n,
thus, in tl rjpipa tan, dtas
516 C.
^<7a),
XevKorpix^""'
13.
^0 Je
XcvKodpt^.
Strab. 6, 1,
the second sentence is the Xrjyov, and Sext. 82. 11. 15 To the first the ^yoipev'ov.
X^yoK cv ra f)yovpevca wepie)(Tai Svvdpa, po-
XeuKoupyeo), V<"i (EPrJ2) to
make
white.
Inscr.
tentially.
2749.
XcuKd-0Xoior, OK, white-shelled.
XrjSavov, ov, to,
:=
XdSavov.
Plut. II, 397
A
10.
Posidon. apud
to
553 C.
*X^SoK, ov, TO, a species of kiotoj, the leaves of
.4Men. 14, 61, p. 649 D.

XevKO<popa>, rjao),
(KevKOCpopos)
wear white
Joann.
leaves.
which produce the

Diosc.
1,
XciSavoK.
Theocr. 21,
garments.
XcuKo'iûXXos,

((^vXXoy)
with
128.
:
Mosch. 2917 A.
OV,
*Xri6aios, u, ov, oblivious
stupid ;
opposed to
5.
white
c/i0/Dtuv.
Heraclit.
apud
Diosc. 4, 102 (104).

X^vKo-xKaipos, OV, green-white.
\svK6-)(^poia, as,
r},
Xri6apyea>, rjtra, (Xrjdapyos)
Sext. 219,
imXavBdvo/iai, to
Aret. 45 D.
forget.
Inscr. 2804, 13.
Apophth. 317 A,
=:z XevKTj )(potd.
Plut.
II,
892
rl.
E.
XetiKo'o), too-m,
Mai. 155, 3, encpaTfjirm. 65 D. Pallad. Laus. 1083

rj,
Vit. Nil. oi
Jun.
Xeh]6apyrf
towhiten.
Dion
C. Frag. 109, 12
pevoi, paralyzed.
Ae\VK(op.Vos Trlva^,
=:
XevKcopa.
XrjOapyiKos,
tablet.
6v,
lethargicus,
9.
lethargic.
\cvKoipa,
aros,
to,
L.
album,
whited
Ruf. apud Orib. H, 123,

Xrj6apya>8r]s, es, lethargic.
213,
2.
Classical. Diog. 6, 33. Dion C. 79, 10, 3. Frag. 109, 13. Soz. 932 B (on the Cross). Proc. m, 158, 7. Euagr. 2693 A. XfvKapaTOiBrjs, es, having a \evKcopa in his eye.
Diosc. lobol. 15.
XrjSeSavos,
i),
6v, (Xr]6fSa>v)
r=
II,
c7r[\r]6os,
causing
forgetfulness.
XrjBe&mv,
Lucian.
310.
Erotian. 66.
wof, rj, ^^ Agath. Epigr. 99, 4.

r/,
XrjBrj.
Anthol.
TL,
91.
XeuKws
(XfuKo's),
adv. clearly, openly; opposed
Xr/Ba, ovs,
XrjBi].
Plut. Frag. 757 C.
Em.
7.
to imKeRaKvpp,vai.
1,
Ens.
Cyrill.
II,
61 A.
Athan.
6, 29.
in, 213 C.
XrfiTripiov, ov, to,
249 B.
504 A.
H. Catech.
Xr)crTripwv.
Simoc. 132,
Did. A. 853 B.
Nil. 113 A.
XrjKTiKos,
rj,
ov,
(Xrjya)
ending.
Apollon. D.
XfuK(oo-ir, Ea)j, ^, (XeuKoo))

5,
a bleaching.
Diosc.
151 (152).
Xf;(is, oOf, ^,
=
rj,
Synt. 7, 10, pcpav Xdyou, in which a part of speech ends (AS, P2, N2, in aXs, poKaps, Tipvvs").
Xe;fa).
XeaiTTfTpia, as,
(Xeioj, Tvirpa)
Xeios Xidos,
XrjKvdlâ, ttra, (XfjKvBos)
L. ampullor,
style.
to talk
smooth or flat stone. Sept. Ezech. 24, 7. 8. Agathar. 131, 20. Diorf. 3, 16. 26, 4. 14. Hes. Suid.
Xriyardpios, less correct Xcyardpios, ov, 6,
pompously,
15, 1, 54,
to
use an inflated
Strab.
p. 51, 17, Bia-eis.

S. 50, 8.
Poll. 4, 114.
Phryn. P.
lectic,
the
XrjKvBiov perpov, to, the trochaic dimeter cata-
Latin legatarius, legatee.

Justinian. Novell.
1, 1.
Antec.
Suid.
2, 4, 2.
Basilic. 2, 3, 18.
called also EvpimSewv.
XrjKvdicTjws, ou, 6,
Heph.
6, 2.
II,
TO XrjKvBiêiv.
Plut.
2. Legatarius, an
officer.
Synax.
1086 C.
XrjKvvdiov, incorrect for XqiciBiov.
Nov.
to
28.
Apophth. 261
X-qyareva, less correct XeyaTeuo), eu(ra,

leave by will.
lego,
n.
2, 5,
(Doroth. 1688 A).

(XrjKvdos, iroUay)
Antec.
2, 4, 2, tiki
XTjKuflon-otds, OK,
maker of
oU-
5.
Roman,
s
jugs.
Strab. 15, 1, 67.

(Xijfiij)
XTjyaTos, less correct for Xeyaros, ov, 6,

t
lega-
XrjpaXeos, a, ov,
Xrjppa. aros, to,
blear.
:
Lucian. U, 327.
premise, the major
ToiroTrjprjTTjs,
lieutenant.
Nil. Epist.
assumption
Digitized
by Microsoft
\TjiJi,fji,ariêo
713
Xiâpmrivo^
Xeym) talking nonsense. Epiph. I, 298 C.
Apocr. Act. Pet.
(jiXvapla.
and the minor premises, in logic. Strah. 2, Muson. 235 Epict. 1, 7, 13. P?<. 1, 21. Ckm. n, 969 B. Sext. 87, 32. 354, 3. 9. A. II, 565 B. Diog. 2, 107. 7, 45 (Aristot. 2. 0?-aAnal. Prior. 1, 1, 7 to eiKrifiiieva.)
cle,
XripoX6yos, ov, (Xrjpos,
Iren.
1,
11, 5.
prophecy,
4, 9, 25.
X^pos, ov, trifling, nonsensical. et Paul. 76. Mai. 204, 6.

XripoTTjg,
TITOS,
t),
^=
X^pos,
Schol.
)(pri(Tfi6s, jrpoffiijTela.
Sept.
Arist.
Nub.
783.
Reg.
Nahum
Arj/iim Niwfu^, the
Xrjpadrjpa, aros, t6,
XrjpmSia.
Anast. Sin.
Greg.
oracle concerning Nineveh.

decree.
23,
7.
Habac.
1, 2. 7,
132 B.
XrjpcoSla, as,
17,
Jer. 23, 33, Koptav.
(Compare Num.
derive,
to
(XripMrjs) frivolous talk.
Habac.
laa,
2, 6
IlapaôXfiv XrjifrovTm.)
to
Naz.
I,
Ill,
1245 A.
CyrUl.
H. 568 A. Epiph.
Pseud-
'hjfi.fw.Tiâ,
(Krijxp,d)
form.
293 C.
rjo-a,
Apollon.
D. Conj. 519, 25 to
Synt; 29, 13.
XeKrjfifiaTUTfieva
Xrjo-px)vea,
(Xrj(rp,av)
to forget.
=z\i]iJ.iMTa.
101, 27,
formed
113,
yrj,
Athan. IV, 797' C.

Xrjcrpmv, ov,
from
a
the nominative.
imXijapcov.
Themist. 327, 17.
i^finos, a, ov,
of Lemnos.
Diosc,
p.
5,
Xr/a-Tapxeo), rja-a, to be X-ârapxos.
Mai. 363,
1,
kind
of earth.
OV,
Delet.
4,
acppayls.
15.
Xrjo-Tapxris, ov, 6,
Galen.
X, 101 B.
6,
Philostr. 703, ^SXor.

filet,
\tipvi(TKos,
lemniscus,
mark
=
I,
Xâ-Tapôs.
Plut.
656 E.
band.
Orig.
I,
868 A.
II,
Polyb. 18, 29, 12.

C.
Plut.
I,
468 P.
Posidon. 12, 56, p. 540 Galen. II, 89 E. 2.
X-rjcrrapôs, ov, 6,
bers.
Diod.
(XjoT^s, ap)((o) captain of rob591, 52. Cels. apud Orig. I,

183, 5.
-Lemniscus, the
critical
-^.
m,
1,
248 B. C, written XipvioTcos.
Epiph. hid. Hisp.
816 D. App.
32.
Clem. A. H, 648 D.
Strah. 14, 1,
Xrja-TTjpiov, ov, to,
piratical nest.
20, 5.
XrniOTrjs, ffros,
,
rj,
327.
Tj,
X^/ii/fir, ecus,
= =
16, 2, 28.
ov,
0,
^'hP'l'
Schol. Arist.
Nub.
Xrjo-To-SiatKTrjs,
pursuer
28, 6.
of
16.
robbers.
29, 5.
128,
Xfj'îs.
Paul. Phil.
4, 15.
21.
Chron. 604,
ov,
4.
Mai. 382,
Xijvatfm,
I,
i(ra>,
io celebrate the Afjvaia.
Clem. A.
X770-To8d;(Os,
(8e;;(o/tai)
harboring robbers.
Palla-
53 B.
(Ârjvaui)
Socr. 612 B.
Xtjvaiav, wvos, 6,
a month so called. an a
wool.
Schol.
Xr/a-TOKTOvos, ov, (KTeiva) killing robbers.
Jos.
Ant. 14, 10, 12.

tj,
Xrjvri, rjs,
das 51.
1
,
to X^vos,
Xrja'TQTpo(f>Ci3, rjaat,
(rpeâ)
to
maintain robbers.
XriiTTela,
Clem. A. 781 B.
Xrjvdpios,
Tatian. 857 B.
Xrjo-Tovpyia, as,
17,
see Xavdpws.
ov, 6, (Xr)v6s, )3aiVo))
(EPFQ)
robbery.
XrjvofiaTjjs,
treader of the

Xr]\j/o8oo-ia, as,
f/,
wine-vat.
Aster. 225 C.
(Xfiyte,
XTJ\jns Koi 86(ns, doiToXrf\jfia.
Xq^'movos, ov,
wovor)
alleviating pain.
Epiph.
8,
8,
I,
368 B.
Sophrns. 3473 A:
Xfj^K, f<os,
J]
Xi^dSiov, ov, TO, (Xi(3dr) spring

lot.
of water.
Tj,
Q\.ayx6.iia>)
Eus.
Kpelrrav, heaven, paradise.
1105 C, Chrys. I, 494

II,
4.
Plut.
n, 913 C.
2.
Strab.
Meadow.
Genes.
E.
TTjs
Justinian. Novell.
fva-eôvs
Xij|e<os,
7,
Prooem. Aiovn
lot
is
Heron Jun.
92, 1.
iS, 16.
Theoph. 595,17.
8,
whose
with the
Theoph. Cont. 181, Epiph. Mon. 272 B.

ia-a,
et alibi.
Hes.
pious.
43,
ttj
Prooem.
Eustrat. 2313
evaeêl
Xrjêc *lov(rTiviavov.
A To iv Euagr. 2549
t-^s
Xiâviâ,
to
smell like Xlâvos.
Diosc.
1,
92, p. 96.
B.
Porph. Cer. 390, 8

ems,
fj,
TeXfunjo-aCTT/s
Xiâvlns, iSos,
C.
fj,
d^poTOVov
Epiph.
I,
889
87
6elas TTjv X^îv QeoSmpas.

Xrj^LS,
(Xriya^ ::= ncaTaXTjîy.
Apollon. D.
XiâvoeiSris, s, like frankincense.
Diosc.
3,
Synt, 104, 27.

Xrjô-mipeTos, ov, allaying fever.
Galen. XIII,
307, 19.
Plut.
X(fiavo<f>6pos, ov,
((pepio)
bearing frankincense.
543 B.
Xijpalvto
Alex. Trail.
Xr)pe<a-
Helm.
I,
Diosc.
II,
1,
81.
Arr. P.
(xpo)
M. E.
29.
Athen. 12,
Philon
(XT^peoi)
77, 14.
13.
362 A.
Xijprio'is,
Xiâvoxpoos,
ewy,
I,
ov,
frankincense-colored.
Sept.
^,
Philon
B.
Xrjpid^ta
-ao'ai.
350, 39.
7,
a prating, prattle. Plut. II, 383 D. 604 A.

Vit. Nil.
Strab. 15, 1, 37.

Xiâvoo), Sa-a,
to
incense with Xtffavos.
Diog.
= X^por
II,
17,
118.
yeyova.
Mace.
Jun. 148
3, 5,
XiâvaBris, ,
46.
Arcad. 162,
XifiavoeiSfjs-
1.
XrjpoX6yr)p.a, aros, to,
(Xr/poXoyea)
Xiâva>Ti.C<a, la-a,
XrjpripAi.
(Xiâvaros)
3, 88"
16, 4, 26, p. 342, 2.
2.
Philostr. 807.
Xiâvoa.
be like
Strab.
To
frank-
Epiph.
I,
101 A.
745 D.
incense.
Diosc.
(98).
XrjpoXoyia, as,
(XijpoXdyor) nonsense.
Epiph.
545C. 669 D.
90
Xifiavwnvos, ov, of frankincense. 38, p. 689 B, pvpov.
Athen. 15^
Digitized
by Microsoft
XiâvcDTO^
\i0avaiT6s, ov,
8, 3.
6,
714
Apoc.
XiBdB/J/qro^
"KifiavcoTotfiopos, ov,
4, 25.
Plut.
XiPavarpis, iSos,
= = n, 179 =
fj,
BvfJuiTfipiov, center.
Xiyyovpiov, Xiyfida, Xiyp-iô), Xiyfios, see XwyyowpU)V, XlK/UItt), XtK^llX'^'j XlKflOS.
Xifiamipopos.
Strab. 16,
XiyvBpoos,
ov,
(Xiyvs,
6p6os)
shrill-sounding.
E.
evfuaiTipiov.
Dion. P. 574.
Plut. II,
ivings.
Sibyll Frag. 2, 9.
XtyvwTepocjiavoi, ov, (irrepov, (pav^') with rustling

Sibyll.
477 B.
Diosc. 3, 116 (126). Xi/3af, dSos, 17, meadow. Hes. KoiKdbes Gaien. VI, 359 C. Suid. Ai^dSa ....
.
Frag.
11,
2,
10.
to
Xiyvplô),
voice.
iaa,
(Xiyvpos)
321.
sing with a clear
Lucian.
Xiyvpiov, see Xvyyovpiov.

Xiyvpia-pa, aros, to,
XiffiXKdpiov, ov, TO,

12, 13.
Xi/SfXXijo-tof, a, ov,
Xi/3eXXor.
Por;)ft.
Cer.
(Xiyvpiâ) song.
Anast.
Sin. 1075 C.
the Latin
libeUensis,
20,
9.
Xiyvpos, ov,
Xtyv(f>avia,
6,
see Xvyyovpiov.
fj,
sort
of
clerk.
Justinian. Novell.
as,
(Xi.yv<j)avos}
shrill
voice.
Scyl 673,
4,
as a surScAoi.
Schol. Clem. 790 A.
name.
Xi/3eXXi/of
,
XiOdâ,
do-o),
incorrect for Xi/ScXXîos ?
29, 5.
2.
to
throw
like
To
er,
stone
stone.
Polyb. 10,
Sept.
XiBoôXfa.
Antec. 4, 11, 4. XiêXXtKffls, adv. 6)/ Xi/3eXXor.
Reg.
Coras^. (536),
2,
16, 6.
Joann.
Diosc.
10, 31, et alibi.
XiBapyvpoâvqs,
bling litharge.
XiBdpiov, ov, TO,
(XiBdpyvpos, <j>aiva) resentr

5,
1204 B.
î^Xiov, Xi'iSeXXor, ou, d, the Latin libellus Atlian. memorial, petition. Nic. I, 173 E. Const. I, Can. Basil. IV, 533 C. I, 353 C. Serap. Aeg. 933 B. iJpipS. n, 197 C. 7.
PaZZarf.
100.
Adm
76,
20.
2.
Xidos, TrcTpa, stone.
Porph.
stone.
Gem, precious
Curop. 91, 17.

XlSaa-pa, aTos, to,
following.
Greg. Naz.
Greg. Naz.
Vit.
Chrys.
21
D.
Nil.
Ephes.8.
B.
X/^fp,
Aj(3fp,
Tpep,,
i/ua"off.
Cyrill.
A. X, 8S B.
517 A. ffeZas. 1244

298, 21.
ni, 1338 A.
Xi6aa-p.6s, ov, 6,
(Xi6d(a) a stoning.
alibi.
liber
6,
Ill,
/3i/3Xos.
Ce<^?-- I,
169 A, et
Xi6aaTrjs, ov, 6,
=^
d XiBdâv.
Apollon. D. Adv.
Liber.
Plut. II, 288
Aiêpovfi ird-
Liherum patrem.
Lyd. 72, 8
545, 24.
Aid-
Xidda. as, work.
f),
(Xidos) stones for building

52,
7
stoner-
\il3epvov, see Xi^vpvov.
XiÊpThos, ov,
Act.
6, 9.
6,
the Latin libertinus.
Xuc.
XiêpTos,
ov,
6,
1 i
be
rt
aircXevSepos,
6 7rpo<rcjidTa)s rjXevdfpaiievos.
3.
Polyh. 30, 16,
Also, M. E. 2. Precious Arr. tively considered. 275. Suid. Also,

Ant.
8, 2, 9.
Xtfli'a.
Polyb. 4,
(emended).
Strab. 9,
Jos.
5, 16.
13, 1, 13.
14, 2, 23.
6.
15, 1, 67.
16, 4, 22.
P.
stones, collec6.
Strah. 16, i,
Xtdea.
Theoph.
20,
1,
Basilic.
App.
rjs,
I,
644, 29.
Libitina, a goddess.
13, 5.
tufiiTLvrf,
f],
Dion. H.
X16I0V ov, TO,
little
XI60S.
Paus.
II,
676, 3.
XidoôXem,
fja-co,
(XtBoôXos}
=
a
2, 25, 8.
Xtfldfm, Xeva, to
Xi'ôf, ov, 6,
libus or libum, a kind otcake.

100.
14, 57.
Stone.
alibi.
IT,
Sept.
Ex.
19,
13.
Lev.
20,
2, et
Athen.
Xi'/3/)a,
3,
fj,
Diod. 17, Al.
Matt. 21, 35.

stoning.
Plut.
as,
T],
libra.
T),
Xi^vKos,
ov,
Hes. Airpa .... southwesterly. Ptol. Tetrab. 184.

ov,
1011 E.
17,
XiBofioXla, as,
3,
(Xi5o(3dXor)
Diod.
AtPvpviKos,
ttXoIoj'.
Liburnicus.
Plut.
I,
785 E,
49.
r],
:
Xi6oPoXi(TTpa, as,
fj,
Xi5o(3dXo9 KOTaTrc'XTTjy.
hi^vpvis, iSos,
(At/Supvoi) so. vavs,
liburna
(navis), light vessel.
App.
403).
I,
833, 42.
Pluh I, 653 A, et alibi. n, 227, 96 (Lucian. 11,
Anast. Sin. 144 C. *Xi6o^6Xos, ov, throwing stones. 'O XiflojSdXos, sc. KaTaTreXTrjs, a warlike engine for hurling
stones.
Philon B. 80.
Diod. 20, 48.
sc.
Polyb.
8, 7, 2.
9,
Xtfivpvov, ov, TO, sc. nXolov,
=:
Ai^vpvov, TToXc/UKOv TrXoiov.
Also,
preceding. Hes.
XjjSepKOK.
Ai'/Scp-
41,
8.
App.
I,
215,
32.
Zos. 274, 10.

va, Kapdîa.
Mai. 373.
Suid.
TO,
sc.
Phot. Lex.
To Xi6o^6Xov, Sept. Mace. 1,

Xi6oyXv(jios, ov, 6,
I,
opyavov, =:= 6 XiflojSdXo?.
6, 51.
(yXicjxo) sculptor.
II,
Lucian.
Xi^vfTTLKCLTov,
OV,
TTpoTTopa,
fl
drink
Galen.
Plut.
23,
Galen.
5 C.
Jul.
flavored with Xi^votikov.

Xi^va-TiKov, ov, to,
Alex. Trail. 566.
Xido^vd>iimv, ov, skilful in precious stones.
the
name
of an herb.
91 B.
Xifloydi/of,

ov,
Vr, 374 F.
Xtyape, the Latin
1 i
gar e
(yiyvofiai)
producing
2,
calculi in
S^ct-oi.
I,
the bladder.
vbara.
Diosc. Eupor.
111, p. 310,
Jos. Ant.
Xtyyoua,
34 A. n, 280 A. the Latin lingua Z)w.fc. 4, 126 (128). 184(187).
yXwo-o-a.
XidoBfiTfTos, ov, (Se/io)) built
of
stone.
15, 11, 5.
Digitized
by Microsoft
\i0o0ecrla
\i6o6e(na, as,
17,
715
of
stones.
\ifJbtTaveoi
(rlBrnu) the placing
XiBovpyia, as,
r),
Eus. in, 729 A.

\idoKap8ios,
Ill,
,ov,
Diod. 4, 76.
Orig.
a working in stone : quarrying. Athan. I, 780 B.

belonging
to
(Kap8ia) stone-hearted.
Basil.
XiBovpyiKos,
Sept.
XMtotrts,
Tj,
ov,
working in stone.
Plut. II,
293 B.
IV, 260 C.
FseTiAo-Just.
Ex.
(ut,
31, 5.
fj,
28, 11, t^xv)-
1465 C.
Xtfio-KdXXa,
Tjy, jj,
glue
composed of raupoKoXXa
953 E.
XLKp.rja-is,
Aristeas
(XiBoa) petrifaction.
10,
mosaic-work?
and marble-dust.
XtfloKoXXos, OK, ==: XidoKoKXrjTos,
Diosc. 5, 163 (164). inlaid or set

Inscr. 2852, 47.
with precious stones.

fiidoKowiKos,
cutting.
17,
r/, (XiK/idm) a winnowing. Greg, 1108 A. XiKp.r]Tripios, ov, winnowing. Caesarius 1040,
ems,
Naz.
I,
ov, (XtôKoTTOs)
belonging
sc.
to
stone-
TIVOS.
XiK/irjTos, ov, 6,
Theod. IV, 797 B,
tex"?-
:=
XiK/iTjcrts.
Lyd. 297, 23.

Sept. Prov. 20,
XtSoXaôs, ov, (Xafipdvo)) stone-catching.
Galen.
Xi-
Xi,<p,jjra>p,
opos, 6, winnower.
U, 396 B, probe, for stones in the bladder.

\i6o\ev(rri<o, rjira, (X(fldXeutrror)
tfo/SoXe'o).
26.
XtK/iifa>
Clim. 953 B.
'Ki,6aâ>,
z=
9,
XiKjuao).
Simoc. 180,
17.
1.
Sept.
TAeod IV, 132 A.

^tro),
ScAoZ. Arist.
Amos Amos
Basil.
9 Xiyiil^to, Xty/ia<a, as v.
Ach. 234.
XtfioXoyem,
Poll.
7,
XiKpios, ov, 6,
XiKPov, winnowing-fan.
Sept.
(XtfloXdyos)
<o
collect Stones.
9, 9, V. is,
1.
Xtyôs-
118.
:j,
XLKvoeiSfjs,
(XUvov,
EIAO)
like
cradle.
XiSoXoyia, as,
78, 1.
\i6oiiavfis,
is,
collection
of stones.
AquU. Ps.
(^naivofiai)
mad
erecting edifices.
702,
9.
Isid.
for stones, for 285 A. Theoph.
188 C. XiKovdp^v, the Latin liquamen, a kind of sauce. Geopon. 20, 46, 1. Plut. I, Xtierap, opos, 0, lie tor =^ pa^Sovxos. 34 A. II, 280 XtKTapeii Plutarch probI,
\i6o-fmvta, as,
Vit.
madness for stones. Pallad. Chrys. 21 A, for stone buildings.

f],
ably wrote XiKTmprjs, lictores.

Xip,ayxovta,
Vit.
as,
f],
(Xipos,
dyxovtf)
to
starvation.
\t66-êaTos,
ov,
of sculptured
stone.
Sihyll.
Nil Jun. 120 A.

(Xtjx/3os)
4,7.
\i6o^6os, ov,
6,
Xtfifievop-ai
Xixveva,
be greedy,
(Jêa) sculptor.
Plut. II,
74 E.
to covet.
Hes. Aixviveiv ....

fj,
Diognet. 1169 A.
A.
I,
148 B.
OV, II,
II,
TheophU. 1048 B. 436 C.

converting
into
Clem.
stone.
XipPla, as,
=^ Xtxvla, greediness,
.
insatiableness.
Hes. hixîa
Xt/i^/fo/iat,
XtôTTOtos,
(woUa)
459.
ladrjv,
TTJs
Xip^cvofuxi.
Vit.
Nil.
ipa-
Lucian.
Jun. 137 C,
aB^ls.
Xifiôs,
T),
peToKKov KadapoTtjTos,
^=
hiBa^pocramov, ov, to, Stoneface, a mountain.
Mai. 485,
hailstones.
15.
ov,
Xixyos, greedy, insatiable. Hes.
Xiôf, ov, o, stone.
Sept. Josu. 10, 11, xoXd^jjs,

I,
Ainfiov
....
Plut.
2.
439 C, meteoric
stones.
Xvos ....
prjTOS,
Leant. Cypr. 1737 B =

[Compare
1 i
Aixvos
....
Phot. Lex. Ai-
im6vXiyjr,
Dion C.
40, 47,
ov,
op^KTos.
XiirropM,
\t66-(rrpa)TOs,
lithostrotus, paved
Aristeas 11, eSafpos.
libet, libido.]
Xipôs, ov,
6,
with stones.
TA
Classical,
mbu
=z
a kind of garment.
pavement. Sept. Par. 2, 7,3. Joann.19,13. Jos.B. J. 6,1,S. Epict.

\i66(TTp(oTov,
to
Lyd. 169,
12.
Xiprjv.
Xipevdpiov, ov, t6,
Chron. 598, 18.
4, 7, 37.
XidoTOfieo), riaa^ (XidoTOfios)
I,
Mai. 372,
quarry.
5,
15.
Philon
23 Xi5o-
XipevTjpos, a, ov,
8, 6, 1.
(iXlpevos.
Coined by Strab.
235, 5.
Philostr. ISA.
Diosc.
Tofiridrivai, to
have an operation performed for
XinevTjTiKos, incorrect for Xi/iewnfcd?.
the calculus.
XiBoTOjila, as,
r),
Paul. Aeg. 252. Paul. Aeg. 250. lithotomy.

ov,
Xi/xcvifm, ia-a, to foAn
Xipi^v.
Polyaen.
4, 7, 7.
Xipiviov, ov, t6,

1,
little
XiprjV.
Strab. 5,
2, 6.
17,
XtSoTojuKos,
77,
belonging
to
stone-cutting.
9.
Porphyr. apud
'KiBoTop.os, ov,
Cyrill.
cutting stones.
A. IX, 817 C. 254 Paul. Aeg.
XipxviiTKiov, ov, TO,
XipeviTLKos,
bor.
rj,
ov, (kipcviTr)s)
preceding. Synes. 1337 C. pertaining to a, harBasilic. 56,
TO XifloTo/iOV, sc. opyavov, knife used in litho-
tomy.
\i,6o-rpa.xrtKos,
ov.
10,5.
Stone-necked
:
stiff-necked.
Xtpevo-i8fis, is, like

Xiprjv,
a harbor.
Jul. Frag.
213 B.
Paul.
ivos, 6,
Thessalian,
Strab. 5, 1,
9.
dyopd.
Galen.
\iovXkos, ov, (cXko) extracting stones.
VI, 29 D.
Xip.iTdvos, a,
ov,
Aeg. 254 to \i6ov\k6v, sc. Spyavov, a surgical instrument for extracting the stone. Xidovpyea, rjcra), (Xidovpyos) to work in stone. Sept. Ex. 35, 33, tov XiSov. Dion. Alex. 1269
C.
the Latin
belonging to the frontier of the

pire.
3.
limit an eus, Soman em19, arpa-
Chal. 1813 D.
Proc.
m,
135, 9.
Mai. 308,
TLMTai.
Suid.
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by Microsoft

\l,/J,lTOV
716
XiTaveia
Strdb.
16,.
XijUTov, ov, TO, the

tier.
Justinian. Edict. 13, 20. 21.
Latin limes, border, fronEuagr.

9.
Xivmpyelov (Xtvovjr/os) linenrfactory.

1,
7.
ij,
6, 22.
Chron. 77,
et alibi.
504, 18.
Mai. 30,
23.
Xivovpyia, as,
2,
linen-^manufactwe.
Strdb.
U,
139,
Jur.
Also,
to
9,
Theoph. 267, 10.
Gloss.
17.
XLjitoTov.
Theopl. 267, 10. 273,
Xivov(j>elov,
see Xcvv(l>eiov.
ov,
1 7, et alibi.
Xi/ivafo), a<Ta>, to
to
cause
to
cause
overflow.
9, 5, 2.
become a lake or marsh, Strab. 8, Diod. 5, 56.
Xw6)âivoi, 1096.
Xiv6-xpv(ros,
with a linen xXaiva.

linen
Dion. P.
with
gold.
ov,
interwoven
5, 1.
8, 8, 4.
PMon
I,
27, 45.
298,
Mai. 457,
Vit.
16. 18.
f),
48.
Jos. B. J. 5, 1, 3.
Xivv(j)apia, as,
(v(j)aiva>)
female linen-weaver.
'kijxvribov,
adv. Zfte a
Xi/xit;.
PAiZon Ca?y. 125 B.

lake.
Epiph. 24 B.
Xij'oucêioj'.
6,
'KifiviaKos,
see Xr/fivia-Kos.
Xiwcjje'tov, ov, TO, linen-factory.
Xijivo-îos, ov, living
on tbe borders of a
in a lake.
Also,
Soz. 877 A. Sms. n, 1012 A.
Ael.
K A.
6, 10.
XivvîKos, ov,
(y(âiva) linen-weaver.
Gregent.
Xilivovpyos, ov,
I,
(EPrQ) working
(Xi;ao9,
II,
Plut.
616 B.
XtvcofiaXatTapiov, incorrect for XivofiaXXayrdpiov.
lix,
427 C.
jjo-co,
Xi/io8o|e'(B,
8o|a)
to
Aunêr a/?er
Philon
1,
Xi'l,
fame.
290,
1.
Philon
17,
273, 12.
534, 13.
ters.
a symbolic word in the Ephesian Clem. A. 11, 72 C.

\^Sept.
let-
Xt/io8o|ia, as,
hunger after fame.

causing hunger.
i?MS. Ill,
XotoiVo), to fatten.
Ps. 22, 5 iXmoaia.
Erotian. 104 XEXiVa(T/iat.]

Erotian.
Xmava-is, eas,
Xt/ioTToidf, ov, (jToie'iB)
244.
Oenom. apud
444 A.
apud
Orib.
a, ov,
an oiling : fattening. AntyU. fj, U, 450, 10. Achmet. 77.

fatty, oily, etc.
Xifjioîopos, ov, 6,
(\(foipa)
scurvy arising
Polyb.
3,
from
Xmapos,
Diosc.
1,
155,
sc.
want of v/holesome food.

Xi/iTravoo
Xi/icflo-triB
87, 2.
e/j7rXacrrpor.
Xeoto).
Xi/iiiTT<B,
^rcarf. 161, 22.

|(i),
196,2.
Xiwapeia, as,
attention.
famished. 2. /OS. Ant. 14, 5, 1. Sept. Ps. 58, 7. Transitive, to starve, kill with hunger. Gregent.
or
(Xt/ior) to 6e
Xmapffs,
is,
Xmapia, assiduity, (Xtjrap^s) Dion. Alex. 1293 B. cringing, fawning upon. Plut. IT,
fj,
776 B,
XtwdprjO'i.s,
TOiv iv iôva-la.
609 A,
Xt/xcoroi/,
.
oiKeras.
emr,
f/,
(Xinapea) supplication. Dion.

Diosc.
49.
3,
see Xl^tov.
H.
:
I,
211, 4.
as,
fj,
Xivdpiov, ov, TO,
z=
2,
XiVoc, flax
linen thread or
Xmapia,
29.
(Xwrapos) fatness.
lusty, strong.
1,
yarn.
Apophth. 96 B. Porph. Achmet. 222. 211 XiCar. 658, 13. 673, 5.

Diosc.
202.
Xtirapos, a,
ov,
Sept. Judio.
I/aptv.
Xiwaa-jios, ov, 6, (XwraiVco)
an
oiling or anointing.
Orib. HI,
XtyfuTj^f, ov, 6,
nets.
(Xivfva) one
who
catches with
Diosc. Delet.
633, 8.
14.
AntyU. apud
Antip. S. 13.
incorrect for Xivvcjilkos.
XivrjtpiKos,
Xiiravyca, see Xenravyea).
Xivo-êveros, ov, blue linen cloth.
Porph. Cer.
Presb. 1576
Xtiroyeas,
av,
(XeiVo),
yff)
deficient
in
soil.
465, 17.
Xivo-eibris,
487,
6.
Macar. 676 D.
h,
like flax.
Ammon.
XiTTo-Bpi^, Tptxos, 6,
17,
deficient in hair.
Ael,
A.
Xlvoc,
N. A. 17,4.
stars.
av, o(. a name given to certain Gemin. 768 D.
XiTvoBviuabris,
s,
XaroBvfuKos.
10.
Archigen.
apud
A.
Orib.
H, 152,
XivoKkaxTTos, ov, (xXw^fi)) that spinsflax.
Anthol.
XiTTo-pjia-Tos, ov,
weaned.
Oreg. Naz.
Ill,
1387
IV, 228,
rjXoKdTri.
XivoiiaXXardpiov, ov, to,
^=
Xivovv paXXcoTapiov.
Xoto-ttouXos, ov,
6,
a species of bird f
Achmet
Porph. Cer. 469.
292.
XiTTOTaKTeai, see XeiiroraKTea).
XivonXriyos, ov, :=z following.
Pseudo- Cj/nZZ.
A. X, 1084 B.
XivonXr/KTos, ov, (ttXô-cto)) that has escaped from
the net
:
XiTTOTaKTos, ov, :=r X?roTa(m;r.
Greg. Nyss.
Galen.
TJI,
945 D,
Xlpivos.
7),
TTjs
wiareas.
hence, shy.
{],
Plut. 11, 642 A.
ov,
ofXlpiov
zirz
z=
Kpivivos.
II,
XrjvoirXr)^, fjyos, 6,
^=
preceding.
Chrys.
X,
96 A.
Xitrydpiov, ov, t6,
221 C.
XivooTrepfiov, ov, to,
Xiayov.
Suid. Sfcatêia ....
Xivov trmpfia, flax-seed.
Xlayov, ov, t6,
(1 i
g o)
spade.
2.
Caesarius 968.
2.
Diosc. 2, 108, p. 236.
Artem.
97.
Galen.
Xirafoât ^11 Xiraveva

XiTaviia, as,
rj,
Simoc. 237,
VI, 331 E.
Xivoo-Too'ia, as,
fj,
(XiTavfvo)) supplication.
21.
3, 5,
Sept.
(tcmiiii) the laying
of nets for
6.
Mace.
3,
2,
9 (2, 10, 16 Xiravia).
hunting.
Antip. S. 62.
f),
Agath. Epigr. 75,

linen
XivocTToXla, ar,
(XivocttoXos)
clothing.
Plut. II, 352 C.
Dion. H. n, 709, 1. 711, 14. IH, 1852, 10. Cornut. 37. Clem. A. U, 648 A. Porphyr. Aneb. 31, 11. Jul. 436 D. Basa. IV, 764
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XiTavevjMa
B.
717
Porph.
\tTpia-p.6s, ov, 6,
Xoyyoif
a weighing by pounds.
1.
fi.
Litany.
20.
Cer.
219,
3.
=:
Eustrat. 2381 C.
Epiph.
pa/3Sos
Religious
procession.
Ill,
285
as v.
Const. (536), 1177 D.
Chron. 589, 14. Mai.

Simoc. 322,
1.
XiTuoK, ov, TO, the Latin
1 i
uu
I, 7.
=^
492, 15.
"KiTduevfia, aros, to,
Xiraveia.
Also,
XiTois
fiavTiKT),
augur's rod.
XiTouov.
Plut.
31 F.
145 D.
Lyd. 85,
XiTaiKva, to supplicate.
2. To /oral a religious procession, XoMj-. or move in a religious procession. to be Cliron. 589, Theod. Lector 169 A. 189 A. Nic. H, 1037 C. Mai. 372, 8. 413. 10.
\iTavia, see XiTavcia.
Martyr. Ignat. 15, t^
(XiTos),
adv. plainly, simply: frugally.
Epict. Frag. 173.
Artem. 219.
to
Basil. DI,
169 A.
\t(j)epvea) (\i(pfpvrjs),
be deserted or forlorn.
Jos. Ant. 2, 5, 5.
Xt^F"'"' ^'XMOfj apparently for Xoc/iaai, XiK/ids.
XvravUiov, tA,
iVice^ 5!/z. 769 B.
to XtTai/tKov.
Porph. 75, 22.
Xi;(i/ev<B,
Evo-Q),
<o
Je
\ixvos.
6.
Nicol.
2, i, %.
I,
D.
47.
Cer. 120, 11,
icqpia,
processional wax-candles,
I>Jon.
II,
lighted wax-candles carried in a religious

procession.
125,
ff in, 1685, 347 A. 713 C.

icrdriv,
Epict.
Plut.
Clem. A.
656 A.
Apophth. 149
25 Xiraviiav.
(See also
XiXviôpm,
=:
preceding.
KrjpioXiTavUiv.)
XiraviKos,
ri,
A.
Porph. Cer. 116,
\iXvai8rjs, es,
6v,
processioned.
\ixvos.
Clim. 641 D.
Orig.
I,
22, et alibi.
XtTij,
^f,
fj,
Xixvcos (Ktxvoi), adv. greedily.
957 B.
\vravcia,
religious procession.
5a.s27. Ill,
\i\jf, tjSos, 6,
297 B.
the southwest wind.
01
Const. (536), 1184 C.
Theod. Lector
1,6.
Eustrat. 2369 C.
Joann. Mosch. 3101 B,
14.
Plural,
Xi/3fs
Sept. Gen. 13, Agathar. 148, 11.
Chron. 702, 9. Leant. a bishop's retinue. Mon. 632 A. Theoph. 169, 19. 338, 5. 369, In the Porph. Cer. 609, 14, et alibi. 9. Ritual, a procession from the church to the narthex, soon after the Ke(j>a\oKkia-ia. XiTtyoTtup, opor, o, the Latin litigator,
Pobjb. 10, 10,

Xi'x/', fj,
3.
Strab. 16, 4, 12.
(XinTopai) z:^ (m6vp,ia, desire.

ov, TO,
Xo/Siov,
Hes.
2,
following.
Diosc.
175
(176).
Xo(3dy, oC, 6, /iO(i
VI, 325
D=
r),
o/ the kidney-bean.
Galen.
<paa-rj\os.
litigant.
Lyd. 205, 13.
Xoyatoff, a, ov, (Xoyas)
^=
c/cXeKTOff.
Strab.
1, 3,
\inyiS>(Tos,
litigiosus =i
1.
iptXobutos, litigious.
18, p. 89, 23.

XtTo/Sios, ov, (XiTos, 0i'oy)
XoyaoiSiKos,
ov.
(Xdyos,
aoihr))
logaoedic.
living plainly or
fru-
gally.
Sirab. 15,
1,
XjToSimTos, ov, (SlmTo)
34 to Xito^wv, frugality. preceding. Dion.
Drac. 167, 8. Heph. 7, 10, SoKTuXiKoi/ fierpov, a dactylic verse ending in a trochaic dipody. 8, 12, dvaTraumKov, an anapaestic verse ending in a bacchius.
Aristid. Q. 51. 52.
H.
I,
i],
340, 13.
ov,
*XiTos,
plain, simple, unadorned, ordinary:

Classical.
Call.
Xoyaptafw, aca, (Xoyaptoi/)

culate.
^3
477,
Xoyiôpm,
7
to cal-
frugal.
10. 32,
Polyb. &,22,S.
23,
3.
8,21,8. Diod. 16,
Lav. Pall. 25. 10,25,5. 22,17,

8.
Porph.
Cer.
Xoyapidfo/iai.
ScAoZ. .4ris/. Plut. 381, et alibi.
Eust. Dion.
II,
538, 96.
275, 25.
\oyapta<Tp.6s, ov, 6, (Xoyapiafco) calculation,
Strab.
59.
7, 3, 4.
Jos. B. J. 5, 5,
I,
Apollon. S. 61, 28. Xenocr. pic. 3, 22, 87. 7.
comPlut.
putation.
Schol. Lucian.
little
I,
624.
Classical.
Plut.
Anton.
1, 3.
21 7, 9, not in his sacerdotal robes. 160, 12, crrpaNic. CP. TiatTrjs, a private, not an officer. 853 A, fiovaxoi, simply a monk, not a priest.
XiTorrjs, rjTos,
f),
389 C. II, 101 D. 270 E. 668 F. Lucian. II, 435. 570. Theoph. simply dressed, in his ordinary dress,
Xoyapiov, ov, to,
Xoyos.
7,
n, 1119
2.
13,
C.
Diog.
20.
Ready money,
9.
cash.
^Âan. I, 657 A. Porph. Cer. 463,
471,
Adm.
iv,
KevTTjvdptov
Achmet.
Ptoch.
Xoycia)
2,
32.
89.
243, 8 Aoydpiov one quintal of ready money. Leant. Cypr. 1725 A, Xoyaptv. 242, 19.
QîToi)
simplicity:
frugality.
15, 1, 45.
Diod.
II,
609, 86.
Strab. 4, 1, 5.
I,
(Xdyor), L. diclurio,
II, 341.
d,
to
long
to
speak.
Muson. 179. Plut. Clem. A. I, 552 B.

XiVouoi', see \ltvov.
279 B.
II,
158 A.
Lucian.
XoyyiTOs, ou,
x'^^'^Xo^'
commander of one
1.
thousand
soldiers.
17,
XiTovovs, the Latin 11 1

6, 1.
uu
Dion C. Frag.
Aoyyo/SapSia, as,
Porph. Them. 13. Genes. 116, Lombardy.
Aoyyd/3ap8os, ou,
XiTpa, as, ^, L.
19.
Polyb. 22, 26, 1 i b r a , pound. Diod. 14, 116. Diosc. 1, 53. Jos. Ant. Galen. XHI, 978 Plut. I, 825 B. 14, 7, 1.
Caesarius 985 Aoyyou/SdpSoj.

d,
6,
Lombard.
Simoc. 103, 28.

f^JCê^ /ores*.
Xdyyos, ou,
Cerfr.
(Xdôs,
15.
Xox-Zii?)
n, 457,
Meet.
1
72,
27 Els kKcio-ovs
B.
XtrpiaZos, a, ov,
Dion.H.
Ill,
of a pound, weighing a pound. Palladas 39 Xirpaios1818, 13.
Xdyyos,
pas Koi Xdyyous. the Latin rj, ov, Genes. 116, 14.
ongu
fuucpos.
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XojyoySj]'}
XoyyciST^s, es,
718
Nicet. 813, 25,
Xoyuinjr,
ryros,
fj,
Xoyoderri';
(Xoyios) eloquence,
(Xoyyot) woody.
power
Plut.
of
II,
Tros.
XoyEiov,
ou, TO,
expression.
logeum,
I,
pulpitum,
of a
Philon 2. 348 D, et alibi.
I,
253, 30.
title.
As a
-BasS. IV,
theatre.
124.
2.
8,
PiuZ.
A.
priest,
=
8.
7%e
ô'5'ei
ia-a-rivr]!.
H, 823 B. Poll 4, of the Jewish highSept. Ex. 28, 15. 23.

Jos.
Ttj XoyLOTijn a-ov. 452 C, 17 otj. 221 B. 244 Greg. Nyss. Ht, ni, 253 B. GVfif/. iVac 2. Reason 1041 C. 1085 B. X<fyor,
Lev.
8, 8.
Also,
writing).
Xoyeijs,
Sir. 45,
10.
Ant.
I,
3,
8,
9.
S'jîpA.
I,
188 A.
Pseudo-i)wn.
140
C.
\6ytov.
Sept.
v.
Ex.
1.
28, 15. 23.
Lev.
111,
7.
Max.
29.
Conf. Schol. 40 C.
Sir. 45,
10 as
Philon
Xdyto-is, ems, ^,
Xoytir/tdr.
Phryn. P.
S. 36,
Patriarch. 1057 B.
\oy-eiijropoi, ov, trader in
words (speaking or
Xoyio-/ids, oC, d, intention.
Leo. Novell. 71 Toij

'iôvin.
;
Artem. 258.
6,
Trpds
ydpov (TvvcmTa'6ai \oyia-p6v

fj,
effls,
fj,
speaker.
Plut. 11, 813 A.
Xoyurreia, as,
(Xoyioreua)) office of Xoyitrr^s

9.
-I'a.
\oyla, as,
Paul Cor.
Cyrai ^.
real.
I,
account, exposition.
1, 6, 1. 2,
Aristeas 18.
accounts.
Inscr. 2741,
1
Orig.
I,
81 A.
collection
of money.

XoytoTEuo),
to
eva-ca,
337 C.
^z: Xoytorr;?
et/xt,
(0 calculate:
3,
Xoy-t'oT-pof, ov, 6,
physician only in words, not Galen. I, 37 D. VIU, 670 F.

resolve.
take
into
account.
Clementin.
tS>v
36.
ttjk
Philostr. 512.
TrdXij/.
\oyiSpiov, incorrect for \oyvSpu>v.

XoyLôfioi,
jiiAva.
to
5oc7-.
s. 11, 804 A, 793 C.

adv. eloquently.
Kara
Clementin. 313 A, Iva

iva pi'^rj.
Xoyi'eos (Xdyioy),
Plut.
U, 968
Apophth. 365 C,
OK,
\_Clim.
.D.
\oyoypa(jiea>,
r)(Tti),
961
D XcXoyio-o/iai.]
i),
(Xoyoypdcjtos') to
alibi.
wnte speeches.
XoyiKos,
belonging
to
words, speaking,
Plut.
I,
848 C, et
6,
speech,
or to prose.
prose.
Pseudo-Deme/r.
Dion. H. V, 64, 15, 2. Belong1, 6.
ing
to reason.
Classical.
3.
1,
rj
Xoyoypdcpos, ov,
secretary.
Anast. Sin. 188

talk.
D.
Xoyo-8ipj3oia, as,
fj,
Logicus,
the art
word-flux, incessant
logical.
'H Xoy ixfj

logic.
imoTfiiiT],
logice,
7.
Athen.
4, 50.
r],
of
32.
logic,
'H Xoy^
f],
Cic. Fin.
alpta-is,
Sext. 616,
Xoyoei'Sfia, as,
the being XoyoeiS^s.
Dion. H,
doypanKr) aipe-
0-19,
of medicine.
Oalen.
ot
II,
XoytKOi IdrpoL,
m:
hoyp-ariKoi.
234 F. Oi Galen. II.

359, 15.
I,
V, 214,
11.
XoyociSijs, es,
(EIAO)
prose-like.
p. 27, 28 TO XoyoeiSes
= Xoyo8a.
Strab.
1, 2, 6,
Drac.
o-Wxos.
Philostr.
303 C.
286 B. C.
Sea;;.
320, 30.
142,
XoyiKOTTjf, TjTof,
rationality.
Athan.
65 A.
38.
1, 4,
Herodn. Gr. Vers. 86, Hermog. Rhet. 208, 11. 302, 25.
6.
XdyiOK, ov, TO, (Xdytos) oracle, the

Sept. Ps.
11,
7,
word of God.
7,
23 TO XoyoeiSes, the
Xoyodea-ia, as,
rj,
power of expression.
1.
Kvplov.
Luc. Act.
5,
=z: Xoyoêctoi', eudvinj, audit.

Basilic. 56, 10,
5,
Paul Rom.
11.
Ta
to.
3, 2.
Hebr.
12.
Petr.

p.
fiexa X(5yia, the ten
commandments.
Const. Apost. 2, 36. Philon n, 208, 32. Applied to the Old and New Testaments Papias 1 25 7 B Mardaios pcv ovv "E(3pafS( biaXe/cto
that,
'ôyia a-vveypdâTo
;
169
fin.
\oyo6e(Twv,
ov,
6,
the
office
of
Xoyoflenjs.
Justinian. Cod.
1, 4, 26.
10, 30, 4.
NovelL
Theoph.
128, 17. 18.
which implies
Iren.
562, 10.
22.
2.
ô-o>,
Edict. 12, Prooem.
Ratiocinium
evBivq, audit.
when Papias
wrote, the Gospel of Mat-
Chrys. V, 19 B.
2,
Aster. 181 B.
.Va. Epist.
thew, was regarded as a sacred book.
853 A. 949 Orig. I, 364 B. HI, A, scriptural passage. 845 D. Bus. m, 140 A. Tit. B. 1252 B. Basil, ill, 384 A, iepd. 385 D, tov nvcvfiaros. Scrap. Aeg. 908 C. 909 B. Chrys. IX, 478
I,
521 A, KvpiaKa.
Clem. A.
BasU. Sel 316 B. Basilic. 56, 10, 5, p. 169 fin.

Xoyoêrem,
6vv(a,
Clim.
721 B.
(XoyoêTjjs)
to
Xoyiôfuu, ei-
L. ratiocinor,
reckon, calculate, com-
pute.
Nil 537 A.
Clim. 721 B.
^nfip.
B.
1769 B.
Novell.
2. 5.
A.
Proc.
I,
504, 18.
522, 4.
11,
364,
8.
10, 30, 4.
128, 18.
Basilic. 56, 10,
2. In the plural, to Xdyta, words. Vit. Nil Jun. 97 D. 3. Another form of Xoyeiov,
XoyoBeTTjs, ov, 6, (Ti6r)p.i) L. ratiocinator, discussor,
which
see.
Xoytor, a, ov,
CyriU.
iroXvtoTwp, learned.
14, 1, 42.
intendant offinance, chancellor. PseudoLyd. 229, 17. A. X, 1073 B.
Strab. 13, 2, 4.
8eiv6s elireiv, Xektikos.

I,
Eloquent Plut. U, 506 A.

Superlative,
2.
Classical.
Justinian.
Cod.
1,
4,
26,
a.
10,
30, 4.
Proc.
iVjc.
II,
254, 5.
368, 4.
Su(/.
CTm. 848 B.
1324 A,
ycwieds.
(<j>6-
Basilic. 56, 10, 2. 5.
Lucian.
709.
Phryn. 198, condemned in

229.
this sense.
Jlfoer.
3.
CP.
Hist. 42, 17 :;= rmc Stjiioa-iav

Nicet. Paphl. 533
pav) XoyioTris.
yevLKav.
XoytoiTaror, asatitle. Inscr.iilb
C(Addend.). BasU. IV, 440 B. Greg. Naz. HI, 52 A. Lyd. 222, 2. 223, 16.
(Compare Agath.
307, 1.)
'O Xo-
D, t&v
yoBeTTjs TOV bpopov,
:^
d Tmv dTjixoa-iav irpa/SafftXct 5iaKopi^ci>v,
ypuTtiiV Tas vnopLvrj<rets
Ta
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Xoyodrjpai;
7iy
Nic. CP. (Compare
Xoyos
the Christian doctrine. Luc. 1, 1. Apol. 1, 10. Frag. 1584 B. Orig. A. B. 717 C. 932 B. 1333 B, seq.
Just.
I,
sort of delator.
Stud. 1009 A.
Hist. 83, 11.
Genes. 21, 20.

roiis
Genes. 30, 7 ToS Spojiov
\6yovs ndets. Philon
656 1373
See also
I,
KovpiSxros-')
A.
Xoyodripai, a, 6, (ftjpao)) word-catcher.
526, 42.
II,
r],
167, 19.
\oyo6io7Teia, as,
:=
language, flattery.
Bameiai \6yav, flattering Eust. Ant. 676 B.
Adyou x"/"") =: olov, L. verbi gratia, for example, for instance, as an illustration, for argument's sake. Chrysipp. apud Plut. 11,
1055 C. Polyb. 10, 46, 4. Nicom. 77 olov Xdyou x^P'"! as for instance ; where oiov is
supenfluous.
Xoyo-iarpeia, as, ^, curing by words, not in reality.
Philon
I,
526, 37. 38.

(^kKottcvoi')
Harm.
744, 12.
Ptol-
5.
Heph. Poem.
140, 33.
8, 11.
XoyoicXoTreia, as,
8, 54.
t),
plagiarism.
Diog.
Anton.
14.
4, 32.
8.
Sext. 138, 18.
612,
XoyoXeVx";?, ov,
o,
Greg. Naz.
11,
(Xeax^^ prater. 148 B.

prating, idle talk.
Vit.
Lucilt. 28.
you xa/""Xdyos,
sc.
Adyou heKev, = XdTetrab. nept ou 6

51.
309,
XoyoXf(7;(i'a, ay,
;j,
373 B.
Olymp. A. 49 A.
^(tcb,
Method. Nil. Jun. 132

dispute about
A.
Xoyopipêm,
(Xoyo/iapfos)
2, 2,
io
(or which) we have been speaking. Classical. Polyb. 14, 12, 2. Dion. H. VI, 1014, 5. Philon I, 194, 6. Sext. 358, 17 To Trepi ov 6 Xdyos. Orig. II, 72 A. B. Eus. II, 532 A. HI, 400 B.
eWt, about
whom
words.
B.
Paul. Tim. 1052 B. C.

r),
14.
4<Aan.
II,
805
Xoyofiaxla, as,
6, 4.
war of words.
Iren. 1249 A.
I,
Allan.
Basil.
I,
360 B. 752 B.
Paul. Tim. 1, Porphyr. Aneb. 45, 3. U, 789 B. C, et alibi.
Adyov hihovai, to promise. Joann. Mosch. 2853 B. 2888 B Ads pot Xdyov OTt ovhevX avayyeXels. Damasc. 11, 336 D Ads noi Xoyov
TOV KaraoTpc-âi avrd, promise
will destroy them.
promise.
\oyojm\ps, ou,
6, (jLta;ô/uii) thB
yor (in theology).
enemy of the XdMethod. 393 B. (Com-
a Chron. 602, 4 AajSdiras Xdyov on ovK diroKc(jiaKlôvTai, having received a promise that they should not be beheaded. (Mai.
Xaêii/, to receive
Aoyov
am
to
me
that
you
pare
iTveviutTOfid)(os)
fj,
380, 9 'Ytto Xoyov ovTe acfiayidôvTai.)
oiVe airoKeâXiôvrai
Xoycnreiflcia, as,
(irciBa) persuasion by words.
Fseud-AtJian. IV, 676 A.

XoyoTToico), rjo-a, to
fabricate a report.
2.
Classical.
performance.
1, 1.
2. Speech, discourse, tract, or any literary Philon II, 445, 1. Luc. Act.
JDion C. 37, 35,

XoyoTrpayeo),
40, 65,
2,
in the passive.
3.
Sentence, consisting of a subject

called also irporaxTLs or d^l-
^(ra>, (7rpao"O"0)) to
bargain.
Cosm.
and
ap.a
predicate ;
;
476 B.
XoyoTrmX?)?, ou, o, (TTCoXeoj) seKer o/" discourses or
speeches.
Philon 193
I,
526, 42.
Philostr. 526.
*Xdyos, ou,
d, !or<?, 7,
speech, in general.
Taji/
Chrysipp.
Plat. Soph. 462 Aristot. Hermeu. 2, 4. B. Poet. 20, 1. Dion. Thr. 633, 31. 634, 3. 8. Tryph. 31. Plut. n, 1009 C. Drac. 4, 15. Apollon. D.
as oi TroTopoi peovtriv.
a,fui Diog.
Sept. Tobit 10, 6 Si'ya,
irroixdmv tov Xoyov. /i^ XdyoK epê, <?o noi
Synt.
3, 6.
Diog.
7,
56.
pression; as 3vos aypios1.
sa^ a word.
roily
irrpanaTas ori âcriKeiis SieyvcoKe.

4, prfTopiKos^rrja-ev,
Diod. 16, 49 Aie'Soke Xdyov els Dion.

Pseu(lo-/os.
Pseudo-Demeir. 45,
34.
Also, phrase, Dion. H. VI, 4.

16.
7.
ex-
791,
Syllogism.
7,
Sext. 87, 26.

76.
354, 2.
Diog.
74.
H. V, 488,
5, p.
Mace.
speak.
504 Adyov
permission
to
Epict. 2, 23, 14 '*OTav ip-nearj Xdyos irept tlvos.
5. Account, computation. Hence, treasury, money. Sept. Maoc. 1, 10, 44. 45 ToO Xdyov
TOV âa-CKias.
Inscr. 4957, 18, xupiaitds, the
Ench.
Pint.
i>s
1, 1, 'Eyt Xdyo>,
en un mot, in a
utt'
loord.
I,
25
Aiedodrj Xdyos
avrov Tpatrov
Just. Apol.
1,
imperial treasury (flscus').

brjp.6a-t.os-
6cov Tivos dvcvpfiKM â/jMV-
67 Aja Xdyov, orally.

\6yov, the parts
4.
To
6-
Theoph. 22, 10,

proportion.
Ratio, relation,
fieprj
or popia tov
of
speech.
Dion. Thr. 634,

32, 3.
59,
2.
Dion. H. V, 7, 12. 31, 8. Tryph. 31. Philon I, 443, 34.

Synt. 10, 25.
ireôs
Eis dpyvpiov Xoyov dyoptvov tov Xpva-iov, the value of gold being estimated in Cleomed. 30, 2. 17, 11 "Ex tov irpbs silver.
Diod.
1 7, 71
Plut. II, 731
E. 1009 B.
530, 24.
7,

Sext. 460, 3.
Adv.
Diog.
'O Dion. Xdyos, prose. Thr. 634, Dion. H. V, 221, 2 commandXAs Xdyos). Oi Sexa
44. 57.
3.
(89, 7 6
rJAi-
Xdyov s irôs &v iâlpoiTO, in proportion. Philon I, 16, 5, ratio, in mathematics. Plut. Xdyov xiXiai I, 135 B*0 ylverai irpbs dpyvpiov 'S'- With the geniSpaxpJit Koi irevTaKociai. tive of the personal pronoun it forms a peri-
Xdyot, the ten
ments.
Sept.
Ex.
34, 28.
Philon
I,
496,
phrastic personal pronoun. Sept. Re'g. 3, 1 7, 1 Am (TTopaTos Xoyov pov. Porph. Adm. 170,
7
Clem. 37. n, 185, 28; Jos. Ant. 3, 5, 5. A. n, 354 A 'O Sevrepos Xdyos, the second commandment. 'O 6e7os Xdyos, or simply
'Yird TOV
Xoyov vpav, essentially
v<f>'
vpS>v.
. Reason, in general.
Sept. Reg. 2, 13,
d Xoyos, the holy
lorit,
Scripture ; particularly.
22
'EttI
Xdyou ou
iTarreivaxre Sijpdp, because
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Xojoi;
he had humbled Tamar. Kara \oyov, reasonably.
Polyh.
5,
1,
720
62, 4. 5
XotTTOS.
6,
\oyo(riamos, ov,
{a-Koneco)
watcher of words.
110, 10 'Ek tov to
Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 21 B.

trxdiros.)
(Compare
epyo
Kara
\oyov,
3,
it
is
reasonable
^"f^"'
suppose.
Ely
B.
I,
Sext. 729,
6 opôf, sounii reason or sense.
Xdyoi',
Xoyorptmos, ov,
6,
;
= Xdyoy
as
el
Koi rpowos,
a species
X''P"''
Se/J^.
Mace.
of
(rvvrjfi.p.Vov
Qj nXdroji', dvanvei IlXa
2, 1, 14, (pcpvfjs.
Polyh.
5, 89, 6, (rcj)r)Ki<TKa>v.
Ta>v
dXka
7,
firjv
t6 7rpS)T0V
t6 apa hevrepov.
Ignat. 705 C,
rt/i^r.
On'fif.
Ill,
929 A. 1313
Diog.
38.
77.
816 A, Twv
TTsvTjTaiv.
yi&v, as presents.
Tpof^fjs.
-TT^r,
Pallad. Laus. a bishop.
Laod. 14, evKo1011 B,
Xoyo(j>lXr]s, ov, 6,
(îXdXoyos.
Philon
I,
58,
1033 D, emcTKoApophth. Anton. Joaun. 20 Eis Xoyov eavrov, for himself. Colob. 40 Elf \6yov tS>v naTepmv rrji SKiTeuis. Const. (536), 1201 D, tov o-fKpeTov roii imo-Koirdov, for the bishop's privy chamber. Mai. D,
7-ijr
fieTaXri^fas.
Xoydm,
(BO-ai,
(Xoyos)
to
endow with
to
make him
Plotin.
I,
482, 4 XeXoycoTat
TO, short Xdyor,
reason.
iiefi6p(jia>Tcu.
Xoyvbpiov,
01),
speech or sermon,
Sophrns. 3196 B.
\oyxapiov,
34.
ov,
rb,
Nic.
little
II,
1073 C.
Lucian.
II,
Xoyxri-
107, 13.
276,
tive Xoyo)
7.
284, 12.
The
causal da1,
els
\6yov, for.
Just. Apol.
13, evxrjs Koi evxapi^rrlas.

S.
Cyrill. Scyth.
V.
For the Xoyxv, Tjs, f), the head of a spear. spear used at the Crucifixion, see Chron. 2. A little Porph. Cer. 179, 19. 705, 8.
264 A. Joann. Mosch. 2876 B, Tav aScX^my, for the brethren. Leant. Cypr. 1737 B. Chron. 585, 15, a-urmviKOv. 733, tS>v npecr^cvTheoph. 40, 11. Porph. Cer. 209, 9. r&v.
spear with which the sacramental bread is pierced by the priest in commemoration of the piercing of the side of Jesus (Joann. 19, Pseudo-C/irys. XII, 777 E. Psendo34).
Adm.
72, 16.
9. Reason.
Xdyor
17.
Plotin.
I,
456, 14.
Called
Sext. 16,
3,
Germ. 397 D.
Stud. 489 B.
Xoy;(iaf(B, d(Ta), to pierce with
a Xoyxv-
Apocr.
also Xdyof ivBidderos, in contradistinction to

npocfiopiKos.
Consummat. Thorn.
Xoyxlas, ov,
14.
6,
5.
347, 23.
Galen. II, 3 A. Porphyr. Abst. 3,

I,
lanceolate comet.
Chron. 597,
p. 217.
See also Philon

16, 18.
199, 12." 448, 23.
Sext.
347,
22.
Clem.
I,
A.
1.
Hippol. 833 C.
Plotin.
28,
11,
477 A. lO. The
Theoph. 785, 16. Xoyxid-^to. Xoyx^C^, to'Q), XoyxoôXeo), ritrta, (|3aXXQ>) zzr Xpy;(Mzô), Xoy'Pseud-Chrys. IX, 846 D. xt(co.
Xoyxo-dpeTravov,
ov,
to,
Divine Logos. According to the philosophers Hermes Tr. Poem. 3, 2. 15 seq. Plut. II,
spear
with
sickle-
shaped head, a military weapon.

21 AoyxoSpeirdva
fluous.
^l(l>ei,
Mai.
35,
376 C.
381 B. 568 D. 885 A. 1056 C. Tertull. Apol. 21, p. 398 A. Men. Rhet. Iambi. Myst. 292, 7, 6 dtSios151, 12.
I,
where |i0
is super-

Diosc. 4, 144 (146),
Xoyxo-eiSrjs, es, lanceolate.

(l>vXXov.
According to Philon
82,15.
427,
15.
4, 42.
5, 27.
6,
42.
121,41.
II,
3. 12.
216,46. 308,26. 419,16. 437 (Plut. 11, 5 E). 547, 2. 561,

155,
24.
Xoy;(d<B,
d>aa,
to
furnish with a spear-head.

Lyd.
Lyd.
Classical.
Strab. 3, 5, 1, p. 261, 14.

XeXoyxcoiievTi,
655.
435, 39.
561, 42.
:
625.
1,
According
1.
225, 26.
333, 43.
to the
1, 1.
169, 4
Xpvam
r/,
Xoyxioros,
ov, lanceolate.
Diosc.
5, 114.
Christians
Joann.
13.
Cels.
14.
Epist.
I,
Apoc.
63.
19,
apud
13.
Orig.
852 A.
61. 105.
Just. Apol. 1, 5. 12. 21. 22. 23. 32. 33. 46.
Paul. Aeg. 348. Aobor)xoi, ov, d, Ludovicus. B.

170,
1.
Nicet. Paphl. 537
Apol.
2,
6.
8.
10.
Tryph.
Xoiêiov, ov, TO, (Xot/3^) libation-cup.
Pint.
I,
Erag. 1573 B. Tatian. 5. 7. Athenag. Legat. 10. Theophil. 2, 10. 18. 22. Iren. 541 A. B. Melito 1213. Clem. A, I, 61 A. 64 D. 192 A. 212 C. 228 A. 252 C. 280
129.
'
273 A.
Xoi8opr]Teov
Poll. 10, 65.
z^
8ei Xoidopeiv.
Max.
Ps.
Tyr.
7, 18. 1,
Xoipos, ov, pestilent, destructive.

1,
Sept. Reg.
1, 1.
16.
1, 10,
27.
1, 30, 22.
Prov.
A. C. 297 C. 300 B. 301 B. 316 B. 320 A. 325 B. 340 B. 557 A. 11, 16 B. 57 B. Hippol. 624 D. 808 D. 809 A. 81 7 B. 824 A. 825 A. B. C. Haer. 538, 25. Tertull. Apol. 21, p. 399 A. Prax. 5, p. 160 A. Orig. I, 745 A. 785 A. 808 C. 812 C. 852 A. 853 A. 968 C. 1001 B. 1185 B. 1317 A. 1396 C. 1556 B. IV, 41 A. 56 C. 100 A. 125 C. Greg. TJi. 1060 C. Em. II, 56 A. B. 64 B. 849 A. Greg. Naz. II, 424 B.
21, 24.
Luc. Act. 24,
5.
Barn.
avrav.
10, p. 753
A "Ovra Xoipa rfj

Xotiiortjs, ijToy, ^,
Trovrjpla
(Xoifios) pest, curse, wicked-
ness, malignity.
Sept. Esth. 8, 13, 15.
Ant.
Mon. 1841 D.
XoLpM<T(Ta> or XotfWBTTO), dtîo, (Xotjiids) to have the
plague.
et alibi.
Max. Tyr.
Orig.
I,
41, 24.
Lucian.
Isid.
I,
860,
1429 B.
XoOTafo), do'to, (Xonrds)
Xmrco.
'
356 D.
For the
Antec.
2,
20,
20 (494).
the rest,
Cosm. Ind. 197
Xoyos of Basilides and Valentinus, see Iren. 448. 675 B.
-a-dai, to be
wanting.
fi,
XoiTrds,
dSos,
remainder: arrears.
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\ot7ros
721
XovSepnwTris,
ov,
XovpiKVv
6,
Apophth. 132 C. Just. Imper. Novell. 3. 4. Antec. 2, 20, 20 (494). \oar6s, T}, 6v, remaining, the rest. Kal to Xowrd,
et cetera,
(ludus?)
1
buffoon*
Const.
Const. Apost. 8, 32. XovSov, ov, TO, the Latin
and
udu
so forth.
Aristeas 29.
1.
Plut.
Sext.
Apost.
5, 1.
n, 1084 C.
629, 17.
a.
Hermog. Rhet. 278,
L. igitur,
then.
Adverbially, Xootoi', oiv, therefore : now, then, now then, well

to.
\ovKdvtKov, ov, TO, the Latin ^
Tolucanicum
94, 12.
II,
= dWds,
2,
lucanica
or
sausage.
Charis.
Often with the article

yjrevSels.
1,
Polyh.
1,
Isid. Hisp. 20, 723 XoKaviKov.

6,
28.
Schol. Lucian.
15, 11 AoiTToi/ dvayia] (Tvyûipelv ras ap)(as kcu
ras xmoBia-fii eivai
30, 8.
3, 96,
14 Kal TO Xotwov ovtos pAp avrov crvvopfila-as

Tov (TToKov dveKOfiiadt].
8, 6, 6
.
AotTrov,
orav
Lucanus, a heretic. PseudoOrig. I, 848 A. XoCxap, the Latin lucar, stipend, pay. Plut. II, 285 D.
TertuU.
II,
AovKavos, ov,
71 A.
iyylaaxn T^r
îKiMV.
<rap.^vKai
8, 7,
;ifpemy,
IXnovcri bia tS>v rpo-
AoukSs,
a,
6,
Lucas, Luke, the Evangelist.

4,
10 AoLTT&v, St a-vveyyt{ôtev ai .... aÛaav. Matt. 26, 45 Yiadei-
Paul.
Col.
II,
14,
(5
loTpos.
Jul.
423 D.
Damasc.
321 C.
01,
(See also
elKav.)
Sere to XoiTroi/ koi dvairavfcrde.
Marc.
14,
41
AovKiaviuTai, av,
Lucianistae, the followers
TLadevSere Xoittoj' koi avairaietrdf, implying a
mild rebuke.
XiVo) Sidpas
Diosc.
2,
105, p. 232 Aocnou,

air
AovKiapos, ov,
Ta kukXiVkiq SicoTcJTa
Epict.
1,
aWfj23 Ti
\av
Kpefjiaa-ov.
24,
;
1.
2, 6,
XoHToi'
as
em
fieydXa dvip-jQi
Just.
Tryph.
Epiph. I, 580 D. Lueianus, a heretic, apparently identical with Aovkovos Hippol Haer. 346, 21. Epiph. I, 817 2. Lueianus, an ascetic and martyr. Eus. H. E. 8, 13. 9, 6.
6,
of Lueianus of Antiooh.
56 Km wavo'dp.evos Xoiirov tov \6yov iitvBoptfv avTav el evevorjKfaav. Clementin. 345 C t6t
AovKiva,
Pseud -^Âare. IV, 436 B. 1204 A. rjs, fj, Lucina, an epithet of Juno, =z
(jjmnôva-a.
epos,
6,
\ombv
6 XleTpos tov o^^ôv elaeXrjKvdoTu cSav
(ftaeivrj,
Plut. II,. 282 C.
.... {/(jtriyelTai to nprnra ireidav fifids. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 23, 24. 69, 33 Kal ovTas \oinov ffiâWophrjs t^ o-cofiOTi, k. t. X. lamhl. Adhort. 14 'Apâ/ieda 8e to Xomov dwo tSjv
(if irpos
AovKi(j)ep,
Lucifer,
alibi.
semi-heretic.
Athan. I, 732 B, et 1252 C.

of Lucifer.
XoiiKos,
ov,
6,
Socr.
404 D.
Soz.
AovKKJyepiavoi, av, 01, Luciferiari, the followers
fipds irpaTau.
Athan.
XoiTrow,
I,
865
Kal
Socr. 404 C.
ovto} XoiTTOv yeyove Kal ev Tots opetri povacrrr]'-
pm.
Macar. 457
f]
To
ovyKexpaTai,
Kal avvfjvaiTai
i/'u;^^
iv toXs 6ekf]imaiv.
fj
Did.
A. 489
it is
A rtoO
ovv Xoiwov,
p.eTa irolaiv kti-
afULTav Taoueo'Bai boKifidôvoiv avTo

superfluous.
Carth. Can. 10.
B.
2861 A.
Theod. IH, 1025 D. Doroth. 1628 B.
where 548 Joann. Mosch.

;
Nil.
the Latin 1 u c u s oXo-os. 30 B. n, 285 D. Lyd. 4, 6. AouicovXXfia, lov. Ta, games in honor of Lucullus. Plut. I, 506 D. 'KovkovvtXos, ov, 6, the Latin lucuns, lucuntulus, a kind of pastry. Athen. 14,
Plut.
I,
57.
Xovpa, see Xova-jia.

Xov|, the Latin
\oKaviKOV, see Xou/caviKOj'.

Xo|o7ro/)E(B,
r]a-a>,
lux
1
=
1.
(pS>s.
Strab. 3,
1, 9,
(Xoôi, wopos) to
go sideways.
the eclip-
p. 214,
27 AoiiKep Sov^lav, lucem dubiam
Plut. II,
890 C.
Xo|of
tic.
ij,
6v, oblique.
'O Xoôj kvkKos,
XavTTa,
fj,
the Latin
upa
XvKaiva.
I,
Dion.
H. L
Xotjra|,
218, 12.
6,
219,
Plut.
19 F.
Gemin. 781 B.
Plut. 11, 888 C.
379
quid

Ta, Lupercalia.
E.
Xoôrrjs, r)Tos,
f),
AovnepKaXta,
(Xo|os) obliquity.
cav, I,
Gemin. 792
84, 15. Plut.
31 A. 72 E.
II,
Dion. H. I, 280 B. 290 D.
ecliptic.
B, TOV âdiaKov kvkKov, the obliquity of the 'Strab. 2, 1, 37. Plut. II, 906 B, et
Orig. YTI, 133 A. B.
Ptol. Tetrab. 98,
AovTTepKoXiov, ov, TO, Lupercal z=^ Ilavbs lepov.
alibi.
Xo^Ss, adv. obliquely.

Xoâa-is, (01,
fj,
=
6,
Xo|oT?;s.
little
833 B. 1 u p e r c u s Plut. II, 280 B. XovTnjs. 6. the name of a bird.
Clem. A.
XovirepKOS. ov,
6,
Ilavbs .iepevs.
XonaSio'Kos,
ov,
Xottoj.
Schol. Arist.
XovTTivdpiov, ov, TO,
following.
Achmet. 291. Porph. Cer.

267.
Vesp. 968.
Xoffoj, dSof,
fj,
529, 16.
dish.
Achmet. 206.
Suid.
Anon. Med.
Diosc.
2,
171 (172) Aaâ<ff
Also, \v7nvdp10v.
veverai be KW. ojp.6v Kal etpSov eK \07rd80s
\ovmvov,
ov, TO,
the Latin
lupinum, lupiDiosc.
2,
da~irdpayos i(r6i6p,evov, served in
a dish.
4,
nus, :^
Xovwivovp.
XouTTo?, ov, 6,
Beppos, lupine.
132. 133
172 (175) 'EvXon-dSi.

XoTroSewcTos, ow,
f'f,
Theoph. 646, 19.

1 ii
like onion-peel.
pia,
perhaps a mistake for XoTroetSijr, Nil. 192 A, opia Kal p,e66of the Valentinian Aeons.
ovv,
Plut.
II,
the Latin 280 C.
pu
\vkos, wolf.
XovpiKaTOS, see XmpiKaTOS.
\op867rovs,
(XopSoy,
TTovs)
bandy-legged.
XovpiKiv for XovpUiov, ov, rb,

Arist. Plut. 450.
XapiKiov.
SchoL
Sophrns. 3625 A.
91
Digitized
by Microsoft
Xovpbov
\ovpiov, see Xaplov.
722
loripes
Sophrns.
\vK-av0peoTro9
fa>s,
r), fj,
Xovpmovs,
TOTTOvs,
ovv, (KSipos, ttovs)
Xoxevais,
I/mv-
Xoxei'a.
Sophrns. 3253 A.
Xoxcvrpui, as,
Ill,
(Xoxî^cb) midwife.
Damasc.
crooked-legged.
3436 B.
708 D.
jj,
3588 A.
\oii<ns, fiBf,
Tj,
Xo;(7)TtKor,
01/,
(Xo;(aia) lying in wait.
Adam.
Plut.
I,
Q\.ova)
\ovcT]ia, aros, to,
a bathing.
\ovTp6v.
300,
3.
Aster. 441 C.
Apost.
house,
2,
41, baptism. PaKaveiov.
Also, 2. Bath,
II,
Achmet. 175. Hippol. Haer.

Const.
5. 371.
Xoxia-fios, ou, o,
(Xoîfo)) ambuscade.
XoS/ia.
363 E.
Xoxins,
iBos,
fj,
bathing-
belonging
9,
to
a centuria.
Dion.
7,
Xovarpov, ov, to,
Theoph. Cont. 822. the Latin lustrum, puriDion. H.

690, 14.
I,
H.
II,
286,
et alibi.
App.
11,
436,
h-
KXrjo-la,
comitia centuriata.
fying
sacrifice.
39, 11. 22
Lyd.
Epiph.
87.
Xoxo-ê/ui, aros, tA,
TrevraeTTipcs.
Phot.
737 A.
Xovaapios,
Ill,
a, ov,
the Latin lusorius.

or Xoiea-dai.
a kind of beverage drank to the health of the empress after delivery. Porph. Cer. 619, 5.
ov,
6,
209 C,
XovTeov
likoiov, navis lusoria.
Xoxos,
Kovpia,
KJjpoTpa,
the
250,
Roman
9.
8ei \oietv
I,
Moschn.
curia or centuria.
6.
fJion.
H.
I,
677
617 C. XouTTjp, npos, 6, (Xovm) laver, bathing-tub. Sept. Ex. 30, 18. Lev. 8, 11. Reg. 2, 8, 8. Strab. Diosc. 1, 54. Philon II, 155, 39. 15, 1, 69. Xovrpau, âima-Trip, â2. Baptistery Nic. II, 681 E. TTTUTTTipiov.
Clem. A.
Ill, 1449, 9.
Ti,
Xoxos, ov,
App.
II, 84, 88.

3, 4.
Xe;^(B.
Diosc.
Moer.
227.
Pseud-^rtan. IV, 956 C. Xvyydat (Xuy^), (0 Aawe the hiccup.

171.
Leo Med.
Xvyyovptov or XvyKovpiov,
lynx-stone.
ov, to,
lyncurium,
XovTrjpiSiov, ov, TO,
little
Xovrrip, L.
labellum.
Diosc.
1,
53, p. 56.
XovTTjpiov, ov, TO,

Toij
Strab. 4, 6, 3, p. 314, 16 (4, 6, 2 Xiyyovpiov, XiyKovpiov). Diosc. 2, 100. Plut.
XovTrjp.
Damosc. 325 D,
Lucian.
II,
dyiov fiaiTTia-paTos, baptistery.
XovTida
320.
^=
iiTi6vp.a
Xovaao'Sm.
962 F. Sext. 28, 12. Also, Xiyuptoi/. Ex. 28, 19. Ezech. 28, 13. Jos. B. J. 5, 5, 7 (Ant. 3, 7, 5, p. 157 Xlyvpos). Epiph. ni, 277 D. 300 A.
II,
Sept.
XovTpov, OV, sometimes Xovrpov, ov, to,
crum
5, 26.
^drma-jia, baptism.
Just.
1 a v a Paul. Eph.
Xvy&ivos, ov, (XiiySos)
lygdinus, made of white

Babr. 30.
Philostr.
marble.
762.
Antip. S. 24.
Tit. 3, 5.
Apol.
1,
61. 62. 66.
Clem. A. I, 208 C. 280 C. 281 A. 309 B. 1364 A. II, 108 A. Hippol. U.a.w. liO, &1 Nic. Orig. HI, 1855 A. IV, 132 B. 257 A.
I, 2.
XvySor, on,
6,
lygdos,
f)
!cAi(e marble.
Diod.
2,
52, p. 164, 53,
Ilapia,
the
Parian
marble.
Arr. P. M. E. 24.
Xvyiajia, aTos, to, (Xvyiâ)
XovTpaiv, 5>vos,
Ill, 101, 16.
6,
twisting, turning.
XovTrjp, baptistery.
Proc.
Greg. Xaz.
opXIO'TlKd.
Ill,
1048 A.
Nic.
II,
1077 A;
Diosc. 4,
XovTpwvLKos,
public
rj,
ov,
(XoiiTpcoc) pertaining to the
Xvyurpuos, ov, 6, a bending, twisting.
baths.
Justinian.
Cod.
1
1,
4,
26.
Basilic. 53, 10, 5, ^prjpaTa.
Xovco
105 (107). Lucian. 11, 905. XvyKovpwv, see Xvyyovpiov.

XvyoeiSrjs, es,
stas.
(Xijyos,
4,
fiawTiâ,
L.
I,
ab
I,
uo
to
baptize.
1,
Cels.
apud
Orig.
736 C.
Just. Apol.
Diosc.
coo-o),
61. 65. 66.
Clem. A.
806 A. 1011 A. Orig. IV, 252 B.

Xocfyri, rjs,
fj,
996 C. Tertull. II, Hippol. Haer. 140, 88.

Diod.
1 7, 90.
Xuyom,
Xiiypo)Si?s,
=^ , =^
6,
EIAQ) like the agnus ca144 (146). 4, 81 XuymSi/s. Antip. S. 94. Xvyl(a.
Xvypos.
Hippol. 621 B.
=
8.
Xvyadtjs, see XvyofiSrjs-
Xoipid, crest.
{X6<j)r],
XvBiav, avos,
\o0i)06po,
ov,
(j)epai)
crest-bearing.
pantomime.
XuSor, ov,
6,
Babr. 84,
\o0ta. Of,
15.
rj,
the Latin ludio or ludius, Dion. H. I, 388, 16.

preceding.
App.
I,
388,
8.
Xo0os,
hill.
Sept. Josu. 15, 2.

.4eZ.
2. The name of a musical instrument. Dion,
Aoî'SiOf, ou, TO,
iMe
Xo0oc.
N. A.
16,
H.
\,
87, 9.
(Bo-o),
XvBpoai,
(Xvdpos)
to
cover with gore. Dion
iVopâyor, oO, 6,
the
Roman
3.
curio, or centurio,
z=
C. Frag. 11, 8.
XvBpaBris,
es,
Kovpiav,
(j)paTpiap)(0s,
1.
(Karovrapxos.
Dion.
covered with gore.
Sept.
Sap.
H.
I,
271,
266,
Xoxayayos, ov, 6, Xo;(ayor. D, captain of robbers.
App.
II,
516, 56.
Nicet. Byz. 748
XvKmva, rjs, Dion. H.

Act.
6,
fj,
L. lupa, she-wolf.
202,
f/,
Nicol. D.
77.
2.
I,
1.
Strab. 5, 3, 2, p. 363,
Xoxaa,
to lie
in ambush.
Jos, B. J. 3, 6, 2 Xop^S-
XvKavBpaTTia, as,
11.
(XvKavdpamos) lycanthropy.
with lycanthropy. Ait.
13,
wolfish,
irBai, to
be adapted to ambuscade.
Xoxîa, av, TO,
Xox^la.
Ruf. apud Orib.

Artem. 424,
I,
XvK-dv6pamos,
6,
329, 4.
11.
Xoxeuuos,
a, ov,
=^ Xoxtos.
Theoph.
ov, afflicted
745,
savage,
8i(l>pos.
cruel.
Digitized
by Microsoft
\vKavye<s
XuKOvye'y, foj,
II,
rit,
723
Pint.
Xutrcra
(AYKH,
avyij) twilight.
931 E, et
alibi.
Lucian. U, 112.
Xupdj, ri, ov, (Kvpa) 1 y r i c u s lyric. Dion. Thr. 629, 20, iroirf(TK. Oi XvpiKoi, so. ttoo;-
Aviadpxis, ov,
6,
(AvKia, apxai) president

Strab. 14, 3, 3.
of
the
rai,
the hjric poets.
Cic.
Orator
Lycian confederacy.
XvKoB-qp, rjpos, 6,
183.
Xvpia-fia,
Plut.
aros,
I,
62 D.
=:
XiiKcov BripaTTjs, wolf-hunter.
to,
II,
1142 B.
Greg. Naz.
lyre.
following.
Method. 393 C.
be \vKo6r]pas-^
\vKOKTovia>,
i\aa.
[The analogical form would

(\vkokt6vos)
to
kill
Ill,
1332 A.
a playing on the
1
Xupicr/ids, ov, 6,
Schol.
wolves.
Arist. Plut. 242.

Xupio-njs, oC, 6,
Schol. Arist.
Av. 369.
6,
yriste
15, 2.
\vxo7rdvdapos, ov,
ther,
(XuKor, ndvBrjp) wolf-pan-
Plin. Epist.
1,
s player on Arlem. 387.

,
the lyre.
probably an imaginary animal. Achmet.

ov,
d,
\vpmB6s, see XupaoiSdr.

r), ov, Lysiacus, of Ava-ias the orator. Dion. H. V, 477, 15. Xvolyapos, ov, (Xva, ydp,os) dissolving marriage. Agath. Epigr. 28, 14.
Til.
XuKor,
Avo-iaKos,
wolf,
an epithet of Maroion.
Ael. N.
Rhodon 1336 A.
"KyKotTTOfios, ov, (ârofia) loolf-fnoxithed.
A.
8,
18
fyypavXis, a fish.
Plin. 37, 72 (187)
Xvaiîovos,
24, 3.
ov,
(fmvj;)
ungirded.
Polyaen.
8,
XvK-d(/)5aXfior, ov, wolf-eyed.
lycophthalmos,
'\vKo-(j>iK[a. as,
r},
a gem.
"Kvai-Bpi^. Tpixos, d,
t],
with loose hair.
Solom.
wolf 's friendship, false friendAnton. 11,15. iûs. II, 617 B. ship. Strab. \vKo(f)6pos, ov, ((pepa) bearing a wolf 5, 1, 9, p. 339, 26, branded with the figure of
a wolf.
\vK6-<j)as, toTos, TO,
1333 C.
Xvo-i/ioi/,
(corrupt passage).
ov, TO, (Kiai/ios) Xuo-ts. Agath. Epigr. 23 (titul) Ta Xvatp-a tS>v vofiav, examination in the law-studies.
z^
\vKavyes.
.10,
Phryn. P.
S.
Au(7iWoy, a, ov, of Avcrarnoi the sculptor. Plut. I, 666 A.

Xucri-TTofloy,
63, 26.
Ael. TS. A.
6.
26.
Charis. 26, 12.

Schol. Arist.
ov,
6.
delivering
from
love.
Agath.
1, 77,
Simoc. 254,
Eudoc.
M.
280.
Epigr. 14,
Xicns,
fcos,
17,
Ran. 1344
2.
\vpa, aros, to,
^= Kve<pasmz o-Kotp.
loosing
.Tos.
B. J.
5, 13, 4.
a loosing, loosening.
Diosc.
p. 80, KoiKias,
\vo-k,
opposed to
hifia-
Divorce.
loosening of the bowels. 2. Paul. Cor. 1, 7, 27. Just. Imper.
Jejun. 1924 A, in magic.

\vft.av(Tis,
emj,
j),
(\vp.aivop,ai)
injury, outrage.
Sophrns. 3305 D.
Xu/iOKTiKos,
3, 7, 20,
f),
3. Absolution, forgive6, ydpav. Philon II, 151, 22, apaprrjiiaraiv. Jejun. 1896 C, pronounced by the confessor.
NoTell.
ness.
OV, injurious, destructive.
Epict.
4.
Barley-meal
2,
accompanied by
et alibi.
Clem. A.
I,
1008 A.
Diosc.
204.
8,
26 (29).
5.
ap.ri.
Resolution
Athan. I, 257 B -crBai ew nva, angry against. Mai. 43, 14 -Br/vai npos nva, to feel pity for one. Xmrripos, a, ov, sad ; opposed to fi(j>paiv6iifvos.
\mria>, to grieve.
to
be
Sept. Prov. 17, 22.

^vTnjTiKos,
II,
T),
OV,
causing grief or trouble.

\v7njp6s, painful.
Plut.
657 A.
T),
XvTHKos,
III,
OV,
=
12.
Damage.
688 A.
"Kvmvapiov, see Xovmvapiov.
\imp6îos, ov. (kvjrpos, îos) living wretchedly.

Strab.
7, 5,
of a long syllable into two short ones; as or Heph. 5, 6. 13, 1. for 6. Omission of the conjunction. Pseudo(Compare aovvSeTov.) Demetr. 33, 16. 7. Rescriptum avrtypatpri, rescript, the answer of the emperor to a petition. Phoc. Con. Due. 325. Novell. 289, dva(f>opas. Ptoch. 2, 550. Comn. I, 158, 20. 9. Seminal emission. Alex. Aphr. 43, 10. Vit. Nil. Jun. 100 C ToC Permission, leave. bmrdâoBaL em ttjs Tpam^rjs Xvuiv Xaêiv.
Xuo-JTf'Xeia, as,
rj,
(XvcriTeXris)
to XucriTeXcs,
2, 2,
Xvirpoyeas,
(ov, (yrf)
249,1.
I,
294,13.
172, 19.
Also,
fj,
Also,
with poor
soil.
Philon Philon
II,
advantage,
profit.
Sept.
Mace.
27.
Jo.<:.
Xujrpoyaioff.
App.
11,
Polyb. 32, 13, 11.
Diod.
1,
36, et alibi.
XuTrpdyeios.
46, 23.
XmrpoTTji,
jjTos,
(XuTrpoi)
poorness of
soil.
Strab.
-2, 5,
32.
Poll 5, 136, condemned. Ant. 16, 9, 1. Moer. 228, condemned. Impersonal Xvo-iTeXei, it Xva-iTsXea, to profit. ; better. Luc 1 7, 2, avra et XiBos ovlkos rre-
\vTrp6)(a>pos, ov,
9, 4, 11.
{xi>pa) zzz Xinrpgyfas.
Strab.
pUeirai nepl tov rpdxvXov avTOv,
rj
tva
\vp-aoMs,
S. 20.
ov,
1.
Epigr. 56,
Contracted
I,
6,
singer to
the
lyre.
\vpco86s.
Agath. Antip.
CKavSaXiOTi tS>v piiKpav rnvrav eva. Alex. Xv(ri-<pdppaKov, ov, to, antidote.
XvooTTopra, ra, a kind of sport.
A. 569.
Leant. Cypr.
473 A. B. Strab. 1, 2, 3, Xvpiô), iVo), to play on the lyre. Muson. 240. Plut. II, 1037 C. p. 24, 16. Clem. A. n, 336 A. Diog. 2, 32.
Plut.
1713 D.
Xvca-a,
ris,
Nnz.
I,
Xaiav.
Greg. 2. Heresy. 17, raUdness. 1096 A. Philostrg. 508 A, tS>v MaviProd. CP. 869 B, of Macedonius.
Digitized
by Microsoft
XvaerrjEK
Xv(r(Tîs, ea-(Ta, ev, (\vtra-a) rabid.
Ill,
724
Greg. Naz.
\vxvi<rKos, ov, o,
Xooyaviov
little
Xvxvos-
Lucian.
II, 127,
457 A.
ov,
Xria-a-oSrjKTOS,
(Xutrcra,
8dKva>)
=
6,
an imaginary
viro \v(t-
fish.
\vxvo-ei.Br]s, es, lamp-like.
Iambi. Adhort, 360.
cravTOi Kvvos Srjxdeis, bitten by a
mad
57.
dog.
Orig.
XvxvoKavTeco, Tjaa, (jcavrqs') to light lamps. Poll.
Diosc.
II,
1,
132, p. 126.
Anton.
Jul.
7,178.
61.
Dion
C. 63, 20, 4.
fj,
277 A.
fj,
"Kvxvonavna, as,
"Kvxvayjria.
Athen.
15,
\va-(TO-iiavta, as,
frenzy.
436 B.
Ei's
\vt6v, ov, to, quid ?
Agath. Epigr. 64
ra
\vTa
Xvrpav,
Zrjvcovos
Si/os,
tov ôirtKews(\va>) draught-house. o,
Diod. II, 525, 62, o aBava\vxvos, ov, 6, lamp. Tos, the ever-burning lamp in the Temple.
Xvxvo(()avr)s, cs,
(^(j>aiva)
Sept.
shining like a lamp.

Posidon.
Reg.
4, 10, 27.
fj,
Petr. Sic. 1296 B.

(KvTpda)) a redeeming, ransomSept. Lev. 25, 29.
\vxvo(f)6pos, ov,
\irpa>a-is, ecus,
=: Xvxvov
4, 52, p.
(l>epa)v.
ing, deliverance.
9.
I,
Ps. 48,
apud Athen.
2, 9, p.
Plut. Patriarch. 1132 B. Luc. 1, 68. Particularly, redemption, in a 1032 B.
478.
aros,
Plut.
to,
I,
214 D. Jos. Apion. 646 E. F.

Schol.
Arist.
Xvxvatp.a,
lint.
Ach.
religious sense.
Clem. R.
1, 12.
Iren. 664
II,
1174.
\va>, to loose, unfasten, loosen, etc.
I, 9,
2.
A.
Doctr. Orient. 676.
Clem. A.
644 C.
Sept. Esdr.
the
Spring of water.
Sept. Judic. 1, 15,
46, TOV vofwv, to open the book of

1, ttjv
t/Sarof.
Law. Dion. H. V, 540,

redeemer.
neploSov, ends.
pi'yij
XvTpoyrrjpios, a, ov, delivering.

XurpiBT?)9, ov, 6, deliverer,
Chron. 18, 20. Sept. Lev.
Diosc.
1,
56.
1,
77, p.
80,
TeTapraio,
breaks, cures.
PUlon I, 188, Ps 18, 15, et alibi. Just. Tryph. 30, Luc. Act. 7, 35. Eus. n, 841 B. p. 540 B. Sept. Lev. 25, 31. XvTparos, r], ov, redeemable.
25, 31. 32. 20. 32, Tols AeviTOts.
"Kvxvatos, a, ov,
loosen the
Xvg-as
Xenocr. 45, ttjv koCXIov, to Plut. I, 374 D ToS ttoSos bowels.

'EXXaSa
-o'dai
roiis
to
TTjV
rov
TpaxrjXov
melt.
ScSexei/.
Herodn.
Novell. 6
8elv,
to
8, 4, 3,
;(K$var,
ydp,ovs.
Just. Imper.
Aijeu/ te
ml
loose
and
bind, to have absolute
:^
6,
\vxvia'tos.
Joann. Mosch.
lamplighter.
power.
Tols.
Jos. B. J. 1, 5, 2.
Sept.
2.
B
To
absolve,
2908 A.
Xvxvcmrqs, ov,
XvxvawrpLa,
as,
to forgive.
Job
42,
9, tt/v
Apapriav aie\v(rev ai-
(Kvxvos,
anrto)
Joann. Mosch. 3072
Ovk
Psell. Sticli. 319.

fj,
female lamplighter.
Inscr.
TQV TO TOV d(j)opia'pov i7rirLp.iov, z^ tov eVirifiiov TOV dcf>opia-p.ov. Jejun. 1917 B. 1925 B,
481
\vxva\j/ia,
TOV ôp.o\oyQvpevov.
as,
rj,
L. illuminatio, a lighting of Athen. 15, 61. Epiph. lamps, illumination.

II,
3.
To
5,
resolve
short ones (
for
a long syllable into two Drac. 131, 18. ).

Aristid. Q. 57, ras paxpas
757 B.
Socr. 640 A.
Cyrill.
A. X, 137
Lucian.
Sept.
II,
Heph.
els
'6.
8, 11.
C.
Chron. 572, 11.

6,
Ppax^las.
4.
Solvo,
33 B.
to
break (end)
Xvxveaiv, Svos,
92.
lamp-repository.
fast.
Hieron.
11,
Xvxvia, as,
25, 31.
f),
lamp-stand, candlestick.
Ex.
Sir. 26, 17.
Mace.
1, 1,
21.
Inscr.
PMon II, 150, 38. Lucian. 11, 2852,13. 608. Arlem. 103. Phryn. P. S. 50, 22, condemned.
Xvxvtalos,
9. a, ov,
A, Trjv vTjarfiav. Mosch. 3029 C, ttjv vrjarelav sk tov olvov, to be allowed to drink wine. Quin. Can. 29, TTiv irepirrrjv, to eat meat on holy Thursday
(in Passion-week).
Eus. Alex. 324 Joann. Eustrat. 2396 B.
Xmâo/ioi, to mutilate, etc.
belonging
to
a lamp.
Sext. 28,
^Tjpevos,
Tj,
ov,
Participle, AeXmleprous,
leper.
Xrpds,
Alex. Aphr. Probl.

Basil.
Tj,
9, 26.
Method. 193
D.
I,
69 A.
pertaining
XvxviKos,
to lamps. Epiph. II, 829 A, ^\laKpo\ Koi Trpoa-fvxai, evening psalms and prayers. Sophrns. 3992 C. PseudoGerm. 401 D. 3. Substantively, to Xu^w6v,
Maneth. apud Jos. Apion. 1, 28. Epiph. 11, Apoplitli. Pallad. Laus. 1018 D. 504 C. (ComSophrns. 3468 B. 117 C. 252 C. pare Greg. Naz. I, 869 A.) Achmet. 107. Xeirpa, leprosy. Xm/Si;, Tjs, f),
Cedr.
Xai^rjo-is,
I,
475,
6.
rj,
Nicet. 73, 28.

injury.
Ptol.
tbe Ritual, the lamplight service, the introductory part of vespers, consisting chiefly of the TrpootpiaKos ifraXpos. Pallad.
Kov, in
eas,
I,
Epiph.
Xcoôofiai
988 D, KeXe^las,
XeTrpoopai.
Tetrab. 151.
Xcnpa. 613 D.
^z=
Gregent.
Laus. 1100 B. Cassian. I, 126 A, Lucernalishora. Const. (536), 1181 A. Eustrat.
Achmet. 107.
XlB^df,
Tj.
6v, (XmjSij)
Xejrpos.
Vit. Basil. 201

6.
2380 B. 1725 B.
et ahbi.
Cyrill. Scyth.
V.
S.
Stud. 1688 C.
325 A. Doroth. Porph. Cer. 115,

Dercyll.
A.
Cedr.
Theoph. 112, 19.

I,
Porph. Cer. 180,
698, 24.
fj,
(See also
rj,
irrikixvios.)
Xdiâxris, eais,
:r= Xm^r].
\vxvis,
I'Sof ,
lychnis,
a gem.
Xayydviov, ov, to, L. paleare, dewlaps.

II,
Sophrns. 3409 C. Lucian.
apud Lyd.
36, 2.
324.
Digitized
by Microsoft

XeoSiK
XmSiVioi', ov, TO,
725
XSpof, ou,
6,
Hayyiylr
the Latin
1 o r u m Micar. 869 B.
the Latin lodicula, coverlet.
Ifids,
thong.
Epiph.
E. 24.
II,
188 B.
o;
Moer. 180.
coverlet!
740
Kapois
\a)84> 'K"^'
lodix,
Arr. P.
M.
Sept. Ex. 580 C. Stud. 1748 C. XSof, ov, 6, lous, a Macedonian month. Jos. B. PZuJ. I, 665 F. .W. 361 D. J. 2, 17, 7. XonroSufrta, as, ri, (XoittoSijtj/s) a stealing of clothes. Jos. B. J. 4, 3, 4. CTem. ^. II, 648 C, XapajiivTov, ov, to, the Latin loramentum,
XS^,
aros, r6,
hem of a garment.
I,
Gregent. 604 B 'Ava fiKomTeacrapwv Xiypaiv Tunrd/ifrai. Sophrns. 3588 B, Leant. Cypr. 1716 D. Genes. 83, 7 2'
avTov âo-aviCei.
28, 29. 30.
Clem. A.
Xapois ijiaa-nêv, gave him two hundred lashes with a thong. 3. A kind of costly scarf worn by noblemen on great occasions, XpvaijKaTos cVmî's. Lyd. 166, 18. Porph.
Cer.
Steph.
25,
15,
et
alibi.
S.
Belt
fciwj.
Diac.
1173 C.
thong.
"Kaplâ,
Dioclet. G. 8, 8.
lira),
Arch =: &^l,.
Jêont.
Achmet. 258.-4. Proc. Gaz. Ill, 2836 D.

(XS>pos, o-oKKos)
Qi.mpos) to scourge, flog.
Xtopoo-OKKOK, ov, TO,
thong-losso,
to
it.
Cypr. 1725 D.
\iapiKaTos, 6,
sier.
or
dapaKiTrjs, cuiras1.
(ToKKos
and
the
thong
attached
loricatus =^
284,
Mauric.
XapoTOfiem,
1, 2.
ijtrto,
Leo. Tact.
6, 10.
Theoph.
ov, TO,
19
(v.
9.
1
'XovpiKaros).
(\aipoT6iios)
o'KVTOTOfieo.
608, 10.
Leo. Tact. 15,
Schol
i
Arisf.
Eq. 767,
XapUwv,
the Latin
or
=:
6&>pa^,
XcopOTOfios, OV, 6, (TCfiva)
:=
o'KVTOTop.os.
Hes.
cuirass.
Theoph.
15, 9 (6,
SKVTOTO/iOS ....
XmptoTos,
17,
490, 15. 594, 3.

2 \ovplov).
Leo. Tact.
5, 4.
OK, striped cloth.
9, TpijuTa.
1
473,
7,
fieTo^wTa.
Porph. Cer. 469, Achmet. 220,
\apiov, ov,ro,
1, 2.
oru
thong, strap.
Sophrns. 3988 B.
Mai.
1
89,
7.
Mauric. Pseudoto ^w'a,
Xa)Ta| or Xdral, ayoj,

Ew.si.
Germ. 393 C.
\S>poii, ov, TO,
Leo. Tact.
5, 4, et alibi.
plural xa \Sipa,
ora
905,
8,
19.
Apost.
32.
Kms.
Psell. Stich. 362.
Xtordpioi', ou, TO,
Mendicant. Chrys. XI, 99 C.

Xrardf.
2.
d,
flute-player
by
trade.
Const.
Cosm.
/nrf.
117 B.
M
M,
later
2. In the represented in Latin by ilf. numerical system it stands for Tea&apaKOVTo, forty, or Tea-a-apaKoa-Tos, fortieth ; with
p,v,
adopts Islamism.
673, 16.
fiayds, ados,
Theoph. 484,
8.
2.
525, 4.
Theoph. Cont. 480,

f),
the bridge of
a stroke before, ,M, for TCTpanuTiivpioi, forty

thousand.
ment.
fiayydva,
Philostr. 487. 778.

fj,
,
a stringed instruHes. Suid.

Suid.
Gloss.
Before
/3',
y, and so on,
some-
V a g n a wine-cask.
6,
times stands for
My'
fia
=
vrj,
fivpioi.
Syncell. 96, 15 err]
Jur.
30,000.
by, in affirmations.
payyavapios, ov,
(/idyyavov)
=:
Theoph. 153, 13
Tact.
pr/s,
r).
5, 7.
6,
27, et alibi.
8.
Also, /iayyavdEus.
I,
engineer.
Leo..
Ma
TTjV 0'ayn)piau O'ov
etâyov avTO.
Theoph. 398,
fia^Xrfirla,
fia/SXtorijs,
incorrect for fiavXccria,
fiayyave-vTTjpiov, ov, to,
(p.ayyavevTr)s) juggler's
/lavXiO'rrjs.
shop.
to. Utile
Themist. 83, 23.

ov,
6,
fiayddtov,
ov,
fxayds.
Lucian. Deor.
liayyavevTTjs,
juggler.
IV,
224
Dial.
7, 4.
payaplâ),
befoul,
taa,
iaBrjV,
UTfiivos,
A.
fio\vva>,
to
IMiyyaviKos,
rj,
ov,
juggling.
Epiph.
et alibi.
309 C.
2,
pollute,
Coteler.
48.
2.
defile,
contaminate.
Nom.
614,
11.
To
fiayyaviKdv, engine.
6.
Chron. 537,
6,
et alibi.
travesty of ayapiâ.
Theoph. 581,
6, 27.
589,
Leo. Tact.
Leant.
Method.
CP. 1316
C.
Theoph.
14, 83, et alibi.

ov,
Theoph. Cant. 132, 19, et alibi. Achmet. 12. [The word is of Semitic origin. Compare
fiayyavo-Saificov,
devoted
to
magic.
ns'inn, draught-house
luiyapiKov, ov, to,
D'Xin
Cypr. n, 1980 B.
payyavov, ov, t6,
o-icaip.]
p,rixdvrifid,
firixavr),
engine,
pieyapiKov,
earthen vessel.
machine,
contrivance.
Eus.
14.
II,
617
C.
Porph. Cer. 467,

ItayapuTfws, ov,
tion.
6,
2.
673, 4.
defilement, pollu-
Epiph.
II,
(fiayapiô))
537, 14.
Mauric. 160 A. Theoph. 59, 2. 60,

spell,
11, 3.
Chron.
Hes.
food.
I,
2. 1596 C.
ov,
Jejun. 1924 A, the eating of unclean
Bolt of a door.
A travesty of dyap<r/ids.
6,
Damasc.
3. Charm,
pdyyiyjr,
enchantment, philter,
2.
pay-
yavela, yor/Tevpa.
(fiayapiâ)
Hes.
Suid.
luryapiTris,
2) renegade, one
payyXaîov, payyXaîTrjs, incorrect for
who renounces
the Christian religion and
pdyKt^, ptayitXdîov, payKXaîrris.
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by Microsoft
fiayeipeia
IMayeipfia, as,
fj,
726
X, 1036 A.
1240 C.
fiayovXov
Chal.
(nayeipeia) cooked food, dish.
1089 A.
Theod. 10;
Stud. 1713 C.
liayelpicra-a,
r]s, fj,
Achmet. 242.
(fidyeipos)
female cook.
Sept.
Reg.
1, 8, 13.
es,
Lyd. 173, Prise. 149, 19, et alibi. Justinian. Cod 1,17, 3. 189, 11, et alibi. Proc. I, 39, 15. Ill, 136, 18. 3, Prooem.
liayetpaiSrjs,
like
cook.
Eunap. V.
S. 63
(110).
fiayevTTjs,
Agath. 233, 20. Master, teacher,

payia-TpoTtjs,
rjTos,
=
r},
Euagr.
the
office
2656
B.
2.
bthda-KoKos.
Gloss. Jur.
ov,
6,
(payevo)) enchanter,
sorcerer.
of
payurrpos.
Dion C.
payeiat,
52, 36, 3.
fj,
Eus.
Achmet. 275.
to
11,
769 A.
payevrpia, as,
evtro),
enchantress.
(pdyos^
1, 9,
to
enchant,
practise
pdyuTTpos. payiaTmp, opos, 6, 2. Master, teacher. 20.
Theoph.
Hes.
282,
Also,
Luc. Act. 8, 9. Clem. A. 11, 648 A, in a good sense. Achmet. 275. 2. To he versed in the philosophy of the Magi. Plut. I, 1012 D. 1014 A. Apocr. Act. Philipp. in payia payeia.
magic.
Apollod.
28, 2.
pata-Tcop.
Porph. Cer.
26, 21.
27, 8.
Suid.
Iren. 580 A.
Tatian. 804 A.
Psell.
12.
Curop. 44, 11. 1161 B. Codin. 135, 137, 8, master-workman, master-builder.

Suid.
c
i
payKLTraros :=: epayKinaTos.
payKmiov,
ov,
to,
(m a n u
p i u m)
Socr.
bakery
5,
Hellad. 17.
paylSapis
trough.
where coarse bread is (titul.). Vit. Euthym.

Theoph. 363, 4.
payKiTria-o-a,
I,
rjs, fj,
sold.
18
2.
28.
1,
Chron. 629,
176.
^=
frlXtptov.
little
Lex. Botan.
Ptoch.
the wife
paylhiov, ov, to,
payis, a
kind of kneading30.
of a pdyKf^.
Ptoch.
Ptoch.
Arr. P.
ov,
M. E.
Schol. Arist.
177. 182.
Nub. 1248.
payiKos,
17,
7,
rj,
pdyKiiros, ov, to,
pdyKi^fr.
1, 174.
magic us,
Philon
1, 1.
magical.
316, 18,
Sept. Sap.
cTruTrfiprj.
pdyKi^,
CTTos,
6,
maneeps,
baker who
seUs
Texyrj.
II,
coarse bread, or simply baker.
Socr. 609 C.
Alex.
Stud.
"Bseudo-Phocyl. 149.
ypa(j)ai.
Just. Apol.
1,
14.
2, 5,
Diog.
Orig.
I,
1080 A.
1425
B.
Suid. 'AvnaBevrjs ....
612 B. Lyd. 69, 16. 200, 4. Eus. 444 C. CyrUl. Scyth. V. S. 225 C. 1744 C.
/iay/cXd/StOK, ov, to,
payiirhiov, see pafryibiov.
(m anus, clavus)
Porph. Adm.
oi
strap
paylo-Tsp, epos, 6, the
Latin
magister, ^=
2. 4.
for chastising offenders.

10.
236,
pdyia-Tpos.
Cer.
7,
19^
payKKa^vrai.
Theoph.
'-Etv-
payiarepios, u, ov,
6.
magisterius.
Simoc. 72,
ov,
Cont.
yj/e
m,
23.
681,8.
tj
Achmet. 221
147,
3,
dpxvless
Tiva payK\dîa
;â/>fai'ta.
249, p. 232
payixTTepiov,
correct payitrrTjpiov,
to,
"EXaê payKkdîa
payKXajBiTrjs, ov, 6,
8a>pov.
magisterium.
233,
19.
Lyd. 176,
payia-Toptov.
6.
189, 21.
(jaayKXd/3tov)
strap-bearer.
Also,
Hippol. 553 A.
211, 19.
Also,
payicrrpiov.
Martyr. Theoph.
The emperor's
officers
strap-bearers were certain
furnished
with straps
9.
or
thongs.
5,
Porph. Adm. 208,

1.
Theoph. Cont. 231,
paytarparov, ov, to, the Latin
Proc. Ill, 97, 5 as v.

10.
magistratus. Porph. Adm. 208,
et alibi.
II,
Codin. 105, 10.
(Compare
Plut.
210,
3.
6,
pdyXa,
(pdyuiTpos) L. agens in re-
280 A, the attendants of Romulus.) TO, a kind of spice. Arr. P. M. E.
12.
payKTTpiavos, ov,
bus.
payXdîov, payKaîTrjs, incorrect for paynXdîov,

payKXaîTrjs.
Pallad. Laus. 1251 D. Nil. 172 B. Chal. 876 D. Theod. IV, 308 C. 328 D. Gelas. 1356 A. Apophth. 97 B. 1356 B. Lyd. 199, 23. Justinian. Cod. 12, 61, 7.
payiarpiov, see payiarepiov.
payia-Tpicra-a,
r]s, rj,
pdypa, aros, n, 96 B.
to,
{pdaam)
(pvpapa.
Galen.
pdyia-rpos.
a g i s t r a the wife of a Porph. Cer. 67, 15.

,
Mayvavpa, as, fj, Magnaura, a magnificent palace in Constantinople. Theoph. 423, 11, et alibi. Also, Mawavpa. Porph. Cer. 125,
.payi(rTp6-Krjv(ros,
(r<ov
ov,
6,
= paynrrpos
,
11.
TOiV ktjv-
pdyvrforaa,
rjs,
fj,
r=
payvfjTis.
Greg. Naz. HI,
or Tov
laivcrov,
1, 2,
magister census.
17
/S"
1005 A, \i6os.
payvrjTis, iSos,
p. 812.
fj,
Justinian. Cod.
Gloss. Jur.
(Novell. 127, 2).

master,
magnet.
Diosc.
5,
143 (144),
payuTTpos, ov,
lord.
6,
magister
3. 2.
apxv, 5.
1,
pdyvos,
Nicol.
ov,
the Latin
magn u s
2, 3.
peyas.
Ohjmp. 450,
471,
Justinian.
64,
D. 101.
6,
Strab. 13,
Novell. 127,
<7a>v.
2.
I,
Basilic. 47,
t&v
Krjv-
pdyos, ov,
magus,
seq.
,
78.
Persian philosopher.
The master of
the imperial house-
Matt.
cal
2, 1,
Just.
Tryph.
736 B.
hold, the chief officer of
600 A. Basil. IV, 316 B. Pallad. V. Chrys. 17 F. Zos. 165, 5. 91, 2, o0(îKiW. Philostrg. 593 C. NU. 280 B. Isid. in A. Cyrill. A.
Athan.
the emperor's palace. 608 B, tov ircâriov.
Ignat. 932 A.
Orig.
I,
2.
Pseud-
Magi4,
payiKos,
an
adjective.
PhUostr,
Tcxvri.
pdyovXov, ov, TO, the Latin a 1 a =: yvdOos, jaw. Implied in KaratpdyovXov, ovopdyovKos.
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by Microsoft
fj.ayovaai,o<;
27
Melamp.
of Persia.
503.
! I
fiaKapiot;
2.
Ploch.
Cheek
1,
=.
rat
wapcid.
2.
TlVl.
To make a
2,
disciple
of.
to
instruct
Just.
-67,val
324.
iidyos,
Vit.
ftayovaaios, ov, 6,
Matt. 28, 19. Apol. 1, 15.
13, 52.
4.
Ignat. 648 A.
Orig.
I,
957
Epiph. 41 C.
âyif&la, as, ^, (fiayaStis) a kind of Athen. 14, 14. Eudoc. M. 352.
liaycfBos, ov, 6,
pantomime.
padr/TiKas (liadTjTtKos), adv. uiith docility. Conf Schol. 104 A.

paSrjTpia,
as,
r),
Max.
2,
actor.
juxSdpa,
(fidyos, ^Sos) a kind of stageAthan. 14, 14. Eudoc. M. 351. a kind of vessel or 6oa(. Arr. P. M. E.
r=
following.
9,
Diod.
52,
p. 164, 45.
Luc. Act.
36.
Moer. 242.
Diog.
4, 2.
I'Sos,
36.
/loSapoo), oKTo), (fuiSapdy) to
to
paBrp-pis,
^,
{paBrjTrjs)
I,
pluck off one's
Aair,
pwpa.
/iaia, as,
PAjVort
6,
maie bald. Sept. Nehem. I plucked off their hair.

nites.
13, 25, airovs,
Ma66aios, ov,
17,
=
9.
273, 24. 25.

Mai-âfdc.
female disciple or Moer. 242.

Matt.
9, 9.
grandmother.
6,
Iambi. V. P. 114.
Strab.
1 2, 8,
MaSiavn-ai, av, also MaStT/i/aiot, av,

Cyrill.
fi,
oi,
Midia-
palavSpos, ov,
15.
ivinding figure.
A.l,S1iC.
,
Aristeas
yAâ,
rjs,
massa
mass, lump.
5, 91.
et Drac. 27.
10, XinxTov.
Diosc.
.Tos.
Leo. Tact. 14, 57.
Sept. Bel Ant. 5, 1, 19,7. Suid.
MatK^ras, a or ov,
25.
iliore
6,
Maecenas. Philon
1, 2.
11,
597,
C. 52,
paipda-a-a, to burst or Jreafc /ortA.
5e^(.
Job
HiiKaBai, fidât (rvKav,
38, 8.
Jer. 4, 19.
fm^dpiov, ov, TO, quid ?

;b.
/aafi'i'
Joann. Mosch. 3028
Matvrj,
Tjs, f), Maine, a town near the cave of Taenarum. Porph. Adm. 224, 4. [Several
for jia^lov.
little
jMîov, ov, TO,
juaâ.
fiK ToS eiSrjpov.
Apophth. 88 To /iaGeopon. 20, 33, of dough.

Schol. Arist. Pac.
1.
centuries after the time of Porphyrogenitus, the French erected in the vicinity of this
cave the fort
Mnii/17,
Maivr) (in
two
syllables),
Suid.
paôpai
413.
Kvpîa ....
fidtrrropai.
imôvop,(iov, ov, TO,
or mdvri. Conquest. 1677 seq. 1711. 3004. 3174. Pach. I, 88, 4. Nic. Greg. I, 80, 1.
paôvofuov.
Psell. Stich.
paôvopov, TO,
paCoipKas,
;=
paôv6pos.
Inscr. 2852, 50.
a, 6,
perhaps
:^ pav^r/pdr.
the signs
Theoph.
Cont. 673, 21. 674.
Phrantzes 17, 10. 131, 1. 133, 5. 391, 4. At present the name Mavr/ is applied to a district comprised in the ancient Laconia, and including the site of Maii/i;.] pd'ios, a, the Latin aius Dion. H. IV,
jmôvpm6,
Hebrew nn;rD,
of the zodiac?
Hieron.
I,
Sept. Reg. 4, 23, 5.
618 (367).
ics.
Job 38, 32. Eus. Alex. 453 B.

to.
paBtjpa, aros, to, plural
padfjpaTa, mathemat1,
Strab.
1,
Plut. II, 718 E.

oi
Ot
1,
19.
3,
11.
17, 3,
22.
ajro tS>v padrfparcov,
z^
Plut. I, 161 D, TheopMl. 1161 B. Martyr. Polyc. 1 044 D. 'O paios prju, mensis maius, or maius, May, the month of May. Dion. H. I, 97,2. /nscn 5879. Plut. I, 72 D. 11,272 B. 284 F.
6, elbois,
2149,
idibus maiis.
KaXai'SSi'.
paSrjpaTiKoL
132.
Philon
I,
Cleomed. 31, 21. Nicom. 577, 25. 2. The Creed
pdiovKwv, see papouKiov.

pa'iovpat, a, 6,
453 C. Justinian. Cod. 1, 7, 6, 8'. ieon^. I, 1217 C. 1220 D. Eutych. 2404 A. (Compare Orig. I, 1516 B Toir otto tSk ifpoiK ypappaTwu
TO
<Tvpfio\ov
Trjs
marews.
Socr.
paOfjpaaiv.)
majuraa, May-day. Jul. 362 Lyd. 91. Mai. 285, 2. Theoph. 699, 4. 2. Largitio, largess, presents given to the soldiers. Porph. Cer. 451, 10. 452, 1. Mdiovpas, a, 6, Majuma or Maj'oma, a place Hieron. 11, 30 C. near Gaza. Soz. 948
D.
ipaBripanKds,
mathematical : astrological. Porphyr. Y.Pyth. 12. Hierocl. C. A. 174, 6. 2. Substantively, (a) d paSr/panKos, mathematician : astrologer. Polyb. Cleomed. 96, 12. 9, 19, 9. Strab. 1, 3, 11. Philon I, 589, 9. Plut. U, 601 C. Cell. 1,
r),
ov,
B.
paiovplâi,
91.
Ma'iovpirrjs, ov, 6,
ta-a,
Sext. 745, 4.
to
celebrate
May-day.
Lyd.
Socr.
a native of Majuma.
1221 C.
pdlovviov, pataTtap. see papovXiov, paylarap.
pa'imprjs,
9.
^ntora. 4, 48.
et alibi.
56X^.126,26.
728,30,
majores =^
7],
pciôvcs.
Plut.
I,
72
(1>)
astrology.
^ padr/panKri, sc. im,(rTr]prf, Sext. 616, 20. /amW. 728, 20.
D.
paKOTiKos,
OV,
Myst. 277,
ics.
2.
(c)
= =
patevTtKos.
Antyll.
apud
pay.
to.
padrjpanKd, mathematinstruc-
Orib. II, 425, 6, Si'^pos.
Strab.
fj,
7, 3, 1.
palwrpa,
:
mv,
I,
Ta,
(paioopai)
midwife's
pajBrfreia, as,
(paSriTevo)) discipleship
I,
Lucian.
226.
tion.
Dion Chrys.
155,42.
I,
Just.
Tryph.
53, p. 593 B.
^ffrfrevo),
Orig.
544 C.
773 C.
paKapL (paKapiovy Hes. that !
etSe,
utinam
would that
(cal
AMe ....
Suid. "Oêkes
C,
nvi
evaa, to be a paOrfTrfs. Plut. II, 832 Clem. A. I, 761 B. Orig. I, 677 C.
'OêXoy ....
paxdpios, a, ov, happy.
Superlative paxapia-
Digitized
by Micrgsoft
fjuaKapiOTTj^
728
puiKeip, see
fiaxp oSoa
puKfp.
11.
TOTos, heatissimus, a title given to bishops.
Athan. I, 353 B. 373 A. Basil. Carth. 1251 C. Ephes. 1073 IV, 980 A. Justinian. Monopli. 1137 Chal. 825 A. C. In the followD. Joann. Mosch. 3012 A. ing passages it is applied to the emperor Porph. Adm. 156, 7. 187, 4. Jul. 379 A.
Sard.
5.
pAkcX,
Jur.
6,
Leo Cham. 113, MaKtXKdpws ....

butcher.
T),
Ghst.
fUiKfXKdprjs,
6,
^=. puiKeWdpios.
Ptoch.
1,
335. 337.
pjiKeWdpios, ov,
Xijs,
6,
macellarius
Gloss.
Gloss.
KpemnaEust.
butcher.
Jur.
188, 11.
fuiKapioTrjs, rjTus,
Thessalon. Capt. 413, 18.
bishops.
vfieripa-
tuam.
3.
given to 1259 A, ^ Hieron. I, 358 (41) Beatitudinem Chal. 83S B. Ephes. -jJUI A.
r/,
L. beadiudo, a
title
paKeKKeiov, ov, to,

C.
Carth. 1254 B, ifiwv.
Ptoch.
rjt,
1,
fj,
paxeWrf, D.
pxiKeWTjs,
Justinian. Cod.
1, 1, 7,
r'-
1, 3,
43.
Novell.
rj, ij,
d,
6,
= ^ =
333.
p.dKeXXov.
Plut.
II,
752
pidKeXKov.
Plut.
II,
277
paKeiCKdpios.
Gloss. Jur.
Joann. Mosch. 3073 A, jj avTov. Leont. 2. Macariotes, Cypr. 1692 A, to an abbot. a Vaêntinian Aeon, the spouse of iK<Kq(naIren. 449 B. a-TiKos.
MaKeWr/s,
the cognomen of the emperor Leo the Great. Match. 231.

T],
paKfXKiKos,
6v,
(pjiKfWov')
KpeamakiKOs.
fmKapioai
to
render fiaKapios.
VavAo-Chrys.
fiaKapta-fioi,
Fsend-Athan. IV, 656 B. Clim. 952 B. paKeWov, ov, to, the Latin macellum
KpcamaKiov,
slaughter-house,
1,
IX, 862 A.
liaKapiafJiOi, ov, 6,
u
the
blessing.
Ol
butcher's shop.
11,
Paul.
Cor.
10,
25.
Plut.
277 D.
Beatitudines,
Beatitudes,
consisting of
Orig. I, 473 D. 909 B. Matt. 5, 3-12. ni, 1425 B. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 552 C. Chrys. Apophth. IGb'B. I, 137 A. 534 A.
fiaKapLdTpta, as,
rj,
Dion C. 61, 19, 1. Pallad. Laus. 1066 D. Aster. 473 B. Socr. 177 A. Mai. 287, 5.
pdKcKKos, ov,
6,
zi=
preceding.
r
Schol. Arist.
Eq. 137.
p-aKep,
^zz
rj
p.aKapiôv(ra.
Clim.
epos,
1,
To,
mac
an Indian
spice.
860 A.
fiaKapio-Tas
(îiaKapLfjros),
.Tos.
Diosc.
so as to be
deemed
111 (110). Arr. P. Galen. XIII 205 C.
M. E.
^p.
happy.
Ant.
2, 6, 1.
imKapirris, ov, 5,
of happy memory, used in connection with the name of a departed friend. Plut. II, 912 B Tou p^Kapirov vleos o-ov.
Lucian.
Ill,
293 'O paKaplT-qs
390
A MaKaptrrjs iyeviTO,
etrla-KOiros
trov Tvai-qp.
Jul.
ansSavev.
n, 912 B,
Herpos
Athan. Porph. Adm.
241, 21 'O paKapirrji 6 âcriKevs Kvpis Piopavos, the lord the emperor Romanus of happy memory. Fem. ^ paxapms, iSor. Lucian. Ill, 54 Trjv paKaplTiv p.ov yvvaiKa.
S'lso MaKdx, BoKa, to, Mekkeh, Mecca. Meet. Byz. 729 A. 793 B. 720 B. MaKKO^diKos, T), ov, (MaKKaâios) of the Maccabees. Id MaKKoâiKa, the booh of Maccabees. Clem. A. I, 852 B. II, 145 A. Orig. I, 592 A. n, 268 B. MaKKafidios, ov, 6, Maccabaeus, an epithet. Sept. Mace. 1, 2, 4. In the plural, the Mac-
MoKEXi
cabees.
Orig.
I,
186 B.
Sept. Ps,
5, 99, 3. 21, 1,
paKpdv, adv. L. procul, far. Tivos. Polyb. 3, 45, 2.
dm
2,
Epict.
fiaKeSovrja-tov,
incorrectly puKeBovicnov, ov,
to,
9,
21, dirb toC y^prjcrBm tovtok,
far from
(MaKcSovia)
206.
i=
<TeXivov,
parsley.
Achmet.
using.
Suid. Sc'ppeis ....
(Diosc.
'
SeXtvov, TQ Kai TrerpoaeXivov
70 (77) tovto divsTat ev
paKpo^laa-is, fas,
life.
fj,
(/Slow)
3,
=^
14.
poKpo^mnjs, long
Basil. Ill, 204
Sept.
Baruch
rj,
MaKfSovia iv
MaKfSoviavos,
rj,
dnoKpfifu'oi.s TOTrots-)
ov,
B.
poKpoPioTia, as,
of Macedonius. of Macedonius.
B.
paKehovi^ta,
with, the
icra,
Macedonianus, a follower Did. A. 545 B. Socr. 65 Theod. IV, 424 A.
Substantively,
to
(MaKeSovtos')
pLaKpo^wTTjs.
Clem.
I,
416 A.
puKpoôXla,
as.
rj,
{paKpoôKos) a throwing far.

262,
2.
Strab. 3, 5,
1, p.
(MaiceStow)
favor,
or side
paKpo^dkos,
8, 3,
ov, (|3aXAa>)
throwing far.
Trjv
Strab.
Plut.
I,
dialect.
Macedonians. Polyb. 20, 5, 5. 13. 682 C. 2. To use the Macedonian Plut. I, 927 F. Athen. 3, 94.
33, p. 144, 15.

v,
paKpo-yews,
S. 396.
paxpav
ycM/w t^mv. Adam.

Diosc.
2, 18.
MaKfSofiKOf,
rj,
ov,
of MaKeSovios.
Cyrill.
A. X,
poKpoyrjpos, ov, (yripas) very old.
229 A.
MaiceSo'wof, ov,
I, 6,
Lucill 45
II,
-7)pa>s.
701 A.
131 3 B.
Macedonius, a heretic. Athan. Did. A. 548 B Ma-
pa<poyi)pms, adv. in very advanced age. 425.
Artem.
Carth.
(ceSoKtoi zz=.
M.aKfSovmvoi.
paKpoSamjs,
h,
(SdncSov)
extensive.
paK^hoviaiov, see paKehovfjawv.
Can.
17
TO pacpoSawes, great extent of terri-
paKfhovuTTL {poKiSoviâi), adv. in the

dialect.
Xelv.
Macedonian
694 C, ko-
tory.
Plut.
I,
592 B,
rfj (pavfj.
pMKpoSla, as,
ri,
= paKpd
odds.
Epiph.
I,
1036
Digitized
by Microsoft
/MUKpo-eiSri'i
HaKpo-iSri9, 9, rather long.
729
poKpoovpos,
ov,
fiaKpoTovQ)i;
(oipd) long-tailed.
ijo-a,
Haxpo-eiKeXor, ov,
Erotian. 208.
preceding.
Epiph.
1,
953
paKponapiiXriKTe'o),
{irapaKriya,)
Achmet. 152. to have a
C.
fWLK.poeriâ, icra, (eras) to
continue long.
Stud.
1228 C.
jUiKporjix4pV(ns, eojs,
life.
r),
long penult. Drac. 30, 6. paKpompiodfVTais (nfpioSevm), adv. in a roundabout way. Apollon. D. Pron. 261 B.
paKpo-irepioSos, ov,
(^fiaKporjfiepevoa) length
of
Sept. Sir. 1, 12.

ev<ra>,
30, 22.
to
periods, in style.
he longSir.
of long periods, using long Did. A. 781 B.

(paKponvoos)
I,
paKporipepeva,
lived.
3, 6.
(jiaKpoi)p,pos!)
paKpoTTvoia,
as,
f),
long
breath.
Sept. Deut. 5, 33.
Judio.
2, 7.
Antyll.
apud
Orib.
535, 10.
Achmet. 196,
p.
172
Sept. Deut.
paKpoTTOpeco,
paKporjpepos, ov, (rjpfpa) long-lived.

4,
40.
fj,
paxpoâui, as,
sarius 1148.
(ô)^) =;= paKpoîorqs.
Cae-
ijero), (paxpajropos) to travel far. Strab. 8, 3, 29, p. 136, 1. paxpoTTopia, as, f), long journey. Strab. 14, 1, 9. paxpo-TTopos, ov, of long extent, long. Prod.
Parm. 472
(5).
*imKp66ev (paxpos), adv.
from afar
137 T.
Chrysipp.
9,
paxpo-Tiovs, ovv, long-footed.

ly,
2.
498.
Substantive-
apud
Atlien. 4, 14, p.
Sept. Josu.
6 paxpoTTovs, a species of insect injurious
13 'Ek yT/r paKp66ev ^xapev. Tobit 13, 11. Strab. 3, 3, 4. Judith 13, 11. 'Atto //aicprfSept. Esdr. 2, 3, 13. 6(v, from afar. Ps.
to vegetation.
Euchol.
ov,
p.
paxpOTTpoa-amos,
(Tcpoa-aitov')
long-faced.
137,
6.
Long
bear.
before,
Matt. 26, 58. PoZem. 214. of time. Polyh. 1, 65, 7.

rjaco, r)(ra,
2.
forSir.
Andr. C. 1304 C. Theoph. Cont. 468, 17. paxpo-nmyav, a>vos, 6, long-bearded. Strab. 11,
2, 1.
paKpoBvpia,
2,4.
2, 6,
to be
paKpoOvpos,
to
Sept.
Job
26.
7, 16.
Prov. 19, 11.
paxpoppivos, ov, (pis) long-nosed. et alibi.
Mai. 105,
8,
18,11.
14.
2, 8,
29,8. Baruch4, 25. Mace. Matt. 18, 26. Patriarch.
paxpo-ppvyxos, E.
lables.
ov,
long-beaked.
Galen. IV, 27
7ren.
1128 A. Plut. n, 556 B.

rj,
593 F.
^rtem. 325.
*paxp6s, a, ov, long sounds, vowels, and sylAristot. Categ. 6, 3.
paxpoBvpia, as,
(paKpodvpos) long-suffering,
Esai.
57,
15.
Poet. 21, 23.
Dion. Thr. 631,

7.
Rhet. 3, 8, 6. 3. Dion. H.
19 Maxpos Heph. 1, 2.
9.
forbearance.
15.
Sept.
1,
Jer.
15,
V, 64,
8.
74,
PhUon
II,
5.
I,
29,
Mace.
2, 4,
1,
8,
4.
Aristeas
21.
Kom.
R.
et alibi.
Jos. B. J. 6, 1, 5.
Paul. Clem.
(i>e6yyos.
Plut.
737 E.
short.
Pseudo-Demeilr. 23,
Q. 45,
13.
ov,
6.
one long
= two
80, 4. 90,
Aristid.
Sext. 626, 30.

ij
paKp6-6vpos,
Sept.
long-suffering,
forbearing.
Ex. 34,
Num.
tiiA
14, 18.
=
sc.
Longin. Frag.
paxpd-^
paxpodipas, adv.
26, 3.
forbearance.
Luc. Act.
elpi.
Substantively, (a) ^ paxpd, Trpoa-aBca, the mark (") placed over a long
Sext. 624, 15. (b) to paI, v). macron of the parabasis of a comcalled also jrvlyos- Heph. Poem. 14, 2.
(a,
2.
4, 4.
[Mai. 101, 17
fiaxpri
vowel
rjcro),
paKpoKaTa\r]KTU),
=^
paKpoKardKriKTOs
5.
xpov, the
Drac. 19, 17.

long syllable.
^rcarf. 193,
edy
ending in a
paKpoKaTaKrjKTOs, ov,
(KaraX^yco)
paxpo-<Txapvlov, ov, to, long seat, bench (settee ?).
Pron. 272 A.
Drac. 58, 9. Apollon. D. 363 C. Arcad. 193, 1.

f],
Porph. Cer. 531,

paxpoaxios, ov,
Orig.
I,
15.
{fTxia)
casting a long shadow.
paxpoKaToKq^la, as,
the being paRpoKaraX-qKros.
469 D.
ov,
Cramer. IV, 381, 10.

paKp6-Kdv\os, ov, with a long stalk. Diosc.
2,
paxpe-(m)(os,
206.
of many
lines.
Soz.
1060
B.
paKpoKcwov,
(^journey)
ov, TO,
(c e
s s
s)
long progress
performed
235, 4.
rjo'ca,
Porph.
Adm.
by the emperor. (Compare Trp6Kev<Tov.)

to
paxpoa-vWaôs, ov, (oTjXXaîj) consisting of long Dion. H. VI, 1069, 4. syllables.

paxpbv Tâyyiov. Stud. MaxpoT^dyyia vTrohrjpara, where viroSripara seems to be superfluous. Sept. Deut. 30, 20, paxporris, riTos, fj, length.
paxpo-T^dyyiov, ov, to,
paxpoKopeoi,
(^Koprj^
have long hair.
1720
Strab. 11, 11, 8, p. 478, 23.
paKpoKcoKos, ov, ((ernXov) with long strings, as a

sling.
Strab. 3, 5, 1, p. 262, 2.
paKpoKoyryriov
Plut. II, 947 E, of vowels
bei paxpoXoyelv.
Clem.
I,
paxpoToveco,
^(ra,
and
syllables.
elpi.
paxporovos
1.
461 C.
paKpopeyiBrjs,
es,
Mace.
(peyedos) large in
to
size.
2, 8,
6 as v.
tj,
Orig.
paxpoTovia,
Antyll.
as,
(paxporovos)
I,
m,
852 B.
fiaa,
apud
Orib.
= paxpoBvpia. 4 =
534,
Sept.
long stretch.
paxpcmvoia.
puiKpo-vo(rea>,
be
sick
a great
while.
*paxp6-Tovos, ov, stretched out.

Philipp. 27.
Philon B. 53.
Epict. 3, 16, 12.

paxpovoa-la, as,
)j,
long or continued sickness.
Artem. 49. PaUad. Laus. 1193 D.

Biosc.
1,
183.
Eus.
II,
121 B.
Sext. paxpoTovas, adv. by being stretched out. 627, 3, with long quantity, as the penult of
"Aprjs.
92
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fiaKpo-Tpa-)(7f\.o^
fiaKpo-rpaxnXos, ov, long-necked.
p.
730
fiaXKano<s
OJ ToXs Lucian.
Ihims
Ill,
X^P"''-
DM.
2,
50,
4>6fi-popî'oi.
Schol.
162, 68.
Strab. 17, 3, 19.
Erotian. 294.
341
MaAdo-o-ew' to
alho'iov,
fiaKpotpXvapriTris, ov, 6, ((pXvapea)) great babbler.
di/a0Xav.)
Lncill. 74,
.fmKpo<l>vX\os,
ov,
fiaxpa
exâ>v
to.
(piWa.
3,
poKadôpai, to be sick or Reg. 2, 13, 5. Par.
iU.
2,
Sept. Gen. 42, 38.

16, 12, rovs ttoSm,
Diosc.
.S,
28 (31).
Strab. 17,
ivas diseased in his feet.
2.
To
be pjAaKos
p,aKp6-xfi.\oc, ov, long-lipped.
19
(= KivatSos).
p.aKdiaov, ov, to,
CyrUl. A. X, 1108
C 3.
as V.
1.
HaKpoxdpaKTrfpos, ov,
(xapaicrrjp)
12.
to
=
be
To commit onanism.
piaKpoTrpo-
Jejun. 1904 C.
p,dXdKiv for poKuKiov.
Apophth. 373 D.
a-ams.
Mai. 106,
rjcra.
small bag or basket

Cyrill. Scyth.
made
S.
of
jiaKpoxpoviai,
(j(p6voi)
long-lived.
Vi,
palm-leaves.
PaHarf. Laus. 1105 B.
Apophth.
&/)(. Deut.
12.
1 7, 20. 32,27. Eus. Alex. 437 B.
Symm. 3oh
300 D. 381 C.
paXaKL(Tp6s,
Cyrill.
ov,
I,
V.
289 A.
Joan7i. Mosch. 2896 C.

long-lived.
6,
fiOKpoxpovtoi,
Sept.
OV.
^= n^
fiaKpo^Los,
(/uaXoKifa))
Ex.
7.
20, 12.
(oi/îff)
Socr. 325 B.
fxaKpoirpofTtaTTOS.
A.
160 B.
301
C 368
effeminacy.
C.
D pa\Strab.
p,dKpo^j/is, 6,
Mai,
SaKurpos.
104,
p,aKpo-\ffvx'o, If,
9, 11.
f),
paKaKoyeios, ov, (y^) of soft or fine

p,fyaKoil/vxia..
soil.
Cic. Att.
1, 3, 7, p.
80, 12.
soft,
pdKaKo-fibrjs, is,
smooth.
Drac. 141,
86.
19,
lidKpvp.p.a, aros, to,
{pMKpvva>) that ivhicli

Sept. Esdr. 2, 9,
is 1.
put
11,
orri'xos.
Herodn. Gr. Vers.

ov,
6,
(or to be put) away.
p.akaK6-KUTaos,
the
name of a
5,
plant.
ahominationn.
fimpwa-is, ms,
9,
rj,
Geopon.
preceding.
Sept. Esdr.
2,
2, 6, 31.
pdXaKos,
BpaKid.
rj,
ov, gentle.
Diosc.
Orib.
142 (143),
163,
dv-
11 as
V.
1.
Ruf apud
*p.aKpwa>, vvS>, (paKpvt) to put away, to remove.
Catamitus
Diog.
7,
II,
7.-2.
1, 6, 9.
Ktvaihos.
Paul. Cor.
Heron. 148.
Tovs dno
7-oC.
Sept. Ps. 87, 19.
72, 27, iav-
173.
Orig. Ill, 393 B.
<rov.
108, 17 MaKpvvdrjaeTaL
1, 8,
Mace.
ipov.
23.
Nil. 564 B.
transitive, to be far
aTT
from.
13
Judith
2,
Sept. Ps. 70, 12,

fipaSivaj.
2. 3.
an
avIn-
446 A.
onanism.
X, 103 D.
3.
Chrys. IX,
that practises
One
Stud. 1753 C.
sofl-voiced.
/uaXaKocîui'os, ov, ((jxovr))
Dion. H.
VI, 1078,
4.
rjcra,
To make
long, to lengthen.
ifioKpvs, eTa, v,
Apocr. Martyr. Bartliol. 2. [The classical pAxpas comes from paxpvs after tlie analogy of ^ddos, nXdTos, from jiadis, nXaris.]
fiaKpos, long.
Sept. Ps. 128, 3
pakaKo'\jmxa>,
=
6.
p.d\aKmln)xos
ei/u.
Pseudo-/os. Mace.
pxiKaK6\jrvxos, ov, (i/'u^^) faint-hearted.
Chrys.
VII, 843 C.
paXaKoai, dura,
^=
paXatcov ttolo.
Caesarius
fiaKpvcrpns, ov, 5, (^paKpvva) the being at
dis-
865.
pxiXaKTTjp, ripos, 6,
tance, banishment.
Aquil. Fs. 55,1.
Euchait.
1160 A.
fiOKpas, adv. long, as to the quantity of vowels
C.
paKdKvv(7is, ems,
fj,
^ =
6 /ioXdo'crQjv.
Plut.
I,
159
to p.aXaKvveiv, a softening.
effeminate, weak.
or syllables.
(j)^pea-6ai
Dion.
IT.
V,
75, 3.
85, 10, ix-

fxaXaKaiSrjs,
cs,
Strab. 13, 1, 68.

7j,
ôKpcocrt?, e(os,
the spinning out
Moer. 5. 190. of a narrative.

II,
soft,
Chrys.
VII, 511 A.
jiaXaKas, adv. unwell.
Polyb. 15, 36,

paKTripLov, ov, to,
ItiiKTos,
i],
=
6.
2.
Plut. 11, 530 D.
pd<Tpa.
Plut.
159 D.
paKa^ts.
ov,
(^pducra) kneaded.
Antyll,
apud
1,
Orib n, 338,
pdXa^ddpivos,
rj,
ov,
of pakdjSadpov.
Diosc.
a softening, relaxing, Xenocr. 42. Diosc. 2, 202, p. 317 npos paKaîv KoiXias, acting as an emollient. Plut. II, 436 A, et alibi.* Galen. VI, 104 B.
eais,
fj,
(pa\d<r<Ta>)
emoUition.
75. 76, pvpov.
Erotian. 254.
Antijll.
apud
aKos,
II,
Orib. II, 382, 1.
.fiakdfiadpov, ov, to,
malobathron,
the aro-
judXjSa,
jj,
malva
fj,
juikdxi-
Diosc.
2,
144.
matic leaf of an Indian tree. Diosc. 1, 11. Arr. P. M. E. 56. 65. Galen. XIII, 205 D. (See also p.e(r6(râtpov, piKp6a<f>atpov.)
paXayr),
rjs, fj,
fj,
pdXBa^,
probably
;=
preceding.
Lucian
234.
paXOaKKTpos, see paXaKi(Tp.6s.

paXtaa-pos, ov, to, ^=. paXifj.
paXifj,
rjs, fj,
=l
.paKaKia, as,
pd\ais. Caesarius 1052. weakness, sickness, disease. Sept.
Gen. 42, 4. Ex. 23, 25, et alibi. Matt. 4, 2. Effeminacy KivatSda. Philon n, 306, 22. Plut. I, 836 F. 864 C. Dion C. 58, 4, 6. Orig. IV, 620 C. Cijrill. A. X, 1076 A. 3. Onanism. Macar. 448 A. Jejun. 1921 D. (Compare Epiph. I, 349 A
23.
Suid.
aCJiBa,
eruption in the fauces of

Also, paXls.
beasts of burden.
paXXiov, ov, to,
Hes.
Joann.
pdXXos, wool, hair.

to,
Mosch. 2988 B.
paXXwrdpiov,
ov,
r^
c7rd>ptov
uoXXibtoi'.
Stud. 1720 B.
paXXaTos,
fj,
ov, (juaXXoo)) fleecy, woolly,
shaggy.
Digitized
by Microsoft

MdfjieB
Classical.
731
1491,
5,
fiavtaKUTO';
to,
Stud.
Dion. H. 720 B, eirafuov.

see Moud/ie8.
Ill,
x''"-
pdvSpevpa, aros,
1.
pdvSpa, fold.
dpxipavSpirrjs-
Dion. H.
Theoph.
Schol. Arist.
Vesp.
206,
8.
6,
1142.
Ma/xf8,
fiaiiC'IP'
6,
pavSpidpxris, ov,
^^ Hebrew
AquU. Deut. 23, 2. Also, fiav^r)p. Cedr. I, (See also iiavCqpos.) 799, 11. Leo fMfiripd, as, Tj, a kind of medicinal plant.
"ilDD
Cont. 799, 20.

vodos, bastard.
pavSptov, ov, TO,
pdvhpa.
pavSpiTT)!, ov, 6, belonging to
Const.
(536),
1176 E.
pavSirj.
Euagr. 2881 A. a pdvbpa, monk. 1180 D, as a surSept. Judic. 3, 16.
name.
pavSias, ov,
6,
Med.
129.
Tj,
fiajifaj, ijf,
TiVftj,
grandmother.
PauZ. Tim. 2, 1, 5. Maoc. 16. Pint. I, 797 B. II, Artem. 384. Phryn. 133, conI, 675, 55. demned in this sense. Moer. 237. Herodn.
301,44.
5, 3, 7.
Philon II, Pseudo-/os. 704 B. App.
Reg.
1, 17,
38.
Moer. 128.
Stud. 1749 A.
Mai.
33,
7".
2. Mantle, nun's gown.

C.
bishop's,
abbot's,
or Nic. CP. 857
monk's,
Typic. 30.
Classical.
pavhvri,rjs,ri,a,'kinAoi cloak.
Artem.
67, 8,
134.
(pAp,iir],
Poll.
7,
luiniJi66pewTos, ov,
Tpe(j}a>)
brought up
3.
78, 3, 3.
by his grandmother.
Schol. Arist. Ach. 49.
pavBvrjs, ov, 6,
6,
=
r=
Dion C. 57, 13, 5. (Compare Ta, garment.)

60.
preceding.
Lyd. 178, 14.
jiajipavas, a, 6, =:; ttKovtos,
mammon.
(quoted).
Matt.
19.
24.
Clem. A. 1760 A.
II,
637
Adam.
14.
pav8v\iv, pMvSiXiov, incorrect for pavrlXiv, pavTt\t0V.
Map.oipios, ov, 6,
fxafinapios,
fiav,
Mamurius.
/idva,
rj,
Lyd. 44,
pavbvov, ov, TO,
pavSias.
Theoph. 266,
6.
incorrect for
see pdvva.
jiaitTtapios.
pavSva)8rjs, es, like a pavbias.
Schol. Clem.
A.
incorrect for ytavva,
791 A.
pav^rjp, see pap^rjp.
mother.
fiavad,
nnJD
13,
Sapov,
Sept.
Trjv
2,
7rpoo'(popd,
offering,
4, 17, 3. 5.
pdv^Tipos, ov, or pav^ripos, a, ov, the
Greek form
present, gift.
Keg.
iiavad.
4, 8, 8.
Nehem.
Theodtn. Dan.
declinable.
10.
Havacrris,
46.
Also,
Ezech. 46,
to pama,
of the Shemitic papîjp. Gregent. 669 A. Theoph. 643, 9, a nickname given to Saint
in1,
Sept. Jer.
17, 26.
Baruch
John of Damascus by Constantine Copronj-mus, the picture-breaker with a play upon

;
Mava-oip, his real surname.

see pvcuris.
6,
Also, pdvT^r)-
pos.
Leont. Cypr.
into
tj,
736 D.
[For the change
pavSaKos, ov,
Artem. 149.
pavSarov,
order,
ov,
for a door. Erotian. 86. Hes. Aukoj .... TvXapos .... datum, to, the Latin
bolt
of
yidvr]s,
orou,
man
despatch,
message.
1,
Ephes. 1284 E.
21
Chal. 869 A.
2500 B.
alibi.
init. Euagr. MjZ. 108, 10. Theoph. 375, 2, et 2. News ayyeXia. Achmet. 254,
Antec.
ijW, jroo(/ news.
pavSaTopeva,
fvo-a>,
(pavSarap)
to
become surety f
3, 6, 1.
fiavSarap,
opos,
6,
Harmen.
1437 A 1208 C. II, 233 C. Ill, 1109 A. Epiph. II, Theod. IV, 377 A. 41 B. [As Mdvris has the appearance of being a derivative of paivopai, it was sometimes declined to5 MdvevTit. B. 1077 B. Tos (tov pavEVTos"). Corapare Eus. II, 720 C 'O pavels ras (j>pevas. Cyrill. H. 571 A Tov ttJs pavtas eirujvvpov.']
pdvrjs, ol,
compare Tripirt, irevre.'] 6, Manes, yiavixaios. Archel. Cyrill. H. 593 A. Greg. Naz. I,
messenger.
the Latin Gregent. 605 B.

279,
9.
mandator,
Nic.
Tact.
11,
manes
:=
x^dvioi 6eoi.
Zos. 65,
744
16.
22.
A.
Theoph.
Zeo.
4,
jSmW. Ilev6r)V
Surety.
3, 6, 1.
....
MavSdropej ....
1.
2.
Harmen.
fiavSarcopeva),
hiKiov,
pav8^\a, pavSrjXiov, pavSiXiv, pavpamffKa,
incorrect for pavSaTopeva,
pavTTjXiov, pavTiKiv, pavriKiov. ftdvSpa, as,

Ti,
mandra
Epiph.
I,
;::;
povr/, povaarfipiov,
monastery.
765 C. Nil. 228 D. Euagr. 2456 C.

pavSpayopivos,
rj,
156 D. 11, 340 A. Theod. Lector 173 B.

Theoph.
Those. 6,
ov,
of pavhpayopas. of mandrake.
Nonn.
I,
454.
pavSpayopirris, ov, 6,
D Tpapdno tS>v ttoXltcov 2. To learn, oTt KvîKos io'Tiv 6 o'tfiayfis. Jejun. 1924 C. in the sense oiteach. Hippol. Haer. 2, 1 7 Tjjv pavia, as, fj, madness. Often VTrepôKKovcav tS>v alperiKcitv paviav. used in the sense of heresy. Athan. I, 261 C, ToC'A/jfiW 336 A. 517 A. 520 A, rav 2a/3eXXiai'i'. 584 A, ^ 'Apetavri. II, 12. 145 Petr. A. II, 1289 B. Caesarius 905. D. Greg. Naz. I, 1209 A Basil. IV, 712 A. 1072 B. 1096 (referring to 'Apeiopavlrac). A. 1145 A, ri ^pvywv. 11, 537 A. Chrys. I, Theod. Ill, 928 A, et alibi. 455 D. 409 D.
puivddva, to learn.
Pallad. Laus. 1012
paTcav pfpadrjKms.
Mai.
77,
81 MavhpayopLTTjs oivos, wine flavored with
(See also
paviaKOTos,
Xvo-o-a.)
ov,
mandrake.
fua/Spelov, incorrect for pavSplov.
rj,
wearing or having a
15.
pavidnrjs.
Porph. Cer. 469,
Digitized
by Microsoft
fiamaKr]<;
jMavidiajs, ov, 6, bracelet, collar,
732
necklace.
29, 8.
2,
fiavmTiKO^
aj,
ij.
Sept.
31, 5.
pawn,
m a m m a, mother.
Cedr.
a,
Theoph. Cent
556,
7.
Dan.
Pint.
5,
I,
7.
29.
Polyb.
II,
2,
91, 23.
92, 14.
II, 105, 10.
808 F. Hes. KXow's (Compare the Shemitic yjnn, chain for the neck or arm.) Apophth. 104 fiaviaKiov, ov, to, little /laviaiajs. A. Eus. Alex. 444 B. Mai. Abl, 20 -kiv. Porph. Hes. Mr/vLcrKot Theoph. 377,15
484 B.
pavvaSiv for pavvdSiov, ov, to,
kind of
F.
Jasfe(.
Apophth. 112 A. hamper.

pavvdKiov, ov, to,
Compare the
manne,
Schd.
little
pdvvos, necklace.
paviaKrjs
Theocr. 11, 40.

derivatives.)
(Compare
::z=
and
its
fiaviaa
Adm. 114, 11. Achmet. 258. ^^ fjuilvofiai.. Jos. B. J.

oi/,
230.
1, 7, 5.
pawaboTfco,
III,
r)(rco,
689 D.
Also,
pdwa
SlSapi.
Damasc,
Const.
pavvoSoTea.
/iai/H/j-oKor,
(fiavta, TeKeXv)
frenzied.
Greg.
Apost.
6, 3, Tivi.
Naz.
lj.avi.Ka,
Ill,
as,
fj,
1571 A. the Latin

ov,
pawdpiov,
ov, TO,
dear pdwa.
Lucian. HI,
292.
man
:::=
x^P'^'
sleeves.
298.
TT^piX^pts, sleeve.
imviKOTos,
r),
man
9.
Lyd. 134, 11. with i c a t u s

,
Porph. Cer. 473,

6, 25. 35.
Mawavpa, pavvr/, pavvoSoTfO), see Mayvavpa, pivva, manna, pavvaBorea. pavvo-boTTjs, ov, 6, giver of manna. Sibyll. 2,
848.
pavvoipopos, ov,
fiavLKlXiov, ov, TO, zzr: ^cipofidviKov.
Leo. Tact.
Achmet. 156.
z^ pdwa
êpoiv.
Leont. Cypr,
fiavUiov,
ov,
3988
Leo. Tact.
fiavi^, iKOs, 6,
= =
))o-<b,
TO,
=:
fidviKa,
sleeve.
Sophrns.
2.
1608 A, ordpvos.
pavovd\wv, ov, to, (m a n u a 1 i s) L. candelabrum, large candlestick used in churches, Porph. Cer. 75, 3. Typic. 59.
pavov6iov, ov, TO,
cmfiavLKiov.
Theoph. 599, 21.
6, 13.
Porph.
Adm.
167,
fiaviaKr^s.
(tiawoupye'cB,
(fiavia,
EPrfl)
Porph. Cer. 441, 3. to render mad.

i
Polyaen.
fiawVXa,
8, 43.
=
A.
(manuatus)
V.
edpvos.
Cyrill. Scyth.
S.
fagot: shrub 229 C 283
0)1',
TO,
man
6,
pu1
or
man
I,
1 i
the ensigns
fiaviirKaffios,
of
ov,
the maniples.
Pint.
22 B.
Mavcrovp,
6,
indeclinable,
Mansur, the cognoSteph. Diac.
manipularius, manipularis, or maniplaris, soldier

belonging to the same maniple. B.
Plut.
I,
men
of John of Damascus. 1120 A.

a>v, to.,
22
pavreia,
reioard of divination, presents
for
tnqixaiocôpoi.
the soothsayers.
ov,
9, 1.
T],
IJLavlnXoi,
6}v,
6,
manipli ^n
pavTcvTrjs,
6,
Sept. Ifum. 22,
7.
6 pavrevopevos, pdvris.
Lyd. 128,
8.
Heliod.
side with Mavt^âios-
p.avi-)(aiâ>, iaco, to
Did. A,
pavTevTiKos,
ov,
^pavTevTTjs)
able to divine.
548 B.
MavixaiKos,
17,
Plut. II,
ov,
432 E.
D.
I, 5,
Oreg. Nyss.
16.
Manichean. Did. A. 1129 II, 29 D. Justinian. Cod.
pdvT^rjpos, see pdv^rjpos.
pavTTJXa,
Tjs, f),
following.
Poll. 7, 74,
Vit.
Anast. Sin. 253 B.

6,
Nicol. S. 888 B.
pavrrjKiov,
Mavixalos, ov,
Manichaeus, a heretic of the Munich. 1433 A. Archel. 1437 B. ^Zer. ij^c. 413 B. ^^toi. I, 544 C. Oi Mavipâiot, the Manicheans. Eus. n, 721 A. Athan. I, 573 A. Epiph. II, 9 A.
Persian school.
also
pavTiKiov,
ov,
to,
the Latin
or
mantel^, mantelium, tile, mantilium, ^=.

towel, napkin,
man-
^êipopaierpov,
handkerchief.
I,
Zosimas 1689
Theoph. 728,
11.
B.
'PsenAo-Nicod.
B,
1, 2.
17 pavTiKiv.
Porph.
Cer.
465,
Leo
fuxviâirrijios,
ov,
6,
Manicheism.
madly.
Greg. Nyss.
II,
225 C.
fiavioiS&s (iiavmSrjs), adv.
Did.
548
B.
ftai/ra, j;s, ^,
]a,
manna,
5, 1, 4.
Jos Ant.
VT].
3, 13.
the miraculous food. Sibyll. 7, 149 77 pAvSept.
Also, t6 pAv, indeclinable.
16, 31. 33. 35.
Also, TO /jwa, indeclinable.

(Sap. 16. 21).
Jos. Ant.
Ex.
Gram. 199, 6. Cedr. I, 297, 18. Curop. 67, 17. To ayiov pavrrjKiov, the holy towel, on which the likeness of Cljrist was impressed it was sent by Christ to Agbarus (an imaginary king of Edessa). Theoph. Cont. 432, 12. Horol. Aug. 16. (See also axpo7rot'i)Tor. For the legend, see Apocr. Act. Thadd. 3.)
Sept.
Num.
11, 7
pavTiov,
3, 1, 16.
A.
1,
2.
n,
Basil.
IV, 700 C.
Doroth. 1701
Diosc.
variety of frankincense.
2,
83, Xiîvov.
70, 12.
Orib.
Jêuter, t6
to TrpatToxvTov tov yoKaKTos iropa, milk, a nurse's word. Ctem. j1. I,
pawn
178 (179). AntyU. apud Hippol. Haer. 94, 42.-3.
Lyd. 178, 20. ov, TO, pavSir). Joann. Mosch. 2945 A, d'no erpar, a cloak made of palm-leaves. Chron. 79, 19. Leant. Mon. 693 A. Med. 421, 20. Porph. Cer.
495,
8.
6,
puivropdyos, ov,
^=
/uiiti;
Km payos
slacking,
(o avroi).
Eudoc.
pavarriKos,
M.
r),
287.
6v,
300 A.
(jua>6a>)
relaxing.
pawa, see pavad.
Ptd. Tetrab.
29.
Digitized
by Microsoft
fiaîXXapio<;
yioîXXapios,
OK,
733
Porph. Cer.
fia-
fiapKai;
ov,
6,
maxillaris.
352, 16,
,
quid?
îXkdpiov
672,
7.
3.
lâpSoxa'tos,
Mordecai.
Sept.
Esth.
Substantively, tA
pillow.
passim.
pdpris,
6,
irpoo'KfCJidKaiov,
Ibid.
an Egyptian measure =z 20
êVrai.
Achmet. 224.
ûi|iXXo7rXou;uaoj, ou, 6,
(maxilla, pluma-
cium)
MoîfiiXXa,
feather-pillow.
i;y,
^,
Lyd. 251, 20. MaxiwMla, one of Montanus's

^sfer.
?7?-J.
292 A. Mapia, as, fj, one of the Greek forms of Mapidp, Maria, Mary, the mother of Jesus. Matt. 1,
Luc. 1, 41. Act. 660 A. Just. Tryph. 100. Iren. 881 C, et alibi. Hippol. 700 D. 825 D. Orig. HI, 1815 A. Jul. Frag. 262 D. Athan. I, 332 B. Cyrill 976 A. See also Cels. apud Orig. I, 713 B. 720 B.
6, 3.
1,
Epiph.
m,
16, et alibi.
Marc.
prophetic
helpers,
Hippol. Haer. 436, 67, et alibi.
149 C. Athan. II,

Polyh.
14.
Ignat. 652 A.
688 A.
fjAîfios, ov,
3,
Epiph II, 741 A. m a X i m u s =: fiiyurros.

Plut.
I,
625 D. ap pa cKfiayclov. jiamra, as, 17, the Latin Cedr. I, 297, Mai. 412, 13. Lyd. 145. 17. 2. Horse-race at the hippodrome.
87, 6.
=
,
733 C. Epiph. I, 344 A 'Bparriafts Mapias. 349 C Thva Mapias. the Birth of Mary, Gnostic forgeries. [Her perpetual virginity

fiainrapios,
ov,
6,
1.
i
was asserted
u
s
in the second century.
PseudoOrig.
mappar
nawirdpis.
the officer
Jacob. 19. 20.
Clem. A. U, 529 B.
who used
Chron
VIII, 89
to drop the
mappa
as a signal for
n, 493
beginning the chariot-races in the circus.

701,
9
Fsendo- Chrys.
297, 15. 19.
Charis. 553, 24.
(723).
"10
Cedr.
I,
fiawirtov, ov, to,

flap,
small painra.
the
Hebrew
Ant.
3, 1, 1.
iriKpia, bitterness.
5, 9, 2 fidpa, ^\^2
Jos.
oSvvrj.
fuipaBpbrqs, ov, 6,
oLiios,
of pApaBpov.
Diosc. 5, 75, Diosc.
HI, 876 C. IV, 32 A. Eus. II, 1292 B. Basil. I, 180 B. Did. A. S32 T). Chrys. VI, 51 A. 77 B. Hieron. I, 510 (233). II, 202 A. V, 530 A. Paul. Ernes. 1436 A. Soz. 856 B Theod. Anc. 1333 A. Theod. IV, 1388 A. Tim. Presb. 245 B. Eus. Alex. 368 B. Gregent. 657 A. Andr. C. 1353 A Kal TiKTcis Koi Ttapdevfvfis Km peC.
It was maintained also a modified form by the Aâlentinians. Iren. 513 A. 881 C. 920 A. TertuU. II, 581 (790 A). 69 A. The tendency to pay her divine honors began to manifest itself in the fourth century. Epiph. II, 737 B. 740 D. 745 C. 748 B. 752 A Tijv Maveis 81 dpxpoTepav.
flavored with fennel. ftapaSpo-eiSris, is, resembling fennel.

146 (156).
papadpoeiSas, adv. like fennel.
(169).
3,
in
Diosc.
2,
168
[Diosc. 1, 131 pepapaapju =: Clem. A.l, 69 A. 500. C] papav add, Syriac, dominus noster venit. Paul. liieron. I, 431 (133). Cor. 1, 16, 22. papavTiKos, 7], ov, (jiapalva) causing to wither. Phryn. P. S. 32, 4. papatrpos, ov, 6, a withering, wasting away. Galen. I, 42 E. Diosc. 2, 196. 3, 90 (100). Oiig. in, 636 D.
papaiva, to cause to wither.
papaa-paSrjS, es, (papairpos,
ing.
II,
piav prjSfls npoaKvvfiTco.
For
its
Petr. Sic. 1332 A. the legend of her assumption, see Tim. Presb. 245 B. Modest. 3281. 3293 A.
Germ. 357.
first
Damage.
Melito 1231 seq.
The
Ill,
748 seq.
Pseudo6cov
title prjTrjp
made
EIAQ)
Antyll.
like wither-
Galen. U, 263 C.
apud
Orib.
appearance in the fourth century. Eus. n, 1265 A. Greg. Naz. Ill, 651 A. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 912 C TJ prjrpX tov Kvplov. Isid. 216 C. 217 A. Soz. 1425 A.]
M.apidppri or Mapidpvrj,
r)S, fj,
190, 10.
rjo'co,
papavyeo),
(papalvco ? avyr)) to be dazzled.
alibi.
Mapidp, Mapia. Orig. I, 1281
papyapis, l8os,
139, Xiôs.
fj,
papyaplrris.
Philostr. 137.
A. MapipaS, Hj'ID
19.
avrCKoyia.
Sept.
Ezech. 47,
papyapirdpiv for papyapirdpiov, ov, to,

yaplrqs, pearl.
papyapLTTjs,
ov,
6,
=:::
P^P'
Mapiva,
rjs,
17,
Marina, a Saintess who suffered

in the year 270.
Theoph. 351, 11.

pearl.
Classical.
martyrdom
2.
Horol. Jul. 17.

'O oocoj
Marina, a
Roman
lady.
Ma-
crumb of the sacramental bread. Chrys. XII, 771 C. 798 E. Sophrns. 3985 C.
pMpyapLTo(j)6pos, ov, (^papyapivrjs, iêptBi') bearing
house of Marina, the name of a palace in Constantinople built by this lady (?). Theoph. 371. 454, 7 Anlhol. XIII, p. 661.
pivrjs, the
or containing pearl.
Orig. Ill, 852 B.
papyapos, ov,
8.
Ael. N. A. 15, pdpyapov. Also, to pdpyapov. Sophrns. 3397 C

6,
^=
MapivaKTjS,
pdpis,
II,
o,
'Ey ra irdKaTia tcov Mapivrjs. 1), 6, dear Maplvos.
the Shemitic S^'O
Theoph. 677.
Kvpios.
Philon
Paus.
8, 18,
6 (2).
fj,
Proc.
Ill, 27, 18.
522, 47.
I,
pdpyrfKts, ea>s,
=.
ov,
papyapirris.
Philostr. 770.
Mdpts,
pdpKas,
12.
6,
Maris.
Celtic,
Chryss. IH, 624
xm Mdpt.
10,
papyoyiov, ov, to, bag.
.Toann.
Mosch 2988 B.
Sept.
I,
Soz. 1192 C.
6,
'MapboxdiKos,
2, 15,
rj,
36, Tjpepa,
of MapSoxalos. Purim. Orig.
Mace.
C.
iTTiTos.
Paus.
19,
453
Digitized
by Microsoft

MapKeWiavoi
yiapKcWiavoi, mv,
oi,
734
fiaprvpiKog
Cer. 107, 1 tA papfutpmTov, place paved
witli
nf MapKeXXiva.
^)-
Orig.
MarcelUani, the followers (Iren. 685 I, 1281
MapKeWiamt, S>v, oi, MarcelUani, the followers ofmdpKeWos. Const. II, 1. Epiph. 11, 336
C.
01), 6, Marcellus, a sort of heretic. Eus. VI, 707 seq. Basi7. IV, 432 B. 545 Epiph. II, 336 C. C. Porph. Adm. 116, liapKrjmos, ov, 6, marquis. Nic. Also, fuxpKea-uis. 20. Cer. 661,17.
Epiph. Mon. 268 C. MapoO, oOy, r), dear Mapia, Molly, Sophrns. 3449 D.
marble.
Potty.
papovKiov, ov, t6, ^=. 6plha^, opibaKivrj,
lettuce.
MdpKeXXos,
Alex. Trail. Helm. 308, 28 papovXXa, write papovKta. Geopon. 12, 1, 2. Boiss. HI, 420. Hes. Qpi8aicii>at .... Also, pa'ioiXtov.
Anom. Med.
Sched. 270.
247.
Also,
pa'iovviov.
Lex.
[The
analogical diminutive of
the Latin
Greg.
I,
238,
2.
240,
2.
u1u
amarus, mxpSs, would be ,amawhich has the appearance of being

If so, papoiXiov
MapKiaviaraL a>v, oi, Marcianistae =zz Maa-a-aSimoc. 330, 26. Tim. Presh. 45 C. Xiavoi Anclr. C. 1201 B. MapKiavos, ov, 6, Marcianus, the founder of the
sect of AoKijTai.
the prototype of papovXiov.
and may be compared with the ancient iriKpis, and the modern
means
ri
the bitter herb,
Serap. 1373 C.
Oi Map-
n-iKpaXiSa,
succory,
dandelion, ox-tongue.
"ii3,
Compare the Hebrejv

pappov, oi, ro,
bitter.]
Just. the followers of Marcianus. 2. Marcianus, the founder of Tryph. 35. Tim. Presh. 48 A. the sect of EuxtTai.
KMvoi,
the Latin
marra
mattock,
pickaxe, and the like.

paptTovdvris, ov, 6,
I, 3, 3.
Hes.
Stos,
a month.
Jos. Ant.
MapKiav, avos,
apud
Iren.
C/em.
Haer.
seq.
Marcion, a heretic. Cels. .lust. Apol. 1, 26. Orig. I, 1284 A. Rhodon 1333 A. 688 A, et alibi. .4. I, 1113 B. II, 549 A. HippoL Tertidl. II, 246 B 382, 77, et alibi. Orig. I, 216 B. 229 A. 848 A. 1409
6,
S>v, oi,
paprô^dpôvKov,
barbulus
11.
ov, to,
the Latin
m art
o-
^rjpvTra.
Mauric.
12, 4.
Mapnvdiajs,
t),
6,
dear
Maprivos,
Martinus.
B.
MapKtmvto-Tal,
pdpnos,
Marcioniiiae, the followers
Strab.
Cels.
a,
the Latin
3,
8,
Martius,
2,
of Mars.
5,
p. 373,
I,
Kdpms, Campus
of Marcion.
apud
Orig.
I,
1284 A.
Hippol.
Heges. 1324 A.
Aster. Urb. 153 A.
Haer. 394, 53. Tertull. II, 254 C. Eus. 11, 1140 B. Athan. II, 17 A. jSasiY. IV, 732 A. Epiph. I, 580 C. Also, Mapxicui/iTat, J\fnrcionitae. Tertull. II 58 A, et alibi. MapKor, ou, 6, Marcus, the Evangelist. Papias 1257 A. B. /ren. 845 A. HippoL Haer. 2. 3Iarcus, 392, 27. s. VI, 628 C. a religious impostor. Iren. 577 "B. Hippol. Haer. 296, 34 seq. Theod. IV, 360 A. MapKQio-ioi, a>v, ol, Marcosii, the followers of Marcus the impostor. Epiph. I, 577 C.
461 A, KoKavhais, Kalen'O paprim prjv, Martius mensis, March. Dion. H. I, 385, 2. Plut. I, 68 F. 72 A. H, 268 A.
Martius.
Plut.
dis Martiis.
Afric. 88 C.
paprvp, vpos,
6,
see pdprvs.
papTvpew, rjiToi, to bear witness, to attest, to testify that Jesus is the Christ. Luc. Act. 23, 11.
Clem. R.
1,
5.
2.
To
C.
suffer martyrdom.
Heges.\S\Zk. 1317
A.
Jren. 851 A.
862 1228
Aster. Urb. 153 B.

Orig.
I,
Clem. A.
I,
A.
669 A, ra ^picrnavia-pa.
Theoph. 88,
Sei paprupeiv.
7
3.
To commend.
papTvpqriov
p.
2.
f),
Aid koXXos pap-
TvprjOeltjav vtto ê^rjprjs.
imppapoykvtîa, as,
ture in marble.
f),
(p-dp/iapos,
yKv<pa) sculp7.
Diosc. l,Prooem.
Strab. 10, 5,
(fco'?rT<o)
/lappapoKoweai,
rjaa,
to
hew marble.
Sept.
paprupia, as,
tianity.
testimony to the truth of Chris6, 9.
Solom. 1332 C.
lidpp.apos,
ov,
rj,
Apoc.
f)
m arm or,
Strab. 5,
marble.
1256 B,
hi
cuparos.
2.
Clem. A.
I,
1228 0.
Martyrdom =;
Epist. Jer. 71.
2, 6, p.
rpav
Trjv
papiiapov.
Diosc.
5,
352, 25 He132 (133).

755.
papTvpiov.
1029 A, et
alibi.
Also, TO papp.apov.
Diosc
5, 91, p.
690 C. Martyr. Polyc. Martyr. Poth. 1429 A, et Hippol. Haer. 452, 94. Eus. H, 137
Iren.
alibi.
ol,
fuippapoa-dirovvov, to, (jxdpp.apov, trmrovviov) cake
A.
MapTvpiavoi, wv,
of soap.
fi.app.ap6a>,
Euchol.
aurtu,
Martyriani, a
sect.
Epiph.
to
pave with marble.

Basilic.
Heron
58,2,
II,
760 B.
r),
/un. 174, 4. Mai 339, 7. 13. Theoph. Cont. 140, 14.

pappapva-a-a
paprvpiKos,
6,
relating to martyrs.
Philostrg.
pappalpa.
Themist. 288,
Tatian.
2.
856
A.
Polem. 223. II, 257 C.

pappApoxris,
(COS,
Greg. Naz.
545 C, arifjjavos. Leant. II, 1989 C. Sophrns. 3576 C. Nic. H, 1289 B, /Si/SXoi, the books of martyrs, martyrologies. Pseudora paprvpixd, sc. /Si^Xi'a, martyr1 708 A TO paprvpiKov, sp. rpovdpiov, a troparion addressed to, or in honor
ologies.
NU. 545
fi,
(^pappapoa)
paving.
Stud.
Basilic. 58, 2, 13.
pappapaiTos,
rj,
6v,
paved with marble.
Porph.
of,
a martyr.
Digitized
by Microsoft
fiaprvpioi'
735
.
(j-aTaio-KOTTO'i
Itapnipwv, ov, to, testimony to the truth of Christianity.
Polyc. 1012 B, ToC aravpov.
I, 1261 B, Tov Kvpiov. 2. Martyrium, Ignat. 645 A. martyrdom. Martyr. Polyc. 1029 B. 1044 A. Aster. Urh. 153 B. Clem. A. I, 1020 C. 1213 C. 1284 C. TertuU. II,
A.
Clem.
1141 D. IV, Theoph. 99, lo! Also, MEO-o-aXiTai. Cyrill. A. X, 376 A. (Compare Luc. 18, 1. Paul. Thess. 1, 5, 17. Theodoret intimates that the Massaliani exemplified their doctrine by sleeping incesIll,
Hieron. H, 496 A.
Theod.
429 B.
Damasc.
I,
728 B.
Orig. HI, 1381 B. 1384 B. 63 A. 125 A. 3. Chapel dedicated to a Eus. H, 1369 C. martyr, and in general to any Saint, including even Christ. Eus. II, 1088 D. 1093 A. 1108 C. 1209 A. V, 1064 A. Laod. 9. Athan. I, 397 C. 736 D. Basil. Ill, 1020 B. Soz. 1008 B. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1093 C. (See also Jul. Frag. 335 C.) 4. A book
santly.
Derived
to
from the Semitic

Diosc.
2,
sSy
Sxn.)
paira-dopai.,
chew.
127
patTa-rieijvm,
passive in sense.
pA(T<Tj)pa, aTos, TO, (paa-a-dopai) bit for
a horse
Porph. Cer. 463, pdaa-ivos, ov, quid ?

paa-a-lov, ov, to,
4.
ilfaZ.
186, 20.
10.
1, 31.
quid
Porph. Cer. 352,

Alciphrn.
containing
an account of
Nic.
the life
II,
and martyrPorph.
paa-rdpiov, ov, to, Utile patTTos.

39.
dom of a martyr. Them. 16, 20.

Quin. 63.
861 D.
^non. Med. 243.

little
paoTiyiov, ov, to,

pao^Tiyoviopai,
pda-n^.
Anton
10, 38.
fiaprvpokoywv, ov, to, (jmprvs, Xe'y<o) martyrology,

Haprvpo-TTOiiofiai, to call to witness.
Cornut. 72,
Ptol.
TOV
''Epp.riv.
fj,
(paanyovopos} to he governed by the lasher. Diod. Ex. Vat. 14, 11. paa-nyovopos, ov, {pdan^, vepto) wielding the lash, scourging. Plut. II, 553 A.
rjBrjv,
fiapTvponoua, as,
a calling
to witness.
pao'Tiycmk-qKros, ov, (ttXô'O'o)) scourged, lashed.
Tetrab. 183.
paprvs, vpos,
Mai. 123,
tj,
13.
r^cra,
Luc. Act. 22, 20. "PouZ. Hebr. 12, 1. Apoc. 2, 13. 11,3. 17, 6. Martyr. Polyc. 1032 A, to XptoroO. Martyr. Path. 1421 A. 1449 A. Polycral. 1360 A. Aster. Urh. 153 A. Clem. A. I, TertaZZ. II, 16 B. 147 1060 B. n, 492B. Orig. HI, 412 C. Eus. II, 1441 A. B. Eunap. V. S. 45 (78). Sometimes it is applied to confessors. . Hippol. Haer. 454, 45. Clem. A. I, 1228 A. Also, pApTvp, vpos. Marc. Erem. 1092 C. Epiph. I, 829 D.
6,
martyr.
paoTiyocjiopett),
=
r^
paanyocfiopos
aîos
elpl.

paaTiyayo-ipos,
ov,
pao'Ttyaaecos.
Lucian.
I,
838.
fas,
r),
pa(TTly<>>(ns,
(pao'Tiyoto)
8, 42, p.
whipping.
paoTiKTeov
=
i),
Athen.
Scl pao'Ti^dv.
a scourging, 350 C. Fseado-Just. 1200

Sihyll.
D.
paaTiKTTjp, rjpos, d, (paaTiâ) scourger.
2,
II,
345.
ov,
pacTTiâros,
(paa'Tixr))
prepared or flapaa'Tl)^tvov
Mdpayv, mraf,
6,
of Edessa, a mono248 C. 293 D. yiaa-âBalos, ov, 6, Mashothaeus, the supposed In the plural, founder of a Jewish sect. ot M.acrâ6aioi, the followers of Mashothaeus. Theod. IV, ^45 B. Heges. 1324 A. 1325 A.
1296 B.
2.
Maro,
Virgil's
cognomen. Eus.
vored with mastich.

paaTt-x^ôLov, Diosc.
1,
Alex. Trail. 566.
Maron
ov,
to,
=:
eXatov.
physite.
Ana,%t. Sin.
51
ov,
(titul.).
paa-Tixi-viis,
mastichinus,
Orib.
I,
Diosc.
1,
51, eXaioi/, oil
of mastich. prepared with mastich.

380, 13.
bird.
Philagr.
apud
I,
paa'To(f)ayris, 6,
the
name of a
DoubtfuL
9, 1.
Written also Baa-padeoi.

paayiSiov,
less correct
Clem A.
ov, to,
_
653 A.
paylcrSiou,
the
paarabris,
es,
^= pao'ToeiSris.
6,
Herm. Sim.
Arabic
1405 B.
MSGD,
mosk or mosque.
Theoph.
paa-TpopiKrjs,
the Latin
magister milibeing
1. Porph. Adm". 102, 1. Barthol. 1445 C. Canan. 471, 4. Apoc. I, 13 as v. 1. pacTos. pacrBos, ov, 6, Pseudo-Zncoi. Diosc. Eupor. 1, 132. 133. Artem. 30. 19, 2.
524, 8 as v.
tum.
Leant.
PorjoA.
Adm.
fj,
121, 17.
the
paa-TpoTTonris,
II,
r)Tos,
paarponos.
1980 C.
(pdraios)
to
*paTaidC, dcra,
ishly.
act or talk fool-
paapapad,
at,
the
Hebrew nnniO
the
7, 3.
yjfoXTTjpia.
Sept. Jer. 52, 19.

pao-vaep(i)6rjs,
Philon Epicur. apud Diog. 10, 67. 222, 24. Lucian. Luct. 16. Sext. I, 145, 2. Hippol. Haer. 88, 29. Ail, 3. 719, 18.
paTatC>
nSJSa,
ov,
turban of the high-
:=
preceding.
as,
r),
Jos. B. J. 6, 2, 10.
priest.
Jos. Ant. 3,
r),
paTmoepyla,
7.
(EPFO)
:=
paTaionovia.
paaovpaTos,
quid ?
paa-a-aPa^dvrjs,
niSatyD
=
;
Porph. Cer. 470,

^poyxaTtjp.
Epiph.J,in A.
paTaioKTipv^la, as,
rj,
Jos.
(Krjpva-a-a) vain
preaching.
Ant.
3, 7, 2.
a>v, ot,
Meet. Byz. 756 C.

Massaliani
that
parmo-KopTTOs, ov, vainly boasting.
Schnl. Arist.
MaorcraXtai/oi or M.ecr(ra\iavoi,
who maintained ought to pray always called also Epiph. II, 640 C. or 'Evxi.TM.
or Messaliani,
men
Ach. 589
paToio-Kdnos, ov,
'Evkt'itoi
paTaiovovos.
Ant.
Mon.
756 B.
1469 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
fiaraTaioXoyea)
fjuiTaTaioKoyca,
2, 1,
fiaio,
736
el/il.
fiavXia-TT}';
^=
fiaraioXoyos
Strab.
)urr^6(o,
taa'a,
to
19, p. 117, 29.

rj,
to cuff, buffet.
fuiTCUoKoyia, as,
talk.
(maraioXd-yos) idle or foolish
imrrjv, in vain.
Plut. II, 6 F. Paul. Tim. 1, 1, 6. Diogenian. apud Eus. HI, 449 A. Porphyr. Athan. I, 101 A. Abst. 354.
fiaraioXoyos,
Classical.
ov,
Tov
els fiaTijv,
box on the ear Theoph. 432, 17, riva. Theoph. 705, 16 STe^jfavTs aishamming, he not being tbe
give one a
real king.
6, Matthaeus, Matthew, the EvanMatt. 10, 3, et alibi. Papias 1256 A. 1257 B. JuZ. 423 D. Greg. Naz. Ill, MaTÊios, a, ov, of Matthaeus.
Mardaios, ov,
gelist.
{\eyoi>)
talking
1, 10.
at
random.
Athen.
Paul. Tit.
fuiTawiroios, 6v, (jroiia) acting foolishly.

5, 8, p.
179 F.
rjcra),
488 A,
to
î'/3Xos,
6, I,
Matthew's gospel.
II,
liaTmo-TTOvea,
2, 2.
labor in vain.
Polyb.
9,
MoT^/as, ov,
Matthias.
25, 5, 11.
Clementin. 60 B.
to,
(ij.aTaiorrovia>)
Clem. A.
useless
II,
1132 A.
Luc. Act. 1, 23. 513 B. 552 B,
26.
his
fuiTaioTTovrjiia,
arm,
rj,
Uapaboireis.
Em.
pAriov.
work.
Strab.
Iambi. V. P. 58.
(/xaraieiTroj'Of)
269 B.
to,
jiaTaioTTOvia, as,
ZaJor
ire
vain.
1,
fiAnv or fiaTiv for fiariov, ov,
17,
1,
28, p.
806.
Clem. R.
19.
8.
Plut. II, 119 E.
fwram-rrovos, ov, laboring in vain.
Lucian. Dial. Mort. 10, Philon
Apophth. 381 C. Mosch. 3029 A.

fianov, ov, to,
128 C,
fierlv.
Joann.
II,
500, 21.
Just. Frag.
1585 A.
Chrys. VII,
Schol. Arist.
(Hebrew TD) a kind of measure. Nub. 451 Manov to ika)(i<rrov

.... Mariov yap elBos fierpov. the Latin matula, a kind of
511 A.
jiaTawcTKOTTos, ov, ((TKOTTca) observing or looking
elaOatri \iyeiv
/jLorXaiov, ov, to,
after useless things.

fiaraLOCTrovSeci},
rjo'ia,
Method.
73 C.
liquid measure.
{(movbrj) rzz Kevoo'Trovdeo).
MarovTa,
77,
Plnlostrg. 593 B.
fjUiTatoa'Trovdla, as,
t],
fiaTpLKaptos,
Euchol. Matuta. Plut. H, 492 D. ov, 6, the Latin matricarius

Cedr.
I,
=:= KVO(77:ovbia.
Olym. A.
==
luXoupydf, carpenter.
Kol
I,
298, 22.
541 C.
fiaTaio-a'vKQCf)avTla, as,
rj,
jiaTpiKiov, ov, TO,
(m a t r i x)
^=. a-avis, irXari
=m
fiaraia crvKOtjiavTia.
îiKov
Traxv,
thick board.
Lyd.
11, 4.
Epiph.
I,
892 C.
rjs, 17,
Cedr.
txaTaiorrjs.
298, 16.
roll,
Tzetz. Chil. 12,

register,
list.
342.-2.
fiaTaLoavvrj,
^=
17,
Polem. 209.
Quintil.
I,
Matricula,
Carth, Can.
fjLaraiOTf^vla, as,
2,
(rexyrj^ useless art.

II,
20.
Galen.
E.
Clem. A.
380
A,
fiarawrris, Tiros,
frailly, folly.
alibi.
i),
86 fin. Stud. 1748 B. Cathedral KoSeSpa. Ibid. p. 1315 D. E. .
Phoc. 189, 5. 3. Carth. Can. 123.

KaraKoycav
^liXa^,
12.
{jiaraios) vanity,
emptiness,
1, 2,
fiarpiKovXapios,
ov,
6,
z^
Sept. Ps. 4, 3.
8, 20.
Eccl.
et
keeper
o/matriculae.
f),
Lyd. 260,
Paul. Rom.
ixaraiovpyos, ov,
Ion II, 98, 52.
(EPFQ)
Po?/. 6, 134.
Phot, in, 528 A.
jiaratonovos.
PhiTim.
fiwrpt^, tKos,
matrix
list,
-^^ d7rQypa<jiat rav ku-
ToKoymv,
roll,
9.
rj,
register.
Carth. Can. 33.
^Tai,o<ppova,
i)<7(B,
^=
tj,
iiaTat,6<pp<ov d/ti.
Lyd. 196,
fiarpcova, as,
228, 13
01 p-irpiKcs.
Ant. 264 D.
fi.aTaio(l)poa'vvri, ijr,
the Latin
craxppcov
matron a
yvvr).
evyevls,
frivolity.
Sibyll. 8, 80.
oiKoSfiTTroiva,
Inscr.
2822.
40,
fiarawcfipav, ov,
3, 6, 11.
{(t>priv)
I,
frivolous.
Sept.
I,
Mace.
164 C.
Clementin. 576 C.
6.
Soz. 1484 A.
Lyd.
Athan.
to
464 A.
Basil.
64, 9.
Cedr.
1,
296, 11.
Plut.
I,
Haraioto,
aaa,
render jiaraios,
to frustrate.
fiarpcovaKia, a>v, ra,
matronalia.
Sept. Jer. 23, 16 Maraiova-iv iv tavrots Spacriv,
they pretend that they see visions.

jiaraiovixai,
to
2.
30 F.
fiaTptavLKia, (ov, Ta, (^fiarpSava^
the ladies' apart-
Mid.
he vain, to act foolishly.

15.
1,
ment in a
bath.
Lyd. 64, 13.
Cedr.
I,
296,
Sept. Reg. 4, 17,

MeraT-ai'toTai
(rot,
26, 21.
1,
13, 13
15 (quoted).
liaTTiapLos, ov, 6, carrier
thou hast done foolishly.
of a materis,
(the
maof
Judith
fiarepia,
6, 4, et alibi.
17,
as,
Paul. Rom. 1, 21. the Latin materia, timber.

the Latin
taris, or
javelin).
fxav^ripos,
matara
Mai. 330,
name of a kind
4.
Gloss. Jur.
fiarepTepa, as,
17
fj,
matertera
=
1,
incorrect for nav^rjpos.

lo'a, (/xavXtff)
fxavXiâ,
r^
fiaoTpoTrevco, to pimp,
Trpos /ii)Tpof 6eLa, mother's sister.
Antec.
pander.
pjivXis, I'Sor,
Schol.
Arist.
Nub.
980.
Nom.
10, 5, neyoKr),
sister.
magna
It.
matertera, grandmother's
Coteler. 547.
i},
=^= fiavXicTTpia.
fj,
Hes.
IMTôvKa,
as,
^,
mazza
stake.
F.
masse,
1,
p.avKca-ia,
as,
==
fia(TTpoirela,
pimping.
E.
mace,
club,
Ptoch.
227.
Jejun. 1924 A.
p,avKi,(TTi)s,
Curop. 25, 21.

p,aT(ovKiov, ov, TO,
27. 14, 84.
ov,
6,
(iiavXiâ)
^=
patrrponos,
=r
fmrôvKa.
Leo. Tact.
6,
pimp, pander, jyrocul-er. ITcs. MarpiXXtov .... Phot. Lex. Mao-rpoTTor ....
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fiavkKfTpia
iiuw\l<rrpia,
as,
ij,
737
SchoL
.
jjêyaXo-Bcopeo/Mat,
bawd, procuress.
Suid.
paxo-(TvpSovXos, ov,
6,
one who instigates
strife.
Arist.
Nub.
r),
980.
Uvyoa-T^Kos
Ant.
Mon. 1528 B.
Nom.
juivpoi,
Coteler. 250.
ov,
(afiavpos}
:^
Paul.
/ifXas,
16.
black.
Apocr.
Barthol.
Adm
garia,
Martyr. Porph. 81, 3 'H Mavpi) BovXyapia, Black BulAct.

7.
Pet.
et
pamCeip, Q-UJa (jipovptav. Theodtn. Dan. II, 38 etov pam^cip, the god of fortresses, a Syrian deity.
pe
perd, with.
Porph. Cer. 316, 22

{avxqv) arrogance.
Mc
to
aKpov.
fiavporpixos, ov, (pavpos, Bpli}
peyaXavx^via, as,
fie\av66pi^,
8, 76.
fj,
Sibyll.
pekavQpi^,
black-haired.
Apocr.
Martyr.
black-
Barthol.
2.
peyaXavxr]pa, aros, to, (psyaXavxeat) Xavxia. Philon II, 434, 33.
peya-
.fiavpoôpos, ov, ((êpffl)

clad,
^z: peXavelpatv,
peyaXavxTiTeov
217, 35.
=:
Sel peyaXavxîv.
Philon
I,
clothed in black.
Theoph. 654. 655.
658, as a national appellative.

,li,a(\)6piov,
ov, TO,
mafors, ma forte, ma-
peyaXetov, ov, to, (peyaXeios} greatness, mighty deeds. Sept. Deut. 11, 2, et alibi. (Com-
vers, a kind
360 A.
arpov.
35 B.
of hood or veil. Clementin. Philon Carp. Cant. 5, 7 6ipiPallad. Laus. 1220 A. Vit. Chrys. Hieron. I, 402 (97). Cassian. I, 72
pare Reg. 4, 8, 4 Ta peydXa, A iirolrja-ev 'EXi2. Majesty, as a title. a-aU.) PseudoMcod. I, B, 3, 1, TO o-oV. S. The Magnificat? Stud. 1733 D.
:
A.
Apophth. 192 B.
Isid.
Hisp. 19, 25,
3.
peyiiKeiov, incorrect for ppydiiXiov, ov, to,
a kind
evayyc-'
Sophrns. 3688 A.
Jos.
Hymnog. 1009 A.
rjv
o{ perfume.
Diosc.
1,
69.

pii/ov pe)(pt TOiV
Eust. 1280, 60 (976,

KoKvppji irapeiI,
peyaXeiov, ov, TO,
(nSjO, volumen')
41 To 8e Kpri8ep,vov Keipdkrls
Xiov, gospel, evangelistary.

S.
Cyrill. Seyth.
^pav).
Epict.
Cant.
201, tov
264 C.

13.
V. 2945 A.
2. 1,
irarpiapxov.
paxaipa, as,
i],
paxalpas,
sword.
1,
30, 7 0( in\ ttjs
Mai. 475, peyaXewopai

pcyaXewTrjs,
1,
495, 14.
=r
4,
peyaXvvopai.
rj,
Genes. 94,
oi Sopv<ji6poi.
(Compare
crna-
rjTOs,
Bdpws-}
paxaipas, a,
knives.
6, (pdxatpa) dealer in, or maker Genes. 97, 2, as a siuâme.
little
4.
1,
40.
I,
2.
B,
1,
greatness.
Sept. IJsdr.
Majesty, as a
2 AeopfBd a-ov
title.
of,
Pseudo-Mcorf.
yaXewTTjTos.
rrjs
pc
.paxaipiSwu, ov, to,

530, 25.
pAxatpa.
to fight
Philon
II,
peydK-epnopos, ov,
6,
wholesale merchant.
Greg.
Naz.
with a paxaipa.
3.
I,
728 B.
Polyb. 15, 37,
rpaxatpopaxfO ipaxopai),
Polyb. 10, 20,
.pjiXatpoTTcoXeiov, ov, to,
peyaX-eniôXos, ov, aiming at (or attempting)

great objects.
1.
Diod,
1, 19.
shop.
Poll.
7,
156.
Pto.
(pjxxMpojraKijs^ cutler's
I,
2, 7,
p. 120, 98.
Cornut. 130.
peyaXais
(Compare
iirKâvijs.
852
paxaiPolyb.
|i-
Dion. H. VI, 765, 16 -odai peydXois.)

peyaK-fm<âvrjs,
is,
ponaXiov.
paxaipoiôpia,
39,
1, 2.
rjo-a, to
;;=
be paxaipofpopos.
Philostrg.
592 A,
?
airrr]p,
Theophyl. B. IV, 525
D -iararos.
744, 43.
Poll. 9, 147.
peyaXjjyopcos (peyaXrjyopos), adv. magniloquently.
^las.
App.
I,
122, 55.
fiaxâp, TO,
15.
13DD
^z^
arpapa
Sept.
Keg.
4, 8,
peyoKfjo-ui, av, to,
the Latin
megalensia,
59, 11, 3.
loud.
pjiXîp or paxlp,
73SD
Reg.
a
Tpo<j)ri,
festival.
Dion C.
ov,
37, 8, 1.
food.
Sept.
peydX-rjxos,
Josu. 13, 31.

pdxrj,
r/s, f/,
3, 5, 11.
;
40 B.
Bekker.
ov, 6,
high-sounding,
Amphil.
Agath.
225, 18 peyaXorjxos.
(Soda)) loud-voiced.
contradiction in terms
opposed to
Sext. 275,
peydXoôas,
206, 10.
aKoXovdla.
22.
Epict. Enct. 51,
1.
paxi<rp6s,
oj), 6,
r/,
peydKoypd<\)os, ov, (ypa(j)ai) that writes on great
pax^, fight.
Attal. 35, 23.
subjects.
Did. A. 396 B.
6,
paxrjns, i8os,
(^paxrjTTis)
female fighter. Anast.

Sext. 297,
yvvf).
6.
I,
peyaXo-Salpav, oxof,
I,
Sin. 1076 A.
137 B.
Eus.
II,
Clem. A. great denum. 1364 A. IV, 272 A.
paxipos, ov, disputable.

,/ua;(Xas, abos,
f),
= paxKos
/ieyaXo'8ei/8poj, ov, (SivSpov) fill
of large
trees.
Philon
I,
568,
Strah.
3, 2, 3.
15, 2, 14.
39.
II,
551, 46.
(xaxXam, to be pdxXos.
Artem. 325. Clem. A.
fiyaXo8d|(flr (/ieyaXo'6o|or), adv.
m great glory.
Epict. 4,
1,
105 B.
Sept.
Mace.
3, 6, 39.
jmxopat, to quarrel, oppose, etc. Polyb. 16, 28, Sext. 4 Maxopeva iavTols, self-contradictory.
44, 28.
;iieyaXd-SouXor, ov, 6, great slave.
55.
peyaXo-Siapea, as,
r),
great
gift.
II,
Lucian.
I,
354.
313, 32.
139,
698, 25.
to
Herodn.
Strab.
2,
2, 3,
22.
Eus.
give
813 C.
Basil.
paxopevas, adv. so as
1,
be disputed.
Sext.
III,
221 C.
Did. A. 524 C.
to
40,
p.
16,
eiprtrai.
664,
11,
peydXo-haipeopai,
Jos.
munificent
presents.
XeyovcTH'.
Ant. 12,
4, 9.
93
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fieyaXoScopiâ
fj,eya\o8apia, as,
fj,
738
pfydKopprjpoveco,
fieyoKo^via
tJo-o),
(^tfyoXdSupos) munificence.
(^peyaXopprjpaiv)
to
be
Lucian.
31, 3,
I, 1.
Ill, 388.
fj,
Herodn.
2, 6, 10,
et alibi.
boaster, to boast.
Sept.
Judith
6, 1 7, ti eis
fuyaXoipyia, as, 405, 26.
Contracted
Jos.
(EPrfi) magnificence.
fieyaXovpyla.
9, 6.
Polyh.
nva.
Pa. 34, 26.
Strab. 13, 1, 40.
Philon
peyaKopprjpoa-uvTi,
r/s, f),
arrogant talking,
1, 2, 3.
boast3, 1.
Ant. 15,
fulness.
Sept. Reg.
Polyb. 39,
fieyaX6Cr)\os, ov,
Cer. 469, 5.
fjjXof.)
of coarse texture?? Porph. (See .also XfTTTofijXos, fiea-o-
Ignat. 653 A.
PhUostr. 692, great words,
in
a good sense.
peyaXoppripav,
Sept. Reg.
ov,
{pripa) talking big, boastful.
/iEyaXo-Tjxos, see /xeyoXi/xosfieya'KodviJ.av, ov,
1, 2, 3.
Ps. 11, 3, yXmo-o-a.

6,
fj,
=
ov,
iJ.fydK6dvfi.os-
Eus. Ernes.
large-headed.
peyaKo-ppa^,
fieydXor, q, ov,
ayos,
with
large
grapes.
517 A.
lj.eya\oK<j)a\os,
Strab. 15, 2, 14.
(iceâX^)
piyas.
S.
Porphyr. V. Plotin.
Theoph. Cont. 656, 21. fieyaXo'-xXofos, of, foudZ?/ sounding.
67,3.
Theoph. il^,
[Comparative êya-
Clem. A.
I,
Xarepos.
4/)ocr. Martyr. Barthol. 8. PseudoI,
236 B.
lieyoKoKparap, epos,
6,
Nicod.
B, 4,
ov,
3.-
ieo. Tact. 11, 16. 12,

corpulent.
Sept.
=: o5 to
Kparor eVri ^ya.

50.
62.]
&pi. Mace.
members.
3, 6, 2.
ieo Isaur. Novell.

with
large
57.
r),
peyakoirapKos,
((Top^)
^fyaXoKooXor, ov, (kIoXov)
limbs
or
Ezech. 16, 26.

pfyoKocrBcvos, ov,
63.
Diosc.
2,
^
ov,
pcydKo<r6evfis.
Sibyll.
5,
/ieyaXo-ftapTi/s, vpos, o,
great martyr, a distin-
guished martyr.
231,
Nectar. 1829 C.
Ill,
Simoc.
peydKoirpapayos,
(apapayri) loud-resounding.
Athen.
n. Damasc.
ov,
1316 B.
Stud. 961 B.
Lucian.
80.
II,
643 (probably quoted).

3,

pydK6-piKpos,
time.
peyaXo-(ro(l>ta-T^s, ov, 6, great sophist.
great
and small at the same
Philon
II, 61, 14.
pcyaKo-araxvs,
Diosc.
v,
with
large
ears
of
corn.
pyaK6-p.iados, ov,
I,
demanding high pay. Lucian.

great mind.
Basil.
1, 6, p. 16.
797.
Poll. 4, 43.
fj,
pya\6-<TT7i6os, ov, large-chested.
Mnesith. apud
lieyoKovoia, as,
Ill,
Classical.
Orig.
Orib. Ill, 24, 14.

peyoKooTJvrj, see peyaKcocvvrj.
fieyaX6(r;(t;ôs, ou, 6. {ax^jpa)
1192 B.
IV, 452 A.
653 C, as
title.
fieyoKo-voos, -ovs, -ovv,

Jos. B. J. 5, 5, 8.
endowed with great mind.
the great habit (to
a monk who wears peya a^rjpa). Jejun. 1921'
Men. Rhet. 141,

C. 59,
2, 4.
/oicya-
Xovoia-repos.
Dion
r),
peyoKonddeia, as,
long-suffering.
(vadeiv)
=
I,
D. Stud. 1 753 D, povaxos. peyaKoaapaTos, ov, {trSipxi) large-bodied. Eudoc.
pu<po6vfiia,
M.
B.
396.
Plut. II, 551 C.
p.eya\6a-a>pos, ov,
preceding.
Eus.
Ill,
lOO
/xfyoXo-TToteo), /o (/o
jreai things.
Sept. Sir. 50,
22.
Ptol. Tetrab. 144.

ov,
2.
/ifyaXoTTo'Xe/iios,
Ong'.
724 C.
/os.
pfyaXonpos (peydKonpos)
Diog.
8, 88.
in a costly manner.
pAyas ev
7roXe/ia>-
Ant, 12, 11,
ficyaXoTToXiTi/f, ou, d, (ftfyaXoTroXtf) native
or in-
fieyaXoToXôs, ov, (roKpa) of great daring. Jos. Ant. 5, 1, 29. Lucian. I, 816. App. I, 548,
3.
habitant of a great city.

p,cya\oTrpayia, as,
things.
fj,
Philon
I,
34, 37.
Iren. 589
A.
(Trpacrcra)) the
doing of great
peydKovpyeo),
rjo-co,
peydKovpyos
elpi.
Philon
App.
Plut.
II,
780, 29.
rjs,
rj,
11, 21, 46, et alibi.
peyaXoTTpaypoonjvrj,
ypa>v.
the being p^yaKoTrpa-
peydkovpyrjpa,
aros, to,
great deed or work.
n, 243 C.
magnificence, as a
ij
Philon
title.
(t^.
II,
105, 16.
Eus. U, 1380 B. Nectar.

ppyaXoupyos.
Lucian.
II,
peyakoTrpeTTfia, as, ^,
1825 A.
p,cyaXoupy)i?, es,
Ephes. 1120 E, Nestor, apud Euagr. 2441 B. fj vperepa. Theod. 1229 B. Chal. 1537 C. Superlative pepeydKoiTp7rris, cs, magnificent. ya\oirpem<TTaTOS, as a title. Synes. 1360 B. Ci/nM. ^. X, 136 A. Theod. IV, 1256 A. Justinian. Novell. 13, 3. Chron. 519, 11, applied to martyrs !
peyoKoTTTepvyos, ov,
yas.
Chrys. IE, 616 B,
=:
212.
peydKovpyla, see peydKofpyla. peydKovpyos, ov, (EPFO) doing great things;

magnificent.
et alibi.
Plut.
I,
735 A.
App.
I, 14, 7.
peyaKovpySis, adv. magnificently.
Simoc.
5, 2,
=^
peyciKas e)(av ras nrepv3, 7.
peyaKovxos, ov, (ex<") possessing great Clem. A. I, 1152 B.

pcydKo(f>vi^s, is,
(tjjvio)
things.
Sept.
Ezech. 17,
of noble nature.
637,
2.
Polyb.
2, 23,
peyaXo-TTmyiov, mvos,
6, viith
a full beard.
Mai.
12, 23, 5.
15.
Philon
I,
Epict.
291, 8.
Sext. 5, 9.
ff,
^cyaXopfKTOs,
things.
ov,
(opeyopat)
S. 425.
eager for great
peydKo(j)vta, as,
nobleness of nature.
Adam.
Arch. 14.
Iambi. V. P. 222.
ApoUod. BasU. IV, 468
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fieyakocjyvo}!;
739
title.
fj-eOapfiocn^
Trjs
o-fjs
ij.eyd\o<})vtas,
as a
Greg.
58,
12.
Proc.
I,
472,
8.
3.
2,
Grown
up, full-grown,
p.LKp6s, 6X1-
Nyss. n, 236 C.
iieya\o(j>vS>s,
Qricj. I,
of age,
7106/2^.
old,
F. grand; opposed to
314.
adv.
Cleomed.
yos.
Horn. Od.
Callin. 1, 17.
Sept.
644 C.
lieyaKo-cjiBivea),
705 B. to cry aloud. rjira,
Moschn.
Gen. 25, 23. 38, 11. Apophth. Poemen. 108 Meiâv To2s ercmv, major natu. Mai. 353,
22.
19.
Chron. 576, 19,
rr^v
{jXixiav.
Porph.
Pallad.
aeydKoâvia, as, fj, the being loud-voiced: big PUlostr. 518. Athan. Diod. 16, 93. talk. Did. A. 901 C. I, 181 A.
luydKocpavcas, adv.
Cer. 68, 22.
H^yaXov. 3. Laus. 1074 B.

âva>
(re eis
Adm.
1073
158, 14 'Atto piKpov eas

:
Great
sir,
lord.
C
;
GeXeis, 6 ,i/ya9, Xap.unit thou, sir, that
mth a loud
corrupt for
voice.
Orig.
I,
rû olRiav
1528 A.
Sophrns. 3517 B.
ov,
take thee to
fie'Kavoxi'-apos ?
HeyaKoxKmpos,
t>.iyas,
my house f Gregent. 773 D Kvpie my lord the bishop. Eus. Alex. 349
fieXlxKcupos.
Polem. 185.
Schol. Arist.
fifydko-ôôs, ov, loud-sounding.
Nub. 284.
Hydko-\jfvxia,
as,
r),
magnanimity, as a
77
title.
Joann. Mosch. 2873 B. Sophrns. 3725 p-cyaXri, Mary of Egypt. Clim. 689 A. 693 B. Nic. II, 880 Kipi 6 p.eyas. Theoph. 216, 13, & p.iya. \Nicel. Byz. 733 A
C. y
Basil.
IV, 413 B,
cBtra),
iri).
/icyaXmrepor.]
?o
/ifyaXom,
49.
(fteyas)
enlarge.
Achmet.
lilya-Tipios, ov,
=2
p,fyaX6Tipos.
Simoc. 139,
9.
p.eya-TpovXXos, ov, with
fieyaXwapiov, ov, to, (peya\vvo>) in the Ritual,
a large dome. Method. Conf. Martyr. Dion. 681 D, olKobop.rj.

ijcrio,
a short troparion sung immediately before the regular troparion of the ninth ode of a The name was suggested by p,eyaKaymw. Xivii, the first word of the Magnificat, or rather by fueyaKwov, the first word of many
of the fieydkvvapia.
p.eyf6o-TToUa,
to
enlarge, magnify, amplify.

1,
Sext. 212, 15.

p,ye6oTrolr](Tis, ems,
Longin. 40,
17,
of style.
Galen.
11,
enlargement.
275 E.
p^yeBoTTOios, ov,
{p.eye6os,
The
17
feasts
:
which have
to.
enlarging, amplifying.
p,eyedos, eos, to,
Trotcco) magnifying, Longin. 39, 4.
lieyaKvuapta are the following

17
EiiroSia,
magnitude,
i',
Thvt](ns To5 XpioToO,
Hepnopr], 6 dyios
Heph. 12,4.
Longin. 12,
title.
Bao-iXetOf,
T) '
to Qeo(j>a.na,
rj
'Ywanavrq, to Tiatrâ,
i.
S.
1.
2.
size,
length of verses.
style.
Grandeur of
Greatness, majesty, as a
Aj/oKtjflns, and ^ Koiprja-is Trjs Bcotokov. [The p.eydkvvapui are usually printed near the end of the 'Kyia^p,aTapLov.^
Basil.
IV, 840
C To
C.
p,eyed6s
a-ov.
Nestor,
apud Euagr. 2440
Theod. IV,
26.
1257 C, TO vperepov.
peye66o>, iura, ^=. following.
fieya\vva, to magnify.
to
Sept.
Num.
15, 3, evxr)v,
Xenocr.
Sext.
consecrate, solemnize.
\_Aquil Ps. 143, 12
525,
3.
p.epeydKvp,iiivos-^
p,iye6vva>, vv5>, (p,ey&os^
to
enlarge, increase, to
lieyakapM, aTos, to, (jxeyaXoeo) greatness.

Jer.
staff.
Sept.
make
127.
long.
Cleomed. 37, 17.

Ill,
31,
17
Pi^Sos
p-cydKaiiaTos,
strong
Numen. apud Eus.

49, 9.
[Plotin.
35, 19.
r)s,
r),
Nicom. 100. 872 C. Drac. Apollon. D. Pron. 343 A.

I,
lifydKaa-uvrj,
(fieyoXos) greatness.
Sept.
Soran. 258, 29.

6v<rp.evos.
290, 16 p,epeye-
Deut. 32, 3 Ao7-e jieydKaxrivtjv t& 6f& ^p,5>u, magnify our God. Esdr. 1, 4, 46, et alibi. Method. 52 A. Also, iteyoKotrivri.
/ieyaX<0eX^s,
1,
is, (a>0eXc(<))
Eus. V, 93 B.]
*p,cyuTTav, avos, 6,
commonly
L.
in the plural p.c-
yiaraves,
tov,
(p.eyio'Tos}
magnates
Menand.
Esdr.
1, 1,
=
6,
15.
Plut. II,
very useful. Cleomed. Clem. A. I, 352 553 D.
oi p.eya Swd/ievoi,
grandees.
446,
36.
p. 320. Sir. 4, 7.
Sept. Par. 2, 36, 18.
B.
fuyapiâi, la-a,
Esai. 34, 12, et alibi.

12.
6,
Marc.
adopt the views of Clem. the Megarian school of philosophy.
(Meyapa)
Diog.
2,
to
21.
Artem.
Heyiaravos, ov,
C.
=
=:
preceding.
Gregent. 592
p. 90.
A.
I,
77 B.
17,
113.
Theoph. 451, 20.

I,
Achmet. 127,
*M.cyapLK.6s,
ov,
Megarian, belonging to the
fieyia-Tevco, cva-a,
p-iyuTTOs elpi or yiyvofiai.
Epicur. Megarian school of philosophy. Chrysipp. apud Plut. 11, apud Diog. 10, 2.
App.
fiehovs,
625, 16.
i
med
us
/leVor.
Epiph. HI, 276 a kind of drink. pedv, wine, GerpcXi, honey. "]
1036 E,
garici.
ipcoTfiiwra.
sect.
Diog.
2,
1, 17.
18, a"ipecns,
A.
peSos,
&,
the Megarian
106,
(j>iX6vo(j)oi,
Me-
(Hunnic)
mead,
[Compare
Pri.^c. 183, 12.
*pAyas, fuyaKr), fieya, great, large.

fjiUpa, great day, solemn feast.
MeyaXri
man meth,
Russian ped
Sept. Esai. 1,
Joann. 19, 31, the Passover. PseudoParticPorph. Cer. 520, 18. 1, 2. ularly, the Christian Passover, Easier: MalAnc. 6. Epiph. 11, 828 D. chio 256 A.
13.
Jacol.
PUlostr. peB-avra, to fasten to, wrap up with. 793 'lo-Ti'a peBrfirrai. pe0appo<ns, eas, ij, ipeOapp^^w) change. Polyb.
18, 28, 6
Mf6app^<Tis SecnroT&v,
change 0/
masters
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by Microsoft
fied-avpiov
ued-aiptov, adv. the
740
PaUad.
Did.
231,
3.
/j,ei,Si.acTt<;
day
after to-morrow.
167, 19.
516, 14.
23,
Diosc.
6.
1,
81. 62, p. 65.

Sext. 619,
Laus. 1156 C.
jjLeBeKTois (fjieBeKTos),
Hermog. Khet.
adv. communicahly.
or over,
18.
245, 14.
Clem. A. II, 380 C.

:
2.
To
tnck, in-
A. 801
387,
1.
C.
trigue, deceive, elude

I,
ac6-e\Ka>, to
draw
to
Philon
pervert, corrupt.
beva-ev iv
tamper with, dittort, Sept. Reg. 2, 19, 27 Mf^mto
t&
fioi/Xo)
O'ov irpos tov Kvpiov pov
uedeooTos,
II, 109.5
fj
ov,
after the feast.
Classical.
Plut.
Kaivfj
Greg. Naz. II, 612 B, ioprri, Stud. KvpiaKT), dominica in albis.
A.
TOV âaCKea, he hath
slandered thy servant

Polyh. 38, 4,
10,
t\.
unto
Ihias
my
lord the king.

TCt
Polyc. 1012 B,
Xdyta tov Kvpiov
irpos ras
I,
1708 D.
Nicom. 528
ov, 6,
D to fiedeoprov,
A.
the
day
after the feast.

p,(6fpprjvfvTr]s,
(p.e6epfj.r]vei<o)
C.
interpreter,
II,
II,
imdvpias. 885 C.
T],
Iren. 521 B.
Athan.
3li
pedoSiKos,
ov,
methodicus,
1,
methodic,
6, et alibi.
I,
translator.
Iren.
946
Eus.
1181
methodical.
Polyb.
84, 6. 9, 12,
A.
HedepprjvevTtKos,
rj,
ov, interpreting.
Schol. Arist.
Dion. H. VI, 729, 8. 249 B. Oi pfdobiKoi
730,
9.
Clem. A.
tarpoi, methodici medi-
Nub.
12.33.
ci,
methodists,
physicians of the methodic

Galen.
56,
II,
p.e6-epp.T]veiia>, icra, to
interpret, translate.
6,
Sept.
school.

Sext. 55, 16. 27.
291
Sir. Prolog.
I,
Polyb.
26, 6.
Diod. 20, 58.

ri;s
B.
303 C.
I,
1. 'H/ie-
11 -adai Eis Tov ''EXKrjvi.Kbv
bidkeKTOv
1,
BohiKrj alpeiTis, the
rpoTTOv.
3.
Dion. H.
II,
821,
9.
Strab. 16,
Galen.
36 E.
11,
methodic school of medicine. 235 A. 292 B. 363 D.

Polyb.
5, 98, 10.
17, 1, 29.
5, 1, 6, p. 336, 9.
Aristeas
6.
I,
pe6o8cKms, adv. methodically.

9, 2, 5.
fiedea-ts,
eas,
fj,
{pfBlrjpi) relaxation.
Philon
Sext. 318, 9.
354, 26.
'
/jLedriXiKearepos,
ov,
(^X'l)
=
II,
pedoSiov, ov, to, L. viaticum, supplies, provisions

p,Tayevc<TTepos.
for a journey.
piBobos, ov,
T),
Inscr. 3137, 31.

Sept.
Aster. 173 C.
peBrfXiKtoopai, axTopai, (fiXiKia) to
art, policy.
Mace.
2,
13,
age
II,
to another.
Athan.
the
I,
pass from one Basil. 1272 C.

to
18.
pfBoXio),
rjs, fj,
(pe6e\Ka>) diversion, distraction.

Plut.
II,
25 B.
eas,
fj,
Philon
passing from one age
II,
I,
459, 20. 21.
517 C.
IJ,edrj\iKima-is,
peB-opiâ>, to deport.
Philostrg. 529 B.
another.
Basil.
493 B.
25 B.
Nil.
peB-opKoa,
69.
to
bind by a new oath.
App.
11, 611,
233 C.
p-fd-lSpvois, EMj,
tion.
T],
Strab. 8,
6,
change of residence, migraPlut. II, 927 A. B. 10.

to
pcB-oppdo), to rush after.

prjo-e ^=. p^Bapprjtre.']
[MaZ. 116, 5 epeBapopposed to
fie6-m7reva>,
to ride
another place.
App.
I,
peB-virap^Ls, c<as,
fj,
after-existence.;
356, 97.
pe9-i:TTa.ci>
irpotnap^ts.
Caesarius 1049.
Pseudo-/us!.
=^
fudiaTripi, to
Diod. 18, 58. peBiarripi. remove from one place to another.

2
1264 B.
pe6-virap)â>,
Longin.
16,
pedecrTaKas,
active.
Mid.
Plut.
ndpxto.
to exist after ; opposed to Pseudo-Jus^ 1264 B.
Trpoii-
pedia-Tapai, to
change one's place.
29 To pe6ifTTd}xevov Toirov 6k tottov.

ciple pfBetTTws, aa-a, as, exile
II,
:
2. Partioccupacraft,
6,
Sext. 480,
peBvTrKavfjs, S, (^pedv, wKavdco) staggering

,
from
drunkenness.
dead.
peBva-rjs, ov, 6,

peBvaos.
Lucian. HI, 562,
602 C.
as,
I,
89 E.
Jos. Ant. 3, 12, 2 fiera-
condemned.
ajas, dead.
pedoSiia,
tion,
rj,
(pedoSevoi)
pursuit,
business, employment, trade.
Novell.
122,
Prooem.
Tropically,
Paul. Eph.
I,
Justinian.
piBvapa, arcs, to, (jieBva-iuo) ing drink. Sept. Judic. 13, Hos. 4, 11. Philon I, 352,
cation.
=
4.
13ty, intoxicat-
Eeg.
1,
1,15.
34.-2.
Intoxi-
Achmet. 197.
r),
wile, artifice, trickery.
4, 14.
peBvaos,
ov,
peBvoTiKos, given
to intoxicat-
11.
I,
/ren.
545 C.
537 B. C/em. yl. Athan. I, 548 A.
pe6obiVTr]s, ov, 6,
z^
737 B. Orig. 11, 901 B. 6 peBohevwv. Ptol. Tetrab.

p,i6ohi.K6s.
ing drink.
19, 1.
Sept. Prov. 23, 21.
26, 9.
Sb.
I,
26, 8.
Epict. Frag. 117.
Plut.
165.
peBohcvTiKos,
21.
rj,
6v,
Agaihar. 159,
Phryn. 151, the masculine condemned as not Attic. Moer. 239, avijp. Cleom. A. I, 209 peBva-Tcov Sci peBveiv. A.
986 B.
pfBobfvTiKms, adv. artfully.

C.
Leant. Cypr. 1728

methodically
peBva-TTjs, ov, 6, (jieBvco)

7.
drunkard.
Epict.
4, 2,
Nil. 212 D.
Inscr. 5760
fifBoScvo), (vera, (/icôSos) to treat

to
1,
pe6v(TTpia, as,
contrive, invent.
Gemin. 848 B.
;(p?;tri/x<nj'.
Diod.
fj, female drunkard. Tpav peBvoTpia, fijcrois

.'
15, p. 19, 90, tI tSiv
1, 81, Trjv
petbiapa. aTos, to, (jLtetSiaw) smile.
CornvZ, 134.
312.
oKr/dftav.
fniarripriv.
Dion. H. 1, 296, 15. Nicom. SI, Philon I, 212, 32. 304, 11. II,
Plut. n, 43 F, et alibi.
pdhiatTis, fas,
fj,
a smiling. Porphyr. Abst.
Digitized
by Microsoft
fieiStaa/jLoi;
741
Poll. 6, 199.
fieXerr)
rj,
fifibiaa-fios, ov, 6,
preceding.
luXavBivos,
eXaiov.
ov,
of
peXdvdcov.
Diosc. 1, 46,
dim. 981 C.
fj.ci8iaaTtK6s,
r),

6u, smiling.
Schol. Arist. Plut.
lieXavdpaKtv for fidkavdpaKiov, ov, to, (avSpa^)

bodiaiv, So^t^v.
27.
ficiôvaKis
Leo Med.
1,
209.
Sept. Sir.
(jielâv),
adv. more times,
Nicom.
Iambi. V.
HcXavla, as,
19, 26.
fj,
blackness.
81,
Classical.
7.
131.
IxeiôvoTTjs, rjTos,
fj,
Polyb.
Agathar. 118, 11.
the being jxeiâv.
5?ra&. 12, 8, 18, p. 585, 18.

/ifXaj/ifm, lo-a, to be
5, 43.
P. 248.
fietôTepos, a,
ov,
=
9.
Diosc. 1, 40. or ?ooi 6fac^. Diosc. 1, 141.
Epist. 3, 4.
Tit.
B.
Mai. 490,
Joann. fielâu, greater. B. 1265 A. Epiph. I, 972 Poiph. Adm. 257, 3.

adv.
mildly.
p.eXavo-Soxflov, ov, to, inkstand.

9,
Aquil. Ezech.
2.^
ov, (fiixop-ai)
sc.
juciXiKTiKco;
(ft\iV(T<a),
Schol.
p^Xavoboxos,
10,
p,eXav6s,
holding ink.
Poll.
Arist. Plut. 233.

jieikiKTos,
T],
60 TO iiiKavohoxov,
rj,
ayyeiov, inkstand.
ov, to be soothed.
Psell.
1132
ov,
dark-colored.
Strab. 16, 4, 12.

8.
6.
(quoted).
lutovptâ,
l(TOD,
Orig.
{jxeiovpos)
Nicom. 124. 126.

tailed.
2.
to
bring
to
a point.
To
be lulovpos, cur-
376 C. Apophth. Moses 4. TAeod Zecioy 1, 32. Geopon. 7, 15, Theoph. 188, 12. PorpA. Adm. 269, 5.
Ill,
Proiosp. Puis. 35.
fieXavocTToXos, ov, (otoXj?) clad in black.
Plut.
jielovpos, ov, {jieiav,
ovpa)
miurus,
curtailed,
11,
372 D.
rj,
applied to hexameters ending in a pyrrhich

or an iambus.
22.
lieXavoTijs, rjTos, Ill,
p,eXavia, blackness.
Orig.
Plut. II, 397 D.
Drac. 138,
to
492 A.
Anast. Sin. 64 C.
Terent.
M.
1929.
fi.eXav-6<j)6aXp.os, ov,
^=
p,eXav6iip.aTos.
Poll. 2,
Iifipameuojiai (ficipaKiov),
like
L. adolescentior,
act
61.
Polem. 182.
a youth. Plut. I, 920 Kan. 40 fieipaKevop.at.

13, 1.
Schol. Arist.
fifXavo(j}opea, rjaco, ((ôpeco) to

II,
wear
pale
black.
Plut.
557 C.
jieipaKiôfUU, z^z fieipaKiov yiyvojiai.

-i,
Arr. Anab.
./ieXavo-xXapos,
Polem. 185.
Sophrns. 3681 C.
58.
es,
Also,
to
ov,
darkly
or
green.
1,
iieXayxXcapos.
Diosc.
lieipaKtov, ov, to, girl.
pêtpaKoeiS^s,
like
/xeipaKiov.
Caesarius
p-eXavom,
-a>a-eai.
acra,
blacken.
Sept.
Cant.
1,
1073.
/ifKBTeov
=
r),
Epist Jer. 20.
Set /leiovv.
Herod, apud Orib.
I,
/ifXai'iBO'is, etoj, ^,
Orig. Ill, 112
D.
27
liiXavarts.
Ephr.
Ill,
410,
9.
C.
6v,
I,
IxfuoTiKos,
(p,ei6a))
diminishing, lowering.
p,eXas, aiva, av, black. atri dies.
Plut.
I,
Clem. A.
365 A, nvos.
Sext. 595, 4.
/ufXayyetos.
Longin. 42,
;
1.
Sext.
756,
22, (pavrj.
/ifKoTucSj, adv.
pav^r/TtKoys.
by diminishing
opposed to
ira-
(Codex x)
6 fieXas, the devil f
510 C, rjpepai, Barn. 4 2. Substan-
fiiKayyeos, ov,
10.
704, 26.
Heron Jun.
222,
/iXdy;(X<Bpos, see p.eKav6-)(Ka)pos.

liiKadpoco, ao'co,
(pcXadpov)
42.
to
fasten by beams
Sept.
fieXaiva,
Keg.
to
3, 7,
blacken.
\_Orig. I,
392
p.epJ'Xa-
(a) 6tocfc ink. Classical. Diosc. 1, 86, ypaôcw. 2, Philon n, 3, 6. Hippol. PZu(. II, 565 C. 23, of the sepia. Haer. 92, 13, 'ivbiKov, atramentum Indicum. (b) ^= o-KOTOs, darkness. Barn. 780 B. p,eXaa-p,a, aros, to, {p.eXalva>) a blacking : black Cleomed. 56, 13, black spots in the spot.
tively, TO fieXav,
O'lJUll.l
moon.
of the black north wind.
J. 3, 9, 3.
Diosc.
5,
118 (119).
114, p. 780.
Classical.
lie\ap,-fi6petos, ov,
McStrab.
Plut. II,
p,Xaap.69,
Xapôpdov
4, 1, 7.
TTvevfm, violent north wind.
564 E, et alibi. ov, 6, a blacking, blackness.

155, p. 146.
(fieXos)
to
,Tos.
B.
Diosc:
\jfi6ios
1,
p,e\ap-îdios
otvos,
ov,
6,
black
wine.
/ifXedfa),
da-o),
modulate.
Nicom.
Apollod.
Diosc. 5, 9.
pe\ap,TJf6s,
17,
Harm.
ov,
(fieXay) dark, brown.
Cosm.
fieXetCa
1, 9,
4.
/ueXiXo, to cut to pieces.
.Tudic.
445 D.
fickaveibea
(EIAQ)
Galen.
II,
107 C.
p,eKavip,ovea, jjcrm,
= ^
12, 5.
es,
fiekaviâi.
Doubtful.
Strab.
fieXep-fiaCJiris,
incorrect
for
fi.eXap.â^r)s.
Steph. Diac. 1169

clfii.
D.
write,
ficXaveifiav
p.eXeTdm, Tjo-oimi,
fieX^rr,.
to
1,
read, or deliver, a
II,
U,
11, 8.
Plut. II,
838 F.
Liban. U, 164,
Plut.
862 F.
131 A.
Lucian.
Philostr.
of the monks.
HeKdvT],
rjs,
rj,
III, 569.
Dion
17,
C. 40, 54, 4, Xoyovs.
Laus. 1017 C.
p.e\avd-e\mov,
Pallad. Melane, a saintess. Eus. Alex. 449 A. 1193 C.

t6,
529.
lieXerr],
rjs,
declamation, theme, di':sertation,
Horol. Dec. 31.

ov,
p,ekav6ivov
cXaiov.
such as the later rhetoricians used to deliver. Plut. II, 41 D (44 Strab. 1, 2, 2, p. 23, 22.
E). Lucian. HI, 19. 168.
Diosc.
1,
46 (titul).
Men. Rhet.
128,
Digitized
by Microsoft
fieXeTrjCTK
13, dyavaiv.
ect.
742
fieWio
(p-eXi,
o-ttovSt))
Philostr. 519.
6.
2.
Plan, projCyrill.
lUXianovba, av, ra,

ings.
honey-offer-
Mai. 493,
fj,
Plut. II,
u,
464 C.
672 C.
fie\eTr](TLS, fios,
=^
TO fieXerav,
/icXeTT).
lifXta-a-ios,
ov,
{p-iXia^tra)
A.
I,
225 C.
rj,
/icKe-rriTiKSs,
6v,
42, Krjpiov,
Svvdfievos fieXerav.
honeycomb.
sc.
2.
of
bees.
Lite. 24,
Substantively,
Clem.
TO
)i.eXi<j<Tiov,
afirfvos
iiTjios
or
ea-juos,
-4.1,
465 A.
oV,
Diog.3,il.
{jxiKeTq) fit
swarm of
for meditation.
bees.
Hes.
Nicet. Byz. 761 C.
MfXeriarai, less correct for MckrinavoL

/ieXerjKOf,
17,
fifXuTcrovpyeiov, ov, to,
(jiêXiiraovpyos) L. apia-
rium, apiary.
254.
rj,
Nil. 180 B.
to
Eudoc. M. 381.
McXeVtor, less correct for MeXijTtoy.
fxeXriyopeai,
rjaco,
fieXiaaovpyeay, ^crtu,
be fieXitrtrovpyos.
Poll.
(/ie'Xos,
dyopevco)
I,
ifwio),
liiXuraovpyiKos,
ov,
of a fUkuT(Tovpy6s.
Greg. Th. 1061 B.

partisans of MfX)}?. .4?7ian. I, 265 B. 268 A. 356 B. Epiph. H, 12 A. 184 B. II, 17 A. 940 B. Socr. 84 B. Theod. IV, 425 A. Tim. Presh. 40 C. MXi7Ttor, ov, 6, Meletius, a schismatic. Atlian. 269 A. 332 A. 11, 17 A, et alibi. I, Theod. Ill, 984 Epiph. 11, 184 B. 196 A. D.
MeXiji-iavoi, Si', 01, Meletiani, tlie
Iie\i, iTos, TO,
A.Tl, 132 C, sc.

fieXtCTo-mv,
S)vos,
6,
Ty(yri,
Clem.
iicXurirovpyia.
{ficXur<Ta)
Cell. 2, 20.
apiary.
Sept.
Reg. 1, 14, 25. 620 B.

/ufXtcTTay^s, cs,
Greg. Naz. H,
(jncXt,
orafo)) dripping honey.
Babr. Prooem. 18.

lisXuTrfjs,
o-Tijs,
ov, 6,
(fifXifia)
perhaps
ftep/ian-
money-changer.
Theoph. 367,
11.
8, 4,
/ieXta-ri,
adv. piece by piece.
Jos. Ant. 15,
p.
768.
honey.
aypiov, honey-dew,
upon
Diod. 19, 94, p. 391, 24, tlie leaves of certain

'lajxôs)
MeXtTiavoi, incorrect for MeXrjnavoL

lieXinov, ov, to,
mead ?
Plut.
I,
214 F. Porphyr.
trees.
Strab. 12, 3, 18.

(fteXoff,
Abst. 32.
fieXlafiôs, ov, 6,
a species of
MeXi'nor, incorrect for MeXijnor.

lxiXiTi(jp.6s,
verse.
Diog.
6, 76.
fiLktaprjo-iov.
ov,
6,
(/teXt)
an anointing
4.
with
p.e\Laplo-iov,
incoirect for
honey.
1 95.
Mnesith. apud OriJ. Ill, 154,
fieXl-yoKa, to,
honey and milk.

01,
Leo Med.
p.eXLTLTt]s, OV, 6,
MiKiyyol, also MeXiyoi, av,
Melingi, a place
386, et alibi.
5, 15, o'vos,
Also,
Adm.
6.-
in Laconia.
T-o
Conquest. 1666.
5,
61 iti16 s Diosc. of fxiXi, a drink made of wiue and honey. 150 (151), Xi6os, a kind of stone.
.
MeXiyydx or Mekiyov. Id. 1672. 3262. Phran. 159. 2. Melingi, the Slavs that occupied that part of Laconia. Porpih.
fieXiTOvpyfiov, ov, to,

is
(EPrO) place where

2.
honey
made.
r),
fueXKa,
Strab. 16, 4,
o^îiyaXa ?
Galen. VI, 438 C.

serwani.
Pallad.
221 MiXrfyyoi p.e\i.-e(j)6os, ov, dressed with honey.
jieXXa, see /uXa^.
Arr. P.
to
M.
in
fiEXXaKiov,
ov,
to,
(;iieXXaf)
E.
Laus. 1042 C.
iVm,
(fieXos)
to
/ifXif<<>!
dismember,
1,
6,
cut
fxeXXa^,
aKos,
6,
z^
,7rdXXa^,
TraKXr}^,
youth.
pieces.
Sept.
Lev.
Just.
avTo
Kara
fieXrj.
Inscr. 4682. also pTiXa^,

ImMu]ti.k6s,
rj,
Hes. MiXoKes, vemTcpoi.

/iclpa^.)
(See
Judic. 19, 29.
Tryph. 120.
Theophil.
and compare
6v,
I,
1037 C.
p.e\tKr]pLOv, ov, TO, =r= fieXcKrjpou.
(ixeXXa) dilatory, slow.
Poll.
Aquil. Ex. 16,
31.
fifKi<rjpis, iSos,
Tj,
honeycomb.
14.
Apophth. Arsen.
649 B. yn^XXiyTtKras-, adv. in fê future tense. 156 C Epiph. I, 752 C.

9,
138.
Clem. A.
Eus. VI,
Plut.
38.
fiikiKos,
Antec.
Tj,
2, 1,
/leXX-upr],
1 i
rji,
rj,
probationary priestess.
6v, (/xf'Xoy)
me
lyric.
Dion.
Jul.
II,
795 D.
6,
H. V,
Plut.
66,
1.
220, 11,
II,
348 B.
120 C.
m m
TToiriais,
lyrii poetry.
2,
fxeXXo-âo-tXevs, e(os,
o-eii/,
^=z 6 /ieXXo)!/ /SaffiXeu-
Diog.
133.
one M)ô
is to
he a (or tSe) i;m^.
Theoph.
395 D.
tisXiKpat, 6,
/leXi/tmr,
6 73, 1.
neKiKparos.
Orib. TIT, 128, 9.
êXXo-flai/aTos,
oj/,
aftoui ?o die,
on
the point of
adv. in lyrics.
Eudoc.
M.
,
383.
death.
fie\i-li-rjKov, ou, to,
e1i e 1 o n honey-apple, the fruit of an apple-tree on quince stock. Diosc. 1, 161. Antyll. apud Orib. I, 416, 5.
jiieXXd-jrXouTOf, ov,
about
to
become
rich.
Eunap.
Herm.
79, 3.
*/ifXX<a,
to 3,
be about to
1
do anything.
(roi.
'''^
Geopon. 10, 20, 1. lieXivrj, j/f, ^, perhaps a modification of the Latin e 1 e s , a quadruped. Dioclet. G.
Vis.
Me'XXo)
(})avi(T6rj(Toiial
2.
Participle 6 fieXXav,
tense.
sc.
xP"""^'
future
8, 29.
fieXiiTfidr, ot), 6, (iicXiâ))
638, 22.
a singing, song, chant.

1,
21.
Dion. Mr. Dion. H. VI, 802, 1. Drac. 14, Plut. II, 412 E. ApoUon. D. Synt.
Aristot. Topic. 2, 4, 8.
d SeuTcpos, <Ae 29.
Dion. H. V, 474,
17.
1.
Strab. 15,
42, p. 212,
276,
7,
1017,
1024,
23
second future. Theodos. Mer' dXi'yoi' luXKav,
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fieXoypaipeo)
743
liep,eXXrip.evtt>s
MevBri(rio<!
(iicXXa), adv. hesitatingly.
paulo post fulurum (compare Porphyr. Abst. 221 Tow juer oKiyov fiiWovros ayyeknKo).
fi,eKoypa<l>iu>
Jos
B. J.
6,
1,3.
tj,
(fieXos, ypd0<a), to attribute
mem-
I^^P^PWevos,
ov,
(MEIPQ) having
bers or limbs to
any one.
obtained.
Caesarius 1044,
the writing
6,
Epiph.
6eov
I,
957
TO deiov ^^z Tov de6v.

lj,f\oypa(j}ia, as,
fj,
naoTjf Ev<paalas emdnTios k

adv. in part.
Cyrill.
fiffieprj/ievos.
(iif\oypd(j)os)
of
p.p.epL<Tp.evas (ftejDif(),
I,
A.
lyrics or sovgs.
Inscr. 3088,
13.
1105 C.
according
I,
fieKoypdfpos, ov,
(fieXos, ypdcpca)
writing lyrics,
1,
pxp.sTprip,ha>s (p.Tpia>), adv.
songs, or psalms. C.
Lucill. 77.
Just.
Monarch.
p 315
Bus.
Caesa-
ure.
Arcad. 190,
11.
Orig.
Bust. Ant. 625 B.
p.ep.riv6Tms (p(p,r]va),
7,
adv. madly.
to meas265 B. Jos. Ant. 16
VI, 33 C.
lieXoypdcjxo
Soplirns. 3661 C.
;ueXoyj3a<^(a.
3.
Dubious.
p,ip.ovap,iva,s (p.ov6a>),
adv. solitarily.
Cornut.
rius 1132, TO Betov.

fieXoKoireto, ijou,
53.
p.ep.opdSios,
(peXos, KOTira)) to cut off one's
incorrect for pepopidXios.

ri,
limhs.
Plol. Tetrab. 201, rtva.
P^P-oprjiiEvos,
ov,
(MEIPQ)
/icXo-7roi7)Tijs, ov, 6,
^=
riaia)p.ivos, irfI,
fieXoiroLos, fifXS>v iroirjTtjs.
irovripevos,
elaborated.
Clem. A.
389
Lucill. 85.
fickojroda, as,
tj,
Hes.
(fieXos, limV)
rj
a making of limhs.
Sept.
pefiopia,
fj,
the Latin
memor
Iren. 5, 3,
2,
Kara tov avdpamov.
Plut.
I,
69
livrjpr).
OvcTepep. pepjiptap., veterem me-
fieXos, fos, TO,' limb,
member.
Mace.
2, 1,
moriam.
pepopidXios, ov,
16 2vveKpavva>(Tav tov r)yfp6va, Kal

rjo-avTcs,
p,e\rj troi-
having cut him in pieces. Joann. Mosch. 2868 C MeXos yfyovEi' 6 2apaKr]v6s.
Const,
6,
the Latin
memorialis
120 D.
180 C.
vwopvrjpaTLa-rfis, recorder, historiographer.
m,
KoTTTa/iai.
780 OiSe iav jiiXr) fiiXri xara2. Melos, part of the comic
Epiph. 11, 376 C. Nil. Lyd. 219, 1. Gloss. Jur.

pepopiov, ov, TO,
pe'iov,
(m
mor
a)
napaâa-is-
Heph. Poem.
the
Clem. A.
I,
pvrjpa, pvr)-
14, 3.
tomb,
monument.
6,
Chal. 1412 A.
1409
MeXpft, 6, Melchi,
name of Moses
after his
D pepopiv.
pepopirqs, ov,
tomb.
28.
ascension.
MeXxi-a-ebeK, 6, MelchisedeJc.
897 C. Fseud-Athan. IV,
(pepopiov) anchoret living in a
Chal. 1409 D.
(Compare Matt.
8,
I,
525 seq.
MeX^^to-eSeKioTOi, av, oi, (MeX;(icreSe'K)
Marc.
Diog.
5,
9,
2.
follow-
549.
38.
6,
ing.
Epiph.
I,
848 D.
at,
Theod. IV, 392
ppopo-(pvXa^, oKos,
C.
pepTTTfos,
Luc. 8, 27. Lucian. Aihan. II, 853 C.)

pcpopiTrjs.
Chal. 1409
D.
MEXjîa-eSeKiTai, Zv,
Melchisedecitae,
cient sect.
Tim. Presb. 33 B.
Cyrill.
an an(See also A. II, 84 C.

âa-iXiKot,
u,
1,
ov,
=
43.
Strab.
2, 1 -cow. 1,
m or 01/ Sel peptpfaBai. Apollon. D. Pron. 322 A.

apt
to
Just. Apol.
pfpiTTLKos,
fj,
D.
Apophth 160 A.)

S>v, oi,
MeXxirai,
(p^)
Melchitae
ov,
(pp<l>opai)
blomc.
Pseud o-./!(st 1184 A.

pcpv^,
vKos,
6,
Royalists,
the orthodox.
fieXa, to be
fieXrjiievi]
applied by the monophysites to Philipp. Sol. 881 A.

2
to
êpî.^'!
Epiph.
I,
693
D.
Mepcf)iTris,
a care
to. Pseudo-Jaco6. 13, t& 6ea, may God call you
Meac-
ov,
Diosc.
5,
Memphites, 6, 157 (158), XWos-
of
Memphis.
to
count
pep(j)opai, to blame.
Aor.
II,
pass,
peprfidrjvai,,
fifXaStjiia, arcs, to, (/leXfflSeo))
a song.
Plut.
Plut. II,
be blamed.
PMlon
30, 31.
Apollon. D.
1145 B.
/leXmSriTos,
r],
Synt. 67, 22.

ov,
to
be sung.
U, 389
har-
piv, see pfjp.
F.
fieXahiKos,
Tj,
ov,
(lifXaSos)
melodious,
monious.
Clim. 893 A,
a<7fj,a.
fieXaSiKms, adv. melodiously.

fif/i^pdva,
fj, the Latin Paid. Tim. 2, Apocr. Act. Bam. 6.
Nectar. 1821 A.
membrana,
4, 13.
parch-
ment.
Caesarius 865.
Apophth. 128 B Bi^Xlav iifp.Ppdvajv. Gelas. 1193 A. Damasc II, 316 D. Stud. 1740 D. Vit. NU. Jun. 68 A. preceding. Lyd. 11, 14. fiep,^pavov, ov, to, Meet. Byz. 769 B. fiefieXeTTipievajs (ficXerao)), adv. in a well-trained manner. Pint. I, 655 F.
Menandriani, the followers Epiph. I, 281 A. Also, Mevaudpiarrai, Siv. Heges. 1324 A. Mevavhpos, ov, 6, Menander, an early heretic. Iren. 673 A. Hippol. .hist. Apol. 1, 26. 56. Theod. IV, 345 C. Haer. 346, 7. 380, 45. Galen. VI, 351 E. pevarai, ai, a kind of pear. enae a town in Sicily.] [Perhaps from Leo. /teVauXoi', ou, TO, (v e n a b u 1 u m) spear. Porph. Adm. 116, 9. Cer. 657, Tact. 6, 32.
MevavSpcavot,
S>v, oi,
of Mevavdpos the heretic.
14 pcvavXiov.
342, 20.
Also,
d pevavXos.
Theoph.
(See also ^rjva^Xov.) Brotian. 254. McvSf)a-ws, a, ov, of Mendes.

Diosc.
1, 72,
pvpov.
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MeveKpaTTj^
meveK.pa.Trjs,
eos,
6,
744
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jjLepcTvvrj
Menecrates.
1153
hattle.
povopoipia,
Sext.
731,
9.
3.
smalt
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ov,
ixevefxaxos,
(fieva,
fidxi)
^t^Cldy
*'"
portion of the sacrainental bread. Basil. IV, 485 A. Greg. Ntjss. II, 225 C. D, toS iyid-
App.
1, 16.
I,
163, 57.
r),
fieveriKSs,
6v, (jxeva) steady, constant.
Anton.
Joann. Mosch. Euagr. 2769 A. In the EuchoUgion, 2877 A. C. 2937 A. the pepiSfs axe portions of bread set apart
a-paros.
Mfve(ppaSov, to,
Venafranum,
o/ Vena/rum.
by the
Lex. Botan. Mevc(ppaSov eXaiov, to Trpdtrivov Kol Kadapov cXatoi/, to jayeTiov.

Mevovdfjs,
ity.
fievs,
fj,
the Saints.
e'of,
ij,
Sophrns. 3409 D.
the
I,
Mcnuthes, an Egyptian divin3688 D.
honor of are nine in number, the first of which is sacred to the Deipara. In addition to these there are pepiSes for the
priest, at the Eucharist, in
They
Latin
II,
mens
318
spiritual
voii,
yvaiuj.
dox
B.
Christians, both living

f),
and everlasting good of all and dead.

^=. pepurpos.
ortho-
Plut.
TTjV p,v<ra,
31 A.
i-ijt
fiePTis.
322
pepiaia, as,
Anast. Sin. 557
pevrep.
fj,
the Latin
mensa ::;=
TpdireCa.
Plut.
pepta-pos, ov, 6,
division, separation, partition:
n, 726 F.
pevcraKtov, also peaa-akiov, ov, to,
classification, distribution.
Polyb.
9.
9,
7.
34,
7,
et
9,
(m e n
a1
s)
alibi.
Dion.
H. V,
486,
487,
590,
taUe-doth.
Cont.
661,
Theoph. Porph. Cer. 465, 10. Gloss. Jur. MevaaKiov, ko.8.
in rhetoric.
Ignat. 697 B.
700 A.
713 A,
disunion, schism.
\vppa
Tpaire^rjs-
Less
correct
pivcrakiov.
554,
Curop. 62, 21.

peva-ovpaTap, opos,
6,
which
see.
Less correct prjvaovpaTap,

Leo. Tact.
9, 7.
(mensura)
Apollon. D. Adv. 531, 15. Herodn. Gr. Schem. 594, 22. Tatian. 816 A, opposed to diroKOTn). Sext.
26.
pivirmp,
piv-
637, 9. 638, 21, syllabication or 635, 19. Clem. A. H, 88 A. scanning.

MeptcTTai,
5>v, oi,
a-ovpuTcop.
12, 57.
20,
174
Meristae, a Jewish
divider,
sect.
Just.
piva-apaTcap.
Oenes. 125, 22.
Porph. Cer.
quarter-
Tryph.
peptcrrfis,
80.
448,
9.
464, 18.
6,
Phoc. 218.
ov,
]
6,
{pteplû))
distributor.
peva-ap, opos,
the Latin
mensor
master.
Gloss. Jur. Meva-opes

pr]v(T!op,
2,
correct
piva-a>p.
.... Less Lyd. 157, 14.
Mauric.
peva,
to
11.
Leo. Tact. 4, 22.
2. Sharer Epiph. H, 529 A. Basil. IV, 312 B. in (pepiôpai,). pfpitmKos, fj, ov, ^=. hwdpevos pepiêiv. Iren. 476 A.
Luc. 12,
4.
keep,
not to perish or be impaired.

(pepos,
pepia-Tos,
f),
ov,
divided,
separated:
divisible.
I,
Pohjb. 12,
2, 8. 6,
Classical.
Max.
205.
Hier. 1341 C.
Clem. A.
200,
ptpdpxis, ov,
npx) commander of a Ael. Tact. 9, 7. Mauric. 2, 3. pepapxia. PorpA. Cer. 482, ieo. Tact. 4, 8. 43. 7, 2. 19. 2. Commander of thirty-two elephants,
1169
C.
Iambi.
Mathem.
Myst. 26, 5. Athan. II, 69 C.

243, 5.
12.
pepio'Tms, adv. by division, in part, separately.

pepireia, as,
fj,
Kepardpxr]:
jj,
Ael. Tact. 23,
1.
pepapxla, as,
{pepdpxrjs) two ;(tXmp;(iai,

9, 7.
(pepiTrjs) division, apportionment.
Epiph.
I,
297 C.
2048 men.
*pepeia, as,
fj,
êZ. Tact.
pfpiTfvopai, in the plural Inscr. 5774.
hiapepllêaBai, bd-
pepos, part, side.
aaa-dat, poipairdai, to divide
among
6,
ourselves.
5775,
1,
18.
6,
Sept.
(pepls, dpx)
Job
40, 25, avTov.

pepKrjBovios,
ov,
I,
pepLddpxrjS, ov,
L. praefectus,
pepiofdivos,
also
the Latin
735 E.
governor of a province. 65. Jos. Ant. 12, 5, 5.

pepiSapxla, as,
fj,
Sept.
Mace.
1, 10,
mercedonius.
Lyd. 108, 19.
peppis, i6os,
fi,
Plut.
72 A.
the office
1, 5, 4.
of pepiSdpxr]s.
1, 8,
Sept.
String, etc.
Classical.
\Âgathir.
Esdr.
1, 1, 5.
28.
Jos.
Ant.
22,
139, 17 Tats peppiBais-^

pepos, eos, TO, casta, caste, in India.
15, 7, 3.
pepibiov,
23.
ov, TO,
little
pepls.
Epict.
2,
pepK&s
(pepiKos), adv. partially, in part ; opposed to KadoXiKms. Apollon. D. Adv. 533, 2. Iren. 1241 A. 538, 27. Achmet. 267.
rj,
Party, faction of the Whites, Reds, Blues, and Greens of the Circus. Joann. Socr. 761 A. Euagr. 2761 B.
1,
39.
2.
Strab. 15,
Mosch. 3020 A.
Mai.
175,
21,
et
alibi.
pepipinjpaTiKos,
ov,
(peplpvrjpa')
meditative.
Theoph. 256, 16, et alibi. Porph. Cer. 12, 3. Brigade of troops contain16, et alibi.
Artem.
pipvav.
19. 318.
Tj,
pepLpvrjTLKOS,
ov, (pfpipvdta)
Svvdpevos pe-
ing three hpovyyoi called also Toippa. Leo. 4. Party, a person concerned Tact. 4, 9.
;

6,
Cyrill.
^. X, 56 C.
in an affair.
Leo. Novell. 119.
peptpvoTOKos, ov, ^:= pepipvas nicTcav or rather
pepovXos, ov,
Agath. Epict. 93, 20. pepis, l8os, fj, party of the circus. Greg. Naz. II, 304 A. 2. In astrology, ^ Kdrw ii.epls.
TiKTova-a.
the Latin
merulus
or
morula
r\,
Koa-a-vcjjos.
Porphyr. Abst. 352.

or pvpaivr),
pepavvT], incorrect for pepalvrj
myrtle.
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p,e<niweipos, ov,
fieaodev
fteiT-dypoiKos, ov,
(fiecros,
SypoiRos) holtf nistic.

or yiyvojim.
^=
peoTip^pia.
AchUl. Tat.
Strab. 13, 1, 25.

jieaaâ, daia,
fiecros elfii
Sept.
iv pia-a Tf/s ijTveipov Ketpevos.
Herodn. Gr. Schem. 586, 1. Apocr. Joseph. CyrUl. A. X, 1097 B. Narrat. 5, 2. Mai. 356, 1, tw yajia, to act the part of a match-maker. 86, 3, tt) fioixela, to pimp. Porph. Cer. 212, 7. 215, 17, ch to
Sap. 18, 14.
avaSevSpdSiou.
âaCke'iois rrjv
Dion. P. 211. 1368. pfa6daK, the Hebrew nnnSo, wardrobe. Sept. Reg. 4, 10, 22. [Perhaps the translator wrote pf\6da.']
pâ-lav\ov, see petroavXov.
piO-iTeia, as,
i],
Attat 66, 15 Mftraftov iv toIs
ing
in.
2.
5.
rav SKcov
SioiKrj<Tiv,
participatin
the
Transitively,
to
place
Nicom. 74. 2. Mediation, intercession. Bus. VI, 725 A. Tim. Hier. 248 B.
pea-iTcvm,
eva-o>, (pea-lrrjs) to
(pfcriTeva)
the
lying
between.
middle, to surround.
be between.
Nicom.
26
-o-Sai,
to be in the
Synt. 270,
Trjs
middle of a sentence. Sophrns. 3669 B Hpos tS>v dvo

12.
44, povd&os Koi SeicdSos.
Theophil. 1073 A,
Tov vSaTos-
Clem. A.
eio'efSetas d0X.r]TS)U /lecraôficvos, lying be-
Eus.
Basil.
VI,
I,
728
tween. 331, 3.
jie(TaioKiov,
Mai. 175,
185,
15.
298,
1.
Sea.
2.
60 C.
I, 1181 B, ydpov. A, Tw Trarpl Koi dyyiXois. Theod. IV, 121 A, fiplv km

:
To mediate
I,
negotiate.
Polyb.
incorrect for fictrmiKiov.
Afric. 85
11, 34, 3, TTiv biaKvuiv.
D.
lievalîuov, ov, to,
1, 4.
Dion C. Frag.
Sept.
niaaxKov, ov, to,
= =
47.
Philon
6, 17.
jxiTaiîov.
5, 5.
Jos. B. J. 5,
Hebr.
Diod. 19, 71, p. 373, 331, 15. II, 341, 1. Paul. 3. To intercede. Jos. Ant.
Clem. A.
I,
7, 8, 5.
16, 4, 3, p. 795.
244 C.
1130, translated weaver's
Hippol. 801 A.
Gregent. 558 D.
Orig.
I,
445
beam, dm-lov.
Reg.
1,
17,
7.
pfo-iTevopcvm, interceded for.
D Toi
vv avrov 3. To pimp.
between,
fieaoKiov, incorrect for pevadKiov.
fif(rdK\ayov,
ov, to,
(/xca-os,
aXXayij) half-stage
pe<riTr]s, ov, 6, (fteo-os)
on.e that is
mePhi19
(stage
denoting the distance hetween two
dium of communication.
lon
I,
places).
Porph Cer. 497,

(dpaui)
fjiiiTdpmou, ov, TO,
6.
642, 19.
Jos.
II,
Diod. 4^54. 160, 14. Paul. Gal.

2, 2.
3,
nerrevTepiov.
II,
apud
C.
Orib. 11, 99, 4.
Galen.
Ruf. 296 B. 373
2.
235.
20.
Ant. 16,
Plut. II, 369 C. E,
fieaaa-p.a, aros, to,
(/ifca^ca)
::zz
to p,eaov, ike
Daysman, mediator, intercessor, peSept. Job 9, 33. Polyb. 28, 15, 8 Paul. Tim. 1, 2, 6. Jos. Ant. 4, 6, 2. Moer.
reyyvos-
middle.
Stud. 25 D.
3.
Interventor, intercessor, a
pecraa-pos, ov, 6, participation in.
Cedr.
11,
644,
dignitary.
23.
4.
Carth. Can. 74.

::= fiauXio-T^s.
FiV.
church Euthym. 8
Pimp,
fj,
Pallad. Vit,
peuaTujpiov
Tzzz
pTjraTaptov.
)j,
Euchol.
Chrys. 57 B.
II,
pfo-avKips, ov,
33.
,
=:
pefravXov.
Philon
middle.
327,
pc(TiTis, iSos,
Amor.
to throiD into the
27, (îXi'as.
psa-epâKXa,
Iambi.
inter-
(TTpia.
female mediator, etc. Lucian. 2. Procuress^ pav\iTheoph. Cont. 459, 11.
V. P. 260.
pea-epôXâ,
calate.
rja-co,
peo'oavXov, ov, to, :=z pifravKov.
(/SdXAm)
to interpose,
14.
Also, pea-iav\ov
Nicom.
97. Syncell. 218, 14.
C.
15.
Mai. 435, 20.

423, 11.
as,
17,
Theoph. 271, Joann. Mosch. 2964 TAeop^. 271, 14. 371,

Plut.
61
pecr-evdvs, eos, 6,
between the even ones, a Py-
thagorean word applied to the number 6, because it lies between 10 and 2, inclusive. Clem. A. II, 365 A.
pecr-rj\i^,
fiecro-/3acriXEia,
interregnum.
1.
I,
A.
Dion
C. 39, 31,
/iE(roj3acriXfioi, ov,
pertaining to a pea-oâaiKevs.
6.
iKos,
6,
fj,
middle-aged.
Artem. 47.
Strab. 15,
Dion. H.
I,
357,
IV, 2205,
interrex.
15, apxh,
=
I,
Poll
1,
2,
12.
Anast. Sin. 368 D.'
peaoâaiKeta.
petTO-jiaa-CKevs,
peoTip^piâ,
21.
/era),
=:
7,
pspTip^pidâ.
Jf,
ias,
6,
Dion. H.
Jos. Ant.
rj,
1.
360,3. 111,1733,14.
to
Plut.l,&iA.
to pa-a
tS>v
Dion
pearjp^pivos,
ov,
belonging
peoTjp^pivos kvkKos, the meridian.

39, 10.
midday. '-O Cleomed.

Plut. II,
C. 39, 27, 3.
40, 45, 3.
rd,
pea-o8dKTv\a,
cov,
SaKTvXav,
4,
888 C. Sept. Ps. 90, Scit. 1228 C, Saiptov.

pecrrjp^pivov
Strab.
1, 4, 2. 1, p.
96, 9.
the spaces bettceen the fingers.
Diosc.
185
2.
6,
Saipovwv.
Euagr.
(188).

17,
Substantively, to
pea6-8opos, OV,
pecroSpt).
Schol.
Arist.
=z
pea-qpepiov,
midday, noon.
Ran. 566.
pfO-o^riXos, ov,
Mai. 397,
Orib.
I,
6.
jieoTip^pios, a, ov, =:: peo'rjp^pivos.
a-fjp^piov
329,
5.
Substantively,
noon.
94
Ruf. apud
to
pe-
469,
6.
17.
of medium texture f Porph. Cert (See also XeTrro^rjXos, pfyaXoLeant.
fijXos.)
pea-rjpcpwv,
Mai. 396,
pea-oBev
pea-m.
Mon. 677 B 'E
fie-
19.
aodev T^s dylas (rvvoSov.
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fieffo-6pi^
fiea-o-dpi.^,
746
Pott. 2, 167.
fieaoaKovreWov
rpixos, o, ^, with middling hair, as to
length or color.
fiecrolKeios,
Ptol Tetrab. 143.

the
Substantively,
w\fvpov.
390,
1.
Galen.
II,
246 E.
11,
IV, 70 E.
to fieaoTrXevpiov
pt(r6-
incorrect for fiiaoUeios.
Ruf. apud Orib.

ov,
to,
223, 10.
m,
ribs.
lifcroKapSiov, ov, to, (Kapbla)
middle of any-
thing.
fi(rozKrjmov,
Porph. Car. 582, 3 seq. ov, to, garden in a court-yard.

Cont.
105,
12.
peaArrKfvpov,
.space
between the
Nemes. 668 A.
peiT07r6p(j}vpos, ov, (ffoptîjpa)
Theoph.
Cedr.
II,
144,
15.
329,
2.
mixed with purple,

Plut.
78, 3, 3.
:
115, 16.
partly purple.
Sept. Esai. 3, 21. 24.
liecro-Kkaa-Toi, ov,
hrohen in the middle.
Drac.
KVr)p,T)s.
1,
1052 A,
(TTpoipiov.
Dion C.
138, 16.
Hea-OKvfifUov,
ov, T&,
=
10.
pc<To-TTOTdpios, a, ov, between rivers
in the mid-
TO jueVoc
Trjs
dle
of a
I,
river.
Strab. 15, 1, 18, p. 192, 21.
Strah 15,
3, 19.
Plut.
1068 D.
middle of
the wing.
7,
fitao-KoCKos ov, hollow in the middle.

10,
7.
Polyh. 10,
pccro-^rrepvyiov, ov, ro, the
Diosc.
II,
I,
Basil.
Lucian.
vessel.
404 to fieaoKoiKa
ov,
I,
188 C.
of a
Ael.
N. A.
17.
ftfcroS/ii;
peaOTTvyiov, ov, to,

Arist. Plut. 122..
(wuyrf)
=
5.
ippos.
Schol.
p.ea-o-KovSv'Kos,
the
second
knuckle,
knuckle next to the irpoKovSvXosOrib. Ill, 389, 3.

/ifo-oXn/3e'(o, jjo-tB, (iJLîTaXafirjs) to
the Ruf. apud
*pe(T07rvpyiov, ov, t6, space between two Trvpyoi.
Philon B. 80. 86.

17,
24.
1.
Polyb.
16,
1,
9, 41, 1.
Diod.
13,
Strab.
Jos.
Ant.
interrupt, inter-
15,
cept.
Polyh. 16, 34,
5.
20, 9, 3, said of in1.
pecr-07ra>p<p, rjaai,
(oTrapd) to be in the middle

Sir.
terrupting a speech
1, 3, p. 6,
Diod. 16,
II, 26, 21.
20, 43.
Trjs
of autumn.
148.
pecroprj, petropl,
Sept.
34,
21.
Diosc.
1,
29 Mea-o\a0rj6evres tov filov viTO
TTSTrpapevr]!.
fiea-op.T]via, as,
fj,
Philon
(pfjv)
or
fiecraipi,
an Egyptian month.
Ill, 610.
the
I,
middle of a month.
Lyd. 32,
pTjVLOV-
7.
Cedr.
297.
Also,
to
Plut. II, 878 C.
Pseudo-iuciara.
to pecro-
Synes. 1537 B.
MecropopdcrBrjs, ov,
6,
Gloss.
av,
to,
pco'opTjpia,
'Qpopd^rjs.
Plut.
11,
ra peraîi tZv prjpav

7,
780 C.
*pea-os,
r),
Poll.
^,ISS.
Aet.S,
p.
151,37.
middle of efiSopas, the middle
the
7.
ov,
middle.
peao-vrja-Tipos, ov, pertaining
/ieVa, sc. a(pa>va (B, T, A).
Dion. Thr. 631, 22 to Dion. H. V, 84,

Si-
a fast. 'H pr)(Tovr)(TTLpos week in Lent. Porph. Cer. 535,

47.
8 (83,
1.
3)
Called
Typic.
6ea-is. the
middle voice, of verbs.

pca-os,
also
to pfaovrjo-Tipov.
Germ.
Leont.
SdKTvXos, the
tivety,
221 B.
peo-o-vvKTLKOs,
rj,
ov,
=^
pecrovvKTios.
9, 37.
(a) 6
(1)
middle finger. 2. Substanpimp. Justinian. Cod. 9,
Poll.
2,
145,
Mon. 644
vpvos.
ivxTj.
C, evxfi, the midnight service, nocVit. Nil.
anything.
turn (preceding op6pos).
To
Jun. 45 A,
petrovvKTiKov, znz ^ pea-owKTtK^ Horol. (Compare Sept. Ps. 118, 62.
609 C. 11, TmvSvo pepmv. Porph. Cer. 69, 4 AiepxeTot

diti
^ pea-rj, the midst, the middle of Apophth. 284 A, r/pav. Gregent. Chron. 598, 6. 695, 10. Theoph. 370,
T^s pedTjs.
(c) TO
picrov, the middle, the
Orig.
I,
453 A.
Basil. Ill, 1016
B)
space between.
Athen. Mech. 6 'Ava pia-ov

Sept.
fLe(rovvKTtos, ov.
6ia,
iijLti/Q)Sia,
of midnight.
Typic. 38, aKoXov-
TOV T 7repLKe(pd'\ov Kal^rov hiainiypxiTos
peaovvKTLKOv.
fiea-o-TreXayos, eos, to.
^=
to pecov rov TreKdyovs.
Joann. Mosch.
Mfo-o^mvTr]Koa-Tri,
'-'HI
ijf,
D.
1,
Mid-Pentecost,
the
4 *Kva pea-ov tov (jiuiTos kol dva petrov ToC o-KOTous (a Hebraism). Strab. 1, 3, 16. Iren. 553 A Ta petra tov Koa-pov, Jerusalem. Sophrns. 3313 B, t^s yijs (Ps. 73, 12), in the
1,
Gen.
Wednesday
week in Easter. It is celebrated in commemoration of Christ's appearance in the Temple about the midst
of the fourth of the feast (Joann.
(titul.).
Leont.
Cypr. 1584 B.
7, 14). Amphil. 120 1976 B (titul.). Leont. Chron. 715, 10. Stud. 1700
II,
Cyrill. A. X, 341 C TLoifiv Ik put out of the way. Attal. 9, 3 'Ek 11 pitTov yyove, he was put out of the way. 20 IloXXoiir .... apSrjv ck pccrov nmolrjKC, to do away, to put out of the loay. (d) to pia-ov,
same
sense.
pca-ov, to
the middle accent,
D. 24 'H TerapTq Porph. Cer. 53, 12.

365,
9.
^z
f/
irfpiairapivr), the cir-
rfjs
M.f(T077evTrjK0<rTrjs.
cumflex.
ftcVlj).
Aristot. Poet. 20,
4 (Ehet.
3, 1,
4 ^
Also,
es,
13.
Theoph.
Cont.
7-0
MfiTo7rfvTr)KO(TTov.
Nam.
of.
S. Adverbially, pea-ov, (a) in the middle

Sept. Ex. 14, 27, Ttjs SaKdaaiis. Apocr. Act. Paul, et Thecl. 20, fffdrpou. (b)
Coteler. 291.
fit<TOTr(Tr)s,
(ircTopai) flying
in the middle
Pseudo-Dion. 209 B. fua-67r>.aTos, ov, {TrXaTvs) middling flat f Agathem.

230.
lifa-OTr\evpios, a, ov,
space.
pera^v. among, between.

Sa(j)vS>v. 2, avTUiv.
Theoph. 530,
5.
Chron. 592, 1, Bio Porph. Adm. 76,

fifo-o-oo-KoureX-
(jrXcupa) hettveen the ribs.
pea-oa-KovTcWov,
more correctly
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fiera
time, the time between the beginning and the end. Iren. 4, 36, 7.
\ov, ov, t6,
(mensa,
narrow
(tkovtcXKioV) table-dish.
Porph. Cer, 582, 17.

Hfo-o-a-Tevos, ov,
in the middle.
Apollod.
peo-oxpoos, ov, ixpoa)
of middling
color.
Ptol.
Arch. 18.
jie<r6(m)(ov, ov, to, ((rn'xor)
middle verse, a verse (from the Psalms) preceding a rpondpiov. Km to Tpowdpia 8e tSiv KoBiafmStud. 1759
pcaoxpoas. pea-ox^pov, ov, t6, (x^pos) middle space. Apollod.

rot's
Petrab. 145
Arch. 42.
p<T(Td^,
aSD,
station, garrison.
Sept. Reg.
1,
Tov hniKovvrai Xeyoiievov lifuoarlôv. jKuoaTvKiov, ov, to, (orCXof) I>. intercolumnium, space between the pillars. Agathar. 190,
11.
p.ciToaTv'kov, ov, to,
14, 1 seq.
Mea-a-aXiavoi, pea-a-dKiov, MTa-d\tTm, see Mair(roKiavol, pevadXiov.

pe<T<rl,
'tva
= pJraâ
Theodtn. Ezech. 16,
stall
standing between two

Basilic. 58, 11, 10.
to
13.
Meo-cri'as', ov, 6,
columns
of an
edifice.
Messiah,
Orig. IV,
Xpia-Tos.
Joann.
1,
/ie(ro<ruXXaj3e<B, rjcrm,
((TuXXa^/Savo))
hold by
42.
4, 25.
445 B.
(TTrjywpi) fixed
6, 9, p.
the middle.
fi(r6(r(j)atpov,
Alex. ApJir. Probl. 58, 12.

ov, to,
pea-a-oirayris for pea-OTrayrjS, es,
(jrâipa) the middle-sized
in the middle.
Meo-a-coyLTT)!, ov, 6,
Synes.
Hymn.
1609.
1,
imKafiadpov.
Arr. P.
M.
E. 65.
(See also
of
Mea-a-ayis.
Strab. 14,
jUKp6cr<l>aLpov.^
jKiTOTci-)(i,ov, mi, to, (^Tflôs)
47, almsthe space between the
Diosc. 5, 10, p. 697.

rj,
pea-TOTrjs, ijros,
(pcaTos) fulness.
Hermog.
Eus.
Ill,
wall
and the besiegers.

rj,
App.
I,
265, 15.
Rhet. 258, 10 (tituL).

peaTcupa, qtos, to, (pftTToat) fulness.
274, 75 QeoLTpco pcaroTeixîtf, adjectively.

fieaoTTis, rjTos,
the middle. Dion. Thr. 638, 10, with reference to the middle voice. 641, 29 Mfo-on/ros ivippr^paTa, modal adverbs (cro(f)S>s, KoKas). Plut. II,
dle voice.
L.
medietas,
253
(quoted).
pe<TvpvLos, ov, (ypvos) in the middle
of a hymn.
'Y/xij-
Hepli.
Poem.
r),
11, 1 to pea-vpviov, like
vaiov in Sapph. 91 (73).

peacodtKos,
ov,
1019 C. Apollon. D. Synt. 210, 18, the mid2. In arithmetic and geometry,
belonging
to
a peo'aBos.
Schol. Arist.
Poem.
804.
8, 3. 6, TroirjpaTa.
Heph. Nub.
essentially
=.
duaXoyia, proportion.
api,6p,r]TiKr],
Nicom.
dppo-
139. 142. 144,

viKrj.
3.
yeafifTpiKri,
pco'coSos, ov, 6, (aSij) in
Medietas,
Ptol.
the
middle space,
Iren.
the realm of the Demiurgus, in the Valentinian philosophy.
the middle of an ode, a short verse between two longer verses. Heph. Poem. 12, 3.
On. 1289 D.
peo'capiov, ov, to,
(wpa) the half-hour
service, in
its
497 B.
512 B.
ov,
7, 6,
the Ritual.
partition-wall.
Every canonical hour has

Horol.
*pe<T6-Toixos,
Eratosth.
petro-
peuujpixiv.
apud Athen.
Toixov.
p,e(rovpavea>,
14, p. 281
2,
D.
Also, to
peaoDs, adv. in the middle voice.
Apollon. D.
Paul. Eph.
r]<Ttt>,
14.
Spit. 276, 21.

perd, prep, after, with the accusative of
to
be in mid-heaven or in the
meridian.
Classical.
Gemin. 761 B.
Hipparch. 1005 B. Cleomed. 40, 14. 51, 9.

alibi.
petTovpdvTjpxL, aTos, to, (^petrovpavico)
Apoc.
26,
8,
13,
ef
2.
mid-heaven,
Sext. 730,
nouns denoting time in expressions like the folSept. Gen. 16, 3 Meto Scko en; tov lowing. olKTJcrai, after having dwelt ten years. Josu. 9,
22 MfTO rpeis fjpepas
avToiis SiadriKTiv.
p^Ta. to Biadeo'dai jrpos
1
The meridian.
Cleomed. 52, 18.
Slrab. 3,
5, 8.
23,
Med'
rjpEpas irXeiovs
one of the astrological centres.

being in the meridian.
1, 3,
pc(To\>pdvri(n,9, ecor, î the
Gemin. 761 C.
Strab.
11, p. 83, 22. 24.
Ptol. Tetrab. 29. 76. 139.

peo'ovpLov, ov, TO, Ionic,
17.
perd TO KaTaTravaai Kvpiov tov laparjX dirb irdyrav Tav ix6p<!>v avToi KVKKodfv, many days after that the Lord had given rest unto Israel from all their enemies round about. Dion. H. perd ttoXKovs tov ydpov TCKova-a 2, 21' Hodeiaa peTa r/pepas (For Socr. 464 B. Tpeis pcTa tyjv a(j)eSpov. the classical construction, see Thuc. 1, 14.
peSopiov.
Dion P.
Ptol.
IV, 2243,
Xpdvovs.
9 oil
Diosc.
petro-<pd\aKpos, ov,
bald on the crown.
Tetrab. 143.
peaocfipvov, ov, to, (o(^pvs) the space between the
3,
116.
4,
101 "ETTTaKatSeKaTj rjpdpa \r]^6v6,
Ruf. apud Orib. Ill, 384, 6. Plut. Poll. 2, 49. 226 II, 909 D. E, et alibi. peramov. Galen. II, 49 D. Dion. H. /ieao-xOcov, ovos, 6, rj, ^=. petroyeios.
eyebrows.
I,
T09 peTa TTjv pdxrjv.

irepTSTr; iKKKr)(Tia
1
Mcra
Se toCto fjpep^
avdis iylyvero.
TTJs
Polyb.
2, 23,
"Erfi piTa
1,
TTjV
Plut.
61 F.
Tr]v
x^'P"' SidSoo'w dySoffl. Paus. 10, 22, 1 'E^Sopr, 8^

pax^jv Xdôs tS>v TaXaTcov
ijrexelpria-f
123,
1.
varepov perd
pieao-xopos, ov, 6,
mesochorus,
leader of a
dviKdetv els
itXeiai'.)
ttjv
OItuv
koto 'Hpd-
band of music.
Sin. 96 D.
Iica-oxpovla, as,
rj,
Eust.Ant. 692 B.
Anast.
(xpovos) intermedial or middle
accusative. 2. After, with the genitive Mai. 187, 14 MfTO 8c tov SioiKrjorai Toiis imd-
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fiera-âivco
Tovs,
K. r. X.
748
fier-wywyr)
guage into another.
rljv
362, 13.
384, 10.
3.
genidenoting union ; with tlie accusative Patriarch. 1060 A Mera top Trarepa tive. Doroth. Epiph. II, 48 C. 196 B. fjfiav.
With,
Eus. HI, 585 D, ^
rfj
'EXXaSa
y\S)<T<rav.
fieraôXia,
rjs, f],
:=
iieraôKr), exchange, barter,
Sept. Sir. 37, 11.

/liCTo/SoXtKor,
ij,
1741 C. Mai. 61, 1.5. 90, 11. 4. With, denoting the instrument; with Nicet. Byz. 704 D Mcra tos the accusative. els Tov vi^LCTTov hv(TCJ>rjfilas dva/ifcrTov. Porph.
tS>v
6v, (/irra|3oXoy)
mutable, change-
able.
Plut. II, 373 D.

I,
Sext. 621, 19, the
vowels A,
short.
Y,
because they
may be
I,
long or
Plut.
Theodos. 1010, 15 (A,
Y).
Cer. 316, 22 KaTa<r(t>payliovcn ficTa to oKpoi/ With xâviSiav avTwv. Ptoch. passim.
ftfTo/SoXor, ov,
II,
428 B.
2. 3.
2.
(^jieTafiaKKai)
changeable.
Substantively, o
fifrd|3oXot,
the genitive.
Pseudo-iVjcof/.
II,
(18),
Mfra
^'ra
/ifT-'
Tijf
êipos pov iâTma-a airov,
=^
23,
fieraôXevs, huckster, trader.
Sept. Esai.
rj
Patriarch. 1136 B.
1133 B, ipm-
X"P''
Leant. Cypr. 1712
"ESm/cei'
aura
plas-
Moer. 242.
arcs,
Schol. Arist. N"ub. 1198.

to,
airoC, struck
liera-âivai, to
him with it. pass to another place.
fiera-ôiXevpa,
Sext. 486,
change
of
counsel.
Symm. Job
jxerayyiâ,
21, 2.
25, TOTTOI' eV TOTTOU.

/teTa-/3aXX(B, to translate
Eus. 11, 312 C 'Ek PafiaiKoiv ixeTa^\rj6ela-rfs, from the Latin. Leant. I, 1369 B. to change the color by dyeing. Iiera-^dirrai, Hippol. Haer. 390, 73. Lucian. II, 914. Iierdâa-ii, ems, fj, transition. ApoUon. D. Pron. 302 A. 303 A. 345 C. 375 C 'kbivarov
another.
from one language into 140 C. Ill, 588 A. Socr.
Lirai, (ayyewv) to transfer fluids yrom one vessel into another. Diosc. 1, 62, p. 64,
els
erepa dyyeia.
Geopon.
3, 5, 2.
2> With
I,
280 B.
reference to metempsychosis.
Clem. A.
1116 B. A.
lieTayyi<Tp.6s,
Archel. 1441 C.
oil, 6, a pouring 369 A. 701 A.
Epiph. U, 112
into another vessel.

II,
Epiph.
I,
112 A, metemNil. Jun. 48
psychosis.
/lera-yeXdo)
eyKKtfia fieTajSaaw wpocramov a-rjpalveiv,

clitic
an en-
pronoun retains
its
personal force.
2.
Translation
of a bishop,
9,
KaTaycXda.
Vit.
A.
ptera-yewdd), to regenerate.
Jos. Ant. 11,
3, 3,
perddea-is-
Carth. 48 (titul.), iTna-Kcmwvp.
Blastar. A,
TQs tjruxds.
p.eTa-yivop.ai, to
22 E.
come
rj,
after.
Sept.
Mace.
2, 2,
,
fieralSareov
^=
Set fieraâLvecv.
Sext. 331, 12.

p.Ta^dTr]s, ov,
6,
Philon Orig. IV, 192 A.
I,
22, 30.
12
ot p.eTayiv6fievot :zzz at fierayevearepoi.

ecos,
/lerd-yvaxTis,
fierdvoia,
repentance.
Cyrill.
(iieraâlvco)
one loho passes
Const. (536), 1180 E, apparently applied to bishops uncanonically translated.

over.
Caesarius 1157. 133 A.
Nil. 156 D.
A.
I,
p-eraypaTTTeov z=i Bet peraypdxjietv.
Plut.
II,
1006
fierafianKos,
Plut. II,
other.
1 7,
Svvdpcvos perafialveiv. 899 B, Kivrfa-is, from one place to anij,
6v,
=^
D.
ficraypaipri, ^s,
fj,
the altering
et alibi.
2.
Sext. 431,
book.
Strab. 12, 3, 22.
Transitive, in
grammar.
375 A.
156,2.
scription.
316 C.
Aristeas
5, 5.
2.
Clem. A.
Jid.
289 C,
176,
1.
prjpa.
Longin. Erag.
Philon I, 896 A. Sext. Clem. A. I, 1056 A. 2.
Plut. II, sura,
2. Tran356 A. 378 C. 3. VerII,
of a reading, in a Apollon. D. Synt.
HerafianKots, adv. by changing place.
a borrowing of money.
to
Plut. II, 831
492, 26.
144, 10, et alibi.

Transitively, in
A.
fieTaypd(j>a,
alter
a reading, in
book.
grammar. Apollon. D. Pron.

Aret. 123 D.
315 C.
/ierajSiafojuai
Apollon. D. Pron. 313 B. 320 B. PhUostr. 66. Schol. Arist. Pac. 123. 2. To tran-
=:
j3mfo/iat.
scribe, to copy.
Dion. H.
2,
II, 793, 12.

1.
Ari-
Hfra-fii^d^m, to
translate
from one language

IT,
steas
2.
Herm. Vis.
II,
Iren. 1225 A.
into another.
Trjv ^'EWtjviKTiv
Dion. H.
635, 11 -(rBm els
lieTaîfiaaTeov
dtakeKTOv.
8ei
peraî^dêtv.
Orig.
I,
Greg. 356 A. Jul. 257 C. 3. To translate into 1053 B. another language. Lucian. 11, 29.
Clem. A.
Nyss.
Ill,
1505 C.
fiera-fiwa, to survive.
/ieTa/3Xi)7-or,
ij,
p.eT-dya>, to
transfer
1, 5,
to
bring over.
Sept. Esdr.
2, 4, 10.
Plut. II, 908 D.
1, 1,
43.
able.
(ixeTaâXKm) mutable, changePlut. II, 718 p, et alibi. Athenag.

ov,
Diod.
20,
3.
2.
o,
66.
Sir. 10, 8.
Mace.
To
translate
a work.
Sept. Sir. Prolog.

fieT-aymyfur,
scriber,
e'<9,
937 A.
Sext. 424, 4.
Clem. A.
Cyrill.
I,
1045 B.
I,
L. circumductor, circumopos.

jieTa-ô6pevu>, to transplant.
A.
612
Orig.
Iren.
an epithet of the Valentinian 460 A. TeriMH. II, 558 A.

^s,
^,
B.
lieTaôXtj,
I,
ris, r),
peT-aya>yrj,
transference.
ff.
Diod. 18,
9.
3,
988 C.
2.
=i
perdvoia, repentance.
p. 260, 31.
1 7,
Dion.
Ill,
1870,
V, 614,
Jos.
Translation from one lan-
different arrangement.
Aristeas 4.
Digitized
by Microsoft
fieTOrBuUTaO)
749
fieToKafi^dvco
empty into another
e'ls ti.
Galen. II, 281 C, setAnt. 12, 2, 3, p. 587. ting a bone. uera-Simrao), to change one's way of life. Lucian. I, Pseudo-/o6'. Mace. 8, p. 508.
383.
p-eTa-Kevoa, oxro), to
vessel.
Iren. 581 A, diro tivos

p.eTa<eva>Tiov
15, 1.
=^
8e1
peTOKevovv.
Geopon.
7,
lUTobibaKTiOV
231.
peTa-Kepdvwpt, essentially
8e<
fieTadiSdiTKeiv.
^
64.
peTayylâ, peTaPlut. II, 801
Muson.
32.
Kevoa.
Diosc.
1,
62, p.
C.
fieTaStSda-Kio, to
unieach.
I,
Diod.
II, 494,
I,
pcTa-KivrjO-is, ea>s,
fj,
=1
peTd6ea-is, translation
of
Mid.
^lieraSiSai
565, 27.
Philon
172, 41.
ij,Ta8iSd(TK0iiat
Plut.
793 B.
to
a bishop.
peTaKivrjTeos,
Carth. Can. 48.

a,
jxeTajiavQavai,
ov,
;=
bv
fiei
peTaKivela-dm.
unlearn.
Plut. II, 784 B,
ixaBrifia.
Pans.
4,
Lucian.
21.
I,
27, 5, TTiv SiaXcKTov.
peTa-Kipvdo)
496.
peraKepavvvpt.
Sept. Sap. 16,
/ieTaSiSaifu.
Pseudo-Jfarc. Liturg.
4.
Cofist.
307.
Porph. Cer. 241,
pera-KKda
B. J.
:=
31,
o-vyKXdm.
fj,
Symm.
II,
I,
Ps. 74, 11.
fi.eTa8lSa>iJ.i, to
deliver the holy sacrament.
peTd-KKrjais, eas,
1, 1.
recall.
Jos. Ant. 17, 3, 3.
Theoph. 703, 11, rf Xa^. (536), 1201 A. Porph. Cer. 254, 18. Nic. CP. 857 B. [0/. I, 1273 C /iera8cSa)Vo), perf. imper.]
oil,
272 B. C.
Cyrill.
App. A.
:
408, 55.
Athan.
I,
160 A.
Apollon.
peTd-KkrjTos, ov, invited
summoned.
fiera-SuoKTos,
6,
to
he
pursued.
Iambi.
D
p,
Synt. 144, 11.

ecoff, rj,
Mathem
5,
197.
fj,
peTd-K\i(Tis,
change.
Jos. B. J.
6, 1, 7,
fifTa-blaîi, ems,
pursuit.
Nicom.
to
67.
Poll.
372.
Aret. 49 D.
165.
rj,
peroKoXovBee) ^=. dKoXov6ea>.

6v,
Iambi.
V. P.
I,
nera-SoTLKos,
Classical.
I,
disposed
1, 70.
give,
1, 3.
liberal.
178.
peTa-KopiSf),
rjs,
f),
Diod.
Anton.
324 A.
Orig.
transportation.
Athan.
1021 C.
BasU.
r),
Ill,
265 A.
Pseudo-Z)!0.
peTOKopuTTeos, a, ov,
Plut. II, 710 E.
peTa-Koirra, to recoin.
*peTaK6(7pios,
a,
yieraSoTW, j8os,
giving freely.
ov Set peTaKopiêadaj..
589 C.
,fieTa-fao), to revive.
Eus. II, 1520 B, nva
irpos ttjv
Polyaen.
(Koa-pos)
6, 9, 1.
evireêtav.
fieTa-âyYpa<pea>, to retouch.
ov,
6.
ultramundane.
/iCTadeaiixov, ov, to,
Method. 57 A.
of
Philon
I,
425,
648, 34.
675, 45.
Ta ê-
iifTddecris, translation
TaKOO'pta, z=: Tct peTa^v tcov Kotrpaiv btatTTrj-
Theoph. 5S9, \G. a bishop. ^ToBeais, eas, 17, a changing, change, commutation. Cornut. 9. 10 Kara lierddea-iu tov \jfiKov
TO avTiffTotôvv avTw daav (Kpovos, XP^" i/os). Apollon. D. Adv. 555, 3, toO I s to E.
els
pm-a, L. intermundia, the spaces between the Epicur, apud Hippol. Haer. 42, 68. worlds.
Plut.
II,
731 D, et
Kplva.
alibi.
949 A.
peTaKptvco
:=:;
611, 32 'Ek iicradea-ecDs tov
els
to Y.
2.
peTa-Kpovio,
Metathesis,
transposition
4.
of
letters {nap-
Plut. II,
opinion.
Jun. 1 7 A. back the oars. 1069 C, tropically, to change one's

Vit. Nil.
to
back astern,
to
3.
Sla, KpaSla).
Tryph.
Apollon. S. 4, 16.
Translation of a bishop.
4. Death. 968 D. 1209 A. 1139 B. Eustrat. 2380 D.

fieTaBeTiKos,
rj,
Theod.
Ill,
peraKTeov
alibi.
:^
8ei
peTdyeiv.
Sext. 606, 13, et
Pallad. Laus.
ov,
pera-KTiô), to
found
fj,
or build in another place.
hvvdpevos fieTandevai.
Strab. 13, 4, 17.
Epiph.
Ill,
113 A.
Polyb. 15,
289, 23.
peTOKvpta,
as,
(peTOKvpios) the space between

Ill,
ptTa-deTos, ov, changeable, mutable.

6, 8, Tvxri-
the waves.
Numen. apud Eus.
905 A.
HeT-alrqs, ov, 6,
=
to
iTraiTTjs.
Philon
II,
526, 42.
.fieT-aiaptm.
Dubious.
Schol. Arist.
Av. 433
Lucian.
Sext. 647,
ficTTjaprjpaL.
peToXap^dva, to partake of the sacrament. Just. Apol. 1, 65, diro tov evxapiOTriBevTos aprov. Iren. 1029 A, t^s evxapiarias. 1253 B, tovTav tS>v dvTiTvwav. Basil. IV, 485 A. Cyrill. H. 1100 A. Pallad. Laus. 1147 C. Apophth.
pcTa-Kadiôpai,
II,
change on^s
seat.
783.
p.fTa-KaSiâ>, to shift one's position.
27.
Schol. Arist.
to
Vesp. 398.
differently.
fiera-KadoTrXiâ),
arm
Polyb.
els
3,
87, 3 MeraKaBarnXure Be tovs
Ai^vas
tov
Joann. Mosch. 2856 B. C. 320 B, to ayiov avTov <rS>pa. 2. To Theoph. 617, 9, tijv ayiav 8wpedv. Apollon. D. take a word in another sense. Pron. 368 A 'H avrov els tiji' piv peTaXapdXXrjyopelEudoc. M. 6 -a-dai ^dverai.
157 A,
S.pTov.
II,
Damasc.
PapdiKov Tponov.
fieraKapmov, ov, to, (Kapiros) the
'
^gai.
3.
To
consider, imagine, regard,
=
2,
wrist
and
the
7.
knuckles.
part between the Galen. 11, 370 A.
viroXap^dvco.
Iren. 584 B, TrpotprjnSa eavTrjV.

to
4. Accipio,
hear, to understand, to be
Sept.
Soran. 252,
informed, to learn.
Mace.
2, 4, 21.
Digitized
by Microsoft

IxeraXafjiirahevofiai
11, 6.
2, 12, 5. 2, 13, 23.
750
15. 19.
fieravauTevo)
probably a mistake for ^pydX-
5. To other language. Philon 480, 325 B. 789 B. 6. To

35. Philostr. 23.
I,
^mJeos
39.
pifTdXXiov, ov, TO,

Xio>/.
translate into an-
Bus.
II,
Clem. A.I, 4:69 Aristeas dXXocoa. lieTaXXot6a>
3.
Philon
I,
copy,
Ill,
transcribe, to
243. 39.
p.eT-a\Xoia>(TK, ftos,
f],
fieraypdcpco.
Orig. II, 141
'E| &v
=:
aXXoiioa-is.
Plotin.
I,
Koi TO dvTiypa<pov
fi,fTf\ri(l)6rj
Trpos rbv elpfiiv
573,
1.
Tov iv ra 'Efipdixa.
Anon, in
6
Pairolog. Graec.
ptTaWov,
2,3.
ov, TO,
L. cuniculus, mine.
XXII, 875
ypdcpov.
MeteXij^^?)
'Ho-atas airo dvn-
16,11,2.
Orib.
I,
2.
I,
Polyb. 16,
metai.
Metallum,
5.
Ruf apud
Ong.
Diod.
Diosc.
330,
Galen.
II,
28 D.
handed as a torch to another. Clem. A. I, 1088 B. lieToXrjpylns, fur, fj, =: fierdXT/i/cis. Paul. Tim.
fiETaXa/iTraSeuofiai (Xapirds), to be
1, 4, 3.
249 B.
ov, t6,
p.eTdKKovpyelov,
5, 38.
(fieToXXovpyos)
mine.
/ieraXijTTTtKoj,
ij,
dv,
liCTaXXovpyeio,
Svvdp.evos iieraXafi^dveiv.
r)iTa),
êraXXeua).
Diod.
5, 36.
5, 84, p. 740.
Greg. Naz.
B.
Anast.
Sin.
1057 B.
Bermog.
II,
441
Rhet.
fKToKKovpyos, Diod. 5, 7.
ov,
(EPrO) working mines,

5,
miner.
Diosc.
84, p. 740.
Polyb.
1,
138, 8, metaleptic, belonging to metalepsis, in

rhetoric.
fifra/xeXeM, ar, ^,
change of purpose.
pifTaXriimKas, adv. by participation.
VI, 280 B. 2. jBf/ metalepsis, in grammar. T'j-j'jt)^. Trop. 273. HfTaXrjwTos, 17, dv, capable of being partaken of. Greg. Naz. II, 441 B. fKTaKr]-îs, ems, f], the partaking of the holy communion. Just. Apol. 1, 67. Petr. Alex. 480 D, TOV (TOIfiaTOS KOL tov CLifXaTOS TOV XpLAnt. 2, TTjs evxapuTTias. Basil. Ill, (TTov. 1573 A (titul.), Tav 6eia>v }ivfmjpia>v. Theod. Mops. 889 D. Isid. 325 A. Theod. IV, 361 A. Tim. Presb. 20 B. 'AKoXovdla Trjt fifTaXriyfrecos, the communion office, to be read by the person who intends to partake of the sacrament. Not to be confounded with the XeiTovpyia. Typic. 33. 2. The sacred elements, the consecrated bread and wine. Iren. 1236 B. Joann. Mosch. 2989 A. 3. Interchange of words or letters (toi o-oi, alpjproTTj^ aijLiOTTOTjys). Tryph. 5. Apollon. D. Pron. 364 C. 268 C. Adv. 534, 1. 563,
Cyrill.
A.
14 'Ek minds.
39,
fiera-fifXeTaa,
lieTa/ieXelas,
by changing
their
tjo'id,
=:z fifTaiieXopai.
Dubious.
Fseud-Athan. IV, 973 B.

/ierd/icXoff, eos, to,
z^
fJierdfieXos.
Abuc. 1549
A.
ljifTa-iiop(f>d(ai, data, to distort.
Iren. 641 B.
p. 173.
2.
7,
Also, lieranopfjyaâ.
HeTa-p,op(j)6a>,
dxrcu,
Achmet. 198,
transform
11,
:
to
transfigure.
Diod.
4, 81.
PAiVon
559, 24. Matt. 17,

Liher.
Plut. II, 52 D.
,
^jop. II, 584, 95.
Tiva eLS
TL,
p.eTafiop(l>Q}â,
/x6ra/xd^(ô}(riff,
see
p.Tap.op(j)dât.
^,
1. 2,
eo)?,
(^p.eTap.op<ji6toy
transfer'
motion.
II,
Strab.
11, p. 33,
1.
Lucian.
19. 20.
Synt. 34, 12.

190, 6.
4.
106, 23.
139, 27.
155,
2. T%e transfiguration of 944 B. HI, 1065 C. 1068 C. Eus. VI, 840 C. 3. Transfiguration, a feast instituted by Leo the Philosopher in commemoration of the transfiguration of Nicon. 528 C. Christ. Anast. Caes. 525 Porph. Cer. 22, 10. B. Curop. 81, 15.
Jesus.
Ori^.
I,
4p^. Tatian. 1828 A.
299.
II,
585, 20.
Artem. 157.
Metalepsis,
Hermog. Ehet.
22, 11. 52, 2 seq.
5.
in rhetoric.
Horol. Aug.
fji,era-fio(T)(eiat,
6.
TransBust. Bust.
to transplant.
Clem. A.
II,
209
lation, interpretation, ::= p,e6epprivev(ns.
Dion. 119, 10. Dion. P. 142, 30.

/LiEToXXay^,
ijf,
fj,
6.
9.
B.
557 A.
to be
Acceptation.
fiera- p,vdciop.ai,
made
fabulously identical
Mere/iufleuftj
change.
MeraWayfi
with.
Schol. Dion.
P. 351, 19
îov,
f IS
TOV avcfwu.
death.
I,
Died. 18, 873 B.
Aret. 17 B.
Clem. A.
liT-afi(j)idâ>
iKTaiiîevmiu.
Strab. 15,
1, 61,
p^TdXKaîs, cms,
8, 9.
preceding. Longin. Frag.
Diod. n, 520, 16. Lucian. Philostr. 664. Pallad. Laus. 1252 A.

p. 226.
lieraii(j)L(a>.
I,
830.
Also,
Plut. II, 340 D.

tj,
fieToXXeuTTjs, ov, 6, (/iEToXXdla))
miner ; sapper.
12, 2,
lieTaii<]>iains, ems,
to
p.eTaiuj)idêiv.
Genes.
Strab.
9, 2, 18.
12, 3, 19.
15, 1, 30.
22, 13.
fieT-a/jîe^tt),
10, p. 515, 11, et alibi.
Moer. 220.
to
see
iifTaii(f>id(a>.
ficTaXXifm,
lo'a,
(fieToKXav)
1, 9.
condemn
to the
fieTavaa-rfvo), ei<7a>, {iieTavd&Ti)s)
to
change
resijtij
mines.
fifTaXXucdf,
sical.
Basilic. 35,
rj,
dence, to remove, flee.
Sept. Ps. 61, 7
ov,
Z)jorf.
belonging to the mines. ClasDjosc. 5, 84. 5, 36. 2. Me-
fifTavaa-Teva-o).
Synes.
1504 D.
2>
D.
Ov
To
cause
to
tallicus, metallic. Diosc. 1, Prooem. p. 2. Meges. apud Orib. Ill, 636, 2. Plut. II, 663
C. 721 F.
Pioi. Tetrab. 13.
Sept. Ps. 51,
change residence, to drive away. 7. Tim. Presb. 245 Mid.

Sept. Ps. 10,
1,
licTavaaTeioiiai, to flee.
ort
CArys.
I,
428 A.
rd
SpTj.
Digitized
by Microsoft
fieravaaTK
lieTandaris, iSos, ^,
751
Philon
I,
fieTaTTveico
rjs,
female wanderer.
preceding.
color.
peraâ-^Xdrra,
C. 3,21. 37.
perdîov, ov, to,
17,
jOi/r-^Ze silk-cloth.
Dioclet.
157, 39.
fieTavdarpux, as,
39, 1.
fL(T-av6(a, to
fieTavoea), to
fj,
Agath. Epigr.
PMlostr. 779.
Sept. Sir. 48,
4, 17.
=:
preceding.
/le'raâ.
I,
Cosm. Ind. 96
/nrf.
C.
change one's
I, 1
/icVagts, ems,
r],
repent of one's sins.

29, 30.
7.
488 B.
D.
Schol.
15.
PMon
4,
2.
Matt.
Herm.
peraôv, ov, to,
1040 B. /as<. Apol. 1, 61. Ignat. 713 C, is Sfdv. Clem. A. I, 288 B. 1012 B. Orig. I, 1004 Nemes. 521 A. 3. To C. Ill, 473 C. make obeisance, to make a how or genuflexion. Apophth. 140 -A. 148 D, to a/3(3a FeXaa-ia, to ask his pardon. Doroth. 1 704 B, airov
Mand.
Sim.
Patriarch.
pharos, pera^v
Martyr. Arelh. 5 Luc. Act. 13, 42 To pcTaîi ard^ârov. Barn. 13, toC Xaoij tov pera^v, sc. ca-opevov. Clem. R. 1, 44.
ov, 6,
= Lucian = =
pcToâ.
Cosm.
643.
445 D.
II,
peraâ.
Damasc.
329
peT7reiTa.
aira
ficTcaiOTfTiKos,
ri,
peTa^vXoyla, as, rj, (pera^v, Xeya) digression. Theon. Prog. 188, 5. pera^vTqs, jjtos, t), interval. Nicom. Harm. 11.
24.
Ill,
6v,
{/leTavoeo))
fickle-minded.
Theol. Arith. 50.
Sext. 742,
6.
Orig.
Max.
Tyr. 40, 27.

Sept. Sap. 11, 24.
Hcravota, as, ^, repentance.

12, 10. 19.
Matt.
I,
3,
11.
Herm. Vis.
II,
3, 7.
Mand.
A.
Orig.
4, 3.
Jusi. Cohort. 35.
Talian. 840
1161 C. Iambi. V. P. 248. pfTo^wTos, ri, ov, (peraâ) oTjpiKos, of silk, silken. Porph. Cei: il S, 7 670,12. Balsam. ad Concil. VII, 16.
=
.
Ctem. A.
I,
1005 B.
961 B. 1013 B.
320 A.
332 A.
Aster. 368 D.
peTa-Tiaibeia, to educate differently.

Jos.
Mace.
3.
Lucian.
II,
346.
PseudoAthan. I,
Iambi.
Oi iv ficTavoia, the penitents, the order of

penitents.
12.
237 D.
pera-irapahlhapi, to transfer, transmit.
Laod. 19. Const. Apoft. 8, 8. Socr. 1460 B. 'O dm rrji /leTavoias
Ttpea-^vTfpos, the penitentiary, tlie officer
who
had charge of the penitents

essentially the
Socr. 613 A.
in a church
same
as 6 nvevpanKos narfjp.
(Sqz. 1461
voovvTwv reraypeuos Trpeir^vTepos
'O cVi t&v pera*0 ayye)
V. P. 448. Eus. m, 988 C. 1345 B. Adam. 1756 A. Aster. 189 C. pera-âpaXap^dvoD, to receive what is transmitted. Adam. 1756 A. perd-Trcp'fjfis, ems, 17, a sending for. Strab. 1 2, Plut. I, 685 A. B. 3, 24.
peTa-TTepiiTnda>, to distract, divert.
Xof
5
rijs
peravoias, nuntius poenitenliae, the an-
Clem. A.
I,
gel or messenger
fin.
of repentance.
4, 2.
Herm.
Vis.
1168 D.
pera-iriTopai, to fly to another place. II, 61.
Mandat.
Penance.
Apophth. 272 A. 3. Used also for vTrmrTtocns, the third grade of penitents in the ancient church. Basil. IV, 724 A. 4. Congee, obeisance, how, or genii2.
Lucian.
pera-itrjywpi, to fix in another place.
Dion
Chrys.
II,
387, 29.
Basil. I,
320
-o-dat els
adp<a, to be converted into flesh.
flexion.
BdXXca, hihapi, or
nam
perdvoiav, to
make a congee, to make obeisance, or to make a genuflexion before any one or anything.
Apocr. Act.
Toir yovaaiv
peTa-wqhda, to jump to another place : to jump Agathar. 143, 12. App. I, 216, 47. about.
Sext. 413, 15.
peTa-vr]hri<ns, fas,
f),
Bam.
ds
Tfjv
MeTdraiav Se eSlSmv eVi Apophth. yfjv IlavXia
Plut.
n, 739 E.
to
a leaping to another place. Clem. A. II, 309 C.
93 B. 85 B ''EôKov perdvouiv ra ddfX0cij. Joann. Mosch. 2876 B "E/SaXei/ ra yepovn Jejun. 1921 'c. ptrdvomv. 3057 D. Vit. Basil. 204 B. Pseudo-CA?-!/.,-. XII, 776 A, jrotrj<Tai rf/v iruwjSij t^ irpof(TTa>Tt. Stud. 1 709 C. 1733 D.
Meravota, as,
fj.
pera-TTiTtTa,
fall differently. Epict.

7,
MeTaTrinToiT-es
1.
Xoyoi, fallacies?
Sext. 112, 24.
1,
7,
2, 17, 27.
Diog.
6,
195.
pcTmrXacrpos, ov,
tion,
(peTairXdcraco) transforma-
change.
Cyrill.
4.
1,
140 C.
2.
Me-
taplasmus,
"Ai'Sos).
metaplasm, a change of gen-
Penitentiary, a
name given
5.
to
several monasteries in the vicinity of Constantinople.
der or of declension {iplripos e'ptj;/es, 'AiSijs Drac. 36, 19. 37, 23. ApoUon. D.
460, 8.
Proc.
m,
101,
Theoph.
at
Adv. 596,
taplasm.
12.
Arcad. 129,
9.
Cyrill.
A. X, 1101 A, a church
pcra-^Xda-a-a, to remould, with reference to me-
Alexandria.
per-avrKeto
=
T),
perayyiâ.
Doctr. Orient. 680 D.

sUk.
bonKai.
peTa-TtXeKot,
Arcad. 129, 6 At peTaTteirXaapivai Theodos. 1003, 28.

to
^Ta$a,
Proc.
23.
tjs,
metaxa,
7.
Lyd. 169,
8.
unknit.
Qreg. Naz.
castra
Ill,
431
to
I,
106,
9.
n,
546, 19.
Men. P.
6.
295,
A.
peT-airXiKeva>,
eva-a,
302,
Isid. Hisp. 19, 29,
Theoph.
L.
7.
commoveo,
eis
Hes. S^per .... Achmet. 222. (See also Dion. P. 752 seq. Simoc. TAeopA. .B. 484, 13 seq ) 288, 8.
276, 4.
494, 13.
transfer the camp.

Xi^dbui.
Theoph. 595, 16,

Qreg. Naz.
I,
to
ptTairvda
Phoc. 200,
peToirvia.
448 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
/tieTa-TToteo)
752
Classical.
êrar-raâ
Stud. 1696 C, of the Virgin.
ljLTa-7roicii>,
to
alter,
to
refashion.
S. 39, 22.
:
Horol. Sept.
Conon
Philon
1.
Phryn. P.
rj,
fiera nolrjcns, eair,

II,
an unmaking
./os.
remodelling.
Apocr. Act. Joaun. 15). 26 {Joann. 21, 23. For the rhetorical and the theurgic p.erasee
Ant. 18, 1, 4. Hermog. Ehet. 152, 10.' Hippol. 837 A. Orig. I, 1076 Fseudo-Just. 1416 A. C. Anasi. Sin. 212
419,
5.
o-Taa-ts,
Hermog. Khet.
ov,
10,
9.
Iambi.
Myst. 114, 10.

p-fTaa-ranKos,
r),
A. 2. j4 laying claim Ant. 3, 2, 4.

jieTa-TTopeiofiai
:=
peraa-TaTos-
to
a thing.
to
Jb,s.
942 C, opposed to dperda-TaTOs.

ing
to
2.
Anast.
Sin.
Belong-
perdcTTuais,
in
rhetoric.
Hermog.
ixeT(p)(oiiai,
go after
Polyb.
to
punish
9,
(to visit
with the rod).

II,
1,
88,
et alibi.
Diod.
577, 39, ras dpxds, to
Rhet. 44, 14. pfTa-<TTtWopai ^= pfTairipTTopjii, to send Lucian. I, 505, et alibi. Jos. Ant. 7,
peT((TTol\pevos, sent for.
p,iTdaTrjpa, aros, to,
for.
9,
be a candidate
liTa-Tropdjj,eva>,
for office. to ferry over
to
another place.
to he dis-
^
1.
p.eTatfTd(npt>v.
Porph.
Archel. 1440 B.
IKTa-nopoTtoiia, to cause
Adm.
had humors
Diosc. 4,
234, 2 as v.
pTa-<TToifidiaj, to re-pack.
Stud.
740 A.
charged by means of diaphoretics.
pcTa-(TTotxftoa>, to
change
the nature or
23.
form
of
154 (157),
/lerd-^paats,
p. 371, 22.
p. 643.
fj, a retailing. Method. 104 A.
f<os,
Strab. 5, 3,
7,
Philon I, 449, 16. 674, Naz. ni, 1021 A.

a thing.
peTa-o-TOixfiaa-ts, eas,
rj,
Greg.
transformation.
Greg.
fifTa-TrpaTrjs, ov, 6, retailer.
Schol. Arist. Plut.
Nyss. n, 468 D.
peTa-aroXiôpaL
Ari.xl.
lloG.
fifTa-TTTaa-is, eas,
3,
tj,
Anast. Sin. 209 C.

p.eTap<l)iewvpm.
Schol.
change.
Classical.
Polyh.
1, 1,
Ean. 521.
go over
to
99, 3.
Clenmed. 27, 33.

8, 3, 30.
rj,
Strab.
21.
pera-o'TpaTevopai,, to
another general,
adv. by turning
1, 2, 34.
12, 3, 20.
(ftfrajriTrna)
said of soldiers.
App.
I,
715, 46.
lieTavTicTiKos,
ov,
changeable,
pTa(rrpocf)ddriv
(jLteraoTpoî/),
mutable.
A,
C.
I,
Dion. H. V, 74, 10, of the vowels
back.
Agath. 321, 15
Dion
diar
3.
Y.
Anton. 11,
10.
Clem A.
Strab.
5,
I,
1013
4,
7.
peraarvKiov, ov, to, (o-tCXos) colonnade.

C. 68, 25,
p,eTa-avyKpiva>, to expel
fiprcmraiToi, ov,
preceding.
2,
bad humors, said of

1,
Plut. II, 447 A.

Ill,
Anton.
10
-Trj.
Orig.
phoretics.
Diosc.
47.
5, to
11,
p.
699.
1172
-Tij.
Alex. A. 560
-d>Tr).
Clementin.
452
eo)?,
A
r],
-Brjvm,
be
purified.
fieran^Tmras, adv. inconstantly.

juraTrvptofTis,
Epict.
2, 22, 8.
Galen. X, 86 A.
pera-iTvyKpiais,
eas,
tj,
z=z
TTvpaxrts.
Dubious.
Inscr.
Hermes

to
sell
Diosc.
Orib.
16.
I,
3,
37
9.
(43),
expulsion of bad humors. Herod, apud p. 384.

Cass. 150,
*/iTa-irmXe'ai,
at second hand.
500,
Galen X, 91 A.
ov,
1690, 15,
S. 39, 22.
lieTa-ppi7ri(a>,
Basil.
fifra-ppaiTTa, to repair
IV, 400 A. a garment."
Phryn, P.
Epict.
1,
peracrvyKptTiKos,
Kpivciv.
r),
^=
Bvvdpevos peraffvyDiosc. 4, 154
essentially
Moschn. 129,
5,
p. 70.
pim(a>.
(157).
130.
Diosc.
4, 19.
peracrvyKptTtKaiSi adv. by peratruyKpitris.
perappvOpeoi
^n
p.eTappv6p.i^t>i.
Clem. A.
I,
2,
195 as
V.
1.
1358 C.
Philostr. 246.
peTa-o-vve6lôpai, to
change one's ovm
habits or
fifTapa'io\etT)(êa>
z^
pêrecopoXoyeai.
Schol. Arist.
customs.
Galen. V, 146 A.
to
Nub.
I,
320.
rj,
peTa-crvvTi6ripi,
put
together
32, 12.
differently.
pTap(TLo\f(T\ia, as,
i^
fieTcapoXoyia.
Plut.
Fseudo- Demetr.
a
ball to
7.
8, 8.
82, 16.
154 C.
Orig.
I,
ptTao'âipicrpos. ov, 6, (crâtpifo)) the tossing of
fiCT-a-o-aXcum, to disturb.
797 B. Theoph.
a person.
to
Antyll.
apud
form.
Orib.
I,
Cont. 767,
fiera-a-icevrj,
9.
529,
fj,
^s,
change,
modification
word
11.
called also jrddos.
of a Dion. H. Y, 39,
Diod. 14,
pera-a-xipariâ,
change
the
Genes.
127, 20 Merao'x^p^TiaBeis yap TUiV âtriXiKav

eadj]Tcov.
jieTa-iTKrivoa,
to
change habitation.
3, 5, 1.
t),
peTacrxrjpano'pAs,
Strab.
II,
1. 3, 3.
ov,
6, 1,
peraa^x^pdruns.
p.
7.
32.
Jos.
Ant.
Diosc.
Proem,
8, 2.
Plut.
licTa-a-Kfivaats, fas,
change of habitation or
(peTda-raais) sol86, 13, et alibi.
687 B. C.
3.
Ael. Tact.
Apotton.
D
II,
residence.
Synt. 230,
Iren. 1158 B.
Clem. A.
ppraa-Tdtripov, ov or aros, to,
288 C.
Antyll.
372 A, the moon's
emn procession. Porph. Cer Adm. 234, 2. Theoph. Cont.

fifrda-Tacns,
fcoj,
fj,
peTaa-xripanareov
;)Aa.'!e.'!.
8ei
pera<Txrilia.TLâv.
430. 472, 19.
apud
e<BS,
Orih. II, 50, 3.

17,
translation,
heaven.
Chrys. XII, 762 D.
assumption to Aster. 173 B.
pfTa-ra^Ls,
change of order.
Pseudo-
Dion. 536 B.
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by Microsoft
flSTUTOV
jUTaTov, lieraTiopiKos, fieTorapiov,
lirjTaTaipiKos, fiijTaTaipiov.
.753
see
firjraTov,
fierevaa/jLaTeoaii
later;
311.
opposed to Trpoxpavos.
Lucian.
IT,
neTaTpex<! to
4, 17.
run
r],
after.
Classical,
Philon
II,
peraxptniTTeov
Sel peraxpiovvvvai,
the color.
it is
necesI 637
163, 12, Ttra.

deviation.
sary
to
change
to
Clem.
fieraTponr], ^s,
Tryph. Trop. 270.

Nil. 321 A.
B.
pera-xvpiâ,
pcTa-rpxmdio, to bore again.

fiera-rmroa, to transform.
Philon
II,
360, 23.
-a-Oai.
of anything.
change the juices, flavor, or Germ. 257 A, ri.

Amphil. 65 A.
Clim. 808 C.
taste
Clem. A.
6vpa.
I,
1357 C.
lieravXiios, ov,
Caesarius 873
pera-xtovevto, to recast.
Soar
Phot.
p.ecravKios.
Euagr. 2705 B,
to another.
605 A.
per-eyKevrpi^to, to graft.
II,
jUfTa-ôtTaia, <o
pass from one thing

CyriH. ^.
ctvai
I,
724 B.
5;raJ. 16, 4, 25.
177 D.
so
Exist.
to
peT-eyK\ivto
eyKXlvta.
Cleomed. 17, 17.
Mon. 920 D, rov

Xoyor.
jiera-ôiTr](TK, eas,
to
fi,
XcJyos,
as
he
per-eKSexopai, to succeed, to come after.
Dion.
P. 74.
Cyrill.
another.
a passing from one thing A. 11, 281 D. X, 200 A.

11,
peT-eK8iopai,
to
Ant.
6, 12, 7.
Plut.
change one's garments. Jos. I, 70 D, to change. Dion

vestem mutare.
fieTa(l)opa, as,
Theoph. Cent. 337, 22. Plut. if, change.
923 C, of the
C. 39, 28, 2, Tar trroXds, Greg. Naz. Ill, 449 A.

peT-e<KkriTos,
ov,
fj,
moon.
ficTa-(j>pa^<o, d(Ta>, to
L. appellatio,
an appeal.
express differently, to para-
Lyd. 180, 22.

per-eKx^peto, to
sell.
phrase.
Dion. H. VI, 927, 6. Philon II, Plut. I, 347 C. 881 B. 1075 A. 2. To translate from Clem. A. n, 517 B. one language into another. Dion. H. I, 505,
140, 23.
per-eXeyxtn, to reprove.
per-eXeva-LS,
etos,
r/,
Simoc. 54, 8. Iambi. V. P. 436. punishment. Just. Apol.
1,
43
[al.
pursuit].
t\ els Tfjv
2.
'EXXdSa Apion. 1, 14.

ij,
y\S>(T(Tav.
Jos.
Ant.
9,
14,
pfTd(j)paiTts, fas,
(p.Ta(j)pdâ))
1,
a paraphrasing,
paraphrase.
IJ,era-(j)povpe<o,
Plut.
to
849 D.
be carried to another prison.
Stud. 1100 A.
/leTa^vrevcty,
etas,
7},
Lucian. Ill, 845 D. per-epâlvto. to go on hoard another vessel. Plut. I, 499 D. E, et alibi. Philoslr. 544. per-epirXoKr), rjs, fj, complication. Euagr. Scit. 1229 C.
pereXevtrreov =z; del perepxetrBai.
376
Isid.
(^peraf^vTcvfo)
3, 2, 1, et alibi.
trans-
per-ep'^X"'"'
apKov, to
planting.
Geopon.
body into another.
f!.eTa(f)VTcvT(OS
:=
tj,
ou
Set
peTa^vreveaBm.
to pass from one Mai. 189, 1 -trdrjvai els be transformed into a bear.
*"
cause the soul
Geopon.
5, 13, 3.
perepîxtoiTcs, ems, ^, (perep^vxaoi)
metemof
souls.
peTa-)(aKKev(Tis, eas,
(peraâXKevai) the work-
psychosis,
transmigration
ing of metals into a new form. Tropically, a refashioning. Cyrill. A. I, 228 D.

peTa-xa\Keici>, to
Diod. Ex. Vat. 31, 14. Porphyr. Abst. 350.

perevdetrts. etos,
a-is.
fj,
Tertull. II,
702 A.
work metals
into
Tropically, to refashion.
Cyrill.
a new form. A. 1, 265 B.

altering.
(perevdeto^
11,
mz
perevtrtopdrto-
Clem. A.
445 A.
Clem. A.
I,
ni, 965 C.
fiera-xapaîs, etos,
Cyrill.
f],
per-evdeio, to hind to another body.
a graving anew
:
11 6
z=: perevcriopaToto.
A.
8.
I,
fiera-xapdaa-e), to
I,
140 C. grave anew

I,
peT-evdr]pto =z: ivbrjpeto.

to alter.
Philon
261, 24.
peT-evhihi(TKto
21.
Stud. 805 B.
perevbvto.
Hippol. Haer. 226,

Classical.
442,
220, 25. Orig.

etos,
fj,
454, 42.
II,
Cels.
apud
848 A. management,
Cornut.
per-evSvopat, to put on other clothes.

'Strah. 17,
1,
peraxeipuns,
treatment.
(peraxeipiCto)
43, p. 389,
2,
rfjv ea-d^ra.
Jos.
Dion. H. V, 248, 2. peraxeipitrpos, ov, 6, := preceding.

161.
Ant. 20,
pereveKTeov
64.
6, 1, o-aKKovs.
Sel peraiêpeiv.
Strab.
13,
1,
peraxeipuTTeov
I,
=
rj,
beX peraxeipiêiv.
Clem.
A'.
peT-ev6povl^(o, to translate
a bishop.
Theoph.
356 D.
ov,
199, 10.
peraxeipurnKos,
Ceiv.
=:
Svvdpevos pxraxeipi26.
per-evtrtoparoto,
Anon. Math. 247,

ArcUgen. apud
change
pera-xeto, to transfer into another vessel.

5,
Diosc.
13.
Orib. II, 273, 5.

the
peTa-xpr}paTiâ>, to
name.
Diod.
11,
II,
dttrco, to put into another body, with reference to the doctrine of metempsyClem. A. I, 1293 B. C Mereva-topachosis. Hippol 800 A. Haer. 254, Tovrai. 17 4'^X')Orig, I, 1257 C. Ill, 1088 B. 70. 402, 28.
629, 52.
peraxpovios, ov,
Gelas.
perdxpovos, ov,
= 1293 A. =
Plotin.
I,
14,
2.
li,
fj,
701, 14.
following.
Lucian.
236.
perevtrtopdrtotris, etos,
metensomatosis,
per^ XP^"""' "* after time,

95
a putting into another body, metempsychosis. Hippol. Haer. 12, 53. Clem. A. II, 253 A.
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fieT-evToK/J-a.
154:
p^ToiKsa-ia, as,
t),
fieTprjTri<i
266, 64.
I,
TertuU.
II,
702 A.
Ill,
680 B.
I,
1020 A.
367, 18.
Ong. 708 B. 888 A, et alibi.
migration, applied to the JewSept. Reg. 4, 24, 16.

Par.
i,
ish captivity.
5, 22.
Plotin.
Obd.
ij,
liiT-fvrdKfui, oTos, to,
metentalma,
13, 27.
quid?
peToiKia, as,
20.
Ezech.
12, 11.
preceding.
6, exile,
Sept. Jer. 20,
4.
Justinian. Cod.
litT-emypdcjia), to
2,
Afric. 73 C.
Anc.
157 D.
banishment.
Plut.
I,
put a different inscription on.

iJ.erayyiC<o,
5, 26,
p,eT-oiKi.a-p.6s, ov, 6,
emigration.
800 B.
II,
Plut. II, 839 D.

juer-epda), dtra),
Cyrill.
to
^.
I,
=
is
pour
into
an-
pcToiKitrreov
=^
Set fieToiKiêiv.
Plut.
748
other vessel.
Diosc.
Psell.
tAi/ olvov els ere-
C.
peTouaarfjs, ov,
pT-oiKo8opea>,
6,
pov dyye'iov.
simple
pdm.]
Iier-ex",
EPAQ
io
1125 B -epaafi^cat. [The Compare e|fnot used.
emigrant.
build
Plut. in
I,
Plut.
I,
38 B. C.
way.
to
different
Epict.
partake.
3, 24, 6.
732 A.
regulate differently. Plut. II, 656 D.
Pass.
îfT-Exofuu,
to he
pcT-oiKovop,eco, to
manage or
partaken of. 650 (70).

fieTccopeia
Sext. 724, 32.
Prod. Farm.
I,

peroiO'Tfov
Sfi peratfjepeiv.
r),
lifTeapi^m.
ij,
Philon
130,
7. I,
*pcT-ovopa<ria, as,
fiereapta, as,
525, 14.
39.
2.
(fiereapos) elevation.
Philon
apud Athen.
269.
7,
change of name. Nicanor Eudoc. M. 47, p. 296 D.

resemble au-
Forgetfulness.
Sueton. Claud.
peTOTraplâ,
lira),
(pfTowcopov) to
I,
HerewpiCoiMi, to be frivolous or in high spirits, to amuse or enjoy one's self. Nil. 540 A, iv dpyoKoyiq.
tumn.
kvkKos,
Philon
fj,
13, 18. 19.

I,
lieTOTToipivos,
ov,
autumnal. Philon
ov,
493, 42,
Tseudo-Cyrill.
A.
X,
1077 C.
Plut.
^=
;
laijpepivos kvkKos.
i),
Oregent. 601 C.
lifTeiipuTis, fas,
II,
fj,
Anast. Sin. 229 C.
peTovo'iaoTiKos,
ticipation
(perovo'la) denoting par-
lifting up, elevation.
951 C.
Dion C. Frag.
IxcTewpiapa, aros, to,

III,
12, 9.
preceding.
Damasc.
Sept.
applied to such adjectives as Xpvaeos, cridrjpfos, \l6ivos, denoting the maDion. Thr. 636, 15. terial.
ficToxcTevo'LS, fiar.
f),
{
549 C,
ov,
6,
fieToxfTevai) conveyance of
p.(Ta>purp6s,
Ps. 41,
8.
92, 4.
Tropically
Mace.
1097 B.
rising,
swelling.
:
water.
Aret. 17 E.
Galen.
II,
222 A.
I,
Sir. 23, 4.
peT-oxereva), to convey water.
Philon
637,
1.
26, 9, 6(j>da\pM>v, ogling.

tion.
Patriarch. 1089 B.
2. Levity, amuseBasil.
2, 5,
21, ela-
App.
I,
195, 97.
etos, 6,
pcTox^vs,
{perix"') participator, an epi-
ment, jesting.
Ill,
Tseud-Hippol. 948 D.
thet of the Valentinian opos.

276, 47.
Hippol. Haer.
873 A.
I,
885 C.
9.
vj,
ÊTf(BpoXe<r;(EO), rjam, to be jj,eTea>poKeaxrjs.
Phi-
licToxr), rjs,
fj,
L. parlicipium, participle.
639,
30.
Z)ion.i
9, 2.
lon
581,
Plut. II,
di/,
400 E.
Thr.
634, 5.
Dion. H. V,
ficrffflpoXoyiKor,
cal,
astronomical or astrologi-
tation of the term.

138,
o-Totxti'mo-ir.
not meteorological in the English accepPosidon. apud Z)io^. 7,
Plut. H, Tryph. 31. Lesbon. 166 (178). Sext. 1011 C. Just. Cohort. 21, p. 280 A. 3> Compactness (rvvdêui. 653, 10,
PMoi
I,
370, 40.
371, 27,
Sept. Ps. 121, 3.
Bfoipla.
fieTcatpoTToXeo),
I,
rjtrco,
peroxiKOS,
to be jLterecopoTrdXo?.
rj,
6v (peTOxr/)
==
Svvdpfvos perixîv,
Philon
101, 13.
196, 34.
capable of partaking of or of participating in. Pseudo-Dion. 332 Iren. 1131 C, t^s fca^s.
/liCTEcnpoTrdXor, ov, {p.f Tempos, ttcXco)
busying him588, 28.

Clas8, 45,
7.
self about high things.

peTecopoTTopea,
sical.
7](ra>,
Philon
I,
A. 2. Participialis, participial, in grammar. Dion. H. VI, 791, 11. 868, 5. 802, 4, ivopa.
Apollon. D. Pron. 340 C. Adv. 554,
653,
7. 9.
to be fieTeapoTTOpos.
Sext.
Philon
II,
242, 24.
Ael.
N. A.
et alibi.
Method. 361 A.
fieTeioponoprjTOs, ov,
Ill,
Simoe. 107,
pcToxiov,
ov,
TO,
2.
(pcToxos) priovy.
Vit. Nil.
Theoph.
fierecopoirdpos.
Damasc.
Oreg. Th.
Cornut.
692 A.
5as27.
t],
jieTewpo-nopos, ov, walking on high'.
1077 C.
110.
I,
300 B.
Jun. 124 C. [At present pcToxiov means a house or o farmhouse, belonging to a monastery.] Babr. 67, 9 perpea, rjo-a, to measure, estimate.
Cont. 843,
peTfapoTTis, rjTos,
the being fieTtapos.
(xe7-f<opo-(^poe(B, tjcto),
ô
(Ainfc
the earth.
Schnl. Arint.
o/ things above Eq. 824.
McTpei aeavTov, know thyself. Philon I, 144, Ignat. 677 B Paul. Cor. 2, 10, 12. 31. 'E/iauTov perpZ, I keep within moderate
bounds.
TpovvTfs,
Orig.
I,
1073
'EavTois
pij
/-
peTriWaypevas (lifToKKda-a-o}), adv. in an altered state. Epiph. I, 800 B.

periv, see
overrating themselves.
Apophth.
141 C.
332
ov, 6,
To
self.
fijj
peTpetv iavTov, not to

Jos. B. J.
panv.
Plut. 11, 34
overrate one's
peTp-riTTis,
lier-oiaKi^m, to steer irregularly.
measurer.
A.
orpaTOTreSiov, meiatores castrorum.
2. The
5, 2, 1,
Digitized
by Microsoft
fierptd^m
755
Sept.
fêxpi
Hebrew measure
3, 18,
(Saros or adrov.
Eeg.
62, 6,
*lieTpov, ov, TO, measure.
In the
Nic'
I,
plural, to pj-
32.
Par.
2, 4, 5.
*;ierptafo>, <o 6e
moderate.
Hierocl. C.
Twv
sict
iraBStv,
^z: fiTpi<mad^<rai.
A.
Tpa, prescribed limits, as of power. PseudIgnat. 880 TLvaaKa yap rot iavrrjs perpa,
Td
&e
/xrrpS yap ipavrxjv.

'Elhtvai TO.
18.
Ant. 10
aa-devSi.
2,
Menandr. apud Phryn. 425.

2
Sep(.
Nehem.
you are not

CyriU.
64.
sick.
Kai ouk ft jierpiAâv, since 3. To jest. PseudoSchol. Arist. Vesp.
Isid.
iavTav fierpa, to know their place. 297 A. 'Ek fKTpia fêwTiva, to take
A. X, 1077 C.
f],
*fKTpiK6s,
6v, (jiirpov)
metrieus,
metrical,
relating to metres.
rpiKa, tcorks
dca>pfjp,aTa.
Aristot. Poet. 20,
4 to
fie-
on metres. Dion. H. V, 111, 14, Pseudo-Demefr. Drac. 125, 8. 81, 21 TO furpueov, metrical character of a sentence. 'H fierpiKri, sc. r^^fyq, the metrical Gell. 16, 18. Longin. art. Philon 11, 84, 15.
Frag.
3, 10.
"0
fierpiKos,
metrieus,
writer
Damasc. II, 268 C. 3. measure of a verse, a foot, or a dipody. Dion. H. V, 24, 7. Drac. 3, 6. 1 24, 6. 3. etru verse. Arist. Nub. 633. 641. Dion. H. V, 21, 7. 52, 4. VI, 1102, 2. Plut. I, 124 E. Aristid. Q. 49. Longin. Frag. 3, 3. 7. 4. Measure, a factor in a product 12). Nicom. 83. 84, TO Koivov, common measure or divisor. p,eTpo-iToiia>, to make verses. Oenom. apud Eus. ni, 393 A.
one into account.

t r
Me
(3X4^
on
versification.
Dion. H. V, 107,
3, 7.
131, 17. 132, 9
Longin. Frag.
iroirjTTjs.
rja-o),
Men.
4.
Drac.
R]iet.
pcTpoTvoiia,
as,
f],
^=. jiirpov 2.
Schol. Arist.
Ach. 300.
IteraKurpa, aros, to, barbarous,
^=
p.eToiKUTp.6s.
ficrpioKcyyeWf
to he /zcrptoXdyoy, to he
mod-
Achmet. 147
fiTwwp.ia, as,
(titul.).
erate in speech.
ItcTpiov, ov, TO,
Did. A. 876 C. measure of length or capacity.

(/ifrpioirafl^s)
I,
SynceU. 16,
the passions.
9.
fj,
/jETpioTrdfleui, as,
moderation of
2.
fj, {owp.a, ovopa) change of name CA^pap^'A^padp). Orig. Ill, 1092 B. Anast. Sin. 612 B. 2. Metonymia, metonymy, the use of one word for another, as "ncpaioros
Philon
113,
I,
II,
439,
2.
for nip.
Dion.
H. VI,
966,
11.
Tryph.
PZui. II, 1119 C.

18, et alibi.
App.
62, 70.
Sext. 8,
Trop. 276.
perawpiKas
to be lierpioiraBfis.
(/xETmnj/iOcds), adv. metonymically.
perpumaOeu),
fi(ra>,
Philon
5,
2.
I,
Artem. 430.
peram'ias,
ov,
6,
113, 44, et alibi.
Paul. Hebr.
Jos.
(p.Tamov)
^=
eipvperamos,
Poll.
Ant. 12,
passions.
3, 2.
Sext. 176, 21.
L. fronto, one with a broad forehead.

2,
HerpumaBijs,
ey, {jitTpioi,
nadelv) moderate in his
43.
ov,
to,
oil
Dion. H.
Ill,
1650,
6..
Arisleas
p.fTanriov,
metop
of op
bitter
i
dpvyhaDiosc.
1,
29.
PHore n,
App.
315, 41.
\lvov e'Kaiop,
lierpiOTraSas, adv. with moderation.
Philon
I,
39.
2. M
almonds.
,
et
an Egyptian
Tl,
oint-
113, 31.
I,
218, 90.
Sext. 577, 13.
ment.
Diosc. 1,71.
tj,
Galen.
SI F.
observing the
10,
pjivreia,
^frpio-n-XouTor,
ov,
moderately rich.
Achmet.
medioc-
fipratTKomKos,
ov,
(/itTmo-Kdiror)
200.
HerpwTTjs, TjTos,
fj,
forehead.
L.
Hippol.
Haer.
80,
mediocritas,
divination by (the wrinkles on") the forehead,
rity, a title of assumed humility used commonly by bishops instead of eya. Iren. 441
/ieraxTKOTTOs, ov, 6,
analogous to the modern palmistry. (o-kcot/q)) one who divines by

(the wrinkles on) the forehead. Clem. A.
I,
B,
ij
ijfirrepa.
TertuU.
I,
1210 B, nostra.
Sard. 19. 49 A Tji fifTpioTrjTi fiov. Athan. n, 792 C. Epiph. II, 200 A. 496 B. [At present it is used only by patriarchs TaweivoTjjs being employed by ordinary bish2. Modesty, unobtrusive deportops.] Orig. II, 1077 Trjs fifTpioTqros a-ov. ment. Diod. fiTpio<jipova>, r)ua>, ^=. fierpwcfipcou elp.i.
OrJi/. I,
;
577 A.
p.X^P'
'
'"c^'">
a.n
Egyptian month.
<}>efipovdpios.
Ptol.
I,
Apparent. 884 793 B. 796 B.

1
B =^
Athan.
Me'xpi tevpo, as far as here.
4, 1, 1, p. 275,
1, 6,
14, Trpos tov mxeavov.

n-pos TO
opji-
Arr. Anab.
23.
11,
n, 504,
modesty.
52.
t)s,
ff,
App.
I, 2,
743, 13, fVi iro-
fierp'io<]ipoavvrj-,
the
being
fierpiocjjptav,
Taptfv -Evtppdrriv.
Clementin. 36
yevofievos,
M/xpw
cV
Simplic. Epict. 249, 49.

ov,
((f)priv)
TaD0a
Tji
Pafiji
as far
as here,
lierpt6(l>p(ov.
modest,
unassuming.
namely Rome.
2.
long?
Until.
Orig. VII, 129 B.

jierpifaiTis, ecus,
fj,
Did. A. 876 C.
Callin.
(fierpioy)
a diminishing, dimi/SaXXco)
Dem. 449,
1, 1 Me'xpt TtC ; how 11 Me'xpt vwi, until this 1,
nution.
lierpoôKia,
Achmet. 247,
as,
17,
p. 228.
very moment.
Polyb.
19,
4.
avvip-iâv.
(jiirpov,
measure.
BeTcker. 1097.
lierpo-eiSris, er, like
16, fiî-a>di](ravDiod. 13, 35 Mex/ o"" ia-Topiav ypaifjofie70, p. 137, 45, TmvSe t&v
metrical composition. Pseudo-
vav,
tory.
down
to the
time of
my
writing this histo't.
Demetr. 81,
9.
Dion. H. n, 637, 13,
Strdb. 2,
Digitized
by Microsoft
IJ-^X"
18, p. 116, 28, KOI
ê
eis
rifuis,
756
down
Jos.
to our B. J. 4,
fi/rfSM-jJieKi,
1,
rds, prjSe Xeyi/r avras
eiSuXa koi
d7rdXX,i;s njx
time.
1,
4, 4, 3, p. 308, 14, vvv.
\jnx^v
(TOV.
9,
hevripa Koi elxaBi

14, 9, 3,
firjvos
VTrepêpfTaiov.
?
MijSeta, aj, ^,
Medea.
p,rihiv,
Ant.
Just.
nore
until
when
liow long ? ex ve-
e\awv,
p,rjSeiS,
=z
vd(j)0a (Plut. I,
Tryph.
53, p.
593 B, ore
avca-TTj
prjSepia,
Proc. H, 512 686 A).

oiSeis.
Mi;8eiOf
Jos.
Ant.
Kpmv.
Clementin. 189 C.
Sext. 248, 13, tov
11, 5, 5.
priSiKapiov,
11, 6, 10.
ov,
to,
Sevpo, until the present time.
285, 23, 8evpo.
n'da
pr/Siiai.
Achmet.
346, 26, ToO viv.
ov ypacfxa.
tive.
To p-^xP''^ With the subjunctive and optaSynes. 1433

M?;S' cior tovtov ncpi-
208.
MijSiKo'f,
Poli/b. 5, 56, 2
17,
6v,
Median.
Plut.
H, 733 E, p^\ov
Mede-slaying.
KiTpiov, citron.
ov,
Died. 16, 6 Mepeivai p^XP''' &" ov iraXalrj. Sext. 733, 3 JJapfjSpeve Xpis fi!* ov KTi<ra<rt.
pexpis aitoreâiTO, until she should bring forth. Sept. Esdr. 1, 1, 54 With the infinitive.
pr]8ocji6vos,
(M^Sos, ii>ENJ2)
Plut. II, 349 B. C.

prjepevs, incorrect for pitpevs.
ov
prj6apo3s
^=
prjBapas.
M^xpi^s ov /3acriXeC(rai llepaas.

airoa-ripaiidfjvai.
Tobit 10, infinitive has the force of the genitive.

3. While, so long as, as long as.
1, 62,
1,6,6 Mc;ifpts Here the 13.

Polyb.
prjBeTfpos, ov,
Clem. R.
1, 33. 53.
1.
prjSerepos.
Sext. 134,
pfjKodiv
(prJKos),
II,
adv.
from afar : far
from.
Epiph. 125 B
829
'Atto prjKoBev.
Apophth.
Chron.
'Atto pr)Ko6ev i<Tn.
Gregent. 776 B,
4 Mexpt yap e(c rav Kara Xoyov fjv Tis Philon I, 36, 34 Mc'xpt yap els iXirU, K. r. X. Epict. Eneh. 11 Me';(pi &' &v SiSm, while rjv.
he allows you
to
ToC avvehplov.
719, 21.
Sophrns. 3705 B.
Porph.
Poet.
10.
Adm.
125, 12
^Hînjeev.
*/x^K09, eor, TO, /en^JA
of vowels and
Dioji.
syllables.
use
it.
Just. Apol.
1,
Mc-
Aristot.
20, 4.
H. V,
85, 15.
Xpis ov iêKeyxopeda.
Clementin. 420 B.
jjSeiV <re.
VI, 1101,
621, 18.
59, 16.
Kai pexpi pev ore ovk
Sext. 594, 5
Pseudo-X)eme(r. 80, 4. Sext. 2. Longitude. Cleomed. 623, 9.
Mexpts ov Trqpos earL. Hebrew n313'3, li,exa>vo>6, the plural of the place, base, stand. Sept. Eeg. 3, 7, 27. 4, 16,
17.
prj,
SfraJ. 1, 4, 5.
r],
prjKvvaLs, ecos,
(prjKvva^
23.
a lengthening.
Schol.
Dion. Thr. 822,

prjKvvTtKds,
rj,
6v,
apt
to lengthen,
lengthening.
1,
not.
With
the present subjunctive in proM?7

2, p. 2.
Schol. Heph.
hibitions.
Sept. Tobit 3, 3
pe
2,
eKSiKrjs.
Sard. 11
pov
M^
KaTa(l)povfi iKclvov /cat trvvexecTTS-
prjKvvm, vvSi.
to
lengthen a vowel or syllable.
opiKfi.
Cyrill.
H.
Procat.
ivox^^-
552 B, Sidxria-at. Eus. Alex. 324 C, na357 B, d^^t/SaXXgr toCto. 440 C, This use of the subjunctive is' TrpoaSoKTjs. condemned by Herodn. Or. Philet 437.
paXfiTrrjs.
ML
Dion. H. V, 75, 9. Strdb. 10, 5, 8. Plut. Apollon. D. Pron. H, 275 F. Heph. 1, 7.
384 A. Porphyr. Prosod. 113 -a-Bai, to have \_Cleomed. 7, 26 diro-pepijiaia long vowel.
o'pai.']
[Sept. Sir. 11, 2 Mij alvca-eispqj0vpr](TLs.
Hem.
'
1,
3 M77
prjKdvBrf,
rjs,
r),
(^prjXov,
avdos)
apple-blossom.
4, 1
M^
hiy\n}xr]iTeis
mistakes in
Philostr. 803.
prjXiâ), la-io,
1, to
(Compare
olvdvBrj.)
2.
eoTt
spelling, for alvetrrjs, padvprjcrrjs,
In authors of the
it
8l^xWV-1 Roman and Byzan"On

roivvv
prj pf)
ire-
be or loot like a prjXov.
Diosc.
173.
2,
107.
f
tine periods
indicative.
TTpoff
is
often used for ov with the
prjXivos, ov,
L. luteus, orange-colored
2,
Diod.
2,
Cleomed. 37, 11
53, p. 165, 81.

MrfKios, a, ov,
yri,
58, p. 170, 71.
dvaroXfi
Joann.
oKXois
1,
3,
18 "Ort
Trla~rVKV.
Jo<. Ant. 14, 4, 4 EiSov oo-a prj

TOLS
dvBpa>7rots.
of MrjXos- Diosc. 5, 179 (180), a kind of earth used by painters. of p^Xov.

Diosc.
MrjXiTtjs oivos,
5, 28,
OcpLTOv
rjv
Just.
pT)XiTr}s, ov, 6,
=^
II,
kv-
Cohort.
1.
Apol.
26.
Ptol Gn. 1281 C.
SmxiVijs
olvos.
Plut.
648
Sext. 12, 16. 113, 12. 8, 1 'Ejrri pi, &vvdpe6a.
E.
prjXicoTos,
r},
393 A. Athen. 7, 50, p. 297 D. Eus. II, 293 C. 3. Interrogatively, the answer expected being no. Joann. 7, 41
I,
Clem. A.
ov,
in shape like a
prjXri.
Paul.
A eg.
376.
prjXoôXeo)
priXm jSdXXo) (nvd).
Schol. Arist.
Mij yap K T^r rdKiKaias 6 Xpio-To? epxfrai
Xub. 997.
pr/Xo-etbrji, s, apple-like.
Greg. Ny<s. HI, 736

vois
A
pfj
Mij
yap
fueivois p6-
Diosc. 4, 69 as
v.
1.
eVeXa/wl^fv
Chal. 1401
bia
EvTvxea iyivero
rj,
yap
81
'H o-uraSor aXXo TiVore ;

1656 A.
ptjXo-KLTpLov, ov, TO, citrou.
Galen.
XIH,
615
D.
prjXo-KvBaviov, ov, TO, quince.
1 2.
priSapivos,
6v,
(priSapos)
loiv,
insignificant.
Diosc. Eupor.
2,
Chrys.
I,
240 B.
6.
Doroth. 1632 B.
Theoph. Nonn.
ov, TO,
I,
358, et alibi.
prjkoX6v6rj.
Theoph. 496,
Iiribe,
Hes.
prjXoXovBiov,
little
Schol.
neither, nor, in prohibitions,
with the pres-
Arist.
Vesp. 1341.
ent
subjunctive.
exns.
Damasc.
II,
Polem. 202 MijSe yeiVora 324 A MijSe dnpdCns av-
pr]X6-peXi, iTOs, TO,
KvSavopeXi.
Diosc.
5, 29.
Artem. 93.
Digitized
by Microsoft
firjKov
ankov, ov, rbj
blushes.
757
firivlapxi,
firjpvfia
aTos, to,
Gcden.
16.
u^Xoi>,
11,
mala, cheek-boTie, the part that Ruf. apud Orib. m, 385, 10. 369 E. 375 C. Hippol. Haer. 80,
a kind of coinf
2,
prjvipa.
Sept. Sir. 40, 5.
Basil,
m,
600 A.
d,
pTjviaa-Trjs,
ov,
(^prjvuia)
=z
impovov t^wv
TTjv opryrjv,
ov,
TO,
Justinian.
time.
one that keeps his anger a long Did. A. 1168 A. Anast. Sin. 733 C.
Novell. 105,
firjKoênav,
a.
6,
757 D.
ovo9,
melopepo,
water-
prjviyyo-tftvKa^, okos, 6, protector
of
the prjviy^,
melon (Cucumis citruUus).

C.
Galen. VI, 338
prjvlaKos, ov,
Paul. Aeg. 316.

Cornut. 208.
Sept.
fujKo-TvKaKovs, ovvtos, 6, apple-cake, of dried apples.
Necklace
Esai.
6,
crescent.
Galen. VI, 351
{Strab. 11, 13, 11

jroioOcrt /idfar).
3, 18.
paviaKqs-
2. Judith 8, 21. 3. Lune, in geometry. Heron

wrathful man.
[Fut. prjvm.
9.
"E/c Te lirjKav ^rjpwv

firj\oa<f)ayia, as,
fj,
Kcmevrav
4:17 1).
Jun. 17, 20.

pijvlTris, ov, 6, (prjvis)
(iirjKoa(pay<o)
slaughter of
Epict. 4,
Sept. Lev.
sheep.
Curill.
lirjkaSrii, es,
A.I,
5, 18.
iirjkofiSrjs.
IjajXtardpiov, ov, to,
Galen. V, 62 A.
prjvia,
to
be
wroth.
iXTJKarn).
Apophth. 140
19, 18.
Ps. 102,
Jer.
3,
12.]
B.
Damasc.
Jan. 160 B.
Ill,
prjvoeib&s
crescent.
(privoftSrjs'),
adv. in the
form of a
1020 A.
fujXcDTTj, ^s,
1133 A.
ij,
Stvd. of sheep-skins. Sept. pTjvoXoyiov, ov, TO, (^prjv, Xfyo)) calendar. Erotian. 190, o/ 28 C, the ecclesiastical year begins on the first of September. jlpoHon. Z). Synt. 191, 9. Moer. goat-skins. Euagr. Scit. 1221 prjvirap, see pivcrap. 263. Pachom. 952 A. 2. Specillum prjwpa, aros, to, indication. Dion. H. VI, PaUad. Laus. 1105 B. B. 1111,11. I, 151, 12,;3?-od%. Sexi. 520, 26. Erotian. 234. Diosc. 1, 139 lirjKaTpis. 2. Indictio Phot. I, 737 D. (140). IvSiktmv.
âiTTi, coat
Vit. Nil.
Erotian. 308.
Reg.
3, 19, 13.
4, 2, 13.
lujKaiTpis,
t'Sof,
^,
/"7^'7>
specillum, probe.
3.
Summons.
:rrz
T),
Leo. Novell. 210.
Erotian.
256.
Z>iosc.
Orift. IIJ,
1,
101.
7.
Eupor. 68.
789 A.
prjwTeov
hei prjvveLV.
ov,
Philon
I,
599, 35.
indicating,
^niî. apud
fi^/i,
627,
n.
prjWTiKos,
{pr)vva>)
indicative,
the
Hebrew
letter
jBs. Ill,
denoting.
21, et alibi.
Just. Apol. 1, 32. 35.
Sext.il,
Epiph. ni, 244 /i^v, ijKor, 6, month.

Tiiipav,
A fiEv.
Sept.
fiJivos,
Gen.
eis
29, 14
M^ko
prjvvai, v(Ta>, to
Clem. A. announce.
II,
121 B.
Pallad. Vit. Chrys.
^fiepat
the space
of a month.
'the
29
to
-Brivai.
Joann. Mosch. 3012'

Trdirav EuXoytoi/,
Mjjto-
Num.
Mace.
month.
28, 14 Mijfa
c'k ftTjvos
tous pf/vas tov

year.
aov p npos tov

see him.
6,
ivuivTov,
every month
throughout
father Eulogius, tell

auTov tqCto
announce me him that I wish to
1, 1,
58 'Ev
I,
vavri. prjvi koI prjvl,
every
.
Const. Ill, 948 B, fipas.
Mai
273,
Plut.
339
'E\dpfiavev
ov
Porph. Cer. 148, 19, tok 0a236, 16 Mijvverac iratra

Aclimet.
2,
irKiov els tov pfjva irvpav,
per month.
o-tXea ;i^ to) âo'iKei.
privayvpria,
r)(rai,
to
be prjvayvpTTjs.
Eus.
Ill,
r)
<rvyKKr)Tos Iva jrpoeXdrj.
p.
149 C.
monthly mendicant, a priest visits for begCeh. apud Orig. Philon n, 316, 27. ging. Clem. A. I, 89 C. I, 672 A as v. 1. prjvaiov, ov, to, (prjv) menaeon, month-book, the
pTjv-ayvprqs, ov, 6,
of Cybele
who made monthly
opdpaTos prjw6els, being informed. pfj TTOTe, see whether it is so or not. prjTTOTe Philon I, 1 3, Aristeas 3. Hence, perhaps.
At'
26.
14, 15.
119, 1.
128,
3,
23.
134, 40.
137,
20.
142, 29.
Epict.
22, 80.
Plut. II, 106
book containing the proper rponapia for the immovable feasts of the month whose name it bears on the title-page. As each month has its menaeon, there are of course twelve meMost of the konaea. Euchait. 1195 A.
Apollon. D. Pron. D. F. 502 D. 503 E. 749 Orig. I, 576 D. 281 B. Phryn. 201. 2. Interrogatively, the answer expectA. Sept. Gen. 24, 5 M^ttote ov ed being no. ôvXrjTai 7) yvvrj itopevBrjvai per ipov oniaco ;
Tobit 10, 2 MTjTTOTe

diriBave TaârjK
prjpiâi
;
KaTTja-xvPTai
fj
/iijiroTc
menaea are attributed to Saint TOi/es Joseph the Hymnographer, who died about
in the
^=
Toiis prjpoits TVTrra.
In fact the acrostic of the ninth ode of many of them reads IQ2H*. Classical. p.i)vuuos, a, ov, of a manth, monthly. pr)v, Gemin. 749 B, xp<5>'os- 788 B, rjp^pa,
the year 883.
prjpvypa, arcs, to,

pripvKiCo), iVo),
= =
41.
Diog.
7,
172.
pr/pvpa-
Did. A. 504 A.
pripvudCa, to
chew
the cud.
Ad's.
Lev. 11,
A.
A.
5,
p-qpvKurpos, ov, 6, (pripvKiâ) rumination.

3. 4.
I,
Sept.
11,
Cleomed. 29, 20. Strab. 3, 5, 8. 12, Philon H, 569, 14. 305, 1, <popd, KaPlut. II, 907 F to priviala Karaprivia. Sept. Lev. 27, fi. A month old. rapijvm.
month.
8, 9.
Deut. 14,
8.
Clem. A.
556
Basl.
200 B.
prjpvpa, oTos, TO, that which is spun into thread. Hippol. sphaltus. .Tos. B. J. 4, 8, 4, of
6.
Num.
3, 15.
Haer. 360, 29, cobweb.
Digitized
by Microsoft
fiTjaevoa
/XTjo-euo),
758
1252
fir)âvr)Tr)9
leges of a metropolis,
Inscr.
jirjo-ovpiv,
incorrect for fua-a-cva, futo fajTorov.
4485
(Hierosol.
koi
(Tovpiv.
'Ev KoKavia Kikla firjrpoiroKci tj
firyranv6s,
rj,
6v,
8.
belonging
Porph.
'lepoaoKvjiois)
as,
Cer. 462,
lirjTaTov,
ov,
to,
(m status)
Const.
4,
1,
^
;;'.
prjTpoKTOvia,
fj,
(^p.rfTpoKTovos)
matricide.
KaTakvfia,
Plut. II,
p.rjTpoKa>pia,
810 F.
as,
fj,
Tatian. 860 A.
{Kaprj)
mansion, lodging.
Justinian.
(536),
1020 D.
10, 55,
1.
mother-vUlage,
Cod.
9.
26,
principal town, but not a city.
a Inscr. 4151.
Novell. 130,
Ill,
Tiber. Novell. 29.

18.
Const.
4551.
Epiph.
I,
849 A.
hysterics.
II,
801 B.
933 B.
Mai. 347,
Theoph. 113, 12,
prjTpo-p.avia, as,
fj,
Philostrg. 520 C.
ToC a-Tparov, castra metata.

458, 19.
pirjTaTopiov,
Porph. Cer. 393.
Solom. 1345 B.
p,riTpopi.îa, as,
fj,
(niyvvfii) incest with one's own
incorrect for nr/TaTapiov.
Hr)TaTaip, opos, 6,
pofiirprfs.
the Latin Lyd. 157, 19.

ov,
7.
ij,
metator
= âTheoph.
mother.
jiTjTp-ofjioios,
Sext. 582, 30.

OV,
=
ov,
Tj
juiyrpi
ojioms.
Damasc.
Theod.
firjTaraipUiov,
to,
Cont. 709,
p-riTaTtopiKos,
ov,
= =
in, 692 B.
jirjTpo^dp6evot,
fj,
following.
virgin-mother.
Anc. 1396 A.
firiranuos.
Jos.
6,
Hymnog. 1009
C.
Mauric.
prjTpo-ndTap, opos,
mother's father, an epithet

Iren. 492 B.
Novell. 32.
IMtjTaTaptov, ov, to,
(m etatorius)
16, 6.
the deacon's
of the Valentinian hrjpiovpyds. Theod. IV, 357 B.

fojTpoiroKis,
es,fj,
place in the inner sanctuary.
Theod. Lector
6.
the principal city

I,
of a
6
diocese-
188 B.
Porph. Cer.
365,
Theoph.
Ant.
9.
Atha7i.
ov, 6,
372 C.
Cont. 370, et alibi.

vavpas, quid ?
lirjTc
502, 15.
583, t^s Mav-
fJi,rjTpoTro\LTrjs,
(fii/TpojroXts)
^m
ttjs
(i?;-
p-rjTrip,
Ant. 14, 10, 6. Diod. 4, 79, the nurses of Zeus. Theoph. Cont. 318, 21 MijTTjp fiaaCKeas, mother of the emperor, a title analogous to jrarijp /SaeriXe'my. 2. Mother, Gre^. a title of respect given to nuns. Pallad. Laus. 1107 A, Nyss. Ill, 992 B.
ovTf.
Jos.
rj,
p-rirpos,
mother.
Tponokeas ima^Kontos, metropolitan, the bishop of the principal city of a diocese. Nic. I, 4. 6. Ant. 16. Laod. 12. Greg. Naz. II, 396 Ephes. 1. B. (Compare Can. Apost. 34.
Const. Apost. 8, 4.
Laod. 57.
Ant.
9.
The
metropolitans, according to Euagrius
(4, 11),
7rvv/iaTtKai.
^^
Tif, fes(
any
1].
ItTTiv
-^
Neuter
II,
one.
Sept. Deut. 29, 18

fifj
M^
tIs
tl
=z
firjirore,
per-
In the tenth and eâpxot. subsequent centuries the)' were above the archbishops. Porph. Cer. 531, 1.) lirjTponoXinKos, fj, ov, belonging to a metropolis. Soz. 1195 A. CyrilLA. X, 361 A, Sucaiov
TTJs ivoplas, the
were under the
haps.
Clem. A.
289
Ihloijia yj/vxrjs
Tvy)^dvei.
2
(re
; ;
C Km
firj
rj
yvatris
privileges of the metropolis.

fj,
Interrogative,
jirjTpoTToXiTis,
ibos,
of a
metropolis.
Synes.
the answer expected being no.

20, 9
M^ n
fjpdpTopfv els
Gen. Joann. 4, 33
Sept.
1417 A,
olis.
KKKrja-icf,
the church
of
the metrop-
M^
ipa.
Tis rjveyicev
avra
;
<j>ayflv
it
21,5 M^
Ti
lirjTponpFirSis (vpirrco), adv.
as
befits
mother.
7rpoa-(pdyiov tx'^Te
where
seems to be
:=
Damasc. HI, 689 A.

firjTpofjidopos,
ov,
{(pBelpai)
that
has committed
8.
firjTpeyxvTrjs, ov, 6, (^prjTpa, iy^îo)
womb-syringe.
incest with his

pLijTpoxps, ov, if
own
from
mother.
jtiiVpa
Agath. 134,
Antyll.
firjTplâ,
(Iju,
apud
Icra,
Orib. II, 442, 11.

rfj
and ixa, should be

Lyd.
71,
=^
jitjTpl
(tS>v 6cS>v)
kotoxos
\vritten puTpov^ps
17.
p,rjTpvia)Srjs,
=^
ixiTpo(f)6pos.
under the inspiration of Cybele. Porphyr. Aneb. 33, 16. Iambi. 117, 16.
to
be
s,
(jojTpviA,
II,
EIAQ)
like
step-
jjujTpiKos,
of the womb. Eudoc. M. 300. 2. Metricus, an Aeon emitted by avBpamoi and iKKKrjaia. His spouse is aycarrj. Iren. 449 B.
rj,
ov, (prjTpa)
mother.
Plut.
143
A TO iirjTpviaSfs, stepof Cybele, Heph. Eudoc, M.

concerning
the
mother's treatment.
firjTpaoKos,
fj,
ov, :::= jUjTpaos,
12, 5, peTpov,
^=
ydX\utp.îimv.
jiriTpo-yaiieio, to
marry
one's
own
mother.
Eus.
366,
/3i/3Xt0K,
of Proclus,
Ill,
40 A.
Caesarius 980.
as,
Greg. Nyss. U,
prjTp&os, a, ov,
bele.
169 B.
firjTpoyajila,
fj,
the
mother.
Eus.
Ill,
marrying of one's own 512 A.

liis
of the mother of the gods, of CyDion. H. VT, 1022, 6 to fajvpaa, so. Upd, the worship of the Mother. Plut. II,
jiTjTpwov,
lirjrpo-SlSaKTos,
ov,
taught by
own mother
1 7, 3, 22.
407 C TO
2. 5.
an epithet of Aristippus. Strab. Clem. A. I, 1333 A. Diog. 2, 83.

fOjTpo-deuK, ov, 6,
jujxdvrjua, aros, to, warlike engine.
temple of the Mother. Polyb. 1, 48, Polyb.
Lucian.
fj,
11, 23.
=^
fj,
jiijTpas,
maternal uncle.
privi-
jxrjxdvrjo-is, eeos,
prjxavfj.
1,
22,
7.
Porph. Adm. 106, 15.

fUjTpo-KoXaveia, as,
jiTjxavrjTrjs, ov, 6,
L.
machinator,
machinist.
a colony with the
Schol. Arist.
Ach. 850.
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by Microsoft
firj'âvQTroua
*fiirjâv(moda, ay,
f),
759
construction
piKpayivfios,
ov,
3.
filKpo-ao<j)0'i
(^firjxavonoios)
{yiveiov')
with
small
chin.
of machines.
*u,r)xo-vovpyla, as,
Athen. Mecli.
fj,
(înrj-xavovpyos)
Polem. 257.
preceding.
p.i.Kpo-yews, V,
=
fj,
preceding.
{hlhaipi.)
Adam.
S. 396.
Athen. Mech.
jitjxavotpopos, ov,
9.
piKpoSoa-ia, as,
a giving of small
ptKpo'kriyjrla.
Qirjxavri,
gines.
Plut.
i],
I,
933 C.
carrying enArr. Anab. 2, 22, 6.

(jtepm)
presents
5,
correlative of
Polyb.
90, 5.
6,
fuatâSla, as,
(fuaiva, /SdSos) unlawful
walk
ptiKp6-bov\os, ov,
mean
slave.
Epict. 4,
1,
Caesarius 992. juai-îoa, to live abominably.

lumyafim, as, f/, Caesarius 920.
(yafios)
55.
Caesarius 981.
piKpoBavpaatos,
ivondering at
ov,
{fiavpdâ) admiring
trifles,
unlawful marriage.
Plut.
iiefiia-
trifles.
Clim. 1064 B.
[Perf. jiefiiayKa.
fiefiiaiiL\i,ai
juaivta, to stain, pollute.

I,
834 D.
14
Perf. pass.
Tobit 2, Bus.
to
ptKpoBvpia, as,
ij,
(piKpodvpos)
ptKpoyjnxla,
and
25.
pusillanimity.
pj.Kp6-6vpos,
(T/xai.
Sept.
9.
Sap.
7,
Mace.
Caesa-
3, 7,
-a-jjuu.
"VI,
705 A.]
incest.
ov, piKpo^vxos, pusillanimous. Dion. H. IV, 2185, 3.

s,
Plut. II, 906 F.
luai.(j>6opea> ((j)6eipa),
commit
piKpoKapiTr)s,
(ko/uttto))
moderately
bent.
rius 981.
Paul. Aeg. 126.

t),
îavais, ear,
Sept.
(jualva>)
pollution,
defilement.
pj.Kpo-KKs'nrrjs,
ov, 6, petty thief.
Schol. Arist.
Lev. 13, 44.

rj,
fiuivTiKos,
6v,
Vesp. 968.
Swdfievos fuaivew.
Pseud-
piKpo-Kopôs,
OV,
pretty,
having
diminutive
Basil. IV,
Ignat. 1277 A.
fuapos, a, OP, unclean.
p. 503,
beauty.
Dion. H. Y, 27, 15.

fj,
in the
Jewish sense.
Pseudo-Jos. Mace. 4, Dion C. 47,

3, fip.epai,
piKpoKapia, as,
piKpa Kaptj.
697 C.
piKpoXrjylrta, as,
17,
19, 1. 51, 19, 3.

(j>pd&fs, dies atri.
Substantively, to fuaConst. pov, travesty of iepov, heathen temple. Also, puposApocr. Act. Apost. 2, 61.
8.
Frag. 21,
=:
OTro-
presents
5, 90, 5.
correlative of piKpoSoo-ia.
(Xap^dvo)) a receiving of small Polyb.
piKpoKvnos,
ov, (kvvrj)
vexed at
trifles.
Plut.
11,
Barn.
19. 20.
f),
129 C, et
alibi.
es,
fuapovpyia, as,
(EPrO) foul
(^(j)ayeLv)
act.
Basil. Sel.
ptKpopcyfBrjs,
(/isyeSor)
of
small
size.
540 D.
ip,iapB(j>aya>,
rjcra,
Xenocr. 53.
to
eat
of anything
Pseudo-/os.
piKpoTTOiiai
piKphv
iroiS}.
unclean, in the Jewish sense.
piKpOTTOios, ov, ^:z piK-pov Tiomv.
Longin. 41, 1. Longin. 43,

rroKis.
6,
Mace.
5. 8. 13.
r),
et alibi.
.prnpocfiayLa, as,
the eating
5, p.
of anything unclean.
504, et alibi.
Sept.
2,
piKpo-TToXiTcia, as,
rj,
:=
piKpa
Basil.
IV,
to
Pseudo-Jbs. Mace.
II,
Phot.
697 C.
piKponoKlns, tSos, fj, (piKpoTroXiTjjs) belonging a small city. Synes. 1401 D.
piKpos, d, 6v, small,
little.
788 B, as dog's flesh

1, 4,
,fua<Tp6s, ov, 6, z:= plavtris.
Mace.
5, 7.
43.
Petr. 2,
10.
Sap. 14, 26. Herm: Sim.

Plut. II, 269
Sept.
Ex.
7, 1,
1 7,
"En
20
3
Patriarch. 1065 C. D.
alibi.
piKpov Kai
KaTaXtdoôXtja-ova-l pc,
they will
p. 199,
B, et
shortly stone me.
Strab. 8,
(fitywpi, to mix.
p,iya>
[Polyh. 38,
5,
5 avp-pipixa-^
Kara
piKpov, by degrees.
Paul. Cor,
1, 4,
plyvvpi.
etoj, 6,
Stud. 1229 B. C.
Const. Apost. 2,
'E/ioi 8f (is
fuepevs,
(juepos^ travesty of iepevs, unpriest.
holy priest,
heathen
28 {Pallad. Laus. 1140
Oi pmpol Upcis).
1
eXdxtcTov iariv tva v(j) vpav dvaKpi6a>, but with me it is a very small matter Pseudothat I should be judged by you. Apophth. 257 Demetr. 56, 5, oKova-dfivai.
Apocr. Barthol. 8
,piep6s,
bis.
Petr. Sic.
301 C.
''ETV\ffdv
pe Tcapa piKpov
tot)
diroBavelv pe, they
see piapos.
r),
MiBpa'Uos,
6v, ov,
ofMldpas.
Orig.
1,
1325 B.
Theoph. 277 'AwXtme almost to death. KfvovTav avT&v npo piKpov ttjs iroKcas, at a
beat
MidpiSarews,
34, p.
of MiOptSdrris.
Diosc. Delet.
short
distance
from
1
the
city.
2.
ea>s
Young,
Josu.
6,
41, avriSoTos, antidotum Mithridaticum.

I,
comparatively.
26.
Sept. Gen. 25, 23.

'An-o
App.
124.
812, 72, (pdppjiKov.

rj,
Jer.
49,
piKpov
pfydKov.
MiBpiSanKos,
ov,
:=
preceding.
Nicol. D.
Carth. 47.
hoy.
Mai. 80,
Apophth. Carion. 2 o pmpos, the Porph. Cer. 68, 9. 102, 13.

little flesh.
juOpihaTUTfios, ov, o, the siding with Mithridates.
23.
Strdb. 13,
1,
66.
(pnxpds,
piKp6aapKos,ov, (a-dp^) with
Xenocr.
fUKpainos,
trifles.
ov,
alna) complaining of
Babe. Ill,
1.
48.
piKpo-cTipos, OV,
Lucian.
Ill, 375.
vma-ipos, rather flat-nosed,
fUKp-epTTopos, ov, petty merchant.
somewhat flat-nosed.
piKp6-a-o(j}os, ov,
Mai. 106,
20.
fuKp6-^B)\os, ov, consisting

1, 77, p.
of small lumps. Diosc.
L. sciolus, smatterer.
Diod.
U,
80.
513, 59. 60.
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lJLiKp6crifKa<Y')(yoov
/iiKfjoaTrXayxvot, ov,
fUKpa ex""'
Ill, 24, 14.
a-rrXayxva.
lu\tapi(riov, less correct for p,CKuipjj(Tu>v.
Mnesith. apud Orib.
pCKuuTiios, ov, 6, (juXida)
a measuring by
miles.
lUKpoarriBos, ov, ((rr^ôs) small-chested.
Mnesith.
Strab. 6, 2, 1, p. 422, 20.
apud
Or*.
Orib. Ill, 24, 11.
/uKpoa-TonLos, ov,
piKida,
Antyll.
ao-o),
fUKpoa-Toiios.
apud
kind (See
Tr.
mark by
aa-Bai.
milestones.
(piXiov) to measure by miles and Polyb. 34, 11, 8 pepiKi^rjpaTiâ.')

2,
Ill, 631, 12.

(a-cjiaipa)
(See also
rjcra,
fitKp6<T(j)mpov, ov, TO,
the smallest
M/Xu/ for yiOuov.

piXiobpopeto,
Ptock.
477.
of paUâdpov.
piKpo-iT^vypos, ov,
An:
P.
M.
E. 65.
{piKiov, bp6p.os) to
run a
mile
also pf(T6a-(l)aipov.)
in the circusV
Pseudo-C'/irz^s. VIII, 88 (721).
following.
Hermes
weak
pi\iov,
ov,
TO,
milliare, milliarium,
mile.
latrom. 389, 13. 25.

ptKpoacpvKTOs,
ov,
(<T(j}<iC(o)
the
with
pulse.
Roman
I,
Polyb. 34, 11,

7, 7,
8.
34, 12,
3.
Strab. 3, Plut.
1, 9.
5, 3, 2.
4.
Matt.
5, 41.
Diosc.
5,"
17.
838 A.
9.
Pseud-^nion. apud
Just.
piKpoa-xripos, ov, 6,
lesser habit
(o-xW)
monk who
i
wears the
436 B.
Frag. 11,
54, 8, 4.
(to piKpov a-xTJpa)
peyaXocrxripos.
Jejun. 1921 D.
opposed to Stud. 1753

I,
Did. A. 1621 B.
TA xpv(row
Dion C.
$'.
Dion
C.
pikiov, milliarium
aureum, at Rome.
D,
B.
ôva;(o's.
piKpo-Tcxvris, ov, 6, petty artist.
Clem. A.
212
Mikiov, ov, TO, Milium, a place in Constantinople.
Justinian. Cod.
1.
8,
10, 12,
Theoph.
Slepl.
p.iKpo(l>avris, S,
((patvopat) small in appearance.
648,
Nic.
CP.
Histor. 84, 18.

13.
Solom. 1328 B.
p(.Kpo(f>po<rvvri,
r]S,
rj,
Diac. 1172 A.
(piKp6<f)pav) little-mmdedBaa-iXiKT)
Porph. Cer. 502,
Suid.
ness,
meanness.
ov,
Plut. II, 351 A.

{4>pr]v)
3.
piKiTfS,
oi,
.... Tzetz. Chil. 3, 343. the Latin milites arpanaToi.
pj.Kp6cf>pa>v,
little-minded,
mean.
Lyd. 84, 18. 20.

piKiTia, as,
1),
Dion
C. 61, 5,
Isid.
1025 B.
stature.
militia
I,
cTTpUTid.
Lyd.
56,
piKpo<j>vTis, es, (cjyva)
of small
Porphyr.
21.
Cedr.
T),
296.
A. N. 28,
p. 96, 17.
Tj,
piknvos,
ov,
of plXros.
Cleomed. 56,
23.
piKpoipvta, ai,
{piKpof^vi]!) smallness
1.
of stature.
Diosc.
Plut. II, 1081 B, et alibi.

pl\<f>at,
S>v,
Strab. 17, 2,
ai,
a disease of the eyes causing

Diosc.
1, 149.
piKpofpv'KKos, ov, ((jiiiXKov) small-leaved.

2,
the falling of the eyelashes.
214.
Eupor.
4, 4. ov,
1,
148 Tovs
f),
/tiiXôuf.
piKpoxaprjs, es, (xa'p<) affording small pleasure.
pipas, ahos,
tute.
{pipos)
m ma
i
actress
prosti-
Longin.
41,
1.
Ael.
apud Suid. Kpitrcas ....
Pallad.
20.
HiKpoxaipos,
(xmpa)
to
of small dimensions.
7.
Laus. 1092 A.
pipt],
r)s,
rj,
Slrab. 3, 4, 19.
11, 2, 19, p. 441,
1185 A.
piprjo-is.
Theoph. 141,
Tseudo-Cyrill. H.
piKpvvco, vv&, (pinpos)
make
small, to belittle.
p. 331, 25.
29 (Milles).
17
Macar. 481 C.
piKpva-pos,
ov,
6,
piprjKvXov, ov, TO, also
pipriKvXos, :=; pipaiKV-
ipiKpvva>)
a making
Sept.
small.
Xov
I,
Galen. VI, 357 B. D.

pipeopai.
Clim. 981 C.
pucpSii, adv. in
pi,pr]\dâi, dcrco, (pipijKos) z^z.
Phdon
I,
a small degree.
Mace.
2,
2,
557, 13.
ia-<a,
14, 8.
piprjKlô),
=:
p,ipiopm.
Philon
:
610.
piKTas, adv. promiscuously.
pT\a^
Strab. 1,
27.
piprjKos,
Tj,
ov,
II,
(pipiopai) imitative
476.
mimicking.
rjXiKia.
Hes.
(See also
/ie'XXa|.)
Lucian.
I,
Clem. A.
I,
445 C.Plut.
Dion.
MtX);yyoi, see MeXiyyoi.
596 F, elKav,
139, 10.
likeness, portrait.
MLkrfcnaKos,
yoi,
r), ov, MiKrftTiaKo\ Xoof Miletus. carmina MUesia, certain loose stories. Plut. I, 564 C TS>v 'ApKTTciSov MLKrjcnaKav. Fseado-Lucian. II, 397 (Epict. 4, 9, 6).
fuprjTiKws
(piprjTiKos),
adv. imitatively.
H. Y,
pipla, as,
Plut. II, 747 D.
Orig. IH,
child,
1144 A, ToS
17.
TraiSiou, in imitation
of the
mimicry.
0)1',
Philon
IT,
698, 33.
liCKiapr)criov, ov, to,
(milliarensis) the name

Epiph.
Ill,
pip-iapôi,
ot,
mimiambi,
mimic
s.
iambics.
of a coin.
Moschn. 106.
289 B.
Plin. Epist. 6, 21, 4.

pxpiKos,
18,
17,
Lyd. 56, 18. Justinian. Novell. 105, 2, a. Euagr. 2876 B STaTrjpcov pAXiaprjcritov. Cosm. Ind. 448 D. Simoc. 232, 13. 233, 9. Mai Theoph. 466, 8. 635, 2. Porph. 432, 10. Novell. 268. 269. Achmet. 257. Cedr. I, 296. piKiapiov, ou, TO, the Latin milliare, milliar ium, piKwv. Lyd. Si, n. pCKiapiov, ov, TO, i 1 i a r i u ^= hrvoKi^rfS, caldron. Anthol. Ill, 66. Athen. 3, 54. Schol. Lucian. 11, 333.
ov, {pipes')
m m
i
Lyd.
152,.
Kapahia. pipvf)ijKai, to remind.

nification,
to
In
the following passig-
sages the passive forms are passive in

be
remembered: Sept. Sir. 16, 17. Luc. Act. 10, 31. Ezech. 18, 22. Apoc. 16, 19. Just. Tryph. 117, p. 748 A.
pipoypa<pos, ov,
6,
Qiipos, ypatpa)
mimogra-
phu
mimographer.
Diog. 3,18 Sa>0poi/oc-
Tov pLpoypdfjiov.
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by Microsoft

/xtfioXoyeofiai
fuiidKoyeofuu (fu/ioAdyoj),
stage.
to
761
on the
I,
fiKTUOcfiOpia
rj, (piadyados) haired of qood. 753 D. E.
be recited
iu<rayadia, as,
Strab. 5,
3, 6,
p. 368, 11.
Plut.
I,
lUfioK&yriiia, aros, to,
=:
following.
Epiph.
Epiph.
p.icTaya6os,
ov,
(fuo-â,
dyados)
hatinn
good.
645 A.
fuiioKoyia, as,
t),
Chrys. V, 62 C.
recitation
of mimes.
I,
p-uT-dyios, ov, hating the holy.
Steph. Diac. 1100
636 D, et
IUfi6K6yos,
alibi.
(^fiijios,
ov,
Xc-ya>)
reciting
mimes.
p.io-a8e\c{>ia, as,
17,
Philon H, 345, 28. 96 D.

/ilfios,
Jos. Vit. 3.
(liicrdSeXôs) hatred of one's
Anast. Sin.
Clas-
brother.
Patriarch. 1145 B.
I,
Plut. II,
478
C.
ij,
Athan.
ou, 6,
mimus
I,
305 B.
Philon
Basil. II,
820 B.
Dion.
Plut. II,
mime, buffoon.
pj.(r-d8eK(jios, ov,
hating his
I,
own
brother.
sical.
I,
Phiion
305, 30.
Pint. 11, 621 C.
M mu
491, 15.
fufiai,
474 D, ywrj. A/ric. Epist. 44 A. 2. i mime, a kind of farce. Plut. II, s 712 E. Sext. 655, 28, et alibi. DiomeJ.
,
H. I, 464, 482 C.
B.
9.
671, 47.
p,t(r-d8iKos, ov,
hating injustice.
Ant. Mon. 1760

Lucian.
I,
p.uT-dKaâ>v, ovos, 6, hating boasters.
our, ^, (jiifieofiai) :::= wiffriKos, ape,

rfj /xiôi.
monkey.
590.
pio--dKiâvbpos, ov, hating Alexander.
Achmel. 135. 282

fufia.
BrjKOi
(Compare
Epict.
Ench.
Suid. nWrjxos, 17 29, 3 'Qy jriNeme.-i.
Plut. II,
344 B.
Iiia--d\rj6rjs, es,
Traaav deav, eav
tSrjs, fii/iS-
588
truth-haiiny.
(oXXijXo)!/)
Arcad.
Just.
27, 15.
nSf XuKoy
ofioias iravovpyei, Koi iras
TrlBrj-
p,t(Ta\\rfKos, ov,
hating one another.
Kos SfiOLtas fiifielTaL.^

fufiaiBrjs, es, (^lu/ios,
EIAQ)
Dion. H. n, 1004, 12.

i
Apol.
1,
14.
in i c
u s mimical.
,
p,L(r-ap.T!s\os, ov,
vine-hating.
PseudoVus^. 1193 B.
lUfi-codos, ov, 6,
pi<rav6p<a7rea,
rj(ra),
Soti. 186, 18.
fiurdvOpcDnos clfu.
Diog.
singer of mimes.
Plut.
I,
452
1,
107.
9, 3.
rj,
B.
fiLva-a,
pio-apyvpia, as,
fuixToKiov, fiivaos, see fiicraa, /xevo-aXwu,
opposed to
261,
9.
(fiiKapyvpia.
(apyvpos) hatred of money Diod. 15, 88.
filacroS'
fuadpcTos, ov, (dperri) hating virtue.

little
[uvaovpaKtov, ov, to,

Cer. 472, 8.
fiivo'ovpLov.
Porph.
313,
7.
Philon Pseudo-/os. Mace. 11.

Pallad.
I,
p.ia--evXa^r]s,
es,
hating piety.
Vit. Nil.
Vit.
fuvtrovparmp, see fifviTovpartop.

jioKTovpiov, ov, TO, (/xtVtToy) dish, plate.
Chrys. 60 A.
Jun. 144 B.
Them.
1,
15, 14.
Cer. 582, 17.
Written
fua-ovpiv.
Porph.
also
2,
p,icrfv(o,
incorrect for lucireva.

Sept. Tobit 4, 15 Kai o
fiia-fls,
fua-ea, to hate.
'lir/Sevl jToirfo-rjs
fuva-apiov.
44.
Ptoch. pp. 110. 114

6,
Anthol. TV, 197. 198.
Antec.
(Matt.
7,
12).
Clem. A.
I,
1089
erepa
fiuTiis,
oKKa
ov
Ttoirjaeis.
Const.
fiLVcap, fUvaiopaTap, p,iv(Ta>piov, see /ievcriop, p,evtyovpartop, p.Lvo'ovptov.
Apost.
1, 1.
Nil. 316
"Onep
aiirbs futreis,
pi^-av6pomos, ov,
p^rj TTOLrjo'ris.
pj,kt6s avdpwiros,
half
piirrjBpov,
p,taTjTiK6s,
see
17,
p.ia'Tjrpov.
man, half brute.

fu^-eWrives,
67, 7.
<ov, oi,
Themist. 344, 21.
ov, (pureio)
I,
apt
to hate.
Epict.
1,
mongrel Greeks.
Polyb.
1,
18, 10.
pj,a-rjTi,KS>s,
Orig.
1105 A.
to
Diod. U, 509, 23. 24. a female Aeon, the counterpart ot^vdios. Iren. 449 A. fuô-drjKvs, V, partly female. Philostr. 623. Greg. Naz. U, 261 A.
flints,
adv. by hating.
ems, ^, Mixis,
p,icrrjTpov, ov, to,
charm
C.
posed to
Orig.
OTjBpOV.
I,
<j)iKTpov.
1517
Basil. 1, 385 B. produce hatred ; opGalen. XIII, 275 C. Lucian. Ill, 288 /'-
fu^66r)pos,
ov,
iiiôdrip.
Athenag. 989 B.
pio'daiTodocria, as,
fj,
(fiKTSaTroSoTr/s)
the
paying
Themist. 344, 21.

pi^6-\fvKos, ov,
mixed
loith white.
Lucian.
II,
Paul. off of wages, recompense, requital. Hebr. 2, 2, et alibi. Const. Apost. 6, 11.
p,tadairo86Tt]s, ov, 6, (pio'Bos,
800.
pj.ô-\v&ws, ov,
dnoSlBcopi) payer-
mixed Lydian.
Strab. 12,
the
8, 3.
Plut.
II,
mood.
246,
I.
1136 C, &pp.ovia, Clem. A. I, 789 A.
mixolydian
off of wages, requiter, rewarder. Eustrat. 2364 A. 11, 6.

p,ia6ios, ov, hired.
Sir. 7, 20.
Paul. Hebr.
Sept. Tobit 5, 12.
Job
7,
juiô-TToXtoy, ov,
6.
half gray, half grizzled. Achmet. 20. 257, 5, et alibi.
Mai.
Cedr.
1.
Luc. 15, 17.
Plut.
I,
50 A.
pio'do-Kopiôpai,
700, 24.
Strab. 12, mixed Phrygian. Clem. A. I, 789 A, dp-
pL(j6o-ôUa
p.to'do-voUa,
=:
17,
iiKrBotjjopca.
iu(T6o8oT<a.
luio-ct>pvytos, ov,
8,
3.
as,
=:
Achmet. 187. Achmet. 227. Achmet. pMrdodoiria.
13, 4, 13.
227.
/iovia.
fUô(j)v<riTr]s, ov, 6, ((j)v<Tis)
purBanopla,
as,
r),
(wopos)
pj-crdoSoa-ia.
mixer of natures, an epithet of Severus the monophysite. Leant. n, 1841 B.

96
Sophrns. 3648 D.
p.ia6oipopla, as,
rj,
payment by a fiedman
Apophth. 301 C.
to hit
former master.
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fiiar6o<ôpiKO,
ijcro),
Mi')(arjK
Ptol. Tetrab.
fuo'dorfiopi.Kos,
ri,
(ij,ia-do(j>6pos')
fuo-o-TroXi'njt, ov, 6, citizen-hater.
troops.
12, 2, 3.
Polyb.
Plut.
67, 4, et alibi.
1012
TO nia-docpopiKov,
to be ptaoTTovrjpos.
Classical.
6.
mercenary
liia-LîXiov,
troops.
Sept.
Mace.
2,
2, 4,
49.
2, 8, 4.
PoZj/J. 9, 39,
incorrect for lua-a-iPIXwv.

rj,
p.ta--iepapxia, as,
Diod. 13,
?
et alibi.
rj,
iu(Tr)Tr\
Upapxla
i
Anast.
p.icroTTovia, as,
(^lutr&irovos)
hatred of
labor.
Sin. 1153 B.
fila-KeWos, on,
6,
Philon
the Latin
I,
255, 47.
sc e
1 1
poor
pta-o-TTovos, ov,
hating labor.
Dion
C. 72,
2, 2.
red wine.
fuo-KTipe,
Hes.
the Latin
i s
c e r e
pio-o-Tra>ya>v, covos, 6,
Kepdcrm.
tirade
by Julian.
beard-hater, the title of a Jul. 337 (titul.).
Plut. II, 726 F.

lu<ro-Pa(n\evs,
ca>s, 6, king-Tiater.
piao-puipaios, ov, hating the
Romans.
Plut.
I,
Plut.
II,
147
941 A. B.
ptcros,
A.
lj.ia-6-fipap.os, ov,
incorrect for
plo'O'os.
stench-hating.
pLaoyoqs,
I,
r/Tos, 6,
Clim. 832 B.
pj.<rS>v.
pLa-o-(TvXKas, ov, 6, hater
of Sulla.
Plut.
I,
570
6 yorjTas
Lucian.
II,
A.
pio-oa-aparos,
ov,
590.
^zz
purav to trapa.
Ptol.
pj,a-oyvvaios, ov, 6,
=r
following.
Philon
312,
Tetrab. 158.
pto'oTKvia, as,T}, (pio-oreKvos^ haired
40.
Ptol. Tetrab. 159.
Moer. 236.
Strdb.
7, 7,
puToyivrjs, ov, 6, {yvvrf)

3, 4, p. 17, 18.
woman-hater.
Diog.
Moer. 236.
(8fo-7roV);r)
13.
Philon E.
590.
II,
451,,
6.
Plut.
II,
of children, 4 F. 13 D.
Lucian.
I,
p.ia-o8e(nTOTos, ov,
hating his master.
pi(r6-Tv(j)os,
ov,
hating arrogance.
Genes. 32, 18.

fii(rodr]fi6T7}s,
ov,
6,
:=
4.
6 tovs drjpoTas
p.L<ra)v.
pia-ovpiv, see ptvaovptov.

puTO(j>aris,
es,
Dion. H. Ill, 1404,

Arist.
((j)dos)
light-hating.
PseU. 1149
Athen.
}i.uT6hiKos, ov, {hiKrj) that hates litigation.
Schol.
C.
pia-o-(j)iX6Koyos, ov, hating letters.
13,
Av. 109.
ov,
fU(7-dSo|of,
(Sd|a)
hating glory.
Vit. Nil.
92.
Jun. 157 B.
fufTo-dpi^, ix^' ' ^'
pur6-<j)povns,
Jtair-hating.
i,
hating care.
Synes. 1488 B.
Clem. A.
I,
pLO-o-xpifrTtavos, ov, 6, zm; 6 tovs

(rav.
Xptanavovs
pi-
577 A.
fua-o-tSios, ov,
Chron. 619, 21.

;
hating his
own
relations.
Ptol.
piao-xpta-Tos, ov, Christ-hating

\6xpi<rTos.
Tetrab. 161.
p,La-olKeios,
ov,
Greg. Naz.
6, 12.
lies.
11,
opposed to <f)i436 C. 536 C.

I,
^=.
preceding.
Ptol.
Tetrab.
Cyrifl.
H. Catech.
s,
f),
164.
fuao-~iovbaios, ov, 6, hater
5, 2.
puTo-^cvSr)s,
hating
Lucian.
590.
of the Jews. Clementin.

Plut.
I,
pttro-a, as,
the Latin
missa, dimissio,
Mauric. 7,17. 12,21.
Leo. Tact. 12, 115.
dismission, dismissal.
fUfro-Koio-ap, apos, 6,
hating Caesar.
Chron. 624, 2 "ESajKev evdims pia-aas, he immediately dismissed them.
791 E.
/iitrd-KaXof, ov, hating
good.
Philon
II, 28, 8.
11,
300,
2.
Basil. Ill,
Eus. II, 169 E. 380 C.
Athan.
845 C.
fua-6-Koa-pos, ov, world-hating.
Ant. Mon. 1472

fiitjav.
Porph. Cer. 416, 4. Written also plvaa. Porph. Cer. 90, 13. 521, 1, et alibi. pifTO-evco, eva-a, (^plo'O'a) to dismiss an assembly. Theoph. 367, 14.
puraiîXiov, ov, to,
D.
p.to-6-\ayvos, ov,
the Latin
missibile,
F.
z=z
rfjv
\ayvetav
Clim.
missile.
832 B.
fucro^cvia, as,
t),
pi<7<Tos, ov, 6,
the Latin
Ptoch.
missus,
1,
mets,
Porph.
(juaoêvos) hatred
Sept. Sap. 19, 13.
of strangers,
inhospitable.
dish,
course at an entertainment.
130.
2,
inhospitality.
fwjo-êvos,
ov,
hating strangers,
Written
Cer. 371, 18.
183. 259.
also plvtros.
Diod. n, 525, 61.

fucro-Tiais, aiSos, o,
r/,
child-hating.
Lucian.
11,
2.
6,
9.
Curop. 58.
Porph. Cer. 96. Balsam. Concil. VI, 31, quid ?

heat, course, at the circus
Missus,
I,
175.
p.i<ro-nap6iVos, ov,
zz:i
or the hippodrome.
Cedr.
I,
297, 20.
Sept.
ras TrapBcvovs purmv.
Plut.
plfT-v^pis,
hating insolence.
Mace.
3,
n, 1164 E.
p.ia6iTaTpis,
I,
(narpis) hating his

6. 6,
r/,
own
country.
purxî-iov, write purxiKiov, ov, to,
little /iiorx"*
'
Epict. 3, 20,
lua-onaTODp,
opos,
Alex. Trail. Helm. 307, 4.

rbv Trarepa
p.uTS>v.
piTarov, piTaTapiKiov, piTOToypiov, incorrect for

prfTCLTOv, prjTaTapiKiov, prjTaTapiov.
Dion.
ff. II, 711, 2.

to hate.
2. 23.
fuaoôUm,
Aquil. Ps. 80, 16.

265, 11
Adm.
264,
Porph.
?
piTpoopm,
1,
to
wear a ptrpa.
Strab. 3, 3,
7.
15,
ara/Smw
58. 71.
6,
fturoiroidj, ov, (jroiia) hating.
Symm.
Ps. 80, 16.
MixariX,
Michael, the great archangel.
Sept.
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by Microsoft
Mij(a7]\a<!
763
9.
I,
/jLoipiaioii
Dan.
7.
10, 13. 21.
12, 1.
8, 3.
Jud.
On(/.
fferm. Sim.
Apoc. 12, 176 B. 1340
pvriareva, to woo.
[Diod. 18, 23 pfpvfia-TevKa.

1.
Luc.
1,
27 cpvr](rTevpai v.
pepvijcrTevpaL.^
A.
MixaiJâs, a,
liva(TiS,
pvrjorqpiahris, fs, (ppTjo-Trip,

o, -Bj(7 MipâijX.
Cerfr. II, 607.
also
BjoipA. Ill,
ftveia, as,
f),
a Cyprian measure. 276 A. Laod. 51 TSv ayiav anniversary.

jj.avaaris,
273 B.
like a wooer. 449 A, yeXas, resembling the laughter of the suitors of Penelope {Hom. Od. 18, 100).
EIAQ)
Clem. A.
I,
pvrjcrTripo(j>ovia, as,
jiapTvpmv iiveiav ttouiv.
Greg. Nyss.
the
Ill,
733
A.
Socr. 793 A.
Eus. Alex. 324 A.

person who had
ij, (*ENQ) the slaughter of Penelope, the title of the twenty-second book of Homer's Odyssey. Strab.
the suitors of
(tvijfiaTiTTjs,
ou, d, (jivrj/io)
1, 2, 11, p. .33, 7.
charge of the sepulchre of Saints 'Avapyvpoi Sophrns. 3576 D. at Alexandria.

livriiMCJJWv,
pvijarpa,
av,
ra,
{pv!](TTa>p^
appaâv, L.
7.
sponsalia, betrothal.
Charis. 34,
Justinian.
15.
I,
ov,
TO,
=:z fivrjfmTiov,
little
fivrjiia.
Cod.
B.
fioyyds,
1, 17, 3,
a.
Porph. Cer. 212,

pvrjaTqp.
I'h.
Inscr. 6707.
fivfiiuj, rjs,
17,
pvijUTcop, opos, 6,
=;
Clem. A.
481
memory, remembrance.
Epipli. II,
8"29
Pseudo-Gre(7.
17,
1164 D.
hoarse-voiced.
513
'EttI
AtKaifui' TTOtovpeda Trjv
fivr}p.7]V.
ov,
hoarse,
Const.
8c
raw
TEXfUTTjo-avTtoc e^ ovofiaTos Tas
fivriiMS noiovvrai.
'O
(536), 1089 B.
Basilic. 19, 10, 9.
[An
onoor
ttjs
dfias
fivjjfiris,
vine memory, corresponding to d
Oe'ios
of diused
fia-
matopoeia.]
poyri<f>6pos,
ov,
(;idyos, <îpa>)
bringing
toil
in connection with the

name
of happy memAthan. I, 285 C. 373 A. 597 A. 601 ory. C. 'O v paKapla rfj fivT]p.rj, of happy memory, used in connection with a deceased Porph. Adm. 106. friend's name. Pdmvla
Kapias
iJivrip.ris,
Prooem.
'O t^j
of a saint.
trouble.

es,
poyiâSris,
culty.
(poyis, /SaSoj) walking with diffi-
6 paKapirrjs,
Caesarius 1077.
rj,
poyiKaXla, as,
Scit.
the being p.oyiKa\os.
Euagr.
to
1265 C.
ov,
poyiKoiKos,
(XaXem) hardly able

Esai.
35,
6.
speak,
7,
dumb.
Sept.
Marc.
32.
tj
nvripr)
(tov Scivos)
may
his
memory con-
Ptol. Tetrab. 150.
! Chal. 952 B. 2. Anniversary. Gangr. 20. Eus. 11, 1056 A, Ta>v dyiojv papTvpav. Basil. IV, 484 Greg. Nyss. Ill, 728 A. Socr. B, dylov. Chal. 921 C. Justinian. Kovell. 116 A.
tinue forever
poSepaTcop, opos,
6,
the Latin
moderator,
2.
an
poSri
officer.
Edict.
4,1.
=^
ê'o-n/s.
Epiph. IH, 280 B, a Hebrew
word (la).
poSidpios,
ov,
6,
133, 3.
fivrjpri,
maker of
mod
i i ?
Const.
the
Hebrew nja, a
cas,
t),
weight.
Epiph. HI,
(536), 1177 D.
289.
fivripovevcrir, (^p-vrfpovevo))
poSioXov
ov, TO,
poSlokos.
Theoph. Cont.
remembrance.
Cyrill.
18, 16.
Orig.
IV, 628 A.
poSi6\os, ov,
pirrjpovcveiv.
6,
the Latin
modiolus,
a kind
fivrjpovevreov
^=
tj,
Sei
H.
1113 A.
pvripovevTiKOS,
ov,
of female head-dress. Genes. 6, 14. Cedr. H, 2. Modiolus, (Ae naue of a wheel. 47, 22.
^=
pm/poviKos, having a
Dioclet. G. 15, 3.
poSiov, ov, TO, poSios, ov,
6,
Plotin. Ptol. Tetrab. 155. good memory. n, 732, 17. Euagr. Scit. 1249 C, bivapxs rqs
poSios.
Achmet. 15.
.
mod
^vripoveia, to
1, 12,
remember in prayer.
8, p.
Sept.
Mace.
11 'Ev tcus wpotreuxais pinjpoveveiv nvos.
Laus. 1179 B. Heron Jun. 48, 18. 28. 30. poSurpos, ov, 6, measurement by pobioi.
Jun. 48, 28.
poZpa, as,
T),
Pallad. Classical. us 2. A measure of length.

i
Heron
Martyr. Polyc. A. II, 1084 B. A. X, 352 B.

epvrjpovevKa.']
1036 A. Athan. I, 532 Cyrill. iT. 1116 A. Cynll. [Jos. Apion. 1, 1, p. 438
50, 25.
degree, one three-hundred-and-six-
tieth part of the circumference of a circle.
Gemin. 749 A.
Sext.
fivripocrvvov, ov, to, a requiem for the repose of the soul of a person. Jej'un. 1924 B. Philon I, pvrjpaiv, ovos, 6, z=z pvi/pri, memory.
troops,
poipd^to
= =
729,
23.
746,
Cleomed. 27, 14. 38, 17. 2. Division of 19.
I,
hpovyyos.
Têo.
Tact. 4,
185,
9.
42.
poipda.
Philon
477, 28.
p-vrffTiKaKTiTiKOS,
Tj,
OV, (jivrjtriKaKea)
p,vt}<TiKa-
poipdpxvs, ov, 6, (po'ipa, apx<) Leo. Tact. 4, 8. 42.
1.
8povyydptos.
Kos.
Epict. 4, 5, 12.
as,
17,
poipda,
vindictiveness,
to share, divide.
Classical.
Philon
I,
pmjfTiKaida,
(pvrjtrUaKos)
152, 19. 156, 48. 207, 30. 478, 26.
Ephr. Ill, Plut. II, 860 A. Joann. Mosch. 3029 A. fivria-rela, as, r), {pvTjo-Tcvai) a wooing, courting. Diod. 18, 23. Jos. Ant. 13, 4, 1.
revengefulness.
273 A.
D. Adv. 541, 405 A.

poipuuos,' a,
ov,
25.
ApoUon. Porphyr. apud Eus. IH,

Synes.
following.
1585
A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
fioiptKoi;
764
to
/MovaSiKoi;
ov,
fioipiKos,
17,
6v, {jioipa)
pertaining
or denoting
977.
IwKlfihvos,
8, 7, 9.
Tj,
z=
lioXi^Sivos, leaden.
Polyb.
degrees.
Ptol. Tetrab. 109.
Plut. II, 254 D.
fwipiKas,
adv.
into
degrees.
Caesarius
description
/ioXi/SSiov, TO,
Synes. 1585 A.
fioipoypacpia, as,
fj,
;xoX(j38oy, ou, d,
= ^
ov,
/ioXi/Stov..
Psell. Stich. 423.

-Sept.
/xdXiôs.
Zach.
5, 7.
(ypaffxa)
grees.
Ptol. Tetrab. 47.
2.
of de-
fioXc^Sovpyos.
(EPrfi)
working in
lead.
The decrees
of deAristid.
Apollod. Arch. 21.

p,o\ofiboxoe
of fate.
Nicet. Byz. 764 A.

17,
=:
jUoXu/38o;(oe'<a.
(?re^. iV^ss. II,
fioipoBâ-ia, as,
{Bicris)
determination
261 A.
fwXifidoo), ato-a, to lead, to
grees, in astrology.
Ptol. Tetrab. 131.
cover or
fit
with lead.
pMipovofios, ov, (vep.ai) dispensing fate.

I,
Aristeas 11.
473, 4.
iSos,
7),
poXi^fOS ovs, ea
{jioixos)
rj,
eov ovv,
fwXv^Seos. Diod.
2,
/xoixaXi'f,
adulteress.
Sept.
2,
10, p. 124, 74.
Strah. 16,
13.
Sext.
Prov. 18, 22, et alibi. Mali. 12, 39. Moschn. 43. l_Sept. Hos. 3, 1 Trjv /xoix"'*''''-] IJ.oixdop,ai, to commit adultery, said of botb.
Sept. Jer. 3,
10, 11.
8.
509, 26.
lioXifiiov,
Moer. 120.
ov,
TO,
:=
iwXv^Sos.
Antyll.
8.
apud
OnJ. n, 426,
12.
Porph. Cer. 671,
5, 7.
Pi.
2, 4.
Matt.
5,
32.
Jfare.
poXos, incorrect for p.S>Xos.

p^Xoo-fr-lapôs, ov, 6,
Clem.
17,
ixoXoo-trbs
icai
'lapses.
lioLxas, ahos,
:^
ov,
/iotxa^'^-
-f^^Z.
Tetrab. 187.
Sterf.
Diomed. 428,
poXotrcros, ov, 6,
21.
Artem. 52.
poix^taviKos,
17,
Clementin. 465 C.
:=: following.
1069
V, 107,
C.
poixîavos,
fj,
MoXox,
6v,
o,
molossus ( Dion. H. ). Drac. 128, 13. Heph. 3, 2. Moloch, the god of the Ammonites.
4.
(fioixfta)
favoring adultery.
Sept. Reg. 4, 23, 10.
4, 23, 13.
Amos
5, 26.
Stud. 1084 D.
p.oix^va>,
to
commit adultery.
Tropically,
Basil. 11,
to
worship
idols.
Sept. Jer. 3, 9, to ^vkov koI
Luc. 7, 43. with Kpovos. 421 D.)

P.
(The Greeks
Diod. 20, 14.
identified
him
Plut. II, 171 C.
TOV \l6oV.
p.oi-x'-a'ios, a,
ov,
poXoxivos, ov, {paXoxi) mallow-colored.

following.
Arr.
821
M.
E.
6.
c.
fioi^'Koyj
171
ov,
adulterous.
Epict. 3, 22, 37.
o1 ybdit poXv&SlTis, 180s, y, (/ioXu^Sos) Diosc. 5, 102, apposthe spume of lead.

poXv^So-ei8r]s,
es, like
i s
Plut. n, 562 D.
lead.
Diosc.
5, 98.
poixtKas, adv. adulterously.
Athan.
II,
1173 B.
poXvPSoxpoos,
5,
our, {xP""^^
lead-colored.
Diod,
Galen.
Tseudo-Just. 1320 B.
IMtxo-yevvriTos, ov, begotten in
100.
a>Tos, 6,
rj,
adultery.
Mai.
poXv^Soxpcos,
II,
preceding.
Diosc.
87, 6. poixoCevKTr/s, ov, 6,
209 B.
es,
((evyvv/u)
applied by the
poXvPBa>&r]s,
poXv^doeiSris.
5, 96.
Studites to the presbyter

stantine VI. to Zee.
et alibi.
/iOixoffWKTiKor,
T),
who married Con1141 C,

Stud.
Philostr. 103.
Stud. 832 C.
poXvêos,
oJs,
ovv,
poXv^dcos-
Apollod.
Arch. 23.
ov,
of
p.oi.xoêvKTris.
poXv^ls, iBos,
17,
1017 C.
fioixoCevîa, as,
fj,
B.
adulterous union, the marStud. 1073 B.
slaying
adulterers.
poXvôs, ov,
6,
= =
pjuXv^&is.
Basil. Ill, 500
poXv^Sos.
riage of Constantine VI.

fioixoKTovos,
ov, 11,
poXvvTeov z=i
Set poXvvetv.
Orig.
Moer. 235. I, 1609 C.

1, 8, 80.
(ureiva)
poXvva,
Esai.
Epict.
to stain, pollute.
[Sept. Esdr.
2,
Greg. Naz.
p,oixo\T7js,
573 A.
ov,
6,
65,
4.
Mace.
14,
3 pepoXvppai.
fiotxS>v
oXerrjp.
Greg.
Ench.
33, 6 pep6Xv(Tpai'\
Naz.
m,
paixos, ov,
771 A.
p-oix^Kos. ov,
rj,
poXva-pa, aTos, to,
following.
Greg. Naz.
I, 2.
Caesarius 976.
adulterer's
872 C.
the
lution.
Nil. 245 B.
6,
Hierocl. C. A. 164,
/ioixo a-ivobos,
council,
poXv<rp6s, ov,
(^poXvvai) defilement, stain, pol1, 8,
council that sanctioned the marriage of Constantine VI. with Zoe.

poixaidris, fs,
Sept. Esdr.
80.
Jer. 23, 15.
Stud. 1020 D.
Ptol. Tetrab. 184.
ArUteas 19.
7,
Strab. 17, 2, 4.
1, 32.
Paul. Cor.
II,
2,
fioip^tfcos.
1.
Jos. Apion.
Plut.
931 D.
p.oKp6Tov,
a,
iini of frankincense.
Cosm. 465 C. (/[loXeti/) a coming.
rj,
Arr. P.
M.
903 B.
779 C.
r],
E.
/ioXe'o)
9.
10.
j3X<a(rK(B.
povaypia, as,
following.
Alciphr.
2, 2, 7.
=^
So2. 893 B.
p6\rja-ts,
ccoff, rj,
Apollon. S.
povaypiov, ou, to,
{povos, dypos)
solitary
farm.
113,21.
/ioXi/3Scos,
Eudoc.M.SS.
oCy,
ovv,
Philon
ôXujSdeo;.
II, 4, 38.
rj,
472, 29. 30.

singte,
Lycus
povaSiKos,
ov,
L. unicus,
only, one,
apud
180.
Orih. II, 263, 2.
MoXi/3Sepy6s, ov,
unique.
Ptol. Tetrab.
Apollon. D. Pron. 273 A. C, the

iyi>, o-v,
/wKiPbovpyos.
pronouns
der
;
because they have no gen-
also the indeclinable cardinal numbers.
Digitized
by Microsoft
fiovahiKoiii
765
ILOva-^ô^
Clem. A. I, 200 B. 1105 A 1365 B. Athan. n, 1224 B. Diomed. 423, 3, the letter 2.
3> Monastic
pi]S.
I,
fuxvayfiKos, fiovaariKos, fiovfjI,
Greg. Naz.
Tayiia.
NU. 228 D,
1012 A. 1088 A, îos. 568 A, a-xniia. Eustraf.

to /lovaSiKov
2296 A. Euagr.
xoi, collectively
3, 7
oi /lova-
considered.
(MvaSiKO)!, adv. singly, in unity. 32. 20.
Philon
II, 19,
Plut.
n, 744 E.
532 A. 781 A. Basil. IV, 408 B. Macar. 848 C. Greg. Naz. 11, 577 B. IH, 25 B. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1013 B. Carth. Can. 80. Epiph. I, 1016 A. II, 829 A. Chrys. HI, 595 E, dvhpSiv Kol yvvaiKoiv. PaUad. Laus. 1073 A. 1097 D. HOOD. 1226 A. 1098 A, tS>v yvvaiKwv. Hieron. II, 34 D. Socr. 324 B. C. Soz. 1388 A. Cassian. I, 111 A. Apophth. 416 B, Tvapdeviov. Justinian. Cod.
1,
BasU. IV, 688 B.

adv. in units
(loraStCTTi,
(14-1
+ + =
1
1
3,25.
VvvaiKciov
Nic.
z=z:
pxivatrrripiov,
pova-
4).
tTTrjpiov
yvvaiKav.
Eustrat. 2333 A-
Nicom. 119.
luivaêiojicu,,
Can. 45.
==:
II, 20, p.
1264 A.
Quin.
'Ai-Spmoi'
eidrjv,
fwva^m,
to
he
alone.
pLOvaoTTjptov,
Theoph. Cant. 697, 16, fiera

uovaCa, da-a, Qwvos)
in solitude.
to be
tu/os.
47.
Ka\
dvbpoiv povaa-rrjpiov.
Quin.
AlttXovv povaarrjpiov
alone, to live alone or
Sept. Ps, 101, 8.
Apollon. D.
123, 36.
nitary.
povdoTpiai oiKova-iv. *0 dpxayv rav p.ovaxmjpiciiv, a dig-
povaxoi Justinian. Novell.

eV
a*
:=
Synt. 265, 19, to be used alone, without a connecting particle. Hippol. Haer. 450, 77,
(ri)v
Curop.
4.
tS>
KaXXiV.
being
Iambi. V. P. 40. 494.
povao-Trjs, ov, 6, (povd^to) ^=. povaxos,
mona
7.
2. To leave alone.
Mai. 373,
nlmftf'iM,
left alone.
3.
6 fiovaadels
hus Basil. IV, 645 A. 541 C in, 958 A. 1133 A.

.
Greg. Naz.
Chal.
II,
Participle,
povaoTiKos,
T),
ov,
monastic, solitary.
Basil.
I,
(a) 6 liovdâv, ^= fiovapôs, monk. Athan. I, Basil. IV, 293 229 A. II, 964 A. 1168 C. Epiph. I, 1016 A. 11, B. 485 A. 720 C. 829 A. Chrys. IH, 577 A. 596 A. PaUad. (t>) f) fiovaôvira, /xoV. Chrys. 60 C. Nil. 249 Epiph. IT, 824 A. vaxi), nun.
192
C,
C To
povaa-TiKov aiiTov Trjs fm^s.
(afi.
Greg. Naz.
III.
1052 A.
HI, 932 Socr. 892
A,
TroKiTcia.
p-ovdurpia, as,
D.
IwvavSpea,
to
Chrys. o n a s t r i a nun. ij, in, 596 B. Isid. 389 C. Justinian. Cod. 1, Sophrns. Joann. Mosch. 2912 D. 3, 44. 3592 D. Jejun. 1893 B. Chron. 704, jrap,
be
/jtovavSpos.
Mai.
21,
15.
Bivos.
Cedr.
I,
35, 16.
fj,
povdroip, opos,
6, (fiovos)
keXtjs vrrTTos.
Schol.
jMtvavbpla, as,
tus.
the being jiovavbpos,

I,
TertuU.
1289 A.
L. univiraChrys. I, 349 C
Arist. Pac. 900.
p.ovav\w,
flute.
r)tja>,
(jiovavXos) to play
1,
solo
on the
(titul.).
Plut.
ov,
732 D.
fiovavSpos, ov,
Philon
but one husband. ri, that has had Const. Apost. 3, 3. Carp. 52 B. Anast. Sin. 1076 B.
Tj,
/iorauXtos,
(aiXfi)
povT}p-qs.
PhUostrg.
484 A,
povaxtKOS,
^los.
fj,
ov,
(povaxos) pertaining
fiovapxla, as,
monarchia,
Tryph. 1. 1120 A.
God.
Just.
monarchy of Clementin. 25 A.
the
monastic.
Isid.
A.
Soz.
TheopUl. 1052 B.
TertuU.
II,
158
in, 1189 A, (jiiko(To(t>ia. KeXKiov. 41G D, o-x^/io-
A.
64 A.
x],
fMvapxiKos,
ov,
monarchical, with reference to
hvpa, the monastic habit. A. Const. (536), 1133 C. Justinian. Novell.

5, 2,
to a monk, 1077 C. Theud. Apophth. 148 A, Parad. 448 D, evPseudo-Dion. 533
Clementin. 225 A, 6pr)the divine unity. Tatian. 868 a-Kfla, the worship of one God.
a'.
123, 35.
A lav oKav to pLovapxiKov.

eôv(Tia.
fnovapxirris, ov, 6,
Eus. VI, 844 D,
2. Substantively, to poMosch. 2924 A. vaxKov, (a) the monastic state, monachism. (to) MoJoann. Mosch. 2912 C. 2921 B.
Eustrat. 2337 A.
Joann.
believer in the unity
of God,
Eus. U,
to
monotheist.
Nicet. Byz. 768 B.
nachicum, the Socr. 396 B.

C. D.
title
of a
work of Euagrius.
Theod. in, 1384
ftovapxos, ov, ruling alone, sole ruler.
/lovaxtKas, adv. monastically.
1177 C,
taries.
ÊOTTJE.
(jxovaCTTijr)
Jejun. 1913 A.
o,
Iiovatrrripios, ov,
pertaining
soli-
povaxta-pos, oS,
5, 2 (titul.).
monachism. Justinian. Novell.

Classiael.
Men. P.
TO
352, 12, oucoy.
2.
SubPAi-
stantively,
povacrrfjpiov,
(a)
ttLOna-
povaxos,
fi,
ov, single, alone, solitary.
sterium,
Zon
the ceU of
n,
475, 15.
a Therapeutes.
Apollod. Arch. 36.
Ptol. Tetrab. 190.
Greg.
(to)
monasterium,
Athan. II, 837 a monk's cell, hermitage. A. 844 B. 865 B. 904 A. 908 A. 920 A. Pachom. 949 B. Epiph. H, 805 A. PaUad. Cassian. I, 1111 A. Laus. 1249 A.
(c)
2. SubstantiveNaz. in, 1004 A, /Si'otos. monk. o povaxos, monachus, ly, (a) Athan. I, 532 A. H, 865 B. C. Basil. IV, Chrys. I, Greg. Naz. HI, 1350 A. 348 B.
363 A. ni, 596 C, et alibi. Eunap. 82, 18. Hieron. I, 419 (119). V. Soph. 44 (78). Soz. 893 A. Zos. 278, 23 seq. 583 (322).
monasterium,
monastery, convent
not to be confounded with koivoîov.
Athan.
Digitized
by Microsoft
fiova'ôvaa
Palladas 84.
766
povidwv, ov, rb,
fiovoyevr\<i
little povrj.
Theod. Ill, Chal. 1424 C. Pseudo-Z)io. 532 C. D. 533 A. 1384 D. Liban. (See also Eus. II, 1 73 A. 1 76 B. Greg. Naz. I, 593 A. 596 A. H, n, 164. Eunap. Greg. Nijs.i. Ill, 349 A. 396 B. V. Soph. 53 (93). Hieron. I, 421 (121). II, Cassian. I, 1093 B. 17 A. 34 D. 241 A. jiovaiTTpm, nun. (b) ij fiovaxri 1101 B.)
Joann. Mosch. 301t
D. 3017 A, ofScitis.
povws,
boar,
povvrapios, incorrect for povrjTopios.
ov, solitary.
Sept. Ps. 79, 14, sc. vs, wild
povoâKavos,
ov,
with one fiAavos.
Schol. Arist.
Them.
army.
423, key or lock.
povo-âvhov, ov, TO, the principal banner of au
Stud. 1756 B.
fiovaxova-a,
(TTpia,
fiovapôo),
rjs,
fj,
Mauric.
f/,
2, 9.
jiovaôvcra, jxovaxf], fiova-
Movoâtrla, as,
nun.
Jejun. 1932 C.
maa, (fiovaxos)
ij,
=
;
ponnesus.
Aqiiil. Ps.
Monobasia, in PeloTheoph. 651, 16.

(^fiaivio)
ivoa.
povo-î^ôs,
ov, consisting
of a
single volume.
9.
85, 13.
/lovfj,
Substantively, a single volume.
Melito 1216
1, 17, 3,
^f
a stopping, rest
Strab.
1,
opposed to
8, 3, 19, p.
Kivria-is,
A.
c'
Socr.
1,
21.
Justinian. Cod.
pims.
si o
3,
12.
124,
8.
{Antec.
Theol. Arith. 17.

,
Sext. 153,
5.-2. Man-
Theoph. 272.
Prooem. 2). Nemes. 584

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Mai. 448,
A to povoî^Xov,
(oX/xa),
1.
statio, stopping-place, lodgings, quarters.
.tingle
volume.
ov, TO,
Clementin. Paus. 10, 31, 7. Athan. I, 297 A. 553 B. C. II, 964 69 D. B. Sept. Mace. 1, 7, 38 Mij 8i5r airoie fio3. Monastery vTjv, give them no quarter. containing arly number of monks, povaAthan. I, 368 C. Greg. Naz. Ill, a-rfjpiov. 220 C. Pachom. 949 A. Pallad. Laus. 1020 C. 1026 A. 1033 D. 1057 C. D. 1068 CTial. 920 D. 1177 D. Epiph. II, 340 A. Theod. Ill, 1340 A. C. 1025 C. Movrj Theoph. dvSpda, ^= pova(TTr)piov av8pS>v. 4. Monastic life. Cont. 833, 8. Greg. Naz. Ill, 1052 A. povrjKuTos, Qv, (êXavvco^ worked out of one piece, not composed of several pieces. Heliod. 9,
Joann.
14, 2.
povAôKov,
one leap
a game.
povoyapâ,
(See
also
KovTopovoôkov. )
to be
povoyapos.
povoyapla, as,
rj,
monogam
B
Abuc. 1556 A. i a , monogamy,

Clem.
Tertull. II, 931 B.
Theophil. 1141
{Athenag. Leg. 33).
A. I, 1104 B. 1181 A. Ong. m, 508 C.

povoyapiKos,
fj,
ov,
of povoyapos.
Stud. 1093 A.
povoydpiov, ov, to, ^=. povoyapla.
Clem. A.
I,
1092 A.
A
fj,
povoyapis, ihos,
^=
fj,
rj
povoyapos.
Method. 80
marrying
povo-yapos, ov,
but once.
6,
monogamus,
Ptol. Tetrab. 183.
Athenag. 968
15.
liovt)pipios,
a,
ov,
Novell. 105, 1
^= povripfpos. =; Kvvrjyecnov at
.Justinian.
the Hippo-
Tertull. 11, 936 A. B. Orig. I, 984 A. HI, 508 C. Method. 80 A. povoyevrjs, es, of one gender, in grammar. Drac.
drome.
fiovfipepos, ov, (fjpepa)
5,
30, 15.
.iel. N. A. of one day. Pallad. Laus. 1161 C 'Ek povr)pep<o,
5.-2. An
43,
3.
18.
epithet of the i-niTpiTos Terapros.
Unigenitus,
Epist.
1,
Heph, 3, 3. the only begotten one,

1, 14. 18.
3, 16.
in one day.
povf]pr]s,
/3ios-,
applied to the Son.
Joann.
9.
es,
(povos) solitary.
Philon
I,
37, 4,
I,
4,
^Patriarch.
1148 A.
celibacy.
Muson.
222.
Clem. A.
Diog.
1,
Doctr. Orient. 657 A. B.
1169 A. II, 497 C, ascetics. Athan. II, 844 B, monks.

povfipiov, ov, TO,
25.
Leo.
Tact. 19, 74.
a galley with one bank of oars. Theoph. Cont. 76, 23.
Clem. A. 11, 421 A. 424 B. Orig. HI, 436 C. Marcell. apud Eus. VI, 753 A. Eus. n, 877 A. BasU. I, 645 A. 500 A. Chrys. I, 394 B. '0 povo-
yfvfjs 6f6s,
(Compare
IMvrjra,
rjs, r),
Tpiripr/s, ncvrrjprjs, etc.)
the Latin
Plut.
I,
moneta
of Juno.
30 D. 2. on e ta coin. Gregent. 605 A. Martyr. Areth. 8. Cosm. Ind. 448 D. Theoph. 33, 17. 559, 3. Porph. Cer. 105, 24. 3. o n e t a mint. Mai. 308, 1. 2.
an epithet
God, 6 Xoyos. Joann. 1, 18 as v. 1. Clem. A. U, 121 A. 641 C 'O povoycvTjs vlos 6e6s. Anus apud Athan. II, 708 A. Eus. 11, 1389 B. VI, 1013 D. Jul Frag. 333 D. Athan. I, 81 C.
the only begotten
n, 721 B.
333 A. 276 B.
Eunom. 864 A.
Greg. Naz.
Ill, Ill,
Greg. Nyss. Tl, 9 B.
137 A.
povrjTaptos, ov, 6,
monetarius,
Hes.
Suid.
mint-master.
Mai. 301,
povQvXevTos,
Arist.
2.
T),
Epiph. I, 1084 A. Theod. IV, 1205 B. 4. Monogenes, in the Valentinian philosophy, the first emanation from /Suflos
ov,
(ovdvXeva) Stuffed.
Schol.
called also vois, irarrjp, dpxfi

dXriSeia.
',
liis
spouse
is
Eq. 343.
fj,
povla, as,
(povrj) persistence
perseverance.
Ephr.
7,
m,
6,
255 F.
solitary.
Clim. 1112 D.
Ael. IS. A. 15, 3.
16, 20.
the Aeons of the Pleroma he alone comprehends the greatness of the Deep. Iren. 1, 1, 1. 5. Monogenes, an
all
Of
povias, ov,
47 Oi
pov'iai ves.
Lyd. 109,
8.
emanation from \6yos and fmij is paKapioTTjs. Iren. 449 A.
his spouse
Digitized
by Microsoft
fiovoyevo}^
dovoyevios,
767
begotten
ova-ias
/tovo/ttaô?
6, sole heir.
adv.
as
the
only
son.
povo-Kkqpovopos, ov,
Pallad. 1234 D.
Diosc.
3,
Method. 353 C, e/c rfjs waTpiKrls âs. Basil. IV, 329 C.

uovoyXoHTO'eo),
i;(ra,
c'tcXa/t-
povoxKiovos, ov, {kK&v) with one scion.
117 (127).
Jren.
to
be juovoyXoxT'O'o;.
povoKovnov, ov,
597 A,
to utter
but one sound.
Hippol. Haer.
262,
t&, (koitos) a kind of javelin. Justinian. Novell. 85, 4.
304, 42.
liovo-yvafiav, ov, self-vdlled.
povo-Kovpaov, ov, t6, marauding party.
Phoc.
Theoph.
Dion. H.
I,
1.
194, 12.

jjLovoypdniiaTos, ov,
letter.
povo-Kparea,
consisting
7.
ijoo),
povoKparopiat.
(ypdfifia)
"V,
of one
1, 9.
531, 18.
pxivoKparia, as,
fj,
Dion. H.
88,
19.
Drac.
:r= povoKparopia.
Greg. Naz.
ApoUon. D. Adv. 531,

novaypafifios, ov, in the
HI, 414 A.
povoKpaTopiio,
rjo-io,
form of a monogram.
z:= povoKpdrcop elpi.
Theoph.
povapîa.
Const, in, 945
ro novoypa/ifiov, monogram.
71, 11, et alibi.
Eudoc.
89.
M.
375, riiros,
ov,
name
in cipher.
povoKparopia,
II,
as,
rj,
(^povoKparap)
povo-SdieniKos,
one-fingered.
Lucian.
solitary
Suid. Movapxla ....
Ptoch.
1, 27.
povoSuurriaia, as,
celibacy.
rj,
(Siairdopai)
I,
life,
povoKpdrap, opos, 6, (xpaTeti)) sole master or rider. Clementin. 192 A. Theoph. 70, 17.
povo-KTr)Ta>p,
Clem. A.
1092 B.
uniformity.
Sext.
opos, 6,
sole possessor.
Did. A.
after
fiovoelSeia, as,
625, 25.
Id. 650,
2.
6,
fj,
(povoeiSrjs)
408 A.
povo-KTioTos, ov, thc
The being unique or singular.
Only created
Basil.
I,
the
Isid.
12 Kara povoetSeiav, uniquely. Ptol. Tetrab. 120. liovoeiSas, adv. uniformly. Hippol. Haer. 386, 29. Sext. 757, 9.
povoâvos, ov,
2, 22,
analogy of povoyevrjs752 C.
ôvd-KuTts, iSos,
7),
617 A.
cradle
Moschn. 104.
30.
In
7,
light-armed soldier.
Sept.
Reg.
*pov6Ka\os,
ov,
((crnXow)
with but one member.
general, skirmisher or
4, 5, 2.
ma-
Gell. 8, 4, 9, with
rauder.
Sept.
Reg.
4, 6, 23, et alibi.
but one subject.

Bcais.
Theoph. 624,
povoBfta, ay,
fj,
et alibi.
Hes.
Suid.
3 Consisting of one
3, 9, 5.
2. Consisting of one leg. Dion. H. VI, 822, 7, iiroclause.
A ristol.
19, irepl-
(5cos) monotheism.
Fsend-Afric.
ol,
Rhet.
o8oy.
Hermog. Rhet. 154,
101 C.
Moi/oêX^TOi
or
MovoêXTjrai,
av,
{povos,
povoKoiKas, adv. in a povoKoXos manner.

I,
Epiph.
6e\ai) Monotheletae, a sect that
maintained
997 C.
that Christ
had two natures, one hypostasis, Not to be confounded and but one will. Damasc. I, with the Monophysites proper. Theoph. 508, 17. 761 A. Nic. II, 1072 E.
531,
1.
povoXexris,
h,
(Xe'ôy) sleeping alone.
Plut. II,
57
1),
knowing but one man.

(\fippa)
consisting
*povo\r]ppaTOS, ov,
of one
premise.
povokoyla,
Chrysipp. apud Sext. 383, 22, 29,

(Xoyos)
simple
\6yoi, syllogisms.
ov,
povoBeXrjTos,
fiovhiais.
trine
of one
will.
Taras. 1432 B,
as,
fj,
language.
Theoph. 507, 15, Soypa, the docGreg.
dim. 1132 B.
juoj/oXoyio-TOf, ov, (Xoyifo/xai) thinking
of the Monotheletae.
Ill,
povo-dpovos, ov, bishop having but one see.
thing.
Marc. Erem. 1016 B.

'Irjirov
Naz.
1139 A.
6,
Clim. 889 D,
Movoipos, ov,
Monoimus, a Gnostic.
2,
Hippol.
of but one 952 C, eXwi's. evxn, to Jesus alone. Petr. Ant. 809 A.
Clim.
Haer. 424,
B.
povo-KoKapos,
et
alibi.
Theod. IV,
stalk,
369
povoKoyia-T(os, adv. in simple language.
1132 D.
ov,
with
one
of plants.
povo-paôs, ov, with but one breast.

38.
Eudoc.
M.
et
Galen. VI, 320 D.

,
cell, not in the imApophth. mediate vicinity of other cells. 152 B. SubstanpovoKepas, a>v, with but one horn.
povo-niXKiov, ov, TO, separate
povopdxrjs, ov,
alibi.
6,
CTot. A.
fj,
I,
Sext. 36, povopdxos. 389 A. Moer. 238.
1,
povopaxla, as,
4, 1.
gladiatorial show.
Polyb. 31,
32, 14, 5.
Diod.
II,
587, 15 Movopato single
tively,
povoKepas,
23, 22.
16, 20.
monoceros,
Ps. 21, 22.
unicorn. Ael.
Sept.
Num.
28, 6.
N. A.
Cosm. Ind. 444 B, a fabulous

(Ke<pa\ri)
xias iroulv eVi ra TraTpi. povopaxiKos, 77, {povopdxos) belonging Polyb. 1, 45, 9. combat.
animal.
povoKi(l>a\os,
ov,
single-headed,
not
2,
povopaxia- Martyr. Path. povopdxiov, ov, TO, 2. School for glad1436 A. Soar. 121 B.
iators.
=
gladiator.
consisting of cloves (as garlic).
Diosc.
Mai. in,. 2. 263,

6,
15.
181 (182).
povo-Kioviov, ov, TO,
Kioviov,
nople.
To Moyoa single column. Monocionium, a place at ConstantiSteph. Diac. 1177 B.
povopdxos, ov,
Polyb.
1,
7.
31,
5,
3,
5.
Mcol. D. 126.
,7bs.
Strab. 5,
Plut.
I,
4,
14, 10, 6.
23 C, et
alibi.
2.
13.
Commander-in-chief.
Lyd. 197,
10.
Digitized
by Microsoft
/xovofiepeia
ixovojiipeia, as,
f),
768
one-sidedness.
fwvoficpeuiv,
fiovo-crTparrjyo';
(/iovofiep^s )
Arlem. 213.
cally, sincere.
I,
Anast. Sin. 117 C.

Patriarch. \\21
Tropi-
Allian.
I,
288 A.
380
C Kara
with partiality, partially, favoring only

side.
one
Kara
437 A. 628 A.
2.
Clem. A.
(oiros,
Of one person
Socr. 220
'Ek fiovo/iepeias
consisting
7,
z=
helvos).
301 C.
fiovofxepeiavfxovofifpr]!,
is,
401 A.
(pêpos)
Arcad. 143, 21.

Patriarch. 1124
but
of one pari,
Isid. Gnost.
povonpocriim-ios, adv. sincerely.
simple.
Hermog. Khet.
15.
B.
povcmTepos,
ov,
Sext. 191, 10. Tatian. 837 A. 1269 B. 'Ek roO p.ovoTropically, one-sided, partial. Kara povopcpetav. pepovs, or CK povopspovs,
(rtTfpov)
with
one wing.
Solom. 1356 C.
povoTrrwTos, ov,
(ovap).
(yrTaais^
having hut one
case
Lucian. Calumn.
povopcpms, adv.
6.
Socr. 1,31.
Kara povopfpfiav.
Macar.
208 C.
povoperpos,
ov, (pirpov) monometer, consisting Dion. H. of one measure, in versification. V, 213, 12. Drac. 134, 12.
Drac. 113, 11. povo-TTupyiov, ov, TO, a single tower, a fortress consisting of a single tower. Proc. HI,
286,
9.
povoiraXeiov, ov, to,
(^povoTraXiov^ trading-Tnart
enjoying a monopoly.
povowtoKea,
nopoly.
^cro),
Scyl. 714, 12.

to
povopoipla,
astrology.
as,
rj,
(po'ipa)
Sext. 731, 9
single
portion,
in
(/hoi/ottibXijs)
enjoy a moSept. Lev.
to irpaayov (foSDiosc. i, 184

single piece
TrKoia,
Polyh. 34, 10, 14.
8tov) roil pea-ovpavovvTos
pov-opxi-s, ecus, 6, with hut
one opxts.
Epict.
povo-poa-xos, ov, with one stalk.
21, 20.
Plut.
ov,
n, 917 D.
only.
2, 9,
(187), (jiiWa.
povos,
r],
alone,
r)pXv
32 Oin
*pov6^vkos,
timber.
ov,
consisting
5,
of a
4,
of
ZtTTiv
e<^'
Xen. An.
3, 42, 2.
11,
Pohjh.
Arr. P.
Sirai.
M.
so.
E. 15.
Subcanoe.
19. 20.
canoes.
stantively, TO povo^vKov,
likolov,
7,
Polyh.
3,
43, 2.
17.
3,
3,
p. 240,
2. Adverbially, povov, (a) oriy. Ens. Alex, 429 B Kat ov povov on ov StrjKmnj' (b) as soon aaTe avrols, aWd Kai, k. t. X. Did. A. 712 A Movov tc yap eXSn, as.
only thing.
povov pev ovv
dirdvratv, the
Zos.
219,
220,
5.
CTron.
720,
v6vs tXecos evpl(rKTUL.
Theoph. 38, 10 ModvevrjSrjcre.
Porph.
Adm.
74, 19.
vov yap fjyyia- .... kcu cvdiis
povoovdMs, ov, (ôixrla) singular in its kind? 2. Of single Vseudo-Jacob. 6, 3, KapirosHippol. Haer. 536, 11. essence or substance.
For
^ povov,
as
pJ>vov, see
provided
that.
cvpl(TKcovTai.
For povov
under ^, as. (c) Rhodon 1336 A Movov eh

iva,
see
iva.
(d)
204 A, the Sabellian Son-Father. povomdeia, as, f), (iradeiv') affection of one side. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 48, 22, rav 6(j)da\pS>v. Mai. povowdnov, ov, to, (wdros) footpath.
Athan.
I,
except, with the single exception of.
ApophtL
8,
Poemen. 152, toO

povoo'dvhaXos, ov,
PavKciKlov.
Chron. 622,
Tov avTOv irpaiTtupiov(a-dvbaKov^

3.
with one sandal.
469, 9 Miav 6&6v povOTranov,

Basilic. 58,
2, 1.
z:=.
^=
povoTzanov.
Apollod.
1, 9,
16,
povo-trewTos, ov, the only worshipful.

povoirdrtov.
Greg. Naz.
povo-TvaTos, ov, 6,
Theoph. 285,
is his
in, 1256 A.
povoo'tTiâj, Lira,
15, rou KaOiupnros-
^^
povofrtriw, to eat hut once a
povmrdrtop, opos,
father.
6, (naTrjp')
one who
own
day.
Apophth. Poemen. 168.

cff,
povo(rKe\r]s,
1. 61,
((TKeXos) Qne-legged.
leg.
Strai. 15,
(niXpa) L. monosolis, singleDioclet. G. 9, 13. soled. povoTrXcvpos, ov, (nXfvpd) with one flank. Ael.
povQTTeXpos, ov,
standing on one
Strah. 17,
ov,
povoiTTcyos, ov, (o-Teyij)

I,
of one
1,
Story.
Dion, H.
583, 17.
37, p. 384, 19.
Tact. 36, 4.
povoiroSapla, as,
leg ?
rj,
povo-aTe\-}(ps,
with
one trunk,
of
trees.
(noSdpiov) a standing on one
BasU.
I,
I,
109 B.
line.
a heretical Jewish ceremony.
C!em. R. 1437 D.
(Compare
Orig. I,
Pseudo380
povo-a-nxns, ov, consisting of one
Plut.
verse.
B. C.)
povoTToSia, as,
r),
633 Lucian.
B
II,
TO povooTixov,
389, ijriypappa.
one single
{povlmovs) one foot in a verse.

Schol.
povoa-Toixe<o
Sophrns. 3349
D povo(rroixowniT,
let-
Drac.
167,
4.
Heph.
6,
1,
p. 35.
read p6va aroixovvres

ter
? follotving only the
Schol. Arist. ISTub. 275.

/xovoTTotos, ov,
of the Law.
Athen. apud
I,
(n-otof)
of
single
quality, simple.
povo-arotxos, ov, in or of one row.

Orib.
26, 4.
Sext. 22, 33.
625, 21, et alibi.

TO,
(jTo/jTo)
Drac. 56,
5.
pavoTTopTov,
ov,
an
only
door.
povoaropos, ov, (âropa)

Antyll.
with
a single mouth
Chron. 626, 16.

povo-TTovs, ovv, one-footed.
povoTTpoo'coTreai,
T/tro),
apud
Orih. Ill, 631, 9.

ov, 6,
Poll. 10, 69.
povo-crrpdrriyos,
elpi.
sole
pQV07rp6(r<on6s

povoirfioaajros, ov,
army, generalissimo. Porph, Them. 16, 9.

6, 14.
commander of an Theoph, 613. 643, 20.

Theoph. Cant,
34, 7.
(^potramov)
with
one face.
Digitized
by Microsoft
fiovocnpo<îK6<;
.(Hovoorpoôtdy,
^,
769
monostrophic,
/MOpOÔ'i
6v,
(arporjiri)
Apollod.
2,
1, 9.
2, 8, 3, 4.
Polyh.
5, 67, 6.
Strab.
having
one
strophe
only,
responding
8, 2.
avTiarpotî).
without a corHeph. Poem. 3, 2.
Moer.
141.
fiovoH^Soyyos, ov, of or with one sound.
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 1303.
iTtAnostrophically.
ltovo<rrpo(f>tKS>s,
adv.
Heph.
ei/ii.
Theodos. 1031, 18, a-vWa^Tj, having but one vowel,

ov, (^c'pjSo))
Poem.
3, 7.
ijcrto,
ôrotrvXXajSco),
povoôpôs,
ôvocriiXXajSds
feeding alone.
Greg.
Naz.
Ill,
984 A.
1230 A.
(<ûo-ts)
Apollon. D. Pron. 294 B. 311 A. ôvoavWaîa, as, fj, the being ôi/o(ruXXaj3os. Apollon. D. Adv. 566, 16.
.ôroo-uXXoôr,
oi/,
Movo(f>vatTT]s, ov, 6,
Monophysita, one
who
believes in only one nature in Christ; opposed to AupvaiTtisThe Monophysites
(truXXa/Sij)
monosylla-
bus,
monosyllabic.
X)!On. fr.
V, 104, 11. D. Pron. 272 A. Adv. 566, 17. Hermog. Rhet. 293, 12. Pseudo-Demeir. 5, 10 Has SeoTrdnjs SouXo) /wvoaiXKaôs, uses monosyllables.
Dion. Thr. 641, 16. Drac. 19, 10. Apollon.
were hostile to the decrees of the Chalcedonian Council. Anast. Sin. 41 A. B. Damasc. I, 741 A. Theoph. 508, 20. Cedr. n, 7, 15. (See also Theod. Ill, 1200 D. Leant. I, 1248 C.)
povocl)wvea ==: pov6cj)a>v6s dpi.
povo-xlraiv,
covos,
6,
fiovoavXKdfias, adv. in one syllable.
Apollon. D.
Pron. 369 C.
one way,
541, 3.
.fwvoa-xruws, ov,
Moer. 251.
Apollon. D. Adv.
Caesarius 869. wearing only the tunic. Polyb. 14, 11, 2. Diod. 17, 35. Plut. I, 467 F. Hes Oioxircov .... (Compare Socr. 4,
9 'Evj ;(iTmi/i (Kixptro.)
rjo-ai,
fiovoiTX'iiidnaros, ov, {a-)(rjfiaTiâ>) formed in only
of one form.
((r;fi)/ia)
povoxiTcovsa,
::= povoxirav elpi.
Abuc.
157 A.
of one form.
Drac.
povoxiravla, as,
Ill,
fj,
the being povox'Tiov.
Ephr.
136, 11, a-Ttxos, a dactylic verse consisting
425 F.
tVo),
wholly of dactyles, or of spondees.

/lovoa-xiSris,
is,
povoxopSiâ,
9.
to
play on the povoxopSov.

Poll. 4,
(trxlC"'}
^^^h
a single course
Orib. Ill, 631,
plain,
Aristid. Q. 116.
(direction).
Antyll.
apud
fiovormXP^t ^^!
wall, a wall
'
2.
single wall,
simple
povoxopdov, ov, TO, (xopbij) monochord. 60. Iambi. V. P. 256.

povoxpoios,
ov,
without turrets and buttresses.

one tcvxos. Caesarius 1176. L. soUtas, aloneness,
povSxpoos.
Xenocr.
57.
Theoph. 592,
Achmet. 158.
povo'xpovos,
short).
ov,
fiovorevxos, ov, in
.liovoTTjs,
consisting
TjTos,
fj,
(ftovos)
Arcad.
Frag.
3,
139,
onliness, oneness.
Epiphanes apud Hippol.
Haer. 292, 2 {Iren. 565 A). 2. Solitude: celibacy. Epiph. I, 868 B. 11, 824 A. Pallad. Laus. 1041 A.
fiovoTofila,
Of,
^,
Longin.
113.
of one time (one 20 Xe|(r, as ai, 14. Porphyr. Prosod.

Ephr.
I,
povo-ôipos, ov, of one sound.
58 F,
quid?
6, (Movrai/ds) Montanist, follower of Montanus. Const. I, 7. Did. A. Epiph. I, 845 D. Soz. 14.72 B. 881 B. Tim. Presb. 20 Theod. IV, 401 C. 404 A. A. Movravos, ov, 6, Montanus, a fanatic. Aster. Urb. 148 B. 149 C. Hippol. Haer. 436, 69, Athan. II, 688 Eus. 11, 464 A. et alibi. Greg. Naz. lH, 1109 Basil. I, 649 D. A.
(reiivo))
a cutting
:
straight
MovravuTTris, ov,
straightforwardness.
fiovo-Tovos,
OV, rr,
Doroth. 1673 C.
uniform.
Clem. A.
of uniform tension 465 C.

f),
./lovoTovas, adv. uniformly.

fiovoTpoTria, as,
Longin. 34,
2.
the being liovorpoiros.
Basil.
IV, 365 C.
ftovoTp&iras (iMvorpoTros), adv. in one way, sim-
ply.
Jos. B. J. 5, 10, 4.
Clem. A.
II,
88 C.

single dish.
fiovoTpotfieco,
rjiroi),
Stud. 1716 B, one
A.
01
Theod. IV, 401 C.
Proc.
Ill,
73, 19
Movravot
Ill,
=z
Movraviarai.
(rpecpai), to live
upon
but one
jUOWBTO/ios, ov,
(ovvpd) of or with one name.
kind offood. Strab. 3, 3, 6. fMvmmrcos (rmos), adv. in one form. 997 C.

.liov6^rv(f>\os, ov,
Epiph.
29 A. B.
Epiph.
I,
blind of one eye.
Vit. Nil.
Jun.
164 A.
.fiovovTToiTTaTos, OV,
povanKos, rj, ov, (povdca) solitary, not gregarious. Philon I, 551, 14. Esai. 1213 A. Ta roS Xoyov pipos, part. p6piov, ov, TO, (or Trjs Xe^cas) p6pia, the parts of speech.
=
7,
of One
vwocrratTis.
Stud, 489
A.
Itovoâyia,
as,
fj,
Dion. H. V, VI, 1101, 4.

731 E.
Diosc.
3,
11.
31, 8.
64, 18.
104, 10.
Plut. II,
(iwvo(t>dyos^
2,.
:=
fiovo&irta.
2. A euphemism =
134 (144).
1115, 11, et alibi.
alSolovjiroadr).
Pseudo-/os. Mace.
liovo(f)d\ayyia,
as,
fj,
p. 499.
Plut. II. 479 E.
S.
single
(jidKay^.
Ael.
Particula, particle, short
Tact. 36, 4.
.ltov-6(j)da\p.os, ov,
=
97
iTp6(f>da\iJios, povofifiaros.
popoôs, ov,
Drac. 43, 20. 6, a kind of stone.
as pe, h, Kai Apollon. D. Synt. 141, 15.

;
word
Galen XII, 265
Digitized
by Microsoft
fioppivrj
770
also
fiovatKevofiai
rj,
D.
St.
2,
16.
Written
II,
/wpoxOos.
povâKirfys,
dvBpuyiruTKos, dvBpintua
Diosc. 5, 151 (152).

fwppivr], poppios, see povppivrj, povppivos.
pop(f)oi8r]s, is, {p.op(pfi,
EIAQ) inform,
335 D.
literally
735 A, et alibi. Just. Apol. 1, pop(po-TToi.ai, ijo-w, to give form. 9. Pseudo-iXon. 140 C.
form-like.
Pint.
Leo Diacon. 92. [The primitive of povâxiT^ris is the Russian povzA, man, avBpamos. The Grecized form of pov^ would be povôs, its diminutive uovdvBpamdptov,
mannikin.
fdra/r,
double diminutive
povâdT^rjs.
In
modern
poptpoiroda, as,
rj,
the giving
of form to a thing.
giving form.
PseudO'-Dion. 141 A.
pop(j)o7roi6s,
6v,
Greek povrôs means cabin-hoy swabber, and may be compared with the French mousse, Spanish mozo.]
Joann. Mosch. 2936
Hes.
to
(pop(pri,
jrote'o))
povÛiov, ov, TO, quid ?
Pseudo-Dion. 328 A.
/iop0oo-)cojror,
ok,
(o-Kon-co))
D.
observing forms,
povia, as,
povKiôa,
Tj,
(jivta)
maggot.
ptoKoopai,
1
divining
250.
p6p<j)6>v,
by the form of a
6,
person.
Artem.
l(Ta>,
^=
mock.
Leant.
Cypr.
avos,
(^popipTj^
zzz:
721 A.
{),
VTTOKptrqs, cipav,
povXa,
as,
724 A. Hes. Moumjfo .... the Latin u 1 a. Schol. Antec
L. simulator,
dissembler.
Vseud-Ignat. 761
4,3,8.^
povXiKos,
r],
B.
p^pcfjoyreov
=
rj,
ov,
{povK(i)
resembling a mule,
Set pop<j>oiiv.
6v,
Method. bQ C.
formative, giving
Procl.
Theoph. 657, 17.

povXlmv,
iv
3, 8.
rj,
popfpcoTiKos,
(popffioio)
covos, 6,
mulio
Basil.
form.
Hippol. Haer. 274, 10, ovtriasadv. formatively.
6xr)paTi.
IV, 861 C.
6 Idvvav ras pmikas Antec. 4,
Parm. 624 (27).

poptjicoTiKas,
Pseudo-iDion. 121 C.
Pseudo-Diore.
Sept.
their forms,
povy^LtoviKos,
ov,
mulionicus.
Diodet
208 C.
18,
7,
Psell.
1140 C, by
G.
9,
5.
poo'xopt-ov, ov, TO, little p.6(rxos, calf.
Gen.
I,
povKos, see pZXos-
et alibi.
Epict. 3, 22, 16.
Orig.
357 A.
fwa-xo-vroiea,
rjira, to
make a
to the molten calf.
Tryph. 1233 B.
19.
102.
calf, with reference Luc. Act. 7, 41. Just. Ong. I, 664 A. Tit. B.
(ûXros) to rebel, to he in a of rebellion. 'Theoph. Cont. 622. povXnav, cavof, o, (povKTOs) rebel. Genes,
povXTevo), evo'a,
state
35, 8.
ôCXtoj, ov,
lion,
riot.
9.
porTx<nToirjt7is, eas,
podxpTToda, as,
f),
molten
I,
calf).
I,
Aster. 376 D. making of a calf (the Just. Tryph. 7, p. 648 C. following.

the
240,
the Latin tumultus, rebels Theoph. 735, 12. Theoph. Cont. Achmet. 154 to povKTov.
6,
povvhos, ov,
Plut.
I,
6,
the Latin
mundus
11, 34, 6.
==
Kotrpos.
23 D.
6,
Proc.
Clem. A.
1000 A.
6,
1009 A. Hippol. 792 B. in, 397 c.

calf.
(paKrj.
,
Orig.
povvepdpios, ov,
yos.
munerarius^ XetTou/j-
Lyd. 157. 28.
p6<Txos, ov,
trios,
Dioclei. G. 8, 37, SaXda--
sea-calf ^^
poa-xos,
ov, 6, u s c u s musk, an animal. Cosm. Ind. 444 D. 445 D. Also musk, the scented substance. Apocr. Act. et Martyr. Matt. 2. Aet. 1, p. 9 b, 43. Achmet. 26.
povv-epirrjs, ov, 6, single rower. Antip. S. 96. povpôvkiv for povpôvKiov, ov, to, a species rf Theoph. 545, 15. fsh.
MovpKia,
as,
r/,
Murcia
Plut.
II,
rjs,
or
Murtia, an
,
epithet
of Venus.
lain ?
268 E.
27.
Also
1,
povppivj] or poppivTj,
% mur rh a
Epict.
porce-
any fragrance.
(poaxos,
(fiayeXv)
FseuAo-Diosc.
eating calves.
Arr. P.
rj,
Eupor.
154, p. 174, of strawberries.
povppivos,
poiTxo<t>a.yos, ov,
Paus.
ov,
M. E. 6. 48. murrhinus.
5 poppios.
3, 9, 21.
8, 18,
Schol. Arist.
Ran. 357.
pordpwv,
poTos, ov,
78.
ov, TO,
6, lint
povira,
Tjs, rj,
a kind of
soft brush,
used by the
poTos.
Galen.
I,
92 D.
Erotian.
priest at the Eucharist.

pova'alov, see povceiov.
Euchol. p. 42.
for dressing
wounds.
Diosc. 3, 86 (96). Galen. II, 89 E.

the poTos.
Plut. II, 100 D.
MovtraTos, ov,
6,
apud Eus.
which protects
On'6.
m,
poTofjivXaKiov, TO, (ûXao-o-o)) that
pova-dpiov, ov, TO,
Antyll.
apud
dress
= =
MmiJer^r,
Moses,
Numen.
302,
9.
696 B.
pova-eiov.
Mdl.
HI, 633,
10.
Eustrat. 2333
D poia-apov.
musivum,
mosaic-
Paul. Aeg. 172, <t>dppaKov.

poToa,
aa-co,
pova-elov or povaiov, ov, to,
(poTos)
to
a wound mth
lint.
work.
Sept. Hos. 6, 1. MovdpeS, 6, indeclinable, the Arabic mtimmd, Mohammed, the prophet. Damasc. I, 765 MdfieS. 1596 C Movxdped. .-ibuc. 1544 A
D.
Fseni-Hippol. 852 A. Eustrat. 2338 Mai 479, 16. Nic. U, 1036 E Uatrav
8m^<oypdîja-iv en-e eV (ravlmv, are
elKoviKrjv
A
D
8m
povcreiiov
iv
3.
Toixois,
Also,
pmnrmm.
I,
Theoph. 686,
(Compare Philon
157, 48.
Theoph. 471, 14 MdpeS. 475, 9 'Ape8. 503 MovdpeS. Greg. Dec. 1209 Madpe6. Meet. Byz. 673 Mma/ier.
Mcodped.
Sext. 748, 19.)
pova-iKfvopai (jmva-iKos), to he
a connoisseur
in
music.
Sext. 754, 14.
Digitized
by Microsoft
fwv<nKo<s
iiovaiKos,
71,
in
Patriarch. 1081
mosaic.
fivdor^paiêa)
C.
6v,
musical.
V fiOV(TiKri,
fiova-iKos,
I),
a singing woman.
6v,
7.
apud
Theoph.
Galen. U, 281 B, bone-setting. Orib. I, 436, 4.

f),
Antyll.
(lioviTc'iov)
p^x^-evTiKOs,
ov,
bvvdp^vos
/iOxXcveiv.
Cant. 146,
)U>v(r.ov,
Antyll.
apud
to
Orib. I, 517, 10.
fiovaioa, see funxreiov, novn'oa.

aros, to,
fiovariaifui,
/ioxXo-jroteo),
bar a door.
Pseudo-MZ. 545
fioiaraxTis.
Codin. 147,
C
Moylfoveanevs,
e'ois,
13.
fioviTucov,
d,
avos,
d,
muimo
Sirab. 5,
or
musmo,
355,
(Mdi/rou "Eo-Ti'a) a na(iue

13, 13, 4,
a mon3.
of Mopsuhestia.
^Darov, ov, TO,
98, 19.
livaKdvOivos,
Tj,
Jos. Ant.
p.vondpaiv ?
grel creature.
2, 7, p.
=;
-Diod Ex. Vat.
fiova-o-KoXa^, flatterer
Ill,
of
the muses.
Dion. H.
1832, 10.
ov, ofp,vaKav6a.
little
Hovao-XrjTTTos,
muses.
19.
under the influence of the Plut. I, 307 E, et alibi. Poll. 1,

ov,
Tjo-ia,
p.vdKiov, ov, t6,
p.ia^.
Orib. I, 202, 2. Pallad. Laus. 1082
C.
p.va\6s, oC, d, :=: fiveXos-
Phryn. 309, implied

to fill
toith
fiovaofuiveo),
:=
ixovaojiavtjs elfu.
PseudoPlut.
and condemned.
p,vaKoa,
axro), (fiueXdf) Sept. Ps. 65, 15.
Lucian.
Ill, 639.
fj,
marrowshell-fish.
2, 7.
fiovtrofiavia, as,
II,
the being iimKTOjxairqs.
706 C.
Iwva-QirdTaKTos, ov, (waTd(Tera>)

Cic. Quint. Frat. 2, 10.
fiva^,
fiouo-oXi/TTTor.
oKos,
6,
(p.vs)
a species
of
Xenocr. 51. 38. 39, the
Erotian. 394.
shell.
Diosc.
Galen. H, 101 F.
2.
1,
/jouo-d-TrveuoTOf, ov, muse-inspired.
Greg. Naz.
the muses.
evij.opcj)os.
The upper
Iivyp.6s, ov, 6,
m,
1340 A.
(revxcn)
part of the Koyxq of a church. Sophrns. 3984 A. B.
jiovaoTevKTos, ov,

liov(Tov\rifiiTris,
made by
6 Syav
a muttering, of the sound of M,

Sext. 621, 30.
ulceration, sore.
Dion. Thr. 631, 18.

fivSria-is, fcDs, 6, (p,v8da>)
ov,
6,
(Arabic)
mussulman.
rai/ fiov-
Diosc.
'
Porph. Cer. 689, 17 'Elouo-iaorijs

aovKij/uTau, z=^
luniaovpyeo),
rjtTta,
1, 23.
6, p. 17.
Plut. II, 915 C.
amir al-mslmin.
z^
noiKTOTroiea.
p,v8iov, ov, TO,
Poll. 4, 57.
a sort of surgical pincers. Aeg. 104. 158.
Paul.
PhUostr. 871.
Iiova-ovpyrjiia, aros, to,
livSpiatris,
song.
Damasc. U, 384
17,
CD.
fiova-ovpyirj,
rjs,
cas, ij, r:^ apmipaais toC opaTiRov, dimness of the eyes. Cels. Med. 6, 6, 37. Aret. 34 E. Galen. II, 269 D.
^,
Ionic for /wva-ovpyiai as,
p,veK6s, ov, 6, ;=; iyKccjiaXos, brain.
Galen. VI,
(fioviTovpyos^ music.
Lucian
I,
543.
378 E, condemned.
/iueo),
ijo-m,
Achmet. 57.
the sense of baptize
fiovaovpyiKos,
liovaovpyiKos,
17,
ov,
musical.
Poll. 4, 57.
to initiate, in
ri,
ov, Qjimia-eLov,
relating to mosaic-work.
ÎrrjCpiSes.
EPrQ) mu si vu s, Damasc. II, 348 D,

inlay with mosaic.
and admit to the use of the sacred offices and knowledge of the mysteries of the
Christian religion.
7,
HoviToto, axra,
(îxovtreiov)
Mai. 223,
liovaraKia,
4.
Also,
ra,
to
38. 8,
7.
8 d p,vovp.evos, one
who
is
about
to be
a>v,
a kind of cake.
fiovaioa. Codin. 141, 7. the Latin mustacea, Athen. 14, 57.
baptized, a candidate for baptism.
Socr. 325
A.
Soz. 1436 A.
ov, 6,
p,v^riTr]s,
(/xufaa)
an insect injurious to
Iambi. V. P. 38.
jiovaTov, ov, t6, or fioOoro j, ov, 6,
m u s tu s
Lyd.
12.
or
9.
vegetation.
fiinjpa, aros, to,
Iivrjcrts, i>s,
17,
mu81um
Geopon.
sweet
20.
new wine.
Theoph.
82,
3,
Symm.
Ps. 77, 46.
jj,vj)(tis.
9,
Anon.
(p,vca>) initiation.
Philon
I,
I,
Med.
267.
eats,
17.
Plut. II, 169 D.
Clem. A.
156^ 88 A.
f), (/ioii(rd<o) an inlaying with Mai. 232, 20. 339, 7. Eustrat. iwvaarqs, oC, d,' worker in mosaic. 2336 A.
junHToxTis,
Soz. 1008 C, baptism,

fivddpiov, ov, rh,
little
mosaic.
fivBos.
Cleomed. 69, 28.
Strab.
13,
1,
69.
Plut. II, 14 E.
Meet.
11,
Byz. 757 A.
Iivdevfia, aros, t6, tale.
Movxdfied, see Movd/ifB.

/wxdrjpos, a, ov,
vicious, faulty, fallacious,
oXijftji, iyiTis.
Classical.
Dion. H.
un-
637, 5.
iwdripia, <ov, TO, travesty oi p.v(iTr)pia,
sound; opposed to
12, et alibi.
lu)x6ripS>s,
Sext. 82,
coined by
Clem.
;
A.l,n
adv. fallaciously
opposed to
Aquil.
6p6S>s.
HvBiaôiiw.
A.
fable in iambic verse.
p,v6eva).
Sext. 237, 13.

lioxBrjpoopAu,
to
fivB-'iafiôs, ov, 6,
Babr. 108, Prolog. 13. Babr.
he liox&qpos.
Job
6,
108, Prolog. 8.
fivdibiov, ov,
tI>,
25.
IwxBuTiws, ou,
C.
lu>x)êLa, as, ^,
6,
= ^
z=. fivSapiov.
Lucian. HI, 31.
pxixBos.
Ant. Mon. 1841

Plut. Frag. 738
Aihan.
Strab.
II,
24 C.
rjcrco,
p.vOoypa(l>4a>,
(fivBoypdipos) to vjrite legends
ixoxXevo-is.
3, 4, 4.
Digitized
by Microsoft
fivdoypaîa
ltvdoypa(f>la, as,
1, 2, 35.
fj,
772
Strab.
57,
fivpa\oi<f>ea)
grinders, molar teeth
7.
the writing
1, 3, 9.
of legends. Meet. Byz. 709 C.

writer
Sept.
Job
29, 1
7.
Ps.
jiv6oypa.<f)os, ov, 6,
(ypdcpco)
4, 40, 2.
Pohjh.
3, 91, 7.
Diod.
6, 3.
4, 7.
of legends. Dion,
30,
fivXtalos, a, ov,
=
7,
p,v\iK6s'
Dion. Alex. 1297

Strab. 10, 5, 16.
A.
fivXias, ov, 6,
2, 3, p.
ff. I, 35, 15.
Strdb. 11,
1, 2, 8, p.
=z
6v,
fivXiTijs.
10.
fivBocTieia, as,
fj,
(ehrelv)
428,
fi,
\i0os.
fivBoKoyia.
Nicet.
fivXiKos,
{fiiXos)
belonging
2, Xtdos,
to
mill.
Byz. 729 C.
livBo-dprjo-Kfia, as,
7,
religion based
on fables.
Caesarius
Did.
A..
Marc. Apoc.
4.
9,
42.
Luc. 17,
1.
millstone.
18, 21 as v.
Theod. Anc. 1408 C.

fivdoKecrxris,
p.iiXivos, ov,
made ofXiOos
v.
/iuXinjj.
ov,
6,
^=.
pmdoKoyos.
Apoc. 18, 21 as
p.
1.
=
a
Inscr. 33 71
/uvXocds.
976.
fiv66-7r\a(rfia, aros, t6,
imXiTris, ov, 0, belonging to

fivSoTTolrjfia.
1 1,
mill.
Strab.
460, 16, Xidos.

tooth.
6v, distorted.
548 B.
fivOoirXaareai, rjaco,
Molar
Galen. H, 96 A. Galen. 11, 375 E.
6,
2
2.'
z=
fiv6o7rkd(TTt]S
elfii.
Pki-
p.vXX6s,
fj,
Polem. 252,
adv.
liJce
oto'/m.
lon
I,
235, 22.
f],
p,vXoei,8S>s
(p.vXoet8f;s),
mill-stone
fivdoTrXaa-Tia, as,
II,
fiction or figment.
Athan.
Theod. IV, 904 B.

fivXos, ov, 6,
148 B. 465 B. C.
23.
/ivdo-TTouai, to invent fables.
Apol.
1,
Orig.
I,
605 A. Diod. 4, 35. Just. 721 A. 360 A, eavrols

Plut.
11,
p.vXri,
mill.
Sept. Ex. 11,
5.
Deut. 24,
livXaoTopLs,
8.
et alibi.
fj,
ibos,
(jivXos,
crro/ia)
quid?
VTToOeo-ets.
livdoTToirjiia, aros, to, fiction.
Epiph. 17 A.
Sext.
I,
632 D.
fj,
fwXadpiKos,
Plut.
II,
ov,
(/ivXaSpos) befitting a mUler.
fivdonolria-is, cms,
r],
invention of fables.
159 D.
Schol.
430, 30.
fivdoTToua, as.
fj,
:=
preceding.
Strab.
1, 1,
19. 32.
fivXavapx^]!, ov, 6, {pLvXcov, apxai) miller. Arist. Eq. 253.

livXaviov, ov, TO,
fiCâ,
77s, 17,
Plut. II,
Orig.
I,
348 A. 708 C.
Hippol. Haer.
ScTiol.
258,
myXum
iivXmv.
,
Soz. 1529 C.
Diosc.
a kind oiplum.
jivBonoios, ov, 6, fabulist.
Arist. Pac.
Eupor.
p-vâpiov,
6, 13.
2,
67, p. 283.
129, AiVrnTTOr.
fivla,
as,
fj,
muschetta
Leo. Tact. 19, 53.
(from
muse a),
a kind of arrow to be shot witli a To|o/3aXXi'orpa.
TO. little myxum. Anton. 4, 48. Apophth. 225 C. p.v$6ppoos, ov, (p.iia, pEm) snotty-nosed. Ruf. OV,
that, after the discovery of
mediaeval
muschetta
musket.']
[It would seem gunpowder, the was applied to
apud
livoydXfj,
Orib. Ill, 158, 10.

rjs, f),
fivyaX^.
little
Diosc. 2, 73.
/ivoycîj.
fivoyaXlSiov,
ov, to,
Epiph.
Strab.
I,
the propelling engine.
Hence the
Italian
988 A.
fivoBripeai,
fjo-a,
moschetto,
Mvlaypos,
catcher,
75.
fivtSiov,
ov, 6,
(p,v'i.a,
aypa)
Myiagros,
fj.vs
Brjpeva.
3, 4,
Fly-
18.
p,voKe(f>aXov, ov, to,
(jj.ijs,
an Elean god.
TO,
3.
o,
.
Plin. 10, 28 (40),
disease of the eye.

ov,
7,
little
p,vs.
Epict.
1,
23,
4.
fivoios, ov, 6,
L.
glis,
KeôXij) the name of a Galen, n, 269 B. dormouse. Charis. 546,
Anton.
fivivos,
ov,
22.
fivs,
mouse.
Doroth. 1681
imonapmv,
o)i/os, 6,
myoparo,
I,
D.
fivw-eiSfjs, es, lihe
fivio(t)6pos,
vessel (sail).
Plut.
a kind oiligU 492 D. 499 E, et alibi.

477, 72.
Isid. Hisp.
a fly.
Cass. 151, 22.
Cell. 10, 25.

flies.
App.
I,
ov,
{p,v7a,
(j)epa>)
producing
19, 1, 21.
Sophrns. 3489 B.
fivKapos,
a,
6v,
p-voTpanos, ov, (p.is, TiTpaa-Ka)
wounded
in the
{p.vKaopm)
lowing.
Caesarius
muscles.
fivovpiâ,
Diosc.
ia-a>,
1.
68, p. 73.
elfu.'
1072.
fivKfiTjjs, ov, 6,
=
OV,
fivKTiTiKos,
ri,
ov,
Galen. VI, 429 C. (fivKaofioi) capable of bellowing.

pvKtjs.
Sext. 553, 23.

iivKTjTivos,
T],
Psendo-Dion. 137 C.
(/luKJ)?)
Dion. P. 404. Nicom. 124. 126 as V. 1. Galen. 11, 259 A Uvovpiâv <r<j)vypos. Antyll. apud Orib. HI, 629, 15.
Strab.
2, 5,
=:
jivovpos
14, p. 178, 23.
made of mushroom.
I,
fi,vo<^6pos,
incorrect for
ov, TO,
Lucian.
34, 2.
fiviocfyopos.
II, 83.
pvoxodov,
(xefffl)
2,
fivKTrip, fjpos, 6, sneer.
Lucian.
at.
/ivoa-KiXevSpov,
24.
Lonqin. ^
1, 1,
mouse-dung.
242.
p.v6a>, aa-a,
Diosc.
98, p. 226.
Moer
Antyll
ointment.
livKTripiô), i(ra>,
to
sneer
Sept. Esdr.
(jivs)
I,
to
49, et alibi.
fiVKTripia-pos, ov, 6,
render muscular.
9.
apud
a sneering,
2, 7, 39.
Orib.
582,
sneer.
Sept. Ps.
pvpaXelîov, ov, t6,
34, 16.
fivXr),
Tjs,
Mace.
fj,
(p.ipov,
9, 7.
aXei'ô))
Dubious.
Epict. 4,
fi(ra,
plural
al /nuXai,
molares,
the
pvpaXot(f,e'a,
(aXotî}) to apply ointment.
Digitized
by Microsoft
fivpaXoKJiia
Poll. 6, 105.
773
476 B.
SyAes.
pvptoTiiios, ov, (np,ri)
fivpov of immense value. Damasc.

ten
Clem. A.
ij,
I,
1200 D, neuter.
fLvpdkoujiia, as,
II,
m,
myrapium,
a variety of Geopon.
693 B.
ov,
662
A as v.
Cels.
application of ointment. Plut. 1. Poll. VI, 105.
p,vpi6-<l>iKos,
with
thousand
friends.
Themist. 328, 35.

livpi6<t)vXKos,
ov,
livp-catiSiov, ov, rb,
((jniXKov)
with innumerable
pear.
1-0,
Med.
a
4, 26, p. 152, 6.
leaves.
76, 11.
little
myriophyllon,
fiupov.
Diosc. 4, 113 (115) to p.vpi6<l>vXKov, a plant.
fivpd<j>iov, ov, TO,
Epict. 4, 9, 7
livpio-xeiKos, ov, with ten
thousand
lips.
Sophrns.
177.
as V.
1.
Iivpe\jrris,
ov, 6,
3224 A.
iivpr\lr6s-
fivpe^jfrrfpwv, ov, rh,
Euagr. 2496 C.
pvpia-pa, aros, (p.vpiâ>) perfume.
Poll.
7,
fivpeyjfov ipycurnipiov.

laipurpios, ov, 6,
Aquil.
Job
41, 22.
fivpeyjfiov, ov, to,
^= fivpov.
(jivpioi,
Symm.
Iivpiayaryos,
ov,
ayai)
I,
Ssai. 57,
9.
fivpuKôpos.
Strab. 3, 3, 1.
ItvpuiSuT/ws,
ov,
Philon
6,
333, 17.
fivpidSes-
an anointing. Sept. Judith 16, Athen. 12, 69, p. 547 F. Nil. 500 D. p-vpiOTiKos, T), OV, fragrant. Aet. 1, p. 9 b, 39 Kapvov, nutmeg.
7.
a reckoning by
fivpiawfuis, ov,
(owpa) of innumerable names.

L. verruca, wart.
1,
Syncell. 62, 9.
63, 20.
Plut. n, 372 E.
p.vpp.rjKia,
Itvpiê), i<T(o, (^p,vpov) to
anoint vnth holy ointment

is
as,
tj,
Philon
2,
11,
after baptism.
origin.
The ceremony
n,
786
of Gnostic
Tertull. I,
225, 20.
Diosc.
81.
183.
69.
126.
Iren. 664 B.
1206
C.
^
Phot,
665 A. A.
Galen. H, 273 E.
p.vpp^Kla<Ti.s,
(See
also
cms,
i),
Greg. Nyss.
vapKxj.
II,
37 A.
Schol. Arist.
XPio-fm.)
Itvpia/ivov, TO,
Vesp. 713.
=: fivpioi
(fjLvptot,
d/woi.
Caesarius 1004.
p.vpp.r)KMm,
da-a,
(pvpptj^)
to
have the
itch.
HvptoôXos, ov,
p.vpLo(f)6pos.
âXKai) zr^ fivpiayarvos, Theoph. 578, 6,
Sept. Lev. 22, 22.

fi.vpp.r]Klâ>, ltra>, to
Melamp. 485. creep like an ant. Galen. U,
IwpLoykaxTiTos, ov, (yXaaira) with ten
thousand
259 F.
Vn,
34
^(j)vyp6s fivpprjKLîov.
tongues.
Sophrns. 3224 A.
/ivpioSovTot, ov,
p.vppr)Ki.ov, ov, TO, little fiipp,!)^.
Joann. Mosch.
following.
Nil. 1144 C.
3056 C.
p.vpij.riKroi8rjs, is, ant-like.
pvpiodovs, ovv, (oSovs) with ten thousand teeth.
Cass. 151, 22.
Philipp. 29, with huge teeth (tusks).

Itvptoeis, fo-a-a, ev, alibi.
/aipioiKis,
I'Sor,
p.vpp.rjKo-\ea}v, ovtos, 6,
ant-lion,
4, 11.
the
name
of an
fivpios.
Sibyll. 1, 224, et
animal.
C.
Sept.
livpfiriKwSTjS, cs,
Job
iivpp,riKoei8ris.
Plut. 11, 458
^,
(oocos)
having myriads of
with ten thousand
houses.
Stud. 805 D.
ov,
pvpo^dXavos,
ov, (jivpov,
ôKavos)
Diosc.
myrobala1,
fivpioKi^côs,
heads.
(Ke(âKri)
nus,
B.
the
behen nut.
(jSan-Tm)
148.
Jos.
Clim. 924 C.
rj,
J. 4, 8, 3, p. 299.
is,
I,
livpio-fuiKapioTris, rjTos,
infinite bliss.
Pseudoblessed.
fivpoâtjifis,
dipped in perfume.
Chrys. IX, 471 A.

Hvpio-fuucapurros, ov, infinitely
Clem. ^.
528 A.
(/SXuco)
happy or
fivpo^'KvTTjs, ov, 6,
NU. 96 B.
livpiofipaTos, ov,
erous ointment.
(op/xa) myriad-eyed.
As an
flowing with odorifepithet it is applied

oil.
Hippol.
to Saint Demetrius, because his relics ex-
Haer. 166, 20.

livpi6iwpcj)os, ov, (iiop(j)fi)
uded great
of innumerable forms. Eust. Mon. 929 A.
quantities of fragrant
II.
Horol.
Anthol. Ill, 218, 13.
2.
Substantively, to p.vpi6pop(pov
Oct. 26 {Cedr.
fivpo^pexvs,
Sept.
is,
532, 8).
(fipexco)
wet with
give
unguent.
ointment.
dpîX-
Mace.
3, 4, 6.
Xeios,
a plant.
Diosc. 4, 36.
fivpoboTia,
rjo-a,
(pvpoSoTrjs) to
8,
pvpio-veKpos, ov, in
I,
which myriads died.
Plut.
Theoph. 679,
p.vpo86n]s, ov,
6,
said of holy relics.
665 A.
(p.vpov, SiSiopi.') giver
of
oint-
livpiovraiAdoios, ov,
^=
p,vpicm\dcru>s.
Epiph.
n, 28 C.
livpiovTairkatriais
Euchol. p. 687, a church officer. p.vpo86xos, ov, (Sixopai) containing ointment.

ment.
^^ ixvpi07f\a<Tia)S.
Epiph. TU,
innumerable
Vseud-Athan. IV, 908 A.

fivpo-Brjicri,
rjs,
f),
100 C.
pvpumaSffs,
is,
ointment-vase.
Schol. Arist.
(waSelv') subject to
Ach. 1051.
/ivpov, ov, TO,
sufferings.
Basil. Ill,
632 D.
L. unctio, the ointment with which
pvpioTrkairlas {fivpionKairios), adv. ten-thousands
Clem. A. I, 516 B. fold. pvpimkeBpos, ov, (rrXeSpdu) of innumerable plethra. Diod. II, 523, 80. Sept. Sap. 12, fivptag. fivpiorrris, rjTos, V,
22.
a person just baptized is anointed. Iren. Const. II, 7. Tertull. I, 1206 C. 664 B. 1093 C. Pseudo-Zasi. Cyrill. H. 1089 B. 1261 D. Pseudo-Dion. 396 C. 472 D. 504 2. The fragrant oil which exudes from C. Simoc. the bones of distinguished saints.
Digitized
by Microsoft
flVpOTTUlKlOV
54, 15.
774
Porph. Them.
Clem. A.
unguent.
flVCTTtKOV
Damasc.
Cedr.
II,
314 D.
8.
A. n, 112 A.
Athan.
n'
to
37,17.
I,
n, 532,
fivpoTTciXtov, ov, TO,
nvpoTTioKeiov.
652 A.
OV,
608 A. Grig. I, 1000 B. Cfreg. Naz. II, 401 B, 864 C. 2. To celebrate the eucharisl, or Tiva. baptize. Athan. I, 276 C. Soz. 1569
II,
fivpoToKos,
Cyrill.
(jexelv)
producing
B.
/ivarayayrjfia, aros, to,
A. X, 1037 A.
ov,
=:
following.
Pseud-
p.vpo<j)6pos,
(<p^po))
bearing or containing
p.vpocj)6poi yvvalncs,
Athan. IV, 944 B.

fivcrrayayia, as,
rj,
ointment.
Tseud-Aihan. IV, 1064 A, dyyelov.
Ant. Mon. 1476 D.

the
ointments.
Ai
initiation into the mysteries.
women who went

(titul.).
to the sepulchre
1847
Sophrm. 3985 A. Nic. n, 661 E.

inchisive,
with Greg. Ant.
2.
Plut.
I,
210 E.
981 E.
Iambi. Myst.
4, 9.
Initiation into the sacraments.
Iren.
Stud. 21
'H
Kvpiaxri
rav Mvpoipopav,
the third
Sunday
628 B. 661 A. Eus. II. 65 A. CyrUl. H. 1076 A. Did. A. 304 B, rod âTniapaTos. Isid. 200 A, ordination.
fwoTayayySs, ov,
6,
(fivarrris,
after Easter,
celebrated in com-
aya>)
mystagoI,
memoration of the
44, 20.
fivpom, axTio,
1,
pvpo(f)6poi.
Porph. Cer.
gu
one who initiates into the mysteries.

Strab. 14,
1,
Epiph. Mon. 209 B.
268 C.
Classical. et alibi.
44.
Plut.
210 D,
pvpiîo.
Chrysipp.
apud Athen.
Aet.
1, p. 9,
Clem. A.
16, p. 9
rj,
E.
fivpmvaTos,
1 2,
e\mov,
ov,
pvpo'LVLVos-
Did. A. 624 C.
84 B. Method. 360 C. 2. In Christian writers,

I,
Upevs, priest.
Men. P.
329, 21.
S,
pvpirlvivov eXatov.
to,
Cicerone, at the temples.

eXatov.
p,v(TTr]piaôjjLai
Cic. Verr.
4, 59.
fivpa-tv-eXaiov,
ov,
=:
p.vpo'lptvov
{pvaTTjpiov), to celebrate in secret.
Diosc.
1,
48
(titul.).
Phot.
Diosc.
II,
82 C.
I,
fivptriveoiv,
see pvaivav.
1,
p.vo'TrjpLoXoyiw, rjira, (Xeyco)
opyidâ.
SchoL
fivpfTivivos, ov,
of myrtle. unguent perfumed with A. I, 488 C.
48, t\aiov^
Clem. A.
777 C.
I,
myrtle-leaves.
Clem.
pva-Trjpiov, ov, to, mystery.
Greg. Naz.
Diosc. 5, 37, oivos,
II, its
pvp(riviTrjs, ov, 6,
of myrtle.
Clem. A. I, 301 A. 897 B. 497 B. Greg. Nyss. 73 A, the mystery of the Incarnation and
flavored with myrtle-leaves.

fivpo'ivoecBois
concomitants.
The
mystery (sacramen-
{pvp<rivoidr]s^,
adv.
like
myrtle,
Antyll.
fivpa-ivajv,
apud
Orib. Ill, 577, 6.
covos, 6,
^=
Sept.
p.vpptvav,
myrtetum,
1,
myrtle-grove.
livpa-ivcav.
Judic.
35.
Also,
Aquil. Zachar.
1, 8.
Basil. Sel.
576 B.
p.vpTiKOKKOV, OV, TO, (k6kkos')
=
with
pvpTov, myrtle-
herry.
Lex. Botan.
livpTiTrfs, ov, d, (pvpTov")

5,
of myrtle-berry. Diosc.
myrtle-berries.
36,
otvos,
flavored
Artem. 93.
jivpTov, ov, TO,
:^
vip(j)ri,
clitoris.
Ruf. apud
labia
Orib.
m,
390, 13.
(^pvprov, ;(ftXos)
Ill, 391, 1.
/tupTo;(eiXa, av, Ta,
pu-
dendi.
Ruf. apud Orib.

fj,
fivpaBrjs, es, like 'pvpov.
Schol. Lucian.
U, 333.
Hvaapo-TToda, as,
(pv<rap6s, irouto) abominable
practice
Eus.
II,
320 A.
apâi) author
24.
tum) of baptism. Clem. A. IT, 112 A, t^s Eus. VI, 1013 A. (T<j)payi8os. Athan. U, 236 C. Greg. Naz. II, 400 B. Cyrill. H. 361 A. Greg. Nyss. TH, 421 C. 585 B. The mystery of the eucharist. Eus. VI, 705 C. Athan. I, 268 A. 300 B. II, 1325 C. Basil. IV, 669 C. Cyrill. H. 1124 B. Macar. 209 A. Greg. Nyss. HI, 268 B. Epiph. I, 981 A. Chrys. X, 392 E. 393 A. I, 131 E. 132 A. 243 A. VH, 288 C. 310 D. Pallad Laus. 1049 A. 1179 A. Theod. Mops. 888 A. 889 A. Nil. 104 A. 345 D. Theod. IV, 360 B. Soz. 325 A, the sacred elements. [The mysteries recognized by Saint Theodorus Studites (1524 B) are baptism, eucharist, unction, orders, monastic tonsure, and the mystery of death or funeral ceremonies. Notliing about marriage or confession.
Hva-apxr)!, ov,
6, (fiva-os,
of a foul
The Greek Church now

cTTia,
recognizes seven
deed.
Sept.
Mace.
2, 5,
livaepapxqs, ov,
6, (p,v(rep6s, Slpx)
=
11,
mysteries, namely, âwntrpa, xp^cfui, evxapt-
preceding.
lepma^vrj,
fifTavom,
ydfios,
and
evxe-
Eulog. 2941 C.
/xuo-fpof, a, ov,
\tuov.']
p,v<Tap6s.
Theophil. 1125 C.
p.vaTripta)Sris, es, mystical,
mysterious.
Plut.
II,
Mai. 35,
/xvciam
170.
fiia-is,
7.
10 E.
abominably.
996 B.
Eus. H, 69 A.
mystically,
mysteriously.
Iren.
liva-epas, adv.
Eus.
889 B.
Cornut.
38.
p.vaTr]piaiSS)s,
adv.
KeKoprjuBai
(Kopevvvfu).
Tatian. 809 A.
Theophil. 1093 A.
468 A.
cas, , (jiiai)
a closing.
Diosc.
1,
2,
fiva-TLKos,
178 (179).
/xvo-o-o)
fiva.
Method. 376 C.
(^p,v<TTayy6s)
T), OV, hidden, mystic, mystical ; often applied to the eucharist, and sometimes to baptism. Hippol. 628 B, rpan-efa, the holy
lxv<TTayayyett>,
fjcra),
to
initiate.
table.
Strab. 17,
1,
38.
PhUon
11,
146, 19.
Clem
chalice.
Athan. I, 264 A. 265 D, ironjptoi/, the Greg. Naz. 11, 404 A. Greg. Nyss.
Digitized
by Microsoft
/ivernKox;
775
Petr.
2, 1, 9.
fKopokoyijiJiia
Basil. II,
H, 225 C,
vx^, the communion service. Chrys. II, 115 C, Searvov, tlie last supper.
a-icdri,
825 B.
Epiph.
1,
1033 C.
p,vioTrUuns, eas,
fj,
Synes. 1565^. C,
patin, chalice.
Nil.
=:
p,varia,
near-sightedness.
320 C,
ea-Orjs,
<tS>im.
405 B, apros.
Soz. 1436 A,
Galen.
fwcoTos,
Tj,
II,
270 A.
Paul. Aeg. 348.
Sept. Sir. 31, 21.
289 B.
the baptismal garments. Cyrill. A, I, Caeieo Kiac. 134, 23, heinvos.
sarius 889 to iivtrriKa
OK, (jivi) short.
Wa>afi.e6,
Mcaaper, see MouaêS.
fUKTrfipia,
Apost. 85.
magical.
jivtrriKa,
Cons*. Apost. 3, 5.
2.
Can,
Occult,
pxoKaopiai, Tjo-oiiai, to
mock.
Jer. 28, 18 -pAvos, passive.

80.
pisKrjpAi, aros, to,
Agathar. 120,
Hippol. Haer. 48, 92. 136, 24 ra the occult sciences, magic, astrology.
35, 8.
Mai.
yos.
21, 18, iixh-
119,
13,
/xayeia.
6 fivoTiKos,
(a)
3.
42, 3.
118,
1, /id-
ptoKia, as,
ri,
mockery.
preceding.
Sept. Sir. 31, 22.
Ael. V. H.
3, 19.
Substantively,
(TrfKprjTapios.
paKiô)
^=
ov,
paicdopai.
Vit. Nil.
Jun.
17
A.
mule.
atniKprfns,
Porph.
86, 12.
Adm.
234, 22.
seer,
TAeqpA. Coni. 860.
p&Kos,
mocking.
ov,
TO,
Sept. Sir. 36, 6,
(jylXos.
paXdpiov,
the Latin
mu
(b) soothsayer,
magician.
Mai.
21, 12.
229, 20.
Porph. Cer. 458, 22. paXos, ov, 6, moles ;=i irp6^6Kos, irpoKvpaia,
mole, for the protection of a harbor.
livoTiKcof, adv. secretly ;
opposed to
iv (jiavfp^.
9.
Proc.
Sept.
1237 B.
voice.
Pseudo-CArj/s. XII, 776, in a low 2. Mystically. Hermog. Bhet. 223,

Clem. A.
II,
Mace.
3, 3, 10.
Strab. 10, 3,
Iren.
ni, 300,
22.
301, 21.
Justinian. Cod. 10,
30, 4, agger.
Chron. 696, 19 (Simoc- 336, 3

Basilic. 28, 10, 1.
53, 10,
Evrponiov
5.
\ipr]v').
21.
Doctr. Orient. 689 C.

Orig. II, 136 C.
97
B.
65, 3.
3.
Magically.
jiva-Ti-irSKos,
ov, 6,
Porphyr. V. Plotin. Mai. 35, 23. Steph. Diac. Upapyji}!.
Leo Gram. 144, 15. Cedr. I, 711, 14. Written also p,ov\os. Theoph. 455, 18. 673,
16.
patXamlôi, la'a, (/x(iXQ/r)
to
wale, to beat
and
5, 7
1077 C.
laians, ibos,
tj,
(^tJorryr)
^=
jivarrayBiiyds.
Sept.
wound.
Plut. II, 126 C.
AquU. Cant.
23.
rpau/iaTi'fa).
Diog.
7,
Sap.
8, 4.
PhUon
IV, 117 A, eSmS^,

tis).
I,
1 73,
32.
Greg. Naz.
paprjiiu, aros, to, (^papaopai) blame,
Sept. Sir.
livartKri.
31, 22.
^v(rToypd<pos, ov, 6, (ypdtjxa) secretary (o secre-
papriTiKos,
r),
6v,
apt
to
blame.
Ptol. Tetrab.
v.
1.
Lyd.
212,
1.
Nicet.
Paphl.
572
160.
Pseudo-Demefr. 122, 19 as
Tja'a,
D.
liva-ToKeKTea (Xeyai), to reveal
30, 8.
papodKomai,
(ftm/iotrKon-os)
to
look for
a mystery.
Genes.
blemishes;
to
scrutinize.
Polyc. 1009 A.
little
Orig.
I,
480 C.
Clem. R. 1, 41. Greg. Naz.
^varpiov, ov, to,

Plut. 627.
fivoTpov.
Schol. Arist.
m,
1069 C.
(pStpos,
o-KOTTEO))
papooKOTTos, ov,
Diosc.
II,
3,
looMng for
I,
laiorpov, ov, t&, L. ligula, spoon.
22
blemishes:
scrutinizing.
I,
Philon
320, 12.
(25), p. 367.
6
Galen. VI, 186 C.
Also,
I,
162,
Clem. A.
1325 B.
6 pvarpos-
papalvco, avSt, to
pai, to
make
foolish.
Mid. papaivoMatt.
5,
Poll. 6, 87.
fUKr&bijs, s, ;=: p,v(rap6s.
puTij,
17J,
becom foolish.
44, 25.
Sept. Reg. 2, 24, 10.
^,
Plut.
2,
iivns.
Ptoch.
52.
238 A. (See also
Esai. 19, 11.
Jer. 10, 4.
/eowo/iuTiji.)
fiijns, jSos,
ij,
==:
Med. 265.
Sched. 688.
./lirXor, ou, 6,
Anon. pt's, pvyxos, nose, snout. iea;. Sms<. 440, 26. 950, 2.
Athen.
3, 31.
13 'Eav 8e to S\as papav6fi, lose its peculiar taste or flavor {Marc. 9, 50 'Eay 8e to SKas avaXov yevrjTai). Paul. Rom. 1, 22. Cor. 1, Chrys. X, 26 C. [Clem. A. I, 525 1, 20.
pepapappevos.^
mytilus.
jivx6uTp.6i, ov, 6,
p,VKTi)puTp.6s.
AquU. Ps.
169, 5, 6eol,
papo-deoSapos, ov, Paphl. 521 B.

papo-KOKofidris,
er,
6,
Theodore
both
the Fool.
Nicet.
122, 4.
fmxMs,
a, ov,
inward.
Dion. H.
I,
Proc.
vTjplas
Ill,
56, 14.
foolish and knavish. (Compare Eurip. Frag.

dSeXcfifi rrjs tto-
the penates.
fivx6ets, e(T(ra, tv,
Incert. 7
p,v-)(ios.
'H 8e papia MaKta-r

folly
is the
Greg. Naz. Ill,

Plut.
39.
11,
e<j)v,
very
sister
of wickedTetrab.
444 A.
liva)&T]s,
ness.)
(fivs,
458
C 2.
es,
EIAO)
mouse-like.
papo-KaKos,
167.
ov,
preceding.
Ptol.
Muscular.
Diod.
5,
139.
Ruf. apud Drib, B. Arr. Venat. n, 238 A.

fivwîa, as,
Tj,
m,
6, 2.
390, 3.
Plut.
5, 70.
D, 733
Galen.
Ill,
PoV.
papo-KoKos, ov, both foolish and good-matured. Ptol. Tetrab. 158.
papoXoyea,
Greg. Naz.
25
I j
fjira,
I,
mouse-hole.
Clem. A.
pajpoXvyripa,
452 0.
aros,
(papoXoyos) Athan.
to, foolish
to talk foolishly.
I,
425 C.
Plut.
A.
^vamalâ,
curat,
talk.
H,
(jbuo)^)
to blink, to see dimly.
1087 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
fiapo-itXovtnOi;
/uipo-TrKoitrios,
a, ov,
776
and
rich.
vaâX
n, 104 D.
Cef.
both foolish
Theod. IH, 1392 D.

'
Porph..

fiapoTToieo), ^cro), Quafim-Oios)
to
6, 24, pdfiSos.
fool, to
pretend to be a fool. Leowt. Cypr. 1736 A.
act or play the Apophth. 121 C.
Mtoafjs, see MmCtr^r.
paa-is, eas, y,
(MAO)
::=
ii^Tjjtrty.
Cornut. 48.
170.
Basil.
I,
/icov,
fimpoTToios, ov,
(iroKo) making foolish.
see
ptotr.
6, Moyses, Moses, the great prophet. Ex. 2, 10. Num. 9, 23. Josu. 1, 1. Tobit 6, 13, et alibi saepissime.
444 C.
fiapo-novripos,
ov,
Mfflvo^y, ^,
=^
ftapoKaKoriSris.
Polem.
Sept.
9, 5.
294.
p,(op6s,
a,
ov, foolish.
used play&lly.
Orib.
I,
2.
Epict.
3,
22, 85 /ioipe,
Nicol.
D.
Insipid.
4, 19.
Diocl.
apud
896 A.
122.
Numen. apud
Clem. A.
I,
It is inflected also like âaCKfis
277,
2.
Diosc.
thus Tov tiavcrias, t^ Maivaci, tok

Basil. Porph.
MmiJcrea.
MSpdf,
ov, 6,
Moras, a place.
ov,
5ep. Tobit
7,
12.
I,
i)JO(i. 11,
525, 52.
1 7, 4.
Apion.
Afarc.
Novell. 319.
Ii.ap6-<ro<j>os,
apud CTem. ^.
foolishly
wise.
2,
821 A. Matt.
Lucian.
15,
11,
246.
(Compare
<piXov
Epict.
ôt yivoiTO
fool.)
ex"^
O'ofpov
14 Mij papov, wise
Luc. Act. 16, 29. 31. Joann. 9, 28. /ui. Apol. 1, 32. 29. /os. Ant. 4, 8, 48. Orig. I, Clem. A. I, 900 A. Tryph. 60.
12, 26.
paa; aid
Ion
/imv,
Egyptian,
Jos.
vSap, water.
Phi-
n,
83, 21.
Ant.
2, 9, 6.
ta-to,
Clem.
to
paa-atâ,
Apion. 1, 31, p. 466. I, 897 B. work in mosaic. Sophrns.
Sometimes the genitive 689 A. 692 B. Patriarch. 1052 C. Galen. ends in -oO. Also, Mcoct^s, eras. Vni, 43 E. 68 B.
A.
Sept.
3409 A.
Mojo-aiKoy,
r],
Diod. II, 543, 10 rov MaxTrj. Philon I, 6, et alibL 17. Strab. 16, 2, 35. Greg. Naz. m, 399 A Galen. IV, 576 C.
Dan.
9,
ov,
of
Moitr^y,
Mosaic.
Oreg.
T<5 MaxTî'.
Porph. Cer. 640, 6 "H

Codin. 102, 18.
rot)
Mo-
Naz. n, 528 C.
Synes. 1344 A.
CyriU.
A.
a-eas pathos.
N
N,
w,
represented
in
Latin
by N.
[In
the earliest inscriptions, the combinations MB, Mil, M* are often written NB, Nil,
containing 22, N sometimes takes the place of the first 2. See dSpiva-iav, dSpiva-ovvoKuis,
dvTiKrivcrtop,
p'lvtra,
pivaos,
pivo'ovpiov,
jrpo-
N*, respectively.
AMEN*E2. 11 OAYNmOI. 71, a, 41 AANBANEN. 99. 6 OAYNHIO. 165 KAEONBPOTOS, 2YN*EPMIOS. Franz. 49 AAN*2AKEN0I. Rang. N
Inscr. 3
Kevo'os, o'eva-os.']
stands
48 AANIITPEYS. In inscriptions cut after the eighty-sixth Olympiad, N at the end of a word before a labial is often changed into
for TTevTTjKovTa, fifty, or irevrrjuoa-TOs, fiftieth. nasal T nasal. In inscriptions cut before
M.
Inscr. 75, 5 to(X noXepov, rop
cfiopov.
76,
the eighty-sixth Olympiad (B. C. 432), N is almost always used for T before K, r, X. Inscr. 4 MINKON. 22 ENrY2. 41 ENKAIP02. 93 ENrPA*-AI. 107, 10 EHANrEA-
10. 15
eap no, ep
Trepi.
iroXei.
87 orap
Trep.
101, 3.
124, 6
AETAI. 401
20 earip
cp
105, 6
rap
Trpoedpcov.
KH2
vd
2556, 54
iva.
PovXevrrjpiaii..
pep (pavxao:
period,
In
160, 79 Top ^copov.
170, 6
z^
vos.
ENENKAMENOY. 1001 ANANAANXANONTQN. Eus. Alex. 433 B "Ovras, dSfXcê,

1.
inscriptions of the
same
6 6e6s KaXo va (v.
vol) ttmôt; pera tov 8-
end of a word before a palatal is often changed into r nasal. Inscr. 84, 11 Toy ypapparea. 101, 6. 26 rmy Kaipav, ay KM. 147, 2 ttpoy ^peparov. 160, 41 ey 1052, 7. 11 ecoy jcai, arfXay Kot. kwkXoi.
at the
441 C nSr aiiTOvs KaToKelijra itTa>)(OVS Porph. Cer. 693, 5 Kal vd pc KOTapovvTm ;
'0(f>ciKet SiSovai
Xirpas
eirrd, SijXovort vd
exH
2905,
I,
(J),
3 ray ^(apav.
Sometimes,
liquid
76, 9
In all these inpoyav vopicrpaTa SaSeKa. stances the true reading is probably ha. The modern vd is very conmion in Ptochoprodromus.
vads, tyn:
at the
end of a word before a

liquid.
is
changed into that

\oyi(TTov,
Inscr.
to\
^
C.
ToX \oyov. 82, 23 rap pLa6to&ea>v. 143, 6 rep pvtnav. According to Dionysius of Halicarnassus (V, 155. 158. VI, 1090), N, in combinations lilce kKvtciv irepvcrc, tov
îXiTTTTOV,
NU. 304
'0(f)iTai.
Also,
(vads)
8(/>ts.
Hippol. Haer.
ray.
132, 54.
Just. Tryph. 102.
Naaaa-r/voi, av,
Naasseni,
z=
'0<j>uivoif

"Soxa-vrai.)
alibi.
(See also
rdâ,
fj,
(j)opep6v irpo&TToXepâ-ai, iv xopov,
retains
its
proper sound.
In
(navis)
Latin words
vd/SaX,
Snj
Tropdpetpv, ferry-boat.
Suii
'
SxPpav.
Sept. Reg. 1, 25, 25.
Digitized
by Microsoft
pdâ\o<s
vdôkos,
13,
7.
777
Jos. Ant. 6,
Navariavol
f/,
6,
n73J
d<l>po(Tvii>
vaovpyla, as,
the building
of temples.
Bust.
sacred.
1, 3,
Ant. 688 B.
vao<j)6pos,
ov,
rJajSaror, see NIoouStos.

rajSXo, ^,
((^^pa>)
temple-bearing:
Cor.
the
Hebrew
Sd3, a musical instru-
Ignat. 652 B.
(Compare Paul.
16
ment. Sept. Reg. 1, 10, 5. Maoc. 1, 13, 51. Hippol. 716 D. Jos. Ant. 7, 12, 3. Also, CTem. 4. I, 788 A. o vdjSXar, u.
Naos 6eov eore.)

vapbiâ,
10.
vdpbiov,
Ti>,
law, to smell like vdpbos.
Diosc
vaye^, 2ii
20.
votos, the south.
Sept.
Obd.
19,
vdpbos.
6,
Euchol.
vdpSov arap^vs.
Diosc.
Jer. 39, 44.
40, 13.
vap86-a-Taxvs, vos,
vayjia, aros, to, (ydiTcra>) wall,

J. 1, 21, 7.
parapet.
Jos. B.
vaâpaios, see vaîpaios.

vaîpaios, ov, 6,
18 (Eupor. 2, 63, p. 277). Hermes Tr. latrom. 433, 15. Galen. VI, 148 E. vapho(^6pos, ov, (îpa) producing nard. Diosc.
2, 2,
the
Hebrew
1,
ItJ, consecrated to
1.
10.
to splint with vdpBrj^.
God, Nazarite.
13, 5

3,
vap6r)Kiâ>, lam,
Apollod.
mfi'p.
Maoc.
6,
49 (Num.
6,
2).
Arch. 24.
vapdrjKtov,
ov,
t6,
little
Jos. Ant. 4, 4, 4.
19, 6, 1 (B. J.
2, 15, 1).
vdpdrj^.
Antyll.
apud
Symm. Num.
653 A.
285,
18.
Orig.
H, 949 B. IH,
Orib.
m,
633, 13.
VII, 333 B.
II,
41.
II,
249,
11.
Plut.
vaâpdios-
2.
oi,
672 B. C.)
Orig.
(See also Philon I, Luc. Act. 21, 24.

VII,
vapdijKia-pa, arcs, to, (vapdrjKlô))
following.
Apollod. Arch. 25.

vapBrjKiapos, ov, 6,
25.
Monk
209
a splinting with
like
vdpBrj^.
Id.
pova}(os.
Basil.
IV, 316 C. Greg. Naz. E, 489 C. Nic. CP. Histor. 81, 1.

NafmpaTot, mv,
the
533 C.
vapBrjKO-eMis,
es,
vdpdri^.
Diosc.
3,
55
(62).
vapdrjKO<j)avris,
Nazarenes, applied to the Luc. Act. 25, 5. 2. Nazoraei, a sect. Theod. IV, 389 A, they used Peter's gospel. vadivip, 01, the Hebrew D'J'nj, nethinim, inferior servants in the Temple. Sept. Esdr.
Christians, apparently in contempt.
es, ((f)aiva) preceding. Archigen. apud Orib. H, 155, 12. vdpBrj^, 'tjKos, 6, ferula, the wand held by the Byzantine emperor. ^Nicet. 592, 23 ttjs vdpdrjKos. Curop. 93, 22. 2, Casket. Strab.
13,
1,
27,
25, 2
'H
ck tov vdpdr)Kos hi6p6a>-
2, 2, 70.
vatSwv.
ov,
TO,
little
vaos.
Polyb.
6,
53,
4.
Aristotle's edition of Homer's poems, cris, which Alexander carried with him in a cost-
Sirab. 8, 6, 21, p. 191, 9.

vaitncapiov, ov, to,
=^
preceding.
Gloss.
vaKOTamjs,
rjros, 6,
(^vaKos, Tawrjs)
^=. cTrevxtov.
Theoph.
TnjTd'
Com.
319, 16.
494,
16 to vaKord-
vapa, oTos, to, the wine

rist.
employed at the euchaVseuAo-Chrys. XII, 778 C. Porph.

iirco,
Plut. I, 668 D (679 B. D). 3. Narthex, ante-temple, the court or exterior portico of a Greek church, corresponding to the ancient irpovaos. Greg. Th. 1048 A. Paul. Silent. Soph. 2136. Sophrns. 3985 A. Martyr. Areth. 46, t^s eKKkujalas. ^Const. Ill, 1120 D. .B^ ilf. 597, 48.
ly case.
Cer. 134, 25.

vapari^ta,
vapKidm
vapKato.
(yapa)
ov,
to
irrigate.
Stud. 825
C.
vaparotôpos,
(^(pfpoa)
vapKiaaivos, ov, of vdpKuraos, narcissinus. Diosc. 1, 63, c\aiov or pvpov. Clem. A. 1,
stream-producing.
Cer. 238, et
488 C.
vapKio'criTrjs, ov, 6,
Pseud-Afric. 104 C. vavd, an exclamation.

alibi.
narcissites,
a precious
Porph.
'JD
stone.
Dion. P. 1031.
Sept. Keg.
Sept.
3, 4, 19.
1,
vas, see vads.

f],
Naraia, as,
the
Hebrew
=i
rixv-
Sept.
va<Ti<^, 6, T'ii, prefect.
Mace.
vavvas,
vdvvf],
6,
2, 1, 13. 14.
-qs, fj,
= ^
r),
16 (Esai. 65, 11). 6eios, uncle. Hes.

pryrpos dSeXtprj.
little
vaa-i^,
a-yj, garrison.
Eeg.
13, 3.
1,
10, 5,
vaa'iTis, ibos,
rj,
Hes.
Schol. Clem.
Doric,
vtjitXtis,
belonging to
vawovSiov, ov, TO,
vdwos.
A.
an
island.
7},
Antip. S. 69.
793
A =:
Naî'a, as,
=
the
Kvvihiov piKpov.
Na|off,
*j/ao"Tos,
ov, (ydtrtroi)
Naxos. Schol. Dion. P.

to
apud Diog.
1,
9. 47.
compact, solid. Democr. Philon I, 330, 29. Diosc.
333, 4.
vaoftmeio,
ritra,
114, Kd\apos.
Sext. 89, 18.
(j/oojroios)
build
temples.
vaToiXiov, ov, TO,
Greg. Naz. II, 441 C.

vaat,
oil,
n a t a I i s dies Phot. Nomoean. 7, 4.

fj,
=
20,
yevcffKiov.
6,
Temple at Jerusalem.
Sept.
vavapxts, iSos,
sc. vavs,
Tpirjpris,
the admiral,
Tobit
C.
1, 4,
et alibi saepissime.
Hippol. 632
the ship that carries the admiral.
vaoopyia,
iia-ai,,
(vaos,
EPFQ)
51, 1, et alibi.
Diod. 11,
7.
7.
Polyb. 1> Plut.
vaxmoUa.
U, 676 D.
Navariavol, Nat/aTor, see Noovanavoi, Noouarof.
Damase.
Ill,
689 C.
98
Digitized
by Microsoft
vavKeXiov
vavKeXiov, ov, tA, the Latin
778
navicella
veKpifiatoi
the
=
9.
Roman
juvenalia, certain games.

67, 14, 3.
Dion
foUowingi
vavicKa, ar, ^,
9, 1.
Mauric.
12, 21.
navicula
ij,
Leo. Tact. 5,
C. 61, 19, 1.
vcaporjxijs, is,
TrXoiApiov.
Mauric.
(veapos, VX^"') sounding new, of
12, 21.
6v,
recent introduction.
victorious at sea.
PhUostr. 579.
vavKpwnjTiKos,
49, 14, 4.
Dion C.
veapo-TToiia,
rjcra>,
to
make new.
Ruf. apud
Antyll.
51, 21, 3.
r),
Orib. II, 217, 1.
Plut. II, 702 C.
vavKparla, as,
(yavKpanis) naval victory.
Dion
apud
Orib.
HI, 615, 12.

is,
C. 51, 21,
7.
veapoirpcTT^s,
(wpiira)
newly
s
appearing.
vavKofiaxos, ov, quid ?
Sophrns. 3433 D.
Genes. 27, 11.

veapos, d, ovjld.
'
rauXoxia, ofi ^> (touXoxoe) a lying at anchor. App. I, 780, 38. vavXoa, aa-a, (vavKov) to let a ship. Plut. 11,
noTe11u
new.
Lyd.
1 76,
20.
217,6.
/MS/im'an. Novell,
(titul.) SioTd-
707 D.
Mid.
^9, novellae constitutiones.

j/d/xot.
Agath. 281,
14, 13,
vavKSo/jiai,
to
hire
ship.
Theoph. 272,
veapd,
sc.
4.
Phot. Nomocan.
Polyh. 31, 20, 11.

tiavjmxiov, ov, to,
5
*E|i/3oXo4, "E/i/SoXa,
f)
Stdraîs.
2.
the
just brought, as water.

14, 26.
Fresh food Xenocr. 45. Sea;(.

leai
Rostra.
167.
vaviiKios, ov, 6,
Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 84. nauplius, a shell-fish. Artem.

17.
ship.
Amman.
95 (97) Neapoi/ KEoXoSr
TTpoo'^drov 8ta(j)ipei
veapov fiev yap eari to
4m P.M. E.
vetaoTt KOfUO'dev vSap.
vavs, Vfas,
at vavs
fj,
[Diod. 13, 13, p. 552, 81

vavo'iaSris, vavnaiBris.
Nea
V&jJLi),
fj.
New Rome
Kmi/orai/TWovTroXts.
J^fr.]
vavoTjpos, d, 6v,
n, 240 A.
922 A.
vava-tâTTis, ov, 6,
= =
Athan,
vavârqs.
Greg. Naz. IV,

Clementin.
vav(TToK6iyos, ov, 6,
^=
vavToKoyos.
49 A.
vavTiao'p.os, ov, 6,
Isid. vavwla. (yavrmay 280 A. Cyrill. A. X, 49 B. vavTiKas (yavTiKos), adv. on bottomry. Diog. 7,
Gennad. 1613 A. 1617 A. ij/(Z. 193, 21. Chron 529. (Compare G-Ve^. iVaz. IH, 1027 A 'On-Xorcpij Pa/ti). 1031 A Pco/xt; veovpyris.) vi^cK, Hebrew S^J, a kind of wine-bottle. Sept. Reg. 1, 1, 24. 2, 16, 1. Hos. 3, 2. BpipA. 150 iiffrai. m, 284 A Artem. 387. ve^piSiov, ov, TO, little ve^pis. dyaKkoptivq. Sept. Job KccXacra, nD7l?J
Consi.
I, 3.
Socr. 121 A.
39, 13.
vi<T(ra,
13, davetêiv.
V.
1.
j/cWo-a,
HSU
irrepov,
irriKov.
pavnaSris,
47.
fs,
(yavrla,
1,
EIAO) nauseous. Xenocr.

Plut.
I,
Sept.
Job
39, 13.
Diosc.
49.
320 C, et
alibi.
I,
vefcro'apdv, Tj*i>J
avvexopxvos.
Galen. VI, 378 B.

303, 4.
Antyll.
apud
Orib.
21, 7 Sui/ep^d/ievoff veea-(rapdv

'E^pa'ia-Ti 8e veetraapdv.
Sept. Reg.
1,
avvexdfievos,
vavnaS&s, adv. nauseously.

1,
Herod, apud On5.

collecting sailors,
veîp,
in
&idSr)pa,
diadem.
Sept. Reg. 4,
412, 10, Jx""Strab.

8, 6, 15, p.
11, 12.
xauToXdyoSj.oi', (vauTTjr, Xeyto)
VfiKayaSla,
odv,
to.,
(NeiXor)
a kind of
fruit.
taking in seamen.
vav(j>pdyiov, ov, to,
183, 10.
Cosm. Ind.
(TKOTTclov.
1 1 7
A.
the Latin
uaufragium
Clementin.
veCKopirpiov, ov, to,
to NftXou fiiTpov, VfiXo1,
z:= vavdyiov, vavayia, shipwreck.
Strab. 17,
48, p. 349, 19 (17,
309 B. 320 D.
vd(j>da,
fj,
1,3).
naphtha.
Dion C.
36, 3, 1 (75,
i/Xo(rK07retov, ou, to,
11,
4 TO vdêa).
Proc. U, 512, 16
Sept.
1,
:=
Mij-
Sfias f\aiov.
vdxfiSas, a, 6,
(o-kottcoj) iê nilometer, a contrivance for ascertaining the rise of the Nile. Diod. 1, 36, p. 44, 2.
io>s, o,
(i/etdf, Tip.v(o)
1.
preceding.
Diosc.
Dan.
3, 46.
veioTopfvs,
fallow-breaker.
Strab. 16, 1, 4.
101.
Plut.
U,
Agath. Epigr. 30,

veKp-dyyiKos,
ov,
6,
681 C.
(pdas.)
vdco
Orig.
in, 882 C.
(See also dvd-
messenger
to
the
dead.
Mcian.
Babr. Prooem. 18.
m,
I,
362.
(ayorydy) to conduct the dead.
^=
via, o'aipeva.
veKpayayilo,
fjira,
vedKrjs, is,
2,
newly
Plut.
salted.
Xenocr. 63.
to
Diosc.
Lucian.
4.
I,
492.
i),
79.
vcaKoyia,
tions.
jjtro),
n, 669 A. Xiya) Did. A. 745 C.

(yios,
^,
I,
Nexpa Qakaaa-a,
introduce innovayouthful temerity.
ffaZen.
the
Dead
Sea.
261 A.
fj,
4/Hc. 69 B. Pallad. 1212 C.

97 B.
(veicpdy)
VH,
Paus. 5, 7, Epiph.
the dead.
veavela,
as,
(veai/euo/iai)
vfKpiKos,
01/,
belonging
to
Philon
logical
258, 37. 38, et alibi.

is vrai/wta.]
fj,
[The ana-
Lucian.
veKptK&s,
I,
276, et alibi.
in
the
form
adv.
I,
manner of
the
dead.
veavioTtjs, tjtos,
youth.
veavuTKapiov, ov, to,

lus, stripling.
Epiph. II, 805 A. (yeav'uTKos) L. adolescentu2, 16, 29.
Lucian.
vcKpipmos,
59, et alibi.
a, ov,
Kevi^peios, Ovtjtnpaios, dead,
Epict.
that died a natural death.

4g27. Deut. 14, 8.
Erotian.
204.
veaviaKevpa, aTos, to,
plural to veavurKevfiaTa,
Jusi. Tryjdi. 20.
Digitized
by Microsoft
veKpo0opo<;
779
NefiiTôi
ptxpofiSpos, ou, (fii^poMTKai) devouring the dead.
Plut. I, 341 A. B. App. U, 567, 14. Poll. 368 A. Eus. VI, 557 A. 588 B. Greg. Naz. m, 455 A. Amphit. 64 7, 195. D. NU. 556 B, Kania. Greg. Naz. HI, 1264 A. Lucian. I, 518. vcKpo-^vXa^, aKos, 6, guardian of the dead Tcufios. vcKpoSoxfiov, ov, T&, Philon I, 41 7, 1. vcxpoSpo/xia, as, rj, (ueKpoSpo/ios) the running of Ephr. UI, 472 A. the dead. veKpo-xft-pordvTfros, ov, ordained by a dead bishop. Tim. Presb. 45 B. vfKpo-Spopos, OV, 6, dead runner or courier. PhUipp. Sol. 889 C. Lucian. Ill, 362.
Grig,
m,
veKpoOajrrqs, ov,
nerals.
6,
(6a.imi>)
undertaker, at
fii-
veKp6(a,
oxrti),
to
make dead :
to
deaden,
alibi.
to
morti-
Schol. Arist.
(^KOfieat)
Nub. 846.
taking care of the dead
fy.
Paul.
2,
Rom.
132.
4,
19,
1,
et
5,
Diosc.
Plut.
VfKpoKOfios, ov,
(corpses).
vtKpo-KopivBia,

<ov,
Eupor. 954 E.
18.
Epict.
H,
Just.
Orat.
3, p.
TO,
tombs
at
Corinth
works of art found in and brought to Borne.

Plut,
Athenag. 977 B.
236 A. Apol. 1, Clem. A. I, 1293
C.
VKpa>8ris, c9,
Strab. 8, 60, 23, p. 195, 29.

WKpo-Kocr/xoi, ov,
=
fj,
(EIAO)
deathlike, deadly.
Lucian
vcKpooToKos.
n, 994
CyriU.
III,
409.
Galen. H, 253 C.
E.
veKpo-Karpeia, as,
vKpa>v, iavos, 6,
abode of the dead, burial-place.
worship of the dead.

^,
Palladas 146.
vfKpoxnpos, ov, (yiKptmns) relating to the dead.
A.m,
836 B.
Tusc.
817 B.
as,
veKpo-pavTcia,
veimopAivTela.
necromantia
=
Cic.
Ephr.
Ill,
477 E.
Stud. 1708 A, Kavaiv, the
Clementin. 60 C.
Eu^. IV,
Hes. fieicvopavria ....

ov,
to,
veKpopavTfiov,
1,
funeral Kovav. 6'i.a, the funeral

veKpao'is, eas,
rj.
Euchol. "SeKpaxnpos okoXovservice.
vcKvopavreiov.
{vfKpoai)
a dying, death: morti4, 19.

II,
16.
ô'o), to kill.
fication.
Paul.
Orig.
i),
Rom.
Galen.
Cor.
2, 4, 10.
vcKpo'noLea,
Iren. 1151 C.
killing.
Iren. 933 C.
II,
276 B.
Hippol.
Nil.
veKpmroios, ov,
(yroica)
Eus.
853
621 D.
veKpanKds.
HI, 369 A.
C.
veKptyirpeirSis (jrpeiTta),
ov,
bvvdpcvos veKpovv.
Diosc. 1, 27
adv. in a
manner
befitting
469 A,
Tivos.
the dead.
Pseudo-GVejr. Naz. IV, 306 A.

dead.
vcKTapios, ov,
Krdpios, sc.
vcKrdpcos.
Germ. 253 B.
vfKpos,
a,
ma,
rj
ve-
tKiviov.
irda.
ov,
Diog.
1,
48
"Efieiê roiis
vfKTapiTris, ov, o,
oivos,
vfKpovs irpos avardKas tarpap^ptvovs

Sdirreiv 'ABrfvalois,
as
fjv
Wos
ofvenrdpios flavored with.

s,
Diosc. 5, 66,
TTT,
veKTapMrjs,
to
like nectar.
Greg. Nyss.
veKpo<TTokta>,
r]tTa>,
(yeKpocrrokos)
I,
ferry the
1105 D.
venrapaSrjs,
10. veKvia, as,
fj,
dead.
Lucian.
524.
es,
=
12,
preceding.
Geopon.
5, 2,
VKpo(TTôs, ov, (oteXXib) L. polUnctOT, laying
out corpses for burial.

vKpoTd<l>iov, ov, TO,
Artem. 369.
(ycKuy) essentially
4,
8.
(yeKpoTd(j>os) shroud,
ing-sheet.
Amphil. 65 B.
2.
wind-
Heroin.
2.
z= The
vcKvopavTfia.
title
of the
Burialrplace.
NU. 92 D.
vfKpo-Taôs, ov,
eleventh book of Homer's Odyssey. Diod. Plut. II, 740 E. Strab. 5, 4, 5. 4, 39.
veKvo-pavTeca, as,
18.
veKpodaTrnjs.
Pallad. Laus.
1122 C.
Parad. 448 D.
f),
VKp6rr]s, TfTos,
death.
"i^S
Orig.
I,
904 C.
IV,
B.
necromancy. Just. Apol. 1, 455 (titul). Cfem. A. I, 69 CyrUl. A.I, A29 C. Eust. Ant. &nC.
fj,
Lucian.
I,
40 C. D.
Method.
C.
(Compare
Caesarius 968.
still-born
sical.
Sept. Deut. 18, 11.)
veKpoTOKfO) (tcjkos), to miscarry.
veKvo-pavreiov, ov, t6, oracle
of the dead.
1, 2,
Clas5, 4. 4.
vexpoTdKiov, ov, to, ^=. apâ)6pi8iov,

child.
Diod. 4, 22.
I,
Strab.
18.
Max. Conf.
Tjaio,
vKpo(j>ayia>,
Schol. 141 B. C.
veKpo(}>dyos elpL
Plut.
Strab.
482
C.
6,
veKvS-pavns, fas,
250.
=
6,
vcKpopavns, necromancer.
17, 3, 5.
Strab. 16, 2, 39.
Ptol. Tetrab. 181.
Artem.
vKpo-<pdyos, ov,
eating carrion.
Dion C.
47,
40, 8.
veKpotjjavZs Qpaivco), adv. like
vfKvoôpiTos,
ov,
veKpoTTop^Ss.
Mai.
a corpse.
Pseuddead.
121, 8.
Athan. IV, 988 C. D.

veKpo(f>6vos,
ov,
(*ENO) murdering
Greg. Naz. IV, 112

veKpo<j>opa>,
I,
fj(r(o,
A = Tvp^mpvxos.
ftp.i.
the
vcKvo-^yos, 797 C.
vfKva-ia, av,
ov,
eating the dead.
Epiph. H,
tol,
obsequies
of
the dead.
Artem.
Plut.
z^
veKpo<f)6pos
PhUon
540, 27.
bearer,
392.
viprfo-is,
Poll. 3, 102.
Charh.
alibi.
34, 4.
100, 50.
ITT,
304, 14.
439, 36.
11,
ems,
fj,
L.
largitio,
largess.
H,
Damasc.
689 B.
:
787 D.
Ignat. 712 A.
818 D, et
PfKpoîopos, ov, (<f>epa>) bearing corpses
'SepiTôi, av, oi,
Nemitzi, Austrians, Germans.
undertaker.
Polyb. 35, 6,
2.
FseviAo-Theophyl. B. IV, 1217 C-
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by Microsoft
'
vevodev/iivm'!
vevodevfiivas (vodfia), adv. spuriously.
Sel.
780
Basil.
veo-Xiprros, ov,
veoTeXrj?
newly taken or occupied.
App,'
885 B.
(yofilâ), adv.
Callistr. 897.
n,
in the established
241, 20.
fj,
vevofua-ixevms
vcoKoxos, ov,
Xe;f(o.
manner.
vfvos
vfo-|eoTos, ov, newly polished.
Ceasarius 1044. Greg. Nyss.
m,
evriBrji, childish,
foolish.
Hes.
[Com89,
1081 C.
veonayijs, es,
pare
22.
viviov,
j/E(J-/3Xao'ros, ov,
and the English ninny.] Simoc. with new branches.

6
(yios,
/SovXij)
{nTfywfii) newly compacted, newly
formed.
veofiovKos,
ov,
new
birth.
senator.
602 D. Galen. VI, 15 C. 300 A. Eus. II, 849 C. hid. 337 B, novice. Stud. 808 C.
Plut. II,
I,
Clem. A.
Synes. 1364 B.
veoyevla, as,
fj,
vemni^, rjyos,
6,
preceding.
Greg. Naz.
Ill,
(i/eoyei/^j)
new
Theod.
400 A.
veo-TTia-Tos,
Ane. 1393 B.
newly written. Mel. 1, 55. Greg. Naz. Ill, 1302 A. Lucian. I, 159, veo-blbaKTos, ov, newly taught.
ve6ypa(j)os, ov, (ypd<f>Q>)
ov,
newly converted newly formed.
to
the
faith.
Aster. Urb. 148 A.

weo-7rXao-T09, ov,
Leont. 1,1720
Poll.
B.
vfO-TTOtea,
to
I,
newly brought forward, newly published.

veoSojiifros,
ov,
35.
vfoSopos, ov, (Sepo))

off.
= =
renew, renovate.
1,
221.
woS^t/tos.
App.
I,
697,
Clem. A.
14,
577 C.
vEo-iroXiT7)y, ov, 6,
new
I,
citizen,
freedman.
Diod.
veoSapTos, newly stripped
7.
Dion. H.
355, 14.
Jos.
B. J.
vfoSpeirr}!, is,
3, 7, 10.
Kfo-TToXms, t8or,
^, <Aa<
Aas recently obtained
the
vc68pen-Tos.
Aret. 75 B.
j4ri.
rights
of
Roman
new
ov,
citizenship.
App. H,
106,
N. A.
15,
4, 10.
81.
ve6-hpop.os, ov, in
Bfjpt),
a recent course.
Babr. 106,
Agath.
Diose.
vFO-n-our, o8oy, o,
alibi.
sAooi.
Geopon.
4, 3, 6, et
a recent hunt.
(6vrj(TKa>)
veoBavfjs,
s,
recently dead.
veo-vpocrrfkvTos,
newly converted to ChrisI,
133, 16.
veoffKiTTTOs, ov, (5Xi/3(i>)
5,
tianity.
Aster. 272 D.
newly pressed.
veov reixos,
vos, a, ov,
new.
Dion. H.
358, 14 (11, 709,

12, 5 oi veaTtpoi,
41.
ov,
vfo-Kaarpov,
to
10), noims homo.
Heph.
Porph.
Adm.
120, 9.
new (Compare Mai.

App.
I,
fort,
the later authors,
301,
195,
drian period.
Ta
the authors of the Alexanvea, corresponding to the

Sept. Ex. 23, 15. month of Abib. Nnm.
8 'Ev rdwiB KaXovp,fvai Katfra ^povpico.')

veo-Karaypa<ôs, ov, newly enlisted.
10.
Hebrew
28, 26.
2"3X, ear of corn.
34, 18. Deut. 16, 1, the
vo-KaTa(TKevaaTos, ov, newly constructed or
made.
veoiTTrapaKTos, ov, (jnrapaiTiTa)
newly torn.
Schol.
Schol. Arist. Vesp. 648, et alibi.
Arist.
Eq. 345.
rearing young
veoKaTdxpicTos, ov,
((taTapfptfi))
newly plastered.
lately
v0(T(TOK6fios. OV, (ycoa-iTos, KOfico))
Diosc.
4, 43.
ov,
((faT77;(e'o))
birds.
Antip. S. 63.
or vcorro-TToteopai, L. nidifco,.
veoKarfixr/TOs,
instructed,
veoo-oo-TTOLeofjLai
to
newly catechised. Clem. A.I, 293 A. apud Epiph. I, 157 A. veoKcvrriros, ov, (_KevTa>) newly grafted f Jun. 222, 19, ajvireKos.
vfOKKripovonos, ov,
o,
Acac.
build a nest.
Longin. 44,
7.
veoao-oTToua, as, ^,
a hatching.
fj,
Diosc.
the
2, 60.
Heron
Greg.
I,
veoa-a-oTpo(jila,
as,
(jpe^te)
9, 9, p.
rearing of
young
lished.
birds.
Anton.
(rn)/xi)
269, 4.
settled or estab-
veoi Kiujpovofios.
veouTadris, es,
newly
reo-fcXTjTos,
Naz. IV, 114 A. OV, newly

B.
ov,
Plut.
n, 321 D.
6,
called.
Leont.
world.
1720
9,
veooTpdrevTos, ov,
(orparevo)) L.
tiro, recruit.
App. n, 252,
of
the
12.
ve6-Koa-p.os,
new
Sibyll.
veoa-vXKfKTos, ov, ((ruXXeyo)) newly collected or

levied soldiers.
241.
ve6KpaTos, ov, (_Kepdvwp,i)
II,
Dion. H.
alibi.
Ill,
1591, 13. IV,

10.
newly mixed.
Plut,
662,
2214, 15, et
Plut.
I,
Jos.
Ant. 14, 15,

Polyb.
677 B. C. Poll. 6, 24. wd-KTTjTos, OV, newly acquired.

42.
ve6-KTiaros, ov,
720 A.
App.
I,
vfoa-iXXoyos, ov,
4.
3, 70,
veoa-uWeKTos.
1, 61,
10, et alibi.
II,
Diod. Ex. Vat. 115,
newly created.
Sept. Sap. 11,
21.
App.
459, 10.
19.
vf6-KTV7ros, ov,
newly pealing.
(Xdft7ro>)
Greg. Naz. IV,
veoa-varaTos, ov, (avviorrifu') newly pitt together. Jos. J. 2, 8,. 9, novices, of lie Essenes.
13 A, ^povrfj.
veoXaimfis,
es,
Herod, apud Orib.

shining with
new
light.
NeoTTjr, rjTos,
II, 420, 3. Juventus, the goddess of youjji.

veM.eKros, ov, newly enlisted.
Dion. H.
7.
I,
586,
5.
Dion C.
54, 19,
7.
Greg. Nyss. Ill,
App. II, 459, 741 D, Theodorus Tiro.
vcoTeXrjs,
is,
newly
newly baptized.
in the sense al Const. Apost. 8, 15.

initiated,
Digitized
by Microsoft
veo-Tpr]To<;
uto-rpijTos,
ov,
781
Diosc.
1,
veêXoôpoi
manner o/Nestorjus.
Theod
will.
i/eorpcBTOs.
142,
NeoToptai/mr, adv. after the
wound, Diosc. veo-rpayfos, ov, newly wounded. Basil. I, 212 A. 195, p. 308
Tpavfui, recent
Anast. Sin. 148 B.

4, 9.
2,
NEOToptoj, ov,
6,
Nestorius, a heresiarch.
IV, 432 C.
Theod.
vevpa,
aros,
1 7,
vfovpyeca,
I,
îro),
(ycovpyris) to renovate.
to,
nu
men
the divine
wink.
1248 B.
es,
peovpyr)!,
Diod:
veovpyos.
3, 57.
50, Tov deov.

to,
little
Plut.
I,
257 B. C.
11,
vevpdnov, ov,
13, 22.
vevp.a,
Epiet. 4,
Jul. 71 C.
Alciphr.
veovpyla, as, ^, newness, novelty.
Eus.
1468
Stud.
vevplâ,
ia-co,
(vevpov)
to
nerve.
Dion. Alex.
Diosc.
A.
veocfjavTis,
1593 A.
((f>aiva>)
, 1580 A.
newly come
to light.
vivpiKOi,
1,
77,
OV,
belonging
to the
sinews.
67.
little
Vfo<pavS>s,
adv.
6?/
newZy appearing.
new-grown.
Clim. 896
vevplov, ov, TO,
vevpov.
Galen. IV, 83 B,
D.
veo<pv{js,
et alibi.
h,
as,
(<f)vta)
Clem. A.
I,
vevpoKOTTtca,
r/a-io,
(kottto)
=
6, 8.
ayKvXoKOTTcm,
to
300 A.
veo(f>vta,
ij,
hamstring, hough.
recent growth.
Sept.
Clem. A.
I,
500
Deut. 21,
12, 11.
4.
Josu. 11,
Strab.
Gen. 49, 6, Tavpov. mnovs. Pohjb. 31,

Diod.
3, 26,
rrfv
B.
veotjivTos, ov, ((jiim)
Agathar. 145,
6, Tfjv
newly planted.
Sept.
14, 9.
Ps. 127, 3
No0vTa eXmSi/.
Job Meta-
Seîav lyvvv.
16, 4,
10, p. 322, 13.

I,
Hennias
yJAvxfjv.
tcl
(Compare App.
II,
phorically,
newly converted to Christianity, neophyte. Paul. Tim. 1, 3, 6. Tertull. II, 57 A.

f],
neophytus,
236, 30 Kat tivcov

vevpov, ov, TO, sinew.
vevpa vTreKOTTTov')
658, 57
'S.pffp.aTo.
App.
ye
V0(j)a>TUTTiK6s,
OV, (vo(f)a>n(TTos)
pertaining
to
newly baptized persons.
Joann. Mosch. 3099
KaXovai vevpa 7r6\4pov. 2. Thong for beating culprits. Euagr. 2761 B.

ptfv,
Tives
B, ivhifuiTa.
veocf>a>Ti(TTos, ov, (ô)Tif<)
VfvpoanaaTcio, fjaa, (vevpouircuTTris) to play puppets.
newly enlightened, in Martyr. Path. the sense of newly baptized. 1421 B. Method. 148 C. Greg. Nyss. Ill, Chrys. XII, 763 D. 429 B. Vit. Epiph. 88 D Tas VfO(j)aTiaTas trroXds, write veotjiam(TTlKaS.
ov,
Diod. n, 607, 68. Philon I, 28, 46. Anton. 2, 2. 7, 3. Clem. A. I, 941 C.

rj,
vevpo(T7ra(TTia or vevpo<T7ra(TTfia, as,
the playing
of puppets. 60 D.
Anton.
6, 28.
7,
29.
Amphil.
by strings.
vevpoTevrjs, es, (vevpov, TeLV(o) Stretched
ordained priest. Pallad. Yit. Chrys. 30E. PorpA. Cer. 194, 10, newly crowned king. vo--)iyoos, ov, tvith the first down on the cheeks. Greg. Naz. IH, 1394 A. IV, 78 A. Diod. II, 542, vfo-xpurros, ov, newly plastered. Damasc. U, 309 B, 92. App. n, 104, 47.
Vo-êipfyr6viyros,
newly
Antip. S. 17, nayiSes.

vevpo-rprjTos,
ov,
z^
vevevpoKOjnjpevos,
ham-
stringed.
Gregent. 584 C.
to
vevpoTopea, rjaa, (yevporopxts^
cut the sinews.
Agathin. apud Orib.

vevpo-TpcoTos, ov,
I,
11, 395, 11.
wounded
in the sinews.
Diosc.
in
the
68, p.
73 ra vevporpara,
wounds
alibi.
newly anointed.
viiras, a, 6,
sinews.
Galen. XIII, 712 D, et

18, 6.
Alex.
nepa,
nepe
t
Scorpio.
vcwera,
rj,
a ^=.
KakafiivBr),
Lyd. 154, 8. a plant.
Aphr. Probl.
vevpo-xpvSpoi&Tjs,
, sinewy and cartilagenous.

Philon
II, 48, 11.
Lyd. 154, 19. aTroyovos. peirias, taroe, 6, the Latin n e p o s eyyovos, aa-anos- Eust. 1502, Lyd. 154, 2 36 vejrovs, incorrectly. Dion. Ner<s, oDTos, 6, Nepos, a millenarian.
Galen. IV, 157 C.

vevpoco,
a>(r(o,
zz^ vevpiâ.
12.
53, 33.
449, 30.
Chrys. IX, 507 D.
vevpaa-ts, (oos, ^, (ycvpoa)
a nerving.
Cyrill.
H.
1145 C.
vecpdpios, ov, the
Alex. 1237 A.
Neplvri, T)s,ri,
Latin
nefarius
Cod.
=
1,
ddepi3,
Ner
fj,
ne
Lyd.
75, 20. 22.
Tos,
Trapdvopos.
Justinian.
45.
vcpov, see vrjpos.

vepo(f)6pos, ov,
(vepov, (jjepa) laver, vat, recep-
Novell. 89, 15. ve<p\iov, ov, TO, cloudy spot in the eye.
II,
Diosc.
tacle of water for bathing.

veprepobpopxis, ov, S,
Theoph. 220,
362.
4.
180 (181).
Galen.
II,
269 A. Hipparch.
Plut.
(viprepos, Spap.eiv) courier

Ill,
ve<j)\o-nSris, es,
cloudy, nebulous.
of the dead
vipav,
avos,
6,
Lucian.
e ro
Sabine,
avdpeios.
Gemin. 768 C. 1109 A. Ptol. Tetrab. 149.

vcêKoopai,
clouds.
to
U, 892 C.
Lyd.
75, 22.
f),
tica-Toptavos,
ov,
(Ncaropioi)
Nestorian.
be clouded.
ov,
Eudoc. M. 440.
consisting
ve(f)eKo(rv(TTaTos,
(a-vvia-Tijpi)
of
Substantively, d NetrropMu/or,
follower of Nestorius.
a Nestorian, a
737 C.
FseuA-Athan. IV, 908 B.

cloud-bringing.
Const. (536), 1153.

1,
vecfieXoipopos, ov, (<^pi)
Lyd.
Leont.
I,
1257 D.
Vamose.
226, 10.
Digitized
by Microsoft
veêX(i)To<!
6v,
782
Lucian.
II,
VT](7Tta
vefjjeKcoTos,
jj,
made of
clouds.
85.
vi^dvs,
fl,
Egyptian,
vrfmoKTovos, ov, (yrjmov, KTciva) infant-slaying, Pseud-Jg'na*. 929 A. Sept. Sap. 11, 8.
vr)mov, ov, to, infant.
^8r)S-
Plut. II, 366 B.
Polyb. 4, 20, 8 'Ek vrf
368 E.
j/f0o8io)(tT7;s, ov, 6, {ve(j)os, 8iaiKa>)
L. tempestarius,
qui tempestates et
alia
maleficia facit, one
Ta ayia niwv aSeiv ieiiovrai, from infancy. Apocr. Act. et vfjma, the Holy Innocents. Epiph. Mon. 264 C. Martyr. Matt. 3.
Horol. Dec. 29.
the
who
Diod.
regulates
the
weather
Quin. 61.
2,
Pseudo-/s<. 1277 D.
5,
by magic. (Compare
'H
iKKKj)aia
tS>v
vrpriav,
55.
Paus.
C.
34, 3.
248 B. A.)
VCJ>ofJiriKris,
Dion
es,
71, 8, 4.
Clem. A. II, Eus. Alex. 456

the
church of the Holy Innocents, in Constantinople. Porph. Cer. 496, 1. vrprtoTrpenfjs, is, (wpeVo)) becoming infants, inCyrill. A. I, 141 D. 224 A. fantile.
vrimoTrpeiras, adv. like
(m<')
to
reading
cloud.
clouds.
an
infant.
Anast. Sin.
Caesarius 1004.
yetôm, mcrai,
(ve(f>os)
221 A.
Nicol D. 66.
2,
vr]7ri.o(pavrjs,
es,
(vrjTTiov,
0atj/o))
appearing
like
PhilonU,
veippiKos,
ri,
21, 17.
an
Diosc.
87.
infant.
Tim. Hier. 240 C.
vecppialos, a, ov, r=: vfCJipiSLOs.

ov,
vr]7n6(j}pa>v, ov, ((f)pfjv)
of
childish mind.
Strab.
following.
Diosc.
1, 5.
1, 2, 8, p.
30, 1.
v(j)ptri.K6s,
Tj,
ov, afflicted
neys.
Diosc.
53j 17.
2. Belonging
x""P'"'
1, 6, p. 17.
with disease of the kidAlex. Aphr. Probl.

to the
vrjTnaibrjs, fs, childish.

vr)irTr)s,
kidneys.
Basil.
Ephr. Ill, 326 B. (v^^m) sober, discreet person^ Polyb. 10,3, 1. 27,10,3. Diorf. II, 578, 59.
ov,
6,
IV, 365 C,
neys.
ve(f)p6s,
^^^
region
of
the
kid-
Plol. Tetrab. 160.

vrjnTiKos,
ij,
ov,
sober,
temperate.
Plut.
IT,
709
ov, 6,
kidney.
7.
Tropically,
1, 6.
the
heart.
B.
Basil.
Sept. Ps. 15,
Sap.
vrjpos, ov,
IV, 921 C, relating contracted from veapos
vf<f>i8piov, ov, TO, little i/f0os.

vi<l)a><Tis,
Socr. 416 A.
dKpai(j>vrjs.
I,
=
to
to
temperance.
Trpoacparos,
vrjpov,
sc.
Substantively,
ems,
rf,
(ve(p6a>)
a clouding.
Sept.
Philon
4, 20,
v8a>p,
fresh or cold water, just brought from
13, 15.
27, 43.
the spring.
Phryn. 42.
Inscr. 5072, 20.
vxa>6d,
Hebrew nnDJ.
tov vex<odd,
Reg.
13
Stud. 1786 A.
(Compare Galen. VI, 438
Toi' oIkov
nn3J
n'3, his treasure-
'Atto nrjyris vbaTi Trpotrc^dTco.)
Also, vepov.
house, treasury.
vewKopia, as,
ly,
the being veioKopos.
Philon
I,
695,
3.
Plut. II, 351

jjo-cD,
E.
to
cemXKEiB,
(vewkicos)
1, 29, 3.
land.
Polyh.
haul a ship up on Frag. Histor. 67.
Leont. Cypr. 1713 C BcpApophth. 205 B. fwv Kal vepov, warm water and fresh or cold Porph. Adm. 77,13. Cer. 466, 17. water. Et. G. 406, 23. Et. M. 597, 43 seq. See
also
vrjpos,
fjp,ivripos,
and compare
<tvk(ot6s.)
vemXfctov, ov, to, dry-dock.

Va>fia, aros, to, (veoo))
App.
vews,
3.
II,
843, 95.
ov,
6,
neros,
a period of 600 years.

Strab.
1, 3, 18.
^=
L.
noVa
Syncell. 30, 8.
vrjo-idâ
/aZZoM)
A.
Zand Sept. Jer. 4, Greg. Naz. II, 25 C.

17,
Onjr. Ill,
313
II,
i/jjo-ifw.
Philon
I,
622, 45.
veojo'Toy,
6v, (yeas')
=z
Kacvos.
Damasc.
vri(nds, ddos, ^,
vT/cir.
Doubtful.
Dion. P.
Polyb.
1, 3, 18.
300 A.
vfarcpiKos,
Sept.
rj,
570.
ov,
(vecDTepos,
kcos)
youthful.
7.
vr](ri(<o
(v^(7os), to be or form
7.
an
island.
6.
Mace.
3, 4, 8.
7.
PoZj/i. 10, 24,
/os.
3,
42,
5, 46, 9.
Strab. 5, 3,
Ant. 16, 11,
4/'n'c. Epist.
44 A,
vctoTepKTjia, aros, to,

a-jios,
(veaiTepifffl)
later.
15, 1, 18. pp. 90, 18. 192.
vearcpiIll,
vqmov,
14.
ov, TO,
little
vfjiros,
islet.
Strab.
1, 2,
innovation.
Philon
II,
633 (Bus.
641 B).
veu>TfpL(rp,6s,
vfja-is, 6C0E,
^,
(yea) a heaping.
Vit. Clim.
600
ov,
6,
youthfulness.
Patriarch.
B.
vrja-oidi]s,
1041 B.
vewTcpioTijf,
oC,
d,
es,
(vfjo-os,
EIAS2)
like
an
island.
innovator.
9, 3.
Dion.
H.
II,
Strab.
3, 1, 7.
r),
1029,
VTj,
9.
Jos.
Ant. 17,
vri<Top.axia, as,
(p-dxi)
fight.
the.
battle
of the
islands,
by,
in obtestations.
TOV Xi^vov,
Cyrill.
vrj
A.
I,
472
D
vfj
Nij
rrjv
an imaginary
vrjcroôieo),
to
Lucian.
into
II, 104.
TO
<l>S>s, vr]
tov ovpavov,
make
an
island.
Oenotn.
biKJjV.
vrjKTiKos,
fl,
ov,
apud Eus.
hwajiivos
vrjxfo-Bai.
Ill,
377 B.
Sept. Esdr.
1, 1, 8,
Sext.
vr](TTeia, as, ^,
religious fast.
8.
427,
vTjKTos,
7.
fj,
49.
OV,
Tobit 18,
Esai.
13, et aUbi.
(yrjxoiMi)
swimming.
C.
Sept.
Sap.
19, 18.
vriierpts,
Plut.
n, 976
Jews.
Poll. 6, 45, ckaai,
9.
Particularly, the fast, the annual fast of the Strab. 16, 2, 40. Philon II, 138, 3..
i8os, ^,
swimming.
206, 15.
296; 16 (286, 26).

39.
=^
vrjvia,
KoXvpi^dSes.
Jos. Ant. 14, 16, 4.
17, 6, 4.
the Latin
nenia,
dirge.
Lyd. 146,
1.
7.
Apion.
2,
Plut. II,
Luc. Act. 27, B. J. 5, 5, 671 D. (See
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by Microsoft

VTJffTeUTTJ?
also Sept. Lev. 16, 29.
23, 27.)
783
NiKoXao^
ij,
2.
C
The
seq.
vrioTonofria, as,
Qfiadragesinud fast, Lent.
Iren. 1228
fore eating,
Orib. I, 41
imjoroTroTea),
{yrjans, noais) a drinking hewhile the stomach is empty.

I,
Gangr. 19. Method. 384 B ai vtjareiai. Athan. I, 273 B. Basil, m, 189 D. iVectar. 1829 A. Epiph. I, 465 A, f/ iicydXr). Pallad. V.Chrys. 32 E ^ SftrTrorticij. Cyrill. A. X, Quin. 55. Theod. Ill, 1428 B. 849 B. 'H vrjoreia Tov na<T\a, ike Paschal fast, the Dion. Alex. 1277 A. fast in Passion-week.
Herod, apud Orih.

7, 2.
Tja-o),
408, 13.
AntyU. apud
to
drink before eating. Herod.

to
apud
vrjp-Tos,
Orib.
rj,
I,
410, 4 -Bfjvm,
to
be drunk.
Sept.
ov,
(io),
spin) spun.
Ex.
103,
31,4.
vri(paKeos, a,
ov,
z=i W)<âXios.
1, 3,
Philon
1.
I,
Const. Apost. 5, 13. Soar. Eus. II, 492 B. The following church fasts were 632 B. introduced not long before the eighth cen-
32.
Paul. Tim.
adv.
vr)(jidKeas,
2 as v.
vr/ipdKims.
Aret. 32 A.
Did.
I,
A. 765 B.
vrjfpoKLos, a, ov, sober,
tury
'H
w7)0Tia
rSav
XptuTovyiVvav,
called also
the
sober-minded.
Philon
1, 3, 2.
I,
Christmas fast, the fast of the forty days
392, 17.
n, 110, 44.
adv. soberly.
adv.
Paul. Tun.
preceding Christmas
TOV
dyiov
îKiTTTTov,
fj
vrjarcla
vr)(pdkwTj)s, rjTos, ^, sobriety.

vri(j)a\iias,
I,
Athan.
720 C.
Saint
PhUip^s
Caes.
fast.
Poll. 6, 26.
Clem. A.
Anast. Ant. 1392 A.

Nic.
Stud. 1696 A. B. D.
496 B.
CP. 857 A.
Anast.
521
B.
vqtfiovTuis (vrjcfxa),
preceding.
Caesa-
(For the legend connected with this fast, see Apocr. Act. Philipp. 31. 33. 37. 42.) 'H vrjOTTela rav ayimv dnocrTOHorol. Nov. 15.
rius 880.
Clim. 641
B.
vTjâXeos, a, ov,
I, (jjvaris,
j^\|'4s, 6<Bs,
(yr])ôfiai)
swimming.
Xenocr.
\iov,
Saint Apostles' fast.
Its
duration
is
fishes of all kinds.

fj,
from the Monday immediately succeeding Trinity Sunday, to the day preceding Saint
Peter
(vrjtpco) sobriety.
Polyb. 16, 21, 4.

377, 21.
Strab. 15, 3, 20.
Philon
I,
Hermes
Dion
and
Saint
Paul's
day (Jun.
29).
Tr.
Poem.
2.
17, 10.
Jos. B. J. 2, 8, 5.
Nic. Stud. 1697 A. Anast. Ant. 1392 A. CP. 857 A. Anast. Caesar. 521 E. Balsam.
viypos, a, ov, the
Latin n i g e r
licXas.
De
Jejun. 22.
'H vrjimia
C. 74, 8,
viKa,
Tijr
cotokou, the
imperat. of wKaa, vince.
Substantively,
Ill, 79, 2.
fast of the Deipara, the fast of the fourteen
TO vUa, the 532.
watchword used by those who

I,
days preceding the anniversary of the death Nicon. 525 B. C. of the Virgm (Aug. 15). Anast. Caes. 520 A. Horol. Stud. 1697 A.
attempted to dethrone Justinian in the year

Proc.
121, 13.
Proc.
Gaz.
m,
2828 A.
Euagr. 2728 A.
Inscr. 4558.
Mai.
Aug.
1.
'H
vrjareia tov nfiiov o-ravpov, the
474, 12.
fast of the holy Cross, a fast preceding the "Yiâo-w TOV wravpov (Sept. 14), observed Stud. 1696 D. chiefly in monasteries.
Nd8tov,
5.
ou, TO, little tiiiai.
viKoios, a, OV, (y'lKrf)
victorious.
2.
Jos. Ant. 3, 2,
Dion C.
47, 40,
little
60, 31, 1, Zeis.
Nicon. 525 C.
vrjaTevTTjs, oi,
6,
viKapiov, ov, TO,
Victory,
coin.
a figure on the
in general,
(yrjareia) faster.
Basil. Ill,
reverse of a
the reverse
Roman
Hence
Apophth. 177 C. 172 D. Aster. 373 A. 2. An epithet of Joann. Mosch. 3041 D. John the Faster, bishop of Constantinople. Nicon. Theoph. 387, 12. Simoc. 280, 2.
525 D.
vriarevTiKos,
Horol. Sept.
r),
2.
2. of a coin. Cedr. I, 568, 14. A kind otKoWovpiov. Alex. Trail. 132. Apoc. 2, 7. 17. 15, |. viKca =. viKaa. N/ki;, j)s, 17, Nice, Victoria, the goddess of vicPaus. 1, 22, 4, mrrepos, at the Acrotory.
polis.
vLKrjfui,
6v,
given
to fasting.
Philostrg.
592 C.
in)<TTeva, eva-io,
oTos, TO, (yiKaco) victory.
Polyb.
1, 87,
I,
to fast, for
the mortification of
10,
et
8.
alibi.
Diod.
4,
33.
Dion. H.
II,
the flesh.
et alibi.
Ex. 38, 26. Judic. 20, 26, Nil. Clem. A. II, 504 B, twos.
Sept.
o'lvov.
490,
viKrjTTjs,
ov, 6, conqueror.
552 C, arro aprov Kol A, during Lent.

vrjfnris
Bust. Alex. 324
viKrfTap, opos, 6,
Eus.
1001 B.
55, 23,
preceding.
Dion C.
the
To
tSiv viKTfTopav
orpaTOTreSov,
name
vrjcms, fasting.
Cramer. HI, 248, 20,

Vit. Chrys. 57 E.
vrffTTiKos,
r),
Herodn. Gr. in Pallad. condemned.

has not eaten, fastv.
1.
of a legion.
NiKoXa-iTQi,
>!',
04,
NtKoXaoj.
II,
Apoc.
6,
NicolaUae, the followers of Iren. 687 A. Eus. 2, 6.

Clem. Nico-
6v, (yr)(TTrjs) that

1,
276 C.
I,
Theod. IV, 401 B.

Nicolaus, a heretic (?).
ing.
Biosc. Eupor.
158 as
Carth.
NofoXaoy, ov,
Can. 41.
29.
vr]<miios,
ov,
Ajiast. Sin.
40 C.
Quin. Can.
fasting.
A.
1061 B.
1129 B.
1132 A.
2.
laus of Damascus.
(i/ôrjy)
Plut. II, 723 D, a variety
pertaining
to
Theophil. Alex. 33 B, ^p.epa, fast-day.
Nic.
CP. 861
fj
vrj(Tnfi.os
=:
vrja-Teia.
of the date named after him. Pallad. Laus. 1146 B NtKoXaous 7rap,p.eye6eis aprovs ScKa Kadapovs, named after the same.
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by Microsoft
VlKOTTOlJo)
rjcra,
784
to
vofiaSia
viKOTTOieai,
(yiKonoios)
cause victory,
victory.
vofiia-Kovp Seovs,
nobiscum deus, =^
watchword.
Mauric.
2,
fieB'
Ephr.
WKOTTotof,
Ill,
6v,
372 D.
(w'/cij,
rjpav 6 6f6s, a
TToteo))
17.
causiug
7,
16, write vaîa-Kovp.
Aquil. Ps. 4,
viKos, COS,
TO,
=
38.
1.
Eus.
viKj].
II,
Scpt.
956 B, irravpos. Esdr. 1, 3,
KojSoy,
9.
Vu
voepl3pws, a, ov,
Lyd. 181, 9. peos the Latin november or

adjective.
57,
18,
2.
Mace.
vififxa,
2, 10,
Patriarch. 1104 A.
novembris,
D, A.
prjv.
aros, to, (viVrai)
^=
aTTOvtfifia, aTTOVLTrrpov,
an Dion C.
Plut.
I,
299
Socr.
613
washing the hands and face. Phryn. 193, condemned. Doroth. 1640 B.
water for
vivrjaTos, ov, 6,
voeprjcjjopos, ov, (yoepos, (j)epa>)
impelling
to ideal
r=
vivviov.
Hes.
629,
things.
Synes.
ov,
Hymn.
1,
121, p. 1592, oppai.

spiritual.
viviov, ov, TO, babe.
vop6s,
a,
intellectual,
Hippol.
13.
NtofSiTai, mv, oi, Niobitae,
Haer. 132, 67. a branch of the Euovo'lai.
502, 95.
Orig. IE, 29 D,
tychian
feet in.
sect.
vnrrrip, rjpos, 6,
Tim. Presh. 44 A. {viwra) basin or tub to wash the
vocpoTTjs, TjTos,
fj,
(yocpos) intellectuality. Pseudo-
Dion. 705 B.
voepoTOKos, ov,
(rcKeiv)
3,
Pallad. Laus. 1244 Joann. 13, 5. 2. The washing of Apophth. 301 C. Pseudo-fferm. 396 the feet of the disciples. In the Ritual, the washing of the feet, B. a ceremony performed in monasteries on the
A.
producing
intelligences.
Synes.
Hymn.
167, p. 1596.
voepos.
voepoo), 0X70), to
make
Anast. Sin. 1165

to
A.
vorjpaTiKos,
rj,
ov, (yotjpa)
pertaining
Epict.
thought.
Thursday of Passion-week, in commemoration of the washing of the feet of the disDuring the last epoch Euchol. ciples. of the Byzantine period, we find the emperor washing the right feet of twelve poor men. Curop. 70. viTTTai, yjfio, to wash the hands, face, and feet. Cyrill. H. 1109 A Tok Patriarch. 1060 C. Sianovov Tov viâ(r6ai BiBovTa to itpel, before beginning the service. Nil. 89 D, washing of the hands before entering a church. Pseudo-Dion. 425 D. Apophth. 137 E'eScbKv avTw viâtrdai, he poured water on his
Epiph.
voTjTapxrjs,
Jl,
17 A.
little
vorfpariov, ov, to.

ov, 6,
vorjpa.
3, 23, 31.
(vorfTos,
ap)(a>)
7.
the source of
thought.
JôrjTiavoi,
No>;T-dr.
Iambi. Myst. 262,

av,
oi,
Noetiani,
the
followers of
81.
Hippol.
I,
813 A.
Haer. 436,
Epict.
Epiph.
vorjTLKOs,
848 D.
ov,
r},
^=
dvvdpevos
voetv.
1, 5,
3 TO voTjTLKov, thc intellect.

vorjTos,
r],
ov,
I, 5,
intelligible
opposed to
altrBrjTos.
Philon
40, Koa-pos, the intelligible world.
Sext. 4, 19.
Clem. A. H, 137 A.
Noi;tos, ov, 6, Noetus, the
founder of patropas-
hands.
l_Sept.
Doroth. 1640
$e'p aira w'lâo-âi.
sianism.
alibi.
vorjTois,
Hippol. 804 A.
Haer. 440,
22, et
Lev. 15, 12 vKpfia-erm, 2 fat. pass.] vurdv, 6, ID'J, nisan, the first Jewish month, Sept. Esdr. 1, 5, iavBiKos, âppovBi. Nehem. 2, 1. Jos. Ant. 1, 3, 3. 2, 14, 6.
10, 5.
viTpla, as,
is
=
6. 3,
Theod. IV, 404 B.

adv. intelligibly, mentally
Sept. Prov. 23, 1.
; opposed to Philon J, 312,
alodriTms.
39.
vodeia, as,
f),
11, 4,
rj,
8..
(vodeia) bastardly.
^=. to vodeveiv.
Philon
I,
324,
tr
ari a
a place where vtTpov

23.
48.
Plut. II, 756 C. D.

ecus,
tj,
found.
Strab. 17,
1,
voBevo'i.s,
Nicet. Byz.
NiTpm, as, ^, Nitria, in Egypt. A. Soz. 1388 A.

viTp'iTis,
Athan.
11,
929
756 B.
vodevrfjs, ov, 6,
6 vo6eva>v.
to I,
Ptol. Tetrab. 70.

:
lSos,
rj,
containing viTpov.
Strab. 11,
vo6eva>, eva-co,
(v66os)
bastardize
to
regard
2,
14, 8.
as spurious.
(iroieai)
Philon
II,
288,
viTponoios, ov,
Arist.
making
with
virpov.
Schol.
Ran. 712.
uxTQ),
virpom,
to
cleanse
v'lTpov.
Synes. Polyh.
2. To corrupt. 305 B. Sept. Sap. 14, 24. Philon H, 48, 41, a wife. Jos. Ant. 4, 8, 23. Plut. H, 2, 373 B. 628
3, 62.
Eus.
8.
Diog.
124.
1868 D.
vi(j)fTa>8ris, fs, (vi(J)ct6s,
B.
Clementin. 32 C,
to interpolate.
Orig.
I,
EIAQ) snowy.
1509 D.
vodia
14.
3,
72, 3.
cffls, T),
Strab. 4, 5, 2, p. 313, 26.

(kiVto))
=;
7],
preceding.
bastard.
Dubious.
Philon
I,
401,
vl-^s,
D.
a washing. Plut. I, 658 Orig. IV, 769 D. Pseudo-Z>!ore. 440 A.

the Latin
Gloss. Jur.
v66os,
ov,
rib.
Paus.
1,
35, 6, jrXeupd,
Pseudo-ffenra. 424 C.
yo/3aTfv<u,
false
dvoKatviâ, to
Synes. 1336 A, lariov, supernuSept.
n o v o z=
to
merary.
vodas, adv. insincerely.
renew.
Mace.
3, 3, 17.
voâTfia
Noârof,
o-ipos.
(nub o),
give
away
in marriage.
voKTOvpvos, the Latin

pivos.
nocturnus
nomad
horde.
wkti-
Gloss. Jur.
voê\la-a-ip,os,
Lyd. 131, 10.

r),
see NoouaT-or, va/SeX/cr-
vopabia, as,
(yopds)
Arr. P.
M.
E. 20.
DigitizetJ
by Microsoft
V0fiaSiKa}t;
-vo/iaSiKas (vo/iaSiKos), adv. nomadically.
2, 1, 17, p.
785
Strah.
VOOi
a lawgiver.
vop,o6eTiKS)s (yopoBeriKos), adv. like
115, 11.
Poll
nomadic.
Synes,
4, 26.
vofiobiTrfs, ov, 6, ^zz uo/iaSiKos,
vofiOKdvovov, ov, TO,
following.
Nicon 525
1569 A.
voixcuKKarap,
opos,
6,
D.
the
Anast. Caes. 520 B.

01/09, 6,
Latin
ator
Theophil. 1161 C.
n o na e n Lyd. 201, 9.
vopoKdvmv.
(ydpos, Kavmv) code or digest
12.
vofifiofmi
vo\ir),
Alex. Comn. 961 of ecclesiastical laws. (Migne's Patrol. Graec. Vol. CXXVII).
vijiofuu.
Orig. Vll,
228 B.
vopopaBeia, as, ^, (yopopaOiis) knowledge of the
^s,
6.
spreading of a sore. Polyh. 1, 81, Clem. A J, 349 B, PawZ. Tim. 2, 2,"l7.

i],
.
Law.
350,
3.
Cyrill.
r]<ja,
A. VI, 248 A.
tropically.
Athan.
I,
549 C.
1,
corroding sore.
gilio, largess.
Diosc.
89.
2. Nome, 104. 3. Lar-
vopopa6ea>,
vopopa6r)s
elpi.
Chron.
vopopadrjs, es,
(/lavSauio)
learned in the Law.
Herodn.
3, 8, 14.
Afric. 97 C.
vojiiâ
2.
^=
To
f'i(o6a.
coin.
Philostr.
Proc. Ill, 73, 19, KoKelv. 18 ApaxiJ.fjv apyv-
1273 A. A.
2,
Method. 364 C. Athan. II, Adam. 1781 A. Epiph. I, 421
pav
vsvoiiUTfiivriv is Tt/Sepioi',
it.
with the head of
vopoTToios, 6v, (TToteoo)
composing music.
Diog.
Tiberius on
voiuKos,
7],
104.
of Moses Clem. Orig. I, 913 A. 1456 D. A. n, 261 B. m, 832 A. 1444 B. 1593 A. Petr. Alex. Cyrill. A. II, 13, ypdp,p,a. 517 C, irao-xa.
6v,
pertaining to the
Law
vop,o-pT)Tap, opos, 6,
=
p.fi
i\rrjûTp.aToni>kr}S. 6 tovs
Phtton
II,
346, 17.
Paul. Tit.
3, 9,
vofiovs ewl picrS^ TraXau.
Schol. Arist. Av.
1037.
v6p,os. ov. 6,
laiD.
Sept.
Mace.
7
2, 2,
2 Aor avlow.
Tois Tov vopov Iva
cTriKddavTm.
No'/iov
make a
2.
Jurisperitus, skilled in the law,

12,
2, 9,
lawyer.
Dion. H. IV, 2124,

Tals dpxals dirdcrais
i<vpa<Tav Iva
Strab.
p.
514,
9.
Matt. 22, 35.
Pseudo-/os.
Epict. 2, 13, 6. Mace. 5. Orig. I, 88 A. 11, 824 B. Galen. I, 52 D. Joann. Mosch. 3073 A, Greg. Th. 1068 A.
pas
TTjs
ctywTOTqs
iKKKr](Tias.
Gregent. 725 C Noi^fj. Chryx. dpapTdvav Xe'yj. IX, 550 E, ^vatKos, law of nature. 2. Canon. Socr. 801 B. Sos. 1057 A.
fie
CKftTO
ii/a
eKKKrj(TieK8iK0S.
vopotjjvXaKeai, ^(To), {yop,oipvKa^) to keep the
Law.
TioiiuTiiinov, ov, TO,
small
vofiuriia.
Schol. Arist.
Cerul. 728 B.
Vesp. 213.
vofiUTTeva (KOfuorrfs)
7.
vopo^vXaKiKos,
vofii^m.
T).
ov,
pertaining
3.
to
a vopocjjvka^.
the
Polyh. 18, 17,
Hierocl. C. A. 72,
vopo(^v\aKis,
ihos,
Clementin.
640, 24.
Epiph.
105 D, biKaioaivrjV. Sext. I, 1064 -a-6ai, to be held
T],
guardian of
Law.
the
Philon
I,
584, 42.
6,
or entertained.
vopurri,
vop^dos, ov,
to
(^vopos, <p86s)
2, 9, p.
expounder of
514,
9.
adv.
7,
17,
according
custom or opinion.
Law.
vovvis,
Strab. 12,
Anton.
vopuTTos,
31.
ov,
VQvai, vowai,. incorrect for vwvai.

(yofilâ))
Pallad. Laus. Cap. 180s, fi, :^ vovva. 46 (in the old edition), in Migne's, p. 1187 B, ypavs is substituted in its place. vojioypmpia, as, f), (vofioypcKôs) the writing of Strab. 6, 1, 8, p. 41.'?, 9. vovvos, ov, 6, nonnus =;= narrip, a title given laws. As a proper name, Nonnus, a to monks. vop.o8i8dKTris, ov, 6, (cdôs, SiSacrKo) =: following. poet of the fourth or fifth century. Fem. Pint. I, 348 B. Artem. 192. vovva, r)s, f], n o n n a p-firr]p, a title given vo;:io-SiSao-Ka\o9, ou, o, teacher or expounder of As a proper name, Nonna, the PouZ. to n u n s Luc. 5, 17. Act. 5, 34. the Law. mother of Gregorius of Nazianzus. Tim. 1, 1, 7. Iren. 469 A. ms. II, 100 B.
depending on opinion.
Sext. 176, 1.
vofjiohoTrjs, ov, o,
(8i8o)fu) lawgiver.
Symm.
Ps.
vooeibifs, is, (voos,
EIAQ)
mind-like.
Plotin. II,
75, 12. 13.,
Method. 360 A.
lawêceiving, receiving
902,
1.
938,
1.
vo/ioSdpfor, ov, (Sexofiai)
voojTows, OV, (yroiiio) mind-making.
Plot{h. II,
the
Law.
Method. 369 C.
adv.
i>opx>6e<rpMS (Bftr/wsy,
1378, 13.
vojUKas.
Sept.
voos vovs, ov,

voiiv
Prod. Farm. 543 (118). Dion. H. I, 100, 6, mind.

fiXBi pol to ôvXevpa.
3 Els
Prov. 29, 45.

vop,o6eTe(o,
to enact.
/SaXXerat TrpocntiKdirai., he thought. 115, 8.
Diod. 12, 12, tous vUls
44 7, 9 'Em vovv
3, 6, 8, Koivos,
Epict.
7,
fiavBdvetv ypdfifiara.
firj8eis pto'dayrat.
Dion C.
IT,
69, 16, 2,
ti'a
common
mind
sense.
Arr. Anab.
it
Eus.
1,
833 B,
Iva tovtov
24, 3
'Em
to
vovv 01 iXdeiv nvTco irpdâi,

his
oc-
dvepjroSiOTcos epêoâi t^j irpodeirfios. for oJroy

c;](i)7-ai.
curred
App.
TI,
182, 45 'EttI
Theod.
S(â<Tdcu.
476 B, r^ 'icrpa^X &<7te Schol. Arist. Nub. 622 No/xo^fr/j
oavTos
&>s
Tovs deovs Sidyeiv.
vovv Xa^civ, to determine with one's selfj to Chrys. VII, 41 Ovbk els vovv purpose.
On'i/.
I,
âXXopeda.
ol6p,evoi.
Zos. 78, 10.
100, 5
Kara vovv
692
whom
Tovs vevop,o6eTripivovs the laws were given.

99
vir'
avToi,
to
exovTcs as ...
2.
ineîpxeTOt, :=z vop,lôvTfs,
Meaning,
sense, of a
word or
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NoovaTMvoi
passage.
II,
786
p. 252, 23.
vovfiepoi
j'SoE,
Strab. 15, 3,
7. 8,
Plut.
voa-<ris,
^,
=:
preceding.
ttoUo)
Antip. Thess:
510
noXvs vovs
I,
iv okiyrj Xe^fi <rvue<rrdK-
32.
vo(r<To'iroi(o (votriria,
Tai.
Orig.
925 B.
3.
Nus,
(Tiyi),
the
first
vtoacrfia, to build
Sept. Lev. 12, 8_
emanation from ^v66s and fiovoyevTfs, waTrjp, and apxr)alibi.
called also
nest.
ov,
Sept. Esai. 13, 22.

6,
Iren.
445 B, et
vo(T(t6s,
^=
veo<T(r6s.
Esai. 60, 8.
S>v,
PAryre. 206,
condemned.
NoouaTtavoi,
oi,
followers
of ITovatus
(NobuoTos) Novatiani, the Eus. II, 1140 B.
*v6iiTi.iws, ov, essential, valuable, perfect, the best
part of anything.
seq.
2,
Const. Athan. n, 17 A. BasU. IV, 729 C. I, 7. Epiph. I, 1037 B. Nil. 497 B. neorf. Tim. Presb. Gelas. 1313 B. C. IV, 408 B.
Theol. Arith. 46.

3,
Theophr. C. P. 4, 13, 2 Erotian. 302. Diosc.
123.
87
(97).
Jos.
B. J.
4, 8, 3.
5, 85, pp. 438. 745. Epict. Frag. 2. PZui. II,
36 A.
NoouoTof,
Novatus, a Dion. Cfem. A. II, 765 A. schismatic. Alex. 1296 B, et alibi. Eus. H, 616 B. 636 B. Athan. I, 289 B. H, 17 A. 653 D.
rarely No/SStoj,
ou,
6,
5.
6SiD.,Lucian.I, 698. CTem. ^. I, 297 A.
a.
11,931.
Sext. 19i,
Of good flavor,.
SKes,
agreeable, palatable.
Method. 372 A,
seasoning.
Hes. "'Eaiuov ....
vdo-Tos, ov, 6, return.
Paus.
10, 28, 7 oj v6aroi,
Greg. Nyss. IV, 1208 C. [As it was mis405 C. Epiph. I, 849 A. taken for a modification of the Greek vavarris, vavâTTJs, it was pronounced also NavaGreg. Naz.
I,
heroes from Troy, the title 2. Sapor, flaof several poems now lost. NiCet. Byz. 769 A. vor, taste.
the return of the
voafjjiiTfios, ov, 6, (vocrcîfo))
stealing
peculation.
Tos.
avoi'.]
The same remark

f/,
applies to Noouoti-
Polyh. 32, 21,
8.
Plut.
H, 843 F.
Philon
*vo(njXcia, as,
n, 336j
votTOKoiila,
'Z.
22.
Jos. B. J. 5, 10, 4.
Plut.
45 C. apud Jos. Apion.

I,
care of the sick.
vo(r(f>uTTris, oi), 6,
embezzler.
Schol. Arist. Vesp..
Sickness.
34.
1,
Lysimach. Jos. Ant. 4, 8,

Clem. A.
I,
836.
vdra,
T]
.
33.
i/ooT/XSs,
Xov.
the Latin n o t a Anast. Sin. 85 A.
r::r
aTjfielov,
trvfiô-
adv. in a sickly manner.
voTa7n;Xta)7T;ff, ou, 6, (voToff, ain)\iajTr]s) the south-
604 C.
voa-rifj,a)(eai, r)aa,
east vnnd.
(yotros, fiaxofiai) to struggle
Ptol. Tetrab. 60.

i},
with
voraTnjXitoTiKos,
ov,
southeasterly,
Ptol,-
disease.
Scyl. 647, 18.
Tetrab. 40.
vorapiKos,
fie0o8os.
i],
voo-oKofieiov, ou, to, (i/offOKOjuoy) hospital for sick
ov,
of a
vordpios.
Stud. 808 B,.
people.
Vit.
Poll. 1, 78.
Chrys. 19 B.
Hieron.
I,
694 (461).
Diod.
Epict.-
vordpios, ov, 6, the

ypa(j)evs,
Latin
notarius
Ta)(vypd(f)os,
iTro-
Nil. 248 D.
Gregent. 580 B.
orijj.eioypa<ôs,
notary,
po(roKop.a), rjaaj, to take
care of the sick.
14, 71.
II,
613, 62, in the passive.
3, 22, 62.
Diog.
4, 54.
Porphyr. V. Pyth.
Epict.
3, 22,
90.
voa-oKoiita, as,
fj,
care of the sick.
70.
vo(7ok6\ios, ov, (Kojxia)
sense. Jul. 378 B. Athan. 752 C. n, 744 B. Basil. IV, 1076 C. Epiph. II, 376 C. Eunap. 74, 12. Philoslrg. 629 D. Soz. 1136 A. CyriU. A. X, 164 D. Sophrns. 3576 A. Anast. Sin-. 85 A.
in the
I,
Roman
D.
621
taking care of the sick.
voTialos, a, ov,
Poll.
3,
12.
Greg.
7,
Naz.
m,
221
A.
woTtTOf,
r),
ov,
= =
vonos.
vonos.
Cosm. Ind. 53 A. Epiph. Mon. 264 A.
Justinian. Novell.
1.
Stud. 1741 B.
B.
voaoTTOios, 6v, (yroUtii) sickness-producing.
Dion.
voTo-Xi^vKos,
rj,
ov, betiveen votos
and
X/i|f.
Ptol.
B. Ill, 1733, 10, tropically, seditious. Herod. apud Orib. II, 421, 7. Ptol. Tetrab. 84. Poll. 5, 110. Clementin. 52 A. Clem. A. I,
625 A.
voaos, ov,
Kfia,
Tetrab. 41. 68, Teraprrffiopiov. ôvannvoi, Nouaros, incorrect for Noovanarat^

Noouaros.
voujSmo-o-a, ^, the
Orig.
fj,
I,
513 A.
disease.
Notror
BrjKcia or
ywai-
vitius?
lon
I,
Grecized feminine of n o Theoph. 700, 17.

(vovderia)) admonisher.
II,
KivaiSia.
A.
B.
I,
92 A.
aKos, 6,
Philon II, 306, 1. Clem. Herodn. 4, 12, 4. Orig. I, 965

(xoo'crds)
vovBeTTjTrjs, ov, 6,
Phi-
171, 32.
vavBcTiKos,
cockerel.
votTira^,
Diosc.
2,
53.
vo(Tg-id, as,
rj,
veo(T(nd, nest.
Sept. Gen. 6,
14.
Num.
24, 22.
Deut. 32, 11.

chicken.
Ps. 83, 4.
fj, PseudO' 6v, vovBerqnKosDemetr. 122, 19. vovdenKws, adv. by admonishing. Clem. A. I,. 421 A. vovfiepdptos, ov, 6, the Latin numerarins,.
519, 33.
553, 37.
Prov. 16, 16.

vo(r(rlov, ov, t6, =:: vfoacriov,
belonging to a vov/jupos.
Sept. Ps.
Basil.
IV, 592 B. C.
Nil. 137 D.
vov/iepos, ov, 6,
83,
4.
Matt.
23,
37.
Phryn. 206, con-
the Latin
numerus
Nil. 229 D.
dpi-
demned.
6pos, a
body of soldiers.
CyrUl,
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by Microsoft
VOV/i/JilOV
787
Nicet.
vvfiôaToiKlô)
ij,
ScytTi.
V.
513 B.
430,
Also,
S.
222 B.
12.
230 C.
PapU.
WKTiirKoia, as,
(jrXco))
a sailing by night,
Polyb. 16, 37, 4.
TO vov/iepov.
16.
668,
2.
Theoph. Cont.
Strab. 16, 2, 24.
The numeri,
WKmropea
= wKTonopea.
{<pipa>)
Porph. Cer. 460, 14. little us ov, t6, vovufios, n u m vovfifilov, Epiph. Ill, 289 A. Apophth. 253 C. coin. Leant. Cypr. 1 728 Joann. Mosch. 2992 A.
vvKTinopia, see wieroTropia.

WKTi<j)6pos, ov,
I,
night-bringing.
Philon
335, 37.
ov, 6,
WKTmpos,
B.
=
rj,
wKTos &pa.
Stud.
840
B.
name of the Hebrew j. Eus. HI, 789 Epiph. HI, 244 A. the Latin nundinae. vovvSivat. S>v, ai,
voiv,
the
WKToypa<j)ia, as,
(ypd(j)to)
a writing by night.
alibi.
A.
Plut.
II,
634 B. 803 C, et
wKTo-ei8r)s, is, night-like.

29.
Classical.
Sext. 513,
Plul.
1
I,
222 E.
fj
'H ayopa
{Dion C. 4^, 33, 4. 40, 47, 8ia rav evvea del rjfiepav dyofj,
WKTo-KKeitTTjS, ov, 6, night thief.

vuKTo-xXoTTia, as,
fj,
Philipp. 41.
Sibyll. 3,
lievrj.)
theft
by night.
238,
vovvexfia
sense,
or vovvexia, as,
{yovve\r]s)
good
et alibi.
82, 3.
sound judgment, discretion. Did. A. 809 A.
Polyb. 4,
No;(a-iT-m, 5>v, oi,
Noao'criji'oi, 'OtJHTai.
Hippol.
Haer. 438, 11.

n/y/iaraSijj, ey, (yiyfia,
EIAQ)
pricking.
Soran.
WKTopaxio, rjo-io, (pdxopai) to fight by night. Plut. I, 148 B. App. II, 757, 31. vvKTo-TToXefios, OV, 6, z= 6 iv m<T\ TT6Kcp,os, night battle. Genes. Afric. Cest. p. 310 (titul.). Phoc. 194, 6. 60, 13.
vvKTOTTopia,
as,
rj,
251,
wy/iij,
7.
rjs, fj,
=
6v,
(vvKTonopos) night journey, Polyb.

Plut.
5,
I,
7,
following.
wyiios, ov,
13, 58.
6, (yv(r(T<a)
955 B. a pricking, prick. Diod.

Plut.
I,
night 'march.
3.
9,
8,
9 -'a.
Diod. 18, 40.

Also, vvKTiTTopia.
WKTo-^pirificpos,
677 C,
5, 97,
et
alibi.
1.
Hermes
fj,
apud
77.
Orib. II, 221, 9.
vvKToKos,
Ruf. 361 B. Diog. 6, (vvi) sleepy, drowsy.

Plut.
I,
Tr. latrom. 396, 6.
Polyb.
5 as v.
of three days and three nights. Ts&uA-Athan. IV, 1076 D. vvKTOvpos, ov, 6, âivav, 6 tov Kpovov diTTqp,
ov,
WKTeyepa-ia, as, ^,
awake Philon I, 155, 47. Pseudoduring night. Plut. V. H. 1236 A. Basil. Set. 581 A. 589
(eycpa-is)
the
being
the planet Saturn.

WKTofâfjs,
is,
Plut. II, 941 C.
(^dos)
shining
in
the
night.
Orig.
I,
1344 A.
night-colored,
dypvTTvia, itavwxis, vigil.

rjo-o,
I,
vvKTeyeprea,
night.
Plut.
WKT-eTrapôs,
irpavrap tov
ov.
awake or watch during 727 D. 6. z=: e7rap)(0S Tcov WKrav,

to be
wKToxpoos, ov, (xpoa) Hippol. Haer. 186, 16.

mp<f)ayiTris, ov,
dark.
Srjixov,
praefectus vigilwn, prefect

6, (vipxpr), fjyiopai) leader of the nymphs, an epithet of Posidon. Cornui. 129. wp<j>aya)ye, rjo-to, {wp<paya)y6s) to lead the
of
E.
the night-police.
bride to the bridegroom's house.

10, Tivd TivL.
Polyb. 26,
9.
7,
Dion. H. IV, 2264,

fj,
WKTcpevpa, aros, TO, {wKTepcvo)) night operation. 2. Stall, sheepfold, Porph. Cer. 472, 5.
wpxfyayoiyla, as,
the leading
of
the bride to the
bridegroom's house, bridal procession.

26, 28.
i/u/KêvCTis, eas,
fj,
Polyb.
I,
where sheep are kept during

12, 4, 9.
the night.
Polyb.
7, 8.
Plut. II, 329
D. E.
App.
520,
wKTepiKas (vvKTepos), adv. in the night. PseudoGreg. Naz. II, 729 A.

vvKTcpivos,
p.
ij,
(w/icficva)) espousal,
marriage.
Sept.
Cant.
3,
11.
Philon
Carp.
88
A.
OV,
of
night.
363,
5,
arparriyos,
Strab. 17,
1,
12,
Petr. Ant. 800 B.

vvptjievrpia, as,
fj,
WKTcTrapxos,
at
vvpxjjrj,
bride.
Synes. 1324
Alexandria.
vvKTepi-pep.ôs, ov. {pipLôpm)
B.
roaming by
night.
vip4>rj,
Ptol.
Tetrab 161.
2.
38,
Tjs, fj,
bride.
Lucian.
Ill,
423, veiled.
11, 31.
Daughter-in-law.
Sept. Gen.
vvKTfpo-eibrjs, cs,
^=
wKToeiSris, night-like, dark.
11.
Lev. 18, 15.
Matt. 10,
35.-3.
Basil.
Sext. 514, 15, (fidvTao'fj.a.
vvKTepo-ipolns, i8os
r/,
Sister-in-law,
wKTep6(povros, night-
roaming,
wKTrjypeTtto
an epithet of Hecate.
Hippol.
Haer. 102, 62.
=
2.
wKTeycprea).
Themist. 317, 10.
Ruf. apud Orib. Soran. 260, Galen. H, 370 E. Ill, 391, 1. Paul. Aeg. 292. 17. 19. Plut. wp4>ikS}s (wh(I)ik6s), adv. like a bride.
213 A. D.
Clitoris.
4.
a.
brother's wife.
Vit.
Lyd. 209,
wKTi-ôKos,
S. 75.
Frag. 760 A.
WKTiaios, a, ov,
ov,
(w|)
nightly.
Caesarius 1005.
the night.
wpXJ)o(TToKia>,
rjo-io,
{yvjiô&ToKos)
1,
to
dress
I,
sounding in
Antip.
II,
bride.
Strab. 6,
8 as v.
1.
Philon
Strab.
529,
39.
ov,
11, 36, 31.
vvKTi-vXavog,
night-roaming.
Lucian.
vvp(f>o(TTo\iSai
=
C
preceding.
-a-dfjval
6,
1,
&
258.
Basil. Sel. 501
nvi.
Digitized
by Microsoft
vvfKpoaToXcicoi
vvfifjioaToXiKos,
ij,
788
Anast.
Philostrg. 561 B.
6v,
of a
wii(I>o<tt6\os.
Sin. 1056 B.
ru/iôo-ToAos, ov,
the bride.
(vujtt0)j,
471,
2.
Damasc.
Ill,
Olymp. 451, 17. 464, 14. 1257 C. iVic. CP.

15.
oreXXo)) that dresses
Hist
86, 13.
Porph. Cer. 225,
[The.
Jos. Ant. 5, 8, 6.
s.
II,
869
correct orthography
vadpcia, as,
f),
is voj/StXtVo-t/ioj.]
D.
wfKporSKos, ov,
Chrys.
II,
fj,
(v<a6pvm) sluggishness.
Erotian.
vvfKJM]
f)
TiKTovo-a.
Pseudo-
104.
Aristid. Q. 62.
to
79a B.
r],
vaBpeva,
make
va>6p6s.
Pallad.
Med.
Pebr.
vviKJ)OToiiia, as,
pvjjKJjri
(rifivco)
a dipping off of the
117, 21. 22.

vaBpido),
(4).
Paul. Aeg. 292.

bride-chamber, bridal chamber.
va)6p6s
flfii.
Diosc. Delet. p. 12.

sloti)
miixîaiv, 5>vos, 6,
va>dpo<ap6ios, ov, {va>6p6s, Kaphia)

dull,
of
heart, 12,
8.
Matt.
9,
15.
Paus.
2,
11, 3.
Iren. 512 B.
sluggish,
stupid.
Sept.
Prov.
661 A.
vvp,
Pallad.
Sept.
Vit.
Chrys. 14 E.
Stud. 696 A.
Gen. 46, 30 'Am tov vvv, from "Ems tov vvv, until now. Luc. Lucian. II, 798 To vvv elvai, Act. 24, 25. Sext. 367, 20 To viiv exov, at present, for the Not constructed with the future. present.
now.
Hes.
vafievs, eas, 6,
now.
46, 34
voftevs.
Greg. Naz. HI, 401

Greg. Naz.
A.
vcopTjrrjs, ov, 6, (^vapdta)
guide.
HL
1326 A.
vmvat,
Ill,
Lucian.
wvL, at
Ill, 580.
this
very moment.
hi,
Sext. 586, 18 Nuvl
jih .... vvv\

nursery-song.
now .... now.

or
B.
lullaby,
vivviov or vvwios,
naenia
Hes.
nenia,
B.
D.
Sept. Esai. 26, 9 'Ek
the Latin n o n a e Dion. H. 1914, 15. Plut. I, 34 C. 469 510 C. n, 269 C. 270 B. Eus. II, 1484 Lyd. 32, 9. 34, 12. Const. (536), 964 Const. IV, 781 D.
a>v,
at,
1639,
5.
w|,
II,
vvkt6s,
-q,
night.
w-
vayreios, ov, rrr vgotios.
Simoc. 212,
KTos, in the night, before
1193, 2 'Ek TToXX^f
m wktos,
Plut.
morning.
Dion. H.
varrjyos, ov,
{vaTos, aya>)
jjiilovoi..
1.
voTotftopos.
Arr.
long "before
II,
P.
M.
E. 24,
morning.
vv^LS,
ecus,
f},
vSyrov, to,
the back.
Sept. Ps. 17, 41.
20, 13
flight.
zzz
vvyjxos.
930 F.
Sept.
Qrjaeis
avrovs
Plut.
vSyrov,
put them to
Oalen.
II,
175 D.
Sext. 132, 2.
Dion. H. IV, 2108, 11 NSrii re Seiâxn, give
vvarayiia, aros, to,
{yva-Taâ)
slumber.
way.
II,
I,
304
Aeiâi to varra
Vaifuiiois.
Job
33, 15.
6,
787
E Nmra
11,
hovvai, terga dare, to give
vvarayiios, ov,
23, 31. w^drjiiepivos,
a nodding:
sleep.
Sept. Jer.
way.
Eus.
952 D.
21, the back of
tovis i/Sras.]
to
vSyros, ov, 6,
rj,
6v,
of u wx^^fi^pov.
r)jxipa)
Cleomed.
demned.
Lyd. 205,
ijo-o),
1 7,
=^
preceding.
Phryn. 290, cona docucarry on the

Diod.
24, 10.
Syncell. 3, 18,
(yv^,
ment
[Aster. 317
vvxdrjfiepos, ov,
==
j]p.epovvKTios,
va>To(popa>,
(yarrotpopos)
of a day and night, of twenty-four hours. Scymn. 957, TrXoCf. Afric. 92 A. Amphil.
121 C.
back.
Diod.
105.
2,
54, p. 166, 27.

the bach.
3.
vaTo(j)opla, as,
2,
17,
a carrying on
Substantively, ro vvxOrjp-^pov,
54, p. 166, 26.

rjo-a,
twenty-four hours.
night, the space of Cleomed. 24, 6. Theol. Ariih. 52. Paul. Cor. 2, 11, 25. Agathem. 333. Hippol. 585 A. :s. V, 192 B.
so. Bido'Trjiia,
a day and
va>To<fiv\aKa),
(va>To<pvXa^)
to
guard
the
rear.
Kic.
CP.
Histor. 60,
6.
vicTo-<jiv\a^, oKos, 6,
plural ol v(OTO<l)v\aKs,
18.
the
rear-guard.
8.
Chron. 725, 16.
Theoph. 608,
18.
vvxos, COS, TO, (vv^) darkness.

yooêXiVo-i/io?, ov, 6,
title
Sext. 653, 31.
Porph. Cer. 453,
the Latin
nobilissimus,
Zos. 105, 21.
vax^Xevopai
9,
i/oopêXijy elfu.
AquU. Prov.
of the emperor's sons.
et alibi.
S,
|r, represented in Latin by [Before the introduction of the character g, the Aeolians and the Dorians used K2. Franz. 1 PE-
by the Archaeological Society of Athens

(Pamphlet 30, n. 1105). The characters is found in an inscription consisting of a single
line written
K2AN0P.
Inscr. 3
AEK2AI.
1
ians used X2.
Inscr. 76
X2YNEAEX2AMEN.
70
The AthenEA0X2EN. 145 YHEAEXSATO.
AESETAI.
from right to See also, Franz,
left.
p. 22.
In the
Inscr. 37
Ionic alphabet
occupies the place of the
The Boeotians also, it would seem, used X2. Inscr. 1639 AEX20NI. K2ANeiA2 occurs
in
an Attic inscription recently published
Phoenician Samech, which corresponds to o-lypa. It has been supposed that the prototype of S is the Phoenician Tsade, and
Digitized
by Microsoft
âvSiKO<i
that
789
Damasc.
Ill,
êvoiraOeto
Z and
S,
when they were adopted by
837
ivr,Koi(T6Tja-av,
ri<ov(rdria-av.
perhaps
Porph.
the Greeks, exchanged names,

modification of
first
^ra
being a
;
the true reading

ievoKia, wi, TO,
and of Zoik also, not used, the Greeks having always avoided the combination T2 and that, in process of time, it became the representative of K2 or XS. This hypothesis is contradicted by the fact that the most ancient forms of the Greek S in no way resemble the Phoenician Tsade. The name
Ta-aSrj,
is
|eV
êvia, friendly gifts.

6.
that at
S was
Cer. 461, 9. 491, êvrjTela, incorrect for êmrela.

êvla, as,
rj,
Adm.
72, 16.
a lodging,
êvtâ.
little
cell.
Pallad. Laus. 1136
A.
êvidCa
ifviSiov, ov, TO,
Porph. Adm. 150, 23. êvla. Pallad. Laus. 1073
CD.
^fvvrcla, as,
r),
formed after the analogy of ttI, (Jh, xh and as to the name ^rjra, it is no more re^fn lated to To-aSi; than its neighbors /Sî-a, SeXra, ^Ta, d^Ta, lara are, all of which end in ra. Gesen. Script. Ling. Phoen. Mon. 1, 5, 46,
|I is
;
(êviTeva) a living abroad as a

Sept.
76, 49.
stranger.
PhUon n,
111.
3.
Sap. 18, 3. 542, 15.
Aristeas 28.
Ptol. Tetrab.
Hospitality.
Fseud-Athan. IV,
to live
848 C.
êvireva,
cva-o), (êvos) stranger; opposed to
p. 67.
abroad as a
oiKelv.
The sound given
to
S by
Dionysius
^17
i^v naTplSa
(Compos. 14) is that of K2. According to Terentianus Maurus (959) and Priscian (1, 42), it is softer than CS. Mar. Victorin.
2459.]
Polyb. 12, 28,

29, Trpo'j TLva.
6.
Nicol. D. 156.
Aristeas
45, 34.
Strab. 14, 5, 13. Philon 11, Achmet. 225, rrjs ISias yvvaiKds, to go away from. Melamp. 502, djro ;;(<opas els

for i^rjKovra, sixty, or
S stands
Xa>pav.
i^Koaros,
elju.
sixtieth.
av8iK6s, see âvdiKos.
âvdi^m,
31.
lo-ui,
êvo-ôpos, ov, devouring strangers. 980.

êvoboxeiov, ov, TO, (êvoSoxos)
Caesarius
âv66s
Sept. Lev. 13,
xenodochium,
Artem. 17.
Hieron.
II,
xenodocheum,
xanthieus,
inn, tavern.
âvBiKos, ov, 6,
the
first
month of
Jul.
430 B.
Suid.
j]aa>,
Epiph. n, 504 B.
the Macedonian year, corresponding to the aprilis of the Romans. Sept. Mace. 2, U,
30. 33. 38. 11, 4, 8.
70 C.
êvoSoxca>,
5,
Diod. 18, 56,

2,
^1771/.
Jos. Ant.
10.
Clem. A.
Ill,
1, 3, 3.
14, 2.
3, 10, 5.
Em.
Greg. Naz.
Paul. Tim. 1, 196 C. Moer. 248. 1113 A. Pallad. Laus. 1212

^cvohoKim.
I,
1457 A. 1477 C. Aet. Signif 1333 B. Written also |av8o'r. Inscr. 4498, et alibi. Also, âvriKos. Chrys. II, 362 B.
II,
D.
Nil. 109 B. C, Tiva.
$voS6xos, ov,
|f j/oSoKos.
PMlon
II, 70, 1 7.
1, 74.
521, 22.
Clementin. 320 A.
host,
PoU.
iavdoyfCD!,
(OV,
(âv66s,
yfj)
of yellow
soil.
3.
Xenodochus,
Pallad. Laus.
3.
the principal of a
Lucian.
p. 9 b,
Ill,
456.
êvmv.
âvSo-Kopvov, ov, TO,
a kind of nut.
Diosc.
1,
Aet.
1,
Novell. 59,
1009 A. Justinian. Mai. 430, 14. 479, 11.
40.
Pallad. V. Chrys. 20 E, 'AKfâvSpcias,
âvSoojuLi, to
become âvdos.
to
81.
Trpairap tS>v nf peypivcov ?

is
As an
sacrifice
=
it
epithet,
âvdo-TtoUw,
make
yellow.
Const.
Apost.
applied to
Sampson, the founder of a

Horol. Jun. 27.
strangers.
(6ici>)
1,3.^
âv66s,
Tj,
êvav at Constantinople.
6v, yellow.
fj,
Galen.
Strab.
11,
377
.A, x^V-
^fvoBvTew,
Strab.
ijtra),
to
âvBoTjjs, rjTos,
(âvdos) yellowness, of the hair.

4.
7, 3, 6,
p. 19, 21.
to,
Agathar. 158,
âi/doTpixâ,
I, 13, p.
ijo-o),
7, 1, 2.
êvoKofie'iov,
ov,
(ko/ieo))
^^
êvoSox^ôv.
âv666pi^
elfii
Strab. 6,
Leo. Novell. 84.

êvoKTOvia,
as,
fj,
419,
1.
(fei/oKToi/oy)
1,
âvdo-xoXiKos,
T),
6v,
affected with yellow
bile.
strangers.
Alex.
Trail.
95.
Protosp. Urin.
262,
31.
Plut. II,
Diod. 272 B.
C.
f].
88.
a killing of Dion. H. I, 105, 9.

be
Leo Med. 205.

âvTiKos, see âvBiKos.
êmyrj(Tis, ems, ^,
II,
êvoXcKTeo/iai
(Xe/fTos),
to
strangely
said.
{êvayia)
Epiph.
êvayla-
I, 54'4
n, 36 B.
Strange
App.
êvoXc^la,
as,
I,
language
or
talk.
810, 39.
fj,
êvayla, as,
(ô/aycJs)
Epiph.
aivrayyui consisting
709 D.
725 C.
of sixteen Xdôt. Also, Ael. Tact. 9, 4. 16, 3.

levayds, ov,
6,
êvop-avea, ^co), (/xalvop-ai) to be

things.
1,
mad for foreign

irpotTievrai
two
yjriKayiai.
Plut. II, 527 F.
(Compare Herod.
135 SfiviKa 8e voiu/ia Hipo'ai

rjao),
commander of a
êvayla.
Ael.
dvdpatv /naXto'Ta.)
êvoTraScw,
(TtaBetv)
ings, to feel strangely
I,
Tact.
9, 4.
êv-ayayos,
6v,
êvay6s.
Plut.
II,
553
D.
^v-aKov(T6rivai,,
362 D.
II,
601 C.
to have strangi feelabout a thing. Plut. 707 E. Basil. IV, 336.
marvellous
things
are
heard.
B.
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êvo-nroKtT'qt;
^fTO-TToX/Tijt,
790
city.
^r)pca<!
ov,
6,
of another
z^.
Eustrat.
wounds.
50,
12.
Moschn.
66.
^Zea;. ^/>7ir. Probl.

2,
2344 C.
^V07rpc7rris,
es,
Cons*. ^;)os^
41.
êV.
6,
92,
{irpeiTai)
êvos,
strange.
Sophrns. 3492 C.
3365 B.
dry bad
3.
=iz;
Clim. 1168 D.
taste,
Fseud-.Athan. IV, 913 B.

êvoppvrji, es, (pfco)
Paw?, êpr. 322.
strangely Jiowing.
Pseud-
^rfpo-KaKo^rjXia,
as,
fi,
in style,
Alhan. IV, 945 A.

TO, (raiôr) lurying-place for Leant. Joann. Mosch. 2945 B. Cypr. 1744 D. Theoph. 164, 18. (Compare Matt. 27, 7.) Aster. ^vo-^covico, to speak or talk strangely. Apocr. Socr. 297 B, nva. Urh. 148 B.
êvoTd(j)i.ov,
Pseudo-Z)eme/r. 102,
Aet. l,p. 9 b, 41.
^rjpoKetfxiKos, ov,
ov,
^Tjpo-Kapv6<pvWov, ov, TO,
^pov
Kapvo^vKKov.
strangers.
(xeâX^) dry-headed.
Alex.
Aphr. Probl.
6, 8.
Act. Philipp. 18 levo^coveiTai, hears strange

voices.
^poKoina, as, {), (koitt)) the sleeping on a hard Eus. Alex. 440 D. bed. ^po-KoXKovpiov, ov, to, X e r o c o 1 1 y r i u m
Pseud-4(7ian.
IV,
1249
-(rBai.
=
17.
iripov KoWoirpiop,
6,
Alex. Trail. 130.
Anast. Sin. 1153 B.

<f>avel(rdai, to be
Theoph. 506, 12 $euo-
^po-Xtdos, ov,
zrz
^pos
Xi6os,
dry
stone,
surprised at the novelty of the
stones without mortar,
used with reference

12, 21.
to
expression.
êva>v,
avos,
6,
dry
^fyoSo;(o.
walls.
Mauric.
to
Theoph. 607,
Diosc. 119
Justinian.
(See also
r/a-a.
iy)^6priyos.)
Novell. 59,
3.
131, 10.
^po-TTOiEO),
dry up.
5,
êpdco ^zz eêpda.
Kai |epairas, write roI eêpd<rae, the omission of the E being occasioned by Kai, pronounced kc in the time of Sophronius.
rj,
Sophrns. 3369
(120)ripoTroi6s
(TTotcai),
making
dry,
drying up.
Anast. Sin.
691.
765 D.
Schol. Nicand. Ther.
$ia-K, eas,
II,
a scraping,
etc.
Classical.
Eus.
1445 B, scratching, lacerating the body of

zzz: ^vo'fia.
a culprit
êa-pM, arcs, TO,
Diosc.
30,
2,
161 (162).
Anton.
8,
50.
Sext.
24.
Porphyr.
dry river, winter torrent. Joann. Mosch. 3053 B, as a proper name. ir/pos, a, ov, dry. Agathar. 149, 93, Tpotpfj, solid Diod. 4, 3. 20, 42. Arr. 4, 3, 2, u8afood. Tropically, dry style. Tos, destitute of water.
itjpo-noTaiios, ov, TO,
Prosod. 112.
iea-pos, ov, 6,
Pseudo-Z)eme(r.
ea-ts.
3, 15,
irvvdeiris.
100, 4,
)â-
Eus.
II,
748 B.
1464
a pun-
paKTrjp.
^rjpoTpi^<o,
r](Ta>,
B.
ê(rp.o(TapKia,
uff,
(rpifico) to
rvh dry.
.
Agathin.
^,
:z= êtrpoi trapKos as
apud
Orih. 11, 399, 5.

rjo'a,
ishment.
Slud. 1097 C.
^rjpocjiayea)
(fjjayeiv^
to
live
on dry food
2,
f eoTijs,
7,
ou, d,
8.
the Latin
sextarius.
24. 53.
76.
Marc.
(bread,
salt,
and water).
LueiU. 22.
fj,
Diosc.
152
4.
Dwsc.
2, 9.
1,
160, p. 149.
(153), p. 269.
^po(j)ayia, as,
Laod. 50.
the
living
Jos. Ant. 8,
104.
(?a/en.
êariov, ov, to,
VI, 186 B.
Artem. 1, 9, 33. XIII, 976 E. preceding. Orib. I, 434, 1.

Epict.
xerophagia,
on dry food (bread, herbs, salt, and water). Clem. A. I, 413 A. Hippol. Haer. 436, 79.
II, 955 A. Allien. 3, 79, p. 113 Athan. II, 1292 C. 1232 C (853 A). Epiph. n, 365 A. (Compare Philon II, 477, Apocr. Act. Thom. 20. Const. Apost 5, 6.
Aet.
1, p.
10, 39.
Tertull.
Suid.
Gloss.
B.
êa-Tovpyla, as, ^, (^ciTTot, stones. Diod. 1, 63.

$r]paivui, to dry.
EPrO) a polishing of
irjpava-i?, fas,
ir)pavTov
=
T],
fi,
[Marc. 3, 1 i^fipap,pai ] a drying. Phti. II, 627 D.

^r)paiviiv.
18.)
^po<pda\p,[a as,
6ei
Diosc.
5,
103.
mia^
|))p6-<^Xoiof,
17,
(o0flaX/xdr)
xerophthal-
KviiroTTis,
Oalen.
Diosc.
II,
189 F.
ov,
Erotian. 212.
dry soreness of the eyes. Galen.U, 94 B. Aet. 7,2.
^pavriKos, Clem. A.
413,
xeranticus,
siccative.
Sophrns. 3665 C.
ov,
1, 6, p.
I,
17.
with
dry bark.
Geopon.
9,
477 A.
Herod, apud Orib
-
16, 2.
iripo-<f>opo>, rjo-a, to
iripavTiKas, adv. by drying.

I, 7.
bear dry (worthless)
fruil.
Iren. 560 A.
^paaia,
4.
as,
tj,
dryness;
opposed to vypaala.
Agathar. 132,
Diosc. 1,111
II,
^ripo-\flpMppos,
ov,
6,
^= ^pos
i^pap.p.ivrjv
u'ithered.
;(fi;Mi/ipor.
Classical.
Sept. Judic. 6, 37.

7,
Heron Jun.
^r)p6-)(CLp,
48, 24.
6,
S^raJ. 2, 3,
5,
p. 159, 17.
eipos,
=
is
f-ffav
ttjV
(172).
44. *
136 (137).
6,
Galen.
267 C.
Erotian.
X^'pa,
C.
irjp-oyj/is,
whose hand
6,
fj,
Slud. "77
^paa-pos, ov,
=z
^pava-is, a drying.
with
a dry (emaciated) face.

Epiph. U, 336 B,
literally,
$r)p-ivvbpos, ov,
z=
|i)pos Kai
cwSpos at the same
^fal. 306, 10.

^ripas,
time.

OU, tA,
adv. dryly.
^ptoK,
{^pos}
desiccative
powder
for
in
its literal
sense.
Digitized
by Microsoft
î^rjfftopia
î0i)(ôpi'a, as,
(î<j)rj(j)6pos)
I,
791
^Xo-Kok\a,
(101)..
t)XoK07re'(B,
ij(7<B,
^v\o(f)avri<;
sioord.
Philon
îxîai, as, 6,
a sword.
the wearing of a Herodn. 7, 11, 7. shaped like (^l<j)os) X i p h i a s Philostrg. 601 A, aa-Trjp, a comet
fj,
rjs,
rj,
=
6,
TavpoKoXka.
Diosc.
3,
91
282,
2.
(ûXoKOTTOs) =:; ^vXois

37, 1.
Tralto,
to
cudgel.
3, 7, 32.
Polyb.
of this form.
.|^to-/ior, ov, 6, {^(.<f>lC<o)
,,
4, 4, 38.
Isicl.
2.
6, 38, 1. 3.
Epict.
for
To
cm^
'ztiooc?
sword-fight.
Dion C.
burning.
death,
232 C.
47, 44, 1.
iûjiun-fip, rjpos, 6,
luXoKOTTia, as, ^,
L. balieus, haldrick, sword-belt.

Classical.
Plut.
I,
641 C.
es,
^H/)o8qs,
3, 5, 10.
sword-shaped.
Strab.
L. fustuarium, cudgelling to a punishment used in the Roman army when a condemned soldier was beaten to death with sticks by his fellow-soldiers.
Polyb.
6,
37,
2.
(Compare Dion. H.
Ill,
î0or, eos, t6, sword.

\tvos
Philostr. 297.
183 TtytX-
1880, 13 SvXots
Traiofxevot 8tcl>6dpT]aav.)
yap
e(j)
,<p
to
?
î(j)os
praefectus praetorio
2.
fjv
tqv Viiptavos,
ûXoKoTTos, ov, 6, wood-cutter.
Sept. Deut. 29,
Spear-head =zz
IK. Josu.
9, 27. 29.
Strab. 16, 4, 11.
Xoyxv- ^^"^ Tact. 5, 3, et alibi. ^KpovXKia, at, ij, (|ôuXk6s) the drawing of a Plut. I, 144 A. sword.
îx^vhpwv, ov, TO,
TeWivrj.
iôavoTToua, as,
fj,
little
î(f>os.
Xenocr. 59
Theoph. ^\o-KovKKovbov, ov, TO, woodcn seed. 437, 14, an obscure passage. IvXoXorpijs, ou, 6, (XaTpeva) worshipper of wood.
Damasc.
11,
364 A.
Nic.
II,
1184 F. Steph.
Diac. 1121 A.
(jôavov,
iroua) image-carving
^Xo-jjidKep, epos, to, a variety of iidxep.
Leo
Strab. 16, 2, 35.

4vX-a\6ri,
ijs,
fj,
Med.
îJXov
aKoris,
175.
Theoph. Nonn.
II, 36.
dyaXKoxov.
1, p. 9 b,
^vXopjyijs, Is, (p,Lymp,i)

12, 7, 3, p. 570, 14.
mixed with wood. Strab.

Tt'/iia
Pseudo-GaZen. X, 662 B.
Aet.
39.
.^\dpwv, ov, 3,17,12.

4v\eia, as,
fj,
TO, little ^v\ov, stick.
Sept.
Reg.
^vXov, ov, to, wood.
Ta
alibi.
|uXa, <Ae precious
Diosc. 1,89.
wood, the
wood of
582, 18.
the true Cross.

Const. IV, 781 D.
Theoph.
(^Xfvopit) L. lignatio, a felling and carrying of wood. Polyb. 22, 22, 12. 2. Timber, for ship-building. Polyb. 3, 42,
3.
Strab. 5,
2, 5, p.
^v\ou Koi eXaiov, wood ^\-(Kaiov, ov, TO, and oil, regarded as one whole. Mai. 437, 17. wood-merchant, timberov, ^vK-ijvrropos, 6, merchant. Const. (536), 1177 A.
luXij,
fjs, fi,
350, 17.
Porph. Sounding-board (7r]pavTpov. Joann. Mosch. 2860 C. 2961 A. Leont. Cypr. 1693 D. Leont. Mon. 645 3. Vessel A. Stud.nii A.'B. 1704D. Scyl. 654, 15 ? (See also |iiXottKomv.
463, 15.
Cer. 124, 22, et
2.
17.
(pdyos, oXo^fXos.)
luXojrayijs,
's,
=
fj,
(irriyvvixi) built
on piles.
jravhovpa.
Strab. 5,
^\eia, timber.
Theoph. 590,
1 7.
Theoph. Cont. 617.

^vXriyia, as,
^v\o7rdvSovpov, ov, to,
wooden
Theoph.
(^vXrjyos) the carrying
of wood.
668, 14.
|uXo7re8)),
i)S,
Greg. Naz. Ill, 29 D. Polyb. 10, 27, 10. as, fj, timber. 4v\iKiov, ov, TO, (luXiKor) the arch of a saddle.
^,
(Tre'Si))
TroboKdioj, stocks for
^\ia,
the feet of prisoners.
Aquil. Job 13, 27.
Theoph. 393,
|uXo?rpiuTiKos,
3.
IJ,
Gloss. Jur. KovpiSov
....
(See also
trees.
KoCpjSa,
i^K,
(rrplio)
pertaining
^vkivov
to the
Koipîov.)
.^vXtKos,
T),
sawing of wood.
Heron Jun.
to,
ov,
of wood or
Artem. 215,
Dion. H.
ihe
^v\6-(rKapvov,
ov,
140, 3, nrfxys.
a-Kdfivov.
Kapiros, tree-fruit.
4v\urp.6s, ov, 6, (^Xi'fo))
^
7.
Theogn. Mon. 857 C.
^Xfia.
n,
940,
3.
Strab. 12, 2,
.^\o-fia\a-afiov, ov, to,
xy1oba1samum
Aet.
1, p.
wood of
Diosc.
1,
the
balsam-tree.
Strab. 16, 2, 41.

9 b, 40.
oy, (oTEyij) covered with wood, havCerfr. I, 699, 2. ing wooden walls and roof Codin. 16, 15. luXo-o-uvflrros, o, composed or marfe o/" wjoorf.
ûXooreyos,
18, p. 34.
rjs,
ij,
Theoph Cont. 514, nvpyos, wooden

5.
tower.
^Xo-BtiKX),
wood-house,
a place where
wood
is
piled up.
Moschn. apud Athen.
^\6(T(t)vpov, ov, TO, (a-<t)vpa) wooden PS^ph. Cer. 494, 14. mallet.
luXocrxioTTjs, ov,
6,
hammer,
Ptol.
42, p. 208 A.
{axiâ) wood-splitter.
^XoKo-Kaaa-ia,
as,
r),
xylocassia,
=^
cassia-
Tetrab. 179.
^vXoipyripa, otos, to,
wood.
Philostrg.
488 B.
^vXivov /cao-TcXXtoc
the top
(^Xovpyea) work in wood.

as
^Xo-(caoTeXXioi/, ov, ro,
Apollod. Arch. 46.
Genes. 118, 19. SvXo-Adyos, ov, wood-eating,

Sirab. 12,
7,
^\6-Kaa-Tpov, ov, ro, wooden Leo. Tact. 19, ship of war.
castle,
7.
of a
3.
2.
wood-worms.
321.
.;
Destroyer of vessels, an
Ec?oc.
itf.
(See also
epithet of Ka(^T;pEt;s.
^\o<l)avris,
KacTeWaTOS, KaoreXXoo), KoaTeWa/ia.)

^\o-iavvapMpov, ov, to, xylocinnamomum, a variety oi cinnamon. Diosc. 1, 13, p. 27.
wood.
II,
h, ((t>aiva>) looking or appearing like Archigen. apud On/;. Diod. 20, 96.
155, 10.
Digitized
by Microsoft
^vXo-(J3opeco
^\o-<j)opeo), r)<Tm, to carry
24.
792
Strdb. 14, 2,
iva-p.6s, ov, 6, scratch.
wood.
Dion. Thr. 630, 27
=::
Lucian.
I,
594,
to
carry a club.
Solom.
Sept.
ypapp.rj, line.
1333 A.
^vXorfiopia, as,
fj,
the
carrying of wood.
(TKTjvoTrqyia.
ârdpxris, ov, 6, (|uo-Tos, apx")) xystarches, Inscr. 5908. the president of a xyslus.
$va-Trip, ^pos, 6 (|eo))
Nehem.
2, 17, 6.
10, 34.
^v\o(j}6pi.a, <ov, TO,
=
=
L.
I,
scratcher,
an instrument
Jos. B. J.
|uXo0opor,
carrier.
ov,
{4>pa))
carrying wood:
13, 31.
wood-
Sept.
Nehem.
Dion. Alex. 1301 C. Petr. Eus. II, 1485 A. Alex. 496 B. Theogn. Mon. 853 C. preceding. Eus. Alex. 352 ^vaTqpiov, ov, to,
of torture.
|uXo-(ôj3TT)-yoy, 6v,
preceding.
sublicius,
Greg. Naz.
consisting
Ill,
1242 A.
ov,
A. Paul. Aeg. 146. ôTiKOf, 17, OV, (ûoTos) xysticus, pertaining

to the xystus.
^v\6-(f>paK.Tos,
of
Inscr. 5906, aivohos.
beams.
Dion. H.
558, 5.
Sept. Par. 2, 3,
^vcrrov, ov, to,
a species of f^h.
Theoph. 546,
|iiXo<B, (BO-o), to
5.
raaê of wood.
19.
Jer. 22, 14.
Ezech. 41, 16.

Synes. 1181 A.
Schol. Arist. ^vpov, razor.
*^vaTpa,
as,
i),
{ârfjp) ^=. arXfyyis. Archipp.
^vpatos, a, ov, (^vpov) shaven.

^vpd(j>iov, ov, TO,
Comic,
3.
apud
Herodn.
Gr.
Philet.
425.
Erotian. 328.
comj.
3.
Agathin. apud Orib.
II, 402,
Ach. 849.
^vpaa,
Epict. 4, 11, 12.
Diod. 1, 84. Sept. Esai. ^vprjcris, eas, (|u/>a(u) a shaving. Plui. U, Jos. Apion. 1, 31, p. 464. 22, 12.
to shave.
T(i)T^,
n, 402,
Lucian. 11, 328, 0801/Phryn. 299, condemned. OriS. 2. Sina, flute of a column.
Heron Jun.
185, 22.
352 E;
lupi'fo),
1 7.
^vo-Tpo-etSris, s, like
a ârpa.
Erotian. 86.
I'cra),
=: ^pda.
z:^
Alciphr.
^vprjais.
3, 66.
îKTTpov, ov, TO, scraper,
an instrument.
case
Diod.
îpia^pa, aros, to,
Pseudo-Germ.
shavings.
17, 53.
392 C.
$vap.a,
aros,
to,
^varpo-ffivKa^,
($i<o)
okos,
6,
for
ûorpa.
scrapings,
Artem. 91.
^va-TpwTos,
17,
Classical.
Erolian. 78.
Diosc. 4, 175 (178).
ov,
{iiiarpa)
L.
striatus, fluted.
Apollod. Arch. 17.
Heron Jun.
184, 24.
o
O, ov, represented in Latin
by
sliort.
[The
prototype of
the Phoenician consonant A in. In all the ancient Greek alphabets (except the Ionic), O is either long or short,
is
as in Latin.
Inscr. 165
nOAEMOl, 2TPA-
TErON
and
it
in all the alphabets, without
exception,
represents also the diphthong
OY, but only
when
this
in prolongation.
Inscr. 76
160 T02 rAAYKinnO. OY was written in full when it was a radical syllable. Inscr. 3 147 SHOYAIAS, BOYTAtoOto. TOYT AEI. Rang. 6 SnOYAIAO. 334 B0YKATTE2
PIZ02IN.
147
diphthong originates BOAEI, AIAXEAIBOS. 138 APFYPOS.
Galen. IX, 470. Eur. Phoen. 693.

Dioti.
For the scfund of O, see

Hermog. Rhet. 226,
of
3.
Athen.
11,
30.
Schol.
H. Comp.
ancient
14.
The
name
is
ov
Callias
apud Athen. 10, 79. Plat. Crat. 393 D. Argum. ad II. 15. Quintil. 1, 7, 11. Plut.
II,
The names <o. piya often occur in the rules of Choeroboscus, and of othei-, succeeding grammarians. If they are found in authors of the Roman period, they may be regarded as interpolations, for there is no decisive proof that they were used before the Byzantine period. Drac. 158, 12, et alibi. Arcad. 149, 11. 19. Moer. 263. 346. Clem. A. I, 292 C. Theodos. 976, 31. Pallad. Laus. 1100 A. The character a (a modification of 2) was introduced about the middle of the third century before Christ. Inscr. 4694. When the grammarians say that a> is composed of vv or of 00, they simply mean that a> has the appearance of or of 00 united into one form. It Schol. Dion. Thr. 709. has been asserted that O and Q were once distinguished from each other by their size. But this is not confirmed by inscriptions, in
reference to the forms o and
o piKpov
and
to
613 A.
Athen.
10,
81.
11, 30.
Eust.
The adjectives pj,Kp6v and ^cya were applied to O and Q, respectively, when
507, 1001.
the latter ceased to be distinguished in pronunciation from the former (after the third or fourth century).
which O stands for o, a>, ou. The character O, indeed, was often made smaller than the other letters, but never with reference to quantity and in inscriptions of the Alexandrian and Roman periods, all the round
;
These adjectives have
letters,
namely, O, Q, e, are often smaller
Digitized
by Microsoft
793
the same line. than the other letters It must be added Franz, pp. 149. 231. here, that Suidas places words beginning with an O between S and O, evidently because in his time O and fi were confounded
ooeiva
a,
ov,
oySoalos,
(SySoos)
on
the
eighth
day.
Polyh.
the
5, 52, 3.
ij,
10, 31, 1.
Plut. II, 288 B.
dySoas, dSor,
ogdoas, octas, octoas,
with each other.] 2. Jn the later numerical system

for
/3Sofiijicowa,
;
stands
for
number eight. Plut. II, 1018 C, et alibi. Clem. A. I, 1368 B. II, 368 A. For the Gnostic Ogdoads, see Iren. 448 A. 473 A. 493 B. 537 B. 675 B. Clem. ^1. I, 1372 A.
seventy,
or
e|38o/xj)KO(TT09,

Orig.
I,
366, 36.
378, 18.
seventieth
with a stroke before,

thousand.
Of,
o.
,0,
1341 C.
oi, ai, to.,
eirTaKur/ivptot, seventy
ij,
TO,
oyboaTiKos, see oyboahiKos.
^,
Mai. 102, 2 'AjreKpvêv

tov iôpei
KO(rfiiov,
airfiv 6 'Ap^tXXeis fiera

fied' ov.
dySorjKovTa-Svo,
I,
eighty-two.
Clem. A.
16, 16.
849 B.
Sept.
102, i jEmwpKJjo-c 8ia tov cixf rrpos
6yborjK.ovTa-i^, eighty-six.
Gen.
avTTjV epcura.
oa, as,
fj,
(oi'r)
oâ, TO, o
Ve
= =
oySorjKovrdias, adv. eighty times.
PsevLdiO-Didym.
Sept. Tobit 14, 2
p,rjKa>Ti].
Moer. 263.
Plut.
I,
242, 27.
Sis,
wpofiara.
311
oySorjKovTa-oKTO), eighty-eight.
A.
oâs, see &ovai.
as V.
1.
Epiph.
1,
I,
981 A.
Sept. Reg. 4, 19,
oySoTjKovTa-êvTe, eighty-five.
i
oârlmv,
fj,
o V at
Lyd. 53,
3.
35.
Mace.
7,
41, et alibi.
Clem. A.
I,
ofibovapiov, see obiiviov.
849 B.
oydorjKovrds, dSos,
fj,
oêXtator, a, ov,
o/3cXifm, iVto, to
the
of an
o/3eX6r.
Paul Aeg. 102. o/SeXoy. mark a word or a passage with Cic. Fam. 9, 10. Hermog.
OWjr.
I,
the
number
eighty.
Modest.
3276 G.
oyhorjKovTa-Tpcls, -rpia, eighty-three.
7,
Sept.
Ex.
461 C. Ill, 1293 B. Bus. V, 849 D. Basil. I, 89 A. pointed pillar, ojSeX/o-Koj, ov, 6, o b e 1 i s c u s
Khet. 308,
8. 14.
,
7.
6y8o7jKOVTOvTrjs,
e$,
(oydorjKOVTa,
1,
ctos)
eighty
II,
years
43.
old.
Lucian.
ov, to,
790.
App.
pari.
563,
ohelkk.
14.
Diod. 1,45.
1,
2, 11, pp. 55, 65.
126,
1.
Strab. 17,
27.
Ill,
Dion
C. 63, 21,
180 D. 2. 6>VKfce aperture in a wall, analogous to a scupDiod. 19, i5. per-hole.

6^c\t(Tp.6s, ov, 6,
Porphyr. apud Bus.
6yhor)-p6piov,
the
eighth
Theol.
Arith. 4.
oy8oo9,
T),
Mnesith. apud Orib.

eighth.
ov,
dySdijs, to the octave 1
Ill, 132, 2.
1
Sept. Ps. 6,
Plut.
I,
'Ymp
Trjs
942
ij
dySd;;,
=^
TO oêXiêiv.
Schol. Arist.
the eighth part.

oyKr\dp.r\TiK6s,
i],
Plut. 797.
djSeXdj, oO, d,
6v,
(pyKqBpAs) braying.
Nicet.
L. verutum, a kind of javelin,

820,
Byz. 781 C.
oynrja-is, eoas,
fj,
^pp.
dele.
II,
491, 37.
23.-2. Obelus,
mark denoting
57 A.
Basil.
I,
(oyKaopjii)
a braying.
Cornut.
obeliscus,
Diog.
critical
121.
oyKivdpa, as,
fj,
3, 66.
Orig.
I,
:=z oyKivos 2.
1.
Apocr. Act. Pet.

hook, grap-
89 A.
Epiph.
m,
241 E.
Schol.
Heph.
et Paul. 79 as v.
oyKivos, ov.
ple.
6,
Poem.
oj3i0Ep,
15, 1, p. 136.
(6'yKos) L.
uncinus,
the Latin
8,
Diodet. G.
avepyov,
ovifer =^ wpoârov aypiov. 25 Aepp,a 6î(pepi (oviferi)
2. Uncinus, Hes. 'ApTrdyri .... an instrument of torture not unlike a bird's

;
rJTOi
irpo^dretov.
d/3oXiaior, a, ov,
worth or weighing one d/SoXdr.
Philon
S^pvâ,
II, 273, 49.
Cfem. A.
J,
436 B.
test
perhaps identical with ^varrip and Apocr. Act. Philipp. 34. Act. Philipp. (Pseuda-/os. Mac. 8, p. 508 in Hellad. 18.
claw
6W|.
Tjs, fj,
(p^pvôs)
obrussa,
pure gold.
of gold.
Xelpes
a-tBr]pal.)
Justinian. Edict. 11.

ofipvôs, ov,
Mai. 395, Protosp. Urin. 267, 11, fo)8ia, of pure gold. Nicet. Byz. 777 C. xpwo'of3, Also,
airecjidos,
oyKo-paados,
ov, (oy/cos) loith
prominent
Tr. 388,
patrdoi.
Mai. 106,
oyKO-voieo)
16.
oynda.
II,
a^pvôs-
2, vopia-pa.
Also, evpvôs, less correct eiipotfoy.
Cosm. Ind. 448 D. 2. Substantively, TO o^pvCov, Persian ABPIZ, o b ryzum, pure gold. Hieron. Ill, 834 (81). Cassian. I, 511 A. Isid. Hisp. 16, 18, 2. Zonar. Lex.
328 B.
Thend.
Babr. 135, 5. Lyd. 299, 16. oyKcoa-is, eras, fi,*= to oyKovv. "Oypios, ov, 6, Ogmius, imagined to be the KeloyKtopa, aros, to,
Hermes
oyxos.
5.
tic for
HpoKXijf.
ov,
dyupdf,
d,
Lucian.
5,
Ill,
82.
iirliryvpos, iitidyovpos,
Theoph. Cont. 603,

curly-haired.
dSfi'a, as,
Tj,
t^k
Kopr^v,
curly.
ovKoBpi^,
(oSeva) a going, passage.
Aristeas
oâtKoviov, see o'Ûiov.

oySoadiKos, ^,
di/,
13.
to
pertaining
6y8ods.
Arith.
55.
CTem. ^.
II,
329 B.
Also,
Theol.
6heiva
=^
Se'iva.
Fseudo-Chrijs. XII, 779
A
15.
ToO
dSciVoi;,
barbarous.
Porph. Cer. 18,
dydoanxdr.
Hermes
Tr.
Poem.
15, 6.
100
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oSei/(7t/i09
794
Strab.
11,
01
17,
oSeueri/iOS,
ov,
(obfva)
passable.
o^mviKos,
4,
6v, afflicted
with
an ozaena.
Diosc.
7,5.
obivTiOV
138 (140).
Tjs,
fj,
8fl obeiinv.
Orig.
IT,
I,
1521 B.
IV,
oô-BfjKTj,
eijKTj.
=
zz:z
KaKov S(ov(Ta or
bvirmbtjs
457 C.
oSijyi/o-tf,
Greg. Nyss.
21 B.
Pseudo-Cyrill.
Clim. 933 A.
ov,
5, 28.
A. X, 1084
B, t^s
a directing, guiding. iVice(. %2. 737 B. Sext. 56, 5. Orig. II, 805 obrryrinKos, r), 6v, that can guide.
ewr, ^, (oSr/ye'ia)
KoCkLas.
oôcTTOjios,
KaKov o^cav tov arojiaros. Doroth.

1
Anton.
ofm,
to
B.
'Ohrfyoi, S>v, oi,
have a bad smell.
705
To
Theod. Lector 168 C 'O faos Tail' 'Ohr)ymu, at Constantinople. oSofieiKTTjs, ou, 6, (oSdt, SfUvviMi) one that shows
Hodegi.
the
oôfievov e\aiov.
oâbla, as,
fj,
mz
bvtrabla.
Nil. 561 C.
Clim.
993 B.
oBfv, hence.
way, guide.
6,
Syncell. 386, 2.
Iren. 524
there.
oSoiSoKoy, ou,
(SoKeum)
hodoedocos,
8,
2.
high-
here
and
Tjs,
fj,
A "oBev Ka\ Tr66ev,from Apophth. 92 D M^ exav

Pseudo-Genre. 396
wayman.
Polyh. 13,
52, p.
Posidon. apud
o6ev dyopdcrai, not knowing where to buy.

odovrj,
^Men.
5,
214 B.
apdpiov.
(neTpea) one who measures a road; runner. Schol. Arist. Ach. 214. oSoj/raXyc'o), rjoa, =l Toiis obovras akya, to have
ohofiiTpos, ov, 6,
the
B.
odovivos,
rj,
ov,
oBovoTTows, ov, (ffoicto)

5,
of odovrj. Lucian. 11, 220. making fine linen. Diosc.
toothache.
Classical.
Diosc.
2,
151
151 (152).
(152).
obovToKyia, as,
rj,
01,
a diphthong, represented by
OE
in Latin.
toothache.
2,
Diosc.
1,
23
(1,
141 '08oiT<Bj/ TTOvovs.

obovriaa-ii,
22 'OSdira TrovoCvra).
t
i
ras,
fj,
L.
den
t i
o
to
teething.
[Thucydides (2, 54), in his description of the plague of Athens, says ' In their affliction they remembered this verse among
:
Diosc.
2, 21.
oSovrocds, ^, 6v,
(dSous)
belonging
the
teeth
Galen. VI, 22 C,
larpos,
dentist.
Antyll.
other things, as was natural they should, the most aged persons saying that it had been sung of old, "Hlci Aapiaxos iroXejj.os koI
Xoijios a/i
avTcoi, a Dorian war shall come, and plague with it. Now there arose a dispute among men, some maintaining that the
apud
Orift.
II,
460, 10. L.
461,
9, o-fi^y^to,
denteeth.
tifrice.
obovTotTos,
17,
dv,
having
Lucian.
way.
Bpayrtos
II, 328,
t],
îarpa.
that prepares the
oboTrocrjTiKos,
ov, (oboirotea) II,
Galen.
28 D.
flSds, ov, 6,
way, road.
Phryn. P.
S. 5, 23 "Av-
e| obov, a worthless person.
'Obbs
Num.
Philon
to
calamity mentioned in the verse had not been called \oip.os {plague'), but Xiôy [famNaturally enough, however, the opinine). ion prevailed at this time that the word said
âtrCKiKr],
highway, public road.
Sept.
20,17.
I,
S(ra6. 15, 1, 11, p. 187, 8.
244, 25.
npo
obov eivat or yej/eVât,
was Xoifws for men adapted their recollections to what they then were suffering. But should another Dorian war happen after this, and with it a famine (Xtfios), they will, I
;
make
proficiency.
Lucian.
II, 704.
Synes. Gregent.
think, as a matter of course, sing the verse
1136 B.
obotrraTeo),
rjira,
accordingly."
(oSooraTTjr) to waylay.
Those who are prepossessed
with the idea that the modern Greek pronunciation

this
is the same as the ancient, regard passage as decisive. They argue as fol:
58^ C, yvvaiKas.
Mosch. 3068 C.
obotTTpaxria, as,
rj,
obotrrdrris, ov, 6, (obos,
Theoph. 557, 15 -Qrjvai. Joann. 1.(TTr)jii) waylayer.
{(rrpaivvvfu) a
1, 4,
Germ. 253 A. paving of roads.

26. Novell. 17, 4.
lows
"
The
priest or priestess said
Xijxas,
Justinian. Cod.
24, 3.
but as I and OI were merely different modes of expressing the sound I, some wrote Xi/ior
Tiber. Novell. 29.
Basilic. 6, 8, 3.
I,
56, 10, 5.
and others
Xoip-os."
The
careful reader,
&bea-6ai,
to
(Compare Dion. H.
(TTpaa-eis-
581, 10 Tat rmv obSiv
however, will observe that

sung, oivojido'dai,
to
he
Strab,
.>,
3,
8 "Ea-rpaxrav Sc
Km
ras
have been
called, elprjaSai,
Kara
pain.
rrjv
X">pav obovs-)
dbvvr)(j)6pos, ov, [obvvr], <êpa>)
bringing (causing)
Cornut. 179.
ibvvoTToios, ov, (ttoUo))
causing pain.
Epiph.
I,
693 D.
obaviov, ov, TO,
legging.
d o or u d o
1,
TroboTrawov,
Epiph. vdpia ....

775, rj,
1033 C. Gloss. Jur. 'o/SSoo z ae

6,
to have been said, and aa-ovrm, they will sing, have reference to the soun' of the word in question; which shows that Xot/ios was readily distinguished from Xijios both in saying and in singing. Had the dispute been about its orthography, Thucj'dides would have given us yeypdcjidai, and ypd'ôvcriv. The natu-
ral inference therefore
is.
that in the time of
oâiva,
{o(a>)
na
polypus in the
Diosc.
1,
this author, that
is,
in the fifth century be-
nose.
p.
Cels.
Med.
1,
8,
1.
66,
fore Christ, 01
71.
Eupor.
160.
Galen.
II,
271
E.
was not identical with I. The augment of verbs beginning with OI, and contractions like Ti/i^nev, mXXoi from nfidoi-
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oiaKitTfia
fuv, ol
795
otdKaa-ts, eay,
f],
oiKeioi/jia
aWoL, show that the O was distinctly Dionysius of Halicarnassus (V, 157, 3) in speaking of the hiatus in 'oXii/iTrtot iiri Tf, ohserves that I and E do not coalesce which shows that the second element of 01 was not a silent letter. According to Strabo (7, 3, 3) MoLo-os differed from Mv<r6s in pronunciation. According to Trypho (15), Apollonius Dyscolus (Synt. 7, 26), Herodian (in Cramer. IV, 416. Movrjp. Xe^. 24), and others, the Aeolians sometimes resolved this diphthong into its component parts, even when it did not arise from synaeresis. Thus, Now, if 01 has KoiKos, UpotTos, oCavos, oiSa. component parts, it cannot be a monophthong. It follows, therefore, that it was not pronounced like the simple, and consequentHerodian (Behker. 798) ly indivisible I. maintains that, although the vowel O is longer (fuller) than the vowel E, the diphthong EI is longer than the diphthong 01, because EI is composed of two kindred sounds, whereas O and I, being dissimilar sounds, do not coalesce so easily, and consequently, in the diphthong OI, the vowel O does not show all its power. From this statement we learn that in the time of this grammarian, that is, in the second century after Christ, the first element of the diphthong 01 was O. Phrynichus condemns potSiov, in four syllables which shows that, in his time, there was a tendency to pronounce OI so distinctly as to make two sylheard.
;
=
to
preceding.
AguU. Job
37,
12.
oi(3or, ov, TO,
piece from the back of an ox's neck.
Liician. II, 324.

01.8a
(Compare
be
ifios.)
ewda,
accustomed.
Clemeniin.
576 C, KoKeh. Orig. VII, 32 A. Jul. 372 A. Simoc. 314, 17. \_Sepl. Deut. 4, 35. Judith 9, 14 fi'Sô-at dbhai. Philostr. 388 elScToxTav =: 'ioToxrav. Chrys. Ill, 595 C
clSero) =:z
'1(Tt<o.J
olSripMTaSrjs, es, (oi8i;jua,
EIAQ)
tumid, swelling.
Erotian. 172.
o'&rjo-is,
Galen. VI, 418 D.

1009.
e<ns,
(oiScu) a swelling.
44,
24.
Caesarius
Sophrns.
Pkryn. P. S. 3473
A.
OlSitroScios,
Athenag.
(Orig.
I,
ov, Oedipodean. of OlSiTTovs, 896 C. Martyr. Path. 1420 B. 1333 C.)

'
otrjKocjiopos, ov, Ionic,

(fyos.
olaKO<ji6pos, olaKoarpo-
Synes.
Hymn.
3,
287, p. 1597.
18.
oUs
=^
.
aros,
II,
Porph. Cer. 47,

to,
48, 22.
self-conceit.
oirjpa,
(o'iopai)
alibi.
I,
conceit,
Plut.
999 F, et
8.
Iren. 690 C.
Dion
C. Frag. 12,
Orig.
272 A.
Ptol. Tetrab.
ohjpanas, ov,
161.
6,
=^
3.
following.
Genes. 96,
rj,
olrjpjiTiKos,
ov,
opinionated, opinionative, self-
conceited.
olrjo'iKOTrla,
Clim. 1181 D.
as,
ij,
(oiijcris,
KOTTra)
;=
oir/pa.
Eust. Ant. 629 B.

olricri(ro(j>ia, as,
17,
the being
olr)(ri<TO(f>os.
Chrys.
X, 35 B.
oh}(Ti-aoôs, ov,
hoKt)(ri<To(ôs,
thinking himself
lables of
it.
wise, ivise in his
own
conceit.
Philon
I,
I,
125,
As
OI
early as the time of Phrynichus (p. 300) began to be confounded in pronunciation

(I,
38.
Iren. 633 B.
Clem. A.
938 B.
Cyrill.
olritrlcpptov, ov, (ipprjv)
:=
preceding.
A.
with the vowel Y.
mus
According to Hierony867), KowoiivLa was pronounced like
VI, 404 C.
oiTjnKos,
11.
f),
ov,
zzz
olj}pa.Tuc6s.
Philon
I,
160,
Kvvopvia.
Compare
avvâi.
Inscr. 3989,
6,
h,
doiyarpoa:
4366, k,
4712,
Ill,
nXvov.
4714,
18.
c,
olnapxia, as,
17,
(otKor,
awKohopjiiTc.
iroiduav.
Vol.
p.
1106 hlOVOUTlOV,
household.
Greg. Naz. Ill, 336 B,
ap\a>) government of a .Simoc.
See also Max. Victorin.
The
153, 15, first house.

otKeiaKais (oiKetaicds), adv. familiarly, informally,
ivithout
orthographical rules of Theognostus (Can. Pr) show that in his time (eighth century),
parade.
is,
OI was sounded like Y. In the lexicon of Suidas, words beginning with OI are placed between T and Y, because this author regarded the sound of 01 as identical with that of Y. Had Y and 01 been sounded like I, Suidas would have put them in the immediate vicinity of I.
olKeio6e\rjs,
(olneios,
Porph. Cer. 137. deXa) wilful.

wilfulness.
himself.
Anasi.
Clim.
Caes. 520
olKecoîria-Tos,
A to oiKeiodeXes,
ov,
trusting
1000 C TO olKeicmiarov
in
lStoppvdp,ia, in
bad
sense.
olKew-Tr6dT)Tos, ov, peculiarly or
dearly beloved.
Porph. Cer. 314,

olKeioTrpayeco,
rjtrai,
9.
The
Inscr.
early Boeotians wrote also
1599
AI0NY20E
OE
for 01.
(jrpdairco') to
mind
one's
own
Atoma-oi,
the
business.
olKcioxfi-pos,
Synes. 1476 D.
ov,
original dative of Aioma-osThe Boeotians of the Alexandrian period pronounced it like Y, and consequently wrote Y for 01; as TvSe, Tv<T oXXutr, irpoêwo; FvKia, in the
(x^lp)
with
one's
own hand.
Id.
Basil. Porph. Novell. 317, ypa^^.

olKeioxclpais,
adv.
mth
one's
own hand.
IStaipa,
316.
oiKeiapa, aros, to, (oiKeioai)
Boeotic inscriptions.]
olaKurpM, aros, to,
=:
to olaKiêiv.
Diodot.
apud
ity.
Dion. H. V, 275, 14.
2.
peculiarAffinity.
Diog.
9,
2.
Strdb. 6, 2, 3, p. 428, 10.
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by Microsoft
oiKeico'i
796
in
0(,KOVOfiO^
oiKfi'as (oifcetos),
adv. familiarly,
a simple
Strab, 2,
manner ; opposed
2, 1.
to fiadruMmicas.
Esdr. 1,4,51. Ezech. 16, 61. 17,17. Mace. I, 16, 23. Tropically, edification. Paul. Polyc. 1016 A. Rom. 15, 2, et alibi. 8.
fj,
oiKfwaLs,
Strab. 1
olKîayreov
etos,
rj,
association,
fraternization.
Edifice
=:
olKohofirffia.
Matt. 24,
built.
1.
Phryn.
=
Tj,
7,
2, 5.
421, condemned.
ot/cfioOi/.
8fl
C/em. ^.
II,
521 B.
olKoSoiitjTos,
ov, (oiKoSo/ieo))
Barn.
16,
oiKCTEia, as, ^,
(oi/fTiJ(u)
slaves.
Strab. 14, 5, 2,
L. familia, domestic Matt. 24, p. 153, 7.

Epict. Ench. 33,
3.
vaos 8ia x^''P'o'lKoi,
^=
o'iKabs,
home.
Zos. 27, 11,
airayayiiv.
45.
oIkctui, as,
7.
2.
=
yij,
oIkovoiuIov, ov, to, (oiKovo/ios) the steward's office
preceding.
Servitude.
Aristeas
*ot*ce'<o,
io dweZZ, inhabit.
Koviievq, so.
able world.
2, 3.
2. Participle, ij olL. orbis tertarum, the habitXen. Vect. 1, 6. Sept. Esdr. 1,

et alibi.
oiKOVOjiiai,
Joann. Mosch. 2857 A. Euagr. 2S17 elfii. Sophrns. 3545 B. A, 7-01' vaov. 2. To manage, to regulate. Orig. I, 832 A OIkdvofirj(Tafievrj 8e Tiva e^co avTov, with reference to
in a monastery.
j)iTa>,
z:^ oIkovoiios
Sap.
2.
1, 7,
Polyb.
1, 2, 7.
3,
58,
1,
7,
et alibi.
4.
6.
Diod.
8,
4, 2.
alibi.
1,
et
Particularly,
5, 40.
S^raft.
the oeconomia. Method. 397 D U.poiTrjKii6rj tH (TTavpa oiKovo/jLovixevos, according to divine dispensation.
yevTjTat.
the
world or empire. Philon II, 547, Just. Luc. 2, 1, et alibi. 14. 553, 15. Eus. 11, Athenag. 889 A. Apol. 1, 27. 1472 B. 1029 B, fi VtojidiKfi. Athan. II, 701
B.
Clial.
Roman
3.
Epi'ph.
I,
452 D,
Iva TrepiTOfiif
To
dispense,
distribute
alms.
Const. Apost.
2, 25.
Joann. Mosch. 2860
AajSe ravra, KoKoyrjpe, Kaya> aK\a)(ov oIkovqfiov/jLai.,
I will provide for myself obtain.
873 D.
rj,
Theod. IV, 433 C.
oLKOVofjLrjTeov
del oiKovofieli/.
Greg. Naz. HI,
olKrjfianKos,
6v, (oUrtiia)
of
the house.
Diog.
28, 16.
3, 55,
117 B.
oiKovofiia,
5, 55, (TKevr).
as,
rj,
L. disposilio, disposition, ar-
otK-qfiariov, Of, to, little q'ikt}^.

ojKTJcrtfios, ov, (oi'(e))(rif)
Epict.
1,
habitable.
Polyb.
rangement, management, treatment, of a litPolyb. 1, 4, 3. 40, 6, 4. erary subject.
9.
Strab. 2, 5, 4-
Diod.
4.
oMTja-ts, fo)f, ^, (/ic
inhabited portion of the earth.
2.
31.
5, 1.
Dion. H. V, 543,
3.
VI, 1113,
Oeconomia,
45,
p.
dispensation, ap-
Gem'n. 777 C. 833 D.

olKTjTfipa,
as,
^,
Cleomed. 26, 15.
plied to the Incarnation and the concomitants thereof.

30.
(otKT^rijp)
female inhabitant.
Sept. Lev.
25,
Ignat. 660 A.
Sibyll. 3,
oliajTos,
rj,
442.
ov,
olKT)miios.
Iren. 549 A.
573 A. 608 A, et
Just. Tryph. Athenag. 936 A. Clem. A. II, alibi.
29.
oiKia, as,
rj,
house, illustrious family.
Polyb.
2,
37, 7,
I.
ri
Maicehovav, the royal family.
5, 10,
jj
Bind. 18, 57.
Philon
11,
60, 28,
tSj/
IlroXe/xateoi/.
269 A. 349 C. Hippol. 808 A. D. Tertidl 156 B. 164 A. Orig. I, 809 D. 845 C. 892 C. 1417 A, III, 1025 B, et alibi. Dion. Alex. 1593 B. Alex. A. 549 A. Athan. II, 1133 B. Theod. IV, 129 C, deII,
oiKiaKos,
r],
ov,
^=
ijf, fj,
otKELaKos.
Matt. 10, 25. 26.
fined.
AaTpfia
T],
Trjs oiKoi/o/ii'ay,
tlw celebraII, 828 C. 829 A. 508
Plut.
I,
870 D.
L. materfamilias, mistress of Babr. 10, 5. Plut. II, 516 E, et
olKo-8e<T7ioiva,
3.
A
to
tion
of
the Lord's supper.
Epiph.
II,
Charity, alms.
7roir](T,
Epiph.
a family.
alibi.
OiKovofiiav
he has given alms.

relating
subject.
oiKoheinroTea,
rjcra,
olxovofuKos,
ov,
oeconomicus,
of a (rhetorical)
1.
otKoSecnron/s
1, 5,
fi/ii,
a household.
be the lord
II,
Paul. Tim.
14.
2.
to rule
the
oiKovofila
To
Dion. H. VI, 826,

divine oeconomia.
1113,
I,
7.-2. OftU
280 C.
of
the house, in astrology.
Plut.
Clem. A.
Ptol. Tetrab. 39. 59. 908 B. Lucian. Pnrphyr. Aneb. 43, 12. II, 368 Iambi. Myst. 3716. .Es. ni, 520 B. C.
olKO-dea-TTOTtjs, ov, 6,
IV, 772 B.
Scytli.
Did. A. 853 C.
;
3.
Basil.
ManCyrill.
aging, intriguing
disguised, covert.
V.
S.
310 A, im(TTo\ij, equivocal.

by dispensation,
L. paterfamilias, master of
oIkovoiukS>s,
adv.
commonly
a house.
A.
Matt. 10, 25, et alibi. Epict. 3, 22, 4. 2. T/je
Ignat. 649
Zorrf
o/
iAe
1 7.
house, in astrology.
43,11.
Porphyr. Aneb. 42, /amJZ. Myst. 274, 1. 278,16.

f),
oiKoSe(77roT/a, as,
the
being
oiKoStcro-OTTjr,
in
astrology.
Ptol. Tetrab. 39.
oiKoSeo-TTOTtKoi, ^, OV, belonging to

Tr,s.
an
oiKohevTro-
Cic. Att.
12, 44.
Ptol. Tetrab. 109.
Orig. Ill,
oiKohofU),
1208 B.
Tjs, T).
=:
olKob6fii)(Tis, oiKoSofiia,
1,
a build1.
ing up.
Sept. Par.
26, 27.
1,
29, 1 as v.
with reference to the oeconomia. Clem. A. I, 405 B. 964 C. Hippol. 600 A. 789 C. Onjr. IV, 429 B. BaîZ. IV, 877 C. Caesarius 876. Damasc. Ill, 665 C. Orig. I, 77 B, in a modified manner. oiKovopos, OV, 6, o e c o n o u s dispensator, the steward of a church, of a monastery, or of a bishop. Basil. IV, 885 B. Hieron. I, 420 Theophil. Alex. 41 D. CyriU. A. X, (120). 360 C. Chal. Can. 2. 26. .fustinian. Novell. 3,2. Joann. Mosch. 2857 A. Sophrns. S52i
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OIKO^ A.
8576 A.
797
oivo-fieKi
=:;
otKTipftdy,
Stud. 1781 C.
2.
Nic. n, Can. 11, p. 1256 B. Spiritual adviser. Greg.

Arist.
Sept.
oiKTeiprfpa, aros, to,
oiKTeiprjins.
Sept. Jer. 38, 3.

olKTeiprjiTK,
a>s,
i],
Nyss. n, 236 A.
*ojKor, ov,
6,
:=. olicnpp^s.
Clem. A.
I,
temple.
Nub. 600, of ArteReg.

3, 8, 1. 6,
353 C.
olKTfipm, epS, to pity,
otKTeiprjcTopai,
mis at Ephesus.
alibi
saepe.
Aristeas 11, the Temple.
et
[ikfare.
Erem. 909
passive in sense.]
Jos. Ant. 5, 5, 2 AaÊli/
Particularly, a Christian church.
Eus. II, 1104 A. 1141 A. 829 A 0ovs e/CKXTjo-iSw. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 993 Greg. Naz. I, 613 B. 2. Abuse, race, family. C. Aster. 309 A. Sept. Gen. 7, 1. Dion. H. I, 221, 11. 499,
oocTos,
ov,
d,
pity.
oiKTov avTav, to have pity on them.

o"/xot,
woe
is
f
me!
Basil.
JH, 645
olp,a>â.
Oi/ioi rriv
KfâKtjv
olp.a)(ra-a>
my head aches.
or olfiarra
Anast. Sin.
9.
Philon
tus.
3.
II,
520, 28, 6 SejSaords, of AugusPlol. Tetrab. 37.
1073
7nade
C
r/,
House, the twelfth part of the

Sext.
olvavBwos,
ov,
of
olvavdrj,
oenanthinus,
toith,
zodiac, in astrology.
734, 5.
of,
1,
or flavored
vine-blossoms.
Bardes. apud Eus. Ill, 468 B.
Lyd. 300, 22. 306, 9, o-eXiJi/iji. 4. In the Ritual, the hymn at the end of the sixth ode of a xavav. The aKaSiaros v/ivos has twenty-four oIkoi, read
B. 175,8.
472 Mai. read
Diosc.
56
(titul.), c'Kaiov.
olvdpiov, ov, t6,
Cer. 463, 14 olvdptvotvapov, ov, TO,

l;
= ^
5, 33, otvos.
olvos.
Chron. 724.
Classical.
Porph.
Philon
olvavBt).
3.
278, 32.
603,
in four divisions.
otKo-a-KEvri,
olv-eXaiov, ov, to,
wine and
oil
mixed
BasU.
together.
Ill,
^s,
ij,
house-furniture.
Basilic. 44,
13, 1, et alibi.
oiKO(7Kori)TiKds,
^,
Diosc. 4, 152 (155), p. 639. C.
1048
6v,
(aRcmcto)
observing the
oikoctkottijtikoi'
oh-ip.Tiopos, ov, 6, wine-merchant.

olvTjyia, as,
r).
Artem. 266.
house.
(fifpos)
Eudoc. M. 41
Trjs
To
(ayai) the bringing or importation

I,
olavtKfjs,
the observation of an
ofidne.
olvl^co,
icra,
2,
Clem. A.
little
425 A.
Diog. 10, 11.
omen
in the house, as
a snake appearing in
Palladas
olviSmv, ov, TO,

to
olvos.
the roof.
oiKo-Tupawos, ou,
112.
olKovfifviKos,
fj,
6,
domestic tyrant.
1,
12.
7.
have the smell of toine. Diosc. Apollon. D. Mirab. 91, p. 214.
200,
6v,
{oiKmniAvT))
oecumeni-
olvofipexris, 4s, (3pe';((o)
of
the whole inhabited toorld, universal,
general, ecumenical.
1553 C.
Cyrill.
A. X, 352 B.
Oi
109 A. Pamjihil. H. 444 A. 904 B. Cyrill.

Orig.
J,
Mel. 123, 18. I, 1113 B.
Also, oho^paxns.
m
soaked in wine,
tipsy.
Cyrill.
A.
oho-yapov, ov, to,

85.
olKovfifviKoi
BpovoL,
the
oenogaru wine and yapov mixed together, wine-sauce. Aet. 3,

,
universal sees, applied to the bishoprics of
Rome, Constantinople. Alexandria, Antioch, and Jerusalem. Theoph. 4, 12. OlKovfievi6y bMuKoKos, universal teacher, a title given to distinguished teachers or preachers.
oho-yevoTiKos,
5,
fj,
ov, tasting
of wine.
Sext. 755,
rixv), the art of testing wines,

fj,
oivodocria, as,
(oiwoSoTiji) the giving

I,
Theoph.
Cont.
143,
11.
Horol. Jan.
30.
Herod, apud Orib. A.

olvoSoTea),
i)(Ta),
406,
5.
of wine. Method. 389
(Compare Theod. HI, 1160 B.
SiSaaKoKm Trjs olKovjiiirqs, As a title, oiKovficuiKos irarpiapxis was claimed by the rival bishops of Rome and Constantinople (New Rome). Chal. 1268
1161 C Tm Basil the Great
to
give or exhibit wine, in mediI,
cine.
10.
Herod, apud Orib.
406,
9.
409,
olvoSoTTis, OV, 6, wine-giver.
Galen. VI, 22 C,
larpos,
a physician who prescribes wine, wine0,

1.
Const. (536), 981 E. 1048 B. 1064 C. C. 1132 D. Const. Ill, 613 D, Trdwas, of Rome, a title of rare occurrence, Justinian. Cod. (Compare Eustrat. 2285 C T^r 1, 4, 34. oiKoviievrjs o\rjs jroifiaas avTov apîepia, of
doctor.
olvoSoxos, ov,
1,
(Sixo^"^!')
butler.
Sept. Tobit
22 as
V.
olvo-8vva(TTrjs, ov, 6, valiant at wine.
Isid.
384
A.
olvo-Kayxiâiva,
r/s,
fj,
Constantinople.)
oiKovpyea,
hold.
t/ctcj,
/iedvoTpta.
Psell.
(ôiKovpyos) to
1, 1, Tci
manage a
oiKovpos.
house-
Stich. 421.
olvo-KanriXos, ov, 6, retailer
Clem. R.
Kara tow oikov
olKovpyos, 6v, (oiKos,

Tit. 2, 5.
EPrO)
of wine.
Sext. 631,
Paul.
32.
oiVd-Xi/TTTos, OV,
under
the influence
of wine,
in-
oiKovpiKos.
tic.
fj.
6v, (oiKoupds)
of
the house,
pia.
Lucian. Ill, 3 73 to oiKoupocop Clem. A. I, 641 B.

ov,
(<pip<t>)
domesoikou-
toxicated.
Plut. II, 4 B.
olv6-p.(Ki, iros, TO,
oenome1
loine
2, 7.
and honey
mixed
Scymn.
Diosc
together.
5, 16.
Polyb. 12,
tuKo(j)6pos,
house-bearing.
Ignat. 680 B.
Mel. 30. Moer. 234
854.
HfKUparov.
Digitized
by Microsoft
owoiraiyi
oiVoTraijs, es,
798
15.
OKKLOpOP
not only not.
=:
ov,
olvamos.
Mai. 105,
266, 5.
Basil.
259, 23.
olv(mkr]KTo<s, Ill,
453 B.
rja-a),
olvoTToieco,
= =
olvoirXrj^,
drunken.
Polyb. 1, 20,^13. 2, 45, 8. Diod. Ex. Vat. 114, 10 Oix olov avvaraxTxcv, Phryn. 372, con.... aXX' ovbe, < 1-. X.
demned.
Plut. II, 653 vov ov.)
olvowoi6s flfu.
2.
1,
(^Strah. 9, 1, 20, p. 226, 14
Oi As, for instance, fur example.

Pseudo-Demefr.
Diog.
7,
A.
olvonoiTjTeoV
p. 33 A.
Strab. 2,
=
f),
37, p. 135, 26.
Set olvovoifiv.
Athen.
1,
59,
46, 4 Ofov as, as for instance.
61.
Eus. V, 233
(olvajToios)
Olbi'
as em.
Trapahelyiwros, as
olvonoiia, as,
the
making of wine.
Athen.
1,
for example.
oloa-SriôTe, whatsoever.
fijjiroTf
Diod.
5, 75, et alibi.
Sext. 4, 13 Ka6'
oioi/-
oiVojtokSs,
6v,
(voUco) making wine.
Tponov.
Vit. Nil.
Jun. 29
Diosc.
A Tw olov5, 18.
48, p. 27
D.
tjo-B},
olvonorea,
(plvonoTrjs)
=
I,
df]7TQT [M0Va)(6v.
oivov
mva,
to
oIos hrjiTOTovv
preceding.
drink wine.
178.
Sept. Prov. 24, 74.
Erotian.
Theognost.
oio(T-hrjîa--ovv, whosoever.
Hermes
Tr. latrom.
Poll. 6, 22.
Clem. A.
1185 C.
396, 22.
OLoa-rroT-ovv,

whosoever,
whatsoever.
Orig. I,
oiVoir<i\i;r, ou, o,
(n-wXem) wine-seller.
Can. 540,
olvoTToiKiov,
p. 92, 26.
ov, TO.
1392 B.
{-eiov),
oenopoUum
456 B.
5, 27,
oloa-îa-ovv,
91, p. 215.
any one whatsoever.

6,
Diosc.
2, 88;
wine-shop.
Basil. Ill,
oivos, ov, 6, wine.
Diosc.
o Sia ddKaTi-qs,
oia-TevTr/p,
rjpos,
:=^
oioTfVTTjs.
Antip.
S.
thalassites,
Plut.
I,
ivine diluted with sea-water.
20.
oloTiKos,
fj,
385 D,
ov,
o cVi Toi) olvov,

TpejTOji.eiiov,
the
butler.
OV,
(ipipa,
Oia) bringing,
302, 4.
carrying.
II,
Sext. 11, 22 OiKot)

oiVoo-TTOvSos,
pricked.
Philon
C,
ola-TiKas,
I,
110, 13.
Orig.
272
{(jiTovbri)
sacrifice
of wine-
Pol. 6, 26. offering. olvoTfvKTos, ov, (tcux'*') coused by wine.

Ill,
adv. by bringing or carrying.

64.
lambL
Damasc.
V. P.
93,
837 A,
/ic'î).
fj,
oioTOjSdXos, ov,
{olvorpoTToi)
=
f/,
oiaToiis /SoXXmi/.
Antip. S-
olvorpomKOS,
6v,
judge of wine.
eating of wine,
II,
10.
(oicrrpijXaTos) the being driv-
Galen. VIII, 104 B.

olvo(f>ayia,
ol(rTprj\a(Tia, as,
as,
fj,
((fiayeiv)
;
the
en mad, madness.
Pseudo-/os. Mace.
3. I,
that
76.
is,
of winy fish
coined by Lucian.
wine.
oltTTprjKaTeai, r)aa, to drive
mad.
Greg. Naz.
%
ov,
672 C.
Theod. HI, 88 C.
ems, ^,
olv6-(j)i\os,
fond of
Pallad. Laus.
Sept.
o'io'Tprjais,
to olarpav, frenzy.
1.
Her-
1201 D.
olvo(f)\vya} (olv6(j)Xv^), to be
mes Tr. Poem. 117,

a drunkard.
oI(f>i, oic^t,
also
$(j>i,
TO,
the n3''S, ephah, a meas-
Deut. 21, 20.

22.
Poll. 6, 21.
ure.
Sept. Lev. 5, 11.
Num.
28, 5.
24.
Judic.
olvo-tjjopea, ijcrw, to
produce wine.
Strab. 15,
1,
6, 19.
I,
Ruth
7.
534,
Reg. 1, 1, Clem. A. I, 988 A.

2, 17.
Philon
Ill,
Epiph.
olvo<ji6pos, ov, (<f>ip(i>)
producing wine. Apollori.

Dion.
281 A.
01^0)
D. Synt.
8, 24.
oirvla.
Plut.
I,
olvo^vTos, OV, ((jiva) planted with vines.
olaviapM, aros, t6, divination.

1.
402 C. Dion C.
37, 24,
H.
I,
93, 4.
ijr,
fj,
Strah. 12, 3, 36.
51, 20, 4, TTJs vyielas, salutis augurium.

(olaviôfuii) divination.
Sept. Plut.
olvoxor],
female cup-bearer.
Sept. Eccl.
olavuTfiQS, ov, 6,
2,8.
olvo)(orjiui,
Gen. 44,
aros, to, (oivopôe'ta) the
5.
Num.
23, 23,
Sb-.
31, 5.
pouring out of
I,
70 A.
Sept.
wine.
Plut.
rj,
I,
744 C.
oliovo^poTos, OV, (olavos, /SijSpaxTKO)) devoured by
oivoxota, as,
the
Chrys. II, 378, 34.

o'lvaiais, f CDS,
Tj,
pouring out of wine. Tatian. 828 B.

Epict. 3,
Dion
Cornut.
2, 5.
birds.
Mace.
ov,
3, 6, 34.
Strab. 15,
3,
20.
(olvoa) free use of loine. et alibi.
olavopxtvTiKos,
rj,
of
the olavofiavTis.
Dion.
181.
Diosc. 5, 11, p. 699.
H.
I,
587,
7, eVio-T^fuj,
augury.
the augur^s
Plut.
n, 503 F. 504 B,
Galen.
11,
olwvofTKoTTe'iov, OV, TO,
(oiajvocTKOTTOff)
91 F.
o(d/3(Of, ov, (oios, /3ios)
living alone, as
a monk.
place of observation. Paus. 7, 16, 1. olavoaKOTTia, as, fj, augury. Diod. 5, 31.
Dion.

oloôvos,
ov,
H.
Greg. Naz. Ill,
1,
541,
1.
ri,
rzz
fMovoyevrjs.
oiciii'oo'KOTriicds,
ov,
pertaining
1326 A.
oiov-fi'-Trms,
Dion. H.
as
it
I,
589, 11, re'xw;.
to an augur. Dion C. Frag-
were, so to speak.
Cyrill.
Hippol. 588
I,
43, 33.
OK,
D.
Did. A. 505 A.
A.
152 D.
7.
otoff, a, ov,
r=
os.
verbially,
0101*,
as.
Sept. Tobit 10,
Ad-
the Latin
hoc
9,
;:= toSto.
Plut.
I,
69 E.
uKKiopov, TO, a corruption
ofsociorum garum
Lex. Botan.
Ou;^ oiov "=1 ov fiovov ov,
(Plin.R. N.
30).
Digitized
by Microsoft
o/cXaStcTt
oxXadto-n
oKprfpia,
799
7.
oX-apyvpoi
Dion. H. II,
oKKaSov.'
Babr. 25,
oKTajrXedpos, ov, of eight nXedpa.

laziness,
as,
rj,
{pKvrjpos)
slothfiUness,
788,
7.
Sept. Eccl. 10, 18.

OKI/OS, oO, d,
oKTOTrXdor, ov, eightfold.

I,
quid
Epiph.
1044
A 'OkvSiv re
Kol ai)(evia)v,
oKpiStov, ov, TO,
of a ship. diminutive of the Latin ocrea.

t
Ta oKrairXd, o c t a pi a, Origen's Hexapla with the addition of the ffih and sixth version. Epiph. Ill, 268
D.
Mauric.
oKTaâ,
i;i,
12, p. 303.
^,
oKTO-iroi/f, ovv,
the Latin o c
ava
sc.
pars, tax
I,
859,
octipes, eight-footed. owning two oxen. Poll. 2,

(jarjfm)
Lucian.
195.
of
the eighth part.

6,
Sophrns. 3424 C.
collector
6KTd<rripos, ov,
with eight shorts, in prosAristid.
oKTa^dptos, ov,
oKTifia.
o(eTa-/3i0Xoj,
octavarius,
consisting
Psell.
of the
books.
Sophrns. 3424 B.
ov,
ody (avdpamouTi). Heph. 5, 1, p. 31.

OKTaordfiios, ov,
Q. 41.
SckoL
of
eight
:=
oktoj crTafiiW.
.4,
Theoph.
9, 7.
826 A.
12,4.
Strab. 5,
6.
7,
7,
4.
Polyb. 34,
14,
2,
oicrdywvos, ov, (ytovla)
octagonos, octanNicom. 121. 122, by adding
OKTaHTTahlOS.
gulus, mth
dptdp.6s,
eight angles.
octagonal number, formed
oKTa-arixps, ov, consisting of eight lines or verses. Synes. 1585 C.
the Tpiyavos to the corresponding hrrdyavos.
Thus,
1,
7,
OKTaa-iXKaôs, ov, (jrvKKa^rj) of eight syllables. Drac. 167, 15.

oKTa-Tfvxos, ov,
fj,
3,
6, 10, 15,
rpiyavoi.
octateuchus,
Eus.
Ill,
consisting
18, 34, 55, 81, cTrraywi/ot.
8, 21,
40, 65, 96, oKrayiai/ot.

r/,
oKTa-enjpls, iSos,
the
space of eight years.
88 D. Gregent. 621 A, the first eight books of the Old Testament. Phot. Ill, 68 C. 536 B.
of
eight books.
Strab. 7, 5, 5, p. 47, 12. Gemin. 805 B. Pint, n, 892 C. Diog. 8, 87. Afric. 84 A. Eus. 11, 681 B. preceding, Afric. 84 B. 89 oKTaeria, as, v, D. Also, OKTaeria. Ptol. Tetrab. 205.
oKrdxopSos,
stringed.
ov,
(ôpS^)
octachordus,
eight-
Plut. II, 1029 C.
=
1
OKraxios (oKTti), adv. in eight ways.
Porphyr.
Prosed. 105.
oKTrjprjs, eos,
ij,
vessel with eight
oKTaijjifpos,
on the eighth day. Paul. Phil. 3, 5. Iren. 645 B. Prod. CP. 837 C (titul.) AmphU. 52 J).
OV,
{iffiipa)
of
eight days,
Polyb. 16,
ber.
I,
3, 2. 7.
Plut.
I,
banks of oars. 944 B.

OctoPlut.
oKTaffpios, a, ov, the

Jos.
Latin
October, of
Ant. 14,
10, 13. 16 KciKavSwv.
OKTa>r)p,epos.
33 E,
TTpo
elSols, idibus octobribus.

p.Lds
oKTa-r/xos, ov,
ij,
sc. j3t/3Xos,
the book containing
6e
510 C 'Hia vav&v oKTca^plav, pridie n. o.

(ji.iiv).
the troparia for week-days
and ordinary
each
;
Dion C.
60, 34, 3 6 oKra^pios
Sundays.
It consists of eight parts,
OKTOierla, OKTcorjfxepos, see OKraeTia, oKrar^p^fpos.
mood having its appropriate

also TTapaKKrjnKr).
troparia
called
oKTca-Kat-SeKojus, eighteen times.

64.
Theol. Arith.
Noin. Cotel. 120.

Diod. 14,
onraKia-itvpioi, ai, a, eighty thousand.
oKTaniai&iKdirrfxvs,
v,
=
fj,
OKT-a/cai'Sf/ca
irrjxiav.
47.
Diod. 17, 105.

T),
oKTOKoa-wiTTos,
OV,
( oKTa(cd(76ot )
cigM-hun-
OKTio-Kai-SeicaTrKaaiav, ov, eighteen-fold.
Plut. II,
dredth.
Dion
8, 13.
C. 60, 29, 1.
892 B, et
alibi.
oKraKoiXof, ov, consisting
of
eight Koka.
Heph.
oKTco-Koi-Seicds,
dSos,
the
number
eighteen.
Poem.
oKToXia,
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 1206.
Theol. Arith. 39.

oKTCDKaideKdiTripos, ov,
((rrjpa)
473.
Porph. Cer. worth eight coins ? TO., (See also côXia, enroKia, evvdXia.)
of eighteen times
(shorts).
Aristid. Q. 35.
onrap^pffs, s, (fiipos)
of eight parts.
Diog.
7,
110.
oKTdpLerpos, ov, (p,eTpov)
'OKTaKatSeKOTOv, Ov, to, (oKTOJicmSsKaTos) sc. a-rjpxlov, a place eighteen miles from Alexandria.
octameter,
Heph.
of eight
3029 B.
Plut.
metres, as a verse.
Schol.
8, 1, p. 47.
oKTtoKatftKoo-iTrXatritoi/, ov, twenty-eight-fold.

II,
oKra/irivialos, a, ov, ^=. dKTdp,r)vos,
in eight months.
Plut. II, 908 A. Ion

I,
Also,
of
Diod. 14,
of eight months, 38. Nicom. 47.

PhiAel.
889 F.
r)
oKTatKoieiKooTos,
ov,
twenty-eighth.
Diosc.
oKTap-r/vialos.
Eupor.
1,
155.
29, 38.

ov,
oKTaTrdXaioTos,
eight
TrakaiirTaL
oKToiKamevTrjKovTaymvios, ov, (yavia) with fifyPlut. II, 365 A. eight angles.
Tact. 12.
oKTd-m]xvs, V, of 47. Polyb. 5, 89,
eight cubits.
6.
Sept. Reg- 3,
1.
7,
OKTaKaiTpiaKovTuperpos, ov, ^=. okto) Kai TpiuKovra Schol. Arist. Pao. 154. p,Tpav.
OKTaprivtalos, oKTaxTrdSios, see oKTaprjVLalos, OKTa(rrddtos.
Jos. B. J. 6, 5,
Ael.
TactH2.
oKTairkatridâ,
eir/hlfold,
b'.
aira,
(o/crawXa(7tos)
to
make
oK-aLp.aTOS, ov, (oXor, alpa) bloody.
Apoc. Paul.
CaUix. apud
to
take eight times.
Gemin. 809
59.
6\-dpyvpos, ov, wholly
of
silver.
Digitized
by Microsoft
oXeapioi
Athen. 12, 73, p. 550 A.
Allien. 5, 29, p. 199 C.
okeapios, ov,
6,
800
Ptol.
oXiyoTTpayficov
(fiiaira)' living
Euerg. apud
oKiyoSlaiTos, ov,
on
little.
NiL
Pliilon II, 276, 4.
569 C.
oXiy6So|oj, ov, (8o|a) of
285.
little
keeper of the clothes, at a bath.
repute.
Achmet.
Epiph.
I,
445 B.
cos,
I.
fj,
oXedpcva-K,
oXoBpevms-
Sept. Josu.
dXiyo-SotiXos, ov,
16, 4, 26.
ouming but few

of
little
slaves.
Strab.
17, 13 as V.
SkeQpeia, see oXoBpciai.

oXedpeia or oXeBpta, as, Esth. 8, 13, 40.
^KedpoTOKos, ov,
(jeKeiv)
f],
oXiyoSivapos,
destruction.
ov,
8vvap,is.
Achmet. opposed
222.
life.
Sept.
282.
oXiyoeîa, as,
rj,
(cpftu) the
having
87, v.
1.
little ;
begetting
destruction.
to TrXeoveli'a.
oXiyofpi'a, as.
rj,
Nicom.
oXiyeîa.
Meet.
Papltl. 32 C.
scarcity ofepwv.
Achmet.
oXedpoipopos, ov,
struction.
(oKedpos,
<êp<o)
bringing de508.
oXiyo^cota, as, ^, (oXiyoâos)
shortness of
Pseudo-/os. Mace.
8, p.
Achmet.
oXiyofwof,
74.
ov, (fo)^) short-lived.
6,
T),
SkeKTpios, see Xeia-pios.

oKerfiptos, a, ov, (oXeTTjp) destructive, pernicious.
Achmet.
hair.
52.
6Xiy6-6pi^, rpiôs,
with
little
Chron.
Epi27h.l,mB.
oKiyapapTTjTos, ov,
little.
688, 18.
{o\iyos, apapTavai)
sinning
oXiyodviiito,
jjo-cD,
(^Bvnos')
to faint.
Achmet.
Jejun. 1925 D.
ijcrai,
1932 B.
to
166.
oXiyo-Kapiros,
92, 9.
a>v,
oKiyav&pico,
(dyijp)
be thinly peopled.
with
little
fruit.
Dion. H.
I,
Dion
C. 49, 1, 5.
^, (avr]p)
oKiyav&pCa, as,
thinness
Diod. n, 544, 66.

II, 13, 2.
Plut.
of population. App. H, 413 F.
oXiyoKfpons, ov, (Kepcos) with small horns.

18, 1, 3.
Geopon. Achmet.
property.
Pkilostr. 121.
o\iyav6pa>7Tca>, rjaai,
{oKiyavBpamos)
oXtyo-Koa-pos, ov, with
few ornaments.
with
little
oXiyav-
248.
oXiyoKTTjpaiv,
Cyrill.
ov,
Spea.
Jos. Ant. 11, 5, 8, p.

as,
rj,
566
-trdeu.
(Kr^/ia)
oXiyapiaria,
(âpicrrov)
alibi.
light
breakfast.
A. IX, 845 A.
little.
Plut.
I,
1099 D, et
fj,
oXtyo-XoXor, ov, talking but
Epiph. Mon.
but
oXiydpKfia, as,
(okiyapKrjs) frugality.
Naz. H, 576 A.
yapKta.
<iXiyapKai,
r]a'U),
Greg.
217 C.
oXiyoXapTnjS,
Psell.
es,
Basil,
m,
168
6\i-
(Xa^ffm)
shining
little.
1124 B.
1169 D.
to be oXiyapKrjs.
Geopon. 14,
Lucian.
I,
7,
oXiyopa6i)S, es, (^pavBdvai)
of little learning
Iren. 800 A.
op-
25.
iXiyapKrjs, es, (apKea) frugal.
170.
posed to TToXvpaBrjs. Socr. 300 A.

6Xiyop.a6Sis, adv. with
1252 A.
Socr. 475
oXiyapKia, see dXtydpKeia.
little
learning.
oXiyapx^s, ov,
6, {ap)(a))
oligarch.
Dion. H. IV,
A.
oXiyoveipos, ov,
2257, 15.
iXiyeiereai,
2268, 17.
of few ovclpara, dreaming but

f),
rjo'oj,
(ex)
'"
âve
little ;
opposed to
little.
Iambi. V. P. 244.
(oXiy(rais)
'i24L.
nXeoviKTea.
Theol. Arith. 29.
oXiyojrmSta, as,
fewness of
elîi.
chil-
oXiyeîa, see oXtyoe^ta.
dren.
Muson.
oXiyoaipos, ov,
35, 16.
^=
oXi'yaifios.
Alex. Aphr, Probl.

in
oXtyoTricrTco), ^(rm, ;=:
oXiymiaros
Cyrill.
oXiyo-ava<ôpQS,
ov,
A. X, 1049 C.
oXiyov dvdcjiopos,
Sept.
oXiyoiritrWa,
as,
^,
(oXtyo7r((Tros)
1.
little
faith.
astrology.
oXiyo-fftos,
ov,
Ptol. Tetrab. 221.

short-lived.
Matt.
1 7,
20 as
v.
Job
11,
3.
oXtyo-TTUTTos, ov,
alibi.
of Httlc foith.
of
little
Matt. 14, 31, et
Sexl. 615, 21.

flXtyojSouXof, ov, (fiovXrj) with
little
deliberation.
oXiyo-irXouTos, ov,
oXiyo-TToteo),
rjo-a,
wealth.
Achmet. 200.
numbers.
Polem. 182.
oXtyoyi'ai/itBi', ov, (yvaip,rj) little-minded.
to
diminish their
Synes.
Sept. Sir. 48, 2.

oXiyowoi'ia, as, ^, (oXiyojrovoi)
ness.
little
1077 A.
B.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
144 B.
IX, 845
little.
labor, idle-
Polyb. 16, 28,
3.
little.
X(yo8a7raios, ov,
(SaTravr))
spending but
oXiyo-novos, ov, laboring but
Dion.
II.
VI,
Basil
III,
977 A.
1113, 14.
oXtyo-TTOTT/s, OV, 6,
oXiyoSe^s,
Polyb. 16, 20, 4.
wanting or needing but little. Posidon. apud Athen. 6, 109, p. 275 D. Philon I, 116, 27. Anton. 1, 5. 5, 5. Clem. A. I, 1020 B. 1026 B, et
es, (Seco)
onc who drinks

409, 6.
little.
Herod.
apud
A.
Orib.
I,
Athen. 10, 13, p. 419

the being oKiyorrpdypav.
>
*oXiyonpaypo<Tvvr),
rjs, fj,
alibi.
Chrysipp.
ij,
apud
Plut. 11, 1043 B.
oXiyoScia, as,
1,
(oXiyoSerjs) frugality.
35.
Ill,
Philon
163, 14.
*6XiyoTrpdypMv,
ov, (ffpoyfia)
not busying himself

II,
39,
42.
267,
639, 34.
it,
Oenom. apud Eus.
380 B.
about anything. 1043 B.
Chrysipp. apud Plut.
Digitized
by Microsoft
o\iyopr]fwarvv7)
oKiyopr]fio(ruvri,
i;s, tj,
801
of words.
I
oXoypoiô?
mous. Sept. Prov. 14, 29. Paul. Thess. 1, 5, 14.
Esai. 57,
15.
(p^/io) feloness
Aster. 280 B.
oXi'yor,
T],
ov,
little
few.
'Ek toC
oXi'yoi/,
kot* oKlyov,
oXiydo), ao-a, (dXi'yor) to

4, 4, 3.
make few.
Ps. 11,
2.
Sept. Reg.
by degrees, gradually.
55.
18, 27.
I,
0W6.
1,
12, 8.
9,
nap'
alibi.
Diod. 14, 97. 15, 34. ^?Aen. apud Philon I, 9, 17.

almost.
14,
8.
I,
Nehem.
9, 32.
Patriarch.
1109 A.
Sibyll. 1, 322.
Polyb.
17, 42.
oKiyocopos, ov, (&pa) lasting a
few
of.
hours.
Schol.
21,
et
Diod.
Dion. P. 325, 36.

oXtympe'cB,
rja-co,
[Comparative oKiyarepos.
676, 71.
Sext. 614, 28.]
-App.
354, 58.
to
think lightly
Apollon. D.
Pron. 359
little
oKiyiopfiadat, to he contrary to
Karopdoicrdai..
5.
oKiyoaapKoi, ov, {(rdp^) with
flesh,
lean.
II,
analogy
opposed to
etas,
rj,
2.
To
Herod, apud Orih. Polem. 275. 184.

oKiyo-criTiai,
rjtrco,
II,
422,
5.
Lucian.
Cyrill,
faint, swoon.
oKiy&prjcns,
Theoph. 513,
SXiyapla.
Themist. 162.
to eat little.
A. IX,
15.
6\iyai<^(\rjs,
es,
569 C.
oXiyooTt;;(ia,
lines.
(ai^fXcca) benefting but

II,
little.
as,
rj,
(o\iy6<Tnxos) fewness of
Herod, apud Orib.

et alibi.
okiKos,
rj,
164,
3.
Sext. 572, 16,
Philipp.
1.
oXfyd-oTixoSi ov, consisting offew lines or verses.

Orig. Ill,
ov,
(oXor) universal.
voOf.
Prod. Parm.
Did.
Naz.
Ill,
877 B. 471 A.
216 B.
ov,
Eus.
II,
121 C.
Greg.
537 (108),
A. 768 B.
oXurdatva,
to
SXiKois, adv. universally.
Anton. 11, 16.
.oKiyotTTas (oXtyoffTor), adv. in a small degree.
Pseudo-Z>ion. 332 A.
Athan.
II,
cause
to slip.
Sept. Sir. 3, 24.
oKiyoa-iWaôs,
(o-uXXajSi))
of few
syllables.
oXia-SrjpSis
(oKia-6rjp6s}, adv.
with a proclivity, Orig. Ill, 901
Dion. H. V, 66, 14.

.o\iyo-avvSe(riJ.os,
easily.
Clem. A.
I,
513 A.
ov,
2.
with
few conjtmctions
B.
oKicrBrjCTis, etor,
I,
fj,
Dion. H. V, 150,
oXtyoTeKvia, as,
rj,
{oKLtrBalvai) a slipping.
Plut.
dren.
(oKiyoTcKvos) fewness of chilPtol. Tetrab. 187.
344 B, et
rjs,
alibi.
oKutBos, ov,
oXKrj,
6, fall.
275 F. Nicet. Paphl. 33 B.

Galen.
II,
1, 8,
oXtyoTEKvof, ov, (tckvov') with few children.
Max.
^, weight.
Sept. Esdr.
62.
Polyb.
Tyr. 17, 42.

-oXtyori/ieos
(,Tip.r]),
31, 3, 16.
adv. cheaply.
VseuArAthan.
oXKijios, OV, that

fTLKVa.
draws
well.
Paul. Aeg. 200,

Dinsc.
4,
IV, 840 C.
oXiyoiijTw'a, as, ^, (oXtyouTrvos)
KZe sieep. Iambi.
SKkos,
68.
V. P. 36, 144.
-oXtyd-i'Tri'oj, ov,
2.
ov,
6,
z^
ap&xvrj
to
ffflov.
2,
Aqueduct.
1, 4,
Lyd. 41,
26.
vbajaiv.
sleeping but
little.
App.
I,
189,
Justinian. Cod.
okKoTrjs,
rjTos,
10.
fj,
(oXko's)
gravity,
weight.
-oXiyoiâym, as,
fj,
((âyriv) moderation in eating.
Clementin. 201 B.
'OXXapta,
mi/,

o\i,y6(}>paiv, ov,
((jjprjv)
TO,
(ollarius) OHana, a
place.
of
little
mind or
sense.
Agath. 108,
16.
PhilonU, 570,
Poll. 4, 14.
.o\ty6<f)a)vos,
7.
463, 41.
P?/. II, 504 A.
oKXvju, to destroy.
[Theoph. 461, 12 biaXiaQri

oX/uof.
StiXeTQ.]
ov, 6,
ov,
(^(jxavr))
having a feeble voice.

shining dimly.
dX/ietdf,
Schol. Arist. Vesp.
Aristid. Q. 43.
.o\iy6<j)a)Tos, ov,
238.
little (f>S>s,
having
dX/xi'o-Kor, ov, 6,
(oXfins) socket of the
hinge of a
Achmet. 168.
6\iyoxopSla, as,
rj,
door.
(xopSrj) fewness of strings.
Sext. 487, 11.
dXyaoKOsrc'm, ijo-m, (KOTrra) to
bray or pound in a
Jejun*
Plut. II, 1137 A.

okiyoxpriiJuiTos, ov, (xprjfia)
mortar.
Aet. 4, 30, p. 70, 40.
having
little
property.
dXd-ayi'O?, ov, i^^ oXos ayvos, all-holy.
Philon
I,
287, 39.
itroa
344, 31, et alibi.

iw,
1913 D.
elfii-
otjyoxpovLâ),
=^=
okiyoxpovos
oXo-anoXvTos,
Ptol. Tetrab. 132.
ov, all-free.
Jejun. 1913 C,
rip.epa,
iv KaraXvopev els iravra.
oXiyoxpovioTijs, r/Tos,
rj,
the being oKiyoxpovios,
oXo-apyvpos, ov,
wholli/
oXos dpyvpoOs,
all
of
silver,
shortness
of time.
xiXiyoxpovos, ov,
tion.
of
silver.
Philon
I,
666, 32.
SKiyoxpovios, of short durajuice.
6X6-^tjpos, ov,
holoverus
Ill, 142, 4.
aXriQivos, true
Anton.
5, 10.
purple.
Proc.
oXiyo-xvpos, ov, with
oKiyo-^vxô,
rjo'a,
little
Xenocr. 47.
elfxi.
oXoypafipaTKos
(ypdpfio),
adv. written in full.

to write
oXtyd'i|'vxdr
7,
Sept.
Nunr. 21,
4.
Judith
rj,
19.
Sir. 4, 9.
Galen. XIII, 975 B. 6Xoypa<j)a>, fjKra, (oXoypatpos)

full.
a word in
SKiyo'^vxi-a, as,
the being oXtyo-sjrvxos, faint-
Plut.
II,
288 E.
written
heartedness.
Sept.
Ex.
6, 9.
Ps. 54, 9.
oXoypacj}os,
abridged.
ov,
(ypd(j)a>)
in full, not
.oKiy6\lruxos, ov, (V"'X^) faint-hearted, pusillani-
Theoph. Cant. 261,
13.-8. Ho-
101
Digitized
by Microsoft
0\0JV/J,V0i
802
own
ness.
6\opptÔ<!
Sept. Esai.
1,
lographus,
hand.
A.
written entirely with one's
6.
Luc. Act.
3,
Iff.
Athan. I, 296 Eus. II, 580 A. Theod. Scyth. 236 B, Soz. 1044 B.
oXof yvjivos, stark naked. Theoph. Cont. 438, 22. 700, 16.
ov, all
Pint. II, 1041 E. F.
Pseudo-I>eme(r.
Classical.
3, 2,
completeness.
oXoKXrjpos, ov, whole, entire.
Sept.
1, 11.
oK6yvjj.vos,
^=
Sap. 15,
2,
3.
Maoc.
1,
4, 47.
Diosc.
Chron. (Lucian. Asin. 9). 6\oyvpa>s (yCpos), adv.

48, 22.
129, p. 250.
Jos. Ant.
3, 12, 12.
in-
oXoiiXripas, adv. wholly, entirely, completely,
around.
Heron
of
.Tun.
o\o-baKTv\os, ov,
consisting wholly
dactyls.
Drac. 144,
oXoSpo'iiia,
6, cttixos.
rj,
without omitting anything. Erotian. Cyrill. A. 1, 788 C. Hippol. 808 B. 44. Schol. Heph. 2, 1, p. 19. oXoKonos, ov, (kottto)) coarsely pounded. Diosc^
full,
5,
as,
II,
(Spo/ios)
the
whole course.
65.
6,
Clem. A.
765 A. Anast. Sin. 281 B.

(oXodpeio)) destroyer.
oXoKonvos, ov,
Ill,
Sr/vapiov, denarius.
SKo-Bfos, ov, all god.

oKo6pevTf)s, ov, 6,
Paul.
Cor.
.1,
10, 10.
0)%.
I,
1364 C.
to destroy.
1040 A as V. 1. ;(pv(rts<os. Suid. Ar)vdptov .... Also neuter, to oXokotlvov, ov. Apophth. 237 A. Leant. Cypr. 1725 A. 1733
Theod.
6\odpevm, eva-a, (oXedpos)

12, 23, V.
2, 3.
1.
Sept.
oXefl/)fu<B.
Num.
Paul.
4, 18.
Ex. Judith
28.
C.
Also,
Phot.
oXoKOTiviv for oKokotIviov. Apophth.

1.
Sir.
18,
25.
Hebr.
I,
11,
237 A. Theoph. 635, 236 D *Ev xpva'ivov.')

6X6-\enpos,
ov,
I,
(Compare Apophth.
Orig. Vll, 22
Patriarch. 1072 C.
oXoitae'm
leprous all over.
oXoKavreo).
ov,
oXoKaXos,
Damasc.
Ill,
oXoKavos, ov, if
oXos xaXor, wholly good. 693 B. a compound of oXos and Kovvr),
Clem. A.
125 B.
C.
1028
{Se2Jt.
Lev. 13, 13).

all white.
7,
6X6-XeitKOff, ov, =zr

sical.
oXos Xeu/cos,
Clas-
Paus.
fj,
8, 17, 3.
Poll.
46.
1,
oXo-XiBos, ov, wholly

oXojxcXcta, ar,
of stone.
i^ds.
Strab. 17,
42.
must mean
oXoxapSiof,
ox,
loholly
9.
of reed, or
hearty.
aZZ
q/"
reed.
(oXofieXijs) wholeness
Porph. Cer. 468,

Can.
ance.
p.
Theol. Arith. 36
Petr.
of
limbs.
(Kaphla)
Alex.
*6XoiMeXrjs,
fs,
(/itXof)
whole,
8,
not
p. p.
carved.
8,
481 A,
p.Tavoia,
hearty repent-
apud Athen. Posidon. apud ^Men.

Dip^tX
Kpca.
SXoiMeprjs, is,
102,
56,
316 F.
12,
540 B,
Diod.
oXonapbias, adv. heartily.
oXoKapneva, eicra,
574. oXoKapTToa,
offering.
axTco,
Nil. 441 A.
following.
Sibyll.
3,
{p.epos)
:=
preceding.
Diog.
or
5,
28.
(Kapiros) to offer
Diosc. 5, 85, p. 746.

5, 28.
Sept. Sir. 45, 14.

Ill,
apud Eus.
84 B.
a whole burntPhilon Byhl. Pseudo-/os. Maoc.

whole burnt-
oXofiepSs, adv. wholly, entirely.

6Xo-p.6x6r)pos,
ov,
wholly wicked
rascally.
Nil. 297 C. D.
oXoVVKTL (vv^), adv.

6XoKap7raip.a, aros, to, (ôXoKapnoat)
oXrjv, all night.
^=
oXowKrioiS,
TrjV
VV)(6*
offering.
Sept.
Ex.
fj,
30,
20.
Lev. 16, 24.
oXovvKTios, ov,
all
Leo Gram. 354, 7. night. Marc. Erem. 1040

Tzetz.
Sap.
3, 6.
A.
ems,
the
oXoxapTraxTis,
offering.
making /of a burnt-
oXowKTiais, adv. all night.
ad Lycophr.
Lev. 4, 34. oXoKavriâ, itra, oXoKavreco. Phryn. P. S. Porphyr. Abst. 346.- Eus. II, 1401 66, 14.
Sept.
=
II,
Gen.
8, 20.
818.
oXovvKTOs, OV,
=rr
oXovuKTioff.
Ephr.
m,
298'
A.
6X6-^ripos, ov,
B.
oXoKavTos, ov, {Kavfrai) burnt whole.
6,
Sept.
Lev.
Ps. 57, 10 oXd|uXor,

ov,
oXos iipos, all dry. Anast. Sin. 761 B.

eakatraa.
Symm.
(irXoia).
23.
Philon
<i(r<o,
243, 24.
(luXov) covered with vessels

8,
oXoxauToo),
{6X6<avTos) to offer a holocaust.
neop/i. 610,
I,
Classical.
Ari'ileas 12.
9, 1
Philon
I,
190, 37.
Kavdrja-o-
6Xonayr\s, is, (jrljywp.i) wholly frozen.
Damasc.
Jos. Ant. 3,
p.eva).
(3, 8,
10 'OXo/ieX^
676 A.
(ma-Tis),
oXon-i'oTtBs
adv.
ti7A
perfect faith.
oXoKavrafia, aros, to, (oXokovtoo))
o c a u10, 25.
Clim. 1184 B.
oXo-7roXio5, ov, entirely gray.
stoma,
Esdr.
lon
I,
burnt-offering.
52.
Sept.
Ex.
Apophth,
08 A.
Nil.
1, 4,
Judith
16, 16, et alibi.
Phi-
oXonpoKTois
(jrpaairai),
adv.
completely.
184, 47.
529 C.
oXoKavTcos, adv. by burning completely.
PseudoSept.
oXrmvpos,
ov, (jrvp) all
offire.
A nasi.
13, 21.
iAe
Sin. 281
Dion. 205 C.
6XoKavTmcTis, cms,
fj,
=
44.
B.
oXoKouriafta.
Ex.
4,
oXoppiî or oXoppifei (oXoppifor), adv. wi<A <Ae

entire root.
29,25. Lev.
14.
0, 10.
Num.
23, 17.
Judith
Sept. Esth.
3,
Mace.
1, 4,
fj,
oXoppifos, oc, (pif") sdv.
iit7
enJire rooi.
oXoKXrjpia, as,
(oXoxXi/pos) wholeness, sound-
Nicet. Paphl. 44 IX
Digitized
by Microsoft
o\o-crr]ptKO<;
Sko-a-fjpKos, ov,
803
oKoyjrixas, adv.
Ofj/qpiarrii;
h
2,
s e r
Dioclet.
C.
23.
27.
u s , all of silk. Macar. 629 C.

Theoph.
oKo<rr)piKov,
=^
SXijs yffvx^s,
ivith
one's
Apophth. 104 A.
494, 16.
silk.
Chron. 721, II.

S^pej .... to
whole soul. Anast. Sin. 1084 B. Leant. Cypr 1684 D.

oKvv6rj,
t]s,
7),
fles.
{pkvv6os)
ipiveos.
Pans.
4,
20, 2.
ov,
(ItTTTjiii)
6K6(TTaTos,
whole, entire.
Pseud-
oKipivos,
tj,
ov,
ofoKvpa.
Athan. IV, 797 B, eUav.

oKoa-Tfpvos, ov, {aripvov)
oKvpiTjjs, ov, 6, sc. apros,

eTrior/jftos, beloved.
.
Galen. VI, 316 E. bread made of oKvpa.

Sext. 681, 30 OiS'
Sept.
Reg.
3, 19, 6.
Slud. 816 A.
o\o(r<jivpaTos,
iT<PvprjkaTos.
6Xo<T(j)vprjTos, ov,
ov,
holosphyratus
Phryn, 203.
oXojs (oXos), adv. wholly.
oXo-
oXms, not at
all.
okaa-K,
Sept. Sir. 50,
9.
e<Bj, ^,
wholeness,
totality.
Theol. Arith.
following.
59.
o\o(T(jivpri\aTos,
ov,
wholly
(r(j)vpri\aTos.
Jos.
6p-ahfK(poi, ov,
756.
6poyvios.
Schol. Arist.
Ran.
Ant. 14,
137.
7, 1.
oK6(TCJ)vpos, ov, (ari^vpa)
preceding.
Arlem.
776
ofiaScvco, va-a,
(o/iaSos)
a6poiâs, to collect,
PArz/n. 203.
Nicet. Byz. 708 A.
gather.
Hes.
Anast.
94,
B, complete.
oKoaxtpeia, ar,
ity.
rj,
opahiKuis (d/ias), adv. in conjunction.
(SKoax^pfis) wholeness, total23, p. 121, 8.
Sin. 221 D.
Strdb.
1.
2, 1,
Cornut. 108.
axolvoi.
opa&ov, adv.
15.
261 D.
d/ioi),
together.
Porph. Cer.
Sext. 481,
oKoiTxoaios, ov,
made
loholly
of
Soz.
opaSos, ov,
6,
=^
SBpoitris, collection, gathering.
1245 A.
6\o(raipaTos,
ov,
(â-apji)
Hes.
with the whole body.
opoKoeiov or opjiKoiov, ov, to, (opaKooi) the school
Heliod. 4, 17.
oK6a<op.os, ov,
Gregent. 604 C.
^=
preceding.
Eust, Ant. 621
C.
Stud. 1348 C.
Pythagoras, the Pythagorean society. Clem. A. I, 768 B. Porphyr. V. Pyth. 44. Iambi. V. P. 66. 156. 386.
opaKooi,
a>v, ol,
of
oXoTfXTjs, es, (teXco)) complete.
Paul. Thess.
1,
(opos, aKovai) the disciples of
Py-
5,23.
Iambi.
PZirf.
n, 909B.
21,
1.
Clem.
J,
2S5 A.
thagoras.
6pa\i(rp6s, ov,
Iambi. V. P. 154. 344.
My St.
oXoTfXSs, adv. completely, wholly.

13, 16.
Aquil. Deut.
Macar. 505 B.
adv. by all manner, wholly,
oXoTpoTTfflf {rpaiTos),
Cyrill.
^.
I,
164 C.
168 A.
Vit.
6, (d/iaXifm) a levelling, equalizaMich. 7, 12. Baruch 5, 7. Dion. Thr. 630, 1, with reference to the grave accent. Plut. II, 688 F. 6paXu7Tov Geopon. 18, 2, 1. 8ei opaKi^fiv.
tion.
Sept.
=
6,
dXo-nj0Xoy,
ov,
wholly blind.
Nil. Jun.
opakvvTiKos,
7],
ov,
z^
dvvdpevos
the
opaXvveiv.
164 A.
oKoviraTpov,
a-fiipviov.
o\ocj)arjs, es,
to,
the Latin
olusatrum
Galen. VI, 315 C.

opds,
dSos,
(opos)
oneness:
sum
total.
Galen. VI, 364 A. B.
Syncell. 75, 5.
(âos)
ov,
6,
all bright.
Basil. Sel. 461
opdSa,
all
Geopon. 10, 2, 3 UdvTes Kad^ together. 2. Community, clan.
C.
Porph. Adm. 220,

whole
1.
lentil,
11.
dXo-0aKor,
not bruised.
op^prjpa, oTos, to, (op^pos) rairirwater.
Sept.
Geopon. 20, 12,

6\6-cj>6dkpos,
ov,
Ps. 77, 44.
full of eyes.
Macar. 452
Sin.
dp^pla, as,
ri,
op^pos.
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 298.
D.
dXd0Xoyoy,
281 B.
(5Xo0vpTcoj,
a,
op^p6-6eos, ov, divinely raining.

ok, {(j)K6^} all
Aquil. Ps. 77,
offlame. Anast.
ov
8fl
2.
Leant. Cypr. 1608 B, Trcrpa, the stone
struck
ov,
by Moses.
f),
^=.
oKa<f>vpetT6ai,
opPpoiAva-ia, as,
(xXiJfio)
deluge.
Vit. Nil.
PhUostr. 306.
dXd^coTos, ov,
((j>S>s) all
Jun. 77 D.
of
light.
Germ. 152 B.
Psell.
opPpoXvTea,
Tjo-co,
Syncell. 63, 1.
Jos.
Hymnog. 1021 C.
6rass.
Damasc.
Ill,
(Xum) to cause to gush forth. 833 C 'Op^poKvTfls poi peiOpov

(Teiv) production
1169 D.
dXd-;faXKoj, ov, all
i^ diojpdTov.
of copper or
Pallad.
op^poTOKia, as,
6p0pwSrjs,
r),
of rain.
Laus. 1050 C.
dXd'xXcBpoj,
ov,
Fsendo-Dion. 336 B.
wholly green.
Diosc. 4, 125
es,
rainy.
Ptol Tetrab. 94.

Paul. Thess.
1, 2, 8.
opeipopai
dXd-;(puo"oy,
oi,
=:
Ipeipopai.
?
soUd gold.
oXos xpv(Tovs, Jos. B. J. 1, 7, 6.
z^
all
of
gold, of
oprjKrfS, o,
quid
Melamp. 462.
(oprjpevai)
6, 8, 3.
I,
PZuf.
oprjpfvpa, aros, to,
hostage, pledge.
n, 852 B.
38).
Lucian.
11,
651 {Philon
his
503,
Plut.
opr/plCa,
I,
26 F.
to
la-a>,
cup.
6,
dXdi//T;;ôs, ov, {yinixv)
from
whole
soul.
Vil.
opriptarris,
ov,
(d/i);pif<o)
Artem. 317. one that
cups,
Nil. Jun. 25
A,
birjois.
Artem. 317.
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by Microsoft
'Ofirjpl
Ofitiptrm,
S>v, oi,
804
Arab
called
opoSripia, as,
fj.
6fjio-6eo<i
(ôpodrjpos) concord, agreement.
Homeritae, Hamyar, an
;
people, improperly referred to India

also 'AfiepiTai.
iliripo-jxaa-n^,
Iambi. V. P. 72.
opohiaiTOS, ov, (biaiTa) living with
:
Simoc. 132, 14.

17,
'
Mai. 433.
common
406, 37.
to.
scourge of "Ofj-r/pos, an epithet of Zoilus the envious critic. Eudoc.

lyof,
Dion. H.
458, 48.
II,
1160,
7.
Philon
I,
IT,
M.
203.
opoSoyparcai (Soyâ),
or principles.
;
to
hold the same opinions

9, 3.
incorrect for opvbiov. 6pi\ea>, Tjo-ai, to talk, converse

op.i8i.ov,
Anton.
11, 8.
to say,
to
speak.
opoSoôs, ov, (opos, 6d|a) of the same opinion or
Polyh. 4, 4,
24, 14.
7.
16, 34, 6.
Babr. 15.
Jos. Ant.
Luc.
Erotian. 244.
11, 5, 6,
Just. 'Efipaian trpos oKKrjKovs. 2. Tryph. 38. Sexl. 428, 18.
Apol 1, 2. To deliver
Chrys. XII, 768 C. Anc. 1. a homily. Pallad Laus. 1020 D. Socr. 673 B. Socr. 673 B. Chal. 1561 B. CTem. A. I, 461 C. 8ci ofwXfii'. 6piKr]Te'ov Petr. Sic. 1260 opikTjTTjs, ov, 6, totter, speaker.
Lucian. Eunuch. 2. Poll. 6, 1.06. Haer. 40, 34. Orig. I, 932 B. Eus. II, 1069 C. Athan. I, 557 A. 480 B. 2. 0/ the same glory. Clementin. 449 C. Method. 368 D. Arius apud Athan. II, 70.5 D. Caesarius 1021. Greg. Naz. II, 476 C. Ill, 409 A.
doctrine.
Hippol.
=
17,
B.
opiKrjTpia, as,
rj,
female pupil.
Philostr. 39.
opiKia, as,
2, s^T/Ze.
conversation, talk, speech.
Erotian.
Ignat.
i?/)tc(.
Euch.
613,
33, 14, et alibi.
adv. holding the same opinions. 2. With the same glory. Athan. II, 21 A. Arius apud Atlian. 11, Method. 397 A. B. 21 A. opoSpopia, as, fj, (Spofios) a running together. Lucian. II, 369.
opoSoâs,
724 A, address.
Sext.
Tatian. 805 A.
15,
864 A.
Hippol.
599,
8.
et alibi.
opoSivapos, ov, of the same Svvapis. 368 D. Pseudo-Dion. 340 B.

opMeBviw, rjaa,
6p6e6vos, ov,
p.
Method.
Haer. 476, 52.

Homily, sermon.
Clem. A.
I,
Dion. Alex. 1240 A.

Clementin.
1,
2.
20, et alibi.
Ci/ri'W. i?^.
to
be opoeBtnjsopoeSvrjs.
Diod. 15,
Jos. Apion.
39.
1,
22,
1296 C.
Laod.
19.
455
fin.
Clementin. 25
t},
as v.
1,
352 B.
<)ptXKaiva {opixKrf), to
17.
6poel8eia or SpoetSla, as,
(o/ioetSijs)
sameness
1.
make
misty.
Lyd. 35,
of form.
5.
Dion. H. Y, 215, 14.

2.
543,
6.
641.
^p.paTiôi (oppa^
VI, 787,
Orib.
1.
Slrab.
11, 11.
11,
AntyU.
10,
6(j>6d\pi^(i>.
Anast. Sin.
apud
Ill,
572,
Diog.
139.
1075 C.
^ppaTOTTOios,
6v,
Longin. 41,
(oppa,
7rotea>)
making
rfjs
eyes,
opoeihas, adv. in the
same form.
co-operating.
A nton.
9, 35.
causing
to see.
lamhl. V. P. 70,
opparovpyos, 6v, (EPrSJ) Adhort. 326.

ipo-ayados,
ov,
'^XV'Iambi.
Clem. A.
6poepyr)s, es,
II,
341 A.
Hippol. 837
preceding.
(EPTO)
rj,
A.
Pseudo-Dion. 593
Aster. 237 A.
to
equally good.
opoepyla, as,
co-operation.
Max.
Polyb.
Conf.
II,
B.
6p6-fiios, ov, living together.
116 B.
opoearios,
ov,
rjo-ca,
6po(3ov\Qi,
together.
{Spos,
II,
ôvXrj)
deliberate
Plut.
II,
Speanos. 703 E. F.
17,
2,
57,
7,
Plut.
ov,
opoyaKaKTOs,
=
oi,
96 F.
opo^TjXia, as,
(d/uofijXos)
sameness of pursuits.
trade.
opoyaKa^.
Antec.
1, 6, 5.
Pseudo-/o.s. Mace. 13, p. 514.

opo-^riXos,
ov,
I,
'6p6-yap^poi, av,
sons-in-law with reference
of
the
same pursuits or
Sext. 202, 4.
elpi.
to the parents of the

3, 3.
wives
(sisters).
Poll.
Philon
opo^vyeu)
32.
rj,
146, 24.
6p6(vy6s
Clem. A.
I,
236
opoyeveia, as,
(opoyevrjs) relationship, affinity.
D.
Spo^vyla, as,
Slrah. 16, 4, 27.
Diosc.
1,
Prooem.
II,
p. 3.
6poyevios,ov,z^6p6yvios.
C. 41, 58, 3.
opoyvmptxTvvri,
r)s,
i),
Dion. H.
1087,
7.
6poy\(0(r(rea), rjao}, zzz opoyXoxTiTOS elpi.
Dion
of
I,
{opo^vyos^ the being opo^vyos. 17, Dion. H. V, 197, 7. VI, mo, 11, correspondence of parts. V, 1 1 2, 7 o-ufu-
yia, in verse.
{opoyviipaiv) the being
opo^vyos,
ov,
(^vyov)
one mind. 977 B.

1068.
Clem. A.
Pseudo-Dion. 553.
Cvyos,
wife.
2. Substantively,
sameness of
life.
yoked
together,
united.
d dpi-
opoyvmpms, adv.
opoypappos,
ov,
opoyvajpovas.
Caesarius
husband; fj opo^vyos, L. conjux, Ignat. 949 B. Just. Apol. 1, 27.

fj,
opo^tota, as,
(foji?)
Prod.
(ypdppa) that has

(Sfo-TroTT/r)
the
same
letter.
Farm. 538 (109).

opoTjdeia, as,
17,
Lucian.
I,
783.
(6jitoi)5i;s)
sajneness of character.
II,
opoSea-iroTos, ov,
.
impartial master?
Plut. II, 823
Ignat. 668 B.
61.
Clein.
A.
505 A.
Philostr.
Tim. Ant. 264 A, tois SovXois.

to
^pobripiio, ri<ra,
be opoSrjpos-
6p6-6eos, ov, equally god.
Greg. Naz.
II,
641 A.
B.
Pseudo-Dion. 593 B.
Anast. Sin. 281 C.
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by Microsoft
Ofio-0e(r/j,o<s
805
;
0/140 ttotrt?
6ii6-6f(Tfios,
Siihyll.
ov,
using the same laios
similar.
5,
265.
lar manner. Steph. Diac. 1076 C 'OôioTrXdorms Trjs irpoyeypappevrfs eiKovos.

opoio-TTovs, ovv,
oiioBciopos, ov, (fifapia)
of
the
same appearance.
Socr. 648
of like feet.
Drac. 134,
1.
Caesarius 904,
ofioBprjtTKos, ov,
opotoTTTaTos, ov, {tttSktis)

dprjcrKela.
homoeoptotos,
of the same
(o;uotos)
to
in a like case, in
II,
C.
673 B.
14,
Sophrns. 3221 C.
70.
853 B.
d/xoidô), dcrco,
Marc.
liken.
2.
be like,
Simula
21.
to
resemble.
flmâi,
to
cases
170, 13.
grammar. Plut. I, 895 A. 350 D, K&Xa, containing similar Apollon. D. Pron. 327 A. Synt. Herodn. Gr. Schem. 600, 3,
o-xnpa.
7,
Diomed. 365,
ofiolBeos, ov,
Sext. 650, 1
declined alike.
Porph. Prosod.
Galen.
6fi66eos.
Greg. Naz. Ill, 408
116.
opoioppoTTos, ov, (peira)
A.
opoioyeveia as,
f],
laoppoTros.
(d/iotoyf vij j) similarity
of race.
VI, 86 F.
opoioa-rjpos, ov, (irij/io)
Dion. H.
opinion.
I,
446, 10.
oitoioyvoDfiav, ov, (yva/irj)
Epiph.
r/a'ai,
I,
of the same mind or 628 A.

I,
t6s,
avdpanros
2.
avrdp,
of like signification {^pobe). Apollon. D.

Strab.
Conj. 517,
6jioioypa^4a>,
(6poioypd<jios) to write in the
opoma-Revos, ov, (oKfvfj) dressing alike.

17, 3, 7, p, 412, 1.
opoioa-xrjpos, ov,
same manner.
the
Leant.
1737 D.
apa).
6nowypa(f)os, ov, (ypdc/xo) written alike or with
opoioa-xripcov,
of
like
form ;
same
letters
(fipa,
Apollon.
D.
as epos
C.
oiKos.
Apollon. D. Pron. 347 A. 388

OV, (TeXevTrj)
Conj. 526, 21.

opoio-fidrjs, is,
'
of
8.
like
form.
Classical.
Dion.
*6poioTiXevTos.
t
homoeoteleu-
H. V, 213,
Cornut. 27.
f]<ra>,
Diosc. 4, 59.
ending
9.
alike,
rhyming.
ofioiOKOTaXTj/creo),
:^
6p.oioKaTaKriK.T6s elpi.
.
,
3, 9
Diod. 12, 53.

7,
Aristot. Rhet. Pseudo-7)me<r. 110,
Apollon. D. Prom. 330 A.

opoioKaTaKrfKTOs, ov,
23.
16,
K&Xa.
f),
Sext. 686, 20.

::=
'opoiaxris,
.
ending alike as Apollon. D. Pron. 324 A. vpav, fjpav. Synt. 168, 9. Herodn. Gr. Schem. 601, 1, Arcad. 173. 1. Greg. Naz. II, 253 a-)(ripa.
(Xiyyta)
opoioTrjS,
rjTos,
napopoiaxTts-
Aristot. Rhet. Alex. 27, 1.
Oria. Ill, 844
C.
opoto-Tovos, OV,
16.
'
of like accent.
Dion. H. V, 66,
A.
opoioKardkqKTas, adv. by ending alike.
Ill,
Epiph.
opoioTpoTTia, as,rj, (ppoioTponos) likeness
of man-
280 C.
manner.
Did. A. 316 B.
ner or character.
p. 386, 1.
Strab. 1, 2, 10.
II,
10, 3, 16,
opoio-XeKTos, ov, said alike, expressed in a similar
Eus.
6poio\eKTas, adv. by being expressed in a similar
opoioTvwos, ov, (tuttos) of the Tetrab. 106.
1400 C. IV, 889 same form.
C*
Plol.
manner.
tion.
Did. A. 405 B.
f),
opoLOTvnaTos,
ov, (tuttoo))
formed alike. PseudoPhilon
oftoioXe^la, as,
(ppoi6\KTos) similarity of dicDid. A. 476 A. VsexxiL-Athan. IV,
Dion. 141 B.
opoioTvpavvos, ov,
I,
6,
opoios Tvpawos.
156 B.
opoio-'KeiTTopepfjs,
514, 21.
, of equally fine particles.

230.
ôpoiopeprjs^
opoi-oia-ios, ov,
opoioovaios
introduced by
Schol. Arist.
Nub.
7],
opoiopepeia, as,
homoeome-
ria, likeness of parts ; in the philosophy of Anaxagoras. Plut. 11, 876 B, et alibi, .fust. Cohort. 3, p. 248 B. Sext. 126, 22. Diog.
2, 8.
Macedonius, who objected to the use of d/ioEunom. 864 C. Epiph. II, 401 B. ouo-iof. Philnstrg. 528 C. Socr. % 45. Theod. IV, 424 A.
Spoioipavrjs, S.
(^cjâivco)
appearing
tvith
II,
alike.
Galen.
XII, 473 B.
adv.
II,
opoiopepas,
Athan.
according 756 A. B.
to
homoeomeria.
Diog. 10, 49.
6poi6(f)(ovos, ov,
{âivrf)
a like voice, sound-
ing alike.
Greg. Nyss.
opotopopcjios, ov,
of like
poptpr/.
6poi-6)(povos, ov,
253 A.
',
laoxpovos
as Troimv, aios.
opoLotTTopos, ov, ((TTopo) witli a like ftont.
A el.
741
Dion. H. V, 66, 17.

opoioxpoos, ov. (xpoa)
Tact. 37, 5, SujjaXayyia.

opoio-oviTLos, ov,
following.
Plotin.
I,
B.
744 B.
of like ovtrla. Athan. (See also Spoioia-ios.')

Diod. 13, 24.
Strab.
II,
345, 11.
Philon Carp. 116 D.

ov,
*6poioxpa>paTos,
(xpSipa)
5, 33, p.
opowiraBeia, as,fi, {opoioTraBrjs) likeness

tion
of affec1, 1, 9.
CnlUx. apud Athen.

opoLcr^cfios, ov,
or feeling.
of
ov,
like vote.
v.
1.
of like 202 A. Dubious.
color.
Sept.
Plut.
n, 562 B. 1006 B.
770-0),
6poioiTa6eco,
Mace.
Classical.
blance.
2,
14,
rj,
20 as
6px)uma6fis dpi.
opoLcopariKos,
(ôpoicopa)
denoting resem(roiroiiTos,
Strab. 1, 1, 9.
Dion. Thr. 636, 12, ovopa

ea>s,
6poi6ma-Tos, ov,
(irlans)
of
like faith.
Just.
ToiovTos, TTjXiKovTos,
opolaa-Ls,
rj,
and their synonyms).

Sept.
rj
Tryph. 119,
p.
753 A.
likeness.
Gen.
1, 26.
opoumXaaras
(TrXatra-a), adv.
formed in a
simi-
Dion. Thr. 642, 6
HapaôXfjs
opoiao'eins
Digitized
by Microsoft
ofiotcoreov
806
IV, 848 B.
B.
opooia-ws, or,
6fioadein)<s
impprjjmra (is, ma-irep, rjvre, Ka6d, KaBdirfp). Basil. Ill, 940 C, ^ npos Xpurrov.
op,oiaiTiov
921 A.
FsenA-Athan. IV, 1149

the same ova-ta. Epiphanes apud
Ptol. Gn.
z=
ij,
8ei
opoiovadm.
126.
o/ioimTiKof,
OK,
Orig. I, 481 B. Theol. (opomTqs) likening.

7,
h o m o u s i u s of
,
Hermes
Tr.
Poem.
5,
8.
Arlth. 57.
Po.
&!/
Hippol. Haer. 292, 5 (540, 58).

Sext. 467, 18.
'
opoiwnKas, adv.
70.5, 12.
resemblance.
opoKfvrpos,
2, 5, 2.
ov, (ppos,
Kevrpov) concentric.
Strab.
opo-Krtvcros, ov, 6,
L. contributarius.
Justinian.
Novell. 128,
sarius 1096.
o/ioXf|ia, ar,
ij,
7.
o/ioKpj/rot, ov, (Kprjvri)
of the same spring.
Cae-
Iren. 492 1289 D. Doctr. Orient. 684 A. Clem. A. I, A. 500 B. 501 A. 565 A. 1012 D. Hippol. Haer. 196, 16. Orig.lY, 628 (I, 465 A). Method. 352 C, twos. 361 B, ra narpi. Porphyr. Abst. 1, 19, p. 30, Iambi. Myst. 150, 9. Eus. U, 1540 A. B. Did. A. 536 A, rpids. Substantively, to
opoovatov, the being dpoovaios,

(Xf I'f) sameness of diction or o/
fl".
^=
opoovtrto-
Mord?.
Cj/nZZ.
585 B.
Epiph.
I,
1081
D.
6po\oyea>,
acknowledge Christ before men. C/em. R. 2, 3, rtra ev nvi. Heracleon 1292 C. Just. Apol. 1, 4. 8. 2. To acknowledge CZem. A. I, 1229 C. as genuine, to receive as genuine and authentic, with reference to the genuine books opposed to avriof the New Testament Orig. IV, 188 D. Eus. Xeyio, to dispute.
to
B "H toO the bcHef that the Son is Theod. Ill, 1080 C. ^Spoova-ios TW TrarpL (Compare Tertull. H, 159 A.)
7T/S.
Basil. IV, 921 B.

TTtcTTLs,
Socr. 141
opoova-Lov
Matt. 10, 32.
opoovaiorqs,
r/Tos,
fj,
{opoovtrios) the being of the
same ova-ia Eust. Ant. 676 A. Athan. II, 1152 A. GVe^. iVaz. n, 417 B. Did. A. 689 C. 849 A. Amphil. 112 C. Epiph.TI, 500 B. Cyrill. A. VI, 65 A.
6poov(ria>s,
adv. by being opooinrios.
Did. A.
H. E.
3,
16. 25.
396. 808 A.
opoTrddeia, as,
976 A.
rj,
3".
To
confess one's sins.
the being opoiraOrjs.
Sept. Sir. 4, 26,

d/ioXoyrjo-ia, as,
fj,
i(j)
ipapriais.
670,1.
Cyrill.
818,
Tjfrto,
5, et alibi.
Plotin. H, s. H, 1377 A.
following.
A.
Ill,
SpoTradeo),
^zn opoiradrjs elpc.
Plut.
I,
1053
361 B.
6p6koyr)(n.s, cms,
ij,
B, et aUbi.
{opokoyeto) confession.
9, 28,
Iambi. V. P. 354.
6,
Diod.
op-
6p6-7raTpis,
lSos,
^=.
irvpiraTptmTris, fellow-
17, 68.
Herm. Sim.
Set
of Christ;
Orig.
countryman, compatriot.
21.
Theoph Conl.
547,
posed
c.
to apvqtns.
opoXoyrjTeov zi=
opoXoyeiv.
I,
587
a
opoKoyrjTTjs,
ov,
6,
(ofioXoyc'iB)
confessor,
Christian
who
suffered persecution, beating,
imprisonment, but not martyrdom. Caius 28 C. Clem. A. I, 1293 A. Dion. Alex. 1293 B. Petr. Alex. 505 B. Applied also to such orthodox Christians as were persecuted by heretics. Horol. Jan. 21. Mart. 12.
and
{opomaros^ sameness of faith. 332 C. opoirio'Tos, ov, (jriuTis') of the same faith. Orig. VII, 144 B. Athan. I, 772 A. Theod. Mops. 869 C.
opomaria,
Cyrill.
as,
rj,
A.
Ill,
6poTrKoa>,
j)(ra>,
(opoirKoos)
1.
to
sail
together.
Polyb.
1,
25,
r),
opoTrKoia, as,
1,
sailing together.
Cic. Att. 16,
et alibi.
6po-^6pfVTos, ov, going together.
Pseudo-Dion.
Jos.
female confessor. Epiph. II, 192 B Pallad. Laus. 1250 A. 6po\oyla, as, r/, confession, with reference to Christian confessors. Just. Apol. 1, 4. Tryph. 47. Heracleon 1292'B. Apollon. Ephes. 1381 B. Martyr. Path. 1420 A. Dion. Alex. 1325 A. 3. Confession of sins
opoXoyrfTpia, as,
fi,
553 A. 565 B.
oponpayeo),
r]<Ta>,
Eustrat. 2385 A.
act together.
(rrpacrfTco) to
Ant. 17,5, 5. oponpdypav, ov, (^npaypa) acting together, operating. Jos. Ant. 17, 12, 1.
6po7rp6<Ta>iros, ov,
co-
of the same
to,
Trpoiramov.
Anast,
^=. iôp6koyrf(Tis.
iSoer.
iôpoXoyrjcris.
616 B. Hebraism.
Sin. 144 C.
Thanks
opopypa,
opopeta,
26.
aros,
(ôpopywpi^
Stain,
spot,
Sept. Esdr.
Synes. 1369 A.
Tjo'o), zz= opopos elpi. Sept, Ezech. 16, Diod. 16, 71. Strab. 11, 4, 1.
1, 9,
8.-4.
6,
Vow.
Sept. Jer. 41, 25.
o/ioXoyos, ov,
=.
opoKoyryrqs.
Martyr. Poth.
1449 A.
'Opopoeiov, ov, TO, temple
opoppoos, ov, (peoo) flowing together.
Plut.
II,
of 'Opovoia, at Rome.
goddess Concordia.
Ael.
909 C.
opoa-apKos, ov, {(rdp^)
Dion C.
49, 18, 6, et alibi.

fj,
of the same flesh.

'A.
alike.
Cyrill.
'Opovoia, as,
the
Roman
A. V, 324 C.
opo-aenros,
ov,
Ant.Mon. 1596
worshipped
Jos. Ant. 14, 8, 5.
opovopos, ov,
Greg. Naz.
Greg.
a-vwopos.
N. A.
7,
17.
Ill,
411 A.
e's,
o/ioouo-iaoDjr, ov, 6, defender
the Son
of the opoova-iov of a word of Arian coinage. Basil.
opoa-Bevrjs,
((rdevai)
of the same power.
Naz. IV, 73 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ofiO(7Kr)vo<;
807
6iw(â,via,
fiai.
jjo-to,
ofj.(f)a\o<;
ioiiotricrivos,
ov,
(frurivfi)
L. contuhemalis, living
I,
to
agree
opposed to
together.
Dion. H.
ov,
dia(j)epo-
140, 12.
Sext. 63, 30.

f),
ofW-iTKoros,
in
the
same darkness.
Greg.
6p.o(j}avia, as,
Naz.
m,
1270 A.
rjaia,
guage.
Basil. Sel.
II,
Classical.
SjioaTeyea,
=:
sameness of sound or of lanDiod. 11, n. Lucian.
ofioiTTeyos elfu.
305.
((^s)
592 D.
ofioa-Teyos,
ov,
o/iocjjQyros, ov,
of
the
same
light.
Caesa-
(a-reyri)
under
the
same
roof.
rius 860.
o/io-xoivil, iKos, 6,
fi,

o/ioo-Ti'xmy ((TTi'pôs),
that has the
same share.
adv. verse by verse.
Leont.
Plut. n, 643 D.
6p.6-xopos, ov, (xopos)
Mon. 641 A.
oiio-aTpdrrfyos, ov,
eral.
^
^z:
o'viTTpaTrjyos, fellow-gen-
panion.
Plut.
of the same chorus, comn, 768 B.

opAxpoos
elpi.

ov,
a'vfi(f)a}vos,
op-oxposto, r)aa>,
6fi6(û>vos.
6, 2.
=z
Geopon.
Lucian.
1 9,
6fioavp.(l>ti}VQS,
'PsmA-Athan. IV, 261 B.

ofiorayia, as,
r),
op-oxpoveco,
rja-co,
opoxpovos
etpi.
II,
the being ofioTayrjs.
Max.
Conf.
61. 472, to keep time.
Schol. 196 B.
oftoTayas (ofiorayris), adv. in the

row.
ofioTiKos,
same order
^
I,
opA-xpovos, ov, contemporaneous.
Athenag. 976
A.
Afric. 73 B.
Themisl. 152, 20.
Nicom. 97.
ij,
152, 20.
relating to swearing.
vr),
Alex.
Mon. 4088 A.
ov,
(Sfivvfit)
ody, equal in time,

ypdipa.
2.
;
Themist,
In pros-
la-oxpovos
as eXeyov,
fid.
Grig.
Drac. 26, 18.

ov, (pfpS/ia)
Apollon. D. Pron.
1616 A.
onoTtfila, ,as, ^,
384 C.
(o/wtihos^ sameness
of honor.
opoxpaiparos,
I,
:^
opoxpoos.
Diod.
Greg. Naz.
ojxm-ovea,
II,
537 A, roi
/jiovoyevoiJs-
88, p. 99, 85.
grammar.
129,
1.
^= ofwrovos elfii, in music or Nicom. Harm. 26. Apollon. D. Pron. 272 A. 364 A. Adv. 583, 27. Arcad.
rja-w,
6po\jn]<j>ea), rja-a, to
be 6p6^rj(jios.
Jos. Ant.
1 7,
opo^vxet",
r](ia>,
to he d/ioi/ct);(or.
Cyrill.
A. VII,
557 B.
having the same accent.
o/io-Toj/of, OV,
Dion. H.
opoiJAvxia, as,
!),
(opoyJAvxos)
==
opovota, unaI,
V, 63, 12. A.
364
nimity.
II,
Bus. n, 889 B.
ov,
Athan.
316 C.
1045 D.
(^|'ux^)
o/iOTpoireo), rjo-a,
:=
o/iOTpoiros elfu.
Cyrill.
A.
opoyp-vxos,
n, 60 A. VII, 293 D. ojiorpoitia, as, fj, sameness of character.
Pseudo-/o.s. Mace.
14.
of one soul or mind. Athan. I, 1237 D,
Dion.
Diog.
Tivi
opiiSiov,
Basil.
ov,
IV, 776 A, nvos.
H.
70.
II,
710, 15.
opxrrpmais, adv. in the
same manner.
9,
Iambi. Math. 216.

f],
pvs, muscle, a shell-fish. Achmet. 303 'Eai/ 'i8rj ea-drjrjopiSia, write iav 'I8rj Bust. 1485, 47. on iaBUi opvSia.
TO,
-6p.oTpocj)ia, as,
the being ofioTpotpos.
Jos.
Ant.
Anon. Med.
6p.(f>aKl^ci>, itra,
259. 267.
18, 6, 1.
{opâ^)
to
be unripe or acid.
ojiov,
together.
'O/ioO aiiv
Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 36 Tivi, together with any one. 2.
Geopon.
op(j)dKi,vos,
3, 13, 5,
ov,
et alibi.
fruit.
As
soon as
=^ dpa
'Ofioi Tc
IX, 551
by xai. yap avTov eifKamv

followed
Chrys.
6 6e6s,
i'Xaiov,
of unripe
Diosc.
1,
I,
29,
eXaiov aporpiês.
Clem. A.
528
A, jSdppa.
6p(f)dKiov, ov,
Kal CKeivov eveTtdei avTca.

o/ioCXor, ov, (uX)))
TO,
mphac
Diosc.
6pxj)dKivos,
grape-Jelly
Harm.
Conf.
11.
ofioilnoa-TaTos,
II,
of the same material. Nicom. Iambi. V. P. 250. ov, of the same vjroarains. Max.
fj,
of half-ripe grapes.
opâKirrfs, ov, 6,
5, 6.
Diosc.
1,
147.
5, 12,
oivos.
of unripe grapes. Geopon. 8, 11

Diosc.
1,
152 A.
(titul.).
6jio<ppovia, as,
=z
dfio^poo-uvi;.
Hippol. 813
opffiaKlns, iSos.
KriKts,
fj,
op<l)aKivr).
146,
B
6fio<l)p6va>s
a species of gall.
(opotjjpwv),
moniously.
6fw(j>vta, as,
fj,
adv. in harmony, harOenom. apud Bus. Ill, 392 A. (ofwtpvris) sameness of nature.
6p(l>aK6-pe\i, iTos, TO,

(pdKiov.
I,
omphacomel
Philagr.
with
6p-
Diosc.
5, 31.
apud
Drib.
378, 11.
ayos,
6,
r),
Greg. Naz.
~6iiotj>v\la,
II,
t),
96 A.
(6ii6(f>v\os)
op(j)aKo-ppd^,
sour
grapes.
as,
1, 2,
Strab.
34.
Plut. II,
sameness of race. 975 E. F.
Philipp. 68.
6p(f>dKiov,
*
'Sii6<j)vTos, ov, ((f)va>)
growing together ; kindred.

adv. in sameness of nature.
15,11. 524,
circles,
Theol. Arith. 50.

.lu><j>vS)s (ofioipvfis),
little 6pxj}a\6s. Porph. Cer. perhaps a aVcZe, or coneen^n'c in the floor of a great hall or church.
ov,
TO,
6,
*6p<j)aK6s, ov, d, navel.
Prod. Parm. 625 (29).

C.
Anast. Sin. 264
'Ofi0aXAs t^s yrjs, the navel (centre) of the earth, in the Delphic temple. Pind. Pyth. 4, 131. 6, 3. 8, 85.
Digitized
by Microsoft
OfJiWIMI,
808
Cornut. 196.
Plut.
interpreter
ovfipoiroKiKOV
ovofJLa
11, 15.
II,
Strab. 9, 3, 6.
of dreams.
409 F (quoted). Pans. 10, 16, 3. Tatian. 2. 825 A. /os. B. J. 3, 3, 5, Jerusalem. Boss, on a book. Lucian. I, 701. Ill, 107.
Plut. II, 904
tA.
oveipoKpuTia.
{oveipoTtofiiros)
ovetpoTrop,neia, as,
17,
the sending
of dreams.
oi/opo-TTo/xn-os,
Eus. IV, 336 D.

ov,
6,
3. Hill, height.
Sept. Ezecli. 38, 12.
dream-sender,
1,
a kind of
o/xm^t (Persian), a plant.

onamiiecii, rjco),
18.
Arcad. 11, 592 B. Classical. oficovvfiia, as, 17, sameness of name. Philon I, 206, 26. Strab. 8, 6, 5. Epiph. ojiavviuKws, adv. with the same name.
ojxwvviios
elfii.
Plut. II, 369 E.
demon.
275 C.
402, 19.
Just.
Apol.
18.
Galen. XIII,
Tertull.
411'
Iren. 673 A.
256, 8.
681 B. Hippol. Haer..

I,
Sext. 732, 5.
Cfem. ^.
II,
(Compare
((TKOTrico)
A.)
_
oveipoa-KOTTOS,
ov, 6,
=:
oveipoKpirtjs.
Basil.
I,
417
C.
I,
632 A.
fj,
6vipo-cf>avTaa ia,
IV, 769 B. as, fj, a vision.
Artem. 378.
ovdypa, ai,
(oraypos) wild she-ass.
Achmet.
6veipo)yp,6s, oO, 6, (dveipa>(T(Tw) salacious dreams.

2, 165 (166). i?u/. apud Orib. I, 542,, ^rtem. 4. Cfem. 4. II, 49 A. uveipa>8r)s, es, dream-lilce. Philostr. 295. Achmet.
236, p. 210.
Diosc.
5.
ovaypoôTos,
ovaypos, ov,
ass.
ov,
{ôa-Ko) grazed by wild asses.
Strab. 12, 2, 10.

6,
onager
Ps.
=
U.
ovos aypios, wild

Strab.
7,
''104.
oi'e'm
Sept.
103,
4,
8.
^
fj,
ovivrjp.1.
Theod, Lector 225.

ov,
(ôvrjtris,
Oenom. apud Eus. 2. Catapulta

Proc.
18.
II,
little
Ill,
397 A.
Artem. 159.
ii/rf.
ovrjo-idtopos,
a,
Smpov^
to
profitable.
KaTan-e'Xi-ijs.
158,
Plut. II, 317 A.

ovtKos,
OV, (3i/os)
1.
fj,
20.
104, 11.
ovos.
pertaining
an
ass.
Diod.-
ovapiov, ov, TO,

24,
Classical.
Epict.
2,
2,
13 as V.
idos,
Matt. 18,
6, /iuXoy, mill-stone,
ovo^dns,
Clem. A.
I,
(âivai) riding
on an
ass.
Plut.-
6vet8l(a, to reproach.
SiirBfls (rjKoTVTriav.
oyei8icr/ior, oO, o,
1129
'Ovei-
11,
291 E. F.
dxo-etSijf, S, like
an
6,
ass.
Ceh. apud Orig. 1477

a species
9.
(oi/ft8ifa>)
proach.
Sept. Josu. 5, 9.
I,
17,
a reproaching, reTobit 3, 4, et alibi.

2.
C.
1341 A.
ovo-Kevravpos, ov,
onocentaurus,
Dion. H.
oi/eiSio-riKor,
433,
ov,
2.
II,
880,
reproachful.
Diod. 16, 93.
Fem.
Orig.
I,
of
tailless
17
ape.
Sept. Esai. 13, 24, et alibi.
ovoKevravpa.
Ael. N. A. 17,
oi/ei8ttn-iKif,
adv. reproachfully.
I,
II, 13.
Clem. A.
1049 C.
Anton. 1, 10. Orig. IV, 265
6voK<paKos, ov, (/cf<âXi7) with
an
asinine head.
1353 A.
Athan.
with
I,
20 B.
Schol.
A.
ovaSos, ov,
61.
6,
=
zzzz
6v6k<o\os, ov, (^KotKov)
ass's-legs.
TO SveiSos.
Hippol. Haer. 456,
Arist.
Kan. 294.
Polyb. 15, 35,
Strab. 6, 1, 14.
Pseudo-5asi7. IV,
oveipdifTao}.
529
B.
Theoph.
*ovojm, aros, to, name.

irpdyjiaaiv
Cont. 51. 169.

6uLpaTvop.ai
oveipdôfiai,
eV
ovojiaros yeyovorav,
TSk
9, 1,
eV-
7rept(firj-
Simoc. 298, 8. have salacious oveipara. Tim. Alex. 1304 C. Phot. IV, 612 C.
d(T6r)V,
jMov, distinguished.
23
to
'Ev ovofian
3,
elvai, to be
famous. Joann. Epist.

<j>iKovs
oveipoKpio-ia, as,
rj,
{oveipoKpirrjs^ interpretation
name.
15 'AffTTaôv rovs Ignal. 728 A.
Kar
ovopxi,
by
917 B. Hippol. Haer.

*E7ra)vd/iaa"ci'
of dreams.
Artem. 184. 258.
24, 90.
interpreter
Mai. 20. 4
avrfjv ets
it
oveipoKpiTtjs, ov, 6,
onirocrites,
ovojia Tov vlov avToij 'Evdts, he called
of dreams, a book containing explanations of dreams. Porph. Cer. 467, 8.

ovetpoKpiTiKos,
tion
r],
after his son.
Kotvov or
:
Enos
irpooTjyopiKov ovojui,-
the
Roman praenomen
I,
as MdpKos, Sepoutoj.
4.
II,
ov,
pertaining
to the
interpreta-
Diore. r.
542,
5.
577, 3
635, 7 seq.
Philon I, 659, 27. II, 58, of dreams. 36. Artem. 116. 305, et alibi. oveipoKpins, 160s, fj, female interpreter of dreams.
Inscr. 481.
oveipo-p.avTeia,
as,
fj,
=^
Plut. II, 288
yeviKdn ovopxi,
To irpdrov ovopa. 2wythe Roman nomen ; as TijXXiof,
'louXtoy.
Dioji.
I, 1 7,
H.
53.
also
App.
For Christian names,

[In the Greek
I,
542,
6.
577,
4.
See
divination
from dreams.
Sophrns. 3369
see Dion. Alex.
1245 C.
Eudoc.
ovfLpoopju,
21. 315.
a>6r\v,
^z= oveipaôpju.
B.
oveipoTrX?)^, rjp/os, 6,
f],
Church a child receives its name on the eighth day; a custom borrowed from the Luc. Jews (Sep*. Gen. 17, 12. Lev. 12, 3
1,
(Sveipov, 7rXijo'(7o>)
stricken, frightened
by a dream.
dreamPhilon II, Eus.

dream.
59.
2, 21).
Christianity, the child received its
Before the introduction of name on

its birth.
43, 27.
oj/ftpoXiJTijf, OV, 6,
the tenth day after

(Xuo))
Arist.
Av.
5.
922.
=:
oveiooKplrrjs.
Isae. 41, 3.
29, et alibi.]
Dem. 1000,
18.
1001,
1016,
Alex. 428 B.
ovftpoTToXij/ia,
aros,
to,
(ovetpoTToXfo))
Clem. A.
II,
i],
629 C.
ov, (ocetporrdXor)
in the plural.
oyfipoTToXocor,
belonging to an
2> Name, in the sense ot person; usually Luc. Act. 1, 15. Orig. 11^ 284 B. Chrys. IX, 429 A. Chal. 1409 D.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ovofiayovKo^
Apophth. 265 A.
809
S. 3, 23.
f.
Joann. Mosch. 2997 D. 3. Noun, in gramMai. 60, 20, et alibi. Crat. 425 A. B. mar. Plat. Spph. 261 E.
Strab.
9,
5, 5, p.
296, 10.
Sext.
653, 5.
ovopdnov, ov,
3, 23, 26.
to, little ovopji.
Epict.
2, 23, 14.
431 B.
simple
Aristot.
Hermen.
Rhet.
2,
1.
2,
darXovv,
Longin. 43,
fj,
2.
Jul 357 A.
list
noun
(TvnirewKeyficvov,
3, 5, 5.
compound
ovopaToypa(îa, as,
Sept. Esdr.
1, 6,
(ypd<\>a>)
of
name.'!.
noun (mirapxos)1. 8.
21, 1. 3.
Poet. 20, Chrysipp. apud Diog. 7, 57.
11.
ovoparodripas, a,
Dion.
34, 11.
Thr. 634, 5. 11.
Dion. H. V,
Plut. II,
8, 4.
who
3,
6, word-hunter, one (firipdat) uses rare and obsolete words. Athen.
Philon
I,
443, 32.
1009
53. 55.
B.
Sea;?.
632, 6.
&i9, \9, adjective.
~Tle-
oi/o/iOToXoyos, ov, 6, (Xe'ym) the
Roman nomen-
noiTjiiivov ovoiia,
a noun whose sound resem;
clator.
Plut.
I,
763 A.
Critol.
bles that of tlie thing signified

,
as <^Xoi(r(3os,
*6vopaTopA)(Os, ov, {pAxopai) fighting or quarrelling about words.
polfos, SowTTOs.
H. V,
name.
15, 9.
Dion. Thr. 636, 14.

"iStoj'
Dion.
apud Clem.
I,
or Kvpiov ovoiia, proper
968 B.
*ovopaTo-noiia,
Aristot.
rftra,
7,
290 C.
ered,
4.
Philon
I, 541, 5. Apollon. D. Pron. Word, grammatically consid-
to
make or coin words.

Topic.
1,
Categ.
11.
11,
7.
any of the parts of speech. Classical. Apollon. D. Synt. Aristot. Hermen. 3, 4.

12, 25.
ovo^MyovKos,
ov,
(ôvos,
judyouXov)
ass-Jawed.
Theoph. 613, a
61, 14.
drofidfo), da-a, to
nickname
to call.
Nic.
CP.
Histor.
name,
Sept. Tobit 3,
Hipparch. 1041 C. Philon I, 602, 43. Iren. 568 A. Particularly, to form tvords resembling the sounds made by the thing designated ; as (^Xo(7|3or, kokkv^. Erotian. 366. Galen. II, 89 C. [Perf. pass, avoparoirenoiNicom. 78. Harm. 6. rjpai,. Erotian. and Galen, above referred to.]
8 'Evbs avrStv ovk avofidcrdrfs (yvvfj).
Nicol.
ovoparoiroua, as,
fj,
(ovopaTOTTOios)
6.
the
making
D. 36 'O ;(wpoi 'AvaiSelas d>vofjui<Tdr), SC. ;(Philon I, 622, 17 'ÔpKcov ayvopAadrj pos. 2. To call upon the name of, (to ^peap).
of words.
17.
Erotian.
Iren. 565 B.
2,
2.
Onomatopoeia.
Plut. II, 747 D.
(ttoic'co)
Strab. 14,
28, p. 141,
to
invoke.
Sept. Esai. 26^ 13, to ovopd a-ov.

'"Ev
ovoparoTTOios, ov,
3, 55, p.
making
loords.
Athen.
ovoparo-
Luc. Act. 19, 13, to say

Kvplov
ing.
rm
6v6p,aTi tov
99 C.
Dion. Alex. 1252 A.
3.
'lt]<Tov.
Laod. 35, ayyi'Kovs, in praycelebrate,
To
make famous
to
ap-
ovopaTovpyew, r)aa>, (ovoparovpyos) J'seudo-Demetr. 46, 10. TToiem.

6vo7rp6(ra>7ios,
ov,
plaud.
wvopjKTfievos,
"Ovou TvdBos, fj. Ass's Jaw, a, promontory of Strab. 8, 5, 1. Laconia. PseudoovTorr/s, rjTos, rj, (&v ovTos) being-ness. ovopaKKrjTiap. opos, 6, ((caXe'a)) the Roman n o Anast. Sin. 264 B. Max. Dion. 817 C. menclator. Lucian. I, 665. Conf II, 12 C. D. ovop.acTTrjpLa, cav, tcl, (oi/o/xdô)) the festival of ovTcos (&v), adv. really, prithee. Joann. Mosch. Greg. Naz. II, one's receiving one's name.
pa(rp.evot e0"t.]
Mace. 1, 3, 9. Diod. 11, 78 Dion. H. famous, celebrated. Strab. 4, 5, 5. Hippol. Haer. V, 207, 16. Greg. Naz. I, 861 A. 880 A. Theoph. 2, 15. avo68. [Dion C. 37, 16, 5 avop.d8aTai
Sept.
(npoa'aiirov^
with,
an asinine
face.
Solom. 1341 A.
ovos, ov, 6, ass.
Gemin. 768
ol Svoi,
two
stars
so called.
360 B.
ovopaa-TiKos,
rj,
2932 A. C.
6v,
3097
"Oi/Tmr
o-oi,
a<f>es
pe,
belonging
to
nouns.
Dion.
yvvat.
H. VI,
19.
794, 8, \e^K.
7.
Hermog. Rhet. 226,

ij
*ovv^, vxos,
227,
pronouns.
2.
231, 15, adjectives, participles,
Substantively,
ovopaanKfj,
Ale. 112 (64) 6, L. unguis, nail. 'E^ ovvxos TOV \eovTa (ypd(peiv, KarapaBfiv), Ets Swex ungue leonem. Basil. IV, 268 C.
SC. irraais, the nominative case, the

tive.
nomina1,
Dion. Thr. 636,
5.
Strab. 14,
41,
Xa, ev 'omxh or bi Svvxos, ad unguem or in unguem, to a nicety, exactly, accurately. Plut.
Drac. 32, 14. ovoixaa-nKcos, adv. as a noun or name: as a nominative. Dion. H. VI, 791, 2. 795, 9. 14.
p. 118, 13.
86 A off &v els owxa 6 irrfKos dcjiUrjTai636 C "Orav ev ovvx' o irrfKos yevr/Tai- 1 28 E. Hor. Sat. 1, 5, 32 Ad unguem factus homo.
II,
867,17.
ovopaTiâ,
PMora
i(raj,
I,
150, 22.
(ovopjx) to
name.
Galen. XII,
93 D.
ovopariKos,
iy.
rj,
'E^ djraXoii' ovvxtov, de tenero ungui, from Epiph. HI, 240 Plut. II, 3 C. chUdhood. 2. Otiycha, an aromatic substance. A.
6v,
belonging to the noun.
Dion.
10.
VI, 691,
8,
4.
862,11.
868, 4.
V, 37,
7
66, 18.
9 TO ovopanKa, adjectives
and subto ovo-
stantives.
fiaTLKov

Svopa.
Sext. 653, 6.
=:
ovopuTiKas, adv. as a proper name.
Apollon.
Ex. 30, 34. Diosc. 2, 10. 3. Onyx, Jos. B. J. 5, 5, 7. Aristeas 9. a stone. Lucian. Dea Syr. 32.-4. Ungula, an Eus. II, 760 A. instrument of torture. Syne.s. 1373 A. Greg. Nyss. HI, 945 A. C2/n7i. ^. X, 1084 A. Soz.e,\9. 8,24.
Sept.
102
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OVV^lÔ)
ovvxiâi
i<ra),
810
o^VKOua
to,
to have the hoof cloven. Deut. 14, 6, et alibi. 9. To pare one's nails ; in the middle. ClasSept. Reg. 2, 19, 24. sical. Jamhl. V. P.
(pw^)
Sept. Lev. 11,3.
oivôKa, aKTos,
Strab.
1, 4, 6.
oxygala,
I,
buttermilk.
Plut.
1012 D.
Galen. VI,
buttermilk.
382 E.
oûya\aKTwos,
milk.
t],
322.
Jul. 339 B.
3.
1,
ov,
(o|vyaXa) of
To examine
closely,
Galen. VI, 321 C, Hpros, kneaded with butter-
289.
Artem. 306. Phryn. aKpiôKoyov{xai. Clem. A. I, 1144 B, tov tottov. 4.
385 C, Tvpos.
To pinch.
Tropically,
Diosc.
to
53,
p.
57,
p6ba.
o^v-yapov, ov, to, o
xygaru
vinegar and
2,
Artem. 37. 5. To look like the stone 3to|. Tseud-Athan. IV, 264 B. 529 A. of onyx-stone. ovixtvos, r), ov, o n y c h i n u s Posidon. apud Athen. 11, 89. Plut. I, 943
overreach.
,
ydpov mixed together. Phryn. P. S. 56, 22.

Athen.
2, 76, p.
Epict.
20,
30.
Galen. VI, 326 F.
67 F.
ypafjja)
o^vyytov, see dôvyytov.

6^vypd<j}os, ov,
(o|iJS,
2,
raxvypaôs.
B.
2.
1
Sept.
Ps. 44,
II,
ypaii/iaTfis,
Ofonycha.
6,
7.
Diosc.
'^'^
1,
64, p. 68.
nails.
Philon
363, 27. 29.
ready writer^ Epiph. I, 1073 B.
omxia-pos, ov,
Slrah.
(ovux'T"')
paring of
Socr. 292 A.
o^vyavioTrfs,
r]Tos,
r/,
7, 3,
the being o^vymvios, acute-
ovvxta-rfip,
rjpos, 3,
6,
paw
of an animal.
Sept.
'
angled.
Apollod. Arch. 24.

ijo-o),
Lev. 11,
oi'ti;;îT7;r,
et alibi.
|u8epKca),
to be o^vSfpicris.
Philon
I,
309,
on, 6, (oVu|) o/(7ie onyx-stone.
12, 2, 10,
5,
84.
Fem.
es,
p 515,
10, Xldos,
Strah.
10.
ovv^.
Diosc.
I,
B.
20.
Also, o^vhopKea.
Philon
II,
393, 16.
Lucian.
56,
Ill, 43.
Method. 185
Strab. 6, 2, 1, p. 424,
36.
omxiTis, iSosDiosc.
to
App.
819,
Plut. IT, 515
88, Xldos-
(quoted).
nail-like.
1, 77, p. 80.
omxo-eiSris,
o^vhepid)s, is, sharp-sighted.

I,
6vvxoK07!(a,
rjaai,
(kotttib)
pare
the
nails.
121, 3.
the
2.
fj,
Cla'ssical.
Philon
Making
Diosc.
the sight sharp, good
Fseud-Athan. IV, 529 A.

ovu;(oa>,
(o(rm,
for
Schol.
eyes.
1,
105.
3,
48 (55),
3,
fo
furnish with oimx^s.

di'ti;(ofi8)jf.
p. 398.
Arist.
Ran. 230.
oj'u;((i8);r, et,
o^vSepKia, as,
iViV.
sharp-sightedness.
572 B, of the
Tifirj.
10, 3, 4.
Kia.
Orig. fll, 216 B.

1, 12.
Also, o^Sopo^hopKiKos.
Apollod.
nails. ovtop, apis,

II,
the Latin
honor
Diosc.
ij,
Plut.
d|v8epKtK09,
6v,
118. Lucian. Ill, 211. promoting sharp-sightedness.
266 F.
ov, TO,
I,
Diosc.
2,
192
(193).
Also,
oêia, see o^vs.

*6^fihi.ov,
Plut.
o|os,
n, 69 A.
o^SepKia, d|v8f/)iaKd:. Tseud-Athan. IV,
elpl.
apud
a
Orib.
289, 5.
Cypr. 1740 B.
little
Diosc. Eupor.
adv.
jojiA
Also,
vinegar.
o^lhiov.
2,
Dieuch.
Leont.
o^vbiov, o^v8opKia), d^vSopKta, o^SopKtKos, see

dêi8io', o^vSepKeo),
14 o^vStov,
d|ij8opKof, ov,
o^BepKfjs.
vinegar.
272 C.
o^-e'Xaioj/, ov, to,
vinegar
and oil mixed together.

(Ae
o^vdpofiico,
rja-a>,
z= o^hpopos
(Spap.elv^
Cyrill.
A.
Xenocr. 59.
*o|e'a)s
Galen. VI, 395 E.

acuê
accent.
4, 8.
X, 537
d|uSpdôr,
C.
ov,
Sophrns. 3333 B.
swift-running.
Nil.
(o|us),
Aristot.
Elench. 21.
Moer. 191.
Diosc.
5o<;.
1141 D.
6vâ>, see
d|i'fft).
o^lhiov, see oêtStov.

o^l^co,
5,
iarco,
(oôs) to 6e or become acid.

1,
d^v-r]KovoTos, oy, (oKovo)) quickly heard.
Sext.
12.
185,
35.
Also,
255 B.
155. 160, p. 149, et alibi.

o|uf<a.
406, 26.
o^vrixrjs,
is,
(rjxiti>)
Djosc.
2,
118.
sharp-sounding.
Philostr.
Galen.
oîi'ot,
11,
489,
r),
(jiBiyiia.
less correctly o^vvos,
ov,
(oôs) sour.
o^vtjxos, ov,
=:
preceding.
Alex. Aphr. Probl.

Strab.
Phryn. P. S. 53, 10. Pallad. Laus. 1114 C. Geopon. 6, 4, 5. Achmet. 198. .4non. ikferf.
247. 275. 0^6-yapov, ov, to,
56, 22,
33, 36.
6v-6dvaTos, ov, causing instant death.

17, 2, 4.
o^vyapov.
Phryn. P.
S.
o^v6vpr)<Tis,
fms,
^,
{p^vOvjiiai)
=:;
6^6vp.ia.
condemned.
f),
Artem. 384.
o^vKi(f)a\os, ov,
((6(^0X17)
o^vâpfia, as,
r=
o|eia Koi fiapeia united, the
M)i!A
a pointed head.
circumflex ('").
îvfifXris, is,
siles.
Arcad. 188,
4.
Schol. Ariit.
o^vKiyrjo'la,
P'tol.
Av. 1295.
^,
throwing or shooting pointed misDiod. 14, 50: 20, 48. 86, KaraTrcXTj;?.
215, 32.
Tj,
or,
(p^vKivrjTos)
Tetrab. 19.
rapid motion. Bus. HI, 209 B. Eunap.
.4;^;). I,
o^vêkiKos,
01/,
pertaining
to
olu/SeXijr KOTa-
o^v-KlvrjTos, ov,
mXrjjs.
|ii^Xc7rrc<a,
Z)iocf. 20, 75. so.

ijo-<a,
opyava.
to
:^
dîi iSXeTrm,
6e sharp-
sighted.
Epict.
2, 11, 22.
46 (82). moving rapidly. Philon I, 99, 20. 144, 7. Lucian. U, 184, et alibi. Clem. A. II, 360 B. o^vKoia, as, tj, (o^viiKoos) sharp liearing, quick
S.
V.
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o^v-Kpafia
perception.
811
670 F.
ofi/fflTrea)
Pint. II, 34 C.
[The
analogical form would be o|uijkoui.]

o^-Kpafia, aros, to,
following.
Pallad. Laus.
TAe anûZar style of writing. Pallad. Laus. 1194 A, xapaKTrjp. *6iv<!, em, V, quick, swift. Jos Ant. 17, 13,
2
2.
1250 C.
o^Kparov,
ov, to,
'Ek tov
in
dê'oj,
:^
d|c(Bs,
quickly.
2.
and
water.
2,
(Kfpdwvfu) mixture of vinegar Moschn. 58. Erotian. 250.

mipdypa, Mai. 21, 18.
j4cwfe,
grammar.
Plat.
Cratyl.
399
Diosc.
o|uXdî;,
127. 165 (166). 195.

fj,
TfS,
(Kap-^dva)
1.
'0|6ia (rvWa^Tj, acute syllable, a syllable uttered with the acute accent. Sext. 624, 24,
o-Toixeiov, a vowel with the acute accent. Tovos o^vs, the acute accent ('). _ Apollon. D. Pron. 335 C. Porphyr. Prosod. 109. 'H d|6ia TOo-is or npoa-abia, the acute accent ('). ^risô^ Elench. 23, 1. Rhet, 3, 1, 4. Dion.
tongs.
Palaephat. 53,
o^vjmBeia, as,
rj
(o^vp,a6fis) the learning quickly.
Strab. 2, 3, 5, p. 151, 20.

o|u/iop<ôs, ov, (fiop<j}rj)
Til,
sharply formed.
Damasc.
836 B.
ris,
Thr. 630,
^,
1.
d^v-p.vp(rlv7],
oxymyrsine,
1,
of myrtle.
Diosc.
10.
a species Galen. VI, 366
4.
Drac.
6, 21,
Dion. H. V, 60, 2. 63, 12. 64, has the power of lengthen-
A.
S^vos, see iîvos.
o^vTTjp, ^pos, 6, (o^vvat) =rr oê\6s.
ing a short syllable (doubtful). Apollon. D. Pron. 370 B. 304 A Koi/iif t^v o^Cmv, as
AquiL Job
41,21.
oluvui, vvS), to
3.
sharpen, whet.
Sept. Sap. 5, 21.

the acute
314 A "Ore âpeid ianv ij the acute becomes grave, as in KoKos re for Ka\6t re. Arcad. 130, 7. Sra^ 624, 15. Athen. 2, 40. Porphyr. Prosod.
KoXdf for
d|eia,
KoXo's.
when
To pronounce and mark with
109. 111.
59,
.1.
t6
1.
dû
6ivTr,s.
Dion. H. V,
Drac. 12, 10. 19, 18. Apollon. D. Pron. 272 A. 303 B. 314 A, \iîv. Sext, Porphyr. Prosod. 104. 3. To 624, 28.
accent.
62,
3.
Deep purple,
^risi. Pac. 1173.

I,
Porph.
Cer. 470, 10.
Cedr.
make
249.
Jos.
sour.
Galen. VI, 383 D.
Anon. Med.
[Perf. act.
oi^Ka.
Polyh. 31,
Ant. 11,
6, 7
jrapa^vyKa.
Perf
9, 3.
58. Curop. 13, 12. Porph. Cer. 142, 19.

16.
To
688, 21.
Eust. 1658,
ConJ. 147,
d|u, purple-cloth.
rAeojBA.
pass.
Jos.
&i;vp.p.ai-
Diod. 13, 110
a:r-i>i^p.fiai.
o^v(rtTia, as, ^, (<riTof) essentially
o^vpeyfiia.
Ant. 14, 14, 4.

pi>^vpai.
Also, Polyh.
C]
sensitively.
App. n, 521,
1, 22,
51, edited na-
Aristid.
I,
447, 11.
ov,
17 air-w^trfiai.
acute pain.
dûrfXeuTor,
(TcXeuraffl)
ending in a sharp
Galen. VI, 128
sound.
to suffer
Polem. 253.
T),
o^maBia,
rj<ra, (d|i/7raflijs)
*6^vTrjs, TjTos,
acuteness,

Aristot.
8. 5.
Theoph. 548, 13.
acute accent.
Plat. Cratyl. 399 A.
-oîmaBm, adv.
o^Trer^y,
Simoc. 223,
2.
Poet. 20, 4.
Dion. H. V, 62,
VI, 1101,
es, (jriTOfioi)
flying swiftly.
Euagr.
Sext. 624, 21.
2649 B.
o^vTiKos,
r),
ov,
626, 17.
756, 31.
oîs, rapid.
ojKVTOKios.
v.
1.
Hippol. 852 A.
3,
o^weTms, adv. rapidly.

oîrobim,
o^vTTopwv,
rjo-a,
Marc. Erem. 1029 B.

to
o^vTQKtos, ov,
2,
z^
Diosc.
34 (37).
(ttovs)
be
swift
of foot.
Kftdp/iaKOV,
193 (194) as
ij(7(a,
Faeudo-Chrys. IX, 821 B.

OV,
o^vTovfco,
sc.
(dûTovoj)
to
TO,
'
(o^vjTopos)
3,
mark) with
lable).
p.
the acute accent

I,
pronounce (and (on the last sylAthen.

9,
laxative.
ov,
Aet.
91, bia (poiviKav.
Philon
-o|u-7ropos,
laxative.
Diosc.
3,
51
(58),
400 B.
Nicom. Harm.
8el o^vToveiv.
243,
2.
62,
18, in music.
p. 401.
o^TovrjTcov
=:
Bekker. 457, 12.
oînrrepos, ov, d, (dûs irTepov")
L.
accipiter,
Clem. A.
I,
o^v-Tovos, ov, oxytone, that has the acute accent
a species of hawk.
Barn. 10.
on the
last
syllable.
1005 A.
6^yiti6p,evos, ov,
(nvBp.fiv)
(TuXXa/Sf

8.
Dion. H. V, 63, 15, 307 B.

Sext. 619, 4,
with pointed bottom.
Arcad. 140,
Xf|ir.
191, 18, &vopa.
Xenocr. 49.
o^pyp,idu> (o^vpeyfiia), to be troubled with heartburn.
649, 20.

the
o^Tovas, adv. wiih

final syllable.
acute
accent on the
Diosc.
7.
3,
1.
AntyU. apud Orib.
I,
Leshon. 170 (183).

Sext. 649, 22.
Apollon.
Dioclet.
449,
D, Pron. 295 C.
o^v-pohivov, ov, TO, vinegar
and
pdSivov
together.
119.
Athen.
2, le, p.
67 .
=zz
mixed Leo Med.
oivTvpla, as,
f),
(Jvpios) deep purple.

((ûXXok)
C. 3, 24.
o^^vWos,
adv.
following.
dûxoXi'a,
ov,
with pointed leaves.

p. 121.
o^ppeiras (oûppeTr^s), Marc. Erem. 1041 B.
Diosc. 4, 23.
as,
f),
Achmet. 151,
the
being
oivxoXos,
5,
I.
quick-
o^ppoTTais (p^ppoTvos), adv. by turning rapidly.
tempered.
Herm. Mand.
320 A.
to be
Orig.
IV,
Phi-
Dion C. Frag.
o^-pvyxos,
17, 1, 40.
ov, 6,
50, 3.
657 B.
o^vameat,
lon
I,
i;s. ^Zex.
jja-o,
Doroth. 1709 A.
Classical.
17, 2, 4.
a species of sturgeon. Strab. Plut. II, 353 C, t^*^!;?.
6âmr)s.
392, 26.
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o^vamris,
812
oma-BoKoipfirj,
2, 2. 8.
ovXovpyo^
rjs, fj,
Philon
(OIIQ) sharp-sighted. Classical. 2. Sharpening the sight Diosc. 3, 45 (52), p. 392. o|DSfp(c))r.
s,
II, 38, 33.
oTncrBoKovpîov. Mauric.
o|ua)7ri'a,
as,
I,
fj,
sharp-sightedness.
Classical.
v.
1.
Philon
o|u(B7rmf,
27, 35.
Diosc.
2,
211 as
Sext.
murdoKovpîov, ov, tA, (xoOpôy) the back arch of a saddle, the arch supporting the back of the rider opposed to ijiirpoadoKoipîov.
;
742, 26.
Leo. Tact.
adv.
tvith
6, 22.
12, 53.
sharp-sightedness,^ sharply.
oina-Bo-Kpdvwv, ov, to, occiput.

onurBo-fiiipiov,
Paul. Aeg.
the
84.
Philon
6,
I,
338, 21.
393, 4.
-four as vinegar.
ov,
to,
the
back of
thigh.
o^(o8i)s, f9, (ogof,
EIAQ)
Poll.
Melamp. 493.
ojrttrôre'Xfta,
17.
ffafen.
3.
VI, 383 D.
Alex.
Aphr.
Plut.
as,
fj,
(rikia))
arrears of taxes.
Probl. 78,
Sext. 26, 8.
Theoph. 761, 11.

i
Cedr.
II, 40, 21.
Harmen.
afflicted
oovas and
I,
o/3as, 6,
the Latin o v a t
1, 3,
48.
fj,
310 D. 550 C.
see &^.
oi,
omtrBoToviKos,
ov,
opisthotonicus,
Diosc.
1, 58.
oTTffi,
oTrepai,
Theoph. 562,4.
oirriKiKos Sri jroTf,
o p e rae 680, 19.
with dnurBoTovla.
tpyarai,
3,
16 (18).
Diosc.
workmen.
oZcZ
Galen. H, 316 A.
onurBoToviKms, adv. by orrurdorovia.
1,
how large or
Aoiu
soever.
71.
OTTKrdoKJjavSis
Diog. 10, 150.

oiri/iiof,
7),
(âiva, âvfjvai), adv. backwards.

9, 23.
6,
fj,
ov,
the Latin
opiraus.
P/u^
I,
27
Sept.
Gen.
302 C, in both places written omynuj. Dion C. 44, 4, 3. 51, 24, 4 SKiXa dni/ia,
C, spolia opima.
dm(T66-)(ip, fipos,
jievos.
dni(rio
ra x^ 'pf
8eSf-
Dion C. Frag.
3,
24, 3.
omov,
ov, TO,
owia-jxa, arcs, to, (oTri^co)
sap of trees extracted.

I,
ojTor firjKavos,
3,
opium,
adv.
poppythe
LHosc.
oTTiVo),
22 (25).
Plut.
1
juice.
Diosc.
159 (169).
ay/cwz/),
adv. behind.
34 B, Tas ^f 'pof
oTna-OdyKotva
(jynLtjQev,
with
his
hands behind. Mai. 370, lf<, SeSefievos, toith hands fastened behind. Nil. 580 C. Theoph. 178, 10. 502. (Compare Lucian. II, 554 Oi eK t6)V ayKcoytov debefievoi. See also
OTTtVo).) ov,
Martyr. Polyc. 1040 B, Tas x^pas Phileas 1561 B, rw x^'^P^ deOrjvai. TTOirjaai. OTrXtToSpo/xeck), fjaa, (oTrXtToSpopos) to run a race in armor. Pans. 1, 23, 9.
nepidyeiv.
oirXiToSpojuis,
ov,
(offXiTT/s,
Spopos)
racing in
armor.
(Jin^wv)
the
Poll. 3, 151.
ijcro),
oTna-Baiiâivos,
behind the pulpit.
OTrXoSoreo),
1,
^=
offXa Sl&aju.
Sept.
Macc.
'Eixf/ 07rio-5a/i/3(Bi/of,
priest behind the
prayer said by the pulpit at the end of the Xeis ti 1
14, 32,
Toiis
avSpas, furnished them with

Sept. Par.
1, 15.
arms.
oirXo-BfjKrj,
rjs, fj, armory. Diod. 17, 79. Strab. 9, 4. Philon II, 530, 42.
Tovpyia.
Pseudo-(re7TO. 452 C.
fj,
2, 32, 27.
onurdeklva, as,
(p o
e n a) a broad strap
4, 1, 5, p. 280,
of leather buckled to the saddle and passing
below the animal's tail called also oirurBevrj. Mauric. 1, 2. 2, 2. Leo. Tact. 6, 10. Sept. Reg. 1, 6, 7 'AttooTTiirdev, adv. behind. ydyere ra reKva ano 07rc(rdev avrav els olkov,
;
OTrXoXoyeo), jjata, (ottXov, Xeyo)) to disarm.
Sept.
Macc.
the use
2, 8,
27.
fj,
Philon
ov,
11,
530, 30.
oTrXop.ax'jTiKos,
(ônXofiaxos) belonging to
of arms.
fj,
Sext. 584, 16, rexyit "'^ ort

oTrXojxaxia or onXopAxos.
from behind
mTiodevr],
rjs, fj,
them.
of using arms.
Gloss.
OTrXajiaxiicds, ov,
^=
omaSeXiva.
of
ovicrdtas (oiriaBios), adv. backward.

1, 4,
Sept.
Reg.
Galen. VI, 89 C.
onXo-TTOuo),
fj<r(o,
18.
to
make
arTns.
Sept Sap.
5,
6ma-6ofiapT]S, is, (ojricrêi', (Sapeto)
Plotin. II,
1394, 11.
heavy behind. Simplic. Epict. 128
1 8, TTjv KTitrtv,
will convert creation into arms.
Strab. 15, 3, 18, p. 258, 13.

oTrXoTroirjTiKos,
fj,
(78 B).
6v,
cmXoTroiiKos.
Achmet.
one thai covers; properly of the lower animals. Mel. 22. omaBoâriKos, fj, ov, copulating, covering. Clem. .1. I, 504 A.
onKrOo^drrjs,
ov,
6,
(^âivai)
293.
oTrXoTToiia,
Diod. as, fj, manufacture of arms. 14,44. Strab. 1,1, 7. 17, 3, 15, p. 419, 16, the title of the eighteenth book of Homer's
oTnaBoypatjjos, ov, (ypd(ft<o)
opisthographus,
I,
Iliad.
written on the back of the papyrus, written
onXonoios,
ov,
(n-ott'ia)
manufacturing arms.
6, 3, 5.
on both
wards.
sides.
Lucian.
ov,
'
549,
/Si^Xi'ox.
Diod. 14, 43.

backoirX-opxTjO'Tfjs,
Jos. Ant.
ou,
6,
onurdo-SdKTvXos,
Strab.
with fingers
bent
armed
dancer.
PtoL
2, 1, 9,
an imaginary race of
Tetrab. 180.
OTrXofffcoTTia,
men.
OTrio-floKo/ios, ov, (ko/xt;)
as,
fj,
((nton-eo))
military review.
loearing the hair long be-
Philon
II,
130, 3.
hind.
Ma?. 101,
18.
(Compare the Homeric
OTrXovpyds,
ov,
(EPFQ) i^
OTrXoTroids.
Ptol.
omadfv
KOftoavTfs.)
Tetrab. 180.
Digitized
by Microsoft
07r\o<f>v\aKiov
iirKo((>v\dKwv,
ov,
to,
813
armory.
oTToo-oo'-oOi',
OTTTevofjuai
(d7r\o(ûXa^)
quantuscumque.
Dion.
H.
Ill,
Strab. 15,
1,
52.
6,
1556, 12.
oTr\o-<pv\a^, aKos,
L.
armorum
custos, armorer.
p.
OTTorav
oirore,
Dion C.
when.
jrpos
51, 20, 8.
ore,
Barn.
avrrjv,
12, Kade'iKe.
Inscr. 3902, y.
oTTo/SoXtrafioi',
Athen. 12, 53,
538 B.
the
adv. when.
Sept. Tobit. 7,11 'Offdre cav

diredvrjcTKOv,
ou, rh,
(ottos, ôKcrafiov)
sap
the
ela'TropevovTo
of
the balsam-tree.
Diosc. 1,18.
p. 299.
14, 4, 1.
B.
J.
4, 8, 3,
Also,
ovv,
1,
Jos. Ant.
OTTOTe eloTTopevoivTO.
oTTore-ovv, see oTroroui/.
halsam-tree.
Ant.
iirodev-8ri-7roT-ovv
8, 6, 6.
orroTepor, u, ov, tvhich

Sr)
onodev
iroT
from
29,
pos,
of
the two.
OiS'
^Sij/
oTrdrf-
ovSeTcpos.
Sext. 755, 2
ovSe ono-
any place whatsoever.

p.
7rot,
Jos.
Apion.
repov.
Max.
Hier. 1348
I,
464.
tS)v ova-a.
adv. whither: whithersoever.

"OTTOt Ka\ ôi\otvTo,
a, ov,
Eus.
sort.
11,
725
=
II,
Orig.
liriSerepos.
1457 A. Mtj8' Dion. H. I, 359, 6.
Oi8' oiroTepov aiOTrorepos,
quoquo, quocumque
*onoloi,
dTTOioi,
L. qualis, of what
OiS'
8,
OTroTepo(7-oCi',
tioo.
L. utercumque, whichever of the

42, 49, 5.
Dion C.
628,
66.
oiSfi's.
Theopomp. apud Polyb.

ou8' onoiovs.
oTTOT-oiJv,
L. quandocumque,
11, 13
Our'
aWovs
65, 3 OiS' orroias ^TTcav,

7.
Polyb. 4,
Also,
:
whenever.
Diod.
I,
more-ovv.
Sept.
Chrys.
ovScfjuas.
9, 27, 9.
hefiiav.
Tuios-
Dion. H. VI, 751, yi 2. In the protasis of a conditional

9
'Oiroiov
it is
10, 19, 4 OuS'
omlcw
av,
5, 21,
612 C.
oTTov,
ov-
adv
ichere
wherever.
Maco.
1, 1,
clause
sometimes strengthened
bj- Kal
or Sc.
âa^Sai,
Iren. 505
'hbvvarov tpBopav KaraSeTrpdêtrt.

8'
.... fBavdrov avrov. Joann. Mosch. 2865 A'Ottou r}vpi<TKsv KOiTtjv \eovTos, KeL eKddevSev. 2 In some place, someiohere Sext. 14, nov.
oTTOu evptaKero Trapd tivl î&Xlov
57 Kat
k&v oTTolacs (TvyKarayivcovrai
Ottou p.V yeverat 0X\^,
ottou 8e dpTrjpla,
Eus.
II,
813
C 'Omiav
av ôvX-qe^re.
884
hfal.
OTTOv 8e offTtov.
731, 27 "Ottou p,ev evepyeare-
A TjijiiKfiv
422, 16.
ojroioo-SijTTOTe,
OTTolov 5' hv ôvXrjraL delov.
pav, OTTOV Be uTTpaKTorepav.

tive,
3.
Interroga-
TTov
in
indirect
interrogations.
Siio
L. qualiscumque, of what kind of whatever sort. Dion. H. I, 389, 4. II, 1011, 12. VI, 1027, 5 'Ono'iov tl 8i)7roTf. Cleomed. 9, cjroioo-8?)-7ror-oCv, qualiscumque.
soever,
1 1
Joann. Mosch. 2997

fiepa
lifj
'ETToirjae
Kivrjdrj.
8vvr;6fls OTTOv Kivr]6rjvai

*.
=z
Kivrjdeir]
wx6l)or
Which =z
ottov ra
of.
Apophth. 300
Ovhk yap etê

fl
117)
tlttotc toii aloivos tovtov vXrjv,
'E0'
lin-oia Stjitot
oiv.
Hermes
Tr. latrom.
parfiiBa,
BdKKia eox^Cfv,
^=
394, 11.
Sext. 365, 22.
608, 18.
303, 5
instrumental.
dn-ou-6-di'
oTrotocST^Trore ovv.
fl7ro(o(7-oCj',
qualiscumque.
Sext.
365,
25.
OTTOV 8e av, in
Polyb. 23, 8, 3 M?/8' on-otav ovv, none whatever.
Frag. 109, 21. So in the protasis. Act. Pet. et Paul. 5 "iva, ottov 8' &v
aTTOKTavdfjso"ot
8'
any
place.
Dion C.
Apocr.
cvpedfjs,
Act. Paul, et Thecl. 25 'AkoXov8'
cTToioa-noT-oiv, qualiscumque.
Orig. Ill, 1384
df)0'ci)
oTTou
Tjye
&v
TTopevT].
Ccdr.
I,
624
B.
<moi-X)vv,
"Ottou
av
to pevp.a.
L. quocumque,
to
whatever place. Phithe
Sttov
St) Tfore,
L. ubicumque, wheresoever.
Polyb.
Ion
II,
372
32.
26, 10, 5.
onoi-TTOT-ovv,
Orig.
I,
stronger 715 D.
than
preceding.
howsoever.
Diosc.
atTov-hr)-TTOT-ovv,
somewhat stronger than the

2,
preceding.
OTTov-TTOT-ovv,-
Jos. Apion.
15.
<57ro4o)o--Sij-7roTf,
qualitercumque,
^=
s
preceding.
Strab.
1,
1,
8.
Orig.
I,
925, D.
Orig. Ill, 288
A.
oiro-KapTrao'ov, ov, to,
=:
ottos KapTToxrov.
OTTOvs, epis,
opu
epyov.
Plut.
I,
27 C.
Delet. p. 14.
OTTo-Trara^, okos, 6,
=:
ojror ndvaKos-
Diosc.
3,
oTTcîvXXov, ov, TO, (oTTos, (f'vXXov') the petal of the wild (t[K(I>i.ov'> Diosc. Eupor. 1, 232. 234. 2,
48 (55). Delet.
5,
p. 10.
31 (22 'OTTOf
a-LXcj)iov
aypiov).
oTTof, ov, 6, sc. Trjs p,T)Ka>vos,
opium. Diosc.
4, 65.
OTTTTiKiCa
and
Lyd.
6(j)(j)iKiCa>
(opicus)
fiapfia-
125 (126), pp. 557. 795. OTToaaTiKaaiovtos (as if from

adv.
piCm.
onocrairkacriaiv),
6,
21.
7, 1.
oTTTdiopai, to be seen.
how manifold
soever.
Orig. IV, 652 A.
mTTdvopai
Sept.
Num.
Sept.
1, 3.
14, 14.
3, 8, 8.
oTrrdfo/iai.
Keg.
mroa-d-Trovs, ovv,
r^
ottoo'cov ttoS&v.
Lucian.
as.
II,
Tobit 12, 19.
Luc. Act.
(oTrrafofiai)
Hermes
Tr.
716.
ojrdo-os,
?;,
Poem.
ok,
6,
(JS
31, 15.
t),
mac^
ra
as
as
as
many
Jos.
oTTTaala, as,
vision.
sight,
appearance,
Ant. 17,
ojToa-oi
resist.
3 "kveuri
X"P
sroXX^j' dyd/ieyof
Sept. Sir. 43, 2. 16.

alibi.
Malach.
3, 2. 9, 23.
dvBfôiev
irXfjBet,
many
as should
Luc. 24, 23, et

oTTTiov
Theodtn. Dan.
Iren. 829 B.
Martyr. Polyc. 1037 C.

L. quantuscumque,
II,
Swoa-ocr-Sri-TroTf,
how great
soever.
Dion. H.
674,
2.
oirrevoiiai
= 8 =
opav.
Plotin. II, 1315, 12.
oatrofiai.
Eust. Dion. 122, 26.
Digitized
by Microsoft
OTTTrjTeOV
OTTTJ/TCOJ'
814
5,
OpaTw;
yevrjTm.
oei OTTTav.
: :
Diosc.
103, p. 771.
Eus.
II,
833
C Km
ra Kvpuum 8( to
*07rT(ô>
opaa.
ArcTiyt.
apud Iambi. Adhort.
oixeia ojriBS KaTaiTKfvdôiev (rvyx<'>p(iTat.
48.
oTtriiaov, ov, to,
(OHQ)
the Latin
117.
auspicium
epithet
3. TAa?, in connection with certain words, or expressions, having the force of verbs.
grecized.
Epict.
3, 24,
Pseudo-/os. Mace.
oTTois
'OirriKeTis, tSoy, ^,
(dnr/Xor)
I,
Optiletis,
BdvoLfv.
4.
4,
p.
503 Aoypa
iBertt
That, in logical apposi-
of Athene.
oTTTiKos, OV, 6,
Plut.
Doric
oi,
46 A.
6(f>daKij.6s,
tion with a demonstrative
pronoun or ad-
ocu
Plut.
I,
46 A.
9.
mTifwroi, av, Olymp. 450,

called.
A
1,
the Latin
et
optimates.
soldiers
so
alibi.
body of
3,
Mauric.
734, 10.
Theoph.
14. Id.
692,
2.
Porph.
Cer. 460,
Camp-followers, camp-attendants.
26, 9.
oTTTifios,
Them.
C. 68,
optimus
Lucian. I, 485 ToCro p.6vov e^ airavros drjpdo'rj orras to Trapoir ev 6ep.ems Trapabpdprjs yeX&v to. rroXXa. Apocr. Act. Andr. 6. 5. TTiat, in order that, denoting purpose. With the future optative. Epiph. I, 413 B, Agath. 37, 'jrapaaTTjaoivTo. dtabpdo'oi. 6. Aster. 344 A Tlavras 8e axt]That oTi.
verb.
6, 2, 11.
Xen. Cyr.
HpioTOi.
Dion
KoaTe Tovs avhpas
23, 1.
oTTTiav, mvos, 6,
ypafifiarevs,
I,
1063 F.
1.
aiperos, the Latin o p t i o commissary, commissioner. Plut. Lyd. 157, 12. Justinian. Novell.
J,
T* So that z= moTf. Theod. &(n =^ eta-i. Theophyl. B. I, 69 A. 633 B. 1, 1244 A. quomodocumque. Diosc. oTTcuo'-Sij-jroT-oOi', L
lobol. 3, p. 64.
oTToxr-ovv,
ttjs ^rdXcGjff birois 6epp.ol re
130,
Proc.
381, 14.
(oTTTos,
499,
1.
oTTTopivcrov, ov, TO,
/iWof) Toast mcat.
OTrao-Qvv,
quomodocumque. dXXd 6ta \6ya>v.
Sext. 675, 15
Oi^
I,
Porph. Cer. 293, 14. 748, 12. Apophth. 285 A. ij, 6v, ripe. Lucian. II, 359. onviat -=. /3ti/eG).
oTTTor,
oTToxT^rroT-av-ovv, in
whatever manner.
Orig.
1481 C.
to fruit,
oirwpiKos,
Tj,
6v,
(oTTiapa)
pertaining
Pallad.
Laus.
1162 D, hivhpa,
fruit-trees.
quomodocumque. Dion. H. I, 29, I, 669 C. Orig. IV, 121 orraxT-TTOT-ovv, quomodocumque.

6irai(T-TroTe,
13.
Orig.
Oeopon.
4, 1, 14, aforeKos,
67rQipi(Tp.6s, ov, 6, (o7rci>p/fo))
autumnal?? =:= otvos, an absurd

13.
B.
Spa/ia, oTos, TO,
2.
meaning.
.
^jmS. Dent.
ov,
7,
OTTcopoôpos,
(fiL^pwcrKa)
fruit-devouring.
Caesarius 1100.
oiraipo-KcmrjKot,
ov,
6,
a vision. Sept. Gen. 15, 1. 46, Patriarch. Luc. Act. 9, 10, et alibi. Clementin. 397 B. Artem. 24. 1061 A. Apocr. Act. Barn. 7 "Opap.a Se î* o<f>8ev t
Iepouo"aX7^/x,
fruiterer.
Alciphr.
3,
IlauXoj fiioTC OTreufTat avTov eVt
60.
PaZ
ov,
6,
wa.s
commanded
i(Topm,=
6,
in a
dream
to
hasten
to-
onapoTraXTjs,
(^rcaXeo))
zzz
preceding.
Jerusalem.
opapariôpai,
Ps. 10, 4.
Poll. 6, 128.
OTTcopocjivXdKiov, OV, TO,
watcher's hut.
et alibi.
*o7ra>s,
Phryn. 206, condemned. (o7ro>po0uXa^) gardenSept. Ps. 78, 1. Mich. 1, 6,
opa,
fVijSXfjro).
Aquil.
opapjinapos, ov,
opacris,
vision.
Aquil.
Prov. 29, 18, et

opafMiTKTTrjs, ov, 6,
alibi.
that, negatively oTrmr p-rj, denoting the immediate or remote object of certain verbs. Horn,. Od. 3, 19 AiVo-fo-ê 8c p,Lv avTov ojrms VTjpepTea farrj. Jos Ant. 11, 5, 1. 12, 4, 8
A(r]dfia-7]s oTTWf
one that sees
visions.
Symm,
Esai. 56, 10.

opdpiov, incorrect for apdpnov.
opaa-ts,
ems, ^,
vision,
supernatural appear-
iimikr]^
t(o
nmSi.
14, 10, 6
14, 10, 14, 10,
ance.
Sept.
Num.
1, 1,
24, 16. Sir. 46, 15
'E(rT7/(7e
Kar' evcavTov 07ro)y reXScrti'.

OTTiar aTToXuffj;.
opdcretas, true
6pd(Tei.
prophet,
marot
48, 22 IIio-toj iv
18 'ESiSalofifv airoi'
Esai.
et alibi.
22 'Edoypdriaev
jj
avyKkr]Tos
mp\ &v
fVoiijt.
opaTeov
^=
Set opav.
Theol. Arith. 38.

Sept.
(TOTO Tois Xdyouf, OTrmy prjSev d8iKfj,
k.
X.
opaTrjs, ov, 6,
(opda>) seer, beholder.

1,
Job
TAom.
airoif
ijfaa-tv.
13, 1.
OTTO)?
^ôcr. Act. Andr. 15 EipT/Kur

p.eTa^v tS>v fiiodavaTcov avTov
6a.-
35, 13.
Plut
rf,
536 A.
Classical.
10, 19,
18.
opariKOS,
6v,
zzz dvvdpevos opav.

22,
29.
'EmKoXoC/iat aiTov <majs KaTavydtrrj Tijs rfpmpas evreXei'ar tov j/oCf. Pseudo-ybs. Mace. 5 2u/j./3ouXfvo) 0-01 offiMf aaiôto. 2. That, as the
I,
pfj
Epiph. 72 Epiph. n? SmKovos.

Vit.
C Emev
173
6 Kopa^
oTrcas
Sept. Prov.
a'ia-drja-K,
TTveipa.
78,
Dion. H. V, 65, Cleomed. 97, the sense of sight. Philon I, 294, 18. 335, 6. 173,
rijs fjnjxrjs.
29 TA opuTLKhv
Epict.
1, 6, 4.
Pint. II,
sight.
Xriijreis.
subject of certain impersonal verbs.
Moschn.
898 Anton.
TO opanKdv, the fandty of
9, 8.
Galen.
7, irdOos.
II,
246 A, dvn7.
Prooem. "Upeaev
iiTiTopfi
r)pXv
owas
rrfv
aKoXovdiav ev
Xeytrat
Sext. 267,
noirjaa
Sept. Esdr. 1,8, 11 AeSoKToi

1, 8,
opanKms, adv. by seeing.

'OpaTios, ov, 6, Horatius.
ff. I,
Sext. 267,
oiras inuTKe-âvTai.
OTTcos p.ribepia
22
'Yp'iv dc
Diod. 11, 53.
Dion.
(popoXoyia, prjSe SKKri cVijSouXij
465, 17.
Digitized
by Microsoft
oparimv
oparlcov, incorrect for
815
SpSivos, ov, 6,
opdoyvatfioveco
apariav.
or do
19. 14,
cnlxos, aKta, row, line.
opdm, to see.
jiev
Basil. IV, 189
IlavTes fiiv 6p5>-
Mauric.
Tact.
1,
Kara dvaroKas
towards the east.

fifi
eiri rau Trpo(TfV)î>u, look Mai. 215 'EtopoKmr iavrbv
4, 19.
Meet. Byz. 772 C. Leo. 64. 2. Turn. Pscudo-
Basil. Ill, 1309
8iva(r6ai TToXe/x^trai avrm, seeing that he
war against him. ImperSept. was seen or revealed. Mace 1, 6, 43, on iv avra eanv. Patriarch. 2ii 1052 C, aira or fic'XXet aTro6vfjiTK.eiv. Matt. 27, 4. Luc. Act. oâ, see thou to it. 18, 15 "Oi/ffo-ê avToi, look ye to it, it is none
could not wage
sonal,
afjidri,
it
eiXoyiav els TOV bphivov avTov, yevindm aTTevXoyias, tvhen his turn comes. 1312 'Atto tov ophlvov rijs
A Ei tis ov^ aipfj

A
vmipeaias.
opeaves,
cov,
oi,
a mystical word
=
A.
I,
avSpfs.
Plut. II, 406 E.
opeidpws, incorrect for oppidpiosopeiAs, aSof,

sc. vvp,(j>r),
T],
=1
opeia.
s
,
Cyrill.
417 C,
of my business.
SKTTJpas5,
Sifrei <tv
Epict.
1, 4,
13"l8e
fiov roiis
orea
fj,
Oread.
the living
koI ol oKr^pes.
1, 4,
27.
1,
opfLâa-ia, as,
(dpet^dxTjs)
on
the
3 El Se Koi crv to (tov enoiritTas, S-êi airos.

8, 41.
;
mountains.
Tyr. 92, 18.
opciâTta,
Strab. 10,
3, 23.
12, 4, 3.
Max.
5, 39.
Anton.
9,
29.
5,
25 "aXXos &p.apTdvei
(Is ifii
oêrai, viderit.
Sept.
2.
To
see pro-
rjo'm,
to
be opei^dTrjs.
Diod.
phetically.
Num.
I,
24,
3 'O akr/dtvas
opav, a seer.
to intend
Philon
293, 37.
3. Speclo,
ds
Strab. 3, 4, 15.
Plut.
J,
574 B.
opeiânKos,
opubpojila,
r],
ov,
pertaining
/I. I,
to
do anything.
Latinism.
rfjv
mountains.
as,
Clem.
fj,
Zos. 53, 14, Trpos diroaTacriv.

'AttoXoii
Ka0aipe(Tiv.
seem good
op/SiKovXarof
4.
327, 20,
to the walking on 537 B. (opftSpdfior) a running on
Intransitive,
to
mountains.
opeivoôTTis,
Antip. S. 82.
is,
8okc<b.
or op/SiKXaroi-,
orbiculatus
162,
20.
p.rj\a.
Theoph. 314, nvi. rj, ov, the Latin

KuieXoctS^r.
{opeivos,
paiva)
ranging on
mountains.
Eus. V, 181 A.
Diosc.
1,
opelov, incorrect for oppiov.

opeiov6p.os, ov,
tains.
Galen. XIII, 615 D.

opyavov.
noiS)-
Athen.
3,
opfivo/ios,
feeding on mounPolyb.
3,
Antip. S. 15.
ov,
o,
opydvmv, ov, to,

ipyavoTroiea
64, 5.
little
Mel. 64.
opecTTjs,
(opos) mountaineer.
=^ opyava
Hermes
Tr.
Poem.
instru-
33, 9.
6peiTpe(j}rjs, es, (Tpe<pa>)
mountainfed.
Lucian.
opyavoTTOws, ov, (ôpyavov, itoiito)
making
9.
II,
254,
%.
((jioiTda)
ments.
Diod. 17, 43.

(opyii^co)
26, 61.
Ptol. Tetrab. 180.
6pei<poiTos, ov,
:=
opei^dTrjs.
Babr.
737 C.
opyavoio, axrio, to organize.

opyuiap,6s, oO,
6,
Sext. 218,
95, 25.
Cornut. 183.
Clem.- A.
CyrUl.
I,
a celebrating of orgies.
Dion. H.
7.
I,
openTeov zr= Bel opeyciv.
Diod.
1, 22, p. 1.
276,
6.
n, 35 A.
opeKTidta
r=:
37 A.
opeyoptai.
in, 1482,
Strah. 10, 3,
Plut.
1,
547 C.
A.
I,
224
665 D. n, 169 D.
opyuuTTrjs, oC, o,
B.
opsKTiKas {opeKTLKos), sAv.
3, 3, 2.
one who celebrates orgies. Plut.
wUh
desire.
Epict.
n, 1107 F,
epyidm
et alibi.
App.
11,
592, 36, t^s
op-ep-TTOTTis,
OV,
6,
(opos,
opyiA^w.
II,
84 D.
Epiph.
Philon Bybl. apud Eus. Ill, Sept. Esai. 5, 29, 801 'Q.
drinking, mystic word,
epirivco)
Trora/tdy.
mountainPlut.
11,
406 F.
opfo-Tias, ov, d,
to be fierce.
ofr/viaios, a, ov,
(opyvid) a fathom long.
Strab.
985 D,
opdrfKos,
12,
avfp.os,
ov,
15, 1, 69.
opSivaios,
a,
rj,
of the mountains. mountain-wind.
Achill. Tat.
ipdos, Straight, upright.
Strab.
ov,
(SpSivos)
adjusted in order.
7, 3.

ophivdpios, a, ov,
opdios, a, ov, right.
Ael. Tact. 30,
1,
(jjohay^,
;
the Latin ordinarius =. Antec. 3, Synes. 1537 D, apxtev. raKTos. Justinian. Novell. 20, 3. 9, 2. 3, 12 (init.). Chron. 623, 7, viraToi, ordinarii Mai. 345.
consules.
whose depth
sc.
is
greater than
cJMjiKayi.
posed to nXayia
TTovs,
2.
its
length
op-
Orthius,
in
versification.
Aristid. Q. 37.
Bacch. 24. 25.

SpdoâTea,
rjira,
(pp66s, âlva>)
to
go
straight.
opSivaTiav, avos,
fj,
ordinatio.
Mauric.
,
Justinian.
12, 9.
Am.phil. 52 A.
Edict.
3, 24,
117.
1, 5.
ipBoôvXla, as,
^,
(dp^d/3ouXoj)
right
counseL
dphiveiia, eva-a,
about.
ordino Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 16 'Eym

'Iva
to arrange, to bring
Polem. 219.
ip66-^v6os, ov, straight to the bottom. Joann. Mosch. 2929 C. Philon I, 647, following. dpdoyvapia, fi<T<o,
47.
opdcrfvap-oveut,
opdlvevcra
imiTKOTros
'JovêvdXtos,
ov
lou-
ixeipoTomja-ev JIcTpos, /ifTa
Trjs rjyovfievrji 1, 5.
Xioj^s Koip,r]da-
dain a bishop Pet. et Paul. 7.
Mauric.
2.
To
or-
p^HpoTOKfa.
Apocr. Act.
r)<Ta>,
= =
v.
1.
op6oyvoiiav
elp.i.
Phi-
lon
I,
547, 47 as
Digitized
by Microsoft
opdoypafifio^
opBoypafijios, ov, (ypafifiri) rectilineal.
816
PseudoopdonXmpos,
up.
ov,
op9orovr)Teov
(irKapa) with the bows (prow)
Dion. 708 C.
opdoypa(fila, as,
rj,'
Porph.
Adm.
76, 22.
(6pdoypd(f>os)
orthogra7.
opBonohiw,
place.
jjo-m,
{opBoitovs) to go Straight to a
ttjv
phia,
orthography.
6.
Drac. 17,
Apollon.
Porph. Cer. 496, 16, r

to live
m\w.
n. Adv. 576,
9p66yo)VOSj ov,
27.
Sexl 638, 15.

dpBoyojmos.
Metaphorically,
9,
uprightly.
Paul.
Gal..
=:
Heron Jun.
2, 14, Tvpbs Trjv aKrjdeiav.
Orig. Ill, 1456 B.
opBoSiKos, OV,
=
jy,
opdoBUr]!.
Greg. Naz. Ill,
169 C. opdoTTohlâ, Ida, to walk

Cyrill.
A.
I,
straight.
Cedr. I 80,
for
1244 A.
opdoSoâa-Trjs, ov, 6,
18.
z=
opdas So^d^cov.
opdSis So^dâv.
Clem.
opdo-npiav
*6pd6s,
ovos,
6,
A.
I,
744 A.
6v,
op5oSo|ao-riKo'f,
trepanning.
Prod.
rj,
6v,
Galen.
a surgical instrument II, 98 C.
6pd6Soos.
Parra. 721 (182).

up6o8oêa>,
Tjcra,
Basil. IV, 545 B.
Athan. I, 524 B. Ephes. 1009 C, nitrns.

'Opfli)
opdoSoôs
Basil.
lfit.
Classical.
2. Rectus, not oblique, in grammar.

TTTaxTis,
Eus. doxy
II,
593 A.
fj,
IV, 433 A.
casus
Thr.
rectus,
the
nominative case.
opQohoîa, as,
;
(6p66Soôs) right opinion, ortho-
Dion.
636, 4.
Dion.
H. V,
41,
8.
Hierocl. C. A. opposed to KaKohoîa. Athan. I, 237 D. Eus. II, 272 A. 59, 8. II, 720 A (I, 312 B T^s opBîs Sd|j;r). Basil. IV, 561 A {.\dam. 1710 C 'Op6ri fit
Lesbon. 171 (18). Strab. 14, 2, 28, p. 141, 9. Apollon. D. Pron. 308 C. Synt. 43, 28. 299,
27.
Pseudo-Demeir. 89,
1.
6ebv Boâ).
Soîas,
the
'H
B.
'Op66v
Galen. VI, 320

prjpa or
KvpiaKrj or eoprrj rrjs opdo-
KaTTjyopripa,
an
active verb.
Chrysipp. apud
given to
in
Sunday of Orthodoxy, a name Sunday in Lent, celebrated commemoration of tlie trimnph of picturethe first
vrorship over picture-breaking in the reign
of the emperor Michael, the son of Theophilus.
Dion. H. V, 41, 13. 37, 12, Diog. 7, 64. 'Op6bs twos, full accent, with reference to enclitics thus, e/iioi has the tovos opdos, but fioi is enclitic. Apollon. D. Pron. 309 A.
Diog
7,
191.
in the indicative.
Genes. 80 seq.)
opdoSoôTToios, 6v,
Porph. Cer. 191. 156, 18. (Compai-e Called also simply ij op6o(ffoie'ro)
ApGoo-Top-eco,
rja-Q),
((TTopLti)
to
speak frankly.
Proc.
II,
416,
fj,
1.
So^ta, Altai. 143.
op6oTr]s, TfTos,
straightness.
Basil.
IV, 301
A
a
making or
5, f}p.pa.
establishing
'EXv7rT;a"e (rov ttjv opdorrjTa, thy rectitude, as

title.
opBohoîa.
Genes. 85,
Greg. Naz.
T](Tw,
:
Ill,
1110
Sept.
A^
opBoboîa.
-opOoSoôs, ov, {Soâ}
right opiniofi, orthodox.

<TKLa.
Athan. I, Basil. IV, 845 A. 6pdo86â>s, adv. in an orthodox manner. Method. 65 A. 101 C. Epiph. II, 341 A. opôeTTfo), rjo'm, (eiTreii') to speak or pronounce
correctly.
I,
having a Method. 153 B, 6prj261 A. 776 A. II, 813 A.
orthodoxus,
opdoTopea.
straight
{opBoTopos)
direct.
to
cut
or make
3, 6.
to
Prov.
Tropically,
2, 2, 15.
7,
31, eV
expound soundly. Paul. Tim. Eus. VI, 837 A. Const. Apost. Tols Tov Kvplov boypatri. (Compare
to
Arist.
Sept.
Nub. 741 Nehem. 8,

248, 40.)
'Op6ais Siaipav Koi a-Koirav.
8 '^8iBa(TKev'Eo&pas Kal
Sie-
Dion. H.
I,
232, 10.
Cyrill.
A.
(TTfXKev iv enuTTrjprj Kvpiov.

32.
II,
Philon
I,
179,
577 B.
6,
op66-6pi^, rpixos,
end.
Classical.
with the hair standing on
opBoTopla, as,
Dion. H.
Ill,
1491,
7.
opBo-KoKapos, ov, the stalk of Diosc. 4, 2, p. 506.

^pdoXeKTeco,
Ill,
rja-Q),
an
herb.
Pseudo-
fj, a cutting or making straight sound exposition or teaching. Clem. A. II, 544 A. B, tS>v BoypArmv. Eus. II, 308 B. Athan. I, 400 A. Theoph. Cont. 812, 13
following.
Greg. T^yss.
correctly.
opdoBoîa.
1164 C.
rja-a,
mi. 345 A.
(Xcyco)
to
dpdoTopos, ov, (jipvo)) cutting straight: rightly
opdoXoyea,
opd6-\oôs,
speak
Plut. II, 570 C.

ov,
=:
opdos Ka\ Xoôs, as

{pAppapov')
7.
it
were.
Arius apud Athan. II, 20 C. Proparoxytone, opSoropos, rightly expounded. Damasc. U, 21 A To opBaropov
expounding.
2.
Erotian. 334.
TOV \6yov, the right exposition.

to
Vit.
Nicol. S.
opdo-pappapom, oxra,
marble.
face with
877 C, boypa.
op6oTovea>,
fjo-ai,
Codin. 141,
fj,
(tovos) to accent in full

;
;
;
op-
opdopappdpaa-is, fas,
(6pdopapp.ap6a) marble
posed to iyKXivo)
in
as n'f in tIs iari
but
facing.
opdopiKia,
Cedr.
a>v,
II, 31, 19.
Codin. 140, 14.

?
to, (ptXiov')
quid
Porph. Cer.
Plut.
472,
8.
s,
opdonayrjs,
II,
(wfiyvvpi)
fiTTi Tis the word rir is iyKkipaTiKov. Apollon, D. Pron. 294 C. 303 A. Herodn. Gr. Encl. 1144. Arcad. 143, 25.
opdos, erect.
opSoTovrjo-is,
cms,
^,
the
accenting
in
fiill.
340 B. C.
rjs,
r),
A/mllon. D. Pron. 304 B.

:=: opBf) noKr).
op8ond\ri,
Lucian.
II,
opdoTOVTjTeov
330 B.
Apollon. D.
8fi opBoTovciv.
327.
Pron. 332 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
opdoTOvovfievw^
817
Herodn.
6pio6ma>, Tjo-co, Deut. 19, 14.
opiov,
ov, TO,
OpfJ,a<TTO<i
ipBarovovjievas {opBoToveofiai), adv. with the fuU

accent
;
opia ridrifu, to bound.
Aquil.
opposed to
1145.
adv.
anoKeKviiivcits-
Gr.
End.
limit,
boundary.
Scxt.
734,
18
^pBoTovas,
=:
preceding.
Apollon. D.
"*
da-Tepav, in astrology.
ipdorpixâi
Pron. 318 A. 6p6o6pi^
opiov or Spwv, incorrect for oppiov or opaiov.

dpr/i6f, ov, 6,
eljii, to
shudder.
Symm.
ioplâ)
doypa, order, com-
Ps. 118, 120.
opdoTpixâ, at,
end,
chill.
fj,
{6pd66pi4) hair standing on

6.
mand, decree. Sept. Dan. 6, 5. 7. 12. Nic. II, 805 B. Roman. Imper. Novell. 283, âo-iKiKot.
Diosc. lobol.
Curop. 68,
fj,
18.
6p6o^p6vas (opdocjjpav), adv.
mth
right mind.
opianKos,
ov,
definitive.
Plut. II, 1026 C.

Sext. 106, 28.
Leo Isaur. Novell. 49.

ipBpiô,
ia-a,
1,
rj,
Ps. 62,
opBpaios,
et alibi.
dv,
= =

Sept.
opdpeva.
Gen.
19, 2. 27.
2.
638,
Indicative,
the
in grammar.
Moer. 249.
eyiiKuTis,
indicative
mood.
'H opurnKri Dion. Thr.

244, 27.
opdpuas, L. matutinus,
of
the 13,
morning.
3. ,
Sept. Sap. 11, 23.
Hos.
6, 4.
9.
7.

opia-TiKov,
Vrjp.a
a verb
in the indicative
Antip. S. 26 opBpiva, adverbially.

Strab. 17,3,8.
91, et alibi.
Mel. Luc. 24, 22.
jj/ii/os,
Const. Apost. 8, 37, Phryn. 51, condemned. the morning prayer, matins. Pallad.
opianKas, adv. Clem. A.

14.
mood.
Lesbon. 166. 167 (179).

definitively.
I,
Drac. 38,
25,
Orig. II, 1141 D, naTqyoprfpa.
Hermog. Rhet.
812 A,
Laus. 1210 C, boôKoyia.
Vit. Nil.
Jun. 45
=
A.
A.
Pseudo-Basi/.
opOpaios u/xvoy.
Ill,
1313
ra opdpivd,
Method. 400 B, distinctly. ative mood. Phryn. 359.

dpuTTot,
T),
2.
definitely,
clearly.
In
the indic-
ov,
defined
definable.
Classical.
opBptvSis, adv. in the
morning.
the
Sophms. 3477
rising
early.
Sext. 105, 11. 27.

oplrpoKpos, ov,
opciTpofjioi.
Babr. 106,
6,
3.
ip6puTp.6s,
ov,
6,
{ppBpiâi)
dpuLâ,
to
adjure.
Sept.
Dan.
13 'Opxifo/icV
p.7j

JapBpos, ov, 0,
tre Tols
Mr]d(cv Kal IlepoQiV doyfiaatv tva
dk-
L. officium matutinum, matins, the morning service. Basil. TO., 1013 A, the
time.
XoiaKrrjs to irpocTTayp.a.
(re
Iren. 1225
A 'OpKifw
B.
Gregent. 616 Macar. Alex. 968 B. Stud. 1708 C. Jejun. 1913 A. (Com2,
dvTi^dKfjs,
Kara tov Kvplov rjp,Siv 'irjaov Xpio'Tov Iva Apocr. Act. I adjure thee by,
iva.
Pet. et Paul. 77, ipas Iva prjieen âa-Td^rjTf.
pare Const. Apost.

ipBaiTis, eats,
ing.
r],
59.)
Theoph. Com. 355, 22,

OpKirjTOpiOS,
6pKir)(j)6pos,
(up66a>) a Straightening, correct-
see OpKlOTOpOS.
ov,
((/)epa>)
Pint. II, 166
D. E.
Ionic
opKioTOfios.
oplas Svefios,
=.
opearias.
A chill.
Tat. Isagog.

opKiKos,
T],
985 D.
optyavl^co,
laat,
OV,
opKios.
PMlon
I,
321, 28.
to 3,
taste
or smell like oplyavov.

Diosc.
Diog.
If 66.
Diosc.
1, 14.
63 (70).
opKioKiov, ov, TO,
urceolus
BeppApiov, ewer.
opiyavcTrjs, ov, d,
5, 61, oivos.
flavored with opiyavov.
Anon. Byz. 1305 D.

dpKioTo/ios,
ov,
opiyva)p.a>v,
ov,
=
order,
=^
opav
yvm/xav.
Dubious.
de-
Adv. 602,
39.
24.
Also,
6,
opKta Tcfivav.
Apollon. D.
Poll.
1,
opKOfTop-os-
Epiph.
loplâ,
II,
529 A.
to
ia-at,
command:
Sept.
to decide,
6,
opKiapos, ov,
6,
cree, to appoint.
ov)(
Dan.
jLtjy
12 'Opia-phv
oath; oath.
1,
(opKiâ) the administration of an Lev. 5 Sept. Gen. 21, 31. 32.
aplato iva nas avdpajTros

3, 6,
ev^rjraL ev)(T}v;
et alibi.
Polyb.
33,
1.
Plut.
I,
346
Mace.
23.
36 -aaa-Bai
6ea-fi6v.
Luc. Act.
2,
C.
opKos, ov,
6,
Eust. Ant. 620 D. Can. Apost. 16. Ant. 10. Carth. Can. 1. Socr. 581 A, &a-Te .... iva SioiKJ, where tva is superfluous.
Chal. 4.
Qpttrds
oath.
Epiph.
II,
161
B "apiaev avIll,
tSiv SpKto iva p.rjSe\s fTTtPrj.
Theod.
1148
"OpKois Seofiei tov Tpio'dffKtov &iTKe napa(opKap.oros)

1, 8,
fie
B. C.
Apocr. Act. Andr. et Matthiae 2 tva KoraxjiayuifTiv fi. Gelas. 1313 Porph. Cer. 489, 9. Adm. 117, rbv
p.rj
fieivai.
opKapoaia,
oath.
as,
17,
a swearing, an
Ezech.
\,
Sept. Esdr.
90.
17, 18.
Ti.a6v avToi)
ôveveiv nvd.
2.
Participle,
Classical.
alaOr)-
19.
I,
dpLâv, sc
KvKkos,
horizon.
;
PauZ. Hebr. 7, 20. Poll. 465 B. Joann. Mosch. 2956

/irfTe ^(BpHT^Scrti/.
ZS.
Orig.
noirjaavres
Hipparch. 1048 C.
rational horizon.
1, 6, p. 7, 3.
Gemin. 781 C, d
Cleomed.
I,
opuapfKTiav iva
opKap-oTiKos,
i),
Tos, the sensible horizon
6 \6y<o dfapijTos, the

8, 18.
ov,
of swearing or
obtestation.
Strab.
1,

opKoxTis, ems,
17,
Philon
27, 34.
I,
(opKoa) exorcism.
Orig. I, 1425
opiKas (opocds), adv. definitively. Philon 27. Artem. 308. Sext. 284, 12.
ipivba,
tj,
297,
C.
oppAôpai
6pp,a(TT6s
opvâ.
Phryn. P.
103
S. 54, 1.
= =
&pp.6Cop.ai.
dppoa-Tos-
Substantively,
Joann. Presb. 180 A.

d 6p-
Digitized
by Microsoft
opfJLoaTpa
fuKTTos, the
818
*6pvidevopai,
6po6eri]<!
man who letroihs (promises to marry) a woman. Epiph. II, 725 B. Apocr.
Act. Tliom. 40.
to.,
=
1,
olutvlôpai.
Jos. Apion.
10.
22, p. 457.
1.
Hecat, Abd. apud' Diod. Ex. Vat. 5,

olcovlôpai.
Schol.-
Dion. H. n, 669,
^=.
opfiCUTTpa, av,
trothal.
(opjiaôfiaC)
:=
fuirj(Trfia,
be-
6pvi6id(o>
opvidevopaL,
Tseudo-Nicod. I, A, 2, 4. opfirjim, aros, t6, (op/idco) o rushing on, impetus. Hos. 5, 10. Mace. 1, 6, Sept. Deut. 28, 49. Tropically, tendency, 33. Apoc. 18, 21. 2. Brook Sept. Ex. 32, 22. character.
Av. 1678. opvidiaieos, rj, 6v, of birds.

TArist.
6
TO.
Schol. Dion. P. 317,
opvidiaKa, ornithology,
a work of Diony-
siua Periegetes.
opviBiKos,
i],
ov, bird's.
from a
c.
opfiTiTos,
river.
ov,
Sept. Ps. 45, 5, toC jrorapov,
opvidiov, ov, t6, hen.

opvidoyevris, s,
opprjTiaios.
=:
opiirfnicos.
Macar. 776
9, 28.
Lucian. U, 710. Achmel. 295.
6pvi66yovos, bird-born. Artem..
59.
T},
6v, ov,
longed for?
6,
Anton.
16, 2.
opvi6oyva>p<ov, ov,
^=
yvcipiui' opvidav.
el.
N.
S..
6ppi<TKos,
small oppos, necklace.

Jos. Ant.
1,
Sept.
A. 16,
323.
2.
Gen. 38, 18.

oppta-reou
6pvi6oiibr)s,
es,
(EIAiJ)
bird-like.
Adam.
Set
oppi^fiv.
Epict. Frag. 89.
Arr. Anab.
6, 19, 3.
6pvi6o6r]pevT7]s,
ov, 6,
z=
dpvt.dodr]pas.
Schol.
Spm,
16.
as,
fj,
the Latin
urn a.
Porph. Cer. 312,
Arist.
Av. 526.
6,
zz::
6pvi66K6yos, ov,
fj,
opvido&rjpas.
Plut.
II,,
opva, as,
(orn amentum) L. Umhus, border

7.
406 C.
opvi6opavr)s, es, (paivopai) bird^mad, excessively
of a garment. Porph. Cer. 500, Cedr. I. 688, 23. 528, 19.

opvaTos,
57.
6,
522,
9.
fond of birds.
Athen. 14,
armory,
opvtdo-pavrelov,
Galen. V, 145 A.
ov,
to,
tlie
Latin
ornatus.
divination
from
birds,-
Oenom. apud Eus.
Ill,
376 D.
opvaTovpwv, ov, TO, o r n a Theoph. 588. arsenal.

opvepevos,
J/,
mentum
6pvio7rp6a'(iJ7ros, ov,
(Trpoaamav} with the face of

(opwôo'KOTros)
bird.
Porphyr. Abst. 250.
ov,
(opxa)
Witt borders.
Porph.
opviSotrKOTreay, rjaa,
oiavlô-
Cer. 255, 8.
opveoâTia, as,
piyvva-dai.,
rj,
pai, to
draw omens from

-rjcropai.
zz=.
the flight
of
birds.
{opveov, /3aivo>) ii^ to opveois
Sept. Lev. 19, 26
an absurdity.
r),
Jejun. 1921 D.
6pvido(rKoma^
as,
r),
ola>vo(TKOTrla.
Const.
6pveo-dv<ria, as,
sacrifice
of birds.
Mai. 202,
Schol.
Apost.
2,
62.
j]<Ta>,
20.
6pue6-pavTL$,
ecos,
6pvi,6oTpo(jica),
6,
(opvidorpoîos) to keep hens.
zi^
oliovotTKoTTOs.
Geopon. 14,
J,
7, 8.
17,
Arist.
Av. 717.
opviQoTpo^la, as,
the
keeping of
birds.
Plut..
opvcoiraraKTos, ov, (Trardcraa) killed by
a bird of
Schol.
160 D.
(Tpe(j)(i>)
prey.
Jejun. 1896 A.
OV, 6,
opvtBoTpocjios, ov, 6,
keeper of fowlit
poultry-house,
6pv07rQi\7]s,
(TTwXeo)) bird-seller.
Diod.
1, 74, p.
6,
85, 35.
Arist.
Av. 13.
6pvi6d>v, oivos,
ornithon,
^=
of
opveoTraXiov, ov, to, place where birds are sold.
Varro R. R.
opi/o(rKd7roff
3, 3.
Schol. Arist. Av. 13.

opveocTKOTreai, rjaco,
for
9.
opi/eo(rK07ros
6pvi.6ofTKairos.
=^
opviBofTKOTria.
Herodn.
Mai. 199,
opo/3o9.
200,
6.
i
Gr. Philet. 422.

6pveo(TKOTirin<6s,
rj,
opofilas, ov, 6,
ov, ^=. opveocrKouiKos.
orob
1,
the size
of an131.
Eudoc,
Diosc.
rj,
181.
M.
41 To npveocKQTrrjTtKQV (^pepos) T^s olaas,

(o'Koêci))
opoîvus,
ov,
made ofopoôs.
like
3,
Diosc.
2,
viKrjs.
opo^LTrjs, ov,
rj,
6,
opofios,
of
the size
of an
one's
opveotTKOTria,
Cyrill.
^zz
opvtdfla.
opoôs.
Diod.
IS, \i6os.
to
H.
Cat. 4, 37, p. 501 A.

fj,
6poy\v(f>ea>, r)(Ta,
(opos, yXv(f)io)
Steal
opvfoa-KOTTiKos,
II,
OV,
belonging
to
augury.
Galen.
neighbor's land by removing the landmarks.
51
TO 6pv(o(TKomK.6v, augury.
Const. Apost.
17.
1, 1
{Sept. Deut. 19, 14.
27,.
opvevo),
the Latin o r
no
to
ornament, adorn.
Prov. 23, 10).

fj,
Meet. Byz. 768 A.

opvfadrjs, (S,
Spodea-ia, as,
(opoSeTrjs) boundary.
Luc. Act
6pvida>dris.
opviB-aypevTrjs, ov, 6,
Plut. 11, 44 D.
opviBoBrjpas.
1 7,
26.
Hippol. 853 B.
Porph. Adm. 252,

Pair. 135, 11.
Schol.
22.
Arist.
Nub.
ov,
2, 7,
r),
733.
6,
6po6((nov, ov, TO,
^=
to
6po6c(ria.
opviBapios,
(opcif)
the
Roman
augur.
opodereto,
rjaa,
bound.
Epict.
12.
Pseudo-Z)Jo?i. 896 A.
I, 569 A. Pseud-^Âan. IV, 908;
Epiph.
opvideia, as,
(opvi6eva>) divination by the flight

6, 26, 4.
D.
opoderrjs,
of birds.
opvtBeiov, 26.
Polyb.
ov, TO,
hen-coop.
Phryn. P.
S.
54,
one who fixes^ Epiph. I, 480 B. 488 A, an epithet of the Valentinian Spos.
ov,
6,
(opos, TiOrjpi)
boundaries.
Iren.
460 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
opoKapvov
opoKupvov, ov, T&,
tree.
819
name of a
Strab. 6,
Apvyiov,
OS
(opoy, Kapvov) the

3, 12.
Strab. 12,
opo-ntbiov, ov, t6, table-land, plateau.

2, 6. 7, 1, 5,
et alibi.
Theod. Mops.
Vit. Nil.
2n
ov, t6, small Spv, pickaxe. Joann. Mosch. 2948 A. Leo. Tact. 5, 6. opvypaSos for dpu/iaySoj. Fseui-Ignat. Trail.
D,
793 B.
opvîov, ov, TO,
cultivated lands on mountains.

"Opos, fos, TO,
Jun. 84 To "Aywv "Opos, the Holy Mountain.

"Adas.
ov,
6,
opvâ,
oryza,
rice.
Porph.
Cer. 463, 18 SpiCiv.
Achmet. 210.
Anon,
Med. 259
-iv.
opos,
decree,
decision,
rule
canon.
opufiTjjr, ov, o,
of SpvCa.
Athen. 14, 57, ttXoto
Hippol. Haer. 450, 69, iKKK-qaiaa-riKos.
Anc.
Kovs, rice-cake.
opv(oTpo(j)ea>,
21. 22. Nic. I, 15. 17. 19. Eus. II, 488 A. 533 A. 117.6 B. 1192 C. Sard.4. Ant. 1. Chal. 984 D 'Eyo) opov eBeprjv w(TTe Tov p,ova<TTripiov pfj iifXdiiv, I have made it a rule not to go
ô-m,
3,
(Tpicfia)
1.
produce
II,
rice.
Strab. 17,
23, p. 430,
opvKTTjp, fjpos, 6,
opvKTtjs.
PUlon
337,
2.
out of the monastery.

the confession (rule)
'O
opvKTTjpiov, ov, TO, =zi opvyiov.
Sophrns. 3725
Strab, 15,
opos
Trjs
mtmas,
A.
opvKTTjs, ov, 6,
(opva-cTto)
69 B.
offaith, the creed. Socr. 2. Probation. Anc. 6. 19. 3.
digger.
1,
18.
Term, in proportion; as, 1 2 4 8. Nicom. 77. 137, et alibi. opos, ov, 6, Horus, Limit, a Valentinian Aeon. Iren. 456 A, et alibi. Doctr. Orient. 680 A. Hippol. Haer. 276, 46.
:
:
opvuTap, opos,'
6,
IV, 102 A,
"P^XVj
'i''
V-
=
I,
Td(j)a>v,
preceding.
Greg. Naz,
Plut. II, 670
Tvp.û>pi)(os.
opvîs,
a digging.
A.
4,
^pp.
624, 84.
Also,
adv.
opiryi;.
Diosc.
opovcris, ecos,
II, 80, 8.
fj,
(opova)
149 (151), p. 632.

(opcfiaviKos),
Ill, like
opjif).
Dion Chrys.
opipaviKoas
an orphan,
Philipp.
Clem. A.
I,
509 B.
Greg. Naz.
13.
160 B.
yiyvopm.
opofpavrjs, es,
{opos, fâivat) mountain-like, huge,
opcjjavoopai, apju, :=: 6p(j)av6s
Theoph. 670, 13.

6po(j)ri(f)dyos, ov,
(opoiôr, (payelv) roof-devouring.
op(f>avoTpo(j)e1ov,
ov, 6,
{6p(f)avoTp6(f)os)
Agatli. Epigr. 58, 5.

opo<jirJ'cji6pos,
hospital
roof-bearing,
Chron. 722, 19.
orphanTheoph. 376, 16.

superin-
ov,
((f)fp(o)
Agath.
Leo. Novell. 84.

opcjiavoTpotjjos, ov, 6,
Epigr. 66.
6p6(fiiov, ov, TO, little opo(f)os.
(op(j>av6s, Tp(f>a))
Pseudo-Germ. 421
Pseudo-*7bs.
tendent
of an orphan
3,
hospital.
Justinian.
7,
B.
opo-cjiotTOdi,
rjo-to,
=
5,
Cod.
opetâreto.
1,
42,
r'.
Novell.
1.
.Bus.
Alex. 425 D.
15.
Mai. 430, 13.
Curop. 11,
Mace.
14, p. 515.
op60(o/ia, aros, to, (6po(ji6ca) ceiling.
Callixen.
2,
opxÔTopaveco,
Tjtra,
{opx^ôTris) to be
11, 315.
mad
for
apud Athen.
Ezech. 41, 26.
6p6(f><ocns, etof,
rj,
39.
Sept.
Par.
3,
7.
dancers.
op)(r)iTTpia,
Lucian.
as,
f],
Diod. 2, 10, p. 124, 71. a roofing or ceiling. Epiph.
^
fj,
opx^toTpls.
Poll. 4, 95.
I,
Moer. 256.
Orig.
I,
Gregent. 601 A.
781 A.
oppiapia, as,
rj,
opxr)arTpo-pavLa, as,
madness for
the
opx^crpa,
the Latin
horrearia,
in
superintendent
Typic. 23.
opptdpios, ov,
6,
of stores
female nunnery.
996 A.
little
opxidcov, ov, TO,

4,
Hpxts.
Diosc. 3, 132 (142).
horrearius, superintendent
Eustrat. 2293 B.
188 (191). opxts. cms, d, ovarium, ovary.

yvvaiKmv.
Moschn.
11,
rav
of stores in a monastery.
Ptoch. p. 233.
oppiov or oppiov, ov, TO, the Latin

.
horreu
45.
3,
^=. (riToôKaiv, cnTo8o-)(ciov, atto6r)Krj, granary.
opxoTopia, rjira, (opxis, Tejxva) to castrate. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 8, 10. Of, 17, o, relative pronoun, who, what, which.
Sept.
Socr.
828
A.
Antec.
2,
1,
15.
Mace.
1, 1,
11 'A0'
r]s
x<i'pla-dTjpfv air'
Eustrat. 2293 B.
CAron. 582. 609.

30.
232, 3 seq.
Joann. Mosch. 2876 B. Heron Jun. 168, 29. 231, Hes. SitoôMai. 60, 8.
avrmv, eSpev fjpas

the time
Kam
when, since.
2.
TroXXa, sc. apas,
from
In the protasis of
Xuves
....
Theoph. 589, 8 apalov, write
opeov or rather oppeov.
Achm.
299.
Eudoc.
M.
oprapi,
286.
hortari =. napoppuv.
Plut. II, 275
F.
oprapiov, ov, tA,
aprapiov.
Tzetz.
ad Lycophr.
oprvyas
a conditional clause, or av is sometimes connected with the y/ure optative. Attal. 159, 3. Curop. 88. This is bad Greek. 1 7. Plat. Tim. 33 Cfli SeDenoting purpose. Diod. 14, 8, p. 645, 64 ôiTo, a7ro7r/xi|'ot. Ai &v iîXaxTi. 16, 11, p. 91, 76 Me5' Ziv Dion. H. I, 239, 1, ^Sli XPT KaToXvoTjTai.,
855. 1322.
6pTvyoTpo(})ea>, rjam, (6pTvyoTp6(f>os) :=:
Tpi<jio).
a-aivTo.
Jos.
Ant.
'Ef
7, 3,
2 OJ KaraiTKcvdo'eiav,
17, 9, 2 Ot StaXXd-
17, 4, 2
*0
SmKovrjcroiTo.
rjs
Anton.
1, 6.
ÔLVTO.
20, 2, 1
Xtji/coito.
Plut.
I,
721
opvyrj, see opvxv-
'E| &v dvaSeixdrjO-ocTO.
Dion C.
48, 36, 1
Digitized
by Microsoft
ocraKit
'E(^' ols KaToKKaytjo-oivTo. 'A(p'
11,
820
Alex. Lye. 413
OCTTt?
quantus, as
Sa-os,
I/,
ov,
much
as.
Dion. H.
as
\,
iv
TTopi(Ta<T6ai
:=: TropiaoivTO.
Epiph.
362, 12 "Oo-ovy pe elbivai, as
many
I know.
36
Ai'
rjs
crvcrTrjaeLC,
V,
in indirect inter-
90, 3 Avrai 8'
Vl
pivpiai to wX^flos oa-ai,
4.
PF/io,
icAai,
which,
innumerable.
Sera,
sc.
Plut. II, 552 C.
562
A ndvS'
Dion.-
Agath. 76, 4 Mfrecapa rjv awavTO KOI bfhovrijieva e(j> oils &v /cat )(<opri(rocev ap,5. In a few instances it is (^lyvaijiavvTa.
rogations.
eoTi.
7.
^"Oa-a
Ti],
annually.
H.
I,
64,
except.
Arr. Anab. 3, 17, 6. 'Oo-u /iij, Plut. I, 371 A AiavcTrave tov arpa-
used even in direct interrogations. Matt. 26, 50 'E(^' im ri. Epict. 4, 1, 95. Tiapei ; 120, ratlier doubtful. Junt. Coliort. 5, p. 253
Tov, o(7a fi^ TreptffTrav rots
7ro\epLovs.
dKpoô\nrpois
roiis
"Otrov
eiri
or Kara, so far
cttI ttj
as, as
... as aKrjdevovn 7rpo(rfX"S Method. 165 C. 'Oprjpa; :=: Siari ;

At'
Pjv
alriav
far as. tum in

22, 20,
Iren. 521
ipsis est.
.50
A'Oa-ov iff
tavTois, quan-
Sext. 19, 11,
Tjperepa
8i,a(j)opa,
ocraKis Se av,
quotiesc unique.
Just.
Tryph.
16,
far as our differing from them. cVl rfi eavTov (pviTfi, so far as its
concerned.
p.
512 A,
6a-a<i(r-ovv
iSvvrjdrfTe.
nature
is
Hippol. 816 B, Kara
ocrdKis ovv,
how
;
often soever, as
bvvapiv, in respect to power.
Trjv
Cyrill.
A. X,
as he
1-171/
often soever.
6<TaxS)s, adv.
Nicom. 104.
7ro<raxa>s
85
Anast. Sin. 52 C.
"OtTov yap to Kar

effect.
could
'E0'
avTov, so
far
Sext. 676, 16 "Ocrov toC
53 B.
oo-Sf
jSiott^to Tairrjs nepivoTJirm, just so
much.
as.
oSe, this.
dcr-Sij-n-oT-oii!',
Apophth. 168 B. quicumque. Diosc. Eupor.
0(701/,
in so
far forth, inasmuch
1,
25, 40.
Sext. 272, 32. 273, 12.
2.
as
Matt.
In the
20.
protasis,
fj,
with the future
optative
6<nopdpTvs or oaiopaprvp, vpos, 6, Tvs) martyred monk or nun.
(ocrws, pdp-
Men. P.
Svvrjdetrj.
Staph. Diac.
3. Adverbially,
309, 22 "Oa-a av SwijcroiTo,

oa-ov,
bad.
otra
as.
much
1108 B.
oo"io?,
Phot. IV, 1229 C.

ov,
a,
holy.
holy man, saint.
Sept. Ps. 29, 5.
Substantively, In Chris6
oirios,
Nicom,. 77. 96, ovbevai, soon.

d(ro(r-S>7-iroT-oCi/,
much
soever.
quantuscumque, how great or Agalhar. 131, 11. Athan. 11,

Theod. IH, 601
tian writers, a sainted monk, as Antonius,
1049 A.
oa-TTcp av,
Pachomius, Macarius. Joann. Mosch. 2920 Pallad. Laus. 1249 C A. Clim. 697 C.
fi
whoever, whosoever.
oa-la,
sainted nun.
'O iv
:=
(Sirmond.)
ov, to,
ToiJ Se âtriKeuis v770(T\opfvov
ocrlois, so. erui/a-
ScDiTciv oTTep
av aiT^trot irpoBvpas.
the Latin
piBpovpevos, essentially
868 B,
^Xa/StoKos.
2.
6 o(tios.
Chal.
oa-mnov,
Xflox.
hospitium,
The
superlative
poor-house.
Pallad. Laus. 1019
lod/je
irra-
oo-tmraTos as a title is given to bishops
and
Isid. 545 A. monks. Cyrill. A. X, 80 B. 345 C, ima-KOTTos. Theod. IV, 1285 D. Tim. Hier. 253 B. Eustrat. 2324 A, traTpiApxqs.
1612 C. Vit. Epiph. 69 A. Leont. Cypr. 1676 A, attached to a monasNicet. Byz. 769 B oo-tiltw. tery. Porjili.
Chal.
Adm.
seller.
177, 22.
ov,
6,
"Oaioi,
(av, oi, -^z.

f],
*AcrtSaIo(,
which
see.
ocTTTpLonatKris,
(otrnpiov,
(titul.).
6o-ior?)f, T]Tos,
Holiness, a title given to bishops
Nil.
333
Femin.
irmXem)
pulseoo-tt/ho-
and sometimes to fAe emperor. 1024 B, 17 0-17. 1077 A, jj vpercpa. 1192 C, 17 v/iSv yl<7ian. I, 532 B. II, 700 A. Ba.iil. IV, 385 A Tj ocrtoTT/rt (rou. ffre^. iVyss. Ill, 1036 B. 'ajrill. A. X, 80 B. Hierosol 1253 A, to monks. Gennad. 1617
or monl-s,
TTmXts, tSof.
Em.
11,
oa-irpimSrjs, es, like pulse.
Aquil. Lev.
2,
14.
I,
'Oacrrjvoi,
av,
oi,
Osseni, a sect.
Damasc.
688 B.
6a'(Ti<j)payos,
=
2,
ov,
6,
the Latin
Diosc.
2,
ossifragus
Erotian. 212.
(jiivts,
a bird.
TO,
58.
C.
oo'iovpyiia,
t/o'q),
otTTapiov,
Zo 6e 6o"oiipyoy, ?o
ov,
1,
little
oarovv.
act piously.
Diosc.
2.
169, seed of the
jiic'oTriXoi/.
Anton.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
525 D.
528
D
Cyrill.
otrioupydf, 6v,
(EPrO)
6v,
acting piously.
oo-TfoXoyf'o)
r](Ta>,
(o(7Teoi/, Xc'ya))
to
discourse on
A.
A.
Ill,
1224 B.
J],
bones.
Galen.
II,
365 D.
'Otripia/cof,
of
"Oa-ipis.
Athenag.
940
1,
6(TLpLas,
dBos,
17,
a species of plant.
Aet.
p. 19, 27. 'OiTipis, iSos, 6, Osiris.
Galen. II, 371 A, to Upov, Soran. 256, 6. otTTLapiov, ov, TO, ths Latin ostiarium, vestibule. Fsendo-Ensil. HI, 1312 C.
ooTcoi/, oVf.To, bone.
OS sacrum.
ooTidpios,
OV,
6,
s t
ar
A 'Ocri'piSos
Tupiter.
Bvpapos.
acTTTjp,
^=
Aior
dcrrrfp, the
planet
Const. (536), 1045 C.
Leont. Cypr. 1677 D.

S^wrf.
3.
Mc.
rj,
II,
692B. 804 A.
1741 A, of a
oaiaxris. fmj,
tion.
(6<n6co)
I,
a hallowing
9.
purifica-
monastery.
15.
Porph. Cer. 10,
Adm.
9, 14,
231,
Dion. H.
fjpos,
6,
228,
oaiarqp,
(ocrioca)
sanctifier.
Plut. II,
Sans-
rjns,
292 D.
fioTivos,
on, quisquis.
oiSf/iias.
Polyb.
6 Oi8'
Diod. 16, 4 'E0' otw
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oaTia-Srf-T'OTe
Kvpiovs dfUJioTeiJOvs ehai,
105, 2
'Acj)
821
^.
on
as,
fj,
e<f>'
Ex. Vat.
Jos. Ant.
. .
.
otjTpaKo-Kovla,
plaster
OTov,
=z
of crushed
tiles.
dcj)'
o5, since.
Geopon.
2,
27, 5.
15, 3, 2 HavTos oSnvos dîovaa ixaWov ^ 2. In the protasis, with the future Kara^rjv. optative. Quin. Can. 65 "Ocrns oiv toiovtov
6(rrpaKO(j)opia, as,
fj, ((pipw) a voting with potsherds, simply vote. Plut. I, 197 B. Poll. 8
19.
dorpa/ctiSijy, ey, tile-like, brick-like.
1, 35.
Ti
npdôi,
el iiiv KKrjpi<6s
e'ir),
.Ka6aipeia6a.
Sept. Judic.
3.
Basil.
Who,
Sel.
what, in indirect interrogations.
Diosc. 5, 84,
6,
485
C "O n
Se irpdôt ritos ovk
'Oa-Tpvs, V,
Ostrys.
eX"v<rav, :z= irpdêif.
ipBeyôiTO irpoi a.vTT}v
piv jcm rims drropau, zz= ^deyS'
489
"O
Mai. 371,
21. 23.
6(T<f)pddiov, ov, TO, (6iTCJ>paivopai)
nosegay.
111.
Jos.
7,
Hymn.
=
B A
âiro.
512
8pd(7-e.
4., Which
Aiairopovvros
f
n
?
L. olfaclorium, 1020 B. Porph. Cer.
Kal Spda-oi
536,
pobonXoKov.
Achmet. 204.
Diosc.
1,
interrogations.
what Jul. Frag. 276
in direct
oa<l>palvopai, to be smelted.
52.
2,
162
QeoroKov
;
vpeis dvff OTOV Tj)V itapdivov ehai (j)aT

TiVos eveKa; wherefore f
(163).
8,
[Aor. pass.
o](r(t)pdvdriv.
Sept. Gen.
21, et alibi.
Pseudo-Jus?. 1288
"O
Ti
oSv T&v Svo d\r)di(rrpov ;

I,
Cyrill.
A.
204
A
;
10, 3.
Aor. mid.
fj,
PhUon
II, 34, 39.
Epict.
1,
i!>a-(jip7](rdprjv.
Parth. 10.
Antyll.
ri
Sext. 255, 14.]

da-(j)pavTeov,
'Avff Stov
;
Sij
o^y
dvirjtri.
one must give

ov,
3,
to
smell.
pev
Toiis iv rj^rj Kal iv dKprj
Theod. IV, 512

;
apud
ing.
Orib. II, 428, 4.
'Avfl'
OTOu
TO. ^piiprj
âitriôpev
roii
Stud.
ocr<})pavnK6s,
380
B "O
Tov ^dpiv
mz
xdpiv
Ill,
Diosc.
otTTiaSri-TroTe,
quicumque.
Sext. 30, 16.
oa-cfipdopai
=
6.
f),
82 (92).
L. olfactorius, good for smellDelet. 17.

Greg. Naz.
smell, odor.
Ill,
oa-ippaivopju.
6ana-hr]-Tis, quicumque.
10.
Dion. H.
1349,
1083 A.
oa-^paa-ia, as,
f/,
6(Tn<T-ovv,
VI, 751, 12. quicumque.
a smelling
Epict.
Sept.
Sept.
Mace.
2, 5,
10
OiS
17,
Hos. 14,
oa-cftprjriKos,
1, 20, 8,
the act.
;
rjima-ovv,
72,
:=
oiScpias.
2 Ov&' fivTivovv,
Polyh.
1, 71, 6. 5,
6v,
==
6(Tcf>pavnK6s, smelling
of
ovSepiav.
1, p.
MijS' rjvTiv ovv.
Diod. 19,
4 318, 48 MrjS
11,
quick smell.
Plut. II, 898
to oa-cppavriKov,
the sense of smell.

6a(l>pT]T6s,
17,
Diog.
9, 80, kvvcs.
mmxiv.
Nicol.
D. 92
MtjS' anovv.
ov,
that
can be smelted.
Sext. 13,
ooTUT-TTOT-ovv, lohosoBver.
ooTo-drjieq,
i)j, fi,
Orig.
I,
1025 C.
26, et alibi.
Srrav
coffin.
ooTOKOjTor, ov, 6,
Inscr. 4056.
ore av, when, whenever.

Strab. 1, 1,
With
ovTto
the in12,
o(7TeoK(roy,
ostocopos,
VI, 102
dicative.
3,
T'Orav
cjlrjo-i.
disease
of the tendons.
Galen.
E.
otrTOKoiraSjjs, cs, (oittokoitos) shattering the bones.
27 "Orav SeiKwrai \jffv8os Xcydfifcdc n. Philon I, 109, 27. 120, 26. II, 112, 23 "Otq!/
ei's
evoLav rfKBev.
252, 33. 584, 49.
Jos. Ant.
KaTapyq(ri,
Pallad.
oo-ToXoyi'a,
Med. Febr.
as, ^,
117, 5, plyos.
12, 2, 3,
aTrooibaoTL.
Barn.
SiKKd^.
15,
(oa-ToXoyos) the collecting of

4, 38.
6v,
Kpivfl, dXKd^fi,
which may easily be changed

Kplvrj,
bones.
Diod.
into Karapyjjari,
Ignat. 656 A.
oo-TO-TrotijTucdi,
ri,
bone^making.
Galen. V,
Strab.
652 A,
KTai-
12 D.
6(TTo(jiayea, rjira,
2.
evripeiarai-
Just. Apol. 1, 52, KeKrjpv-
With
'
the imperfect or aorist
in-
((payelp) to eat bones.
dicative, in conditional clauses
16,4, 17.
oarotjjopos, ov, (<f>cpto)
toynary action.
denoting cusSept. Gen. 38, 9 "Orav ela-rjp-
bearing bones,
stone-fruit.
Achmet.
tile-maker.
X^'ô, e^;êej/,
:^= ore ela-epxotTO.
Ex.
9.
1 7, 1
151, p. 1.21,
mapa,
ov,
6,
"Orav
parjK,
oarpaKdpios,
{oarpaKov)
inrjpf Mcoiio-^f
Tas
;(eipas,
Kariaxvev 'la11, 9
0T iirdpeif.
T]
Ifum. 21,
Kal
Theoph. 680, 18.

oa-rpaKivos, ov, L. testaceus, earthen,
OTOV KaTf^ri
bpoaos,
KOTe/Satve
to pdvva.
eyevero
made of clay.
Strab.
18.
Polyb. 4, 32, 5 "Orav pev o^toi

TO 8eov.
Kaê,
Tjo-av,
Classical.
8,
Sept. Lev. 11, 33.

17,
1,
14, 5.
6,
23.
4,
pp. 195,
350,
17.
13,
7,
lOÔTac o^v
Trpoo-fjpeitre, rjvdy-
0T jrpo(rcpei(rfif.
Moer. 207 =:: KepapfoOs

do-TpaKiTTjf,
"Otov
Diosc.
ideojpfi, TrpoaeiriTTTev,
Marc.
3,
11
ote Sea pair).
ov, 6,
(165),
stone.
2.
\idos,
ostracites,
A
ij,
5, 164 a kind of species of snake. Epiph. I,
of oarpaKov.
oTav-Srj^TTOT-ovv,
L. quandocumque, whensoever.
Cyrill.
Aristeas 19.
oT
orav.
H. Procatech.
Simoc. 42,
1 9,
15, fiVe'X-
692 A.
oa-TpaKins, i8so,
BrjTe.
Garth.
9,
1319 E, \dâaiv.
Apophth.
pri
ostracitis,
5, 84.
a variety of
Agathon.
aoiTO.
OTe-Sri^KOTf
*oTi, that,
6e\7j.
dcmd-
KaSpela.
Diosc.
a>v,
oirrpaKoScppa,
to, Crustacea.
[Fseud- Athan.
TTore.
.Lyd. 221, 6.
IV, 789
TO ocrTpaKobippara
:^
ocrrpaKO-
oorpoKOfiSris,
oaTpaKobrjS.
Sophrns. 3537
B.
denoting the object (immediate or remote) of verbs signifying to say, think, know, believe, hear, see, show, and their aynonymes the verb following being in logical
;
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apposition with on.
also
Negatively on
ov, later
Ecbatic use of
&aTf.
Sept.
oti.
lO. That =^
on
^7).
1.
tative.
With
the aorist optative
=
A
Ex.
3,
;
11 Tis eiî eya,
on
;
nopfietrriv
future op4, 8, 1.
No/iifo'^/T<aJ'
aopai npos âpad)

6 SoOXds O'ov
8, 27.
Beg
4, 8,
13 Tiy
8'
Xen. Hell. 2, 3, 56. 3, Martyr. Poth. 1425 7, 4, 34. 2. Before oTt fjUTTOiijo-fif.
2, 23.
on
TTOirja-et
to p^jpa tovto
Toctovtov
Malt
Theod.
I.
1680
an-tVô^
interrogatives.
Tivi
TOV
TTia-Tevirat tco tcov oXatv oea,
on
tov Trpos
1
Epiph.
I,
389
'Epmrafiefos
X.
7rS>s
;
on
Xdym oi
I,
avTovs KUTa TavTov rjpavTO ivokepov.

OwTfi),
(f>Tja-iv,
704
TrcwXijptDTai,
K. T.
Pseudo-Mcorf.
A,
1,
etTTi peydKrj,
on
Ka\ Ta pvpia rav
2 EiTrare
Pacrikta
/ioi
on
iêTaa-ai
SvvafiaL iya> fjyejiav &v (So apparently Soph.
3. The subject Oed. T. 1401. Ant. 2.) of a dependent sentence beginning with on
IxBvav wepUeiTai yevrj. Joann. Mosch. 2884 A. 2896 B. Leant. Cypr. 1721 A. 11. why Siari; Barn. 748 B Wherefore
">
^-
On
Se TO epiov
is
ctti
to ^v\ov
tl.
perhaps the
clas-
may become
;
the object of the leading sen-
true reading
sical onfj tI
on
(Compare the
Reg.
Ill,
I,
in which case on may be said to tence be equivalent to the limiting accusative. Pseudo-iVieo(7. I, B, 1, 3 EiSov rois ''Efipaiovi
on
dXX'
3,
7',
St) ;)
1 pf).
Sept.
1, 2,
30.
1,
30,
17.
18, 18.
on
ifTTpcovvvov eV
ttj
oSw ra Ifxana
iarpaivvvov,
eidov
on
4. Sometimes on or tov on devvvras. Theod. HI, 893 A pends on a preposition.

TLepl piv ovv
oi
''E^paloi
avTOiV,
=:
on
prj,
except.
iTTpmv-
14.
V, 465,
1,
2.
Dion. H. Philon
1317,
2.
1704,
34, 39.
5.
352, 35.
Diosc.
I,
170.
Epict. Prooem.
Lucian.
13.
Sext. 363, 5.
t),
on
6 vlos tov Oeoij ovTe e^ ovk
OTTeia, as,
I,
tiVTCov yeyevrjrat.
Joann. Ant. 159
5. When it stands at TOV oTi aaeôvdiv. the beginning of a paragraph, I'o-î or Io-tsov
HepX
(Jmevopai) a foreboding. Dion. H. Ill, 1477, 8. 1592, 1. in Latin. OY, a diphthong, represented by
96, 11.
Laod. passim. often to be supplied. Cedr. I, 296. 6. It is Porph. Adm. 270. sometimes omitted. Epict. 4, 1, 73 Ti'f Se
is
<rot etTTe
Ti.vTov
;
to
TrepiTraTTjO'at
<tov
epyov itrnv aKa>-
[According to Herodian (BekJcer. 798) the name of every Greek letter (except E) beIf we gins with the sound of that letter. apply this rule to ov, the name of 0, we must admit that, in the diphthong OY, the
first
but toko told
you
that
walking
is
an
act
letter
was not without
its
influence.
of your own free will ? 7. Sometimes on with

Reg.
2,
its
verb forms the

Sept.
be that
let it
subject of certain impersonal verbs.

18,
22 "Earco
run.
yevoiro
on Spdpa,
I,
I run,
Tj
let
me
Plut.
23
F "Ori
piv ovv
KTitTLS rjpepa
pntcov opokoyeirat,
rrj
irpo evdeKa KokavScov
eyevero.
Sext. 496, 3
Tore 8' hv rjv at^rjdes eV avTojv to on yapovo-iv. Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 2, dpKei. PseudoNicod.
cause,
Sid
;
I,
B,
4, 5, 8oKi.
Causal use of
on.
It
Stdri.
8.
For
that,
be-
Sia ToiJTo.
St'
may
on
be preceded by
Classical.
pr)
thus,
1,
on or
Jos.
Apion.
23
îr/papTov
Tjpav î/3Xois iveTvôv.

son, therefore,
9.
raU Upals
rea21,
16, 35.
Galen (VI, 387 C) calls OY an element, that Sextus (625, 19. 626, 9) says that is, letter. OY represents a simple sound peculiar to itTerenself; that is, it is a monophthong. tianus Maurus (428 seq.), however, intimates that U is not absolutely the same as OY. The fact that verbs beginning with OY are never augmented seems to imply that, in the Attic dialect, this diphthong was essentially a monophthong. In order to denote the original sound of Y (like the Latin U), the Boeotians of tlie Alexandrian period wrote OY for Y, in which case this pseudo-diphthong is long or
short,
For which
II.
according as the
is
long or short
:^
fit'
o.
Ho7n.
thus, in oSXa, derouXi'a, Aiovovaios, HovBias,
411.
23, 484.
24, 240.
Od.
;
22, 36.
Sept.
11, 12.
Uovdias,
OY
is
long
in ovbap, Tov)(a, aovv,
Gen. 18, 13 Ti
Judic.
8,
oVi f'ye'Xao-e
Num.
a'oiyypa(f>os, (Tovyxîprjcrei, Kovves,
OY
is short.
Luc. 2, 49. Act. 5, 4 Ti on 'd6ov ; Joann. 2, 18 Ti a-qfiftov SeiKvveis rjplv on Tavra jroiels ; 11, 56
6
9,
28,
et alibi.
Nigid. apud Gell. 19, 14.

Eust.
Schol.
II,
Heraclid. apud
Victorin.
1,
1,
10. 36.
Marius
Schol.
2459.
779.
Priscian.
Dion.
Thr.
Ti SoKEi
vev
ffpiv
on
ov
pfj eXdr]
14, 22 Ti ytyo-
on
rjplv
I,
Lucian
peXKeis epxpavi^civ (TeavTov 236 'ETriXf'Xi/o-at yap kol <rv, &

rfj
;
Hesychius attributes to the Laconians a number of words
Heph.
16, 3, p. 110.
Hpa/cXeff, cV
Olttj
Kara^Xeyeis, otl
pot, ovei-
Siff If TO TTvp
that
you reproach me with fire ?

ri ort
of this description thus, Kapova, povKqpo(Athen. 2, 40, p. 53 B poviojpos apvyboKov). In Latin words, OY represents
;
I3as
[Expressions like
fOTi
Si'
are equivalent to
n
8'
(long or short), or the consonant

yovoTos, oixKapioc]
oi, not.
K. T.
V;
as av-
o or Tt yeyove
Si' o.
Compare
To Boypa.
Epict.
3, 9, 3
Ti yap etrn
Si*
o eTredvprja-as Trpoo'TdTTjs
;
XfLpoTovrjdfjvai
*o-Ti Si'
Kvma-lcov
Ti
X. not only so.
Cleomed. 70, 27 Kai oi pnvov ye, aK\a, 8. In prohibitions
vvv dvepxn fls Pa>pr)v ;]
p;, not.
Sept.
Ex.
20, 21
Ovk. iKbi.Kq6rfr(o,
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Ovrji'oi
I,
liTj
fiTj
ii^bucriBfi.
20, 5
Ov
irpoa-Kvvrja-fis,
45, 14, Tov nda-as aTroôKelv.
irpo(rKvvfj<T^s.
C.
D,
dTToKea-Sai.
Written
Plut. II, 809

also
ovBeis.
via,
interj.
vah!
of astonishment or derision.
Epict.
3,
Stud. 1021
ovSevfia, as,
5, 2.
17,
ov6evfls
oiScKes, nobodies.
Strab. 6,
2,
Marc.
15, 29.
22, 34.
Dion C.
Strab.
::= oiScKia.
I,
2.
14,
63, 20, 5.
Apophth. 372 B.
ovaSov, ov, TO,

4, 6, 1.
Vadu
Philon
172, 32. II, 123, 40.
Iambi.
revayos-
oval, interj.
vae! -woe!
Sept. Reg. 3, 13, 30
Olal, aSfXÊ.'
Prov. 23, 29.

Jer.
Ecel. 4, 10,
Esai.
ijÎv
.'
Myst. 144, 13. Chrys. X, 34 D. 72 D. Written also oideveia. Philon I, 477, 20. Plut. n, 112 C. Theod. Her. 1337 J). Athan. 1, 189 A. II, 177 B Karri ye Tfjv ip^v
oiOevfiav, in
avrm!
1,
Amos
cBvos
12,
5, 18, oi fnidvfiovvTes !
!
my
humble opinion.
ripmv.
4,
dfiapToAov
6,
4,
oiSevia, as,
sical.
t),
nothingness, worlhlessness.
fj
Apoc. 12,
Epict.
3,
T^v "y^v KOI
Trjv
BdKa<r(Tav
Nil. 552 A,
Written
Clasalso
19, 1
TTlv
Oval poi
Fseudo-CyriU. A.
!
X, 1081 D,
OvaKcvnviavoi,
TOTc fieTane\fiav
S>v, oi,
Valentiniani, Valentinians,
Just.
the followers of Valentinus.

35.
Tryph.
Eus. VI, 40 C. ovbevon ovhev on, nothing whatever. Agalh. II, 2. 44, 1. 68, 16 (322," 2 Vmnaiav &k Sa-rts oiSfis, no one^.
ovOevia.
Plut. II, 110 A.
Heges. 1324 A.
6,
ovSerepos,
a, ov,
neuter,
in
grammar.
Dion. Dion.
(178).
Philet.
Ovakevrlvos, also BaXcvrtuos, ov,
Valentinus,
Thr. 632, 14. 632, 14. 634, 18,
yeW.
A. 1122 C.( Clem. A. I, 941 B. 1057 B, et alibi. Hippol 836 D. Haer. 258, 34, et alibi. Orig. I, 848 Alex. A. 565 B. A. 1277 B. Jul. 424 C
a Gnostic.
Oi diro ToC OioKevrivov, the followers of Valentinus. Theocl. IV, 353 B. Metonymically,
ol OvakcVTivoi,
Iren. 441 A. B. 560
H. V, 41, 11, Svoim. Têsbon. 166 ApoUon. D. Pron. 266 A. Herodn.

392.
verb.
Diog.
7,
64, prjua or KaTrjyoprjpa, neuter

Aristot.
(Compare
3, 5, 5.
Elench.
Rhet.
Poet. 21, 21.)
Written
14,
2.
also
ovderepos-
OvaXevnvuivoi.
Eus.
II,
Clem. A.
ovSerepais,
2.
II,
Philon I, 182, 46. 321 B.
Sext. 48, 22.
jovdKrjpe,
1140 B. EpipJi.'i.,'lUC. the Latin v a 1 e r e =rz

also BdXijf, cjTof,
5yne.s.
vytalveiv.
ôs.
65, 22.
OvoKrjs,
6,
adv. in the neuter gender. Epict. 3, Apollon. D. Synt. 199,- 20. Galen. VI, 354 B. Sext. 633, 23. Written also
3,
Valens.
Adam.
ov6eTpais.
1816 C.
Valens.
OvavSaKiKos,
1413 C.
I,
ov8-6\(os
OvaXjjo-ioi, ow, Oi, Valentians,
BpjpA.
r),
849 A.
the followers of 1212 A.
47.
ovS-oTTodfv
ever.
= =
Gell. 11, 5.
all.
ouS' oXct)?, noi at
Just.
Tryph.
0V&' oTToBev,
from no part whatno manner

9.
ov,
Vandalicus, of the Vandals.
Euthal. Til C.
Strab. 5,
Dion C.
rfi/i,
55, 1, 3.
(uv,
o'l,
ovB-oTTwo'-ovv z:= ou6* OTTO)? ovv, in
Ovav&dkoi, also OuavSiXoi,
Vandali or Fan77, 20, 3.
whatever.
ovB-oo'Tia-ovv
Vandals.
461, 20.
Dion C.
72, 2, 4.
1, 2, p.
332,
0118'
Sans
oiv,
no one soever,
0?2/m;j.
Soz. 1620 C.
nothing whatever.
ovS-oirorepos,
ci,
Jos. Apion. 1, 10.
Ovdppau, also Bdppmv, avos, 6, Varro. Dion. H. Plut. II, 263 F. App. II, 186, II, 793, 14. Clem. A. I, 136 A. 1. 592, 48. 'Ovarii, ecos, 6, the Latin v a t i s =^ pAvris.
Strab. 4, 4, 4.
ov,
^=
ov8 ojroTepos, 3:3 ovdere-
pos, neither.
oilScov.
avos,
6,
apud Epiph. II, 536 B. the Latin u d o, a kind ot shoe.

Aet.
TO,
little
Poll. 10, 50.

ovdtovdptov, ov,
ovbcov.
Charis. 552,
ouaO, the
'OvyKia,
Hebrew
r),
letter
1.
i^ws. Ill, 788 C.
33.
as,
1,
the
et
Latin
alibi.
Diosc.
53,
uncia ounce. Macar. 833 A.

,
ovevenos,
a, ov,
^=
/StvETos.
Dion
C. 61, 6, 3.
77, 10, 2, a-ToXr).
Epiph.
m,
2.
ovyKta(Tp,6s, ov, 6,
2, 15, 2.
285 A. Pallad. Laus. 1011 B. measurement by ounces. Anlec.

1.
ovepvdK\os, ov,
olKoyevfjs.
6, the Latin Anton. 1, 16.
vernaculus
vertragus,
Heron
oveprpayos, ov,
o,
(Keltic)
grey-
Jun. 195,
ovSaiuvSs,
hound.
Vesbius.
20,
7,
Arr. Venat.
Strab.
3, 6.
Tryph. rj, ov, (ov8ap4s) worthless. Nectar. Jos. Ant. 17, 2, 4. Trop. 282. 1824 C. CArys. I, 41 C. IX, 614 E ovSaovSep.ta, ovSev.
Oveo-ov^wv, also Becr^wv,
ov, to,
Vesuvius, also
Jos. Ant.
1, 2, 18.
5, 4, 8.
2 Tjjr eKirvpcoatv tov Bea^lov Spovs, Plut. II, 566 E.
lUvecTcposDuSfi's,
eruption.
App.
II,
165,
Sept. Sap.
1,
8 OvSfis
88.
oveToviKr). see ^fToviKrj.
lUj XaBrj.
Anton.
oiSev
Plut.
4,
4 OvStK yap
tn
toC prjheac-
v&t p)(Tai,
Tot.
nap'
of.
manep
I,
iirjS'
els to ovk ov direpxe-
ovTovs, the Latin
vetus
7ra\ai6s.
Plut.
I,
troifiirdai,
make no
Hap' ovhkv eTroirjdid not hesitate. Polyb. nap' ov8ev iKdeiv, wellnigh, almost.
count
338
(TUTo yeveo-Sai 8i.d(jiopos,
memoriam. Epiph. II, 29 A. OvcTpavos, ov, 6, Veteranus. Plut. I, 103 F. Ovrfioi, also B^Vot, aiv, ol, Veil. 129 E.
69
OvcTcpfp. pepopiap., veterem
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ovrjîXKaTiyCov
ovrjîWaTtaiv, also ^rjîWaTicoi', (ovos,
r/,
824
the Latj
ovpavo'i
Also, the rear officer of a trvvrayiia.
Tact.
9, 4.
r],
Ael.
in
vexillatio, a body of cavalry.
Inscr.
ovrj-
4483 raU ovrjîXXanoicnv, incorrect for Ceilr. I, 298. ^CWarwa-iv. Lyd. 157.
ovdeveia, ovdeveii, ovBevia,
ovpaia, as,
(oipaios)
:=
oipd.
Babr. 110, 3
d\ei(j)aiv,
KcpKov
oipairis.
see ovbfveia,
ouSei'f,
Ovpd\oi(f)i.os, ov, 6,
Achmei. 152.
6 Tr)v ovpav
an
ref-
ovhma.
oidevoTTis,
(titul.).
rjTos,
rj,
epithet of Constantine
oiScVfia.
Copronymus with
Idd. 249
erence to KapaXXivos.
ovpavia,
mi/,
Jejun. 1896
C Tg
ovdcmrrjTi
fiov-
ra, (ovpdvios)
Stud. 1316 C.
ovpavoi, the heav-
Vit. Nil.
Jun. 28 A.
ens, heaven.
Apocr.. Act. Andr. 11.

Plut.
I,.
ov6fTfpos, oiderepcos, see
oiSmpos, ovSerepas-
oipavi<TKos, ov, 6, canopy, baldachin.
Vica Pota, the goddess of Plut. II, 102 D. victory. oviKcipios, also îKaptos, ov, 6, the Latin vie arius. us. II, 892 B, rav cVa/)x<>'- Athan.
Ovi<a noVa,
as, ^,
I,
687 A.
2.
Palate, the roof of the mouth.

2.
Diosc. Delet.
ovpavo^dp.a>v, ov,
Charis. 554,
following.
3.
Euchait. 1196
B.
ovpavoj3dTT]s, ov, 6,
701 C.
5asi/. IV,
533 C. 845 C.
277 B.
i
885 B.
7,
{ovpavos, âlva) walking in
Chrys. Ill, 598
Oi dirb îKaplaiv, ex-vicarii.

Socr.
12.
heaven.
Philostrg. 569 A, written -^danjs.

ov,
Eitnap. 96,
ovLKos, ov,
Ka>p.r,.
7.
iViV.
ovpavo-yvo}p.ti}v,
knowing about
the heavens.

6,
Lucian
c
II, 756.
rja-a,
the Latin v
I,
:^
vepioiKls
ovpavodpofiea,
:=
ovpavodpofios
elfii.
Cosm.
Chrnn.
Plut.
opos,
517 E.
Victor.
Ind. 260
B ovpavoSpap.elv, incorrectly.
1000 C.
OviKTtop,
47.
6,
Hippol. Haer. 454,
275, 11.
ovpavo-Spopios, ov, traversing heaven.
Eust. Ant.
m'iKiov, ov, TO,

ovivS'iKTa,
quid

fj,
3.
653 A.
heaven.
Isid.
also jBtvSlKTa, as,

T]
the Latin
vin1,
ovpavoSvvap.os, ov,
Tim. Hier. 240 A. (^Sivafus) whose power reaches
dicta z=
5, 4.
eVt apôvros yvop.vr) iXevdepla,
manumission.
oviprovs, ovTis,
Plut.
I,
100 E.
Antec.
ovpavo-KK1p.a^, axos,
Philon
T],
I,
Tseud-Afric. 108 B. the ladder of heaven. ij, 620, 12. 659, 21, seen by Jacob.
the Latin
virtus
;=: apcTj].
ovpavofjieTprjs, ov, 6, (p.eTpea))
measurer of heaven.
imitating heaven.
Plut. 11,
318 D.
01), 6,
ouiVouXos,
vitulus
Epiph.
bafioKis-
11,
376 A.
ov,
Dion.
ovpavop.ip.r)ros,
(jufieopjii)
H.
I,
90, 4.
o),
Clim. 688 D.
oiXa/ior,
6,
28, 3.
10, 3, 4.
6,
squadron of cavalry. PZw(. i, 54 B.
Polyb.
6,
ovpavoTrfTrjs,
fs.
(Trinrm) fallen
from
heaven..

I,
Eust. Ant. 653 D.

following.
Orig.
OvXi^s,
C.
Ulixes
^=
'OSva-a-evs.
Plut.
309
Eus.
II,
1120 C.
ftos,
rj,
ovpavaKoir)(ns,
(OV,
I,.
ovXoKepas,
Strab.
(oSXor, nepas) with twisted horns.
504 C.
ovpavairoua, as,
(iroiea) creation
2, 2, 3.
of heaven^
essentially-
ovkoTpi\ai
p. 189, 7.
^=
ovXodpi^
elfit.
Strab. 15, 1, 13,
Diog.
3, 77.
ovpavo-iroKeoi
=
4.
f),
ovpavohpojiia
OiXîXay,
a, 6, Ulphilas,
a Gothic bishop.
Socr.
Chron. 275,
349 C. Theod.
ouXtariKos,
Ill,
553 A. Philostrg. 468 B Ovp(f)iKas. 1196 D. TAeorf. iector 228 B. r], ov, =:=. Bvvdfievos ovXovv. Sophrns.
ov/javd-TToXir, eo)j.
celestial city.
540 C.
iroXis.
Eus. IV, 284 A. Method. 96 A.
Also,
Clem. A.
I,
ovpavoi-
3365 C. oi fir], with the present subjunctive. Sept. Josu. Keg. 3, 13, 16, SiJ24, 19, Sivrjo-Of. 7, 12.
viofiat.
ovpavoTToKiTrfs, ov, 6,
of heaven. 1170 D.
Philipp.
:= ovpavov Did. A. 877 T).

1000 C.
Clem. A.
I,
TroX/n/ff,
citizen
Pallad. Laxis.
Isid.
(Compare Paid.
205 A.
304 B.)
to traverse heaven.
3, 20.
oiveScov, wvos, 6,
unedo.
the
Galen. VI, 357 A.
olpavoiropeto (ovpavonopos),
Ovvvoi, mv,
ol,
Hunni,
Huns.
1,
Dion. P. 730.
173.

ovpavonopia, as,
fj,
Philostrg. 581 A.
ovov, ov, TO, z=. Sou.
Socr. 553 B.
(ovpavonopos) a traversing of
traversing
Diosc.
Galen.
II,
heaven.
Pseudo-Dion. 697 B.
ov,
98 A.
ovpayiay,
VI, 352 A.
i)(T<o,
ovpavo-nopas,
to
heaven.
Method.
(ovpayos)
he in the rear of an
Sir. 35, 11, to loiter,
157 B.
Taras. 1460 B.
6,
army.
straggle.
Sept. Josu. 6, 8.
ovpavowrtjs, ov,
(opao))
one that sees heaven.

Sept. Prov. 8, 28 'H
Polyb. 4, 11, 6. App. I, 158, 88. ovpayia, as, r), the rear of an army. Sept. Deut.
25, 18.
71. 80.
Caesarius 1073.
ovpavos, oi,
6,
heaven,
Polyb.
1, I,
19, 14, et alibi.
Diod. 15,
im' ovpavov, the earth.
Philon
I,
27, 31.
Philon
6,
360, 51.
sol-
Oi cnra ovpavoi, the seven heavens.

Cor.
2,
Paul.
ovpay6s, ov,
diers.
the
rear-man in a \6)(os of
5, 5.
12,
2, Tpiros.
Patriarch.
1063 B.
Ael. Tact.
Leo. Tact. 4,
19.
Doctr. Orient. 684 A, Tcrapros.
Iren. 498 B,
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ovpavoaKOTTO'i
Orig.
cally,
I,
825
cause of B.
all
1321 B.
11.
6,
1328 A.
2.
^=
2,
6e6s, 6 KaroiKmv iv
7,
MetonymiT^ ovpava. Sept.
existence.
Pseudo-Dion.
816
Mace.
oia-tov, ov, TO,
a kind of cloth.
Achmet. 220.
Cass. 159, 16.
ovpavotTKonos, ov,
((Tkow eo))
uranoscopus,
oioioTToios, ov,
=.
ovaiav iToiav.
a species offish.
Xenocr. 19.
manifesting himself
Prod. Farm. 628 (34).

A.
oio-toTijr, TjTos,
fj,
Pseudo-Dion. 208
oipavovTroKis, see oipavairoKis.

oipavotâvijf,
is,
(cj>mvia)
the nature
of
ovcrla.
Hermes
5.
from heaven.
Athan.
11,
1116 A.
oipavoâvrap, opos, 6, revealer of celestial things, Vit. Basil. an epithet of Basil of Caesarea.
Poem. 100, 2. Iambi. Myst. ova-ioa, (DO'Ci), to endow with ovala,

Tr.
existence.
7, p.
262,
to
call into
168 D.
Nic.
CP. 1064
6,
C.
avpmioô'iTqs, ov,
{(poiratt))
ovpavoârr]!.

mpav6cj)oiTos, ov,
1532 A. Eus.
to
walking in heaven.
carrying
Ill,
305
(quoted),
ov,
^<f>ep(o)
Philon 1, S32, 31. /u.s/. Cohort. 256 A. Hippol. 837 D. Orig. IV, 65 B. Eus. II, 76 A. Atlian. I, 84 A. Greg. Naz III, 1073 A. Did. A. 300 B. Nemes. 540 B 'Ev nvi ova-LaiTaL ; what is its nature f Cosm. 460 A. B TovtovM ex napBivov Betas
&yvr)s
t^pavotbopos,
heaven.
okov ovaiovrai, took upon himself, ashis nature.
BasU. IV, 357 B, Mp.a^. d6pav6(j)p(ov, ov, (<f)prjv) heavenly-minded. Aster.
sumed
16.
ova-imSrjs, es,
413 C.
oipaxos, ov,
6,
(EIAQ) essential. Hermes Tr. Poem. 7,

11.
Philon
15.
I,
209,
II,
8.
Plut.
the point
of a
gimlet.
Apollod.
Arch. 18.
ovpâvos,
Kos.
rj,
1085 C. Anton. 8, Scrap. Aeg. 904 C.

ouo-ttoSmr,
Iambi. Myst. 12,
ov,
the Latin u r b a n u
irpalrap.
s zizz TroAtrt-
adv.
^mt7l
reality
of
existence.
9,
I,
Inscr. 4029, oTparrfyoi, praetor urhanus.

1, 2, 7,
Antec.
13.
ovpeto,
Lyd.
10, 15.
151,
Clementin. 19, 4, irpo^XrjBels. 19, Orig. Hippol. 600 A. ^XriTat.

Cyrill.
irpoî-
516 B.
A.X,25
fj,
D.
Tjcra),
L. mingo.
Sept.
povvra irpos Tfixps, male.
Reg. 1, 25, 22 OvAchmel. 47, alp.a.
oipriôkos, ov, (pvpa, /SdXXco) biting his
own
tail.
Dubious.
Lyd. 28,
9, hpaKotv.
ovprjtoôs, see ovpo8o)(oS'

oipjjpos,
a,
6v,(odpov) urinary.
ov, diuretic.
Schol. Arist.
Ran. 542.
ovprfTLKOi,
f],
name of the oi/tojs Pseudo-Dion. 816 B. oia-taais, (los, fj, (ovaiota) a calling into existEus. II, 56 A. IV, ence. Alex. A. 553 B. Did. 252 C. Basil. I, 340 A. IV, 264 C. A. 300 B. Chrys. X, 36 D. Prod. Parm. ovfrimrepos, a, ov, more essential.
ovcrimwiila, as,
ov.
(ivopa) the
Classical.
apud Galen. VI, 301 C.

1,6, p. 17.
ovprjTpis,
iSos,
T),
Diodes Xenocr. 41. Diosc.
619 (19).
ouo-oi, ou, 6,
usu
:=; xPV"''''-
Antec.
Antec.
2, 5.
ova-ovdpios, ou, o,
usuarius.
2, 5, 1.
o,
(ovprpTip)
=^
dfils.
Schol.
ov(rov(ppovKTdpios or ovtrov^povKTovaptos, ov,
Arist.
Ran. 542.
6,
usufructuarius.
an archangel.
I,
Antec.
2,
1,
9,
et
Enoch. 187. IV, 169 A. ovpiobpop.iai, rja'a, (ovpios, Bpofios) to sail with a Diod. 3, 34. Philon II, 571, 53. fair wind.
OipaiK,
Uriel,
Sibyll. 2, 215.
alibi.
Orig.
81 C.
ova-ov(j>povKTos, ov, 6,
ususfructus,
7, 4.
usufruct.
2, 4,
Justinian. Novell.
et alibi.
oiTfjTctpa,
fj,
Antec.
2, 1, 9.
Artem. 247.
oipoS6;(ri,
I,
rjs,
Sext. 487, 21.
(ovTdm) she that wounds. Antip. S.

Utica.
^,
(oupoSo;(OE)
^=
dfils.
Clem. A.
105.
437 C.
(ovpov,
Sexop'Oi)
OvrUr;,
rjs,
f],
Dion C.
41, 41, 4.
Frag.
ovpoS6)(os, ov,
holding urine.
57, 68.
Ovnicfjaios, a, ov, Uticensis,
Galen. II, 239 C, kvo-tis, the urinary bladder.

Alex. Aphr.
86xos.
ovpoeiSfis, es, (pvpd,
of Utica.
Dion C:
Probl.
13,
9.
36,
29
ovprj-
43, 11,
6.
oilns, oUti,
no one.
Sext. 602, 14. 20
oiVm,
EIAQ)
tail-like.
Agathem.
Ta>V OVTLvSiV.
290.
ovpov, ov, TO, urine.
oSpov Tc\os, the

sian,
our, ayros, to, eye
ovcrla, as,
fj,
To toO urine tax levied by Vespa66, 14, 5
Dion C.
sophism. *odns, iSos, 6, nobody, the name of a Chrysipp. apud Diog. 7, 198 Hepi toO ovtiSos, Diog. 7, 44. 82. sc. Xoyou. Galen. VI, 387 C. o>TLS. ovTis, I'Sos, fj,
oilns ovna-oiv Ill, 172 A.
of a needle.
Paul. Aeg. 126.
(ov SvTos) entity, essence.
Kar
oSv,
none
tvhatever.
Eus.
1, 8,
ovmav, by nature. Iambi. Math. 205. Myst. 90,17. ^(Aan. I, 433 A. SnsiZ I, 500 B.
ovaiaKos,
rj,
Scpt. ovTos, avTT,, ToiTO, tUs. OvToi Kal ovToi, either party.
ovTotrl, avrqt, jovtI, this here.
Macc.
30
ov,
(ovcria)
relating
to
property.
{Hem. Mandat.
Inscr. 4957, 11, /ito-âxretr.
4
the source or
ouTo),
1.
Porph. Them. 35 toutoi

so,
touti.]
ovo\i.a^6-
olaiapxia, as,
ij,
(ova-la,
apxat)
adv. thus,
before Xfyd/icvor,
104
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oêiKea-iov
êvof or KoKovfievos.
Strab.
ovtcd
1, 2,
826
28.
9, 1,
o(f)iofi,a'X,o9
*6(f>da\p.i^(o,
ia-a,
ivo^BoKfiLâ,
to
bud.
22 nora/xof
aivov, as
Arjiios
KoKovfievos.
Jos.
Theophrast.
C.
CP.
2, 14, 5.
Ant. 12, 11, 2 Mxpi-9 'Afa Spovs ovtw koKovfar as Aza, a mountain so called.
532,
sive,
to
ovTO) prjTopos-
Hermog. Rhet. 389, 2 ToO koi ovofuxa-devros Ael. N. A. 11, 1. Jlus. II, Plut. I, 135 B To SeKaxaKKOv ovTa 1509 C.
Schol. Arist. Eq. Geopon. 10, 69, 1. 2. In the pasfurnish imth eyes. Plut. II, 633 to have the ophthalmia.

11.
Anast. Sin. 1076
D.
6cj>daXpiK6s,
eyes.
r),
ov, (6<f>6aKii6s)
2,
7. 1,
pertaining
to the
1,
KaXeiTai drjvdptov.
^(f)eiKea-wv,
ov, ro,
Diosc.
105, jraBos.
^=
following.
Cosm. Ind.
Prooem.
/ijjX?;.
p. 9, (fidppaxov.
Galen.
II,
97
B
1.
476 B.
3(^Xi7, ^f,
;,,
VI, 22 C, tarpos,
Antyll.
ophthalmicus,
1.
(6(jiilX<o) debt.
Matt. 18, 32.
oifKLXa,
-eiXrja-ai, to
Otoe: to be
bound to do anyPorpli.
To
oculist.
apud
Orib. II, 436,
438,
u^BaXixiKov, treatise on the eye.
Moschn.
266
thing.
death.
Sept. Tobit 6, 13, ddvarov, to deserve
Sap. 12, 20 -o-dai nvi.
Adm.
it
Prooem. o^ddXpMs,
ov,
of
the eye.
Galen.
II,
D ra
269,
22
'0<jiiKova-L
iva
Sfa-fieicovrai,
tied.
is
6(j)6dXpia,
the region of the eyes.

fj,
necessary that they should be
6<p3aXpo-8ovXiay as,
eye-service,
6, 6.
under the
Col. 3, 22.
3,
2.
to
As an
auxiliary verb, shall, must, ought,
master's eye.
6(f>6aXp,o-(i,8r)s,
is,
Paul. Eph.
like
intend, expect, to be about to
do anything,
Diod.
II,
an
eye.
Diosc.
146
F. devoir faire quelque chose.
616,
p56).
6(f)6a\poi8S>s, adv. in the form
53
Totff
oipelXovtrLv
avabeêaOat rov ddvarov,

Patriarch. 1136 B,
of an
eye.
Diosc.
Tovs dvabeôpevovs.
4, 58.
Pallad. Laus. 1186 B, to intend. Soz. Apophth. 977 A, emTpoTreveiv, fieXXco. Anton. 31, aTreXdeiv. Leant. I, 1232 B, fta(Ivai.
6<f)6aXpmrXavia, as,
eyes.
r/,
(TrXavoj) deception of the
Ml. 505 B.
6,

11,
the
Selv tLs ck tS>v 8uo 6(f>eiXeL eivai imaKViros,
o^BaXjxos, ov,
Tfjs
eye.
KapSias.
Hermes Tr. Poem. 40, Chrys. X, 107 C, 7rovr)p6s,
7va
C.
iiddrj,
p,adri(T6fievos.
Joann. Mosch. 2893

Sophrns. 3677, Kara7roXfjtzô-at,
evil eye.
ocjiSaXfjLo-aotpos, ov, skilled in the eyes.
II,
êOrjvat.
a-oiv,
2897 A, aTTcXdeiv. Chron. 615,

intending
to fight.
Lucian.
the eye,
:r= iroX^pj]-
327 ^r:
ocjidaXfitKos larpos.
is,
615, 17 'Orf)etXa>v ai-
6(^6dKpo(âvrjs,
{âlvoi)
visible
2, 1,
to
Toi/s Trpobovvai,
^z: irpobcsia-av.
Mai. 415,
to be
2.
manifest, obvious.
Strab.
18, nvi.
446,
8, np.ridijvat,
being about
Porpli.
honored.
6tj)6aXixoâv5is, adv. visibly, etc.
Cleomed. 92,
Theoph. 3.
653,
1.
Cer. 525, 20 Tov
27.
Philon
II,
I,
614, 36.
Sext. 399, 22.

sect.
6(l>iK6fivov i7po^\r)6rjvai.
'0<j>iavoi, cov, oi, (ocîs)
Ophiani, a Gnostic
The second
utinam
.'
aorist it^^Kov, indeclinable,

that
!
=^
Ex.
e'lSe,
would
that
Sept.
kv-
6, 3 "OcjicXov direddvop.v irXTjyevTes vtto !
would to God we had died by the hand of the Lord! Reg. 4, 5, 3. Job 14, 13 Ei yap o<ê30, 24 Ei yap o(j)e"Kov iv ahr) fie effivXaâs f
ptov
553 B. Orig. I, 936 C. 1328 A. 1336 A. B. 1340 A. 1477 A. Theod. IV, 364 G 27)5tai/oi. Called also '0^1Iren. 1237 A (697 B). rai, &v. Hippol. Haer. 438, 11. Orig. m, 1643 D. Hieron. YTi, 356 C. Theod. IV, 364 C. See also
Clem. A.
Xov
8vvaip.t]v '
superfluous.
'
Ps. 118,
that
5,
Karfv-
âxi(T(Tr]V0i
6vvdcirj(Tav ai 68oi ixov
my ways
2, 11, 1,
were
dveito
5, 1,
otîatTis, ems,
r],
directed!
](e(r6e
Paul. Cor.
1, 4, 8.
Galen.
II,
a cutaneous disease of the head. 267 E, et alibi.

aros,
to,
pov fimpov
Ti Tr)s d(j)poa{ivris !
little
woidd
Gal.
oî-yivvrjpa,
offspring of a serpent.
God
19,
ye could bear a
my folly !
3, 15.
1. 2,
Anast. Sin. 1073 A.

oîeiKeXoj, ov,
I,
12, Ka\ 17.
dnoKoôvrai.
2,
Apoc.
2,
Epict.
22,
o0et eixeXoc,
6ff)U)ibris.
Epiph.
.18,
15.
21,
12.
833 A.
snake-eating.
Plut.
554 "0(J3eXov Ka\ vHv aKoXovBrjo-at Athen. 4, 44, bif^Bdprjs. Greg. Naz. I, 1248 C 'Qs o<i,eX6v ye prjde ^v wpoeBpia ! Socr. 533 A "0<^cXov (ri iavrov pfj Euagr. 2549 B 'Hi/ o(\)eX6v ye e'vrjXXaTTes !
Lucian.
Ill,
bvvr](Tri !
6<l>iol36pos. ov, (iSt^pmo-KQ))

.
solecism
II,
406
(quoted).
ov,
{yvd>ij.rj)
6(j)ioyvd>pu>v,
serpeHt-minded
viily.
.Toann. Hier. 456 B.

d(j)i6&riKTos, ov, (fiaCTo)) bitten
qv
prj
yeveadai
Basil. Ill,
525 A^QtêiXev
Sir. 12, 13. dîo-eiSijs,

e's,
Diosc.
5,
by a snake. 161 (162).

Diosc.
2,
Sept.
pefievTjKevai !
snake-like.
196.
d(j}o8a[pcov
oKos, 6,
{o(j}is,
Saifiav) the serpent-
ocj)ioite(f)aXos, ov,
I,
(KeâXij) snake-headed. Athan.
demon, that deceived Eve.

.Th. 1157 B.
o<l)07r\6KapMs, ov,
tresses.
Pseudo-Gre^.
with snaky
20 B.
Cornut. 34.
a,
i<j)daXfi.uiios,
ov,
= =
dcfiiopAxris, ov, 6, (pAxoiiai)
ocjyioTrXoKafios,
Sept.
Lev. 11, 22.

6,
a species of Philon I, 39, 35.

II,
locust.
d(j)wpdxos, ov,
ocfidaXjUKSs.
fighting with snakes

1,
pre-
Sophrns.
ceding.
Scit.
Philon
86, 5.
355,
2.
Euagr.
3661 A.
1228 D.
Digitized
by Microsoft
o<f>tofiop(j)o<;
827
2,
hr)p,6a-u>v,
o)(ûpct}fj,a
.iij)i6nop(l>os, ov,
{fiop^rf) having the form of a Epiph. I, 648 A. Theod. IV, 365 B. Sophms. 3244 A. snakefooted, whose legs are ,o(/Mo-7roui, ovv, snakes. Lucian. Ill, 50. Mtmâvos, ov, ((pavrj) snake-voiced. Stud. 1088
snake.
Greg. Th. 1068 B.
belonging to the government. Eus. H, 1185 B. Jul.

oxovfuu. Genes. 11, 22. tendency towards the centre,
404 C.
6xr)p.aTlâ, iaa,
oxqa-is,
fios,
ij,
gravitation.
Strab. 1, 3, 12, p. 84, 22, seeklevel.
D.
6î6a>,
aa-co,
ing
{8<pis)
to
its
own
es,
change
into
a serpent.
Paul.
6x6i>hj)S,
Clementin, 100
o(f>is, e(os, o,
-Brivai.
rough.
serpent, symbolic of Satan.
Just. Apoc. 12, 9, et alibi. 2. Apol. 1, 28. Tryph. 70, p. 641 B. The symbol of the Ophians. Hippol. 196,
Cor.
2, 11, 3.
(ox6os, EIAS2) bank-like, hilly ; Dion. H. n, 1117, 1. Ruf. apud Orib. II, 212, 15. Galen. II, 100 A. Clem. A. I, 492 A.
rjo'a,
oxKayaryios,
(ôx>âya)y6s) to lead the mob.
Sept.
Amos
7,
16,
em
n.
6.
Polyb. 25,
8,
2.
94.
170, 71.
Strab. 14,
2, 5, p.
126,
Steph. Diac. 1077
'OffuTai, see '0(j)iauoi.

-ocplTTjs,
A -a-Bat.
oxXayayia, 402 E.
crowd.
58,
dx^ca),
as,
fj,
of a snake. Diosc. 5, 161 (162), Galen. \Wot, ophites, a kind of stone. II, 272 A, ejmris.
ov, 6,
etos,
fj,
collection
of a mob.
Plut.
I,
opfXayooyds, ov,
(HxKos,
a-yo))
2, 4,
o^\rj(Tts,
(^6(p\i<TKdva>)
debt.
Sept.
Jos. Apion.
Baruch
ScjAa
96.
.o<\)pvaco
3,
8 Els oipXria-w, to
pay
the penalty.
II,
QX^d^w, da-a,
7.
770-0),
collecting a mob or mountebank.
avvrjx^^'
VX^^-
Aquil. Ps.
o<f>i\a>.
App.
to
I,
767, 24.
43,
to
vex, trouble.
Sept. Tobit
6,
(o(j)pvs),
be hilly.
Strab. 8, 6, 23,
p. 196, 9
(quoted).
'Eav riva 6x^^ to haip.6vi.ov. Act. 5, 16. Basil. Sel. 473 A.

ox^rja-is,
eios,
fj,
Luc.
6,
18.
6(ppvdLov,
OV, TO,
z^
6<ppvs.
Theognost. Can.
Classical.
(d;(Xc<a)
SxXos, vexation,
Sext.
757, p. 125, 9.
.ocbpvooâL, tofiai, to be supercilious.
annoyance,
Sext. 669, 13 a^pvaijiivoi,
trouble.
Dion, H. VI, 893, 18.
Strab. 15, 1,40.
Lucian.
6(t>pvs, uof,
II,
supercilious.
17,
399.
422,
6.
573, 21.
Plut. II, 1127 D. Moer. 265.
Cyrill. ^4.
X, 84
6(j>pveTai.
1,
6x^lC''> (.X^')' '" collect
a crowd.
Method. 45
superciliousness.
Epigt.
17, 17.
D.
d^Xi/cdf,
f],

atjjpvaSrjs, es, ridgy.
Erotian. 86, avdâa-is.
ov,
pertaining, to the people or mob,
public.
Tropically, proud.
Greg. Naz. Ill,
1076
B. C.
Posidon. apud Athen. 12, 56, p. 540 Diod. Ex. Vat. 119, 11. Dion. H. I,
A.
Z^pvijMTLS,
364, 14.
Philon
I,
171, 25. II, 537, 3, av6pa>-
a ridging, elevation. Tropically, pride. Orig. 11, 404 B. d(^(^(KiaXiof, ov, 6, the Latin official is, Eus. II, 833 A. Basil. IV, 713 A. officer. Macar. 833 D. Porph. Cer. 10, 6. 460, 16.
etuff,
rj,
{o<\>pvoop.ai)
nos, vulgar.
ox^tKas, adv. vulgarly.
Plut. II,
484 B.
II,
oxôKomo),
fjo-ai,
fj,
to be dp^XoKOTros.
Plut.
796 E.
6x>ôKomK6s,
ov,
of an oxôkoitos.
Sext. 684,
32, et alibi.
776, 17.
6(j)(j)i,Kiâi,
oxôKcnros, ov,
6,
(kotttw) one that courts the mob.

Pio/. Tetrab. 159.
see
oTTTrtKifti).
Polyb.
office,
3, 80, S.
6<f)(l>tKLov,
ov, TO,
officium,
91.
business,
oxXoKpaWa,
trade.
Chal. 849 B. Zyd. 189. 1089 A. Const. (536), 1208 C. Quin. Can. 7. .oxfTTiyca), ri<Ta>, (o;(eT7;ydr) to conduct water by
Kimv fidyto'rpos.
canals.
Philosir. 663.
17,
Olymp. 450, 3. Zos.
471, 5 'O rav d0^t-
{Kparia) mob-rule, mob-government. Polyb. 6, 4, 6. 6, 57, 9. Philon I, 41, Plut. II, 826 F. 31. 421, 24. II, 564, 44.
as,
17,
Dion
40.
C. 53,
8, 4.
Also (incorrectly), dxXoI;
Kpaa-ia.
Philon
696, 45.
Max.
Tyr. 132,
6x>.opavea,
f)(ra,
(paivopat)
to be
mob-mad, to
1 7, 5.
dx^TTiyia, as,
a conducting of water by canals. Greg. Naz. Ill, 29 D.

little
be
mad
after popularity.
Plut. II, 603 E.
dxXo-TTote'o), to raise
a mob.
Luc.
oêrlov, ov, to,

'
operas.
6,
Diog.
7, 17.
g^Xos, eor, TO,

es,
=z
6 oxXos-
oxfToyvaiiav, ovos,
gate.
(d;(erdr,
I,
yvafKav) flood-" oxôxapfjs,

1, 16. 8, 9.
2,
(.X-ipa>)
Nicet. Byz. 769 A.
oxXokowoe.
Anton.
Abijden.
rj,
apud Ems.
ox^la.
oêvtris, fios,
=:
126 C. Jos. Ant. 4,
BasU. IV, 353 A.

iroiiw),
to strengthen, forti1, 18,
oxvpoTToUw {oxvpos,
97,
oxevTTis,
ov,
imros.
(oxeva) Cornut. 148.

6,
stallion.
Diosc.
fy.
Polyb.
-crBai.
oxîo, fjo-a, to carry, etc.
Ta
oxvpoTT)!, r)Tos, n, strength of
a place.
Polyb.
1,
oxov/ifva, attract-
57, 6.
ed bodies, gravitating towards the centre,

heavy.
Strab.
1, 3,
oxvpapa, aros,
sical.
1, 2,
to,
(oxvpoa) stronghold.
Polyb. 4,
6, 3.
Clas1,
11.
15, 1, 38.
Sept. Gen. 39, 20, prison.
Mace.
^Xll^' '"s> '> vehicle, carriage.
App.
11,
590,
fort, fortress.
Digitized
by Microsoft
o')(ypo}fiaTiov
o^vptoimTiov, ou, TO,
1, 16, 16.
.
828
Sept.
oyjrttivi,ov
little
oxypwiui.
Mace.
Clim. 637 D. Leant. 3993 C. 4001 B. Cypr. 1688 A. Porph. Cer. 142, 23.
oyjriKiuv,
oxvpcoais,
Sept.
7, 6,
ea>s,
rj,
Mace.
2, p.
r),
1,
10, 11.
a fortifying, fortification. 1, 14, 10. Jos. B. J.

Svvdfievos oxvpovv.
also ojia-eKoviov, ov, to, tliu Latlii

iilinue, suite.
obD.
IG.
sequium,
78,
û.vi,.i'k. Novell.
416.
6i>,
oxvpcoTiKos,
(titul.).
Joann. Mu.v:h.
Porph.
3016
24,
Sext.
Consi. Ill, 628 D.
195, 2.
o-^,
Nic.
rj,
II,
804 A.
329
dilîKiK.
Them.
I,
oms,
the Latin
eat
ops.
Plut.
I,
27
Ptoch.
2,
oirefi,
opera.
(o\jrov), to
11,
o\j/ipa6i<o, to be oyjnpaSrjs.
Lucian.
678.
6\jfdofuu
with bread,
as meat.
a^tpaOLa, as,
ing.
alibi.
fj,
(p-îpa6i]s)
late-acquired learnC, et
Plut.
oi\tapd^,
668 B.
6,
a,
(oyfrdpiov)
=:
little
ciKicvs,
fisher.
Hence, pedantry. Plut. II, 334 Cell. 11, 7. lambl.Y. P. 4U.
Cerlr. II, 621, 5, as
a surname.
fish.
oîvos,
oxIrapiSwv, ov, to, (o'^dpiov')

20, 46,
1.
Geopon.
6, 9.
o\jfdpiov, ov, TO,

9.
Arr. P. M. E. 32 oyfnoi, late. Tf, ov, quid ? Phryn. 51, condemned. Eus. IV, 944 A, apa tov a-afifidrov. Chron. 77, 12, sc.
S>pa, evening.
'6ôv,fish.
Joann.
5,
21,
13.
Phrijn.
P.
S.
7,
53, 69.
condemned.
d\î-irXouTOf, ov, that has

Ill,
become rich
late.
BasU.
Apophth. 149 A.
Ko/ijyr
êV.
CArora. 715, 20
289 D.
ToS oâpiov.
Leant. Cypr. 1729

-tv.
oyjris, eois,
oyj/iv,
oi^dpiv.
Theoph, 545, 19
9, 4.
r],
6-\jrapTvTr]s, ov, 6, (^6\jrapTva>^
^=
pAyeipos, cook.
sight. Antec. 1, 8, 2 Kara irpoiTriv T], prima facie, at first view. Mai 89, 17 '"ETroiTjaev avrrjv dwo oyjrcas, =^ a<j)avT0v. l8os,
6,
Polyh. 12,
oifraprvTiKos
,
Philon
I,
38, 31.
oi/^tff,
the Latin o b
72, 16.
z=z
o/iT/pos,
ov, culinary.
Diod.
II,
609,
9.
hostage.
Theaph. 603, 12.
605, 20.
Porph
II,
Sext. 755, 4, Tfî''?6\JAapTia>, itTon,
=
ir.
C'^^-
^to
I,
124 C.
food,
to
Adm.
68, 16.
204, 11.
lateness.
o>/ra dpTuto,
rfress
o^jna^pos, ov, 6, (o^jrLâ)
Dion. H.
cook.
i\jf,
Polijb. 12, 24, 2 (12, 9, 4).
756, 10.
adv. Zaie
/ê evening.
Sept.
Gen.
24,
di/riTOKOs,
ov,
Tj,
=z
oyjre
TCKoiJcra.
Greg. Naz.
To npos d\|ff, a( iê ^j'me of the evening. Marc. 11, 19 Kal oTav oi|fc iyivero. Basil. I, 161 A To TTjf mpas dil'c', i/ie lateness of the hotir. Apophth. 108 B 'Atto o\jfe aiamavres, since last evening. 264 A Nijorfue ftor oyjfe, until evening. 413 D Kot' di/ce, //)p evening. Porph. Cer. 403, 1 7 Jlep.Trei diro oyj/e 6 pdyi404 AidoTai ovv pavddra dirb oyjre trttjTpos. XeWtoj/, in the preceding evening. o'^cKovevra, rjt, ij, the Latin obsequens veidrjvios, /ueiXi'xioj. Plut. 11, 322 F, so.
11
ni, 1003 A.
o'ô-âtfiov,
ov, TO,
.
6vâôv.
Strab.
Epiph.
Ill,
284 B.
oyjfov, ov, TO,
=
4.
Ix^vs,
fi.ih.
3, 2, 6.
3,
2, 7.
12, 3, 19, et alibi.

9.
7,
Xenocr.
Sext.
36.
Soli.
188,
Plut.
n, 667 F.
329, 22.
A then.
oô-TToirjpa, aros, to,
cooked food.
(oi/'ok,
Sept. Judith
oyjfonaKiov,
ov,
to,
TrtaXecu)
cook-shop.
15.
Strab. 17,
oyjroTraXts,
2, 4,
p. 404, 8.
Lyd. 107,
victualler.
rixvSifrrjp.a,
aros, to,
II,
i8os,
r),
female
Plut.
I,
cT/^j/zia, oyjrov.
Stral). 7, 4,
242 D.
o-ôs, C09, TO,
6.
PZu^
I,
664 A.
(d\|fiya/ior)
=
,
oôv, fish.
Sept.
Num.
11, 22,
oîydpLOv,
Plut.
ov, TO,
late
marriage.
TTjs Qc^w-fTfrris.
451 A. B.
ov,
(oyire,
Clem. A.
oip-iyapxis,
yapea)
I, 1092 A. marrying
oyj/oivdrcop, opos, 6,
late.
=!
oyjravijs,
dyopaarrjs, o b
Plut. II,
di|/'iyevi7f,
493 E.
on ator Athen. 4, 70.

s
caterer,
purveyor,
provider,
di|fiyoios.
CyriU. A. II, 213
6â>vrfrt]s, oi, 6,
Aster. 473 B.
oâvrji.
Glass.
Epict. 3, 26, 21.
D.
dxlrifft (oxjri^m),
diôjvtdfcB, dxTfo,
(o'^cuviov) to
8, 4.
furnish with supDiod. 16, 22.

1.
impersonal,
it
grows
late.
Clim.
plies.
Polyb. 23,
II,
1016 A.
oyîKdrap, epos,
(7ie
598, 38.
d,
Dion. H.
opos,
6,
(d\|ci(Moi')
plural di/rixaTopes,
2,
oyJAmvidTiap,
II,
685,
di/'ooi/arcop.
Behker.
emperor's retinue.
Ptoch.
329, the
at
339, 14.
oyjraiviov, ov, to,
(di/^coi/iys)
tendants of abbots.
oîKevio, euo-a, to escort.
7.
L. stip^dium, provi-
Theoph. 177,
PorpA. Cer. 16, 22. 495, 10. transitive, to walk in procession.
2. InSophrn.s.
8.
697,
sions.
3, 28.
Sept. Esdr.
1, 4,
56 plural.
1,
Mace.
Diad.
1,
Polyb.
1, 66, 3.
67, 1.
II,
582, 60.
Aristeas 3, food.
Ignat. 724 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
829
iradtjfia
n
n,
later
represented in Latin by P. 2. In the numerical system it stands for oySoijKovra, eighty; with a stroke before, p, for
wl,
ci)!/,
wayioTtis, ijTor, ^, (Trdyjor) fixedness, firmness certainty. Gi-eg. Nyss. J, 128
D.
Trayido), coo-a, adrjv,
to establish firmly, confirm.
oKTaKUTfivpioi, eighty thousand.
nayavaXia,
a feast.
ra,
the Latin
II,
paganalia,
dress.
Theoph. 557, 5 -d^vai ficTa tk-os. Porph. Adm. 258, 15. Impersonal, i-nayii>eri, it
Dion. H.
to
675,
5.
was
Nicet.
decreed.
itayavdm,
appear in ordinary
dv,
Paphl. 517 D.
irayaviKos,
r),
pagan
xwpmKos.
citizen,
ndy-Kapnov, ou, contest with wild beasts. B.

nay-Koa-iuos, ov,
Men. P. 362, 6. to, p a n c a r p u
Cassian. I
a kind of 630
Antec.
nayavos,
2, 2 (init.).
rj,
common
to all the world, all over
6v,
paganu
a common
the world.
Orph. H. 34, 20.
Method. 369
Caesarius
a soldier. Antec. 2, 11, 3. Suid. Porph. Novell. 262, iâyriKol, not officers. 2. Ordinary, common; opposed to fimfios. Martyr. Areth. 46. 48. Porph. Cer. 33. 241,
20, Kvpiaidi,
not
Sophrns. 3332 D. KayKpareia, as, rj, irayKpdnov.
B.
889.
irayKpaTtio-ia,
as,
fj,
(irayKpaTris)
full
power.
a common Sunday.
Attal. 71, 16
Philon
II,
129,
-q,
9.
"Oaovs Trayavovs i^ ivrljuav dmSciêy, put out 3. Rustic, clown, of favor, disgraced. clownish, low-bred. Doroth. 1648 A. Hes. 4. Pagan. Porph. Adm. 129, 16. Vit. Nil. Jun. 65 B. Comn. 13, p. 406 (Paris). irayavoa, maa, (nayavos) L. exauctoro, to dis-
iray-KpdruTTos,
ov,
superlative of navdyados.
Pallad. Laus. 996.

'Tay-KpaTopiKos,
rj,
6v,
A. 517 A.
iravroKpaTap.
TrayKpdTcop, opos, 6,
= ^
TrnvTOKpaTopiKos-
Did.
PseudoJust.

wdyKpvtjios,
ov,
miss
from
military service with disgrace, to
(xpiirra))
all-hidden.
cashier.
Leo. Viae. 37, 22.

ij,
96, 11.
Cohort. 38, p. 312 A.

7rayKTrjji,asv, ov,
jrayapxia, as,
the office
of Trayap-xps. Justinian.
(nTdofiai)
all-possessing.
Clem.
entire
Edict. 13, 24, a.

irdy-apfôs,
A.
I,
608 A.
f),
ov, 6,
situs,
236 C.
24.
the
(apxio) L. pagi governor of a village.
praepoBasil. TV,
irayKTrjo-ia, as,
((crdoâi)
=:
jrap.Trijiria,
possession.
Poll. 10, 12.
Clem.
A.
II,
629
Isid.
536 C.
D.
jrayd-XuTos, ov, (irdyos)
from thawed ice. Herod.

Ttdyos,
ice.
wayds, ados, ^, (nfjywixi) sc. yij, hardened (uncultivated) land. Heron Jun. 222, 15.
iray-yoKTivoi,
ov,
apud
Orib.
I,
422,
wdyos, f09,
Trayoj, ov, 6,
TO,
8, SScop.
Nic. CP.
perfectly
calm
or
serene.
Histor. 75, 21.

canton.
Anast. Sin. 1193 A.

Kay-yc\a(TTOs, ov, laughing at all things.
Epiph.
trict,
the Latin p S g u s village : disDion. H. I, 353, 9. 401, 1.

,
957 D.
II,
674, 5.
Plut.
71 B.
Eus.
II,
801
irayyevfi (nayyevfis), adv.
mth
one's whole race.
UpaiTTouiTos Tov Trdyov, pagi praepositus.
Inscr.
916.
Cels.
17, 27.
Ael.
N. A.
apud Orig. I, 1624 B. Dion. Alex. 1333 -fj.
irayyipaaros, ov, (yepas) all-honorable.
Nectar.
1840 A.
jray-ye<apyoy,
ov,
cultivating
all.
Pseudo-Jbs.
the
nayoa, aia-a, (irdyos) to freeze, intransitive. Theoph. 458, 13. nay-xpi]a-ip,as, adv. most usefully or appropriately. Eus. IV, 881 D. Sophrns. 3477 TrdyxptcTos, ov, all-anointed. D.
ndyxpoos,
ov,
Mace.
2, p.
499.
adv. with
all
irayyvvrnKi
(yvvr)),
women.
I,
(xPa) of all colors.
Synes. 1080
Dion C.
550,
7.
41, 9,
3.
A.
icy.
nayepos, a, ov, (wdyos)
Dion Chrys.
snare,
ndyxpos,
Tidkvos,
Tradaivio
<ov,
=^
preceding.
Synes. 1256 B.
irayiSevfia,
aroi^
to,
Clementin. 41 A.
irayihevrripiov, ov, to,
= =
rj,
ov, ofirabos.
Apollod. Arch. 46.
irayic,
trap.
(irddos), to impassion.
866,
7.
1014,
1.
Mid.
Dion.
H
I,
VI,
im597,
jraffaivoiiai, to be
preceding.
to
Eus. Alex.
passioned,
10.
to be
II,
passionate.
Dion.
348 B.
irayiSeio), v(ra, (irayls)
Plut.
lay a snare for, to
entangle.
Sept. Reg. 1, 28, 9.
Eccl.
9, 12.
429.
Clem. A.
Lucian. II, 713 A, et alibi. 2. To suffer I, 1349 A.
Trd<Tx<>>-
Apocr. Act. Andr. et Matthiae

to,
Matt. 22, 15.

iraytva, as,
page.
the Latin p a g Suid. Kavoviov ....

f),
na
20.
a-ekls,
TrddrjiMi,
uTos,
nddos,
2, 1, 5,
the
Passion of
Petr.
Christ.
Paul. Cor.
et alibi.
Digitized
by Microsoft
iradrjfiaTl.KO'i
830
1233
7rai.8evT/9
1, 5, 1,
et alibi.
Eus.
Jl,
'H Naz.
Tov na6r)jxaTos
I,
f)fi.pa,
1268 C.
iraaxo-
Clem. A.
et alibi.
I,
Greg.
949 B. C.
6v,
Theod. Mops. 677 A,

to
797 C.
304 C. 468 A. 888 A. H, 9 A,. Orig. \ Hippol. Haer. 378, 36. Method. 397 A, to a-wrripiov, the
salutary passion.
Eus.
11,
181 B.
Psend-
naOmianKos, rj, Jul. 199 C.

58, 28.
jradriTfjs,
belonging
the passions.
Ignat. 937
A 'H tov wdBovs ejSSojuas, Passion-
naBrtiianicas, adv. affectively, subjectively.
Sext.
Apocr. Act. Tnadd. 2 hi fjnepai tov week. For the wdBos of the wdBovs, Passion-week. seq. Aeon Sophia, see Iren. 453
ov,
6,
slave
to
passion.
Aster. 181
passive, in
*7raidv,
avos,
6,
irauav,
the foot
^.
A.
naBriTiKos,
r],
Aristot.
6v,
Khet.
6v,
3, 8, 4. 6.
Dion. H. V, 204,
Athen.
L.
passivus,
14.
205, 13.
rj,
opposed to evepyrjnKosVI, 791, 6, pfiixara. Drac. 46, 27. D. Conj. 481, 30.
grammar
Dion.
Hf
iraiavtKos,
belonging to a paean.
inippr)p.a
(Irj
Apollon.
15, 52, p.
696 E,
iraidv!).
natavuriios, oC, 6, (naiaviâ) the chanting of the-
nadriTiK&s, adv. passively.
Apollon. D. Synt.
paean.
13.
7,
Dion. H.
I,
323,
3.
Strab. 16, 4,
276, 20.
TraBrjTos,
ly,
Sext. 43, 13.

6v,
;
Moer.
cmaQrjS.
alibi.
3.5.
Frag. 40,
p. 86.
L.
passibilis,
subject
to
suffering
23.
opposed to
I,
Plut.
65 B, et
Luc. Act.. 26, Ignat. 649 B.
Trmavo^pd(j}os, ov, 6, (ypd(f>a) writer of paeans. Apollon. D. Mirab. 199, 33.
âiyvidâ, daa>, (jralyviov)
to
play as a
child.
Tryph. 34. 68, pp. 548 B. 636 B, et alibi. Athenag. 992 C. -Galen. II, 179 A. Clem. A. I, 312 A. Hippol. Haer. 250, 20. Method. 401 C. Geopon. Moer. 356. (paTfrj. TTadvrj, r)s, r],
652 A.
721 B.
Just. Apol. 1, 52.
Gregent. 604 A.
naiyviiiov,
ov,
to,
sport,
buffoonery.
Leant.
Cypr.
n IS
A.
Leo Gram.
531. 360,
U.
15, 4, 1.
jradoyvoiiMoviKos,
77,
Leant. Cypr. 2. Ludus, show, exhibition. 1716 C. MaZ. 314, 16. Achmet. naiyviov, ov, to, sport ; game, show.
6v, (irddos, yvap.mv'] skilled
155. 129, musical instruments.

Traiyvtos, ov, serving for sport.
-rraibaywyrjfta, aros,
rj,
judging of diseases. Galen.

SuyvafioviKov, diagnosis.
KaBo-KivriTcs,
01',
II,
186
to
jra-
Strat. 54.
zz^ Tratâyayyia.
Clem. A.
Clem, A.
mored by passion.
ij,
Anast. Sin.
I,
345 B.
ij,
92 A.
TradoKparîa, as,
Trai8aya>yrj(TK, c<os,
iraibayayla.
(Kpariai)
government of the
I,
453 A.
passions.
Pseudo-/o.s. jMacc. 13, p. 514.
naiSayayrjTfOV
^=
tei
-jrai&ayayyeiv.
Nil. 569
na6nKpaTop.ai, to be governed by the passions.

Ibid.
7,
B.
naiSapievoixai (naibdpiov), to be childish.
Nil.
20.
fi,
iradoKpaTopta, as,
p. 513.
z=z TroBoKpareia.
Ibid. 13,
220 C.
TTaiSaptKos.
rj,
ov, childish.
Epiph.
I,
925 A.
iradoKparopiKos,
rj,
6v,
ruling
the
passions.
TTcuSapto-yepmv, ovtos, 6, old boy, a
boy with the
Athan.
IT,
1256 A.
(jerdvai)
wisdom of
hilling (subduing)
old age.

Scyth.
S.
iradoKTovos, ov,
the
Soz.
1069 A.
Cyrill.
Apophth. 368 A. iradoXoyiio, rjaa>, (Xeym) to treat of the passions. Anton. 8, 13. Galen. II, 280 jraSoKoyiKos, rj, ov, pathological.
passions.
(Compare Eunap. V.
TraiSapla-Kos, ov, 6,
V. S. 233. 48 (85) '0 icai eV

Pallad. Laus.
lieipaKiio 7rpe<rj3un)r 'Iov\uiv6s.)
iraibdpwv.
1059 D.
Heliod.
rj,
5, 14.
A.
nadoTTotos, ov, (Troiem)
TraitdpTao-is, eais,
(TTaidapTata)
^=
povSenjins.
causing disease.
Galen.
Stud.
Iambi. V. P. 218.
Traib-apTaa),
rjira),
Xm,
275 D.
Phot, in, 1108 B.
^= vovBma.
Iambi. V. P.
iraBo-npaTrjs, ov, 6, dealer in wickedness.
404.
1493 A.
Trddos, eor, to, passion, suffering,
the effect of an
naiSapvWiov, X, 68 A.
iratSfi'a, ay, ^,
ov, t6, :=: TraiSdpiov.
Cyrill.
A.-
action
opposed to
ivipycia.
Dion. Thr.
education.
Apollon. D. Synt. 12, 17, 638,4. 2. Accident, modification, change, of verbs. Dion. H. V, 89, 11. of letters or syllables.
637,30.
naiBcias avSpes,
Philon
I, 4,
18 Oi
ajro
ol 7reTrai&evp.V0i.
633, 27 OJ TtaiSeias cktos,
2.
tion,
^*f dnaiSevroi.
Theoph.
Sext.
Punishment,
158.
chastis^nent.
Drac. Porphyr. 'Prosod. 107 Heph. 1,15. 20,1. 3. The Passion of (ajr' Efjov, oi^ ovrtos). Christ. Barn. 6, p. 740 A. Patriarch. 1056 A. Ignat. 644 A. 672 B. 693 A, et alibi. Iren. 524 Just. Apol. 1, 32. Tryph. 41. 74. Doctr. Orient. 653 A. A. 549 A. 896 A.
211,
8.
Tryph.
1.
Plut. 11, 1009 E.
Cant. 92, 10.

school.
nai&fvTfjpiov, ov, t6, (rratSeunjs) place
of educa1, 5,
Diod. 13, 27.
Strab. 4,
p. 281, 12.
Traidcvrfis, ov, 6, chastiser,
5,
2.
punisher.
12,
9.
Sept. Hos.
Paid. Hebr.
Achmet. 167,
p. 145.
Digitized
by Microsoft
TraiSevTiKO)^
iraiSfvTiKws
(TTUiSevTiKos),
831
instructively.
TraXadwSrjti
adv.
I,
1037 B.
C.
Trai8o(f)66pos,
am.
ov,
^.
I,
504 B.
Ono. IV, 620'

boys..
Philon
vaiSeva,
26, 18. 16.
I,
268, 23.
to
Clem. A.
Sap.
969 C.
Sept. Lev.
eucro),
punish, chastise.
3, 5.
(ipdelpa)
corrupting
Deut. 22, 18.
Luc. 23,
Barn. 753 B.
221.
irmSoipovla,
as,
Patriarch. 1065 D.
(wai8o(j)6vos)
Polem.
Orig. II, 284 D.

rj,
iraiSta, as,
ij,
pun.
boy.
Schol. Arist. Ach. 36.
infanticide.
irai&iov, ov, to,
waiSia
with.
elai,
Porph. Adm. 74, 11 Kara they are hard fellows to deal

childhood.
Plut. II, 727
D,
et alibi.
nai8o(f)6vTrjs, ov, 6,
iraiBocfiovos.
Philon
II,
581,
ij,
4.
-qa-o),
r),
n-aiSioTTjs, ijToy,
naiSiOTpotjiea, J)aa>,
32.
itiuSiiTiaipwv,
AquU.
Ps. 109,
3.
iraiSo-(j)opfa),
Tvaibtocris,
2,
TraiSorpocpea.
Anton.
4,
cms,
to
carry a boy.
TiKvauns-
Mel.
7.
Jos. Ant.
17,
4.
to
ov,
TO,
little
or
dear
nai&io'iai.
n-ai'fo),
seduce.
II,
Valent.
Tiva.
1276 A, yvvalKa.
Chrys..
apud CTem. A. I, 1001 B. Posidon. apud S(raJ. 2, 3, 4. Athen. 5, 48. Xucian. D. Mort. 27, 7. pic(. 3, 25, 5.
Thrasonid.
CTera.
Epiph.
naiKTos,
I,
rj,
753 B,
ov, (rralâi) in
be sported with.
237 C.
^.
I,
265 A.
to,
iraiSitrxeioK,
ou,
iraivoKiov, ov, to,

iropveiov.
Athen. 10,
574, 22.
Written
the Latin
paeuula.
16. 268, 9.
Chron.
also iraiKoviov, incorrectly
50.
itcublaKos,
ov,
6,
ireXaviov.
Porph. Cer. 264,

child, boy.
(See
hoy.
Classical.
1.
Lucian.
6.
I,
also <pai.v6\iov.)
irais, ai86s, 6,
687.
Dion C.
9,
45, 2,
47, 6,
Oi
Tpeis iraiSes, the
naiBuTTi, adv. Kfce
child.
Orig. Ill,
265 A.
6.
vaibMrjs,
puerile.
Dion. H. V, 484,
VI, 787, 6 TO
iraiSo-ôcTKos,
7rai8iS>8es, puerility.
ov,
keeping boys.
Lucian. U,
340.
Traibo^pas, Syros, 6, (î^patTKO)) devouring chil-
dren.
Eudoc.
as,
r/,
M.
29.
Tmihoyoma,
(TraiSoyovos) anniversary
of
u,
Three Children, namely, Ananias, Azarias,. and Misael. Clem. A. II, 640 B. C. Hippol. 700 A. Basil. HI, 641 A. Greg. Naz. Ill, 970 A. Macar. 545 A. Greg. Nyss. 11, 1237 B. naitiiv, avos, 6, paeon, the foot _^^, ^^ Dion. H. V, 119, 14. Drac. 130, 6. etc. Heph. 3, 3. Pseudo-Demefr. 23, 4. Terent.
,-
child's birth.
'ffaiSoÊj',
Diod.
II,
595,
3.
M.
Ibyc.
1,
1537.
),
Aristid.
Q.
38.
).
,
39,
8idyvios
adv.
from
childhood.
10.
eVi/SoTOj (
Themist. 375, 16.

TraiSoKopeo),
rjo'ta,
Traimvoedr,
to be 7rai8oK6p.oS'
Anthol. II,
251.
.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
585 B.
11,
80 D.
IX,
paeonic. Pint. 17,01', p a e o n i c u s 1143 C. D. Heph. 13, 1. 11, 9, pirpov, Pseudo-X)emer. 23, 4. the paeonic verse.
II,
996 C.
ov, Ill,
(^KOfiita)
24, 14. 21.
Aristid. Q. 38. 55.
Terent.
M.
TraidoKo/xof,
educating
children.
1546. 1532.
Ttaitovls, Ibos,
rj,
Cyrill.
A.
1076 B.
^,
nauovla, healing.
Sext. 610,
TratdoKTovla,
as,
(naidoKTovos')
27, 38.
infanticide.
10.
Philon n, 26, 46.

7rai.8op.aveQ),
rjira,
iraKTeva, eva-a, (rraKTov)
to
make a
to
treaty
of
to
be Traidopavfis.
Euagr.
boys.
peace.
4,
6,
7,
Patr. 126, 17, irpbs aiiTois.

&a-Tc
7.
Antec.
bargain.
2793 B.
jratSofiavia, as,
fj,
Tavra
(ttciktov)
Kcia-6ai,
(jrai.8opavf)s)
madness for
Chron. 726,
federate.
iraKTicoTCKOs,
Plut. II, 769 B.

Traibovopeta,
Tjfra),
jraKTUBTTjs, ov, 6,
:=
a-vva>p6rrjs,
7.
con-
to be iraihovopos.
Artem. 193.
Epict.
3,
Porph.
r),
Adm.
75. 79, 1
to
jraiSoiroirjTeov
7,
z=z Sel jraidoTroielirdai.

I,
ov,
belonging
TraKTiaTrjs.
19.
Clem. A.
TraiSo-n-dpos, ov,
229 B. through which a child passes.

(TraiBofTTTopos) the begetting
II,
Porph. Adm.
iroKTov,
ov,
1,
75, 14.
TO,
8,
the Latin
2.
pactum,
11.
Philipp. 34.
iraidoaTTopia, as,
ri,
Antec.
ute.
Mai. 286,
12.
2.
treaty.
Trib17.
of children.
jraiSoa-cpayla, as,
Eus.
fj,
1241 B.
butchery of children.
iraiSoTrotos.
Chron. 720, Porph. 662, 14.

151.
Theoph. 451,
119,
6.
Adm.
124, 23.
{(rcfidâi}
Caesarius 1005.
iraiSovpyos, ov,
(EPrO)
=
be
TtaKToto, aa-a, to
make one
tributary, to
compel
Schol.
one
to
pay
.50.
tribute.
Clem. A. 787 A,
wai8o(j)0opcva)
p.
/lopia.
iraiSocjjBopeo).
iroKTOiv, a>vos, 6,
Porph. Adm. 197. (Trljyvvpi) a kind of raft. Strdb.

Strab. 3,
2, 8, p.
=^
ri<ra),
Barn.
19,
17, 1,
,rdKa,
f),
777 B.
to
vai8offi6opea>,
jrai8o<j)0dpos.
Just.
Hes.
p i 1 a ball. HaXKa ....

,
225,
1.
Tryph. 95. Tatian. 821 B. Clem. A. I, 225 A. 504 B. 668 B. nai8o(^6opia, as, r), corruption of boys. Theophil.
ira\a6ls, ibos,
17,
little
TraXdî/.
Strab. 2, 3, 4.
nakadaSrjs,
p. 84.
es,
like
TrdKaOr).
Diosc.
1,
80,
Digitized
by Microsoft
iraXai-evBoôi
TToKat-evSoôs, ov,
832
Philon
11,
ira\tfi-7r\oo<;
renowned of
6,
old.
a kind of loaf of bread.

Suid.
Mai. 322,
20.
4 (903),
446, 47.
167, 12.
7.
n-oXato-SouXos, ov,
slave
of
old.
Philon Porph.
II,
UaKanov,
Diod.
3.
ou, to,
468, 30. 31.
4, 21.
iraXmi-KaaTpov, ov, to, old fort.
Adm.
Strab. 5,
<ê Palatine hill. Pa1atiu Dion. H. I, 37, 11. 83, 3. 341, Plut. I, 581 A. 2. 3, 7.
,
Palatium,
(Xeyw)
I,
palace, the imperial residence.

Jos.
TToXaioXoyeffl, Tjffm,
?o speafc
or treat of
Inscr. 4040.
1,
Ant. 19,
53, 16, 5.
3,
2.
Epict. 4,
antiquities.
App.
103, 36.
ira\Moppd(j)os, ov, 6, (pairTa) cobbler.
Hippol.
Haer. 130, 45.

jraXaiof,
a,
Eus. I, 292 D. n, 1117 B. Sard. 9. Athan. I, 608 B, et Martyr. Areth. 58 Oi ano tov Trdkaalibi.
173.
Dion C.
ov, old,
ancient.
rjfiepav,
e^KTi, Oricj.
an aged person.
'H vaKam,
Sept.
Dan.
7, 9,
Ti'oti,
01 TTjs ai\!js, the courtiers.

f),
sc. bui-
ndKtyyevea-ia, as,
r)
TraXtv yiveais,
new
birth,
the Old Testament.
Aster. Urj. 156 A.
new
state
of existence,
new
life.
Theol.
34.
VII, 164 B.
6, 27.
H. Cat. 1177 B.
Also, comparatively
council.
CAfi/s. I,
Athan. I, 545 A. Cyrill. Theod. IV, 56 B.

old, pretty old,
Arith. 40.
Philon
501, 10.
I,
249, 18.
8.
II, 144,
489, 23.
504,
Cyrill. A. X, 200 D, avribut not ancient. ypaipa, copies of the works of Athanasius. Gelas. 1197 B, rerpaSia, of the acts of the
us apud JVemes. 581 B Hermes Tr. Poem. 32, 6.

tion.
593, 32.
Croni-
fiereva'aiidTaims.
7,
114,
reproduc-
Nicene
TToKatoTOKos, ov, (reKelv)
that has
brought forth
389 B. 438 D. 996 Lucian. m, 96. Clem. C. 998 C. 364 F. A. I, 1097 A. 1164 B. Basil. IV, 12d A. 2. Renovation, restoPseudo-Dion. 553 A.
Plut. II, 379 F.
long ago.
Aret. 103 D.
ration,
resurrection.
Matt.
19,
28.
.Just.
iraXoio-rpoTTOf, ov,
of ancient fashion, ancient.

appearing
old.
Nicom. 129.
ira\aio<pavf)i, es, ((palvco)
7,
old.
Geopon.
24,
Frag. 1581 B. Anton. 11, 1. Martyr. Polh. 1448 A. Basil. I, 12 C. IV, 113 B. Greg. Tropically. Cic. Att. 6, Naz. Ill, 737 C. Isid. 1064 C, of tlie 6. Jos. Ant. 11, 3, 9.
ndKaioa.
axrai,
to
make
nfTraXaiooêfe
rip.epu>v kokoiv,
Sept. Susan. 52 wicked old man.
Jewish
ogy.
nation. 3.
3,
Regeneration, in theol5.
Paul. Tit.
Clem. R.
1,
9,
of
TToXai-TrXouo-tos, a, ov, :^= TraXaioirXovTos,
apâto-
baptism.
Iren. 1253 A, nvevfuiTiKfj.
Clem.
ttXovtos7ra\ai(TTa),
Philon
rjo-io,
I,
239, 46.
A.
I,
200 B. n, 649 D.
(n-aXawjT^) to
the
palm of the hand.

incorrect
push away with Pseudo-iucmn. HI,

for
TroKiyyeveo'ios, ov,
of iraXiyyevetTta.
Clem. A.
I,
496 B,
oiKovofiia.
ey,
585.
KaKai<TTriij.aios,
jroKiyyfvrjs,
(yiyvoiiai)
born again.
Greg.
naKauTTiaios.
Naz. IV, 22 A.
TraXiy-KvpTos,
ov,
6,
Anast. Sin. 233 A.

irakata-Trjpiov, ov, to, (TraXaioTijs) wresiling-place.
a kind of fishing-basket*
99.
Polyb. Frag.
Gram.
fj,
monastic establishments whose inmates contend with the devil. irdKauTTr)^, ov, 6, =^ TraXaiorij, palm, handIsid. 340, p.ovaxt-K6.,
TraKiKapiov, incorrect for iraKKiKapLOv.
7ra\iKXf(ia, as,
-^
rj,
jraXXiXoyia.
Cosm. Carm.
Drac.
Greg. 344.
rrdKiniiaKxeiaKos,
ov,
breadth, four finger' s breadth.

24.
Sept.
Ex.25,
of iraXip.^dKx^'ôs.
6,
.
Herodn. Gr. Philet. 408, condemned. Phryn. 295, condemned. Sext.

Eeg.
3, 7,
11.
166, 26.
Heph.
13, 1, /i^rpov.
jraXi/t-jSaKpffiOf
or 7roXt/i-âK;^cios, ov,
SC
ttovs,
450, 24.
iraXala-Toiixa, aroi, to,
3,
7, 9.
palimbacchius,
TraXato-rij.
the foot
Drac.
AguU. Reg.
128, 22.
48.
TraXi/iôXi'a,
166, 18.
Heph.
3, 2.
Aristiu. Q.
TraKatafia, aros, to, (TToKaioa) that

old.
which is made 37,17.20. Sept. Nahum TraXai'mo-ir, fcor, rj, a growing old. Strab.5,A,3. 17, 1, 15, pp. 385, 16. 1,14. Xenocr. 69. Plut. 11, 656 B. 702 366, 13.
Sept.
as,
(naKififioXos)
changeableness,
Job
36, 28.
inconstancy.
Polem.
250.
Eus.
to
II,
617
B.
'!TaKijxp.a)(ia>,
'](Ta>,
(fia;(0joiai)
fight
again.
Lyd. 248,
9.
r],
C, age.
flraXa/iAuSia,
7raXi/x-7rats, aiSor, 6,
again a
child, in his sec-
see 7r?jXajuuSeta.
ond childhood.
alibi.
Lucian.
Ill,
392.
iraXdnv for naXanov.
Chron. 587, 12, et
TraXi/ifffVem, as,
fj,
(TraXtfwrfr^r)
a falling back,
/)i(cA /wics
Porph. Cer. 394, 5. waXaTivos, rj, ov, the Latin p a 1 a t i n u s otthe Palatium of Rome. Dion. H, I, 384, 10. II, 2. P a 1 a t i n u s of the imperial 670, 8. palace. Athan. I, Substantively, courtier. 357 B. 385 A. 725 C. Nil. Epist. 3, 69. 3> Substantively, TTdKarivos, sc. apros.
,
retracing.
wa\tp,-îa-a-a,
Theol. Arith. 58.

rjs,
fj,
p alimp i ss a,
Diosc.
1, 97.
boiled,
dry pitch.
T7a\ipuir\avr]s, is, (jrXai/aco)
wandering backward
Ael.
and forward.
TToXi'/i-n-Xoot,
Antip. S. 20.
sailing back.
ov,
N. A.
3,
14.
Digitized
by Microsoft
TTaXir/jrîropoi;
833
0pp. 429 A. a kind of cup f
II,
TraXovSa/MevTov
r),
noKlji-ôpos, ov, going back, relrograding.
TToXtoupu/of,
ov,
of naXiovpos.
Strab. 16, 4
Hal. 4, 529.
irdKijiLiTOTov,
Greg. Naz.
to,
Ill,
17, p. 329, 6.
TToXto-iruTEa)
ov,
{n&ros)
{irdKicravTos), to rush or
go back.
Inscr. 2852, 37. 40.

iToKifi-TrpaTos, ov,
Diod.
523,
II,
1,
32, of the Nile.
20,
sold again. Philon not worth keeping, worthless.

as,
17,
naKia--a-vpTos, ov,
drawn or dragged
back.
Eus.
1348 D.
as,
1,
7raXi/i-7rpo8oo'ia,
double treachery, treach5, 96, 4.
TTuXXa, see TToXa.
ery to both sides.

II,
Pohjb.
Dion. H.
to
TToKKaKeia,
fj,
(TTaXKaKna)
6.
concubinage.
484, 12.
Ill,
1578,
5.
Strab. 17,
46, p. 393,
Arr. P.
M. E.
*7raXi/i-7rpo8dn)s, ov, 6,
double traitor, traitor

6,
49
TraXXaKEuo),
fuo-to,
both sides.
11,
Dinarch. apud Poll.
164.
App.
commonly
Strab.
I,
naXkaicevofiat,
4,
3.
837, 93.
(0u(b) growing again.
TraXKaKTi elfu.
13,
17, 1, 46,
II,
iraKtiJXJivTis, c's,
Lucian.
p. 393, 3.
-drjvai Tivi.
Plut.
186 F.
little
App.
563, 35
II,
399, vbpa.
irdKiyj/Tjaros,
itaKlpôTOi or
ov,
(il'dw)
from
iraWaKihiov, ov, to,
TraWaKis-
Plut. II,
which one writing has been erased to make room for another. Plut. II, 779 B, ^t^Xlov. 504 D ro 7ra\lfi^jfri(TTov, palimpsestum,
789 B.
naWoKiov,
fieipaKiov.
ov,
to,
(noKXa^)
waWiKapLov,
Classical.
6,
a palimpsest.
naXtv, adv. again.
irAiv, again
TToKXaKia-fiOs, ov,
(naXKaKis) ^=z iraWaKeia.

9, 29.
fj
Plut.
II,
565
IlaKw
koI
Phot.
Nomocan.
fj.
and
again.
TTciXXal, aKos,
13, 5.
nals, maid,
ynung woman,
Eust. 763, 20.
irdKiv-SivriTot, ov,
whirling round.
Anthol.
II,
Gell. 4, 3.
Et.
M.
649, 58.
163.
Jul.
299
ea>s,
D
17,
(quoted).
pursuit in turn.
74, 6, 6.
TTdKiv-hlayîs,
App.
I,
(See also /leXKa^, jraXXi;|, and compare the Latin p e II e x .)

irdWri^,
rjKos,
358, 34.
Dion C.
nakivBpoiaiTeov
1,
or TraXXi^,
lkos,
6,
=r
2.
0ovTrais,
8ei ira\iv8poiJ,iv.
Clem. A.
1, 3, 8.
dvTmais, /xeXXo0);/3os, youth.
Cornut. 110.
1.
592 B.
r],
TToKiv-hpofiiKOi,
7ra)\.Lv-8poiios,
ov,
recurring.
Strab.
Amman. M.i.
TToKKwros,
35.
Mauric.
5,
Eudoc.
s
ov,
running
Sext.
back,
18.
recurring.
a, ov,
the Latin p a 1
1 i
Lyd.
Lucian.
65.
I,
149.
104,
Diog.
2,
152, 17, Kafiabia, fabula palliata.
naXKiKapiov, ov, to, (iraXXi^) lad, youth. Hence,

fj,
naKivâta, as,
(f<^) restoration to
Isid.
life.
sarius 893.
1037.
217 A.
CaeTheoph.
L. calo, camp-boy.
Chron.
717,
15.
Leo.
Tact. 10,
2.
4.
14, 16.
Cont.
3, 3.
TToKKiv, TrdXXif, see iroKKiov, 7rdXXi)|.
iraXiV-i/oCTos, ov, sick
again.
Achmet.
^=.
77.
ttoXKlov or TToKKiov, ov, to, the Latin
pallium,
jroXH/oSeo),
1 1 04 Mid.
rjcTo),
(6809) to return.
Steph. Diac.
irraXivobovv.
indKivohova-av
to
7ra\ivo8eofj,ai,
be
repeated.
Theol.
Arith. 22,
eV
Tj,
aireipov.
Epiph. II, 188 B. Pseudo-Gre;;. Parad. 448 B. Apocr. Naz. HI, 393 B. Martyr. Barthol. 2. Vit. Basil. 213 D. Hes. Tpiâviov .... Porph. Cer. 406, 21
mantle.
naSivoSia,
as,
return:
recurrence, repetition.
rroKXiv.
TraXfia, aros, to,
Diod. 13, 19.

iraXiv-opfLTiTos, ov,
Thenl. Arith. 57.

noKlvopcros.
=
dy,
neXpxi,
18,
72.
Schol. Arist.
Tact. 12, 108.
swamp, morass. Leo. Meet. 780, 23, 74.

o/"
Ach. 1179.
iraXi-i/ooTe<B,
iTiKi,v-pvjir],
r)(Ta>,
17.
mud.
to return.
(See also KaTajraX/ia.)

17,
Simoc. 127.
Polyh. 15,
iTaXp.an<6s,
(TraX/idr)
palpitation.
Tjs,
rush backwards.
reverse
Eudoc. Af.
n-aX/idr, oC,
41, divination
palpitation.
8,
from palpitation.
Philon
II,
7, 1, TTfS TV)(r]s,
offortune.
637, 33.
nafiLVTOKia,
Isid.
as,
ij,
(tokos)
=^
TraKiyyevfiria.
228 C, 17 Kara '\rj<Tovv, regeneration. 2. Payment of interest a second time. Plut. II, 295 C.
Trcdt.uiTpaireKia, as,
r],
32 IlaX/im!' epjiqvevs, one who Pseudo-Just. 1265 A divine" from, the pulse. 'H rS)v TraXpav wdpaTr)prqa-is, divination. Cedr.
Const. Apost.
I,
64 Mai/Tfi'a
r]
Sia TrdXpHv a-mparos.

d,
(TrakivrpoiTos)
a turning
Philostrg.
iraXpovXdptos, ou,
1,
parmu1ari u
relating
to
Anton.
about.
Poll. 3, 132.
5.
17,
TroKivrpaneXcas, adv. by turning back.
7raX/i(BTt(cdy,
dv,
the
iraXpos.
469 C.
jraKivaSta, as,
I,
fj, a singing again. Clem. A. 636 A, the repetition of irayaiv in Ps.
Substantively, to iraXp.annov, divination from

the pulse.
TrSXor, ov, 6,
Cedr.
I,
64, 9.
,
132,
2.
fj,
the Latin p a 1 u s pole, stake. Theoph. Zos. 101, 18. Dioclet. G. 14, 1.
-jToXti'mSwcor,
8, 3. -TvoKiov,
ov,
palinodic.
Heph.
Poem.
incorrect for
TraXXt'oc.
Schol. Arist. Plut. 301. 759, 12. TTaXovhapivTov, ov, to, the Latin paludamentum, military cloak, ii/rf. 169, 8.
105
Digitized
by Microsoft
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TraXovSiP
TraXovdtv for 7ra\ov8iov, ov, to,
834
p
a
1
TXPOV
o,
swamp.
Achmet.
irap-rrpvTavK, ear,
21.
ruler of all.
Philon
I,
642,
Mauric.
4, 3.
11, p. 284.
TrdKovbiv, iov, TO,
a kind oi sweetmeat.
7rap<j)av^s, all-shining.
VO>TaTOS.'\
[Method. 361
irap<â-
243, p. 224.
TraXtra/iOJ',
ov,
to,
ôKcrafiov.
Pans.
9,
Ttapxîkei ((îXos), adv. ^mth all the friends.
Did.
28, 3.
irdXa-is, Ecof, ^,
A. 593 A.
(TraXXo))
vibration
palpitation.
/rdp-fjnipToi, OV,
mixed of
of
all
all sorts.
Philon
I,
Porphyr. apud -Es.

41.
Trafi-ê^TJKos,
ov,
Ill,
201 A.
Eudoc. M.
148, 40. II, 53, 47.

Trdp(j)vTos,
ov,
sorts
of
(j>vTa.
Hippol,
all-profane.
Cyrill.
A.
Ill,
Haer. 172,
!rdp<paTos, ov,
14.
(<f)S>s)
13.56 A.
ndixfia^, see ^dfifia^.
Trafi-ôpos, ov, all-devouring.
all-shining, alt-light.
Max.

Jos. Ant. 5, 8, 6.
Trap\jfrj(j>fi.
or
jrap'^rjcjil
(i|^(ôs), adv. with all

vote.
-d>i.
nafiôTavov, ov, to, (fioTavrf) herbage of all kinds.
the votes, by
a unanimous
I,
Anthol.Til,
Job 5, 25. tlan^m, 0, Pamho, an

Sept.
I,
47, viKdv.
Cedr.
ov,
609, 13
ascetic of Nitria.
Hieron.
ndp--ôyos,
160.
all-censuring.
Ptol.
Tetrab.
418 (118).
Apophth. 372 B.
najx-fiaKapios, a, ov, all-happy.
Gennad. 1673
Eus. 625
ndv, avTos,
Iren.
TO, (jras)
a Gnostic epithet of Jesus.

Lucian. HI,
12.
D.
Trafi-fiaKapLiTTos,
ov,
473 A.
Pseudo-
deemed most happy,

ilfaa;.
Trdv-a^pos, ov, all-delicate.
HI, 24 C. Nil. 125 A. B. TiV. NiLJun. 7 7 B.

TrafjLfiaKapos,
Conf.
II,
Trav-ayevvrjTOs, ov, absolutely unbegotten.
ov,
Dion. 912 C.
Steph. Diac.
wavayris,
c'r,
Tra^p-aKap.
(ayos) all-hallowed.
Dion. H. HI,
1168 B.
wappaxi, adv.
500, 30.
ira/ind^fflf
^
all
following.
Apollon. D. Conj.
fighting every^4. I,
Philon II, 484, 2. All-accursed. 121,3. A. Eus. II, 1517 B.

1865,
5.
22.
Max.
Tyr.
Greg. Th. 106O
Cn-afi/ia;)(oy),
adv.
&!/
nav-dyios, a, ov, all-holy.
where, with
might.
rj,
vap-peyeCTTaTos,
ov,
Clem.
569 A.
Alex.
7rappeyi.(TT0s.
Mon. 4069 B.
nappeKrfs,
es,
(peXos)
16.
all-melodious..
Sept.
Pseudo-/os. Mace. 7. Clem. R. 1, 35. Clem. A. I, 349 C. HippoL 833 B. Eust. Ant. 668 D. Eus. II, 1088 D. Athan. I, 120 C. Cyrill. H. 372 A. Epiph. I, 160 B. Pseudo-Dwri. 485 A.
Mace.
Diog.
3, 7,
TrappeTpos, ov, (perpov) in all kinds

1, 39.
of metres.
Uavayia, as, f), one of the many epithets of the Deipara. Hippol. 840 A. Method. 353
C.
63.
7,
31 to TLappcTpov, the title
360
A.
351
of a work of Diogenes.
irdppoptpos, ov,
Jejun. 1913 C.
2.
B.
Sophrns.
title
Arith.
7.
Cyrill.
7rdppov<Tos, ov,
Theol. of all forms. A. IX, 796 C. (pov(Ta) very musical. Philon I,

(popcpfj)
ops
most commonly
in
3265 C. given to bishthe superlative-
iravaytmTaTos.
348, 31, et alibi.

wap-p6x6r]poi, ov,
all-poxdipds.
Cyrill.
Ephes. 1304 D. Chal. 1672 C, of Antioch. Lateran. 228 E, of Rome. Method. CP. 1296 C. Curop. 87, 20, of
Constantinople.
A.
I,
186 A. 496 C.
irap-pvla, as,
rj,
Trav-aylas, adv. in
a most holy manner.
Hippol.
Steph.
Kwopvia.
Aquil. Ex.
8, 21.
Haer. 416, 81.

7ravay\aiaTos, ov, (ayXatôj) all-adorned.
Ps. 77, 45.

irap-pvpios, a, ov, absolutely innumerable.
Phi-
Diac. 1076 D.
nav-dyveia, as,
fj,
lon 1,329, 19.
absolute purity.
Damasc, HI,
Did.
napnaOr)!, 139, 13.

rmpTraiSi
ej,
(iradciv)
all-suffering.
Plotin. I,
693 B.
Trdv-ayvos. ov,

(Trair),
all-pure.
Amphil. 37 A.
adv.
with
all
the
children.
Dion
C, 41,
9, 3.
Gelas. 1301 B. A. 452 C. Pseudo-Dion. Gregent: 652 C. 165 D. Sophrns. 3364

C.
Trav-dyvas,
irapiTXrjdfl
(ttX^ôs),
18.
ov,
adv.
C. 75,
all
the
multitude.
Luc. 23, A.
Dion
9, 1.
adv. in
all purity.
Pseudo-Dion.
Trap-TTodriTos,
all-lonqed-for.
Modest. 3296
436 A.
TravdypvTTvos, ov,
Trd/iTToXXos, ov,
=
c's,
whoUy
sleepless.
Mel. 112.
Anast. Sin.
Chron.
93-
irdpiroXvs.
Ill,
Apollon. D. Pron.
Jos. Ant.
7rav-d8rj\os, ov,
wholly aSijXoj.
wholly
374 B.
8,1.
Trd/x-TToTf
Lucian.
539.
1 7,
B.
wav-ddeos,
19.
ov,
Tra^TToXuTEXijr,
very jroXvTeX^y.
godless.
716,
ndvTOTf.
ov,
Trdv-auTXpos, ov, wholly al<rxp6s.
Dion Chrys
I,
7rapTrp6(Tamos,
(irpoaairov)
13.
of
all
faces.
584,45.
60, 15.
PoZ. Tetrab. 172.
Phryn.^.&..
Plotin.
n. 1296,
Digitized
by Microsoft
jrav-
aK7]paT0<i
perfect.
835
Synes.
irav-epTjfio';
irav-aiojpaTos,
ov,
absolutely
ticularly to the digest of
Roman
9.
law made
Hymn.
B.
iravaKiTri!
7,
40, p. 1613.
Nicet.
PapM. 28
ndva^.
by order of
also
Justinian, the Pandects, called

Cell.
SiyeoTo.
13,
Clem.
Id.
1,
A.
10,
I,
olvos,
wine
flavored
with
868 B.
Antec. Prooem.
1, 17. 3,
4.
n.
Diosc. 5, 72.
mv-aiiMfiriTos, ov,
Justinian. Cod.
:^
following.
Jos.
Hymnog.
Method.
Synes.
d.
Psell.
984 A.
Trav-dfiafios, ov, all-blameless.
Classical.
364 C.
1601 B.
Anast. Sin. 269 D.
Leont. Cypr.
1472 C, a learned man? 2. A stoic term for eirlppripa, adverb. Diomed. 190, 24. 194, 20. 3. A kind of boat. Porph. Cer. 468, 1.
925 A.
wavavdpamos,
rius 1164.
irava^,
ov,
irdv-Sriiios, ov,
public,
ndvriov dvBpairoDv,
Caesa-
T-6
TTavSripov,
the circus.
6, 3,
common. Substantively, general meeting of the Sij/ioi of Mai. 461, 4.
okos,
pan ax,
51 (58).
192 (193).
itav-aoihijws,
Diosc, 2, a plant. Galen. X, 150 D.

Inscr. 246.
iravSovpiv for iravhovpiov, ov, to,
pandurium,
Leont.
nav-d^Los, a, ov, all-worthy.

ov,
a musical instrument.' Cypr. 1721 B.

iravSoiipa,
6,
all-celebrated.
Euagr. 2457
Did. A.
iravSovpos, ov,
the
z^ navhovpuTTfjs,
Mai.
179,
one who plays
B.
jrav-aweipaTos, ov, wholly
navhovpa.
16.
Hes.
Tlav-
unbounded.
Sovpa ....
iravSoxflov, ov, to, (jravSoxfis) receptacle, reservoir.
721 B.
TraraTDjs, o,
Thracian,
=: /tidva-os.
Eudoc. M.
Strab.
5,
3,
9.
12,
8,
17.
Valent.
56.
2,
375.
nav-diTopos, ov, wholly S-iropos.
1272
Anast. Sin. Ill
Basil. Sel.
C.
Hippol.
Tavern, inn,
6,
Haer.
284,
2.
15, 5.
TravSoKeiov.
Polyb.
A.
Ttav-apyaXios, a, ov, all-troublesome.
464 D.
iravdperos, ov, (dperri) all-virtuous.
1.
Luc. 10, 34. Epict. Ench. 11. App. II, 42, 80. Phryn. 307, condemned. Clem. A. I, 1376 B.
I,
Philon
483,
28.
Clem. R.
Sext, 427,
1, 7,
travhox^vs, ems,
6,
receiver
57.
Zucian. Philopseud.
Clem. A.
Ill,
I,
6.
epithet ofpovds.
Polyb.
2,
2. Inn-keeper, ^
Luc. 10, 35.
of all.
Theol. Arith.
Trav-
et alibi.
1085 A.
Eus.
II,
61
SoKfvs.
II,
15, 6.
Plut.
B.
Epiph.
244 C.
all virtues, absolutely virtu-
vavapeTcos, adv.
ously.
mth
130 C. 373 C.
Ptol. Tetrab. 179.
Galen. VI,
II, 1341 B. Athan. II, 29
Inscr. 4150.
TO,
vavdpwv, ov,
dpTo(j)6piov,
panariu
ndvdoxos,
ov, ^=. irdvhoKos.
Eus.
dpToBfjKr],
Tvav-iyKkiyros, ov,
all-blamable.
651, 29.
2.
dpTofj)opis,
bread-basket.
i u,^hi
,
Sext.
A.
navedvi or naveBvei (vdveBvos^, adv. the whole
nation.
Sept. Sap. 19, 8.
Panar
larpiKov.
work of Epiphanius.
= Kiânov
is,
the title of a Epiph. I, 157 D. 833
Strab. 5, 1, 6.
Trdv-fmms, ov,
n-avei'Sfos, ov,
iravapp.oviws (iravappovios), adv. ail-harmoniously.

Vit.
of all
nations.
Caesarius 1172.
following.
Pseudo-DioH. 824
all
Nil. Jun. 125 C.
B.
Pseudo--Dion. Synes.
iravcibrjs,
es,
irav-appeirfjs,
all-immutable.
(c'Sor)
of
forms.
Theol.
208 D.
Trav-dpptjTos, ov, all-unutterable.
3, 91, p.
Arith. 4.
Hymn.
II,
Traveidrja-is,
ios,
rj,
all
etSi^<rtff.
Theoph. Cont.
1593.
o,
50, 13.
nav-dpxov, ovtos,
452,
'
rider
of
all.
Philon
Trdvep.os,
see ndvrjpos.
7.
Trav-ivSoôs, ov, all-glorious.

all-dissolute.
Modest. 3312 B.
rrav-da-toTos, ov,
Sophrns. 3713 C.
Vit. Nil.
Jun.
fj,
9TD.
(navavyris) the i(êal source
I, 7, 3.
iravavyeia, as,
all light.
of
S.
Conf. Comput. 1252 D. Nicet. Paphl. Theoph. Cont. 499, 10. 573 D. Modest. 3280 C. nav-ivTip.os, ov, all-honored.
Max.
Philon
ov,
naveopros, ov, (eoprrj)
all-festal.
Philon H, 477,
Alex.
Trav-dtpdiTos,
70.
Trav-dcjidopos,
all-imperishable.
Antip.
Eus. VI, 700 C, rip.ipa. 4073 D. Damasc. HI, 841 D.

2. 3.
Mon.
7,
ov,
wholly
S.<j}6opos.
Anast. Sin.
imv-ema-KOTTos, ov, all-seeing.
Sept. Sap.
23.
1072 C.
nav-dxpavTos, ov, aU-pure, applied to the Virgin.
Clem. A.
I,
681 A. 1109 C.
Greg. Naz. HI,
517 A.
nav-emarfiiuov, ov, all-knowing.
Anc. 1393 B. Joann. Mosch. 3052 A.

Theod.
3288 B. Anast. Sin. 272 A.

Modest.
Plut.
I,
Eus. IV, 373

all things.
A.
Trav-fTTOTmjS, ov,
6,
Theoph. 610, 13.
784, 19.
one that sees
Sept^
TravbaKeras, o, 6, (Sam-o)) biting all.
336
Mace.
2, 9, 5.
(quoted).
Trav-epripos, ov,
wholly deserted
perfect desert.
iravhiKTrfs, ov, 6,
(Sexofuu) pandectes, receiver of aU, a name given to several works, par-
Lucian. Dial. Mort. 27, 2. Synes. 1336 B, vast Pallad. Laus. 1020 A.
Strab. 17, 1, 27.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Traveajio';
desert.
836
Parad.
household,
TravoiK6criq
Fsendo-Philipp. apud Jos. B. J. 1, 828 A.
Apophth. 261
(244 C).
all
449 C.
iraveiTTios,
ov,
{earia) with
the
irav6ava>
Dem.
6, 1,
280.
Clem. A.
Stud.
3 ndvcfwi.
II,
7ra<rxa>'
Damasc.
31 7 B.
Plul.
I,
Ul F.
es,
1228 A.
all-noble.
as27. Porph. Novell. 316.
Kav-evyevTjs,
Theophyl.
B. IV,
iTav-6avp.a<rros, ov, all-wonderful.
Nectar. 1840
521 B.
nav-evhaiiiav,
ov,
A.
all-happy,
all-prosperous.
Vil. Nil. .fun.
68 C.
iravBeiov, ov, to, (jravBuos) sc. Up6v,
pantheon.
2,
Plut. II, 1063 C. D.

irav-evSios, ov, all-serene.
Chal 928 A. Attic, apud Eus. TU,

Eus.
II,
Philon
II,
48.9,
31.
Dion C.
53, 27,
of
Rome.
navBrjpas,
son.
a, 6,
1340 A.
Trav-fvepyerrjs, ov, 6, great benefactor.
Panther as, an imaginary

I,
pei^
Cels.
apud. Orig.
r/,
721 A.
sol-
868 C.
!rav-eve(f>odos, ov,
iravBoivia, as,
(irdvdoLvos) ::= iravBauria,

Cels.
allowing an easy access to a

4, 56, 6, eVi rriv
emn
A.
477,
or great feast.
apud
On(/.
I,
1553
place.
Polyb.
es,
n6\tv.
Nil. 233 D.

ov,
nav-tvXaî]!,
most reverential.
nav-Upos,
2.
all-sacred.
7rav-fv\apS>s, adv. most reverentially or respectfully.
Greg. Dec.
1204 B.
Meet. Paphl.
229, 4
501 A.
-nav-evvoos, ov, very kind.
TTOVevVOi.
'!7av-ev7Topos, ov,
1409 A. 2. A title given to bishops. Lateran. 125 A. 729 B, et alibi. Nic. II, 704 D. Theoph.
574, 4.
II,
s.
Philon 872 A.
I,
483,
24.
Men. Rhet.
628, 17.
nav-iipais,
adv. most sacredly.
Pseudo-i)wn.
Pobjb.
all-abounding.
Sophrns. 3413
241 A.
TXaviKos,
T],
C.
Theogn.
Mon. 849 A.
all-becoming.
ov,
of Uav.
Classical.
5,
7rav-evwpe7rr]s,
s,
Dion Chrys.
I,
96, 3, sc. 8eZ/xa, panic.
Diod. 14, 32, Bopvôs.

Cornut. 15],
368,
6.
Dion. H.
Cyrill.
II,
882, 16, (patrpaTa.
wav-cva-e^rjs, is, all-pious.
H. 1173 A.
319,
10.
Tapaxh8et/ia.
J^- ^'-^- 20, 4, 1.
B. J.
5, 2, 5,
Theod.
Psell.
Sci/th.
232
C.
Syncell.
816 D.
ov,
TraK-eu^Tj/ios,
Travi.Kov'Kapia, as,
5ra(r?)r
ev(f>r]ii.ias
rj,
(p a n n
u1u
s)
p a n n i-
a^tos.
cularia.
Travtov,
Travis,
Basilic. 60, 52, 6.
Amel. apud
(?re</. iVâz. Ill,
Porphyr. 511 A.
Vit.
iViZ.
Plotin.
67,
4.
216 A.
Cyrill.
A. X, 180 C.
irav-evaivvti.os, ov,
n-dj'-fo(/)oy, oi/,
all-fiawfios.
Chron. 294,
2.
all-dark.
Steph. Diac. 1129 D.
incorrect for nawlov. aprosPlut. II, the Latin p a n i s 726 F Tov ndva, panem. Athen. 3, 76. Heron *Xiavi(TKOs, ov, 6, Paniscus, little Uav. Clem. A. I, 160 B. 183. 184.
irav-riyfi.a>v,
dvos, d, r/er
49.
Cfe?n.
o/ aH. Philon I, 227, ^.11, 477 B. us. II, 5eLp.

6,
Traviafios, ov, 6, ^=.delfia HaviKov.

II,
Pseudo-P/u(.
1152 D.
ov,
iravrjyvpiapxqi, ov,
(yravrjyvpis,
a.pxa>)
presi-
Trdv-XcuKos,
15.
;=^ noKKevKos.
Philon
I,
654,
dent at a public festival.
Plut. II, 679 B.
Eus.
II,
880 A.
rj,
Trav-\aSirjTos, ov, entirely disfigured.
Lucian.
II,
TravrjyvpiKos,
ov,
^=
eopraartKos,
ypd/i/iara.
paschal.
533.
Trav-veaxrla,
as,
f),
Synes. 1349 B.
/Si^Xi'a,
1345 B,
1348 A,
Theoph.
(vedca)
complete renovation.
festal letters.
ov, to,
Amphil. 60 D.
iramjyvpis.
Tfavviov, ov, TO,
iravrfyvpiov,
=;
ttAvvos, cloth, piece
728, 3.
TTavriyvpts, fmr,
Method. rj, religious anniversary. 2. Fair, a stated 348 B. Simoc. 321, 16. meeting for trade. Chron. 474, 7.
Moschn. 55, D. 2968 A.

Tratr-vorjTos,
p. 26.
of cloth. Joann. Mosch. 2873 C.

7.
PorpZi. Cer.'674,
ov,
conceived
of
in
everything.
TravrjyvpLtrp.oi, ov, 6, (jravrjyvpi^tt>) the celebration
of a festival ; display. Dion. H. in, 1484, 7.

et alibi.
TravtfyvpuTTeov
I,
Sept. Sap. 15, 12.
Plut.
II,
674 D. E,
Greg. Naz.
Fseudo-Dion. 641 A. clolh. irdwos, ov, 6, the Latin p a n n u s Dion C. 49, 36, 5. [Connected with jrî/os, the Aeolic forms of which TTTjvrj, Trrjviov, would be Trdvvos, Trdvva, Trawlov. The Greeks
,
Set Travrjyvpi^civ.
908 D.
iTavT)yvpLCTTr]S, ov, 6,
panegyrista
1,
however took their from the Latin.]

TrdvwKTos, ov,
C.
TTavvvxi^tm,
tVo),
irdwos, Trawiov directly
rravri-
^=
to
Travvvxi^s.
Eust. Ant. 640
yvptâv.
Poll.
1,
Strab. 17,
34.
17.
Lucian.
I,
834.
attend a
vigil,
Aihan.
Philon
I,
Trav-riXiot, ov, all-sunny.
TsenA-Athan. IV, 924
6 73
D.
f),
C.
iravrifiaBov,
adv.
TTavvvxls, Ihos,
n-Sv ^p-ap, all day.
L.
I,
vigilia,
vigil.
11,
Oenom.
484, 32.
navotKf(Tla
apud Eus.
Ill,
rrdvTjfios, ov, 6,
365 C. panemus, a Macedonian month.
Athan.
7,
Jos. B. J.
625 C. irovoi.Kqai.a, Dion. H. Ill, 1355. Apion. 1, 14, p, 446. 7, 1.
Digitized
by Microsoft
TravoiKi
vavoiKi (navoUws), adv.
iravoiKria ia,
1, 1.
837
navoiKca, 7ravoiKf(rta,
iravirdevfl
Trav-TeXeto)?
(navaSevrfi),
Ill,
adv.
with
all
with all the household.

3, 3,
might.
Sept.
Ex.
64,
Greg. Naz.
II,
Mace.
tj,
27.
DM.
461, 10.
408 A.
1123 A.
Ex. Vat.
tTavaOevifs, is, (a-Oivos) all-powerful.
20.
Strab. 16, 4, 13, p. 324, 15.

(oikos) all the household.
Clem
iravomla, at,
Dion.
5, 20.
2.
464 B. 3305 B.
CynM. ^.
ov,
III,
1152 D.
Sophrns.
H.
I,
313,
5.
Philon
I,
7rava-efvovpy6<l>a>Tos,
(mva-devovpyos,
iravoUws, ov, with all one's house.
Diod.
0r)
833
almighty B.
and
illumining.
14,115.
3, 4,
Dion. H,l, 179,

6, 1, 1,
Damasc.
all
Ill,
1.
Strab. i, i,
16.
pp. 255, 11. 401, 15.
Phi-
lon
I,
323, 50.
navoKevfi (o-KeCos), adv. with Cyrill. ^. I, 168 D.

n-avooffrjTos, ov, (o-o/Seo))
the
baggage.
nav-oiKTlpiiiav, ov,
most merciful.
Andr. C. 1436
YsevAo-Dion.
driven in all directions.
C.
nav-o\îB>s, adv. most happily.
Lyd. 17,
961 D.
Trava-Tpari,
5.
nav-arevos, ov, wholly narrow.
Vit. Jos.
Hvmnoa.
Nicol.
168 A.
iravo\i6piosi less correct for Trava>\46pios.
irav-ofioUos, a, ov,
adv.
:=
irava-Tparm.
^=
Vit.
jravofioios.
Agath. Epigr.
893 C.
imv-cTTpe^Xos, ov, all-perverse.
64, 19.
jravofufifis, ds,
Petr. Sic. 1340-
7ravoiJ,(pcuos.
Eus.
Til,
336
A.
irav-ovvETos,
ov,
(quoted).
wav-ofyyiKos, ov, very irascible or irritable.
all-sagacious.
Cyrill.
A. X,
Nil.
376 A.
ov, (a-xvp-a) of all forms. Theol. Arith. 8 [here -o-xij/iiui/]. Pseudo-Z)ion. 824 B. Trava-wpms (o-m/xa), adv. all over the body.
233 D.
ndvop/ior, ov. 6,
irdvaxnpos,
Pannrmus, a harbor of Peparethos (the modern SKoTrfXor), not far from the principal town now commonly pronounced
;
Fseudo-Dion. 396 C.
navT-dSmos,
ov,
ndvepnos.
vavos,
ov,
6,
Diod. 15, 95.
Messapian,
ov,
=
D.
all-unjust.
Philon
all
II,
362,.
navis,
pan
i s
31.
navra-edvris, es,
Athen.
Ttav-oa-ioi,
3, 76.
u,
{edvos)
of
nations
App.
in
all
all-sanctified.
II,
Clim. 685 A.
697 C.
ops.
Damasc.
273 B.
2.
II,
576, 62.
ov,
Super-
wavTapAprrjTos,
respects,
(duaprdvco)
sinful
lative navoo-iMTaTos, a title applied to bish-
sunk
in sin.
Barn.
20.
Const. (536), 1189

Sept.
7ravT-avd6ep,a, aros, to, complete dvdde/ia.
Stud.
iTavovpyevp.a, arcs, to, device.

18,
(navqvpyevoiiai) cunning
11, 8.
Sir. 1, 7.
1816 C.
navT-ava^, oktos,
6,
Judith
42,
king of
all.
Damasc.
Ill,
wisdom,
22.
iravovpyevofiai, fv(Tap,riv,
821 C.
Travovpyico.
Reg.
oftat.
1,
23,
Erotian. 222
Sept.
Kop,\jfev-
TravT-o'TrwXfia, as,
rf.
f),
total ruin.
Anast. Sin. 120
TravTapxe,
as,
r)
,
r)cra),
to
be TravTdpx>]S.
Athan.
II,
iravovpyia,
wisdom.
Sept.
Prov.
1,
4.
733 C.
TravT-da-Kws,
ov,
Basil
1063.
III,
409 B.
Schol. Arist. Plut.
all-shadeless,
all-shadowless.
iravovpyiKccs, adv. hnavishly.

iravraxdiTf
jravovpyos, ov, wise.

Basil. Ill,
Sept. Prov. 13,
1,
et alibi.
7rai/T-d;;(p);(rror,
Theophil. 1049 C. navraxov. Doroth. ov, wholly worthless.
409 C.
ov,
1689 B.
navTeia/ei, adv. vnth all the riKva.
irav-afâofuos,
Amphil. 36 A.
31, 13.
worthy of all veneration. Epiph. I, 160 B. Theoph.

6,
Did.
^.593
saint.
A.
IIavTe\crjpa>v,
ovos,
3. 6,
Panteleemon,
nav-a-sâirros, ov,
all-august,
title
zantine nobility.
48,
p.
Theodos. Diac.
of ByAcr. 5,
Attal.
Proc. Ill, 328,

iravreXeia, as,
tion.
fj,
Horol. Jul. 27.
(navreXfis) completion, perfec1,
303.
Euchait.
1165
B.
Pohjb.
48,
9.
Philon
I,
38, 6.
157,
299, 5.
iravaiKriviaâ,
cuTtn,
45, et alibi.
to
Plut. II, 671 C. D, of the

I,
be
TravfriXrfVos.
Ptol.
teries.
Clem. A.
20.
1077 A.
ten.
2.
mysepi-
An
Tetrab. 149.
navKriKrjvmKos,
rj,
thet of the
ov,
number
Theol. Arith. 63.
(Trava-dXrjVos)
plenilunar.
Lyd.
7,
Ptol. Tetrab. 92.
TraK-TcXefOf, ov,
.
all-perfect.
Philon
I,
10,
26.
navoeX-qvov, ov, to,
p1eni1unium
Apollon.
Vis.
II, 148, 7.
35, 46, the
number
368 B.
ten.
Clem.
D. Mirab. 199,
wdv-a-f/ivos, ov,
9.
A. n, 305 A.
Basil
I,
Did. A. 285
all-reverend.
Herm.
1, 2.
Lucian. Vit. Auct. 26.

mv-oeiTTOs, ov, all^revered. Eus. II, 1220 B. Sophrns. 3221 B. Leant. Cypr. 1705 D.
Ta navreXeia, the
phoria.
TraiM-sXei'tos,
B, applied to God.
Hierocl. C. A. 20, 16.

last
day of the Thesmo-
Athen. 14, 56.

adv. wholly.
Erotian. 44.
Digitized
by Microsoft
7ravT-e\evdepo<i
iravT-ikevdepos, ov, entirely free.
838
Damasc.
II,
7rav-v\(na'T0^
Hippol. 836 A.
Orig.
IV, 444 A.
Method.
256 C.
navTeXrjs, ej, complete.
pletely, entirely.
Els to
II,
I,
393 C.
rravTfKes,
3.
Philon
567,
comLuc. 13,
I,
iravTOKparap, opos,
otent.
6,
(Kparea) almighty, omnip2, 5, 10. 2, 7, 25.
Sept.
Reg.
ov, 6,
Job
5,
11.
Sext.
196, 25.
252 C.
iravTeXtKos,
1372 B.
6v,
Kara to navrekh, =
109, 43.
EpipTi.
I,
217, 11.
Clem. A.
17, et alibi.
Trai/To-KTiVnjf,
Aristeas 21.
creator
els
of
all.
Diognet.
TO iravTeKtsfj,
Philon
1176 D.
universal.
1104
TravToXpia, as,
Isid.
rj,
(?rdiToX/ioj)
absolute daring.
A.
TravT^Xas,
372 A.
ov,
6,
adv.
at
all.
Apocr. Act. Pet. et
navToXpias,
351.
=:=
wdvToXpos.
Adam.
S.
Paul.
4.
Travre^dXeiiTTos, ov, (e|aXeiô)) wholly
wiped
out.
navToXoyos,
ov, (Xeyai)
talking all sorts of things.
Tim. Hier. 237 B. C.

TTavT-f ôva-La, as,
r],
Polem. 245.
all.
power over
(Jôva-la)
Greg. Naz.
wavTopiyrjs,
e's,
m,
1161 A.
ov,
Eunap. V.
S.
(plywpi) 10 (18).
(pipiopai)
mixed of
all
things.
navTeôva-Los,
Clem. A. n, 768 B.
=: Traj/roSuva^r. Adam. 1800 C. md.

eiraxovav.
navTopipos,
Jul. 351
ov,
pantomimus,
304
pantomimic.
Lucian.
opxiarris.
II,
6p)(r]a-Tfis.
A. 325 B. 580 A.
navTenrjKOOs, ov,
^ navra
^=
Clem. A.
Zos. 12, 12,
opxrjins.
to
Did. A.
Sept. Sap.
navTopvTjpovevros, ov, (^pvrjpovevoi) always
he
449 A.
navT-cmcTKOTros, ov,
7,
remembered.
naveTritTKOTrosII,
Method. 372 C.
ov,
navTo-papriTos,
all-blameworthy.
Pseudo-
23 as
V.
1.
iravT-eiroTTTris, ov, 6,
2, 9,
420 B.
Sept.
Chrys. IX, 8.37 B.
iraveirmTris.
1, 35.
Maco.
iravTovLK-qs, ov, 6, (vocaco) all-conquering.
Dion
5 as V.
1.
Clem. R.
Polyc. 1012
Nil. Jun.
C. 68, 10,
7ravTowa6i]s,
1.
e's,
B.
Clem.
.4. I,
616 A.
Vit.
(jraflcii')
all-suffering, in a
bad
irav-Tepivvos,
ov,
all-delightful.
sense.
Clementin. 165 A.
(TTpdo-troj)
141 C. D.
iravT-evXoyrjTos, ov, aJl-hlessed.
TravTOTTpcLKTrjs, ov, 6,
TravTonoios,
Method. 372 C.
Athan.
I,
Kovovpyos.
navT-opeKTTjs,
Ptol. Tetrab. 166.

ou,-
Jos. Hijmnog. 1025 C.

7ravT-(popos, ov, all-overseeing.
o,
TravTcov
opeyop,evos.
S.
348
B.
Did. A. 721 B.
ov,
NU. 141 A.
iravTexyo^j
Porphyr. Abst. 72. Jul. 197 B. Adam. 355 (Polem. 225 HdvTcov emdvpriTris).
iravTo-peKTTjs, ov, 6, (peô))
Travre^vfjiimv,
^=
all-working.
^=
navovpyos-
Eus.
Damasc.
TravTrjKoos,
Ill,
ov,
665 A.
^=.
IV, 209 D.
Cyrill.
navra okovwv.
Diod.
A.
TrdvTOTf (jrar), adv.
etootoi-e,
Sw
Travros,
VIII, 765 A.
rnvTifios, ov, all-honorable.
II,
always.
616, 45,
26, 11.
Sept. Sap. 11, 22.
19, 17.
Malt.
Arteni.
292,
UpEvs,
tlie
pontifex maximus of the

as,
t),
iravTobania,
all things.
(TravToSarros) 66, 11.
Romans. abundance of
330.

Sext. 440, 5.
it
Moer.
not Attic. B.
Aquil Esai.
rj,
TtavTo-rvpavvos, ov, lording
over
all.
Nil. 292
navTohams,
Dlog.
ov,
of
all
kinds, miscellaneous.
5, 5, ia-Topia,
of Favorinus.
6 jravra 8i8ovs, giver of all.
almighty.
Sept.
TravTovpyrjTos, ov,
=
ov,
wavTovpyos.
(yravTovpyos')
Damasc.
II,
iravToSoTris, ov, 6, zz=
312 A.
TravTovpyiKos,
rj,
Did. A. 580 A.
navTobvvapos,
ov,
all-effecting.
(fivvafus)
Cyrill. yl. II,
17 A. B. VI, 788 B. of all
Sap.
7,
23.
11, 18, et alibi.
Method. 373 A.
Joann. Hier.
imvTo(f)ayia, as, ^, (navTo(j)dyos) the eating

things.
Eus. n, 1393 A.
iravTohvvaTos, ov,
Pseudo-/o.s.
Mace.
2, p.
499.
=^
preceding.
iravTo-<pdyos. ov, eating all things.
Greg. Naz.
460 B.
navToewfjs,
S. 428.
iravTolas,
u,
ov,
Er,
(EIIQ)
IV, 123 A.
TravToXoyos.
Adam.
Trav-TprjTos, ov, full
of holes.
Plut. 11, 853
TO TvavrpriTov, one of the pieces of a
flute.
of any kind.
Nil. 580
Mi)
navToxêXr^s, es, (oxêXeo)) all-benejiting.
Sophrns.
iwoBeSi/ievovs navTolov vmSruia,

navTowTpoirais, adv.
^=
oiStv.
Vit. Nil.
3565 B.
ndv-vypos, ov, all-wet.
II,
Trawroi'o)
rpoita.
Diosc.
3,
17 (19).
Plut.
Jun. 73 B.
TrayroKpanjTos, ov, (jipaTiw) all-ruling.
355 F.
Jejun,
irav-vpvrjTos, ov,
1932 B.
KavTOKparopla, as,
all.
fj,
(iravTOKpaTcap^
power over
worthy of all praise. Method Athan. I, 220 A. Amphil. 37 A. Anast. Sin. 272 A, dfoTOKos. Did. A. 924
352 B.
C.
Did. A. 789 D.
8.
wavTOKpaTopiKos,
R.
1,
of the Almighty. Clem. Clem. A. I, 1216 B. 1316 A.

f),
ov,
nav-vyjfUTTos,
rj,
ov,
most highest.
Nil. 256 C.
504 A.
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by Microsoft
o)Bvvo<;
-KOVoiSwog,
ov,
839
App. n,
jramriKos,
t),
'!rapa/3aaia
ov,
8.
jraTrtXEioi'.
(pSvvT))
all-painful,
naTrwmos, grandfather's.
800, 84.
iravoKiBpios, ov,
Theoph. 643,
iravoKcBpos.
Clement. 524
TraTTuXaimi',
TranvXeav, incorrect for
C.
Gregent. 636 C.
TraTTvpeav, mvor, d, (7ra7nj/)os) ptace covered with
jrav<0eX^r,
(a(j)Sca))
exceedingly important.
papyrus.
najTvpivos,
jj,
Aquil. Ex.
or,
2, 3. 5.
Did.
A.972C.
iraâ/mStov, ov, to,
TTaâfias.
v.
Pallad Laus.
1.
papy
n u
, '
Plut. II, 358 A.
of J^ JJ J papyrus.
7,
1082 B. 417 B as
1
I,
Apophth. 241 A,
V.
1.
rraâimSiv.
10, 13. 12,
23 waîfiddtv.
Also,
biscuit.
Leo. Tact.
6, 28.
namipLov, ov, to, =z Trdnvpos. Geopon. 4, a. Wick. Stud. 17417).
1.
iraâiidnov.
Caspian.
napd, L.
a/jurf,
among,
with.
169 B. 539 B,
paxamacium.
Martyr. Areth. SI.
or
With
the genitive.
Apophth.
iraâ/juires,
Nic. CP. Histor.
113 C. 417 C.
(Persian) hard
Romanes.
Classical.
TTjv
2.
t;0'
28,Pa>;xaiiBi/,=Pa)fiai'o4r,
apud
TAan.
With
the accn^nlive.
Traâ/ias, 5, o, plural iraâfiddes
Pallad. Laus. 1081
Jos. Ant. 12, 9, 1 oi bLa<îpop.iv vno Toi MfyaXonoXlrov Xeyopiviqv alriav
D. 1082 B. Apophth. 276 C. Joann. Mosch. 3056 C. Leo. Tact. 13, 11. Also, TraâfidApophth. 241 A. rrjs, ov.
irapd T^v
^pS>v dXriBrj vopiôva-iv, =;:

vopiôva-iv Tr)v
oil
biaîpopfv
to'ls
vno
Toii
Meyat^j
iraâuLs,
I'Sor,
rj,
'ifonoXiTov XeyopevTjv
vip' fifiSiv Xeyoiievrjs.
alriav
dXr)dea-Tepav
1,
preceding.
vaâ/ias.
Pallad. Laus.
Iren.
10, 3.
Apocr.
(palis
1258 B.
iraâiiirris,
ov,
6,
Act. Pet, et Paul. 79 'O rtavXor a6&os
Sophrns 3481
verai irapa tov Tlerpov, sc.
paWov, Paul
liîov,
ap-
A. B, apTos.
iraîlidSiv,
parently more innocent than Peter.
Mai. 341
having
see jraâpASiou.
as,
tj,
Aovaav a presbyter's
wife.
Trap o
less
less,
rju
to irpoduTeiov
villa
TToiTaBia,
(irawas)
given
than the
was worth.
3.
less
Jejun. 1921 D.
Tran-aSiVfijs,
?;,
Minus,
noTras, a
save, except.
With
the accusa-
6, fa'MZe
boy intended
yapapa.
for
tive.
Classical.
Strab. 10, 2, 14, p. 35, 62
orders.
Jejun. 1909 B.
(nairas ?)
waTToKridpa, as, ^,
^ ^
Tlapa Svo tovs

Petr.
two.
^p,la-eis, the
half of them
Ant. 800 C.
21.
Balsam, ad Concil. VI, Can.
Nicom. 77, pova&a, minus one. 90, plav KaToKijîv. Heph. 4, 3. Epiph. I, 940 A,
fjpJpas Tea-a-apastS>v
Trdjras or TraTTTTos, a, o,
papa
ttottjp,
father.
Inscr. 2664.
,??. 565, 14.
15.-3. Papa,
Rome
in
.Synes. 1445 3 Hap' iviovs haKTvKav iyevero, he lost some of his
fingers.
father, a title given to bishops in general,
4. Denoting alternation. Classical. Nicom.

94 Ewi yap nap' iva povov jrapaKfinTeov, every other one. Cornut. 163 'O dvd pepos vap' ^
pijvas
1/19,
and to those of Alexandria and

particular.
I, 85 D. II, 995 C. Greg. Dion. Alex, apud Eus. II, 648 C. Arius apiid Epiph. II, 213 A. Athan. I, 353 B. 369 A. II, 708 D. Basil. IV, 540 B. 541 A. 952 A. Hieron. I, 754 (535). Carth. 1255 A. Ephes. 872 C. Chron. 516. Nic. CP. Histor. 7, 14 wnTrar, priest.
Orig.
Th. 1020 A.
imp
yfjv re Kal VTro yrjv
yevopivos "A8<-
every six months.
Trap' iv, alternately.
F 'Ev Porphyr. V. Plotin. 58,

Plut. II, 106
18 2iTeia-dai Se irapa plav, every other day. Chrys. I, 180 E 'Hpepav Trap' rjpepav rpeôp.evov.
Theod. IV, 425

language.
II,
iraTrds,
perispomenon, father. Cornut. 143. 2. Father, a title given to presbyters. Chal. 1009 B. Mai. 361, 8. 362, 5. Steph. Diac. 1148 C. Theoph. 148, 13. /s. Co;nn.
a,
6,
vdan TO capa
matical
Kadalpfiv-
5. From,
the
To
Trap' jjpepav
piav
in
gram-
With
accusative.
Philon
561, 46 Ilapa yap to dprjyeiv "Aptjs

SoKei,
avopdadai poi
the word "Aprjs
is
de-
Novell. 322, Xitos, ;=: dvayvaxTTTjs, reader.
rived from dpryyeiv (not so).

Trapa^dXKoi, to request.
ndnas,
3,
a, 6,
Papas, the Phrygian Attis.
Diod.
Apophth. Poemen. 93,

uncanonically.
Const.
3,
58.
Hippnl. Haer. 156, 53.
avTois &aT dvayyfXkai.

Trapa-fiaTrri^co, to baptize
wairlas, ov, 6,
guardian of
et alibi.
the.
imperial palace,
an
5.
officer.
Genes. 22, 14.
518,
6,
Porph. Cer. 122, Theoph. Cont. 38. 144,

Cedr.
II, 19,
(536), 1073
C.
Justinian.
Novell. 42,
.
',
TTapa-ffaTTTio'iia,
II.
19.
Leo Gram. 210,
13. 14.
aros, rb, uncanonical baptism.
Curop. 10. 21, 9. llamas, ow, 5, Papias. Eus. II, 296 A. TramXtav or jraTriXeci)!', Stos, i5, the Latin papilio, pavilion, Eus. I, 305 A. cKrjvrj. il/aZ. 101, 21. Porph. Cer. Proc. I, 244.
Tzete. Chil. 3, 839.
Const. (536), 1092 A.

Trapa-BaTrnarris, oi,
9, 21,
fals.e 6,
false baptizer.
Epict. 2,
Jew.
413,
4. 7.
r), ov, (SaTrrdf. Dubious. Sept. Ezech. 23, 15. Plut. I, Trapa-^TTTO), to dye along-side with.
Trapa-âTTTos,
mwiras,
Trainras, see irairaf, Trajray

6,
754 C.
Pallad.
TTapaâa-ia, as, ^,
vaTnrlas, ov
=;
jrdrras,
as a
title.
Trapaffams.
Const. (536),
Laus. 1081 D.
1089 C.
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7rapa-âffiXev<i
jrapa-â<TiXtvs,
ems,
6,
840
28.
jrapayye Wo)
Tobit
Koiaap, sub-emperor.
Eunap. V.
S. 53 (93) [al. Trapo/Sao-iXfiio-ai'J.

evcrai, to
proach.
Num.
rj,
3, 4,
oveiStapov, by-word of re23, 7, song, discourse.
t,2.
napa-âaiKda, Sept. Maec. 3,

irapdâcns,
deviation.
fojs,
govern
ill
or tyrannically.
Parabola,
N.
T. passim.
I,
parable.
Sept.
11,
Ps.
77,
6, 24. ^,
Clem. A.
349 C.
Orig.
(îrapaâivo))
II,
Plat.
649 B.
MetaphoriMace.
Paul.
a going aside,
673 A. in, 20 C.
ov,
trapaôXiKos,
tive.
(napaôXrj) parabolic, figuraII,
cally, transgression.
2, 15, lO:
Sept. Ps. 100, 3.
Clem. A.
349 B, x'^P'""^P-
N^-
'5ra6. 12, 8, 9, p. 577, 10.
136 A.
TrapafioXiKcos, adv. comparatively,
Rom. 2, 23, et alibi. Jos Ant. 18, 8, 2. 2. iJfjres^Man. II, 288 B. âra. 12. Strab. 1, 2, 2. 10, 3, 8. sion z=: napcKâms. 'Ev irapaâcrei, L. obiter, Ori^. Ill, 432
Did. A. 308 A.
bles,
2.
by comparison.
Parabolically, in paraII,
figuratively
Clem. A.
625 A.
Eus.
bij
the
way.
V, 429 C.
757 C. D.
napdôXos,
Caesarius 1152.
Theod. Mops.
3. Parabasis, a part of the old

KOfipdriov,
Nil. 113 A.
VsmA-Athan. IV, 112
comedy, consisting of
proper, fuucpov,
dvTtaTpocf>oi,
/xe'Xos
Trapdâms
empprjfia,
or
OTpoKJirj,
avTeirippqpa.
Plut. II, 711 F,

14, 1.
nu
ov,
6,
parabolus, parabola-
dtjpiopAxos, Kvvriyos, L. bestiarius.
parabasis proper.
4, 112.
Hepli.
Sclol. Arist.
irapaâTcov
= 8
6,
Poem. Nub. 518,
Pdll.
Socr. 785 C.
irapa-fiop.fiea),
et alibi.
8. 2,
impaâivuv.
transgressor.
Aristeas
1164 A.
Synes. to sound together with. Agath. 51, 9 -irdai, to be disturbed'
TrapafiaTrjs, ov,
Paul. Horn.
2. ^ôsAnt. 616 B. Apollon. Ephes. 1384 C. tate, renegade. Athan. I, 228 B. 233 B, ck Xptariavav. ^(er. 208 B. Nectar. 1824 B, rti/d?.
25, et alibi. jBwsi.
with rumors.
n-apa-ôvKoXea, to mislead.
Ill,
Oenom. apud Eus.
361 C.
TTopaôvXeiopMi, apparently an error for irapa-
ôXeiopai.
Paul. Phil.
2, 30.
Eus. Alex.
Philostrg. 553
A.
6v,
AfaL
188, 14.
violating.
349 D. 352 C.
TrapdôvXos, ov, incorrect for irapdPoXos, venture-
TrapaânKos,
Orig.
/Sacris
I,
r),
1192 A. 2. Belonging to the Trapdof the old comedy. Schol. Arist. Vesp.
Epict.
2,
transgressing,
some, reckless.
Eus. Alex. 349 D. 352 B.

decide unfairly
:
Theoph. 561,
irapa-^pafieva),
9.
1265.
jrapaâTiKas, adv. by transgressing.
20, 14,
to
to pervert.
Polyb. 24,
1,
12.
Plut. II, 535 C.
Tatian.
fX^'"
'""'^1
^^
irapaânKov dval
Sept.
825 B.
Polyc.
Eus. n, 277 B.
1041 A.
up.
Simoc. 82, 12.

I,
TIVOS.
TTopa-îa, to thrust in.

to
TTapa-^tdôpLM,
compel,
urge, force.
Lucian.
Sext.
13,
592.
Martyr.
15, to &Ta, to
Reg.
7,
1,
28, 23.
Amos
6,
6, 10.
Pohjb. 22, 10,

Plut. II, 1097
stuff, stop
et alibi.
Luc. 24, 28.
Plut. II, 31 E.
Trapayd^diov, incorrect for napayavdiov.

Trapayavbrjs, ov, 6,
irapa^tacrpos, ov,
compulsion.
paragauda,
F.
irapa-î^dâ,
2,
garment.
to
Lyd. 134, 12. 13.
a kind of
179,
169, 14.
put away,
/SXaTTTO).
to
put
off.
Sept.
Reg.
irapayaSris.
12, 13.
irapa^dwrio I, 244 A.
trapa-^Xina,
9.
2, 24, 10,
forgive.
TrapayavSiov, ov, to,

Basil.
1,
Trapayavhrjs.
Dioclet. C.
-tv.
Iren. 508 A.
C%.
6,
IX, 434 D.
Sept. Sir. 38,
35 napayaiSiv. Porph. 413, 15.

721, 11.
Trap-ayyapeta, as,
5,
rj,
Chron. 614
Cer.
142,
Mai.
18.
21.
523,
to overlook, neglect.
2.
Polyb.
46, 6.
To
see wrong,
rj,
Oreg. Nyss. II, 292 B. iucian. Necyomant. 1.
additional dyyapeia.
Basilic.
1, 6.
impdfiXeyjns, ecos,
(irapafiXcna))
an
overlooking,
2.
B.
neglect.
Cyrill.
A.
Squinting.
Trapa^XrjTeos, a, ov,
160 B. Jejun. 1924 C. Plut. II, 521 B.

I,
impayyfXla, or, ^, command, admonition. Polyb. 6, 27,
charge
1.
advice,
Diod. 15, 10.
hv
hd
TrapaffdXXea-Bai.
Muson. 155.
wapa-^XrfTos,
Plut.
I,
480 A.
Orig.
I,
1156
Gregent. 592' Paul. Thess. 1, 4, 2, et alibi. A. 596 A. 612 A. Nic. CP. 1321 A Aa/i2. .4m^dvei TrapayyeXiav (cpear pr) âyelv.
17,
rfv,
comparable.
vomit.
S.
Plut.
I,
258 C.
D.
Galen. V, 61 B.
napa-ffXvâ, to
ToS oiVou.
pour out, Eunap. V.
Philostr. 796,
a canvassing for coles, electioneering. 3. Muster-roU. Plut. 1, 345 D, et alibi. Stud. 4. Watching. Euagr. 2488 B. 1072 B.
bitus,
22 (41).
TrapayycXXa), to
command,
8,
to
charge.
"iva
Classical.
ipxâvitrg.
napaôXsvopat, (vo'opai, (yrapdôXos) to expose one's self Paul. Phil. 2, 30 as v. 1.

TmpaBoXf], ^r,
^,
Polyb.
6,
35,
Diod. 15, 20.

Jos.
Xerat,
conjunction of stars.
418,10 /amW.Myst. 278, 4. 2. Venture. Diod. Ex. Vat. 73, 33. 3. By-word, prov-
Plotin. I,
Impersonal, napayyeXcommanded. Clem. A. 392 A HapayyeXXerai avT&v. 2.

Ant. 13,
it
KapdyyiXpa Marc. 6, 8, Iva
prjbev a'paaiv.
5, 10.
is
I.
oTroa-xttrBai 8eiv
erb,
=^
7rapoip.ia.
Sept. Reg. 1, 10, 12.
3, 4,
Ambio,
to
canvass for
votes, to
be a candi-
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7rapd<yy6Kfj,a
841
Plut.
24.
irapaSeia-ois Syut. 188,

1.
date for
I, 202 E. 276 C, apxiiv. 3. To have App. II, 73, 7, els {maTelav. one's self enlisted as a soldier. Lyd. 109, 14. Euagr. 2488 B.
office.
Classical.
345 A.
763 A, f dpxr)"-
II,
153, 12.
2.
230, 23.
Iambi. Myst.
To
lengthen out a
II,
word by
paragoge.
napayayi],
Plut.
854 C.
Apollon. D.
Pron. 300 A. 323 A.

ijs, fj, paragoge, the lengthening of a word by the addition of one or more syllables to the end (ovroa-i, dei.Scp.evaL). Drac. 11, 19. Apollon. D. Pron. 2G7 C. 344 B. Synt. 19, 4. 105, 13. 190, 4.
TtapiyyeKiia, aros, ro,
command, commandment,
precept.
Polyb. 6, 35, 8.
Sept. Reg. 1, 22, 14. Dion. H. V, 212, 6. VI, PUlon I, 474, 22. Jos. Apion. 1, 722, 14. Plut. I, 427 E, edict. Cels. 22, p. 454.
Classical.
I,
apud Orig.
1084 B.
fj,
napayyeKfianKos,
6v,
z=
wapayyeXriKos.
Dion.
2. Derivation of one word from another. Apollon. D. Pron. 282 A. 298 B. 3. Fallacious reasoning. Basil. I, 189 A.
H. V, 151, 5 as
cept.
V.
1.
TTapoymyiafm,
dtrco,
to
demand
jrapaymyiov.
TrapayyeXiJLanKas, adv. L. praeceptive, as

Sext. 45, 29.
fj,
a pre-
Polyb. 4, 44, 4.
irapayayyiov, ov, t6,
3, 2, 5, roiis irKeovTas.
(jrapayatyos)
transit
duty.
iTapayye\nK6s,
6v,
(TrapayyeXXco) L. praecep-
Polyb. 4, 17,
irap-dycayos,
ov,
3.
tivus, preceptive.
Dion.
H.Y,
for
151, 5.
Eus.
derivative,
in
grammar
op-
VI, 964 C, npaêtov.

napaywixTKO),
incorrect
irapavayivaMTKO).
posed to npaTOTVTros. Dion. Thr. 634, 21. Drac. 15, 5. Apollon. D. Pron. 272 C. 273
B.
irapayaytos,
Amphil. 49 C.
nap-ayRurrpoo}, to furnish with barbs.
43.
Diod. 17,
aside.
adv.
derivatively,
by derivation.
Plut.
n, 631 D. E.
Athen. 11, 61, p. 480 F.
TTopayKaviôpai, 'uropai, (ayKCDv) to

Strab. 5, 3,
2,
push
Diod.
napayabi)!, see TrapayavSrjs.

Trapa-SaKpia, to weep with.
p. 362, 23.
Lucian.
irapa-y\v(j)a, to counterfeit
p. 89, 94.
seal.
1, 78,
napdbeiypa, aros,
X^pi-v,
to,
example.
IlapaSeiypaTos
Iren.
Ill, 248.
for
the
sake of illustration.
ttra,
544
irapayvaBis, iSos, ^, (yvados) the cheek-piece

tiara.
of a
B.
Orig. Ill, 992 C.

(jrapdSety/ia)
to
Strab. 15, 3, 15.
jrapaSetypMTiâ,
make an
irapa-yovanov, ov, to, L. internodium, the space
between two joints.

irapayopevcris, emy,
f),
Synes. 1520 C.
(dyopcvai) prohibition. Jos.
Ant. 18,
9, 2.
âpaypajipanâ,
icra), (jrapaypappa) to play upon words similarly written (avdirKarTe UKaTav TTCTrXacrjueua Savpara i8<ay). Diog. 3, 26. Eudoc. M. 378 (SapfflwKo'f, uipa). 2. To change one or more letters in a word. Strab.
example of one, to expose. Sept. Num. 25, 4, Ezech. 28, 17. Dan. 2, 5. Polyb. avTovs. Matt. 1, 19 as v. 1. Paul. 2, 60, 7, et alibi. Hebr. 6, 6. Plut. II, 520 B. Martyr. Path. 1448 A. Athan. U, 893 C. Philon I, irapabeiypaTiKos, ij, ov, of examples. Hermog. Bhet. 145, 12. 18, 38.
TrapaSeiypariapos,
ov, 6,
(TrapaSer/pMrlîo)
Sept.
the
3,
making an example of one.

4,
Mace.
1, 2,
34.
6,
11.
3,
7,
14.
Polyb.
6,
38, 4, et alibi.
napaypappanirpjis, oO,
in
commutation of
letters
a word.
Steph. B. Tvnva .... Gdai/a.
Ptol. Tetrab. 154. Diod. Ex. Vat. 116, 14. Hippol. Haer. Clem. A. I, 517 C. 170.
5cAoZ. ^risf.
Eq. 59.
Schol, Arist.
282,
5.
irapaypappiô)
=z impaypappaTLâ.
mark,
line.
TtapabeiypaTurreov
hel
irapaBeiypaTcêiv.
Pac. 867.
Trapaypa(j>ri,
rjs, 17,
Pohjl. 35,
Strab. 17, 1, 48.
2,
10.
ov,
Trapa-SeiicnKos,
r),
showing.
Cyrill.
A.
II,
156
Trapaypa<j>is, I'Sor, ^,
(7rapaypd(j}(o) style,
an
in-
D, TWOS.
Trapd-Seiics, c<f,
17,
strument.
et alibi.
^5Ui7. Esai. 44, 13.
Poll. 4, 18,
comparison. Method. 281 C.
napaSeirrviov, ov, to, (Seiirvov) side-dish Porphyr.

rj,
napaypafjios, ov,
sc. ypapp,r],
the critical
2.
7.
mark
5cAoZ.
Abst. 260.
jrapaSeicrtov,
ov,
7.
().
Heph.
Poem.
15,
8.
to,
j4m<. Nub. 618, et

7rapa'vpa(j)a, to cancel,
alibi.
Theoph. 420,
Polyb.
little
irapaSeia-os,
garden.
Ne'ov Jlapabela-iov,
Aet-
erase.
Jos. Ant. 15, 3, 4, tropically.
with the wapaypa(j)os (
).
2. To mark Heph. Poem. 5, 3.

exceptionable.
9, 31, 5.
/iau/
of Joannes Moschus.
Phot. Ill, 665 A.
668 A.
irapabeia-oyevfii, es, (yiyvopai)
born of or in par-
napaypd\jnpos, ov,
Sext. 228, 3.
(jrapaypdâi)
adise.
Anast. Sin. 1064 A.

,
TrapaSeuros,
!rapd-yvp,vos, ov, nearly
naked.
Diog.
2,
132.
napa-yvpvai(rLs,
I,
&)?, ^,
a laying bare.
Clem. A.
453 A.
to
paradise. ov, 6, paradisus Luc. 23, 43. Paul. Cor. 2, 12, 4. Apoc. 2, 2. Paradisus, the title of a monastic 7. book probably identical with the Aeipavdptov
jrap-ay<o,
derive
Apollon. D. Pron. 302 0. 106
one word from another. 391 B. Adv. 574,
TO peya.
Ill, 171.
Coteler.
Digitized
by Microsoft
7rapaSKTeo<;
âpadcKTeoSj
Classical.
a,
842
7rapahe-)(a'6ai.
jrapaSpofir]
Plut. U, 639
ov,
^=
ov
del
7rap-aSo\f(Txî>, to chatter near.'
Apnllon.
D.
Synt.
I,
306,
12.
C.
Tatian. 869 A. VI, 181 D.
Clem. A.
445 B.
Eus.
7rapa-8o|df<o
Siao-T-f'XXia,
to separate, distin-
napaSfKTiKos,
rj,
6v,
guish.
dwd/ievos Trapabexfcdm.
Orig.
7.
2.
strange use.
8, 22. 3, 30.
Sept.
Ex.
to
9, 4.
11,
illus-
To make wonderful,
Sept.
render
28, 59.
Clem. A.
TrapahfKT6s,
Ill, 41.3
I,
rj,
948 B. II, 424 B, rivos. 6v, accepted: acceptable.

Jul.
trious.
10, 13.
Ex. Mace. 2,
fj,
Deut.
Sir.
A.
451 C.
Greg. Naz.
I,
TrapaSoîa, as,
(napdSoôs^ strangeness, marStrab.

11,
11,
5.
1,
Trapabixop-aL, to accept.
-Orjvai, to
1124.D
Gell.
vellousness.
p. 54. 13.
2,
29,
he accepted.
to
irapa-Sta^dympi,
disjoin improperly.
wapaSoôeiSr)!, es,
=
5
napdboôs-
Stud. 725 B.
to tell
16, 8 IIapaStêvypevov d^tcapa,
which the word

site
after 7,
atil, is
a sentence in not the oppothus,

fj
*ivapabo^nKoyw,
marvels.
T)(rw,
(napaboôKoyos')
Chrysipp.
apud Philon
1,
11,
2, 1.
I,
of 501, 30.
Strab.
of the
fj
word preceding
is
it
ripepa
Gemin. 841 A. Diod.

5,
42. 69.
eiTTiv,
vv^,
aîwpa hiaêvKTiKov;
but,
4,
9.
13, 4,
fin.
Philon
340,
5.
aut curris, aut ambulas, aut stas, TrapaSieêvypevov.

Trapa-SiaêvKTiKos,
rj,
Epict.
2, 22, 13.
*napaboô)ioyos,
6v,
ov,
{irapdboôs, "Kiya)
telling
8, 72.
viciously disjunctive;
^',
marvellous stories.
Timae. apud Diog.
applied to the conjunctive

biiîvypivov dîapa.
9.
or,
in a wapa-
Galen.
II,
356 C.
Plut.
ij(ra),
TrapaboôvUris, ov, 6, (vHcdo)) one that conquers
Orig. Ill, 200
A.
marvellously.
TrapaboôTTOLea,
Set.
I,
521 E. F.
iroiS}.
TrapaSiaêvKTiKas, adv. in a viciously disjunctive
=z
Trapdboâ
Basil.
manner.
Galen. VII, 331 A.

to live beside.
fj,
540 C.
f],
n-apa-Siandopm,
planation.
Ael.
N. A.
2,
48.
Trapaboôiroua, as,
(jrapaboôvoios) the workmiracle.
Trapa-Siaa-roXrj, ^s,
further distinction or exIsid. Hisp. 2, 21, 9.

17,
ing of wonders:
Eus-
II,
137 B.
Gelas.
irapa-hiaTpi^T], ^r,
misemployment, useless oc1, 6,
IV, 233 D. 1248 C.

TrapaboônoLos,
Cyrill.
H. 1097 B.
cupation.
Paul. Tim.
to
5 as v.
1.
Iren.
ov,
(Troie'o))
wonder-working.
1249 A.
7rapa-SiSd(7K(B,
teach false doctrines.
Iren,
Eus. n, 120 B. VI, 133 B. Pallad. Laus. 1140 D.

TrapaboôTTjS, rjros,
r},
Athan.
I,
88 C.
441 B.
napa-SiSo) =:z napaSlSmpi.
Trapaboîa.
Themist.
napeSiSsTo.
irapaSiSapi, to
4, 8 -crdm, to
Paul. Cor. 1, 11, 23 Gregent. 600 B (96). hand down, to transmit. Diod. be recorded, Diosc. 2, 99, p. 228
it is
416,
7.
Trapabocrifios, ov, (rrapaboa-is) to be delivered
up:
2.
transmitted
transmissible.
Polyh.
6,
5,
12, 11, 9, arrjkq, commemorative.
Diod.
4, 56,
HapaScSorm
cure.
2.
6,
vj)piTiKovc vyidêiv,
said
to
et alibi.
Trapdboa-is, fas,
fj,
To
deliver
instruction, to teach.
II,
Ti.
traditio,
2,
1,
teaching, in15.
2,
Polyh.
9, 21, 4.
Philon
84, 18.
Paul.
struction.
Rom.
Ael.
17, et alibi.
1,
Jos. Ant.
13, 10, 6.
Tact.
7.
Synt. 65,
napeSiSrjs
irapedldet
6. Prooem. 2. Apollon. D. [Pseudo-frre^. Naz. II, 712
A
C
irapebiSms.
Apophth. 340
^=
TrapeStSo).]
wapa-SiTjyrjpa,
aros,
to,
incidental
narrative.
Philon Philon
I,
533, 40.
ecos,
fj,
Trapa-Sirjyrjo-is,
I,
relating
incidentally.
149, 22.
to
Quintil. 9,2, 107.
Prooem. p. 2. Diognet. 1184 C, dTrooroXmi/. Iren. 847 A. Sext. 611, 11. Hippol. 825 D. Iambi. Math. 209. riapaSdo-fir, emv, aZ,the title of a book attributed to Matthias the apostle. Clem. A. I, 981 A. II, 513 B. 2. Doctrine, rule, precept. Apollon. D. Pron. 344 A. Sj-nt. 3, 2. Clem. A. II, 532 C, eKieXi/o-m36, 27. a-TiKT). Socr. 392 C, the esoteric doctrine of
1,
Diosc.
Paul. Thess. 2, 52. 4, 148 (150).
3,
6.
irapa-bLoiKiw,
government.
govern.
with another man's 817 D. 2. To misSynes. 1396 B. 1476 D.

interfere
Plut. II,
the church.
3.
I,
Tradition.
Orig. IV, 445
B.
Epiph.
1048 B.
reception, acceptance. Sext. 34,
Polyh.
irapaboxr),
1, 1, 1.
fjs, fj,
irapa-biopdSm, to correct rashly, to spoil.

III,
Eus
1, 5, 5.
777 B.
ais,
fj,
tion,
Trapa-Stdpdaxns,
marginal
correction.
meaning, sense, 1413 B.

ov,
9.-2.
itcboxij.
AcceptaOrig.
I,
Plut. II, 33 B. C.
irapa-biaxm,
to
vap-abpaKTiov,
to,
qmd
Porph.
1.
Cer.
follow in quick succession.
Dion.
Psell.
677,
6.
H. V,
817 A,
143, 13.
napabptpva-a-a
1
=
fj,
hpiiivcrtTw.
Simoc. 69,
170,
irapa-SoypaTLâ, to teach false doctrines.

Ti.
2 -a-dai.
^s,
Trapabpopt).
concourse
28.
irapaSoKEo),
incorrect for KapaSoKeoi. Nil. 541 B.
Pseudo-
Sept.
12,
Mace. 2, 3, 59, p. 542 B.
: passage along. Posidon. apud Alhen.
Plut.
I,
673 E.
Clem. A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
::
irapaBvTO'i
I,
843
trapabpofiifv, :=^ k
TrapairTjTrfi
rj,
165 A.
II,
357
C Kara
napaSpofi^s, ' passing. to the plural of the to
8.
irapaBeriKos,
ov,
admonitive,
admonitory.
The
un"",
eqviivalent
Basil. IV, 293 B.

TTapa-dempeai, to digress.
napaBfapjfCTis, ems,
ij,
Hebrew
supposed
7, 5.
Damasc. IH, 688 C.

II,
mean braided
locks.
Sept. Cant.
(jTapaBeapico) a viewing,
irapaSvTos, ov, (napaSiofiai) sunk, low.

67, 1.
Trap-aSo),
Genes.
consideration.
irapaBeaprjTeov
to
sing discordantly.
Hippol. Haer.
Plut. II,
apud
Orih. Ill, 165, 6.

ijs,
J},
230, 92.
far,
j],
iTapa-6r)Kq,
= =
Plut.
8fi
820 A.
Athen.
Patriarch.
napaOcapeiv.
dopos, coffin.
Trapa-fcuîs,
junction, union.
1149 B.
TrapadrjKo-tjjvKa^,
1110 A.
napa-^rjKoa, to provoke to jealousy.
32, 21.
Sept. Deut.
Reg.
3, 14, 22.
Sir.
1,
30, 3.
Paul.
Theod.
to he-
Kom.
11, 11. 14.
Mops. 888 B. come angry.

7.
2.
ij,
Cor.
10, 22.
To
fret one's
self,
keeper of deposits. 6, VI, 873 C. napadrjKvva drjKvva). Lyd. 258, 19. irapadri^LS, fias, fj, {Tiapa6rjya) a sharpening. Greg Naz. II, 29 C, incitement.
okos,
Eus.
II,
929 A.
=
to
A Hebraism.
II,
Sept. Ps. 36, 1.
napa-SXlâ,
423, 13.
press at the side:
to
press hard.
Orib. II,
8.
Sept. Reg. 4, 6, 32.

the being jealous, jealousy
Herod, apud
side.
iTapa-^TjKaMTis, eas,
Sext. 12, 23.

J],
emulation.
Philon
422, 35.
8, 5.
Patriarch.
napd-6\i.ylns, eas,
pressure at the
Cass.
1097 B. 634 B.
Symm. Ezech.
Anton.
Chrys. IX,
155,
3.
Trapa-6oX6co, to infect somewhat.

12, 5.
vapa-CriTea, to seek.
Trapa-â>ypa(f>a>,
napaOpiqveu)
Bpqvea.
to
paint along-side.
App.
I,
napa-Bpinrai,
to
Athenag. 964 C. HI, 232 B. render effeminate. Greg. Nyss.

Basil.
822, 44.
picture.
irapaâvT],
ijj,
Syncell. 452, 9, to represent in a
n, 253 A.
Ttapa-6pa>iTKa>
^,
^
to
irapaTpexa, cKTcivopai.
incense near.
little
Dion.
47.
âvrj.
Sept.
Reg.
1
2, 18, 11.
P. 286.
napa-dvptam,
'iTapa^{oviBLov, ov, to,
dagger attached
to the âvrj.
bum
Diod.
3,
Posidon. apud Athen. 4, 78, p.

jtapaBdKcurijiTqs,
ov,
6,
76 B.
irapaQvpihiov, ov, to,
irapaBvpos.
Pseud-
(napadaKd(r<nos)
gov-
Athan. IV, 789 B.

jrapdBvpos, ov,
door. Plut.
rj,
ernor of the maritime provinces.

461, 4.
Trapd-Bcp.a, aros, to, that
Porph. Cer. placed along24, roi Bvaia-
(^dvpa)
^=
TraparrvXioVt sideII,
n, 617 A.
16.
Clem. A.
548 A.
36.
which
is
Hippol Haer. 244,

irap-aiyiaXos, ov,
Aster. 444 A.
side
anything.
Sept.
Ex. 38,
arriplov.
TrapaiveTeov
of
the shore.
Xenocr.
Plut.
II,
Set irapaivftv.
irapa-Oeppalvo), to over-excite.
Sept. Deut. 19, 6.
irapaivprfip, rjpos, 6,
1,
135 D. Athen. (Trapaivea) adviser.

admonitory.
I,
irapd-6eppos,
ov,
over-hot
I,
ardent.
Diod.
II,
24, p. 14 B.
r),
562, 20.
Plut.
*iTapa-6e(Tis, ems,
fi,
317 D. a placing beside or before
TrapaivfTiKos,
ov,
Sext. 193, 6.
663,
1.
Clem. A.
760 A.
Sext. 660, 22.
juxtaposition.
Sept.
36,
3.
Chrysipp.
1, 9,
apud Diog.
7,
151.
3,
naprnveTiKO)!, adv. admonitively.

TrapMveco, to advise, admonish.
Mace.
52, ^papaTav-
Polyb.
Dion. H. V, 180,
8, cfxovrjevTav (xal
C,
TrSirt
tva Traio'wvTai.
Athan. I, 316 Theod. I, 481 A, aito
causing a hiatus). Plut. II, 993 C. 2. Thai which is placed beSext. 709, 12. Diod. 11, Polyb. 31, 4, 5, ferculum. fore.
'Aftjraioi,
Tols &(TTe irotrja'acrdai. nap-aivia-a-opai
or
nap-aiviTTopai,
hint
4.
at.
Athen. 13, 82, p. 604 F.

7rap-aiTopat,
to
Lyd. 340,
said
583, 4.
table.
609, 91, missus, dishes set on the

Plut. II,
relieve,
of
medicines.
fluence, importunity.
laying up:
the thing laid up.
102, 10, stores.
parison
32, 5.
Tropically, 3. Polyb. Polyb. 4. ComDiod.

616 E.
in9,
Diosc.
3,
74 (81). 48 (55), p. 398.

cas,
r/,
22, 10.
TrapalTrjins
excuse, forgiveness, pardon.
3,
Polyb. 16, 17,

poTcov.
8.
18, 41.
Jos. Apion.
CeZs.
Philon H, 296, 31, dpaprj]Ant. 3, 10, 1. 2, 18.

I,
TtapaôKr).
Polyb.
1.
86,
7.
3,
'Ek Trapadea-eas, by comparison. 5. Addition. Diog. 2, 107. Diod^ 11, 46.

4, 30, 6
I,
18,5,2. 38 D.
Theoph.
apud
668
Orig.
Galen. OW^r. 1421 C. 2. Release. 825 C.
Cont.
T^v
irapalrrjo-iv
avTov
Nicom.
69.
Theol. Arith. 10.
6.
Com-
Aaêii'.
TtapaiTTjTeos, a, ov,
mendatio, commendatory prayer, prayer for
=
B
ov 8ci napaiTetaBai.
Diod.
the dead.
Carth. Can. 41. 103.
(Compare
Sept. Ps. 30, 6 Els x^^pas a-ov irapaSr/a-opai to Luc 23, 46.) T. Permission. mievpA pov. Vit. Nil. Clim. 697 D. Doroth. 1637 B.
Philon I, 275, 19. Diosc. Apollon. Plut. II, 709 C: D. 5. 92, p. 757. Tatian. 809 B. D. Pron. 302 A, let go. Clem. A. I, 744 C, et alibL Sext. 500, 22.
Ex. Vat. 49,
16.
Jun. 125 D.
rap-adeTea,
to
Cyrill.
A.
I,
I,
160
o,
7,
-teov.
pass
by, to omit.
Vit. Nicol. S.
jrapaiTrfn)!,
ov,
(îrapairiopai)
intercessor.
881 A.
Philon
598,
et alibi.
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'^''IH-
TrapaiTTjTtKo^
irapaiTrjTiKos,
17,
844
deprecative.
irapa-KKsuo
TrapaKctfifvos, so. xpofos,
6v,
deprecatory,
9.
the perfect tense,
va.
Dion. H. VI, 924,

jrapaiTTjTOS,
rj,
6v,
319, 50.
irapaKaBeôfmi
Ttva.
napa-KadevSa>
= = =
298, 4.
grammar.
Philon
II,
Dion. Thr. 638, 24.

Gell.
Drac.
12,
cmyyi'UcrTos ?
15.
39, 19. 23.
(7),
9.
Adv. 534,
Theoph. 612,
__^
Synt. 205, 15.
Apollon. D. Herodn. Or. Theodos. 1014,
napaicadiâ).
Philet. 411.
4.
Athen.
/le'o-oj,
9, 76.
1014, 26,
perfect middle,
now called
napaKoinaojxai, to sleep
i'ep.
near
Ael.
second perfect
TrapaKeifjievws.
(TreiroiOa, i\r]Kv6a).
one as a guard. V. H. 1, 13.

vapa-KadtSpia,
Judith 10, 20.

Plut.
I,
aAv. parallelly.
ôKos, EKaT7//3oXos).
2,
Cornut. 192 {htj-
Appositely:
next,
to set near.
711 E.
in the next place.
Epict. 3, 22, SO.
Plut.U,
TrapamdiC>, to besiege a city.
AVith the dative.

1
882 B.
ly.
Sext. 240, 23.
454,
7.
494, 16.
Theoph. 52, 13. 786,

zir irapeKaOnjav.
TtapanaOitTTavai
3.
701,
cwapaKadiaav
Jos. Ant. 14,
irapaKeKoKvp.fiivas (napaKoKiwrto), adv. hiddenJust.
^=
to
7rapaKaSL0"rr]p.i.
Orig.
Tryph. IV, 608 B.

0)s,
52.
Clem. A.
I,
701 B.
15,
7.
napaKeXevo'Ls,
set
^,
exhortation.
Dion. Thr.
(êia,
TrapaKadla-Trjpi,
doivn near, etc.
\_Diod.
642, 10 IlapaKcXeiiTccos enipprjiuxTa

<i)ipi).
aye,
47 TrapaKadearaiievos^ impaKaBla-Tpia, as, 17, {napaKoBi^w) the empress's

16,
irapaKfKfviTiianKos,
tory.
fj,
6v, (napoRi'KevfTpu) horta-
maid of honor
TrapaKaivoTop.ca>
? ?
Porph. Cer. 216.

KaivoTOfiiai.
Drac. 129, 10, the foot

ij,
Greg. Nyss. II,
napaKekevcTTucos,
6v, hortatory.
Apollon. D.
like).
96 C.
irapaKoKem
Adv. 533, 14
beofiai,, iKerfvo), aiTi/3oXai, ^0
(f'a, aye,
and the
pray,
7,
Trapa-KiWiov, ov, to, adjoining room,

p.
Typic.
entreat, beseech.
Polyb.
-t,
82, 8.
15,
296 (Coteler.).
II,
UapaKoKo)
BuTj.
ere.
Diod. Matt.
8, 22,
II,
558, 70, avrov Xva

II,
Aristeas 35.
Philon
8,
34-,
455, 28,
ij/a
rjpepato'aia'iv.
ottws
p.Ta^7J.
8, 31.
Marc.
5, 18.
Iva a\jn]Tai..
Luc.
Paid. Cor.
1, 1,
10, Iva to aiiro Xe'yjjre.
Jos.
3,
Plut. 11, 903 D, et alibi. 50 A. TheophU 1036 napa-Kevria, to couch the eye. A, Toiis 6(j)6akpm}s. Galen. II, 360 B. 396 Paul. Aeg. 222, to tap, in surgery. A.
napa-Kev6a>, to empty.
Galen.
Ant. 11,
27. 20.
8, 5, p.
533.
i?/iiW. 2, 7, 11.
23,
TrapaKevnja-K, (as, ^,
ing.
paracentesis,
a couch-
Plut. II, 778 F. Just.

p.
Galen. IV, 536 B.
Tryph. 30,
2, 6.
540 A.
lv
Ehet. 404,
C. 60, 29,
condemned
47, 49,
2,
in this sense.
Hermog. Dion
TrapaKfVTrjrfjpwv, ov, to,
couching.
622, 20.
a surreal instrument for Paul. Aeg. 134.

at, (irapaKcvoto) offal f
Orig. Ill, 321 C.
Ant.
Socr.
2.
avrov airOKTelvrj. Ens. II, 761 A,
TTapaMvayral, av,
Ckron.
if Sv XaôKV.
6r)Ti,
Chrys. Ill, 623

7,
tTapaKkq-
be pleased.
37, Sxrre. Just.
Par-
napa-Kephaiva, to gain unlawfully.

II,
Greg. Naz.
572 B.
Zeon;.
ov,
6,
I,
1317 C,
ra-os.
Tryph. Alhan. I, 525 D. 584 A. II, 1269 A. Cijrill. H. Chal. 989 A. C. 2. To conCat. 4, 30. sole, comfort, make glad. Sept. Gen. 24, 7.
enthetically, TrapaKoKa, prithee.
napa-idvaiBos,
cinaedus
past his
time.
74 NojjtraT-c XeyojTos
^lou, TrapaKoKS).
Diog. 4, 34.
TTapaKLvBvvevTeov
zzz^
8el irapaKivhweveiv.
Dion.
H.
Ill, 1902, 16.
vapa-<ivivvos,ovj^To -vov,temerity]. Strab.n, 3,20.

irapoKivhivas, adv. dangerously.
Strab. 5, 3,
5,.
Esai. 40,
1,
et alibi.
Zo trot
Luc. 16, 25, et

beside a horse.
alibi.
Trapa-KoXirafcB,
PZuf.
I,
p. 366, 21.
jTapa-KivrjTiKos,
667 D.
irapaKoKvp.p.a, aros, to,
a covering.
II.
Classical.
5ep^ Sap.
1 7, 3.
PMon
186, 41.
iveiglits.
7rapa-Kap,iraviâ>,
to
use false
Nom.
Coteler. 547.
napaKapiravicrpa, aroi, to, (TrapaKapnaviâi) the
Mentally excited. Philon II, Plut. n, 291 A. 477, 33. TrapaKivr)TiKu>s, adv. in a state of mental excitement, insanely. Plut. I, 82 C. irapa-Kiovtov, ov, to, column of the holy table.
Sophrns. 3984 B.
7rapa-Ktpvr)p.i,
to
11, 40.
2.
ij,
ov, exciting.
Schol.
Theocr.
use of false scales.

*7rapa-KaTaâiva>,
Nicet. 423, 20.
napa-Kapwrtu, to avoid, decline.

to
Diml.
:
5, 59.
mix
with.
Jos. B. J. 4,
3, 7.
descend
Polyb.
3,
to
9.
dismount.
3,
Basil.
I,
257 A.
Athen. Mech. 4.
irapa-KareLfii, to
65,
115, 3.
Trapa-KKabiov, ov, t6, secondary
mouth of a
river.
go further down.
.Schol. Arist.
Porph. Adm.
the door,
78, 23.
((cXai'ta,
Ach. 1213.
n-apa-KOTa),
Etti TTjv S.
TrapaickavalBvpov, ov, to,
Bvpii) plaint at
adv. lower down.
Apophth. 261
Cyrill. Scyth.
01
C
V.
serenade to a mistress
10.)
Plut. 11,
vapaKOTu)
pr]p,ov.
753 A.
B
3,
'AiSeiv to napoKXavtridvpov.
(Hor.
343 C.
Porph. Cer. 487, 4

along-side.
wapaKaTa,
Participle,
Carm.
the inferior officers.
irapaKeipat, to lie
2.
irapa-KXcia, to shut in, to imprison.

2, 4, 34.
Sept.
Mace.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irapaKXeTTTco
rapoKKeTrra,
to
845
Doroth. 1741
rrapa-KOiplâ
histor
irapa-KpaTeo)
flch.
Classical.
TTapaKaTaiiKivta.
Ill,
Alex. Poly-
D -(rBai vTTo Xewrnwuperlav,

a slight fever.
napaKKr\<TK,
request.
etos,
17,
to he afflicted
mth
apud Eus.
Polyb.
fj,
716 A.
Artem. 377.
to
lie
TrapaKOiTo>, rjo-a,
(napaKoiTos)
6,
or sleep
prayer, supplication, petition,
near.
33, 12, nvl.
Sept.
67, 10.
Mace.
1,
10, 24.
1, 1.
2,
7,
24.
TtapdKoiTK,
kept mistress.
Phot.
Nomocan.
Diod.
5,
Polyb.
1,
Strab. 13,
Jos. Ant.
13- 5, she is less respectable

TrapoKoiTos, ov,
32,
p.
6,
fj,
than a waXXoKij.
Theodln. Dan.
13, 13, 2.
Apion. 864 B.
Eus.
B.
2.
II,
App. U, 194, 26. 2, 23. asi7. IV, 460 V, 232 D.

Sept.
7,
(koittj) bedfellow.
356,
8.
II,
609, 10.
Consolation, comfort, solace.
5,2.
irapa-KoiTcovdpiov,
ov,
to,
Job
21, 2.
Nahum 3,
ruo-o),
et alibi.
Paul. Rom.
^0
adjoining
chamber
19.
15, 4, et alibi.
napaicKriTeia),
(antechamber
(n-apaxXijTor)
f).
fj,
Porph. Cer. 471,

ov,
intercede.
TrapaKoXKrjTiKos,
bvvdpevos napoKoWdv.
that
Philon
I,
520, 29.
593, 10 UapaickriTevcrova-i
Leo
Med
207.
otos,
result. to,
TOIS VOflOlS.
wapaKkriTiKos,
i],
6v,
wap-aKo'Kovdripa,
keriy/jtos, supplicatory.
which follows,
consequence,
II,
I,
Diog.
Norrt.
/SXiov,
4,
39,
iiriarSKia,
written petitions.
sc.
j3i-
Coteler.
120 t6
TrapoKkrjTiRov,
Nicom. 96. 143. Pint. 885 C. Apollon. D. Synt. 229, 13. Orig. 469 A. Plotin. I, 615, 10. Iambi.
197.
fj,
OKTd;;;)(OS.
Mathem.
Clem. A.
II,
napaKkrinKois, adv. exJiortingly.
TTapoKoKovBrjtris, (a>s,
L. sequela, consequence.
alibi.
488 C.
jrapaftXijTor, ov,
moned
sical.
(napaKoKcay L. euocates, sum2. /)jon C. 46, 20, 1, SoOXds.
Nicom. Harm. 3. Epict. 1. 6, 13, et Plut. II, 1144 B. C. Anton. 3, 1.

113, 22.
Sext.
Orig.l, 1381 A.
rj,
Advocatus, advocate, legal assistant.
Clas-
TrapaKoXovOrjTiKos,
6v,
z=z
bvvdpevos irapaKO-
Philon
I,
155, 27.
II,
436,
5.
519,
\ov6flv.
5, 9.
Epict.
1, 6,
14. 17, et alibi.
Anton.
Clem. Joann. Epist. 1, 2, 1. Clem. A. Martyr. Poth. 1417 A. R. 2, 6. Tertull. II, 972 (393 A). II, 629 D. 448 A. 468 B. ApOrig. I, 218 B. C.
22.
520, 25.
Clem. A.
follow.
II,
312 B. Anton.
TrapaKo\ov6tjTiKa>s,
adv. by following or being

Ptol. Tetrab. 107.
ready
6, 42.
to
plied to TO nvevjia TO ayiov,
paracletus.
16, 7.
irapaKoKovBiKos,
Orig.
17,
ov,
itapaKoKovBrjTiKOi.
Joann. 14, Mops. 777

is
10. 2Q.
15, ^6.
Theod.
Trvev/ia
:
IV, 625 B.
ov,
bibaaKoKos.
is
When
used
napaKoKmos,
Vit.
irapa koKitov, along the gulf.
expressed, to irapdicKriTov
Eus.
Nicol. S. 900 A.
VI, 1008 A. 1012 D. 3. Paracletus, C.
1009 B. Macar. 521 a Valentinian Aeon

e/cKXijtria
;
Trapd-Koppa, otos, to, a counterfeit.
Philon
I,
353, 30.
11,
316, 25.
la-a,
561, 33.
to skirmish.
emitted from avdpainoi and

spouse
Iren.
is
bis
TrapaKovSaKiâ,
(kovto^)
Theoph.
or near
Tricrns.
Doctr.
Orient.
669 B.
548, 16.
Trap-aKovTiâ, to throw the javelin
449
(485 C).
6,
mth
irapaKXrjTap, opos,
2.
2. Exhorter, encourager, := 6 Sia Xdyou

arpaTbv npos roiis dyavas, in Leo. Tact. .4, 6. Cosm. 464 D "Opyava to turn aside.
to nivBos
fflS^s,
comforter.
Sept.
Job
16,
others.
napaKoTTTj,
Lucian.
ijs,
fj,
II, 882.
insanity.
Classical.
Piod.
Sieyelpiov tov
15, 7.
irapaKOTTTiKos,
ity
:
fj,
battle.
jrapaK\lva>,
ov, (TrapaKOTTTO))
causing insanGalen.
II,
insane. Antyll.
Erotian. 288.
260
jrapK\ive
from singing or
I,
F.
apud
Orib. II, 308, 11.
playing.
irap-uKpi],
rjs, fj,
wapaKoa-pois (Kotrpos), adv. indecently, impropdecline.
Plut.
312 B, et
alibi.
Sext. 113, 24. 31.

napa-Kvdio, to rub against.
PhUostr. 803.
Chrys.
Cae-
sarius 856.
irapa-Kviô),
to
Jos. Ant. 1, 6, 3. erly. Dion. H. wap-dKovopa, aros, to, false report. Strab. 7, 5, 9. Diosc. 1, p. 3. III, 1801, 10. Plut. II, 354 A. Jos. Apion. 1, 8, p. 442.
excite.
I,
426 B.
IX,
Paul.
21,
Orig.
I,
768 B.
Eus.
Ill,
104 C.
Orig.
632 C. 634 A. X, 209 C.

irapaKoi), ^r,
17,
irapuKOva-paTiov, ov, 6,
I,
little
irapdKova-pa.
(napaKovo)) disobedience.
et
alibi.
I,
1308 B.
Rom.
p.
5,
19,
Just.
Cohort.
irapaKOvareov
:=
Sel TrapaKovfiv.
listen to,
to
:
Muson.
227.
to
280 B.
Clem. A.
rjOTjV,
256 A.
irapoKaBevha.
Nicol.
irapa-Koipuopai,
:=
napaKoia, not to pay no regard

3. 8.
to
take no heed of,
to disobey.
Sept. Esth. 3,
D. 20. Jos. Ant. 7, 7, 1. Athen. 5, 15, p. 189 E. Toif âmXeiois. (See also A7-r. Anab. 4,
13, 1.)
Polyb.
2, 8, 3,
et alibi.
Matt. 18, 17.

support, pre-
Participle, d
irapaicotpapevos, the
Patriarch. 1100 B. irapa-KpaTea, to hold near,

vent
Jos.
to hold,
officer who sleeps near the emperor in the Porph. Theoph. 440, 11. same chamber.
from
falling
off.
Adm.
231, 20. 23.
Ant. 15, 3, 4. Arch. 37. Anton.
Diosc. 4, 134 (136). Apollod. Epict. 1, 2, 8.
11, 20.
App.
I,
143, 16.
Digitized
by Microsoft
'^ "^
TrapaKpaTTjTa
Vit.
846
6.
TTapako'fT)
of aTroa-ioymia-is, in rhetoric. Pseudo-jDemefr. Hermog. Khet. 408. 109, 8.
Epiph. 88 C. Mai. 125,

quid
?
Porph. Cer.
29, 17. irapaKpaTrjTd, adv.
Theoph. A95. 18 Ila-
irapdKeKTeov =:z 8ei napaKiyf<r6ai (napairKciv).

Strab. 13,
1,
paKpaTrjTO. dia tS>v KrjTTtov
i^\6ev.
Ch-eg.
22, p. 19, 27.
napa-KpiKO), to play or sing discordantly.
irapaKekoyuriiivas
tionally.
(rrapa\oyiôpM),
p. 239.
adv.
irra-
Naz.
Ill,
1314
Mij
Trapaxpe^r) eKT/jpirov
Achmet. 268,
&pp.oi/L7js.
wapaAeuKor, ov, whitish.
Classical.
Stnh.
4, 4,
irapd-Kprjiivos, ov,
on a slope or precipice.
Strab. 9, 1, 4, 686s.
Diod.
6, p.
311, 13.
11,8.
14,20.
to
Plut.ll,
Nil. Jun.
napaXriya), also napaXrjyofuu (X^yoo) to be or to
964 D.
napa-Kplva,
judge unjustly.
Vit.
72 B.
n-ap-aKpodofnai
=
ccos,
Ant. 18,
8, 5.
2. Subausculto,
rj,
TrapaKoia, to disobey.
to
Jos.
eavesdrop.
Doroth. 1716 C.
Anast. Sin. 520 D.
nap-aKp6ams,
impaKOT], disobedience.
Drac. 16, 15. 31, 16. Heph. 5, 2. Apollon. D. Adv. 601, 9. Hermog. Ehet. 231, 22. 292, 15. Theodo.i. 2. Participle, tj TrapaXrj975, 13. 984, 28. yovaa, sc. o-uXXaiSij, L. paenullima (syllaba), the penult. Drac. 14, 20. Apollon. D. Pron. 343 A. Moer. 176. Athen. 9, 76. Porphyr.
have in the penult.
Jos. Ant. 18, 8,
2.
Prosod. 112.
irap-aKpoaTrjs, ov, 6, eavesdropper.
Pseudo-Cyn'H.
like
napd-Xrjîs, ear,
ij,
penult.
6, 15.
Herodn. Gr. Moner.

Theodos. 1011, 23.
A. X, 1085 A.
itapa-Kponiô),
to
Jejun. 1924 C.
he
43, 25.
saffron.
Arcad.
ov, 6,
somewhat
to
TrapaXrjTTTTjs,
(TrapaXap^dvoi) receiver of
Diosc. 5, 144 (145).

irapa-KpoTeai, to
customs, collector.
coax, encourage.
Jos.
Arr. P.
M.
E. 19.
pat
Trapd-Xr/TTTot, ov, captive.

Trapa-Xrjprjpia, arcs, to,
B. J.
ment.
1,
19, 5, et alibi.
irapaKpoviTfios, ov, 6,
Lucian.
11,
884.
Mai. 398, 14. nonsense. Dion C.

Philon
I,
59,
irapaKpovms, derange-
26, 9.
Trapd-Xrjpos, ov, talking nonsense.
Mosclin. 127, p. 65, t^s biavolas.

essentially
9.
376,
Trapa-KpiiTTco,
:=
2,
KpvTTra,
to
Jiide.
33.
II,
686,
5.
Diod.
18,
Diog.
131.
Epiph.
II,
7Tapd-Xr]-\jris,
448 A.
TrapaKTiKos,
tive.
r),
ov,
8vvdp,Vos Trapdyeiv,
produc-
2.
Iambi.
a lake.
3, 1.
ems, f/, a receiving from. Polyb. 2, Diod. 17, 65. Dion. H. II, 846, 10.
/ns^rucfaon received.
Epict.
2, 11, 2.
Pseudo-Z)!o. 589 C.
(^kvco)
V. P. 56, learning, understanding,

on the shores of
irapaKvicrpa, aros, to,
additional birth, a
name given
impaRVTrriKos,
t),
to the
numeral
comprehension.
TrapdXtp.vos, ov, (Xt'/iw;) situated
900.
Cramer. IV, 325, 33.

ov,
Plut. II, 951 F.

6,
(napaKvnra)) L. prospecti-
wapaXiMTr]!, ov,
inhabitant of the irapaXia.

(titul).
vus, adapted to looking out of, as
a window.
5.
Basil IV, 737

jrap-aXXay^,
29, 1.
rjs,
A
f],
Justinian.
Cod.
8,
10,
12,
y. 0, 6vpis.
103,
variation.
Cleomed. 28,
23.
Basilic. 58, 11, 10.
Porph. Cer. 88,
18 TO 'irapaKVfiimK6v
:^
dvpis irapaKVTTTLKrj.
Trap-oXXay/oMi, aTos, to, variation, error in
com-
Pach.
II,
495,
6.
putation.
Strab.
2, 1,
35.
Strab. 13,
wap-aKvpoco
^=
aKvpoio.
Symm. Job
40, 3.
TrapaXXoKT-coj' ^=. Set jTapdXX.d(raeiv.

1,
jTapa-Ka)p.(fbea>,
to satirize incidentally.
Athen.
22 as
V.
1.
12, 28, p.
525 A.
rjs,
fj,
TrapaXXaîa,
Jos. Ant. 17,
as,
fj,
=
6,
TtapciKkaîs.
Did. A.
imp-aicaxri,
9,
z:= irapoxfj.
929 B.
7rapaXXT;Xos,
ov,
(aXX^XcBw)
41,
3,
parallelus,
et alibi.
irapdkap^dwii, to take instead, to use

for
one word
another.
Dion.
H.
VI,
804,
Apollon. D. Pron. 278 C, to use. 2. capture a, person or place. Mai. 402, Theoph. 366, 7. 369, 13.
aapa-Xiyopai,
1
14.
9.
parallel.
Polyb.
Diod.
Strab. 2,
II,
1,
594, 91.
Dion. H. V, 538, 15.
To
10 TO
TrapdXXijXoi/, parallelism.
4 (8), ^101 of Plutarch.

28, 14.
Eunap. V.
Cleomed.
S.
IlapdXXijXoi kvkXoi,
go
parallel circles of latitude.

Strab. 1, 4, 4.
2, 1, 1.
TrapairKem, to sail along.

1,
'Ek
9, 1.
TrapaXI,
Diod. 13, 3, et alibi. Strab. 13, 25. Luc. Act. 27, 8. 13.
jrapaXeiVo), to omit.
TlapaKetiroiifva,
22, p. 19,
XijKovi side
by
side, parallel-wise.
Plut.
843
E.
Sext. 578, 11.
Orig. I, 85 A. 1141 B To Paralipomena, the Chronicles of the Old Testament. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 473
mar.
To (K TrapdXXriXov of parallelism, in rhetoric

25
(24).
Basil. I, 772
D, in gramthe figvre
a)fip.a,
(jSao-K Mi,
&)6a re
607,
A
II,
Ka\ boXixdv, BdvaTov Te p.6pov re).
Gell. 13,
1.
at irapaXet7r($jLtevat, sc
ecus,
ij,
Trpdêis.
Herodn.
Gr.
18.
Schem.
irapoKevîs,
(Trapdkemai) omission.
Plut.
Hermog. Rhet. 266,

Adv. 550,
napaKoyfj,
rjs,
\ei\friv,
855 D. Phryn. P. S. 32, 25 Kara napdby omission, elliptically. Sext. 91, 11 (= 90, 11. 91, 16 ?XAîj). 2. kind
TrapaXXijXoTijr, ijToy, ^, parallelism.
Apollon. D.
27.
fj,
Synt. 318, 22.

(irapaXoyos) quirk, subterfuge,
Digitized
by Microsoft
TrapaXoyicTTJi^
847
rrapapio-eai
Trap-avaTeWw
prevarication. Plul.J,>30F.[h\ithereTrapaya)yai].
2. Unexpected
6,
^to-c'm.
6,
Theod. V, 85 D.
(irapafiovr),
vapaXoyKTTTjs, ou,
event.
Theoph.C.Hb.
one
Ptol. Tetrab.
napapxivapios, ov,
Trapapovos)
L.
6 7rapa\oyi^6p.evosj
aedituus, the keeper

Trpoa-povapios-
who misleads by false reasoning.

160.
of a church ; called also Chal. Can. 2. Ccmsi. (536),
Anton.
a,
6, 13.
itapa-\oôs, ov, oblique.
vap-akrtws,
ov,
Soran. 249, 26. along the Alps. Plut.

salt.
I,
1201 A. Justinian. Cod. 1, 3, 46, y. Pspudo-CTrz/s. IX, 768 A. ilfa?. 377, 4. 434, 14. Nic. n, Can. 5.
Trapapovrj,
fjs, r),
257 E.
Trap-oXuKifco, to
(jrapaptvui) a keeping, preserva-
become
Plut. II, 897 A,

soil.
tion,
continuance.
Diod.
II,
589, 41.
Iren.
V.
1.
irapaKvKia.
naparKvirpos, ov, rather

3. 3, 4, 13,
poor
Strab. 3, 2,
1108 A. iyjp/3oZ. Haer. 298, 71. Athen. 1, 55. 2. Attendance, a waiting on. Porph.
pp. 218, 9. 253, 10. Trapa-Xvais, ems, ij, a loosening : paralysis,

palsy.
cally.
Polijb.
/3atriXe<os. 3. Plural, ai irapapovm, body-guard, especially the imperial
Cer. 439, 18, tov
31, 8, 10.
Diod.
27.
4, 3, tropi-
body-guard.
rriyav.
bis.
Porph. Cer. 452,

224:, 27,
18, tcov crrpa-
Cels.
1,
Med.
2,
3,
Erotian.
292.
Nicet.
et alibi.
Curop. 37
Ruf. apud Orib. II, Plut. n, 519 C. 906 F. 255, 10. Ptol. Tetrab. 151. Gaien. II, 260 E.
Diosc.
5.
204.
(See also
r),
Trpaio-eirdXior.)
irapapovrj, ^s,
(^wof)
TTJs
the
day preceding a do-
minical feast.
Tcov.
Stud. 700
(titul.), tS>v ia>-
jrapa-XuTiKof, ^, dw,
paralyticus,
Matt.
8, 6,
afflicted
1697 A,
TOV Xpia-Tov yevvr/aeas.
with paralysis, paralytic.
et alibi.
Moschn. 129, p. 69. Diosc. Ruf. apud Orib. II, 256, 12.
itapa-XvTos,
ov,
1,
15, p. 30.
1717 B, TTJs â'io<p6pov. Feeudo-Synod. 448 A. Porph. Cer. 128, 16. 170. 632, 18. Curop. 43. Porph. Cer. 278, 8i$tpov.
Artem. 383. Orig. Vn, 345 D. Method. 389 A. C^n7;. AmphU. 121 C. -ff. 1141 A. Cyrill. A. I, 500 A. 'H Kvpiwaj ToO irapaKvTov, the Sunday of the Paralytic, the fourth Sunday after
preceding.
=:
'7rapapovr)Tiic6s,
rj,
ov,
napapovipos.
Pseud-
Athan. IV, 77 B.
Trapapovlpov, ov, to, {napapovipos^ military station.
Porph.
Adm.
126, 19.
napa-popcjioa, to distort, pervert.

84, 19.
Simoc. 73, 23.
Easter, inclusive, celebrated in
commemora-
Solom. 1340 D, toIs TeXeurao-i, asget

I,
tion of the miraculous cure of the impotent
sume the form.

irapa-pvQiopai, to soften down, smooth over
:
man (Joann.
5).
Stud. 21 A.
beside.
irapa-pappjilpoi, to
gleam
Onos. 29,
2.
over the difficulty.
Strab. 13, 1, 64.
Plut.
Trap-afifiXiva, to blunt
somewhat.
Plut. II, 653
809 E.
Sext. 292, 20.

aros,
to,
E.
788 E. F.
napa-pvBtjpa,
consolation.
Pallad.
irapa-peaos, ov, next to the middle.

Orib.
Ruf. apud
Laus. 1179 D.
7mpapv6r]Ta>p, opos,
6,
m,
389,
1.
Poll. 2, 145, SoktuXos, the
(TrapapvBiopai) consoler,
third finger from the forefinger, inclusive.

Antyll.
comforter.
irapapvOia, as,
sistance.
VseaA-Ch-ys. IX, 768 A.

r],
apud
to
Orib. II, 38, 10.
comfort, benefit, help, aid, asJustinian. Novell.
measure falsely. [?]. Plut. II, 78 F. Did. ^. 332 B. napap.fiKr]s, fs, (pifJKOs) L. oUongus, somewhat long. Polyb. 1, 22, 6, et alibi. Agathar. Gemin. 836 A. 132, 3. Diod. 15, 32.
Trapa-p.erpi<a,
Chal. 1628 A.
130,
1.
7rap-ava^\atTTava>,
to
sprout beside.
Philon
I,
438, 46.
Trap-avayivaxTKO),
to
read not
ov,
to,
to
the
purpose.
Strab. 2, 5, 22.
15, 3, 2.
Soran. 250, 28.
Basil IV, 628 B.

Trap-avayvaoTiKov,
irapa-prjuiva, to lengthen out, to prolong.

11, 108.
irapapfjpiov, ov, t6, ^=.
Athen.
KoppoviTapiov.
Cyrill.
A. X,
Plut.
I,
t&v
7.
p,rjpa>v
ra
1.
ei(ro> pfpr],
136 A.
wap-avaSvopat,
to
the inside of the thigh. apud OrH. m, 391,
Diosc.
130.
PoZZ. 2, 188.
2.
Ruf
creep or crawl out.
665 E.
irap-avaKeiplvas (avoKcipai), adv. along-side, by
the side.
Poniard.
85, 4.
6.
Chal. 1613 A. Justinian. Novell. Mai. 265 wapap.rfpiv. Theoph. 339,
Orig. Ill, 992 B, Ttvl.

Sept. Sir. 47, 19.
583, 18.
Leo. Tact.
6, 2.
irap-avaKKivta, to lay beside.
iTapa-p,ri\avaopMi, to devise wickedly.
Cels.
apud
Orig.
I,
881 A.
to
873 A.
outvie.
irap-avoKapa, aTos, to, that which is consumed: Philon II, 519, 15. 600, 9. useless expense.
Jos. B. J. 4, 5, 2.
I,
irap-aiuKkaopai,
/os. B. J.
Polyb.
12,
11, 4.
Plut.
I,
403 F.
Athan.
7, 8, 1, p.
irapapipiop.ai
7rapap.t^
423.
776 D, TTvpos.
to fall
pipeopai. Dion.
H. VI, 1027,
8.
nap-avaninTa,
121.
on
the
back beside. Artem.
(Trapap.iywp,t), adv. mixedly.

10.
/nTni/!
to
Nicom.
Harm.
V. P. 248.
Mse iAe piôKvbios mood.
mip-avaareWci), to
irap-avaTiXKo),
to
draw up.
rise
7rapa-/ttôXv8tdf<,
Plut. 1\, 1144 F.
Tetrab. 77, 22.
Eus. 11, 677 A. of stars. Ptol. Porphyr. Aneb. 41, 16.

near,
Digitized
by Microsoft
irap-ava^vco
irap-ava<j)iai,
to
848
Philon
I,
irapa-irXoKTi
rj,
grow up
beside.
345,
napairriktoTos,
15.
irapa-vijMiiai, to feed near.
jrapa-veo).
to
covered with mud.

Ael.
N. A.
1,
I,
20.
Trapa-Trrip6a>, to
besmeared or Geopon. 12, 1, 6. mutilate. Philon II, 230, 40. 41.

ov,
(nrjkoopai)
swim
along-side.
Lucian.
309.
Trapa-Ûâ, at the side.

II,
Archigen. apud
Orib.
Poll.
7,
138.
Philoslr. 29.
151,
2.
Sext. 232, 29.
irapavlrfju
=:
avirfpi.
Plut. II, 1145 D.
Trapa-îKpaiva, ava, to embitter, provoke to anger.

2,
jrap-avicTTapai,,
to rise
I,
up
beside.
Jos. B. J.
Sept. Ps. 77, 8. 17.
Philon
I,
110, 20.
Sept. Ps.
21,
1.
Pto.
to
850 A.
Simoc. 336,
17.
rmpa-^LKpaa-pos, ov,
94, 8, et alibi.
6,
provocation.
irapa-vodfva),
adulterate.
1.
Paul. Hebr.
ov,
3, 16.
Clem.
Syncell. 127,
A.
Clirys.
I,
353 A.
6,
nap-avoiyo), to reveal.
napavoprjo-is, eas,
ij,
VII, 59 B.
TrapairiKpatTTrjs,
:^
TrapairiKpcuvatv.
(napampia) transgression
J,
Syncell. 244, 20.

Trapa-TTiKpos, ov,
of the
law.
7rapavoprjTov
^
rj,
App.
\73, ib.
somewhat
bitter.
Schol. Arist.
Set napavopeiu.
Clem. A.
law.
I,
Vesp. 878.
irapa-Trima, to fall
504 B.
irapamprjTiKos,
ov, violating the
away from.
Strab.
1, 1, 7,
Hierocl.
p. 7, 27, TTjs la-Topias, to
be misinformed.
C. A. 72, 17.
napa-voaoKopos, ov,
Stud. 1741 B.
6,
assistant to
a votroKoposivith.
irapa-vvKTepeva, to pass the night beside or
2. To be misplaced, mislaid, or lost. Pallad. 3. To fall into sin. Vit. Chrys. 21 D. Clem. A. n, 513 B. Orig. I, 292 B. Epiph. 4. To lapse, backII, 185 B. I, 1049 B.
Plut.
I,
297 E.
588 B, et
alibi.
slide,
said of converts to Christianity

into heathenism.
who
7rapavvp(j>evm, evcra, to be iTapavvp<j>os.
Theoph.
had relapsed
Participle,
388, 20.
irapavvp:f>os,
ov,
fj,
paranympha
oi napaTTfTTraiKoTes
or Trapaneo-ovTcs, the lapsed
vvp-
during persecution.
Nic.
I,
(pevTpia.
Moer. 246.
Pseudo-Zwcian.
8.
10. 14.
Eus.
Dion. Alex. 1308 A. II, 436 C. Greg.

Schol.
Arist.
trapa-vvaa-a, to prick on, incite.
Naz.
II,
357 B.
in, 611.
TraparrXavaoi
z^
irapaTrKaôpui.
somewhat dry. Strdb. 17, 3, 23. Tmpa^Kpls, I'Sor, fj, (Îcjjos) dagger worn beside Diod. 5, 33. Sept. Eeg. 2, 5, 8. the sword.
Tapar^rjpoi, ov,
Eq
809.
(TrapaTrXairo-u))
TrapaTrXacrpos, ov, 6,
a change of
Sext. 646,
Strab. 3,
3, 6.
form, remoulding. Sext. 640, 1 1 Trapa-irXao-cro), to form, to fashion.

23.
Trapa-^va-pa, aros, rb, that which is
scraped
?
off,
740, 23.
scraping.
Vseudo-Demeir. 30,
zz:z
6.
irapaTrKevpooi (irXevpov^, to construct the sides of
'Trapa^vfTTOv, ov, to,
vivayaiysvs,
quid
Schol.
a vessel.
Philostr. 126.
a,
Arist.
7rapa-^va>
Av. 1150.
TropaTrXeuoTeoff,
3, 10, 9
ov,
ov
Bei
TrapcnrKeiv.
=:
napaêa. Jos. B. J.
as
v.
1.
Strab. 8, 3, 27.
TTapaiiKrjKTfvopAiL,
to
1,
Tjongin. 31, 2.
be
irapanKTjKTOs.
AquU.
II,
Eus. Ill, 509 B. irapa-Trai8aya>ye, to reform by education. Plut. II, 321 B. Lucian. I, 51. Clem. A. I, 636 B.
irapa-âiyviov, ov, to, sport.
Trapmreicrreov
Reg.
1,
21, 15.
22, 14. 15.
TrapairXrjKTiô)
=:
fj,
preceding.
Greg. Kaz.
141 B.
irapairKrj^la, as,
^napajrKTjKTos^ derangement,
Bft TTapairîdeiv.
Sext. 676, 30.
madness, insanity.
lon II, 556, 44.
Sept. Deut. 28, 28.
Phi-
jrapaTrepTTTeos, a, ov,
:=
bv Bet TTapampneiv or
Trapairepnea-dat.

transmission.
C.
Oenom. apud Eus. HI, 365 Eus. V, 268 C. 2. Slight apoplexy.
Clem. A.
631, 12.
I,
617 A.
eas,
rj,
Eus.
Diod. U,
II,
261 B.
Dion. H.
Clem.
8.
irapa-irep'îs,
napa-TrKjipapa, aros, t6, complement.
wapaneiroirjpevws (napanoieio), adv. distortedly.
Y, 48, 7. 102, A. I, 225 A.

pletive.
tive
Tryph. Trop. 278.

ov,
Epiph.
II,
376 B, et
alibi.
TzapankrjpapariKOS,
Jos. Ant. 18,
fj,
serving
to fill up, ex-
irapa-êpmaTeai, to walk beside.

6, 6, p.
^vvBe(Tpos irapaTrXrjpap.aTtKos, exple(617,
891.
f<os,
fj,
conjunction
pa,
vv).
Dion. Thr.
napa-ê-îs,
digestion.
Clem.
A.
I,
1064 A.
^napa-^Tjypa, aros, to, that which
643,11.27. Tryph. 36. Apollon. D. Tron. 323 A. Conj. 615, 4. Synt. 26, 19, et alibi.
7rapa-7rXi;<Tidfa)
Eus.
17.
II,
is fixed on. 865 B, some sort of ornament. 2.
Andr. et Matthiae
Trapank-rj(Tiaa'Teov
Landmark, fixed
3.
rule.
Sext. 649, 25.
652,
table.
Parapegma,
title
^ ^
6p.oi6co, to liken.
2.
Apocr. Act.
Bel 7rapa7t\ri(ria^fiv, to com-
astronomical
'
pare.
Nil.
Democr. apud Diog.

,
TTTfypa,
the
9, 48 Aarpovopiris -rrapaof a work. Gemin. 845 A.
Trapa-TrXoK^,
457 A. an fjs, fj,

Diosc.
intermingling,
5, 91, p.
mixing.
Sext. 24,
Xenocr
26.
73.
755.
Cic. Att.
5, 14.
Diod.l,
5.
620, 5.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irap-aifKom
wafyair\6ia, to stretch out.
849
cra-
trapa-ar)fieioto
Med. 452, 9 Eis
viSa Trapair\ci>6elt irpocnjKii&ii.
wapawvXwv, ov, to, following. Porph. Adm. 257, et alibi.

Trapa-jTuXi's, i8of,
rj,
Mai. 159, 22,
wapa-iroSas, adv. straightway, immediately.

I,
Orig.
by-door, by-gate, secret door.
841 B.
aros, t6,
Heliod.
(TrapmroS/fo))
obstacle,
8, 12.
-irapamSuTiia,
Cyrill.
napdp6pr)pa, aros, rh, (napapSpia)
dislocation.
A.
I,
880 C.
ov,
6,
Galen.
hindrance,
II,
II,
280 F.
ecus,
f],
irapairoSurpos,
impediment.
Epict.
rrapdpdprjais,
preceding,
Plut.
I,
Artem. 286.
napaTToSiaros,
1,
17,
Galen.
6v,
248 F. impeded, hindered.

Chrys.
522 C.
irap-apidpea, to reckon among. Philon I, 394, 44. 453,8. 2. To misreckon, for the purpose
25, 3.
irapa-TTOKO), io pervert.
irapa-7roii)(7tr, eas,
fj,
IX, 550 E.
of cheating [?]
irap-apTtdîo, io
Plut. II, 78 F, tropically.
tion,
perversion.
a forging, falsity, fabricaIren. 1, 9, 2, p. 540 A, ttjs

jrapairoi,ea>.
snatch away. Cyrill. A. II, 717 C.
Eus.
II,
780 C.
irapa-ppaBvpea, to neglect.
irapanovqTciopî ^=.
Epiph.
:
I,
861
-(rdat Ti-
Diod. 14, 116, nvos irapa-ppawa, to sprinkle beside. Posidon. apud Athen. 15, 46.
napd-ppr)îs, ems,
irap-airo\ava, to enjoy together loith
to enjoy.
Lucian. II, 251. Orig. 1149 B. Tit. B. 1069 B. I, 1145 A. Diosc. 3, 84 (94), jrapa-iroXu, adv. by far.
Philon
II, 36, 25.
troops.
t), a breaking Arr. Anab. 2, 11, 7.
in,
charge of
Plut.
wapd-ppr)<Tis, eas,
II,
fj,
incorrect expression.
994 D.
p. 434.
irapa-ppmlô), to
fan
trap-airopxva, to
alibi.
remain with.
ra,
Lyd. 130, 21, et
napappmia-jMs,
ov, 6,
about.
Genes. 99,
4.
to irapappimêiv.
Clim.
irapa-ôfimicd,
S>v,
the price
for carrying,
9.
1109 B. n-apapptmia
=z
to
following.
Sept. Ps. 83, 11.
carriage.
Sirab. 16, 4, 13.
wapa-ôpiros, 6v, escorting, convoying.

1,
Polyb.
napappmra,
Reg.
1, 2,
throw away.
Classical.
16.
Sept.
S2,
5'.
15, 2, 6.
to
Clem. A.
I,
237 A.
Cyrill.
36.
irapa-iTopdjievia,
ferry along.
A.
1.
11,
irapa-ppoiîopai
Mace.
2, 1,
pot(e<o,
said of an arrow.
245 B.
trap-airoppiiTTa, to
Jos. B. J. 5, 2, 2.
throw away.
to,
Simoc. 99,
irap-apTda,
to
hang
beside,
etc.
II,
Classical.
irapairopTLov,
ov,
(nopTa)
^=
wapairvKiov.
Slrab. 4, 4, 3, p. 308, 8.
Trap-dprripa, aros, to,
Plut.
Theoph. 53,
53.
5.
Zeo. Tact. 11, 16.

faithless
15,4.
appendage.
condiment,
844 E. Lucian. Ill,

seasoning.
36.
ov,
d,
jrapo-Trpetr/SfUT^f,
ambassador.
irap-dprvpa,
aros
to,
Schol. Arist.
Trapairpodfa/ieio,
Nub. 691.
rjira),
Philon
I,
I,
441, 39.
7],
679, 25.
(npode<rpios) to be after the
nap-dpTvo'cs, ems,
22.
a seasoning.
out
Philon
to
I,
389,
appointed time.
20, 11.
Leont.
1221 D.
604. 48, et alibi.
7rapa-jrpoo-8exo/iai, to receive thoughtlessly. Epict.

1,
Kap-apTvai, to
PJiilon
I,
make ready, fit

II,
season food.
Plut.
I,
665, 28.
477,
8.
496
jrapa-^potrrroUonai, to dissemble.
1, 4,
Justinian. Cod.
-(TaaBat.
to,
34,
r'.
Trapao-TTpoaTrotrjiris
to
7rapa7rpo(rirotl(Tdat.
napdpvpa, aros, Sept. Ex, 35,

displace:
to
incorrect for trapdppvpa.
10.
:
Ibid.
irapd-^rrraia-pa, aros, to, fault, error, sin.
irapa-adKeva, to Shake about, disturb
to
remove,
Oenom.
violate.
Aristobul.
apud Eus.
apud Eus.
wapa-^rrria),
m,
376 D.
Plut. II, 909 A.
beside.
irapa-^TTTaia, to err, to miss.
to
spit
Philon I, 488, 15. Eus. IV, 833 B.

Diod.' 19,
wapd-TTTapa, aros, to, mithap, defeat.

100, p. 395
36.
a.
Orig. VII, Philon II, 69, 52. ni, 644 B. 33 Eus. V, 160 C. VI, 841 C. Athan. Nil. Epist. 2, 294 -uBai rffs arrdI, 325 A. Ephes. 6. Prise. 169, 22, ras a-irovSds. o-fcos. Lucian. Ill, irapda-ftov, ov, to, L. supparum ?
Error, mistake, fault.

3,
252.
Sept. Ps. 18, 13.

6.
Sap.
13.
Polyb.
9, 10,
Tvapacreamnrjplvas
ly.
(7rapa<Ti<07rda>),
adv. mystical-
Matt.
9.
6, 14.
Dan. 6, Job 36,
22.
3.
fj,
Clem. R.
1, 2.
Theodtn.
Sept.
Orig.
n, 1181 A.
(_irapa(Tvpa>),
Sin, transgression.
alibi.
irapaaea-vppevcos
adv.
scornfully,
Ezech. 14, 13, et

et alibi.
error, fault
:
Paul.
cnntemptunusly.
irapa-crripaa-la, as,
Philon
IT, 599, 10.
Bam.
5, 15,
vapd-'irraa-K, eas,
sin.
Polyb.
3,
23, 18, 1,
a noting: fj, honorable mention.

to note.
notice.
Pohjb.
Ptol. Tetrab.
115, 11.
16, 20, 5, et alibi.
Just.
Trypb.
93, indication.
7rapa-(Tripn6oi,
141, p. 800 A.
âpd-iTVKvos, ov,
Sext. 646,
9.
Diosc. lobol.
3,
p. 66.
somewhat dense.
the foot
107
Diomed. 481,
^,
Sext. 733, 5.
Clem. A. U, 276 C.
Anast.
15
parapycnos,
Sin. 184 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
7rapa-aT]fiei(ocrK
850
irapa-inaprdm,
to
irapa-cTTTj/ia
leap near.
napa-crriiielm(Ti,s, a>t,
Diosc. notice. f), passing a. A noting Eus. VI, 713 C? of the time of a document, date. Eus. 11, Socr. 1 08 B 'O TJjy napaoTiiietaxreas xpovos. Anast. 37 B, annotation. 109 A. TrapaoTjiietiiiTeov ^= Sei 7rapa<Trip.eiovv, one must Clem. A. I, 305 Diosc. lobol. p. 47. notice. A. 337 A. 980 C. 1056 C. Orig. IV, 257 Epiph. II, 440 A. Orib. II, 174, 7. B.
lobol. 26.
Plut.
1,
428 A.
Simoc. 58, 13.

irapa-a-o\oiKlCa>, to corrupt.
wapa-a-ofjiurfia, aros, to, fallacy.
Meet. Byz. 756 C^ Phryn. P. S.

Orig. VII,^
59, 31.
7Tapa<rocj)UTp6s, ov, 6,
preceding.
Oreg. Naz.
following.
147 D.
irap-ainraipa, to quiver.
Ttapda-Kcuns,
fas,
fj,
Ill, 1583.
PorphyrII,
irapaarjp.os, ov,
3. Substantively, (a) to
signia, badges
I,
L. insignis, conspicuous. Plut. 2. i7aw11, 823 B. TseuAo-Demetr. 91, 1. Luc. Act. 28, 11. ing a sign, badged with
Abst.
1, 1, p.
17.
6,
Trapa-a-waapSs, ov,
divulsion.
Plut.
906 F.
3,.
napa-anetpda,
14, 6, 5.
7rap-a(nr6v8ei,os,
to
entwine beside.
ov,
Apollod.
Trapda-rjpa,
L. in-
of
office.
379, 10,
I,
Tfjt lepaa-vvris,
Dion. H. II, 817, 1. insignia sacerdotum.

556, 36.
presiding
Nicol.
over
libations:
Plut.
61 A.
App.
I,
(b)
chanted at
Philon
II,
TTapacr'TTOvbrjjia,
libations.
D.
150,
^toL
to
Trjs
484, 13,
vp-voi.
napda-rnwv, ensign, flag.
Plut. II, 162 A,
aros, to,
(napatrTTOvbta) breach5,
irapa-tnyao), to
3, 26.
pass over in Theopil. 1104 C
silence.
-drjvai
Strab. 12,
of a treaty or of faith. Polyb. Plut. I, 718 E. App. I, alibi.

fj,
67, 9, et
90, 75.
tov avaypa-
irapaa-TTOvSria-is, ea>s,
the breaking
of a
treaty..
irapaaiTeia>
^
fj,
Polyb.
napaaiTeto.
the being
II,
2, 7, 5.
9,
30, 2.
Strab.
7, 1, 4, p. 6,
Kapaaina,
as,
fj.
a jrapdairos,
862.
Amphil. 121 D. p a r a-
16.
App.
II,
326, 96.
Dion C. Frag.
36, 9_
with.
Trapa-oTTopd, as,
fj,
sitatio.
irapaaiTiKos,
iucmra.
Sext. 12, 20.

irapda-a-t,
parasitic.
6v, {napdcnTos) parasiticus, Lucian. II, 862, et alibi.

to
quid
a sowing beside, mingling Galen. 11,272 3. Theod. Lector 225 B.
irapd-o-Todixos, ov, deficient in weight.
Justinian.
'
napa-<Tiamda,
be silent.
Sept.
Gen.
24, 21.
Cod. 10, 27,
2, vopia-fia.
Num.
Reg. 1, 7, 8. 1, 23, 9, et alibi. 2. To pass over in silence, Polyh. 20, 11, 1. Sept. Ps. 108, 1. Prov. to omit mentioning. Diod. Polyb. 2, 13, 7. 6, 11, 5. 12, 2.
30, 15.
napa-aToxTLjios, ov,
under arrest, prisoner. Alex.2. SubstanMon. 4040 A. Mai. 256, 22. tively, TO Trapa(rrdaipov, a standing near, of
Ex. Vat.
869 B. C.
82, 2.
Philon
I,
37, 39.
Plut. II,
7rapa-(Tiai7rr](TLs,
a>s,
fj,
silence.
Clem. A.
I,
1309 A.
7rapa(Tiai7r7jTeov
:^
Set irapao-Lomdv.
Philon
II,
152, 32.
Orig. IV, 717 C.
7rapa-aK7ra(rpa, aro?, to, side-covering.
Clem.
A.
29.
I,
533
as v.
1.
7rapa-crKirai, to
cover the sides.
Apollod. Arch.
7rapaaKva(ns,
<as,
f],
z^
napao-Kevrj, preparation.
Diod.
Polyb.
II,
491,
fjs, fj,
7. 8.
are obliged to stand near the punishment, while the others are eating. Stud. 1737 D. Sept. Mace. 1,Trapdaraa-ts, ecas, f), state, pomp. 2. 4 standing before. Clim. 940 15, 32. Pseudo-/aco6. Liturg. pp. 34. 39. 59,. C. ToC dyiov SvaiaoTr/piov, the appearing of the priest before the altar. 3. j4 udience a-CKevTiov, reception to an interview with a potentate. Curop. 12, 20. 33, 4.* TrapamaTeov Philon II, 1 9, Sei irapiardvai. 23. 24. Clem. A. II, 129 B. Orig. IV,. 109 C.
table, as a
monks who
napatTKevfj,
introduction to a literary work.
Preparation, the day of the preparation, the day preceding the Jew3, 26, 5.
2.
jrapaordrrjs, ov, 6, one that stands beside.
Sol-
diers in the
other.
same
fj,
line are irapaardTai to each

6, 2.
Ael. Tact.
ov,
Matt. 27, 62. Marc. 15, 42. Luc. 23, 54. Jos. Ant. 16, 6, 2. Synes. 1332 B. 3. Parasceue, sexta feria, Friday.
ish Sabbath.
Trapa-o'TanKos,
pressive.
representing, denoting, ex3,
Polyh.
Plut.
43,
8.
Dion. Thr. 641,
27
Ta
Katpov TrapaoraTiKa entppfjpuTa {vvVf

I,
1033 B. Clem. A. 504 B. Tertuil. II, 956 A. Orig. I, 1549 D. II, 236 B. Dion. Alex. 1277 A. Petr. Alex. 508 B. Eus. II, 1477 C. Athan. I, 232 A. Macar. 970 C. Pallad. Laus. 1148
II,
Iren. 608 A. Martyr. Polyc.
afjpepov).
Apollon. D. Pron. Gn. 1289 A, rims. Sext. 331, 14, et alibi. Anatol. Laod. 216 A. Orig. I, 648 A. B. 2. In a state o/" mental
53 A.
267 C.
280 A.
Ptol.
B.
When
excitement.
Polyh.
1, 67, 6, hidOfo-is,
derange-
ally
Xt),
means Good Friday, it accompanied by dyla, the holy,

it
fj
is
f/
usu-
ment.
irapaaraTiKois, adv. expressively, etc.
28, 8.
II,
the great, or
fj
dyia Ka\ peyoKr).
peydTheod.
Stud.
Polyb.
16,.
Diod. 18, 22.

Orig. II,
II,
627, 55.
Stud.
Clem. A.
Lector 201 A. 28 C.
Joann. Mosch. 2941 D.
472 B.
1489 D.
1
iTapa-iiTfjKa> z=^ TrapeoTTjKa.
733 D.
srapa-o-K^TTTo), to strike near.
Lucian.
I,
119.
Ttapd-anjpa, aros, t6, =:; X^fi, spirit, courage^
Digitized
by Microsoft
trapaaTiyJZiov
presence.
p.
851
83, 18,
irapaTariKO';
to
DM.
7.
17,
11.
Ex. Vat.
8.
napa-uvvdwrin,
p.evov dîmiia,
connect beside.
as
Tlapaavvrjp.-
133,
3.
Dion. H. Ill,
1594, 12.
VI,
a proposition beginning with

,
1023,
PUlon n,
9,
1.
Longin.
2.
ij,
165,
Sext. 739, 17.
a irapacrvvairriKos
fOTiv,
(f>ais
(rvvhe(rp,os
I,
iirei
fjp,epa
Statement of principles.
eoTiv.
7.
Philon
Synt.
321, 33.
Apollon.
7,
Anton.
78.
3, 11.
dti,
D. Conj. 501,
tA, iJWZe 7rapa(m;(is.
i'zojr. 8,
8, 10.
Diog.
71.
irapasrrvxlî'Ov,
irapa-a-ivdeTos,
ov,
derived from a compoxmd

curipvas, o-TpaTriyem).
napaanxis,
Suefon.
'8oy,
(ori'xos)
=
q/'
word Q Pi.yapcp,vovihr)s,
aK/joorixtf-
Dion. Thr. 635, 22.

33.
Gramm.
6.
Gell. 14, 16.

at.
Diop.
5, 93.
Synt. 330, 11.
Trapa-a-ToxaCofuu, to
I,
aim
Herod, apud Orib.

of
the
jrapa-ovvBrjpa, aros, to, sign
added
to the
watch-
424, 10.
Sext. 173, 17 (doubtful). (arTpara),
word.
Polyb.
9, 13, 9,
6,
et alibi.
Onos. 26.
Nicet. Paphl.
TtapacrTpaTa
adv.
way.
vapa-rrvppos, ov,
withdrawal.
Epiph.
Mon. 264 A.
Dion. H. IV, 2110,
8.
217 A.
irapacrvpraTos,
ov,
6,
wapa-arpaTTjyia, to meddle with the general ; So
the
groom who has

Phac. 197, 13.
as a horse.
the
play the general.

Plut. I,
charge of the irapatrvpTa.

Trapa-avpTos,
fj,
260 C.
App.
II,
690,
97.-2. To
ov, led along,
conduct a campaign badly.

-(T6ai.
Simoc. 223, 3
Cer. 485,
7,
UtTvapm.
Substantively,
Porph.
to wa-
patrvpTov, sc. vnitapiov or oKoyov, led horse, a
wapaoTpaTiâi, iaa>, (irapdorpaTo) to go out
of the
irapa-
main road.
Leont. Cypr. 1676
T^y
horse led by the bridle in a procession for (See dhiaTpaTos, ahishow. Ibid. 479, 13.
(TTpaTos, hiUTpaTov, ndpoxoi vrnvoi, irapaa-vpa),
O'vpTOi.)
jrapa-KTupo}, to delay, to
oT/)aTifoucn/r obov, by-path.

irapa-fTTpaT0TTe8eva), to
88, 4, et alibi.
I,
encamp near. Dion. H. I, 322,
Polyb.
7.
1,
App.
42, 69,
151, 54.
Trapa-OTpoyyvXos, ov, roundish.

19_.
Apollod. Arch.
Jos. B. J.
put off; to keep back, Porph. Adm. 266, toC Kadev2. To lead along a horse in a proSâ-ai. cession for show. Porph. Cer. 461, 18. 462,
check, refrain.
Trapa-crrpiivwfu,
7, 9,
to
spread
beside.
15.
7rap-aa-(j)aKi(a, to secure beside, to fortify.
1.
napaaTv(f>6ca
=
=
Sept.
irapaaTvtfxo.
Nil. 249 A.
Nehem.
61,17.
3, 8.
wapa-crvyxeo), to confuse or confound.
Apollon.
340,
irapaa-cplyya
=
(Is
(r<plyya> on.
Alex. Aphr. Probl.
D. Conj. 505, 16.

irapaavKcKâvTtco
15.
Vit. Nil.
Jun. 29 C.
along-side.
crvKocpavreo).
Philon
I,
Trapa-a-xvpaTiô), to
1
form
Drac. 52,
Plut. II, 73 B.
<7uXa<a.
Ta yap
\rjyovTa BrjXvKa irapea-xifôTi-
jiapatruXaa
Pseudo-T%eo/)^!/Z. B.
apiva
22.
dpo-eviKols,
have corresponding mascuArcad.

8, 23.
IV, 1213 B.
irapa-avp-fidWa, to compare, to liken
Ps. 48, 13.
to.
lines (a-o<pia, Taplas).
194,
Sept.
Theodos. 999,
1.
6,
impa-axripana-pos,
ov,
formation
from.
7.
wapa-a-vpâfm, arcs, to, a by-a-ifiâfia, an imperson^ verb (fieXei fioi, peTa/ieXei avT^).
Apollon. D.
Apollon.
D. Pron. 293 B.
Adv. 553,
Synt. 50, 25.

Trapa<Txi<TTr]S, ov, 6, (napacrxiC''')
Pron. 406 C.
Synt. 299, 27.
Lucian.
adviser.
I,
561.
6,
irapa-avpôvKos, ov,
or breaks open.
KUKoavpiôvKos, bad
777, 17.
irapa-a-xot-viâ, to
Polyb. 13,
6, 4.
""* who rips up, Diod. 1, 91.
fence with stretched ropes.
Theoph. 776, 17.
Strab. 15, 1, 5.
Trapaa-xoina-pa,
aros, to, rope 'stretched along.
wapa-<rvvdya), to
make a
separate (or irregular")
assembly, said of dissenters
from the
catliolic
Poll.
7,
160.
church.
Socr. 4, 29.
7, 5,
pp. 541 B.
625
Tren.
jrapd-Taypa. aros, to, body of soldiers
drawn up.
A. Const. (536), 1073 C. 849 A. Can. Apost. 31.)

irapa-awayayyfi,
ticle,
fjs, rj,
(Compare
Hippol. Haer. 222, 31. irapaTavva-pa, aros, to, {vapaTavva)

Taopa.
Aquil. Ex. 27, 16.
vapaTapda-a-O)
=
3,
:
irapaTre-
irregular meeting, conven-
lic
a meeting of dissenters from the cathoBasil. IV, church for religious worship. 665 A.
fj,
= Tapdaaa.
fj,
Epict.
22,
2o.
jrapd-âa-is, fcos,
a stretching along
Sext.
extension,
6.
irapa-a-vva^ts, (os,
=^
preceding.
Cyrill.
A.
direction:
19.
protraction.
X, 89 A.
Cod.
1, 6,
Const. (536), 1092 A.

14.
f),
Justinian.
625, 28.
2.
463,
477,
Continuation, with refer-
wapa-orvvairnKos,
ov,
joining along with.
Ila-
fect tenses.
70, 26.
ence to the action of the present and imperApollon. D. Adv. 534, 5. Synt.
252, 4.
f],
patrvvaTmKos (riv8e(Tpov (iirei, eireinfp, iirfihr], Dion. Thr. 642, 25. 643, 1. iireMimp). ApoUon. D. Conj. 486, 20. 501, 4. Synt.
132, 11.
Sext. 146,
3.
naparaTiKos,
tractive,
ov, (rrapaTciva))
continuative, pro-
continued
applied to verbal forms denoting, action (Xeym, eXeyov, Xeyeiv).
Digitized
by Microsoft
7rapaTaTiica}<;
852
Sext. 494,
18.
jrapa-TVtrcoTiKoi;
to

496, 17.
'O TraparaTiKos
napa-ôKpaa,
;(pdi/os,
the imper-
Gram.
102.
ov,
Dion. Thr. 638, 24. Apollon. D. Synt. 10, 19, et alibi. Herodn. Or. Philet. 418. Sext. 496, 32. TraparaTiKms, adv. protractively. Apollon. D. Synt. 253, irapa-retva, to protract.
fect tense.
3
-o-âi,
TTopaToXfios,
do or act rashly. Polyb. Frag. Longin. 8, 2. Plut. II,. (7-dXfia) foolhardy.

Heliod.
9, 21.
661 B, et
7ra/)aT(iX/io>r,
alibi.
adv. rashly.
iraparov, ov, to,

paa-Kevr).
to denote continued action.

Philostr. 948.
the Latin ttq(See also avTmapdropa). Suid.

ca>s,
r],
paratum
Trapa-Tfix'f'"! '" '""^^ JesJê.
7rapaT6fV(Tis,
(toô;<b)
side-glancing.
Trapa-reixôv,
ov,
to,
9.
the
space near a wall.

8.
Plut. II, 521 B.
Porph. Cer.'lOg,
but one.
Xaîfi, the
438,
TrapaTovpa. as,
r),
the Latin
ffopa-TcXeuTaiof, a, ov, L. paenultimus, the last

Aristid. Q. 58.
rure, /u/Z rfress
paratura,
P. pa-
aXXali/xoK, oroXij im<njp.os.
Moer. 176,
3, 67.
sc.
av\-
Lyd. \27. 179, 20.

Traparovpiov, ov, to, (jraparovpa) a
penult.
Athen.
showy
stripe
Trapa-êXfvTdo), ijo-m, to be in the penult.
Amman.
on
the border
of a garment.
Hes.
Schol. Arist.
120 (125).
TTopaTeXcvTOS, ov, (rfXevrq)
TrapaTpayiKevofiai
=.
following.
^=
TraparfXevTaios.
Vesp. 1482.
Trapa-TpaywSccB,
tragically.
Drac.
15,
24,
sc.
o-uXXajSij.
ffepA.
13,
7.
paratragoedio,
to
exclaim

674, 19.
Schol.
Dion.
Thr.
Poll. 10, 92.

Plut.
686,
2.
Sc/ioZ.
^ns<. Nub. 439.

?
irapa-rpdytaSos, ov, false tragic, bombastic.
irapa-îkavem, to erribezde the revenue

4, 46.
7rapa-TeTrjp7]p.V(as,
Diog.
A. Longin. 3, 1. napa-^panf^wv := dvTip.iv<Twv.

II, 7
Chron. 714,
14.
adv.
13.
carefully.
115,
42.
336,
Clem. A.
Philon I, I, 1165 D.
Traparpdneôv, to, (rpdireâ) by-table, side-table.
Porph. Cer.
irapa-^pi<â>,
to
70, 24. 71.
Orig. IV, 108 B.

7rapaT)(Vo\oye(o, to discuss incidentally.
irapa-Tpaxuvto, to render rough.
Basil. IV, 277.

with.
PseudoJos.
bring
up
together
Jos.
Demetr. 80,
9.
Ant. a feast or
fast.
1, 12, 3.
trapaTTjpea, to observe, keep
napd-^priTos, ov, pierced
or bored at the
sides.
Ant. 14, 10, 25, Trjv rSjv aa^âTav {jfiipav. Petr. Alex. Can. 15, p. 508 B napai-qpoviiivois Terpaha kol 7rapa(rKVT]V.
âparf}pr}p.a, arcs, to,
Ruf. apud
Orib. 11, 221, 8, avkio-Kos.

rj,
Trapa-^pififl, ^s,
a rubbing together or against

Polyb.
2, 36, 5,
chafing, bickering.
et alibi.
(TrapaTTjpeai)
observation.
5.
Heph. 13, Dion. H. VI, 809, 4. IV, 421 C. BasU. IV, 677 C.
Trapa-Tr]pr)(ns,
fcos,
fj,
Orig.
observation,
5,
watching.
17, 112.
1,
Athenag. 928 A. Caesarius 925. Epiph. I, 408 A, a euphemism for coitio. Trapd-rpippa, otos, to, a bruise. Diosc. 1, 48. Galen. XIU, 651 B. Antyll. 2, 40. 51.
Polyb. 16, 22,

28.
8.
Diod.
stars.
31.
apud
4, 4.
Orib. II, 441, 1.
69,
of the

alibi.
TrapaTpurTeov
Set Traparplêw.
Geopon.
16,
Plut.
II,
643, 18.
2.
II,
266 A,
et
Sext.
634, 13.
Observance.
A.
Eus.
881 C.
1,
7rapaTTjp7]Tov =^z Sei
Athenag. 1005 Theod. Mops. 928 C. Clem. A. II, Trapanjpelv.

33.
impd-rpiîs, cms,
Classical.
110
a rubbing against, friction. rj, Philon 11, 643, 12. Diosc. 1, 13. Anton. 6, 13. (113). Alex. Aphr.
^s,
r],
288 C. 285 B.
coverer.
Athen.
Orig.
IV, 245 A.
1, 16,
Probl. 14, 11.
napa-^pom),
observer.
perversion, distortion.
Diosc.
Trapa-TTjpi/TTjf, oC, 6,
Diod.
dis-
Eupor. 2, 3, rffs Siavoias, derangement. Clem. A. I, 1061 B 'Ek Traparponijs, by distortion.

TrapdrpocjiQs, ov,
Trapa-^ptjTiKos,
rj,
ov,
observant, observing.
Diosc.
(Traparpefjia)
brought up (but
2, 3.
I,
lobol. p. 47.
Ptol. Tetrab. 4.
6;/
not
45.
bom)
in the house.
Polyb. 40,
napaTrjprinKmt, adv.
4.
observation. Ptol. Tetrab.
Trapa-Tpoxd^m, to run along-side.
105.
App.
633,
Also, TrapaTpoxdto.
Greg. Nyss. HI,

prematurely.
irapaTidriij.t, to
pa6rj(raL
place beside.
Trapaêii/ai.]
^Stud. 1713
tto-
984 A.
Trapa-Tpvydto,
to
TTopa-TtX/idf, oO, 6,
gather
153.
grapes
following.
Schol. Arist.
Aristaen.
2, 7, p.
Plut. 168.
TrajaaTiXo-ts,
7rapa-Tpu0a(a, to live luxuriously at another perfmr,

^,
(jrapaTiXXco)
I,
a plucking of
Clem. A.
1,
son's expense.
Greg. Naz.
falsely.
8,
II,
576 A.
-(ra<r6(u
Trjv
the hair.
irapariKTeov
CTem. 4.
521 B.
napa-TvTToa, to
mark
Poll. 3, 86 Ilopa-
Set Trapari'XXeiK.
Tenmaptvov
(7-0payiSa.
dpyvpiov.
27
584 B.
Trapa-TirXos,
ov,
6, by-title.
Justinian. Cod. 1,
to violate.
Kapa-TVTTioins, fis, ^, distorted
form.
Plut. II,
17, 3, a'.
404 C. D.
irapa-îTpuxTKO), to
wound:
Did. A,
Trapa-TVjTfflTucds,
rj,
6v, distorting ike form,
Sext.
436 B. 624 B.
Lyd. 153, 16.
301, 21.
Digitized
by Microsoft
7rap-avyd^(o
irap-avyd^m
853
"TraporêifiaSiov
=:
wapffixjyaivm.
Dion. P. 89.
2<
Pass, jrapavydêadai, to be illumined.

2, 1,
Sirab.
irapa^paanKws, adv. paraphrastically. 148 C. Hieron. I, 1030 (879).

wapa(j)p6vrip.a, aros, to,
napa-(j)p6vri(ris,
eios,
r/,
Method.
Nil. 133.
18.
2, 5,
42.
=:
following.
one who changes the limits, one who steals his neighbor's land by changing the position of the landmai-ks. Jejun. 1924 C. Euchail. 1196 B. TrapauXifo/itat. Trap-auXeo)
Trapavkaiaarfis, ov, 6, {av\a^)
sanity.
mental derangement, inSept. Zach. 12, 4. Leant. Cvpr.

fj,
1717 A.
Trapa(j)povta, as,
=:
Traparjipoovvri.
Petr.
2, 2,
16i
irap-av^dvcD or irap-avâ), to increase
by adding.
p. 241, 6.
wapa-tppovpeto, to watch near.

p. 259, 14.
Strab.
Dion. H. V, 88, 4.
3, 4, 20,
Strab. 15,
2, 8,
Nicom. 118.
Haer. 360, 23.
irapav^rj,
r/s,
Galen. VII, 128 E.
Hippol.
359, 34.
irapa^jjvdSwv, ov, to,
little
irapaipvds.
Barn. 4
Clem.
^,
(Codex
following.
s).
Philon
I,
7rapa<j)vKurp.6s, oC, o, (Ôicor)
a rouging.
irap-avâti,
ctos,
fj,
increase by additions, gradStrab. 16,

II,
2,
A.
I,
521 B.
ualincrease.
10.
3, 5, 9,
Gemin. 789 D.
p. 271, 20.
7rapa-(pv\ayfia, aros, to,
absurd observance. Socr.

guard,
garrison.
Philon
83, 22.
2,
625 C.
jrapa^vXaKij,
rjs,
Diosc.
7ren.
A.
I,
Quintil. 9, 5, 158 (159). 633 A. Sext. 299, 27, et alibi. 992 A.
106.
^,
watch,
Clem.
Polyb. 4, 17,
5, 17.
9,
et alibi.
Diod. 17, 71.
Drac.
Clem.
TTapav^TiKas, adv. 6^ increase.

et alibi.
Sext, 591, 1,
JTapaxpvKwereov
^=
8ei
napa<jivXdaaeiv.
A.
to
I,
397 C. 401 A. 692 D.

1, 3,
Synes. 1072 C.
napavâ, see jrapav^dva).

7rap-a<paipfa),
Justinian. Cod.
take away.
53.
abstract,
Artem.
7rapa-(f)vKaKTiK6s,
fj,
ov, fit for observing,
guarding,
Suid. Ae-
261.
irap-a(j)avi(<o, to spoil,
Artem. 296.
deface.
n-apa-ipepa, to differ.
Athan. I, 120 C. Dion. H. I, 73, 13.

Pseudo-Zîon.
Plut. II, 848
impa-tpiiKa^, aKos, 6, watcher, guard.
îoXd/3of
....
ems,
3.
fj,
Assistant
watchman.
Eus.
I,
irapa-tpdapnKot,
rj,
6v, destructive.
Stud. 1232 B.
7rapa-<jiv\aîs,
589 B.
irapa-(\)deipm, to injure
observance.
11,
somewhat.
139, 25.
881 A.
n-apa-(j)v\d(r(Ta, to observe.
B.
Apollon.
8.
D. Synt.
ij,
292, 4.
Sext.
Clem. A.
81 A,
-âaSat.
612,
ia-dUiv, abstain
from
eating.
784
7rapa-(j>6opd, as,
11,
corruption, destruction.
Plut.
6.
TTTTio-eis
opvldmv.
1131
F.
Apollon. D.
Adv.
575,
jrapa-(f>va-da>, to
<l>v<Tia)criv.
puff up.
rj,
Eus. Alex. 356 A. Clem. A. I, 269 C,
els
Athenag. 993 C.
iTapa-<j)iiia>(ns, ecus,
fj,
the
name
of a disease of
7rapa(j>vTevaris, ems,
(jrapaipvTeim) a planting-
the rroV^.
Trapai^Xeyo)
Galen. U, 274 E.
(jikeya)
:^
by rubbing.
idly,
Caesarius
nonsense.
nonsense.
925.
impa-<f)\vapea>,
to
8.
talk
talk
Eunap.
Nil. 132
93,
Geopon. 9, 10, 10. irapa-tpvTevm, to plant beside or near. 301, 25. Plut. n, 648 A. irapa-fjimvem, to say near, to exclaim. 183 B. Cyrill. A. I, 360 B.
beside.
7rapd(jimuos,
ov,
(^cfxavri)
Philon
I,.
Plut. 11,
7rapa~(li\vdprjfia,
aros,
ro,
idle
talk,
harmonious
Longin.
A.
28,
1.
7rapa-0opTifo), to
irapa-cftoo'treva}
cram
in.
Plut. II, 8 F.
napacfima-evm, impa(f)ma(Tevm, incorrect for irapa-
==
napatTTpaTtmehevai.
13.
Chron.
9.
(po(T(Tevm.
510,
8.
Mai. 469,
Theoph. 517,
wapa-<f)an(T}x6s, ov, 6, faint light.
Strab. 3, 1, 5.
Trapa-tppdâj, to
paraphrase.
Philon
II,
140, 23.
irapa-xdpayfxa, aros, to, false stamp, false coin.
Hermog. Prog.
26. CTem. 4. I, 949 A. II, 164 B. Hippol. 733 D. Haer. 106, 94. 2. To pervert the meaning. Orig. I, 844 A. 1448 D.
Trapa-KJipaienKos,
r),
Clem. A. n, 525 C. 1257 A.
Method. 49 C.
Synes.
wapa-âpayfws,
ov,
6,
paracharagmus,
516 A.
falsifier..
counterfeiting.
ov,
Cassian. 518 B.
6,
6v, obstructive.
Xenocr. 49,
irapa-xapoKTris,
counterfeiter,
producing costiveness.
napd-cppaais,
<os,
Basil.
I,
29 C,
TTjs dXrjBeias.
^,
paraphrasis,
para-
napa-xapdo-crm, to counterfeit, forge.
Philon
II,
phrase.
Sijd,

title
Tlapd(t>pa(ris
562, 21.
II,
Jos. Ant. 15, 9, 2, p. 770.
Plut.
the
of a Gnostic book.
Polyb. 10, 46,
3.
irapa-(j)pda<T(o
or Trapa-(j)pdTTa>, to fence, enclose
with a fence.
3, 2,
Herodn.
3,
332 B. C. Iren. 854 B, rrfv dKrjdeiav, perClem. A. I, 500 A. 732 D. [Macar. 557 A irapexapdyrfv, 2 aor. pass.]
vert.
et alibi.
ri,
napa-xeifidSiov,
6v,
ov,
to,
the
being
6, 2.
in
winter-
irapa-ippaiTTiKos,
paraphrastic.
Aphthon.
quarters.
8, 14.
Mauric.
1, 2. 37.
Leo. Tact^
Prog. 63.
11, 49.
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by Microsoft
irapa-'êi./jjaaia
jrapa-xînacria,
ar,
854
mand.
Orib.
I,
irap-ei/jui
order,
j;,
Polyh. 3, 34, 6, et alibi.

28.
a wintering near or ai. Diod. 14, 38. 20,

Ael.
TTapeyyuijpi, aros, t6,
(Trapryyi/dta)
Ill,
com-
Oenom. apud Eus.
384 B.
Antyll. apud
Luc. Act. 27, 12.

to
napeyyvrjTiov :=.
S"
Trapeyyvav.
Trapa-xvavco, to nibble at.
Kapa-xoprjyea),
Allien. 4, 17, p.
furnish 140 E.
N. A. 1, over and
47.
446, 5.
little.
above.
nap-eyeipa>, to raise
a Mid. Uapeyeipopjxi,
59, 29.
Plut.
I,
690 B.
Pinion
II,
to rise
little.
Trapa-xoprjyrjiia, aros, to,
the introduction
of a
subordinate chorus
Poll. 4, 110.
or character in a 'play.
jrap-fyxeipM, to be inserted.
jrap-eyicKta-is,
ecoy,
Plut.
II,
280 A.
I,
Schol. Arist.
Trapa-xpaivai, to defile.
TTapaxpô'is, euf,
Ari<:t.
fi,
Ran. 209, et alibi. Plat. Frag. 741 A.

Schol.
^,
inclination.
II,
Plut.
837
I,
B, et
412,
alibi.
Galen.
278 A.
Plotin.
==
to
Kardxp'io'cs, abuse.
7.
Plut. 447.
n-ap-eyKOTTTco, to interrupt.
Plut. II, 130 B, et
Trapa-xprjO-TTipidâ,
tamper with an oracle.

Schol. Arist.
alibi.
Strab.
9, 2,
14, p. 234, 14.
Trapeyxpavis,
l8os,
rj,
(^mpa^
7rapeyKe(j)d)iis.
j!apaxpri(TTiKais
^=
,
KaTaxpri<TTi.Ka>s.
Nemes. 664 A.
Trap-cyKvicKrjpa, aros, to, stage-directions f
Plut. 313, p. 559.
Schol.
Trapd-xpaxns, Eoif
^,
/a&e
coloring.
Plut.
U, 645
Arist.
Nub.
18. 22, et alibi.
D,
V.
1.
irapcLKpovtrts.
irap-eyKirrro}, to
make
one's appearance gradu-
Trapd-xvpa, aros, to, a spilling.
Stud. 1737 C.
ally.
Simoc. 51, 4.
rrapaxvTeov z:= Set Trapax^^v.

19, p. 319, 14.
Geopon.
7,
26,
1.
nap-fyxdpayiia, aros, to, (iyxapdaiTa>) ^=. irapaXdpayiia.
jrapd-xtopa, arcs, to, dike along-side.

5.
9, 5,
Strab. 5, 1,
Damasc.
I,
Trap-cyx^'P^'"' ' handle,
1233 B. expound :
to undertake.
7rapa-xa>veva} along-side.
Caesarius 972.
Epict.
1, 7,
Philon n, 677.
15.
Trap-eyx^lprjo'is,
Jos. Ant. 3, 8, 9.
Sext. 54,
napax<opeai,
to
concede, to grant.
15 seq.
Apocr. Act. Andr. 15 Mij poi Trapat],
ij)s,
fj,
management, undertakCic.
Xcopr]<rdTQi 'iva dyjrapcu.
ing
false
II,
argument.
Attic.
1 5,
4.
irapaxaprjO'i.s, fo)s,
yielding, cession
a giving way, dispensation. Diod. 13, 43.

(ira/DapîBp/o))
Clem. A.
allude
265 A. 544 A.
5, 55, p.
Orig.
:
I,
629 A.
to
Trap-eyxpaivwpi, to touch lightly

to.
to
mention,
Dion. H.
II,
707, 12.
Epict. 3, 24, 10.
1, 7,
Athen.
to,
215 E.
that which
is
16, concession, in logic.
naptyxvpa, aTos,
Svvdpevos trapaxiDpeiv.
1,
(jrapeyx^co)
wapaxioprjTiKos,
tj,
6v,
=^
poured
Plut. II, 485.

TTapdxoipov,
ov,
Anton.
TO,
16.
the
(;â)pa)
region
about,
In medicine, parenchyma, applied to the lungs, liver, spleen, and kidneys. Galen. XIII, 295 A, et alibi.
in beside.
Polem. 262, nohav.

irapa-iâKKui, to touch the string of
nap-eyxvpaTiô), iaa, to steep, soak.
Alex. Trail.
a musical
1,
Probl. 153.
napeyxvo'is, eas,
side.
fj,
instrument.
3,
Plut.
II,
133 A.
Onos. 10,
(7rapeyxâ>)
a pouring in
be-
of a bow.
Aret. 49 A.
ov,
6,
napd-\jfav(ns, co)f, ^,
a touching
lightly.
Plut. 11,
irapedpevTrjs,
^=
6 TrapeBpevav.
Marc.
588 F.
Kapa-yjfeWiô), to prate.
Erem. 1053 B.
Strab. 2,
1, 9.
irapeBpevci}
fiai,
r^
TrdpeBpos
elp,L.
Pass.
letter, in
irapeBpevo-
Agathar. 146, 28. -jrapa-îBvpiirpos, ov, 6, insidious whisper (^suggestion). Epiph. I, 361 C.
impa\jffvSopai
irapddXcioc, ov,
^= êvSopm.
to
be preceded
by a
5.
grammar.
604,
3.

TrapeSpia, as,
rj,
600,
6.
(jrdpeBpos) the being attended by
following.
Diosc.
2, 90.
a familiar
(Tihpnai.
spirit.
Clementin. 97 B,
e
v.
1.
n-po-
jrapSdXfOf, a, ov, ofirdphdkis. Pseudo-Jos.

9,p.
Mace.
510 [here-Xfws]. Leant. 11,1977
CjBrjpes.
trdpeSpos, ov,
6,
par
familiar
spirit,
irapSaXiaios, a, ov,
:=
preceding. Pseud-4 (ân.

like
simplj- familiar.
Just. Apol. 1, 18.
Iren.
IV, 1017 B^
irapSaXioTos,
rj,
.581 B.
ov,
673 A.
spotted
TrapSdKis.
19.
Tertull. II,
Lucian.
irdpBri,
II,
Tjs, fi,
=
3.
801.
Tropht).
irapfiKaaTeov
681 B. 692 B.
Hippol. Haer. 404,
Eus.
II,
hei irapciKaêiv.
Cyriil.
1400 A. A.
2,
I,
Dubious.
?
Alex. Aphr.
605 C.
Trap-ftKO),
to
Probl. 49,
irdpSiKos,
ov,
resemble somewhat.
Poll. 9,
Diosc.
156
of rrdpSos
72.
or
:=:
HapdiKos
(157).
189 (190).
Porph.
irapeaTcov
Adm.
0uXXoty;
208, p. 326, 130. 131.
p.{,Kcovi.
toU
8ei Trapeav.
irap-eda, to let go.
Eus. II, 1012 B. Gregent. 604 B.

6,
Trdp-eipi, to be present.
Participle, (a) napav,
irap-f^bopapios,
ov,
8.
assistant
e/38o/idpioy.
ovTos, present. 6 ivemas, VI, 802, 1.

8,
Aristot. Poet. 20, 9, xfwvoi,

the.
Porph. Cer. 518,

jrap-eyyufm
(b)
present tense.
t6
3
irapov,
Dion. H.
the
present.
z^
jrapcyyiâ, to resemble.
Diosc.
2,
Polyb.
3, 2.
1, 33,
153 (154).
present, now.
Diod. 4,
Kara to wapov, at 22. Dion. H. V, 25,
Digitized
by Microsoft
Trap-eiaa'vm
855
TrapeRânKos,
r/,
7rap6Keyy(a)
6v,
"!. 196, 3. Epict. 1, 9, 16 'Ettj toC irapovros, Sext. 608, 31. 45, 11 'Sis for the present. nphs TO itapov, as for the present. 3rap-((rdy(B, to introduce secretly or surreptitiousPolyh. 1, 18, 3. 2, 7, 8. ly. Died. 4, 6.
digressing.
Orig. IV, 65 C.
Greg. Naz.
III,
II,
429 C.
irapeKâTiic&s, adv. by
way of
digression.
Orig.
945 C.
6.
Basil. Ill, 345 C.

to
Trap-fKSe'xo/tai,
misunderstand,
Orig.
I,
misconceive.
Ill,
Peir.
A.
CTem. iJ. 2, 11 v. Hippol. Haer. 382, 80.

2, 2, 1.
1.
Heges. 1324
lamU. Myst.
256.
Anton. 5, IV, 33 A.
irap-eKboxr),
536
C.
1256 C.
misintersense.
32, 10.
rjs,
r),
misunderstanding,
acceptation,
irap-eKTOKTfOV
r^ Sei TrapeKTayeiv. Eus, IV,
pretation,
false
wrong
3Tapci(TaKTos, ov,
(napeurdym) introduced secretly Strab, 17, 1, or surreptitiously, smuggled in. Paul. Gal. 2, 8, p. 358, 22, as a cognomen.
4. Vit.
Philon Bybl. apud Eus. Ill, 77 A. 496 B. 933 B. Ill, 1253 A.

wap-fKSpopr),
rjs, rj,
Orig.
I,
digression.
Epiph.
II,
I,
385 D.
Epiph. 69 C.
Damasc.
I,
761
Trap-cKSvofMi., to slip out.

irapcKSfo-is,
(Tvvet(TaKTos, subintroducta.
fj,
ems, ^,
Lucian.
eKdeais.
687.
Schol. Arist.
irap-ei<Tâ(Tis, etoj,
a coming in: beginning. Max. Conf. Comput. 1221 A. 1236 C 1217 C fttrofios).
r),
Ach. 1008.
7rap/cft
(=
Pac. 459.
12, toC aytov NtKoXaou.
Trapa cKel, near there, simply near.
Chron. 724,
TrapfKKelnco
napeuTâTiKos,
Arist.
6v,
of wapcitrâaK.
Schol.
n-apK\eya), to extort, exact.
Ach. 971.
rjs, fi,
jrap-euTypa(f)ri,
false enrolment. '
Plut. II,
V,
1.
Aristid.
756 C. D.
irap-euThpop.j],
f/s, f],
irapeKirepTToi
to irapcurbpajieiv.
Cyrill.
irapfKTvrfbaa
= = =
Philon
II,
575, 18.
EicXfiVo).
I,
Sept.
Judith 11, 12 as
II,
281, 19.
eWe/iTro).
Philon
224, 44.
iKirrjbaio to.
'PseaA-Athan. IV,
A.
I,
220 B.
1.
988 A.
Trape/cpeo)
map-eiaSiiva, also Trap-ctcrSva), to slip or creep in.
cKpfa.
Diosc.
Eupor.
1,
242,
Jud. 4 irapeurSvum. Jos. B. J. 1, 24, Plut. I, 796 C. Apollon. D. Synt. 114,

319, 24.
Plol.
p. 223.
6.
irapiKiTTacns, f<os,
rj,
fKOTacK.
Aster. Urb.
596
-Sua).
Gn. 1289 A. Clem. A. I, 1157 A -&ve(T6m. Hippol. Haer.

fj,
148 B.
Trap-fKo-TpocjjTj,
rjs, fj,
a turning round.
Match.
212, 66 -Sua.
3rap-cL(T8viTts, cas,
sical.
273,
3.
fj,
to jrapeurSSvai.
in.
Clas-
irap-EKTaiTis, ecos,
extension,
Theol. Arith. 52.
Barn.
2,
10.
4, 9.
Alex. B. 568 A.
âp-eia-epxopai,, to
3,
come or go
Polyb.
I,
1, 7,
irapsKTaTeou ^= Sei 7rap(KTciviv.

Trap-eKTi6rjp.i, to
Plolin.
II,
I,
88,
1 0.
et alibi.
30.
Diod. 12, 27. Paul. Eora. 5, 20, et

Sext. 157, 28.
Philon
alibi.
381,
I,
lay aside.
Eus.
824
rrap-
224 D.
2.
Plut.
To come or go
Diod. 12, 27.
TrapeKTtKos,
r],
6v, (jrap^xio) offering,

6,
furnishing.
in secretly.
Polyb.
2, 4.
2, 55, 3.
Theol. Arith.
ru-dt or tivL
Sext. 235; 20.
Paul. Gal.
et alibi.
Clem. A.
bring in.
Jos. B. J. 5, 12. 1,
II,
593 A.
Paul. Cor.
extra work.
irap-eurKOfilâi, to
nap-eKTOs, adv. without.
Eus.
II,
153 A.
Cyrill.
in.
Xapis
tS>v irapeKrAs,
2.
2,
11, 28
Ex-
irap-euTKplva, to bring into.

-7ra/)-eroSeua>, ev(ra>, to
A. X, 48 B.
cept.
Matt.
5, 32.
walk
into.
Pseudo-Xacj'an.
ni, 598.
aap-eiairip-TTco, to
8t
Deut. 1, 36 =; dvapaXiav anoKipTrdvotro, unless.
Luc. Act. 24, 29. Aquil. ttXtJv. Xaorf. 40 UapeKTos dpi/

at the side.
send
Jos.
B. J.
1,
5, 3, 1.
irap-eKTpexa, to
run out
Plut.
I,
373
I,
vapeunrlnTo)
alibi.
1,
^=
eicTTriWo).
Polyb.
1, 18, 3,
et
_
C.
Clem. A.
Diod. 20, 44.
Strab. 14,
38.
Plut.
1217 C.
deviation. rjs, fj, a turning aside, Clem. A. Pseudo- Demetr. 41, 12, waving. Eus. II, 397 B, error. II, 501 C. Galen. II, 235 C. cKâiVoi. irapfKtpaiva) 7rap-eic<ppopai, to be carried beyond bounds. Plut. II, 102 D.
irap-eKTpoTrri,
569 G.
Sept.
-Ttap-da-itopevopai, to enter secretly.

2, 8, 1.
Mace.
Ill,
jrap-euTTpe)(a)
:z:z
1.
el<TTpe)(ai.
Greg.
Naz.
748
as V.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
184 A.
Philon
it.
IV,
II,
670 C.
7rapci(T<pdlpoiJUU
:=:
elcrcfiSfipoiiai.
Trap-eKx^to, to
pour out
at the sides.
Diod.
5,
47.
341, 17.
'Krjv,
570, 29, eiy
TrfV
avTOKparopiKrjV avJos. B.
Strab. 16, 2, 33 -o-ât, ie overflow.

26.
irap-cKxô'is, <a)s, ^,
Sext. 208,
as our
bad luck would have

stos,
J. 4, 2, 1.
urap-eKjSao-iy,
>
a pouring out at the sides

Strab. 16,
1,
^,
digression.
jrapeKâa-iv,
Classical.
overflowing.
10. 12.
Polyb. 34, 10, 4.

268, 26.
Polyb.
3,
2,
Kara
1,
1.
by
way of
3, 5, 7, p.
digression.
,
Diod.
3.
Jos. Vit. 65 as v.
Sext. 145,
Dion. H. I, 136. 5. Apion. 1, 22, p. 455. Orig. Ill, 956 A.

37.
nap-e\a(rpa- arcs, to, quid?
napikiyxo)
reprove.
Aristeas
9.
fXeyx<*>-
'S'P<-
Mace.
2, 4, 33, to
Digitized
by Microsoft
irap-eXevo'i'i
nap-eXeva-is,
1,
856
[Comn,
151 (152).
irapevdvpo'O';
Delet. p.
9.
fois,
jy,
a going
hy, lapse.
AntyU. apud.
OHb-.
231 (in
2,
270 death).']
51.
Tim. Presb. 61 C.
adv.
On^r.
n,
72, 5.
r/,
TrapeXKoVrtaf
(irapeXxw),
p.
superfluously.
TTapejmXatmKos,
Diosc. anv. 1188 A.
7rap-ep.ir\eKa>, to
6v,
Swa/iepos wapcp,TrXdo;3,
Diosc.
lobol.
in,
1012 A.
Sept.
1,
133.
20 (23).
Andr.
C.
1033 B.
7rape\Kv(ns, eas,
25, 3.
TrapeX/cixr/io's, ov, 6,
fj,
(napcKKva)) delay.
Job
interweave.
Classical.
Ignat.
680 A, Tivd nvi.

preceding.
Patr. 124,
Trap-epirXoKr),
ijs, fj,
23.
TvapekKva
=
to
Agalhar. 132,
following.
1.
an interweaving, entwining. Prod. Farm. 578 (174).

f\mohiâi.
Apollon. D. Pron. 265.
TrapepTTobiâ)
^=.
Erotian.
212.
*7rape\K0),
be redundant.
Chrysipp. apud
Epict.
1,
Lucian.
II,
413.
Amphil. 49 A.
Eus. Alex.
Diog.
7,
7,
175.
Plut.

II,
432 D.
TrapepTTOieo)
29.
386 D.
1057 B.
5.
(jjaiverai,
Just.
efiiroieo}.
Plut. II, 520 E.
Cohort. 12.
Pseudo-Deme/c. 32,
TroioTrjTas rfj vKt).
Iren.
flfov
nap-fpnopev/Jia, aros, to,
1248
TIapeXKOv avTols
tov
74,
imâWeiv
Clem. A.
Sext.
Xeycii/.
II,
napeXKopai
Ill,
=
4
357
C napeXxet
Mid.
688,
3.
10.
small wares : trifles. Anton. 3, 12. Lucian. Ill, 507. Clem. A: I, 624 A. Tit. B. 1085 D.
to bring in incidentally.
fj,
Trap-fpiropeiopai, to traffic in accessorUy. Lucian.

II, 13,
active.
X)ion.
H.
II,
1885,
7TapeiXKv<TiJ.(vos.
Apollon. D.
Trap-ffiTTTao'is, eois,
insertion, addition of one
Pron. 307 A.
Ttap-eXXd-^Ls,
Adv. 596,
17,
19.
or
more consonants
in the middle of a word
cws,
deficiency.
Tryph.
3.
'
26.
(/le e/ie,
p.oi-poi, TToXis tttoXcs).
Tryph. 18.
Apollon.
14,
Z)rac. 159, 23 ('ApîXciif for 'Ax'XXeiif).

itap-p.fia6vva along.
Theol. Ariih. 43.
Drac. 159, 27.

16,
11.
Genes. 64,
94, 3.
TTapip-âXXm,
to
draw up
To/aZZ
in battle-array.
1,
Sept.
2,
Synt. D. Conj. 480, 30. 2. Occurrence. (f/ie epi).
22
1.
Sext. 229,
Mace.
28, 4.
7,
2.
27.
3, 4,
11.
Polyh.
82,
7.
1, 33, 7.
rrapeptpalvcD,
to
indicate, 16.
to
denote.
Classical.
11,
els vavp-axiav.
3-
into line.
Polyb.
5, 69,
Dion. H. V, 41,
Diosc.
1,
Philon
29,
19.
To encamp, said of
Sept.
1,
57. 74.
armies or companies.
18.
3,
Gen.
32, 1.
33,

TTdp-ipipaa'K, ftos,
fj,
Ex.
21,
14, 9.
Num.
et
50.
10, 5.
1,
Reg.
77,
6.
a denoting, meaning:
ex-
29,
alibi.
Polyh.
pression.
Chrysipp.
apud
6.
Diog.
7,
192.
Diod. 13, 87.

irap-ep^XaaTava,
36. Trapep^XrjaLSi
coJff,
rj,

to
sprout forth.
Philon
I,
573,
Trap-ejKâTLKos,
fj,
6v,
indicating,
denoting.
Apollon. D. Adv. 592, 25, nvos.
^n
irapepjSoXTj.
Aquil.
21.
2.
Synt. 127,
Finite, in
grammar.
Dion. H. V,
Diosc.
64,
Esai. 29,
vapepôXr],
1.
ijr, 17,
37, 14, pfjpara, finite verbs,

insertion.
Dion. H. VI, 805, 1069, 15, of a le<> ter in the middle of a word. 2. A draw15, a parentlietic phrase.
irap-epîpa,
p. 68.
to
resemble somewhat.
1,
Trap-ep<\)pd(r(ra>
ip'fipdaam beside.
Cass. 161,
ing up of troops in battle-array.

32, 6.
Company, band, body of troops, Gen. 32, 1. 7. Paul. Hebr. 11, 34. 4. Castra (TTpaTonrebov, encampment, camp. Macedonian in this sense.
army.
3.
Polyb. 11,
35.
TrapevaKkdufTta z=z ivaXXdo'tro).
Sept.
napevScLKwpi
Galen.
II,
28 B.
ivbelKw/ju.
Plut. Frag. 740 C.
Poll. 4, 145.
irap-evSlSa/u, to yield.
Plut. II, 813 D.

Plut. II, 479 A.
App.
Sept. Lev. 4, 12.
Josu. 4,
8.
Judith
7,
7.
n,
19, 3.
Mace.
1, 3,
15. 41, et alibi.
Polyh.
3, 74, 5.
vap-fvSiojiat, to slip in.

irap-evelpw, to thrust in.
Diod. 13, 87, p. 611, 47, et alibi. Jos. Ant. 6, 6, 2. Luc. Act. 21, 34. Plut. I, 657 E. 1065 F. Phryn. 337, condemned.
6, 28, 1.
Plut. II, 793 C.
7rap-veKTOU iz=
Sei
napaêpeiv.
as in
Epiph.
II,.
Ael. V. H. 14, 46.
5,
693 B.
7rap-v6c(Tis, e<r,
fj,
tripping up, in
insertion
ttvcicd eiXj\-
the language of wrestlers.

rrapepôXiKos,
rj,
Plut. II, 638 F.
Xovda, for
159, 4.
6v,
L. castrensis, of the camp.
2.
TTi/eo),
iXfjXvBa.
Tryph. 16.
21.
Drac.
Parenthesis,
adv.
parenthetical
Plut. II, 643 C. D.

n-ap-epîia, to stuff in.,
expression.
Hermog. Khet. 287,
Lucian.
II, 30.
TrapevdfTws
(irapevderos),
incidentally.
nap-epp.lyvvpi,
30.
irap-epTrdo-a-ai,
to
intermingle.
Ael.
TS.
A.
3,
Method. 376 B, opposed to

I,
ivoTjpavrpais.
irap-evdvpeopai, to disregard, to neglect.

to
Philon
5, 2.;
sprinkle in or on.
Diosc.
2,
78, 48.
6,
n, 344,
20.
21.
Herm. Mand.
I,
108.
5,
87. 96.
Trap-fp-Tr(Xd(a, to approach.
nap-epiriirpi]p.i, to chafe.
Genes. 124,
6.
Anton. 838 B.
Clem. A.
6, (iv,
369 C.
Em.
U,
Strab. 15, 1, 52.
napv6vp<Tot, ov,
Biptros)
mock
sublimity,.
nap-efinXda-va, tp plaster, to stop up.
Diosc. 5,
a kind of bad rhetoric.
Longin.
3, 5.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irapevaxXrjfia
jrapevoxKrifia, aros, to,
857
Ttapreiriypd^to,
to
irapeai';
turite by the side, by way of Strab. 14, 5, 14, p. 163, 20, to irophai into fipoirrai. Schol. Arist.
(Trapevoîa) annoyance.
555, 14.
7 -<t6cu..
Philon
II, 85, 32.
519, 30.
correction.
alter
Trap-evdo), to adjoin.
irapevirrdâ)
Simoc. 31,
ivardô) along with.
Orib. Ill,
Thesm.
15, 10.
100.
U9,
iraptvs,
12.
the Latin p S r e n
Trdpfvs,
04,
But
parens
fj,
irap-embeUvvpi,
iirrjKoos, subject.
2.
27.
4.
to
point out.
off,
Sept.
display.
Mace.
2,
To show
Philon
Plut. II,
yoveis, parent.
Lyd.
Plut.
141, 14
Toir Traphrris.
insertion, introduction.
n, 220, 434 A.
4896, C,
476, 16. 17.

sojourn.
559, 32.
irap-ivraîs, fcos,
II,
nap-em8rip,ea>,
to
Classical.
1,
Inscr.
1022 D.
vapevrdcrcra
alibi
napeVTilva
Plut. II,
vapevTidripi
= = 623 B, =
to
Polyb. 4, 4,
3, 3.
et alibi.
Diod.
ivTd(T(ra>.
Plut. II, 1020 A, et
4, 18.
Ex. Vat.
Clem. R.
Sept.
1, 1,
nphs
vpas.
ivrelvto.
Dion. H. VI, 1119, 10.

Diosc. 5, 137 (138). Epiph. I, 417 A.
to
nap-enibrjpos, ov, 6, sojourner.
et alibi.
Ps. 38, 13.

11, 13.
irap-e7Ti6ipr](TK,
Polyb. 32, 22, 4.

patience,
Gen. 23, 4. Paul. Hebr.

endurance.
ivTi6rip,i.
Ttap-fvrpiîo, to
rub against.
ea>s,
f/,
TTap-evTvyxdvco,
happen
read.
Epiph.
I,
388 B. 877 D.
Trapevv(j>aiva>
=
3,
1140 D, paKpd, zz^ paxpodvpla. TTap-emKovpea ^= Trapeirtôijdeo), Trapaôrjdea.

II,
Eus.
iw(j)alvio.
Alex. Aphr, Probl.

Sept. Judic. 8,
Sext. 74'1, 19.

Trap-enivoeo),
rjoro),
67, 9.
irdp-ei,
to
invent in addition, to ex-a-dai.
adv. except:
3,
besides.
fifiav.
cogitate.
Diod. 12, 11
Iren. 553 B.
Keg. Ezech. 15,

26.
18,
Esdr.
2,
1,
6.
652 B.
7rap-em<TKoirea>, to consider incidentally.
II,
4, et alibi.
Polyb.
3, 23. 3
Tadra,
el pf)
Plut.
irdpe^ Be
p.r}hiv.
Gregent. 612
napf|
129 E, et
to
alibi.
ecrnv 6 evoiKos pA)(ip6s re Koi dopv^8r]s.

TTap-eâyayrj,
by.
fjs, fj,
7rap-eiri<TTpe(f>a),
to
turn
toward
a particular
17,
1
,
a leading forth, conducting
point
turn
around.
Strab.
2,
Artem. 404.
lift
p. 346, 9.
Plut. II, 521 B.

rjs, fj,
Kap-eâipa, to
up.
Scymn. 343, being

prostitute.
elated
irap-ema-Tpoipri,
I,
a turning towards.
Antyll.
Plut.
Strab. 11, 14, 4, p. 528.
474 D.
irap-eêpxapm,
to
become a
Anast.
TrapeniTelva
^=
emTeivai.
apud
Orib. II,
Sin. 773 A. B.
156,
Classical.
6.
vap-eêrdCa, to compare.
Dion. H.
Greg. Naz.
napeirupaivopai
:=
em<j>aluopai.
Herod, apud
VI, 1066,
irap-eêraa-is,
2.
Orib. II, 420, 2.

rj,
ews,
comparison.
irap-eiriilrava), to
touch
lightly.
Plut. II, 888 0.
n, 597 A.
P. S. 59, 31.
Did. D. 613 C.
irap-enopai, L. accido, to be predicated of, to he-
irap-eêvpijpM, aros, to, useless invention.
Phryn.
long
to,
in grammar.
ovopan.
Dion. H. V, 494, 11.

to treat
Dion. Thr. 634, 15, rai Apollon. D.
irap-eêvpiaKtt), to
Philon
II, 46, 18.
find out in addition. Classical. Iren. 657 A. 931 B.

Cels.
fin.
Synt. 105, 12.

nap-epyo\aêa>,
541.
2. 3.
as a by-work.
Philon
I,
nap-e^riyeopai, to misinterpret.
I,
apud
Orig.
I,
1077 C.
Just.
517 D.
I,
5asi7.
ea>s,
Tryph. 84 IV, 765 C.

fj,
A titan.
irapepediCo)
ipe6i(a.
1.
Jos. Vit. 45, p. 22.
<
Theodln. Ps. 36,

Leont.
Trap-epprjvevpa,
iTap-e^rfyri<Tis,
misinterpretation.
aros,
to,
misinterpretation.
1364 D.
TTapfîaTrjpj,
=
6
7,
Epiph.
eîarrjpi-
II,,
473 C.
Sept. Hos.
9,
'O
irap-epprjvevTrjs, oO, o, misinterpreter.

I,
Damasc.
7, 3,
7rpo^^T))9
Trapeê(TTr)Ki)S,
beside
hiavoia.
himself.
760 A.
Strab.
10.
I,
Polyb. 32,
II,
6 Hapeêa-rr]
TJj
Plut.
irap-epprivevo), to misinterpret.
713 A,
to
make
6,
crazy.
Orig.
irap-eôSos,
ov,
side-way.
J,
Greg. Naz. HI,
1105 C. 1413 A. Theod. Mops. 928 B.

Orig. IV, 341 A.
Eus.
Ill,
869 C.
209 A. Epiph. I, 1036 C. irapeôKeWto ^= eôKeXKa. Eus. II, 893 A. Trapeôvdeveo) zi= eôvdeveto. Cosm. Ind. 100 C. Trap-eâ, adv. farther out. Epiph.
TrapeoiKoTas
(TrapeiKO)),
1107 A.
jrapeppipevas (irapapplirTO)), adv. meanly, contemptibly.
*irapepxopai, to go by.
Chron. 728, 12 ToO

last
pe\66vTos tpe^povaptov privos,
Febr.
'O
23.
ira-
adv.
like.
Poll.
9,
131.
irapeXriKvBas xpo""'^ '^^ preterite, namely, the imperfect, perfect, pluperfect, and aorist,
Aristot.
nap-eiralpa unfairly.
wap-ewifiorjdeai,
to
Anast. Sin. 289 A.

the side to
help.
Poet. 20,
9.
Dion.
Thr.
638,
come from
r),
Sext. 145, 27.

jrdpeais, eas,
17,
Orig. II, 1104 C.

(napirjpi) pretermission, remisIll,
Diod.
Arist.
2, 6, p.
119, 64, twI.

stage-directions.
alibi.
rtap-emypa<pri,
rjs,
Schol.
sion.
3, 25.
Nub. 311, et
2.
Dion. H.
1393, 13.
Paul.
Kom.
I,
Slackness, weakness.
Philon
108
Digitized
by Microsoft
'n'apea-ârof
858
(used ix
Apollon.
ira-
trapdevofirjToop
tj,
223, 25 ndpf(rlv t(
kcu.
eiiKvcnv
irapqyopla, as,
3, p.
name,
epithet.
Jos. B. J. 4,
8,
paKKrjKov).
Leo Med.
121.
299.
Trap-ea-xaTos, ov, the last but one.
7,
irapr]KoviTp.cvas (irapaKoia),
attentively.
adv. by hearing
in-
26
Pliilon 11, 66, 25.
68, 4.
Pliryn. P. S.
>
Iambi. V. P. 332.
Plut.
54, 2, sc. (TvKKaî), the penult.

jrdpeTOf, ov,
(wapi'i/jui)
paraPseudo-DJosc. 2, 152 Diod. 3, 26. lytic. Greg. Orig. Ill, 1101 A. (153), p. 170. Naz. Ill, 407 A. Sophrns. 3520 C. 3572 A. nap-fTviioKoyea, to have reference to the etymolAehfl. Tat. Isagog. 953 A. ociy of a word.
relaxed, languid
:
naptfKia, incorrect for napiKia. nap-rjki^, iKos, o, 17, past his prime.
II,
626 C, et
iraprfKios,
alibi.
ov,
near or
i/e'<î7.
close
by the sun.
Ptol.
Tetrab. 100,
TraprjWayii.evas (napaWda-a-a), adv. in
an un14,
usual manner.
112, severely.
Polyb. 15, 13,
6.
Diod.
Athen.
2, 1, p.
35 C.
Polyb. 4, 32,
5.
7rap-ev8idCoiiai, to live tranquilly.
irap-rjp.e\i]ij.vios,
adv. negligently.
Dion. H.
Ill,
rmp-evboKijiia, to surpass in fame, to excel, to
be
1339, 16, dismally.

nap-rjtrvxdio), to
a greater favorite.
1,
et alibi.
685.
Jos. Ant. 7, 9, 8. 8, 9, 639 A, et alibi. Lucian. Did. Clem. A. I, 725 A. II, 13 B.
pass over in
silence.
Philon
I,
Plut.
I,
93, 49.
503, 10.
504, 33, in the passive.
napfjx'qpjx, aros, to,
:=
following.
Suid. Uapa-
A. 660 C.
irap-evrip-epea,
to
ypa/i/xarifa)
....
Waprixâi) similarity of sound ; as neidci toi' IlfiSiav.
169,
17,
surpass in p-osperity.
Diod.
II, 11,
TtapjjxW'S^
^"'s, ^,
20, 79, p. 463, 28.19.
Philon
I,
41,
7.
or sense, alliteration
19,10.
Chrys.
567, 44, et alibi.

I,
5asil
III,
188
Hermog. Khet.
irapBeveviTis, eais,
7.
A.
348 D.
z=:
Qirap6evevai) the being a vir-
irap-evdvs,
adv.
napavTiKa,
Prise. 150,
immediately.
7.
gin.
Dion
13.
C. 63, 19, 1.
Mai. 41,
TrapBcVfvcD,
jrapeuXa/Scojuai
fiXa/Seo/ioi.
6,
TTap-evvaarfip,
rjpos,
Simoc 74,12.
napaKoifiasp.evos.
Lucian. 11, 294, et alibi. to remain in a state of virginity, spoken of the virgins of the church. Just. Epiph. n, 189 C Frag. 1577 A, of males. Gregent. 613 B. al TrapOevevovaat.
6,
Agalh.n6,6.
apud Eus. 636 A.
276 A.
Men. P.
34:6, 19.
Trapdcveav, mvos,
nap6eva>v.
Antip. 5. 36.
I,
Tiap-vprjp,a, arof, to, invention,
figment.
2,
Oenom.
/re.
II,
Trapdevia, as,
fi,
virginity.
Dion. H.
580,
7,
of
Also,
Ill,
380 C. Pans.
irapsvpsiia.
16, 3.
Greg. Naz.
Polyb.
Trap-evTOKTea, to keep
7.
good order.
3, 5,
5,
56. 7 Tovs elOta-fievovs napevTaKTclv,
Luc 2, 36. Plut. I, 989 D. the Vestals. 648 E "Qi avvaKTjcrev ek irapSevlas- 67 C, lipd, Of the virgins of the of the Vestals. Orig. I, 1492 B. Athan. I, 640 A. church. Basil. IV, 717 B. Com*. Apost. 8, 12. 15
(TiXevnaplovs ?
nap-va>)(ioiuii, to
0
feast beside. touch
sit
El'
napSevlq, those
who are
in virginity.
App.
II, 68, 19.
jrap-efpawTopm,
5rap-eêSpeutD,
to
to
lightly. to
Plut. II, 573.

beside.
2.
Epiph. II, 824 A. Chrys. I, 248 C. IV, 532 C, of the Marcionites.

TrapSfviKos,
rj,
Theod.
or
be posted
Polyb.
/szV?.
'
2,
24, 13, et alibi.
Ael. Tact. 13,
833 D, dvtTtao^plta.
(Trapa(j>6eipci>),
'n'apf(jidapiJLcva>t
adv.
corruptly.
Sept. Joel 1, 8, dvrip Diod. 16, 26. Hippol. Cyrill. H. 356 B, ciXXoyos, 864 B, li^Tpa. the order of virgins in the church.
6v, virginal.
(KovpiSios TToo-is).
Eupolem. apud Eus.

Ttapix."'^
Ill,
753 B.
irapSeviKas, adv. virgin-like.
Sophrns. 3277 B.
7rap(J3op.apreai z=. iipoiiapreo).
Euagr. 2716 A.
Damasc.
Ill,
692 B.
to pay. to grant: Jos. Ant. 12, 4, 6, avra Siare Trhjp&aai. Porph. Adm. 192, 23,
irapdevios, a, ov, virginal, virgin.
Dion C.
11, 7, vSayp, the
Roman
virgo aqua.
virginity.
2.
54,
Tov âtriKea Fajfialatv TraKra,
Kape^rjais,
Eurfoc.
eas,
ij,
^n
to) jSao'cXer.
Substantively, to napBivta,
Sept.
eyjnjiTis.
Palaeph. 44.
II,
Deut. 22,
14. 15.
Judic. 11,37.
virgin.
M. 290
iraprfôs, ov,
Kap-rj-yrja-is,
napSevoyfvris,
?cj>r)ôs.
17,
Philon
59, 40.
e's, (ylyvopm) born of a Tim. Hier. 245 B.
ems,
o/^ce
of instructor.
Numen.
napdfvo-yevvriTos, ov,
z^
preceding.
Leant.
I,
apud Eus.
tension.
rai'aous).
Ill,
1213 A.
1716 A.
TTapScvoKO/iia, as,
fj,
Trapriyfievais (jiapaya),
adv. 6^ prolongation, exApollon. S. 149, 12 (ravarjKcas from
Greg. Naz.
II,
(ffoêo)) the care of 541 C, of the church.

fj,
virgins.
jraprjyopripa, aroc, tA,
Pseudo-Zus^
cine.
Plut. II,
1252 A. 543 A.
17,
wapBevoKTovia, as,
(jrapdcvoKTovos) the killing
KOTTjydpTjfia, predicate.
of virgins.
92, p.
Plut. II, 314 C.
^2.
Remedy, mediIV, 241 B.
7rap6fv6-\vros, ov,
napdevlav \ia>v.
Isid. 2,
iraprjyoprja-ts, ems,
Bas-il
536 D.
(Compare Eur. Ale. 177 'a

eXva
iyai, k. t. X.)
Traprjyopta.
Trtxprjyooelv.
Moschn. 58.
Plut.
II,
XfKTpov, vda wapdfVfL

nap6evop.7)Tap,
opos,
fj,
TraprjyoprjTiov
z=z
Sei
{iirjTqp')
virgin-mother,
486 E. F.
an epithet of the Virgin Mary. Method. 352
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TrapdevoTToiem
859
ary
200.
horse.
irapo
Jul.
B. 353 C. Cyrill. A. X, 1032 C. Modest. 3288 A. Sophrns. 3241 A. Orig. VII, jrapdevoTToUa z= napBivou TrotS.
388 B.
404 C.
Lyd.
itap-'mTajj.m:=^TrapaiTTopui.
Mel.il.
637, 25.
Philostr.
304 A.
napBevos, ov,
d.yvr],
r),
739
virgin.
-irTrjvai..
soil.
Aj
:
Sibylla.
Jos.
II, II,
Sibyll. 1, 359.
2,
313,
Trap-itrdfo)
:=
Tra/jto-oM.
<Se3;(.
Ant.
7.
1, 1, 2,
yrj,
virgin
7rap-i(rdp,ios, ov,
along the
'la-6p,6s.
Eudoc.
M.
Upal irapdevoi, the Vestal virgins.

1,
342, BdKaaaa.
Ilaplcnoi,
Dion. H.
II,
97, 6.
175,
89 E.
App.
Philon
808, 8. 482,
4.
peutae
C.
Of the church
Of the Thera:
579, 17.
Plut.
Parisii, the city of Paris. Jul. Zos. 135, 9 to napi<nov. *Trdp-iaos, ov, nearly equal. Polyb. 1, 28, 4, et
a>v, oi,
340 D.
.Ignat. 717 B.
Polyc. 1009 C.
I,
Tatian. 872
alibi.
Strab. 5, 1, 3.
873 C.
Clem. A.
1205 A.
Method.
To Toyiia raiv jrapdevav, the order of virgins. Athan. I, 232 A. II, 921 B. 953 B. 1305 B. Ba.s27. IV, 717 B. Cart/i. Can. 44. (See also Just. Apol. 1, 15. Const. Apost. 2,
129
26. 57.
4, 14.
8, 13.)
Moer. 80 dp.îbijpi.Tos, dyxa>p.aKos 2. In rhetoric it is applied to two consecutive KoAa in a clause nearly equal in length as
;
11,
7,
1,
p. 457, 10.
fdv
fjs
(jiiKopaBrjs, fcrrj Kal TroAu/iaflijf.

3, 9, 9.
Aristot.
Particularly,
Clem. A.
I,
Khet.
49, 4.
Diod. 12, 53.

148, 16. 185,
Dion. H. V,
II,
f)
nap-
562,
8.
8, (rxniMTurp.oi.
Oevos, the Virgin
300 B. 668 B. Method. 349 B. Bus. VI, 833 IV, 784 B. 1020 D. 1033 B. Cyrill. H. 465 B. C. Epiph. I, 385 C. Cyrill. 4. X, 20 C. Used also with reference to males. Paul. Apoc. 14, 4. Epiph. I, 385 Cor. 1, 7, 25 ? Mai. 58, II. Method. 205 C to napC.
1205 A.
Hippol. 624 A.
Orig.
I,
Mary.
VI,
963,
9,
12.
2,
1014,
76.
4.
Plut.
350 D.
2,
QuinlU.
Hermog. Ehet. 421,

laorrjs.
axw'^napuTOTtjs, rjTos,
p. 237.
irap-urao), to
fj,
Diophant.
Classical.
5, 1 7,
render equal.
Dion.
H. VI, 1033,
282,
3.
16, in rhetoric.
Hermog. Ehet.
Thr. 638, 4.
n-apta-Tdva.
6, 16.
6eva, neuter.
irapdfvoTpotjila, as,
fj,
irapuTTdo)
(rpetjuo') the
=
I,
281, 21, TO KfiXa.

TTapiarrifu.
bringing
I,
up or
&a;f.
66,
15,
et
alibi.
Also,
Rom.
Dion.
education of virgins.
-TrapdevotpvTos,
ov,
Clem. A.
{(^vat)
virginal.
1177 C. Andr. C.
Mel.
Philon
223, 18.
to
Paul.
irapla-Trjpi,
set
near, etc.
Strab. 10, 4, 22,
1328 D.
irapBevo-xpas, iotos,
1, 12. 6,
p.
413, 13
01 TrapatTTadevres, i:^: oi
of virginal
color.
(TraiSes)
at
Crete.
Impersonal,
Sept.
ipirayevres
irapeard-
adat, to be stated.
jrapBevav, avos, 6, nunnery.
Athan.
II,
844 A.
Til,
OTi
Sivarm.
Sext. 257, 17 Ilapf<TTda-6a>
IlapeaTrjKfvai; TTapeardvai, wa-
Greg.'
Naz.
Ill,
1067 A.
Greg. Nyss.
paa-Trjvm, to stand near, etc.

Trapea-TriKvla,
996'd.
UapBiKos,
13, 7.
Tj,
Strab. 11, oV, (UdpBos) Parthian. Lyd. 178, 19 to jrapSiKov, sc. Se'pfia,
scarlet leather,
z=
irap-lap.ôs, ov, 6,
^XoyojSacês bipp-a.
iTvpplxi.os.
Terent.
M.
1369.
irap-upri,
Arist. Q. 47.
r)s, f],
Polyb. 14, ready for ripping. 5, 7 napeararmi/ Tats hiavoiais, being beside themselves. 18, 36, 6, rav (fipcvmv, to be disDion. H. Ill, 1765, 1 turbed in one's mind. 2. To commend. TrapaarTrjvai, to surrender. Paul. Cor. 1, 8, 8. Jos. Ant. 15, 7, 3 -a-aa-dai.
Ex.
9,
31
emerita priestess.
Plut. II, 795.

1 i 1 i
[Perf
94,
7.
irapta-TaKa, active in sense.
TrapiKia, a>v, ra,
par
i 1 i
a or p a
I,
the
Sext. 756, 6.
Polyb.
3,
-Starf.
1740
nap^-
festival
I,
of Pales.
Dion. H.
229,
2.
Plut.
oTTjKiTa, et alibi.]
ji-ap-uTTopeai, to notice incidentally.
1,
31 A.
Dion C.
43, 42, 3. 45, 6, 4.
Athen.
8, 63.
Hdpivos, ov,
I, 6.
25.
Plut. II, 890 F.
2.
Cic. Att. 6,
To misrepreSimoc. 283,
3.
ndpios, of Paros.
Sept. Esth.
sent, to
make false
as,
fj,
statements.
irap-ia-Topia,
false Statement.
Phot. Ill,
jrap-mndCui, to pass by, of time.
Cyrill. Scyth.
1393 C.
*'irap-L(Tca<ns,
etos,
V.
S.
233 C.
6, (OTTrdptov)
napiwirapdros, ov,
one who has the

Ael.
My
I,
St.
32,
18.
2.
fj,
an
equalizing.
Iambi.
irap-mTTOO-La, as,
charge of a wdpanros. Phoc. 197, 15. fj, a riding along-side.

Tact. 35, 3.
KoiKa.
Classical.
fj,
In rhetoric, equality of Lucian. I, 374.

Cels.
wapiTTiTos,
6v,
^=
TrapiTds.
apud
Orig.
1445 D.
S>v, al,
rjs, ij,
vap-mtrcia,
540.
to
outride:
to
surpass.
Philostr.
ndpKM,
wdpp.ri,
Parcae
388, 13.
= Molpm.
buckler.
Lyd. 48,
6,
5.
parma,
I,
Polyb.
22, 1.
irapmiriov, ov, to, z^^ irdpiwiros,
parhippus.
Porph. Cer. 475,
Polyb.
Dion. H.
13, 1, 64.
Lyd. 129
irdpiia.
Theoph. 638, li^nap'ormv.

18.
wapvonltov, avos, 6, Boeotic,
=:
ndpvoijr.
Strab.
488, 16.
ndp-iwnos, ov,
II, 18, 5.
8.
6,
attendant on horseback.
*vap6
irap' S,
equivalent to jrapd or
1, 4,
^',
quam,
Parhippus,
supernumer-
than.
Aristot. Plant.
16 'EKflo-e KpetTTo-
Digitized
by Microsoft
irapoZevTLicS)';
860
2, 2,
irap-oXKT]
22, 10.
vws av^dvovcTh napo dWaxov.

Tepov
939.
aviifiefirjKe
yrj-
20 Kvpta-
Paul. Eph.
ov,
2,
19.
Petr.
1, 2,
IL
Tw uSari to
ftvat crrotpêio),
Diognet. 1173 B, the Christian in this world.

irapoiKTurros,
r],
TTopo Tn
Sext. 251, 6.
5cAoZ. Arist. Plut.
=;
oIkxiotos.
Nicet. Byz.
Corfm. 72, 13.

Petr.
721 A.
wapoiKTpoa,
to
TrapoSevTiKOts (napodeia), adv. cursorily.
regard as oixTpos.
Cosm. Carm.
Sir.
Ant. 797 B.
irapoSfiio), to pass Ezech. 36, 34.
Greg. 344.
by.
ZJtoc?.
Sept. Sap.
1,
8,
nva.
Trapoifua, as,
6, 35.
fj,
Jos. B. J. 5, 10, 2.
Ex. Vat. 108, 3, nvd. P/m^ II, 526 F. 973 D.
ings.
At
39, 3.
maxim. Sept. Prov. 1, 1. Joann. 16, 25. 29, dark
say-
Trapoifiiai, the
633 C. irap-oSrjyia, as, 17, a misleading, misdirection. Nicet.Byz. 737 C. 777 C.

Clem. A.
II,
Sept. Prov. (titul.).
in, 388 B. C.
Book of Proverbs. Philon I, 369, 25. BasU. In the Ritual, fj napoi/iia,

of
the
the lesson taken out
napobiKos,
i],
6v, (irdpoSos) transitory.
Basil.
I,
2.
F.
Parable
to
Book of Proverbs.
Joann. 10,
6.
irapaô\r].
252 A.
irapoSiof,
ov,
irapoiiiidâ,
make
proverbial.
Pseudo-/os.
(irdpodos)
by the road or way.
388 B, pTJp.a, common saying. Vit. Nil. Jun. 73 A, out of the way. Diod. 18, 16 'Ev TraTrdpoSos, ov, ij, a passing. 2. Admission to a sopdSo), in passing.
Basil,
m,
Mace.
18, p. 520, nvd.

r/,
napoiiuoKSs,
ov, proverbial.
Plut. II, 636 E.
ciety.
Jos. B. J.
2, 8, 7.
3.
rA
first en-
trance of a chorus into the orchestra.
Heph.
43,
46 (avros ecjid). Greg. Nyss, III, 556 A. BasU. Ill, 260 B. Theod. Mops. 877 B, of the book of Proverbs. IlapoipiaKov jiirpov, paroemiac verse, the anapaestic dimeter catalectic. Heph. 8, 7.
Diog.
8,
Poem.
19, 4.
10, 3.
to
Schol. Arist.
Nub.
in
275.
the
n-ap-oSvpofiai.,
lament beside.
to
Dion C.
TrapoijuoKws,
adv.
2,
form of a
proverb.
Strab. 11,
to swell,
16.
Basil. Ill, 405 B.
Trap-oiSeco,
be bloated, to bloat.
Phi-
7rapoip.ta(TTTjs, oi, 6,
writer of proverbs or maxims.
Ion
I,
276, 27.
Diosc. Delet. 27.

active.
Symm.
II,
Eccl. 12, 10.
Eus. VI, 564 A.

C.
Basil.
TrapoiSi'o-Kto, to swell,
Aret. 80 A.
Sept. Zaeh. 9,
816 D.
m,
489
TrapotKeaia, as,
12.
fj,
:^
napoiKia.
napotp.id>8ris, es, proverbial.
Ezech.
to be
20, 38.
Theophil. 1160 A.
to
napoLKeio,
a sojourner,
f/cei.
sojourn.
Sept.
Gen.
pots.
12, 10,
17, 8, yrjv.
20, 1, iv Tepd18.
Diod. 13,
4:7.
Luc.
24:,
Applied
Diognet.
to Christian societies, the
members of which
I, 143 D, et 404 A. Marcell. apud napoip.uohas, adv. proverbially. Eus. VI, 741 A. Athan. II, 240 C. 245 B. CyrUl. A. I, 785 C. Clem. A. I, 416 A TTapoivia =^ ndpoivos clpj:
Plut.
alibi.
Philostr. 10.
Basil. Ill,
regarded themselves as sojourners in this

world. Polyc.
Uapoivrideis (olvos),
napolvTjpa, arcs, to,
Clem. R.
1, 1,
KopivOov.
drunk to excess. drunken trick. Plut. H,

CyrUl. A.
I,
1176 C, iv (jidaproU. Polyc. 1005 A. Martyr. 1029 A. Martyr. Polh. 1412 A. Orig. I, 957 B. Athan. I, 312- A.
rj,
350 C.
irapoiariov
=
16.
hei wapa<pcpfiv.
681 D.
7rap-oiaTpda>, to be distracted, driven
nap-OLKrja-is, ecos,
-ziz 7.
irapotKia, sojourn.
Sept.
mad. Sept.
Gen.
cese.
1,
28, 4.
36,
Theophil. 1157 A.
2.
8.
Ex. 12, 40, et alibi. Athan. II, 700 B, dioPlotin.
Hos.
Ezech. 2, Greg. Nyss. Ill, 928 B.

4,
6.
Orig. I, 892 A.
Transmigration of souls.
irdp-ouTTpos, ov, distracted,
367,
apud
rj,
Orig.
I,
napoiKia, as,
(yrdpoiKOs^ sojourn, sojourning.
TTap-ol\op.ai, to
mad, crazy. Cels. 884 C. 889 C. have passed by. IIapa>)(riiUvos
Sept. Esdr. 2, 8, 35.
Ps. 119, 5. Sir. Prolog.

Petr.
1, 1, 17.
Xpovos, preterit tense, applied to
all
the tenses
Luc. Act. 13, 17.

2, 5.
Patriarch. 1061 A.
2.
Clem. R.
denoting
Paroecia,
less correct
B.
Iren. 1229 Martyr. Polyc. 1029 A. Apollon. Ephes. 1384 C. Alex. A. 548 A. Anc. 13. 18. Ant.
diocese.
parochia,
time past. Plut. II, 1081 C. Apollon. D. Adv. 633, 22. Phryn. 18, as Arcad. 1 74, 21 Uapmxiliivos opid<l)iK6iirjv.
(TTiKos
{^mov, ei\ov).
TrapoXtymprjTeov
21,
7.
z^
del 7rap6\iyapetv.
Polyb.
5,
Eus. n, 48 B. Laod. 14. Athan. I, 333 C. 712 D. n, 797 B. Basil. IV, 433
3, 9.
irap-oKurBdvio
in.
and
irap-oXurBaivai, to slip, to slip

7, 8, 3.
C.
CyriU.
rj,
H. 852 G.
ov,
Theod. IV, 1316 D.

colonarius,
a.
Jos. B. J.
Plut.
U, 698
C, et
irapouuKds,
L.
peasant's.
alibi.
Apollod. Arch. 21.

rj,
Justinian.
Cod. 1, 2, 24, Prooem. 120, 1, BUaiov.

r),
Novell.
7,
wapokicBriais, ems,
slipping, fall.
Eus.
11,
1044 A.
Strab. 5, 3, 10,
irap-oKKTi,
fjs,
irapoiKis, ibos,
=:
r)
trdpoiKos-
^,
protraction, putting
off,
delay.
p. 376, 3.
Theol. Arith. 52.
Jos. Ant. 16, 11, 8, p. 823.
TrdpoiKos, ov, 6,
L. iniquilinus, stranger, sojourner.

23,
4:.
Clementin. 64 B.
Superfluousness.
BasU.
Ill,
321 B.
2.
A
Sept.
G&n.
Ex.
12, 45.
18,3.
Lev.
Digitized
by Microsoft
trapoXKiov
861
247, 28.
.Sext.
irapov(Tia
i),
Adv. 596,
17.
Synt. 4, 21.
irap-opariKAs,
rfv,
apt
to overlook,
overlooking.
90, 16, irrelevance.
Phot.
I,
640 D.
ApopJith.
Plut. U, 716 B.
Trap-opylâ,
to
^^ciXiuoi', ov, rh, (wdpo\Kos) tow-rope.
provoke
to
anger,
to
enrage.
357 C.
irap-ojmpTios,
io
Sept. Deut. 4, 25, et alibi.
accompany.
Plut.
I,
927 B.
irapopyia-fM, aros, rb, (irapopyi^co)
following.
Lucian.
I,
172.
App.
11,
846,
-52.
Sept. Reg. 3, IG, 33.
3, 20, 22.
napoôLaôi
jrapofioLos,
-z^z
Sfwidô),
J\fait.
23, 27.
napopyia-pos, ov,
o,
provocation.
ov,
similar.
Dion.
H, V,
685,
6.
15, 30. 4, 19, 3.
Nehem.
9, 18.
1.
2.
1, 4.
Sept. Reo-. 3,
149,
1, (cmXa,
similar in sound. 185, 8, a-xqiMiPoll. 9, 131.
wrath.
4, 26.
Sept. Jer. 21, 5 as v.
Anger, Paul. Epli.
Tio-fiol.
Trapo/iowa
Fseudo-Demetr. 15, 13.

ofioiSia.
r<s.
V,
irapopeya
!ê swfc
:=
6piya>.
A el. N.
A.
248 A.
vap-o/ioXoyeo), to confess ot admit, to
luctantly.
2, 21, 7.
Trapopeios, also napapeios, ov, (Spos) along or on
admit reEpict.
Polyh.
3, 89, 3, et alibi.
3,15.
0/ a mountain. 12,6,4. 12, 8,

7.
Strah.
13.
3, 4, 20.
12,
Also, Trapdpiot
1.
vapoveihlâ
11.
Strah. 3, 4, 20.
o>/e8/f<o.
12, 6, 4.
12, 8, 13, as v.
Diod. Ex. Vat. 137,
Jos. B. J. 1, 4,
irap-ovopA^m, to
Nub. 543. name from or a/?e>" ; to derive one word from another by a slight change. Dion. H. VI, 1078, 15. Sra6. Diod. 2, 4.
Schol. Arist.
2, 12.
7rap-6p6ios, ov, not quite erct. Apollod.
wapopiâ
Arch.
oplâ.
Longin.
2, 2.
10, 6.
2.
1.
21.
To
drive heyond the limits.
Plut. II, 353 E.
Diognel. 1184
irapopuTTiov
'n-apopiarfis,
-a-6ai, to he violated.
,3,
11, 2, 15.
Nicom. 102, the
ratio
irapopios, see jrapopfios.
of 5 to 2
II,
is SmXaa-ieipriiua-vs
=:
2^.
Plut.
Sei napopiêiv.
6,
Longin. 38,
Z)rac. 318 F. Pron. 262 A.

rj,
129,
10.
Apollon. D.
ov,
::= 6 napopiâv,
trespasser.
Clementin. 360 C.
âpovop^ttTLO, as,
(irapovopAô))
paronomaH. YI,
792,
TrapopKeo) (opKos), to
I,
forswear one's
Basil.
self.
Ajjp.
sia,
13.
agnominatio.
Dion.
91, 78.
as,
Philostr. 219.
f),
Basil. IV, 681 A.
6o6s).
Herodn. Gr. Schem. 595, 10 (UpoBoos 2. Pronoun z^cLVTa>wp,ia. Dionysod. apud Apollon. D. Pron. 262 A.
napopKLa,
perjury.
IV, 368 B.
Diod. 14, 73.
Jos. Ant.
Trapuvvprjv, incorrect for irapavvfiiv.
272 A. 7rap-opp.4(o, to lie at anchor near. 49. Plut. I, 930 A.

Ill,
Greg. Naz.
trap-oîâ,
to
he somewhat sour.
Diosc.
1,
18.
irapopprjpa, aros, to,

17, 12, 1.
z=
TrapopnTjcrts.
-napo^vvreov =zz hei napo^vvetv.

wap-o^vvco, to
Poll. 1, 55.
put
the acute accent
on
the penult.
Trap-opp^TiKos,
I],
ov,
apt to incite, provocative.

2,
Drac. 66, 7. Apollon. D. Adv. Porphyr. Prosod. 104. 110.

irapo^va-fios,
537,
24.
Xenocr. 73. II, 276 A.

yeipm).
Diosc.
134.
Plut.
I,
48 B.

7.
pf
ov,
6,
Diosc. Eupor.
293.
1,
paroxysm, in medicine. 25. Ignat. Til A. Artem.
p,aTa ÔTpvva, ipeBlôn, epiC'"! TâpoppAw, 8ie-
Simoc. 71,
Galen.
II,
254 A.
Trapopp-rirtKcos,
aj^v. provocatively.
Proc. Gaz.
dance.
Trap-o^Tovea
the penult.
^= Trapo^vuco,
Basil.
put IV, 884 A.

to
the acute
on
I,
1880 A.
to
irap-opxeop.ai,
dance
the
wrong
irap-o^vTovos, ov, paroxytone,
accent
on
the
penult.
having the acute Arcad. 191, 19.
Lucian.
II,
311, ras QvitTTov avp<j)opa.s, in-
stead of the birth of Zeus and the TfKvoifiiKia
Porphyr. Prosod. 109, Xe'|ts. irapo^Tovais, adv. with the acute on the penult. Agathar. 113, 46. Hermog. Rhet. 15, 21.
of Codrus.
nap-oa-ov,
13.
forasmuch
as,
inasmuch
smell
at.
as.
Sext. 279,
626, 19.
to offer to
Phryn. 139.
rrap-offXi'fffl
nap-oa-cl>paiva>,
Geopon. 13, 'H

52.
Trparrj
aôjrXifm.
Polyh.
2, 7, 10,
I,
et
17.
Trapova-ia, as,
f),
alibi.
Diod. 4, 10.
14, 67.
Plut.
793 A.
II,
the advent of Christ.
TTap-airKurpAs, ov, 6,
87.
a disarming. Diod.
592,
Kapova-ia, the first advent.
Patriarch.
1,
A.
Polyh. 12, 25,
II,
Ignat. 705 A.
Just. Apol.
] 060 Tryph.
irap-oTTTom, to roast moderately.

2.
Agathar. 139, 18.

6.
j],
Herod, apud Orib.
408,
moderate roasting. Moschn. Herod, apud Orih. II, 408, 8. Hipparch. nap-opafui, arcs, to, oversight, error. 1020 C. Plut. II, 515 C. 705 C, et alibi. Anton. 7, 52. Sept. Mace. 2, 5, 3rap-6pa(Tis, fms, 17, neglect. Lucian.l.Sh. ^7ja,s-. 5m. 1089 I). 17.
Tmp-oTrrqo'is, ewr,
129, p. 71, 25.
Iren. 14. 32. 49. pp. 505 C. 544 A. 585 A. 556 B. 1052 B. Afric. 80 B. Clem. A. I, Orig. I, 376 B. 717 C. 804 C. 890 A. Petr. Alex. 516 B. Eus. VI, 888 B. Athan. 'H hevrcpa itapovma, the second II, 168 A.
coming of Christ.
Matt.
24,
3,
et
alibi.
Paul. Thess. 1, 2, 19, et alibi. Jacob. 5,7. Tryph. 31. 32. 35. 49,Just. Apol. 1, 52. 585 A. 'H tvboôs irap. 544 A. 553 A. pQva-ia Tov Xpia-Tov Iren. 1225 A. Polycrat.
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'
vapova-idâ
1357 B.
tribution.
862
Tra? on the shores of the

.
Eus. IV, 17 B. 252 A.

Inscr. 4896, C, 9.
2.
Con,-
*ap<tiêdvios, ov, (aKfavds)
Schol. LucUin.
ocean.
Plut.
I,
,717
E.
n,
190..
TTdpaKedvtrqs, ov, o, dweller
on
the shores
of the,
irapovcrtdâ, aaa, to be present.
Theoph. Cont.
furnisher.
ocean.
Strab. 17, 3, 19.

rj,
205, 21.
Trapoxeis,
TTapaxeaviTiKOS, ems,
6,
6vt
'^
4, 1, 1, p. 275j Ig."
irapanedvios.'
^
Strab. 4,
z=^
1.
irapexov,
2, 1.
Cornut. 30 as
irap-oxXi'fo), to
v.
itapwKeavXfis, ihos,
Cyrill.
fj,
^=
t)
irapaKfavvos.
Polyb..
2, 1,
remove.
A.
II,
200 B. C.
34, 5, 6,
12. 16;
Diod.
oy,
5, 21.
Strab.
1, 1, 6.
Phot. Lex. Xlapoxklôva-i., ixeraKivoviri.
vdpoxos, ov, 6, (napexo) L- largitor, giver, furClementin. 10, 9. nisher. napoxo?,

ov,
irapiijiaKos,
\6p.aX6s) nearly even or

.
level.
(pxos) plural Trdpoxoi
'iiriroi,
Strab. 3, 5,
irapaipls, iSos,
1.
ij,
ira-
(S/ioy) that which
is
worn upon
28, 14.
pmnoi, ddearpaToi tmroi

10, 87.
Trap-oyjfrjiia,
Euagr.
G, 4.
15.
the shoulder, as
rrdpcov, avos, 6,
scarf!'
,
Sept.,
Ex.
Trap-o\(rdofiai, to eat in addition, as titbits.
Poll.
paro
Clem. A.
IT,
396 A.
Athen.
9,
Frag. Hist. 65.
arcs, to, dainty side-dish.
irapampea,
486, 30.
r/crai,
a kind of boat. Polyb. Schol. Arist. Pac. 142. napdiwpoi elp.1. Philon I,,
-.
3.
Philostr. 662.
ij,
II, 39, 31.
rrappr]aia, as,
full liberty; courage; privilege.
napawp,la,
as,
rj,
derivation from a noun.

Orig.
I,
Plut..
Patriarch. 1041
C.
Ovk elxov
nappricrlav
n, 401 A. 853 B.
irapavvpiov, ov, to, L.
61 A.
drcviaai els npoiTwnov
'la/cti/S.
Const. Apost.
cognomen,
surname.
Prooem.
2 Oi 7rappj]o-iav tXT}<f)6TTjs tov navTO-
Plut.
I,
74 A. 174 C. 351 C, et
alibi.
Mai.
Kpdropa Bebv Trarepa KoKeiu.

7rappria-idôp.ai, to
395, 12 Trapojvvfitv.
enjoy
liberty.
Theoph. 704, 10.
n-apprjo-tannKas, adv. in
a free-spoken manner,
Diod. 15,
6.
*napaiwp,os, ov, (&vopu) derived from a name or noun (o-o0ia from aoipos). Aristot. Categ. 1,
5.
freehi
nappLKidas,
Jos. B. J. 2, 21, 4.
Dion. Thr. 634, 25.
Nicom.
76. 82.
83
napprja laSas, adv. =zz preceding.

Toiis,
(i'
parricidas ^=
Basil. Ill,
little.
h j's'
^''^
respectively
napmwpa
of
2, 3,
Trarpocfiovovs.
Lyd. 141, 13.

Trapvfiplâi
i0piâ.
Trap-vypaivw, to moisten a
Orib.
I,
913 C. Herod, apud
413,
8.
Athen.
8,
53.
25). 73, iTx^para (rpiyavov from rpels, TerpdDrac. 20, 8 57,23. yavov irora TCTTapes) Apollon. D. Conj. 521, 31, ovopa. Synt. 208, 8. Herodn. Gr. Philet. 416 (458). Clem. A. n, 592 A. Orig. I,- 77 A. Eudoc. ilf.
.
irdp-vypos, ov,
irapv-navrda
somewhat
vnavrdai.
wet.
Galen. IV, 185 B.

1,
36,
TOV opvdov,
named
after the bird.
2.
Jos. B. J.
the
31, 4.
Substantively, to iTapi>vvp.ov,
sc. oi/o/ui,
coor
iTap-v!Top.ipvr]t7Kw, to
5, 31, 3.
Trap-vTtojj.vrjuis,
remind by
fj,
way.
Polyb.
gnomen.
noun.
9, 3,
PZaf. II, 560 D. E.
*7rapavvpa>s, adv. by derivation from a

ems,
name
a reminding by
counterfeit
the
way.
Aristot. Categ.
Anton.
1, 10.
13.
2.
7, 3,
et alibi.
Strab.
With a wrong name.

Vit.
Steph.
irap-mrooTaais,
etos,
r],
existence.
Diac. 1125 B.
irapapem, as, rj, Polyb. 2, 14,
Strab. 12,
6.
Nicol. S. 901 A.
side
Pseudo-iJion. 732 C.
irap-vTroylfvxto, to cool
(opos)
3,
of a mountain.
Diod. 14,
80.
somewhat.
Diosc. 2, 107,
47, 3.
p. 235.
8, 14.
nap-imnos,
23.
ov,
nearly flat or
level.
Simoc. 85,
irapapeios, see irapopeios-
Ttap-v(f)i(dva>, to
place in ambush.
Ti.
Pseud-îAan.
napapurpos, ov, 6, (yrdpapos) unseasonableness. Aquil. Esai. 24, 7.

TrapwTios, ov,
IV, 1540 A,
7rap-v(fila-n)iii,
TTj
(ovy) one-eared
Pallad. Laus.
to substitute.
Chrys.
X, 264 A,
1225 C.
napwTis,
t'Soj,
T),
dXrjdeia to i|fcC8os, to substitute lies in the

truth.
place of
coexist with.
Mid. irapvcpia-Tapai, to Apollon. D. Synt. 4, 5. 12, 18.

somewhat
to
2.
paroti
2,
s,
the
II,
mumps, a
271 F.
disease.
Diosc.
98.
Galen.
ndp-oDxpos, ov, somewhat pale.

Poll. 4, 135. 137.
Plut. II, 364 B.
Sext. 46, 5.
irap-iyj/rjKos, ov,
high.
Simoc. 67,
1.
irds,
nda-a, irav, all.
Sept.
Mace.
2, 5,
14 'Ek
75, 1.
Tals Trda'ais rjpepais Tpuri, in three whole days.

rjira,
napiobta,
(napaSos)
parody.
Lucian.
I,
510.
Men. Rhet.
fj,
282, 24.
Philostr. 39.
2.
16
Oi
ayioi Trdvres, All-Saints.
Stud. 1713 C.
An
I,
epithet of Terpa?, the number four.

347, 31.
7ra/)-m8j7, ijs,
9, 2,
z=
6v,
napcoSia,
parodia.
QuintU.
Philon
Ilai'
3.
Any.
Sept.
Ex.
12,
35.
Tj,
napioBiKos,
parodic.
Dion. H. VI, 1121, {Lyd. 230, 2

n-apaiSt]-
12.
epyov XaTpevTov ov Troi^cere, z=z ovBiv. 20, 4 Oil jToifjceis o-eaura ctSoiXov, ov8e iravrbs opoiapa, == oiSevosLev. 5, 2. Nran. 35,
Trai-mdem, to
Brjvai.J
pusk
aside.
22
15,
in the Septuagint, a Hebraism.
87 "Avev
iraajis
rapax^s-
DioS.
Adverb-
Digitized
by Microsoft
7ra(r(TaXiaK0<i
iaJly,
863
Apqphth.
Schol.
ifa<TxdC<a,
vuTea
a&a,
6.
wavra,
7.
=
ov,
irdvroTc, del, always.
to
celebrate
5.
or
keep Easter.
6.
Macar.
Arist.
Theoph. 98,
6,
little
665,
ira(r<TaXi<r/cor,
wdiradKos.
7rao-;(aXtK for iraa-xaKiov.
Chron. 511,
,
Vesp. 574.
uk,
oi,
naa-xdXios, a, ov,
(Trao-o-aXoj,
pascha1is
Easier.
paschal.
I,
Soz.
IIao'(raXopuyx"'at,
piyxos)
li7G B,
23.
iopTTj,
Proc.
91, 19.
469,
Passalorrhynchitae, a sect, called also Too-ko-
877 B. Hieron. VII, Tim. Presb. 13 B. 356 D. pace, a wao-ffov, on, TO, the Latin p a s s u s Heron Jun. 39, 1. 16. measure of length.
Spovyirai.
Epiph.
I,
A,
so. eopTij. Euagr. 2728 Joann. Mosch. 3108 A. Leont. Cypr. 1729 C. Chron. 691, 14. Max. Conf Comput. 1224 A. 1232 A, pfjv. Theoph. 171,12. 665,3. Sûrf. 1713, 2. Sub-
Jejun. 1929 B,
Tjpipa.
C
229
40, 11.
stantively,
6,
TO iTa(Txd\wv,
sc.
Kavoviov,
the
ma-aos, ov,
wine.
passum
6, 2, 3.
or
passa,
or
raisin-
paschal canon.
Syncell. 63,
7,
Damasc.
6,
II,
(titul.).
7.
Polyi.
15.
Porph. Cer. 126,
irdariKos, ov, S,
pastillus
pastillum.
waxrxqTtaa'pos, ov,
II,
=^
I,
to na<Tx^riav.
Lucian.

Aet. 3, 99.
iranTos, ov, 6, bridal
Apophth. 268 A.
Sept. Ps. 18,
6.
750.
Clem. A.
160 A.
Sophrns. 3657 D.
iratrxtTidta,
dca,
(yrdo'X'^)
=
II,
501 A.
yvvaiKOTradeio,
chamber.
Joel
2. Mace. 1, 1, 27. 3, 1, 19. The chamber of Athena in the Acropolis. Clem. A. I, 149 C.
2, 16.
rj,
L. muliebria pati.
47.
Athen.5,\2.
2>
Lucian.
426.
Diog.
6,
Causatively,
Trao-xi;I,
navTa
400 C.
Trdo-xa,
ibeafiaTa, aphrodisiacs.
Clem. A.
iraoTos,
ov, (7rao"0"(a)
sprinkled with
salt, salted.
Sophrns. 3588 D, opTv|.

xpeas.
irda-Tos,
Anon. Med. 263, Leo Gram.
ov,
4.
6,
past us,
repast.
spoken of the Passion. Luc. Clem. R. 2, 1. Barn. 744 Clem. A. I, 885 A. B. Just. Apol. 1, 50. 2. To be in a passion. Apocr. Act. Paul..
to suffer,
22, 15, et alibi.
230,
jraoToôptoi', ou, to,

fielo'v,
paatophorium
26.
etThecl. 21.
ra-
3.
174,
7.
187, 11.
^4.
To
be sick
::^=:
voa-ita.
Sext.
In grammar,
to
under-
a-KevotpvKaKiov,
1, 9,
treasury of a temple.
Sept. Par.
22, 15.
Esdr.
8, 13.
1,
8,
58.
Esai.
Inscr. 2297.
2,
Jos. B. J. 4, 9, 12.
Cons<. ^;jos<.
57.
go a modification or change. Apollon. D. Synt. 142, 25. IClem. R. 2, 7 TtadfiTai Achmet. nclacTai, unless we read irddriTai,. 127 inddr) îîvriBr).}
TraTayrjTiKos,
rj,
jra<rTo<j>6pos, ov, 6,
carries the
1,
29.
one that image of a god in a temple. Diod. CUm. A. I, 560 B. 256 A. Porphyr.
indeclinable, the
vnepâixia,
pastophorus,
ov, (iraTayeio)
I,
clattering, chatter-
ing.
TTOTe'XXa,
Clem. A.
fj,
500 A.
patella
ou, to,
Xf/cam.
TraTeXXa.
Poll. 6, 85.
Poll. 6, 90.
Abst. 321.
irda-xa,
1:6,
Sidâa-is,
Hebrew no 3 Passover. pascha

,
TraTc'XXioi',
little
10, 107.
Trdrep, d,
the Latin
pater
naTrjp.
Pint. II,
Philon I, 440, 11. Matt. 26, 2. Tertull. II, 72 B. 973 A. Petr. Alex. 517 A, TO vofUKov. 520 B, to tvttikov. Andr. C. Chrys. I, 610 E, to itaXaiou.
Sept.
Ex.
12, 11, et alibi.
279
2ij/e
Udrtp
as,
r),
irarpaTos, pater patratus.
288
ndrpis, sine patris,

the
=^
1.
avev tov Trarpos.
TTOTepia,
office
of
Ttarfip
TtoXecas.

iraTepiKOi,
t],
Method. 1329 C.
(^tatrix-
Written
1.
also (pacreK or
2,
6v, (iraTrip)
pertaining
to
or written
Sept. Par. 2, 30,
35, 1.
Jer.
<\>d<TKa
38, 8.
Theodtn. Ex. 12, 3

Jos. Ant. 5,
1, 4.
Also,
14, 2,
1.
or
2,
cl)da-xa.
1, 3.
Greg. Naz.
II,
686 B.
2.
B. J.
The
in
Christian
Passover,
Easter,
celebrated
Anast. by a Father of the church, patristic. Theoph. 689, 17, j3i/3Xia. Sin. 1156 B. irarpiirdrepvos, ov, the Latin paternus Arcad. 63, 7. Kos, narpmos. Theoph. Cont. irarea), rja-a, L. incedo, to walk.
commemoration of the resurrection of Christ. Athan. I, 612 Laod. 14. Eus. n, 1077 C. Andr. C. Did. A. 905 C. 535 B. C. 'H i^SopAs toO irda-xa, Method. 1332 B.
198, 15 'ETraTet Se BeVfToy Koi Ilpda-ivos, he
'
of the Passover, Passion-week. 508 B. Called also to. e/38opa toi) ndxTX^ Athan. I, 652 A. Also, ai rjfiepai tov Sometimes Const. Apost. 5, 17. 18. Trd(Txa Greg. Naz. Ill, ndaxa is used as plural. 216 A. Epiph. I, 941 D. 397 B tS>v wd(rxa>v. 3. The celebration of the Chrys. I, 606 A. (Compare Chrys. I, 611 A. B. euchariH. Eutych. 2397 B. 2393 A, to ixvotikSv, the
the
week
appeared in the costume of the Veneti and the 2. To tread upon, to set one's foot Prasini. Pallad Laus. 1009 A, ttjv 'AXe^dvupon. narqanv. Speiav. Apophth. 264 B, to exfi,
Epiph.
II,
Participle, mnaTrjpivos,
rj,
ov,
hackneyed^
Longin.
:
trite.

8, 11.
Frag.
11, 2
4,
3.
To trample under foot

Luc.
21,
to
attack, sack, plunder.
24.
Apoc.
19, TToKiv.
9, 27.
Hippol. 597 A, tov Bdvarov. Heliod. 4. To tread grapes. Sept.

Esai. 16, 10,
o'voi' fir
Judic.
via.
1 5,
to
vTroXfj-.
Cornut.nb.
T^v
"Krjvdv.
Diosc. 5, 13.
Apoc. 1^,
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PseudoSept.
rroTijo-tr,
iraTôvvapiov
varôvvapiov,
ov,
jraTpiapxv^
em,
i),
to,
CTOCpvîs-
Omrea)
the treading of grapes.
Moschn. 116.
Korrjixa,
Cornut. 175.
(jtotccb)
aros, to,
tread:
step.
waTtjTripiov, ov, 6,
'Krivos,
TTax^vkorpi^fiau,
Ezech. 34, 19.

Tra-rrip,
Aret. 66 B.
Sept.
Tp6s,
6,
father.
minister (vizir).
Esth.
3,
Gen. 45, 8, prime 13, 20 Aevrepov
Plut.l, Jos. Ant. 11,6, 6. narpos finav. IlaT^p 506 A, Tov âa-iKccos, great friend. imTpidos, pater patriae, the father of his
country.
(fyoi
which the grapes are trodden. Harpocr. STa(j>v\oô\elov .... Const. (536), 1212 A. irarfiTia, to, quid?
wine-^vat, in
iraTjjTos
7),
ov,
(warea) trodden.
Sept. Esai. 63,
2, \r]v6s.
App.
I,
II,
183, 56.
nciTos, ov, 6, floor
of a building. Basilic.
139, 21.
68, 11,
IXarepcf i'yypaconscript!.
10.
Porph.
3.
Adm.
6,
260, 15.
or
(TvyyeypappVoi, 252,
2.
patres
11.
UaTovXKios, ov,
Patulcius, epithet of Janus.
Dint,.
H.
I,
261,
Ptut.
25 A.
n, 278 D.
a
narfip
1,
Ill,
1362,
6.
Lyd. 51,
father.
iroKcas,
TrarpayaBia, as,
rj.
{dya66s) the merits of one's
pater civitatis,
Nil. 213 B.
30, 4.
title.
Inscr. bdOl.
5,
Plut. II, 534 C.
Justinian. Cod.
12.
10,
7raTp-dSi\<f>os, ov, 6, father's brother.
Epiph. HI,
2.
Novell. 128, 16. 160, Prooem. Father, a title applied to holy men,
29
TO naTpaSeXtflov.
TTaTpaKOvaBrjvai
:^
(Trapa) tov iraTpbs aKovtrm.

Ill,
PseudoJos. Mace. 7. Athan. I, 349 B. 577 B. 600 B. 708 D. Basil. IV, 296 A. 460 C. 433 Amphil. 96 A. Caesarius 868. C. 472 C. Chrys. I, 614 B. C. Euac/r. Scit. 1229 D. Synes. 1409 Pallad. Laus. 996, anchorets. Apophth. Cytitl. A. X, 13 B. B. 1521 D. 72 A. Joann. Mosch. 2868 B. TlaTtip naTcpav, father of fathers, a title given to the
particularly to bishops
and monks.
Barbarous.
TpaKovtrOeis).
Damasc.
rj,
837
(see aTro-
TTaTpap^la,
as,
the
office
of
7raTpap)(os.

iraTpapôs, ov,
6,
(yrarpa,
Spâ)
the chief
of one's
fatherland, tutelary deity.
Sept. Esai. 37, 38.
Symm.
neuter.
Esai. 8, 21
2.
To Tidrpapxa eiSoXa, in the Patriarch vaTpidpxis, cliief
of a race or family.
bishops of
Rome and
of
Constantinople.
Const. (536), 1000 E.

ratv dyLo>v Trarepatv, the
1132 D.
'H
3.
Greg. Naz.
pcyeaiudpios.
Ill,
1033 A.
city,
KvpiaKri
The chief
officer
of a ward of a
yfiTovidpxis,
Justinian.
Fathers, the
Sunday of the holy Sunday immediately preceding
Edict. 13,12 iraTpapxSiv, which, if correctly
accented, implies TraTpdpxrjs.

na'rpdToi, ov,
Pentecost, celebrated in honor of the fathers

Stud. 24 B. of the Nicene council. 3. Father, applied to the earlier ecclesiastical writers.
p at r a t u
:^
a-vpTrewepatrphos,
jreiTcpaTcapAvos.
Plut. II, 279 B.
naTpid, as,
tial
f),
clan, family, applied to the celes-
Dion. Alex. 1593 C. Eus. VI, 752 B, iKKKrâ-iauTiKoi Athan. I, 480 A. Basil. I, 512 B. 513 C. Ill, 612 B. IV, 805
orders.
Pseudo-Dion. 645 C.
ov,
to,
(iraTpiApxr^s')
Max.
Conf
Schol. 196 B.
patriarch's
Trarpiapx^'iov,
A.
Oi-eg.
Naz.
11,
233 B.
Did. A. 920 B.
residence.
Greg. Nyss. II, 25 B. Eustrat. 2373 C. Joann. Mosch. 289 A. 4> Abbot a^pas, apîpavbpiTYjs, tjyovpevos, Kadijyovpfvot. Athan. 1, 532 A. Pachom.
Const. Ill,
Tim. Presb. 45 B. C. 72 C. 632 A. Vit. NU-. Genes. 81, 7.
Jun. 149 B.
diocese
87.
Trarpiapxeio,
2.
Patriarchate, a patriarch's
II,
i^ irarpiapxia. Damasc.
eva-co,
331 B. C.
TroTpiapxfia,
=:= following.
Porph. Adm.
949 A, Tqs povrji. Euagr. Scit. 1281 A. Epiph. I, 156 A, povaPallad. Laus. 1026 D. 1137 B. <TTr)piov. ajrill. A. X, 125 Socr. 524 C. 5. The spiritual father of a novice. Basil. Ill, 641 B, TrvevpaTt.K6s. Apophth. 241 C. 180 C. 6. Sponsor Vit. Epiph. 33 A. dvdSoxos. Leont. Mon. 553 A, irvevpariKos. 7. Patrician'? Philostrg. 597 C. Theoph. 161, 9. 952 A. B.
1249 C.
fjcrco,
to be patriarch.
3.
333 A. 932 C.
Theoph. 554,
Vit. Jos.
Damasc. 11, Hymnog.
7raTpia/D;(7)y,ou, o,
ap;((i)K7raTpta,
the father or chief
patriarcha, of a race or family, patri24, 31.

1, 27,
arch.
9. 2,
Sept. Par.
23, 2).
1,
22
(1, 9,
Luc. Act.
Orig.
I,
7, 8, oi
sons of Jacob.
388 A.
2.
SaSeita, the
After
162, 16.
the destruction of Jerusalem
by the Romans,
8. Pater, the Father, (a) the Valentinian
445 B. 449 A. 552 A. Hippol. Haer. 270, 36. (b) the Valentinian vovs, the expressed God. Iren. 448 A. (c) the good God of the Manicheans. Archel. 1437 A. [Caesarius %5<i Tmv irarpav. Leont. Mon. 713 B. 685 B oi Trarpfs. Joann. Mosch. 2977 A. Doroth. 1636 A. 1696 B. Damasc. 11, 21 A.]
0ul9or.
Iren.
the Jewish patriarchs were a sort of governors among the Jews. Orig. II, 1056 B.
Vopisc. Saturn.
7.
Eus. VI, 109 D.

12,
7.
Jul.
I,
397 C. 409 D.
3.
Cyrill.
H. Cat.
Epiph.
Patriarch, the highest ecclesi-
introduced near the close of the fourth century. Nectar. 1829 C. Socr. 577 C. 808 A. Cyrill. A. X, 1040 C. Chal.
astical dignity,
828 C.
1208 A.
Theod. Lector 217 C.
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"Trarpiapîa
Eust.
865
1252
C.
TraTpoTVTTTr]';
Tpia tov lovSalaiv c^nouf, Jewish antiquities.
Mon.
D-.
904
B.
Hierosol.
Justinian. Novell. 3, 2, a.
Monoph. 1128
2613 B.
Porph. Them. 64,

iraTpt-TrpoPXriTos,
ov,
10.
B.
1137
Euagr. 2612 A.
emitted
by
the
Father.
-sraTpiopx'"' "^J ^1 patriarcJiate, office of patri-
Damasc.
iraTpis, idos,
Ill,
17,
836 C.
fatherland.
BasU. IV, 641 C. D. Greg. Naz. Ill, Epiph. I, 416 B. Pseudo--D!on. 1224 A. 645 C, the rule of the Father. Eustrat. 2284 308 A. CyrUl. Scyth. V. S. 238 B. D. 2. Patriarchate, Joann. Mosch. 3013 B.
arch.
dyaTniv
Trjs iraTptSos-
2.
Clem. R.
1, 55 At' Country, region.
Macar. 564
countries.
D
=^
Eis paKpas TrarpiSas, to distant

I,
Epiph.
573 A.
Psell.
woTpiaSr]!, es,
naTpiKos-
1156 A. B.
1,
Socr. 5, 8, p. 580 a patriarch's diocese. S. Gens, clan, =: itaTpia. Epiph. I, A. 221 D. .iraTpiapxiKoi, {), 6v, pertaining to a patriarch, Greg. Naz. II, 652 B. patriarchal. Aster. Eustrat. 2320 C, Ta|ir. 376 C. Euagr. 3,
iroTpias (waTpios), adv. after the
manner of one's
24, 2.
5,
father or ancestors.
2, 1,
Jos. B. J.
in the vernacular tongue.

6,
naTpoôvXos, ov,
the senate,
narrip ôvXrjs, the

Jul.
head of
title.
380 D.
TraTpo-yevvr)Tos, ov,
Ill,
born of the Father.
Damasc.
6, p.
2609 A, bUawv.
ov,
TO,
âTpiKOTov,
831 C.
TTaTpiKioTrjs.
Theoph.
TraTpo-Sorap, opos,
Cont. 469, 14.

Basil. wife of a Trarpliuos. IV, 484 B.C. Proc. Ill, 27, 17. iraTpUios, ov, 6, the Latin patricius, patriTrarpiKia, as, ^, the
6, the giver of the Father, an epithet of the Xoyos of the Gnostics. Iren.
1,
14, 3, p. 601 B.
iraTpo-bapryros, ov, given by

Ill, 660.
u father.
Lucian.
cian.
Polyh. 10, 4,
2.
I,
Diod. 12, 25.

252, 15. 256,
8.
Nicol.
irarpo-fiKeKos, ov, like the Father.

iraTpo-Bcios, ov, 6,
Stud. 824 D.
.tide,
D. 112.
6.
I,
Dion. H.
529,
uncle
by
the father's
Plut. I, 24 E.
II,
278 D. 470 C.
the
App.
rank
1,
a father's brother.
TraTpo-KivtjTos, ov,
100, 25.
fj,
740 C. moved by the Father. PseudoPhot.

II,
imTpiKiorris, ijToy,
patriciatus,
5.
Dion. 120 B.
vaTpoKTOvia,
Plut.
as,
fj,
of a patrician.
4.
Prise. 160,
Antec.
12,
(narpoKTovos)
parricide.
Justinian.
2.
Novell.
115,
9.
:
38,
Prooem. y.
n, 810 F,
et alibi.
Eus.
z::^
II,
1076 B.
Genes. 55,
-srarpiKos,
1,
17,
dv,
paternal
ancestral.
14.
Basil.
IV, 904 C.
Paul. Gal. Apophth. Poemen.
imrpoXvpas, ov, 6, Caesarius 1032.
(Xvprj)
traTpoXeTtap.
186 Ta iraTpiKa, L. pairimonia.

tttSxtis,
*H
jraTpoptprjTcos (pipeopAii), adv. in
imitation
of
TrarpiKrj
the fathers of the church.
Stud. 1821 A.
r]
yevtKrj tttSxtls,
5.
Dion. Thr. 636,

to the
2.
9.
the genitive case.
naTpo7rapd8o<Tis, emj,
fj,
=z= iraTpiKr) napaSotns.
Patristic, pertaining
Theod. Icon. 168 B.

jrarpo-rrapaboTos, ov,
fathers of the church,

I,
=:
narcpucos.
Leant.
1356 A.
12,
II,
Anast. Sin. 92 A.
Const.
Ill,
A.
Chron.
1060 996 B.
forefathers.
15.
Diod.
1, 1,
handed down from one's Dion. H. II, 956, 4, 8.

Pseudo-Diore. 121 A,
the church.
Petr.
18.
40 D. 3. Of God the Father. Martyr. Patriarch. lOeS B. Iren. IIU B. Clem. A. I, 349 G. Path. 1429 C, TTveipa 356 C. II, 409 A. Orig. VII, 308 C. Dion. Eus. VI, 832 B, Beorr)!. Alex. 1597 C. 4. Patricus, Athan. II, 461 B, vTroaraa-ts. a Valentinian Aeon, emitted from avBpamos
Damasc.
from
the fathers
of
Ant. Mon.
ancestors.
1529 A.
iraTponapah&ras,
adv.
from
one's
Theod. Icon. 168 B.

iraTpovatTCTiavol,
av,
ol,
(pater, p a
s s
s)
patropassiani,
Patripassians, an epi-
thet applied to the Sabellians (the followers
and iKKkrfo-ia 449 B.

-n-oT-piKSy,
his consort is eXmV.
Iren.
adv. jn accordance with the fathers
of the church.
Taras. 1441 B.
TraTpipavdKiKos,
rj,
Anast. Sin. 292 C.

ov,
1284 C.
of Noetus, Callistus, Cleomenes, Sabellius), because they asserted that the Son, who sufAthan. II, fered, was the Father himself. 732 C. Socr. 488 A. Soz. 1321 A. (ComTertull. II, pare Hippol. Haer. 458, 94 seq. 156 B.)
waTpono6f]TB>s
(tto^cs)),
the Latin
patrimoni-
al i
Tiber. Novell. 26.
with
filial
affection.
TraTpipaviov, ov, to, the
Latin patrimonium, personal property. Proc. II, 21, 14. 32, 22, the emperor's personal estate (not to be confounded with TTpiovara). Just. Imper. Novell. Theoph. 631, 4. Justinian. Novell. 102, 1.
15.
6,
Cerul. 729 D.
naTporqs,
ternity.
rjTos,
rj,
(Tranjp) the being father, paI,
Basil.
637 B.
Did. A. 296 A.
Anast. Sin. 49 D.
Euchol. p. 673 To \fi-
TOvpyrjpM, TTis irvevpaTiKfjs naTpoTtjTos, the office
irarpipavios, ov,
of spiritual father
(j)v\a^ ttjs dvrjKovo'ijs
ra
ird-
iraTpoTVTrla, as,
fj,
=
6,
(confessor").
iroTpoTv^la.
Hermes
Tr.
âa-iKel nepiova-ias.
irarptor, ov, paternal.
Lyd. 191, 19. Eus. E. H. 3, 9 Ta

109
Poem.
62, 3.
ov,
iraTpoTvwnjs,
(runrm)
naTpdKolas-
Digitized
by Microsoft
TrarpoTVfjna
866
13.
irU'^VVTlKO^
ov, 6,
PUlon
24.
I,
135,
6.
Poll. 3,
Sext. 683,
naCXof,
Orig.
apostle.
as,
tj,
narpoTv^la,
the heating
o/ one's o-wa father.
I,
Paulus, Paul of Tarsus, the great Polyc. 1008 B. Clem. R. 1, 5. 1288 A. Longin. Frag. 1. Hierocl.
Sext. 684, 3.
jrarpocfiarjs, es,
((j)alva)
shining with the light of

Theophil.
the Father.
TraTp6-(jiiXos,
T],

ov,
apud Eus. IV, 800 B. /ui. Frag. 100 A HavKov TLpaêis, Acta Pauli, a spurious work. 2. Paul of SamoEus. n, 217 B. 269 A.
father-loving.
1060 A.
7raTpo(f}ovia, as,
fj,
(jraTpoCJiovos)
=^
naTpoKTovla.
Clementin. 212 A.
iraTpcoô)
(naTpaos),
'
patrisso,
1, 7, 2.
to
take after
one's father.
Herodn.
Philostr. 253.
a heretic. ws. 11, 705 B. Theod. \\, 393 3. Paul of Thebes (in Egypt), the Hieron. II, 1 7 A. first anchoret on record. Cassian. I, 1101 A. iravvi, 6, payni, an Egyptian month. Plut. II, 362 F. Cyrill. A. X, 133 D.
sata,
254.
Themist. 84, 21.

6,
Soz. 1485 B.
TravpocTTTis,
s,
(navpos, EIIQ)
of few words.
Trdrpav, toms,
=
I,
the Latin
patronus, patron,
II,
Antip. S. 47.
iravo-i-KaKos, ov,
npoa-TaTris.
h, TTJs
Diod.
577, 17.
3, 9,
Inscr.
Pint.
4697,
TToXeas.
Epict.
18.
Uava-iXviros, ov,
ending evil. Sophrns. 3469 B. 6, Pausilppus (the modern Po-
25 A.
II,
278 A.
Artem. 392.
Theophil.
silippo), a place
teoli.
between Neapolis and Puending care. Epiph.

Sept.
1161 C.
a-arpaveim,
Dion
C. 54, 23, 5.
narpavia,
Plut.
as,
patrocinor. Inscr. 1695, 8. patronatus, patronage,

ri,
TravcnpLepii^vos, ov, (ficpipva)

I,
477 C.
rj,
Trpo<TTa<Tia.
I,
Dion. H.
I,
256,
2. 8.
258, 12.
naiKTis, etos,
24 E.
TrarpavUiov, ov, to,

28.
Jer. 31,
2.
a ceasing, cessation, end. Epiph. II, 321 C.
following.
Tiber. Novell.
navaaibvvos, ov, (oSivrj) assuaging, allaying pain.
Sophrns. 3497 A.
ov,
to,
TrarpavLKOu,
jus patronatus.
1, 4,
wauo), to cause to cease.
[2 aor. pass,
iKar/v
indrjv,
Justinian. Novell.
KOV ^LKaiOV ....
iTaTpiivi<T(7a,
rjs,
rj,
a.
Suid. TJaTpavipatroness.
formed
after
the analogy of
Vis.
1, 3
irom
KAYO.
Herm.
patrona,
Heges. 1321
(Codex x) ira^vat. Macar. 481 a-vvav-f7Tarip.ev.
Antec.
3, 7, 3.
iraTp(ovvfieop.aJ.
A ava-Tiari.
7raTpcovvp.iK6s
elp.i.
Eudoc.
M.
in
33.
rj,
Pseudo-iVi7. 545 A. Apophth. 125 A. 224 B. 316 A. Joann.Mosch.2S56 2 fut. pass, n-aijo-o/iai. Apoc. A. 2857 A.
TraTpatvvp.iKos,
ov,
(yraTpmvvp,os)
patronymic,
14, 13 dva-TToqo'ovTai. Ila<pvovTtos, ov, 6,
See also
eVavaTravtB.]
Dion. H. Drac. 89, 20. Apollon. D. Conj. 1, 542, 6. 515, 18. Synt. 230, 12. Herodn. Gr. Philet.
grammar.
Dion. Thr. 634, 26.
415.
Sext. 629, 28.
cene fathers. Socr.UA. 192 B. Gelas. 1245 B.

7rdxr]s, rjTos, 6,
Paphnutius, one of the NiAthan. II, 928 A. Epiph. II,

5oz. 925 B.
1069 B.
KaTpavvpiKas,
2, 6.
adv.
patronymically.
Iren.
1,
^=l iTaf(ys.
naxvi^fi,
i(Tfi,
(ndxvri)
there
Euagr. ^1\1 A. is a white frost.
TTaTpamp-os, ov, {ovofia)

Ignat. 685 B.
named
after the Father.

irdxos, eos, to, fatness.
Sept. Ps. 140, 7
Udxos
narpaos,
ov,
paternal.
Dion. H.
I,
168, 12, deal,

step-father.
I,
yrjs,
clay
penates.
*7TaTpa>6s,
ov,
6,
Tlaxoipiios, see IIaxd>iiuis.
L.
t r i c
7raxv-SdKTv\os, ov, thick-fingered.

TvaxvKapSios, ov, :=z âpvKdpbws.
TraxvfiEpfca, as,
fj,
Polem. 310.
Aster. 25 7 C.
Ceroid,
apud
rjs, rj,
Poll. 3, 27.
Plut.
1044 E.
Artem. 276.
iraTpiaa-ivr],
^
ol,
(Traxvfieprjs) thickness
TraTpoTrjs.
ij
Vit.
title.
Epiph. 68
Phot.
Sext.
410,
27.
Also,
1.
TraxvjJLepia.
of parts. Gemin.
Plut.
11,
B.
84 A.
104 D,
o-ij,
as a
789 A.
waxviieprjs, is, gross, etc.
nauXaxif for IlauXdKiof, Ill, 352 A.

HavkiavLtTTai,
a>v,
ov, 6,
Paulacius.
Classical.
626 A.
O'vvrjQcui.
Sext. 743,
Porph. Novell. 264,
Paulianistae, the follow-
ers of
Paul of Samosata, and of Paul the

Tim. Presb. 24 C.
Siv,
traxvfifpia, see Traxv/iepeia.

7raxvp,epS)s, adv.
dKe(f)a\os.
41 B.
Genes.
grossly; in the gross.

to
Strab.
125, 22.
TlavXiavoi,
oi,
1,4,
7, p.
102, 19.
Pauliani,
the followers of
Traxwevpea (vcvpov),
14, 5, 12.
have thick sinews.
Strab.
Paul of Samosata. Eus. II, 1140 B. VI, 877 C. Soz. 1025 C. 2. Of Paul the apostle. Greg. Naz. II, 301 C. S. Pauli-
naxv-voos,
ov,
thick-headed, dull.
CyriU. A.
I,
141 D.
TraxvvTiKos,
0,
r), ov, (Traxvva) that thickens. Diosc. 81 VeviMTav TraxwriKr]. Athen. apud Orib. in, 188, 9
ani, certain heretics, called also 'ABiyyavoi.
Vseudo-Damasc. 11, 378 B. 771. Phot, n, 16 A. Petr.
Theoph.
Sic.
759.
1276 C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irayyvoi
iraxvva, to thicken.
867
Greg.
Tteblov,
ireidco
ov,
to, 7
Eus. V, 104 D. Tryph. 12
plain.
Dion. H.
jreSiov,
II,
1150, 17.
Naz.
-uwaj.
II,
313
'O \6yos naxiverai, becomes

ireiraxvTw,
:::=
IV, 2281,
tins.
To "hpemv
(ttovs)
Campus MarEpiph.
I,
incarnate.
\_Just.
Galen. VI, 379 A. jrcTrixyiituu. Ptol. Clem. Tetrab. 102 Treiraxvji-m, write -vjiimi.
ireSiov,
ov,
to,
oBaviov.
1033 C.
TrehoKoirris, ov, 6, =:: 6 iv
A. n, 273
514
-u/xat,
write
-vfifiai.
Philostr.
ntSm
Kei/ievos-
Philipp.
7rf7ra;(ii<r/iai.]
20.
jraxu-irovs, ovi', thick-footed.
Polem. 287.
Diosc.
1,
naxi-ppa^Sos, ov, with thick shoots. 13, p. 27 as V. 1.

Tvaxippi^Cos, ov, iplâ) thick-rooted.
p. 26.
neSotreiav, 6, =^: 6 (yijt) neSov (reiav. 13.

TreSoTpiyjf, tôs, 6,
f),
Cwnut.
(neSr], Tpi'/3(u)
wearing out
Diosc. 1,13,
fetters,
an epithet of bad
Lucian.
6,
slaves
who
are
often punished.
ivos,
6,
Ill, 390.
Traxu-ppiVj
^j
thich-nosed.
Polem. 287.
Plut. 11,
ire^-aKovTLaTfjs, ov,
(TTcfds) foot-javelinman.
^(/am. S. 437.
TraxwcfceXijr, s, (o-xeXos) thick-legged.
Pohjb.
3, 65, 10, et alibi.
rre^-efnropos,
ov,
3, 3.
6,
one who trades by land.
1101 F.
rnxvirpM,
p. 6, 7.^
Po/em. 181. 286.

aros,
to,
Strab. 16,
iraxv^pos.
Aet.
1,
neêpas, incorrect for iraiSepas.
Cosm. Indie.
8.
452 B,
zzz
7ra;î'0"T0/xdff
ci/tt.
\ldos.
7ra;ûoTO/zeG), tô",
Strah.
Treêvco, eva-a, to
dismount.
Porph. Cer. 84,
14, 2, 28, p. 141, 23.

iraxiKTrofiia, as,
fj,
Treffds, see irefdy.
broad accent, brogue.
Strab.
Trefiov, TO,
quid
Schol. Dion.
(/Safii'fm)
P. 319,
15.
Vit.
14, 2, 28, p. 142, 3.

jraxi5oTo;iioy, ov,
neôâSiTrjs, ov, 6,
pedestrian.
(arofia) thick-mouthed.
Strab.
Nicol. S. 889 C.
7reôypa<jiEa>,
4, 15.
rj<Ta>,
14, 2, 28, p. 142, 1,
speaking with a brogue.

Greg. Naz.
II,
Treôypa(pos
elp.i.
Diog.
iraxvTqs, rjTos,
J],
thickness.
A, with reference to the Incarnation.

Tkick-headedness, stupidity.
'naxv^p&X.rjKos, ov, thick-necked.
100 2.
7re(oypd(j)os, ov,
(ypd(jia>)
writing prose.
Diog.
Sext. 614, 27.
4, 15.
Adam.
S. 392.
TTffoXoyor, ov, (Xeya>) ==: preceding.

23.
Drac. 49,
Geopon. 19,
Diosc.
12.
ov,
2, 2.
Apollon.
D. Pron. 343 A.
iraxu-^Xotos, or, ttiA a thick bark.

1,
Classical.
Galen. VI, 126 E.

(_cj)avrj)
7raxv<j><ovos,
rough-voiced.
Aristid.
Q. 46.
Galen. VI, vaxv-xvpos, ov, with thick juices. 312 C. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 18, 17.
Uaxapios, ov, 6, Pachomius, an Egyptian archimandrite. Pallad. Laus. 1020 D. 1057 C.
rj, (irefojrdpos) a going on foot, 949 A. Anast. Sin. 237 C. Mel. 80. jrefo-Trdpof, ov, going on foot. Trefdy, !], ov, L. prosus, in prose ; opposed to sp.Dion. Thr. 634, 3. Dion. H. V, 7, fierpos.
TreôTTopLa, as,
Athan.
II,
5.
25, 8.
132,5.
198,
6, Xe'îs,
oratio prosa.
Written also 11, 63 A. Pachom. (titul.). Sept. naxav, 6, pachon, an Egyptian month. Mace. 3, 6, 38. Clem. A. I, 885 B.
1099 C.
Hieron.
Tlaxov)uos.
jTfSdvfos, 6,
VI, 865, 17, ^pdxTis. Strab. 1, 2, 6, Xdyos, to Drac. 142, 6. ^Sept. Esdr. 1, 8, 51 Trefdi/.
Treffds as V. 1.]
TtiôvXiov, see Treo'O'ovXtoi'.
ire(o-(j)vKaKes, tov, oi, foot-guards.
16..
Cedr.
II,
697,
the Latin
pedaneus :=
;â;iai-
neiB-avdyieri,
rjs, fj,
Lyd. 201, 19. irehoTovpa, as, 17, the Latin pedatura, Mai. a measuring by feet. Mauric. 10, 3.
hiKaoTqi, petty judge.
Polyb. 22, 25,
7.
(nei6m) compulsory persuasion. Synes. Cc. Att. 9, 13.
1097 B.
ireidavovpyla, see widavovpyla.
ireiSapxeto,
TLvd.
to
Also, mbr)Tovpa. 351, 8. Leo. Tact. 15, 56. Porph. Cer. 482, 8. 490, 4.
Trihi](ns, eats,
obey.
Porph.
Adm.
250,
23,
hindering.
TreSrjTrjs,
ov,
(jreSaa)) a fettering, shackling : Ephr. Chers. 644 B. Classical. 6, bondman, prisoner.

r),
miBftvios, ov, {ml6a>, rjvia) obedient to the rein; in general, obedient, docile. Plut. I, 58 D.
IT,
592
Anton.
1,
17.
Poll.
1,
219.
Sept. Sap. i7, 2.

TTffiijToOpa,
see jrcfiaroupa.
ncSida-ip.os, ov,
V.
1.
BasiZ
veStd(ru>s, ov,
= =
to,
following.
Diosc.
1,
77 as
Clem. A. I, 1012 B. Philon 7rei,6rjvla>s, adv. obediently, submissively. Clem. A. II, Plut. n, 102 B. I, 184, 5.
III,
253 B.
460 A.
;
jrcdtaios,
of the plain
1,
opposed
1,
toopeivos.
7re8tK\ov,
Strab. 15,
58.
ov,
dica
Diosc.
weSri,
6, 10.
77.
fetter.
Mauric.
1, 2.
Leo. Tact.
/eHer.
18, 54.
5, 4.
mOavos, persuasive. Paul. Cor. I, 356 A. Matt. 27, 20, Toiis oxXous TTEWm, to persuade. Plut. II, 181 A, 'i/a /ie'vij. "to alTri<Ta>vTai.
TTfiSds,
r],
ov,
1, 2, 4.
Orig.
TTcSt/cXdu, (BO-a, to
J/auWc.
11, 3.
Leo.
Athan.
oretXi;.
1,
Tact. 11, 45.
377 B, tv' tls tov MapecoT?;!' aTroApocr. Act. Andr. et Matthiae 11,
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TreivaX.eo'i
868
Dion.
21.
TreXeKiop
a robber.
Philon
I,
Iva.
Mid.
I,
TrfWofiai, to he persuaded.
Sei.
iretpaTCKas, adv. like
664,
H.
2, 5,
on
\_Aquil. Ps. 9, 11 mrroiQij-
(Tovo-t,,
fut. perf. act.]

(Tre'tva)
TTfipda, neipdoiMu, to try, endeavor.
veivakios, a, ov,
hungry.
Plut. II, 129.
17, 8,
Ileipdcrea-dat
fif/
cXXeit/î/.
Jos. Ant. Nic. CP.
wftuaXfoii, adv. hungrily.

TreiKOTiKo's,
Nil. 573 C.
Histor. 62, 12.

Tteuji-BdvaTos,
ireivqa-a.
7,
83, 10.
(ttei'ô))
see navriTiKOS.
TTcivaa, to be
hungry. [Fut. ncLvda-co
ov,
persuading
to
die,
Diog.
neia-is,
2,
86, 'Hyrjo-'ias.
fj,
Aor.
1,
Sept. Prov. 18, 8. Esai. 40, 28.

iireivaaa.
Apoc.
16.
ems,
(Ttdaxa, Treio-ofmi)
Orient.
29.
vdBos-
Gen. 41, 55.
Sir. 16, 27.
Classical.
Doctr.
Sext.
rj,
673 D.
2,
Soran.
Esai. 8, 21.]
n-etvrjriKos,
rj,
252, 18.
7,
274,
et alibi.
6u,
hungered.
Plut. 11, 635 C. D.
irewp.ovfj,
rjs,
(nfiaiia') persuasion, confidence,
646 C neivanKos.
ij,
conviction.
Paul. Gal.
5,
8.
Apollon. D.
welpa, ar,
II,
the temptation of Jesus.
Greg. Naz.
try, attempt.
Synt. 299, 17.
Just. Apol. 1,53.
Athan.
401 B.
n, 1112 A.
{mipa)
to
Treipafm, atra,
endeavor,
TreiapoavvT),
r/s, f),
preceding.
Euagr. 2632.
Sept. Judio. 6, 39.

31,
1, 2.
Polyb.
2, 6, 9.
2. To Luc. Act. 16, 7. 24, 6. Sept. Gen. tempt, to put to the test, to prove. 3. To tempt, trouble, Joann. 6, 6. 22, 1.
5, 69, 4.
ireKovKwv, ov, to, the Latin
peculium
Plut.
I,
=
103
ovaia, nepiovaLa, mpiov(TtatTp,6s.
B.
Ill,
Symm.
392 A.
f),
Eccl.
2, 8.
Fseuio-Greg. Naz.
a
Aster. 188 B.
vex.
23.
Sept.
Ex.
17, 2.
Ps. 77, 41.
Matt. 16,
1.
22, 35.
-aOai, to be afflicted.
the tempter, Satan.
ireipatria,
Participle, 6 Trupaâv,
Matt.
4, 1. 3.
Vit.
Sir. 18,
ireKovvia, as,
pe
un
=:
^pijfuiTa.
Lyd.
Strab. 16, 4, 24
137,
8.
IIcXaytacioTijy, oC,
6,
o Pelagian.
Phot.
Ill,
as,
r),
93 A. B.
Nil. Jun.
ireipaais.
Hekayiavos,
rj,
(llEXaytor) Pelagian.
Phot.
Ill,
69 A.
ireipaa-fws,
ov,
6,
96 B,
(Treipdâ))
atpEO'tff.
,
trial;
experiment.
1, p. 5.
Sept.
Sir.
6, 7.
27, 5.
7.
Diosc.
TTEXayiKOf
17,
dv,
ag
irEXdyiof.
Plut.
n, 685 F.
6,
Sept. Ex. 2. Temptation, trial; affliction. Deut. 4, 34. 7, 19. 9, 22. 29, 3. 17, 7. The tempMatt. 6, 13. Eccl. 2, 1. 36, 1. Orig. I, 456 B. Ill, 889 A. tation of Jesus. Eus. II, 265 B. Epiph. I, 920 D. 3. The tempter Pallad. Laus. 1042 A. crai-aKas. Nil. 573 B. Basil. Ill, 277 D. ireipaa-rfis, oC, 6, tempter.
IlEXdyior, ov,
Pelagius, a heresiarch.
Tim.
Presb. 33 A.
TTEXayto'/AOff, ov, 6,
(TTEXaytfo))
tossing at sea.
Alciphr.
2, 4, 9.
TTEXaymf,
iSoy, ^, r^: 7rf\ayia, at sea.
Mel.
80.
Trekayo-XifMTjv, evos, 6,
harbor in
the
open
sea, the
Particularly,
the
tempter,
Satan.
Vit. Nil.
Greg.
space enclosed between a crescent of ships and the sea-shore. Leo. Tact. 20, 196 (19, Comn. I, 193, 9. 284, 18. 71).
ireXayoa,
axro),
to-
Naz.
II,
369 B.
lU, 407 A.
Jun.
Did.
flood,
overflow,
inundate.
116 C.
TreipacTiKois (weipacrTiKof), adv.
Achill. Tat. 4, 12.
5y trying.
TTfXdâi, to
approach. Polyb. 21,

ei,
4, 3, ttjs nokeasstork-like.
A. 349 C.
jreiparfva, to be ncipaTrjs.
TTEXapymSijy,
(TTEXapyds,
EIAQ)
Sept. Gen.
39, 19.
Strab. 17,
2, 4, p.
404,
4.
Diod.
II,
570, 60.
Strab. 14, 3, 2.
ij/d
TTEXacTEioj zz= eiTiOvfia ireXdtrai.
Agaih. 186,
9.
344, 6.
jreipaTtipiov, ov, to, trial, affliction.
1.
TTEXao-is, Emr, ^,
(wEXafia)
approach.
Iambi.
Sept.
Job
7,
Math.
D.
f)
198.
10,17.
19,12.
Epict. 3,25,
I,
532 A.
robbers
=
oC,
Basil. Ill, 261
A.
2.
4.
n.
Orig.
TTEXdr))?, ou, o,
Band of
76.
Dion.
PZui.
r. Ill,
avoTrjpa Xjo-rai/. Sepi. Ps. 17, 30. 1394, 1*. Hippol. 593 C. 3.
4, 7,
the Roman cliens, client. Nicol. Dion. H. I, 210. DI, 1354. i;pic(. 37. PZu/. II, 649 E, et alibi. Femin.
TreKdns, 180J.
Plut.
1,
351 A.
Nil. 504 C.
Piratical nest.
I,
Strab.
12,
1,
14, 5,
7,
TreXeyplvos, see Trepeyplvos.
633 B.
6,
rtEXEypiKor, on, d, Peregrinus.

(n-Etpaa))
iretpanjs,
=:=
6, 9.
Xijtrrijr,
robber.
TTEXEtOE, see TTE'XtOr.

TiEXE/cai/oj, ou, d,
tteXe'ictjîo,
Sept.
Job
I,
25, 3.
Hos.
PoZj/i. 4, 3, 8.
,
n-EXEKai/.
Orijr.
VII, 28 A.
Galen.
II,
Philon
20, 81.
424,
25.-2. P i r a t a
Polyb. 4,
2.
pirate,
oTor, TO, (jTEXEfcda)) cAip.
flaXdtrtrtos Xtjo-t^j.
Sfrai".
6, 1.
Diod.
613
I).
I'tro),
14, 3,
.4niAoZ. Ill, 62.
TTEXEKifo),
(n-EXEKus) L.
secuH
percutio,
to
^mmon. 109
ireipuTiKof
,
(112).
behead with an axe.

piratical.
Polyb.
II,
1, 7, 12.
II, SO,
7J,
01/,
piraticus,
22.
3.
Diod.
II,
2.
i)Jorf.
19,
2,
101.
530, 22. 615, 100.

20, 4.
Ex. Vat. 140,

8,
7,
Strab. 10, 4, 9.
14, 5, 2.
Strab. 16,
18.
little
Apoc.
5,
p.
206,
PAiZon
I,
663, 41.
neXeKiov, ov, to,
jteXekus, hatchet.
Porph.
567, 16.
Cer. 671, 4. 11.
Digitized
by Microsoft
jre\eKi(Tfio<;
869
the
Trevrayasvo's
neKeKUTiios, ov, 6,
(jtfKfKiâ)')
beheading
I,
mih
an axe.
Diod. Ex, Vat. 106, 13.

axe-like.
jTfXefto-etSijy, is,
Orig.
1353 C.
6,
week. Eutych. 2397 B. 2396 A. Joann. Mosch. 2936 D. 2941 D. 2937 A. Jejun. 1913 A. Leant. Cypr. 1728 A. Stud. 28
C.
TreXeKus, (oj, o,
L. securis, axe.
fasces
Polyb.
53, 8
Pd^Sot
consul.
2.
(cai
TreXeKfis,
et secures,
of the
569,
'H iripirrrj Tqs irijmnjs c^So/idSos, the Thursday of the fifth week in Lent, on which
Diorf. II, 535, 71.

3.
Z)io?!. ff. I,
Simi. 5, 2, 2, p. 346, 28. Heph. Poem. 9, 5, the axe of Simmias, a sonnet of which the lines are so proportioned in length and arranged as to form the figure of an
1029,
axe.
ireKeKvipopos,
1,
the fiiyas Kavav is chanted. Triad. 3. Adverbially, TvifmTov, five times or the fifth time. Diod. 19, 77. Plut. I, 185 D. 314 C
To
irifiTTTOv virarov aTroSeip^S^j/ai.

,
TrevoTfs, <ov, oi,
ov,
(<f)ep<o)
120, the Bapayyoi.
Polyb.
Frag.
axe-bearing.
2,
Comn.
ote-
the Latin p e n a t e s identified with the Greek 6(o\ irarpôi, y^vidXiot, ktij(Tioi, p.vxôi, ipKioi. Dion. H. I, 169, 3.
fj,
23, 5 o
wevrjdeia, as,
(jrivris,
6f6s) defective divinity
\KV(j>6pos, so. aTparriyos, praetor.
opposed to
irivija-a-a, rjs,
TToXvdfta.
Gregent. 628 C.
niKiyiiv, ovot, 6,
(ireXws, iroXidr)
Macedonian,
73.
fj,
poor woman.
Chrys.
yepiov.
Sti-ab. 7,
2, p.
(ComSi 2u-
nevrjTva>, to be irivris.
Classical.
X, 239 C. Muson. 187.

Greg.
pare Hes. HfKiyavfS,

pois, oi
oi Uvhoôi,
napa
TrevTjTOKopos, ov, (KOfiiw) tending the poor.
PovXevrai.)
jriXioi, ov,
Thesprotian and Molossian,

gray,
white.
3.
Naz.
tto-
m,
1388 A. IT, 49 A.
(nivTc, ktos} sc. irvvodos.
wevBiKTrj,
\ws,
2,
Tioary,
Strab.
7,
Frag.
p.
73.
Arcad. 41,
Hes. IliKeiovs
(sic)
ireXtoofmi, a6r]V,
iriKiaivopm, to become livid.
Cona supplement to the fifth and sixth oecumenical councils. Balsam. ad Concil. Const. III. (Trull.), p. 135 A. TrevOepiSevs, ias, 6, the son of one's nevdepos.
rjs, fj,
cilium
Quinisextum,
Sept.
Thren.
5, 10.
Inscr. 4079.
TreXtoTrjs, rjTos,
fj,
{iriXios) lividness.
Archigen.
TrevdepiSrjs, ov,
6,
(nevBepos)
yaêr^s dSeX-
apud
Orib. II, 157, 7.

oi,
TreXXouKiSoj,
(f>avrjs.
the Latin
pellucidus
^6s, wife's brother. Epiph. Ill, 261 A. Theod.

SiaI,
488 C.
(yrivre, 7}p.ip.epf)s)
Athen. 14, 57. area of the circus or of a

TrevdrjfiifjLepfji, is,
consisting
of
TiiXpa, oTof, TO, the
five halves, of
two
feet
theatre.
6,
of the circus.
Mai
175, 10.
2.
Chron. 208, Pedi-
134,
9, (ttIxos.
135, 11,
and a half Drac. Heph. 1, 5. fiirpov.

Top.fi
10, 2.
14, 3.
Aristid. Q. 53,
(KaSpov
I,
culus, pedicel,
25, 1.
the stalk of {rnit.

ov,
Geopon. 10,
Diod.
TToXiT-at).
KevdrjTiov
r],
Schol. Arist.
fie?
Nub.
275.
Trevdnv.
Greg. Naz.
868 B.
Plut.
liikoTTowritnaKos,
12, 37, jrdXf/ior.
XoTToi/OT^criaKd,
Peloponnesian.
TTfvdrjTiKas (iTfvBia),
II,
adv. z^=
TrevdiKois.
Dion. H. VI, 820, 7 ra Hethe Peloponnesian war.

iriXv^.
113 D.
fj,
nevBiKos,
Sept.
ov, (jrivBos)
irivBipos,
mourning.
viKovKiSos, incorrect for ttiXKovkiSos.

iriKiiKiov, ov, to, little
fff Xu|,
Ex.
33, 4.
Reg.
2, 14, 2.
Theoph. 266,
Arr.
P M.
E.
6.
8 TO mvBiKo,
Ttevixpopfvos,
r],
mourning apparel.
ov,
vKos, 6,
9, 2.
^= TriXfiais.
Babr. 64,
9.
Sept. Jer. 23, 29.
nevopevos.
Bad
form.
Ezech.
5,
Aquil. Deut. 19,
Sibyll
2,
245.
f],
et alibi.
Eus. U, 769 A.
VI, 161 D.
irevixpoTris, rjTos,
(nevixpis)
irevia,
poverty.
Nil. 321 B.
iriXoiviov,
Sext. 695, 20.

Trcvixpopv, ov, i4>pfjv)
see iratvoXiov.
f),
poor in mind.
Philon
jTfXwpis, i8a>s,
{viXcopos) a species of x^f"7Xenocr. 43. 54. Artem. 166.

oi), 6,
Carp. 28 A.
irevoXiov, incorrect for naivoXiov.
TTf/i/iaToupyds,
(jtifipa,
EPFQ)
pastry-cook.
nivopai, to be poor, etc.

Trevrjdfls, aor.
\_Sept.
Prov. 24, 32
Lucian.
Ill, 396.
pass.J
80.
TTfjiTCTatâ) (TTf/iTTTOf), io Jfi
in the fifth generation.
TTevrd-^paxvs, v, consisting offive short syllables.

Schol.
Theodtn. Ex. 13, 18.

irip.wn},
Heph.
13,
7, p.
see mp.rtros.
ov,
(jre/iTTo))
TrefiTTTTipios,
pertaining
to
sending
irevTaypappos, consisting of five lines. wevrdXipa. I, 730, Tplycovov,
Lucian.
away
vipnTos,
or parting.
T],
ov, fifth.
the
month
Greg. Naz. Ill, 462 A. Plut. n, 268 A, sc. /iijj/, 2. quinctilius hvXios.
TTevTayaviicSs,
fj,
ov,
(nevTayavos) like a pentagon.
Nicom. 120,
a-xvpa.
TrevTayaviov, ov, to,
TtevTciyoivov;
pentagon.
Substantively,
f/
irinnrr),
sc. fip.ipa,
the fifth
Hermias
the use
8, p.
1177 B.
series
day after the Sabbath, Thursday.
Eus. VI,
irevTayavicrpos, ov, 6, (as if
Pallad. 704 B, Toi <raj3|8dT0ii (Saturday). Cyrill. A.\, 5ocr. 829 A. Laus. 1178D. 465 B. 'H jieyaX-q or iyla Trinirnj, the great or holy Thursday, the Thursday of Passion-
of a
of pentagons.
from irevrayavlâ) Nicom.
124.
Trevrdyavos, ov, (yavia)
tagonal.
pentagdnus, penNicom. 120, apiBpos, pentagonal
Digitized
by Microsoft
TrevToSaKTvX.O';
870
irevrao'vWajSo';
number, formed by adding the rpiyavos dpithus, Sfios to the corresponding Terpayavoi
;
nevraptpms, adv. in five parts. Diosc. 3, 48 (55). Porph. TrevTapeTpaios, u, ov, =1 nevrdpxTpos.
Cer. 463, 17.
Trevrdperpos, ov, (perpov)
sisting
1,
3,
6, 10, 15, Tplycovoi.
4,
9, 16, 25,
36, rerpdyoyvot.
pentameter,
con-
5, 12, 22, 35, 51, Trevrdyavoi,.
irevTa-SdKTvKos,
ov,
five-fingered.
2.
Sub-
stantively, TO 'r:evTabd<Tvkov,
^=
irevrdxfivWov,
of five measures {feet). Hermesian. apud Athen. 13, 71. Drac.lSi, 11. 14, êHeph. 6, 3. 7, 3. 13, 9. Tpov. 134, 7, oTi'xos.
3341 B.
an herb. Diosc. 4, 42. Uevra&aKTvKos, ov, 6, Pentadactylus, the fivepeaked mountain, the mediaeval name of
TaiSyeros in Laconia.
Trevraprjvidios, a, ov,
TTsvTajwdiov, ov, TO,
= ^
Trevrdprjvos.
Sophrns.
TTiVTC pohiav,
Mai.
278,
Porph. Adm. 221, 12. Andronic. Novell. 613 to HevTaba.K.Tvkov, church of Saint Elias on the top of Taygetus.
rj,
14.
irevrdpopKpos, ov, (^poptprf)
offive forms.
Simplic.
269 (166).
Trevrd-vevpov,
ov,
zi=z
dpv6yXw(Ttjov,
plantain,
TtevTaerqpiKos,
ov,
(jrevTaeTripis}
L.
quin-
Pseudo-Gatei. X, 650 B. 661.

rnvranXacndâi,
times
d(Ta>,
quennalis,
Inscr. 3082,
Also,
21.
7.
liappening every fifth year. Sept. Mace. 2, 4, 18, dyav.

Strob.
5, 4, 7, p.
(jrevTaTrXatnos) to take
foe
100.
as
much or
as many.
Nicom.
TTfvTfTTjpiKos.
390,
Orig. ni, 1205 A.

TrevTaiiXaa-i-fmnepTrros, ov, five times
fifth as large
;
Jos.
et alibi.
51,
1, 2.
Plut. U, 748 F, Ant. 15, 8, 1. Phryn. 406, condemned. Dion C.
vfVTa-eT-qpis, Ihos,
fj,
the
quinquennalia
8.
and one Nicom. 102. nevrarrXam-cinTeTapros, ov, five times and one fourth as large ; as 21 4. Nicom. 102. of
as 26
:
5.
Augustus.
Trevraeri'a, as,
Dio7i C. 54, 19,

rj,
TrevrawXain-eTriTpiTos, ov, five times
:=
nevTaeTtjpls, the
space offive
as large
as 16
3.
and one Nicom. 102.
third
Dion. H. Ill, 1692, 11. PUlon II, Plut. I, 552 C. Clem. A. 11, 101 B. 7revTanos, ov, := nevTairris. Porph. Cer. 459,
years.
TrevTairXaat-efjyfjpLo^s, v, five times
and
one half
276, 6.
as large; as 11
2.
rj,
Nicom. 102.
the being Trevrairkdinos.
TTcvTaTrXaa-wrrjs, rjTos,
15.
Nicom. 114.
ov,
Tmrrdâvos,
2, 2, 1.
{C^vq) with five zones.

to
Strah.
irevraTrXacriws (7revTa7r\d<Tios), adv. five times as
2, 5, 3.
rjtray,
much.
practise the 'KivraSkov.
Sept.
Gen. 43,
ov,
TrevraBXeco,
6, 2, 11.
Paus.
1, 5.
nevrdTrXedpos,
33.
Aristeas 11.
TrXeBpiov.
Jos.
nevre
6,
14, 13.
rj,
Artem. 84.
Epict. 3,
Apion.
Sept.
CTtafco.
1,
22, p. 456.
irevradXia, as,
:^= nevra&Xov.
at,
ojv,
irevTaTrXoa),
atra,
(jrevraTrXoos)
rrz
TrsvraTrXa-
irevraKKX-'xi.Xioi,
^ye
thousand.
Max.
r;,
Conf.
Comput.
1233
A.
Mace. 1,4, 28
-ia anros-
1228 B.
irevra-KoXovpos, ov, truncated five times. 127.

7revTaKoa'idp)(r]s, ov, 6,
Nicom.
irevrdirXaxTLs, ca>s,
(jrevraTrXom) multiplication
by five.
Max.

Pentapolis, the five
etc.
cities,
6.
mander of
yfiara).
25, 6.
(TrevraKoa-ioi,, ap^co} comhundred men (two a-vvrdAel. Tact. 9, 5. Arr. Anab. 7,
nevrdiroXis, eas,
fj,
five
Sodom, Gomorrah,
Sept. Sap. 10,
iTivrd-TTopos, ov, tfithfive outlets.
Dion. P. 301.
TT^vTaKoinap)(ia,
as,
rj,
u body of troops comAel.

Tact.
n-evrd-wovs, ovv, five feet long. 37.
Arr. P. Euxin.
sol-
manded by a
9, 6.
TrevraKoa-idpxrjs.
nevrapxos, ov,
diers.
Trevrds, dSos,
6,
(apxa>)
commander of five
6.
Leo. Tact. 4,
fj,
vevraKoa-capxos, ov,
I,
6,
:=
irevTaKOCTidpf^rjs.
Plut.
(nevre)
1,
penta
51.
the
number
706 E.
fj,
five.
Strab. 15,
I,
Theol. Arith. 24.
irevTaKvpia, as,
(Kvpa) huge wave
the
fifth
PJiilon
14, 2.
wave being supposed

four preceding.
irevr-aXâ,
fj,
to be larger, than the

I,
Trevrdarjpos, ov, (^crrjpa) consisting
of five
9,
shorts
4,
Lucian.
It
653.
(^KaraXeyopev, avdpcoiros).
Aristid. Q. 35.
Quintil.
51.
pentalpha, a diagram
all directions,
of five capital A.
ducing, in
composed may be formed by pro-
nevTa(Trd8ios,
ov,
(ordSiov)
the sides of a regular pentagon, until they meet. Solom. 1317 B. Schol. Lucian. I, 730. [The pentalpha was the figure on Solomon's seal, with which
Strab.
7, 6, 1,
p. 55, 15.
of five
distance
stadia.
13, 1, 35 to irevra-
(TTdSiov,
sc.
Bidarrjpa,
the
of
five
stadia.
jrevrdoTfyos,
ov,
(jrriyrj)
five
stories
high.
he sealed cases and bottles containing jinnies, demons, and other malevolent spirits.]
Trevrapepfis, cs, (pepos)
Theoph. 265,
wevrd-o'Tixos,
4.
ov,
consisting
of
five
verses.
L.
quinquepartiStrab.
3, 4, 19.
Palladas 42.
irevTaa-iXXaôs, ov, (crvXXa^fj)
tus, divided
Diomed. 498,
into five parts.
of five
syllables.
27, irnxos.
Cyrill.
A.
II,
144.
Drac. 131, 18.
Aristid. Q. 49.
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by Microsoft
7revTaar'xr]/io<;
871
one.
irevTr}KO(TTO'i
êvToax'^l'ô'j ov, (<i)(îia)
of Jive forms. Drac. hexameter verse consisting of one spondee and five dactyls (Saris fi
136, 18, (TTixos, a
TTevrqKovTaeis, fiia, cv,
irevrriKovra us, fifty-
Heron Jun.
120, 27.
TrevrrjKOVTa
TtfVTrjKovTacvvfa
=:
iwea, fifty-nine.
Sept.
adavarcov jreSda Kal edritre KeXevdov).
Clem. A.
books.
f/
I,
nevra-êvxos,
ov,
consisting
73.
Hippol Haer. 428,

TrevraTevxos, sc.
the pentateuch,
of Jive
irevTTjKovTae^
873 A.
TrevrfjKovTa ?|, fifty-six.
Substantively,
Par.
1, 9, 9.
Esdr.
I'Sos,
1, 5, 10.
fj,
/3i'(3Xos,
pentateuchus,
TrevTTjKovra-eTripis,
period of fifty years.
books of the Old Testament. Ptolem. Gn. 1284 B. Orig. Ill, 933 B (I, 692 C).
the
first five
Orig. II, 1075 B.

TrevrrjKovTaena, ar,
II,
I,
fj,
Chron. 393, 17. =: preceding. Dion. H.

I,
723,
7.
PUlon
Ill,
532, 14, et alibi.
Orig.
jrfvTarpon-or,
ov,
(rpoTrfj)
of Jive
changes.
273 A.
909 C.
ey,
Pseudo-Mon. 1080 D,
the sun.
ncvraipvrjs, iv, {(pia)
nlvqais, the rpoTrai of
irevTrjKovTa-KaiTpieTris,
of
fifty-three
years.
Polyb.
3, 4, 2.
offivefold nature. Philipp.

of Jive
lights.
TrevTriKOVTdXiTpos,
ov,
mvTqKovra
XirpQiv,
67.
iTevTd(j>a>Tos,
weighing fifty XiTpm.

ov,
(^fij)
Stud.
7revTt]KovTaoKTd>
1, 5, 18.
Diod. 11, 26.

Sept. Esdr.
2. 11.
irevrriKOVTa oKTm.
1069 C.
jrevTaxopSos, ov,
Jive-stringed.
Tobit. 14,
=zr
(xopdrj)
pentachordus.
sc.
TrevTTjKOVTairevTe
TrevrrjKOVTa
I,
nevre.
Sept.
To irevrdxopSov,
opyavov,
Esdr.
1, 5, 18.
o,
Clem. A.
818 B.
five-stringed instrument.
Poll. 4, 60.
Iambi.
TTCVTTjKovrd'in^xvs,
=zz TrevTTjKOVTa irr]Xô>v,
of
V. P. 260.
vevrd-xpovos, ov,
fifty cubits, in length or breadth.

13.
Jos. B. J.
irevrrj-
H. V, 205,
irevraxats,
of five times (shorts'). Heph. 3, 2, mis.

Sext. 627,
Dion.
6.
7, 8,
3,
et alibi.
App.
rj,
I,
768, 43 ra
Kovraifqx^
=^
-Trijp^fa.
adv. in five ways.
TifVTrjKovTapxia, as,
a body of sixty-four men

Ael. Tact.
iTtvT-â6p.os, ov, with five steps.
Jos. B. J. 5, 5, 2.
commanded by a
TTevrrjKovrapxos, ov,
wevTtjKovrapxos.
nevreKaiheKdyaivos, ov, (jrevreKalbeKa, yavLa) with

fifteen angles.
16, 1 ^z: dvo (Tv(Trd<reis yJAiKav.

6,
Anatol. 236 C,
the
sc. a-xîâ.
He-
(apxco)
ron Jun. 227, 30.

7rvTKai8eKa-eTrjpis,
Idas,
men.
space
Sept.
Ex.
rj,
18, 21, et alibi.
commander offifty Clem. R.

Philon
I,
of fifteen
Conf.
I,
37.
the
years.
Men. P.
380,
11.
Max.
TrevTrjKovrds, dSos,
number fifty.
481, 26.
Comput. 1272 A.
trevreKaideKavdpos, ov, 6, (dvrjp)
535, 10.
II,
147, 23.
quindecemPlut. II,
TrevTrjKQVTaTeatrapcs, u,
z^
ircvrfjKovra Tcaaapcs.
vir.
892 B.
Inscr. 4029.
Sept. Esdr. 1, 5, 12.

nevTTjKOvraTpeis, -rpia, rz: irevrfjKovTa Tpeis, fiftythree.
TrevTiKCLibeKairkacrittiv, ov, fifteerirfold.
Epiph.
I,
460 D.
with fifty
TTci/re/caiScKaTos,
ov,
fifteenth.
Sept.
Num.
28,
TrevTrjKovrripTis,
es,
banks
of
oars.
17.
Diod. 12, 81.
64, 18.
Adverbially, to
Dion
897 F.
Luc.
3, 1.
Agath. Epigr.
3.
Polyaen.
1.
4, 11, 3.
r),
irevTeKaiSeKarov, the
irevrrjKOVTripiKos,
7,
ov, fifty-oared.
Polyb. 25,
fifteenth time.
C. 66, 20,
vevreKiuSeKrjprjs, es, with fifteen
banks of oars.
irevrqKOVT6hpaxp.os, ov,
Xp.ai.
of or for
irevTrjKOVTa Spa-
Plut.
I,
Poll. 1, 83.
Schol. Arist.
Nub.
361.
vevreKaibex'Ip.epos, ov, (rffiepa)
of fifteen days.
TrevrrjKocTTdpiov, ov, to, (wVTr]Koa'Trj)
Pentecosta-
Polyb. 18, 17, 5.

êvreKcufiKocrdaTjfios, ov,
fieiav (shorts).
rion, the
book containing the proper rpond-
^=
irevre koL eiKoai at)-
pia for the fifty Paschal days.

irevTrjKoa-TOiKTos, ov,
Aristid. Q. 35.
nevTr/Koa-ros sktos.
He-
êvreKatetKoo'ieTTjs, 6,
^=
irevre kcu eiKOfTL irwv,
ron Jun. 119, 26, et

irevrriKoa-Towpairos,
ov,
6.
twentyfive years old.

Kovra p.eTpa>v.
irevrerripiKOS,
Dion C.
52, 20, 1.
alibi.
n-evrqKoa-TOS Trpmros.
irtvTeKaiTpiaKOVTdp.^Tpos, ov,
^=
irevre Kal rpid-
Heron Jun.
TrevTTjKoa-Tos,
rj,
96,
ov, fiftieth.
In
see TrevTaeTrjpiKOS.
n-fVTTjKoa-Tos, sc. i/âX/ioy, the fiftieth
the Ritual, 6 psalm.
vevTe-rpidôiiai, (rpidâ), to he
proclaimed victor
in the irivraSkov.
Lucill. 11.
êvTî/ievra, see TrerîfjievTa.

mvTr]Kovdr)p.epos, ov, (nevrfjKOVTa, tjfiEpa)
of fifty
(a) so. ij/xepa, Pentecoste, Pentecost, a Jewish festival. Mace. 2, 12, 32 (Lev. 23, Sept. Tobit 2, 1. Num. 28, 26. Deut. 16, 9 seq.). Phi15.
3. Substantively,
f)
mvrr^Koarrf,
days.
Dion. H.
I,
375, 17.
lon II, 206, 25.

alibi.
294, 34.
Jmc. Act.
4,
2, 1,
et
irevTrjKovTa, ol, al, ra, fifty.
Hippol. 713 C, the

8vo,
virtues of 50.
^revrquovrabvo
TrevrrjKOVTa
fifty-two.
Reg. 4, A. I, 845 B.
Sept.
15, 2.
Plut. II, 1047 D.
Clem.
alibi. (b) the Christian Pentecost, Whitsunday. Eus. Basil. IV, Athan. II, 980 B. n, 1220 B. Epiph. Greg. Naz. II, 436 A. 192 B. (c) the fifty Paschal days, II, 828 A.
Jos.
Ant. 14, 13,
et
Digitized
by Microsoft
jrevTTipt}';
872
inclusive,
irepav
17,
from Easter to Pentecost

20.
TrevTriprjs, cs,
Ant.
veirnKo!,
dv,
(neirTto)
promoting
digestion..
with Jive banks of oars.
Polyb.
1,
20, 10, et alibi.
Diod.
2, 5.
14, 41, et alibi.
App.
I,
404, 63.
17,
-rrei/TTjpiKos,
oV,
preceding.
Polyb.
I,
1,
20,
Xenocr. 54. Diosc. 1, Galen. II, 78 C, ipyam, 79, pp. 27. 83. Clem. A. II, 341 B. digestive organs. Clem. A. I, 305 A. TreVrm =: TTftrcro). Tripav, on the other side wepadev, adv.
Strab. 15, 2, 10.
13.
the-
of..
9, et alibi.
7rfrra)i'iix<'f! <"''
Diod. 14, 41.
Plut.
259 D.
""^
Porph.
*irepaiva>,
Adm.
to
177, 14, tivos.

to
("""D
'"''^
.^"^ "'^'^
claws.
bring
an
end.
Participle,
PUlostr. 63.
mvrapocjios, ov, (opocpr)) building with Jive stories.
irfj/aiXiov,
Diod.
1,
45.
vempaaiievos, finite ; opposed to aireiposNicom. 69. Sext. 423, 12. Cleomed. 1, 7. {Polyb. 4, 40, 6. PZu(. II, Hippol. 836 A.
incorrect for irmv6\iov.

as,
3,
17,
879 B,
quid
? fievos.l
Tveâwpcoreia,
(niKa,
Trpa^relos)

it is
neTrfpafievos, less correct for jrpn-fpafi7, 195 '0 ne2. To a species of syllogism. Muson. 236 UiepaiveTai to jxt] kokov-
Dioclet. C.
ireôvTos,
rj,
44.
paiviov \6yos,
6u,
the Latin
(iraiSevio),
2,
pexatus?
adv.
Dioclel.
infer.
C.
2,
31.
(Lva: Toi/ TTovov,
inferred.
irfTraiSevfievas
ditely.
learnedly,
II,
eru-
*irepai6(o, aa-co,
^=
TrepaiVto, to finish, end,

2,
com-
Ael. V. H.
16.
rj,
Em.
6v,
1296 B.
VI,
plete. 68. 77.
Xen. Hell.
Tren.
4,
39.
Just.
Tryph.
trewavos, ov,
or Trarams,
19, 8.
z:^ veirav, ripe.

6-'aZe.
1, 9, 5.
Pans. 338 A.
9,
^rtem. 101.
nepaiTcpo), adv.
more ZAan.
Martyr. Clem. R.
Hes. IleTravos ....

aAy. freely,
628
ILfpaiTepio hvo îkiabav Xpianavois.
neTvapprjcriaiTp.ivas {napprfiriaôpim),
boldly, openly.
JTepaiTrjs,
see nepdTTjs.
fj,
Eus.
II,
Epiph.
1064 C. Philipp. Sol. 881 A.

I,
1229 B. VI, 665 A. Theogn. Mon. 860 C.

boldly.
ncpaiacris, eats,
over.
fj
(Trepawai) a carrying or going

12,
5,
1.
Strab.
Pût.
I,
243 E,
river.
eKeWcv.
otos, to, (jrepaai)
II,
nemia-ixevas
Strab. 15,
4, 56.
(7rei6w),
1,
adv. confidently,
I,
mpapa,
353,
24.
Clem. A.
916 C.
Diosc.
Diog.
^<Aan.
15.
6,
929 B.
19.
2.
a crossing of a
Ferry.
Theoph.
77,
Iambi. V. P. 368.
liTa>, to
488,
Porph. Adm.
17.
ncncpi^co,
p. 34.
taste like ireTrfpi.
1,
18,
167,
et alibi.
TTiTTepis, I'Sor,
T],
Ilepa/ia, aros, to,

Trinepi.
z^
to Uepav KovaravTivovTro59, 5 To Hipaiut Mai. 407, 21. go across. Theoph.
Philostr. 97.
truly,
Xftof.
Justinian. Novell.
7tma-Ta>iiivais
(ttiotoo)),
adv. faithfully,
5,
'lovcTTLVtavau, tjtol SukSi/.
certainly.
Aquil.
Num.
22.
Ps. 40, 14,
mpapjiTLâ,
586, 17.
l<ra, Qiripapâ) to
et alibi.
êirKatTTovpyTjpievais (TrkaaTovpyeai), adv. falsely.
*irepav, adv. on, a(, or ^0 <ê other side, across.-
Genes. 14, 12.

ireirKr^paiixivas
Sept.
Gen.
Judic.
3, 14,
50, 11, tov 'lopSavov.

7,
Num.
34,
(jrXrjpom),
adv.
being full
of.
15.
25 'Atto irepav tov 'lopSayou.

TTfTToWjjtns,
ecof,
17,
Reg-
(TreWo), rrcTroida)
^=
to
m-
the river.
Maco.
15 'Atto iripav tov ttotoiiov, beyond' 1, 5, 37 'Ek Tiepav tov f/ei17,
creveiv,
TO
4,
TreTTOiOevai,
confidence,
trust.
pdppov.
Diod. 14, 113, Toiv "AXTrecov.

tov
'li/SoO x^t"^"-
Sept.
Eeg.
Cor.
18,
19.
Philon
2.
II,
444, 28.
294,
102
2.
Trjp irepav
St/'ob. 7, 6,
Paul
7, 1.
2, 1, 15,
et alibi.
Jos. Ant. 11,
Cfem.
1,
PAr!/n.
con-
demned.
5ea;(. 15, 21. Clem. A.I, 177,5, 964 A. II, 408 B. 128 A, T) Ely tov mpiov. Zos. 21, 13, 17 eVi Tfl d<T(j)d\eia Trjs fjyciio-
Pans. 1, 1 7. sc. x^pav. T^f 'EXXdSos T^s mpav 'loviov, witb reference to Italy. To Tvepav, sc. pepos, the
10, 2, 24, p. 366,
1 2, 1
other side.
eprjpM.
Sept.
Num.
2,
21, 13, 'Apvavevrfj Jer. 32,

8,
Deut.
1, 4,
roO 'lopSdvov32, 9.
3, 3,
veias.
T^9 6a\d(T<Tris.
adv. confidently.
Sept. Ti&ch.. 14,
I,
Pohjb.
43,
Hpo-
TTfTioidoTas,
Sio/3di/TEr CK
ToO Trepav.
Dind.
64, p. 234,
11, securely.
2, 1,
Dion Chrys.
383, 35.
Epict.
64.
Matt.
8,
28 'EXSoi/ti aira
TaSaprjvSiv. 22.
8,
eis
to ncpav ds
4, 35, et
4, 9.
39.
Tr)v x<'>P<"'
''
Marc,
TreTTovrjixevas (irovea),
adv. elaborately.
Hippol.
alibi.
Ltic.
Jos. Ant. 12,
12,
Haer. 344,
IlcVoufa
73.
4, 11.
ApophtJi. 208
the oilier side.
C
2,
'Ek toO oXXou

535.
ffepav,
rjs, rj, Pepuza, in Phrygia. Apollon. Ephes. 1381 A. T/wod IV, 404 A.
from
Dorotli.
Opposite.
Hom. H.
f'cTTi
1637 B. Paus. 1,
2.
24, 8
TTf'pai'
IleiTov(i]v6s
and
Tlenovâvos, ov,
6,
(Jlenovâ)
ToS vaov &c
mpav
'ATroXXajK pôXKoCf. 10,
inhabitant of Pepuza.
TTovâvol, the
Oi TleTTov^r^voi or Ilf-
8, 5, 'Eiiôias.
Soz. 1428
'Ev Biûw'a
721, et?
Montanists.
Epiph.
I,
845 D.
Presb. 20 A.
Also,
r/(eorf.
IV, 668 A. IV, 404 A. Tim.

Basil.
Kmi/(Trai'Tii'0i)7rdXfti)j.
Chron. 696, 19 Uepav

Jlrjyds,
els
TOV pmKov Tav EvrpoTTiov.

'ATTci/ep^fliJcat
IlfTrouf trai, Sv.
Soz.
1472 B.
nepav ev Svkqis eVl TO ayiov ôvtava. 431, 13 Tiepav ev T dyt^
Mai. 389, 14
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by Microsoft
TrepavTiKo^
Jidvavi
;
873
Trepeypivos,
ov,
n-ept-apyvpoi}
all
3.
with reference to Constantinople.
6,
peregrinus
1, 6, 4. 2,
:;=
Substantively, to nipav, Peran, the
Antec.
1, 2, 7.
Lyd. 151, 14
levoj; |f-
place opposite Constantinople, the TdKaras
voSoKos.
TTfpi,
Ptoch.
and SravpoSpofU of the Greeks, and the Pera

of the
iripav
prep, about.
144 neXiypXvos. Hipparch. 1016 B
Franks
the
foil
construction
is
to
14.
pS>v
TLa>v(TTaVTivovTToKca>i.
Mai. 403,
7,
404,
3.
17,
AZ, about thirty-seven degrees. 2. In composition with a verb it regularly means round, around, all around, aboW, round about,
Ilepi poc-
itepavTiKos,
6v, conclusive.
Diog.
78, Xdyot,
on
all
sides; as irfpiaSm, TrepiaKovrl^m.

it
JTot
;
syllogisms.
nepaaip-oi, ov, passable.
I.
unfreqently,
Classical.
Strab.
7, 4,
merely increases the sound of the word with which it is compounded as

{dyKav) to tie the hands beFseudo-/os. Mace. 6. Dion Chrys. I,
Plut.
I,
510 A.
(nepaivo)) end.
irepiavKTTapai, Trepttyelpco.
irepaapos, ov, 6,
8.
Sept. Eccl. 4,
ireptayKcoviâi, ia-a,
12, 12.
ol,
hind.
the Peratae,
Ueparai, mv,
a branch of the
Hippol.
697, 14.
nepi-ayvl^co.
Ophian
D.
sect.
They were
Fatalists.
Dion. H. IH, 1495,
2.
Plut. II,
Haer. 188, 60. 85, et

[In
alibi.
Hebrew
6,
ma
Theod. IV, 368

Evcppirrjs,
974 C.
irepi-dya.
r)ypevri nepioSos,
the
river.]
TrepaTTjs,
Pseudo-Demetr. 18, 12. rounded period
12,
;
17
Ilept-
opposed to
ov,
(wepdo))
one who passes over.

"IDi'
aveipivr).
Sept.
Tffl
Gen.
I,
14,
13 (AquU. TrepmTrjs) "A^pap,
his
hands being
Philostr. 714 Ilfpiap^êis toj x^'-P^' tied behind his bach.
ncpaTri,
the
Hebrew
:=
'EjSpaios.
Trepi-ayaiyfvs,
eat,
6,
PhUon
69 A.
irepariKds,
439, 25, in the
same
sense.
Afric.
Lucian.
guage.
grass
?
Ill, 252,
rjs,
fj,
one that turns around. a machine.

evolution, in
2,
Trepi-ayayt),
rj,
6v, (itipas
mparos) belonging
to.
to the
Jos.
B. J.
other side.
Carth. Can. 105
ivepanKa, the
Erotian. 138.
3.
20,
7.
2.
military lanPlot of rounding of

26, 1.
II,
transmarine regions, with reference to Car-
periods.
nepi-aSco.
Theoph. 487, 12, peprj, the parts opposite Constantinople. Porph. Cer. 12, 12.
thage.
13,
Plut. II, 663 D.

f),
VseuAo-Demetr. 12, 19. Lucian.
285.
all
jrepiddpr)(TLS, ea>s,
(nepiadpim) inspection
12, Srjpos t5>v Upaa-lvaiv, the
Prasini of
around, careful examination.

22.
Philon
I,
142,
Hipav.
TTcpanKOS,
Koj.
Tj,
293, 38.
(^vfpiaipia)) that
6v,
I,
(TrepoTijs)
::= 'E/Spalor, 'EjSpai-
Trepiaipfpa, aros, to,
which
8.
is
Orig.
Ill,
604 C.
II,
725 B.
HI, 913 C.
Clem. A.
II,
taken
off,
piece.
Bus.
524 B.
ov,
Syncell. 191, 20.

the Ueparai.
nepiaipeTeov
Trept-alpco.
Set jrepuupeiv.
Diod. 19,
IlepaTtKOf,
J);
of
552
01
IlepanKoi
alibi.
IlepaTai.
Hippol.
Haer. 48, 16, et

TTfparoo), axra, to
Mid.
Heph.
end.
Theodos. 976, 22, neuter.
TTepaToopai, to end.
Drac. 143,
in
14.
et?/
1,
8 'H (TvKKa^ri els pepos Xoyou

last syllable
Ant. 1 7, 7. Polem. 208. Trepi-aKo\ov6ea. Plut. I, 1065 B. nfpi-aKovTLâ. neptaXyms (TrtprnXy^j), adv. painfully. Jos. Ant. 2, 4, 5, ^x^''" rivos. mpi-oKeippa, aros, to, a plastering. Jos. Ant.
Jos.
15, 9, 3 as V.
1.
neiTfpaTapivTj, the
a part of
Aristid.
speech.
Q. 35.
Apollon.
D. Adv. 558,
20.
TTipl-appa, aros, to, L. torques, chain or collar
worn around
17,
the
neck.
nepaTOMTis, eas,
(nepaToai) termination, ending.

Psell.
V.
1.
Epict.
3, 1, 14.
2.
Strab. 15,
1,
70 as
Fseudo-Dion. 273 A.
TTepaTuinKos,
rj,
ov,
lim,iting.
1152 B. Did. A. 516 B.
Prod. Farm. 567 (156).

nepdai, a<Ta, to cross.
^tv.
Theoph. 340, tov Advov-
Frag. Gram. 63. Diosc. 4, Apost. 8, 32. Plut. I, 195 A. rrepi-apvvco. Plut. II, 648 A, 7rpi-av8ea>.
361 C.
irepi-av6iâ>.
Amulet. Polyb. 130 (132). Const.
to
glow.
Method.
[Theod. Scyth. 233

rj,
imrtpaa-pevos.^
Jlepyap-qvos,
ov,
of Pergamus.
Dion. H. V,
Clim. 812 B.
661,
6, TTiVoKer,
Pergamus.
II, 5
naade by the grammarians of Lyd. (Suid. 'Apia-rapxos .)
Trepi-avia-Tapai,
from
36.
sleep.
Apollod.
2,
1,4,
8.
TO Xlepyaprjvd
Philon
I, 71,
150, 30.
II,
pepfipava, parchment.
Brjpdai)
Trepi-avolyw.
TTf pi-avTXia.
Philon
597, 30.
TTfphtKoSfjpas, ov, 6,
catcher.
(mpSi^, Ael. N. A. 12, 4.
partridge-
TrepStKoTpo<f>flov, ov, to, {iTcphiKOTp6(pos) partridge-
Pseudo-Jb. Mace. 15, p. 51 7. Plut. Epiph. II, 708 B. Nil. 561 B. II, 502 C. Nicet. Paphl. 557 C. nepi-arripxopai.
mpi-arikom.
Trepi-djiTO), to
coop.
Poll. 10, 159.
Plut. II, 910 C.

kindle.
irep8iKOTp6(j)os, ov,
(Tpeâ)) feeding or keeping

2, 5.
Luc. 22, 55.
partridges.
Strab. 14,
fj,
p. 126, 4.
irepbovcXKlav, lovos,
treason.
the Latin
2.
perduellio,
nepi-dpyvpos, ov, silvered over, overlaid with silApp. II, 152^ Sept. Epist. Jer. 7. 38. ver.
59.
Dion
C. 37, 27,
110
Digitized
by Microsoft
Trepiapyvpoci)
Treptapyvpoa, aaa>, (Treptapyvpos')
silver.
to
874
overlay with
rhetoric.
TrfplpXrjTos, ov,
d7rd/3X?)T-os.
Tre^t-yXtBTTt?
Hermog. Ehet. 261,

to
12.
2B, 1 268, 1, a-xf^para, in
Sept.
nepi-dpoms, emr,
I,
Ex. 27, 11. Ps. 67, 14. Dion. H. 17, a ploughing round.
Dion. H.
11,
be grasped at;
opposed
to
228, 15.
CZem. A. U, 621 B.
abroad.
7r(pi-ap6a>,
L.
circumaro.
mpi-ôda,
8.
to noise
Diod. Ex. Vat. 91

Ptol. Tetrab.
902,
3.
Plut. II, 820 E, et alibi.
Poll. 8, 154.
fj,
vfpi-dpTraa-Tos, ov, seized,
taken eagerly.
Eus.
Tyr.
Trfpifiorjo-ia, as,
following.
VI, 673 C.
Tcpi-apram.
141, 10.
P/tii.
IT,
170, et alibi.
Artem. 113. 196.

fj,
168 D. E.
Max.
mpi-ôrjo-is, ems,
noise, tumult.
Sext. 695, 32.

Achill. Tat. 4, 4.
fj,
jrepi-fiopêm.
Cels.
apud
Orig.
I,
Artem. 76. 940 B. Max.

1,
irepi-acrBpaivco.
neplatris,
(cos,
(n-fpiaSm)
a singing round.
Plut. II, 41 D, dubious.
Luc. Act. 9, 3. 22, 6. PseudoClem. A. I, 285 C, t6i> Jos. Mace. 4, p. 502. Psell. 1169 -a(j)drjvai,. vovv, to illumine. much occupied or busied. 7rept-acr;ôXof, ov, Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 21 nept-avydâ, to enlighten, illumine. Philon I, Clem. A. II, 212 B. 364, 6. 395, 2.
Trfpi-acTTpaTrTffl.
1 TLvd. Lucian. II, 342. Athan. 648 A. Simoc. 69, 1. Trcpl-fiovvos, ov, surrounded by hills. Plut. 364 C.
Tyr. 94,
448 A.
I,
?repi.j3paxi6viov, ov, to,
=z
^paxioviov.
Classical.
Philon
Trepi-pico.
II,
266,
2.
Trepi-^pwTos, ov,
gnawed
II,
all
Lucian.
718.
around. Aret. 60 A. Agath. 292, 4.
nepiâpiâ, ura, (âpos) to carry round the altar. In the following passages iropireua.
ireptavyacrp.6s,
ov,
6,
illumination.
Orig.
Ill,
Mai. 451, 21. 473, 11.

Trepi-ficDpios,
28 A.
Trepiaiyeia,
as,
fj,
(7rp{.avyt)s}
ov,
about the altar.
Sept. Par.
2,
preceding.
34, 3 TO 7rpLâ>pta, things about the altar.

7TpifiwTos, ov, z:= TTepiôrjTos.
Arvtteas 10.
II,
Philon
II,
560, 34.
Clem. A.
Oreg. Naz. HI,
88 C.
tJctq),
1390 A.
Treptavyea,
^=
Trepiavydôi.
Strab. 16, 4, 6.
irepL-yavoa.
Cass. 162, 23.
Simoc. 59,
3.
8.
Longin. 17,
Treptavyrj,
rjs, rj,
2.
wepi-yavvvixai greatly.
Simoc. 180.
z=z irepiavyeta.
Plut. II, 936 A.
TTepiyeyovoTios (jrepiyiyvopai), adv. victoriously,
Trepi-av\i^cj>,
to
pitch
tent.
Tim.
Ant.
triumphantly, successfully.
264 A.
wepiavXicriMa,
nepiyfypappfvas
aros, to,
(Trepiypdcjxo),
Did. A. 616 adv. definitely,

Diog.
5, 65.
abode.
Agath. 35, 18.
distinctly.
235, 13.
Trepc-yeyavos, oros, to, sonorous.
nepiavXov, ov, to,
^=
av\ri.
Epiph. Man. 268 C.
TTfpiyeios, ov, (y^)
about or around the earth

I,
TreptaurifojLcat (avTos^, to
self,
think too
mucb of one's
earthly.
20.
Philon
Orig.
I,
rj,
21, 28.
II, 24, 20.
226,
II,
peyoKocppoveo).
Tv(j)to.
1065 C, rm
150, 19,
Ti.
Nyss. Ill, 2. To assume. Simoc.

Greg.
talk
Plut. II, 745 B.
886 E.
Clem. A.
405 A.
769 C.
the being jrcplyeios.
Ptol.
irepiyeiorrjs, r/Tos,
fjcr<o,
irepi-avToKoyea,
Sext. 16, 3.
to
about one's
12.
self.
Tetrab. 17.
TTepiyeXatrroy, ov,
Porphyr. Aneb. 32,

fj,
Iambi.
Plut.
:^
KarayeXao'Tos, ridiculous.
Myst.
II,
90, 9.
talk about one's self.
Epiph.
alibi.
ia-co,
I,
irepiavToXoyla, as.
ffepi-yeXam
956 B, et alibi. KaTayeXda. Apollon. D. Synt.

6,
539 C, et B.
Orig.
to
tie
I,
752 B.
the
284, 21.
neck.
Trepi^yeXais,
aiTos,
TrepL-av)êviâ>,
round
laughing-stock.
Pseudo-
Theophijl.
Ill,
507 B.
Jacob.
9, 2, Tivl.
fj,
mpiavxeviov, ov, to, Philon II, 62, 49.

ir(pi-a(f>lr]pi..
=:
o-rpewTos nepiavx^vws.
TrepiyevrjTiKos,
ov,
(jrepcyiyj/o/icii)
able to con-
quer
Plut.
II,
1055 E.
successively.
Jos. B.
Basil. HI,
'ura,
437
take
C.
jrepL-yrjpdo-KO),
to
grow old
stveet.
'^wepiaxvpi(a>,
to
I,
off
2. I,
the
axvpov.
J. 3, 10, 8.
Dieuch. apud Orib.

3, 90.
289,
TTfpi-yXvKvs,
0,
very
Ael.
N. A.
15, 7 ne-
mpi-fidbrjv, adv. astride.
Plut.
1018 A. Poll.
pLyXvKL(rTOS.
Euagr. 2649 A.
quid
2,
TTipiyXvTTTtov
11, 454.'
2, p. 2,
^=
Sfi 7repiyXi(j}eiv.
Diosc. lobol.
TTfpiâTapios,
Cedr.
61.
_
fjs,
rj,
rrepi-î^poia-Kat,
L.
circumrodo.
Diod.
p. 206.
3,
4.
irepiyXvipr),
to
7repi.yXv(f)eiv.
Paul.
i)iosc. 1, 93.
!repi-/3io<o,
160 (161). 84,

Sept.
Aeg. 240.
5,
to
survive.
Piwi.
I,
904 E.
2.
1.
Mace.
18.
irepiyXvcpos, ov, (nepiyXiffxn))
carved
all
around.
To
suffer to
live.
Sept.
Sept. Reg. 3, 6, 27 as v.
Trepi-yXv(jia>.
1.
Ex.
22, 18 as V.
Apollod. Arch. 44.

the cuticle
Aristid.
I,
mpi-p\dwTa.
mpi-^XacTTava.
Êpi/3X))TiKor,
Hippol. 772 C.
Plut. II, 829 A. B.
ov,
456, 13.
Kfpi-yXaTTis, iSos,
f),
of
the tongue.
^,
(jrepi/SoXXci))
compassing.
Athen.
1, 10.
Digitized
by Microsoft
TTepiryvaxni}
ireptyvoHns, ecos, ^,
875
cXmav,
1,
Trept-eô)
hensive, applied to
hnrinv.
7,
yvacns-
irept-yopyos, ov, very swift.

nepl-ypajifui, aros, to, that
Eudoc. M. 293. Mai. 35, 5.

Aristaen.
1,
such nouns as
dacfjvav,
Dion. Thr. 636, 14.
Philon
which is circumscribed :
919.
541,
'6vopa.
enclosure.
10.
trcpiypcKJiri,
Lttcian. II,
irepieKTiK&s, adv. comprehensively.
Theol. Arith.
60.
^s,fi,h.
eircumacriptio,
Antec.
1, 6,
cheat-
irfpi-eKxiiva, to overflow.
Trepi-i\ev(n.s, ecor,
fj,
ing,
defrauding,
3 Ilpor Trepicreditores
Joann. Mosch. 2864. a going around. Plut. II,

following.
ypacjiriv t5>v
oiKeiav SaveurToiv, ut
916 D.
tTepL-eKLyp,6s,
defraudet.
'neplypa(pos,
Ill,
ov,
ov, 6,
Agath. Ill,
^=
irepiypaiTTos.
Greg. Naz.
to
17.
406 A.
1574 A.
circumvent.
nepi-eXtîs, eas,
jTcpiypd^m,
circumsoribo,
to
rj, a rolling or revolving round. Fseudo-Dion. 892 D.
Antec.
1, 8, 2.
vepi-e\Kva-p6s,
irepi-yvpeva,
15.
go around.
Oepara.
Porph. Cer. 481,
around.
ov, d, a drawing or dragging Did. A. 1660 B. C.
490, 3,
TO.
irepi-epTrkeKm, to involve, entangle.
Steph. Diac
jrepiSaKpvi, v, {SaKpvov) full
of
tears.
PseudoBasil. Sel.
1136 A.
irfpi-evoxKem.
Jacoh. 16,
1.
Clementin. 317 C.
Eustrat. 2336 D.
to burst
489 A.
TrepiSeiTTveai,
rj(r<o,
ncpi-fâvdea,
to
forth
all
around.
Galen.
give a funeral feast.
Sept.
Ill,
169 A.
Eeg.
2, 3,
35, rov AavtB aprois-
Artem. 392.
7rcpi-epyd(opat, to pry.
Tcla.
jTfpiSfîov, OV, ro, {irepiheîos)
L.
dextrale,
Esai.
3, 20.
2.
CTTt
Eus.
11,
To
be haunted.
1172 B, pavEuchol. p. 490

that is haunt-
bracelet.
Sept.
Num.
31, 50.
Eu^Tj
oiKtas TreptepyaôpevTjs vtto Trovrjpav
irepL-Beapeva
118.
=^
TrtptSea).
Schol. Arist. Eccl.
irvvpdTa>v, a
prayer for a house

fj,
ed by
evil spirits.
irepi-Sea-ixeo), ^cro), to tie
up
to
prevent. Hippol.
iTfpLepyaala, as,
Haer. 460, 33.

irepi-8ea-p.os, ov,
1,
213 A.
Aristaen.
TTfpiepyia,
2.
as,
nepispyia.
Hard
work.
Clem. A. Achmet. 231.

magic.
1,
band, bandage, girdle.
rj,
periergia,
Iren.
25.
jrepl-Seros, ov, tied

irepiSexop'O.i,
round.
App.
I,
755, 32.
perhaps an error for Trapabiôjuii.

258,
effls,
580 A. 678 A. ms. II, 1021 B. Epiph.l, 420 B. II, 48 D. Vit. Nil. Jun. 20 B. Also, KepUpyeia. Tim. Presb. 29 A.
wepiepyoXoyia, as,
rj,
Philon
I,
6.
fj,
(nepUpyos, Xeyo)) idle
talk.
iTepi-hivr](ns,
a whirling
or
revolving
II,
Eu.1t.
Mon. 916 B.
ov,
round, revolution.
Diog.
2, 12.
Plut.l,S75A.
:
888 D.
Sept.
nepUpyos,
Trept-SiirKoo}, to
wrap around
Lyd. 50,
1.
to
pack
up.
Judith 10,
TTfpt-StmKft).
5.
7repi-8t(f)6p6a).
trepi-SoKoa
JTfpi-Soveto.
Strab. 6,
1, 8.
Sext. 650, 23.
Plut. I, 666 D. Orig. I, 340 B. IV, 225 C. Isid. Ta nepUpya, magical arts. Luc. Act. 19, 19. Iren. 673 A. 3. Given to the study of magic. Dion C. 69, 11, 2. Eus. Alex. 428 B d nepUpyos, magician. S. Do-
magical.
Ill,
1425 C. 836 C.
Eus.
irpoa-boKcuo.
Plut. 938 C. [v.

50, 10.
1.]
ing
evil,
wicked, :z= KaKorpovos.
Basilic. 60,
Dion.
fj,
H.
I,
30
21.
(titul.).
vepibpanTiKos,
ov,
(TrepiSpdcrcropai) grasping.
Trepi-cpTTvô), v(Ta,
:=
following.
Ael. N. A.
Ael.
6,
Theod. Anc. 1393 C.

neplSpaîs, ecos,
et alibi.
fj,
a grasping.
Plut. II, 392 B,
TTfpi-epnco.
Galen. IV, 133 E.
V. H.
3,
Orig. 11, 1116 C.
42.
to
I,
7repi-Spda-<Top,ai
or
irepi-SpajToiiai,
grasp.
Trepi-ea-dia.
Diod.
5, 33.
Lucian.
II,
348, trop'
Philon
Orig.
1,
1,
216, 14.
383, 41.
Plut.
142 B.
ically.
!repi-ea-Kpp.evas,
225 C. fjc, y, a running about. Jos. Ant. 20, 11, 2, p. 982 Kara Trepibpop.rjV, cursorily. 2. Circumvention, cheating. Athan. 1, 316 C. Treplbpoptos, ov, 6, roadstead? Plut. II, 731 D. vepi-eyeipa. Jos. Ant. 5, 9, 3, et alibi. Hippol. Haer. 216, 45.
nepihpopr],
adv. circumspectly.
Philon
I,
672, 28.
Poll. 4, 23.
Orig. Ill, 1560 A.

covertly.
nfptea-Td\pva>s
Epict.
3,
7,
7,
Diog.
16.
Erotian. 150 =
adv.
(fffptexw)
13.
(nepia-reWa), adv. Hippol. Haer.
220,
94.
TrepLctTTiKcos
(rrepieaTiKos},
eia-rdKas.
ccnTTjpias.
Paid. Aeg. 300, exîv,
to be safe.
irepi-ciKr](ris,
ems,
f],
a winding round.
Poll. 4,
7repi-e<l)6os, ov, well-boiled.
Lucian.
holding,
II, 119.
156.
Orib. 11, 424, 2.

r),
irepiexrjs,
>
to
containing.
srepi-eieriKos,
ov,
containing, comprising, hold-
ing.
Cleomed. Se, 13.
Diosc.
2,
Philostr. 822.
*Trept-exa>,
(nS).
I,
Erotian.
162
Ta
TreptcKTiKa
II,
tS>v
crafidTiov.
book.
the
2.
contain.
Diod. 1,4.
3, 1,
of a
10,
Participle, to irepiixov, heaven,
Epict. 1, 9, 4.
564,
Plut.
886 B.
retentive.
Sext. 481, 9.
2.
Lucian.
atmosphere.
Polyh.
1,
Epicur.
37,
9.
apud Diog.
36, 6.
Compre-
46.
3,
Agathar.
Digitized
by Microsoft
repirêca
876
1, 1, i, 7.
Trepi,KeKaXviifi,evco<;
157,18.
95 seq.
Diod. Diod.
4, 38.
Strab.
et a\ihl
irepi-Bpiyicom, to hedge.
Plut.
I,
41 7 F.
Clem,
(Compare Eur. Fr.

II,
yijv ovpavov-
Ineert.
Arist.
Nub.
ttjv
A.
I,
664
-a-dai
nvos,
=^
aircipyeaOai.
543, 28 Tov TrcpUxovra
jTepiBpv^m, see TrepidpiiTTTQ).

jrepi-epvXKea>
TTEpi-ffa.
Trepi'fijXof,
Cornut. 3.) Plut. II, 567 B. C. Simoc, 01/, fer^ ^rjKcoTos.

Sept.
8ui0pv\\ea).
Basil. IV, 268
D.
I,
300 C.
1
88, 1
7.
irepi-6pvwra>, to
jrepi-f</ia, aror, to,
L. campestre, suUigaculum,
3,
7.
501, 23.
Also, irepiBpvâ.
Plut. II, 168
crumble completely.
Diod.
Philon
3, 51.
apron.
alibi.
Gen.
Ruth
3,
15, et
irepiBvpea ^=. nepi Tas 6vpas elpl.

11. 14.
Ael. N. A.
1,
PHora
2, 9, 3.
Bion. H. V, 630, 9. Strah. 15, 1, 73. 2. Under-clothing. Polyb. I, 98, 12.
irepi-Bvo.
D -(tBcu.
all over.
6, 25, 3.
little
7repc-6apaKiCa>.
irfpiâjxa.
Basil. Ill, 637 A.

3.
nfpL^mfidTiov, ov, to,
Dion. H.
StepJl.
TTept-idpoco.
Sext. 577,
rj,
IV, 2032,
nepiâia-Tpis,
11.
iSos,
Orig. Ill, 376

rj,
irepi-ibpatTLs, ecos,
a sweating
Di^sc.
wfptfaxrrpa.
lobol.
9.
Diac. 1104 C,
319,
(TiBripa.
Trepi-mTrevco,
ScTiol.
L.
obequito.
Polyb.
581, 10.
5,
73,
12.
nepi-rjyr)p.a, arcs, to, description.

6.
rj,
Dion, P.
Diod. 17, 59.

Trepi-KodoKTm.
Philon
II,
I,
Strab. 16, 4, 6.
Diosc.
alibi.
5, 110.-
7r(pirjyr]<ns, ems,
periegesis,
geographical
2, 5, 18,
Plut.
I,
929 A.
description.
p. 183, 25.
7!epa]yr)Tf]s,
Strab. 3, 4, 3.
9, 2, 6.
TTepi-Kadapiâ
23.
364 E, et
Esai.
6, 7.
nepiKadaipco.
6.
Sept. Lev. 19,
Jos. Apion. 1, 3.
6,
Deut. 30,
ov,
describer.
Strab.
9,
1,
16.
irepiKciBappa, aros, to,
= xaSappa
4, 13.
Sept. Prov^
Plut. II, 395

irepiTjyriTiKoi,
rj,
A. 675 E, cicerone.
ov,
21, 18.
descriptive.
Leshon.
173
78.
Paul. Cor. 1, Orig. IV, 296 B.

11, 61.
Epict.
3,
22^
(186).
Plut. II,
386 D.
1,
724 D.
left
irepi-KoBiâ, to besiege.
Sept. Deut. 20, 12. 19.

v.
1.
TTfpi-rjdripa, aroi, to, the
matter
101.
to
after strainII,
Mace.
Ant.
1,
Diod. 20, 103 as
Jos.
ing, refuse.
irept-rjXf'o
Diosc.
Galen.
instruct.
239 C.
I,
5, 10, 2.
KaTq)(ia>,
1017 B. 1312 C -e^vai Ti. 936 C Chal. 26. 25 'Qs a-dai, to have heard. dtjpev, as toe have been informed.
vepi-qxTjpa, aros, to, noise, din.
Orig.
7TepiKa6L(rp6s,
ov,
o,
^=
itoXiopKia.
Theoph.
nepiijxfjTrepir^xr)-
Cont. 615, 16.

nepiKaKeo),
to be
r/iro),
(yrepUaKos)
to be in misfortune,.
unlucky.
Tamil. V. P.
84, 6.
2.
Polyb.
1,
58, 5.
To
C.
rj,
be faint-hearted,
2,
30, 4.
3,
eKKOKea.
nepi-fixrjiTis,
Hyninog. 1024 A. fj, a resounding. Philon 11, Plut. I, 464 C. 159, 45. 2. Erroneous instruction. Orig. I, 1009 D. to cherish. irepi-BoKirm, Clementin. 392 B. Pseudo-Di'on. 857 B. Simoc. 189, 12. irepi-Bi'hya. mpi-6epa, aros, to, that which is put around.
244.
.Tos.
Macar. 848
7re piKdKrjtns,
ems,
cas,
ill-luck.
Polyb. -1, 85,
2.
irepL-KaKos, ov, unfortunate.

TrepiKciKivbrjtTis,
Xlo-is.
Ptol. Tetrab. 68.
ems,
tj,
(KaXtr8ea>) ^:z TrepiKV-
Plut.
n, 919 A.
Aquil. Hos.
nepiKapTrfis, es, (rrepumiiwrm^ bent.

6, 8.
irepi-KapTTTw.
Classical.
Plut.
11,
246
B.
Sept.
Num.
ov,
16, 39.
PorpJiyr. V. Pyth. 96.
lamhl. V. P. 458.
Histor. 42, 19.
irepi-deppjiiva>
very much.
Doroth. 1709 A.
Diosc. lobol. 4.
jrepi-Koirviâ.
Nic.
Sei
CP.
irfpideppos,
very 6epp6s.
alibi.
Trepi-Kaphiov, ov, to, pericardium.
Moschn. 100^
Clem.
A.
I,.
Plut. II,
642 C, et
irepiKapreov
to be
r=
wepiKcipeiv.
neptdea-ipos, ov,
(nepnidrjiii)
put around.
636 B.
use of straws,. a practice of hens. Plut. II, 700 D {Arislot. H. A. 6, 2, 20). Sept. jrept-KaToXrjTrros, ov, surrounded: caught. Mace. 2, 14, 41. Diod. 4, 76. 2, 50, p. 162,
TrepiKapfjUfffjios, oC, 6, (^Kapcjios) the
Jos. Ant. 15, 8, 2.

irepl-dea-is,
eats,
rj,
Petr.
1, 3, 3.
a putting around, wearing. Arr. Anab. 7, 22, 4. Sext.

irepiTiBevai.
122, 27.
Trepidereov
9, 7.
Sel
Geopon.
5,
78.
nepi-6empeu>.
Lucian.
I,
786.
Attal. 299, 8, toC
jrepi-KaTaaTp<f>m.
65.
']Tepi-KaTafT<\>dâi.
Strab. 16, 2, 13.
Diosc.
2,
irepi-Bempiov, ov, to, precincts.
BaaiXdioj.
jrepi-ffkaais,
ea>s,
rj,
Polyb.
1,
86, 6, two. irepi
Tt.
contusion.
Herod, apud
Galen.
Trepi-Karaxem.
Trepi-KOTexm,
to
Strab. 16, 2, 43.
Orib. II, 463, 5.
Plut. II, 609 E.
surround,
shut in.
Philon
I,
nepi-ffXAm, to bruise.
Plut. II, 341 A.
657,25.
TvepiKeijievms
Jos. B. J. 3,
7, 3.
6,4,5.
incidentally^
'
XII, 419 B.
nepi6ki^r]s, is, (ireptdXiâ) afflicted.
(^ttepiKeipai),
9.
adv.
Basil. Ill,
Cass. 144,
632 A.
Trepi-6pr)vea>
7repiKeKa\vpp.evios (wepiKoKvirra), adv. covertly
very much.
Plut.
I,
942
-elirBoj..
enigmatically.
Nil.
653 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irepiKeKXeiaiMevoo^
TrepiKeKKeia-fievas
877
adv. L.
closely,
irepi-XaicTiêo
(TTfpntXeioj),
irepiKopbaKi^tD, Itra, to
dance
the Kop&a^.
Schol.
Galen.
II,
29 D.
(TrepiKOTrrai),
Arist.
Eq. 697.
Sept. Ps. 143, 12.
II,
irepiKenofijiiviiis
adv.
p.
concise,
irpL-Kocrp.ia).
concisely.
nept-KevTea>.
Just.
Tryph. 118,
II,
752 A.
2, 35.
App.
652, 47.
Jos. Apion. Greg. Nyss. Ill,
App.
320, 85.
Basil.
HI, 245
992 C.
nepi-KocrpLos, ov,
A.
Greg. NysK. Ill, 420 C.

Plut.
round
the world.
2, 8,
Iambi. Myst.
irepi-Kepavvvp,i:
IV, 317
trepiKfpda)
C :=
924 B. Theophyl. B. Kepdvwfu somewhat.

II,
67, 12.
Synes.
Hymn.
p. 1592.
Pseudo-
Dion. 260 A.
7repoer/ii(os,
iirepKepdio.
Polyh.
5,
84, 8.
11,
adv. round the world. Iambi. Myst.
1,5.
Trept-Ke(pdKmos,
a,
ov,
ij
around
the
head.
2<
78, 2.
ov, to, (Kovpd) a shearing all Pseud-îân. IV, 841 A. trcpiKpdvios, ov, round the Kpaviov. Plut. I, 64 C. Galen. II, 237 A. 372 B. Antyll. apud
TteptKovpelov,
Substantively, (a)
Kopvs, helmet.
17.
7repiKe<pa\aia
1, 17, 38.
:=
Kpavos,
around.
Sept.
Reg.
Polyb.
Ke(j>dKMOv
iTpi-K.r)ivos,
3, 71, 4,
et alibi.
(b)
Polyb.
Esai. 59,
to nepi.6, 22, 3.
nepiKe(l>a\aia.
Orib. Ill, 571, 3,
ip-riv.
ov, 0,
adjoining garden.
9,
Diod.
II,
irepUpavov, ov, to, helmet.

2,
Strab. 11, 4,
5.
Poll.
527, 63.
Diog.
36.
42.
irepi-KKala, to deplore, lament.

irepl-KKaaii, can,
fj,
Plut. I, 1005 A. a breaking or twisting round. Dion. Thr. 630, 2 Kara TrepixXaClassical. a-iv iv rfi 7Tepia-7ra>p,evr;, with reference to the circumflex accent. Plut. I, 373 A. B. 439 2. A wheeling D. n, 45 D, et alibi. about, in military language. Polyb. 10, 21, 6. 3. Ruggedness, roughness of a surface.
Trepi-Kparia, to master, to
have the upper-hand.

Jos. Ant.
11,
3, 4.
Philon
I,
83,
25.
30.
Plut. II, 526 F.

TrcpLKparfis,
e's,
Sext. 186, 4.
powerful.
iyKpaTtjs-
2.
That
Act.
1.
controls,
master,
z=
Luc.
v.
27,
16.
Theodtn. Dan. (init.) 39 as

TrepLKpdTrja-is, fcos,
fj,
to nepiKparuv.
Nicet.
Byz. lib B.
Id. 3, 104, 4.
Trfpi-icXdo).
Classical.
Cleomed. 52, 23.
Strab.
mpiKpaTms, adv. in a controlling manner. Basil. Ill, 961 B, ex^'" Tivoi 7tpiKpaTTJ clval
14, 2, 5.
TtVOS.
wepl-KXficTK,
ems,
17,
Theol. Arith. 60.

Trepi/cXti^s,
Cp-ill.
an enclosing : enclosure. A. X, 92 C.
TrepiKpepfjs,
cs,
(TrepiKpffidrnvpi)
hung round
5, 2, 6.
(bedecked).
jTcpi-Kprifivos, ov,
Lucian.
Ill, 653.
, (kXiVw) inclined, sloping. Cleomed. Pto. I, 315 A, TepiKKivov, ov, TO, (^kKivti) couch round a table.
80, 29.
precipitous.
Strab.
12,
13, 39, et alibi.

Ttepi-Kporiai.
Jos. B. J. 5, 5, 8.
Ill,
Dion. H.
1414, 12.
Philon
II,
478, 40.
ems,
rj,
TTcpi-Kpipo)
all
^=
TtepiKpvTtTo.
Luc.
7.
1,
24.
(See
irepl-KKviTis,
a washing
KM;fu's.
around, a
II,
3,
also Kpvâ.)
irepi-Kpmâ.
deluging.
Ael. IS. A. 16, 15.

r),
Dion C.
16, 6.
Ois,
fj,
58, 5,
jTcpiKvrifiis, I'Sor,
.
:=
Dion. H.
678,
21.
at.
irepi-KTdop.ai =::: nfptTroUofiai,
to
acquire.
Jos.
16.
PZui. I,
to
264 E.
all 4.
II,
Theodtn. Dan.
Ant. 13,
Tre pL-KTr]o-is,
CTem. A.
zrm.
I,
400 C.
acquisition.
I,
itepi-Kviâ,
gnaw
around:
816, 45.
to nibble
TrepnroirjiTis,
H. in, 1833, App. irepi-Roip.aop.ai.

Dion.
itepi-KoKKdta.
Plut. II, 10 D. E.

Sext. 227, 14.
7repi.-Kv8ai.va>
8.
App.
9,
43.
Geopon. 12, 33.

to sail
very much.
Ael.
ftof,
Sibyll. 3, 575.
wpiKo\mC<o (koXttos),
P.
round a
bay.
Arr.
Trepc-KvK\eva>.
Schol. Arist. Ran. 193.
M. E.
57. 34, Tip)

t],
l-)(op,iVT\v ^Treipov.
irepi-KVKKea.
TrepiKvKkrjms,
TrepiKvKKiov,
N. A.
13, 9.
mpi-Kojuhrj, ^s,
1, 14, 9.
a carrying round.
Geopon.
r),
revolution.
Lyd.
72, 11.
ov,
2.
to,
periphery.
Hermes
Tr.
irepi-Konri,
movable Text, passage, in a book. 645 A. Just. Tryph. 65. 72, pp. 625 D. Clem. A. I, 1141 B. II, 356 A. 517 B. Orig. II, 1012 D. A/ric. 80 B. Epist. 44 A. Longin. 1013 B. ni, 493 D. IV, 64 C. Heph. Poem. Frag. 8, 12. Basil. I, 461 A. Schol. Arist. Pac. 1127, metrical. 8, 1. Philon I, 345, Set wepiKOTrreiv. Trfpuamriov Clem. ^. I, 625 C. 13. Plut. II, 711 E -COS.
5, 5,
pearance. Polyb. of garments. property. 3.
a cutting all around. Classical. Diosc. lobol. p. 46, amputation. Plut. II, 42 2. Cut, form, shape, apB, of the hair.
rji,
r),
Poem.
aroun'^
ireptKvK/^M
6, 14.
'
32,
TTcpi-Ki/fcXdo),
to
surround,
encircle,
compass
Deut.
Galen.
Ill, 1800,
6,
53,
6.
32, 20, 2.
7,
10, 25,
Sept.
Gen.
19, 4.
Ku/cXo).
1, 1,
r),
<Se/?J.
Ex.
28, 29.
81, 3. 32, 12,
Esdr.
50.
1, 2, 8.
TVfpi-Kvkiais,
f<as,
circumvolution.
XII, 296 C.
Trepi-Kv\la> ^=. TrepiKv\lv8ai.
5.
Dion. H.
Diod. 17,43.
irepi-KvpTos, ov,
convex
all
around.
Galen. XII,
477 A.
Trepi-XaKLâ,
Sext. 256, 31.

to
lacerate.
Pseudo-/os. Mace.
10.
Trepi-XaKTiCa.
Clem. A.
I,
1036 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irepi-XaXeay
jr0(-XaXfcB, to bore with talking.
Vit. Nil.
878
Jun.
alibi.
irepirOiSev(o
Diod.
1, 51.
Strab.
7, 1, 5.
2, 5, 4,
152 B,
TWO..
17,
p. 167, 7,
T^s y^y.
7ripi\d\r]a-is, eas,
twaddle, twaddling.
Galen.
7repi-p,iyvvfii., to
mix up.
Plut.
I,
Galen.
II,
39 C.
IX, 216 F.
TrepiXa/ijSai'iB,
irepi-iiovaoa.
to 4.
comprise.
Plut.
II,
16.
488,
receive
Dion. H. V, 196, 2. To 552 A.
mpi-p.vKa.op.ai.
560 A, nvd.
Diod.
TTipivavTios, ov,
2,
{vavrla) sechsick, dizzy.
irapakanâvu).
(XdfiTrto)
Mai. 477,
Pii.
I,
18. 485.
58, p. 170, 90.

to
irepiXaiiTrris, es,
very bright.
Philon
I,
7repc-vep.opxu,
spread around.
{jrepivo^to),
Plut.
I,
978
485, 24.
Epict. Frag. 20.

ov,
mpt-Xafinpos,
557 E.
II,
C,
tI.
preceding.
Simoc. 53, 15.
7repivfi>orip.fva>s
adv.
intelligently.
mpCKap.vpa>s, adv. very brightly.
Greg. Naz.
liermog. Rliet. 359, 24.

Trepi-veva,
488 A.
irept-XdiiTro).
L. vergo,
590, 15.
to incline, slope.
Died.
3, 12.
Philon
2,
I,
511, 13.
1, 6.
7, 1, 5.
8, 4, 1.
2.
I,
Strab. 4,
To
look around.
525, 51, et alibi.

Jos. Ant. 6, 2, 2.
7repl-\ap.\jns, eibs,
17,
Luc.
9.
Act. 26, 13.

Plut. 11,
App.
II,
nepi-vrjjopm.
Dion. H.
eas,
41, 14.
Plut.
II,
a shining around.
977 A.
7!epi-v6rj(Tis,
r],
931 A.
*7rfpiXc7rif<B
I,
Plotin. 11, 950, 11.
understanding
Poll. 2, 229.
subtlety.
II,
wepiXeTrai.
Dieuch. apud On'J.
Plut.
II,
509 E.
rj,
Plotin.
287,
6.
7?u/".
apud
Orib. II, 257, 4.
1410,
4.
irepiKevKos, ov,
6, sc. Xi'ôy,
perileucos, a gem.
n^pikq'îs,
Trept-vorjTiKos,
2,
ov,
intelligent
cunning.
Poll.
>i>7i. Ill,
Tre pL\-qp.p.a,
300 B.
to,
aros,
=
1.
229.
T),
embrace.
n-fpi-voTjTos,
ov,
imaginary.
Hipparch. 1048
Dion. H. IV,
Sept. Eccl. 3, 5 as v.
nepiXrjTTTKos,
17,
B,
Plut. II, 428
5ea;^ 105, 4.
Collective,
ypafiprj.
fjs,
fj,
ov,
comprehensive.
C.
7repivop,rj,
(yep,a>)
jrepivofiris
a turn.
D.

I,
CZem. 4. grammar.
1013
2.
2143, 4 'Ek
turns,
eyevero TrapoXXa^, in
in
Dion.
ovopjt, collective
/ioy, o;(Xoff,
Tryph. 33, noun, noun of multitude (8^T/ir.
636, 13.
nepi-voos, ov, very intelligent.

pivov(TTaTos, superlative.
TT^ptvocTTjo'is, eas,
Jj,
Sext. 260, 25
ire-
arparos).
(Treptiôareo))
II,
a going round,
Agaih.
76, 2.
TTepiKqitTiKcos,
II,
adv. comprehensibly.
Clem. A.
revolution.
?repi->/oWf<B.
Eus.
i],
1244 B.
345 D.
ems,
ij,
4Zex. TVaZZ. 74.

(jrepivonâi)
7repL-\r]\JAis,
sion.
a taking together, comprehenV, 68, 5. Poll. 9, 98. Clem. A. II, 348 A. Greg. Naz. HI, 244 A, summary. 2. 4re embracing. Sept.
Dion.
irepivoTUTis, eas,
a moistening or
H.
wetting
all
around.
Aet. 4, p. 66, 43.
TrepivvKTis, iSos,
fj, (to|) appearing in the night. Erotian. 282, pimple.
Eccl.
3, 5.
Trept-âlvoi.
Jos. B. J. 3, 9, 3,
Tvepi-Xifmavtii.
mpi-îa.
8.
7, 7,
Sept. Sap. 13, 11.

fj,
nepi-Xix'êia.
TreptKoyrj, ^s,
r)
Philon
I,
38, 32.
446,
3.
Tzepiohua, as,
(nepiodcva) circuit.
(jrcpiKeya) treaty.
Theoph. 580,
10, p. 70, 3.
Dion. Alex. 1260 A

irepi-
Strab.
2, 4,
10.
TTcpt-Xouo),
'H
L. circumluo. Plut.
)j,
KVKko<l)opLKfj tS>v
I,
661 D, et
alibi
oSela.
2.
I,
ovpavlav (Tvvobla Kai
Journey.
Galen. XIII, 960 A.
TTcpiXuiria, as,
7,
(fffpiXinros) jrea( J^rie/!
Diog.
97.
r),
Ttipip.dK.Tpi,a, as,
(yrepiiidaaa) female purifier.
Plut. II, 166 A, magician.

mpifiavfis, s, (/xaiVo/ioi)
mad.
Diosc.
Plut.
I,
918 E,
381 A. D, visitation, of a 3. Medical 489 B. treatment. Paeud-Athan. IV, 1008 B. Vit. Nil. Jun. 96 D. TrepidSeD/iia, aros, to, a going around. Theoph.
bishop.
Basil. IV,
Athan.
273 A.
et alibi.
Com.
Classical.
1,
233,
2.
mpi-pAa-a-a.
84, p. 89.
TrepioSevrfis, ov, 6, itinerant
or visiting presbyter.
irepilxaxqTais {Trepi.iia)(r)Tos), adv. eagerly.
Hippol.
Haer. 422,
nepL-iJ,e\aiva>.
79.
Laod. 57. Gennad. 1617 B. Cons(. (536), 1041 B. Justinian. Cod. 1, 3, 42, ^. 2.
mpijxeveriov
Plut. II, 368 C.

hit
irepifxivuv.
Physician.
Soz. 1192
A.
Pseud-.4<7!an. IV,
Herod, apud
I,
p.i
1020 C.
TreptoSeuTotds,
rj,
Orib. II, 42, 4.
ov,
that cultivates
or studies.
mpififva, to wait for.
Dion. H. Epict. 4, 8, 25'AXXov mpipAvio ha 37, 3. axfycKfjo-r). Enohir. 15. Martyr. Polyc.
Classical.
Ptol. Tetrab. 57, juiBtjpaTav.

7rfpt-o8eu<B, to
1,
p. 1029, "iva jrapaSoefj.

aepi-pLiTpeon.
Lucian.
fj,
II, 757.
Sept. Keg. 2, 24, 145 D,.Ti. .4j!)p. I, 69. 770, 74. Tropically, to go over, study, examine, to treat a subject. Strab.
go around.
8. 5, to
7,
Zacb.
1,
10.
7.
Plut.
I,
ircplji^Tpos, ov,
sc. ypap.ix.ri,
perimetros,
Polyb.
1,
3, 9.
5, 1, 12.
6, 1, 15,
circumference, perimeter.
56, 4, et
Epict. 3, 15,
pp. 344, 15. 421, 23, Plut. n, 87 B, et alibi.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irepioBia
Ptol.
879
52,
7repiova-to<!
Tetrab.
I,
1.
Sext.
2. To visit, of 109 B, dyavas. 3. a bishop's visitation. Athan. I, 381 D.
Ckm. A.
27,
et
alibi.
about Jordan.
Koi,
2t
In geography,
01 ireploi-
the inhabitants
the
same
latitude.
of opposite meridians in Gemin. 833 D. Cleomed.

Diod. 12, 12,
to
To attend, treat medically, cure, =: 6epaP^wi. I, 751 C. mia. Jos. Ant. 17, 4, 2. Joann. Mosch. 3093 C. 3096 Nil. 572 A.
A.
Sophrns. 3365 A.
Pseiid-^zAara. IV,
10,4.
Trept-oKeXXo), to
run aground.
fall into.
mpt-oXicrBalvtD, to slip off or about. Philon I, 410, 31. Jos. B. J. 3, 7, 10. Plut. II, 591.
irepi-oXiaBrjms, cms,
r], a slipping off: slippery 142 B. II, 325 B, et alibi.
Chron. 522, 10. Mai. 387, 23. 4. To ron'ie in periods, in rbetoric. Hermog.
1013 D.
Khet. 153, 22.
18.
Pseudo-Kemeir.
8, 6. 7.
78,
place.
Trfpt-oXxi?,
Plut.
rjs,
I,
rj,
distraction,
diversion. Orib.
Jos.
II,
Ttepmhla, less correct for ireptoSda.
Ant.
periodical.
15, 6, 6.
Archigen. apud
one's nails.
mpto8tC<o,
Strab.
la-a,
1.
(^jrepioSos)
to
be
147, 4.
7rept-ovux'f'"i io
po-'i'e
7, 2,
Phiton
II,
576, 27. 28 'Ev rals

c u
periodical.
Sept. Deut.
nails.
irepioSifou(rais votrois, intermittent.

TtepvohiKos,
17,
21, 12, avrtjv, thou shalt

TrepioTTTos, ov,
pare her
(Sv,
p er
od
seen at a distance, conspicuous.

Strab. 8, 6, 21, p. 191,
8.
Hermes Tr.
61, piyrj.
3,
latr. 388,
15, vaBrf.
Diosc.
1,
Classical.
Jos.
85 (95), Trvperos,
11,
intermittent
Ant. 15,
II,
11, 3.
17,
fever.
Plut.
1018
voctoi.
Clementin. 444 B,
periods,
2.
D.
E,
o-eXiji/jj.
irepi-opaais, ea>s,
circumspection.
Clem. A.
2.
Periodic, in
388 C.
I,
of a period, in rbetorio.
8.
Hermog.
TrepiopaTeov
Set irepiopav.
Diod. 20,
wroth.
Clem.
Rhet. 154,
Pseudo->eme(r. 11,
7.-3.
A.
401 B.
es,
In versification, applied to bexameters consisting alternately of dactyles and spondees.

Drac. 139, 17.
TTEpioSi/cSs,
Trepiopyrjs,
very angry,
1.
Classical.
1.
Jos. Ant. 18, 8,
Dion C.
46, 41,
Socr.
ill B.
irepi-opyiôjim very
adv. periodically : in periods. Herod.
much.
Polyb. 4, 4,
TrepiopBpov,
7.
apud
Orib.
U, 466,
2.
Plut.
II,
893 B.
2, 1,
TrepwpBptov
'Pseudo-Demetr. 19, 18.

itfpioSiov, ov, TO, little TTfpioSos.
Epict.
31.
dawn. Achmet. 154, the morning Herodn. 1, 4, 10. prayer of the Mussulmans (sdbahnamaz).
ov, to,
r^
the
2.
Cure, medical attendance.
Porph.
jrept-opicrpos, ov, 6,
boundary,
limit,
limitation.
Cer. 462, 20, rav oKoytov.

irepiohoviKqs, ov, 6,
Scymn.
70 P.
74.
Dion. H.
quered in
all
one who has conthe games (Olympia, Pytbia,

(vikcuo)
Sext. 140, \\.
Heron Jun.
Ill, 1692, 8.
Plut.
I,
48, 16,
21, circumference, circuit.

TrepiopiaTeos, a, ov, to he banished.
Nemea, Istbmia).
C. 63, 8, 3.
Philon
II,
438, 36.
Dion
Clem. A.
I,
433 A, TWOS.
17,
%Epio8oy, ov,
Polyb.
2,
sc.
xP''">
period of time.
Aristot.
43, 1 'Ek weptoSov, in rotation.
Trepi-opKTTiKos,
rj,
ov,
bounding, etc.
circumscribed.
Caesarius
Clemntin.
Schol,
1029.
Kepi-opuTTos,
ov,
2.
Periodus, perioc?,
3, 9,
in rbetoric.
ff.
Ehet.
3.
Dion.
350 D, et alibi. Hermog. Ehet. 153, 5.

Plut. II,
Demetr.
7, G.
Plut.
II,
V, 9, 11. 134, 8. Heph. Poem. 7, 5. Pseudo154, 19. 973 D, in music.

Diosc.
385 B.
7rfpio(r/iO,
ov,
(.oa-p-fj)
sweet-scented.
2,
Arist. Plut. 808.

nepioo-Tcos, ov, (octteov)
round
the bones.
Galen.
3. Periodic or intermittent fever.
183 (184).
nirpov,
5, 50.
3,
72 (79), p. 416.
4.
n, 241 B,
20.
vpives.
f/,
ncpwva-ia, as,
substance, property.
Lyd. 191,
1, 6, 3.
Plural, ai TrepioSot, travels.
Orig. II, 85 A,
Const. (536), 1220 B.
Antec.
in, to be
Rome.
forgery.
a work attributed to Clemens of Tim. Presb. 36 A, an-oa-TciXaiv, a
*7repiouo-if<B, acta, to
abound
wealthy.
jTfpioSwda
Diosc.
3,
23 (26), p. 368. irepmihalvo) Greg. Nyss. Ill, 925. irepioibea.

nepioiKia, as,
p.
17,
= =
nepiahvvcuo.
Philon
I,
484,
6.
Philon II, 30, Crantor apud Sext. 558, 3. Sext. 605, Cornut. lei -crSai.. 30. 61,41. Diod. II, 2. To excel, surpass. 26 -a-6ai.
549, 89.
Dion. H.
Eccl.
rj,
II,
1212, 13.
^
1.
irepi.ov(na(Tp.6s, ov, 6, one's
own possession.
Sept.
TrepioiKis.
Strab.
410, 5 as V.
Epiph.
I,
156
6, 1, 6,
Ps. 134, 4.
2, 8.
to wf-
mpiavaiaa^TiKos,
158.
ov,
wealthy.
Ptol. Tetrab.
pi'x<pajrepi-oiKodSfirjfia,
aros, to, wall

30.
around anything.
Sept. Gen. 19,
n-epiovmos, ov,
olKeios, vepmoirjTos, one's
own,
6, et
Heron Jun. 169,

irepioiKos, ov,
peculiar.
alibi,
Sept.
Ex.
19, 5.
Deut.
7,
dwelling round.
29
Judic.
7,
'Trepixcpos. sc. x<"P' 27, sc. X'^P'") =^ Trepixpa. Reg. 3, 33 Tip irepioUcf roO 'lopSayou, Me region
rj
ireplotKOs,
1,
Aaos
Petr. 1, 2, 9. Paul. Tit. 2, 14. Tertull. I, 380 A, Domesticam del gentem. (Compare Lev. 20, 26. Deut. 4, 20. 9, 26.)
TTcpioia-ios,
the
chosen people, pre-
Digitized
by Microsoft
irepio(f)6aX/Mio<;
880
93, 8.
'jrepi'irohto'i
the
posterously applied to the Slavic legions in army of Justinian the Second. Theoph.
560,
1.
Dion.
If.
V,
719, 4.
S/to6. 14,
5, 4.
2.
11,
13, 2, 4.
13, 1, 54, p. 51, 15
Oi
c'k
tS>v
mpi-
Abounding,
rich.
A TO
-irepioxh^
nepioiKTiov
:^
Tfpjo^ddX/xiof,
on,
Trepiovtrta,
Euagr. 2516 abundance.

o(pda\fi6v.
Trdrav <îXo(ro(ô4.
Jos. Apion.
1, 22, p. 454.
nepi
Tov
Sext. 482, 17. Lucian. HI, 422. Aristobul. apud Eus. I, 969 A.
Clem. A.
Ill,
548 C
Galen.
270 B,
Sext.
i^jyv.
Taiv <
ijt, ri<
('Tfp'EX'^)
contained.
area:
47, 20.
territory.
76, 9.
" containing or being 30. 2. Contents : Cteomed. Diod. 17, 58. Dion. H. V, 773, 5, groups
144,
TTJs
aipecrems bvres eK tov Trcprndrov,
TJjf
CK Toil jrepmdTov aipea-eas.
921
Oi eVl
Toil
TTepLirdTov.
Athenag. 2. Rampart.
3,
Porph. Adm. 138,

Trepi-TTfSti'df, ^, dv,
16.
TreSwos.
Aquil. Gen. 14,
Strab. 2, 1, 29, p. 126, 9. of events. 3. Passage in a book. II, 892 E. Luc. Act. 8, 32. Att. 13, 25, period.
Plut.
Cic.
mpntiîos,
a, ov, (jreâ)
^=. pfâ/ioXdr, Tajreudf.
Pseudo-Z)ion. 205 D.
jrept-TTEtpta, to
Did.
a-nôv.
pierce, transfix, spit.

11,
Diod. 16,
8.
A. 965 B.
Joann.
Mo.icJi.
Gregent.
641
2880 C.
1,
4.
B,
roC
Philon
tain.
I,
672, 31.
411, 24.
Defence, pro-
Trept-TreVaffjua, aroff,
rd,
peripetasma,
^^
912.
with
ai/a/e^s,
cur-
tection: hold, stronghold.

2, 23, 14.
Sept.
7.
Keg.
1,
22, 4.
Jos. Ant. 12, 7, 6.
Par.
11,
Ps. 30, 22. 140, 3
107,
7repi-7re(f)v\ay[ji.evci)Sy
adv.
e7rt/ieX5f,
11 IIoXlv Trepioxns, strong city.

TTepioxfjS, -strong
Qipav
guardedly,
Trpi-nr]8da>.
Erotian. 66.
5.
2.
Siege
door.
Heges. 1309 A, \aov.

Sept. Reg. 4, 25,
4,
Lucian.
Zo
II,
woXiopKia.
jrepi-mjXdci),
couer
aH around
clay.
4, 24,
10 ^HX^cv ^ TToXtf eV nfpwx^.

14.
Galen.
Strab.
Xm, 431
cms,
^,
1 2, 5, 4.
19, 24 rZoT-a/ioiif 7rf/)to;(^9,
Nahum
3,
Jer. 19,
Sept.
9.
o/ besieged places. Ezech. 4, 2.

Philon
II, 49,
Trepi-mjits,
D. a congealing,
congelation.
6. Message.
37.
Obd.
1.
mpi-Trl)(T(Ta>
or
nepi-^TTm
much.
nepLTrrjymiit.
-TreptiraOEQ), rjcra, to
be
TrepiTra^Tjs.
Strab.
2, 5, 4.
176,44.45.
518,39.
Piui. II, 345 B,
Trepi-TrtaiVia t'er^
Dion. P. 1071.
et alibi.
Kcpmadfis, es, (mia-xa)) violently excited, in great
ireplmKpos, ov, very iriKpos.

PtoZ. Tetrab. 160.
Trpimp,eKos, ov, very ni/ieKris.
TreptTrXaj/ijf,
Herm. Sim.
Xenocr.
9.
6, 2.
passion.
Polyb.
1,
55, 5
1,
81, 1, et alibi.
Jos. Ant. 15,

7repi7rd6T]a-ts,
2, 7.
rj,
Orig.
IH, 600 A.
II, 26, 9.
tf,
^=
fj,
TrepiirKai/a/icvos.
Plut. H,
ecos,
(TTepnradeai) violent excite-
1001 D. E.
Trcpi-nXams,
ecos,
ment.
Philon
8.
I,
158, 13.
a plastering or covering
(TreptTrXeKijs)
all
ireptTradas, adv. passionately, feelingly.
Jos.
Maco.
Plut. II, 1094 C.
PseudoLucian. I,
around.
/n7?rf.
Galen. VI, 383 A.
rreptirXeKeta, as, ^,
jTEpwrXoBj.
160.
irepLTrdTrja-is, ecos,
f),
Adhort. 354.
ij,
(TreptTrareo))
a walking about.
Sext.
TTEpi-TrXcKT-jicdy,
di/,
twining around.
Galen.
Apollon.
D. Synt.
98.
2. Walking, in general Porph. Cer. 481, 3. êpmartjTiKos, rj, 6v, walking about. Epict. 2, 18, 1 ^ nepLTraTrjTLKTj, L. ambulatio, walking.
Diog.
7,
19,
10.
616,
1.
n, 99 E.
7repL-Tr\eis, eas,
rj,
^^
TreptTrXoK^.
Achmet. 213.
Philon
marching.
200, p. 176.
TrfpmXrjdris, es, very full.
Classical.
3,
II,
494, 12, Kapn-Sj/.

TreptTrXoKos,
ov,
Diosc.
24 (27).
intricate.
TleptTrarrjTiKos <piK6(roôs,
peripateticus.
(TTeptTrXeica))
Jejun,
Peripatetic, Aristotelian
TToros).
philosophy (see TrfpiPosidon. apud Athen. 5, 48. Sirab.

Epict.
2, 19, 2.
1893 D.
TTepmvevp.ovla, as,
nfpLTrK(vp.ovia,
rj,
peripneumonia
Hermes
Diosc.
3,
=
Tr.
I,
14, 2, 19, p. 134, 21.
P?w(.
I,
peripneumony.
198.
n, 708 E.
alibi.
874 E.
723 D.
Lucian.
755.
latrom. 389, 35.

II,
32 (35).
Phil.
Tatian. 869 B.
Sext.
103, 3.
126, 20, et
918 D.
1.
Ptol. Tetrab.
Lucian.

nipmarrjTiKrj
the
<îko(Toipla,
Diog.
1, 17.
513. 690. 573,
Galen.
II,
262 D. 379 E.
Sext.
atpetris,
sect,
or or
axpXfi,
school.
peripatetic philosophy,
7repi7rvfvp.oviK6s,
Dion. H. VI, 722, 10. Philon II, 492, 28. Plut. II, 605 A, axoXf,. Clem. A. I, 764 A, aipeo-is. Diojr. 1, 18. Ta irfprna-
rj,
ov,
peripneumonicus
Cels.
TrepnrKfvpioviKos.
1,
Med.
4,
14 (7).
Diosc.
12.
18, p. 35.
Ruf. apud
Orib. II, 212,
TTjTKa
(n'nes.
/3i/3Xi'a,
<Ae peripatetic books
or
rfoc-
wepi-TTviya>, to suffocate.
Trcpt-iri/o^,
rjs,
J),
Posidon. apud ^(Aen.

6,
4, 53, p.
214
Geopon. a blowing in
6, 1, 2.
all
directions.
D,
the
Cic. Attic. 13, 19.
Diod.
3, 19.
TTEpmaTos, ov,
walk, a place for walking at

Aristotle taught. Posidon.
weprnvoia,
as,
r],
=^
preceding.
the feet.
Basil.
I,
Lyceum ivhere
5, 53.
apud. Athen.
Oi
201 C.
nrfpiTToSios, ov,
ck or
dno tov mpiPolyb. 5,
(ttous)
round
Bekker.
TOTou
<îXoo-o(/)oi, (7ie
Peripatetics.
354, 22.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irepi-iroOrjTO';
881
PMlon
I,
rrepicrKeXiov
tingent,
jTfpt-irrffiijTos, ov,
dearly beloved.
7,
479,
accidental.
Epict.
3,
6,
6.
3,
22,
6.
Jos.
Ant. 16, 11,

(cos,
ij,
p. 823.
104, ckkKio-is;
KT).
fffpt-7roii;<r9,
preservation, saving, keep-
Plut. II,
opposed to ope|is anorevKTi420 D. Anton. 10, 7. Galen.

irepiirToicnv,
ing safe.
10, 39.
Sept. Par. 2, 14, 13.
Patriarch. 1092 C.
Paul. Hebr. Apollon. D.
II,
287 A.
Sext. 705, 13.
jreptTTTiBTiKSs,
adv. :^= Kara
inci-
Adv. 540, 10.

acquiring,
Sept.
Synt. 294,
17.
9,
favor.
2. ^n
1,
dentally
Epict. 4, 10,
6, iKKXiveiv;
opposed
obtaining,
3,
acquisition, possession.
to opeyca-dai dTroTfVKTiKmsalibi.
Sext. 57, 32, et
Malach.
1, 5, 9,
Paul. Eph.
Petr.
1, 2,
14.
Thess.
et alibi.
9 Aaos
mpippayfj,
i)s,
r],
(7repipprjyvvp.i)
a breaking
I,
irepLTTOirjatv,
=i
if,
TrcpiovtrLos.
6v,
around.
producing, pro1.5.
Caesarius 865.
e's,
irepmoiriTiKos,
effecting,
I,
Trepippayfjs,
burst asunder.
Clem. A.
Classical.
429
ductive.
Philon
27.
463, 14.
7,
Diosc.
2,
A, wide apart,
rrfpi-ppaivca,
to
126, fixpoias-
Epict. 4,
11.
Apollon. D.
besprinkle.
Sept.
Synt. 297,
Iren. 1108
C, dipdapa-ias.
Kum.
13.
8, 7.
19, 18.
Clem. A.
TTcpi-TToXafo)
I,
1021 C.
eVtTToXdfto.
fj,
Trcpi-ppavTiô)
=^
preceding.
v.
1.
Sept.
Num.
19,
PZ(. n, 587 A.
êpmoKevtTis, fws,
o-ts.
(ffept^roXeum)
Ezech. 43, 20 as
oi,
ircpiTrdXi;-
TrepippavTKTfjtos,
6,
:=
TTcplppavcris.
Symm.
IV, 264 B, HarpoDv. fffpt-7rdXi)o-i9 f<9, ^, o wandering about : revolvPhilon I, 10, 10. 143, 31. ing, revolution.
-Ems.
Zach. 13, 1. nepi-ppam^m. Plut.

TrepL-ppdwTm.
jrept-ppf/i/3afo|iat.
11,
977 A.
Diod. 20, 91.

Oregent. 705 C.
Diog.
8, 4,
r^y ^|'ux^s^ transmigration.
irepiTToXifffl, iVtD,
TreptTroXfo), to
5,
go or
<o travel
TTspi-ppejxîo)
=^
preceding.
about.
p.
Strab.
14,
15.
Iren.
1,
13,
6,
TTGpcppeTTTjs, s, (TTepippeTTo))
Simoc. 250, 9. iucUning to one side.

Diosc.
104.
588 B.
TO,
Classical.
(ffepiTrdXtos)
Basil.
I,
81 C.
1,
TTfptTrdXio!', ot),
suburb.
Sejit.
TTept-ppTja-a-o) îz
Treptppfjyvvfii.
Par.
1,
6,
71.
ieorei. Mora.
629 C. 632 A.
strolling
Patriarch. 1112 A.
Trepi-ppoyxd^<->, to
633
TrepmoKiv.
rj,
TrfpHToXttTTUcdf,
6v,
(TrepiTToKiât)
Trepi'ppota, as,
rj,
mock.
Schol. Arist.
irepippof},
Eq. 697. a flowing around.

Plut.
I,
company of players,
TTepi-TTO/mreuo).
/nscr. 349.
Plut. II, 1128 C.
Apophth.
257
C,
Ttm
in dis-
7repi-ppop,êa, to spin or whirl round.
grace.
irfpt-Tron-TTufm.
947 B.
GVe^. iVaz.
Classical.
6,
irepnropKJivpos, ov,
II, 488 A. edged with purple, with a pur-
7repippv<ris,
etos,
rj,
^=
fj,
irepipporj,
nepippota.
Galen.
nepippa^,
rough.
III,
II,
279 C.
6,
ple
border.
3,
Sept.
Esai.
3,
21.
Siyos,
(nepippriyvvpi)
rugged,
I,
Polyb.
114, 4.
53,
I,
7.
Diod.
7.
5,
40.
Polyb.
9, 27, 4.
Dion. H.
350,
5.
Nicol. D. 90.
24,
7, sc.
23iore.
H.
I,
385,
i^picJ. 1,
1781,4.
eV5i7s.
Plut.
alibi.
App. U,
64, 54.
30 C. 575 B. C, et Plut. I, 106 F,
Trept-o-aXeuM.
Moschn.
Plut.
I,
52, <o dilate.
Trepi-adKmâ.
310
-ctôj, to
be affect-
praetextatus.
iTfpt7rop(f)vp6<Trjiios,
ed by
ov,
the sound.
(c^/io)
L. praetextatus,
Strat. 27.
TTepicraXnurpos, ov, o, a blowing
of
the
trumpet
wearing the toga praetexta.

irepmpiacra,
aa-apov,
r),
the Latin
perpressa
,
round
about.
Jul.
6.
168 D.
(TrfpttrapKifo))
nepKTapKKTpAs, ov,
incision all
âxxap, an herb. Diosc. 1 9. Cosm. nepmpoaamos, ov, Trepi to irpoaamov.
around.
TTipL-crapKoo).
SasU.
1,
320 C.
7,
Carm. Greg. 489.

Trepi-Trraio), to
Trepi-aêvvvfit.
7r pi-a-iaK6a>, to
Jos. B. J. 3,
variegate.
18.
90, 17,
Diod. Ex. Vat. 10. Philon IT, 62, 20, et alibi. Jos. Ant. Plut. il, 516 A, et alibi. 5, 5.
stumble against.
ov,
Sept.
Ex.
36, 13.
TTfpi-a-tBrjpos,
ov,
covered with iron.
Diod.
3,
33.
irepiiTTepos,
(wrepov)
3, 15, oikos,
winged round about.

aedes peripteros, sur-
Sept.
Amos
rounded by a row of pillars (compare Jer. 43, 22). Athen. 4, 38. Ta Trepmrcpa, sparks of fire. Sept. Cant. 8, 6. irepi-iTTia-a-to, to circumcise. Eus. Alex. 356 A. Plut. I, 764 irepi-nruû, ems. r), an embracing.
Babr. 131, 3, nvd. Galen. VI, 357 A. Clem. A. I, 509 A. nepL-a-KfSdvvviu. contumacy. (TrepiiTKeXrjs) iTcpuTKiXeia, as, fj,
irepi-a-Kalpa.
ncpi-a-KaWo).
Sext. 708, 10.

Trepia-KeKrjs,
es,
(a-KeXos)
round
the
leg.
To
6,
TTcpicTKeKes
or to mpia-Kekrj, L. feminalia, legSept. Ex. 28, 42.
A.
Plotin.
n, 858,
7.
gings, breeches.
Lev.
ireplirrvoTos,
ov,
=^
KaTcnrTvaTOi.
Epiph.
1,
1,
10.
16, 4.
548 B.
TreptTTTvo)
nepia-KcXl^co,
quid?
Genes. 100, 18.
KaTaitTvoD.
6v,
Aristaen.
21.
:
jrepuTKeXtov, ov, to,
peri
c e
1 i
jrepi-
jrpi'irTanK6s,
(irepariwra)
incidental
con-
a-Kekts.
Tertull. I,
1332 A.
111
Digitized
by Microsoft

882
to
TrepurKeKes,
7TepiaKe\i,afia
rrepLiTK4\i,(Tfia,
irepiaaoeTreta
Dion. H. VI, 62,
Apollon. S.
3,
aros,
to,
Uepta-Trtopevr]
(Xi/XXajSij.
breeches.
Trepi-<rKe\jfis,
Achmet. 116, p. 129.

eas,
rj,
30.
Philon
I,
29, 18.
Plut.
circumspection.
tlwughtfully.
Strab. 4,
I,
12 D.
4, 2
I,
Mera
w(pi.(T<e-\\teai's,
Philon
272 A.
190,
Drac. 19, 18. Apollon. D. Pron.. 303 B. 372 A, rbv tovov. Arcad.
the circumovopa.
190, 22 'Ek TrepuTKi^fas aKpiôvs, by care-
17 'O 7rfpunTa>p.cvos t6vos,

accent.
ful examination. Trepi-(TKid(a), to overshadow.

et alibi.
flex
Pint.
I,
192,
Tlepujniiji.evov
1129 D. E,
II,
(j/oSf).
Sext. 624, 29.
623, 22.
Porphyr.
Prosed. 109. 110 TJepia-Trapevos

Plut.
tottos.
sc.
3.
rda-is
wepia-KiacTiios, oC, 6, obscuration.
372
all
Substantively,
113, 47.
17
Trepta-Trapei/rj,
rjs,
E, of the moon.
irepiaKios,
ov,
wpoa-mSia, the circumflex accent (").
Agathar.
{aKia)
throwing a shadow
Oi
around.
Strab. 2,
2, 3, âvri,
the frigid zone.
Dion. Thr. 630, 2. Pron. 302 B. Arcad. 130, 12.

Sext.
Apollon. D.
Phryn.m.
109..
mpiuKLoi, the inhabitants of the frigid
624, 16. 27.
Porphyr. Prosod.
round,
to
Strab. 2, 5, 43. Cleomed. 26, 16. Achill. Tat. Isagog. 985 B. Lucian. Ill, 76. Strat. 23. Ael. Tzepi-aKipTacn.
zones.
110.
7rept-(rjrpd<, to coil
wind round:
to
array.
Trepumopia,
Diod.
a>v,
4, 48.
Plut.
I,
141 E. 871 C.
N. A.
13, 2.
17,
Trfpia-KOTrqcrLs, ecbs,
= mpioKeîs.
4.
rd,
(TrfptirTretpm)
2. 3. 8.
:^
irepmoKm.
Jos. Ant.
Sept. Josu. 21,
Par.
1, 6, 57.
17,9,1.
Trepi-dKopmîo.
Trepf-o-TTOuSdfcB, <o 6e eag'er after.
Symm.
Ps.
67,.
17.
mpi-a-KvSi^to, to scalp in the Scythian
manner.
Sept.
Mace.
Mel. 5
Wfo).
2,
7,
Galen. XII, 478 F.
nepi-tT'Trov&mos,
a,
ov,
following.
Joann.
Mosch. 2996 A.
irepttrTTOvdatTTos. ov, (TTfptcTTrouSdfa))
dnotTKoXvTVTo) (Archil.
123 (107)
much
sought
IlaJT' aVSp' aTTOO-KoXuTTTCil').
Also, TTCpUTKV-
afler,
alibi.
irepuTKvBia-pos, ov, 6,
592 B. a scalping. Galen. II. 394 B. 395 B, operation on the head, in surgery. Orig. I, 592 B. Also, TTcpio-KuTicr/ids. Incorrectly 7repi.a-Kv(j>ia-p6s. Aet. 7, 93. Paul. Aeg. 98. Leo Med. 111.
I,
On>.
much desired. Muson. 197.
Dion. H. Y, 271, 14, et Plut. I, 338 C. Anton,
5, 36.
Trepia-TTovSaa-Tois, earnestly.
7rpi(T7ra)p.ev<os,
Eus.
96
II,
825 C.
adv. with the circumflex accent.
Drac. 115,11.
79, apiBpos,
Galen.
II,
J).
Moer.m.
nepio'CT-dpTios, ov, (jrepiutroy) even-odd.
Kfpia-KvdicrTris, ov, 6, scalper.

7rpLa-Kv\aKL<7p.6s,
oij,
Strab. 11, 14, 14.
6,
((TkuAo^) a sacrificing of
II,
puppies.
Plut.
I,
31 E.
280 C.
Nicom. a number whose factors are an odd number and any power of two (above 2. 24 =; 3 X 2 unit) as 12 =; 3 2
;
TTepifJKVTi^w, TrepifTKVTia'fiQS, 7repia'KV(pL(j-p>6s, see

1Tpi(TKv6lâ>, K. T. X.
X
9.
2.
fj,
wepKTcrcia or mpiTTfia, as,
(TrepKTtrejjo)) super1, 3. 3,
nepi-a papayea.
Dion. P. 844.
Diosc.
Lucian.
II,
30
abundance, advantage.
6, 8,
Sept. Eccl.
et alibi.
Paul. Rom.
5, 17, et alibi.
Trepi-a-pdcq, to
rub on.
3,
45 (52),
3,
p. 393.
Arcad.
p. 392.
1 74, 8.
7repi-a-prixa>
Clem. A. I, 640 D. Hippol. 585 B. Surplus money. Mai. 294, 19.

TTfpiVo-fu/ia
2.
34.
preceding.
Diosc.
45 (52),
1,
or nepiTTevpa, aros,
Sept. Eccl.
2,
to,
superabun12,
dance.
Sept. Eccl.
15.
Matt.
irepi-aTTaa-poi, ov, 6, distraction.
Luc.
6,
45.
13.
Polyb.
1,
3,
87,
9.
4, 32, 5, et alibi.
Diod.
3,
12, 38.
74, p. 86, 48, TroXmKoi.
Epict.
2. A wheeling about. Polyb. 21, S. A circumflexing or being circumflexed,

1.
22,71.
Pitti. II,
517 C, et
alibi.
Sex^ 287,
10,
3.
Remainder, residue. Marc. 3. Excrement Plut. Treptoampa. 8, 8. II, 910 C. 962 F.

va-Tcprjpa.
2.
0)?,
Paul. Cor.
2, 8, 13,
opposed
to
=
to
7r6pto"0"eu(rts,
^,
^=
Trepia-o'ela.
Orig. HI,
949 A.
itepi(T(Teva>
in grammar. Dion. H. V, 64, 1. Apollon. D. Pron. 302 C. 372 B. Sext. 623, 24.
KepuTTraa-Teov
or irepvrrfva),
TITOS'.
721 A,
2.
abound
in.
Ignat.
to-
Tb
exceZ, to surpass,
:=
17,
8ci Trepunrdv.
ov,
Athen. 14, 51.

Sext.
have pre-eminence above.

Trapa to kttjvos.
Sept. Eccl.
3, 19,
TrepiuTraoTTiKo's,
distracting.
752,
Macc.
1, 3, 30,
22.
irepurirda),
to
3.
distract.
To cause
to
abound.
vnip nra. Paul. Cor. 2, 9,
8,
Sept. Eccl.
1, 13.
Sir.
et alibi.
7repi(To"o-6dKTuXoff
41,2.
D(W.
16, 68.
17,67.
230, 14.
Sext. 53, 5.
229, 27.
Mid.
(TirdaBai, to be busily
employed,
11,518,18. mpi-
or TreptTTO-BdKTvXos,
ov, wiili
more than
the u.ûal
7, 9.
number of fingers
or
toes,
elpi
(approved).
condemned.
Luc. 10, 40. 2. Flecto, circumfiecto,

nnSi,
aaxoKos Phryn. 415,

to
Geopon. 14,
n-epto-cro-ftSijr,
cr,
odd-like,
resembling an odd
number.
Trepto-o-ocTTEia
Theol. Arith. 19.
circumflex, in
grammar.
prjpa
Dion. Thr. 639, 11

fiurBS)).
Hepiawaipevov
(<f>i\S>,
nfis)
or jrepiTTocjreia, ar,
Cyrill.
^,
('rrepi(T<Toe-
Trepicro-oXoyia.
A. IV, 797
B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
jrepiaaoeTrem
irtpiatrocmco or wepirrocTreai
883
irepKTtroKoyeco.
irepiarpco/jLa
=
es,
Cyrill
J.
I,
597 A. IX, 93 C.
{cmclv)
Cyrill.
jrepuraoeTTTjs
or mpiTToeirf}s,
îos.
tte-
169 C. D, irpaypaTa. Galen. VI, 221 D, Orig. I, 717 C. Ill, 1472 A, Kaipos. Eus. V, 105 A. Apophth. 173 D, distracted mentally.
pto-CToXoyos.
A. X, 21 D.
rja-co,
To
wcpiOTanKov,
6\'t\jfts,
irepura-oKoyeo)
or nepiTroXoyio),
<oo
{nepia-a-o-
misfortune, calamity.
Clem. A.
Xoyos)
(0
taffi
much.
Just.
Tryph. 128.
n, 421 C.
1035 B.
Orig.
H, 1136 D.
1232 C. Pallad. Laus.

I,
Epiph.
II,
668 C.
Themist. 363,
9.
nfpia-a-oXoyos or jrepirroKoyos, ov, (Xtyo)) talking

too
irfpiaraTLKas, adv. circumstantially: calamitously.

Orig.
I,
much.
953 C.
13,
to
Plotin.
I,
33, 12.
iKpura-oTraBid) (jraBiiv), to suffer
much.
extra
Cass.
npt-crTavpa)fia, aros, to,
palisaded place.
9.
Dion.
Plut.
I,
150, 24.
irepura-OTrpanna,
Cyrill. Scyth.
H. H, 941,
as,
fj,
1668,
(npdcra-m)
tax.
Trfpi-arevdôfiai,,
be full
of groans.
V.
S.
rj,
jrepuraonpayla, as,
303 C. 304 A. =r preceding. Rom. et

f],
942 B.
iTepc<TTpiScvs, a>s, 6,
young nepurrepd.
(o-repcov)
to
ScTiol.
Porph. Novell. 257.

irepicraos
Arist.
6v,
Ach. 866.
hug, emArislaen.
ov,
1, 25,
or
1,
irepiTTOs,
abundant,
etc.
irepto'TepviôfiaL, lo'dfiijv,
140 (134) 'Ek Trepia-a-ov, especially, Aihan. II, 712 A Kara nepirparticularly.
Diosc.
Tov,
ly.
brace.
nvd.
zz=.
Uepura-OTepos,
odd places
345.
Trepia-repvios,
((rrepvov)
TrepiCTTijflioy.
eK irepuTO'ov, ck ircpiovo'las, gratuitousa,
ov,
Simoc. 80, 22 to nepurrepviov, the region about

the breast.
TtKetcou,
more.
Sext. 421, 28.
31.
x^P'>
TtfpifTTfpcmovXov, ov, TO,
^=
TO,
nipuTTeplSiov.
Leo
2. Odd, in arithmetic.
iAe
Trfpiertroo-apKor, ov,
Heph.
5, 1,
Med.
139.
OV,
(1, 3, 5, 7) in
a verse.
7rfpi(TTfpoTpo<plov,
(nepLtTTfpd,
3, 7.
Tpe<j)a)
(adp^} corpulent.
or TreptrrofruXXaêw,
flfxt.
Eudoc.
t^cto),
^=. nepta-Tepeajv.
Trepi-a-Tftpdvaa-is, ecof ,
Varro. R. R.
r),
M.
parapet.
Doroth. 1776
breastplate, or
7rfptO"ffO(7uXXaj3e(B
=r
B, Tov
SaifiaTOs,
of the roof
Tipuj-<T0(rvXKa^6s
Apollon. D.
Pron.
TrepicTTrjBiov, ov, to, (TTepicTTrjBios)
295 A.
Adv. 576,
21.
breast-band. 226, 51.
Sept.
Ex.
28, 4.
Philon
II,
TTcpKrcoavWaôs or TrepirTotrvWaôs, ov, ((TuX\a^Ti) imparisyllahic, whose oblique cases have more syllables than the nominative
as Kopa^, Kopaxos.
Trept-o-Tijpty/ia, aros, to,
support. Clementin.
3,
6, 14.
Trept-OTt'^w, to dot. e(TTiyp.kvov.
Diog.
66 ^ AvTio-iyfia
Trepi-
Brae. 11,
adv.
25.
Theodos.
'OjSeXoj Trepie(myp.ivos (-^).
1005, 24.
7repr(ro(ruXXa/3(oj,
mpL-<TTiKâi.
imparisyllabically.
9, KXivea-dai.
Plut. II, 640 D.

S. 15 (26).
:=zz
Method. 364 C.
Eunap. V.
wepio'TOL^êa
Theodos. 1003,
TTfpHTcroTayijs, es,
2.
976,
Trepta'Totîâ).
Men.
Rhet.
in a series
put in an odd place, of numbers. Nicom. 103.

(rao-o-ck))
168,
1.
nepi-a-ToXfj,
tfepia-aorexvla,
as,
fj,
(tcxvy)')
elaborateness.
Fseudo-Demetr. 104, 20.

TrepifTfJooi,
a)(T(o,
^=
ov,
TrepifTO'evco.
Pallad.
V.
Chrys. 19 B.
irepi-aToKriKos,
peristaltic.
17,
compressing, contracting,
Plut. II, 652 rfs, fj, a dressing out. E. Particularly, the shrouding of a corpse. Dion. H. I, 465, 7. Dion. Alex. 1337 B. 2. Deck1293 B, Twv a-ap-aToiv, shrouds? Sir. 46, 7 Sept. Ex. 33, 6. ing, ornament. 3. Compression. Galen. as V. 1. =r o-ToXiy.
Galen. V, 57 E.
Galen. V.
Sept,
II,
243 C,
TTJs
yaarpos.
Diosc. Eupor.
TtepuTTaKTiKois, adv. peristaltically.
jrpi-aTo\l(a, to clothe around.

2,
59 B.
irepiiTTacns,
109, p. 308.
cms,
8.
Ezech. 26,
Sept.
2. Distressing circumstances,
distress,
tj,
a stationing around.
TTcpuTToXiov, ov, TO, garment. nepia-TOfuos, ov, to, (ordfia)
Simoc. 322,
6.
round a mouth or
adversity, misfortune,
a-vpicjiopd.
PoZj/ft. 2, 21, Mace. 2, 4, 16, pâXen-Tj. S. 2. Onjr. ni, 404 D. Eus. V, 109 D. Circumstance, outward pomp. Polyb. 3, 98, Nicom. 116. 4. Direction. 2, et alibi.
tively, TO nepuTTOiiiov,
C.
603. 2. Substan(a) mouth of a vessel Sept. Ex. 28, 28. aperture, hole, neck-hole. Job 15, 27. 30, 18, roO x'tStos. Moer. 178.
aperture.
Opp. Hal.
3,
(l)
mouth-band of a
fifer
zz;z
(jjop^fid.
128, ai ?!,
namely forward, backward,

f),
up,
Plut. II, 456 B. C.

TrepitTTodv, see jrepiVraoi'.
down,
right, left.
ov,
irepiaraniios,
of circumstances, relating to Men. Rhet. circumstances, circumstantial.

209, 13, liopm.
n-epi-OTpoîo)
Simoc. 94,
rjs,
=
2.
rj,
iTepLa-Tpe(f)a>.
Sophrns. 3428
Sept. Sir.
94, 20 TreptaTpoêco.
A. 68,
7.
Ta Sera
Diog.
7,
109.
Hierocl. C.
21.
jrepicrTpo0i7,
intercourse with.
Ttcpia-TanKa, the ten pre-
50, 5.
TTeptcTpcofia, aros, to, :z= viroarTptOfia,
dicaments {categories).
Drac. 140,
2.
Diod. 13,
Calamitous, unfavorable, troublous.
Plut. II,
84.
Moer. 340.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irepi-crTvât
Trepi-arvcjicii,
884
II,
jrepKffeyyeta
to
dry up.
Plut.
659 C, SajrcplarvKov.
5, 4,
Tryph,
days
Jan.
a-dp^,
'Efipdios ck TrepiToiiijs.
a,
2.
CP.
Cir-
Kpvov,
êpiirraov, ov, to,
(o-Toa, oroia)
cumcision,
church-feast, celebrated eight
after
Christmas-
Prod.
837
Jos. B. J. Diod. 5, 40, V. 1. irepicTTOov. Oreg. Nyss. Ill, 1100 A. 4 -(rmovPhilon I, 687, 4. n-fpi-a-v\\apl3ava>.
7repi-<Tv\\eya>.
(tituL).
1.
Andr. C. 913 of
rj,
(titul).
Horol.
nepiTopios, ov,
TrepiTofifj.
Anast. Sin. 245 C,
Epiph.
i),
II,
432 A.
Sura/iEi'os
the prepuce.
TTfpia-vWrjTrnKos,
ov,
:^
jrepta-vX-
TrepiTop,is, I'Sos,
quid ?
XapiSavew.
Trepi-o-vmyo).
Epiph. Ill, 12 A. EptpA. II, 292 C. Schol. Themist.

Sept.
wepcTopos, ov,
abrupt, steep.
Apollod. Arch. 28. Polyb. 1, 56, 4

II,
"Opof nepiTopov.
nepiTovia, as,
t},
Dion. H.
TtepiTtveui.
889,
9.
246,
6.
^=
Orib. II, 445, 4
n-epi-a-vpa, to tear off, to peel.
Gen.
30,
as V.
1.
37.
Mace.
2,
7,
7.
PoZj/S. 3, 93, 1.
4, 19,
nepi-Tovos, ov, stretched all around.

II,
Dion. H.
4, Zo carr?/ off.
TrepL-a-<f>aip6a>,
782, 6.
to
cause
to revolve
around :
to re-
irepi-ropevQ).
mz
TrepiTopvevco.
Dion. H. VI,
volve round.
14.
Dubious.
Hippol. Haer. 186,

Plut.
1020, 14, of periods in writing.

nepiTpaxrjKios,
ov,
190, 94.
(wepia-cpaXKa)) slippery.
ireptacpaXris, is,
1,
round
paiov,
the neck.
2.
(rpaxrikos)
nepiSipatos,
Trepi-
Substantively, to
opîcTKOs,
672 E.
to Stop (close)
Tpaxr]\tov,
(a) ^= oppos,
:
Ttepihk4,
7rcpi-o-0j/Ko'c<),
thoroughly.
Diosc.
collar
necklace.
Strab.
3,
17.
5, 26.
7repi-a-(j)Lyîs, emf,
ij,
^îc. 3, 14, 12.
PZui. 1,684 B.
a tying
tight.
Stob.
I,
487
38, 25.
stola
(149),
5.
Trepi-a-4>payiCa.
Oreg. Nyss.
30,
Symm. Prov.
nepi-crxea-LS,
992 B. 31 nepiea-tppayLo-fievos, read

Ill,
=
:
Moer. 264. 298.

emTpaxf]Xtov.
L,.
,S>mn. Gen. Socr. 373 (b)
Pseudo-Germ. 393
2,
C.
iTept-Tpopos, ov,
tremebundus,
0pp. Hal.
Basil.
I,
trembling
much
Naz.
quivering.
309.
Oreg.
7rpiecrcf)iyp.Vos ?
Ill,
413 A.
rj,
eas,
r),
a surrounding.
a
splitting,
Dion C.
Plut.
TrepiTpoTTT}, ^s,
40, 39, 3.
60, 30, 1.
division.
TpoTrrjs,
turn.
176
A 'Ek ircpirun
jrepi-a-xi-a-pos, ov, 6,
nepvrpoxa^'^
ev TreptTpOTTTJ, by turns,
7iepiTpox<ia>, TrepiTpex"'! to
II,
906 B.
Dion.
Cyrill.
Trepi-crcopfvat.
H.
I,
321,
3.
Plut.
I,
250
around or about. A. 549 B.
Apollod.
1, 9,
26, 4.
Alex.
D.
690 C.
n-Ept-Tavim.
n-fpi-rao-o-m.
A. I, 637 D. Galen. IV, 68 E.

o,
mpiTpoxas, aSos, tj, (nepiTpix"') running gadding. Pseud-Zynai. 828 A. Dion. Alex.
Liban. round.
Antyll.
about,
TreptTpoxaa-pos, ov, 6, (nepiTpoxd^f^) a running
1257 A.
Trepi-Ta(f>fvs,
apud
Orib.
I,
512, 11.
eas,
hurier.
Dubious.
Trepi-rpoxos, ov,
running round.
Agath.
20,
II,
89, 1.
TlEpirpoxa KeipcaQai, z^z TreptTpoxoXa Kflpe-
Trepl-retxos, eos, to,

4, 25, 1.
As
^=
jreptrct;^t(T^.
Sept. Reg.
ov,
<rdai, to
have one's hair cut circularly.

Oreg. Naz.
I,
an adjective,
Treplrcixos,
irepiTpvô).
Trept-rpyTTao).
925 B.
walled.
Afric. 81 B.
Treptrepvo), to circumcise, in
the Jewish sense.

1.
Paul. Aeg. 88. nepi^pvxco very much. Pallad. Laus. 1066 D.

TrepLTTios, see Trcpmoff.
Classical.
Strab. 16, 4, 17, p. 329,
Barn.
752 A.
7repiTj/ia,
Trept^rvXdo).
as,
r^,
Cass. 149, 31.

to
(TrepiTevrjs)
=z
irepLTafyis, dis-
TTcpL-T-vpnavLôpai,
be stunned with drums.

around.
tention.
Cass. 159, 12.

4.
Antyll.
apud
Orib.
Plut. 11, 167 C.

mpi-^rvnoco, to
n, 445, apud
make an impression
Achill.
all
*7repiTT)yfMi, aros, to, (jrcpiT^Ko)) dross.

Pit(<.
Chrysipp.

irfpi-vXoKTeio.
Frag. 950.
Tat. 2,
*TrepiTi,os,
ov, o, peritius,
a Macedonian month
Clem. R. 628
TrcpivKdâxn
29.
[Martyr.
irfpivXaKTrj-
corresponding to (jjc^povapios. Menand. Ephes. apud Jos. Ant. 8, 5, 3. Apion. 1, 18. Eus. II, 1449 A.
irfpirpripa, aros, to,
jrepi-TOfievs,
c(B9,
nepi-vpvTjTos, ov, very vpvrjros.

nepi-v(j>alva>.
Eus. IV, 66 A.
16, 12, 3).
o,
= =
Basil.
I,
TreptTOjii^.
/ren. 645 B.
Poll.
7,
mpi-ico.
Strab. 14, 2,
213 D. 20 (Polyb.
a-piXr).
83.
Trepitpdveia, as,
neorf. IV, 817 A. B.

wepiTofifi,
rjs,
fj,
2.
obviousness.
Sext.
699,
4.
lUustriousness, as a
title.
Basil. IV,
circumcision.
Sept.
Gen.
17,
449 A.
irepi-(f)avTd(opai, to
Agathar. 154, 15. Strab. 16, Id. apud /os. Ant. 13, 11, 3, p. 666. 2, 37. Philon II, 210, 6. Apion. apud Jos. Apion. Diosc. 2, 101. 2, 13. Barn. 749 B. Just.
13, et alibi.
have a vague conception

(irepi^ryy^y) radiance,
of.
Simplic. 417 (262 C).

7repi0e'yyeia, as,
rj,
light,
Plut. II, 894 E, ^XiaKTj.
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by Microsoft
irepiêyyrj^
jreptfpeyyris, is,
885
Phi-
Trept-T^poos
(<piyyta) radiant, bright.

II,
nepi-cfipvya), to dry,
-(jjpvyfivai.
parch up.
Alex. Trail. 713
Ion I, 631, 41.

irept^fpSis
505, 30. adv. by going around.
(irepupepris),
9, 8.
7repl(j)pa)v,ov,
contemning, contemptuous. Pseudo8, p. ^,
Heron Jun.
irept.-<l>r]iii^<^,
Jos.
Mace.
509.
to
announce.
Lyd. 158,
10,
the
irepi-^vyri,
fjs,
KaTa<^vyf).
Plut.
I,
watchword.
mpi-4>Siyyoiiai, to talk.
912 A.
Galen. V, 390 F.
77epi-(j>vXaKri, rjs,
fj,
defence, protection.
Gennad.
around.
TTfpt-îX^Tor, ov, dearly beloved.
App.
11,
639,
1617 C.
rrpi(j)vTos,
43.
7rpi(l>liia>(Tis,
ov,
(7rep4(^v(B)
planted
all
a variety of Îfjuoms, obPaul. Aeg. 240. struction in the bowels.

fcBj,
^,
A pp.
J,
178, 16.
irepicjxapos, ov,
Karaxfiapos.
Plut. II, 49 C.
242.
irepi<j)\eyfis, is,
Clementin. 353 A.
Xiav
<f)\iya>v.
Plut. II, 699.

2.
Trepi-(pa>Tiâ.
Cleomed. 59, 14.
Plut.
II,
953
mpi-<p\iy(o, L.
15, 3, 10.
to
amburo. Polyb. 12, 25,
Strab.
2,
B.
Achill. Tat. 961
D.
all sides.
PHon
adv.
n, 391,
:
1.
Diosc.
27,
irepi-xaKato, to relax
on
I,
Pseudo-Jbs.
singe.
Mace.
7,
p.
507.
mpicjAtyZs,
So%
violently.
Plut.
I,
ftepi-xakivom,
App.
573, 32.
336 F.
jrepujAiKTios
(9).
Trepl-xaKKos, ov, covered with copper.
Athen. 10,
preceding.
Eunap. V.
S.
4, p.
413 B.
Sept.
Trepi-xaXKoo), mra>, to cover or overlay with copov,

6,
irepuj>\ev(rii6s,
(irepujiKeia)
a burning,
per, to copper.
Ex.
27, 6.
scorching all around.
Aquil. Deut. 28, 22
irepixapaKriov
=:
Sei irepixapaxraciv.
Archigen.
=^
TnipfTOS.
apud
(j>\oi6s.
Orib. Ill, 648, 3.
jrepi(Pt.ia, to
surround vnth
Caesarius
Plut.
TrepixapaKrfjpios, ov, 6, (iTepixapa(T(r(j>) the
name
1160.
mpi-<poiTri<ris, f<or, ^,
1,
of a surgical instrument. a wandering about.

trepixapaKTiKos,
rj,
Galen.
X, 616 E.
ov,
capable
2,
of scarifying.
i/ofifij'.
445 A.
iTpi(j)6peia, as, ^,
Diosc.
1,
136 (137).
6,
ncpKpopd. Aquil. Ps. 90,

(jrepKôpia)
5.
f
nepixdpa^, okos,
122,
x"p^-
Dubious.
Diod. Paul.
TTipiôprjTiKos,
r),
6v,
fallacious
Ex. Vat. 123,

ireptxdpaîs, eas,
12.
fj,
Sext. 493, 26, Xdyoj.

'!tept(popos, ov, (Trepi(f>ipa)
^=z to Trepixapatyfreiv.
carried about, revolv363.
ing round.
C, foolish.
mpicjipayri,
5, 4.
fjs,
Lucian.
11,
Euagr. 2480
Geopon. 11,
Aeg. 226.
TrepL-xapda-a-co, to scratch all
to marJc.
around
to
3,
scarify
Strab. 15, 1, 42.
Diosc.
irepl^payfia.
4, 76, p. 573.
Galen. X, 616 E.
TOTCov,
83 (93). Pallad.
TTfpi-^pafm, to periphrase.
10.
Dion. H. VI, 794,

Plut.
I,
Laus. 1162 C, TOT of the cross.

irepixapia,
as,
r),
by making the sign

Men. Rhet.
Plut. II,
vepi-<j>paKTOs, ov,
sc. ^taplov.
407 A. fenced around.

ij,
Ttepixapeia.
5 E,
231,
8.
237,
I,
TTeplxapts,
7.
Adam.
S. 422.
irepixaprfs-
Theod. Anc. 1393.

Basil. I,
irfpi-(^paîs,
ems,
Vit.
ecus,
107, 14.
a fencing round. Nil. Jun. 81 D.

f],
Agath.
iTepix<^pS>s (irepixapris),
adv. joyously.
56 B.
circumPlut. II,
I,
Ill,
185 D.
mpl-^patris,
locution.
periphrasis,
8.
Dion. H. VI, 891,
^paxioviov, ireplxîpov, ov, to, (x^'-P) Polyb. 2, 29, 8. Xioviov, bracelet.

TTcpixepls, iSos,
TTcpi-xi'",
fj,
nepi^pa-
406 E.
808 A.
Men. Rhet.
150, 5.
Clem. A.
sleeve.
Lyd. 134,
1.
Orig. II, 1141
Kara
Tifpl<\)paa-w,
to
pour round
about, over,
or upon.
v6-
periphrastically.
Eus. n, 621 B.
Erotian.
(Tov
mpuppaoTiKas, adv. periphrastically.

250.
624 B Toi' im KKivrjS Sia TrepixvSivra ^=. âwnaOivra.
Orig. II,
1137 C.
fi,
TTfpi-xddvios, ov,
==
fj,
Ttepiycios-
Simoc. 86, 21.

over.
irepi-tppovrjats,
2.
cas,
contempt.
Jos. Ant. 5, 5,
iTfpi-xpta-is, ear,
1,
a plastering
Diosc.
Plut.
I,
650 A.
a,
mpufipovriTios,
ov,
=
A.
130.
ov Set nepi^poveiv.
irfpi-xpto-pji, aros, rb, ointment.
Greg. Naz. Ill, 1223
Treptxpio-reov
Galen. X, 586.
Set wfptxpleiv.
Geopon.
17,
mpi^povrjnKos,
46, 21.
vepul>po(Tvvrj,
rfs,
r],
ov,
contemptuous.
Eunap.
Themist.
5,
2.
iTepi-xpi-<rTos, ov,
plastered over, applied.
Diosc.
^, contemptuousness.
315, 25.
ircpt-<})povpa,
Clem. A. I, 648 A. 105, p. 106. Jos. Ant. wepi-xpi'', to plaster over: to anoint.
1,
7,
as,
^,
a guarding.
Simoc. 161,
14, 5.
Galen.
X, 629 D.
Clem. A. U,
23.
344 A.
(irepM^pij'yo))
Basil. II, 821 A.
nfpi^pvyfjs, is,
dried up.
Alex.
wcpl-xpoos, ov, colored all around.
Greg. Naz.
Trail. 713, et alibi.
Protosp. Puis. 67.
in, 1161 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irepf^vfia
trcpl-xv/ia, aros, ro,
886
is
Uepaicra-a
fj,
that
which
circumfused.
irepjrepfia, as,
(ircpTrepevopai.)
I,
dandyism,
cox-
Diosc.
1,
116.
f),
combry.
circumfusion. Porphyr.
Clem. A.
557
Trepmepia.
Basil.
7repi-xv(ns, a>s,
apud
Ptol.
-njs.
Ill,
1116 C.
Paul. Cor.
1, 13,
180 C. Trepixi'i^s, ou, 6, one that pours round. Tetrab. 179. Justinian. Cod. 3, 43, 1 Died. Tvepi-xavvvju, L. circumaggero.
Eus.
Ill,
nepwepevopai, to be Treprrepos.
4.
Anton.
ov,
5, 5.
Basil. Ill, 1116 C.
irepnrcpla,
see Ttepvepeia.
3,
40.
Trepirepos,
=
1.
dXaâiv,
vainglorious,
pre-
Diosc.
5,
166 (167).
sumptuous.
Strab. 1, 2, 15,
3, 2, 14.
Polyb. 32,
Sext. 611, 8.
6, 5.
40,
6, 2.
i^îc;.
Trepixi^pios, ov, p. 36, 9
=^
wepixoipos-
TO
ov,
7rpixpia,
local stories.
cir-
7rep(raia,
incorrect for nepaea.
Diod.
1,
34,
neplxopos,
{xi>pa)
round about a place,
p. 40, 73, V.
cumjacent. 'H round about.

13.
irepix'^por, sc. yfj,
Sept.
3,
the country Gen. 13, 10. Deut. 3,

Maff. 13, 35.
17
TTfpaeia, as,
fj,
Trepa-ia.
Trcpcea.
Paus.
5, 14, 3.
14.
Judith
so.
7.
Trcpi'^wpa,
/Uf'pj;,
Trepixwpoj.
5,
Gen. 13, 12. Deut. 3, 4. Par. 1, Oi 7Tpixpoh the dwellers around. 351 E. 593 A.
irepL-^rjp.a,
16.
Ta
-S<?/)?.
wepa-fLov, see iripaiov.

TTfpa'CTLKos,
fj,
ov, (rripfTis)
relating to the taking
Plut.
I,
Athen. Mech. 2 'Ek t5>v Atrjvsxoy TLepa-iTKwv, title of a book of Dienechus. irep a-rj, the Latin per s e =z: 8t' iavroH. Lyd.
of
cities.
,
aros, to,
'
(Trepi'^da)
174, 20.
TTEpcrt
dvrlXvTpov,
=r
nepva-i.
Herm.
Vis.
2, 1
(Codex
:
n).
Sept. aTToXi/Tpacns. o-ojTTjpLa, avTL'^X^^ 2. Ojfscouring irepiKaTobit 5, 19. Sarn. 4 Paul. Cor. 1, 4, 13. 6appa. Orig. (Codex s). /fiiM^ 652 A. 660 A.
TTcptTia,
see Trepaaia.
to imitate
nepa-iâ (JJepa-rjs), to speak Persian

the
Persians
to
side
with
the
Persians.
15,
2,
Xen. Anab.
10.
4, 5, 34.
5<ra6. 15,
3, 7.
IV, 296 B. 732 A.

Trepl'îpos,
ov,
Phot.
1,
11, 11, 8.
14, 2, 17.
nfpcriKdpios, ov,
0, (Trepo-iKiov)
fiakavrimojuis,
(jrepl'^pa) contemptible.
Bad
Plut.
cutpurse.
Trepa-cKiov, ov,
Basilic. 60, 28, 1.

to,
form.
Cyrill.
4. X, 1017 A.
Clem. A.
fj,
a-KqiTTpov, sceptre.
Lyd.
irepi-yjrofjiea).
Jos. Ant. 11, 3, 9, et alibi.

I,
II,
266 D. E.
ea>s,
440 C.
Plut. II,
Trepi'ôcprjo-is,
noise, etc.
549
C, the chirruping of a horse.

7repi-i|f>;0oy,
Porph. Cer. 395, 7 rtepa-iKiv. [John Lydus derives it from the Latin per se, and tells an improbable story in confirmation of his etymology.]
174, 20.
nepiTiKiov,
ov,
to,
ov,
cfose calculator, parsimonious.
^dKdvnov, bag,
pocket,
1,

n-pi--\jfvKTos,
purse.
Plut. IT,
Porph.
ov,
Cer. 470, 19.
Ptoch.
ov,
cooled all around.

S. 5 (9).
chilling.
103
Trepa-iKiv.
r),
Codin. 145, 21.

Persian.
Strab. 8,
3,
649 C. Philon
30, 7.
I,
Eunap. V.
fj,
*IIepo-iKdf,
irept^vîs, ecBf,
a cooling,
to
Classical.
IlEpo-iKa, the
39, 16.
to

comfort.
Sept. Sir.
Ill,
TXepa-tKov
Persian war with Greece. prfKov, Persicum, peach,
To
Ital.
2 to
7repi-\lfvx'i>,
refresh,
pesca,
2,
F.
peche.
3, 24.
Diphil. et Philotim.
1,
Dion. H.
r),
Trfpcioyrj, fjs,
1414, 12.
apud Athen.
Greg.
C.
Diosc.
164.
Eupor.
jrepiayaiyrj, revolution.
113, p. 314.
Naz.
Ill,
428 A. 439 A.
(TrepioSevio),
429
B.
Artem. 102. GaZen. VI, 347 Greg. Nyss. IE, 1084 A 'H
TrepLwBfvpevas
about way, circuitously.

irepiwbew,
rjixa,
a roundPlut, U, 537 D.
adv. in
(mS^) to charm by incantations. Pseudo-iucian. Ill, 594.

rjs,
r},
Diosc. TlepmK^ onitpa. Alex. Trail. 323. prjKov MijStKox, citron. 'H Ilfpo-i1, 166 KT), sc. pj)\ia, Persica malus, or ^ Persicus, the peach-tree. Galen, XIII, 209 B. Artem.
=
17,
Trepi-aSr),
^=
of
Kap,7r!),
in music.
Schol.
325.
/nscr. 123, 18,

ov,
Arist.
Nub.
,
333.
ov,
Uepo-iKos,
TtfpuaSrj.
'
quid? of Perses, king of Macedonia.

27, 13, 8.
TrepwaSiKOf
3.
rj,
Heph. Poem.
8,
Polyb. 20, 11, 10.
8.
is,
n-epiaSvvrji,
Hepa-iKms, adv. Persice, after the

TTcpiaSvvos.
manner of
the
Herod, apud
2,
Persians.
Trepa-iov,
Ael. V.
H.
12, 1.
ov, to,
Orib. II, 388, 4.

irepKis, 180S,
if,
also
rripireiov,
^=
p.
irepo'ea.
:=: nepiaj.
rj,
Diosc.
35.
Posidon.
eas,
apud
fj,
^(/iere.
14,
61,
649 D.
nepiiovTanav, ovos,
exchanging.
TTcpva,
ri,
the Latin
2, 6, p.
permutatio,
Strab. 3, 4, 11.
Galen. VI, 356 B.

iripa-is,
Antec.
281.
{nep6<o)
1, 'iXt'ou,
the taking of a
city.
p erna, ham, bacon.

TTfpao), to
Paus. 10, 26,

Kipa-is, Ibos,
<t\s
of Stesichorus.
Athen. 14, 75.

Trfprao)
=;
(jidpayya.
Apophth. 440 A, njv Epiph. Mon. 265 C.

little Trp6vi],
pass.
fj, Ilep:z= nfpa-ca. Soz. 1281 to Sfvbpov, apparently the sycamore of
Egypt.
Hepa-ia-aa,
jjs,
fj,
*ivfp6viov, ov, TO,
pin,
bolt.
Heron.
(n.eptrrjs)
Persian woman-
205.
Porph. Cer. 672,
8.
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irepa-OKTOvo'i
trfpaoKTOvos, OK,
887
7r6Tpo/3o'\o?
Did. A.
Plut.
U, 349 B.
ov,
7rep<To\eTris,
= Hipaas =
C.
6,
KTeivav or ureivas.
mTaa-p.a, aTos, t6, (jreTao/iai) flight. 1641 C.

n-eToo-or, ov, S,
6 roiis Heptras d\e(Tas.
(jreTdvwp.i) Classical.
et a
Sept.
BasU. Sel. 572 C.

irfpcoi/oXior,
brimmed
12.
Ill,
incorrect for Trepa-avdKtoi.
irepa-ias, ov, 6,
2.
hat.
u s broadMaco. 2, 4,
,
The roof of a
es,
vSpelov.
Greg. Nyss.
Diosc. 4, 106
6 wepvaivos olvos, last year's
1065 B.
like a ircTao-os.
wine.
trepvo'i
Galen.
II,
99 D.
'Atto irepvai,
7rTacro)8ijs,
or
TTepva-iv,
adv. tei year.
(108).
irerao-av, avos, 6,
since last year,

10.
jl//ian.
I,
a year ago. Paul. Cor. 2, 8, 390 B 'ExSpos yeyoi/ew oTro

Classical.
petaso
6,
nepva.
Aihen.
14,
75.
TTipVITlV.
neTavpurpos, ov,
r),
(wpravpl^m)
rope-dancing.
irpv(nv6!,
Ill,
ov, last year's.
968 E, xpovos,
=
1,
TTtpva-t.
Porpli.
Const.
Plut. II, 498 C, T^9 nixvTreravptoTeo),

rjo-ai,
Cer.
(neTavpiarrjp') to
dance on a
660, 3 jTcpcvvos.
irepa-avd\ios, a, ov,
rope.
Galen. II, 9 E.
the Latin
2,
2.
personalis,
Lyd. 214, 11.
Also, to
ttco-kos,
irkravpov,
personal.
Ant.ec.
6.
Justinian. Novell. 4.
ma-itov, ov, to, skin, leather.

(OS.
TTfo-os,
ov, to, p e t a u r u scaffold for rope-dancers and jugglers. Sept. Prov. 9, 18, aSov, the vales of the underworld. Also, mrevpov. Polyb. 8, 6, 8.
,
Hes. Ilea'Keav ....

incorrect for ireaa-os.
(Treo-o-ds)
9,
7reTiv6s, ov, 6,
aKeKrap, 6 aKcKTpvmv, cock.
Porph.
Adm.
ov,
78, 3.
veoodpiov, ov, TO,

sary.
Isid.
pessarium,
play
at
pes-
TTETcvpov, see TTSTavpOV.

ireTêivos,
Hisp. 4,
nfTTeva,
11.
(rrcT^lv^
leathern.
Porph. Cer.
jTfiToeia
or
to
draughts.
670, 15.
iriTîpcvTov, ov, TO,
ireooos,
Lucian. Ill, 400, eVi Kapvois, for nuts. ov, 6, parallelopipedal structure supporting a pillar. Strqb. 1, 16, 5, p. 738
(1073).
1.
tum,
irerîv
baggage.
the Latin impedimenPorph. Adm. 77, 6. Cer.
474, 3 mvTîpevTov.
for ireTîov, ov, to,
2,
Eus. n, 1097 A.
Hio'os
kgI
Proc. TH, 176,
Suid.
mwdf.
1208 A.
TteoaovKiov,
structure.
Ihvo6s .... Also, Theoph. 360. Anon. Byz. 1205 D.

little
moKov,
ireaicos.
Ptoch.
454.
IleTpa, as,
fj,
Petra, in Arabia.
4,
Sept. Judic.
1.
1,
36
Reg.
3.
14,
7.
Esai. 16,
42,
11
5.
467.
rte<Tcr6s, a low parallelopipedal Bust. 1546, 62. Thessalon. Capt. Also, wcôvKlov. Porph. Cer. 34,4.
(Obd.
Jos.
Tlerpai.
Jer. 29, 17).

1,
Ant. 14,
4.
Agathar. 177, Athan. II, 808 B

XiSo/3dXor.
at
Theoph. Cont. 656. 819, 18. 269 A.

irerafm
Epiph. Mon.
9, 9
nerpapia, as,
719, 22.
77Tprj86v,
fj,
(yrerpa)
Chron.
stones.
=:
TTeTawvp.L.
iâv6S>.
A guil. Ex. (See also dyaTrerdfo).)
-adm
Theoph. 589, 6 mrpapea.

adv.
I,
:=
StKTji/
irerpajv,
like
Lucian.
105.
6,
miToKas,
shoes.
a, 6,
(TreToKov) maker or seller of horseTheoph. 357, 20, a surname.

to,
little
Herpiavos, ov,
follower
Greg. Naz.
ter
TreToKiov,
ov,
ireToKov.
Paul.
Aeg.
Diod.
53,
301 C. the monophysite.

II,
106.
ireTaKurpAs,
11, 87.
ov,
6,
(jreToKov^ petalism.
Herpiv for TlsTpiov, ov, Theoph. 563, 14. Constantinople.

Cont. 458, 21.
ireTpoâTem,
(ireTpoâTfjs)
to
Follower of PeTim. Presb. 45 B. to, Petrion, a place in
2.
ofuhposihe
apostle.
Theoph.
mraXoi/, ov, to, petal, flower-leaf

pohmv.
5, 91,
2.
Diosc.
1,
fjo-o),
climb rocks.
xpvoa.
Particularly,
Sept.
II,
Zea/ or ^Za<e of metal.

Ex.
2S, 32.
Diosc.
Diod.
2, 6.
Arr. Anab.
4, 19, 1.
App.
II,
the high-priest's
681, 17.
golden plate.
, 9.
29,6.
Lev.
neTpoârqs, ov,
rocks.
6,
(ntrpa, âivto) one
who climbs
throwing
stones.
Philon
152, 11.
Patriarch. 1057
App.
f),
II,
603, 33.
Spyavov.
B.
Polycrat. 1360 A.
(oo-o),
TTCTpo/SoXtKo's,
OV, (jTCT poôKos) fit foT

5,
fffTaXdfi)',
<o
overlay with leaf of metal.
stones.
Polyb.
99,
6,
7,
Sep^.
Reg.
3, 6,
fj,
20 as v.
1.
7rerpo/3q\to-/io'f,
ov,
a throwing
of
TT^ToKao'is, eas,
jreTaofiai
^=
to TTcraXoijv.
Strab.
Aristeas
16,
4,
9.
neTopiai.
11.
Schol. Aesch. Sept. 342.

TTerpoôXuTTTjS,
ov,
o,
=
Job
41,
werpas /SaXXtoK.
Classical.
Achmet. 290 iireTaoa

sreTOo-ioK, ov, to,
little
:=
iirroixqv.
Genes. 33, 20.
nTaa-os.
Posidon. apud
%eTpo^dXoj,
5ep. Sap.
ov,
5, 23.
=
Sep^.
Xi5o/3dXof.
11.
4aera. 4, 78, p. 176 B.

neraa-is, eas,
f/,
irnjcris,
a flying.
wears a
Achmet.
mTOtros.
491, 81, prjxavfj.
Substantively,
19.
Ezech. 13,
Diod.
II,
d n-fTpo/Sd-
161
(titul.).
Xor, sc. KOTaTrcXTT/f, balista, mangonel.

6,
Athen.
sTfTaenTijs,
ov,
one
that
Mechan.
53, 11.
10.
5, 4, 6.
Polyb.
Diosc. 4, 106 (108), a plant.
Diorf. 2, 27.
17, 45.
To
1,
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by Microsoft
TreTpoyevTji;
irTpop6\ov,
sc. ofyyavov,
888
6 7rerpo(3oXor koJos. Ant.
9,
TTTjXoSo/iO?
((pvpa),
r=
7rf(j)vpfitvas
adv. mixedly, confusedly,
TamXrqs.
10, 3.
TrfTpoyevrjs,
Diod.
II,
507, 72.
Anton.
Trexi O)
2, 11.
indeclinable, the Turkish
begh,
... the
9.
bey,,
is,
{mrpa,
yiyvo/iai)
rock-born.
TTjj
lord.
;uei/
.
Porph.
. .
Adm.
be,
178.
.
Lyd. 43, 21, UlBpas.

ireTpoKco-a-Tjpos, ov, 6,
TT^
one part
I,
other.
piece of KiV(7i;pts.
{Kvkioi)
rollcr
Theoph.
Did. A. 272 A.
mfyabiov,
622,
5.
6,
nTpoKv\i(TTfjs, ov,
of
stones.
Slrab. 15, 1, 56.

TferpoTToda,
p.
as,
fj,
stonework.
Athen.
stones.
5,
39,
205 F.
wijyij, spring of water. ov, to, Joann. Mosch. 3037 A. Trrjydô), do'io, Qmjyr)') to gush forth : to cause to gush forth. Philon I, 31, 44. H, 396, 40. Hippol. 833 C.
Proc.
250,
veTpoTToios, ov, (n-oteto)
making
PorpTiyr.
Tniyaiios
(jrrjyaios),
adv.
as of
a fountain.
Alex.
200 A. Clem. UiTpos, ov, 6, Peirus, Peter the apostle. Papias 1256 A. /jinci^. 709 A. R. 1, 5. Clem. A. H, 488 C. 1257 B. Iren. 845 B. Hierocl. apud Orig. II, 92 A. Ill, 100 A. Sophrns. 4s<er. 284 A. Eus. IV, 800 B.
Ill,
apud Eus.
Prod. Parm. 566 (155).

Tnjyav-eXaiov, ov, to, :z^ Tnjydvivov e\(uov.
Trail. 265. 270, et alibi.
TTTjyavepd,
as,
'
Leo Med.
177.
ini
17,
{mjyavov)
rue-plaster,
pharmacy.
TTtjydvivos,
rj,
Alex. Trail. 265.

Diosc.
4,
1, 13.
3361 B. Uerpov Kripvyp.a, Petri doclrina, Orig. I, 119 C. IV, 424 a spurious work. Uerpov npaêis, evayEus. II, 217 A. C.
Trqyavi^m, iaa, to smell like rue.

ov,
Diosc. of rue. Galen. XIII, 40 E, eXaiov.
96 (98).
irqyav'iTqs, ov, 6,
flavored with rue.
Geopon.
8,
ye\iov, dTTOKaXvilrts, all spurious.
217 A.
269 A.
nirpov
Epiph-
Eus.
II,
13, olvos.
^rrjyr), rjs,
f],
mpioSoi, Peter's
Trdyos,
travels, spurious.
TrerpOfTeXivlTrjs, ov, 6,
I,
429 D.
nrjyf], rjs. y,
spring.
hill. Barn. 761 A. Simoc. 237, 4 (Balvkli,
at
75 UeTpocreXiviTrjs
of ireTpoaeXivov. Diosc. 5, ohos, wine flavored with
Constantinople).
irqypdriov, ov,
to,
little
n^y/ia.
Act.
1, p. 10,
parsley.
n-erpo-a-eXivov, ov, to,
47, epiov.
petrosellnum,
Diosc.
S, 77.
parsley
Galen.
TnjypLos, ov, 6,
Trryyvvp-i, to
^=
irrj^ts.
Method. 285 A.
3,
(Apium
37, 16.
petroselinum).
curdle.
Babr. 130,
yoXa.
XIII, 219 B.
587 C.
Alex. ApJir. Probl.

Diosc.
Sibyll. 2,
Naz.
el-qv.']
Ill,
156
A
z^
nenrjyotiii,
[Greg.
neinjyas
TreTpo(j>vr]s, es, {<pva>)
growing on rocks.
irriSaXLovxeo,
rjcra),
Kvêpvda,
to steer
to
gov-
4,
89 (90).
Pseudo-PAoc!/Z. 49.
ern.
PhUon
I,
131, 43.
7.
437, 20.
II, 553,
121, TToXvTTOVS.
TTcTT^vTripiov, OV, TO, (?re(r<Tfi)r^s)
draught-hoard.
18. Pseudo-Jos. Mace. VI, 852 A.

7rrj8aXi.ov)(os,
Eus. H, 997 A.
Eudoc. M.
irevBfjv,
TJvos,
41.
6,
ov, 6,
(nrjSaXiov, e)(a)) steersman.,
(nvvddvop.ai)
^=
Kardo'KOTros,
II,
Philon
nrihr]p,a,
I,
145, 33.
to, palpitation,
spy.
Epict.
fj,
2, 23, 10.
Lucian.
Philon
232.
question.
aros,
throbbing of the6, 11, 4.
vevms, ems,
571, 30.
C.
inquiry, interrogation,
4.
I,
heart.
Classical,
/os.
Ant.
Plvi.
Dion. H. VI, 1121,

Plut. II,
202, 32.
n, 474 E.
TrrjbrjTrjs,
614 D.
Clementin. 148
ov,
6,
Qirrfdafo)
leaper.
Ptol. Tetrab.
Hermog. Khet.
Philon
I,
64.
TTrjKTiKos,
rj,
413, 18.
rrevoTTeov ^zz
Pamphil. 1557 B.
8ei
6v,
good for curdling.

Achmet. 158.
fj,
Classical.
nvvBdvecrBai.
596,
Diosc.
nr/KTos,
T],
1,
183, p. 162, yaXaKTos.
17.
Orig. I,
rj,
1528 C.
TrevoTiKos,
7.
6v, interrogative.
Eus. IV, 188 B. Dion. Thr. 637,

9.
ov, dense.
infKap.vbeia or TrrjXafjLvdia, as,
(7njXap.vs) the
3,
Synt. 18, 24,
catching of tunnies.
7raXa[j.v8ia.
Strab. 12,
19, v.
1.
popia, interrogative particles (ttcos;).
Arcad.
139, 11.
TrevaTLKas,
7njXap,vSwv, corrected TnjXaiivSelov, ov, to, tunny-
adv.
inquiringly
interrogatively.
fishery,
20.
TnjXiKor,
7;,
place.
Strab.
12,
3,
11,
p.
524,
Orig. II, 1529 B.
Did. A. 572 A.
vrfcpfio-fievas ((^fiSojxai),
11,
587, 45.
45, et alibi.
adv. sparingly. Diod. 1225 A. Ael. N. A. 7, Taeu&o-Just. 1357 A.

Ire7i.
:
ov,
of a certain
fj,
size.
Nicom. 69
Nicom.
t6
nriXiKov, size,
jirjXiKOTrjs, rjTos,
magnitude, dimension.
size,
magnitude.
75.
7re(ppaypev(os ((j)pda-a-a>}, adv. securely
closely.

32, 18.
Hermog. Khet.
Greg.
Jos. B. J.
7,
6, 4.
Eus.
II,
1297 B.
adv.
1,
nt<l)povTiapiva>s
{(ppovrlâ'),
carefully.
7n;X66cTos, ov, (wijXos, Sew)
mud-bound.
Diod. 12, 40.

417, 44.
Crib,
Jos.
Strab.
15,
2.
Pâora
I,
Naz. in, 1288 A.

irrjXoSoiJios, ov, (Se/ao))
in, 573,
1.
Ant. 15, 2, 7. ^nii/ZZ. apud s. II, 769 C.
mud-buik.
Agath. Epigr-
72, 2, Toipôf.
Digitized
by Microsoft
jnjXo-'iraTea)
injXo-âTecD, to
889
irtava-is, ems, ^,
idoiyi
(maiVo)) fatness.
6,
walk on mud.
(TrXdtro-oj)
I,
Schol. Arist. Pac.
Achmet. 113.
1148.
jnjXoffXaôr,
figures.
ov,
naa-TTip,
moulding clay into
Lucian.
23.
? grapple t Martyr. Areih. 50, t^j dXuo-fas. m^paros, an error for irpi^dros. Bioclet. G. 7,
^pos,
(jridfco)
Aoot
WTjXo-irXao-o-ffl, to
maê mud.
VseaA-Athan. IV,
?o
76.
1008 B.
7n)X<rXaoT<,
clay.
ijcto),
myKepm]s, ov,
(jnjXdTrXaorof)
6,
pin
c e r
9,
na
=
20, 3.
olvoxoas.
maie of
II,
Cinn. 56, 11.

fmKcpvrjs.
Cwrojo.
11.
Also,
Leont.
Method. 64 C. 68 B.
6,
Leont.
1984
C, Tov 'ASd/i.
Joann. Mosch. 2952 D. Cypr. 1733 D. Also, (myKepvrjs.
Porph.
mjKoirKdTav, avos,
mud-Plato, a nickname
Cer. 70, 22.

mSaKoiSris, es,
.
of Alexander the sophist.

TnjXoTToids,
dj/,
(noUai)
1 7,
Philostr. 570.
jrTjXoupydj.
^/ea;.
(mSa^, EIAQ) full of springs.

Classical.
.4pAr. Probl.
irrjXovpycco,
29.
to
TTtEffo)
TTtefffl.
Polyb. 11, 33,
3.
r/cra),
(mjXowpydy)
twor^
in or
Eus. V, 21 7 B.
TTKpos, d, OV,
11,
7.
make of clay.
189 A.
TnjXoupydr, dv,
TnjXoupyi'a, ar, ^, (ê
Method. 68 B. working in clay.
= mav.
(7ric'f<"))
Athen. apud Orib.

extract, in
I,
Epiph.
I,
TTieajia, aros, to,
pharmacy.
(EPrO) working
in clay, potter.
-Diosc.
1,
106.
7nj\o(j)6pos, ov,
7. Lucian. I, 26. (êpm) carrying TnjXdr. 4<ian. IV, 1008 C.
Sept. Sap. 15,
Tnea-Trjp, rjpos, 6,
squeezer
press.
Diosc. 4, 65.
Pseud-
76, pp. 557. 571. mea-TTipiov, ov, to, rack,
instrument of torture.
Dubious.
Just.
mjXdo), mffa, to coyer unth irrj\6s, to

dle.
mud, mud4,
Synes. 1400 B.
Jos.
Ant.
1, 3, 5.
Epict.
2, 6, 10.
nidavdopMi
6, p.
=
B
following.
Mon.
11, 10. 18.
Plut. n, 980 C.
Apollod. Arch.
325
TriBavajievos, plausible.
Trtdavevofiai, eva-ofiai,
wriKajio, arcs, to,

irrjKwins, cms,
II,
fj,
mud. Charh. 33, 16. a mudding, muddling.
(niBavos) to use probable or plausible arguments, ^rtem. 198, Clem.
Plut.
A.
I,
812 B.
17,
166 A.
incorrect for wiiievrdpios,
iviavoKoyiK6s,
ov,
using probable or plausible

1, 8, 7.
Tnjjievrdpios, JTrfva-os,
7rti/(rd?.
arguments.
Schol. Arist.
Epict.
!ri6avo\6yos, ov,
(Xfyto)
91.
speaking persuasively.
mjâlmpos, ov,
Trfi^K,
quid?
Eus.
etc.
11,
1348 C.
Classical,
fiept.
Ean.
(as,
fj,
a fixing,
TTidavos,
dyKmvos eV aprois, eating greedily (compare the modern c'/litttjSir. 41,
19 'Awo
TO
irrjêoDS
ra
x6tiKe
's
âyi).
Strab. 16,
2,
41.
2.
I,
etc. Philosirg. 500 C, a great favorite. Apophih. 296 B, handsome, elegant, Joann. Mosch. 2932 C.
J],
ov,
winning,
(3a(rtXei,
Consolidation.
403, 29.
Hermes
Tr.
apud
Sto6.
jndavovpyia, as,
Themist.
vovpyla.
tj,
(TziBavovpyos) persuasiveness.
14.
7ren. 461 A, tov irKrip&ii.aTos.
397,
Bid. A. 516
Tv(i6a-
irripiov, ov, to, little Trfjpa.
Joann. Mosch. 2880.

fastened
to
nrfpoheros, ov,
(jrfipa,
Antip. S. 94, ipAs

7r^(r<7(B
Seco)
a bag.
m6dpiov,
ov, TO, little iridos.

d,
doprrjp.
ndfav,
Strab. 11, 2, 8.
lui/os,
Doroth. 1693 C. (mdos) place where wine-Jars

Galen. IV,
or Philon
tt^tto)
I,
:^
Trr)ywp.i.
are kept.
Diod. 13, 83. Greg. Naz.
221, 43.
1, 19, 4.
Diosc. 4,
187
(190),
TnBrjKfios, ov, (TridrjKos^ ape's, apish.
yoKa.
TTiprvs,
T),
Epict.
Sext. 441, 1.
TrriKTis.
Caesarius 1072.
to
98 C. 721 A.
cubits.
11,
581 C.
ape.
Meet. Byz.
Ael.
mfxiâ,
Itrai,
(tttjxvs)
measure
by
mdtjiaSevs,
e<Bs,
d,
young
N. A.
7,
Symm. Ezech.
jTrixia-fia,
43, 13.
aTos, to,
6,
47.
Id. ibid.
iridrjKiov,
following.
ov, to,
4.
little
jri&qKos,
pithecium.
Clas-
mixwiios, ov,
measurement by cubits. Iren. 5, 29, 2, p. 1202 C. Cosm. Ind. 449 C. Anast. Sin. 521 C. 776 B.
Genes. 21,
sical.
m6riK6p.op<ôs, ov,
(fiopcfiri')
ape-shaped.
nrixos, ems, 6, cubit.
8.
eter.
Oi irij^fw, little children playing about the god Nile, in pictures. Lucian. HI, 6. Philostr. 769. Socr. 121 B.
Gre?. iVaz.
t},
Ill,
1087 A.
Babr. 35,
1.
mBrjKos, ov,
::= d nWrjKos.
TTidijKocpopos, ov, (0epcB)

I,
bearing apes.
Lucian.
Gage.
Himer. Eclog.
Theoph.
of,
15,
'23.
the nilomcatch.
*md(a>
35.
Socr. 121 B.
TTiefo),
branded with the figure of an ape. Greg. Naz. HI, n-W?;!, 77K09, d, mSriKos. 1057 A.
614,
to
lay hold
to seize,
mSfiTis, i8os, ^>
(n-iôs) jar-shaped.
Diosc. 4,
Alcman 35 (116).
Sept.
3, 7,
Alcae. 149.
Theocr. 4,
2,
65,
firfKiov.
Sir.
23, 21.
Cant.
15,
Act.
80.
aurof 7^9 Sepias x"po'f112
Luc. Joann. 7,
indo-eihfis, is, like

jrcdotyia, as,
fj,
a jar.
Heron Jun.
1 78, 8.
(oiyo)) <Ae
Plut. II, 655 E.
opening of wine-jars. 735 C, a festival.
Digitized
by Microsoft
iriOo-KoiTri
tub used as a bed.
Strdb.
890
Schol.
iriXos,
UivBaptKO'}
ov,
5,
wiSo-KoiTri,
Tjs,
-q,
pi1u
2,
a company of
triarii.
Arist. rrWoi,
Eq. 792.
d,
Dion C.
5,
1, 8.
48, 42,
rjo-o),
6 irpayTos,
ov,
wine-jar.
12,
TTiXocpopeai,
to be
primus pilus. App. U, 7nXo(j)6pos.

jrlXoy.
92,
pp. 338,
vos,
9.
344
(5, 2, 10, p. 359, 19),
|vXt-
32.
7r(Xo0o/)ocdf,
Jj,
cask.
n'lKos, ov, 6,
the Latin
I,
picus
ov,
wearing a
Lucian.
I,
SpvoKoKaTTTrjs.
2.
859.
mXo(j)6pos, ov, (n-iXos, (jiepa) wearing the apex:
Dion. H.
40, 7.
Strah. 5, 4,
wJKpdfffl, ao-o), to renrfer Jz'Kef.
Sexl. 47, 21, et alibi. Orig.

I,
Frag. 12. Clem. A. 11, 600 B.

-Bpici.
afiainen.
TTiXwrdf,
jy,
Dion C.
ov,
68, 8, 3.
TrtXjjTos.
Dion, H.
I,
371, 7
3, 15.
1012 D.
to embitter.
mKpaiva,
Kpdvdt]
ip.o\
Mid.
TO iriXmra, pfei flaminum.

IliKpalvojMi, to be
1, 7,
Strab. 15,
3,
17, p. 32,
5.
21.
Porph. Cer. 465,
15.
embittered: to grieve.
/ioi, it
Sept. Rutli
13 'Em-
487,
grieves me.
6 iKavbs a-(p68pa, the

loilli
r),
1, 20 ''Emxpavdrj iv Almighty hath dealt
tnp.ivTdpi.os, ov, 6,
the Latin
pigmentarius,
9, 25.
druggist.
TTi/LiTrXdo)
very bitterly
triKpaXis, I'Sos,
1328 A.
rnKpafifios, ov, a,
= =
me.
iriKpis.
= =
5,
Phot.
Nomocan.
Sept
3,
following.
Sir. 24, 25.

Tri'/iTrXjjTai,
VseaA.-Athan.
II,
mp.TTXr]p,i, to fill.
[Prov.
10
subj.
Philon
3, 5.
II,
351, 21 ava-êTrXtja-eTai, fut. perf.]

following.
mKpaa-pos. Aquil. Job
mpjrpdai
Eudoc. M. 344.
Horn. Od.
2,
'jriKpavTiKms (mKpaivu)), adv. with the sensation
*minTpripi,
to swell,
transitive.
of bitterness. mxpaapos, ov,
Sext. 269, 26.

6,
427
"EirprjO-ev 8"
avepos petrov iuTiov.

117,
Sept.
bitterness
Estb. 4, 17, 29.
Ps. 94,
8.
of feeling. Sept. Ezecb. 27, 31.
Num.
o-T-e'pa.
21 weirprjapivos, swollen.
5, 22, ya-
Philon
I,
1.
Luc. Act.
28,
6.
Symm.Ts.
niKpia,
as,
139, 10.
Diosc. 4, 32.
irprjcrdrjvai.
Jos. Ant. 3, 11, 6 Tr]v yaaripa
f),
Classical.
9.
Sept.
(mxpos) bitterness : harshness. Ex. 15, 23. Num. 33, 8.
Papias
1260
-<r6rjvai
ttjv
o-dpKa.
Deut. 29, 18.

Ps. 9, 28.
Job
8,
20, misery, afflic5, 42, 3,
mvaKas,
tion.
Polyb.
et alibi.
a, 6, maker of, or dealer Nicet Paphl. 544 C, a surname.
in,
mvdiaa.
Diod. 16, 88.

74.
wiKpi^co,
I'cro),
Philon
or
to
II, 27, 15.
Diosc.
1,
mvaKiSiov, ov, to,
mvaKis.
Epict.
6, 3.
3, 22, 74.
Arr. P.
to be
M. E.
x),
30.
Diog.
Synes. 1248
11, 2, 17.
Diosc.
7.
1, 19.
Strab. become bitter. 48. Archigen. apud

II,
B, codicillus.
mvaKiKos,
120.
ov,
(mVa|)
tabular.
Ptol. Tetrab.
537 A. mKpoyovos, ov, {yiyvofmi) producing bitterness. Cosm. 504 C, TTTiyr], producing bitter waters.
Orib. II, 154,
Clem. A.
Syncell. 194, 15.

table.
mvaKiKms, adv. in the form of a Tetrab. 53.

mvaKtov, ov, to,
41.
Ill,
tablet.
Ptol.
TTiKpoxoXos,
ov, (xoX^) Galen. VI, 363 D.

fj,
generating
bitter
bile.
Classical.
Lucian.
I,
396, card, L. tabella.
iriKa, as,
pila,
6,
pile, stake.
Mai. 278,
3.
Jul.
1,
403 C, map.
4.
2.
153
Philostr. 24.
Scutella, dish.
Epict.
264.
mXapev, see
IIiXaTos, ov,
the
I,
(j)Kdpev.
Pilatus, Pilate.
"Akto niXdrov,
19,
4,
11,
13.
Lucian.
-iv.
Ill,
Acts of Pilate. Just. Apol. 1,85. Epiph. Eus. II, 809 D. 85 C UCKarov 885 A. vTTop.vfip.aTa, the same work.
Apophth. 124 C. mva<ls, I'Sof, ^, L.

5.
tabella,
tablet.
Epict.
1, 10,
PZu(.
I,
826 D.
^rtem. 228.
1.
Poll. 10,
TriXdpios, ov, 6,
(pilum)
dKovruTTrjs, jaoelin-
Cliaris. 33, 58 (quoted). E, used by school-boys.

Tri,vaKoypa(j)!,a, as,
fj,
iVtc. II,
657
TTiXfor,
Lyd. 158, 16. ttiXo?. 6, the Latin p i 1 e u s Polyb. 30, 16, 3. Diod. II, 625, 52. little L. pileolus. iriXos, TTiKlov, ov, TO,
ov,
man.
(niva^, ypd<j)ai) a drawing

2, 1, 11, p.
of maps.
mvaKo-driKt],
Strab.
r)s,fi,
110, 12.
tablinum,
Strab. 14,
pinacotheca,
repository of tablets, pictures, etc.

I, 14.
Polyh. 35,
6, 4.
Epict. 4,
8,
16.
Plut. II,
336 E. mXios, ov,

(161).
6,
=
6,
irivaKaa-ts,
fas,
f),
L. tabulatum, timber-work,
Dion. H. VI, 725,
5,
1,
niXeos.
Dioclet. G. 8, 16.
floor, etc.
Plut. n, 658 E.
yem-
mXia-Kos, ov,
==: preceding.
Diosc.
3, 4.
151
TTiral, oKos, 6, tablet, etc.
prjTopiKoi.
Strab.
2,
10.
2, 1, 1. 2,
iriXoeiSms (mXos,
EIAQ), adv.
(TrtXoTToidff)
like felt.
Soran.
Poll.
ypa(f)iK6s,
258, 11.
TTtXoTTotta, as,
7,
r],
SeXror, ypappoTetov,
felt-making.
21,
Herodn. Gr. Phllet. 406 condemned. Sext. 734, astrological. Anast. Sin. 105 A. B, of
map.
^
5,
171.
6v,
quotations.
(n-oiem)
TnXowotos,
making
u
s
,
felt.
Poll.
7,
TTivdpinv, ov, TO,
a kind of âXKavBov.
Diosc.
171.
jriXof, ov, 6,
114.
608, 11.
L. p App.
i 1
cap.
Dion. Hi
II,
HivdapiKos,
II,
fj,
6v,
II,
340, 29, of a freedman.
602 E.
Plut. of Uivbapos, Pindaric. Heph. 15, 16, pArpov, Pindaric
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verse.
891
11, a-xrifia
ma-a-lTrjs, ov, 6,
2, p.
TTKTTtS
flavored with pitch.
Plut. Strab. i,
Herodn. Gr. Scliem. 594,

Tpeis Ke<paXai,
(r^r
8" rjv
6,
^crav).
318,
1.
n, 676 B, ohos.
Artem.
96.
Galen.
mwiKiof,
ov,
of
the
mvva.
Arr. P.
M.
E. 35.
II,
95 C.
mvviKov, ov, TO, the silk of the pinna.
Arr. P.
TTia-a-ov, ov, to,
z=
to
ttiVo-os.
Galen.
Plut.
M. E.
niwivos,
36.
T),
VI, 326 A.
ov,
of
the pinna.
Sept. Esth.
1, 6,
m(r<TOTp6cj)os, ov, (jpiâi) yielding pitch.

II,
\i6os, mother-of-pearl f
648 D, ûrd.
or
iriTTovpyelov,
5, 1, 12.
mwivdrpixot, ov, (fipi^) with hair Porph. Them. 34, 20. Kov.
jrivov, TO,
like the Trivvt-
ma-a-ovpyeiov
ov,
to,
pitch'
factory.
Strab.
as,
fj,
Dion. H. V, 150, 5 Ka)iXo5, the rust of venerable antiquity. irivooiiai, (ofiai, to be or become rusty. Dion. H. VI, 1097, 1. Plut. I, 666 B.
(ttiVos)
antique.
mtraovpyia,
101.
the
making of
pitch.
Poll.
7,
nta-aovpyos, ov,
101.
(EPrQ) making pitch.
Poll.
7,
iTivtros,
jriVo), to
see Tteacros.
drink.
[^Pachom. 949
TTcio-a)
wuro'oa) or ttittoco, dxTto,

tticb,
tar.
tories,
Diosc.
5,
40.
2.
(ttI(T(T(i) to pitch
over, to
To apply
I,
depila-
rather barbarous.]
TriVep, TO,
piper
r},
to depilate.
I,
fj
Lucian.
691, et alibi.
mirepi.
Martyr. Areth.
5.
Clem. A.
^tXoCo'Sat,
TTitra-aiTeov
577 B.
Triacrrj
(Compare Artem. 226

Geopon.
6, 3, 8.
Theoph. 494, 14.

mirepaTos,
ov, (iriTrepi)
the Latin piperatus,

Cont.
140,
19,
^^plcaOai.^
del mcra'ovv.
peppered.
spotted f
wiirepi, for, to,
Theoph.
Xidos,
irKro-aTrjs or iriTToynjs, ov, 6,
(7rto"a"da))
one
that
depilates.
Lucian.
eas,
fj,
nim,
TTtTrifw,
the
=^ ireirepi. Stud. 1716 B. Hebrew nin' mistaken for a Greek
Trio-Tfvo'is,
Ill, 384.
to iTKmveiv, a confiding.
a^tos
Jos.
Ant. 17,
fj,
3, 3.
word.
Hieron.
ura,
I,
429 (131).
worifm.
tthtiVkim,
Hes.
TTUTTcvTos,
OV,
^=
mcrTcvecBai, trust-
worthy.
Orig. IV,
120 A.
believe.
Iambi. Math.
Polyb.
To
sip.
Mai. 210,
sell.
14, <âpp.aRov.
198.
iir'nrpa(Tfv
jmrpdaKco, to
[_Vit.
Epiph. 81
1,
B
io
ma-Teva>,
-Orfvai
to
trust,
:=
diredoTO, eVtiXijo-ej'.]
io _/aH.
ToKdvTov
=
To
to
mVra),
Polyb.
5,
1,
coincide.
*0
TTiO'TevOei.s vir
Moschn. 129, p. 70, ds appaa-Tripa. Jos. Ant. 11, 6, 2, ei epard nvos, to fall in love with any one. Achmet. 21 ILLtttoviti to. yeveia av2- To err r=; dpapTavco, nXavapat. Tov. Iren. 3, 22, 1, ayav, vehementer errare. S. To lapse, to relapse into heathenism. Dion. Alex. 1309 A. Tim. Presb. 37 A oi mTrrtaKoTes, the lapsed. (See also Orig. I, 988 C.)
Tepov,
=
fj,
6, 56, 13 Diod. 19, 59 'Eitpevovs Toyv oa-Tcov tov Kpa-
ToKavTov.
KaUcrBai.
ity.
2.
ov,
TO
o(7Ta.
Diosc.
2, 6 7
HumvOkv
pff
be converted to Christian-
Theoph. 35,
irioTiKos,
7.
ma-Tos, faithful, trustworthy.
4:.
To
lie
with
=zz
(rvyylyvop.al
tivi.
Epiph. I, 1088 A. Joann. Artem. 198. Sophrns. 3597 Mosch. 2936 D, a confidant. Joann. 12, 3, true, B. Marc. 14, 3. 2. Substantively, d ma-rigenuine, pure. Kos, captain or master of a merchantman.
Apophth. 309 B.
fierd Tivos.
Jejun. 1921
Joann. Mosch. 2892 B, D, els d^dnTKTTOv,
Basilic. 53, 1.
irta-TiKois,
r^
(TvyyiyvefrQai dâTTTia'Ta) yvvaiKi.
Porph. Cer. 451, 2. 453, 4, ewi yrfs. 6. To cause to fall, Achmet. 120 "'EnTotcrev <T<pdKKa>. Tfpov. \_Diod. II, 513, 97 KaTa-rrTwBrjvai KaTaireaelv. Cyrill. A. I, 244 C aTro-Trearai Sophrns. 3429 C diro-jrTtadito-necreiv.
yoi/v kKlvo).
make a genuflexion,
5.
sAy. faithfully.
ov,
Plut.
fidius.
I,
281 C,
eêti/.
To
tticnos,
the
Koman
Dion.
H.
II,
782, 5, Zeis.
iria-Tis,
ems,
fj,
confidence, faith.
Dion. H.
I,
399, 13, Srjpoa-ia, fides publica, public faith.

Jos. Ant. 18, 1, 3 'ASdvaTov Te lo'xvv tols
^v-
vaty
irlfjTis
(est) avTots eivai, z=^

3,
Achmet. 144 enTadri eVecre.] wnTKivr). rjt, fj, the Latin piscina l^BvoTpo(jifiov, l-)(6va>v Sfâpcvrj. (Anton. 7, 3.) Hippol. Haer. 452, 99, irov^XiKr), piscina
devrav.
Basilic.
2,
22
'iria'Tevovo-LV.
285, KoKfj, bona fide.
2.
Rom. Porph. Novell.

Faith, in a relif/
gious sense.
179, 15.
Philon
II, 39, 18,
npos to
ov.
publica, at
srtffoff,
Rome.
tar.
Basilic. 58, 21,. 1.
Clem. R. 1, 22, fj iv Xpia-Ta. Plut. Clem. A. I, Polyc. 1005 A. II, 1101 C. 376 A.- 372 B. 285 A. 729 B. 733 A. 945 A.
3. Creed. 12 C. Euagr. Scit. 1233 B. Eus. II, 1540 A. 1541 C. D. Athan. I, 468 A. 549 A. 588 A. II, 700 C. 800 A, et alibL Bosi7. IV, 389 D. 529 A. 917 D. AmphU. 96 A. Ephes. 7. (Compare Iren. 549 A. 855 C. 4. FiTertull. II, 156 B seq. 168 C seq.) des, protection ; a Latinism. 'H t&v Vapalav
II,
see Trecaos.
fj,
7riiT(ra, rjs,
Diosc.
1, 94,
vypd,
kSivos.
Epict. 4, 13, 22, for tarring culprits.

irura-dpiov,
ov, to,
3441 C.
(j)dâ.
=^
irla-a-os,
pea.
S.
Sophrns.
Cyrill.
Scyth.
V.
1
283
oil
m(T(T-e\aiov, ov, tA,
pi
s s 1,
ae on,
made
of cedar-pitch.
Diosc.
95.
TTiVns, fides
Romanorum.
Polyb.
2,
11, 10.
Digitized
by Microsoft
892
2,
irXaKOVVTapiov
ment.
12, 2, et alibi.
Z>iorf. II,
501, 13.
Dion.
Clem. A.
curat,
I,
469 D.
Hellad. apud
Plut.
i/. Ill, alibi.
1764, 15.
Pû;.
Sept.
I,
378 C.
423 C,
(Compare
Iren.
Mace.
1, 8, 1.)
5.
Leo.
et
Phot. IV, 313 A.

TrXaytafo),
i^^ TrXaytoo), Xoôq>.
Pistis,
a Valentinian Aeon, the spouse of
napoKhriTos.
iria-Tov,
449 B.
s
852 A, TTjv (paivTjv. A chill. Tat. Isagog. 964 Tropically, to cause B. Lucian. Ill, 254.
ov, TO,
millet.
(p
s t
s)
coarsely
to fail.
Sept. Esai. 29, 21 'EirXayiatrav iw'
ground
Tact.
Mauric.
to
5, 3.
7,
11.
6, 28.
10, 13.
r)tT(i>,
OTO-TO-TToietu,
confirm.
I,
Pseudo-/os.
aSUois SUawv, with injustice they caused the Ezech. 14, 5 ? righteous to fail. 3. To strike with the flat of a sword. PoU. 3, 155.
Mace.
7, p.
507.
eas,
rj,
Orig.
656 B.
1181 B.
Patriarch.
Dion
stray:
C.
40,
53,
3.
3.
Intransitive,
to
mo-Toirotrjcris,
confirmation.
to incline,
in.
bend, stoop.
Pseudo-JVt7.
16.
1148 B.
Orig. IV, 29 A.
17,
545 B,
r^s 680O.
r),
Mai. 364,
Tno-TOTToirjTiKOS,
oVy z:^
dwdfievos TTKTTonoielv.
TToUu))
TrXaytaj, a&os,
side of a mountain.
Steph.
Orig. IV, 780 C.

TTto-TOTTOtoff,
Diac. 1096 A.
Confirming.
TrXayiaa-fios,
OV,
(TTitTTos,
oH,
6,
dbliquation.
Achill.
19.
Tat.
Cyrill.
A.
Ill,
1224 C.
Sept. Sir. 46, 15, 6pd<Tf<>s,
Isagog. 964 B.
Hermog. Khet. 269,
TTUTTos,
rj,
OV, trusty.
a true prophet, =: 48, 22, iv opdaei airov. 2. Believing, faithful, in a Christian sense. Ltic. Act. 16, 1. 'O TTioTof, L. fidelis, believer, a regular member of the church, communicant. Herm. Mand. 11. Martyr. Polyc. 1040 A. Caius 28 B. Apollon. Ephes. 1384 Tertull. II, 56 A. C. Clem. A. I, 729 B. Orig. Ill, 288 D. 289 A. 408 C. II, 332 A. Greg. Th. 1048 B. Laod. 7. Basil. IV, 797 A. TTLo-TOTepeQ) ^= TTLiTTOTepos clfii. Anast. Sin. 297 A. iritTTpivov, ov, t6, the Latin pistrinum, workhouse. Hippol. Haer. 454, 18. TTto-Toyreos, a, ov, zz=. ov Set TrifTTOvv. Lucian. II,
TrKdyiv, see liKdyios 6.
TrKayiodev (jrKayiov), adv.
from
or on the side. Achmet. 141, p. 107,
TOV ÔVVOV.
TrKdyios, a, ov, oblique, transverse.
Dion. H.
I,
Ill,
1913,
II,
2, aTTOKpicreis,
evasive answers.
Lucian.
803, KoKafios,
^=
ptyl,
German
flute.
2.
Clem. A.
789 A, ai-
Oblique, in gram-
mar. nXayi'a TTTwa-is, oblique case. Dion. H. V, 41, 9. Drac. 56, 10. Apollon. D. Pron. 287 B. 354 B. Sext. 640, 13. 649, 16.
Pseudo-Deme^r. 87, 7, 64. a clause containing oblique cases.

Diog.
long.
3.
23, Xe'^tr,
Ob-
Ael.
in
Tact.
fii'ont
30,
1,
(^dXay|,
flank.
having
more men
Tf
than in
Antec.
4. Collateral.
K TrXayiov
3, 6
OJ ck liKaylov,
relations,
67.
Plotin. II, 953, 1 -riov z:^ bei Tnarovv.

77,
avyyeveta,
jricrTcoTLKos,
ov,
(ttiotob)
22.
confirmatory.
collateral relationship.
Hermog. Khet. 364,

mrraKiov, ou, to, p
i 1 1
See
i
rjxps.
6.
5.
collateral
Plagal, in music.
of paper label: billet, letter. Diog. 6, 89. Moer. 279. Athan. II, 800 C. Gelas. 1308 A. Joann. Mosch. 3080 C. Steph. Diac. 1092 D. Erotian. 368. mrva, as, fj, =: irvria. Diosc.
ac
,
um
slip
se.
x^poj ^^^-
Substantively, (a) ^ liKayia, Porph. Cer. 64, 18. (b)
TO ivKdyiov, side.
irXdyiv.
Leo. Tact.
4, 59.
12,
65
2,
Porph. Adm. 270, 22. Ptoch. 208 -IV. Curop. 25, 9, of a garment. wXayio-o-iceXos, ov, quid ? Lyd. 139, 4.
jrXaytonjs, ijTor,
17,
2, 21.
1,
7],
183, p. 162.
ov,
obliquity, obliqueness.
TriTvivos,
of pine. Classical. Diosc. 5,45 HiTvivos olvos, wine flavored with

s
,
pityinu
Naz. I, 949 A, ^ ijJi, 2. In TaireivoTtjs. grammar, the use of oblique cases. PseudoDemetr. 87, 21.
ir\ayio-cf>vKa^, a/cos, o,
Greg.
pine.
mrvo-Kafi'mi,
t]9,
tj,
pityocampe,
Diosc.
1,
pinorum
66.
eruca, pine-worm.
TriTuoKajuTrnjr,
55.
2,
ov, 6, (Kdp,7rra))
pine-bender,
an
one who guards the flank. Diod. 19, 82. Ael. Tact. 18, 3, of a po/ijSoeiScs body of cavalry. Porph. Cer. 453, 20
ol 7r\ayto<}>vXaKs,
epithet of the robber Sinis.

2.
Apollod.
3, 16,
flank-guard.
to
Strab. 9, 1, 4.
ov, 6,
irXayiTiKos, Poll. 6, 72.
tj,
ov,
pertaining
side.
Porph.
mrvplas,
ofmrvpov.
Galen.
Adm.
146.
270, 11.
meal
VI, 309 C, apTos, bran-iread, bread made of after the finest part has been separated.
ea>s, ^,
irXayias, adv. obliquely, transversely.
Moschn.
Greg. Naz.
mrvpiaais,
X, 578
20,
C.
TnTvpicTjia, aros, t&,
= =
TrXayKTTjs, ou, o, (n-Xafoj) deceiver.
mrvpov, dandruff.
a^mp, dandruff.
Galen.
in, 444 A.
ffXaSapoto, oxTCD, 19, 3.
irXaSapov irotm. ylgm7. Esai.
Arcad.
dandruff.
oint-
21.
ov,
1,
nXoKiov, ov, to, (7rXa|) board to count

to,
money
Strab.
mrvpov,
Diosc.
plural ra irirvpa,
2.
on.
Zosimas 1700 C.
Epict.
31.
144.
frXayyo'i/ioi/, ov, t6, (ffXayycDj/)
134 (136). a species of
n-XaKouvrapiGi/, ou, to,
TrXaKovvTiov.
17, 1, 38.
3, 12, 11,
et alibi.
Digitized
by Microsoft
'7r\aKovi>Tapio<s
ir\aKovvTdpws, ov, pastry-cook.
893
Pallad. Laus.
1,
2,
irXaTavtoSrjii
35, p. 65, 15.
6,
Va&xAo-Demetr.
152,
74,
2.
1020 C.
57.
Men. Met.
Aiken. 14,
Epict.
2, 1 6,
135,
5.
6.-3.
Fiction:
TrkaKovvrripov, ov, to, cake, pastry.
figment.
irXdo-;ua,
Pseudo-Dion. 121 C.
to,
aros,
paste.
:
Moer. 187.
wKaKoivTiou, ov, to, small irXancoCr.

25.
nKoKoio,
Apophth. 117 C. irXaKovunv. ma-a, (7rXa|) L. incrusto, to pave or plaster. Bus. II, 1209 A. Gloss. IJXaK<aBeiaa oiKta, incrustata domus.
(TrXaKoii))
Cleomed. 96, 21. Strab. 1, 2, S6. 1, 4, 5, et alibi. Philon 1, 1, 5. 38, 10, piScov. Jos. B. J. 1, 1, 2. Apion. 1, 28. Plut. n, 854 F. Iren. 477
Plasma,
2.
fiction
figment.
A.
ms.
II,
Sex*. 619,
24.-3.
4.
Style, in rhetoric.
8.
TrXoKtixTif, 6)9,
ij,
L. incrustatio, a pavGloss.
slabs
Dion. H. VI, 779,

irKaa-paTiKot,
tj,
1060,
ing or plastering.
Inscr. 4283.
20.
ov, of'rrXda-pa fictitious.
Hermog.
Epiph.
1096 B.
TrXoKmroj,
Mai. 280,
^,
Codin. 22, 14.
TOV, :=Z XldScTTpCOTOV.

ir\avd<o, to
to
PorpJi. Cer. 84, 5 to irkaKmcause wander. Mid.

to
ov,
paved with
of
stone.
Prog. 17, II, 36 C.

jrXdo-tro),
1,
hirjfqpa.
Sext. 25,
1.
2.
2,
to
mouZc? bread.
fabricate, to
7,
Galen. VI, 313 C.
To
5,
make up
Diod.
1, 3, 23.
to forge.
TrXavdofiai
Pnhjb.
42,
a letter.
5;ra&.
1, 2.
19, 23.
wander.
Clem. A.
I,
429
ToO da-repos
7,
Cleomed. 96, 13 ne7rXao"rat

this is fiction.
17, p. 38,
7.
ouroff
\6yos,
23.
1,
ToC
TrXavtofievov,
planet.
Diog.
132.
Joann. Mosch. 2864

the
2, 1,
-drjvm ttjv 6&6v, to lose
ikfen. i?Ae!. 150,
12 irervXa-
way.
2980
^'EmKavr]6ri ?rov TcdciKcv avro,
o-pcva, fiction.
T!:Xaa-Tov
he forgot where he
irXdvr),
rjs,
fi,
had
left
it.
Afric. Epist. 44 A, a book.
bei 7rkdar<T(iv.
rj,
Geopon.
6, 2, 4.
error in calculation.
101.
Afric. 92 B.
2.
Marcian.
TrXdo-reuo-if, ecus,
forgery.
forge.
Cerul. 816 C. Cerul. 816 C.
Deception, deceit,
n-Xacrreuoi, evtro), to
trkaa-Tripiov, ov, to,
imposture.
Sept. Prov. 14, 8.
Matt. 27, 64.
(nKaarrip) factory, manufac-
Paul. Eph. 4, 14.

irXdw;(rtf , ecus,
rj,
tory.
irXda-Trjs,
Theod. xlnc. 1393 B.

ov,
6,
Esai. 22, 5.
o-emr.
ffXai/i^TT/f,
a misleading, deception. Sept. 30, 28. 19, 14 nÔ/ia n-Xavf

Dion. H.
to
I,
creator.
Philon
I,
434, 31.
Iren. 609 B.
irXaaroypacjiea),
955 B.
j](Ta>,
Jer. 4, 11.
ov, 6, planet.
r),
245, 14.
341.
Epiph.
I,
irXavrjTiKos,
6v,
9.
rj,
disposed
Strah. 8,
wander, rove.
Clim. 969
7rXaa-Toypd(j)ripa,
to forge vyi'iting. Artem. 680 B. Nicet. Byz. 673 A. aroc, to, forgery, forged writing.
Cleomed. 98,
liKwriTis, ibos,
3, 1 7.
Leo. Novell. 174.

'irXa(TToypa<jiia,
female wanderer.
tj,
as,
rj,
C,
i)
dK^f^dKos, pride.
Vit. 11.
Basil. Ill,
forgery of wnting. Jos. 297 C. Socr. 748 A,
jAavareSapia Kapmh'ia,
152, 17.
planipes.
Lyd.
interpolation.
irKdvurpa, aros, rh,

TrKavuTfios, ov, 6,
= =
4.
irXaa'Toypd(pos, oc, (nXao'Tot, ypdifyai) that forges

TrKdvrip.a.
Cerul. 746 A.
Cerul. Til C.
writing.
Ptol.
Tetrab.
161.
I,
TrXdvrja-is.
vXdvos,
rj,
ov,
wandering.
13,
Classical.
1, 4, 1,
2.
70, 10.
Eust. Ant. 673 B.
Athan.
Artem. 76. 608 C. Nicet.

tell
DeJos.
Scj}is.
Byz. 673 C.
TrXatrroXoyea),
tions.
TrXacTTo's,
rja'at,
ceiving.
Paul. Tim.
2,
nvevpa.
(Xeyio) L. fabulor, to
t\.
fic-
B. J.
Hippol. 733 C.
TrXayof,
sc.
Tryph. Iambi. Myst. 293,

Just.
'O

Tj,
ov,
p1astu
forged, counterfeited.
avdpamos,
planus,
impostor.
Matt. 27, 63. Paul. Cor. Patriarch. 1065 B. 2, 6, 8. ffXdl, oKor, r], flat thing, slab of stone, plate of metal, cai:e of ice, sheet of wool. Sept. Ex.
II,
Diod.
527, 79.
31,
18.
32,
15,
the tables of the Law.

4, 2, 1,
Plut. I, 9 B. Athan. In rhetoric, fictitious, imaginary. Hermog. Rhet. 132^ 16, iirixcipripa. Theod. wXaaTovpyeco, r)(ra>, to mould, make. Nil. 572 A. Cyrill. A. I, Mops. 753 B. 144 A. B. 573 A. X, 232 C. Mal..55,T.
Jos. Vit. 65, ypdppara.
I,
328 C.
2.
Strab. 5, 2, 5.
4, 6, 6.
pp. 421, 15.

Jos.
I,
TrXaa-Tovpyia, as,
fj,
formation, creation.
72, 19.
Eust.
297, 4.
Paul. Cor.
9,
7.
2, 3, 3,
et alibi.
Ant. 669 B.
TrXaa-Tovpyos, ov,
Mai
6,
Ant.
7,
B.
J. 5, 5, 8.
Lucian.
5.
(nXaa-Tos,
Aster. 204 D.
5o2. 1601 A.
Al
EPrO)
creator,
irXd/cEs
toC
maker.
Aniip. B.
1764 B.
Theod. Anc.
ovpavov, the tables
of heaven, on which the

is
1393 C.
nXda-Tpia, as,
creates.
C^n7Z. ^. X,
r),
1017D.
destiny of
mankind
f/,
written.
Patriarch.
(wXaarfjp) she that produces or
TtKdtns, eat,
II, 73 B. IV, 44 C. formation: creation. Polyb. 6, 53, 5. Barn. 740 B. 741 A, SfuTcpa, regeneration. Valent. 1272 B. Lucian. H, 291, dv6piyira>v. Iren. 544 A. 690 B. 955 B. Theophil. 1088 C. 2. In rhetoric,
1056 B.
1121 B.
OHg.
Theol. Arith. 5.
ov,
to,
(jrXdo-o-o))
TrXardviov,
following.
Athen.
3,
TrXaTavicrnvov, ov, ri, (nXaTdviiTTOs) a variety of
apple.
Galen. VI, 349 A.

Plut.
TrXaTava&rjs, es, resembling the TrXdravos.

II,
treatment,
management of a
subject.
Strab.
896 E.
Digitized
by Microsoft
TrXaTetacr/AO?
irkaTeuurfios, oO, 6, (TrXarctafa))
ation.
894
broad pronunci6, 34, 8,
:
irXeiovoTt]'}
irkaTv-ppis, 6, irXaTvs,
~ia,
fi,
broad-nosed.
Strab. 2, 2,
3.
Quintil. 1, 5, 32.
v,
n-XaTfioj', ov, TO, tablet.
Polyb.
et alibi.
1 7, Xe'liy.
Dion. H. VI, 1009, Pseudo-J>eme*?-. 80, 5 nXoTea Xabroad, etc.
TrXareiBj (ttXotijs), adv. broadly
diffusely .-fully.
Dion. H. VI, 1010, 11.

ttXotij,
Sext. 108, 16.
see TrXmrdj.
breadth, width.
Strab. 2, 1, 39,
?rXaTeidfov(Tt. XoCct yap jrdvra 01 Aapieis, paKiara, in round On'^. IV, 269 B, XdyM, 2. Substantively, fj n-Xareia, sc. numbers.
TrXaror, eor, to,
d8o'r,
pi ate a, broad way,

19, 2.
loide street.
alibi.
9.
Sept.
p. 138, 5 'Ei/ TrXdrei, diffusely.

2,
T^f KapSi'ar.
2.
Clem. R.
1,
Gen.
Judic. 19, 15, et
Diod.
Latitude, in geography.
2.
17, 52.
Strab. 17, 1, 10, p. 360,

Sext. 42, 1.
Matt.
Cleomed.
18.
59, 15.
7rXaT-d\/îf, d,
TrXariyvados, ov, 255,

3.
= =
r),
S(ra6. 1, 4,
12, 19.
n\aTV7rp6(Ta>7ros-
Mai. 103,
Lyd.
rtXaTva-apKOs, ov, (a-dp^) broad-fleshed.

ful.
Double
Polem. 270.
ov,
TrXaTiij
rdj yvdSouf.
verbosity.
TrXoTvioT/fios,
(<T^p.a)
L. laticlamus, with
Diod.
1,
a.
broad
ar,
purple
3,
stripe.
7.
II,
535,
69.
TrXarueTTEia,
(EHQ)
4,
Anon.
Diosc.
Strab. 17,
3,
5,
p. 261, 12, x'tmi/,

1,
I,
Prooem. de Legat.
n'KaTVKepas,
2,
asv,
21 (Bonn).
tunica laticlavia.
1, 24, 12, 0-6179.
7rXaTi;o-/idr, ov, 6,
Epict.
Ejojpi^.
24, 12.
Herodn.
{Kepai) broad-horned.
Poll. 5, 76.
ov,
(Ke(/)aXij)
245 A.
5,
85, p. 207.
(TrXaTiva) a widening, enlarg-
7rXaTuK0aXof,
broad-headed.
ing,
I,
enlargement.
Apollod. Arch. 17, ^Xos.

nKaTVKopia, as,
r),
Olymp. 457, 16.
(Koprj) dilatation
of
the pupil,
172 B. Hebraism.
2.
ov,
Diosc.
11.
Epiph.
Prosperity:
deliverance. Ps. 17, Orig.

I,.
Sept. Reg. 2, 22, 20.
a disease of the eye. 3665 C. Leo Med. 147.

xXarvKoptaa-ts, eas,
II,
rj,
Sophms. 3389
preceding.
C.
20.
Sir. 47, 12.
Clem. R.
(ore'pvov)
1,
3.
548 A.
GaZen.
TrXaTTuo'Tcpi'or,
broad^reasted,
2, 1.
390 B.
17,
broad-chested.
ov,
Geopon. 19,
irXaTTjKdy,
(nXaris)
platicus,
sumI.
irXaTvfTTop.eoi, rjaat, QirKaTvo-Topos) to

ly,
speak broad-
mary, general.
n-XoT-uKms, adv.
Phot. Ill, 521
as v.
r=
TrXoTetdfio.
Schol. Theocr. 15, 87 Oi
platioe,
ov,
6, 5.
in general, c/enerally.
yap Aapteis
1,
7r\aTV(rTOfiov(rt to
TrXeovdôyTes.

T!-\arv\ea-xr]s,
956 C.
(Xfcrxi?)
Eus. IV, 941 B.

great
babbler.
nkaTviTTOjioi, ov, (ordâ) wide-mouthed.

32, vessel.
fj,
Diosc.
Agath. Epigr. 93,

TrXarvKta-Kiov,
ov,
to,
TrKaTVTTjs, tjtos,
broadness of sound.
Pseudo-
TrXoTU
Xuryipiov.
Demetr. 80,
4,
of the Doric dialect.
PorpJi. Cer. 463.

TrXaTuXo-yeo), ijo-m,
TrXaTvylfvxos, ov, (i/'ux^)

/o talk
(Xcyw)
much,
to babble.
Prov. 29, 25.

7rXaTuSvu|. vxos, 6,
fj,
Nil.
489 C.
TrXaTU/ieTOMTOf, ov,
= =
6,
affXijo-Tor.
Symm.
Anast.
following.
irXaTv )(mv to p-iTomov,
Sin. 64 C.
7rXaTv<Bvu;(or, ov,
Ael. IS. A. 12, 19.

liXaTvp-rikri,
r)s,
r],
^=
TrXoTfis Toiis
Swx^s
cx"""-
broad
nrjkq.
Antyll.
apud
Sex?. 106, 12.

37.
Diog.
40.
êZ. N. A. 11,
Orib. Ill, 612, 10.
nKaTvvevpov,
1020.
irXaTVPTiKos,
III,
write
TrXarii
vevpov.
Caesarius
Phot.
nXoTfflv, avos, 6, Plato.
Clem. A.
I,
992
OJ
aTTo nXoTtovos, the Platonists.

17,
ov,
(nKaTiva) amplifying.
to
7rXaT(i>vif<B, io-a, to
Platonize.
Orig.
I,
1157 B.
Strab.
522 A.
:
nXoTtoviKdr,
fi,
ov,
Platonicus, Platonic.
I,
TrXaTuj/m, <o enlarge
enlarge one's desire
to
12,3,1.
nists.
iucian.
I,
755.
Theophil. 1052 B.
deliver
from
affliction (a
Hebraism).
Sept.
Sext. 21, 19. 222, 15 01 UKaTavtKoi, the Plato-
Deut. 11, 16. Ps. 4, 2. Mace. Paul. Cor. 2, 6, 11. 13. 2. To 1, 3, 3. Dion. H. V, 641, 15. amplify, in rhetoric. Hermog. Prog. 22. Athenag. 1012 B.
Gen.
9, 27.
Clem. A.
732 D,
<piXoa-o(j>ia.
UXa15,
7, 3,
TcBviKov jtieVpov,
Platonic
verse.
Heph.
14.
nXaTfflviKSy, adv. Platonically.

p. 22, 17.
Strab.
7.
7rXaTud0âX/ios, ov,
Erotian. 386
^=
Trkarvvcov tov 6(j)6aKp4v.
Diosc. 5, 99 to 7!\aTv6(j)6a\-
nXaTmvd-TToXts, cas,
IWV
z^
a,
(TTtflflt.
r),
imaginary place.
the city of Plato, an Porphyr. V. Plotin. 63, 9.

f),
n-XaTVTroBTjS,
6,
^=
TrKarvTrovs.
Porph. Adm.
1,
TrXfîo-KiTov,
more correct
Trkrjfila-KLTOv, ov, to,
223,
surname.
otji',
the Latin
Diog.
81.
(7rpdcro)5rov)
plebiscltum
a
to xnrb toS
1, 2, 4.
TrXaTu-TTouff,
broad-footed.
ov,
7r\r}6ovs yvacrdcv Koi Kvpadev.

TrXf ids, dSos, ^, pleias,
Antec.
7r\aTV7Tp6(Ta)7ros,
Arr. P.
15, 26.
M. E.
65.
Poll. 4,
broadfafed. 144. Ael. N. A.

Strab. 4,
name given
to seven
Strab. 14,
poets of the Alexandrian period.

5, 15.
Heph.
9, 5.
rj,
Eudoc.
TrXodnjs.
M.
384.
TrXarvTrvyos, ov, (iroyij) flat-bottomed.

4, 1, boat.
TrXeiovdTTjs, jjtoj,
z^
Nicom, Harm,
18.
Digitized
by Microsoft
TrXetorepoi
jrXeidrepos, a, ov,
895
Theoph. 567, 12.
ing
to pleurisy.
TrXrjdvs
=:
nXeiwv,
Ruf apud
vKeioTqs,
rjTos,
fj,
the being irXelav (more-ness).
causing pleurisy.
risy.
Theol. Aritli. 12.

irkavTap-xla, as,
Xia.
rj,
(jrXeloror, apx"")
Ill,
= ToXnap-
2.
Orib. I, 328, 12, Sext. 671, 25, v6(ros, pleupleuritic, suffer-
Pleuriticus,
pleurisy.
ing
from
Inscr. 5980.
II,
Diosc. 1,
Basil.
Greg. Naz.
1151 A.
ir\eurToyovea>, to bring forth

birth.
more than two at a
3.
18, p. 35.
Galen.
294 C.
Sext. 671, 26.
Ptol. Tetrab. 126, 26.
Pertaining IV, 368 D.

ov,
to
the side, lateral.
jrXf lo-Toyovos, ov,
(yiyvojmi) brought forth togethothers (three or four).

Ptol.
TrXevpov,
to,
side.
Joann. Mosch. 2869

Genes. 119,
7.
er with
many
EttI TrXevpov KoijxrjBfivai,.
Tetrab. 110.
liKeuTTobvvafiia
(Compare
SiSvfioyevrjs-)
TrXeva-ipos, ov,
=:
irXeioroi' hivafim.
Soran.
nXevo-TiKos, ov,
12.
=7rXaLfios. 6, seaman.
Porph. Cer. 467,

Nil. 565 C.
apud
jioiv.
TrXtKO),
Orib. Ill, 374, 1

Isid.
to
Kara to irKeitrToSwa-
1205 A.
Apophth. 253
implicate.
irXfvTrfs, ov, 6, (irXca) sailor.
braid, etc.
aira acipdv.
fVXdfcj;.
420 A "EirXcKe t^ warpl 2. lo Mai. 262, 3

'eXXijv.
nXeKmi/
avTrjs,
TrXe'cB, to sail.
[Clem. A.
I,
216
A
888,
jrX^St
:=
jrXeiia-ov,
as if
irXTj^flos, a, ov,
from IIAHMI.] the Latin plobeius

I,
=
7.
8rjp,o-
'ETrXafcj; (MS
Theoph. 282,
4.
TtKos.
Dion. H.
252,
1.
II,
[The
TrXcoKofdi^ffls,
adv.
ire
a higher degree,
especially.
correct form
irXrjyaTos,
rj,
is ttXi/iSijios.]
Soran. 251, 29.

TrXeoj/dfo), to
ov, (jrX-qyr))
Tpavparias, L. sau1.
be redundant, pleonastic, in
2.
26,
mar.
Try]]h. 36.
gramApollon. D. Pron. 334 B.

to
cius,
wounded.
rj,
Mai. 305,
442,
3.
liXTfyr), iyf,
plague, calamity.
Jos. B. J. 5, 9,
To
;
maA;e more, io cause
abound,
37,
to
4, p.
348, of Egypt.
fs,
increase
64.
opposed to iXajToa.
Ps. 49, 19.
35.
70,
Sept.
Jer.
Num.
19.
irXrjyofidrjs,
like
n-Xi/yi;.
Cass.
153, 8.
21.
12.
TrXijydtB,
Mace.
1, 4,
Paul. Thess.
ffXedi/ao-jtto,
aros, to,
1, 3, 12.
mcra,
=: TirpaxTKO), Tpavparlâ. Theoph.
following.
Apollon. D.
19.
365,
2.
490, 11.
Pron. 308 A.
133, 14.
liKeovacTixos, ov, 6,
835 A.
Adv. 596,
Synt.
nXriyaSris, es,
II,
=
TO,
Achmet.
77. 80.
TrXriyoeiSris-
Antyll.
apud
Orib.
308,
7.
(w\fovdâ>) abundance, excess,

;
irXTjdo-noUa,
ijcrm,
Dion. H. V, 561, 12. Strab. 1, 3, 5. 7, 1, 2. Plut. II, 529 A. 893 F. Galen. IT, 78 A. 393 B. Polyb. 2. Usury. Sept. 15, 36, 3, exaggeration. Lev. 25, 37. Prov. 28, 8. Ezech. 22, 12. 3. Pleonasmus, pleonasm, in grammar.
superabundance
increase.
378.
ttX^ôs,
COS,
= =
irXrjBvvo}.
Iambi. Adhort.
Sept.
TrXeovaapos, usury.
Lev.
Polyb.
II,
25,
36.-2. The Koman plebs.

Diod. 12, 25. Dion. H.
6, 15, 11. 9.
ij,
811,
*TTXri6vvTiR6s,
Tryph. 2 (m-okcfios, nveito, jroXi/oj). Apollon. D. Pron. 334 B. Adv. 570, 21. Synt. 117,
21
plying.
grammar, pluralis, plural. Chrysipp. apud Diog. 7, 192. Dion. Thr.

Dion. H. VI, 791. 803,
2.
In
OV, (jTXrjBvva) increasing, multi-
Kara
ifKeovao'fiov t^s i^.

ij,
632, 18. 635, 29.

rich.
TrXeoi/ao-rdr,
ov,
abounding,
Sept. Deut.
Tryph. 33.
14, 2, 28.
30, 5.
Lesbon. 167 (180), prum. Strab. Apollon. D. Pron. 273 C. 274 A.
nXfoveKTio), fjo-m, to wrong,
to
defraud.
2,
Paul.
Sext. 548, 12, Trracrcis.

Vit. Nil.
2. J/ore numerous.
in theplural.
20.
Cell.
9, 1,
Thess.
1,
4,
6,
rwa.
Cor.
12, 18, ti riva.
Jun. 76 A. B.
Dion
Chrtjs. I, 679, 46.

-Brjvai.
Dion C.
52, 37, 6.
TrXrjdvvTiKms, adv. L.
pluraliter,
Siraft.
Const. II, 6
Hipparch. 1092 C.
Galen.
19, 8.
15.
TrXeovo-fidxTuXof , ov, :=: Trepiao'oSdKTvXos.

II,

to
Sext. 634,
278 B.
rjcrco,
7rXeoo(ruXXaj3e<o,
jrepi(r(TO(TvWaêco.
to
TrXri6vva>,
vvS>,
to
(ttXijûs)
mafce numerous, to
Apollon.
D. Pron. 360 A, nvos,

ov,
have more
multiply,
16.
syllables than.
irXfovoavKKaôs,
Claris. 539, 21.
7rXfii;u87)s,
2.
Ex.
increase.
Sept.
To
increase
Gen.
1,
22.
3,.
TrXijdva,
neuter.
TTcpuTtTO(rvKKaôs.
Sept.
1, 20.
Keg.
1, 14, 19.
Ps. 64, 10
'ETrXrjSvvas
tov TrXovriaai avrrjv,

avTrjv.
7,
=
1,
Xiav
es,
{irKeiymv,
EIAO) pulmonary.
5, 26, 6.
inXovTuras
Polyb.
3,
Amos
4, 4,
tov
d(7c/3^(Tat.
Galen. II, 99 F.
irXeupd, as,
fj,
103,
irpof to
SmKivSwevav, being
66,
25,
side.
Polyb,
Ilapa irKevpav, ab latere, near.
2.
18, 26, 6
bent on, determined.
Cleomed. 25, 18.

[Sept. Reg.
Power
41.
=:
Nemes. 545 B, factor (4 X

liKevpiKos, ^, OK,
SivafiLs, in arithmetic.
Philon
6).
I, 70,
13.
Luc. Act. Thren. 1, 1
6, 1.
10
jreirXriBvp.pai..
Plut. Frag.
741
Theol.
p1eu
lateral.
477
B := Orig. Ill, B TreTTXrjdvyKa ]

r).
908
n-en-XijSt/CT/iat.
IV,
Arith.
2.
r),
irX-qBvs, vos,
irXfidos,
9.
the
Koman plebs.
vXevpiTiKos,
ov, (irKcvplns^ pleuritic,
pertain-
Dion. H. Ill, 1348,
Digitized
by Microsoft
jrXrjOvcr/j.o'i
896
increase.
TrXrjcrtdâ)
TrXridva-iios, oO, 6, multiplication,
Nicol.
Isagog. 961 D.
Method. 157 C.
(ttXiJ/jtjs)
Lyd.
34, 2.
D.
78.
TrXrjdico
Orig.
I,
449 C.
Did. A. 452 A.
Sophrns. 3544 A. Galen.
tvXrjBapa.
4nasf. Sm. 116 A.

n-XripoTtjs, rjTos,
fj,
irkrfBvvm, active.
17,
irXrjdapia, as,
the being full, ful-
ness.
Galen.
Vm,
72 F.
Genes. 91,
14.
TrX^datpido), to be pletlioric.
Galen. XII, 451 D.

II,
7rXr)povvTas (nXrjpoa), adv. completely.

94.
TrXrjpoârjs, es,
Nicom.
TrkrjdapiKos,
Siddea-ts.
7r\r)KTT}p,
rj,
6v, plethoric.
295 B,
Paul. Aeg. 192.

6,
rjpos,
^=
1,
TrXfjaujiaffs.
Caesarius 992.
to
7r\rJKTpov.
Herodn. Or.
Paul. Tim.
II,
TTXr)po-(f)opia>, r](ra>,
to
1.
make
full,
accomplish
2,
Moner.
irKr]KTt]s,
I, 3, 3.
16, 26.
ov, 6,
(Tr\r]a-(Ta>)
1, 7.
fully.
Striker.
I,
Luc.
1,
Paul. Tim.
4,
5.
Tit.
Plut.
185 B.
920 C.
1,
6rj
Clem. R.
54 -jjjueVor dyairrfs, full of charity. 2. To persuade fully, to convince, to asSept. Eccl. 8, 11 'En-XT^poôp^TTotrja'ai
Tatian. 23, p. 857 B.

irKriKTiKos,
5. 3,
r),
Theophil. 1028 B.
sure, satisfy.
6v,
striking, impressive.
Diosc.
TOV
to novrjpov,
it
became bold
to
do
Plut. 11, 693 B. 34 (39), pungent. Orig. I, 885 C, Xdyoy. Sext. 137, 30.
evil.
Paul.
Rom.
4, 21, et alibi.
Patriarch.
1113
I
^'ETTXrjpo(ôp7}6r)V ttjs dvaipea-eas avTov,
TrXrjKTtKcos,
adv. strikingly
Orig.
reprovingly.
Pliilon
was determined
to kill him.
Ignat.
708
II,
462, 27.
IV, 136 A.
CJirys.
X,
H^TiXrjpoôprjpivovs els tov Kvpiov
rjpaiv dXrjdcos
125 A.
jrKr^KTifTpos,
ovTa K yevovs Aa/3t5 koto a-dpKa.

ov,
o,
Clementin.
^=z to irXrjKTtêo'daL.
Strat.
45
Ile7rXrjpo(poprjp.VQS
on
k 6eov diKalov
I,
51.
Method. 104 B.
7),
TrXrjpTj, t]s,
mpio-Brj.
;
Orig.
I,
84 A.
Athan.
257 A.
irXTjup-vpls
5,
opposed to
ap.'Kto-
ns.
106.
Polyh. 20,
11, et alibi.
Diod. 17,
45.
Strah. 3, 2, 5.
nKrjp.p.-q.
Arr. P.
M. E.
Chrys. IX, 499 A. 261 C. Macar. 533 B. Pallad. Laus. 1073 B. 1074 A. 1082 D Apophth. 157 B. 341 -a-6ai, to he pleased.
C. 380
is J).
Also,
rafiov.
Dion.
H.
I,
201, 14, tov
tto-
140
Ou
irXr^poôpeiTai Xak-qo-ai,
not pleased.
Dorotli.
7r\rip.fif\eia,
6.
as,
5,
ff,
trespass, sin.
Sept. Lev. 6,
497, 17 -B^val n.
3.
1672 D.
Theoph.
To
inform.
Prod.
pîrpov.
19, 22.
18
'Els TrXripjiiXsiav,
as a tresirKrjp.jj.i-
CP. 737 B.
169
Theod. IV, 1277 B.

els
Apophth.
pass-offering.
Xfi'ar,
14, 24
Tov apvbv t^s
A, avTovs
ttoiov
eÔauav
the
lamb of
the trespass-oêring.
14,

7rXrjpo<p6prjo-is, ea>s,
rj,
28 Tov alparos
rijs irKTjp.p.eXeias, SC.
tov
dp.jôv.
fulness.
Ptol. Tetrab. 4,
Num. Num.
Esdr.
7rKrjp.jj.rj,
5, 7.
7r\rjp.p\T]fia,
5, 8.
arcs,
to,
7rX))/ifi'X?jo-t9,
far,
^,
^ ^
1.
maturity.
preceding.
Sept.
nXrjpoiôpla, as,
17,
full assurance:
1,
confidence.
2.
Paul. Thess.
7rX?)/iftXa.
>Sep<.
1,
5.
Col.
2,
Hebr.
6,
11.
10,
7.
2,
10, 19.
TrXrjprj.
f),
132,
2.
A
22.
Chrys. VII,
B.
Theoph.
Information.
UXrjpovv
Marc. Erem.
'^ J^^^ '^^
see
nXijupvpa,
18.
I,
as,
1041 A.
nXrjppvpis.
Sept.
6,
Job
40,
TrXrjpoa,
to fill. to
Trjv x^^P'
Dion.
ff. I,
179,
ic.
to.
48.
Plut.
hand,
priest.
consecrate, to transmit the office of
19 C.
5cx/. 576, 23.
ttX^c,
adv. besides, in addition

29, 1.
nXijj' on, except that. Reg. Luc. Act. 20, 23. Plut. II, 549 F. Artem. 81. nXij!' ci pfj, unless. Lucian. I, 679. Artem. 3, ci'i;. Hermias 1176 B, airaXKaêi. Iambi. Myster. 175, 2.
18, 8.
Sept. Deut.
Judic. 17.
15.
2.
3,
Hebraism. Sept. Ex. 12. Reg. 3, 13, 33. To end. Mai. 152, 5.
5.
32,
29.
Sir. 45,
1,
25,
24.
Vis.
(Codex n)
to,
inXripap.cvos
[Herm.
TrfTrX?;-
papevos.l
irXr/paipa,
aTos,
Pleroma,
the
Fulness or
2,
Plenitude,
the
Spiritual
World
developed
57.
S.va>
nX))!/ ms,
except as far as.
Polyb.
1, 18,
from the ^v66s.

Iren. passim.
12.
Doctr. Orient. 657 B. C.

160,
aKpoôXiapov.
a,
ov,
Hippol. Haer. 272,

Plotin.
I,
TrXrivdpios,
the
Latin
plenarius,
(Compare
461, 2
Tm
ovpa-
plenary.
rrXjjpT/s-,
ou, 6,
Justinian. Novell. 128,. 8. Plenes. Athan. I, 780 A.
vm.
Iambi. Myster. 28, 18 Tois wXripapaai

eas,
Ta>v 6e5)V.')
irX-qpata-is,
fj,
T!\r)vCkoiviov, ov, to,

a-iXrjVOS.
p1eni1unium
1.
2,
:=: nav-
payment.
Vseuio-Chrys. IX,
I,
Lyd. 34,
808 C.
2 'Ek tov
ivKf]-
irKrjprjs, s, full.
povs, fully.
Substantively,
ijo-oi,
Herm. Vis.
irXripcoTTis, ov, 6,
payer.
Basil.
32 C,
ipoaiov.
to irKrjpes, pleII,
I,
num
; opposed to k^vov, vacuum. Phil. 1077 E. Hermias 1176 B. Clem. A. 169 A.
Eus. Alex. 425 D, twv ^peatarovvTa^v, of the debts of those who owe.
nXrjpaTtKos,
1,
rj,
ov,
c^
II,
5vvdpvos
76 B.
TrXrjpovv.
DlOSC.
84.
1.
Ptol. Tetrab. 88.
Sext. 702, 16 as
7rX>)po-iroicB,
to
accomplish,
perform.
V.
Clem. A.
to
3.
Pachom. 952 D.
wX?;po-(r'Xj;i/or, ov,
TrXri<Tidâ,
approach.
Apocr. Act. Pet.
et
travaîXrfvos.
Achill. Tat.
Paul.
Porph.
Adm.
71,o/tii;i, jrpos nva.
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TrXTjcna^m
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897
Anon.
ttKokiov,
ov,
to,
ttXi/i/cb
(ttXokos)
ringlet,
curl,
tress.
Med. 231.
jrXi/cn'aXoi',
ov,
to,
(ttXijo-iov,
aXr)
sea-shore.
Also the ornaments attached to it. Sept. Cant. 7, 5. Plut. II, 141 D. Eunap. 8
Posidon. apud ^liAen.

irXi/cn'ao-tf,
ear,
^,
8, 7.
5 (9).
following.
Plut.
II,
TrXoKoXoyia, as, ^, (ttXok^, Xe'yca)
aj-Z/ttZ
speech,
1112 E.
ir\ri(ria(Tit6s,
or rather
ov,
6, coitio.
(/ossip.
4)v. Ifon.
1841 C.
[Pallad.
irXi/ffi-oiKos, oji,
^=
f),
ye'vrav.
Soran. 259, 8. Dion C. Frag. 53.

Apollon. D. Adv.
shining fully,
II,
TrXo'oy ovs,
ov,
6,
sailing,
Laus. 1186
VfTtoy.
ToC TrXods
voyage.
n-XoO.]
irkriaiarqs, ijrot,
proximity.
TrXovîariKovs, the Latin
pluviaticus
embroidered,
or
571, 28.
TtKifiTiâqs,
es,
(ttijuttXij/xi,
Diosc. 4, 124 (126).

fj,
<j>dos)
liXovfiapiKos,
ov,
(nkovjilov')
full
moon.
Philon
I,
24, 29.
169, 18.
Genes. 122, 18.

wX7/o-i'<îi)Toy, 01/,
painted with various colors. Ttete. ad Lycophr. 864.

TrKovfiapLos,
ov,
6,
Theod.
I,
633 A.
preceding.
Plotin. I, 247,
the Latin
embroidery.
plumarius,
Dioclet.
13.
jrXria-fuos, ov,
II,
embroiderer.
surfeiting.
alibi.
Dioclet. C. 2, 15.
fj,
Xenocr. 41. 49.
Plut.
trXovfxapais, far, 27.
C.
1,
621 C. D, et
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rr\iu6iov.
irXovpiov, ov, TO,
(plum a)
Mai. 413,
embroidery.
16.
Proc.
Doroth. 1769 C.
Ill, 247, 14.
Theojih. 260, 3.
CTrXiVôf) L. laterarius, brick-
TrXoiifxpaTov, ov, to,
plumbum^
/ioXvPSos.
maker.
Doroth. 1769 B.
fj,
Psell. Stich. 423.
jT\iv6fia, as,
(jrXu/tfeuffl)
^=. following.
Sept.
nXovpfiiov, incorrect for nXovplov.
Ex.
11.
5, 8.
TrXouotdm
nXovTea.
likivdevais, cas, ^, brick-making.
Simoc. 235,
24.
-TrXij/^taitos, ^, ov,
of brick.
Diog. A, 36
^
2,
irXovaiobapos, ov, (jrXoiaios, bmpov) giving rich

irKtvgifts.
Cijrill.
A.
Ill,
1156 A.
Did. A. 840.
bountifully.
6eVTTJS.
*vKi.v6iov, ov, TO,

5, 30.
16, 4.
2.
jrXouo-to-Xdyor, ov, rich in speech ?
nkai<rLov of soldiers.
Diod.
5,
7rXoiiCTio7rapd;(a)S
(jrapE)(a>),
adv.
Any
2,
I,
rectangular figure.
1,
Gregeni. 580 B.
Ti-XovaioTToios, ov, {TTOieat)
Eratosth.
apud. SfraJ.
12).
35.
36,
making
rich.
Pallad.
groups of stars. Philon

scale (6, 8, 9,
the
2,
26, 36, JAe diatonic
Laus. 1220 B.
7rXbwff07roTajutro?, ov,
Vil.
Hippol. Haer. 110,

the world.
four quarters of
12, 31
6,
(jrorapos) rich in rivers.
Sept. Reg.
Epiph. 45 D.
irXivdeiov, incorrect.
nXouTap;(ftos, ov, of UXovTapxos.
Men. Rhet.
ruling
vXivSis, ISos, ^, small nXivdos.
Agathar, 132, 3. Divd. 3, 16. Plut. II, 410 E. 2. Plinthis, in arithmetic, a square multiplied by a number less than the root of that square
253, n,fii0L.
irXovrapxos,
wealth.
ov,
(nXovTos,
I,
X2;
4X4X2; 4X4X3).
as,
fj,
(3X3
Nicom.
nXovTevoi
ttXovttjtsov
^ =
Philon
npx"') 669, 14.
over
nXovTeo).
hei nXovreiv.
a,
114. 131.
-TrXivooTTOua,
(7701,6(0)
TrXouTio'TTjpio?,
ov,
^
fj,
Achmet. 20. Lucian.
I,
151.
TrXovTLâv, enriching.
^=
TrXivBovpyla.
Philon
I,
669, 15.
Leant. II, 1976 C.

nXivSorris, t]tos,
fj,
Doroth. 1769 B.
TrXovTo-Kpareopai, to be governed by wealth,
by
brick-ness.
Oreg. Naz. Ill,
the wealthy citizens.

nXovTo-KpaTcop, opos,
d,
Men.
Rhet. 195,
2.
164 C.
irXivdovpyia, as, Sept.
fj,
ruling through wealth.
(irXivSovpyos) brick-making.
1.
Theoph. Cont. 318,

71 B.
ov,
6,
7.
Ex.
fj,
5, 7
as v.
TrXouToffotdf, ov, (TTotcw) creating wealth.
Plut.
liKwBmTos,
284.
6v, (TrKlvBos) oblong.
Paul. Aeg.
Solom.
1,
TrXouTof,
wealth.
8.
[Plural
5, 37.
ol
ttXovtoi,
-rXi|a9, aa-a, av,
(L.
p 1 i c o)
=:: icrvâs.
riches.
Diod. 20,
11, 38, 25.
35, p. 358, 26.
1344 B.
Tr\oia(j>eina,
TTjs
Philon
av, ra, (ttXoiov, affieo'is}
:= d
nXovs
ttXovtos, to,
7.
Plut. II, 517 B-]
d TrXovTOf.
II,
"laiSos,
an Egyptian
ov,
6,
irKoi-fKSiKos,
Lyd. 70, 4. ship-attorney, an attorney

feast.
Clem. A.
3.
93 C.
96 A.
Paul. Eph. 1,7. 2, Apocr. Act.

10.
Philipp.
employed by ship-owners
TrXoifo/iot
jrXoi'/ios,
^
fj,
Const. Ill, 764.

1,
nXovTQ-Ta7Tiva>a-is, ecos,
Porph. Cer. 321, quid ? fj,

I,
Clim. 777 C.
7TKa>t^0)j,ai..
Jos. B. J.
21,
7.
nXovT0<\>6pos, ov, i<pipa>) bringing riches.

sical.
Clas-
see TrXmifioj.
Philon
544, 10.
riches,
liberal.
jrXoK^, ^y,
<r)(oa>la)V.
2.
2.
twisting.
Diosc.
3,
155 (165),
5exf.
Combination.
Dion. H. V,
nXovTo-x^PTyoSi ""i bestowing Theoph. Cont. 331, 10.
66, 6.
474,
Lesbon. 165 (177).

113
nXvva,
to
wash.
338, 13.
2, 95.
[Aor. pass. nXvvd^vai. Porphyr. V. Pyth. 66.]
Diosc.
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h.
ifKvTeov
liKvTpis,
1109 B. Epiph.
(fi^TiKov, the
I,
1053 B.
n0/ia
to vpo-
8ei itKvveivf),
iSos,
Diosc, 5, 104.
prophetic
spirit,
the spirit that
TrKvvTpis.
Stud. 1785 A,
TtTOicrfiafrav.
TrXmas, abos,
apiaâ,
(lie
6,
sailing.
Eus. Alex. 453 B,

navy, naval.
Great Bear.
to the
irkaijjios, ov,
belonging
Porph.
Just. Apol. 1, spoke through the prophets. 6. 13. 31. 33. Tryph. 32, p. 544 B. Athenag. Theophil. 2, Legat. 10, p. 908 A. 909 A. (See also Philon II, 124, 26. 33, p. 1105 C. Jul. Frag. 106 C.) Clementin. 121 B.
Them. 62, Adm. 234,
15, a-Tparos, L. classiarii, marines.

1.
Hvevjxa XpicTTov, the spirit of Christ.

16, 7,
'Irja-ov.
Luc.
toO
237,10.13.
Cer. 662,
12.
Paul. Kom.
1,
8,
9.
4, 6,
2. Substantively, (a) 6 TrXaip-os, navy-sailor. Porph. Adm. 239, 3. 8. Novell. 262. Theoph.
Cont. 402.
viov avTov.
Phil.
19.
Tertull. Prax. 4,
or arcs,
(I) TO Trkaijiou
or nXoifiov, ov
ttXoIov.
war.
Porph.
7-0
Adm.
251, li.
Theoph. 567, 2, man-ofNovell. 262. Theoph. 576,

208,
8.
3.
(c)
Tikmp,ov, navy, fleet.
Phot, n, 957 A.
20, et alibi.
nKa;ia-p.6s, ov, 6,
Porpih.
Adm.
234,
(nXatCa) navigation.
sailing,
Basilic.
53, 5, 18.
n\ai(TTi, adv.
hy
by sea;
opposed to
Porph.
n-fg.
Cedr.
17,
TrX&pa, as,
II, 15, 5.
Tpwpa, prow, bows.

Diosc.
2, 89.
Adm.
nXcoTeov
76, 7.
^^
TrXeutrre'oi'.
jrXa>TevoiJ.ai
TrXojifofiat.
Polyb. 16, 29, 11.

opwjxi) fast-sailing.
Si6i/Zl 5,
7rX(BT-dp(7to,
448.
OV,
(TrXtoj-os,
Greg. Th. 985 A. 8, p. 163 D. Basil. Ill, 612 Eus. VI, 1012 C. 1013 B. 396 C. Caesarius 857. C. IV, 332 C. Epiph. I, 1053 B {Joann. 16, 14). II, 480 D. 493 B. 488 D. Ill, 25 C. 28 B. 29 A. Cyrill. A. I, 148 A. X, 36 A. 121 B. \1\, 417 C. Gelas. 1288 C. Gregent. G25 B. For the ayiov mrevjm of the Valentinians, see Iren. 461 A. 517 A, Doctr. Orient. 665 A. In the Ritual, 'H c/3Sofiaf TO 7rpo(j>r)Tevov. Tov dyiov TTveviiaTos, the xceek of the Holy Spirit, the week beginaing with Pentecost. Stud. 1701 A. Jejun. 1913 C. 5. Breathing, in grammar. Plut. II, 1009 E. Drac. 25, 22. Apollon. D. Pron. 360 A, Conj. 509, 20 batrv, the rough breathing.
p 159 B.
(SioVi
SioTt).
2.
Synt. 319, 26.

in rhetoric.
Arcad.
Damasc.
wXaros,
12.
II, ov,
357 C, Spofuov.
186,
3.
187,
2.
r),
incorrect for drrXaiTos.

)5
Mai. 124,
breathing.
Substantively,
wXmr^,
?rXaTij.
ôa^
raft.
Rhet. 158,
6. Period, V.
9.
190, 25, ^Ckov, the smooth
Spirit,
Socr.
11, 5.
824 B, incorrectly
blast,
Mauric.
Artem. 97,
which
fills
the arteries.
Hermog. a subtle substance Alex. Aphr. Probl.
22, 25, TO OTTTIKOV.
nvevpa, aroi, to, wind,

aTOTTov,
euphemism
d7roâ7-ai,'f<B.)
2.
etc.
'irvViJ,aTp<f>opos, ov, (e'/iiêpa))
7TVfVfi.aTO(j>6pos,
TTophrj.
(Compare
inspired.
irvevji-aTidai,
Damasc.
to
Ill,
837 C.
spirit.
Spirit.
Sept. Judic. 9,
1,
be possessed by an evil
23, TTOvrjpov, evil spirit.

1,
Keg.
3,
I,
16, 14, Kvpiov.

21,
7.
Tim. Alex. 1305 D.

TTvevfiaTLôiiai
ziz:
Sophrns. 8652 D.
Vit. Nil.
19,
9,
eôi TTOVTjpov.
22,
-^tvbis,
Saifioviôpxii.
Jun.
a lying
spirit.
Dion. H.
81,
7.
VI, 1022,
Matt. 10,
104 B.
TTVivpaTiKos,
T),
8, haipovaiv.
Philon
I,
270,
21, to Beiov,
OV,
pncumatic, of a subtle sub-
divine influence.
I,
511, 22. 32, 28.
dicdBapTov.
Patriarch. 1077 C.
1040B
Ta
of
7rTa irvsipjiTa ttjs nXdvrjs, the seven spirits
Tryph. 7. Tatian. 829 C. Orig. I, 456 C. /ami/. Myst. Iren. 548 A. 177, 8. 176, 18, TO. axpavra, the pure spirits ; 3. Spirit, applied to opposed to Ta Kcued.
error.
Just.
Strab. 1, 3, Cleomed. 36, 6, ova-ia. 5, p. 78, 10 To irvivp.aTiKov to navrav Toirav 2. Spiritalis, spiritual ; opposed to aiTiov. Paul. Cor. 1, 15, 44, aapKiKos, (TwfuiTiKos. 561 B, inrooTao'if. Iren. 492 A. et alibi.
stance.
6e6s.
Joann.
33.
4,
24.
Also,
2,
Euagr.
plation,
to the divine
9.
Xdyos.
Clem. R.
1,
2, 9.
Herm. Sim.
10, p.
Just.
1228 A, Seapla, spiritual contemholy meditation. Oi wvevfiariKol, the spiritual. Paul. Gal. 6, 1. Ignat. 652 A. The Gnostics Clem. A. I, 288 B. 293 A.
Scit.
Apol.
Theophil.
1064 C.
regarded themselves as
lic
spiritual, the catho-
Eus. VI, .101 2 C. 4. Spiritus sanctus, the divine spirit, as a hypostasis usually accompanied by ayiov.
;
Christians
T/ûpîKoi.
being,
Cels.
according
to
I,
them,
merely
505 A, 528 A.
apud
Orig.
1277 B.
Iren.
Doctr. Orient. 685 C.

(pvcret,
653 A,
trnepfia.
Matt. 28, 19. Joann. 14, 25. 15, 26. 14. Paul. Cor. 2, 13, 13. Petr.
16, 13.
1,
spiritual by
nature.
517 B.
1,
2.
Hippol. 604 B. Haer. 152, 89. 174,

368, 77.
Jud. 20.
Orig.
I,
Just.
150 B. 128 A. 441 B. Eus. Ill, 549 B. VI, 1005 D Basil. IV, 513 A. Greg. Naz. I, 1077 C. 1220 B. Did. A. 460 A. Eunom. 865 A. II, 441 B. Greg. Nyss. II, 17 C. 1092 C. 1093 A.
Apol. 1, 61. IV, 125 C. D.
Cohort. 32.
22 (134, 75).
481, 10.
adviser.
(Compare Philon
I,
479, 27.
Basil.
Just. Frag. 1589 B.)
HvevjiaTiKos woTijp, spiritual father, spiritual
1048 A. B.
Nil. Epist.
2,
369 B. Marc. Erem. I, Pallad. Laus. 996, anchorets.

Apophth. 432 A.
Sophrns,
333.
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A. Pallad. Laus. 1034 510 (237).
r),
Anast. 369 D, avijp. Pcrrph. Cer. 680, 1 7, ToO Paa-i\ews, the bishop of Rome, in the ceremonial dialect of Byzantium.
Sin.
3668 B.
Jejun. 1924 A, confessor.
G.
1114 D.
Hieron
pro-
760 A. B.
I,
irveviiaTaTiKos,
ov, (irvevfiaToco) flatulent,
ducing flatulence.
(181). 5,
9,
Diosc.
2,
109. 134.
180
TeKvov TTvevfianKov, spirituai child, with refer-
a-TOjMxov, in the stomach (2, 137

ov, to,
II,
joann.
33.
ence to TTvevfiaTiKos
Hier.
irarfip.
Basil.
IV, 441 A.
TrvevfrnnKos,
Hvevfidrav
XoO.
yevvr)TLKrf)
adopted son.
Oi
C.
445
Yios
Trvevp.6fi(f)aXov,
=z
aveipva-fia toO o/x0a-
rrveviutTiKoi yovels, the spir-
Galen.
fj,
274 C. of
the lungs.
itual parents,
3.
the clergy.
Const. Apost.
2,
TTVivfiovla, as,
(TrveufKov) disease
Periodic,
Biet. 145, 13.

Galen.
11,
4.
in
rhetoric.
Hermog.
Plut. II, 918 D.

nveviioviaKos,
ij,
368
Pneumatic, in medicine. (VIII, 97 A), larpoi, a

2,
ov,
afflicted
with
irvevpovla.
Galen. X, 630 F.
ivvevp,oviK6s,
Tj,
school of physicians.
TTvevtianums, adv. spiritually.
14.
ov,
preceding.
Ptol. Tetrab.
Apoc. 11, 8, 1, Tgnat. 653 B SapKiKas Kai TivevpiaTiKas. Iren. 1248 C. Clem. A. I, 945 B, ot alibi. Orig. I, 1393 A, et alibi.
47.
Paul. Cor. 1, allegorically. Clem. i?.
152.
TTveva-Tos,
ij,
ov,
(Trveum)
breathed
or
to
be
breathed.
TTviyfTos, ov, 6,
Greg. Naz. Ill, 1526 A,
dijp.
Ttviyos,
L. aestus, stifling heat.

Diosc. 5, 176 (17 7), a kind of earth. Diosc.
2, 87, va-TfpiKrj.
Ptol.
Apparent 900 D.
fj,
iTvevnanov,
Classical.
ov,
to,
little
Trvev/ia,
5.
L.
animula.
2, 1, 17.
irviylris, ihos,
yrj,
choking.
Polyh. 15, 31,

et alibi.
Epict.
pnigi
to
t i s (terra),
f],
Anton.
5, 33,
IlTeii/iaTiTai, S>v, oi,
TTviyiiovf], rji,
jTvi'l.
IIpcviJ.aToixd)(ot, heretics.
TTviyw,
choke.
\_Eunap. V. S. 24 (42)
airo-
Epiph. in, 129 A.

jrvcvfiaroSoxos,
ov,
I,
7V7TVl^0fiai..~\
(8c;ô/iat)
Greg. Nyss.
Holy
Spirit.
149 C. 2. Clim. 677 C.
receiving
wind. Receiving the
nvLKTos,
alibi.
Old,
Tj,
ov, strangled.
I,
Orig.
1560 B.
Galen. VI, 388 D,

to
ia-dUiv
ttvuctov.
Luc. Act. 15,
20, et
a kind of omelet.
as,
17,
iTvevp.aToepyos,
ov,
(EPFQ)
r],
creating
spirits.
'7rviKT0(payia,
Synes. Hj-mn. 3, 169, p. 1596.

T!Vvp,aTo-Kf{Kri,
iqs,
Theophyl. B. Ill, 525 A.
flatulent hernia.
Paul.
4,
TTvoia,
as,
fj,
the Spirit.
Synes.
Hymn.
2,
32,
Aeg. 274.
p.
Leo.
Med. 197
moved by
(Diosc.
69,
p. 1592.
TTvocKos,
fj,
5, 53, p.
1609.
respiratory.
562
*Op)(îis irf(j>vaa-a>iicvovs).
OV,
(nvofi)
Damasc.
8, p.
I,
nvevfiaTo-Kivrp-os, ov,
the Spirit.
Pseudothe
1393 C.
TTodfo), to be grassy.
Dion. 585 B.
jtvcviwTOKivriTais,
Spirit.
Strab. 5, 3,
373,
7.
adv. by
being
moved by
irobaypa, as,
fj,
podagra,
(136).
et alibi.
gout.
3,
Classical.
22,
Meet. Paphl. 552 A.

opos, 6,
Cyrill.
Diosc.
the
1,
I,
135
698.
1
Epict.
40.
irvcvfmTO-KKfiTap,
Spirit.
one that invokes A. VI, 280 C.

to
Plut.
468 C,
I,
Ptol. Tetrab. 153.
m/evfiarofiaxea),
rfua,
be
TTVivp-aTOjiaxos.
Athan.
Spirit,
11,
605 B.
637 B.
Basil.
I,
753 A.
{naxofiai) hostile to the Holy denying the hypostasis of the Holy Spirit. Athan. II, 1313 B. Basil. Ill, 613 C. IV, 116 A. Const. I, Can. 1. Greg. Nyss. m, 545 B. AmphU. 96 C. Epiph. n, 337 A. Pallad. Laus. 1226 B. Socr. 360 B {Soz. 1200 B). Theod. IV, 423 A. in, 1280 A. Tim. Presl. 37 C. vvevfiaTOTToios, ov, (ttoUoi) producing wind. Hermes Tr. latram. 388, 4. Clem. A. I, 1128 A, windy flatulent.
iTVfvfj.a.TOft.a)(Os, ov,
,
Galen II, 265 E. XIII, 699 2. The name of an instrument of torture. Pseudo-/os. Maoc. 11. irohaypeio, fjtrco, to be gouty. Clem. ^. I, 841 A.
B.
Philostr.
70.
Lucian.
noSaypidco
=
fj,
irohaypato.
ov,
Diosc.
2,
39.
TTohaypiKos,
of
the gout, gouty,
pertaining
6.
Philon 110 (113). 183, p. 163. 2. Podagricus,5ro(!/, afflicted with the gout. Diosc. 1, 14, p. 29. Herod, apud Orib. n, 405, 6. Plut. I, 341 A. Lucian. I, 472. wobaypos, ov, gouty person. Dion. Alex. 1301 B. Pallad. Laus. 1178 B.
to the gout.
1,
Diod. Ex. Vat. 102,

1,
525, 47.
Diosc.
TToSaXyco)
iToSaypda.
Ruf. apud
Orib.
I,
inifvimTo-<j)opcoij,m,
Sept. Jer.
2,
24.
2.
to
be
home hy
To
be
the
wind.
inspired,
335, 10.
iroSdKyfjs, fs, (novs, oKyeco)
2,
Trohaypos.
Poll.
7rvevfiaTo(()6pos elp-l.
Aster. Urb. 148 B.
156
196.
Diog.
fj,
A.
Eus. IV, 605 B.

(jtêpai)
TToSakyla, as,
5, 68.
trobdypa.
Ruf. apud. Orib.

Pseudo-(?a?e.
TnieviiaTo(\>6pos, ov,
being under the im-
I,
335, 10.
Poll. 2, 196,
X,
mediate influence of the Spirit of God, inspired.
662 B.
TTobdKyiKos,

fj,
Sept.
Hos.
11.
9,
7.
Sophon.
3,
4.
ov,
iroSaypiKos.
2.
Diosc, 3, 140
Herm. Mand.
B.
/re.
Alex. 516
1).
Theophil. 1064 A.
1088
Petr.
(150).
Sext. 426,
Nic.
CP.
Histor. 39,
1135B.
Athan.
Method. 377 A.
J, 464,
21, voa-os, the gout.
C.
Did. A. 693
iroBakyos, ov,
6,
=::=
nobaXyfjs, irobaypos.
Greg.
Digitized
by Microsoft
oBea
900
Leo Gram.
n-oSm/ua,
iroieco
Naz.
71, 5.
jroSc'a,
m,
as,
316 C.
(jTovi)
Soz. 1457 B.
otos,
to,
(jtouj)
basement,
floor.
Apollod. Arch. 42.

f),
Plocli. 2, 181.
Cer. 752, 12.

41,
7, TTjs Koprrjs.
2. A kind of Hi. 3. Pedatura, 4. Curtain,

Curop.
6,
the
skirts
of a garment.
TToSojo-ts, c(Bs,
17,
parapet?
Porph. Cer. 215,

Jos. B. J. 5, 13,
7.
9,
Porpk.
Codin.
Nicet.
ttis tto-
T^9 ye<jlvpas.
TTorjXoyeco
area.
veil.
z^
TrotoXoyeo).
TTorjcfiayea,
r)a-Q>,
(irow(pdyos') to eat herbs.
Jos.
305, 26, ensign.

Bcai,
13 'O tVl
B. J.
2, 8, 8.
App.
^,
I,
443,
3.
the officer
who had charge
of the cur-
TToBdvorqs,
ijtos,
II,
(TroSfivos)
desirableness.
tains of the great

noSrjyfo-ia, as,
ij,
church of Constantinople. Oreg. Naz. Ill, noSriyta.

'O woSrjpijs x^roiv of the Jewish priest.
Sir. 27, 8.
459 A.
7ro8ripr]s, es,
reaching the feet.
or
v7roSr)Tr)s,
pod6re
12.
Sept.
9, 2.
Ex.
25, 6.
28, 4.
Ezech.
152,
35.
Aristeas
Philon
II,
Plut. II, 672 A.

7ro8ripo-<j)opca>, rjo-a,
to
wear long
robes.
Clem.
A.
19.
I,
556 A.
fj,
noSia, as,
vovs in a verse.
Drac. 131,
13, 22.
to feet,
408 C, ^ vfiercpa, as a title. Epict. 1, 9, 19 KdSrjoSe Troêv, adv. whence? Sext. KKdovres nepl Trjs avpwv irodev (t>dyr]Tc. 370, 11. 440, 9 U6Bfv cxop-ev Xiyeiv; 632, 19 HoBev yap ypafxp-ariKJi TraxyTTjTt dtayti/oiOKStv Joann. Mosch. 2888 B how it possible ? M17 exiov TTodeu Bpe^l/ai ip,avT6v, whence to support myself. Doroth. 1 785 B Oix exio noBev ikericraL. 1792 C "iva iv Kaipm dvdyxrjs cvpatn nodeu eKjSaXeij' (cal <j)v\dâa'i Ta iv ra pdKavtIco. noêv oTi ; how is it proved? Epict. Ench. 51 HoBev on ovSel -êvSecrdai. ; Sext.
Max.
Conf.
i.i
9.
TToSiXm,
I'o-o),
,
to
scan a verse.
Drac.
292,
TToQev,
263, 26.
Sext. 722, 22 IIo-
TToSiKof
17,
OK,
pod
pertaining
adv. from somewhere.
in versification.
Aristid. Q. 35. 34, xpovos.
Sev yap ttov ex^pjjfrev

irodrjcns, fa)S, V,
noSia-fios, ov, 6, (n-oSifca)
podismus,
195,
2.
measure-
rj
Siduota.
Trodos, iroBrj.
Epiph.
I,
156
ment by feet.
Jos. Ant. 8, 3,
jTohia-Tpa, as, ^,
Heron Jun.
quid
tteSj;.
D,
TTJs o-TJs êo(re/3etaff.
7ro8icrnjp, ^por, 6,
5ep<. Par. 2, 4, 16.
Tvo6Lâ>
=
to
TToêm.
Muson. 205.
Sept.
7.
noia, as,
rj,
a kind of soap.
Jer.
2, 22.
Malach.
8, 3,
3, 2,
iToSoK(j)aXa, (OV, to,

KoiXia,
Philipp.
8.
TrKvvovTcav.
*7roic'(o,
ttoSes kqi K(f)aKri, UKpo)-
make.
Strab. 14,
2, 5.
30 To
the feet
and head of an animal used

(kottto)) to cut off one's Ze^s.
Tov Alos ôavov, 6 eVotet $etSia?, faciebat.

XleTroiTjixevov
for food.
Pseudo-Z>a77iasc. II, 236 D.
ovopa, a tvord
formed by onoma(Ti(a>,
n-oSoKOTreo), i/o-a,
topoeia
Aristot.
(polios,
^Xoi(r/3os,
Xobto)).
With
the accusative of the animal whose

off.
rj,
Ehet.
67, 5,
3, 2, 5.
Poet. 21,
4.
Dion.
legs are cut
TToSoKpovcTTia, as,
feet.
Theoph. 648, 10. ((cpoijm) a Stamping with the

(xTDTrco))
Thr. 636, 14.

85, 14.
Pseudo-Demcir. 46, 3. 13. 2. To make a feast, derived.
Strab. 10, 3, 15.

rjs,
r/,
to give a festive entertainment.
Sept. Gen.
noSoKTvirr),
female
dancer.
21, 8, hoxyjv fieydkTjv.

3,
1.
29, 22, ydp.ov.
Esdr.
1,
Lucian.
a falcon.
I,
333.
Tobit
1, 9,
8,
19.
iTo&oKovpov, ov, TO, (Xoipos) strap for the feet of
Mace.
keep.
37.
To
Judith
6,
21,
ttotoi/.
celebrate a festival,
to
Achmet. 289. TroSopeprjs, es, (p,epos) L. partipes, applied to verses in which every foot consists of a whole word. Diomed. 498, 27, cttixos.
jToho-vmTJjp, fjpos, 6, :=: nohavnrrqp.
I,
Ex.
12, 48, to ndcrxa Kvpia.
Num.
Clem. A.
Josu. 5,10. Matt. 26, 18.' 3. To 9,2. make, in expressions like the following. Sept. Keg. 3, 20, 7 2ii viv outm Trotfis /3a(7iXe'a cVi 'lo-puijX; Clim. 693 D Aoxi/jafouo-i iic oi
436 B. C.
TToSoi/tTTTpOI/, ov, TO,
Z^
TrobdviTTTpOV.
PMloU H,
472, 34. 312.
Jos. Ant. 8, 2, 5.
Iambi. Adhort.
Gloss. Jur.
voSo-wavvov, ov, to,
oScDvdpiov.
Ô^bovdpia ....
Tvohopnov, ov, TO,
make (can Mai. 338 OihAs n-otei â<TiKea Pap.ai<av as ovTos, no one will make (will be) so good an emperor of the Romans as this man. 4. To dress food. Sept. Gen. 18, 7. Ex. 29, 39. Apophth. 372 D. 5. To make,
irarcpcs pov idv ttoiS povaxpv, if I
be) a monk.
:=
opTapiou, dprdpiov.
Achmet.
Steph.
to
feign, to appear.
Apophth. 277
A 'ETroiijo-a
i>s fiEXux
227.
iTobofpopla, as,
17,
(0c'p<)
ipavTov
^dSiais.
on
Sivirvia-drjv,
I made
Diac. 1105 A.
5ro8o-(îXa|, a/cos, 6, protecting
the feet.
fvâadaL.
Chron. 606, 18 'ETroirjo-ev Mai. 390. 18 'Em-oiijo-ei'
as if I awoke. iavrov ôvKopevov

pray.
Lyd.
ciSâodai, he
made
as if he ivished
to
158,
3.
6 To do.
ou, TO,
(\|re'XXioi')
Iloteti'
p.Td nvos,
^^ noielv n
7.nSd\/^XXov,
:^
nfpiKvrjpis,
nvi.
to
XakKOTovfiov, covering for the leg.

6, 4.
Leo. Tact.
Porp/i. Cer. 294, 16.
A Hebraism. Sept. Gen. 24, 12, tXeot, show mercy. Judic. 1, 24. Reg. 1, 15, 6. Tobit 3, 6. Ps. 85, 17, et alibi. T. To do
iroSpfia,
quid?
Genes. 110, 15.
good, benefit.
Strab. 5, 3, 6, p. 370,
9, Trpot
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by Microsoft
TTOlTJÔpiO)
voa-ovs,
901
1, 5. 16.
iroifiviapyrji;
eating grass.
(ttoikiKos,
good
for.
2,
Diosc.
48.
2,
1, 4,
7roiri-(l>dyos, ov,
Max.
avdos)
Tyr. 140, 5.
variegated.
p. 14,
fX/ceo-t.
150, (v mipeTois.
203,
TToiKtKavdrjs,
fs,
I,
Clem. A.
8.
533 A.
To
cause,
to
effect,
to
bring about.
iroiKiXpos,
oij, o,
.
==
TToiKtXia.
PZui. II, 382 C.
Sept. Eccl. 3, 14, Iva (l)o^7]65>a-i.

23, iiikdêiv.
Baruch
firj
2,
1088 C.
Joann. 11, 37, Xva

Epict.
3,
anoOavr].
3, 9,
7roiKi\oypd(j)os, ov, (ypd(j)a>)
writing on
variety
Paul. Col.
avToiis
4, 16, iva avayvaa-dfj.
Apoc.
of subjects.
Diog. 5, 85.
ha
rj^mui.
rj
20, 14 Ti
;
yap
7roiKiKo-iSris, is, mottled.
Athan.
II,
1301 C.
variety
aXXo
wotrjcreis,
'Iva
ae
KocriirjaTj
4, 11, 17,
TTOiKiKopopîa, as,
rj,
(TroiKiXopoprjios)
of
Artem. 69 Hoieiv Apocr. Act. Andr. 8. Joann. &<TT(. ha 9. To tarry, stay, spend Moscli. 2916 A. Luc. Act. Matt. 20, 12, Mi'av &pav. time.
Iva firjSeXs anoa-Tpecfirirai.
form.
Paendo-Dion. 1105 A.
TToiKiKowpdypav, ov,
^=
TroXvirpdypav.
Synes.
1241 B.
TTOiKiKoTfpjrifs, es,
^=
iroiKiKios
Tepnav.
Antip.
15, 33.
18, 23.
20, 3.
Paul. Cor.
1,
2,
11, 25.
Thess. 28.
TToiKiKo-TevKTOs, OV, curiously wrought.
Jacob. 4, 13.
12, 3, rpeis
Clem. R.
53.
Pseudo-Jacofi.
Agath.
Epiph. Pallad. Laus. 1033 A. II. 196 A, in office. Apocr. Act. Barn. 7, roc pÊiftSva, ?o spend dial. 1613 19, r^v icmepav. the winter.
ij.rjvas
irpos rrfv 'l^Xicrd^fT.
Epigr. 64,
7.
7roLKi\6T)(yos, OV, {t^x^') skilled in various arts.
Theogn. Mon. 852 B.

TToiKiKovpyia,
Cyrill.
as,
I,
Tj,
f],
(EPrO) variegated work.
Tpetf pfjvas cVoiTjirc BiayivaxTKcov peraî avTov

Kal
A.
782 A.
OV,
Apophth. 120 B. Joann. Tav KKrjpiKav. Mosch. 2912 C, i^Kovra xpovovs iv T& povahe was in captivity.
TT0iKiKTiK.6s,
(ttoikiXXo))
broidery.
TCI
Sept.
Job
38, 36.
)(ik>.
Leo Gram. 233, 5, eV rfi alxpaXaicTla, lO. To meet with, in
iroiKiKnicd, sc. epya,
Ex. embroidery. 'H
pertaining
to
emttoi-
37, 21
KiKTiKfi inKTTTjpri
expressions like the following.

El Tit iroTe ecrriv, tov popov
Theoph. 279
tov 'lov8a
!
ery.
or Tfx'^t the art of embroidPhilon I, 651, 41. Dion. H. V, 10, 9.

variegated, embroidered.
Iren.
rj,
TTOirjO-T]
652, 24.
ttoikCKtos,
rj,
whoever he
is,
may
he meet with
the fate
ov,
Sept.
of Judas ! that is, may he hang himself! ne[Herm. Vis. 2, 4 (Codex N) iirolrjKas
Ex,
35, 35.
as,
1,
18, 4.
KOKikTpia,
Koipalva,
I),
(noiKi.'KTrjs)
female broiderer.
Sophrns. 3597
TTolrjKas.l
Strab. 17,
1, 36.
TTOHjôpeo), ô-m, to eat grass.
Caesarius 1096.
Oenom..
to feed,
tend the flock.
voirj-Popos, ov, eating grass.

III,
apud Eus.
of a bishop.
[Pallad. Laus. 1082
ttoi-
369
(quoted).
ov, poetical.
pavai
^n
TTOiprivai.']
irolrjpa,
aros, to, created being.

rj,
woirjpanKos,
Athan. II, 777. Moschn. Prooem.

Plut.
I,
noipdvSprjs, ov,
vovs.
6,
Hence the
Poem.
2, 2.
a figment title of
=
a,
ttjs
avBevrias
book.
Hermes
I,
Plut. II, 744 F.

TTOiTjpaTLov,
Tr.
OV,
TO, little
poem.
5.
861 E.
Tatian.
iroipavreov
=;
SeT
noipaiveiv.
Greg. Naz.
Heph.
iroirjo-ts,
8, 6.
Longin. 33,
825 B.
TTOipavTiKos,
cms,
f],
creation, the universe.
5,
p.
817
Jos.
A.
2.
Adoption.
viol,
Classical.
Dion. H.
tion.
II,
653, 5 Hoiriau Se Ant. 14, 10, 23 Kara
by adop-
iToirj<Tiv.
Zos.
26, 10.
Ttoijyrevpa, aros, to,
Pamphil. 1556 C. rj, ov, pastoral. Eus. V, 88 D, pd(38os. Basil. Ill, 208 A. Greg. Naz. I, 826 C, sc. Te'xvr;. HI, 236 B. n, 649 C, âKTTipia. Const. IV, 832 B. Philon I, TTOipaaia, as, 17, a pasturing, feeding.
594, 30, et alibi.
forgery.
Epiph.
I,
TToiriTevco (jroirjTTjs), to
I,
forge, fabricate.
333 C. Epiph.
Just.
troipcvios, ov,
=^
TToipeviKos.
Greg. Naz. IV,

pastor,
alibi.
309 E.
OV,
1,
341 D.
o,
43 A.
TToiTjTTjf,
Apol.
58.
2.
D.
the
Maker,
Poet.
ike Creator.
TToipriv,
cTOs, o, shepherd.
TroT[>ica,\\j,
2,
'O Tronjnjr, the poet,
spiritual guide.
Sept. Jer.
11.
8, I,
et
unaccompanied
ularly
by a proper name, regPolyb. 12, 21, 3. means Homer.

Strab. 1, 1, 10, p. 32, 5.
Paul. Eph.
Const. Apost.
the Shepherd,
4,
Clem.
A.
2, 1.
42, bishop.
title
2.
I,
293
C.
Pastor,
Tryph. 29.
II,
Plut.
8.
the
of a book.
Clem. A.
504
C.

Diog.
Vis.
5.
Iren. 1032 B.)
(Herm. 800 C.
Sext. 191, 26.

iroirjTiKos,
rj,
6v,
active, efficient.
7,
96,
ayaBa.
woirjTiKms,
adv.
poetically
by poetic
license.
Tertull. II, 1000 B. 1021 980 A. 1284 C. IV, 53 B, et alibi. Orig. I, 365 A. A. Athan. I, 269 A. 449 C. i;s. II, 217 B. 101 A. 429 C. II, 1180 A. Nic. CP. 1060
Strab. 9, 2, 14.
itoiifrpia, as,
1,
fj,
B
Strab. 17,
33.
Plut.
5, 3.
p o e t r i a, poetess. n, 300 F. 675 B.

Tatian. 877 A.
Uoiphos Hermas.
TTOtpvidpxv^'
(tai
''Eppa, called also
the book of
Heph.
"'' 0'
Poem.
of a flock, pastor.
ôipvlov &pxa>v, the leader Slud. 816 B. C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
iroiiJivioTpolo's
(Tpecj)a>)
902
Aquil.
TTOXtO-TTJ?
iroi-iJ.vi-oTpocfyos,
ov,
shepherd.
XloXepwvol,
Xlo\ipios,
a>v,
01,
Pnlemiani,
to
Eeg.
4, 3, 4, et alibi.
{TroLvrj')
an Apollinarist.
(rpefjia),
2, 10, 14. es,
noivalos, a, ov,
inflicting
L.
poenalis,
Aristaen.
1,
penal,
TToXepoTpoipea)
Sept.
the- followers of Theod. IV, 428. keep up the war.
punishment.
10, p. 46.
Mace.
I,
Synes. 1293 B.
TroivaXiâi, la-a,
TToXepoxapfis,
{xcdpai)
delighting
in
war.
poena
TO ixera
Sext.
rj,
afficio,
rrjv
to
punish.
Leant.
1317 B.
Cedr.
TTOivf],
II, 26, 4.
f],
TJs,
Svaiv âSiov, in
UoXepav, avos, 6, Polemo, a physiognomist. Orig. I, 724 B.

TToXi-dvdr),
r}s,
r),
astrology.
TTOivjfKaa-ia, as,
731, 11.
perfume made of voKmv

ve/ifi))
{no^vrjkaTos) infliction
of pun-
Inscr. 2852, 15. 22.

TToXiavopos, ov, 6, (noXis,
ishment.
TvoLvrjXwria,
rjo-a,
Lyd. 311, 15. to pursue

176,31.
magistrate of a
2.
icilh
the
avenging
ras fv-
city.
Classical.
rjo'co,
Dion C.
43, 28,
furies.
Diod. Ex. Vat. 69, 23

Sext. 8,26.
-(rBai
TToXiapx^fi),
z^
Xds.
569,8.
53, 33,
3.
60, 5,
rj,
noXlapxds dpi. Lyd. 231, 9. 8.
Dion
C.
TroivrjXana-TTis, oC, 6,
L. vindex, avenger.
i\avva>}
Achmet.
by
the
TToXiapxia, as,
the ofjice ofrroXiapxos.
Themist.
167, p. 145.
n-oivfjXaros, ov,
(woivfj,
261,
2.
273, 12.
6,
Lyd. 222,
17.
driven
noXiapxos, ov,
the
Roman
rj,
praefectus
urbi.
avengers (the furies).

TToivoTTotos,
Simplic. 435.
Dion C.
PseudoTToXw-dpi^,
41, 14,4.
rpixos,
6,
52, 33, 1.
(ttoXios) gray-haired.
6v,
{noiico)
avenging.
Lucian.
Ill, 612.
Slrab.
carnifex, executioner.
7, 2, 3.
Tvoivovpyos, ov,
(EPrQ) L.
TToXiopKf'm, to besiege.
Kia-a,
\_Theoph. 320, 8 eiroXimp-
Lyd. 254,
ity.
2.
bad.]
OV,
n-oioofiai, adrjv, (ffoiof)
to be
Euagr.
Scit.
1229 A. B.
endowed with qualXcmes. 517

Theoph.
Scit.
TToXlopKriTTjpiOS,
^=
TToXlOpKrjTlKOS.
Onos.
42.
3.
''Ydojp VTT
dfiTTeXov TreTTOiayfievov.
Tivi, to
Ti'f
;
TToXwpKrjTijs. OV, 6, besieger.
Diod. 20, 92.

to
618, 9 -drjvai
TToios, a, ov,
imbued who ? what ?

be
with.
n-oXiopKrjTiKos,
sieges.
rj,
ov,
1,
pertaining or relating
58,
4.
Euagr.
Polyb.
Posidon.
apud
Strab.
1244 C.
av alrlav
1245 A,
Pseudo-iVîcod
Nic.
?
II, 7 (23).
xithen. 4, 53, opyava.

4, 5, 4.
Diod. 20, 82.

Strab.
Prise. 152. 147, 10.

;
2.
Which
1,
877 D Aid ttoiwhich one ? F. leII,
16, 1, 24.
i;.
TToXiopKia, as,
siege.
7,
1, 3, p. 5,
15
guelf
Sept.
Eeg.
9,
18.
Eocl.
11,
6.
'Hj/ ck TToXiopKias ctXev, by siege.

7roXto-(j)dyos, ov, 6, (ttoiXios) old glutton.
Sext. 118, 19.

TToiSts (ttoios),
Pallad.
adv. in a certain way. or
Bacch.
Laus. 1065 C.
TToXioc^vXaKeco,
city.
1083 C.
(TToXt?, (f}vXaKT]^
4,
23.
TTOiwTLôjxai r=3 TTOtcaroff
ei/xt
rjo'ca,
yiyvofiai..
A ntyll.
Polyb. 18, 22,

eoo"Q),
to
io guard a keep within walls.
apud
TTOiuiTos,
Orib. 11, 380, 8.

rj,
TToXioco,
io
render
iroXios.
1,
Classical.
ov, (noLoofiai)
opposed to omows.
380, TTOKafm
endowed loith quality ; Antyll. apud Orib. 11,

Schol. Arist.
Diosc.
1,
31.
Eupor.
100.
CTem.
,1. I,
580 A.
TfoXis,
ea>s,
17,
7.
city.
Jnscr. 2621 'O eVi r^s
Trexo),
eff,
noxiâ.
Av. 713.
5, evvoiOL,
TTOKO-eidrjs,
like ôkos.
Longin. 15,
Xfms, the prefect of the city. 'H dyla ttoXis, the holy city, Jerusalem. Sept. Xehem. 11, 1.
Ps. 47.
3,
ird-
unconcocted.
TTOKOQ), tocro), (tto/coj) /o
cover with wool. Philipp.
ToiJ 6eoii.
TOV âo'iXecos tov peydXov. 86, Philon Esai. 66, 20, et alibi.
691, 44, 6eoi.
3,
I,
20.
691, 21, Upd.

Strab.
8, 3, 16.
2.
it
The
city,
noXeiSiov, ov, to, small jroXtr.

9, 2, 32, V.
I.
by way of eminence, Rome.
noXiSiov.
6,
Also,
Adm.
Epict.
1, 10, 5.
Constantinople, after
became
the
TToXeixdpxis,
ov,
(noKepos,
apâi)
warrior.
capital of the
Roman
22.
empire.
Socr. 676 B.
Achmet. 233.
TToXepea, to
Agath. 283, 22.

to fight.
wage war:
5, 30, Tivd.
Ill,
173
Trdvrav.
2.
Mace. 1, Patriarch. 1069 C. Greg. Naz. Tov TToXepov ov noXepapeOa vtto

Sept.
Porph. Theoph. 280, 18. [In popular modern Greek, Constantinople is called fj ndXi and
208,
20.
;
as this
word
is
generally heard in connec(that the

is,
Pass. rroXefioiipai, impugnor,
to
tion with
's TTjv
ds
to
:
Trjv),
'r
the Turks
rfjv
be tempted by the devil.
Cassian.
I,
457 B.
supjjosed that
expression
the
vroXi
Apophth. 125 B. 313 D -dtjvai tls iropvelav. Joann. Mosch. 2861 C. 2892 A -a-dm els rfiv Kdprjv. 3096 B -Brjvai irpbs avTfjV.
noXeprfTTjpLov, ov, to,
71, 2.
5ro\f/iijT<p,
(pronounced
siimbdli),
city,
was
the
/s-
name
of Constantinople
hence their
of a
tambid.l
TToXia-pos, ov, 6,
(TToXi'fo))
9.
head-quarters.
Polyb. 4,
the building
city.
Dion. H.
opos, d, adversary.
I,
144,
Andr. C. 1388
TroXiiTTrjs,
ov, 6.
z^
6 TroXiâyv.
Greg. Naz.
II,
B, tte devil.
Jos.
Hymnog. 1024 A.
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604 B.
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iroXirapx^'i),
903
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7ro\o?
Rhet. 366. 369, 27. 371, 27.-4. In Dion. H. V, 57. 65. 197, 15. VI, 1110, 16, Xe^Ls, prose. Z)mc. 140, 13. Phryn. 53, 63
6
noXiTLKos, prose-writer.
to
he
noKiTapxris-
1967
(Thessalonica).
irdKiTdpxrjS, ov, 6,
city.
(ttoXitt;?,
6. 8.
apxa>) prefect of a Inscr. 1967 (titul.).

Soz. 884
one's
1,
Luc. Act. 17, Sophrns. 3401 D.

C.
Men. Rhet.
12.
Dion C.
74, 5, 5, SieôSor.
"Aproi wosaeculares.
yt;!/!},
128,
noKiTcia, aj,
2.
rj,
L. civitas, citizenship.
conduct,
16, 2, 46.
XiTtKoi,
distributed
by the emperor among

at
Conversation,
daily
2.
the
life.
Sirab.
Clem. R.
54.
Antiochians Chron. 490, 9.
'H
the
ludi
noXiTiKrj, SC.
Clementin. 25 A.
1,4.
89 A. 257 C.
Just. Apol.
TTopvrj.
Theoph. Cont. 430.
5.
Common,
Frag.
3,
p.
1577 A.
Theophil. 1\41
usual, in
common
use.
Clem. A. I, 1148 Rliodon 1333 A. 3. Police regulations, ^= B. 11, 340 B. Socr. 7, 13, p. 761 B. BrifwriKT) BiaTmams.
B. C.
ovopara, words in
56.
common
Dion. H. V, 384, 11, use. Lucian. II,

48, 13.
citizen
:
Phryn. P.
S. 8, 26.
4.
Sept.
alibi.
City
=
2,
TToXiTiKms, adv. after the
manner of a
publicly
:
TToXif.
Roman,
et
Porph.
urbanely,
courteously
31,
7.
in prose.
Novell. 245.
voKirivpa, arcs, to, L. respuhlica, commonwealth.
Polyb.
18,
Dion. H.
Ill,
1381, 4.
S. 21, 28.
Bermog. Rhet.
iroXmcrpos, ov,
4, 39.
7roXirt(T(ra,
6,
80, 12.
Phryn. P.
1077 C.
Mace.
12,
7.
PoZj/S.
1, 3, 7. 8,
I,
et
public administration.
Ill,
Diog.
Diod. 18, 69.
Dion. H.
TToXtTfuo/xai, (0
Artem. 11. Basil. Nil. Gre(7. iVaz. I, 964 B. IV, 660 A. 2,298. 4,39. Soz. 1193 B. Epist. 1, 311. 2. To live, to conJust. Imp. Novell. 13. Luc. Sept. Mace. 3, 3, 4. duct one's self.
Tev6p.evoi
ffoXiTfUTijf.
administer.
Participle,
106,
1.
Greg. Nyss.
rjs,
rj,
6 woki-
^=
ttoXltis,
female
to
citizen.
MaL
an
294, 23.
rj(T(o, rjSrjv,
7roXiTQypa<peQ3,
alien.
(ypdi^w)
3.
naturalize
Polyb. 32, 17,

1, 22.
fj,
Diod.l\,8&.
2,
19, 2.
Diosc.
Jos. Apion.
35.
TToXiToypallia, as,
86,
7roXt;^vtQ)rtKos',
rj,
naturalization.
Diod. 11,
Act. 23,
1.
Paul. Phil.
54. 21.
Clem. R.
trigue.
S'Travra
1, 3.
3.
1, 27.
Jos. Vit. 2.
in-
To manage,
ov,
(^noXtxvrf)
L. municipalis,
Carth. Can. 69.
Diod. 19, 79. 46 lIprroXiTevpevov irpos ra o-rparoTrfSa, iwpular, favorite.

I,
belonging
to
a municipium.
TzoXiab-qs, es, (iroXios,

IT,
EIAQ)
grayish.
Lucian.
Philon
461,
*0
TroXirevoêvos
7,
rponos,
264.
a,
time-serving.
6rjvai.
4.
I,
Jos. Ant. 5,
4, TaaX?;!' ck^Xtj-
noXXaKLor-pvpwi, m,
many
times ten thousand.
To
6e urbane, behave urbanely,

a>paiôp.ai.
zz^ dtTTetÔfjiai,
j\Ioer.
68.
5.
Synes. 1220 A.
TToXXaTrXao-id^co, da-ai,
(TroXXaTrXatriOff)
4, to multi-
To
be
common,
well
/oann. 837 A. C. Mosch. 3036 A. ieo. Novell. 145, of coin.

Athan.
TToXiTevTeov
jToXtTeuT-ijs,
known, Nil. 617
or
current.
ply.
Polyb.
30,
13.
Gemin. 801
8,
B.
1.
Diod.
1, 1, p. 4,
43.
woXuTrXad-idfm.
Nicom. 78. 90. Sep^ Beut. 4, 1.

6,
Also,
Plut.
8fi 7roKiTeve<r6ai.
6,
o,
Plut. II, 790.

civilian.
Gemin. 808 B.
II,
P/ii7o?i I, 11, 34.
8r]fiayaiy6s,
5c/ioZ.
TToXXaTrXacnacrpos, ov,
multiplication.
Sext. 520, 25.
Artem. 117.
161.
2.
Afoer. 298.
4Wsi. Eq.
Athan. 241 B.
I,
506 F, et
alibi.
Also,
15,
5.
Decurio, a magistrate in a town

iJus. II,
TToXvTrXaa-taa-pos.
Nicom.
72,
81.
Plut. II, 1020

1,
or a colony.
1056 A.
Ill,
729 A, et
alibi.
Greg. Naz.
C.
Max.
Tyr.
42.
Iren.
Sex/. 520, 30.
3. Liver, one that lives.

ayados, of good conduct.
jroXinjf, ov, 6, citizen.
Just. Apol. 1, 65,
iToXXaTrXaai-fTripeprjs, es,
many
times greater by
1
2.
:
Constantinopoli(titul.).
a fraction whose numerator is greater than Nicom. 101. 104. (8 3, 38 5).

: :
tan.
Pisid.
Bell.
Avar,
civil.
Attal.
TToXXaTfXaa-i-empopws, ov,
many
times greater by
169.
irokiTiKos,
T),
a fraction whose numerator

ov, citizen's
is 1
(5
2,
16
3).
Polyb.
8, 35, 3
Nicom. 101.
TToXXaTrXaa-iovais,
a'dv.
Gemin. 801 A, Dion. life. H. II, 1220, 11, iroXepos, civil war. Artem. 387, eadris, citizen's dress. S. Civil, urbane,
ol TToKiTiKoi,
i^^ 01 TToXlraL.
^
many
TroXXaTrXaalas,
Poll.
4,
in
ayayrj, the
ordinary purposes of
manifold ways or manners. Orig. IV, 652 A.

iroXXoTrXao-ior,
a,
164.
ov,
times
polite,
elegant,
courteous,
ff.
civilized.
Polyb.
VI, 999, 12. Strab. 3, 2, Philon I, 461, 13, 15. 2, 5, 1, p. 164, 12. Longin. time-serving. Clem. A. I, 116 A. 34, 2, pvKTqp, polite sneer. Athan. II, 945 A. Bas27. I, 476 A. Olymp. 4,51, 20. Stud. 821
24,5,7.
Dion.
B.
Nicom. 110, dpidpos, multiple. Sept. Mace. 2, 9, 16. Ti-Xdo-tof.

TroXXaTrXao-ioTjjr,
t]tos,
fj,
Also,
as
many.
ttoXu-
multiplicity.
Theol.
Arith. 52.
TToXXa-n-Xao'icov, ov,
^=
7roXXa7rXd(7io9.
Philon
II,
3.
39, 21.
TToXof,
oti,
Public.
Aristot.
Blet. Alex.
3.
2, 1,
iuc. 18, 3. 6, pole of a sphere.

i)ion.
Xoyos, public speech.
Polyb. 12, 27,
8, dya>v,
?A po/es.
H.
I,
246, 4.
;;=:
2.
Cleomed. 18,
9,
Concave
speech.
Dion.
H.
V, 215,
Hermog.
dial?
Lucian.
II,
326
to pccrov koi koIXov
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by Microsoft
iroKinTov
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904
TToXu-^t/SXor,
ov,
TroXv-Sr]fi<i)Br]<}
Tov avTov oipoKoyiov, according to the scholiast.
consisting
Orig.
Athen.
to,
6,
54.
of many IV, 336 A.
book^.
TToKmTov, see ttovXttitov.

jToKrapiov,
TroXv^Xafifjs, es, (fiXdirrai) apt to he hurt in
many
Also,
ov,
little
tt6\tos.
Diosc.
2,
114.
ways.
PZuJ.
II,
1090B.
C.
iroXrapiBiov.
Galen.
X, 613
2,
C.
iToXi^Xva-Tos, ov,
ly.
(pXv^w) gushing forth copious-
TTokTo-iToUa, to
make pap.
Diosc.
128.
Epiph.
II,
1,
ion
voKradris,
es,
pap-like.
Erotian. 314.
Ignat. 644 A.
jToXv^Xva-Tuis, adv. by
gushing forth copiously.

Porphyr,
TToKv-ayaTTT^Tos, ov,
much, beloved.
Epiph.
245 C.
TToXv-a&Kos, ov,
many
Diosc.
contests,
es,
of mamj contests, victorious in iuctan. I, 230. Euagr. 2612.
jToXifioos, ov, =:: TToXXoiif /3das ex<v.
Prosod. 117.
TToXv^poxos, ov, {^pexfo) much-moistened. Diosc.
1,
noXvaXdrjs,
3,
(dXdaivai) curing
many
diseases.
153 (163).
(anaprdvo))
186.
TToXva/iapnyros, ov,
sinning
Ill,
much
628 B.
Genes.
TToXv-fiv6os, ov, very deep.
Philon
I, 6, 28.
opposed to oXiyajjidpTriTos. Basil. Jejun. 1932 B. Nil. 569 A.

TToXvavaXaTos,
ov, (dvaXicrKco)
TToXvyaXos,
iToXvyap,ea,
ov, ^=.
fj<Ta>,
n-oXwyaXoKTor.
Aet.
2, 1 7.
to be iroXiyafios-
Bardes. apud
expensive.
Eus.
Ill,
473 A.
f),
Abuc. 1556 D.
90, 17 TO TToXvavdXaTOv, expensiveness, lavish-
TToXvyajxia, as,
(noXiyafxos'} L. multinubentia,
Eudoc. M. 286, rafposwoXv dvd(popos, in astrolPtol Tetrab. 221. ogy. TToXvavSpia, as, fj, (iroXvavSpos) abundance of men, multitude of men, populousness ; opposed to oXiyavbpia. App. II, 10, 59. Eust. Ant. 676 C.
ness.
noXvavd(j)opos, ov,
Philon I, 568, 45. Tertull. II, polygamy. A\so,marrying more limes than,one. 953 C. Clem. A. I, 1184 A. TToXij-ya/ior, ov, that has married many times. Orig. Ill, 1568 B, yvvfj.' Poll. 3, 48.
TToXi-yeXas,
a>v,
much-laughing,
jolly.
Plut.
II,
552 A.
TToXvyrjpla, as,
fj,
*'7r6Xvdvhpios, ov,
44.
2.
2,
^=
noXvavbpos.
meet.
Philon
I,
568,
^^ yrjpas iroXvxpdvwv. Melamp.

fj,
Substantively, to iroXvdvhpiov, (a)
470.
TToXvyXafTcria, as,
(TToXvyXoxro'Off) multitude or
'
a place where
19,
valley.
many
(1)
Sept. Jer. 2, 23.
polyandrion,
Philon B. 86.
I,
multiplicity
of tongues.
fj,
Cyrill.
A.
II,
80 B.
barbs.
common
Mace.
9, 4, 2.
burial-place.
Sept.
IX, 713 B.
Dion. P. 476.
TToXoyoi/aros, ov,
Syncell. 77, 12.
2, 9, 4.
Dion. H.
1, 3,
39,
1.
Strab.
iroXv-yXa>xi.v, ivos, 6,
arrow with many
Jos. B. J. 5,
alibi.
Plul. II, 372 E.

42.
872 E, et
P. 396.
App. 289,
Iambi. V.
Ptol.
App. II, 821, 24. (yow^ many-jointed.
Diosc.
1,.
13.
iroXvavhpos, ov, having
many
rj,
husbands.
iroXvyoveio,
fjcrto,
(iroXvyovos) to propagate, spread.
Tetrab. 72.
iroXv-dvBpa^
Arist.
qkos,
6,
Lucian.
rich in coal,
I,
81 -(rdai.
fjo-ai,
Schol.
*7roXvypa(pco,
to be 7roXvypd<ôs.
Athen.
Ach
34.
as,
rj,
Mech.
1.
fj,
TroXvavdpcoTnja-la,
=:
iroXvavdpwTrla.
KoXvypa(\>ia, as,
writing.
(iToXvypd<j)os') prolificness in
Doubtful.
Jos.
Ant.
TToXvavOpamvos,
ov,
1, 4, 1.
Diog. 10, 26.

(ypdcpa) writing much, voluwriter.
TroXvdvBpamos.
Basil.
*TroXvypa(l>os, ov,
Set 593 C.
TToXvapxeop-ai (apxai) to live
minous
under a polyarchy.
Lucian.
3, 19.
Athen. Mech.
ov,
2.
Diog. 10,26.
7ToXvyvp.vauTos,
II,
(yvpvdâi)
much-exercised.
Eus.
Ill,
37 A.
TO,
521.
cov, oi,
TToXvdpxwv, ov,
(UoXvapôs) a kind of epithem or unguent. Moschn. 135, p. 81. Galen. X, 501 C. Chrys. Ill, 613 B.
ov,
TToXvyvvaiKes,
noXvyvvaiot.
Strab.
17,.
TToXvyvvaios, ov, {yvvfj} having
many
wives.
Ptol.
jToXiapxos,
(apxco)
ruling
over
many.
to
oto-
Tetrab.
72.
Athen. 13,
4.
Cornut. 213.
Xvapxov
Ill,
=
B
Greg. Naz. Ill, 414
TToXvyvpevTos, ov, (yvpevta)
much given
to roving.
noXvapîa.
6,
rj,
rroXv-da-Trjp,
epos,
Stud. 1820 B.
no\va(TTpos.
Eus.
TToXvdaTrdvijTos, ov,
TroXvBdiravos.
Mai, 278,
Diod.
4.
1,
224
(quoted).
TroXvhairdvas, adv. very expensively.
TToKv-daxoXos, ov, very busy, full

Basil.
I,
of occupation.
Ill,
52.
woXvSefjs,
es,
C.
4.
Pseudo-iMcian.
very effulgent.
with
614.
(Seofiai)
needing much.
Max.
Simoc. 234,
TToXvavyfjs, es,
Tyr. 84, 20.
(aiiyr))
Eus.
II,
KoXvbeifiaTos, ov, (8eifia) very terrific.

95.
Sibyll, 5,
1344 B.
7r'oXv-aCXa|,
Sibijll. 4,
okos,
72.
6,
f/,
many furrows.
necks.
iroXvSeTos, ov, (Sea) firmly binding.
Eus.
II,
853 A,
fj,
(Teipai,
TToXv-avxriv, evos, 6,
with
many
Nonn.
jroXu-Siy/iciSTjr, es,
Dion.
2,
352.
ous multitude.
crowded, filled by a promiscuDiog. 7, 14.
Digitized
by Microsoft
TToKv-SiSaKTO^
troXv-SiSoKTos, ov, very learned.
2,
905
Const. Apost.
iToXvT}p.fpfva>,
'Tro\vKe<j)a\oi
eva-cD,
to
1.
be
noXvrjfiepos.
Sept,
5.
Deut. 11, 21 as
Strah. 15, 1, 53.
jToXvripepia, as,
fj,
V.
TToXiiSiKoj, OV, (8i'k7/) Utigious.

7roXu8t\/'of,
length of years (Ufe).
Greg.
ov,
(fiiâ)
causing
146,
2.
great
thirst.
Th. 1004 A.
TroXvfjpris, es,
Xenocr. 51.
jroXvBoîa, as,
fj,
Orib.
I,
with
many banks of
oars.
Agath.
(iroXiiSoôs) great glory.
Greg.
327,
9.
Th. 1004 A.
woXuSpooTfia, as,
rj,
TToXvrixia,
as,
f),
richness of sound.
PseudoI,
{hpda) she who effects very
Demetr. 37,
TToXvrixos, ov,
much.
293.
Coined by Cornut. 41.
Eudoc. M.
=
1.
1.
TToXvrixfjS.
Philon
372, 23.
Epict. Frag.
iroXvSivaiios, ov, (diiva/us)

II,
of great power. Eus.
iroXvfixas, adv. loudly.
124 A.
1393 A.
TToXv-OavpaoTos, ov,
Ael. N. A. 12, 28. much admired. Sophrns.
TToXveSpos, ov, (eSpa) with
many
seats.
Plut.
I,
3244 D,
iroXvBeta, as,
fj,
160 A.
TToXu-eifi^/xo)!', ov,
(noXvdeos) polytheism.
T).
Philon
learned.
Sext. 613, 4.
Classical.
ttoKvciStjs, es,
of many forms.
Phir
1,609,37. Eust. Ant. 673 A. Athan. I, 204 A.

jToXvdeo-aBeoTrjs. rjTos,
fj,
Eu.s. II, 144
Ion II, 561, 38.

TToXi/fiSSf,
iroXvdeos aSfOTTjs, or
adv. variously.
(eXaioy)
Dion. H. V, 212,
aBeos TToXvdeoTris, polytheistic atheism, or atheistic
15.
Diosc. 4, 76, p. 573.
TToXveXaios, ov, 6,
Sext. 408, 25.

TToXuicdi'SjjXoi'.
polytheism.
fj,
Orig.
the
TToXvdeo-pavia, as,
I, 604 A. madness of
believing in
Pory/i. Cer. 93, 9.

TToXu-f Xeof, oc,
many
Sept.
gods.
Cementin.
3, 3.
most merciful.
.Num.
14,
18, et alibi.
2.
Ex.
34,
6.
KoXv-Sfos, 374, 20.

TToXvBeomjs,
15.
ov, polytheistic.
Philon
I,
41, 30.
Substantively,
6 TToXueXeof, in the Ritual,
the 135th psalm,
rj-ros, fj,
iroXvdeta.
Just. Cohort.
I,
because the word eXeos, mercy, occurs at the It forms part of the end of every verse.
Spdpos.
TToXvepyia,
as,
ri,
0W(7.
I,
663 A.
^(Aan.
TToXv-deppos,
ov,
very hot.
following.
Plut.
569 B. I, 666
77.
C.
Galen. IX, 501 D.

(rroXvepyos)
I,
elaborateness.
woXvSXlôs,
TToXvdXmTos,
pressed.
ov,
Achmet.
Doubtful.
TeXeia.
7roXvTea>,
r)Ctt>,
Philon
39,
44
opposed to dor yiyvopai.
ov,
(6X100))
much
afflicted or op-
=
I,
Stud. 928 B.
ov,
7roXiicT;7s elpi
TToXvdpcjipaTos,
cattle.
^=.
noXvdpejipwv,
rich
in
Stud. 1228 B.
TToXvcria, as,
gevity.
r],
Jos. Ant. 16, 13, 6.

aKos,
17.
fj,
(ttoXvettjs) length
of years,
Diog.
lon-
TToXv-dplha^,
0,
fj,
abounding in
very hairy.
lettuce.
Philon
393, 33.
II, 77, 13.
Galen.
1, 72.
Diomed. 326,
419.
VI, 154. 356

Sim.
Dion
rj,
C. 66, 18, 4.
TToXv-dpi^, rpixos, 6,
Adam.
S.
iToXv-fvâta, as,
long happy
life.
Damasc.
11,
D
r),
jroXvBvpos, ov, {Bvpa') with
many
doors.
Plut.
iroXv-eva-TrXayxvla, as,
8, 6.
great mercy.
Herm.
Jacob.
5,
Just.
Tryph. 55.
II,
TroXv-eiairXayxvos, ov, very merciful.

11 as V.
I.
Clem. A.
ov,
645 A.
Ignat.
Lucian. I, 332, holes. Strab. 3, 3, 1. TToXv-lxBvs, V, abounding in fish. iroXvKaia-apLrj, rjs, fj, (Kala-ap) the government of many Caesars. Plut. I, 953 C Ovk dyaBbv
II,
99 E.
TToXv-eiraKTos
very well ordered.

cooked.
KoXvKaurapirj
vlrj).
(Horn. Ovk dyadov TroXvKoipa-
664 A.
7roXi-ecl>dos,
ov,
much
Diosc.
2,
150,
KoXvKajULTOs,
ov,
noXvKp.rjTOS.
p. 266.
TToXv-Koppopos, ov, vcry miserable.
Lyd. 13, 1. Antip
S.
iToXi(aXos, ov, (CaXri) very stormy.
Caesarius
inquiry
50.
iroXvKopjrfjs,
es,
853.
iroXv^rjTqaîa, as, ^, (iroXv^rjTriros)
(xafwrTm) with
many
bends or
much
turtis.
Plut.
n, 615
C, et alibi.
or discussion.
TToXu-f^TijToy, ov,
Stud.
784 D.
iroXvKavSrjXos,
ov,
(KavS^Xa)
of many lamps.
much
or often inquired about.
Anon. Byz. 1308 A,

ly,
/3oTpv8ia.
Substantive-
Anast. Sin. 733 A.

TToXvâriTos,
p. 15,
ov,
iroXvûios.
Achmet.
II,
12,
et alibi.
17,
TO noXvKo.vbrjXov, circle of lamps, suspendTheoph. 466, 7. ed in churches or palaces. S(ud. 1741D. Po)-;)/j. Cer. 499, 13. Theoph.
TToXufmia, as,
iroXi-^cop.os,
long
life.
Damasc.
ov,
abounding in fa^dr.
356 D. Anast.
Cont. 211.
TToXvKevBfjs, es, (KeiSai) much-concealing.
Clem.
Sin.
132 C.
A.
Philon U, 30,
II,
356 C,
Xd-yos-
iroXiâos, ov, (fa>^) long-lived.

28.
iroXvTjXaTos, ov,.(iXavva)')
Sibyll. 5,
7roXuKf0dXa(Of, ov,
=^
with
n-6XvKe<j)aXos.
Anast. Sin.
as garlic-
1073 A.
much beaten, hammered.
7roXvKe(pa\os,
ov,
many
cloves,
218.
Diosc.
2,
181 (182).
U4
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TroKv-KivSwoii
TTo\v-Kiv8vvos, ov,
906
that has suf8.
TTOkv-lJivdo^
fuU of danger :
iroKv-Xiiios, ov,
SovXijxos, ôvXifila.
Pint.
II,
Fseudo-Demetr. 14, fered much. Isid. 213 A. rius 876. 1040.

TroXvKivrja-la,
Caesa-
694 A.'
TToXuXoyeo),
r)arai,
to
be TroXvXayos.
Orig. IV,
as,
ij,
(noXvKiurjTos) rapid motion.
189 B.
Pseudo-i>iora.
697 B.
TroXvXoyrjTcov
iroXvK\er]S, es, (kXcco)
64, 3.
Ba.%il. Sel.
ev,
7ro\vK\-f]Hs,
of great renown. 549 A.
Themist.
461 C.
TToXvXoyi'fm
= ^
as,
Sfi TToXvXoyeiv.
Clem. A.
I,
noXvXoyea.
Schol. Arist. Plut.
preceding.
Agath. Epigr.
575.
TToXv-XoiSopos, OV, very XoiSopos.
Steph. Diac.
100,
1.
rjO'ci),
iToKvK\r]jj.aTfa>,
7roXu/tXj;/xaTds
ei/ii.
1148 B.
TToXvXova-ia,
fj,
PhilonJ, 301,
15.
(Xovai)
II,
excessive
bathing.
7ro\vK\f]iJLaTos, ov, (KXrjfia)
with
many
branches.
motion.
Pseudo-Damasc.
Tiixcr.
236 D.
Method. 269 A.
TroXvKKovrjTos,
ov,
TToXvKvxvov, ov, TO, {Xv}(yos)
7roXiiKaj/8i;Xoj'.
(KXovea)
much
in
5997.
Jejun.
Synes. 1228 A.
TTokv-KOKKLvoi, OV,
noXvixdyyavos, ov, (fidyyavov') seductive.
foUowing.
PhUoti Carp.
1893 D.
TToXvpaOws (noXvpLaOr^s)
,
120 C.
KoXv-KOKKos, OV,
adv. learnedly.
Orig.
With
many
grains or kernels.
together.
I,
688 B.
fj,
Phil on Carp. 133 D.

ttoXv-koKKtjtos, OV,
noXv-jxciKap, apos, 6,
very happy.
Damasc.
II,
of many pieces joined Greg. Nyss. Ill, 420 C.

ov,
32 A.
TToXvp-avrjS,
es, z:=.
\iav p.aiv6pevos or
pepr^vuts.
TToXjj-KoXjror,
with
many
cavities.
Oalen.
Orih. Ill,
Clementin. 93 B.
TToXv-pdvTevTos,
OV,
IV, 277 D,
632,
2.
fir^Tpa.
Antyll.
apud
Tnany
times
prophesied.
Plut. II, 292 E.
TrokuKOjxos, ov, (KOfirj) with thiol- foliage.

1, 6.
Diosc.
iroXv-pdraios, ov, very pAraios.

77oXv-pa)(7)TOs, ov,
Arisieas 16.
4,
162 (165),
p. 656.
z^
TTepipdx^Tos.
Lucian. HI,
TroXv-KOfiTTOf, ov,
4,67.
vaunting, full of boasting. Epiph.'i,Q?,iTi.
Poll.
544.
TToXvpepia, as,
rj,
(TToXvpeprjs) multitude of parts.
woXv-KOTvos, OV, laboriovs.

TToXvKpeos, ov,
TToXvicpeas,
Atlien.
1,
37.
Philon
I,
506, 18.
f],
following.
Anast. Sin. 732 C.
TToXvpepipvla, as,
mv,
(Kpeas)
II,
(meat).
Philon
640, 36.
abounding in flesh Anast. Sin.

KTr]86vS.
{pepipva) multitude of cares. Hippol. Haer. 112, 38.

(noXvpfpris),
1, 1.
Ti-oXvpepois
adv.
in
many
ways.
285 A.
noXvKTriSaiv, ovos, 6,
rj,
Paul Hebr.
of many
Hippol.
Lycl. 17, 5.
Plut. II, 537 B.
TTuXv-perdôXos, ov,
undergoing
very long.
many
changes.
Haer. 420, 48.

TTo'KvKTrjp.aTos, ov, z=. TToXvKTrjâv.
Ptol. Tetrab.
TToXvprjKrjs. es, (piJKOs)
Poll. 4, 67.
69.
no\vKTrj(jLoa-vvrj,
rjs,
rj,
TToXvpiyia, as,
(7ro\vKTrjp.av)
r],
^^
noXvpi^la.
Philon
I,
426,
great posI,
23.
440,
5.
I,
Plut. II, 661 E.
Sext. 392, 27.
sessions.
Poll. 3, 110.
Clem. A.
433 C.
Clem..
A.
6,
1220 A.
592 B.
TToXvKnjVOS,
ov,
TToXvpL^,
{piyvvpi)
=^
noXXals yvvaxî piyvi-
^=
TToXXa
KTTJVrf
KKTrjp.V0S.
pevos.
Epiph.
7],
II,
201 C.
Eus.
aivT}.
Ill,
728
as,
A
t),
(quoted).
(ttoXvkttjtos) rzz TroXvKrrjiio23, p.
TToXvptîa, as,
things.
(TToXvpLKTos) a mixing of
7ro\vKTT](TLa,
Plut. II, 1109 C. D.
Athen.
6,
n-oXv-KviuTTOs, ov, very glorious.

.'.3.
233 C. D. Agath. Epigr.
cuous intercourse
aOai.
Theopliil.
TToXvpia-qs, cs,
2.
many
Promis-
to TroXXals yvvai^l piyvv-
1100 A.
Epiph.
I,
653 A.
I,
(pL(Tea>)
much-hated.
Lucian.
TToXv-Kvhos,
OV,
very illustrious.
Damasc.
Ka>Xa.
II,
590.
TToXvpiTa,
332 C.
iroXvKcoXos, ov, consisting
av,
ra,
(noXvp-iTos)
polymita.
Plut. II,
of many
Pseudo-
Arr. P.
M.
E. 39.
ov,
Demelr. 106,
TToXv-XciXia,
as,
5.
f},
TToXv-pvfjpav,
of great memory.
ov,
TToXvXoyia.
Clementin.
292 A.
TToXvpvrjcTTevTos,
(pvrjo-Tevai)
412 D.
nnXi-XaXos,
2.
Galen.
ov,
XVI, 198
(Kiihn).
much-wooed.
multiformity.
TToXijXoyof.
Symm. Job
11,
Pint. II, 766

TToXvpop(j)la, as,
D.
rj,
Ampliil. 128 B.
r),
Nicet. Byz. 753 C.
(iroXufiopôs)
noXvXe^la, as,
:=: noXvXoyia, verbosity.
Socr.
Longin. 39,
3.
Pseudo-Z)iore. 137 C.
473 A.
noXv-Xe^ts,
I,
woXvpoptjxos, adv. in
TToXiiXoyos,
many forms. Cosm.

very
Carm.
wordy.
Schol.
Greg. 488.
OToXv/ioutrof,
ov,
Dion. Thr. 758, 31.

TToXuXiÊTOTi/j,
TjTOf,
7],
((xoOo-a)
accomplished.
(Xifirfv)
multitude
of
Plut. II, 744 A.

n-oXii-pvOos, ov,full
ports.
Men. Rhet.
1 75, 9.
of myths.
Strab. 14,
2, 7.
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by Microsoft
iroXvvevpo'i
iroKvvevpos, ov, (yevpov)
907
poly neuron
tions.
iroXv-wpoaKvvrjTO'i
asking
of many sinews. Diosc.
7ro\v77ev6ffs, es, (irvvBavoiiat)
many
ques-
2,
152 (153)
ovs,
7-6
TTokuvevpov,
Plut.
n, 292 E.
to
apvdyKtAO'tTov.
ovv,
TToXim-futrrco),
ask
many
questions.
Eust.
TTokv-voos,
of mucJi mind or sense. Eus. Ill, 705 D. Porph. V. Plotin. 64, 6. Hierocl. C A. 170, 3.
rjam,
to
Ant. 640 B.
naXvirffyrfTos, ov,
(nffywpi) composed of
many
pieces.
'Pseudo-Hippol. 852 A.
TToKwotreco,
be
noKvvocros.
Orig.
11,
jToXv-ma-Tos, ov, having

ful.
much
faith
very faith-
1456 A.
TToXv-voo-of , OV, liable to
Hes.
ff,
many
diseases
sickly.
jToXuTrXao-ia, as,
(nXdccrm) various formation,

parts.
Strab. 15, 1, 43.

n-oXuoSi'a, as,
fj,
Achmet. 104,
p. 72.
formation of
1108.
many
Caesarius 1044.
(686s) length or multitude of

Cfreg.
ways.
Sept. Esai. 57, 10.
Nyss.
Ill,
TroXuTrXao-iafm, see iroXKaTrXaaiaâ.

TToXuTrXao-iao-ir,
352 C.
TtoXvop-^pla, as,
rj,
emr,
fj,
^=
following.
Nicom.
(o/i^pos)
I, 8, 3,
much
zzz:
rain.
Lyd.
131.
TToXvivkao'iaopos, iroKvirkao'Los, see TroXXaTrXaoftaa-fxos, K. T. X.
349, 14.
ir6Kv6fi.fi.aTos,
Geopon.
ov,
I,
et alibi.
iroXvoCpdaXfios.
(ofifxa)
Lucian.
207.

with
TToXuTrXao-iojs
=
5,
7roXXa7rXa(ri<af.
Clementin.
3,
TseuAo-Dion. 200 E.
iroXv-ofiCJiaKos, ov,
I,
70.
88 B, n6nava, with
many navels. many knobs.
Clem. A.
Plut.
irokvjvkrfBio)
(irokvTrkrfBffs),
5.
to
be
numerous.
Deut.
7,
7ro\v6vipos. ov, (ovetpov)

IT,
much-dreaming.
ovrXa
Ex. napa navra

Sept.
Lev. 11, 42.
7,
to. edvrj.
437 F.
ov,
noXvrrXrfdrfs, es, (TrXfjdm) very
numerous.
Aret.
ttoXvottKos,
rrr
noWa
KCKTTjfievos.
73 D.
TToXvTrXrfdla, as,
ff,
Achmet. 283.
jroXvopKia, as,
ff,
noXvrrXffdfia.
Classical.
7.
(rroKvopKOs) multitude
of oaths.
Sept.
Mace.
2,
2, 8,
16.
Diod. Ex. Vat. 27,
Philon
II,
196, 21.
271, 44. 45.
Strab. 16,
23.
TToXi-opKos, OV, habitually
using or taking oaths.

stories
TToXvîrXrfdvva, to -make very
numerous,
3, 36.
to
multi-
Sept. Sir. 23, 11.

!rn\v-6po(f>os, ov,
27, 14.
ply exceedingly.
(basements).
PI.
ovrriai.
Sept.
Dan.
of many
17,
TToXv-rrXoKas (noXim-XoKos), adv. intricately. Dion.
Strab. 16, 2, 13.

T7o\vova-Los, ov,
1, 6.
VI, 947, 11.

ov,
3.
Eiis. II, 92 A.
having
many
Galen. X,
TToXv-nXova-ios,
6,
very rich.
Tseudo-.Tacoh.
241.
537 A.
Hippol. Haer. 358, 15, the seed of
the universe.
n6Kv-6(f)da\pos, ov,
TToXv-^XovTos,
OV,
vcry rich.
Sibyll.
3,
many-eyed.
Diod.
1, 11.
ToXvoêai,
Tfo-a,
commonly
Strab. 8,
TroXvox^ôfzai,
Achmet. 77. 270. TToXvwvla, apparently an error

TToXimvoia, as,
ff,
for iroXvvTfvia.
violent
jroXuoxXos "A"H. II, 1187, 2.
Diod. 14, 95. 103.

6, 20,
Dion.
(ttoXvitvoos)
blowing.
p. 190, 12.
Sibyll. 8, 180.
Apophth. 168 C.
iro\vo-)(\'i.a,
TToXvirobiKos,
ff,
ov,
pertaining
to the ttoXvttovs,
in
as,
ff,
(ttoXvoôs) crowd of people.

34.
39,
7.
medicine.
Paul. Aeg. 140,

ov,
a-iradiov,
a surgi-
Sept.
Job
31,
Baruoh
820 A.
fish.
4,
34.
cal instrument.
TToXvirobtTrfs,
6,
Polyb. 10, 14, 15.
Athan.
11,
Basil.
flavored
ivith
TroXvTrodiov.
m,
537 C.
Ael.
3, 60. 61.
ro\io\j/os, ov, (oi/fov)

12, 3, 38.
abounding in
II, 718.
Strab.
HoXv-TToBrfTos, ov, much-desired.
Strab. 8, 6,
7.
Lucian.
ff,
Athen. 10, 43.

Jos.
TroXvrroKea,
ffaco,
TToXmddeia, as,
the
being no\vwa6rfs.
(ttokos)
to
have a rich fleece.
Ant. 15,
ings,
6, 4.
Plut. II, 167 E.

subject to
734 A.
VieuA-Athan. IV, 1021 A.

TToXv-TvoXefios, ov, skilful in the practice
RoKmraBrfs, is, (TTa.a-x)
many
of
suffer-
of wars.
passions or emotions.
as,
ff,
Plut. 11, 171 E.

children.

troXv-TTovrfpos, ov, very wicked.
iroXvTratSia,
abundance
II,
Melamp. 506.
Plut.
II,
Classical.
Philon
28, 37.
Poll. 3, 14.
noXv-Tfopos, ov, with
many
holes.
699
Eus. IV, 81 C.
iroKv-jrais,
A, et
6,
if,
alibi.
aibos,
having
many
children.
TToXviroTopos, ov, (refivm) cutting off iroXinroSes,
Mel. 123.
Clem. ^.
I,
Strab. 17, 3, 19^
Pseudo-/os. 16.
in surgery.
Leo Med.
65 B.
ov,
TToXvnpayfiovrfTcov
153, inradiov.
Sf i TToXvTrpayfioveiv.
Polyb.
jro\v-ndva'o(j>os,
Sihyll. 2, 1.
exceedingly
irdva-ocjios.
9,19,4.
iroXvTrpfirffs,
CTm.
es,
.4. I,
381 B.
very
425 A.
conspicuous.
(npeva)
jroXvTTapdos, ov,
quid?
Sibyll.
11,
140, write
Philostr. 605.
jToXu-TrpdoSoy,
ov,
TToKlnopdos ?
vokv-ârrfTos, ov,
much given
to
sauntering.
much-trodden :
trite.
Plut.
II,
Stud. 1820 B.
iroXv-vpoa-KvvrfTos, ov,
514 C.
much worshipped. Damasc.
Digitized
by Microsoft

iroXvirpoercoTTOi
III,
908
Stud.
irokvTapa')(Q<s
s
656 D. 329 B.
Andr.
with
C.
1040 A.
TroKvanopas (iroXvaTropos^, L.
scattered manner.
TToXva-Taa-iaa-Tos,
ov,
parsim
6.
in
Sext. 738,
(o-Tatrtafu)
jroXvTTpdo-iaTros, ov,
many
in
characters, as a
TL,
L.
2.
seditiosus,
play.
PZutll, 973E.
Lucian.
617.
full of sedition.
App. H, 387,
2. TîiA
27, 3.
many persons.,
adv.
wJzV/i
grammar. Longin.
persons.
Jos.
TToXi-oraxvs,
v,
with
many
ears of com.
seed.
Strah.
15, 1, 18, p. 192, 14,
from one
TroXvTrpocrmTriBf,
many
TToXicTTeyos, ov, (areyrf)
iroXvopoCJios.
Strab.
Ant. 16,
Plut. II,
3, 3.
16, 2, 23.
TTokmTorjTos, ov, (wToeo)')
much
scared, agitated,
TToXvtrrivaKTos, ov, =:= t7oXv(ttovos.
Basil.
III,.
44 C. D.
ov, (wtSxtis) consisting of many Herodn. Gr. Schem. grammar. Lucian. Hermog. Rhet. 288, 17.
192 C.
iroXv-o-rripatv, ov,
TToXuTrrmTOf,
cases,
with
many
with
threads of warp.
beds.
in
Eudoc. M. 327.
TToXu-oTTi/Sdy, dhos,
fj,
598, 16.
23, 1.
many
Simoc.
31,8.
ov,
noXippa(j)os,
(paTTTcu)
with
many
Job
patches.
TToXi-a-TiKTOs,
ov,
7,
much-pricked:
15.
much-spotted.
I,

irokv-ppijfiav, ov,
Tijr.
Apophih. 225 B.
Sept.
3, 5. 8, 2.
iV/aa;.
Orph. Frag.
TroXv-crTL)(os,
Clem. A.
628 B.
wordy.
122, 27.
OV,
^n(on.
with
Strab.
roots.
TcokvppLôs,
many
Diosc.
1,
Classical.
verses.
of many rows of columns. 2. Of many lines or 17, 1, 28. Socr. 396 C. Chrys. Ill, 599 E.
ov,
Strab.
15, 1, 22.
7.
iroXvtTTopos,
ov,
{(TTopa)
with
many
mouths.
iroXvppoipSriTos, ov,
(poi/SS/m) rapidly whirring.
Antyll.
apud
Orib. HI, 631, 10.
Antip. S. 26.
noXv-ppv/Mos, ov,
TToXiô-TvXof, OV, with
many
columns.
9.
Strab. 15,
I,
of many
traces, in a harness.
1, 21.
17, 1, 28, p. 376,
Plut.
160 A,
Tsend-Arr. Tact. 2, 6. Polyh. 3, 93, *7roXus, much.

the most part,
et alibi.
1 'fi?
8f to ttoXv
TToXva-uXXaPos, ov,
(cruXXa/S^)
polysyllabic,
5.
of
Kat rot? oXoiff irepas eniOrjaecv (fjXma'av^,
in general.
for Fseudo-Demetr.
yljoocr.
many
syllables.
I,
Dion. H. V, 62,
66, 15.
Lucian.
places.
470.
102, 18 To Se ev oXi'ya)
ttoXi;.
Act.
TToXvo'vvaKTos, OV, {cvvdyo)) collected from
many
Andr.
vi,
^tas
r/pêpas
dido'Trjpa KaraXafi/3a-
fiiJo
TO
TToXii, at
most.
Roman p 1 e b
Diod. 20, 36. Proc. Ill, II, 537, 16 (Thuc. 1, 2) 'Ek toO fVi 76, 6. 7rXci(7TO!', ybr /Ae most part.
s
.
01
Eus. Alex. 437 C.
ttoXXoi,
the
iroXv-crivheros, ov, containing
many
conjunctions.
Diomed. 447, 32.

TToXv-aivQeTos, ov,
compounded of many
things.
Evs.
II,
1392 C.
of many
to
iroXva-adpos, ov, very a-aSpos.

Ill, 608.
jroXv-o-fTTTor,
Pseudo-iuctan.
TToXuo-iio-TaToy, ov, {truvitTTqpi,C) consisting
ov, much-revered. Greg. Naz. 412 A, Kpdros. 414 A, rptds, not to be worshipped as composed of many beings, but
things.

ov,
(a-cjidXXa))
ttoXvo-ôXtos,
very
apt
be
Ill,
tripped up, etc.
Plut. Frag. 707 B.
TroXv-(r(p6v&vXos, ov, many-jointed.
Lucian.
Ill,
of one.
iroXvoTjpos, ov, (o'rjfia)
236.
TroKvoTjpavTos, having
'rroXv(TXVI'^'''iiTTos, ov,
^(rxqfiaTLâ)
formed
vari-
many
significations,
signifying
many
-^
things.
ously.
Clementin. 25 B.
TToXuo-KeXiys',
is,
Basil. III.
"3
16, 1,
Heph. 10, 11. Dion. H. V, 425, 9. Hermias 1176 C. Philostr. pirpov.
(o-KeXoj) many-legged.
Clem.
564.
28.
Schol Arist. Nub. 476.
II,
84 A.
ov,
TroXva-xopaTiaTcos, adv. in
(jTKia)
many foirms. Moschn.

of many forms.
Strab.
7.
TToXvcrKios,
very shady.
Classical.
Diosc.
1,
180, p. 159.
7roXv(r)(rjpa)v, ov, ((Tjf^^)-
TToXu-o-KOToj, ov,
7roXv-a-o(j)os,
vcry dark. very
Jejun. 1893 D.
Philostr.
2, 5,
18, p. 183, 10.
Poll. 6, 171.
Artem.
ov,
wise.
600.
Dion. Alex. 1252 A.

TToXvo'xi-Sos, OV,
Anast. Sin. 113 C.

TToXijo-Trao-Tor,
7roXii(r;(t8^y.
Epiph.
Philon
II,
ov,
( (TTrato )
polyspastos,
333 D.
7roXuo-;(t85j,
drawn iy many
pulleys.
ropes, lines, cords, wheels or
adv. in various ways.
ly
Plut.
I,
306 A.
31, 27.
Aster. 208 C.
ov,
TToXvo-irepparos,
ov,
^^
jroXvo'Trepp.os.
Hippol.
Nil.
voXva-aparos,
with
(o-fi/ia)
having
1,
many
bodies,
Haer. 172, 15.

iroXi5-o-7r(Xof, ov,
many
bodies.
Diod.
26.
Hermes
Tr.
much-stained, or polluted.
great mercy.
n).
Poem.
46, 15.
Plut. II, 893 E.
280 C.
troXvanXayxvia,
1, 3. 2, 2
iroXvrdXavTos, ov, (rdXavrov) worth

as,
fj,
many
talents.
Herm.
Vis.
Plut. II, 814 D.
(Codex
TToXv^dpaxTos,
ov,
much
disturbed.
Achill. Tat.
iroXifTirXayxvos, ov, (âTrXayxvov)
of great mercy.
1,
13.
ov,
Jacob.
5, 11.
noXvrdpaxos,
:^ preceding.
Erotian. 226.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irdKvTeKveoi
iroKvreKvia
909
Anast. Sin.
iro\v(j>aivia, as,
7vo\v-^0'yo<;
=
""j
ttoXutckkos
^t.
fj,
a having of
:
many
voices or
777 B.
iroXvTfXijf, ds, costly.
tones
of voice
2,
multiplicity
[Barn. 6 (Codex n) tov

skilled
Diod.
Plut.
56, p. 168, 11.
jroXuTfX^x.j
iroXi)Tex''<'f!
II,
727 E, et
Isid.
alibi.
of languages. Jos. Ant. 1, 4, 3. Clem. A. I, 200 C.
("X"^)
in
many
arts.
noXvcjxoTos, ov, (<^Sj) very luminous, bright, or

brilliant.
Aristeas 14. TroKvTixvas, adv.

TroKvnfaiTi^pjiai
Sfraft. 16, 2, 24.
284 C.
Pseudo-Dion. 337 A.
Achmet.
II,
tuii/i
mac^ sKH.
Aristeas 10.
Anast. Sin. 1072 D.

iro\vxapr]s, cs, (xaipa>)fullofjoy. p. 15.
12,
noKvTijijfr6s elfu.
Numen.
Iambi.
apud Ews.
V. P. 40.
iroXurXas,
6,
Ill,
1196 B.
price.
iroXuTi/ii'a, as, ^, (TToXtlrt/ior) AijfA
TroXu-xeiM'Wj o", very stormy.
App.
852, 44.
much-enduring.
\_Eust.
Ant. 656
no\vxrj\os, ov, {x'i^'l) '"''^ II, 353, 40.

TTo'Kvxprip.aTi.a,
many
hoofs.
Philon
ToC TToXurXa.]
jToXvroX/ios,
0!/,
as,
f),
great wealth.
Philon
I,
(rdX/xa) wer?/ daring.
Pint. II,
402, 40.
7r6\vxprjp.aTias, ov, 6, possessor
731 C.
iTo\i-TpeiTTOs, ov,
of great wealth.
Strab.
very changeable.
III,
Plut. II, 423
Diog.
6, 28.
A.
Greg.
Naz
1234 A.
woXvxp^p.anâ,
icra, to
be itoKvxprniaTos.
TtoXvTpovas (iroKvTponos), adv. in
many
1, 1.
ways.
9, 2,
40.
ov,
Philon
II,
512, 24.
Paul. Hebr.
TTo'Kvxp'lp.ti'v,
^=
TToXvxp'lt'âTos.
Polyb. 18,
iroXvTpotpos, or
rather no\vTp6(jios, ov, nutritious. Galen. VI, 328 D. Xenocr. 17.

to
18, 9.
iroXv'Xpv'î'P.os,
ov,
^=
following.
Galen. VI,
very
useful.
iroXu-ruTTTiB,
strike
much.
Martyr. Hippol.
Simoc. 212,
Poll. 6,
309 A.
7ro\v-xpr}a-Tos,
ov,
565 B.
TToKv-Tvpavvos, ov, uery tyrannical.
15.
iroXiJuXos, ov, {v\tj)
much
used:
Classical.
TToXvxpoveai,
Galen. VI, 326 E.

rjaai,
TToXvxpovos
fi/ii.
Anast.
171.
of many materials. Antyll. apud On6. II, 307, 9.

r),
Sin. 745
D.
live

.'
2.
To
.'
Aster.
say Elf XP^^^ jToXXour
or Eir
eV?; TroXXci
368 C.
noKvvirvia, as,
may you
much-sleeping.
Cass. 152, 20.
Clim. 937 A.
Philon 11, 672. 4nas<. Sin.
noXvxpoviea)
many years ! Euchol. z^ noXvxpdvLos flp.i. Anast.

ltra>,
Sin.
749 B.
TToXvxpoviô),
392 A.
iroXu-tmTor,
(2), 4.^
oj',
(noXvxpdvios)
years,
to
live
sleeping much.
Orph.
Hymn.
Sept. Deut. 4, 26.
Ptol. Tetrab. 132.

to
2.
to
long.
To wish one many

rj(Tw,
say Eir
;(pdi/our
TToKv^yiio,
(no\v(j)dyos') to eat too
much.
n-oXXojjf
.'
Curop. 48, 19, tov âtnXia,

ov,
Ant. Mon. 1453 A.

iro\v-(j>dvTa(TTOs,
ov,
cheer the king.

with
many
apparitions.
TToXvxpovios,
=
11.
fianpoxpovios,
Plut. IT,
437 F,
et alibi.
{(j>axrfui)
Porph. Cer. 36,

.'
Curop. 46.
To
long-lived.
iroXv-
iro\v(j)da-imTos, ov,
ances
or forms.
of many appearPorphyr. apud Eus. Ill,

variety
Xpoviov, applied to the expression Eis XP' multi anni vovs TToXXo^s or Elf eT-q iroXXa
.'
305
(quoted).
as,
fi,
sint!
Porph. Cer. 527,

rjTos,
fj
8.
Curop. 44, 19.

length
I,
iro\v<f>doyyta,
of sound.
Just.
TToXvxpovioTiqs,
great
of
time.
Tryph. 102,
973 C.
p.
7roXu-05oyyos, ov,
713 C. many-toned.
Orib.
452, 12.
Plut. 11, 827 A.
TToXvxpdvi.trp.a,
aros,
to,
^=
to
TToXvxpovi^fiv.
Curop.
very envious.
75.
*Tro\v-(ji66vepos, ov,
Epicur. apud
Plut.
II,
TToXvxpmp-aTos, ov,
Classical.
iroXvxpoos, many-colored.
Diog. 10,
8.
Strab. 15, 1, 22.
Philon
I,
383,
7ro'Ki<j)doos, ov,
abounding in
ov,
(jjdots.
292 E,
iroXu^Xey/xoTOs,
Hippol. Haer. 358, 12. preceding. TToXvxpiB/Ltof, ov,

43.
Eus.
II,
1380.
((^Xey/ua)
having
Antyll.
much
apud
9, 15.
TToXv-xvXos, ov, juicy.

25. 10.
4,
phlegm.
Ptol. Tetrab.
7.
151.
171 (174).
Xenocr. 42. Diosc. 1, Athen. apud Orib. I, 14, Xenocr. 59.

diffusive.
Orib. I, 449,
TroKv-(j>povTis,
i,
full of care.
6.
Sept. Sap.
TToXv-xviios, ov,
preceding.
diffused
;
Fsevid-Anacr. 48 (39),
Pseudo-/s<. 1221.
iroXv-xvTos, ov,
5,
much
Diosc.
vokiKppovTKTTOs, OV, (<j)povTiâ3^ much-carcd for,
111.
Plut. II, 423 A.
much-thought of: much-thinking. Anthol. IV, 224. Basil. Porph. Novell. 315.
iro\i<f)VTos, ov, ((J)vt6v)
tTokv-xi>pn'ôs, ov,
500 E.
Soz. 1569 C.
11,
following.
7roXv-x'>>pos, ov, spacious.
Lucian.
votes.
923.
I,
full of plants.
Sibyll. 5,
iroXv^^<l)os, ov,
with
many
Lucian.
125.
V(Av-(f)aivrifia, aros, to, vociferation.
855.
6.
Athan.
II,
TToXv-ii'oyos, ov,
very censorious.
Ptol. Tetrab.
820 D.
172.
Digitized
by Microsoft
7ro\va)VVfj,Q}<;
910
many
6.
TTOvroTTopeia
99 (Hippol. Haer. 258, 39 'Ev rah nparev(f)
TTo^vavvfuos (TToXvavvfios), adv. with or iy
namex.
Plut.
Pseudo--D;'cm. 596 A.
rj,
pov
fjfiSiv 7re7roin]p.jfocs).
TToKvcoprjnKos,
II,
6v,
{iroKvapiai) very attentive.
jTovrjiMTiov, ov, TO, little trcatisc.
Did. A. 608
C.
275 F.
17,
Epiph.
wovripV(o,
II,
548 B.
Trovripcvofiai, to be or to be-
*fTokvap'i.a, at,
(Jopa) much, care or attention
commonly
Diosc.
opposed to
180,
1.
oXiyuipla.
1,
Chrysipp. apud Sext.
Diod.
59. 91, p. 102, 18.

II,
Ex. Vat.
72,16.
Ill, 588.
TToXij-mx/',
PAi7on
629,
9.
Gen. 37, 18. Ps. 73, 3, 143 novr;pev6neva eXx?;, malignant, angry. Patriarch. 1076 A -a-ao-6ai, come wicked.
et alibi.
Sept.
1,
TToXimTos, ov, (oSs) many-eared.
Vseudo-Lucian.
npos
Tiva.
Just. Apol. 1, 61, ti eV
ttj
iîyyifau
amos,
6,
fj,
{Plat. Gorg.
7roXv6p,fmTos, woKvyot?).
483
Kanovpyeis iv toIs Xd-
6(f>6a\p.os.
TTo/xa,
aror, to,
1,
Did. A. 392 C. a variety or species of
(jjolvi^.
novripo-SiSdcrKaXos, ov, teaching (teacher of) Strab. 7, 3, 8, p. 25, 1.

wovrjpoTTows, ov, (woieo))
I,
evil.
Diosc.
148.
making bad.
Epiph.
TTopwcvTrjpws, a, ov, (wofineva) used in processions.
349 B.
the
evil
Dion. H.
Sept.
V",
1056,
to
8.
TTovripos, d, ov, evil.
Substantively,
one, Satan.
(a) 6 no-
TTop-TTevat, to
march (or
Sap.
be carried) in
2.
7,
a pro6,
7.
VTjpos,
cession.
4,
Mace.
1,
2,
Diod. 16, 92. 2. 7, 5, 6.
Strab.
4.
Jos. B. J.
I,
To carry
11, 14, 5,
in
procession.
the tri-
Strab. 1,1, i.
umph
-a-ffai.
Particularly,
Ill,
for gracing
to
Clementin. 37 B. 317 C. 548 A. 549 B. Cyrill. H. 1124 A. (b) TO TiovrjpSv, evil, wickedness. Sept. Deut. 1 7, 2, et alibi.
alibi.
Matt. 13, 19, et 424 B. Clem. A.
disgrace
TToviKos,
1
fj,
6v,
(yrovos)
industrious.
publicly,
cause a culprit to be carried Dion. about tbe city in mock procession.

to
70.
Apophth^ 120 B.
2.
Diog.
7,
Painful := Xu8, 3,
TTTjpos.
Theodtn. Prov. 15,
1.
H.
25.
I,
380,
5.
1731,
9.
PhilonW, 542,
Proc.
I,
irovucat, adv. industriously.
Jos. Ant. 11,
Aster. 224 C.
Ill,
Ephes. 976 D.
vigorously.
Trdvos, ov, 6,
321, 14.
76.
Theoph. 628, 12.
Intransitive,
em
Nicol.
Mai.
24,
11.
to
436, 11.
be carried
II,
pain, soreness.
about in mock procession.

Trjv TToXiv 7Top,weva-avTos
6,
Epiph.
516
KaixfjXov.
Socr.
D. 150.) [The most popular mode of disgracing a man of rank was to put liim on an ass with bis face to tbe tail, whicb be beld by way of bridle. The Constantinopolitan rabble were partic17.
(Compare
I, 841 B. Thorn. Apophth. Arsen. 23 'E<pdTrj(Tv avTov itovos. 2. Work, book, r^ Trovrjjui. Cyrill. A. X, 229 A. novs, ovns, the Latin pons yi^vpa. Plut. Lyd. 42, 3 tov ttovtijv. Proc. Ill, 1, 65 F.
Diber 39, 9
Sept. Gen. 34, 25.
d>Siv.
Orig.
A, 16,
2.
289,
2.
fj,
TJovTiKos,
fj
ularly gratified
when
the ass was led
by
UovTiKfj
6v,
of Pontus.
yXvKvppiâ.
Diosc.
3,
(7)
Galen. VI, 353 C,

bridge.
some one of the

682, 11 seq.]
iro/iTri),
rjs,
fj,
rider's relatives.
Theoph.
Kapvov, hazel-nut
TTovTiXios, ov,
the Latin
pontilis, of a
disgrace, reproach.
6.
Artem. 417.
=zi
TTop.irevai.
Lyd. 42,
log.
4.
Porph. Them. 30,

TTO/iTrooToXeo),
rjtrui,
jTovTiXov, OV, TO,
(pontilis)
piece of timber,
15,
(otcXXg))
Strab. 14, 2, 23.

II,
Philon
II, 70, 31.
Lucian.
up.
TtXa,
Mauric. 12,12. Zeo. Tact. ^TOi ^vXa KpepAjieva.
48
ndi/-
408.
rjo-a,
irovTiXda), aicra, to lay the timbers in constructing

(7ro/i(/>d\u^)
7rop.(jio\vyeo),
Diosc. 5, 84, p.
IcTco.
742.
Also,
to
bubble
a floor?
TrovTL(j)f^,
Mauric.
12, 12.
ikos,
6,
nop.cpoXvyiâ,
rarely 7rovTi(pi^,
apxi-fpevs.
I,
the Latin
I,
Id. 1, 81, p. 87.

es,
pontifex^
Diosc.
4,
Dion. H.
97, 5.
jTofôXuya)8?)s,
bubble-like.
59.
Oalen.
II,
256 D.
rj,
iTop,(ôkv^, uyos,
slag, scoriae.
Diosc.
5, 85.
65 E. Dion C. 37, 37, 2. 37, 46, 1. Zos. 216, 19, pafi40, 62, 1. fios, pontifex maximus. Lyd.il, 21. 95. 147,
Inscr. 4033.
Plut.
Galen. XIII, 731 A.

ffoyeuM iz= TTOveo).
Troveco, to
11.
irovTLfpiKaKios,
ov,
6,
Sept, Esai. 28, 13.
pontificalis.
drowncd
Lyd.
in the
suffer or feel pain, to ache, to be sick.
62, 6.
Babr. 95, 33.

fiaxov.
Diosc. 3, 118 (128), tov <tt6II,
iTovTo^poxos, OV, (ttovtos, ^pc)(tt>)

sea.
Plut.
81
F,
oSdi/Ta,
daKTvXov.
let
Sept.
Mace.
fj,
3, 6, 4.
,
Theoph. 472, 21
feel for them.
10. 23.
lloi>fia-a>p.fv
ras Kap8ias,
23, 21.
us
!rovToy(j)vpa, as,
(p o n t o
ye(j)vpa) pontoon.
Aor.
[Put. jrovecra.
Sept. Esai. 19,

3, 15,
Theoph. 496, 14.

irovTOTTopeia, as,
Ill,
fj,
eVdi/Ecra.
Reg.
1,
^ novTcrropos.
Greg. Naz.
Prov. 23, 35. Jer. 5, 3 'Ejnaoriytao-as avTovs Koi ovK eTTovecrav.] mwqpji, aros, to, work, book. Mai. 183. Theoph.
1262 A.
fj,
TTovTOTTopeia, as,
(TrovToiropeva))
I,
a traversing
of the
sea.
Epiph.
653
novroTropia.
Digitized
by Microsoft
911
novTota,
axria,
iropcfivpiTrji
(jrdiTos)
to
drown in
Kamjkeiov.
the
sea.
nopvofioixrjS, is,
p.oixa\is.
TTopvos <al poixos, nopvi] Kal
Nicol.
TTomva,
D.
f),
36.
p op in a
Fseudo-CyriU. A. X, 1088 B.
6,
Gloss.
n-opj/of,
ov,
fornicator.
et alibi.
Sept.
Sir.
23,
17.
Jur.
n-oVovXovi,
Paul. Cor.
1, 5, 9,
irmirua-jm, aros, to,
populus := poppysma
oC,
6,
&rjjj,oi.
Plut.
I,
24.
TTopvoo-Konos, ov,
(o-KOTrem)
spying after harlots.
following.
Vsend-Ignat. 905 B.
Tvopvo-yivv-qros, ov,
Nicet. Byz. 732 A.

jrojTTrutr/iof,
(iroinrvâ))
poppysmus,
Dion. H. Clem. A.
3, 22,
in nopvelas yeyevvT)p.ivos,
born of a harlot, bastard.

TvopvoTpt-^,
iôs,
S,
Mai. 178,
Classical. a chirping, chirruping. V, 72, 6, of the sound of B, 11, *. I, 464 B.

TTopStoy, (Bvof, d,
(rpiâ)
(rpecjim)
Phryn. P.
7ropvoTp6(j)os,
S. 12, 1.
ov,
Synes.
= 1360 =
19.
nopvoKowos.
C.
nopvoôa-Kos.
6 jrepSonevos.
Epict.
Philon
I,
550, 19.
Bus.
II,
1480 A.
Pallad.
80.
iropfvTiKos,
T],
Vit. Chrys. 18 D.
6v,
transporting, employed in trans-
7Topvo<p6vos, OV,
Ill,
iTopvas (povevmv.
Greg. Naz.
porting.
tropevca
Inscr. 5889, ordXos.

iropevofim.
1252 A.
7r6p6rip.a,
aros, t6,
fj,
=
I,
Pachom. 948 A.
following.
TTopo^rroieoi, rjo-w, (irdpot) to
make or open a pasSext. 356, 2.
Plut.
I,
462 B.
Strab.
sage.
Diosc. 5, 11,
rj,
-p.
699.
jr6pdr](ns, fcBj,
(jropBio))
a plundering.
wopoTvoda, as,
an opening of the
.4. I,
pores.
Cass.
10, 3, 4.
7rop6p,ela,
Plut.
as,
r),
373 C.
166,28.
CTem.
::=
1,
617 B.
fiavSvrjs,
(Tropdfieva}
a ferrying
7, p.
across.
8.
TTopof, ov, 6, pore.

Tvopirrj,
r]s,
r],
Sext. 88, 33, vo-qroi, minute.

l<ê<TTpis,
x^'^H-^s-
Apollod.
2, 6, 4.
Strab. 5, 3,
372,
7ropBp.evTfis, ov, 6, zz^ iropBixevs.
Synes.
Hymn.
Sept.
Mace.
I,
10,
89.
1,
11, 68.
Schol.
6,8, p. 1608.
irop6p.i8tov,
ov,
TO,
Lucian.
TTopdixeiov,
366.
ferry-boat.
TToppadev, adv.
from
afar.
Sept. Esai, 33, 13.

3, p,eTevrjve-
Simoc. 278, 12.

7rop6fi.lov, ov, TO,
Diod.
1,
83.
Fsendo-Demetr. 39,
far-fetched.
ferriage.
*iropi(rp,6s, ov, 6, (Tropi^to)
Lucian. II, 926. a procuring : acquir-
yfievai. p.eTa<ôpal,
TTopparaTov
TTopra, as or
noppaiTaTm.
rj,
Philon
I,
229, 48.
irvkr).
ing,
gain.
Chrysipp.
apud Diog.
Polyh.
3, 1, 6, 5. 6.
7,
188.
2.
7,
-qs,
the Latin
porta =:
Sept.
Sap. 13, 19.

3, 4.
14, 2.
112,
Const. (536), 669 B.
Diod.
188.
Paul. Tim.
Diog.
1708 C.
8.
1080 D. Leont. Cypr. Chron. 590, 1. 683,21. Mai. 99,

alibi.
i
*iropi.o-T(ov
Theoph. 728, 16, et

o,
Sei iropiêiv.
Chrysipp.
apud
I,
Koprapios, ov,
Xcopos,
por
ar
Stud. 917 C.
Ovpaipos, irv22.
Dio^r. 7, 188.
iTopxios,
ov,
porter,
door-keeper.
TropTaprjs,
rj.
Mai. 184,
por
u
c
=:
s
jôipivos.
Plut.
Lex. Sched. 283 mpTiKos,

ov, 6,
103 B.
TTopKos, ov, 6,
p or
17,
nopTrj^, incorrect for rropn^.
x^-
Plut.
I,
the Latin
portions.
1, 5, p.
Chron.
20.
103 B.
rropvds, d8oi,
621, 19.
Basilic. 13,
=:
Tropvi).
Tim. Presb. 25 C.
Classical.
TTopn^, iKOS,
22, 16.
^nas<. Sin. 1072 C.

TTopvela, as,
rj,
Porph, Cer. nopriKos6, Theoph. Cont. Ill, 1.
12.
9,
(nopvevio) fornication.
TTopros, ov, 6,
portu
rm
Xi/irjv.
Clementin.
Gen. 38, 24. Tobit 8, 7. Paul Cor. 1, 7, 2 {Method. 11 C Aii tijj/ dmyxi/v t^j 2. Intercourse with the gentiles ; nopveias).
Sept.
64
C,
of Rome.
Philostrg. 608 B.
Haer. 452, 7. Soz. 1609 A {Dion C. 60,

Hippol.
11,5).
iropcfivpa, as,
idolatry.
Hebraism.
et alibi.
Sept.
Num.
14, 33.
Hos. 1,2.
iropveim, to
17.
2, 2,
26, 1.
Polyb. 1 0, f], purple cloth or robe. Pseudo-Z>emeir. 50, Diod. 20, 34. (TTop^vpevs) purple-dyer's
3.
to
fj,
commit fornication.
Sept. Deut. 23,
20, jrAaTEia, latus clavus, tunica laticlavia.

TTopipvpeiov,
ov,
TO,
To have
intercourse with the genSept. Par.

1, 5,
tiles ;
practise idolatry.
Jer. 3, 6.
OV,
7,
25.
shop.
Strab. 16,
Ps. 72, 27.

TTopviKos,
et alibi.
meretricious.
7ropipvpevTr]S, ov, 6,
2, 23.
wopKJivpfVS.
I,
Poll. 1, 96.
harlot's,
Sept.
I,
Artem. 166.
Tropcf>vpfva>, eva-m,
Clem. A.
536 A.
to
Prov.
761 B.
iropviKas,
7,
10.
Greg. Th. 1020 B.
Athan.
(nopipvpa)
catch purple-fish.
Athen.
adv. meretriciously.
3,
Greg. Naz.
I,
irop4>vpea)
33.
Vêxxdo-PhUostr. 31.
irop^vpo), to
grow purple.
Dion.
633 C.
n'opi/o/Soo-fcetoi',
P. 1122.
ou,
to,
(nopvoôiTKOs)
=1
irop-
Uoptfivptavoi,
S)v,
oi,
Porphyriani, the followers

I,
veiov.

17,
of Uopipvpios.
Schol.
TTopcjivpiCa),
Athan.
2,
753 D.
Diod. 2, 38 (44). porphyry.
TTopvoKoma, as,
Arist.
the being iropvoKoiros.
laa, to look like purple.

1, 19.
Av. 285.
(iropvq, K&irro))
53.
Diosc.
193 (194).
3,
nopvoKoiros, ov, 6,
whoremonger.
noptpvpirris, ov, 6,
porphyrites,
Sept. Prov. 23, 21.
Bus.
II,
1485 C, XMos.
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7rop(j}vpoâ(j}e2ov
Tropfpvpoâcjielov,
TTopcjivpelov,
ov,
912
iroTqptiOV
to,
(7ro/D(ûpo/3a<ôy)
7roo-ro9,
Sirah. 17, 3, 18.

rjo-w,
Classical.
7Top<pvpofia<^(a>,
to
dye purple.
Anast.
fir/vav
n-ocT-Tos-,
q u o t u s ? which in order ? Chron. 18, 13 'Ev TrcxTTrj rav bio ripepa ; on what day of the two months ?
7j,
ov,
Sin. 265 A.
Tropcpvpol3a<pr]i\ is,
=
6,
fi,
ov,
a certain in a
series.
Dion. H.
TToptpvpoânTos, dyed pur-
Ill,
1790, 10, cTos, a certain
number of years.
ple.
Poll.
7,
63.
Arlem. 133.
(/Sanro))
7,
Sext. 734, 19 'Atto ?roo-T^f fioipas itn Troarrjv
7rop(ûpo0a0os, ov,
=z
noptpvpevs,
fiolpav TrXeicTTOV dvvarai.
purple-dyer.
Poll.
ov,
169.
TTOCTOVpOS, ov,
pO
S t
U Ul U
^=Z 6 VUTfpOV
TTjS
irop(f)vpo-yVvriTos,
purple-born, horn in the
TQjv Trarepaiv reXevTTJs yivopavos.
Plut.
I,
4 75
purple, a title given to the Byzantine

peror's (puny) children.
12, et alibi.
em-
C.
Aniec.
1, 13, 4.
Porph. Adm. 199,
770(70)9 (7700-09),
adv. L.
aliquantum,
Soran.
ali8.
Cer. 36, 10.
quatenus,
ure,
to
some, somewhat, in some meas248,
TTopcpvpoetSSys (TToprpvpoctSrjs), adv. like purple.
a certain degree.
Diosc.
1,
99.
Sext. 28, 17.
Euagr
Scit.
1232 A.
river.
7Top(f>vpo-KKenTrjs, ov, 6, Stealer

6, 57.
of purple.
seller
ij
Diog.
irorafiTjyos, ov,
(norapos, ayco) navigating a

347, 15. 534,
7.
Dion. H.
(TrtoXew)
I,
535, 14, a-Kapt)

Strah. 8,
3, 1 2.
vop(pvpo7rai\rjs, ov, 6,
clothes.
Inscr. 2519.
Femin.
of purple
Trop(j)vp6-
TTordpiov, ov, TO, small TroTapos.
13,
1,
70.
Plut.
I,
658 B.
river.
'^
TrmXir, iSot.
7rop(j)vpo<Txripaiv,
Luc. Act. 16, 14.

ov,
TTordpios, a, ov,
of a
Strab.
4, 2, 1.
7,
((r;(^/xa)
purple-clad,
1, 3.
11, 3, 2, sc.
river.
OV,
6,
x^P"!
country bordering
Strab. 14,
Polyaen.
4, 3, 24.
on a
(<^cpo))
I, 8.
wearing purple. Cyrill. H. 397 A. Jbann. IfoscA. 2900 D. Hes. Hier. 1557 C. FiV. iVi7. Jun. 17 C. 'TTopfpvpo-xpvcro-p.iKTos, OV, compounded of purple and gold. Damasc. Ill, 693 C. D. Artem. 206. iroptpvpaSris, fs, iropfpvpoeiSrjs. TTOcraTrXdoff, oi*, 7roo"u7rXacrtoff. Athan. I, 256.
7ropcj>vpocj)6pos,
ov,
TTOTapicTKos,
^=
preceding.
TioTapoSiaprris,
ov, 6,
(irorrajios,
hialpai) ferry-
man.
Artem. 381.
= ^
iroTapoKkvarTos, ov, (^kXv^co)
washed by a
river,
river.
Strab. 3, 4, 12.
770Tafio-77J'T09, OV,
9, 5, 2.
dvowncd in a
Tlieoph,
TToirairKSis,
adv. hoiv-many-fold
&/)(. Ps. 62,
2.
561, 11.
TTOTapo-ppvTos,
OV,
TToo-eiScBraTTET-ijr, 9, (TTiVro))
Sffli/.
fallen
from
Uocrei-
washcd down by a
borne
river
Oenom. apud Sms.

1)9,
Ill,
401 C. [Formed
Scymn. 165,
Apoc.
11.
Kaa-a-iTepos.
ov,
like SttTrer?)?.]
iToaSri,
^,
TroTapo-<p6pr]Tos,
away by a
river.
:=: aKponoaBla, prepuce.
Ruf apud
0-ji.
Ill,
390, 10.
(BoKavov.
(TKeTTOi/ T57V
Also,
to
(?a?en. II,
274
D=
II,
12, 15.
tA
770Ta/io;(oo9, ov,
following.
Heron Jun.
Diod,
sort
1,
222,
TTtSoT?;.
Schol.
Arist.
Nub.
r),
TToirBla, as,
663.
dKpo7ro(Tdia.
TTOTapxrxcixTTos, ov, alluvial,
34.
3, 3,
Philon
be
211,
p. 175, 69.
15.
jTotroo/iae,
coSt;!',
noTanos.
i),
ov,
=
f
Strab. IS,
770109,
^, i.
what
quantity.
473 A. 313 C Ilo(TovvTai ovv

TpLS.
TToa-os,
endowed with Nemes. 540 B, C. Cyrill. A. I, 2. To amount. Vsmdi-Athan. IV,

(ffotrof)
ot 7rai/Ts KpiTai els
27.
Sext. 479, 13,
ttjv
(pimv.
what country
=.
770807709.
of? Matt. 8, 2. From Phryn. 56, con-
demned
770T,
in this sense.
dcKa-
adv. L. quondam, once.

770Te aSeX(^<S p,ov, late,
Athan.
is
I,
721
A
E
Tm
who
now
dead.
r), ov, some, of quantity. Polyb. 1, 1, 2 Oud' eVt TTOCToi/, noi eyen I'/i a certain degree. 2o Substantively, to noa-ov, amount, sum Leant. Cypr. 1736 A. of money. Porph.
noTfvs,
the Latin
potens.
Plut.
I,
65
TTOTj^vs,
incorrectly.
rrorepov, adv. whether,
Dion. H. I, 328, 10 'E ôvXt] eyevovTO irorepov dTroi<Tov<TLV, f) TrpodfiiTampTrcovTat,

tj
Cer. 651, 14,

Vit. Nil.
Trjs
poyas, the
amount of pay.
Polyb. 16,
30,
20.
Trpotrpelvanri.
?
Jun. 21 B.
rj,
7707^09, OV, 6,
quid
Porph. Cer. 463.

Leant, Cypr. 1736 D. Paul. Cor. 1, 10, 16.
jToo-oTi/f, rjTos,
(ttoctos)
1,
quantity.
35.
77071)1/9,
see TTOTeVS.
12,
10.
Clem. R.
Sext.
noTriptv for iroTripiov.

iroTTjpiov, OV, TO,
Hippol. Haer. 54, 72, tov xpovou, <Ae space o/ time. Longin. Frag. 3, 14. Mai. 112, 22
Tail' ;(p7;/iaTa)r, (/ie
cup.
II, 25, et alibi.
To
1,
p.vaTiKov or KvptoKov or
amount of money.
what fracEpiph. Ill, 281
aytoi TTOTqpiov, the
mystical or the Lord's cup,
iroa-rrj,
see
ttoctîj.
chalice,
the
communion
wotTTrjpopiov, ov, t6, (irofTTos, p,6piov)
D.
385 B.
cup. Athan. I, 265 Joann. Mosch. 2904 B. To
tion
of?
Orig. II, 80 A.
KeKpapJvov
iroTTipiov,
mistus calix, temperamen-
A.
ieoji/. I,
1277 A.
turn calicis, of the eucharist.
KoarKipiviov, ov, to, the Latin

the right
postliminium,
Antec.
1, 12, 5.
of returning home,
Lren. 1125 B (1073 B). To Koivov TTOTTipiov, the common cup, the cup out of which the brid'-. and
Digitized
by Microsoft
iroTrjpo-KaXv/jLfjLa
913
TTovXTrtTov,
TpayiJi,aTevo/j,ai
ou, TO, thc Latin p u 1 p i t u Chron. 625, 18, as a proper name. Theoph.
bridegroom drink at the conclusion of the marriage ceremony. Euchol. iroTripo-KoKvfina, aros, to, the- cloth with which the Porph. Cer. 631, 11. chalice is covered. Anon. Byz. 1308 A.
Tron/poffXuT?;?,
285.
Basilic. 2, 2,
13.
233.
Also,
to
noKmrov.
stage.
Mai. 387,
Mauric.
ov,
6,
(TrXivai)
TTovXmToa, ao-a,
11, 5.
pu1p
make a
KvKiKf'iov.

jroTi'fa),
n-ovXvTevrjs for TroXvrevrjs, es, (ttoXvs, Tflvoy)
to give to drink.
Sept,
Ti.
Judio. 4, 19.
Sir. 15,
Gen. 19, 32, nvd 3. Mace. 3, 5, 2.
em TToXv bi.aTeTap.ivos, far-stretching

99. 340.
Dion. P.
einpeirris.
Barn. 744
noTiôfim
32,
'EnoTiêro oêi
TTLvojiaL.
Km
xXv1,
Pass.
2,
Tvovkxep, the Latin

Strab. 14, 6, 6.
pu
er
^=
165
(166).
3.
9.
Diosc.
10. 186.
To
irrigate
App.
I,
100, 25.
&p8a>-
TToimWoi,
ov,
6,
pupil lus.
Antec.
1,
Classical.
3.
Sept. Gen. 13,10.
Strab. 11,4,
n,
3.
4, 6, 7, p.
ij,
322,
Philon
I,
278, 14.
Kov-woTe, adv. anywhere.

evpedSi TTOvTTOTe.
TTOTe d7re\6e7v
voTiKos,
6v,
(jrdros)
able to drink, given to

alibi.
Apophth. 312 Joann. Mosch. 2953
C 'Eav C IlovAntec.
drinking.
19.
Plut.
I,
666 G, et
Poll. 6,
ov Svvafiai.
TTovpws, the
1,
Latin
pure
Sept.
Kadapws.
30,
n&na-fm, aros, to, (TTonâ) potion, in medicine.

Diosc.
1,
14, 1.
24.
7,
p. 19.
TTOvs, ohos, 6, foot.

ire
Gen.
30
EuXo'yijo-e
iroTLcriios, oO, 6,
Philon I, 228, Aquil. Ps. 3, 8. Athan. 11, 916 9. 249, 24. Marc. Erem. 1044 C, tov C, irrigation.
to Trorlêiv.
OÔVS'
(TTOTtoTij?)
^=
Kvpios
firl
ra
rroSipov, since
my
coming.
Kara nohas, following close. Polyb. 1, 33, 3. 8, 16, 9 T^ Kara TrdSnr r]p,epa, on the fnllovjing Dion. H. 11, 1046, 10. day. 'Ek mhos,
voTiiTTrjpiov, ov, T&,
watcring-trough.
closely.
Pohjb.
2,
68,
9.
14,6,1,
I,
Diod. 20,
6.
Sept.
Gen. 24,
2.
20.
30, 38.
Hippol. Haer.
57, jJKoXoufe.
TToSa,
Dion.
Polyb.
H.
460,
Tiyv
'Ytto
196,
below.
TloTiTos, OV, 6, Potitus,
a heretic.
Rhodon 1336
:
KaratxTaaiv.
5,
A.
Theod. IV, 376 C.
26,
13.
Ilapa
2,
68, 9
vtto
irdSa
Tro'Sar,
immediately.
Id.
Toil' TTohSiv
irov,
by thy feet, a
voTViaojiai (iroTvia), to
pray, invoke, implore
to
form of obtestation.
TTohwv
(TOV,
Chal. 989
lament.
TOV 6e6v.
Philon
I,
391, 28. 478, 20. 678, 34,

17, 6, 5, hcto.
KOL eveTeiKaTo
Jos. Ant. 19, 1, 17.
Tcos exet
tS>v noSSiv a-ov.
Tmv .... Ov(Apocr. Act. Andr.

'Ejuoi,
ahXa
Ttvd
SaKpvav.
Plut. II, 507 C, Sdxpva.

fj,
et
7 7.
Matthiae 31
'eSc'eto
jroTl/iWif , ea>s,
prayer.
TTOTWOir/xds, ov, 6,
3, 4, p.
Caesarius
p.aKapiov ^ AvSpeov.}
7,
Pallad.
npos
tSiv troSav tov
TO TTOTviacrBai.
Strab.
Twv noBav
o-qv aTTTopeOa,
Laus. 1036
yovvaôpeda.
17, 10.
TTOTos,
OV, 6, r=: TTontTptos,

3.
of horses.
Porph.
Cer. 480,
iroij,
2, Foot, in versification. Dion. H. V, 104, 12. 21, 7 Kara Troda 8dKTv\ov {Satvopevov, Drac. 1S3, 4. scanned dactylically. Heph.
3, 1.
adv. sometuhere, at the beginning of a sen-
Aristid. Q. 34.
3, 3.
J
Sext. 635, 22.
760, 4.
tence.
Philon
I,
495, 48
nou
8e iVoTijTa 5t-
Longin. Frag.
\_Heron Jun. 48, 3 irovv
KCU0(rvin]s Tpocjiov
7rou/3\((cdptoi', TO,
6 vopoBerTjs d7ro5e;êTat.
=1
'O
TToSa.]
quid ? Dioclet. G. 8, 43. TroviSAiKifa, io-a,"the Latin publico, ?o divulge. Mauric. 1, 9. 3, 5. ieo. Tact. 7, 41. TToipXiKos, ov, or jrou/SXiKof, ^, ok, p u b 1 i c u s
irpdypa, aros, to,
in the plural,
state-affairs.
em
tS>v
1, 3,
irpaypdriav, functionary. 32.
Sept.
Mace.
Polyb.
2,3,7.
2,10,11.
tS>v
2.11,1.
3, 69,
4 Toiis
em
irpaypdrav rera-
&r]fi6a-ios.

57.
Carth.
Can. 43.
into
ii/rf.
4n(ec.
1, 1, 4.
iTovyyiov, ov, to,
Gothic
1, 2.
puggs,
Leo.
Latinized
c c a
,
punga
Anglo-Saxon p o
bag,
6, 2.
purse.
Mauric.
Tact.
[Compare budget, pocket, pouch, French p o c h e .]

Ptoch. 1, 103 wovyyiv.
-iTovKXa, see j3ovK\a.
Adam. 1744 A Ovbev elê irpdypa KoXdaai tov ^lovdav, had no Apophth. 260 A Outos ovk exei npdright. 285 C 'E-ym wpdypa ovk ypa, is not guilty. 3. Property. e'xo>, I am free from blame. Vit. Epiph. 62 B TldvTa to npdypard pov. Eus. VI, 189 irpaypaTela, as, fj, trade, traffic.
ypevovs.
Busines!^, etc.
2.
novKîvov, ov, to, the Latin
pulvinus,
low, cushion, holster. Epici. 3, 23, 35.
Also,
Lex.
pj7-
novkîov.
irot)XXiov,
Erotian. 338.
TrouXt'oi', ov, to,
Tas npaypareias voiovpevoi, trading. Mai. Porph. Adm. 69, 21. 458, 16. Achmet. Epiph. I, 992 A, merchandise, 2. Treatise, work, book. 159, p. 134.
433, 13.
incorrectly
(pullus)
2, 3.
Polyb.
8, 4, 1.
5.
Diod.
1, 1, p. 4, 29.
Dion.
Strab.
Spvis, opviBuiV, bird.
Thorn. A,
H.
I,
189,
V,
21.
6, 2.
VI, 813, 11.
Sched. 844.
woiiXXous,
pullus
1, 2, 2, p. 23,
veoa-iTos.
Diosc.
2,
168
irpayparevopai, to merchandise, to trade, traffic.
(169) n^r TTovWi, pes pulli,

115
;=
KavKoKis.
Apophth. 349 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Trpaj/MaTevTTji;
Theoph. 512,
19 -aBal
trader,
Ti
9.
914
71, 18.
KpaiT6^raT0<;
PorpJi.
Adm.
270,
dno nvos.
L. negotiator, broker, agent,
Plut.
npaiKOKiov, ov, to, (p r a e c o x) ^= firfKov 'App,eDiosc. 1, 165. Galen recvMKov, apricot.
TrpayfiaTevTTjs, ov, 6,
merchant.
269.
jy,
Inscr. 2831. 3104. Epist.

2,
525 A. 831 A. Epiph. II, 832 A. Nil.

II,
:
ognizes two varieties of apricots, the npatKoKia and the 'AppeviaKa fijjXa. He remarks
further that the purists of his time avoided
the term TrpaiKOKia altogether.

6v, treating
6.
Galen. VI,
TrpaynarevTCKos,
trading. Porpliyr.
crKd(j>r],
Abst.
1,
3,
p.
Theoph. 951, 15,
merchant-vessels.
Trpayfiartas, ov, 6,
6 Trpdyfiara kol drj^las na-
pexaiv,
troublesome
S. 58, 7.
tj,
and
disagreeable person.
Phryn. P.
TTpaypaTiKos,
ness
:
ov,
of business, relating
business, practical.
to busi-
skilled
1, 8, 22,
in
Sept.
Esdr.
3, 1,
toC iepov, agents.
Polyb. 36,
82, 10.
able.
Diod. 13, 35.
Ex. Vat.
Strab.
II,
1, 4, 8.
1060 B.
1,
Particularly,
3,
1, 1,
23, p. 21, 9, useful.
Plut.
.itate
429 D. 438 C. XIII, 209 [As the apricot was C. Orib. I, 210, 13. carried from Armenia to Italy and Greece, it may be presumed that its Armenian name went along with it. Now b a r q u q in Persian, means apricot; and it is not absurd to suppose that the ancient Armenian word contained the same elementary sounds (brqwq). As the apricot ripens before the peach (with which it must have been confounded at first by the Europeans),
344 E. 348 A.
,
relating to
affairs: skilled in state affairs.

8.
Polyb.
1, 2,
35, 9.
57, 4.
3, 7, 5. 6,nvrjp,
states-
was natural for the Romans to connect its Armenian name with their p r a e c x the root of which is praecoc. The Byzanit
man.
Strab.
1, 1, 23,
p. 21,
15 6 irpayiumto the subject;
Kos, statesman.
Inscr. 4896, C.
2.
Plut. II, 815 B, civilian,
tines converted wpatKoKiov (or perhaps the
original
Armenian name)
into fiepiKOKKov,
Relating
matter of a literary performance

XcKTiKos.
opposed to
Dion. H. V, 3, 6, tottos, the subjectmatter. VI, 777, 13, âpaKTrjp. 778, 14, pipos of rhetoric. 3. Treating, that treats. Sext.
In the Arabic of the present day, barquq means pZwm (Prunus domestica) mishmish being the word for
see.
;
which
apricot.]
npalKcov, atvos,
6,
praeco
ov,
)c^pv|.
4.
Pseudo-
608, 13, TO Trepl ras diaXeKTOvs kol Te^voXoyias

Koi dvayvmireis, the treating of.
Nicod.
I,
A,
rj,
1, 2.
Lyd. 202,
4. Arduous, ypara Tvapix"''''20, p. 452.
difficult,
npdBeros. apud Jos. Apion. 1,
troublesome,
npaivearrjvos,
Praenestinus, of Praeneste,
Dion. H.
Ill,
1659, 5
fj,
Polyb. 4, 70, 10.

,
5.
npalvea-Tos, ov,
Prag-
Also, TO
Frag, 109,
Ill, p.
Praeneste.
Diod.
II,
541, 35.
IIpaiv<TTe, indeclinable.
4.
6,
Dion
C.
u s relating to the affairs of the community. Lyd. 236, 5, vopos, pragmatica sani
mat
ctio,
=^
Justinian. Novell.
7, 9,
tvttos.
6.
irpamocriTos, ov,
praepositus.
Inscr. Vol.
Substantively, to irpaypanKov,
pragmati-
cum,
imperial
Chal. Can. 12.
Ephes. 1736 B. Just. Imper. 5. Lyd. 222.

edict.
npayfianKws, adv.
ly,
skilfully, efficiently, effective-
Eus. II, 801 A. Athan. I, 780 A. Basil. IV, 885 B. Olymp. 452, 8. PaUad. Laus. 1259 A. Philostrg. 517 A. 597 C. Simoc. 194, 22, chief of the emperor's eunuchs. Basilic. 56, 11 (titul.) irpae1165.
ably, successfully.
Polyb.
1, 9, 6.
2, 13,
TTOaiTOS.
Trpata-evrdXios, nv, 6,
ra-rqa-ios.
1.
Diod. 18, 45.

Orig.
I,
16, 52.
Strab. 15, 1, 54,
p. 51, 1 7.
Actually,
1289 0, practically. in fact. Plut. II, 960 B

f},
2.
(?).
praesentalis
Kopr)-
Porph. Cer. 638,

npayfidrios, ov,
21.
Porph. Cer. 392,' 7. 495, 6 Tptôvvos irpataevrdKtos, explained TrapoutrtatTTiys in the Scholium. Justinian. Edict. 13,2
01 TrpaiO'evToKtoL irpaia-evrevo), (vtra,
wpaypareia,
traffic.
Eus.
at 7rapap.ovai.
s
Alex. 441 B. wpaypaTOKoirea, rjom,

8, 10.
(p r a e
s)
=^
napapeva,
Simoc. 46,
npaîKOTreco.
Polyb. 29,
to be
present.
Mai.
1 76, 3.
Trpma-evnov, ov, to,

TrpaeffieKTapia,
=:
TrpatirevTov.
irpaeTTOcnros,
see
TrpairrocnTos,
21.
irpaKêKTCopia.
npaicrevTos, ov,
irpaems (Trpaiis), adv. ::= rjpepa, gently, mildly. Diosc. 1, 12 (1, 106).
povos, Tvapdpovos.
22.
npalSa,
the Latin booty, plunder. Athan.

a?,
17,
Mosch. 3024 B.
19, et alibi.
Xem, I, 229 B. Joann. Chron. 462, 9. Mai. 108,
praeda
napav, ipirapdChron. 208. Cedr. I, 258, Substantively, to Trpaiaevrov, praesens

so called.
Const.
praesens
militia, a body of troops

Euagr. 2705 D.
alibi.
TrpaicTTiTes, av, 01,
s t
(536), 1208 D. Justinian. Novell. 22, Epilog.
Mai. 375,
16.
378,
9,
et
Porp/i. Novell. 257.
TrpaiBevw, evaa,
pai,
praedo,
Cijrill.
praedor^ Xj/?foConst. Scyth.
KaTaTpx, to
plunder, overrun.
praestites
Plut.
II,
from p
276 F.
rae
7rpoo-TdT7)9.
(536), 1209 E.
V.
S.
339 B.
TTpaa-e^Taros^ a, ov,
praetextatus.
Lyd.
Mai.
30, 21, et alibi.
Petr. Sic. 1301 B.
152, Id. fibula praetextata.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irpaiTovpa
irpaiTovpa,
as,
fj,
915
,
trparripi.ov
praetura
praetors%ip.
Kpavbiov, ov, TO, the Latin

apuTTOv.
prandium
Porph.
Olymp. 470,
8.
iTpairap, opos, 6,
praetor
=
I,
Plut.
II,
726 E.
fillet,
Xos,
arparrj-yos.
Dion C.
vnapôs, ?irapFrag. 17, 13.
npavhiov, ov, to,
brandeum, braid,
7.
hand.
Cer. 81.
Theoph. 359,
Adm.
72, 1.
Porphyr. V. Plotin. 58, 15. Zos. 104, 17. Socr. 5, 8, p. 577 B. Lyd. 10, 15, oipâvos,
praetor urhanus.
T(op tS>v Srinav,
TTpdvSios, ov,
ornamented with
fillets f
Porph.
drroa-TS-
Proc.
353, 20.
Ilpai-
Trpa^-a-noa-ToXos, ov, 6,
Xaij/, ifie
praetor plehis
=: WKTinapvos.
1.
al Trpa^fis
rav
Acts of the Apostles.

6,
Triad.
Proc. Ill, 116, 12.

Simoc. 261, 12. of a BefM.
irpaiTcopiavos,
2.
Ttpaîepyias, ov,
TrpaîKOTveoi,
(epyov) worker.
Praetor,
the judge
rjcrai,
(kottto) to intrigue
Lyd. 42, 4. ; circumPraxillean.
Leo. Tact. 4, 31.

fj,
vent, overreach.
Polyh.
1,
18, 9, et alibi.
6v,
praetorianus.
5,
Dion
21.
TlpaîKKfLos,
ov,
of
Upa^CKKa,
p.Tpov,
C. 53, 25,
19.
5.
Herodn.
4,
8.
14.
Zos. 73,
3, 22,
Heph.
7,
10.
11,4,
Praxillean verse.
Lyd. 157,
Epict.
Trpdîfios, ov,
(npd^ts) that can be collected, as

act.
TrpaiToaplBiov, ro, little irpaiTapiov.
money.
Trpa^LS,
Polyh. 22, 26, 17.

17,
47.
TrpaiTapio-KTvirea,
the
rfirai,
:
ems,
Orig.
'
I,
765 B.
896 A.
to
knock
at the gate
of
1308
At wpa^ns tSiv
ATroa-roXav, the Acts
praetorium
to
Pallad. Vit. Chrys.

irpaiTwpws, a, ov, the
frequent the praetorium. 1 7 D.
Latin
praetorius.
Laus.
Pallad.
V.
Chrys. 39
Socr. 36
D.
1034
the Apostles, the title of a work by Luke. Caesarius 1176 Trpdîs z= vpdêts. Ilpdêis AvSpeov, Qapa, 'ladvvov, spurious works. Eus. II, 269 B, Epiph. I, 1040 D.
of
"Eirapxos rav irpaiTapimv.

Isid.
tS>v
Philostrg. 513 D.
TrpaoTradea,
gentle.
KpafTiavos,
r](ra>,
448 D.
Antec.
1,
(npaos, TraBeiv) to he meek or
Tav a-TpaTiarav
Apophth. 249
(titul.).
Philon
17,
irpaiTmpiav (cohortium).
6v,
I,
547, 11.
npdaivos.
Anton.
1, 5.
C.
rius.
21, 3, iwirpoTros, tutor praeto-
Justinian.
Novell.
to
2.
iiri
n-paa-iâ, law, (npdaov') to look green.
Diosc.
3,
Substantively, to npairapiov, (a)
rium
îVTjs
praetoMatt. 27,
23,
25.
a-Tparriyiov,
(TTparrjyiKOV
KaTaKv/m,
a-TpaTrfyiKr) (riofvr).
93 (103). Ruf apud Orih. n, 223, 1. Galen. VI, 400 E. Trpaaiviâ preceding. Diosc. 3, 56 (63) as V. 1.
56 (63).
84 (94).
27.
Marc.
15,
16.
Luc.
8.
Act.
1,
Tlpa<TivoêveToi, av, 01,

viToi.
^
2.
01 Upda-ivoL Koi 01
Be-
Joann. 18, 28.

I,
Paul. Phil.
171,
385 A.
a
Zj/rf.
(b)
13.
Athan.
Justinian.
Theoph. 356,
praetori-
Kpda-ivos, ov, green.

"Kidos,
um,
magnificent
building.
emerald?
2.
i
,
Classical.
Sept.
Gen.
2, 1 2,
Substantively,
ol irpi-
Novell. 159, Prooem.

irpai(f)eKTos, ov, 6,
p r a e fe c t u s
tnvoi,
TrpoeoTTjKtor,
Prasin
1.
the
Greens of the circus.

3.
Dion C. 59,
1.
14, 6.
61, 6,
63, 6, 3.
72, 17,
irpoeo-Tois, prefect.
6,37,8. Pseud-.4n;ori. apud Just. Apol. 1, 71, p 440 B. Apocr. Parados. Pilat. 10. Lyd. 171, 7.
fj,
Polyb. 6,26,5.
73, 4,
ov,
Lyd. 66,
20.
Proc.
I,
119, 15.
npdcTLOs,
aroXf].
=:
npda-ivos.
Dion
79, 14, 1,
7rpai0EKT<apia, as,
XOTTjs.
praefectura
Stud. 829 C.
Nic.
CP.
Histor. 4, 19 Of tov irpa-
iirap-
o'lov ;;^pa>/xaTo? bTjjxorai.

irpaa-iTrjs, ov, 6,
Theoph. Cont. 332,

leek.
7.
Prooem.
y,
flavored with
(EIAfl)
Diosc. 5, 58,
Classical.
'iTpa<peKT(x)pia.
otVo?.
TrpaxTfia
=r
npa<T(Ta>.
irpaKTrip, fjpos, o,
Ttpaa-oeiSfis,
es,
leek-like.
wpaKTtop, L. exactor, tax-
Diosc. 4, 178 (181).
Galen. Ill, 70 E.
to eat
VI,
leeks.
gatherer.
Poll.
8,
114.
Apollon.
Eplies.
TrprjKT^p,
400 E.
7rpaao(paycai,
rjO'cn,
1381 A.
Ionic.
Greg. Naz. Ill, 981
(7rpaa'o(jidyos)
Aster. 220 B.
Lyd. 107,
Pseudo-Z)ion.
Ill, 56 B Acts of the
5rpd(7<r<o
2.
TvpaKTiKevop.ai (rrpaKTiKos), to act.
or Trpdrrw,
to do, act, etc.
Ta
I,
Treirpa-
708 B.
jrpaKTiKSs,
fj,
oV,
active,
etc.
Phot.
yfifva,
L.
acta,
UpaKTLKOv
rfjs Trpoorris
crvuodov, the
first Council.
irpaKTopfia, as,
r/,
fem. oi trpoKTap.
Apollon. D.
Eu wpdrreiv, to Euagr. 2448 A. Kaxws Ttpdmiv, to do evil or what is tvrong. Just. Apol. 1, 28. Tryph. 2. To he. Epiph. II, 185 A 'Ev 12. 17.
lohat is right.
acts.
Leant.
1236 A. do good or
Conj. 499, 28.

vpaKTopeioi/, ov, TO, (irpaKTap)
rfi
<pv\aKrj eirpaTTOv.
who do not pay

Cyrill.
their taxes?
prison for those Inscr. 4957, 15.

censor.
irpao'aSrjs, es,
Ttpacroeihrjs.
Tatian. 852 B.
Justinian. Cod.
Agathem. 368.
irpaTela,
as,
2.
rj,
vpaKTO-\lrr)(j>UTTris, oii, 6, {irpaîs, yj/ricpLôi)
(npdTrjs) sale.
A. X, 1073 B.
6,
10, 27,
vpaKTiop, opos,
L. exactor, tax-gatherer.
Soz. 1228 A.
Greg.
irpaT-qpiov, ov, ro,
market.
Classical.
Dion C.
268
Naz. Ill, 1060 A. IV, 1220 A.
Theod.
59, 14,
2.
C.
I.'tid.
Method. 397 A. 297 B.
Basil. Ill,
Digitized
by Microsoft
916
7rpea-^vTtKw<;
TrpavjeXw;
irpatyeXas, av,
Licijmn.
(npavs, yeXms)
softlz/
smiling.
App.
II, 56, 28,
apud
Sext. 556, 13, vyeia.

disposition. Sept.
jrpav-dvfios, ov,
of gentle
Prov.
To intercede ; to App. I, 18, 48.

o-oO 7rp6s eôv.
2. avrm, was his legatus. iKprevm. supplicate, pray,
14,
30.
TTpav-Xdyof, ov,
6,
of gentle words.
sootUng.
Synes.
Hymn.
1, 68.
To
set forth, to
11, 648 A, imp 3. IV, 1012 A. C. maintain a doctrine, to defend,
Clem. A.
Basil.
33, p. 1609.
17,
TTpavvTiKos,
5,
ov,
Diosc.
2, 98.
Epict. profess, profess to believe, to believe. Orig. I, 992 B, tov 'K.pLtTTiavurp.ov. 4, 8, 10.
believing in Christianity.
ovTi
TO. Toi)
125 (126), pp. 73. 793. vpavnadeta, as, 17, meekness, gentleness. Philon Igjiat. 6S1. 11,31,8. Paul. Tim. 1,6, n. Basil. I, 356 C. npaiJTradfis, is, (naBeiv) gentle.
Tvpavs,
eia,
v,
hiaypaiifiaTos,
1328 C Tlpetrêvof whose faith th Lt
trpaos.
Sept.
Joel
3,
11.
diagram was the symbol. Eust. Ant. 676 D Tit. B. 1069 C. Eus. II, 48 C. 329 C. Soz. 904 A. 1316 C, rb Basil. IV, 977 C.
Soyfia,
Greg. Nyss. Ill, 421 B irpavTaros. Sept. Ps. 44, 5. 89, TTpavTqs, i]Tos, fj, meekness. Paul. Gal. 5, 23, Sir. 3, 17, et alibi. 10.
et alibi.
npea-^vTipela, as,
i),
=
I,
following.
Leont.
I,
1225 B.
7rpea-l3vTepiov, ov. to, ::=
Ignat. 953 A.
ov,
Trpeu^vTcpwv,
2.
office
7,
of
41,
npavTOKos,
(TfKelv)
of easy parturition.
Plut.
11,
presbyter.
p.
Nic.
Can.
Socr.
Philon
I,
577, 8.
TVpat^pOTTOS, ov,
829 C.
Did. A. 328
council of
Tlieodtn.
TTpaVS TOV TpOTVOV.
Kpfo-^vTcpevo), to be TTpfO-^vTepos.
493 D.
Trpdas, adv.
Trpf'Sa,
B.
961 B.
(Trpeo-jSwepor)
=:
rrpaeas.
Anast. Sin. 109 C.
n-pea-jivTeptov, ov, to,
incorrect for TrpatSa.

u.,
wpcKapcos,
ov,
the Latin
precarius
14, 1.
elders.
Luc. 22, 66.

(init.)
Dan.
50.
2.
Act. 22,
5.
In
the
Christian
TvapaKkriTLKOs-
Antec.
1,
TrpeKoicKwv, irpenocTiTos, incorrect for npaiKOKiov,

wpaLTToa-iTos.
npeirco,
to 8.
church, presbytery, the presbyters as a body. Paul. Tim. 1, 4, 14. Ignat. 645 B. 648 A.
Anc. Can.
Dion. H. V,
18.
Eust. Ant.
II,
676 A.
3.
office
become, beseem, etc.
Presbyteratus,
of presbyter. Clem. A. 369 C. 1329 B. ^nc. Epiph. II, 185 B.
irpea-^vrepis,
ISos,
fj,
presbyterate, the
Y\, 776, 16 to Kpeirov, propriety. Impersonal, wpenH, it is proper. Athan. 11, 20 B Ti yap enpcTre Tvoieiv avrov Hpiuav, ovTos, 6, Prepon, a Marcionite. Theod. IV, 376 D. Philon U, 572, 30 npeo-êia, as, 17, embassy. 'O eVi tS>v irpea-fieiav, the officer waiting on
482,
328 B. Orig. Ill, 18. Athan. I, 332 D.

Epiph.
II,
presbyteress.
745 A.
7rpea-PvTpicra-a,
tjj,
rj,
=
6, 5.
preceding.
Sept.
Jejun.
ambassadors.
2.
1912 B.
npea-^vTepos, ov,
6,
The
I,
office
oflegatus, in a
Roman
Legat.
Basil.
army.
(titul.),
Plut.
cession, supplication,
876 A.
3.
elder.
1,
Inter-
Esdr.
alibi.
evrevîs.
Athenag.
2.
1,
5,
60.
Ex. Mace. 1,
alibi.
18,
7,
12.
33, et
Presbyter,
Ignat. 677 A.
in the Christian
incorrectly translated legatio.
church.
Luc. Act. 11, 30, et

44.
Clem.
1012 C, of tbe saints. Greg. Euagr. Scit. 1252 C. Naz. II, 532 A. Max. Conf. Comput. Pallad. Laus. 995. Schol. Chron. 716, 10. 724, 18. 1252 D. Lucian. Ill, 430. Sept. Gen. npcafiflov, ov, to, old age, .seniority. 2. Office of presbyter. Ps. 70, 18. 43, 32. Eus. II, 652 A. 721 B. 732 B. 3. Plural,
IV,
R.
1, 1.
Polijc.
1009 C.
Iren. 847. A.
TO.
irpea-fifia
1,
:^
XrjyaTa,
1.
legata.
Justinian,
Novell.
Prooem.
13, 21.
irpfirfievTris, ov, 6,
ambassador.
Classical.
2.
Sept.
Mace.
20, 15.
1,
2.
Plut.
Polyb. 4, 52,
Diod.
Strab. 3,
1053 C. 1055 C. Clem. A. I, Hippol. Haer. 460, 12. 328 C. Orig. Ill, 369 C. 381 D. 932 B. 1328 A. Malrhio 249 C. Anc. 1. Neocaes. 1. 11. ApBasil. IV, 321 D, tov ;((Bpiou ToOSe. Clem. A. I, 637 C. II, plied to bishops. 405 A. 648 A. Pseudo-Dion. 120 A (titul.). Feminine, fj wpca-^vTcpa, (a) the prioress of a monastic establishment for women. (b) ai irpecrîBasil, in, 1157 A (titul.). Tpai Trpea-^vTibes, in the ancient church.
1189 C.
II,
Legatus, lieutenant-general, in
Const. Apost.
Cyrill. Scyth.
2,
28.
3. Veteranus, veteran.
Roman
army.
I,
Polyb. 35, 4, 5.
V. S. 230 C.
4, 20.
409 A.
Dion
C. 53, 13, 5.
npfo-^vTTjs, ov, 6,
2,
Kpea-êuTTfs.
Sept.
Maec.
36.
53, 14, 6.
11,34.
rj,
npea-êvTiKos,
r],
ov,
ambassadorial.
1.
32,4.
Diod. 20,
II,
Polyb. 9, Dion. H. TV, 2219, le.

relating to the
to be
Trpea-^VTiK6s,
ov,
f;
chronic.
Diosc.
1,
oi
Nic.
ter.
Philon
TTpea-êva
121, 50,
vofios,
Synes.
I,
Can. 2
Trpea-^vTiKrj, office
of presby-
1073
to irpeo-^vriKov
rights of ambassadors.
wpe'o-/39.
(Ifii,
npea-^fVTrjs
a legatus in
II,
irpea-^vTiKois,
I,
adv. like an elderly person.
Plut.
an army.
Polyb. 35,
4, 14.
Lucian.
386.
6B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Trpea-^VTK
TTpea-^vns, tSoy,
TiScs
917
irpipi-KTjpios, ov, o,
Upta-Ka
The Trpea-îr), elderly woman. formed one of the orders in the early Laod. 11. Apocr. Act. et Martyr. church.
Matt. 28.
\.
primicerius
wpmisfil.
Tevmv, the first officer.
Olymp. 451, 22.
Co7isL Apost.
2,
28. 57.
3, 5.
irpeaevTioVy npecrevTos, incorrect for TrpaKrevrtoVj

K- T,
321 B. Chal. 1248 D. Const. (536), 1016 D. Justinian. Cod. 12, 11, 8, S'. Eustrat. 2372 A. Leo. Novell. 222. Theoph. 705,
2,
one of the
4.
officers of
the imperial palace.

Dion. H. Ill,
npcTTavia, TIperraviKos, see BpcTravia, BperTai/t(cof.
irpecpeKTOs,
incorrect for irpalêKTos.
Trpi/m-TriXos, ov, 6,
primipilus.
6,
1764,
TrpijKTTjp,
see irpanTrfp.
r](T6rjV,
TTpipuTKpLvios,
(rriiiTrprjiit,
OV,
prlmiscrinius
Nil.
irpTjaKopat, vai)
to
2,
rjo-pivos,
to
irpria-drj-
TTp&Tos
TTJs
rdêcos.
swell,
be
swollen.
Achmet.
71.
Lyd. 198, 15.

vios.
TTpip.os, a, ov,
169 C. 272 C. Theoph. 754, 13 Trpopotricpl-
Ptoch.
234.
(7rifiirpT]p,i)
7rp?)o-T7)p, fjpoi, 6,
prester, a
spe-
cies
of snake.
ov,
3.
Diosc. 4, 37.
vpr](rrriptos,
burning.
Pseudo-Z)ion. 300 B.
Pseudo-X)2o.
primus :^ wpSiTos. Plut. I, 26 A. Pseud-^4 nton. apud Jms;. 437 A. Mauric. Mai. 172, 23. Leo. Tact. 4, 17. 12, 9.
6,
Eudoc.
205 C.
M.
TTpipo-aKovrdpioi, ov,
primus scutarius
9,
jrpTjoTJ/picos,
adv.
by burning.
^zz. vTTepatj'iTi,(TTT)s.
Lyd. 158, 22.

Polyb.
43, 2, Trejroiâ-dai.
rrjs
eiivrjs
nprjvvoos, ov,
irprjav,
=
6,
*iTpiv,
adv. before.
Trpavvoos-
Agath. Epigr. 52,

irpatau.
5.
Diod. n, 555, 34 Ou irporepov K

TjyetpovTO wpiv av
S)VOS,
^rz
irpav,
Classical.
Dion. P. 66. 116.
nPIAMAI,
mid. 10 as V.
aor.
mid. irpiacrdM,
iirpia<Ta.p,r)V
1.
to buy.
[Aor.
iirpiaprjv.
Sept.
Gen. 42,
Patriarch. 1092 C.
Chrys. VII,
167 A.]
nptairetos, ov,
npos iavTovs avQajpoKoyr}Lucian. I, 538 AiroKeiVTai ypa(pevTa aavTO., Agath. 109, 7 TLplv 7rp\v rj irpo Tq3v p.vpL03v. Clim. 1105 B av 6ed(T0iT0, zzz nplv 8ed(raiT0. 2. Ante, before, ::= Tipo. li-plv hehaiKaa-i. With the genitive. Pind. Pyth. 4, 77 IIpii'
'
of TXpiairos, Priapean.
Strab. 8, 6, 24.
Dion. H.
&pas.
V,
22,
7, iroLfiiiaTa.
Heph.
Sext. 226, 16.
Theodtn. Dan. (init.) 42, yevea-eas. Eus. Alex. 463, 27, et alibi.
10, 10.
16, 2, pirpov,
6,
Priapean
verse.
432 C
irpivKLyjr,
Ilp\v TTjS Travriyvpfcos 8taXi;5eicn)S,
=
?
irpmma-Kos, ov,
apud
Orib. Ill,
a sort of pessary. Antyll. Paul. Aeg. 296. 633, 1.

(Trptairifo))
Trplv ^laXvdrjvcu ttjv navrjyvpLV.
see
7rpiyK(\//'.
irpiamcrpos, ou, 6,
priapismus,
Leo Med.
rrplvov, ov, to,
the fruit
of
the Ilex aquifolium
priapism.
195.
Galen. VII, 529 A.
Galen. VI, 357 E.

irpioviov, ov, TO,
irpiâTos, see irpiovaros.
^=
jrpicov, irpioTrjp,
saw.
Leo.
npiâraipia, incorrect
Tact.
5, 6.
e's,
for wpojSaT-sjpia.
npi0i\rjyiov, ov, to,
I'Sifflnfcdf.
Vi16giu Lyd. dial. 1637 A.
m
s
,
TrpioKoeiS^f,
(npiav,
EIAQ)
saw-like, serrated.
vopos
Galen. IV, 10 E.
7rpiovofi8S)9,
10, 23.
adv.
like
a saw.
Diosc.
3,
48 (55)
irpiyKoraTov, ov, to,

ity.
principatu
120, 24.
principal-
as V.
1.
4, 41.
rjcrai,
Porph.
Adm.
irpio^n-oiea,
XIpiyKiVfios, ov,
(npiyKi\jf) Prince's.
vijcroi,
Mai.
78,
tu
in the jargon of the Gnostics,

Koieiv,
nplv Ti elvat
ck tov prj bvTos napa-
8 Ai npcyKiTTCLOi
Prince's Islands, in
r
yayetv Ta rravra,
to
create
out
of nothing.
the Propontis.
nptyKima, av, ra, the Latin

jrpwvaTos, also Tvpiâros,
s
Tadpxeia.
TrpiyKmos, ov,
Plut.
6,
J,
105TF
Nil. 408 A.
ov,
the Latin Aniec.
priva-
iSios, IbitnTiKos.
1, 1, 4.
2.
irpiyKi'^.
Substantively, to Trpiovdra,
TO.
privata,
UplyKmos,
Islands.
15.
ov,
r],
Principos,
one of Prince's
Tlieoph. 681,
i8m TOV âcriKcas

Jul.
p^pij/iora Tf kol KTTjpaTa,
Eustrat. 2321
6.
A.
Cedr.
the emperor's private estate or
domain, P. do,
745,
Nic.
CP.
Histor.
II,
29,
10.
maineprive.
Nicet. Paphl.
Attal. 13.
505 B.
536,
19.
1052 D.
npLovdrav,
vof.
424 D. Basil. lY 27 7 D. 548 C Kopris Philostrg. 500 C.

6 Toiis 6ija-avpovs imreTpappe-
[The word originated
in the ex-
=:
pression
vpiyKiyjf,
Tov HpiyKmos i/^troy] mos, 6, princeps. Polyb.

i)
Chalc. 849 B.
Strab. 5, 4,
Theod.
Ill,
1100 C.
10, 2, 13,
6, 21, 7,
Lyd. 191, 14.

9.
theprincipesin
4381,
b, TrpivKiylf.
a Roman legion. Inscr. Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 25 E.
(Compare
8, 5, 1.
pp. 394, 11.
157,8.
354,17.
Agath. 140, 5
Basilic.
7, 5,
Lyd. 124, 12, et

n-pi'fu
alibi,
vp'uo.
fj,
Leo Med. 153.

the Latin
6,
npifuylvua, as,
primigenia,an
322 F.
Tapias Totv âatXiKav xpr^pdrmv. 5, 96 Ta IhioKTtjTa toO âeriXems. IbiKav KTripdrav tov âaCKiasUpia-Ka,
7,
97 TSj' Nic. CP.
epithet of Fortuna.
irpip^Ktiparos,
Plut. II, 289 B.

the
office
ov,
5.
of
irpip.iKrtpws.
Histor. 26, 5 To âa-ikiKov Tapetov.) Apollon. following. Prisca, 17,
Mai. 474,
Ephes. 1381 A.
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UpLffKiXKa
918
Trpo-ayopaô)
wevre ecBav (pePpovapiaiv.
Trpo
UplcTKiWa, 7)9, ri, Priscilla, one of Montanus's Hippol. Haer. 412, 13, et prophetesses. Epiph. II, 741 A. alibi.
irpio'KOfim, incorrect for nprjiTKoiMu.
Ignat. 696
C T^
emea KoXavSmv aenTep^piav. Plut. I, 23 F Tfi npo evBexa KoXavBav patav. Theophil. ev1161 B T^ TTpo I Koi A KoXavScov paiav
Latin p r i s c u s ^= npoyeveDion. H. I, 113, 4. H, 747, 7. o-repos. Aquil. Keg. TTpiiTTrip, rjpos, 6, :::= nplwv, saw.
7rpi(TKos, ov, tlie
3, 7, 9.
BeKdrr,.
'Athan.
I,
793 B.
evBeKa KoXavBSiv lovviav.
II,
692
Tj
irpo
IIpo pias, pridie.
Tnscr. 3834 IIpo pids KaKavBSnv SeKep^ptav,
Aret 116 C.
es,
n-piarrjpoeiSfis,
pridie kalendas decembris.

Sept. Esai.
5898 T^
npo pids
Trpo
iTpiovoeihrjs.
vcovav paitov,
ziiz rfj
nparrj npo vavav

Be avrr)
pattiiv.
41, 15.
wpitTTiKos,
r/ieod
Tj,
7:/er.
1333 B.
sawing. a kind
etc.
Plut.
I,
469
^Hv
i/mj/mx
6v,
Qirpia) pertaining to
KvcvrtXioiV.
101 E.
II,
319
IIpo pids fjpepas
Heron Jun.
npta-Tis, ems,
f/,
48, 5, ^v\ov.
vav&v lavovapLav.
17, 1, 1.
pristis, pistris,
2, 9.
otsMp.
irpiav,
Polyh. 16,
6,
oTOf,
defile,
3, 9.
narrow passage,
Sept.
Trpo,
Judith
prep, before, with the genitive of a noun denoting time, in expressions like the following. Sept. Amos 1, 1 Upo Sio irmv tov Joann. 12, 1 IIpo e^ fjpepatv rov crenrpov.
3. With the accusative; a solecism. Moschn. 114 IIpo oXi'yas fjpepas, probably corrupt. Joann. Mosch. 2985 C npo en; elicoa-iBvo. 4. In the following pages, when no definition is appended to a verb compounded with Trpo, the adverb before (beforehand, previously), is to be subjoined to the meaning of the simple verb as npo-ayidâ, npa;
na<Txa rj\dev els Brjdavlav, six days before the Passover. Dlosc. 1, 77, p 80 U.p6 hio apav
TTJs eirtfioXTJs.
ayveva, npo-ayvoea.
npo-ayanda>.
e7n<rr}p;a(TLas.
190 (193) Upo pias copas rrjs Plut. II, 717 C Yi.p6 fiias rjpepas
4,
633 A.
Diognet. 1181 B. Philon Carp. 49 A.

17,
Clem. A.
11,
npo-ayyeXla, as,
=^
BrfKiocris Ke(f)dXaia>Brjs nepi
Toiv yeveffXicov.
Just.
Tryph. 27 Upo
fiias rjpe-
pas
Ill, Tos.
17
pera piav rjpepav Tov (ra^jBdrov. Lucian. 326 Ov Trpo iroWSjv ^pepav rov ToXprjpa-
hv Xeyeiv peXXopev, previous announcement. Ruf 450, 11. Just. Tryph. 103. 102, p. 713
C, prediction.
Martyr. Polyc. 1033 A,
rpiSiv TjpepSiv
npodyyeXpa, arcs,
3, 5.
to, prediction.
I,
Jos. B. J.
1,
days before he was apprehended. (Compare Thuc. Polyb. 2, 20, 6 Taira 8f (Tvviâive 2, 21. ytyveadac ra Tptrta TTporepov eret rrjs Hvppov
vision three
dialSdirecos els rrjv 'IraXlav, nepTrrat 5e rrjs
TOV avX\rj(p3rjvai, he
had a
Cyrill.
A.
6,
249 C.
npo-dyyeXos, ov,
Trpo-ayyeXT-iKof,
L. praenuncius, harbinger.
Plut. n, 127 D.
r},
ov,
announcing beforehand.
Just. Apol.
Xarav irepi AeX<povs Siatpdopas.) Const. Ill, 632 D Upo TovTcov Teca-apaKovTa e^ ;^pdi'0)v, nXeov rj eXaTTOv napeicrrjyayev, forty years arjn, more or less. 1017 E IIpo tovtoiv
. .
.
Ta-
Just.
Apol.
1,
32. 45.
npoayyeXriKas, adv. prophetically.

1,
36.
Trpo-aytdfo), to pre-sanctify, to consecrate previ-
irXei'tTTmi/
xpovmv peTecrreiXaTo pe,
many
years
Ta
ously.
Stud. 1688
C ToK
npoayurdevra aprov.
nporjyiaarpeva, sc. Smpa, the previously
ago.
2. In dates it represents the Latin ante. Dion. H. II, 1246, 3 Ûpepa rerdpTrj Trpo rpimv
el8a>v SeKepfipiatv,
consecrated elements of the eucharist, the sacred elements employed at the XeiToupyi'a
TOiv npoTjytao'pevatv.
Sophrns. 3981 C.
Stud. 1688
D *H
B
'H
ante diem quartum idus de-
Beta XeiTovpyia raiv nporjyiaa-pevav.
Chron.
cemhres.
Qiiov,
Tnscr. 5836, T irpo KaXavSSiv lavovaante diem XTcaleJidas janiiarias. 5879
705, 21.
Quin. Can. 52.
lov,
(A. D. 78) IIpo ripepav evScKa KaXav8S>v lovvlante diem decimum kalendas junias. 5906
IIpo
r vmvav patiov, ante diem
III nonas maias.
Jos. Ant,
13, 9, 2 BovXrjv irvvrjyaye irpo oktoi 14, 10, 13.
flBav rê^povaplav.
16 IIpo 8fKaI,
1689 A Ta Trpo?;yiaa-peva ayia. Nic. CP. 852 A. PseudoBasil. Ill, 1648 C. 'H nporiyiaapevri teXct^ or XeLTOvpyla, rj Xeirovpyia Tav nporiyiaDamasc. II, 69 D. Stud. 1689 A. 0-pevav. (Compare Laod. 49.)
Ta>v nporjyiatrpevcoif reXerrj.
^
fj,
Tpmv KaXavSav
oKrafiptav.
Plut.
61
IIpo
Trpodyi/fuo'ir, eas,
(npoayveia) previous purv-
SeKapLas KaXavB&v pdiav.
1064
IIpo beKa-
fication.
Eudoc.
M.
297. Epict.
3, 21,
OKTO KaXavhmv <ê^povaplatv. Afric. 88 C IIpo r KaXavSS>v papriav. Anatol. 212 B IIpo evSeKa KaXavSav awptXiav. Eus. I, 301 A. B. 312 C. Jul. 376 npo tS>v BeKep^plwv KoXauS&v. Athan. I, 408 A 'EBodrj npo BeKanevre KoXavBav lovvlav ev Tpiêpois.
npo-ayvevto.
14.
Jos. B. J. 4, 3, 12.
npo-ayvl^to, iVm,
preceding.
Athan.
I,
620
A.
Cijrill.
A.J, 776 B.
Galen. IV, 30 D.
Epiph.
npo-ayvoea.
Trpoayo'iTcor
I,
Very frequently,
10,
(npodym), adv. previously.
the article
Trpo, ^p.e'po
being understood.
precedes Jos. Ant. 14,

rfj
816 C.
Trpo-ayopdfm. Justinian. Cod. 12, 38, 19. Pseud-
10
Tfi
Trpo rpiSiv flB&v airpCXlav, ttj
npo
Athan. IV, 840 C.
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irpo-ayopavofjLeo)
irpo-ayopavofjiea), rjKa,
919
irpo-affKem.
Trpo-avaK'Tjpva'a'Q)
Aster. 341 C.
ayopavoiJ.rj(rai irporepov.
Dion C.
53, 33, 3.
irpo-adpoiâ.
Dion
fmr,
fj,
C. 60, 27,
2,
5.
Ttpo-ayopaaTT]!, ov, 6, forestaller.
Fseud-Athan.
Tvpo-aLKiôfim.
Jos. B. J.
14, 9.
IV, 372 B.
7rpoay6pvp,a, aros, to,
npoaipe<TLs,
choice.
Sept. Eccl.
(jrpoayopcua)) prediction,
nveiiioTos, striving after wind.
2.
1,
14,
The
will.
the thing predicted.

Synes. 1257 A.
Trpoayopeufftff,
ecos,
i],
App.
11,
326,
99.
Polyb. 40,
free
TrpopprjaiSj prediction,
will.
Just. Apol. 1, 43, iXevSepa, Hierocl. C. A. 74, 10.

2, 11.
Trpo-mpeTLKos,
the act.
/o.s.
B. J.
2, 8, 12.
PZui.
I,
456 B.
II,
Diogenian. apud Eus. Ill, 244 A.
Galen.
ij, ov, volitive. Cleomed. 12, 22. Erotian. 306, veipa, of volition. Epict. 1, 17, 23 TO TTpompeTiKov, the will. 1, 19, 23. 2, 23,
252 C.
Sexf. 730, 23.

rj,
Theod. Her. 1321 B.

Poll.
10, divajxis, volition.
irpoayopevTiKos,
6v, ^=. 8vvdp.vos irpoayopeveiv.

1,
Diogenian. apud Eus. Ill, 241 C.

15.
TvpompeTiKas, adv. of one's own free will. Philon I, 342, 35. Clem. A. H, 460 A. 1100 C.
Artem. 94. 151.
Bus. Y, 300 A.
Ttpo
Tivos.
D.
Arr.
Did. A. 1145 B.
^po-aypvirvea>
=^
dypvnveio
Trpo-ala-dTja-LS,
Anab.
II,
7, 9, 9, ip.S>v,
for you.
Diod. 16, 52.
irpo-aya, to prefer, to promote.
44 -a6ai els p.elôv irpotrxruia Soîjs. Plut. II, 534 C. Neocaes. Can. 9. Nic. I, Can. 1. 2. Ant. 23. Athan. 11, 713 B -)^6r)vai els KXrjpov. Pallad. Laus. 1188 C
612,
'Apayvaxrrris
Isiil
emr, rj, L. praesensio, perception beforehand: presentiment. Plut. I, 99 A. n, 127 D. 979 A, et alibi. Oenom. apud Eus. in, 440 A. Clem. A. II, 28 B.
irpo-aiTeai.
Dion C.
Paul.
55, 5, 3.
npo-aiTidopMi.
Rom.
3, 9, to
have already
accused,
irpo-mavios, ov,
364 D.
2.
7rpoa)(8ets.
Vit. Chrys.
before.
16 F.
iiv irpo tS>v
almvmv, existing
To go
Matt. 21,
Jos. B. J. 6,
before all eternity.
31, vjids, before you.
Diosc. lobol. p. 55, tov
oiroTeXeiTiiaTos, =:z irporyyeiirSai.

1, 6,
irdvras.
Ctementin. 157 C,
nva
els
Tv-
Method. 360 C. 393 A. Athan. II, 732 A. Basil. IV, 253 A. Caesarius 860. Greg. Naz. Ill, 332 C. II, 424 B, Xiryos. (Sept. Ps. 54, 20
Melito 1221 B.
,pov.
Martyr. Path. 1436 B.

els
Orig. Ill, 916
VTrdp^^Qiv Trpo ratv alcovav.')
B, Ttvd
3.
TO Trepav.
To emit
tinian sense.
To prostitute
27.
5.
= =
be
TTpo-aKovrlô).
ValenHippol. Haer. 272, 52. 4.

n-poiSaXXm,
in the
like
Lucian. a javelin before.

163.
I,
105
-a-dai, to
be hurled
irpo-aKpoôXlôp.m, to skirmish before the battle.
npoayayyeva.
Just. Apol. 1,
PoH.
1,
To
of advantage.
prodest.
Apocr. Act.
In the Stoic
Trpo-aXl^m
Chrys.
X, 175 A.
Jos. B. J. 3,
to
7,
Trpoadpoi^co.
25.
Pet. et Paul. 15 Ylpodyei Iva fiia iroXis dnoXr]Tai,
(rvp.(f)pei,
6.
npo-aXXo/iai, L.
praesilio,
spring forward.
Strab.
Iren. 453 A.
philosophy, to Trpor/yiievov,
proegmenon,
TrpoaXas (irpoaXrjs), adv.

12, 3, 19.
TrpoTreT&s.
productum, promotum, that which is- preferred, as health, wealth opposed to aTronporiyfievov. Plut. II, 1047 E. Gell. 12, 5. Lucian.
;

Paul. Cor.
2,
Synes.
13, 2.
1536 C.
npo-aiiapTdvai.
12, 21.
1,
2,
I,
560.
II,
821.
Sext. 166, 17.

7,
Clem. A.
I,
Basilid 1265 B.
Just. Apol.
61.
Clem.
Vit-
1373 C.
^po-ayayrj,
Diog.
rjs,
fj,
105. 106.
:
A.
rank, Polyb.
6, 8, 4,
I,
968 C.
1292 C.
Orig. Ill,
I,
308 C.
t/o5.
promotion, preferment
7rpo-avayiv<D(TKQ3.
Dion. H,
20, 5.
dignity, high station, honor.
44, p. 21.
Trpo-ai/ayrafo).
Plut. II, 790 E.
et alibi.
A.
1, 1.
Posidon. apud Athen. 4, 48, p. 212 Diod. 18, 48. 62. 19, 46. Jos. Ant. 15,
Epict.
2, 23, 23.
Themist. 88, 20.

17,
irpo-avayopevcris, ems,
previous announcement.
4, 13, 14.
Plut.
I,
II,
Simoc. 228, 18.

TTpo-avayopeiai.
7rpo-avaypd<pa>,
466 C.
Ant. 13.
jrpoayayyla,
Ptol. Tetrab. 176.
Orig.
713 C.
II,
Simoc. 229, 11, et

to
alibi.
Pallad. V. Chrys. 24 C.
as,
fj,
write before or about.

II, 9, 37.
Jos.
irpoayioyeia.
Philon
Ant.
1, 3,
4.
^^;?.
Eus.
65 B.
II,
265.
304, 44.
npo-avaSeUvvfU.
Jj,
Cyrill.
rj,
A.
II,
Pseudo-Dzon. 712 2. Pandering. Ptol. Tetrab. 163. TTpo-aymyos, ov, bringing forward, producing, dispensing. Agath. 182, 7. jrpo-aymi'ifo/iai, L. propugno, to fight for or in defence of Diod. 1 7, 34, nvos. Dion. H. II,
vpoaymyiKos,
6v,
leading on.
irpoavdSfiîs, etos,
previous dvdSet^ts.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
728 C.
II,
Trpo-ava(aypa(pea.
104 B. 336 D. Tim. Ant. 257 A.

Sin.
Pseud41
Athan. IV, 956 B. Anast. npo-avaBep-anâi.
37 B.
A.
100 A.
7rpo-ava3eatpeta.
677, 14.
engagement App. I, 567, 26. Dexipp. 22, 28. {fight). Strab. 16, 4, irpo-ayiovKXTris, ov, 6, champion,
irpo-ay&vur/ia,
aros,
to,
previous
npo-avadpaa-Ka.
7rpo-avdKetp,m,
to
Theod. Her. 1365 C, Cyrill. A. I, 168 A.

be
consecrated before.
Jos.
Ant. 12,
2, 8.
25.
PhUon n,
33, 51.
542,
1.
Trpo-avaKTjpviTiTio.
Cyrill,
A.
I,
329 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
7rpoavaKi,vrjTi.ov
7rpoapaKivr)TOV
920
Agathin.
7rpo-ava(l>(i>vj]iJ.a,
irpo-airo^pe'Xa'
aros, to,
^^
del TrpoavaKivelv.
introductory exclama-
apud
Orib. II, 397, 10.
tion.
8,
Schol. Arist. Pac. (init.).

r), previous announcement Posidon. apud Athen. 4, 49, Herodn. Gr. Schem. 608, 17, a
TToo-avaKoivoofiat.
Paus,
35, 1.
n-po-ava(j}o>vi]a-is, etos,
Tvpo-avaKonra.
Jos. B. J. 3, 6, 2.
Clem. A.
I,
prediction.
p.
1181 C.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
220 B.
I,
212 E.
I,
Trpo-avaKpdCco.
Cyrill.
A.
729 D.
X, 20 A.
Phi-
figure of rhetoric.
Theophil.
WZ^
C.
Clem.
Sophrns. 3272 B.
irpo-avaKpova, to check or restrain hefore.
Ion II, 205, 3.
A.
Clem. A.
to
I,
809 B.
adv.
1364 A.
2.
7rpo-ava(f)avrjTiKS)s,
by announcing before-
hand.
Leant.
I,
1742 A.
Mid. npoavaKpovoiiai,
II,
play a prelude. Pint.

I,
npo-avaxaXdo).
Trpo-ava^wpico.
161
C.D,et
alibi.
Orib. H, 455, 4. Dion C. 49, 7, 5.
irpo-avaKapvo).
Cyrill.
A.
409 C.
Trpo-avayl^rjfpt^Q}.
Jos.
Ant. 18,
8, 2 -urfiai.
Trpo-ava\iyojjuM, to colled or pick
up
previously.
irpo-aveyetpai.
Trpo-aveiTreiv.
Prod. Parm. 606 (222).

Philostrg. 552
Geopon. 10,
Trpo-avapeXiroi.
irpo-ava^ripaivu>.
7vpo-ava!ravop.ai..
22,
1.
D.
Athenag. 493.
Trpo-avaKaip.a, previous expense.
Arlem. 98.
9.
irpo-avelpyw.
TTpo-aveXKCii.
Philon
Plut.
II,
261, 17.
Sept. Sap. 18,
II,
905 C.
Iren. 565 A.
Oaten. VI,
Tropically,
25
D -apfxai.
1641 C. D.
npo-avevorjTos, ov,
absolutely inconceivable, one
to
have died. Dion.

Ill,
of the epithets of the Trpoapxr).
Alex.'UiO A. Pseudo-Basil.
npo-avaivipva), to
Scliol. Arist.
577 A.
7rpo-avv(l>7jfiew,
to
send
(throio)
hack the accent.
cheer hefore, in anticipation.
Pac. 62 (Tpuyaios) Tpiyaios.

Cass. 145,
6.
1.
Method 361 D.
7rpo-ave)(a).
rrpo-avairrjhda).
Tvpo-avairiTTTO).
CTem.
Philon
I,
154,
282, 12.
A.
J,
748 B, iv
avBpaiirivrj hiavola, excelling.
irpo-avaiTveay.
Trpo-ai/apirdfo).
Plut. II, 949 C.

Classical.
7rpo-dv6rjcns, ea>s,
Ill,
fj,
first flowering or blossoming.
Basil.
444 B,

Just. Tryph. 32. 68, p. 636 B. Cleomed. 13, 27, tlvos, =z TrpoavaJos. B. J. 3, 3, 5, Trjs irepioiKOv. reXXo). Plut. II, 36 D. Meges apud Orib. Trpo-avotyco.
iTpo-avta-Topea.
Trpo-avLO-xoj.
TLvos.
Chrijs. I,
348 C.
17,
VII, 132 E.
Trpopprjo'is, 'irpo(f)7]Tela,
7rpo-avdppT]a-ts, eta?,
i^
prediction, prophecy.
IX, 936 B.
7r poavap^tKos, rj,
Cyrill. A. II, 112 B. Pseudo-Dion. 180 B. 429 C.

ov,
{avapôs) before all beginning.
Ill, 637, 12.
Anast. Sin. 93 B.
TTpo-avaa-cLco.
Trpo-avova-ios,
5, 29.
ov,
absolutely
dvovtrios.
Synes.
Diod.
Plut.
I,
836 D.
17, 6, 3.
Jirst
Hymn.
irpoa^TjTris,
2, 71, p.
1593.
Sext. 289,
:z^
3.
Trpo-avaa-KEvdô}.
7rpo-avao-K07re(D.
Trpo-avva, to finish.
ov, 6,
526, 18.
Jos. Ant. 17, 5, 6.

17,
6 Trpodycav, obov fjyefLav.
TTpo-avdo-Tao'is, eas,
=:
I,
TrpdiTTj dvda-Tao-iSy
Pachom. 949 B.
npo-airayyiXXa.
59, 21,
2.
resurrection.
Phot. Ill, 1093 D.

Plut.
Sept. Ezech. 33,

I,
9.
Dion
C.
TTpo-avauTeXKa.
7rpo-avaa-Top.6a>.
161 C.
1,
Basil.
181 C.
41, 6, 2.
Diosc. Eupor.
207, p. 202.
npo-anaipa).
7rpo-a7raiTci3.
Dion C. Dion
TTpo-avardcra-a first.
Sept. Ps. 136, 6, to prefer.
Galen. X, 666 F.
C. 43, 21, 4.
18,
iPJoc?.
irpo-avaTeiva.
Jos. B. J. 6, 1, 6.
Classical.
Trpo-avaTiWa.
irpo-avaTep.voi.
Eus. II, 52 A. Gemin. 824 A. Galen, IV, 118 E.

Diosc.
12.
2,
Trpo-airaXeicfxii.
Trpo-aTToAXdcro-iB.
15.
Dion
C. 44,
10, 3,
67, 9, 4.
irpo-avaTpiô).
140.
Herod, apud
npo-anavTaxo.
wpo-aTravrXeo).
jrpo-a7rapi6fi(o.
Classical.
Patriarch. 1085 A.
Orib.
II,
423,
Galen.
XHI, 333 D.
Cyrill.
Paul. Aeg. 196.
334 C.
Trpo-avaTVTToa.
Gennad.
705 C.
Theod. Her. 1324 A.
npo-aTrapveopai.
n-po-aTrardo).
Anast. Sin. 232 A.
A.
I,
200 A.
385 A.
eo)ff,
?/,
Clementin. 220 A.
TrpoavarvTrcoa'ts,
=:^
to
TrpoavarvTrovv.
*7rpo-a7rauSd<a.
11,
Hipp, apud Erotian. 286. PZuf.

Galen. X. 169 A.
Onos. 14,
2.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
irpo-avatjiatvai.
Trpo-avarêpm.
848 B. Paus. 4, 10, Artem. 212.

Philon
783 E.
Jos. B. J. 4,
6, 1.
7.
7rpo-ana(jiplâ.
7rpo-a7rfi\e<D.
.4;)^.
Sext. 731, 5.
Trpo-avatpBtyyopjii.
I,
680,
Orii.
3.
II,
II,
323, 49.
irpo-ava^vpai.
Ruf.
apud
218,
912 B.
I,
Athan.
I,
Arius apud TAeod HI, 104 B.

first.
-avaûpa5î/ai.
7rpo-ava(j>a>via>
Erotian. 286
TTpo-dTreip.1, to
go away before or
Luciaru
TrpoairauSdo),
345, et alibi.
Tvpoarrayopeia.

p.
Plut. II,
7rpo-air\eyxa>.
607 C. Just. Cohort. 38, 1145 A 'H CKâais tcoz/

733 C.
309 D.
Theophil.
npo-anepeiSai.
irpoavaTrffjxovrjp.evoiV,
npo-anoîoai.
T!-po-a7roPpex(i>-
Eus. IV, 797 A. Apollon. D. Synt. 131, Porph. Novell. 274.
9.
of the things predicted. Sexi. 628,
28. Hippol.
Herod, apud Orii. U, 404,
7.
Galen. VI, 353 E.
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irpo-airo^va.
921
npo-anoTrjKo).
'7Tpo-awoTidr]p,i.
Trpo-acbeylro)
Basil. Ill, 276
A.
Galen. XIII, 951 A.

Plut.
II,
TTpo-ajroyevonai.
Trpo-anoyivaa-KO).
Jos. B. J.
7, 5, 4.
856
T>.
Galen. VIII, 105 C, et alibi.

t],
irpo-aTTO<p6iyyopai.
'ivpo-aTto<l>i.{jMat.
Jos. Ant. 17, 6, 5.
irpo-aiToheiîs, eas,
I,
previous proof
Clem. A.
964 A.
Apollon. D. Adv.
684, 16.
On^r.
I,
iTpo-ano(j)oiTda>.
VieaA-Athan. IV, 632 A. Plut. 11, 120 A.

to hill before.
(j}dd<ras
iTpo-aiTohibap.1, to state before.
wpo-anoxpaopai,
36,
Dion
C. Frag.
608, 32.
Sext. 199, 25.
EiTEtS^
eavrbv
TrpoanexP')'
841 C.
in, 900 B.
Clem. A.
I,
(jaTo.
jTpo-aTro8vop,ai.
irpo-aTToffO).
1225 B.
npo-apdeva.
Galen. VI, 358

Plut.
B -ecrdtjvai.
PhUagr.
TTpo-apeo-Ko).
Clem. A. I, 708 A. Did. 4. 948 B. C.
apud
Oris. I, 369, 4.
I,
npo-a7ro6prjVio.
661 A.
CyHZZ. ^.
npo-apdpov, ov, to, fore-article, applied to the Hebrew ns, the sign of the accusative.
Tvpa-anoidâ.
irpo-a7roKa6aipa>.
App. II, 341, 45. Eus. II, 864 B.

Eus. IV, 592 D. Cyrill. A. II,
Hieron.
I,
I,
578 (316).
I,
329 A.
vpo-anoKfipjii.
wpo-airoKep8aiva>.
airoKeKepBriKa.
168
irpo-
Ttpo-aiTOKivhvveva) first.
irpo-airoiiKela).
Dion
II,
C. 50, 19, 4.
App.
II,
629, 84.
808.
17, a counting before or first. 156 B. jTpo-apoTpioo). Schol. Arist. Pac. 1158 -copevos. TTpo-appa^mviôpai. Eus. II, 916 A. 1545 B. IV, 392 B. npo-dpTvcns, eus, fj, previous seasoning. Nil. 504 C.
Trpo-apiBprjO-is, eais,
Greg. Naz.
7rpo-airoK\rip6a>.
Trpo-aTTO/cXiifo).
Lucian.
TTpo-ap^ri,
rjs,
fj,
proarche
fore-beginning,
Galen. XIII, 249 D.

Jos. B. J. 4, 4, 4.
Trpo-airoKOirTa.
irpo-aiTOKpivopxu, to
answer before or yirs^

619, 15.
4n-
steas 27.
jljjp. II,
God of the Valentinians. Iren. 445 A. 446 A. 565 A, et alibi. Trpo-atTiTia. Galen. VIII, 849 F, Antyll. apud
before-all-beginning, the archetypal
Orib. II, 58, 6.
npo-ao'Trdôpai.
7rpo-aa-7riâ>,
npo-anoKpovojiai.
7rpo-a7roKTiv<a.
Synes. 1305 A.
Jos.
I,
629.
Lucian. Ant. 20, 2, 3. Dion C. 54, 9, 5. Frag. 5, 6.
Eus.
II,
749 B.
X>ion. if. II,
II,
irpo-a7roKTivwp,i
18, 3.
irpo-aTToKavai.
to shield,
to protect.
I,
preceding.
Dion
C.
59,
Philon Pseudo-/os. Mace.

1258,
6.
693, 48. 506.
103, 23.
I,
6, p.
Lucian.
II,
846.
Plut.
I,
271
C.
Clem. A.
I,
Herodn.
Dion. H.
1, 6, 18, rtvof.
Eus.
484 A.
1053 C.
irpo-anokem^to.
npo-anoKryyo),
3, 1.
irpo-aamcTTfis,
Diosc.
2,
129.
first.
to
end before or
Orig.
I,
Anton.
Trpoda-Teios,
50,
20.
wpopaxos, protector. Philon I, 638, 1. ov, (aa-rv) suburban. liippol, Haer. 2. Substantively, to Trpoda-Teiov,
ov,
0, I,
=^
445, 11.
irpo-air6Koyiop,ai.
jrpo-aTToXuco.
805 B.
704 C.
(airo)
villa.
Polyb.
4,
78,
11.
Strab.
9.
5,
3,
12.
C/em. A.
I,
Plut. II, 603 F.
Philostr.
Chrys. X,
npoda-rewv,
irpoairopfKyo), write npo-a7r-ap.\ym, ô),

to
210 D.
jrpoaoTirfu' for TrpoaoTiVfioi', to,
villa.
little
milk off previously.

Cyrill.
Orib. Ill, 119, 13.

I,
irpo-airoveva.
irpo-airovlnTO).
160 A. Galen. X, 599 A.
A.
Athan.
I,
Theoph. Cont. 713, 17. Jos. B. J. 1, 3, 7rpo-aa-(j)aXiâi.

41 B.
3.
Clemeniin.
196 D.
Trpo-anoêa.
irpo-OTTOîa.
Diosc. Eupor.
1,
175.
Athan. I, 89 B. Macar. 528 B. Diod. 17, 35, p. 188, 25. II, 516, Trpo-arvxea.
TTpoavkiôpai
Galen. IV, 69 A.
Ttpo-anoTrXiva.
irpo-airo7ivea>.
irpo-aTTopea.
196 D. Plut. I, 576 F. Method. 268 A.
Athan.
I,
70 TO irporjTvxripiva, previous misfortunes. App. avKiôpai epnpoa-Bev.
130, 94.
iTpoavKios, ov,
= =
I,
o epivpoaBev
rrjs
avKrjS, be-
irpo-aTTopplitTO).
Dion C.
Antyll.
56, 14, 6.
fore a court.
II,
TTpo-aTroppinra.
apud On6.
440,
5.
(TTqplov oiKos.
Substantively,
Marc.
Cyrill.
H. 1068 A, toO âirnto irpoavKiov,

14, 68.
PhUagr. apud Orig. I, 385, 10. Anton. 3, 1, et npo-aiTO(rîvwp.t.

itpo-anoa-firixcii.
gateioay, vestibule.
alibi.
II,
Damasc.
353 A,
Trjs iKRKr)iTias.
Diosc.
1,
144.
Menemach.
Trpoavkis,
f(os,'r],
:=^ to irpoavKiov.
CyrUl H.
apud
Onft. 11, 417, 9.
GaZen. XIII, 334 C.

54, 31, 2.
332 A.
irpo-aâyviâ>
rrpo-a(patpea).
I,
jrpo-aTTOo-Trao).
DioM C.
App.
CyriU. v4.
I,
752 B.
IT,
irpo-awoarepea.
7rpo-airo<Trpi<f>a>.
7rpo-airo(r(j>d^<a.
Ptolem. Gn. 1281 D.

II,
Diod. Diod.
Diosc.
5, 29.
564, 81.
App.
262, 80.
777, 88.
1,
A'ora C. 65, 10,

?rpo-on-ord(ro-<B.
Paus. 10, 1, 7. Lucian. II, 35. 1. Frag. 5, 6. Philon II, 326, 19 -âa-Bai rm
116
trpo-acjyavliai.
29.
II,
7rpo-axj)avalva.
Philon
1,
370, 43.
7rpo-aê><o.
Antijll.
146.
Galen. VI, 374 E.
apud
Orib. II, 339, 12.
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Trpo-a(ppi,^Q)
922
Diosc. Eupor.
2,
TT/aoySoXeu?
-Trpo-a(l>plât
=^
irpoa7racf>piCai.
TrpoâTeia-ipos, ov,
adapted
to
pasturage.
Phi-
31,
p.
244.
Galen. VI,
186 B.
Aet.
5,
Ion
\l, 91,
139.
n-pd/3a, as,
17,
Trpoâreva
=
fj,
U,
et alibi.
Trpoâra rpefjia,
proba,
PtocA.
pr-oo/, tesi,
specimen, sam-
ple (Seiy/ia).
340, 5.
Basilic. 6, 32,
2,
1.
Porph. Cer.
Thessalon.
II,
Pass. irpoâTevopm, to Phryn. P. S. 59, 9. Dion. H. I, 92, 10. be grazed by sheep.
to
keep sheep.
77.
Eust.
App.
II, 10, 58. ov,

3,
Capt. 426, 18.

7rpo/3aSifQ)
wpaâTiKos,
Pint.
pertaining
32.
to
sheep.
Sept.
/SaSi^M jrpd Ttvos.

I,
707
Nehem.
165 C.
3, 1.
Joann.
5, 2, sc. ttuXi;.
cattle.
B.
Gre(7.
Naz.
ov,
1248 C.
TTpoâTo-Kdinjkos, ov, retailer

the
first
of
Plut.
I,
irpoâdfuos,
(âdp.6i)
of
grade,
Poll.
7,
184.
order, or rank.
83,
3.
Meet. Paphl. 77 C.
Genes.
TrpoParocxipos,
ov, {^crxripa) in sheep's clothing.
104, 10, o dTro(TT6\a>v.
Petr. Sic. 1288 B, Xixos.

TrpopaTwSrjs, es, like a sheep.
TvpoâLvm, to advance.
Participle, Trpoê^rjKas,
1, tS>v rjjxepmv.
Eus. IV, 513 B.
advanced.
I,
Sept. Josu. 13,

life.
23,
2,
Trpoâraiv, Sivos, 6, L. ovUe, sheepcot, sheepfold.
rats ffixipais, in
TTji/
Reg.
3, 1, 1.
Mace.
Arcad.
15, 21.
rj,
6, 18,
rjkiKiav.
Dad.
13, 89, rais fjKinlais.
Luc.
1, 7,
iv Tois
fifiepacs.
Cornut. 69.
2.
nva
TrpoâTcopla, as,
probatoria ^=
19.
truarains,
dnoheiîs11, 16.
Lyd. 196, 14.
Justinian. Cod.
Tb
6e
advanced,
promoted
Polyh.
or
appointed.
TheopJi. 112, 13, tis biaKovitraav.

7rpo-âXKa>, to
Tivos.
self.
npo-êâioa.
TrpolSiPd^to
6, 7.
2.
put before.
3, 113, 6,
Sext. 326, 24.

o-u/iî/3af(B, to teach.
Sept. Deut.
To
emit, to
put forth from one's

Tatian.
Just. Trypli.
76. 62, \6yov.
7rpo/3i/3ocr^df,
ov, 6,
(irpoî/Safm) advancement.
817 A. B. 829 C. Bus. VI, 837 C. Prod. Farm. 552 (133) -a-6ai rivos, from. Particularly, with reference to the Valentinian Iren. emanations. Doctr. Orient. 657 B. 448 A. 449 A. Hippol. Haer. 272, 54. Orig. I, 401 A. 3. To appoint to an office commonly in the middle. Greg. Naz. Ill, 297 A laaipoiv 5e Trpoe^Xrjdrjpev, sc. inlo-KOChrys. I, 496 D. .Toann. Ant. 1457 A. TTos. Socr. 352 A, nva els biaKovov. Theod. Ill, 1132 C. 1129 C OvcLkevTiavov fiatrCKea irpovTheod. Lector 200 A. Mai. 39, 6. pdXovTo. 482, 1. Porph. Adm. 193, 14.
Artem. 153.
irpo-fiil3pa>o-Ka).
Diosc.
6,
3,
45 (52).
TTpoîKioKios, ov,
=
B.
the Latin
provincialis
Greg.
iirapxiKos.
irpo-pLoreva, to have a previous existence.
Nyss.
I,
229 D.
i)s, fj,
npo-îoTTj,
previous
life.
Plut. Frag. 744
Hierocl C. A. 66, 4. Sopiirns. 3240 C. preceding. npo^wnjs, J/Tof, f), Clem. A. I, 996 C.
7rpo-/3id(B.
Polyb. 11,
2, 9.
Jos.
life.
rd
18.
Trpofieî(op.va,
previous
Ant. 4, 8, 15 Herodn. 2, 1,
Clim. 984.
prophetic.
7rpol3dKa)pa, aros, to,
^=
Trpo^Xrjpa.
Nicet, Byz.
Trpo^XeTTTTjs, ov, 6, ^=. 6 7rpo/3X7roJv.

irpofiXeTTTiKos,
7],
772 D.
7rpo-/3a7n-if(a.
ov,
foreseeing,
Tvpopape,
prob are
17.
Damasc.
imSciâi.
Ill,
549 B.
perd
SoKififjs
irpo^XeTrriKms, adv. prophetically.
Damasc. HI,
Sept. Ps. 36,
Lyd. 196,
p. 839.
713 B.
Classical.
5, 11, 1.
7rpo-âo-avi(a>.
Jos. Ant. 17, 5, 5,
TTpo-^Xeirio
TTpoopdw, to foresee.
B. J.
Orig.
51.
I,
988 A.
II,
13.
1.
Paul.
aros,
Hebr.
ev
to,
11,
40
npofiXe'âtrBm.
I,
Trpo-âa-iKeva.
Diod.
1,
64.
601,
Barn. 752 A,
npolBXripa,
wveipan.
Clem. A.
780.
:
Orig.
I,
1189 A.
ems,
II,
fj,
=z
C.
npoôXrj,
emanation
irpo-âa-is,
progress.
Strdb.
7,
1,
5.
appointment
Kpo^XrjnKos,
to office.
Iren. 465 A.
Marcell.
Galen.
243 E.
Method. 48 B.
Iambi.
apud Eus. VI, 757

rj,
Athan.
II,
124 A.
V. P. 252.
wpoâo-Kaviov, ov, t6,
ov,
(7rpo(3aXX<B)
Paa-Kaviov.
Sept. Epist.
S.
ducing or emitting.
ova-las.
capable of proHippol. Haer. 274, 9,

Epict.
Jer. 69.
30, 5,
Plut. II, 681 F.
Phryn. 86. P.
condemned.
(npoârov) sheep-dealer.
{irpoâTevm)
life.
npo^Xrjpdriov, ov, to,
little
Trpo^Xtjpxi.
2,
Trpofiaras, a, 6,
II,
Cedr.
20, 33.
Kpo^XrfpaToihris, es,
513, 21.
fj,
(EIAO)
problematical. Plut.
TvpoâTela, as,
the
keeping of
I,
770 E. F.
etos,
rj,
sheep
pastoral
I,
Jos.
Chrys.
302,
5.
Plut.
I,
Ant. 1, 2, 103 B.
11, 8,
6,
2.
Dion
Strab.
Trpo^Xrjo-Ls,
12, 3, 13, sheep collectively considered.
24 D, hoypaTav.
wpoôXrj.
Appointment Sophrns. 3361 A.
2.
a propounding.
Galen.
II,
to office,
npofidreLos, ov, sheep's.
Strab.
Kpea,
jrpo^XrjTiKos,
mutton.
Iren. 441 A.
ecos,
6,
npoârevs,
7,
Proc. Ill, 156, 8. shepherd. Classical. Poll.
rj, ov, emitting, in the Valentinian Hippol. Haer. 274, 9. TrpoôXevs, fcBj, 6, L. emanator, prolator, pro-
sense.
184.
Thend. HI, 1416 A.
ducer, emitter.
Clementin. 432 D.
Iren. 453
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irpoôXr]
A.
923
Cae-
Trpo-oavei^co
sarius 861.
wpoôXr), ^s,
tion,
718 B, in the Valentinian sense. Sophrns. 3340 D, parent.

fj,
B.
2.
II,
II,
Prognostication.
Galen.
Iren.
Gemin. 252 C, in medicine.

foreknower.
Theophil. 1144 C.
852 D.
2, 9.
probo1
L. prolatin, emana-
irpo-yvaxTTiqs, ov, 6,
Clem, R.
in the Valentinian theosophy.
Tatian. 849 B.
Ckm.
445 B. 449 A. 533 A.

109 7 D.
Clem. A. II, 185 C. Appointment to office. Theoph. Porph. Cer. 527, 9. 94, 12, eVto-KoVou. Hermog. Rhet. 33, 3. A figure of rhetoric. 4. Retail shop 1 Cedr. I, 678, 7. 53, 13.
2.
A.
irpo-yvatTTiKos,
Method. 377 D. ov, foreknowing. Philon II, 164, 8, 8ivap.is. Tatian. 833 A. Galen. II, 252 C. Orig. I, 728 C. Substantively, tA
rj,
333 A.
Trpoyvma-TiKov,
prognosticum, prognostic.
Galen. IX, 426 B.
Orig.
I,
21.
irpd/SoXos, ov,
6,
Erotian. 24.
mole, breakwater, for the pron-poyvioa-TiKois,
adv. by foreknowing.
II,
tection of a harbor.
Arr. Anab.
2,
21,
7.
776 C.
irpoyovT),
Athan.
Tjs,
732 B.
rjs,
rj,
Proc.
Polyb.
m,
3,
300, 21.
301, 20.
316, 13.
also
i
npoyovrj,
,
(npoyovos)
Trpoôa-Kis, /8os, ^,
proboscis
of an elephant.
7.
L. p r
gna
di/,
step-daughter.
1,
Philon
II,
46, 12.
Agalhar. 159,
SfraS.
303, 40.
npoyovLnos,
Antec.
ij,
10, 6.
15, 1, 43, p. 213, 14.

irpofioiXcviia, aros, to,
ff. 11,
Sext. 650, 14.
ancestral.
Po/i/i.
Sept.
6,
Mace.
I,
2,
senatusconsultum.
8.
little
Dion.
8,
17
2,
14,
7.
13,
3.
20, 5,4.
981, 11.
ni, 1396,
ov, to,
Diod. 17, 24.

5rpoj3ouXcii/ia.
5, eiTTia.
II,
624, 87.
3,
Dion. H.
500,
II,
TrpoôvKevfidTCov,
Strab. 8,
33, et alibi.
Philon
Cedr.
Lucian.
II,
866.
Cyrill.
86, 3.
irpoôvKiov, ov, TO, previous consultation.
wpoyovodfv,
289,
2.
adv.
ex
npoyoviov.
II,
A. IX, 536 C.
7rpo/3ou\oy, ov, 6,
II,
the
Roman
jrpo
consul.
Dion. H.
little
irpoyovos,
ov,
6,
Byzantine
step-son,
trpoyovos,
ov,
6,
844, 5.
L. adv.
privignus,
7rpo(3pa;(f(r,
:=
6,
^paêos, a
while
lirjTpvid.
ago.
Cyrill.
A. X, 1041 A.
sc.
444, 13.
with reference to Diod. 4, 43, p. 287, 98. Philon II, Hermog. Rhet. 32, 5. ^rtem. 276.
Basilic. 60, 17, 35.
irpo-^paxvs, cos,
( ).
ttouj,
probrachys
il/a/.
88, 12.
Porp/i.
Diomed. 481, 19. irpo-^poTos, ov, 6, former mortal, with reference to metempsychosis. Diog. 8, 45. (Compare Philostr. 110 To irpoyovov armiia.)
Trpo-yajifa) (ncaKe/iC^dTcos).
Adm.
J>jon
194. 195.
jrpd-ypa/i/ia, oTor, to, erftci.
65,
1, 4.
Philon Herodn. 4, 9,
II,
525, 14.
7. 8.
7rpoypap.p6s,
ov,
6,
^=
v7roypafip.6s,
example.
npoyajualos,
a,
ov,
Strab. 6,
1, 8.
following.
Justinian.
ff,
Method. 372 B. Basil. Set. 465 B. npoypa^T], ^s, ^, L. proscriptio, proclamation

:
Cod.
1, 5, 13.
ISTovell. 38,
Prooem.
Ael.
Sm66,
edict.
Polyb. 26,5,2.
Diod. 12,
Diod.
II,
36.
pm.
Leo. Isaur. Novell. 51.
Particularly, 7Jrosc)-ip(ion.
616, 50.
Trpoyd/uos, ov,
VfievaLos.
r=
Trpo ydfiov.
N. A.
9,
Strab. 5, 4, 1, p. 395,
ft'rfe
24.-2. Insoriptio,
Orig. II, 1061
of a psalm, or of a book.
npoâvoa.
Lucian.
Pliilon
I,
104, 31.
II,
435, 14.
vpaya<rTpidtos, ov, (^yaarfip) in front

11,
of the
belly.
284 to n-poyatpTplStov, L. ventrale, tegument for the belly. wpo-ye\da>. Philon I, 603, 6. wpo-yfi/TOti). Classical. Clem. A. II, 280 B, of the \ayos. Method. 152 B. Sophrns. 3332.
Trpoyevtmjs, ov,
6,
A. 1069 B. 704 C. S. 308 B.
Eus. V, 153 B.
Nicet. Byz.
Socr.
Introductory sentence.
7rpoypd<pa>,
L.
proscribe,
32, 22,
1.
to
proscribe.
2, 6.
Polyb. 32, 21, 12.
Strab. 5,
Pto.
2,
I,
15.
472 B. 825 D. 874 D, App. II, 531, 10. 532,

fj,
/s. Apol.
15.
18, et
^=
6 Trpoyevofievos.
Plut. II,
alibi.
990 A.
Trpoyeva-TiKms,
7rpo-yvp,vaala, as,
previous exerciie or practice,

I,
adv. by foretasting.
Eus. VI,
Philon
preparation.
Sin.
Clem. A.
728 B.
Anast.
60 B.
irpoyfvarpls, iSos,
I,
r],
40 A.
female foretaster.
Trpoyvfivaa-fia, aros, to,

II,
preceding,
170,
9.
10.
550, 26.
90, 19, ffao-i\eias, for
Philon a king.
Clem. A.
e
npo^Bim.
Philon
7rpo-y\vKatva.
I, 602, 46. Galen. VI, 330 F.
Orig. Ill, 1097 A.

irpoyvp.vaa-Teov
II,
8ei npoyvfivdêiv.
jrp6y\as(Ta-os, ov, (yKSxrira) ative. Barn. 777 D. Polem. 265.
hasty of tongue, talkPtol. Tetrab. 165.
500 A.
6,
npo-yvfivaarfis, ov,
r o
gymna
s t
one
jrpoyvaa-la,
.
as,
h,
who
exercises another previously (before the
following.
Hermes
Tr.
master yufiraonjs).
4).
Senec. Epist. 11,

9.
(83,
Poem.
9, 6.
30, 12.
rj,
Epict. 3, 20,
4, 4, 31.
Galen. VI,
TTpo-yvwa-is, eas,
foreknowledge. Sept. Judith Luc. Act. 2, 23. Petr. 1, 1, 2. Hipp. Haer. 536, 8. Orig. I, 833 C. VII, 12
11, 19.
100 D.
npo-SaveiCco.
I,
Plut.
I,
1591).
-a-Brivai.
Lucian
528.
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Trpo-SetKTT]^
vpo-beiKT-qi, ov, 6,
924
Diod.
II,
irpo-hoKifiatfo
a pantomime.
606,
irpo-SiaTrKfo).
Dion
C. 47, 33,
3.
66.
jrpo-SeiX id(B.
n-po-SeiTTVcai.
npo-Siairopeai.
Clim. 945 D.
Pint.
I,
Ts-po-biapepoa.
Apollon. D. Synt. 229, 11. Philon Bybl. apud Eus. HI, 73

Jos. B. J. 2,
18,
8.
45 D.
1,
B.
npo-bijia.
Jos. B. J.
21, 6 npovheh6ji.r)VTO.
npo-hiapndû>.
37, 14, 3.
TTpo-Siaa-aXeia).
7rpo-Si.aa-a<peai.
Dion
C.
npo-beva.
Diosc.
1,
53, p. 56.
npo-bTJkos, ov, evident.
Sext. 373, 20 'E^ airmj'
Agathin. apud Orib.

Jos. B. J.
7, 5, 3.
II, 398, 5.
eiVi TvpoSrjXa, they are self-evident.
Apollon. D.
Kpo-hifkami,
prediction.
p.
<f,
17,
ManetJi.
I,
a signifying beforehand, apud Jos. Apion. 1, 26,
Synt. 97,
9.
Trpo-Staa-KeiTTopju
TrpoSiatrKoneo).
Galen.
II,
461.
Pint.
npo-Srjpiovpycai.
npo-biapepaioa>.
npo-8iaî^dâ>.
Trpo-bia^peX'"alibi.
416 C. Clem. R. 1, 33. Nicom. 70, Galen. IV, 515 E. Galen. VI, 316 B.
Aristaen. 1, 26.
C?/n7?.
10
A -âadai.
Dion
1,
npoSiaa-Kevdâi.
irpo-Siaa-KOTrem.
TT/jo-Siao-TcXJlo).
Proc. Gaz. Ill, 2829 A. C. Frag. 70, 8.
Philon
I,
677, 26.
Jos. Ant.
343 F, et
4, 8, 4.
Apion.
27, to premise.
Apollon.
D. Synt. 285, 17
Chrys. IX, ^. X, 1025 D.
vvfiias-
Trjs irpoSuimeXKoicrris avra-
jrpo-Smypdt^m-
431 C. X, 204 C. Anast. Sin. 937 A.

wpobiaypaîs,
npo-Siayaiyrj,
ea>s,
r),
mpo-8ma-Tpe<f>a).
7rpo8Laa-Tpo(pr),
Basil.
rjS, fj,
I,
401 A.
Clem.
previous StatTTpo^^.
Orig.
=
II,
TO TTpoSiaypdijfai.
A.
I,
1053 C.
I,
Anast. Sin. 1160 D. previous passing through. rj, rjs,

Diod.
to
TTpo-Sim-da-a-a, to foreordain.
432 A.
Jos. Ant.
wpo-bwrep-va.
irpo-StandrjiMi.
Philostrg. 621 C.
Plut. 11, 913 C, filtering?

Trpo-hiaycoviôpMi.
Philon
11,
315, 30.
581, 14.
12, 4, 3.
TTpo-hiahibaju.
Polyb. 40,
4, 2.
Kpo-SiaTrda.
Galen. XII, 357 E.
npo-Sia(<oypa(f)a>,
Ill,
foreshadow.
Greg. -Nyss.
TTpo-SiaTtmoa),
1128 A.
Galen. VII, 77 B.
ij,
n-po-8ui6epp.aiva>.
77po-8iddins,
ems,
predisposition.
26, 6.
Diosc.
Delet. p. 4.
irpo-hialpfCTK,
Sext. 24, 14.

a>s,
r],
L. praefiguro, to figure beforeforeshadow. Philon I, 4, 39. 40. Clem. A. I, 1216 Ptol. Tetrab. 16. 103, 1. Method. 372 A. C. Clem. A. npoSiaTvjratns, eojf, ^, previous plan.
hand
to
previous division.
Diod.
12
I,
I,
280 C.
13, 82.
irpo-hiaxpio).
^nas;. Sin. 1160 D. Diosc. 3, 82 (92).

7rpoSi8a>iu.
npo-biaiTaa.
-o-flai.
Athen. apud Orih. Ill, 107,
wpo-hlha
==
GaZen.
X, 500
fj,
irpoSiacrrjcris, eojs,
(quoted).
npo-hUêip-i.
Cyrill.
Mai. 87, 9. A. IX, 1009 D.

Eus.
296,
3.
irpoSimTripa.
Lucian.
npo-8i$obâ>.
Sext. 232, 5.
11,
445 C.
465.
Trpo-SiaKadaipm.
Trpo-SioKfifiai.
841 B.
Chrys. VII, 248 E.
Epict.
3, 21, 14.
npo-dieopTaâ.
npo-hieiro).
!rpo-8itSpd(o.
irpo-Sua-TTip.i.
Dion C.
37, 54, 1.
Jos. B. J. 2, 14, 3.
Trpo-SiaKtvew.
Trpo-SiaKoveo).
Jos. Ant. 15, 5, 2.

Jos. Ant. 18, 3, 4 -rja-dm.
Galen. IX, 425 F.

Jos. B. J. 4, 3,
2.
OnJ.
I,
458,
8,
9.
irpo-biaKpiva.
72,
Apollon. D. Synt.
5,
26.
Sext.
Trpo-biKdCa.
-CTaCTât.
Philon
Orig.
I,
I,
603, 20.
Poll.
24
13.
irpo-8uiKap.pdva>, to decide beforehand.

2, 2, 10.
Polyb.
n-po-Soeaidm.
297 A.
a heretic.
CZem.
.4.
27,
7, 3,
et alibi.
IlpdSiKos, ou, d, Prodicus,

I,
irpodtoKrjnreop =:z Bel irpobiaKap.^dveiv.
Hipparch. 1069 B. Orig. I, 434 C. 11, 93 A. Galen. V, 150 F. 151 A. Trpo-SiaXoyi'fofiat. Polyb. 26, 3, 6. Orig. HI, Trpo-biapapTvpop.ai. 256 A. Basil. IV, 121 C. !rpo-Stap.op(ji6a>. Diod. apud Orift. Ill, 174, 6. *TTpo-hiavaT!ai(o. Method. 356 C. npo-hiavoiym. Athen. 5, 1. npo-btavrKem. !rpo-8i.avvKTfpva>. Clem. A. I, 888 A, dvayvao-f o-i, to have a vigil on the night preceding
a feast.
wpo-hiavia>.
1136 A.
II,
457 A.
Tertull. II, 159 A.
Ttpo-Bioiioja-is,
ems, ^, previous
management
Se
or
regulation.
Dion. H. V, 387, 15 'H

TrpohioLKqiTis
Te'xyi;
roC
Trpoot/ii'ot)
Tov navTos
aySivos.
Joann.
Sic. 124, 14.

fj,
vpoSioiKrinKos,
ov, able to
manage
beforehand.
Anton.
1, 16.
17,
TrpoStopdaxTis, ems,
previous
8.
8i6pda>a-is.
Herodn.
8,
Gr. Schem. 596, Chrys. IX, 620 A.

irpo-biopiâ.
Longin. Frag.
15, et alibi.
14.
Diod.
1,
Philon
I,
442, 39.
Clem. A.
Polyb.
I,
185 C.
II,
368 A.
Anast.
npo8iopi.crp.6s, ov, d,
:^
To TTpoSioptêiv.
Chrys.
Trpo-StaTre'/xTro).
8, 20,
3 -ôcrBai.
n, 6
E
Diosc.
1, 93.
TTpo-hiatrXda-tTui.
Philon
146, 45.
Trpo-StuXt'fm.
7rpo-8o(ci/idfm.
Sin. 189 B.
Philon
11,
305, 87.
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wpoBoâcrK
jTpoSoâais, ear,
fj,
925
previous opinion,
TTos,
irpo-eKKUfiai
bishop. Eus. 11, 748 A. Greg. Naz. ni, 1139 A. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 453 A. Aster. 264 A. Synes. 1349 A. Socr. 1, 6. Euagr. 2429 A. 2609 B. Quin. Can. 2. GVe^. iVaz. m, 1068 A Trjv npoedpov twv oXaiv,
(irpo8o^d^<i))
Gden. VHI, 587 D.

irp6boôs, ov,
(8d|a)
rrpoSo^dâv irepi rivos

S. 6, 28.
oi Ta\r,e^.
irpoSoTijf,
Phryn. P.
0,
ov,
I,
traitor,
applied
to
Judas.
Allan.
21,
588 A.
rj,
Rome.
Jos. B. J.
Trpo-eiKOj/ifo),
TrpoSoTocdy,
2,
ov, traitor's, traitorous.
Zo
foreshadow.
Damasc.
I,
1341
3.
Plut.
n, 668 A.
Alex. Aplir.
148.
C.
Jos.
Hymnog. 1025 B.
be or extsf before: to exist from all
Probl. 57, 26.

irpoSoTiKat, adv. traitorously.
irpo-icp.i, to
Lucian.
I,
eternity.
.Sea;f.
Herm. Sim.
5, 6.
Valent. 1272 B.
jrpoSovXf la,
(Bv,
to,
(TrpdSovXof)
1,
produlia,
26,
455, 11. 594, 23.
Iren. 445 A.
CTm.
quid?
30,4.
Justinian. Cod.
4,
y.
10,
^.
61
I,
61 C.
Hippol Haer.
136,
B.
62 B.
VI, 720 A.
iTpoep-)(ofi.ai,
Eus. II, Pseudo-Djon.

3.
irpo-SouXfuiB.
jrpo-SouXdo).
Ant.
Mon. 1425
2.
C.
820 A.
Trpo-fipi (f '/li)
Onos. 14,
^
i),
to
walk in a proabove1, 9, 3.
jrpo-SoxfiJf, f<s> 6, first receiver.
Method. 381.
cession.
Soz. 1549 C.
ov,
(ê'lpTjfiai)
vpohpopla, as,
fj,
(TrpoSpoîos)
forwardness. Nil.
o/"
TTpO'etprjpevQs,
aforesaid,
472 D.
jrpobpopiKos,
Tj,
mentioned.
ov,
Inscr. 4697, 52.
Polyb.
(7rpd8po/ios)
Jê
Fore-
4, 57, 2.
7rpo-ipr]veva}.
Diod. 11, 20.

Jos. B. J. 3,
^s,
rj,
Sext. 17, 10.

1, 2.
runner (John the Baptist).

901 B.
Vit.
Nicol. S.
4,
8, 1.
7rpo-t(TayQ>yrj,
previous
introduction.
irp68popos, ov, 6, L. praecursor, forerunner,
an
65
Cyrill A. VI, 692 B.

7rpo-o-(3dXX<<).
Pseudo-iion. 709 B.
Cyrill A.
epithet of John the Baptist.
Clem. A.
I,
Hippol. 764 A. 853 C. 400 A. 1206 B. 11, 939 B. Method. 212 Adam. 1756 A. 1873 B. Bus. VI, 661 B. A. Oreg. Naz. I, 729 B. II, 53 A. Ill, Euagr. 3, 1050 A. Theod. Mops. 709 B. 1916 A To ^XiorpoTrioi' 12. /eyra. 1913 C. Tov irpohpop.ov, the 24th of June. Did. A. 809 C. irpo-bivapai. Gemin. 817 A, rtvos. <npo-hvvo).
A.
11,
TTpoeio-ôXri,
fjs,
Longin. 22, 2. rj, previous da-ôXrj.

37 B.
VII, 672 B.
Tertull. I,
1,516 B.
II,
irpo-cio--8e<B, to
bind previously.
Heliod.
Cyrill.
9, 1.
Polyb.
9, 3, 1.
Trpo-etfjeXavva.
TTpo-eia-KoKcoi.
Trpo-eioKplvopat.
TTpo-eicro&iKov,
Clem. A.
to,
A. IX, 661 B. II, 369 B.

Pallad. Laus.
Stud. 757 B,
ov,
vestibule.
1113 C.
7rao-Eio-d8iov, ov, to, introduction.
Trpo-Svcramico.
Jos. B. J. 2, 14,
ov,
7.
TTpodaia'-fTmpos,
^=
tov iratpov TrpodiSois.
Dion C. 58,
(quoted).
irpo-eyy6vri,
rjs,
14, 5.
4</ien. 15, 50, p.
695
the birth of John the Baptist. Cyrill ^. I, 180 A. IX, 764 C. Trpo-eio-oiKif"Cyrill. A. X, 1093 B. TTpo-eia-Tpexoi.
7rpo-fK/3ii3dfiB
eKî^dCa
8.
before
the
time.
f},
L.
proneptis,
great-grand-
Polyb. 20,
Trpo-fK^pdîo.
3, 2.
daughter.
Antec.
1, 9, 3.
Syncell 242,
Polyb.
C?/rffl.
irpo-eyyovos, ov, 6,
L. pronepos, great-grandson.
39, 17,
2.
Trpo-fKSanavdco.
Trpo-eKSei/xoTo'to.
9,
43,
2.
Antec.
1, 9, 3.
A. IV, 728
C.
Jos.
jrpo-cyypdcf)a>.
Dion C.
n-po-fK&exopMi.
Strdb. 15, 3, 10, p. 254, 9.
jTpo-fyyvpvd((o.
vpo-eyeipa.
table before
857 A. Stud. 1753 B -adm,

Orig. Ill,
B.
to rise
J. 7, 6, 4.
from
Trpo-eKhjjpea.
Greg. Naz.
I,
988 C.
6, 1.
the regular time.

Polyb.
3, 15, 9.
1, 17,
Trpo-eKSMa-Kio.
Jos. Ant. 17,
JamiZ. V.
irpo-eyimdripm.
P. 116.
irpo-fKhihapi.
wpo-eyKetpm.
Herodn.
23.
Polyb.
19,
16,
20,
7.
Z>ioc/.
7.
Ex.
1.
irpo-eyKparevopai.
7rpo-eyxapd<r(ra>.
Basil. Ill, 181 C,
Vat. 142,
8.
Dion. H. VI, 729,
810,
PTiilon
II,
229,
Aret.
7rpo-e(cf<B.
-Rm/'-
apud
17,
On'J.
I,
273, 11.
135 D.
npo-iSpa, as,
rj,
irpo-eKBccris, ewf,
previous exposition.
2.
Polyb.
4.
the first eSpa.
TrpoeSpeta, aj, ^,
Dion
C. 59,
7, 4.
3,
1,
7.
8,
2,
13,
Dion.
i7.
V, 181,
to TrpoeBpevetv.
Polyb.
be
2,
Quinfil 9,
10.
106.
Herodn. Gr. Scliem. 593,

Strdb. 17,
1, 1.
56,15.
bishop.
Themist. 155, 12.

to
TrpoeBpevat r:= iirKTKOTreto, 7n(Tico7rev(o,
Basil. Sel.
592 B,
eKKKrjo-ias.
a Joann.
TTpoeKdeTeov
jrpo-6lea).
=^
Sel TrpoeKdeivai.
2.
/os. B. J. 2, 16,
Piwi. II, 446
Mosch. 3084 B.
irpofSpi'a, as, ^,
D, TOV
ima-KOTri], the episcopal office
Xoyitr/iov-
npo-eK6pma-ica>.
Synes. 1313 D.
Jos. Ant. 18,
Cj/n'ZZ.
^.
II,
1248 C. II, 532 C. Joann. Mosch. 3084 B. Theod. in, 917 D. Philon II, 484, 5, of 7tp6fhpos, ov, 6, president.
or
%mVv.
GVejr. iVaz. I,
320 C.
irpo-eKKaBalpa.
7rpo-eKKipai.
5, 2.
&a;.
the Therapeutae.
Particularly,
iiria-Ko-
362,
7.
430, 20.
Longin. 11,
1.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irpo-eKKevow
Trpo-SKKevoQi.
926
process.
eôSoy.
irpo-eâtpeoa
Lucian.
I, 33.
Jos. Ant. 3,
1, 2.
Symm.
Ps. 64, 9
7rpo-KK\v^<o.
Trpo-fKRO/iifo).
Galen. X, 387 C.
Plut.
I,
Basil. Ill, 636 C, going out of the
254 A.
TTpo-eKKOTTToi.
Trpo-eKKpia-is,
Gulen. IV, 178 D.

fojs,
fj,
previous cKKpuns.
43, 4, 4.
Artem.
3. 4.
396.
7rpo-(KKpova>.
Antec. 3, 7. Gelas. 1356 B. monastery. Promotion. Joann. Mosch. 3084 B. Porph. Adm. Procession irpooSos83. Cer. 33, et alibi. Luilprand. 347. Eust.
Dion C.
762, 6.
CArt/s.
7rpo-fK\dpna>.
Themist.
247,
7.
VII,
Trpo-eKKoa.
irpo-f Xk<b,
to
Diosc. Eupor.
1,
159.
Jos.
37 C.
Trpo-EKXciVw
/os.
draw
before,
forward.
Ant
Ant.
17, 10, 9.
7.
15, 3, 3.
npo-(KKoylôpai.
Hierocl. C. A. 87,
npo-fKpav6ava.
irpo-eKviTpoo).
Theon. Progymn. 175, 13.

Diosc.
2,
149.
5, 1.
Galen.
6.
X,
Paul. Eph. 1, 12. Dexipp. 32, 7. Nyss. IH, 968 C. TTpo-ep^drrjs, ov, 6, one that goes on board
npo-cKniâ.
Grejr.
588 E.
6,
^ni^ZZ.
apud Or,
5ft
11, 69,
Aet.
Antyll.
(boards) first.
^^po-f/i^tâfa).
Heliod.
5, 30, ttjs oKkoBos.
55, p. 114, 18. =^=

irpoeKvirpovv.
Polyb.
irpoeKviTpcoTeov
irpo-ipôXov, ov, TO,

11.
2,
45, 4.
e/xj3oXoj'.
Agath. 326,
apud
]
On'6. II, 416, 9.
npo-KmpTra>.
7,
Philon
Plut.
I,
II,
204, 22.
Jos.
II,
1,
Ant.
260.
27, 5.
I,
npo-ep-ea.
Theoph. Nonn. Lucian.
I,
62.
10, 9.
210 D.
Lucian.
Jos. B. J.
Trpo-f/i/ufXfTao).
irpo'ep7rL7r\rjp,i.
7rpo-p.7rL7rp7)fit.
^MS. IV, 293 B.

Ill, 135.
3.
Trpci-eKn-T/fido).
i)iod 12, 64.
7rpoK7n]8T)Tov ^z: Set '7rpoK7n]8av.
Clem. A.
Dion
C. 54, 5,
4.
1,
460 A.
TTpo-eKirivai.
Trpo-f/iTTtWo).
Polyb. 18, 10,
Plut. II, 948

12, 5.
Plut. II, 768 D. Plut.
A.
also npoa--
Z)io^. 4, 39.
Herodn
Kpo-fKTriTTTai.
e/cTTtVro).)
n, 787 C. (See
I,
7rpo-ep<paLva3.
App.
Plut.
II, 693, 40.

1 7, 3.
7rpo-fi(âvlôfiai.
Longin.
II,
Trpo-exTrXeto.
PZm?.
536 C.
2.
PoZZ. 1, 124.
Trpo-eKTfKr)i7i7ai.
7.
Onos. 29,
Jos. Ant. 18, 9,

II,
Plut.
I,
447 E.
Lucian.
224.
Ill,
108.
TTpo-fKiropvevoD.
Joann. Presh. 180 A.

Ael. V. H. 13,
1, p. 1.
Trpo-eKTfivm.
TTpo-KTekea>.
Trpo-eKTp.va).
irpo-eKTriKO).
Apollon. S. 135, 14.

404,
2.
Apollon. S. 136,
Plut.
II,
1067 F. Clem. A. I, 453 A. 7rpo-fixj)pd<T<T<o. npo-evaKfi<pa>. Clementin. 461 D. Basil. Ill, 405 B. Trpo-evaTroKeifjuii. Paul. Cor. 2, 8, 6. 10. vpo-evdpxop.ai. Cyrill. A. I, 704 B. 7rpo-fvav\iâ>. Posidon. apud Galen. V, 154 D. TTpo-evbripiai. E. 7o.s. Ant. 2, 14, 4.
npo-ip.opia>.
107 A.
1,
npo-fvebpevat.
i)zon.
3, 6.
App.
I,
253, 20.
Pseudo-Z)ion.
npo-KTi6rjfii.
Polyh.
7.
13, 1, et alibi.
jTpoevcLfii ;z= ei/etfit
("A") before.
H. V, 789,
7rpo-eKTi\Xa>.
Trpo-fKTLvai.
1012 B. Galen. X, 610 D.

PZui.
II,
9.
Drac.
645 D.
ikfaZc^. 250, 20.
Trpo-fv^KTeov
=^
hel npo<\>ipeiv.
Sext. 649, 16.

Sept.
Themist. 244,
Cyrill.
irpo-evexop-ai,
to
be
implicated before.
jrpo-iKTpiâ>.
Trpo-KTpv)(âi.
A.
I,
888 C.
Maoc.
^(Aan.
II,
2, 5,
18.
App.
II,
671, 69.
irpo-evSvpJofiai.
11,
Strab.
2,
5,
1,
p.
164,
24.
Trpo-fKTvn-6a>.
Philon
I, 4, 6.
irpo-fKTiimoiia, aros, to,
Method. 209 C. previous form. Gei~m.

38, 28.
212 A.
1096 C.
Atlian.
npoev6vfi,r)Teov
^=
Set TTpoevBviif'uTBm.
364 C.
'Trpo-fKffiepai.
729 A.
Sept.
Gen.
Pseudo-Deme(r.
28,
12.
7rpo-eK(pevya}.
Plut. II, 250 D.
Dion
C. 38,
50, 5.
Plut. II, 1072 A. Hippol. Haer. lamhl. Myst. 293, 1. Trpo-cvoKta. Diod. 5, 84. BosiZ. Ill, 340 B. Greg. Naz. HI, 336 B.
npo-evvoem.
538, 32.
Plut. I, 416 C. 420 F. Dion C. 42, 14, 5. TTpo-fK(f>oiTd<o. Dion C. 69, 1, 3.

7rpo-fK(ô/3e(.
II,
Lucian.
9rpo-ejoijo-toy,
ov,
before all existence.
Synes.
278.
Hymn.
Trpo-ETOo).
71, p. 1593.
Basil. HI, 929 A.

Cyrill.
wpo-K<j>a>v4a.
Sext. 627, 29.

Ill, 166.
Trpo-Ej/ptfom.
Trpo-CKcret'tB.
n-po-CKxeo.
irpo-fKxapea).
Lucian.
P/u?.
I,
A. I, 508 B. 586 B, nvl.
wpo-fXevdepotn.
Dion C. 41, 41, 1. 43, Dion C. 48, 34, 5.

(irpofXcuo-if)
39, 1.
Trpo-evreivco.
npo-evTidriiii.
Philostr. 180.
Tit.
TrpofXfuCTt/imos, ov,
(/oin^
before.
npo-evTvyxdva>.
Ion
I,
B. 1133 C. 1140 A. Diod. Ex. Vat. 120, 12.

363, 43.
PUI,
Porph. Novell. 268, L. ia(or, attendant on a

magistrate.
Trpo-eXeva-is, a>s,
229, 27.
Jos. B. J. 5,,6,3.
II,
Plut. II, 1090 E.

r],
Galen.
21 C.
Orij.
a going before. Just. Tryph. 50, the being np6Spop,oi. 2. A going forth or out, a proceeding from, procession : issue :
649 A.
npo-fâipiai.
Lucian.
11, 223.
Athenag. 976 C.
App. n, 628,57.
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TTpo-eâKOVTi^co
irpo-eâKovTiô).
927
TTpo-em^pexa
Trpo-eTot/jiaaca
Galen. XIII, 647 E.
SexZ. 83, 33.
Ael. Tact.
2,
13.
irpo-e^dWoixat.
Trpo-fâvaKia-Kio.
Themist. 17, 17.

Jos.
Trpo-fTTtyij/mo-KO).
n-po-ETTiSeiKi/u/it.
106, 4.
93,
124,
et
7.
Ant.
2,
11, 2, et alibi.
Philon
II,
40,
alibi..
vpo-eâv8ea>.
Plut. II.
npo-eâiToariWco.
Sept.
552 C. Macc.
585 C.

2,
12,
21.
TrpocniSca-iJios, ov, o, first imhea-fuis.
Galen. XII,
Polyh. 3, 86, 3, et alibi.

irpo-eâpTrd^co.
45 D.
npo-emSâ>.
Trpo-mSt8a>fu.
Chrys.
II,
npo-eâprau).
irpo-cêiKovlâ.
Diod.
3, 26.
Galen. XII, 491 F. Clem. A. II, 393 A.

to
Ephr. Ant.
Plut.
I,
2108
(Ânast.
TTpo-emKaKeo/iai,
p.
request first.
C. 55, 4,
Polyc.
3,
Sin.
1184 C).
1008 B.
Trpo-cêXavvco.
vpo-f^fp.(i>.
539 C.
3.
Trpo-emKoivoai.
Dion
3.
Orib.
I,
390,
npo-emKplva>.
23, 45.
2,
1.
Sext. 345, 10.
379, 25.
7rpo-e|Epyafo/iat.
Max. Tyr.
Apion.
Tvpo-enCKoyiôiMi.
Philon
II,
497,
13.
Sext.
irpo-fêTaâ.
Jos.
Vit.
49.
696, 27.
Trpo-eTTi/ieXo/iat.
Lucian.
I,
658.
-EjfS. II,
Galen. XIII, 961 B.

2, 5, 1.
1424 C. IV, 245 B. Cyrill. A. IX, 584 B. 7rpo-e|fupi'(TKti). Agath. 327, 16. irpofêxco iîx""' Galen. XII, 443 B. vpo-e^rfyiofim.
Trpo-e^fu/iapi'to).
7rpo-ejra/00).
SiraS.
Pfe^
II,
1071 F.
^n(on.
5, 12.
Sea;f.
125, 24.
Orig. IV, 133.
irpo-cmêvoco.
7Tpo-em(nfp.aivm.
Trpo-eTrttTKOTreQ).
fjfiiv,
Lucian. II, 799. Eus. lY, 1120 D.
V, 344 B.
Lucian.
I,
npof^riyrina, aros, to,
preliminary explanations.
previous
7, 5, 4.
Strab. 8, 3, 23 TIpofirea-KeTTTaL
Method. 192 C.
Trpo-e^Tjyriais,
f<or,
impersonal.
Nicom. 114.
I,
^,
explanation.
655
-fja-m.
Anast. Sin. 281 D.

irpo-fôSeva.
irpo-eôiioKi^co.
Trpo-en-ioreXXco.
^/)p.
rj,
602, 31.
abrupt, severe.
Orig.
Jos. B. J.
jrpo-fmo-TpenTiKos,
II,
ov,
Jos. B. J. 3, 7, 3.
^M;S.
1108 A.
Galen. IX, 426 B.
Cyrill.
7rpo-efofioXoyeo|ia(.
V, 448 B.
Jejun.
7rpo-e7riTapda(T<o.
Tvpo-eTTiTdaa-ai.
1905 B.
frpo-f^v7rviû>.
A.
II,
73 C.
Cedr.
I,
603, 18.
1, 16, 5.
irpo-emTeiva.
Did. A. 1641 B.
Paul.
Trpo-eopTofa).
Herodn.
212 C.
Theod. Her.
ffre^. iVas. II,
wpo-emTeixvo).
Trpo-eTTtxîpeo).
Trpo-fTTixelprjO'is,
A eg.
^,
352.
1365 C. 349 B.
Themist. 51, 26.
Classical.
etos,
2.
m,
irpoeopnos, ov,
Philon
II,
422,
4.
ro wpoemxfipfiv.
13.
following.
Philon
II,
II,
481,
Dion. H.
7rpo-7rix^co-
I,
412,
IV, 2106,
25, neylarrjs ioprrjs.
Greg. Naz.
401 B.
copri?.
Galen. VI, 375 E.

Strab. 12, 3, 3.
5, 1, 10, p.
2.
Sept.
625 A.
Sopkrns. 3704 B.
5imoc. 274,
Trpo-erroiKeto.
341,
Substantively, ra Trpoeopna,
the
day
In
:
19.
Trpo-fTTOTTTivm.
preceding a church feast.

Sept.
13.
Stud. 757 B.
Jos,
B. J.
7, 7, 4.
the Ritual, it applies to the following days

7.
irpo-epeSiâ.
Galen. XI, 191 D.

Classical.
Nov. 20. Febr. 1. Aug. 14. Horol. The irpoeopna of Christmas comes on the 20th of December that of Epiphany on the 2d of January. The movable feasts have no irpofopTia. (See also irapafiovrj.')
Mar. 24.
Aug.
5.
npo-pvvdai.
Tatian. 869 A.
/re)!.
1157 C.
Trpo-pp.riveva, to translate before.
Aristeas 35.
Tpoeopro?, ov,
Anast. Sin. 253 A. Herodn. 1, 16, 12, irpoipxopm, to go forward. 2. To co?ne or go out. to a sacrifice.
7rp6 eopr^s,
before a festival.
Strab.
13, 1, 54, p. 51, 18, to
be published,
to
PUlon
fopra
II,
294, 33.
-zzz
wpoeoprta.
Eus. VI, 697 C ra vpoAthan. I, 613 A.

1, 2.
as a book.
Doctr. Orient. 657 B,

8, 6.
7. 9.
emanate.
Const. Apost.
Pallad. Laus. 1336
jrpo-eirayyiWta.
Paul. Rom.
Cor.
2, 9, 5.
1.
Arr. Anab.
6, 27, 1.
17,
Dion C.
39, 31,
Damasc.
7rpoeirdyye\(rii, ecos,
(7rpof7rayyeXXa>) previous
announcement.
7rpo-waSw.
wpoeirafîrffu
Dion
I,
C. 38, 41,
1.
Apophth. 417 A, out of a monastery. II, 329 C, to make a journey of Sept. 3. To go before. state (progress). Gen. 33, 3, i'fiirpocrdev avrSiv. Judith 2, 19,
B.
Orig.
988 A.
forward.
âa-iKeas.
Sir.
35,
10,
Trpo
alcrxwrripov.
^^
i'na^l-qp.i
Lucian-
II,
Luc. 22, 47,

e\86vT<ov
fie
airoiis.
Ignat. 696
els
B Tav
npoJust.
rrpo-
559.
irpoiiraiu
10.
eveifu (f'/") before.
Agath. 279,
Apol.
l3aLva.
1,
23.
4.
OTTO
Ivpias
Pd>p,r]V.
To
be
promoted
UporjXBev
Mai.
183,
13
imaros.
vpo-fTTfixofiai.
Caesarius 1068.
Polyb. 16,
9, 3.
vpo-em^dWa.
958 C.
TTpo-emôvKr],
Galen. XIII,
Theoph. 186, 7 IlpofXtoi' a>s vvaros. Lucian. II, 881. Theod. Her. 1365 C. Trpo-ea-Tida.
irpo-ea-Bia.
irpo-f Toiâo-i'a, as,
fj,
t)s, ij,
previous iiriôvki).
2.
Dion C.
previous preparation.
Clem^
Frag. 40, 22.
96,
A.
II,
757 A.
Orig. IV, 276 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irpo-eroifiaaTT]';
npo-eTOifiaa-TTis, ov, 6,
928
jrporiyopos,
ov.
nrpo-OXao)
(ayopfvco)
2.
one who prepares lefore.

30.
744 C. D. II, 148 B. Philon I, 7, Trpo-fuayyfXi'foftat. Athan. II, 744 A. Gal. 3, 8.
Epiph.
I,
Paul.
Mace. 2, 7, T7i. 1072 B.

712 B. C.
4.
Orig.
spokesman. I, 1344 A.
Sept.
GVe^.
I,
Eus. n, 172 A.
.4iân.
Trpo-EuSoKiftfO).
Dion. H. V, 257, 10.

Diod. 19,
6.
Bion
C.
irporiyovjievas (npoiryovp-evos),
adv. previously.
Diosc. 4, 148
39, 26, 4.
Classical.
Cleoined.
8,
5.
npo-evepyfreo).
7rpo-ei)5fTifm.
(150).
irpo-
Apollon. D. Synt. 134, 15

/os. Ant. 4, 8, 47.
6.
nporjKw, to have advanced.

5, Trjv fiXiKLav.
Pseudo-/os. Mace.
Philostr. 316 'Y-ôii irpoijKov-
Trpo-vKpivi.
^yei.
re? TTjs Bo^rjs.

Trpo-rj\idâ>.
125 D.
Trpo-euXoyeo).
Diosc.
2,
165 (166).
(^X(|) mm-e advanced in
TTporfKiKea-Tepos, a, ov,
npo-evnem-cco.
npo-fVTeXiâ.
7rpo-ei.rpOTif<-
Scliol. Arist.
Oalen. XIII, 961 B. Av. 685.

-P'"'^"" I. 18, 27.
years.
TTpo-^p-epoa.
Soran. apud Orib. Ill, 370, 10. Basil. I, 592 B, nji' dKoijv.
Polyb.
2,
31, 44.
212,
Ill,
npo-rjdo-dopiai or npo-^TTaopui.
3, 90, 4.
53, 3.
2-
39.
Joa. Ant. 20, 4, 2, p. 963.
Ony.
Di'od. 16, 22.
Jos. Ant. 15, 5,
1096 A. B. IV, 265 B.

irpoevTp7n<Tfj.6s,
oO,
6,
Iambi.
Mathem.
206.
!rf.
I,
416 B.
Philostr. 480.
to vpoevTpemûv. 603, 33.
irpo-rjx^'".
Cyrill.
A.
I.
Kpo-ev(f>paiva>.
505 C. Philon
Trpo-bavfidia.
I,
96, 42.
2, 1.
npo-dedop.ai.
Hippol. Haer. 444, Nicom. 114.

Diosc. 5, 27. 36.
to,
76.
Kpo-^L(TTr)pL.
7rpo-(podevo3.
Pohjb. 10,
Trpo-deiKoTreSeva.
7rp6-6fiia,
Stral). 12, 8, 8.
aros,
L. edictum,
Sua^rr.
edict,
decree.
ilfa?.
n-po-f^boSiafco.
Philon Anton.
7,
IT,
93, 32.
Clementin.
Gregent. 613
216. 338.
C.
2568 A.
105 A.
irpo-(j)opd(o.
49.
9, 17.
Tvpo-OepiKioa.
P/jzVon 11,
r),
9,
19.
7rpo-e(ôpâa).
npofxv^t
Tvpo-e^j/a.
f)
^
9.
Heliod.
npo-depairela, as,
previous treatment. Hermog.
irpoex", prominent.
Hippol.
Khet.
1 79, 9.
Haer. 364,
7rpo-emXif(B.
7rpo-^vp.rj,
Trpo-6epi^co.
Sept, Judic. 15, 5 as v.

fj,
1.
Classical.
Diosc.
5,
19.
7rp66fa-is, eas,
a placing before.
1,
Sept.
Ex.
&pToi.
Xenocr. 27.
40, 21.
leaven.
Par.
rjs, fj,
^= C"Mt
Damasc.
II,
Tijs
npo6ccrea>s,
ffes. "Afu/ia .... 389 C. B. 765 A.

Trpolvp.iov, ov, TO,
Peir. 4n<. 764
show-bread,
Ex.
Tmv
=
2,
9,
32.
1, 23,
29
Oi
ol TrporiBep.fvoi
cipToi, the
13, 11
npoBicreis aprav.
ttjs
39, 18
'H Tpaireâ
irpoBea-cas,
fc
kqI
preceding.
Macar. 664 C.
cipTcav.
40, 4 Ettroiaet? tt)v
Tpamâv
'^>
665 A.
irpo^vfitTTji, ov, 6,
Trpo6fja-fis TTjV
Trpodeaw avTrjs (Regrjs
7,
34
one tvho uses 7rpo^vp.iov (leav-
Tfjv Tparreâv ecp'
ened bread)
741 C.
npo-(a>ypaip(<io.
opposed to
a(,vp.lTrjs.
Cerul.
2.
Xn
sis,
oi apToi ttjs 7rpo(r(j)opas}.
The placing of
the
sacramental
ele-
ment upon
Pseudo-Jsf. 1308 C.
Sophrns.
TTis
the &yla Tpdweâ.
Pseudo-C?irj/s.
XII, 780 A.
Pseudo-J/are. Liturg. 274 Ei-
3336 C.
'Trporjyfop.ai, to
TTpodeaems, the offertory.
S.
Prothe-
go before : to precede. Classical. Polyb. 12, 13, 11. Diod. 1, 4, p. 8, 98. 15, 1 Kara Tov irpor^yovjievov evtavTov tt)? TLepawv Dion. H. V, 159, 4 a-Tparcias eli Kvirpov.
irpor^yovp-ivrj
the north side of the ^rip.a, where the consecration of the elements begins. PseudoSophrns. 3984 B. 3989 Chrys. XIT, 777 C.
B. 4001 B.
Stud. 1689 C.
*H
tov nep.irere crvWa^rj, the sylneiiTrere.
lable
preceding
Paul.
ahXfjXovs.
Mai.
fip.S)v.
66, 18, tivo.
2.
Rom.
12, 10,
Curop. 93, 18. parts of speech.
4.
II,
Cant.
I,
200,
3.
Preposition, one of the
Dion. Thr. 634.

Plut.
Dion. H.
II,
Partici-
V,
9.
157.
Tr^jph. 34. 35.

fj,
1009 C.
Clas2,
ple, nporiyovpievos, superior in
rank.
Clem.
7rpo6ea-p,La, as,
time fixed for anything.
R.
1,
21,
Herm. Vis.
2, 2,
ttjs ekkXt/-
sical.
Diod.
530,
9.
Diosc. lobol.
(Tiaf
(=
2,
4 TSj'
7rpc(rj3urep(B> Tmi'
p.iva>v
T^s cKKkijo'ias).
npotara-
Basil. Ill,
880
A^
697,
pp. 62. 63. Carth. 121. 19 'Evtos p.r)v6s, within a month.

Trpo-dcTiKos,
rj,
7Tpo6c(Tp,ias
7jyovp.evos
rrpo^-yijo-ts,
of a monastery,
ov,
prepositional.
Dion. H. VI,
6.
emr, ^,
Sôin^r before.
Philon
I,
791, 14.

r],
Ptol Tetrab. 78. Schol. Arist. 7rporiyr)TiK6s, r], ov, going before. Aoh. 971. TTporiyrjTiKSis, adv. &!/ going before, in advance. /ren. 1196 C. Philon II, nporiyfiTap, opos, 6, ^= wporjyriTrjp.
10.
npo-GfoipriTiKos,
ov,
capable
of foreseeing.
Method. 388 C.
irpn-dcaipia, as,
f),
VII, 65 D.
Trpo-Bcaipos, ov,
Ttvos.
Orig. previous examination. Theod. I, 104 A. Method, 372 A, 6, foreseeing.
105, 24.
npo-6\da>.
Galen.
XIH, 891
C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irpo-Bpriveca
929
irpo-'ia-Topea.
Trpo-KaTaBeiKVvco
Polyb.
1,
wpo
6pr]vea>.
irpo-Bpovos, ov,
Philon II, 72, 14. occupying the first throne.
13, 9.
alibi.
Hipparch. 1065
Erotian. 20.
Greg.
A.
Naz. IV, 30 A.
'Trpo-dvfiido).
'/OS.
Diod. 11, 89, et Clem. A. I, 1216 C.
irpa6viio7roiea>
-(rdai.
Ant.
3, 8, 6.
Trpo-iVcoi/
61 Trpo'Uvm.
Strab.
9, 5, 22.
irpoBvp.ov noieio.
Diod. 14, 56
Vit. Nil.
Trpo-Kadaipw.
App.
I,
483, 74.
Jun.
Trpo-Kadatpa.
Athenag. 976 C.
Orig. IV, 265 B.
fcos,
f),
Clem. A.
I,
25 D.
irpodvponoirjo-is,
704 C. D.
eas,
fj,
=^
to TrpoBvfioiromv.
Sext. 430.
irpoKoBapais,
previous Kadapcns.
Eudoc.
Stud. 25 D.
irpoBvpibws, a, ov, before the dvpa.
-np68v(rK,
M.
n, (jrpodvto)
296.
to
npo-Kadeôpai,
preside,
cm,
5,
preliminary sacrifice.
Clementin. 36 B.
eKKKrj<Tias.
Eus.
II,
spoken of bishops. 1137 A, eVi ttjs
Paus.
13, 9,
the structure on whicli an

to,
altar stands.
irpo-dtopaKtov,
3,
7.
Trpo-Kadijyepav, ovos,
breast-plate.
6,
KaBrjyffuav.
Oenom.
ov,
Strah.
17,
apud Eus.
6, 11.
Ill,
381 B.
Ka6riyiop.ai.
npo-Kadryyeopai
Antyll.
:=
Sept. Esdr. 1,
vpo-'iSpSa). itpo-'i&pva.
apud Orib. Prod. Farm. 637

small irpoi^.
II,
430, 4.
Polyb,
3, 6, 7,
et alibi.
Apollod.
2,
(48).
Pseudo-
4, 2, 3.
II,
Dion. 712 B.
irpotKihiov, ov, TO,
Diod. Ex. Vat. 60, 24. Dion. H. 1000. Basil. I, 176 B, rijs TTTrja-cmsfj
TrpoiKiStos, a, ov,
Plut. II, 767 C.
2. Substantively, (a)
fjyovpivi], prioress.
KpoKadr^yovjxevri
itpoiKî-
Philon
II,
443,
Basil. Ill, 888 C.
(b)
=;
48.
jrpoiKtâ), i<ja>,
TO 7rpoKa3r}yovp.VOV
^^
rjyovjicvov,
in logic.
L. doto,
to endoio, to
give a dowry.
Sext. 83, et alibi.

npo-KaBriyrjTrjs,
ov,
6,
Diod. 16, 55.
Philon
(jrpoi^,
II,
311, 22.
Nicet.
^=
KaBrjyijrljs.
Heliod-
Byz. 765 A, nvL n.

irpoiKohoTrjS, ov, 6,
10, 4.
SiSapi)
^=
iSvarrjs.
irpoKaBrfyovp-ivms,
adv.
especially.
Epiph.
I,
Theophyl. B. IV, 316 D.

irpoiKipdios, a, ov,
17, 5.
1104 C. D.
following.
Dion C.
Theod.
I,
47,
irpo-KaBripai, to preside.
1, 5, 60.
1, 9, 4.
Classical.
Sept. Esdr.
45.
Diod.
II;
516, 62, toO

rrjs
TrpoiKaos, a, ov,
L. dotalis, dotal.
293
jSovXevTqpiov.
nrfs.
Ignat. 668 B.
685 B,
1,
dyd-
A. 'iV, 1181 B.
'npo-"iKd(TKopaL.
TTpoipAys, ov,
'jrpo'iv6s,
V. 1.
rj,
Antec.
1, 10, 13.
d, npoKadrj-
Paus.
5, 13, 7.
pcvos
7.
^^
Trpoedpos.
zzz 7rpcaLp.os.
Jacob. 5,
n-po-KadiSpvm.
7rpo-Ka6i<TTripL
Jos. Ant.
1,
19, 10.
ov,
=z
2,
Trpativos.
Sept. Lev. 9, 1 7 as
^=
Ka6i<TTrjpi already, as
a clergy-
Apoc.
14.
28.
man.
to TTpoiinrevetv.
Laod.
57.
Trpo-wnratria, as,
2, 3,
t],
^=
Polyaen.
npo-KaSoo'iom.
Trpo-KaKoa.
Jos.
Ant. 16, 11,
7.
Pseudo-/9.s.
Macc.
17.
Clem. A.
anat-
irpo-'hrn-eva>, to
ride before, in front.
Diod.
1 7,
I,
1053 C. Ruf. apud Orib:

Cyrill.
86.
1,
18, 30.
7.
r),
Plut.
II,
872 D.
Arr. Anab.
npoKcipSiov, ov, TO, (xapSia)
ai (j)pVS, in
15,
omy.
ov,
III, 389, 13.
-Trpo-'iniTiKos,
before the
the horse-races
at the hippodrome.
commencement of Pseudo-
7rpo-Kap7ro0ope(B.
Trpo-Kara^XdirTtt).
A.
II,
169 A.
App.
Diosc.
I,
49, 60.
Chrys. VIII, 88 (722) D, Kop-îveipara.

irpo-tarapai, to be at the head, to rule, govern.
Trpo-KaTappxa>.
3,
82 (92).
3,
irpo-KaTayycWoi.
Luc.
5 as v.
Act.
1.
18,
et
1,
alibi.
Paul. Thess.
ev Kvpiio.
1, 5,
12 Toiiy Tvpo'iarapevovs vpav
PauZ. Cor.
.2,
2, 9,
Jos. Ant.
12, 3.
Eus.
II,
1024
Tovs Kara Tonov
9, 4.
Orif/. I,
rj,
Trpo'iarapevovs eTTKTKOTrovs, rrpea-êTepovs Te Kal SuiKovovs.
also TrpoecrrrjKais, prefect,

1,
40,
1.
^. (b)
TrpoKaTayycKriKos,
860 A. IV, 176 A. 6v, announcing beforehand.

by announcing before-
Participle,
(a) Trpoeorms, commander. Polyb.

a community
Clementin.
Method. 180 C.
TpoRaTayyekTiv.ais, adv.
of Christians,
the president of
hand.
Epiph.
II,
II, 9
A.
6,
1009 B.
6 TrpoKwrayytWoyv.
imtTKonos, wpoebpos. Ignat.

1,
irpoKarayyeXrap, opos,
z=
949 D.
Just. Apol.
65. 67.
Epiph.
148 B.
Jul. 182 A.
41 A. Iren. 553 A. Dion. Alex. 1313 B. Eus. n, 497 A. Greg. Basil. Ill, 956 B. Nyss. m, 993 A. 1065 A, t^s lepaxrivrji. Socr. 269 A. Ant. Can. 1, ttjs iKKKrja-ias(c) the superior of a monastery, rj-yoiBasU. Ill, 876 B. 880 C. 996 B. luvos. Macar. 848 C. Nil. 229 A. Clim. 685 B. Stud. 1737 A. (d) ^ Trpoea-rSia-a, prioress, <ibbess. Basil. Ill, 1156 C.
Trpo-KarayeXda}.
irpoKarayvoiO'Teov
i^
Nil.
Set
irpoKarayivaitTKCiv.
Clem. A.
Ttpo-KaTaya.
II,
288 C.
irpo-KaTayorjTv(o.
425 B.
641.
Lucian.
rjs, rj,
I,
irpo-Karaywyrj,
KaTaxOrjvai..
z=
to TrpoKardyerroat or frpo1, 18, 5.
Arr. Anab.
irpo-KaTaSfiKVvm or irpo-naTaheiiarupi.
I,
Cyrill.
A.
629 B.
117
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rrpo-KaTaBovXoo)
irpo-KaTahovKow.
irpo-Karabiva.
930
Philon H,
-a-Oat.
irpo-KaTohvpofiai
Diod. 12,
1.
npo-Karapprjyvvpii.
TrpoKarapTia-is,
Dion C.
rj,
36, 9, 3.
Hipparch. 1028 A.
Galen. VIII, 496
ems,
=z
following.
Nicet.
432, 44.
Paphl. 40 B.
npo-Karadim.
irpo-KaTatKiîo.
irpoKarapTi.iTp.os,
ov,
6,
previous
KaTaprurpis.
npo-KaTaiovea.
'
Martyr. Path. 1428 B. Galen. X, 307 A.

Philosir. 711.
Max. Conf.
irpo-KaTaprvo).
I,
429 B. D.
Polyb.
3,
wpo-KaTaipai.
TTpo-K.aTaKKiva>.
6,
irpo-Karapxa
2,
Plut. II, 31 Karapx").
31,
Jos. Ant. 15,
4.
B. J. 5,
at
3.
ecos,
rj,
npo-KaTaKKiais,
table.
the first
2.
KaTcuckiais
Diod. 14, 13. II, 574, 72 -ijpxSm. Diosc. lobol. p. 52. Apollon. D. Synt. 244, 9 Athenag. 929 B. -|ai.
-iaa-eai.
Jos. Ant. 20, 3,
Trpo-KaTaa-cta.
Cyrill.
fj,
A.
6v.
I,
360 A.
dvvdfievos npoKara-
Trpo-KaTaKVLâ.
npo-KaraKOLjiiâi.
Galen. II 279 B.
TrpoKarao-Kevao'TCKOs,
:^
Clem. A.
Pint.
II,
npo-KaTaKpivw.
420 A. 112 C. D.
I,
Orijr.
I,
297 A.
Trpo-KaTaXapPdva.
Sext.
Method. 176 C. TrpoKaraa-Kevaa-TiKas, adv. by preparing hand. Epiph. II, 300 A.

CTKevdêw.
npo-KaTaa-Kevrj,
fjs, rj,
before-
83,
22.
103,
10,
3,
to
previous KaraoKevrj
intro1,
comprehend previously.
18 iTpoKaTLkrip.TTTai as v.
wpo-KaTtiKeaiva.
Rpo-KOTokriyai.
\_Sept.
1.]
Eeg.
16,
duction to a literary performance.

3, 10.
1,
I,
Polyb.
13,
1,
et alibi.
Chrys.
Polyh,
X, 80 D.
2,
Philon
Clem. A.
I,
621, 4.
Dion. H. Y, 487, 7. Jos. B. J. 2, 21, 3. Hermog.
14, 6.
99, 2.
416 A. 460 A.
Trpo-KaToKrjKTiKos,
15, 21.
irpo-KaTdKrjTTTiKds^
rj,
rj,
npo-KaracrKippoa).
oi/,
Sept.
ending before.
preventive.
Hepli.
wpo-KaTaa-Konioi. AiT.
Macc. Anab. 1,
3, 4, 1.
13, 1. Clementin.
345 C.
6v,
Epiph.
I,
Trpo-KaTcuTraa-is,
ems,
fj,
previous arrangement.
157 D.
TTpo-KaToKrfîs, fa>s,
fj,
Dion. H. V, 272,
anticipation.
I,
15.
Hermog. Ehet.
7,
81, 8
Classical.
z:^ irpobirjyrjtTls.
irpo-Karao-Tpeipai.
Serf. 324, 12.
Clem. A.
Trpo-KaTaWda-trio.
Clem.
Trpo-KarapâvTevopai.
964 A. 624 B. Diod. Ex. Vat. 132,

.4. I,
Jos. B. J. 4,
3.
Diog.
2,
138.
12.
irpo-KaTao-vpo).
Trpo-KaTaa-cfta^co.
Polyb. 4, 18,
8, et alibi.
Dion. H. V, 241, 13.

vpo-KaTafirjvio).
Cyrill.
App.
Diosc.
eas,
I,
114, 24.
A.
I,
936 D.
II,
92 C.
TTpo-KaTa(Txaâ>.
npo-KaTd(r}(CTis,
3,
84 (94),
p. 432.
352 C.
Trpo-KaTavrXea.
rj,
previous
Kardaxens-
Diosc. lobol. 27.

Diosc. 51, 14,
Galen. X,
Leo Diac. 193, 16

npo-KaTaTapda-o-o).
(titul.).
263 A.
wpo-KaTavioa-io.
7rpo-KaTa7ravQ>.
2.
TrpoKararaxâ) =z: Kararaxea.

Sexl. 506, 29.
Gemin. 825 A.
Liban.
I,
554, 25.
52,
II,
9.
npo-KaTaTTepiTca.
7rpo-KaTa7rLfi7r\r}p.L.
Eunap.
Cedr.
irpo-KaTaTpiâ.
5.
2.
Galen. VI, 83 D, in gjTnnasII,
216,
tics.
Proc.
616, 12.
Trpu-KaTaTripnpripi
Dion
C. 66, 3,
3.
TTpo-Karavydâ.
Aster. 436.
Nicet. Paphl. 77 C.
Cels.
wpo-KaTanivui.
Jos. B. J. 5, 10,
irpo-KaravXea.
7rpo-KaTa<f)6(lpoj.
apud
1,
Orig.
I,
n-po-KaTamnra.
42.
Plut. II,
Trpo-KaraTrXeai.
Diod. 20, 9. Philon II, 574, 458 C. D. Athan. II, 904 B. C. Polyb. 1, 21, 4.
Galen. X, 263 A. Polyb. 5, 70, 9
Cyrill.
A.
I, 940 B. 300 A.
Trpo-Karaxpito.
Diosc.
53, p. 56.
C. 45, 31, 4.
2, 4, 5.
7, 4,
7rpo-KaTa\j/{iBopuu.
Dion
wpo-KaTmrkaaa-a.
npo-KaTairXrja-aco.
-ôcrBai.
Polyb. 14, 3, 1. Trpo-KaTEnayycXKopai. Jos. Ant.

n-po-KaTfXm'fa).
i7po-KaT77fiy<o.
4 as
v.
1.
Diod. 11,
11.
2.
P/nVora II, 37, 48.
Jos. B. J. 1, 19, 6.
Trpo-KaTaTTovem.
Agathin. apud
Ot-jJ.
II,
397,
irpo-KaTfpydôpai.
Diod. 20, 34.
1, 53, p. 63,
1, 14,
Euf. apud
On'J. Ill, 112, 11.
66
I,
-a-drjvai,
passively.
Jos. Ant. 19,
wpo-Karapidpeai.
Herod, apud
rj,
Orift.
428,
6.
p. 926.
Just. Apol. 1, 22.
Sext. 268, 29.

6v, that is at the
irpo-KarepxopMi.
Trpo-KarapKnicos,
beginning.
Trpo-Kareixopai
Jos. B. J.
Trpo-KaTs'xco.
Plut. II, 1056 B, a'lnov, the immediate cause.
= Kanvxapai
I,
Hermes
Tr.
Poem.
11, 14.
befoj-e.
irpo nvos,
Galen. II, 251 B. Clem. A. II, 592 C. Pseudo-Z>eme(n 23, 4. 23, 10, etdos Tralavos
npo-Karapîs,
ctaj,
2, 8, 5.
Clem. A.
Cels.
209
-firxfja-dai, to he
prejudiced.
irpo-Karrjxea.
apud
Orig.
I,
940 B.
Orig.
f),
ike very beginning. Justinian.

5',
Cod. 1, 3, 46, Novell. 260.

npo-KaTappa(l>ri,
contestatio
litis.
Porph.
Apophth.
1021 A. Athan. 1,789 Nyss. Ill, 921 D.

Ill,
A -e^vaiTi.
Greg.
npo-Karrjxricns,
the first
fats,
r),
introductory catechism.
Cyrill.
rji, ly,
seam.
Cyrill.
H.
(titul.).
192 C.
npo-KaTobvpop.m.
A. U, 225 C. Diod. Ex. Vat. 132, 19.
Digitized
by Microsoft
7rpo-KaTovojji,a^(o
931
14, p. 443.
Trpo-Koa-firj/jLa
irpo-KOTovoiiaôD.
ffoo-KaroTTTeuG).
Jos Apion.
Heliod.
Jos.
9, 1.
1,
Trpo-Ktxpdm.
Trpo-KKdaTTjs,
Andr. C. 1284 B.
ov,
7,
6,
(icXdco)
skirmisher.
Leo.
irpo-KoTopdoiD.
B.
J.
3,
10,
2,
p.
1.
255.
Tact.
4, 20.
36, et alibi.
Jos. B. J. 3, 1,
3.
Clemenlin. 61 B. C.
npo-KaTopp<o8eo>.
Dion C.
4, 2.
48, 42,
irpo-Kkr)boviôpai, to forebode.
rrpoKKrjais,
Onos.
ems,
rj,
exhortation
by a preacher.
Diosc.
1,
n-po-Karoxvpoco
57, 16.
beforehand.
Nic.
CP-
Histor.
Just. Apol. 1, 67.
npoKetpm,
to lie before.
2.
Kpo-KK-qriKos,
rj,
ov,
provocative.
162.
12.
Participle, to npothe matter
Plut.
Ke[p.fVov,
(a)
so.
Trpayjxa,
under
354 D. Galen. VI, 358 C.

II,
Hermog. Rhet. 137, Clem. A. I, 464 B.

257, 19.
Kvtjpls-
consideration, subject, object.

Jos.
Polyb.
3, 58, 7.
irpo-KKvCa.
irpoKvrjp.'Ls,
Philon
ISos,
fj,
Apion. 1, 35. Just. Apol. 2, 9. Galen. 180 D. Sext. 497, 26. II, 179 D. (b) introductory verse from the Psalter, in the RitPseudo-CArys. XII, 784 D. Pseudoual. Gem. 412 A. Stud. 1109 C. Porph. Cer.
I,
Diosc.
1,
32.
Polyb.
6, 23, 8.
Ael. Tact.
2, 8.
a verse from the Psalter read immediately before the epistle of Stad. 1733 D. 1705 C To t^s the day.
85, 15, ToO airoa-ToKov,
called also iampas npoa verse chanted at vespers immediately after the eitroSos. Every day of the week has its proper icnipas irpoKeliifvov.
rjp,epas iTpoKeip,evov,
Drac. a hexameter containing (apparently) a proceleusmatic as ryyi-vôv dva atTTvnpo-Koipdopim. Herm. apud Clem. A. I, 980 B. Orig. IV, 509 C, et alibi. Cyrill. fl". 1116 A. Fs&udo-Basil. Ill, 1656 A.
13,
TrpoKolXws, ov, with a prominent Koi\ta.

21.
137, 21, (jTixos,
KHp.evov,
TrpoKotrea,
5, 1.
rjcrai,
trpoKoiros
ftp.i.
Jos. B. J. 4,
6, 1, 7.
Dion C.
Tj,
43, 11, 4.
54, 15, 8.
64,
7, 2.
72, 12, 1, nvos.

as,
office
6,
Horol.
irpoKeip,cva>s,
jTpoKoiTia,
or duty
of
irpoKOiro^.
1.
adv. under discussion.
Just. Frag.
Polyb.
2, 5, 6.
35, 5.
Dion
L.
C. 67, 15,
1596 A.
irpo-KfXaSeco.
irpoKoiTos, ov, 6,
((coiVi))
excuhitor,
guard,
C.
Gregent. 773 B.
t),
watchman.
hortatory.
Plut. II, 325 B. C.
Dion
wpoKeXeva-pariKos,
6v,
(KeXeva-fia)
67, 15, 1, of the
IlpoKeXeucr/xaTtKos
nods,
proceleusmaIll,
TTpo-KoiTav, Stvos, 6,
emperor.
'npoSap.dnov, antechamber,
ticus
Heph.
1460.
(
3, 3.
_).
Dion. H.
Q.
36.
1488, 4.
Plin.Epist.2,n.
7rpo-Ko\dâi,
7rpoKop,La,
as,
rj,
Phryn. 252.
5.
Aristid.
Terent.
M.
Simoc. 336,
zzz:
IlpoKXev(rp.aTtK6i/ p-eTpov, proceleus-
7rpoK6p.tov.
Ael. N, A. 16,
maiic verse.
irpo-Kv6a>.
II, 92, 3.
Heph.
8, 10.
7, 2.
Diog.
6, 78.
10.
TTpo-Rop-ihr], rjs,
rj,
Jos. B. J. 6,
C.
Lucian. II, 221. Herodn. 2, 7, 3.

aros,
to,
Ruf. apud Orib. Clem. A. I, 693
funeral procession.
Eus.
II,
937 B.
npo-Kop-lâi,
TspoKevaos, see npoKetraos.

iTpo-KevTrip,a,
pattern.
Nicom.
72.
Clem. A. I, to bring forward. 1192 B, an argument. Dion. Alex. 1237 A. Athan. I, 296 A.
Sext. 212, 12.

jrpoKicrcros,
npoKop,i(TTeov
= 5
Tj,
irpoKop.i^dv.
Clem.
I,
ov, 6,
processus,
progress, the
729 A.
Athan.
II,
808 D.
Conany other place also, his temporary stay at any house other than his Constantinopolitan palace. Mai. 319, 22. 372, 15, et alibi. Written also irpoKsvaos.
stantinople to
;
emperor's going from his palace at
Trpo-KovSvXos, ov, the first KovhvKos of a finger.
Ruf
apud
Tfs,
Orib. Ill, 389, 3.
'npo-KOTnj,
progress,
provement.
Polyb.
16,
6.
Sept. Bir. 51,

2,
advancement : n. Mace. 2,
11,
im8, 8.
1, 12, 7.
37,
10, et alibi.
Diod.
500, 38.
Eustrat. 2301 C.
B.
2349 A. Vit. Epiph. 101 Martyr. Areth. 46. Mai. 343. 366, 16.
Aristeas 27.
1, 12,
Philon
Paul. Phil.
Epict.
85,
et alibi.
Porph.
Them.
43, 16 ra irpoKevira.
(Com-
1, 4, 3,
et alibi.
pare Strab.
3, 5, p.
367, 3 seq.)
condemned.
wpoK(j>dkos, ov, with
a prominent Kecjiakri, applied to such hexameters as have a supernumerary

syllable at
Jos. B. J. 6, 2, 6.
Jos. Ant. 4, 4, 1. Artem. 153. Phryn. 2. Promotion, preferment. Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 34 A.

wpoKOTTTiKcos, sAy. progressingly.
irpoKOTTTO)
the beginning {eas 6 ravB^ Sappjuve: 7) ovx SKis). Drac. 8, 16. 139, 3. Herodn. Gr. Vers. 86. irpo-Kqpvyjia, aros, to, previous announcement: prophecy. Just. Try ph. 131.
irpo-K^pv^, vKos, 6,
^
et
Did. A. 1161.
:
emSihap,!,, to
make progress
1,
to
im-
prove.
1,,
Diod.
n,
69, iviraibeia-
Paul. Gal.
1,
14,
alibi.
Epict.
4,
et
alibL
1,
Plut.
II,
631 A, et
alibi.
Anton.
17.
announcer.
Cyrill.
A. VI,
261 D.
irpo-iajpia-a-a, to
Just.
Apol. 925 B.
2, 8.
announce beforehand, Hippol. 737 A.
to predict.
Orig.
I,
Lucian. HI, 569, condemned. PhiTTpo-Koa-p-rifia, aros, to, ornament in front. Jos. B. J. 5, 4, lon I, 157, 30. II, 230, 29. Longin. 43, 3. Greg. 4. Diog. 1, 7. 6, 72.
Nyss. n, 261 A.
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by Microsoft

932
Pint.
TrpO-KOfffllOV
ov,
to,
jrpo-fie\q)Sea
Trpo-KSa-ixiov,
=
II,
preceding.
U,
hand : advantage, handle.
970 D.
irpoKoajUos, ov,
2.
C.
Prejudice
irpoXrpîs.
Polyb. 17, 10, 3. Clement, 240
npo Koafiov
53 B.
&v,
before the
Tatian. 812 B.
ia-a,
864 B.
Athan.
I,
305.
creation of the world.
Marcell. apud Eus.
Trpo-XrippaTiâ,
to
premise.
Apollon. D.
VI, 901 A. 576 A.

rponos.
Eus.
60 B.
Did. A.
Synt.
7,
17.
19, 25.
7-A,
TrpoKovparap, opos,
6,
procurator
Antec.
= em1,
npoXfiviov, ov,
(Xrjvos) vat, a vessel in front
of a wine-press for receiving tbe juice of the

grapes.
TrpoXriTTTcov
Carth. Can. 16.
23, 6.
Sept. Esai. 5, 2.
Tiber. Novell, 20.

TrpoKovpo-ov, ov, TO, (p r
^=.
Set TrpoXaplSdveiv.
Hipparch.
aecur
1.
s)
vanguard.
1013 A.
alibi.
Gemin. 845 D.
rj,
Sext. 206, 15, et
Chron. 717, 10.

TTpo-Kpareai.
7Tp6-Kpr)pvos,
Dion
ov,
C. 40, 35,
TrpoXrjTmKos,
ov,
capable of anticipating. Plut.

in ad-
ic.pr)fi.va>hrjs.
Pseudo-/os.
II,
427 D. E.
adv. by or in anticipation
;
Mace.
ment.
7.
TTpoXrjTmicas,
npo-Kpipa, aTos, to, L. praejudicium, prejudg-
vance.
Orig.
319 A.
Paul. Tim.
1, 5,
21.
8,
Athan.
I,
288 A.
m,
200 A.
rj,

irpo-Kpia-is, ems,
fj,
e.
npoXriîs,
etos,
preconception:
Cic.
prejudice.
2, 10,
=:= preceding.
Clem. A. U,
wpoKpiveo'dat.
Polyb.
8, 29, 1,
et alibi.
Acad.
416 B.
It
30, et alibi.
a,
Plut. II, 900 C.
Just. Apol.
poKpnios,
ov,
=:
ov
5,
8ei
2, 4.
7,
Sext. 362, 5.
550,
3,
et alibi.
Diog.
Xenocr. 9
Orib.
I,
-îov.
Diosc.
104.
Apollon. D.
54.
Pron. 397 C.
140,
7.
Clem. A.
Spjp/i.
II,
I,
540 B, et 248 A. 321

Pliilostr.
A=
389
alibi.
npo-Xipvd^co.
irpo-Xixviva>.
Paus.
8, 22, 3.
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 1200
1, 16.
-a-aadai.
IrpOKpiTOS.
irpo-KpiTiKos,
fj,
7rp6-Xo(3os, ov, 6, z=^ irpOTfyopeoiV, TTpTjyopedtv, the

ov,
preferring.
TO npoKpiTiKov, preference.
crop of a bird.
Trpo-XoylôpaL.
Sept. Lev.
Plut. II, 1141
Iren. 576 A.
;
Trpo-KpvirTco.
A, pcTpov, a kind of verse. Jos. Ant. 18, 3,

KTTJVTO.
Trpo-XoyicrpAs, ov, 6, forethought

4, p.
opposed
to eVi-
878.
Xoyia-pos.
Hierocl.
TTpo-KTOLopai.
Strab. 8, 3, 33, p.- 145, 22 npocKe-
C. A. 114.
irpoKoyos, ov, 6, the antecedent in a geometrical
irpo-KTeviâ.
n-po-KTifm.
Galen. XIII, 333 E.

Orig. IV, 168 D.
Did. A. 832 A.
IGelas. 1257
TTpo-Kveo).
irpoKeKriVât.]
the consequent being smaller than the antecedent (3 2). Nicom. 95, et alibi. 2 In the Ritual, to TtpoKelpevov tov diroratio,
:
=
6,
Scran. 255, 21.
aroXov.
Pseudo-il/arc. Liturg. 264.

Polyb.
2,
rrpoKvKivSripa, aTos, to, (TvpoKvXwSca')

before.
irpo-KvXiai,
a rolling
Dion.
7Tpo-Xvp.aivopai.
68, 5.
Synes. 1309 D.
to roll before,
npo-paKapiâi.
in front.
Eus. VI, 536 C.

one who softens before-
H.
TTpo-paKaKTrjp, rjpos,
Ill, 1594, 5.
1631, 10.
rj,
App.
I,
36, 93.
hand.
Jos.
Kit. 1141 B. C.
irpoKvpala, as,
(^Kvp.a)
z:= TrpofioXos
=r
Tet;Ôff
irpo-paXaKvva.
npo-pApprj,
r)s,
8e8pr]pevov npos dvaKOTrrjv toO KvpxiTOS.
rj,
Alex. Aphr. Probl. 41, 11. L. proavia, great-grandmother.

Antec.
pavTfia.
3, 6, 3.
B. J.
1,
11, 6.
1,
21, 6.
irpoKvpanov, ov, tA,

15, 9, 6.
Philon
Jos. Ant.
II,
592, 40.
preceding.
TTpo-pdvrevpa, aros, to, prophecy.
npopdvTiov, ov, TO,
Lyd. 341,
20.
Sibytt. 3, 227.
wpo-Kvpom.
TrpoXajSa,
Paul. Gal.
ra,
3, 1 7.
Ems.
Ill,
780 C.
9, 1 7.
wpo-pdpTvp, vpos,
I,
6,
previous witness.
Damasc.
TTpoKOikvpa, aros, to, zz= KoKvpa.

ojv,
(TrpoXa/i/Savo))
aVTf)(^pi(TTOV.
Heliod.
768 B.
Epiph.
rj,
TrpoBpofirj.
TTpo-papTvpia.
I,
888 B.
Joann.
Stud. 1093 D, TOV

Trpo-XaXea).
>S(ra(.
Trpo-paprvpia, as,
previous testimony.
11.
50.
Antyll.
apud On&.
II,
I,
Sic. 124, 14.
451,
42.
3.
Kpo-papTvpopai.
rzz irpopavBavca.
Petr.
1,
1,
Basil.
Sel.
TTpo-Xa/i/Savo)
3.
Pkilon
C,
576,
32 A.
npo-paiTTos, ov, with prominent breasts.
Participle, TrpoXaâv, former, pre-
Porphyr,
vious, preceding.
Orig.
YU, 40
3.
already
6.
apud Eus.
n-popaxos, ov,
14.
Ill,
6,
mentioned.
18, et alibi.
n-po-Xdjiwro).
Carth. Can.
Zos. 20,
(4).
38,
=
6,
196 D,
yvvrj.
npopjixemv.
Proc. HI, 316,

Sept. Jer.
Prod. Parm. 472

Chrys. X, 94 B.
Sophms.
ifpopaxav, avos,
10.
=
rj,
irpopaxfav.
5,
3364 B.
jipo-Xfalvo).
n-po-Xcioto.
Ezeoh.
4, 2.
Jos. B. J. 5, 4, 2, p. 328.
irpo-pedva-Kco.
irpopikiTTjtris,
/icXeTT).
Plut. 11, 734 A.

ems,
Galen.
Xm,
431 P.
(yrpopeXerda)
II,
previous
7rpo-XcvKalva>.
Basil. Sel. 29 C.
Cyrill.
A.
33 D.
VI, 260 B.
wpo-Xrjppa, QTos, to, that which is taken before-
irpo-fieXcobio).
Caesarius 1025.
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irpo-fiepifivaaj
irpo-iifpiiivdm.
933
"Trpoêveco
Marc.
13,
11.
Hippol. Haer.
npo-viu>, to 38.
heap up beforehand.
the fast.
App.
11,
632,
330, 69.
432, 14.
time before midnight.
irpo-iietToviieriov, ov, to, the
n-po-vfjoTipos, ov, before
Stud. 1745 C.
jrpo-fjeTa0dXX(.
13, neuter.
69 D, ipSopds,
Galen. VI, 42 E.
Sext. 738,
n-po-vTixopai.
Tvpo^dyos efiSopds. Plut. II, 980 F, et alibi. Ael.

rj
Damasc.
11,
N. A.
6,
10, 8.
to
TrpoiierdTap,
(raetator)
6.
messenger.
rrpovoem,
provide,
Sept.
take
care
6, 8,
of,
of divine

TrpopeTprjS,
providence.
p,iv(Ta>p.
Sap.
TrepX
ndvrav.
ov, 6,
(perpem) ^z=
Lyd.
157, 14.
Trpofierpos, ov,
Cornut. 145.
TTpovoia,
Basilid.
1265
to Trpovoe'iv
providence.
fj,
^ptTpov)
=^
paKpos.
Symm. Reg.
11,
Trpovorjo-ia, as,
npovoia.
Epiph.
II,
625 C.
I,
2,21, 20. vpo-peTomiStos, ov, in front.

Ael.
iTpovor)Tr)s, ov, 6,
^=
6 Trpovoav.
Greg. Naz.
PhUon
479,
8.
901 D, God.
tor,
Did. A. 1132 D.
Tiber. Novell. 25.
2.
CuraCyrill.
N. A.
14, 26, p. 247, 29.
irpoprjdevTTjs, oO, 6,
agent, superintendent, overseer.
6 Trpoprjdevopevos, 6 Trpo-
H. 497 A.
irpovorjTiKos,
rj,
firiSovpsvos.
Genes. 17, 22.

adv.
with
ov,
Svvdpsvos
rrpovoeiv.
wpoprjdas
(TTpopridrjs),
forethought.
Did. A. 348
irpnprjieris, es,
irpop.TjBetTTaTas.
Cleomed. 12, 14. Strab. 10, 3, 33, p. 392, 4 TLvos. Philon II, 242, 43. 546, 33. Anton.
I, 16,
oblong, rectangular.
dpidpos, rectangular
number (2
3X6=18:4X8^ 32).
itpo-prjwtTis,
Nicom. 129, 8 X 4
Trdppadfv.
Iren. 1232 B.
1234 B, of
etc.
providence.
irpovorjTiKas,
adv. providently,
8,
cautiously,
announcement : prediction. Fsendo-Just. 1252 C. PseudAthan. IV, 1072 B. irpo-prjvvTiKos, r), ov, announcing beforehand. Fseuio-Just. 1324 D. irpo-prjvia, to announce beforehand : to predict. Plut. II, 582 A. Just. Apol. 1, 24. 46.
eas,
f],
previous
Diod. Ex. Vat.

e'Xd-v
19.
Jos. Ant. 11, 5, 8,
Tivos.
Soran. 258, 17.

Sext. 350, 13.
Apollon. D.
Pron. 392 C.
C.
irpovopala, as,
Orig
I,
1197
Did.A.SnB.
rj,
=:
npovopfi, proboscis.
11.
17,88. Lucian.
PAi7onII, 512,
Ill, 96.
Plut.
1,
Diod. 699 C.
Method. 365 A.
irpopr]Ta>p, opos,
fj,
(prinjp)
=
I,
TTpovopevTrjs, ov, 6,
z=
6 irpovopevav,
marauder.
to
mother.
father.
But
Hes.
6 TepoprjTaip,
grandmaternal grandpipprj,
Strab. 15,
3, 7.
TrpovopevG), evo-co,
(irpovopr))
plunder, pillage.
Sept.
^= Num.
42,
KaTaTpx<>^,
31, 9.
22,
24, 17,
alibi.
Trpo-prixavdopai.
Dion. H.
115, 16.
irpo-prixavovpyeai, ijco),
(prjxavovpyos)
wdvras
prePolyb.
vloi/s
2,
2rjd.
2,
Esai.
et
9.
et
27,
I,
alibi. II,
fly.
ceding.
Trpn-ptalvco.
Genes. 103, 13.

Jos. B. J. 4, 6, 3.
Dion. H.
Trpovopfj,
513,
Diod. 13, 109. 1106, 14. Lucian.

Sept.
Ill, 93, to feed, as

rjs, fj,
wpo-pia-66(o.
Plut.
I,
npo-pvTjpovfvco.
Eus.
300 B. II, 373 A.

I,
.spoils,
II.
Josu.
7,
21.
2.
plunder.
Num.
31,
Proboscis.
Polyb. 5,
wpo-pvr]<TTevopai
=:
npopvdopai. Lucian.
836.
84, 3.
irpovopia, as,
fj,
App.
I,
I,
22, 15.
irpopvr/aTevrpia, Of ^,
(vojxos) L. privilegium, privilege.
Trpop-vrjCTTpia.
Chrys.
Plut.
Strab. 15,
1,
54.
Philon
I, 6,
34.
11, 23, 1.
349 U.
I,
irpo-poLxeva, to procure (KaK^pcfidTcoi).
1061
Trjv
ye TJoTmalav irpopoixeviras
ra
293,28. 393,17. Jos. Ant. 1, 19, 7. Plut. 279 B. II, Tatian. 865 C. Orig. IV, 308 A.
Trpovopiov,
ov, TO,
Nepmyt.
Trpo-povd(a>.
=:=
preceding.
36,
39,
Lyd. 189.
1.
Theoph. 241, 10.

Cyrill.
Theoph. 283.
Trpo-poptpom.
A.
I,
656 B.
Anast. Sin.
6.
npo-vopo6(Ta.
Dion C.
2,
Pseud-
293 A.
irpopoa-eXKa, as,
rj,
Alhan. IV, 949 C.

equipage.
Theoph. 734,
irpo-voTiâi.
Diosc.
105.
Archigen. apud

irpopoiTKplvios, see irpipiarKpivios.
Orib. II, 157, 4.

irpovovprjvia,
as,
fj,
the day before vovprjvia.
irpo-poxdos,
ov,
0,
quid?
Inscr.
2297 npoPlut. II,
Sept. Judith 8, 6.
poXôvs
107 E.
tS)v 6vpS)v.
fj,
Kpo-wpxêva>,
to
espouse beforehand.
Polyb. 28, 15,
Method.
8.
irpo-piirja-Ls, (COS,
previous initiation.
353 C.
jrpo-vvcrtTa>, to stimulate.
irpoiivdwv, ov, TO,

tion to
TO irpo rov pvdov, introduc-
wpovdimos,
roads.
ov,
L. compitalis, pertaining
II,
to cross-
fable.
7rpo-pv6o\oyea>.
7rpo-vap<da.
Aphthon. Prog. 60. H. 884 C. Eus. II, 748 B. 1464 A,

Cyrill.
Dion. H.
671, 11,
fjpcoes,
lares
compitales.
ttiv
irpoêvea, to cause,
to effect, to do.
Philon
I,
irvxvv-
240,
9,
nvl n.
Basil.
I,
393 D.
272 C,
Digitized
by Microsoft
irpoêvijTr]';
934
npo-oiKos, ov,
o,
TrpOTTladeia
ala-xi'"]v-
Macar. 848 B, (rjiitav nvi. Serap. Eus. Alex. Prise. 226, 20. Aeg. 909 B. Phoc. Leant. Cypr. 1740 C. 348 A. 2. To pimp =z /lea-a^co, liea-LTcvco. Gregent.
588 D,
fioixeiav.
m.
major-domo of the king of Porph. Them. 34, apparently the modem mayor. Method. 360 B. irpooipLdâ ^= Trpooipiaôfuu.
the
the Franks.
Theoph. 612.
TTpooLpiuKOi,
fj,
ov,
vp-vot.
{npooipiov)
introductory.
irpoêvriTTis, ov, 6, z=z
A. X, 1108 C.
match-maker.
TTpoêvfjTpta,
as,
2.
fj,
6 irpo^fvav, avnos.
Cyrill.
Proxeneta,
TTpofivrja-rpia-
hroher
Schol.
Justinian. Cod. 5,
2, 6.
In the Ritual, 6 irpooipiaKos ^j/aXp6s, or simply 6 irpooipiaKos, the introductory Psalm, applies to the 103d
Clim. 937 B,
Psalm, which forms the principal part of the

Xvxvii^dv (the beginning of the services of the
Arist.
Nub.
ov,
wpoêvos,
41.
Suid. Xlpo\xvri(rTpia ....

aiTior,
that
causes.
Theod.
day).
TrpooipiacTTeov
Scyth. 232 C.
Trpo-lfTOm.
wpo-^ripaiva).
Schol. Arist.
1, 2,
Nub.
243, vocrav.
=r
fj,
Set irpooipid^fcBm.
Dion. H.
Strab.
33, p. 61, 21.
V, 241.
npooip.ia(TTiK6s,
ov, introductory.
Diosc.
5, 86, p. 748.
Oalen. XIII,
Diosc.
Antyll.
Olymp. A.
Polyb.
112 B.
irpo-^porpiîa,
2,
53 C.
to
rub dry beforehand.
npooiptov, ov, TO, preface to a book.

20, 5.
208, p. 326, to rub before batliing.

Orib. II, 430.
ov,
1,
Diog.
7,
43.
Carth.
B i^
4,
Can. 103 ra
6
Trpooi/uaKos
apud
TTpootpia, praefectiones, introductory prayers.
irpoîpos,
6,
Antec.
22, 1.
2.
r o
mus
z^:
i'yyicTTOS.
Stud.
1688 C.
1708
Proximus,
deputy,
ylraXpoi.
the second
Trpo-^vpda.
Diac. 1169 C.
Steph. Chal. 1029 B. Porph. Cer. 394. 599, 11. Lucian. II, 223. Galen. XHI,
officer.
333 B.
Tvpo^vprjais,
icos,
fj,
a proem. Method. 176 C. placed or to be placed before. Apollon. D. Pron. 322 B. Conj. 502, 14. Classical. TTpo-op.o\oyea. Heracleon 1292 C.
TrpooiptwSijs, es, like
Trpo-ouTTos,
fj,
ov,
:=
7.
to
npo^vpau.
Antyll.
Sext. 601,
irpo-ovopd^co.
9.
627, 18.
apud
On'6. II, 410,
irpo^vpijreov ^z: beX irpo^vpav.
wpo^plâ
= wpo^pdm.
Lucian.
Paul. Aeg. 90.
IV, 49 C.
n-po-ovras,
Tryph. 19, p. 517 A. Eus. V, 188 C. CyrUl. A. IV, 897 B.

Just.
Antyll.
apud
Orift. II,
adv.
before
all
existence.
Iambi.
i(TTi.
410, 5 -ta-pevos.
Trpo-oyxaopai.
irpo-oBevco.
11,
595.
Clementin. 88 C, e/io). Lucian. I, ws. IV, 224 A, TO npoabfvp.iva, the ground gone over.
815.
ov,
6,
Avros yap to Trpoovras ov Clementin. 80 A. wpo-oTrXifoi. irpooTTTevcii =^ Trpoopdxa. Aster. 312 A.

]Myst. 262, 6
TrpooTrrrjs, ov, 6,
(Trpoopda) scout.
Polyb. 29,
6,
Tvpo-obrjyos,
13.
Plut. II, 370 A.

f),
obryyos.
Sept.
Macc.
2,
TrpooTTTiKos,
OV,
=
fj,
TTpoopaTiKos.
Diog.
5, 88.
12, 36.
Sibyll. 8, 24.
ov,
zz=.
wpooirrais
(npooirros^,
II,
adv.
conspicuously.
Trpo-oSoiroids,
rjycpovws, guide.
Schol.
Epiph.
Plotin.
804 D.
ecos,
Arist. Plut. 1159.
npo-opaais,
I,
foresight.
II,
Cornut.
98.
Trpo-oBomopem.
Ant. 3, 1, 1 -aScu, to be passed over. Clem. R. 1, 44. Lucian. I, 327. Afric. Epist. 48 A.
Jos.
ov,
6,
454,
9.
1269.
wpo-ophi.veva>, to
arrange beforehand. Leo. Tact.
17, 51.
irpo-opiâ,
to predetermine. Luc. Act. 4, 28. Paul. Cor. 1, 2, 7. Ignat. 644 A. Clem. A. II, 633 B, to define.
fj,
npo-oSoaropos,
forerunner,
precursor.
Polyb.
Clem. R.
npoohos, ov,
2, 10.
17,
a going out of a place.

Iren. 1228 A.
Basil. HI,
880 C. 888 A, out of tlie monastery. Chrys. I, 398 B. {Hieron. I, 404 (100) Egressus in publicum.)
peror.
14, 1, 13.
TTpodpia-is, eats,
foreordination.
Iren. 834 B.
Trpoopia-fws, ov, 6, L. praefinitio, predetermina-
2.
55.
Processus, progress, of an
6,
em-
Jos. Ant. 18, 4,

1,
p. 864, 7.
/us?.
n, 932 A. Orig. Ill, 1165 1136 B. Pseudo-Djon. 824 Anast. Sin. 713 B.
tion.
Tertull.
11,
C. C.
Athan.
Apol.
B.
A.
3.
Naz.
Herodn. 2, 4, 2. i;.s. 11, 1205 Jul. Frag. 200 A. Sox. 1216 B. 1604 Agath. 310. Nic. CP. Histor. 86, 14.
Procession of the divine
I,
npo-opvi6Las, ov,
irpo-opova.
7rpo-opva-a-a>.
6,
=
an
opvidias.
8, 1.
Gemin. 864 C.
Themist.
Apollod. Arch. 14.

fjpos,
6,
spirit.
Greg.
Tvpo-opxqa-TTjp,
leader
in
the
dance.
1077 C.
1211 A.
npoSpofios.
Did. A. 460 B.
Lucian.
262, 4.
II,
276,
officer.
n-poohos, ov, 6,
Trpo-oiKim.
=z
Jmt. Trypli. 49.

Strab.
3, 1, 3.
irpoovatos, ov, before
all
oicria.
Iambi. Myst.
Diod. 15, 14.

Cic. Quint. Erat. 2, 3, 6.
15,
7,
291,
7.
Did. A. 484 A.
fj,
!Tpo-oiKovop.em.
1, 2,
irpooip6a\p.is, iSos,
(ptpBaKnos) the first bud.
15.
Jos. Ant.
I.
4.
B. J.
Geopon.
npooxrj,
5, 3, 3.
Clem. A.
704 C.
previous olKOvofiia.
7,
fjs, f),
(TrpoEô))
2.
fj,
prominence, projection.
L.
antepossio,
irpooiKovofiia, or, ^,
Herodn.
Polyb. 4, 43,
wpojtddeia,
as,
Gr. Schem. 608,
in rhetoric.
(7rp07rd<r;(<a)
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by Microsoft
Trpo-TraiSajwyeco
Jirst suffering,
935
the
irpo-^XacTfia
antepenult.
the
first
symptoms of disease.
Orig. 11,
Plul. II, 127 D.
666 C. D.
1144
731
Phnjn. 139.
father.
Tlermog. Athen. 9, 76.
Ehet.
15,
19.
A.
=::
TO ortpoalpeTov.
Hieron.
1,
irpoTraraip, opos, 6,
(506).
irpoâiSayayea.
irpo-âihiia,
as,
Nicet. Paphl. 57 C.
fj,
Topov.
2.
Hes.
Epiph.
1,
=;
TraTTTros,
Propator,
Ill,
paternal grand29 to n-poTra-
fivdos,
the arche-
preparatory
Clem. A.
I,
education.
typal
God
of the Valentinians.
alibi.
Iren.
452 B.
Lucian. in, 15.
jrpo-TTaihevp.a, aros, to,

I,
=^
724 A. preceding. Philon

Epipli. II,
573 A, et
TTpo-Travo).
Diod.
39.
II,
140, 11.
S^Jnes.
r],
1124 C.
irpo-TTeWa.
Lucian.
as,
r],
225.
TrponaiSeviTis, ecos,
^=. ttpotraibeia.
Trpoêipa,
previous experience.
Can.
II,
676 D.
TTpo-n-aXaioy,
ov,
Apost. 80.
very
old.
Orih.
I,
431,
4.
npo-ireipam.
Jos.
Ant.
9,
4,
4.
Galen.
Synes. 1285 A.
362 A.
Ruf. apud
Sext.
irpo-mp,TTTr}pios, ov,
npondKaioa,
Orib.
I,
to
make irptmakmos2, to
fj,
pertaining
to fareioell,
with
273,
keep too long.
reference to those
vp.vos.
who remain.
II,
Philostr. 135,
Xo'yos,
irpoTrdKcia, as,
(nponoKris) tendency f
Greg. Naz.
Stud.
489 A,
334, 26, Tav alrlaiv.

np<maKr)s,
4s,
speech.
(iraXXa))
protruding.
Soran.
sc. aa-fiara,
892
C.
Ta
farewell
TvpoTrepnTrjpia,
irponepTr^pioi Xdyoi or vfivoi.
255, 30.
Adam.
6,
S. 373, dc^âX/itos (Aristot.
Greg. Naz. Ill, 261 B.

TvpoTTfp.'nTiKos,
T),
Physiogn.
irpoiravSriiiOs,
26 c|d05aX/ios).
ov,
OV,
Euchait. 1084 A.
preceding.
Tp6TTa
Men. Rhet.
TTpoTrepmnKm.
wholly
navSripos-
DorotTi.
257, 4, XaXia.
TTpoTrep.TTTKois,
1821 B.
adv.
z:^
upo-vavmepTaros,
eternity.
ov,
highest
of
all
from
all
Iambi. V. P. 302.
npo-êpaivto.
n-po-nepiKadaipco.
Iren. 625 B.
trpo-vapayyeXKai.
Dion
Clem.
C. 46, 41, 1.
Apollon. D. Synt. 26, 21. Alex. Trail. 215.

Diocl.
npo-Trapahihwpi.
A.
I,
1216
3.
C.
II,
*7rpo-TTepnTaT(a.
apud
OriJ. Ill, 171,
1. I,
544 A.
npo-irapaKap^dvai.
npo-TtapaXrjyova-a,
Galen. VIII, 898 B.
4?i!/H.
apud
Orib.
Dion C.
r/s, fj,
49, 18,
451,
4.
:zz:
sc.
avKka^r), antepenult.
TrpoTreptaTratTTeov
Set Tipoirepio-nav.
Apollon.
Drac. 66, 21.

wpo-wapaXva).
Porphyr. Prosod. 112. Galen. IV. 174 A.

beforehand.
D. Pron. 378 A.
TTpo-TTepianaa), to
!iTpo-irapap.v8iop,ai
TTpoirapaa-Kevaareos, a, ov,
Sext. 449, 15.
the penult;
as
bv Set irpoirapaPlut.
I,
Apollon. D.
591, 14.
110.
place the circumflex accent on Drac. 19, 22. 31, 11. irSo-t. Pron. 297 A. 371 B. Adv.
26.
aKevaûv.
-Tov.
Moschn. 46.
rjs,
rj,
II,
5.
124
Arcad. 130,
Porphyr. Prosod.
Philagr. apud. Orib.
367,
vpa-Trapao'Kfvri,
previous
preparation.
KpoTrepLcwoip.evais, adv. with the circumflex accent
Clem. A.
II,
108 B.
ov,
Bus. IV, 13 B.
49, 8, 5.
the
last
on
the penult.
Moer. 117. 157.

alibi.
7.
jTpoâpaToo-a a.
Dion C.
irpo-wea-a-a.
Galen. VI, 429 F, et
jrpo-âpareXevTos,
before
but one.
7rpo-^Ta(rpa, aros, to, curtain.
Themist. 203,
20.
Poiphyr. Prosod. 112, penult of avdpamos.

npo-Traparriprjo-is,
tottos,
as the ante-
TTponeTevojxai, eviropai, (wpoireT^f) to be

bold, rash, to act rashly.
forward,
46, 6.
Sext.
7,
eas,
r],
previous observation.
Orig.
I,
Galen. II, 253 A.

irpo-naparidripi.
TrpoTTfTeo)
1392 D.
Alex. A. 577 B.
Syncell. 565,
1.
preceding.
Heraclid.
apud Athen.
IV, 168 A.
2,
41.
Clem. A.
Ill,
I,
704 C.
Orig.
Bus.
Diosc. 3, 82 (92), p. 428. Agathar. jrpo-wrjhaa, to leap forth or before.

irpo-7rr)yviifiL.
309 B.
VsQiiA-Athan. IV, 165 A.
Orig.
155, 8.
Diod. 17, 100.

6, 1,
Babr. 107, 12,

3.
tii/o's.
npo-irapriyopia.
irpo-Trap'i.(7Tr)pi.
Jos. B. J. 5, 2, 5.
^/Jic?. 4, 10, 3.
HT, 621
T), to state
pre-
App.
I,
355, 83.
fj,
viously.
vpOTrapo^vvreov
^
to
irpoTvfjbTjins, (as,
Tatian. 813 C. a leaping forward.
Polem.
Sfl irpoTrapo^vvetv.
Schol.
221, o(pda\p&v, protrusion.

Trpo-TTiatVD).
Arist. Pac. 956.
irpo-Trapo^vcD,
on the antepenult. Plut. II, 845 B. Drac. 19, 22. 31, 10. Apollon. D. Pron. 297 A. 323 B. Arcad.
accent
194, 13.
ov,
npomfo-pos, ov,
132.
&'moc. 185, 8. 6, previous meajios.

iroiriva.
7, 2,
Paul. Aeg.
irpomva,
15.
fj,
7,
Basilic.
ov,
21, 11.
irpo-Trapo^yrovos,
proparoxytone,
21.
with
the
TTpovivdpios,
6,
popinarius,
S.
victualler.
acute accent on the antepenult.

13.
Arcad. 191,
195, 19.
Drac. 68. Porphyr.
Cyrill. Scyth.
V.
323 A.
improve)
npo-TviuToa,
to
establish
beforehand.
Prosod. 109, Xe|w.

trponTapoûTovas, adv.
Sext. 27, 22.
300, 17.
Cic. Attic. 12, 41.
mth
the acute accent
on
Trprf-TrXao-^, otos, to, model.
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irpo-TTKaacras
Trpo^Xda-a-a
1,
936
Philon
Anast. Sin.
Trpo before or first.
X,
in
599 C.
67, 33.
Orig. IV,
489 A.
1053 B.
jrpo-irXeKo).
Trpo-Tihrjpoto.
'KptnroTi.crp.6s,
ov,
6,
exhibition,
medicine.
Basil. Sel. 32 C.
Philon
I,
603, 30.
189 (190). XIII, 144 B.

Diosc.
2,
lobol. p. 46.
Gahn.
irpo-iiKoos, irpcmkovs,
II,
ov, 6,
a sailing
by.
App.
irpoTrov^\iKiC, t<ra,
(irou/SXtKos)
7,
to
publish be-
858, 48.
forehand.
292,
Leo. Tact.
Strab. 13,
42.
npo-n\ovTa).
TTpo-Trkvva.
Biosc.
2,
CyrUl. A. II, 165 B. Dieuch. apud Orib. I, Galen. XII, 357 D. 87.
6,
n-pd-TTous, oSos, 0, the

2.
3,17,2.
II,
117, 25.
foot of a mountain. Polyb. 17,3,2. Philon 1, 5.

I,
4^^).
830, 5
TO. Trporroba.
jrpcmoSurpos, ov,
(wpoTroSifo))
of a planet from west to

Theol. Aritli. 15.
n-po-TToiea, to get the start
1 5, Toi/ /3a(7iXea.
forward course, Nicom. 73. east.

Theoph. 492,
bul-
irpo-irpayp.aTfvop.ai,.
TTpo-TTTuo), to spit
Eunap. V. S. 11 Sept. Mace. 2, out.
(20).
6, 19.
Lyd. 19, 2. of one.
TTpo-iTTapa, arcs, to,
following.
Galen.
II,
390 A. B.
Sept.
X, 652 E.
fi,
TTpo-TTTwins, etos,
a falling before, prostration.

21.
2, 13, 12, 1, 89. 6.
2,
n-po-noXeprjTfjptov, ov, to, L.
propugnaculum,
Mace.
2, 3,
at
prayer.
4,
wark.
Diod. 14, 100.
TrpoiroXipws, ov,
2. Prolapse.
war.
to
Diosc.
127. 209.
II,
7.
Trpo toC TroXc'/iOu, Je/ore
118(120).
F.
i)iOJi C. 46, 23, 2.
3.
5oran. 249,
heodlong.
Trpo
GaZen.
269
Change.
i),
Iambi. Myst. 218,
npovoKiofiai,
(Trpi'moXos)
to
be
prophetic,
TTpoTTToiTiKos,
prophesy.
TrpoTToXeos,
Achill. Tat. 4, 15.

oi/,
irpomJXatos, ov,
Basil. Ill,
8, 'Eppfjs.
OV,
Anton. 11, Tav TTvXav. Paus.
10.
1, 22,
(jrdXis)
suburban.
489 C.
Trpo-TTo'KLoop.at.
jTpo'-TToXir,
Ttpo-TTvpyiov, ov, TO, fore-tower.
Andr.
C. 1108.
Sext. 499, 21.

jj,
irpo-nvpyoa, waco,
to
fortify with towers. Eudoc.

Antyll.
1153 B.
2,
2.
Eo)f,
suburb.
Cels.
apud
Orijr. I,
M.
398.
Propolis,
Polyb.
bee-glue.
Diosc.
TTpoTTvpiaTcov
=
6,
Set TrpoTTvpiav.
apud
106.
Orib. II, 445, 9.
7rpo-TTo\iTcvvp.m.
Dion C.
52, 21, I.
4,
14,
7,
passively.
TTpO-TTVpOCO.
Alex. Trail. 437.

(paîa) breaker at sea.
Arr.
Basil.
IV, 816
6 irpo-
n-p6ppaxos, ov, P.
TToXirevopevos, civilian.
iTpo7ToKap.a, arof, to,
M.
E. 15.
Galen. X, 649 A. Nicet. Byz. 729.
fj,
:=
/noSioXos.
Porph. Cer.
rfrmfc to^'en
irpo-ppfiyvvpi.
jrpopprjTtKos,
500.
npo-iTopa,
aros,
to,
6v,
(PEi2) predictive.
II,
Galen.
r o
po
ma
I,
44 B.
Sext. 728, 24.
Eus. V, 481 C.
6e/bre eating, to stimulate the appetite. PZu?.
Trpo-ppirTTw.
TTpo-ppv6p.lâ>.
Athan.
ov,
956 B.
Geopon.
9, 19, 8,
H, 624
Chrys.
C.
734 A.
as,
rj,
TrpoTTO/iTreia,
Galen. IV, 453 D.
to Tvponopireviiv.
Also,
II,
184, 84.
Dion Hermog. Rhct. 373, 27.
npn-ppvpos,
cXatov,
drawn
I,
before.
^=
a-TOKTOv eXatov.
npo-nopireva,
Lucian. II, 418. go before in procession. Posidon. apud Athen. 4, 49, p. 212 D. E, Herodn. 1, 8, 8. Lucian. I, 682. Ttvos.
irpoTTop.ma.
to
7rpo-ppvTr6ia.
Trpos,
Basil.
304 B.
of.
prep, at the rate

5,
With
the accusative.
35 Mvav Ttpos oôvs feoras ffEWf êarai. p,l<ryovai,v, one mina to every five
Diosc.
TTpOTTO/XTrew
^=
TrpoTre/iTTo).
Simoc. 237, 15.
Apophth. 92
''EB6drj
ttotc
ds
Skitu/ Trpos
TrpoTTopTTLa, see TrpoTTopireLa.

npoTr6p.Tri.ot, ov,
dXi'ya la-xaBia,
belonging to procession.
ti/xij.
Greg.
Naz
Nic.
I,
685 B,
TêotZ.
7.
Ill,
968 A.
Polyb.
Clas-
were given to Joann. Mosch Scitis.

TTpos
evtt
once upon a time a few figs each one of the anchorets of
308
'ETTfSiSoo-aif
CP.
8
Histor. 59,
rj,
irpo-TTopeia, as,
9, 5,
to TTpoTTopevetrSat.
^=
01 TrpoTTopevopevoi,
metonymically.
apTOv tovs dypvrrvovvTas =^ TOisChron. 733, 13 "iva Trpos eva. dypvTrvov(rL. Imiov els cKao-Tos avrav f)(rj, each one should
irpo-wopevopai, to go before or forward.

sical.
have a horse.
the
Porph.
to
Adm.
three,
176, 9 Tos Tpf is
Ex. 17, 5. 32, 34, Trpo Trpoo-mTTou o-ou. Keg. 1, 25, 19. Tobit 1, 3, et alibi. Polyb. 18, 2, 5. iuc. Act. 7, 40, twos.
Sepi.
pdfidovs Sf'SmKe Toif rpio'l irpos

three
rods
1 7
the
one
p-iav,
he gave
to
each.
Cer. 432,
'EKaoTw SiSovat
koto, to e6os Trpos

Trpos
^rr.
5, 15, 1, Trpo tivos.

eo>s,
r),
7rpo7ropeuo"ts,
nevre vop.ia'paTa.
to
npoTropcvetrdat.
487, 13 Kat ircalpovfri

it
v ^vXov, apiece.
Sophrns. 3305 B.
jrpoTTOpevTrjs, ov, 6,
Jos. Hijmnog. 1001 C.
2. In composition with a verb,
often
6 irponopevopevos. Agath.
means
more
;
besides, in addition, further, further-
67, 15,
vanguard.
Lucian.
r},
as TTpocrayXat^co, npoaayopdâ.
it
Not
trpo-TToplâ.
TvpoTTOfjla, as,
II,
300.
unfrequently
merely
strengthens' the
it is
=:=: 7rpo7ro(7ts.
Method. 108 B.
meaning of the word to which

as Trpoo-OKpoôXifofuu.
prefixed
irpo-TroTiâ, to exhibit, to
administer a draught,
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irpo-cra^âTov
jrpo-(ra/3)3aTOi',
rjiiepa,
937
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irpoa-avaiTTjBda)
to
ov,
to,
z=z
17
npo tov
irpoa-aWoTpioopai,
Sext. 222.
be
averse
to
or from.
the Alps.
the
8, 6.
day before
Ps. 92,
1
the
Sabbath.
Sept.
15,
Judith
42.
(titul.).
Marc.
Eus. VI, 705 C (II, 1480 B). Athan. Epiph.ll, 512 C. 828 C. II, 1292 B. announcement, message, srpoir-ayyeXia, as, fj, Plut. II, 504 F. Polyb. 3, 86, 6. news.
Longin. 10,
3,6.
7.
Trpoa-dXTTios or npoa-oKirfios, ov, Strab. 5, 4, 1.

irpoar-avdfiaais, etos,
fj,
near
ascent.
Sept. Josu. 15,

79.
3.
Trpoa-avdyio
to.
Dion. H. V,
Plut. II, 564
C, neuter.
npoa-avaSexopai
avaSexopac.
Polyb.
45.
5, 1 3, 8.
irpoCT-ayyeXXo), <o
announce
19, 6.
to.
Po/i/J. 4,
Mace 2, Lucian. I, 227.

Sept.
it is
7rpoo--ava8i8dcrK(o.
Philon
II, 92,
npocr-avaSiSapt.
Polyb. 10, 14,
3.
Impersonal, TTpoa-ayyeWeTai,
Pohjb.
2, 25, 2,
announced.
iTpo<x-avaâ>ypa(f>ea>
=z
dvaâ>ypa(j>ea>.
Philon
I,
iirovTM.
I,
oVt) KaToniv aiirois Sidn 2. To denounce, to accuse. Plut.
(^
684, 43.
npocr-avaSXl^ta.
Moer. 356
Philostrg.
(jAdv.
Clem.
298 F.
to
A.
embrace. Jos. B. J.
Basil.
7, 9, 1.
I,
500 B. 476 A.
Plotin. II, 1317, 12.
npoa-ayRaKiôjiai,
Trpo(T-avai.a-xvvTea.
Aristaen.
1,
21.
IV, 388 A.
Kpoa-avaKoBaLpa.
7rpoa--avaKaia).
TrpoiT-ayXatâ.
Jos. B. J. 5, 5, 2.
npoa-ayopdâ).
Diod. 13, 84.
irpocr-avaKaKiai,
Philon I, 428, 43. L. denuntio, to summon. Justinian.

Strab. 15,
:^=
1, 3.
irpocrayopevpa, aros, to,

tion.
(npoaayopeva) appellaJusi. Apol. 2,

6.
Cod.
1, 3,
42, i.
Dion. H. V, 252.
eas,
17,
Tvpoo-avaKoKvTTTa.
7rpo<T-avaKdpT!Tca
Ttpotrayopfvcns,
address.
Classical.
1.
dvakapTTToo.
Polyb.
11,
Dion.
H. V, 204,
I,
rj,
13.
Epict. Ench. 25,

letter.
to
34, 8.
P/u^
Jos.
386 C, direction on a
6v,
TrpoiT-avaKepdvmpi with.
irpotr-avaKLveai.
Ael.
N. A.
14, 4.
irpoaayopevTLKOi,
belonging
addressing.
Ant. 15,
ayopevTiKov,
Dlog.
7,
vocative.
App. II, 457, 63 to n-pocrhmpov given to a visitor. 66 2. In grammar, kK^tkos, Dion. Thr. 636.
6, 3,
so.
352 B. C. irpoiT-avaKKalm with. Synes. 1357 C. irpo(T-avaKkiva), to recline upon. Diod.

Plut.
I,
17, 41.
Strab. 14, 1, 43.

'77po<ravdKkun,s, ems,
ij,
:=
to npoaravaicKivea-Bai.
vpoa-ayoptvio, to nominate, to proclaim.
Polyb.
Lucian.
IF,
431.
4,48, 12.
App.
II,
234, 13.
11,
7rpoa-avaKoiv6op.ai loith.
Diod.
1, 16.
irpoa-aypv7rv<ij, to
watch over. Plut.
1093 C.
Theoph.
TrpocT-avaKov(j}Lâi.
Jos. Vit. 18.

Sext. 284.
Clem. A. n, 349 B.
TrpocT-ayayevs, etos, 6,
79.
Tvpoa-avaKpiva.
Plut. II, 592 E. F.
=:
p,av\L(Trrjs.
TTpoa-avaKpovopat
Plut. II, 920 B.
z^
dvaKpovopai
Sept.
Dubious.
npoa-aymyr),
4,
rjs, fj,
148 (150), p. 629. a person, demeanor.
a taking of medicine. Diosc. 2. Conduct towards 3. Adam. 1741 C.
trpoa-avoKiyopai, to recount.
19.
TTpofT-avdKiKpdto.
'irpoo--avdKoyiôpai.
TTpofT-avaXvco.
Mace.
2, 8,
Geopon.
5, 32, 2.
Presentation
of
candidate
conducting,
for
orders.
Plut. II, 115 A.
Euchol.
TrpoaaycoyiKos,
rj,
Caesarius 984,
to
6v,
leading
to.
wpoa-avapdiTtTopai,
self, to
gather, to collect for one's

self.
Fsevido-Dion. 333 A.
5r/)0(r-a8e'<.
bring upon one's

Basil.
I,
Philon
II,
332, 18.
Jos.
Ant. 13,
18.
537, 45.
Philon 225 A, to Ik.
II,
493,
Trjs fjSo,
5,4.
7rpoo--aS6Kecrxeaj.
Vit.
vrjs alcrxos.
Clim. 601 C.
Jos. B. J. 4, 1, 6.
irpoa-avapiva for.
Trpoa--avaperpea>.
Diod. 15, 41.

Antyll.
rrpoa-advp,a> at
7rpo(raiTi)f,
anything.
6, 9, 8.
apud
Orib. Ill, 630,
ov,
(irpoaaiTea)) beggar.
Marc.
499 C.
769.
14.
10, 46.
Joann.
ff,
Plut. II, 294 A.
npocr-avapLpvrjiTKa
28, 6.
4, 29, 7.
dvapipvrjO-Kta.
Polyb. 4,
itpoiralTqais, ecos,
a begging.
Plut.
11,
Trpoaanr)Tpia, as,
317 D.
-Also, npocroLTis,
17,
female beggar.
i8os.
II,
Clementin.
Macar.
A. I, 405 D. Herod, apud Orzi. I, 421. TrpoiT-ava^pmva). Antyll. apud Oj-S. Ill, 616, 1. TTpo(7'-ava^vai.
Cyrill.
!rpocr-aiwpeop,m upon.
Trpo(T-aKovTiâ> at.
Diod.
594, 50.
npoa-avanava) at or on.
Polyb. 4, 73,
3.
Sept. Sap.
8, 16, airfi.
irpoa--aKpi06a>
Lucian.
aKpiôw.
Ill, 311.
5, 7, 3.
-Diof/. 11,
611, 71:
5rpo(7-aKpo/3oXi'fofiai
'
Strab. 15,
1, 14.
Dion. H. VI, 1077.

17. 13, 2.
Strab. 16, 4, 10, p. 322,

20, 2, 1.
Ill,
aKpoôKiôpai.
Polyb.
Jos.
Ant.
6, 14, 4.
Epict.
3,
3, 71, 10.'
Sext. 580.
irpo-aaKeico.
n-potraXXijXot
Ci/rill.
Cyrill.
^.
I,
161 C.
Doubtful.
Orig. II,
Tvpoa-avaTreldio
On^.
1545 C.
44, 34, 6.
dvamido).
Dion C.
jrpis
dXX^Xotrs.
C^nH.
.1.1,
452 B.
A. X. 657 A.
eats,
'
Trpocr-avaneitkaaBai, apparently
vpoa-dKKoiaa IS, 1069 A.
t],
=;
aXKoioMTis.
...
lis
Synes. 1332 B, tj yg Ael. 'N. A. npoa-avaTrrjSdco, to leap upon.

TrcXdfm.
from dvairet^dô
5, 23.
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Trpocr-avaTrnrTQ)
Trpocr-avamirTa)
at.
938
Diod.
II,
Trpocy-airoreivta
Pobjh.
8, 14, 6.
TTpotT-avoibea or n-po(T-avoi8l<rKa>.
Herod, apud
583,
6.
Orib.
I,
498, 15.
to.
Gaien. VI, 324 B.

Sept. Sir. 3, 14.
5, 16, 4.
7j:po(T-ava'nKa(TtTa)
nz
avairKda-fTfo
I,
upon, or simply
13.
7rpo(T-avoiKo8opea)
amTrXao-o-m.
Philon
226,
26.
282,
15.
irpoa-avoip.aâ at.
Kpoa--avTeTnTda(Ta>.
Polyb.
Cornut. 209.
irpocr-avaKkrjpoai.
Sext 576,
Longin.
7, 1.
Dion C.
38, 43, 2.
Classical.
Sept. Sap. 19, 4
Ex. Vat. 133, 1. Diod. 3, 1. 5, 71. Philon IT, 442, 20. Paul. Cor. 1, 9, 12, et alibi. Apollon. D. Pron. 261 B. Athenag. 17, p. 924 A. Dion. Alex. 1300. irpofT-ava'TTveaj avanviai.
as V.
11.
Polyb. 11, 21, 4. Clementin. 48 B. npo<T-avnâliXa> before.

Trpo(r-avT(x<^ against.
npoa-avTilBoXeat.
Jos. B. J. 6, 2,
1.
7rpo(TavTiXaplSdvopai z=z dvrtXap^dvopat.

3, 3,
7, p.
Strah.
=
to
240,
7.
Trpod-avrtKfya.
7rpo(T-avTKea>

Diosc. 4, 65.
Antyll. apud
TTpoa-avawTa,
Arift.
attach
or impute
to.
Schol.
upon.
At. 567.
Philostrg.
OnS.
II,
336.
r],
7Tpoa--avaTrvv6avopai.
473 C.
Philon
irpotTdvT\q(n.s, ecos,
=
1.
to irpotravrKelv. Antyll.
TrpoiT-avapprjyvvoy or 'iTpo(T-avappr]yvvp.i.
1,
apud OnJ.
bluntly.
II,
336.
38, 28.
408, 45.
eais,
7],
Plut.
I,
559 A.
Cyrill.
7rpo<TdvTa>s (jrpofrdvTqs), adv. in
a bluff manner,
/os.
7rpoa-~avdpprjO't.Si
declaration.
A.
Diod. 14,
7, 1.
Nicol. D. 98.
IX, 865 B.
Trpoc-avappLTTLô}.
7rpoo--aj'ap7-ato to
Ant. 19,
Philon
or
jjt)on.
II,
602, 37.
Ill, 39.
npoa-aîow.
11,
7.
Sept.
Macc.
3,
7,
10.
PoZi/ft. 3,
Lucian.
17, 8, 5.
Trpocr-ava-ariâ), to tattoo in addition or
further-
n-poa-aTrayopeva.
Dion C.
38, 34, 5.
48, 43, 3
more.
A then.
12, 27, p.
524 E.
Philostrg.
UpoG-aTTTjyopevdT] prjTe ôvXevTrjv povopax^lv,
'7rpo(r-avaa-vpa> zrr dvaa-vpa.
549
prjTf SotjXov pa^hovxf~">, impersonal.
Frag.
-pacdaL
TTjv iaQrjTa.
99,
4.
2.
TTpoij-avardcra-a) to.
Artem.
irpofT-andyoi ^=: dirdyoi.
Philon
II, 33, 30.
TrpocT-avaTetva further or a?.

11,
Polyh.
5,
87, 4.
7rpo<T-aTracrea.
II,
Dion. H. VI, 1093, 14.

diravrdo).
Plut.
22, 3, to
II,
Clem. A.
IT poar-avaTepvoj.
be late. 18, 36, 9. 456 B, ttjv Ke(f>dkriv. Galen. X, 133 A.

Sept. Sir. 13, 23.
26, 3, 13.
177 E.
irpoa-anavrdai
^=
Clem. A.
18.
II,
297 B.
Philon II, 391, 45. Apocr. Act. Philipp.

20.
^po<r-auaTp7ra3.
Trpo(T-avaTpe<pa>, to increase
hy nourishing.
43.
1, 5, 4.
Cic.
Trpocr-dTra^,
once.
Aphthon. 112,
Porph
Attic. 6, 1,
wpo(T-avaTpe)(a)
83.
2.
to.
Diod.
142.
1,
Cer. 460.
Polyh.
Diod. 16,
Trpocr-aTraTdcc.
Strab. 6, 1, 5, p. 407.
Dion. H.
to.
I,
7rpoa-an(KSiopai.
Greg. Naz.
I,
664 B.
Apollon.
7rpoa--ava(j>epa>
2,
Sept. Tobit 12, 15.

9, 10.
Mace.
irpoo-awepydôpm.
irpoa--anepiSa> upon.
App.
I,
658, 68.
3, 21, 3.
11, 36.
Polyb. 17,
Diod. 17, 116.

Aristeas 5,
Polyb.
18,
TIVL
51.
Tt.
Dion. H.
II,
1168.
D. Synt. 131.
7rpoa--a7roP\cT7o> to
or
at.
Polyb.
5, 33,
4 as
v.
1.
irpocr-avaipdcyyopai.
'jTpo(r-ava(f)\yco.
Philon I, 161, 15. Philon I, 451, 46.
7Tpoa-aiTobibpda-Ka> also.
irpoiT-aivobihcopi.
Dion
C. 50, 33, 4.
Classical.
Djoji.
H. VI,
821,
7rpo<T-avd(l)opos,
ov,
(avaêpa)
running
I,
up.
11.
S/ra&. 12, 4, 10.
Apollod. Arch. 20.

npocr-avacjiaivea.
TvpotraTToboTeov
P7!!7oi I, 320, 20.
del
Trpoa-airohihovai.
ClasII,
Doubtful.
to
Clem. A.
1172.
sical.
P/ii7on II, 145.
Clem. A. 888 A.
Jbs. Ant.
21, 29.
!rpoa-ava)(a\da).
7rpoa--avaxpa>vvvpi,
Paul. Aeg. 302.

give or impart color 1059 F, et alibi. Porph. Them. 43, 16.
1.
to.
212 A. B.
7rpo(T-a7io6\iPa>
=:
a7ro5Xij3(0.
9, 4, 4.
Plut. 11, 672 F.

rrpoiT-aveyeipa)
to.
npofT-aiToBvrja-Kw.
Sept.
Ex.
Dion
53, 9, 4.
TTpoiT-aTroKaKvTrra>.
Trpofr-avepea-dai.
Jos. Ant. 19, 4,
Nil. 320 A. B.
Kpo(T-avipTTa> to or upon.
jrpoa-avevpia-Koi
Plut.
I,
124 P.
TrpoiT-aTroKOTrrm.
Philon
Cyrill.
II,
306, 38.
dvevpia-Km.
Strab. 15, 1, 22.
ivpo(T-aTToKip7rava.
7rpoa--aT70vi(co.
wpoa-avevpivo).
wpoiT-avexa), to
in.
Soran. 256, 34. hold to : to adhere

1,
to
to confide
7rpoir-a7ro7r\r]p6w.
Trpo(r-a7ro7rKvva}.
Polyb.
84, 12.
536 A. 628 C. Clem. A. I, 1213 A. Philon II, 333, 37.

Philostrg.
A.
I,
C.
Tatian. 18, p. 845 A,

I,
nvL
Sext. 641.
Trpoa-aTTonvlyco.
Clem. A.
Trpixr-avidco.
7Tpo(r-aviript
868 B. Synes. 1376 A. to. Plut. II, 1145 D.

Dion. H. V,
I.
Trpoa-OTropea.
817 A.
Aret. 81 C. Clem. A. 11, 209 A. 1221 A.

Cyrill.
Orig.
I,
npo(T-a7ro(Tfia>.
A.
I,
324 A.
1.
npotr-aviarapai against or upon.

158, 10.
7rpo<T-avoiya).
n-poa-awo(TKevd^.
Jos. B. J. 4, 5, 4.
Jos. B. J. 2, 12,
I,
Dion C. 39, 54, Dion C. 73, 9,
as v.
irpoiT-mroiTTpiâi towards.
TTpoo-aTroT-eiKco Zo.
4.
CTem. X.
1176 B.
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Trpoa-aTroTidTjfii
irpotr-airoTidrjiii.
939
Clem. A. n,
9,
TTpoa-B laTacTuco
, (/Spaxot)
6, 3, 6,
Polyh. 13,
Ael.
2,
irpoa-^paxfis,
1.
AoaZ/.
5ra6.
7, 4,
512 B.
irpoiT-anoTpiô) upon.
iTpo(T-aiTO<^paxrtTai.
5, 4, 4,
pp. 387. 450.

altar.
N. A.
63.
wpoa-âfuos,
39.
irpoa--yav6a>.
a, ov,
near the
II,
Heliod. 10,
Trpoa-aira)6eai
irpo<7-apda-a-a)
Dion C.
at.
I,
42, 38, 3.
a.7rai6fa,
Sept. Sir. 13, 21.
Philon
e's,
against or
Plut.
Died.
II,
527, 56.
npoa-yevfis,
416, 17.
Cyrill.
(Tvyyevrjs.
A.
I,
353
Philon
I,
312.
306 C. D.
Lucian.
D.
Euagr. 2789 B.
Mai. 482,
10.
Ill, 323.
irpocr-ypa^rj,
ap8o>.
7rpo(rdp8a>
^=
Jos. B. J. 3, 3, 4.
r/s, ij, L. adscriptio, addition in writing, used with reference to the I in
npoa-apiaKOi.
Vit. Nil.
Jun. 117 A.
Strab. 17,
9, 1,
irpoa-apidpia among.
Jos.
54, p. 399.
the diphthongs AI (long A), HI, and Eust. 174, 1. 1409, 47, toC iS>Ta.
irp6o-ypa(j>os, ov, {npoa-ypafâi)
S2I.
Plut.
Ant. 7, 12, 4. n, 1029 C. D.

ov,
9.
4,
5,
pp. 402. 482.

northern.
1, 4,
L.
1,
adsoripti354,
1 7,
Plotin. I, 86, 16.

tJie
tins,
Tai,
enrolled.
Dion. H.
ttoXi-
TTpocr-dpicnos,
towards
north,
adscriptitii cives, naturalized citizens.
Polyb. 34, 5,
5, p.
5'fra6. 2, 1, 2.
7, 3.
7, 1, 1.
99.
Jos. B. J. 1,
Cyrill.
to,
I,
2. Substantively, to npoa-ypacôv, L. scriptum, writing, bill. Plut. U, 832 A, npijsCedr.

I,
irpo(r-app<oaToi.
A. X, 268
1056 B.
C.
Isid.
298, 18, tablet to write on.
Trpocr-apTqjia, aros,
appendage.
Gn.
irpo(T^pd<â>, L.
adscribo,
to
1269 B.
!rpoa--aa-Ka>.
Clem. A.
Polyb.
said of the
3, 1, 19.
in the diphthongs
annex in writing, AI (long A),

Drac.
Eust.
npo(T-apTiu>s, lately.
Sept.
5,
Mace.
HI, and QI.

657,
108, 13.
109, 4.
Philon
I,
I,
Dion. Thr. 639, 14. Apollon. D. Pron. 371 C.
42.
upotr-axTTpaiTTto
Ill,
1006, 16.
1251, 25.
17.
upon.
Greg. Naz.
toith.
169 C.
npo(T-bawavd(o.
Dion. P. 180, 21. Luc. 10, 35. Lucian. Ill, 417.

47, 4, 3.
659 A.
Lyd. 237,
npotT-aiTxoKeco
upon or
70
Greg. Naz. Ill,

Clim. 940
TTpocT-SeiSai.
Dion C.
rj,
948 D.
Simplic.
(41).
n-poa-SeKTiKos,
ov, accepting, receiving.
Clem.
Sept.
A.
irpotTavKi}, ^?, ^, î: awXij ?
I,
629 A.
npoiT-aiîns, fws,
C.
fj,
= avîns.
Diosc.
Simoc. 89, 12.
n-poo--6eKTof, ov, L. acceptus, acceptable.
Euthal. 704
705 A.
Themist. 385, 10.
irpoiT-avTovpyea).
n-poiT-a(paipew.
irpoiT-a<pf], rjs,
f],
Prov. 11, 20. Sap. 9,12. Martyr. Polyc. 1040 C. Clem. A. II, 445 A. irpoa-Sfî.s, ems, ^, a receiving. Diog. 7, 165.
frpoiT-hetTp.evw to
Simoc. 125, 12.

z=z
d(j)rj.
or on.
Diod.
4,
59.
Iambi.
jTpo<T-a<J3Lcp6a>
7rpo<T-a<j)i>]pi
^potr-a(j)pLâ)
vpotr-âKxeito
= = =: ^
1,
27.
Adhort. 136.
Trpoa-dca-p-eco
d(f>i,fp6a>.
Leo. Novell. 224.

1,
=^
preceding.
Marc. Erem. 1045
diplripi.
d(f>pl^<o.
Strab. 15,
31.
C.
Socr. 744, A.
Heliod.
3, 3.
irpotT-bm^piX"'irpocr-hiaKpLva).
Galen. VI, 316 B.

^=.
Orib.
tei
II,
liaKxevco.
Philostr. 667.
emit.
5.
236,
irpoa^dWai,
2, 2,
to
throw out
to, to
Strab. 15,
12.
sc.
da-p.rjv,
they have a fishy smell.

6<Tp,fjv.
TTpofrbiakqiTTiov
Trpoo'diaKafiPdveiv.
Diosc. 4, 50, rpdyov

irpotT-âa-avi^co.
Antyll.
apud
288, 12.
Ong'.
II,
p.
214 B. C.
Posidon. apud Athen. 5, 52, Pseudo-/os. Mace. 8, p. 508.

fj,
93 A.
Trpoa'-diafiapTvpofiaL.
Cyrill.
A.
J,
217 C.
Simplic. 117
Ttpoa-âmi, ems,
8.
2.
landing-place.
Polyb. 4, 56,
Iren. 617
7rpoa-dLavia-Tap.ai before, in front.
Progress:
progression.
A, dpidpoi (l A. I, 368 B.
irpo<rPia(TTeov
+ 2-|-3 + 4^ 10).
compulsion.
Orib.
Sei Trpotr/Sidfetrflm.
(70 C).
vpoa--8iano\ep.ea>.
irpoa-diaiTOpeai
to.
Clem.
I,
Dion C.
42, 53,
6.
Plut. II, 669 E.
irpocT-fiiaa-pos, ov, to,
459.
II,
wpoa-Siapdpoa.
Greg. Naz. Ill, 193 C.

Aristid.
2.
I,
^=
es,
Ptoi.
Trpoa-StapKea further, more.

TTpoa-Siapirdô).
661, 19.
125 D.
npoa^XapTjs,
Basil.
I,
Polyb. 4, 79,
Z>io;i
47,
(n-pocr/SXaTTTO))
injurious.
14, 3.
112 D.
Jos. Ant. 6, 13,
ov,
a,
TvpotT-buKTaîio.
Polyb.
3, 24, 15.
Hipparch.
Clem. A.
I,
irpo(T-â<T^r)p.ea.
TTpoa^XiivTeos,
Jul.
297 A.
e(os,
f),
jrp6tTfi\e\jfis,
= ^
6.
1093 B.
,S(ra6. 16, 4, 15.
10, 1, 2, p. 332, 1.
ov
Sei
Trpoa^Xinciv.
Pfai. II, 22 B.
Sext. 215, 8.
1168 C.
PZui.
n-poa-Siaa-reXkopai.
84.
to 7rpo(r/3XrU'.
Sept. Jar. 10,
Posidon. apud ^<ên.

1 7.
6,
n, 45 C.
JTpoa-^XrjTos,
T),

Plut.
II,
6v,
joined.
9.
Trpoa-8iaa-Tp(pa>.
526 C.
1083 B.
3.
wpoaôXrj,
rjs, fj,
the
edge of a sword.
Dion
C.
7rpoa-8iaTapd(70'a>.
n-poo-Starao-o-o).
Dion
C. 36, 13,
II,
38, 49, 5.
P&7on
324, 41,
598, 29.
npoiT-^pd^m against or upon.
Pto.
II,
675 E.
Jos. Ant. 4, 8, 41.
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i6j)fit,
940
53, 6.
7rpocr-eK\va.
TrpotT-efiêpeia
7rpo(T-&iaTi6rjjjii.
Apollon. D. Synt. 291, 15. 25.

Antyll.
77po<r-f(cXoyfo(u.
Philon
11,
II,
279, 30.
I>jon
7rf)0(7-8ia<pope(D.
apud
II,
Orib. II, 339, 8.
irpoa-biepcvvaw.
TTpo(r-hievKptV<ii)
Trpocx-Sua-Trjpj.,
Pldlon
Orib.
I,
333, 49.
Plut.
143 D.

459.
51, 18,
1.
TrpotT-eKiiaivofiai.
7rpo(T-K7rcTdinfvfit,.
Aret. 112 D.
npoa-Oi.oi.Keai.
Dion C.
7rpo(r-fK7ri7rra)
1, 2, 3, p.
TtpoeKTriirrm.
1.
Eust. Ant. 681 A. Dubious.
Strai.
wpoa-SoKao), to expect.
Trpoa-SoKT],
rjs, f},
Diod. 19, 24, (rvvdêiv. Simoc. 220. Trpoa-doKia.
25, 20 as v.
irpoa-SoKrjTeos, a, ov,
TrpotT-fKirovio).
ov Sfi wpoaSoKav.
Orig.
B. 1217 A.
Trpocr-eKiropLôi.
II,
IV, 264 C.
wpoa-hoda, as,
17,
expectation.
to
Ilapa
a
npocrSofigure
TTpoa-iKTroTeov,
Clem. A. 805 I, 534 D. 517 A. Galen. X, 146 B. one must drink in addition^
Plut.
dav,
contrary
expectation,
of
Plut. II, 1111 C.

iipo(T-eKiTplaa6ai.
Hermog. Rhet. 440, 10. {Arist. Nub. Pseudo- JDemeir. 17, 4. 12. GoZ(7smi</i, Citizen of the World, 177. 859.
(comic) rhetoric.
Dion C.
ij,
49, 14,
5.
Trpotr-eWroHTtr, ear,
7, 3, 4.
a going
too far.
Strdb.
XVIII.)
Trpoa-Spop.fl,
rjt, fj,
Trpo(7-eK7rvp6a>.
Lucian.
II, 522.
(jrpoo-rpexw) occurrence.
Ptol.
7rpo(r-KTa7riv6Q>.
Plut. II, 814 E. Plut. II, 463 F.
Tetrab. 116.
7rpoa-'Sv<TKo\alvQi.
T!po(T-bva-(f>r]fiia.
irpocr-eKTapda-ira.
Dion C,
Plut. II, 818 A.
61, 8, 2.
npoa-cKTiKois (irpoa-eKTiKos), adv. attentively. Orig.
Ill,

Jos. Ant. 6, 12,
Jos.
2.
irpo<T-bv(Txepaiv(j3.
216 D.
Orz^r. I,
TTpoo'-dvo'coTreai,
B. J.
27,
2, 14, 7.
7rpo(r-eKrpayft)8eo).
844 A.
3,
7,
TTpofT-dcopeopai.
ff/joo-eam.
Diod. 17, 34.

7.
!rpoar-fKTpa)(rjKlôp,ai.
Epitt.
16.
Sext..
Zuc. Act.
6. 7.
580, 12,
to
n-po(r-cyyif"i '"
come near,
Josu.
approach.
Pobjb. 39,
Basil.
Sept.
1, 4.
wpoa-eKTV(j>\6a>.
irpocr-fKCJjfpai.
Plut. 11, 176 F.
557 C.
Gen. 33,
8, 27, 10,
3, 4.
Polyb.
3, 27, 8.
riw.
Z>iorf. 3, 16.
7rpoo-eK(ôê'a).
I,
Dion
17,
77, 15, 3.
irpo(Teyyta-p,6s, ov, 6,
approach.
360 B.
552.
irpocr-e'Xaerty, etos,
z=
to irpotreXavvcw.
3.
Plut.
(?re^. iVj/ss. Ill,
165 C.
1017 D.
iViY.
n, 866 C.
Chrys.
II,
X)jon C. 40, 22,
77po(T~yKatvL^<o ^zz eyKaivL^co.
Genes. 113, 13.
Trpoo-e'Xeucrtr, emj, ^,
approach.
Adam.
741 B.
TrpocT-eyKaXeai.
Ill,
Classical.
Tit.
365 A.
Oenom. apud Bus. B. 1069 C. Epiph. II,

I,
365 B.
ProcL Farm. 655
(76).
TTpofreXeuffre'ot'
;^
a,
Set Trpotrepêo'dai or TrpoccX-
64 A,
irpoa-eyiceXevopMi.
0elv.
4;Aen. apud Oni.

ov,
wpocr-eyKpiva.
Trpofj-eyxptci.
669 F. Greg. Naz. Ill, 1596 A.

Plut.
TrpoaeKrjvaios,
Ill, 184.
following.
Hippol.
Haer. 136, 98 (quoted).

wpoui'Krjvos, ov,
(^(reXrjvrf)
Strat. 99.
before the moon, older
irpo(T-yXa>vwp.i,.
irpoa-cSpfVTfov
I,
Geopon. 11,
7, 2.
Set TrpocreSpeucii'.
Cyrill.
A.
765 B.
ov, d,
7rpo(r-e5i(r/ioy,
habituation.
Greg. Nyss.
Plut.
than the moon. Plut. II, 282 A. Clem. A. I, 61 A. Geopon. 1, 6, 2, rjp.piu, the first days after new moon. Diod. 20, Trpoor-eXXeiVco, to be wanting still.
Ill,
1077 A.
I,
101.
339.
Trpoa-eStaTeov i^z Sei irpoaedlêiv.

irpoo--t\rjp.a, arcs,
irpoa-eXmô) further.
Trpoir-epiâlva.
Patr. 128, 18.

Plut.
I,
Nub. 10
to, roll, knot.
Schol. Ari3t.
Diosc. 5, 19.
661 A.
Plotin.
KpaifivKos.
5rpoo--e/i^Xe7ra) at.
I,
Clementin. 356 B.
Sept. Sir. 13, 3.
Ti-poa-acmpda-orai.
7rpoiT-ei(r(f)epa.
71 poa-ei(T(popd,
Plut.
195 B.
596, 8.
contribution.
II, 750, 5.
Philon
as,
rj,
II,
trpoa-ffi^pipAoiiai.
additional
Jos. Ant. 17,

7rpoo--fK/3oXXo),
7, 1.
(0
produce, prolong a line, in

4.
barbarous for jrpoaciiâkow (JpfidWa), to mend, repair clothes. Stud. 1741. Diosc. 2, 90. 105. Ruf. apud TTpocr-e/iTrao-o-ti).
TTpocepiraXoto,
geometry.
17, 3, 1,
7rpo(7-eK/3oa(B
Cleomed. 61, pp. 178. 406.
S^caS.
2, 5,
14.
Ori6. II, 276, 6.

TTpoo-epTriVpr/pi.
Sep(.
Ex.
7,
22, 6.
Philon
II,
eKôdai in addition, at the

44, 20, 3.
same
340, 28.
Jos. B. J. 3,
36.
time.
Dion C.
irpoa-epirLTTTai.
6, 6.
7rpo(T-cpirKfja-<T<o.
Onos. 28.
TTpod-eKdidda-Koi.
7rpoa--fK0Ki^co.
Dion C. Frag.
Clem. A.
II,
605 A.
Pallad.
Laus.
Diosc. 4, 152 (155).

Sept.
npo(TepiTohl^<a
3,
i^z
ip,noSi(a>.
TrpoiT-eKKaia.
9, 6.
Num.
21, 30.
Jos. B. J.
1233 C.
npoiT-ep.(pavt^co.
Plut. II, 600 E. F.
Sext. 580. 668,
Jos.
Ant.
8,
7,
3.
Longin.
21.
wpo(T-eKKa\v'rrra>.
Trpocr-e/cXfyo).
17, 3.
Strab. 11, 6, 4.
6,
*7rpoo-ep0epeta,
II,
as,
^,
resemblance.
Epicur.-
PoZyS.
24, 2.
Philon
596.
apud
Z)io5'. 10,
58.
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Plut. II, 168 A.
941
547 B. C.
Plut. II,
7rj00o"-67rtoo"/i6a)
rpoo-ffMôpeiB.
7rpo(re/x(|)opi)Tcoi'
TTpocr-eiTaindopai.
Plut.
Jos.
I,
887 C.
C.
Sel Trpoireficjiopetv.
TTpoo-fTravdyo)
(o.
1104 B.
irpoo-e/i(|)pao'<r(B.
irpoa-enavfpecrdai
Hymnog. 996 Dion C. 77, 8, 2.

Eus.
II,
Galen. VI, 124 F.
Trpocr-eTraviarapai,.
816 B.
irpoa'-efi'pioiiai ^z:: cficjivofiai the
more.
Diod.
II,
7rpo(T-eiravop66a>.
Trpocr-eiravrXioi.
Cyrill.
Cyrill.
558, 69.
A. I, 796 C. A. I, 764 C.
88, 85, 2.
69, 2, 4.
2, 3. 4.
npoa-ivayxos, adv. very recently.

Trpoa-evha^CKfiopoi.
12.
Longin. 44,
1.
7rpoo--e7ro7rfiXe'Q).
PhUon
I,
514, 42. 11, 286,
7rpoa--napdopai.
77poa-e7{dpxo>.
D(on C. Dion C.
41, 33, 2.
Jos. Ant. 8,
Trpoa-evdvop,ai.
irpoa-eveKriov
Sleph. Diac. 1089 C.

Set irpoiTct>fpea-6ai.
5rpo(7-f7rai;^(B.
X>ion C. 40, 18,
56, 10,
1.
66,
Classical.
8, 3.
PJiilon II, 372, 20.
Trpocr-fTTcyeipco.
Jbs.
Galen. VI,
72 D.
irpoa-evibpito at.
Ant. 13, 13,

2.
3.
I,
324
Trpo(T-ivîs, fair, ^,
npoa-fveyKTeov.
7rpo(T(j)opd.
7rpoo-OT7ri/.
PoZi/S. 4, 85,
P/(.
660 D.
Vit.
Epiph.
Anton.
8,
50.
Sophrns. 3330 C.
lamhl. Myst. 234.
Jos. Ant. 3, 6, 5. 8, 3,
74, 11.
7.
7rpoo--jro-dyci).
7rpoa--eTrei(TCpepa>.
Galen. VIII, 42 C.
Poll.
5,
140.
Longin.
9,
irpoar-emo) to or !oi(A.
12.
Trpocr-eTrfXwifa).
Hermes
Tr.
Poem.
Eus. HI, 561 A.
Dion
C. 45,
6, 3.
I,
Sophrns. 3621 B.
vpoiT-evTpl^m.
5rpoo-e(/Twy;(ai'<a.
TTpoo-enepâlvw.
I,
Greg. Naz.
Diosc.
1,
897 A.
Philon
Z)!'on.
Epiph.
TrpoiT-VTV7r6(o.
989 A. PZm<. II, 275 C. Clementin. 193 B.

Polyb. 4, 4,
Plut.
Jos.
I,
7rpoo--E7rc/i(3dXXo).
62. 72. pp. 64. 65.
npotT-cnepydôpm,
II,
to cultivate carefully.
203, 28.
522, 25.
Iren. 556 A.
irpoa-evv^pi^co.
^po(r~vv(baLV(o.
7ipo(r-eâypiaivai.
2.
892 B. Ant. 2, 14,
Bus. \a, 936 C. Clem. A. I, 661 C. jrpo(T-en^rjyiopM.

3.
7rpoa--eirepaiTda>.
Alex. 1260 C.
Aristeas
8.
Orig.
I,
1185 A.
C. 2,
irpoa-eâipATcoins, emj, ^, conversion into blood.
irpoa-cTrevxopm.
15.
Just. Apol. 2, 15.
Dion
19,
Philon
II,
244, 35.
Jos.
to.
irpoa-fâlpa.
Ant.
8, 6, 1.
I,
Kpoa-cTTcvmviôpat..
Philon
II.
276,
their
wpoa-eâvia-rapat
60, 6, 1.
Trpoff-eâTrXdco.
Plut.
384 B.
5ea;<.
2,
Dion
price
is
increased.
7rpoa-e7rrjXf<^-
Galen. IV, 573 C.
Erotian. 18.
Se/i(.
2,
611, 19.
12, 21.
Trpoo-em-aTrarda).
16.
7rpoa"67rt/3atVo>
Dubious.
eVtjSaiVo).
Sept.
Job
38,
7rpo<r-e|a7roo-TeX\o).
ffpoo--e|d7rT(o.
Mace.
16, 3.
still
irpo(T-câcrKea)
3,
/os. Ant.
14, 9, 4.
Jos. B. J.
^=
Jbs. B. J. 3,
â<TKea>
I,
more.
Trpoa-em^fja-m
(as
v.
1.),
causative.
7, 30 On^.
10,
7.
PZm;.
716 A.
or on.
Plut. II, 346 E.
VII, 74
87, 8.
npoo-em/Saii/cTe poi.
ieo Diac.
irpoiT-eêKavvai besides
Dion C.
45, 16, 2.
7rpo(r-f7ri(3od(n.
Dion
to.
75, 4, 4.
irpo(r-eie\iyxa>.
7rpotr-e|eXi(ro-(o.
Dion C.
Polyb.
Plut. II,
-/os-
38, 41, 2.
59, 2, 5.
!rpo<T-emôr)6ea>
Jos.
6,
40, 13.
7rpoa--cm8a\ln\vopai.
Ant. 7, 7, 1, p. 380. Philonll, 286, 12. Chrys.

Polyb.
4,
n-poir-e^fpea.
7rpotr-|epe5ifffl.
924 A.
&!/.
X, 141 E.
irpocr-emheiRvva or Trpoo-eTrtSfiKWfii.
3, 55, 4.
Vit. 57, p. 28.
7rpoo--e|epei8ofim 7)ore or
irpoa-eîTaa-Tiov
Polyb.
82, 5.
Sea;(.
Set
Trpocrcêrdêiv.
Philon
irpoa-emSripeo)
n, 416,
9.
7rpocrc7n8i8dcTKa>
= =
:^
611, 11.
iiTiBrjpea).
Jos. B. J. 2, 11,
CTe?n.
2.
cViSiSdo-Km.
4.
II,
irpo(r-eêvpapi^to.
vpoa--e^riyeopaL.
irpoa-e^Treipoco
4, p.
Eus. 11, 1424 C. Mace. 2, 15, 11. more and more. Strab.
Sept.
396 B.
Trpoo-fTTiSiopifm.
GaZen. X, 449 C.
f'm8o|dfo).
12, 2,
7rpoo--mSo|dfm
GcZ^ 19,
1.
509, 10.
Plut. II, 689 E. F. Plut. II, 128 E.
eoiKoras.
7rpoa-emSpda-(Topat.
Trpoa-emCriTia).
Trporr-eTridedopai..
I,
Polyb.
9, 10, 6. 5, 11.
21, 11, 6.
5, 6.
irpoa-eîKpaâ,.
irpo<r-e|iVT7//it.
Polyb. 25,
Anton.
ffpotr-cooeoTmr
28.
Dion Chrys.
3,
402,
PoZZ.
wpoa-emde(Tm(a>.
Trpoa-eniBemprjreov
9, 11.
Longin. 30, 1. Philon II, 170, 21.

Seljrpoa-ejnBeaipilv.
Longin.
Trpo(r-eTrayye'K\opuM.
5,
Diod.
54.
17, 54.
105.
TrpocT-trndpiTrTio.
7rpo(r-e7rdya>.
Polyb. 15, 25,
6.
Clem. A.
in
I,
Trpoo-fTTiKaXco).
Clem. A. I, 429 B. Dion C. 62, 6, 2.

still
621 B.
wpoa-eiroBpryriov
7rpoa-emKaraTciva>
more. Pseudo-/os. Mace.
=i
8fi
iiroBpciv
addition.
9, p. 509.
CyrUl.
A.
II,
88 A.
Trpo<T-e7riKripicr(ra.
Dion C.
Polyb.
38, 17,
7,
irpoo-cTraipca.
v4rr.
Anab.
4, 5, 4.
CTem.
.4. I,
rrpoa-emKoapea,.
6, 25.
6, 22, 3.
Philon
II,
397 A.
Dion C.
48, 21, 2.
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7rpOiT-7nKpaTti)
7rpo(T-e7riKpovoj.
7VpO(T77LKV7rTCO
'.
942
7rpo(r-e7ri-ôvToi.Sj
Trpocr-evxTl
moreover.
Dion C. 44, 27, 1. Dion C. 36, 49, 1. = iviKviTTa. Damasc.

write
46.
Nectar.
1821 B.
EptpA.
II,
I,
337 C.
Eustrat. 2296 A.
38, 8, 5.
273
7rpoo"-e7rtTpe7rG).
Dion C.
Plut. II,
A,
/3i/3Xa).
Trpoa-imTpiâ,.
npoir-ciiiKixpôfmi.
II,
1048 F.
Gre^r. iVjfSs.
npoa-ewi\i.Kpdopai,
224 B.
Jos.
PhilonW, 318,
irpoir-fTri-Xifwotra-m
7rpo(T-e7nTvyxdv<o.
Xi/i(itrcr(o
B.
J. 1, 10, 3.
1, 19.
besides.
Lyd.
7rpo<T-(7rixj)i]piô>.
Strab. 17,
Philon
11,
355, 15.
wpo(j-T!i\vopm, to utter.
630.

4,
7rpo<i-e7nipdeyyop.m72, 24, 1.
Polyb. 10, 4,
7.
Dion
11.
C.
wpoa-empavddvco.
Diod.
25.
(?afen.
VI,
34 B.
7rpo(T-empfpi(a>.
TrpotT-emiJ.eTpea>.
7rpoa-m<j>doveai.
Oemin. 856 C.
Polyb. 4, 51, Polyb. 20,
4.
6.
'rrpo<T-tTn<poiTda>.
Diod. Ex. Vat. 114, Philon II, 67, 27. Clem. A.

Plut.
I, I,
Lucian.
11,
irpoff-eTnc^vopai.
Trpoo'-eTTifpQJveco.
238.
Trpotr-emvoia.
6,
352
1056 B. D.
Z>w^. 14, 42.

II, 84.
7rpocr-e7rt;(e<B.
Diosc. 5, 49.
Plut. II, 1058 A.
Strab. 1,4,
7, p.
npoa-emvopodeTea I, 669 A.
Trpoa-fmvia-crm.
102.
Philon
77poa'-e7n)(d>vvvpi.
imvop.o6eTai.
Cyrill.
A.
n-poa-emijfciiSopai.
Galen. VI, 365 A, rmos.
Trpoo-'eTTopwpi.
Soran. 250, 29.
Trpoa-snmip.TTa.
7rpO(r-e7ri7rXacr(ra).
npocreiniTvew
Proc. Ill, 108. Cornut. 81. Clem. A.

S.
II,
Dion C. 37, 38, 2. Dion 43, 20, Trpoa-eTro^XHrKafto. Dion. H. V, 48, 8. Trpoa-epaviô).
4.
7rpoa--fpdiâi.
Epict.
I,
2,
2,
16.
Ctem. A.
I,
iirLirveai.
129 A.
II,
1285 C.
-Basz'Z.
269 C.
Polyb.
1,
npoa-7!Lppaiva>.
Trpoa--emppa>vvpi..
Eunap. V.
Polyb. 4, 80,
50 (89). Philon 3.
Trpoo-cpei'Sm against.
17, 8, et alibi.
Plut. II, 332 A.

irpoa-epia-rfjs, ov, 6, J'eieZ.
520, 44.
7rpoo"-e7ria"e/xin5i/a).
Symm. Ezech.
12, 3.
Dion C.
PîZon
51, 21, 3.
iJus. Ill,
npo(r-ep7Tvâ> i:^ irpotrepiro).
PZu(. II, 755 E.
I, 16, 32.
npo(T-ea-TTepws,
ov,
towards the west, western.
141 C.
7rpo(T-e7no-iTiôpat.
TTpoa-'iTncrKi'KTop.ai.
Polyb.
PoZ!/6. 1, 29, 1.
1, 2, 6.
Diod. 14, 34.

1, 2,
Dion. H.
Lucian.
I,
36. 68. Galeii.
Strab.
19.
I,
PAiZoTi II, 331, 17.
7!-po(TTaipeop,ai, :^^
npocreTaiplôpm.
X, 173 A.
npocr-eina-Kevdîti
7rpoa"-67rt(TK07rctt).
7rpoo--7rt(rKa)7rrci).
647.
Jos.
Ant.
II,
I,
8, 6, 1.
7rpO(TSTOV (jrpoo'irjpi)
I,
zizz
Bel irpotrievai.
Philon
Galen.
Plut.
288 D. 604 A. B.
267, 26.
Dion
C.
7rpoa-en, in addition.
rOVTOiS,
Eus. H, 49
Upoain
47,8,4.
7rpO(r-eiTl(TVyKpLVQ}.
=:
TTpOff
tovtois-
Plot Tetrab. 105. 1392 A. Philon I, 695, 19. II, 297, 12. Trpoa-fma-vpa,. Anast. Ant. 1392 B. Plut. II, 104 E. 7rpO(T-7n(T(pd(T<T<0. Philon I, 291, 12, to confirm. npoa--fma-<f)lyy(x>. Greg. Naz. IV, 96 A.
npoff-eTnavvdirraj.
Pilot. Ill,
7rpo(T-vayyekiôp,ai.
'irpoa--evepyeTea>.
Theod. Mops. 669 A.
Diod. 13, 22.
Dion
C. 41,
63, 3.
irpocr-evKotpeco
for any one.
Philon
11, 572, 33.
Epict.
1, 27, 21.
3, 22, 72.
irpocevKTeov
Orig.
I,
^=
Set Trpoa-evxâSai.
Cels.
apud
1553 C. Eus.
17,
Orig.
I,
441 B.
npoa-eTr-urxvpiia>.
2.
Dion C. 40,
Nicom.
Jos.
39, 3.
78, 28,
npoa-evKTripLov, ov, 6, house

II,
of prayer.
Ill,
Philon
Dtog.
16, 21.
9, 77.
168.
II,
736 B. 848 A.
312 A.
n-poa-iTna-Mpeua.
2,
91.
Epict.
1, 2,
24.
irpotr-euKTOcdf,
dv, precaiive, precatory.
Men.
^rtejn. 29.
Bhet. 154, 10, 5pi/os.
Trpoa-eTriToKanraipea).
7rpo(T-(mTeivai.
Ant.
4, 5, 2.
Trpotr-fuXoye'ci).
ôs.
Ant.
4, 8, 47.
Polyb.
I,
1, 63, 2.
Diorf. 11, 557,

7,
rrpo<T-vtTxo\i(o at or
m.
Jos. Ant. 2,
9, 6.
B.
53. 54.
Philon
115, 34.
Jos. B. J.
3, 3.
J. 4, 10, 2.
7rpoo--ureXifiM7rpo(T-ev(j)paivco.
ij/f?-
Orig. m, 400 A. VII, 81 B, dWrjv avrov dpapriav, as an objection. Trpoo-eTTtreXeo) =: eVtreXeo). Eus. II, 1428 A. Trpocr-eTTtrepareuo/Aat. Clem. A. I, 81 A IIpoo"PZu<. II, 60 F.
182, 23.
I,
Philon
230.
irpoa-evxdSiov, ov, to,
(npocrfvx^^ prayer-room,
oratory.
eniTepaTevovraL
rrj
trvfiipopa.
Cont. 858, 19.

Sept. Sir.
Tlieopl. Porph. Cer. 118. 121. 2. Faldstool, to kneel on at
TTpo<T-TnTe-)(ydop.ai.
7rpotr-67rTt/xa&>,
Proc.
ccf?fZ
II, 97, 14.
churcli, F. jon'ediew.
irpoo'-evxapi.irTea.
Trpoa--evx'i, ^r>
6,
Typic. 32.
io
as a penalty.
13, 22.
Dion C.
KQ^'
58, 19, 5.
Petr. Alex. 468
npo(rc7rtTtjaT^^f)z/at
aurots aTTo t^s TrpoaeKcv-
19.
(Tew?
VTr6pvT]<riv
aXKas
Te(r(rapdKOVTa
Gre^.
Sepf. Par. 2, fj, prayer to God. Tobit 13, 1. Ps. 4, 2. 140, 2. 2. TA. 1048 B, church service.
ripepai.
Proseucha,
house
or place of prayer.
Digitized
by Microsoft
TTjOOtreuj^tTijs
943
('Adrjvaios).
Trpoa-decrii;
Philon II, 523, 22. 44. 71, 16. Luc. Act. 16, 13. 16. Jos. Ant. 14, Eus. II, 152 A. Epiph. Vit. 54. 10, 23. 3, 7, 20 ISept. Mace. 1, 3, 46. n, 757 A.
Cleomed.
535.
OlftOf
(kaas).
Apollon. D.
Praenomen.
Lesbon. 170 (183). Drac. 62 Pron. 292 A. 2. Dion. H. I, 577. II, 635, oi/opa
(Sepouioy, Servius).
Pint.
I,
406 D. E.
Philon
I,
or TOTTOS 5rpO(TVX^S-]
'
irpoo-Eux'"!^' ""i
priest.
""^
'''^''
P^^y^>
irpoa-rjyopiKuis, adv. appellatively.
160,
Ifpfvs,
21.
Did.
.4.
645 A.
^Xiafco.
Achmet. 138.
to
n-poo-T/Xtdfo)
=:
rrpo(Tvxoiiai,
pray.
Sept.
'Ynep veKpav Trpoa-evxâ-dm,

dead.
Maco. 2, 12, 44 to pray fur the

el
7rpocr-^Xi|, iKOi, 6,
Geopon. 6, 2, 6. of mature age. Soran. 255,

to.
20
7rp0(T7)\lKO'Tp0S.
Marc.
1, 9
Tov ioTiv,
Phil.
34 Ilpoa-rjvxfro "iva, napeXdji an airov f] Sipa.

14,
hvvaI'aul.
7rpo<7-7)\d(B, to
nail
Classical.
2,
Sept.
Mace.
B. J.
II,
3, 4, 9.
2,
Paul. Col.
14,
W tiw.
Jo.i.
Kai toCto Trpoirevxopai. Iva r/ ayairq [The ancient ChrisvjiSiv .... irepLiTtTe^Krri. Clem. A. II, tians ^raj/eri towards (Zie eas<. Terlull. I, 370 A. Orig. I, 556 D. 461 A.
BasU.. IV,
14, 9 Sraupo) TrpotxrjXSxrai riva.
Plut.
718 D, et alibi. Apollod. Arch. 24. 28. Just. Apol. 1, 58. Lucian. I, 185. /ren. 608 A. Method. 397 D.
npotTr}kv(Ti9,
188 B.
189 C.
192
C,
tliey
fwy,
^,
:z=
Trpoo'eXcutrty.
Jws/.
^lir&y&A standing.
Gregent. 669 C.
Anast.
to
Tryph.
47, 9.
28, p.
536 A.
rj,
Sin.
40
TrpocrrjXvTeva-ts, ims,
pilgrimage.
Aquil.
Gen.
5, 5.
Trpoff-effjapfioffreov
rrz
Set
7rpo(r-e(f)apfjLQ^tv,
apply
to.
Orig. Ill, 785 D.

^z:
etpevpitrKO).
TTpooTJkvTevo), to be Trpoo^Xuros.
Aquil. Ps.
1Tpo(re<^vpifTKfa
Clem. A.
Tit.
I,
Eus. IV, 472 B.

irpofrrjKvros, ov, 6,
Epiph.
I,
272 A.
1217 A.
jrpoiTixîa, Of,
fj,
(jrpoueKrjKvQa)
TrpocTox^.
B. 1145 D.
stranger, alien,, sojourner.

23, 9. 42.
II,
Sept.
Macar. 476 D.
tion to the
irpoaêxqs, is,
Marc. Erem.
1049
B.
Josu.
9, 8,
Pallad. Laus. 996. 1218 A, roi epyov, atten-
219, 27.
2.
3.
et alibi.
new-comer Ex. 12, 48. Philon I, 160,

Luc. Act.
122.
10. 36. 39.
Proselytus,;?rosJust.
work.
elyte to
Judaism.
6,
Matt. 23, 15.

43.
2. Attentive = irpoaenTLKosto
proximate.
attend
Clem. A.
give heed
II,
588 B.
Sept.
2,
2,
10.
5.
7,
13,
3, 2,
r],
Tryph.
2,
Hippol. 616.
to.
(^Jos.
B. J.
Apion.
TrpoiTxto,
to,
to
Tacit.
Annal.
cas,
85.)
(npooTj'Koai)
Deut. 12, 23, tov

16,
Lj/a
[if]
pij (payecv alp.a.
Par.
1,
25,
7Tpo(Trj\<oa'ts,
fiaariytoS^sKpltjLV.
Esai-
10,
vojxov
on.
Apollod. Arch. 22. 25.
a nailing to or Eus. II, 972 C. 47

jvpoo'fcrrj-
&SOV.
1, 23,
Clem. R.
1, 2,
tovs Xo-
Athan. 1164 C.
Trpo-crr)paiva>.
yovs avTov,
^=
rois Xoyois.
Patriarch. 1041
\_Sept.
Mace.
3, 5,
B, iv
at,
ffls
o^jrei
yvvaiKOS-
1097 A, ra vhara, look

npoa-cxfTe to kukov
Epict. Encli. 40, Iva
pappai.j
Trpo-o'rjiJiavnKos,
rj,
observe.
1124
B M^
ov,
I,
indicating
beforehand.
KoKov, do not regard.
Diod.
4, 6.
Orig.
opos,
132 C.
6,
aurBcavrat.
7rpo(7fxr>
closely.
wpo-OTjpidvTap,
Trpoarjpaivmv.
proximately ; contin uously Cleomed. 72, 20. Lyd. 300, 20.

adv.
Yseud- Athan. IV, 201 A.

irpo-a-rjpaala, as,
fj,
prognostication.
irpO(T-eîa>
=^
Trpoa-\jra>.
Stud. 1785 B.
5<raJ.
7, 3,
11.
10, 3, 23.
15, 1, 65.
Diod. 5, 7. Porphyr.
Trpoa--a>kiâ)
still
further or besides.
east,
Galen.
Strab.
Aneb.
36, 15.
Iambi. 141, 16.
Vin, 782 A.
B'pocr-eipor, ov,
Kpo-a-rjij.ewa.
towards the
eastern.
iTpo-(Trjpda(Ti.s,
Pseudo-Jos. Mace. 15, p. 516. Eus. f<as, rj, previous o-i/peioxrts.
11, 8, 2.
n-pocr-fT/Tea).
15, 1, 11.
II,
796 A.
Max.
fj,
Hier. 1341 A.
Kpoo-ijiiepas, ov,
e(j>fjpepos.
Artem. 396.
kindness, suavity.
Sext. 643, 24.
%pooT)yopia, as,
appellation,
name.
Polyb. 3, 49, 5.
/a(20,
Diod. 16, 50.

(/SacrtXeuy,
2.
Classical.
^jPjoeZ-
irpoafjveia, as,
rj,
(npooTjvfjs)
II,
nomen appellatiuum,
appellative,
common
aifiij,
Herod, apud Orib. Chrys. I, 48 C.

Ttpoo'-Tjxi^
421.
noun, in
grammar
Svdpanos,
=^
VX^^'
P^'^^- I)
^^^ ^'
Dza.
.4.
p^wf, pfpoKos). Chrysipp. apud i)(05r. 7, 57. Dion. nr. 634. Dion. H. VI, 799, 18. 800.
Strab.
14, 1, 41.
516 B.
7rpoa-6dK7ra>.
Jos. B. J. 4, 3, 10, p. 276.^

fj,
Sext.
57.
110,
29.
520,
23.
Trpoa-d-a(fialpfa-is, eo)f,
pea-is-
=z
7cp6a6ec7is Ka\ dcjiai-
629, 26.
Diog.
rj,
7,
Orig. II, 1137 D.
Ptol. Tetrab. 226.

to,
TrpoaiiyopiKos,
6v,
L. appellativus, appellative, nouns, and sometimes to
np6a-6epa, aros,
addition,
increase.
Sept.
applied to
adjectives.
common
Lev. 19, 25,

7rpoa--6eppaiva>.
Trpoa-OfiTis,
vfitv.
7, 192 to Dion. Thr. 636, Dion. H. V, 8, 8, adSvofia, common noun. 155 (xopoj, jectives. 37, 11, substantives.

appellatives.
wpotrr/yopiKd,
(CDS,
Nicom.
90.
2.
Alex. Aphr. Probl. 19, 20. addition, in arithmetic. fj,
Prosthesis, jore^x
;
a< iê
o-ttou.
beginning of a word
as d-aTa(j)ls,
14.
'OXupTTioi).
157, fwpiou (KXuro'y).
158. 166
Tryph. 11.
Drac. 155,
Apollon. D.
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by Microsoft
irpocT-OeTiKO^
944
1256 B.
irpoa-Kdjiva.
38.
TTpoa-KaroiKiôo
Adv. 607,
(r(pSiiv,
ter in the
Also, the addition of a letmiddle or at the end as I in Apollon. D. Pron. 370 A. fiovcrrji.
10.
;
Trpoo-KOKOupyea)
Dion
5,
C. 45, 22, 4.
Just.
Sj/nes.
Paus.
13,
6.
Tryph.
Theodos. 977, 17.

Trpo<r-6sTiK6s,
rj,
6v,
inclined
to
add, adding.
4.
irpo-a-Kaptêici}
=
f<s,
a-KOpicpdofuu
10.
^,
beforehand.
Herod, apud Orih. II, 43, Galen. II, 367 A. Ptol. Tetrab. 52.
Tryph. 36.
irpocr-6eTTo>
Heron Jun. 161,

itpo(T-KapTpr)cns,
perseverance, attend12.
npoa-Tidrjiu.
Andr. C. Method.
Iambi. V. P. 150.
Jul. Cassian,
ance.
Paul.
I,
Kom.
12,
Eph.
6,
18.
1329 B.
npoa-Sewpea.
Classical.
T7pQ(T6r)p.a, aros, to,
Clem. A.
1089 B.
TrpotricapTepriTeov
^=
del
7rpo(rKapTepeiv.
Nil.
=^
Tvpotrveiia.
520 C.
7rpoa-Kap<l)6a> zir TrpofrrjKdai.
apud Clem. A.
npoa-d\da>
25.
I,
1192
D
Km
Trjs Koivavtas tS>v

aldototv.
Schol.
Ari'it. Plut.
popicov Koi 7rpo(r6i)pdT(tiV
943.
ffKda.
Trpo<T-6\i0a),
to
press against.
Sept.
Num.
22,
Plut. II,
TTpoa-dia.
Eus,
to.
878 F. III, 269 A.

Caesarius 1169.
Philon I, 405, 29. Athen. 11, 117, p. 508 B. Synes. 1192 A. TTpoar-Kardympi. Diod. 19, 15. Dion. H. jTpoa-KaTaypd(â>.
wpoar-KaTaâKKa.
Trpotr-KaTayeXao).
I,
7rpoa--da>paK.iâ>.
334, 13.
Ill,
1530,
9.
Trpoa-iSpiai
npo(riî](nt,
Strab. 5, 3, 11, p. 377, 16.

r],
npoa-KaTaipa towards.
to,
etos,
(ir/30(rifdf()
a clinging
31.
7rpo(T-KaTmcTxv''a>.
adhesion.
Galen. IV, 281 F.

Pliilon
II,
jrpoa KaTaicKaiofiai
Plut.
Diod. 11, 61. I, 751 D.

Polyb. 40,
KaTaKKaiofiai.
npoa-iKeTfim.
581,
Pallad.
2, 9.
Laus. 1145 A.
irpocriKapeioiiai, to be iXapos to.
jTpoa-KaTaKkiâ).
Plut. II, 549 E.
Pallad. Laus.
w/jotr-KaTaKTao/iai.
Polyb. lb, 4, 4.
X)80(f.
2,
1115 B.
npoa-iKiyyidio
npocr-mndôijiai
p. 203, 28.
TTpoa-ta-Topeai.
5, 10.
9, 15.
^ =
32.
iKiyyidai.
Trpocnmreiai.
Theod. Anc. 1396. Diod. 3, 37,

Strab.
2, 4, 1.
Trpotr-KaTaKTeiva.
Trpotr-KaTaXaXf'm.
Palaeph. 32.
Argum.
Sept.
Z)io(?.
1,
Arist.
Nub. lH.
2, 10.
Jos. B. J. 4, 2, 2.
7rpoiT-KaTaKap^dva>.
3,
Judith
53.
Aristeas 35.
Plut.
I,
wpoo-KOTaXeym.
579, 18.
7Tpo(r-KaTdkva>.
11,
Dion. H.
I,
15, 2, 10.
125 E.
Longin.
Strab.
SfraS. 6,
15, p. 421, 25.
Dion C.
Plut.
I,
44,
7, 4.
7Tpo(ncrTopr]Tov
3, 17.
=.
hei irpomtTTopkiv.
8,
7Tpo(T-KaTavfi(o.
775 C.
8, 10.
7rpoa--KaTa7rriyvvp.i.
Ael. N. A.
Trpoo'-ia'xvQ).
Sext. 368, 23.
npoa-KaTamp-Trprjfu.
Trpo-a-treva.
Geopon.
5, 3, 1,
before they are
Trpocr-KaraTrX^tTtra).
Dion C. 62, 17, 1. Dion C. 38, 4, 5.

Liban.
II, 246, 16.
ZJiora
transplanted.
Trpo-crmfoJ.
TTpotT-LTos,
T],
Trpoa-KaTairovriîo.
Theod. IV, 424 B.

6v, accesstblc,
Kpo(T-KaTmTovT6a>
Jos.
38, 3 as V.
1.
preceding.
594,
42,
approachable.
B. J.
3, 7, 7.
Plut.
I,
365 A. 824 D. Agath.

Plut.
7rpoo--KaTa7rpda-(ra).
Aristid.
I,
7.
wpoir-Kadaipea.
irpo(r-Kadapiâi.
Dion
f],
C. 42, 26, 2.
7rpoo"Kara7ru/cvda> z:= KaraTTUKVoo).
Plut. H, 491.
Basil. II,
npocr-KaTapdopai93, 3.
I,
irpoiT-Kadehpla, as,
Trpoa-KadeXKo)
'Va-at.
siege.
irpo(T-KaTapi6jxea>.
Plut.
KaêXfca).
133
7rpoa--KaTappr}yvvpi.
7rpocr-KaTao"Acd7rr&).
I, 316 C. Dion C. 54, 1,
4.
78, 7,
2.
t/os.
Vit. 10.
5.
ivpoa-<adrjk6w, to nail
to.
Clem. A.
I,
144 B. C.
559, 47.
Plut.
trpo<T-KaTatrTpe(j>a>.
Dion. H. V, 564,
Polyb.
3, 20, 1.
1,
Trpo(T-Ka9ibpva> to or with.
npo(TKddi.(Tis, eas,
II,
fj,
Philon
II,
jrpoo--KaTaTd(ro-<o to.
Philon
91. 93.
I,
^=
to irpoaKaBiêiv.
31, 21.
Cor?!u(. 194.
Epicr. 4,
166 A.
Sept. Judic.
14,
TTpo(T-KaTaTp()â>.
Jos. Ant. 13, 12,
6.
6.
Trpoa-KaBlarqp.i.
11 as v.
1.
j7po<T-KaTa<ppovea>.
Dion C.
1.
47, 21,
Diod. 13, 80.

46,
3.
Plut.
2.
I,
64 C.
Dion C.
42,
TTpouKaTaxapiôpai :^: K.aTaj(aplôp.ai.

10,
Jos. Ant.
48, 34,
66, 8, 3.
11, 1
as V.
Syncell. 417, 12
(from Frag.
Epici.
Tvpoa-KadoTrKiâ.
Plut.
irpoa-Kaivovpyia.
7rp6(T-Kaipos, 6v,
815 D. Jos. Ant. 17, 11,

I,
Josephus).
2.
vpoa--KaTaxpdop,ai.
11, 16.
7rpoa--KaTa-êiSofiai.
3, 17, 8.
Dion C.
72, 14,
2.
Dion. H. VI, 1108, 11. Strab. 7, 3, 11, p. 28. Matt. 13, 21. Paul. Cor. 2, 4, 18. /os. Ant. 2, 4, 4. Pseudo-/os. Mace. 15. Plut. I, 285 E. F.
temporary, transient.
Sext. 406.
Polyb. 12, 13,
3.
npotr-KaTepydôfmi.
94,
1.
Dion C.
37, 39, 1.
Frag.
irpoo-/caipo)f,
adv. tempoi'arily.
Diosc. 4, 58.
II,
npo(T-KaTepfl'ira.
TTpocr-KaToiKifo).
Paus.
j4?t.
3, 7, 11.
Trpocr-KaKOTradeai with.
Greg. Naz.
383 C.
Anab>
4, 22, 5.
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by Microsoft
irpocr-KaTofiVVfii
irpocr-KaTOfiwiu.
945
Ttpoa-KKiva
TrpocTKopr]^
Paus.
5, 24, 9.
KKtva,
to
inflect, in
grammar.
to be
wpna-Karopdoa.
23, 2.
Clementin. 61 B.
Dion C.
49,
Apollon. D. Synt. 324, 18 -d^vai i'âdev,

inflected at the beginning.
Trp6a--K'\ia-is,
irpoa-Kavfui, aros, t&, that
which
2, 6.
is
burned before
fas,
fj,
an
inclining
or
leaning
(in front).
Sept. Joel
xirpas, the soot on the outside

pot.
Nalium 2, 10, of an earthen

Dieuch.
towards
tiality.
predilection, preference, bias, par5, 51, 8. 6, 10, 10.
Polyb.
Diod.
1,
3,
*iTp6(T-Kav(TK, eas,
r),
to irpoaKaiciv,
Paul. Tim. 1, 5, 21. Iren. 504 A. Sext. 6, 13,

27.
Clem. R.
Sdy/xao-t.
21.
Clem.
apud
370
Orib.
irpoa-Kfifiai
I,
280, 6.
Plut. II, 461 C.
A.
I
I,
804 C.
Diog.
1,
20.
Epiph.
II, 205.
Keijxm beside.
Apollon. D. Pron.
jrpoar-KKvôfiai, to be
used as a wash.
Diosc.
1,
Ai 'Arrt/cai
(vo), O"0(a)
ovk eôva-L to
30.
4, 64.
fj, a washing by waves. Diod. Bacchius apud Erotian. 64, fomen-
TrpotTKelfievov, sujfixed.
Athen. 13, 18. irpoa--Kev6m, of the thing emptied. 420 B. Sophrns. 3585 D.
iFpo(TKfipa)
7rp6<r-Kkva-is, eais,
3,
Keipo.
19.
Epiph.
I,
tation.
Trp6o--KKv<Tp.a, aros, to,
lotion.
Diosc.
1,
160.
Trpo-aKewaaTTjs, ov, 6, protector.
Men. P. 418,
ck
rrjs
9.
irpoaKecpaXa (kcôKti), adv. af or near the

of.
head Mai.
Archigen. et Herod, apud Orib. II, 154. 419. irpoa-Kvia-pa, incorrect for irpos Kvio-fia, as a
stimulation. Schol. Arist. Av. 1582, 'HpaKXeovs, to stimulate his appetite.
7rpoa--Kvv^doiJ,ai
Apophth. 220
(aliquid)
Tloifitras,
anfiov
tov
fUKpov
250.
7rpo(rKe(j>aXa
airrjs.
Trpoff-KciâXaSioj/, ou, to,

II, 1, p.
316.
ijj,
ij,
irpocr-Kecjiakr],
^ ^
1,
upon.
Philostr. 226. 662.
irpoo'Ke'âXrj.
Cramer.
pillow,
Trpoa-KoiTos, ov, (koi'ttj)
pertaining
to bed.
Phi-
lon
I,
635, 46,
Ifjidtiov,
night-garment.
is
irpo(TKe<j)dXaiov,
upoo'-KoXkqpM, aTos, to, that which
glued on,
Jos.
bolster.
Sept.
Reg.
26, 11.
the
Paul. Aeg. 84.
7rpo(Tiojviov, ov, TO,
{(TKrjvff)
fore part of a
Polyb. 30, 13,
83,
?
4.
Trpoo'-KoXXi/ctf, etuf,
i],
^=
to irpouKoXKav.
tent.
Sept.
Judith 10, 22.
Ant
8, 3, 2.
rjs,
f],
upoa-iaipia-a-a).
7rpo(T-Ktv8vvvai.
irpoa-'Kioviov,
Plut. II, 498 E. F.
irpoo-Koixi&r),
2.
offering, oblation.
Macar.
Dion C. Frag.
to,
z:=.
509 A, of Isaac.
aprov
Pallad. Laus. 1250
C Tov
Nil.
ov,
npodvpov
II,
vestibule ?
TTJs irpotTKop.ihrjs,
of the eucharist.
Theoph. 278, 20.

irpo-a-Kiprdco.
Trpo(T-KiiT<Tda>,
345 D.
Tim.. Presb.
57 A.
Gregent. 617 A,
Greg. Naz.
Tit.
352 C.
B. 1085 A.
Just.
dva<popas.
irpocr-Ki^pdai to.
ffpoo-jcXaim, to
Athan. I, 589 A. weep before, at, or during.
Joann. Mosch. 2869 D, tyjs aylas 2956 A. Anast. Sin. 764 B. Damasc. II, 57 C, rrjs TsXeTrjs rav deiajv fiveucharist.
(rrqpicov.
(Const. Apost.
8,
12.)
Tryph. 108 Upoo-KXaiJOTjTe t& dea. Ael. V. H. 9, 39. 3. To be a penitent of the first
'7rpoa--Kop,l^(o, to offer,
;
degree.
Basil.
IV, 724 A.
1
797 A.
Tii/es
805 A.
Const. Apost. 2, 10. 12. 18, et alibi.
(Comc'tos
with reference to the sacred elements to read the Xeiroupyi'a. Const. Apost. 8, 13. Joann. Mosch. 2872 A. 2972 A. 3013 D. Pseudo-Pefr. Liturg. 159, tov
aprov.
pare Petr. Alex. Can.

exova-i KaTaTrev6ovpT(s.
"hSi;
Tplrov
For the other grades

VTroiriirTco.)
7rpo<TKofU(TTeov
Sei TTpotrKOfxiêiv.
Clem. A.
I,
of penitents, see dxpoacris, dxpoajxevoi, trvtrTa(ris,
729 A.
npocr-Kop-iia,
(TufetrraT-ff,
imoTrTacns,
fj,
otos,
23, 33.
Trp6(TKKav(ns, ems,
iirst
(TrpoaKKaia) weeping, the
Sept.
9,
Ex.
grade of penitents in the early church. A'. (Caius 29 A. B.) n-poir-KXeio). Just. Tryph. 56, p. 604 C. Philon II, 473, 21. wpoa-KKripovonea. vpoa-K\7)p6a), to allot to. Diod. 3, 18. Philon
Greg. Th. 1048
I,
32.
Plut. II,
a stumbling: offence. Judith 8, 22. Paid. Bom. 1048 C.

to,
7rpo(T-K07rva>
=:
7rpo(rKOTTco.
Symm. Job
6, 6, 8.
15,
22.
Trpoa-KOirf],
8.
jjf, fj,
offence.
2, 6, 3.
fj,
Polyb.
6, 7,
Paul. Cor.
Sext. 644.
visitation.
14, 44. 48,
13.
153, 12.
164, 33.
II,
irpo-aKOTTTjo-is,
as,
(irpo-a-KOTriai)
329, 9.
Trp6i7KKrjaLs,
Luc. Act. 17,

ews,
tj.
4.
Aquil. Ezech.
invocation, in
vpoa--K07rnK6s,
ij,
7, 7.
xX^CTtr,
ov, offending.
Epict.
1,
18, 9
them-gy.
Porphyr, Aneb. 30, 18.

6.
r),
Iambi.
TO irpocTKOTrnKov, offence.
TvpocT-KOTZTO), to offcnd, to
Myst. 42,
II,
give offence.
Polyb.
1,
iTpo(7-KKrynK6s,
ov, calling,
addressing.
Philon
31,
11,
7.
5, 49, 5.
Z>W(/. 13, 59.

p-f]
20, 19.
Orig.
496, 47.
ov,
48
npoa-KOTTTei.
bivacrOai, impersonal.
itp6ar-KKr)Tos,
called together.
Schol. Arist.
iTpo-a-Kopbo(\>ay(co (oKophov, (payelv) to eat garlic
Ach. 19,
meeting.
iKKKrja-la,
extraordinary or special
previoushj.
66, p.
Diosc. 4, 183 (186).
Eupor.
2,
282 TrpocrKopBoâyr}Kais.
(Kopos)
surfeiting, cloying, pall-
fpoiTKKivrjs, is, (Trpo(TKKiva)) inclined.

9, 3, 2.
Geopon.
irpoa-Kopfjs, fs,
ing: irksome, tedious.

119
Erotian. 14.
Lucian.
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by Microsoft
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436.
Poll. 6, 119.
946
520.
irpoa-Kvffiyato
I,
Hermog. Rhet. 387,

Orig.
I,
Meet. Byz. 720 C.

95, 13.
ov, 6,
I,
768 A.
Porph..
18.
Phryn. P.
Trpoo-Koplôfuic
S. 73, 1.
541 A.
Arisi.
Adm.
Kopiôjiai.
Schol.
Trpoa-KvvriTris,
worshipper.
Joann.
II,
4, 23.
Vesp. 1341.
wpoa-Kopms, adv. to satiety.
14.
npoa--KO(rp,ta.
5, 13, 6.
Clem. A.
145 A.
ov,
Greg. Naz.
476
A..
Hermog. Rhet. 281,

575, 12.
6,
Aster. 321 D.
irpoa-KvvTjTos,
r),
worshipful, adorable.
Just.
Pldlon
11,
/os. B. J.
Ant
15,
10,
p.
774.
Plut.
I,
Clem. A. I, 1144 C. Orig. Tryph. 38. 126. IV, 257. Method. 352 C. Athan. I, 220 A.
npoa-KvvrjTas, adv. worshipfully, adorably. Epipli.
738 F.
7rpo(T-K6ap.rjij,a,
aros,
to,
additional
ornament.
II,
597 B. C.
ov,
II,
Cyrill.
to,
A. X, 66 B.
Xa/ocor.
Inscr. 1104.
Trpo-a-KOTOco.
Trpoa-KoKKtov,
1,
little
Dubious.
one's
Polyh.
48, 8.
Galen.
238 E.
Trpo-iTKov'KKa.raip, o,
proculcator,
Mai. 330.
reconnoitre
advanced
7rpoa-\ap,^dvai, to assume, to take
upon
109
self.
a-KovKKarmp, scout.
7rpo-a-Kov\Kevo>,
to
Hippol. 836
heforehand.
decree.
a-apKa.
Tfjv 'iTpoiTXrjCJ)6el(rav tim \6yaII,
Athan.
1077 B.
Mauric.
n-poa-Kpiva,
4, 4. to
ieo. Tact. 14, 52.

adjudge,
/o.?.
XrjcpdiiiTa
to
nap' avTov crap^.
2.
C 'H irpoffIn the per-
to
judge:
Philon
I,
66, 22.
17,
TTpoa-KpicTis, e<Bs,
Ant. 14, 10, 3. Artem. 315. accretion.
Trpocr-Kpovpa, aros, to,
^
I,
TrpoV/cpoiKT/ia, offence;
bickering.
Plut.
226
A.
II,
141
B.
have learned, to have been taught, toDiosc. 2, 170 (171) npoa-eiXrjcpainv Jos. Apion. 1,10 bis. 3. OTt iiandfvrai. Participle, irpoa-Xapâvopevos, L. adquisitus, the name of a musical note. Philon I, 111,
fect,
to
believe.
Tarion. 812 B.
7rp6(T-Kpova'iS, (os,
I,
.4 /J/). I,
r],
605, 70.
38.
=^
to irpoo'Kpoveiv.
Plut.
7rpoa--\iTovpya> besides.
jrp6a--\T)fipa, aros, to, that
877 B.
II,
696 A.
irpoa-Kpova-jMos, ov, 6,
irpoa-Kpovo-Teov
Clem. A. preceding.
II,
765 A.
Lyd. 202, 1. which is as.iumed, with

Caesarius 865.
Theod.
Ill,
Aster. 228.
reference to the Incarnation.
8ei npo<TKpovLV.
Philon
II,
Greg. Xaz.
II,
424 B.
1074 A.
401, 16.
Trpoa-Kpova-TtKos,
rj,
IV, 1157 C.
6v,
giving
offence.
Schol.
7rp6aO\.rjp^l/ts,
see
Arist. Acli. 317.

Trpocj Kpova-TiKas,
Trpoa-XrjnTeov
TrpoerXj/i/rty.
del wpoirXap^dveiv.
Strah.
0,
adv.
offensively.
Orig.
IV,
2, 7.
608 D.
Trpoa-KTrjo-is, ems,
17,
irpo(r-\ri7rnK6s,
rj,
6v,
assumptive.
Apollon. D.
Epipli. II,
addition to property.
Artem.
Conj. 518,
8. 10, a-vvSea-fios (ye)-
53. 148.
7rp6<7-KrqTos, ov,
1, 5,
600 A.
acquired in addition.
Herodn.
Jos. B.
TrpocrKrjTrTCKcos,
adv.
assumptively.
Epiph.
11,
13.
597 D.
Strah. 3, 5, 3, p. 263, 3.
7rpot7\r}îpos, ov,
III,
Trpoa-KTiâ.
J. 3, 7, 7.
7rpo(r-Kv\ivStii
:^
fj,
7rpoo"XT;7rTtKOff.
Greg. Naz.
1072 A.
assumption, the taking upon
C.
towards or against.
Athen.
8, 5,
Trp6a--'Krj\jns, ecus,
p.
333 D.
ZsiV?.
one's self.
Athenag 984
356 B. Athan.
Hippol. 836 D.
Trpoa-Kvvea, to worship, etc.

Kui/oi
o-,
449
.4-
IIpoo--
in salntations.
iJus. Alex.
368
Method. 148 B. 117 C, <ra/3Kos.
393 B.
11,
Kp6p.pva
as gods.
7rpoa-KVvr]6r}(7av jrapd thjiv els Oeovs,
Rom.
the
11,
15
Trp6a-\rip.y\ni.
2.
96 C.
Paul.
Diog.
Em.
V,
Assumftio,
7rpo<rKvvr]pa,
arcs,
to,
bofc.
conge.
Pseudoava-
minor premise in ning with aXKa p.j)v,

Apollon. D. Conj. 618.
76,
logic, regularly beginbut.
Plut. II, 387 C.

7,
Chrys. XII, 776
Ilotoua-ti' OjUoO irpbs
To'kas TrpocTKvvrjpaTa rpia.
Pilgrimage to a holy place. Jnscr. 4905. 4989. So in the Greek inscriptions found in Egypt.
e<Mf,
t),
2.
I,
Sext. 91.
82.
(\iprjv'),
TTpoa-'kLpfveiopai
to
run
into
harbor.
Genes. 116, 20.

Trpoo'-XiTralvco.
^po(rKiivrj<Tts,
adoration.
Orig.
Classical.
Dion. H.
II,
876, 14.
Jos. Ant. 13,
5, 1.
I, 51,
Philon
II,
562, 20.
Eus.
II,
1101 B.
676 B. 972 B. Chrys. VII, 123 C 'H r>/
TTpoaXiTrapeco
14, 16, 2. 11.
^=
XiTrapew.
5, 3, 3.
B. J.
Dion Chrys.
payav
irpocKvi/rjo'is, the
Tim. Hier.
Ttpoa-Kvvrjpa.
8,
249 A.
2.
adoration of the magi.
Bow, conge,
22.
3.
Trpo(jKvvr)p.a.
Jejun. 1904 C. Porph. Cer. Pilgrimage to a holy place Sophrns. 3613 C.
= =
Ejnct. S, 2i, Z3.

5, 9,
3.
fj,
PZu(. II, 47 B.
Arr.
Anab.
151.
npoa--\i7rdpri(ns, e<os,
assiduity.
Lucian.
Ill,
Orib.
I,
459,
3.
7rpoa-\oyoiToUa.
Jos. B. J. 1, 19, 3.
TrpotrKvvrjTeov ziiz Set TTpotTKvve'iv.
Athenag, 920
oratory,
npoo-XotSopea
p. 384.
Jos.
Ant. 13, 13,
5.
7,
8,
1,
C.
Orig.
I,
573 A.
ov,
Dion
irpoa-KvvrjTTjpiav,
to,
{npoaKvvrjTrii)
Trp6<T-Xoinos, ov,
7rpoo--Xuo-o-d(<) at.
C. 38, 10, 4.
Xowrdj.
Iambi. V. P. 44.
7, 9, 4.
a place set apart for public worship.
Theoph.
Jos. Ant.
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Mace.
8.
Trpoa-oyfrii}
irpoo-fiiSida>
upon or
at.
Pseudo-.7os.
I,
wpoa-oiKri<ns, etoy,
?;,
rd TrpodoKsiv.
Paus.
Plut. II, 28
A. 821 F. Lucian.
Polyb. 22,
2,
6,
662.
Ael.
25,
6.
N. A.
107.
5, 25.
to.
7rpoo--oiKif<B
near.
DjorZ. 13, 79.
irpoa-fuplCa
Dwn.
17asT.
ZT. II,
1134,
1.
Diod. 14, Sext. 447, 31.

15.
1.
irpoa-otKovopeopai.
Jos. B. J.
7,
8,
2.
CTem
A.
II,
385 C.
Jos. B. J.
1,
irpoa-firivva).
Sept. Sap. 18, 19 as v.

1.
Sext.
nrpoa-oipaô) over.
wpocT-opi\ea>,
to
17, 3, nvi.
661,
Trpoa-pj)xavr}Tov
II,
CTem. ^.
I,
64 A.
Orib.
deliver a homily.
Alex. Hier.
bet 'Trpoa-iirjâvaadat.
205 A.
ation.
Socr. 640 B.
fj,
50.
npo(Top[\i]a-(.s, ems,
729 B.
to npocropCKfiv, associ-
7Tpo-iTij.rixa>.
Geopon. 16, 15,
wpoa-fiifiripa. aror, t6,

irpo(rixovdptos,
ov,
6,
= =
2.
Clem. A.
I,
496 D.
pilfirifia,
an
imitation.
iTpoa--opCKia,
contact.
as, rj, conversation: association, Clementin. 256 C. Aret. 75 C. 2.
napafiovapLos.
18, 18.
2, 9.
Clial.
Allocution, homily.
II, 825"
Basil. II, 825 D.
Epiph.
Can.
2.
PorpA. Cer.
vpotT-pvBfva.
Polyb. 34,
S^raS. 1,
2,
40.
15. 19, pp. 36, 7.
40, 22.
7rpo<T-pv6oKoya> to or with.
Trpo(T-pvd<moi(i>.
Lucian.
40.
Ill, 390.
St?-ab. 1, 2,
725 B. 760 C. Geopon. 2, 21, 6. TTpou-opoios, ov, like, similar. In the Ritual, anxrjpbv nporropoiov, or simply npoa-opoiov, a troparion having the rhythm of an original
irpoiT-op.oidâ)
A.
Socr. 673 A.
opoid^co.
=^
7rpo<T-vcavievopai.
Dion C.
53, 13, 1.
troparion.
irpoa-veia, fo look towards.
(Dion. P. 214 IIpot);s AiyuTrroi; re2, 4, 3, p.
TvpotT-opopywpi upon.
Trpocr-oi'fifi/ffi).
Plut.
I,
543 E.
1.
vevevKOTfs AlyvTTTOio,
ravrai.)
trpoiT-vito, to
:^ npo
Jos. Ant. 16, 3,

I,
B. J.
Diog.
II,
2,
2, 2, 5.
Strab. IS, 1, 68.
159, 15.
11,
Greg. Naz.
897 A.
heap up at or before. Plut.

Classical.
775.
iTpoa--ovopaa-la, as,
irpoa-voia.
11, 5.
Sept.
Num.
23, 9.
Tobit
irpoa-oparos, ov,
Trpotropyifo)
irpo<7-iiop'Lâ>.
Aristifl. I, 85, 10.
Ant. 12,
irpo(T-vop.o6eTiu>.
Philon
II,
227, 29.
Paus.
6,
TTpoaopeyco
13,2.
7rpocr-vi(T<ra).
124.
Moschn.
oyxdoj.
63.
Trpotropeco
= = =
fj,
appellation.
7,
108.
dpoTdr.
Plut.
7,
316 E.
1.
opy'i^m,
Strab.
Jos.
5, 1.
Plut. II, 13 D. E.
Classical.
optyco.
Iambi. V. P.
4.
npoo'ovpos dpi.
d,
jrpo-croâ>.
Synes. 1057 A.
wpoa-oppos, ov,
Polyb. 10, 41,
oppos, haven.
Strab. 14,
Ttpoar-oyKoaj
7rpo(roSeiJ<
:^
j4sêr.
309
-trât.
1,
19.
(wpdiroSor) to bring income or yeuI,
irpotT-opxeopai at.
7rpo(r-o(T(f)palvoa,
Plut. II, 46 B, nvl.
1220 A, (rvKa, ?\atov, Orig. VII, 244 C, tlvl ti. iaxdSas. Mid. irpoa-oSevoiiai, to get, to receive income or I'cvenue.
CTem. ^.
to
cause
to smell.
Geopon.
336, 21.
19,
2, 1 7 npoa'oa-(j)pavai.
n-poa-ocj}6a\puia> at.
Philon
II,
560,
enne.
Strab. 12, 8, 16. 17, 1, 13, p. 364, 13,
45.
7rpo-a-o(f>tôpai.
Toa-avra.
II,
Philon U, 172, 37.
537, 95.
Jox.
Pass.
6v,
).
285,10.
App.

(Tpocrepfo))
npoa-oSevoiiat, to yield in5, 3, p. 753.

to irpocroStov.
irpouoxri, ^f, v>
come.
.
Ant. 15,
Iambi. V. P. 46.
Plut.
6, 19.
2.
Sir.
arrival at a place.
Sept. Sap.
Attention.
11, 18.
irpoaohiaKos,
II, (
'
j},
pertaining
12, 20.
Epict. Encb.
1141 A, pvdpos.
Heph.
Aristid.
15, 3. 5, p^rpov
33,
6.
L(Ta>,
Q. 39.
Schol.
7rpoo'-oxOi^<o,
^=
^beXixraopat, aiKxalvoy, to
Sept.
Arist.
Nub. 651.
T],
loathe, to be disgusted with, to abhor.
irpotToSiKos,
6v, (7rpd(ro8of )
producing revenue,
12.
productive.
Trpoo-dSiof, ov,
Strab. 17,
3,
processional.
Philon
TI,
484, 14.
fm^ pov. Lev. 18, 25. 26, 43. Num. 21, 5. Reg. 2, 1, 21 -trerjvai. Sibyll. Patriarch. 1080 C, Xdyo) eltre^das.
Gen.
27, 46, t^
485,
6.
Paus.
4, 4, 1, Sa-pa-
Schol. Arist.
3,
272.
Eq. 1263.
7rpoV-o8oj, ov,
(See Find. Frag. 64 - 70.)

fj,
Trpoa-oxSta-is, f mf, ^,
=
to,
rd Trpoa-oxBl^civ, offence.
accession.
Theodos. 1010, 8
Genes.
9,
13.
71,4.
Upocroda rov
TOTiKov (e-\eyou).
3, 6,
avêrac ^ apôvca tov irapa2. Income. Sept. Mace.
TTpoaoxdia-pa,
aros,
=:
fiSiXvypa.
Sept.
irpocr-oSvpopm at.
30 'O eVi Tav jrpoo-dSmc, steward. Sept. Sap. 19, 3 TIpo(ro8vp6Sept.
Reg. 3, 16, 32. 4, 23, 13, et Theodtn. Ezecb. 5, 11. alibi. Sept. Maec. 1, 13, 48. 52. npocr-oxvpom.
Dent.
7,
26.
fifKOl Ta.(\>OlS VCKpSlV.
npoa-oiyo).
jrpo(T-oeid(B to.
5, 4, 5,
Gen. 19, Dion. H.
6.
wpoa-o^ripa, aros, to, side-disM relish. Diod. Philon II, 114, 19. 240, 59, p. 171, 30.
999,
6.
2, 5.
II,
Strab.
Diosc.
1,
45. 147.
Clem. A.
Conf.
I,
396 B. 817 B.
p. 388, 4, to identify udth.
Iren. 524
wpoa-o^frlCopat, ia-6nv.
{irpoaoîs) to have an inII,
A,
to
apply.
Sext. 221, 27.
terview with.
Max.
rj,
288 A,
aspect.
aXXij-
TTpofToiKeiaTfov
:^
8et TrpoarotKetovv.
Clem.
A
I
Xotf.
n, 540 B.
npoa-oyjfvs, eas,
appearance,
Dion.
Digitized
by Microsoft
TToocT-o^lrcoveo)
948
at first
Tfpo(T-Trepiobeva>.
'Sos Trpocnrovi
Strab. 10, 5, 14.
II.
I,
461,
12,
Kara
rfjv
irpaTrfV,
view.
Trpo(T'0'\j/caveco.
irpoawcpioplôpm
A.tlien. 8, 2.
fj,
npoo-wfTaprnpi
= =
nepioplCopai.
Longin. 28,
3.
Trerdvwpi.
Dion. H.
11, 795,
irpooTTadeia, as,
(jrpocmadrjs)
attachment
to,
-ao-^jji/at.
affection for,
predilection.
Sext. 53, 15.
Clem. A.
I,
Anton. 544 B.
Scit.
12,
3.
7rpoa-nr!]s, es, (yrpoa-rrlnTai) falling.
Doubtful.
Greg.
Z)ion. il.
VI, 1076.
incorrect
for
jrpoTnjXaKifo).
Nyss. m, 908 D. Theoph. 446, 15.

Trpoa-tradeiD, Tjaai,
Euagr.
1224 C.
TTpoa-TnjkaRiô),
Athenag. 893 A.
irpotTTraerô).
=^
77.
4, 1,
130.
Orig. Ill, 772
A.
Epict. 4, 1, Nil. 528
7rpO(r-^T)(7(Tat
TTpoc-irCkia
27.
7rpo(T-ntvw.
^=. irpoaîrjjywp.i.
rriKem.
Artem. 104.
Schol. Dion. Thr. 810,
Ml) TTpoa-rradelris Tovrots, write TTpoairaBrj-
(TTjs,
TTpoandSct; or irpocnraorjs.
Dion C.
75, 2, 3.
Trpocnradris, cs,
having a passion for.

2,
Schol.
7rpoa-7ri7iT(B, to
8t'
become evident.
Trpoa-mTTTfiv,
to
Sext. 95, 25 To
Find. Pyth.
TTpoa-iraSSis,
165.
fauToO irpoa-niTTTov, self-evident.

be
120, 19
adv. passionately.
Clem. A.
I,
I,
1196
'E| EauToC
Orig.
self-evident.
B.
1241 C.
Cyrill.
Set
669, 11 To avTodev npotrniirTOV, self-evident.
n-poa-âLSayoyyea.
7rpoiTnai(rTov
A.
532 B.
Plut.
il.,
I,
1044
Ilms ovk avroBev irpoa-mina
i^
TrpocTraiêiv.
710 E.
Trpo(T^jvapaâLV<o.
2. Accido, TTohmrou nvp napdkap^dverm ; Polyb. 1, 16, 1 Upocnreto come, to arrive.

(t6vt(ov
Nil. 92 B.
twv
7rporep7jpdro3v,
4,
the news of the
Dion O. 56, 25, 6. Dion C. Frag. 43, 8. 11. Trpoir-Trapaivia. Dion C. 46, 40, 4. Trpoa-Trapaipeop.ai.
7rpo{T-7rapayyeXXa).
success.
Diod.
50
IIpoo'Trca-fii' ^rjprfv
aTToXoiXao-i,
accidere
famam.
Impersonal,
rrjs
on
npoa-Trmrei,
14, 2.
p.
5.
Trpoo'-TrapaKeXevopaL.
TTpo(T-wapdkaiJ.âva>.
Jos. Ant.
7, 9, 7.
7,
Sept.
a"tXet
2, 8,
Diosc. 76 C.
Sei
1,
Prooem.
7, 5.
it is announced, news has arrived. Mace. 2, 5, 11 Upoairftrovrmv Se ra j3a2, 13, 1. 2, 9, 3. Trept rav yeyovortav.
/os. Ant. 11, 8, 6.
Anton.
Iren. 636
12
Tw
8e 'louSa KpocreTrccre irepl
Tov
B.
653 A.
II,
Orig.
I,
'NiKdvopos e(j)68ov.
(ToiTos,
Polyb.
5, 46,
5 wpooTrf-
TrpocrTrapaKTjTTTeov
=:
npoo'TrapaKap.âveiv.
with the
Clem. A.
Ion
588 A.
Clem. A.
IT,
Trpotr-TTtoTFUci)
infinitive.
nKTreva.
irpoa-âpakrjî's, ftar, ^, additional taking.

I,
485, 47.
Prosparalepsis
mar
;
472 A.
Phi2.
31.
Trpo(T-Trkda-(Tto
upon.
Epict.
di',
Classical.
2,
Philon II, 384, 45. Philon I, 67,

Basil.
I,
33.
69, 10.
16, 21.
225.
Trapaycoyri, in
gram-
TrpotTTrXacrriKOf, ^,
:^ Sumpcvos
TvpoairKda-
opposed to
diroKoirli.
Diomed. 441,
4, 12, 18.
<TW, to close up.

Trpocr-TrXeKai
to,
7rporr-7rapap.vio.
on, or with.
10.
1, 2,
Diosc. 5, 85, p. 747. Polyb. 5, 60,

11, pp. 11, 5.
33,
7. 9.
7rpoa--âpa7Tr}yvvpt.
Geopon.
Diog.
2,
SiraJ.
to
1,
1,
Trpocr^rrapaTpayo).
107, to cut up,
Jos. Apion. 1, 24 -a-Bal nvi.
Plut. II, 373

Orig.
I,
ridicule besides.
7rpoiT-7rapa(j)va>.
D.
Jos. Ant. 19, 1, 10.
Soran. 257, 17.
529 C. 737 A.
Galen.
X, 640 P.
TTpoa-^n-apla-T-qpi.
Dion C.
wpotT-TTKoKTj,
Tjs, fj,
an
interknitting, intertwining,
50, 12,
1.
interlocking.
Aquil. Ex. 28, 32.
Iren. 517
TTpofT-TTapoiveui.
Philostr. 849.
7rpoa-T7apoîva>.
^vyKa.~\
npo(T-TTapopp.do3-
\_Dion C. 37, 29, 3 npoinTapaiJos. Ant.
A, tS>v p^fipoViBi', perplexionem pejorum. Artem. 110, toO kio-o-qv. 7rpd{7-7rXoos, contracted 7rpdo"7rXovy, ou, o, a sailing toioards or against.
7,
14, 10.
App.
II,
662, 21.
Trpoa-Traa-aaXoo) z:= irpocr-nacra'a'Kevai.

I,
Clem. A.
Diosc.
irpocnrvevcTts, ecus,
rj,
^^
I,
to rrpotnrveiv. 385, 11.
1053 A.
upon.
Sept.
49, odor.
Plotin.
2.
Diod.
2,
Aspiratio,
Trpoo-Trdo-o-o)
1,
Tobit 11, 10.
aspiration, of the
rough breathing, in gramyjfiKorris.
62, p. 64.
mar; opposed
Greg. Naz. Ill, 449.
7rpo(7-jrve'cB,
to
Orig.
I,
628 A.
Seleuc.
Trpo-cmdco.
Diod. 18, 46.
to
aspirate, in
9,
grammar.
lipocnreivos, ov, (jreiva) very
hungry.
Luc. Act.
apud îAen.
Pron. 357 B.
57, p. 398 B.
Apollon. D.
10, 10.
359 C. 361 A.
ascribe
to.
irpoaûpaopai.
npotTTreKaareov
Cyrill.
A.
I,
324 A.
7rpo<T-7roie<B, to attribute,
Paus.
-irBai
10, 5,
fjSo-
:^
Set irpotrmXaêiv.
Moschn.
1, 2,
6,
nut n.
Philon
11,
531, 38
tov
944
19,
(titul.).
pevov, to affect (^play) the delighted man, to
npoa-TTepTTra, to
send a message
Clem. A.
I,
to.
Epict.
pretend that one was pleased.

JTpoa-woiria'otjios, ov,
aira
iva /i^ clceXdr).
Kpotrrtoiovpfvos civai
<T0-
TTpoa-TreTTaiva.
309 B.
I,
c^cis.
Ptol. Tetrab. 163.
[The
analogical
wpoa-Trepifpydôp.m.
14.
Philon
12, 20.
II,
556,
1.
form would be
(ro<f)os.
Trpotrjrotiyo-to-oôs, like boiajm-
Galen. XIII, 411 D.
Dion C.
44, 35,
Sj/nes.
1185 A.
jrpocmovSos, incorrect for irp6<r-cnrovSos.
Digitized
by Microsoft
irpoa-TTOveoi
Trpoo'-TTOi'eo),
949
App.
II,
TrpOC7TaT7}<S
Jos. Ant. 4, 5,
2.
286,
605
A 'Ek T^y wpAs TTjv

:=
7.
Toiavrrfv da-efieiav kcu
99.
irpoo-vopevofiai. to, after
a-iyxyo-iv irpoa-a^vpinaBeias.
any one or anything.

24, 14, avTois.
Trpoa--tTvvd-irTa>
avvairrai
to.
Classical.
6, 18.
Sept.
Ex.
Tatian. 844 B.
Tobit
PoZ!/6.
(0 he
1, 69, 10.
Marc.
10, 35.
2. jlmiio,
a candidate for
office,
Sext. 401,
irpoa-a-vvoiKiCa.
5, 9.
Anton.
4,
21.
Dion C.
60,
tto-
payyeXKa.
bling
Polyb. 10,
irpoaiTTatins, etos, ^,
4, 1. 2.
TTpoa-a-vvridrjpi.
7rpoo--o-vpifa) <o.
Dion C.
46, 56, 1.
to TrpoairraUiv, a stumI,
PoZj/ft. 8, 27, 10.
against.
Dion. H.
301, 17, \i6ov,

Orig. VII,
npocr-crvpa
to.
Aster. 244 B,
'rrpo(T-a-(pda-a-ai
nvL
at,
against a stone.
irp6cr-TTTai(Tp.a,
7rpo(r-(r(f)d{ô>
or
near, or Mon.
arcs, to, error, sin.
Plut.
I,
996 E.
Jos. B. J. 3, 9, 5.
fj,
32 D.
irpoaiTTvaTos,
ov,
Trpocr-cr)^f8idCa,.
KaToiTrrvarTos.
Plut.
II,
Trpoa-a-apcvcris, ems,
accumulation.
Nicom.
565 B.
7rpoa--irvp6a
still further.
118 (1
Sept.
-|-
Mace.
2 4- 3 -f 4).
2, 14, 11.
7rpocr-(rapevco.
Trpoa-Tayrj,
rjs, r),
Cornut. 72.
7tpo(T-pavTiâ) 7=z irpoapatvai.
Schol. Arist.
Nub.
Trpoaraîs,
command,
order.
411.
jTp6<rpa^ts,
eoJE,
Moer. 291.
^,
against.
jrpoirpaTrTeov
Philon
11,
hei
a dashing 643,11. irpoa-parmiv. Plut. I, 437

{TTpo(rpa<T(ra>)
n-poa-raypa, aros, to,

6
i89, 13.
command. Philon 1, 177, npoarayfia redeiKOTOs toC vofiodiTOv 'iva em-
ypd(j)aip.ev.
Nicom.
17,
106, principles, rules.
A.
n, 190 E.
dash against. Diod.
II,
TTpoa-TaKTiKos,
ov,
Trpo(T-pa(T(ra>, to
589, 22.
p. 890.
imperative.
PUlon II, 123, 30. Paus. 8, 27, 14. npoa-pma towards. Jos. Ant. 18, 6, 5,
TTp6er-priyp.a,
arcs, to, the being
dashed
to pieces.
Clementin. 49 B.
irpoiT-prjywiu,
6,
B. 1037 E. Dion. Thr. 638, 7, eyxKia-is, the imperative mood. Lesbon. 172 (185), p^pa. Drac. 38, 15. Apollon. D. Pron. 284 B. Synt. 69, 20.
70, 6.
Cornut. 75.
commanding, II, 385 2. Imperative, in grammar.

(wpoo-rda-a-a)
Clem. A.
to
48. 49.
Jos. Ant. 9, 4, 6.
ems,
fj,
dash upon or against. Anton.
Luc.
4, 49.
204, 4.
TTpoa-prjîs,
perative form.
Sext. 46,
1.
Adv. 533, 16, Trpoôpa, imHerodn. Gr. Philet. 411.

Dion. H.
II,
irpoapaîs.
Orig.
IV,
302, 14.
197 A, TToTafioO.
irp6<T-pj]<ns,
iyrf. 299, 11.
irpocTaKTiKms, adv. imperatively.
fas, ^, the bishop's salutation to the
682,
3.
people, in the ancient church.

8,
Const. Apost.
Trpoa-Taîs,
eas,
fj,
addition to a rdîs at the

2.
5.
flank. ^=z 7rpo(r-priyvvp.t..
Ael. Tact. 31,
irpoir-pqa'ffo}
Athan.
Cyrill.
I,
Barn. 3, 56 A. Apophth. 80 A, neuter.

r),
6.
Trpoa-TaTrecvoco.
Nil. 225 C.
Sept. Sir. 4, 3.
fj,
wpocT-Tapdaa-io.
irpoo--prinK6s,
6v,
(npoa-prjms)
addressing.
Trpoards, dSos,
(npoia-Tr]p,C)
pro
s t
s
3,
=
23.
A. X, 44 A.
TTpotrpiôs, ov,
irpoBvpov, vestibule, porch.

ra'is plea's,
Sept. Judic.
o-iiv
root
and
all,
Athen:
5, 39, p.
206 A.
L. praefectura,
prefecture,
2,
App.
Ill, 15, 44.
wpoaTairia,
I,
as,
fj,
npo(r-pi^6at at.
Philon
upon.
207, 44.
267, 6,
tivL.
superintendence.
Philon
4, p. 788.
11,
I,
675,
of Egypt.
Epict. 3, 24, 8.
itpoiT-pmTca to or
II,
Polyb. 17, 14,

Di'ore
1.
Plut.
7.
Jos.
Ant. 16, 2, Greg. Naz.
Eus.
C,
6.
II,
229
469 D.
cVi Ttva.
Sext.
9, 4.
C. Frag. 5,
Protection.
Polyb. 12, 28,
3.
^
bishopric.
184 A. 2.
Dignified
irpoiT-meKiâ, laa, to spit upon.

8,
Sept. Lev. 15,
appearance : magnificence, display, show, splendor, parade, formality. Polyb. 1, 55, 8.

4, 2, 6.
5, 90, 5.
wpoa-o-KinrTto.
irpoa--<rjTalpa at
irpoa--<T7revSa>.
Jos.
Ant.
6, 9, 4.
Z)iog'. 2,
120.
11, 34, 3. 97, 11.
or a/ten
P?(.
Ill,
I,
1067 B.
Jos. B. J. 2,
17, 34.
Ex. Vat.
the
4.
16, 25, 5.
ZJiorf.
Dion. H.
1495, 11.
fore a building.
tronatus,
Polyb. 15, 30, 4.
5.
place be-
Pa-
TTpoKT-aiTovbos, OV, =:= v7r6(nrov8os.
office
or character of patron.
to order.
17, 8 as V.
1.
Plut.
Philostr. 231.
I,
24 E.
irpocr-o-TrouSafo).
'iTpa<T-<TTaaiaâ,.
jTpoordo-o-ia, to
command,
tibco.
Sept. Esdr.
7.
Dion C.
38, 37, 2.
41, 28, 4.
1, 6, 31,
Ttw Iva
Aristeas
p,rj8els
/os. Ant.
44, 10, 1
-o-flaj.
'tpoa-irrepvlôpai
2, 9, 7.
14,
10, 22. 14,
tva
ivarepviôpAii.
Jos. Ant.
Act. Pet. et Paul. 51.

7Tp0<TTdfT(TelS fioJO" <TOl
,*
Vit.
Apocr. Epiph. 68 A Ti
evoxXij.
;
Gre^. TA. 997 B.
^=
TL (TOi 6e\eLS 8(0
7rpocr-aTO)(aôpMi.
Fseudo-Demetr. 107,
1,
6.
wpoardTrjs, ov,
3, 9, 3.
6,
prefect, the chief man.
Epict.
Tpoa-arpaTonebeva near. Polyb.

12.
86,3. 4, 18,
Sext. 53, 30, Arcesilaus the
Djorf. 14, 17.
Tpoa-avkap.âvoiiai.
irpo<r-av(ataj6(ui, as,
tj,
Dion
z^z.
43, 47, 4.
Orig. Ill,
of the middle Academy. 3* The 973 B, bishop.
Greg. Nyss.
Roman
II,
founder
Ill,,
patronus.
avpnTcideia.
Dion. H.
J,
254,
S.
App.
179, 90.
Digitized
by Microsoft
7rpo-(TTavpo(0
Trpo-aravpoai, to crucify beforehand.
950
Orig. IV,
7rp6(rv\os,
Trpoa-vtpiaTTjfii
600 A.
7rpo-(TTa(^td6co,
irpo-<TTiyaa-p,a,
Diosc.
aros,
5, 3.
to,
projecting ariyaa-fuu
Plut.
716.
connected with matter. ov, (yXrj) Pseudo-Dion. 140 C. Agaih. 311, 22. iTpo-(Tvp,âivco. Hierocl. C. A. 94, 24 as n-po-o-u/i/3i/3df(i).
1'.
Apollod. Arch. 21.

TTpocTTcyiov, ov, TO,
1.
preceding.
TeKfiaipop,ai.
I,
irpo-a-vp-waa-a-o).
7rpoa-Te<palpop,ai,
:^=
Classical.
Trpo-a-vp-irXeKO).
Agathin. apud Orj'i. II, 400, Theodtn. Dan. 11, 10.

Sext. 327, 6.
9.
Plut.
I,
448 B.
still
7rpo-<rvp(pcoveco.
Trpocr-TepaTevopat
further.
Philon
11,
189,
Trpo-crvvadpoiâ.
41.
Trpo-a-wmpeoi.
Jos. Ant. 18, 4, 1. Vit. 27. Drac. 157, 5 'H toC npoavinjpij(ira'ts
npoaTspviôpat, incorrect for 7rpocr<TTepviôp.ai.

77po-a'T(pav6a>.
pevov dvoTTTV^LS
wais, NtjXcI N?;Xei')
Aihen.
4, 2.
I,
TrpoiTvvdnTa, incorrect for npocrirvvdnTco.

T).
Trpoo-ê^vdopat.
Kpo<TTr)6ihws, ov,
=
^,
Plut.
573
npu-(TvvTdcr(Ta>.
JLesbon. 171 (183).
Jos.H.J.
7rpo(TTfpvi8ios.
Polyh. 22,
Plut.
5, 1, 1.
20, 6 TO TrpoaTtjdldiov.
irpoa-Trf^Ls,
npo-<7vvTe\ea>.
to.
Aristeas
C. 36, 45,
8. 10. 5,
emr,
attachment
11,
irpo-tTvvTiBrjpi..
Jos. B. J.
3.
13,
1.
Polyaen.
8,
1089 D.
Trpoa-Tidrjpt, to
30.
Dion
(Taai TovTo.
2.
add.
Theoph. 247, 11,
ti/a
o/ao-
n-po-a-vvTpiâ.
Dion
To do again or
Sept Gen.
8,
e7rio"r/)ei//'at ert,
further.
21.
7Tpo(Tv77aKov(TTov
C. 59, 20, 3.
Set 77poavTroKoveiv,
Max.
A
Oil
Hebraism
(f]D').
12
Conf
Scbol. 316 C.
npoa-edeTo rov
returned not
irpoa-vvaKovco.
unto him any more.

XaXfja-ai,
18, 29 Upoa-edrjKev
en
npos avrov, he spake unto him yet

13, et alibi saepe.
Ex. 14, Method. 1332

again.
\_Andr. C.'
Trpoa-Tidei
Philon I, 443, 41. CTem. ^4. II, 524 A, in grammar. Orig. I, 1393 B. Ill, 1173 B. 2. To say the responses, in the Ritiial. Eus. V, 145 C. II, 852 B.
C
17,
irpoirridrfTi.
z=
Trpoa-vTravrdo)
14.
^=
vnavrda.
Philon
I,
II,
186, 13.
imperative.]
TTpoa-riiirio-Ls,
eai,
additional
Tiprja-is,
penalty,
TTpoa-virepPaKKa.
Philon
193, 40.
127, 15.
243, 14.
Ael. V. H. 14,
ishment.
7.
418,
penalty,
28.
II,
190, 37.
Plut.
II,
np6<TTLfi.ov, ov, TO, (Tip.ri) =zi ^rffiia,
pun-
814 E.
Plut. I, 84 D. Method. 37 B. Trpo(T-vma-xveop,ai. Plut. I, 893 B. Liber. 52, 21. Clem. A. 1, SGO A. II, 633 C, passively. Dion C. Frag. 36, 30.
irpoa-VTrepydôpai.
Polyh.
to
1, 7,
11, et alibi.
to
npo-aTot^fioa,
premise,
lay
down premises.
Kpotr-virepxopm.
Sext. 622, 13.

irpouTop.ls, ibos,
fj,
Nicet. Paphl. 57 C.
((TT-d/un)
tube of a pair of bel-
lows.
Apollod. Arch. 20.

((TToa)
npoo-Toov, ov, TO,
TrpocrTaov, portico.
Trpoa-vnvoai near.
Trpotr-vTroypdcjiia.
Genes. Ill, 19.
Inscr. Ill, p. 1135.

TrpocTToxaôpat, incorrect for Trpoo-<rTO)(â.(opai.
Diog.
6,
103.
Philon I, 210, 36. Longin. 14, 2.

Polyb. 23, 10,
4.
590, 21.
wpoa-TpaymSea. Strab. 17, 1, 43, Jos. B. J. 7, 11, 2. Longin. 7, 1.

Trpoa-Tpa)(jq\iâ>
p.'
389, 10.
irpoa-vTToBeiKvva.
16. 19.
Aristeas
Trpoa-Tmrjs, s,
=z
Tpap^r/Xi'foi.
Plut. II, 234
D.
npoo'vTroSeLKreov
lon
I,
=:
del Trpoa-vTToSeiKvivai.
Phi-
7rp6(TTvnos.
Galen.
127,
II,
371
248.
11, 37.
F,
Tivi.
Trpoa-vTroKfipm.
Galen. IV, 350 A.

Classical.
77poa--TV7r6(i>
upon.
Diosc.
to
2,
p.
Trpoa-vno'KapPdva).
Dion. H.
W,
Galen. IV, 184 C,
press upon.
Clem. A.
899.
npotr-vnopivco.
I, 525 B. wpoaTxmms (npoa-Tviros), adv. by pressing, close. Galen. X, 635 A. B. 7rpo-(rnj(â> beforehand with mordants. Classical. Diosc. 1, 48. 49. Clem. A. I, 344 A.
Philon
11,
531, 25.
2, 15, 9.
npo(r-v7iofup,vrj(rKa>.
Sept.
Macc.
Polyh.
39, 2, 2.
Trpoo-uTTo/iwjo-re'ov
Sei
Trpo(ru7Top,ip,vri(TKeai.
Strab. 17, 3,
7rpoa--virovoia>.
1.
796 A.
7rpo<TTvxi>s
(irpoa-Tvxris),
Eunap. V.
S.
110 (193).
2.
adv.
at
random.
7rpoo--u7ro77Tfu<o.
i)jon C. 36, 15,
Frag. 40,
Numen. apud
wpo-o-vyKfipai.
irpo-crvyxeio.
Jrpo-o-uyp^mpe'm.
i?us. Ill,
Jos.
1197 A.
3, 2.
46.
57, 55.
Ant. 18,
5, 84, 9.
I,
Trpoo-ufforao-tro).
TTpoa--vTrorldr)pi.
Sext. 545, 27.
Polyb.
Galen. VI, 81
-deaSai. 66, 6, 4.
Orig.
528 A.
npoa-vitoTonio).
Dion C.
Jos.
58, 18, 2.
2.
7rpo<T-v\aKTea at.
irpo-truXam.
Dion. H. VI, 813, 17, nvl.

60, 6, 3.
npoa-vnovpyio).
Trpo-o-vpiyyoa.
Trpo-a-vpia-ao).
Dion C.
Ant. 15, 6, Diod. U, 521, 72.

Polyb.
Sept.
7rpo-(roX\a/i0ai/(o.
irpo-frvWiya.
Pseudo-Diora. 869 B. Dion C. 37, 33, 2. 4nas;. Sin.
8, 22, 5, et alibi.
Trpo-o-uoTe'XXo).
npocr-v<f)ltm)p.i,.
Macc.
5,
149 D.
3, 2, 29.
Anton.
19 -v(f)eaTas.
Digitized
by Microsoft
"TTpocr-vyfroto
951
Jos. B. J.
'Trpoa'-yeco
irpoa-vyjroa.
3, 7,
Sept.
5, 1, 5.
Maco.
1, 12, 36.
3.
The
celebration
30.
irpoa-cpayfiiia, aros, to, irpocr-(l>dyiov, ov, to,
^ =
Lord's Supper.
following. Moer. 251.
eSfaiia, anything
o-\Jaov,
eaten
with
bread,
p. 26.
meat.
Joann.
21,
5.
Moschn. 55,
7rp6(T(j)aTos,

fles. "o^ôi/
late.
A. Athan. I, 729 B. 797 A. Chrys. I, 500 A. 611 C. Pallad. Laus. 1106 A. Cyrill. A. X, 89 A. [The full form is ^ n-poo-côpi t^j rfpâpio-Ti'ar.]
of the eucharist, the Laod. 19. 57. Eus. II, 625 296 C. BasU. IV, 724 B.

ov,
....
Classical.
4.
:
The
fresh:
1,
recent,
5.
sacramental
elements.
Sept.
Eccl.
9.
Dion.
1,
H. V,
6.
Oblation, a loaf
of
124,
13.
bread presented to the church.

eiXoyia
Called also
Erotian. 310.
Delet. p.
:vpoa-(j)aTas,
9.
Djosc.
4,
101 (103).
Sept. Deut.
regularly stamped with the figure

Pseudo-C/i>-.y,s.
of the cross.
1,
adv. recently, lately.

36.
14, 115.
24, 5.
Diod.
to
Babr. 30,
3.
Pallad. Laus. 1042 C. B. Sophrns. 3989 A.
XII, 777 E. Joann. Mosch. 2896
.rrpo(T-(j}ep<i),
offer
7,
an oblation or
12, et alibi.
2. To celeperform the communionservice. Iren. 1028 A. Anc. 1. Neocaes. 9. Nic. I, 18. Laod. 49. Eus. IV, 89 B. .4rtan. I, 296 C. 397 A.
Sept.
Lev.
2, 8.
sacrifice.
Mc. CP.
n-poa-(f>6ptos,
Can. 11.
ov,
1.
6,
Pseudo-Gem. 397 C. Porph. Cer. 18, 23. quid ? Cyrill. Scyth. V. S.

of
brate the eucharist, to
323 A,
refuge.
v.
7rpo(T(j)opdpios.
7rpoa-(f)vytov,
m,
to, {irpoa-c^vyri) refuge, place

6.
Mai. 485,
aros,
5.
6,
493, 23.
!rp6iT(j)vyos, ov, 6,
refugee.
to,
Porph.
Adm.
227.
irpoa(l)epais (7rpoiT(êpfjs),
II,
adv. similarly.
Plut.
7rpdor-(û/ia,
appendage.
7rp6a-cj)vyos.
1,
PseudoEus.
33.
II,
898 E. F, et
alibi.
Demetr. 30,
to.
TTpoa-ipevyco, to flee
for refuge
1,
I,
Plut.
I,
643
I,
7rpdo-0ii|,
vyos,
=z
D.
Symm. Reg.
29, 3, rivi.
Aristid.
1416 B.
379.
Justinian. Cod.
12, 3.
Theoph.
Cer. Greg.
135, 13.
Clem. A.
643 D.
II,
305 A.
470.
.
484.
Porph.
Them.
irpo(T(j>deyKTripios, ov, (n-pocrtê-yyo/iai)

tion.
of saluta-
Poll. 3,
KoKmrrripia.
Theod.
with.
36 Ta
7rpo(T(f>deyKTrjpt.a
471.
avato
TTpoa-cfiva-Tipa, aros, to,
a blowing upon.
Anc. 1393
I,
B :=
Ni/ss. II,
1185 B.
to
avatjjdeyKTrjpiov, the salutation to

!rpoa--(l)deipopai
the Virgin.
'iTpo(T-(f>a>via,
992 A, Tivi, to associate with to one's ruin. Chrys. VII, 14. 7rpo(T-(f>6oveoi> (pdovew. Plut. I, 147 F. 685 A. Galen. XII, 304 C. '7rpo-tr(f)Lyy(a. Clem. A. I, 64 A. Hippol. Haer. 348, 44. Basil. II,
Epiph.
book to a 491 F. II, 1107 D. E. Artem. 307. Diog. 7, 185. 2. To bid to pray, said of the deacon. Const. Apost. 8,
person.
Plut.
I,
dedicate, inscribe a
6, et alibi.
!7po(T(paivr], ^s,
f),
7rpoo-0ti)i/7;o-ir.
120 A.
npoa<f)CKi]s,
is,
D
beloved.
'H
Trjs
npoaâv^s
rj,
effSopds,
Stud. 1697
fj
npoaipa-
iTpo<T(js{\a>TaTf
7rpo(rcj){Kt6ai
=
I,
Leant.
Mon. 561 B. C
vrjaifios 6/36opdf.
:^= (piXioa.
wpoc^tXcoraTe. Aster. 236 A.

17,
1, 8.
TTpoa-cjjavtjpanKos,
ov,
z:=
7rpo(r(j>a>vr)TiK6s.
Dion. H. V, 250
4,
2,
(titul.).
Men. Rhet.
284,
7!-po(r-(f>i\oKdKea).
Strab.
13,
6,
Xdyos, an address,
ov,
p. 77.
Philon
495, 12.
jrpoo'fjjav^cnpos,
I,
declarative,
premonitory.
ifiSopas r^r
ivpoa--(j)iKo7rovea>.
Greg. Naz.
or upon,
596 B.
II,
II,
Jejun. 1913 C.
npoa-cpavrjo'lfi.ov,
Stud. 1697
the
C 'H
292 A.
3r/)o(r-<îAo(ro0eco to
introductory iveek,
called also
ij
the
Plut.
669 C.
Plut.
third
week before Lent,

/cat
rj.
e^Sofias
Philostr. 5.
jrpo(T(^CKoixo<f>7fTiov
II,
ToO reKoiVov
8ei TrpocrîXoo-o^cij/.
âpio-alov.
7rpoa'-<pd>vTjo'is, a>s,
16 A.
Classical.
20, 21.
3rpo(T-(j>i\oTexv<o.
Philon
I,
II,
509, Ael.
18.
Epict.
2,
]Tpoa--^CKoTip.4ofmi.
Philon
the
451, 34.
an addresing. Just. Apol. Onos. Prooem. dedication 2. Exhortation of a book. Longin.26,Z. to prayer, the bidding prayer said by the deacon. Const. Apost. 8, 37 (titul.).
1, 1.
68, petition.
V. H.
Sept.
9, 9, Tivl.
7rpoo'(f>ciivr]Tov
8et 7rpoa-<j)a)Viv.
ov,
Sext. 629, 15.
irpo(T(jiopd,
as,
rj,
act
of
offering,
offering.
TTpoa-tpaivriTiKos,
tj,
addressing.
Men. Rhet.
Reg.
3, 7,
34 Oi apTot
ttjs 7rpo<T(\>opa.s,
284. Eus. II, 373 B, Xdyos, Justin's Apologia.

wpoiT-xaipai at or in.
Trpoa-xaprjs, es,
;=
15,
01 upocrêpop.cvoi apTot,
z^
oi
apToi
Trjs
Plut.
1,
928 F.
Hippol.
irpodeaeas.
16.
Sir. 46, 16, dpvos.
Paul.
Iren.
Rom.
(Trpoaxatpm) cheerful.
Hebr.
10,
T^r evxapicrTias-
2.
10.
14.
1253 B,
Haer. 82, 35.

7rpoo-xop"8'7s>
Oblation, offering, the

7.
>
to
Basil.
IV, 353 B.
Hippol. Haer.
preceding.
thing offered.
Sep(. Ps. 39,
Sir. 14, 11.
80, 20.
Luc. Act. 21, 26. Paul. Eph. 5, 2, et alibi. Clem. R. 1, 36. 40, to the church. Patriarch.
Trpoaxehevopai,
write
on a
<rxe8os beforehand.
Anast. Sin. 36 A.
?rpoo--xi
1053 C. 1381 A.
Ignat.
645 A.
Apollon. Ephes.
on.
Classical.
Sept.
1,
Ex.
29,
16
TTpoo-^ffif? future.
Lev.
5 irpoo-xfoiai.
Digitized
by Microsoft
7rpo-a^rjfj,a
TToo-a-xrifMi, oTor, to, habit, dress,
952
Chal. Can. 4,
TrpotramfvoiMii
TrpoamTTOTTOcia
^
ov,
irpo(rai7ro7roieofiai.
Caesarius
the
monastic habit.
Theod. IV, 1261 A,

214.
1033.
TTpoo-mmKos,
rj,
personal.
in
Z/ie
liippol. 837 C.
Trpo-a-xniJ-aTiCai-
Diosc. Eiipor.
6,
1,
Trpoo-toTrtKMf,
adv.
/ace
personally.
/caXij.
wpo-a-xmMTLa-iios, ov,
addition of a syllable at
Trypli.
Hippol. 840 B.
rrpo(Tamo\r)TTTea>,
to
i;urfoc. Jf. 37,
the end (eywvr], \6youn, tovtovi).

19.
Drac. 160, 11.

Polyh.
"-t-
Arcad.
4, 16, 4.
8, 18,
ending.
VII, 208 D.
Jacob.
be npo(ray7r6\rj7rrr]s.
Orig.
irpoo-xXfvafo.
npoa-xpffifT'-C'''
Trpoo-anroXfjTTTTjS, ov, 6,
2, 9, npocra>Tvo\r]iniTia>.
6 Xap-^dvatv npoaoiTrov
2,
TTpoa--xpiaiTTa>.
TiVi.
156 B. Greg. Naz. Ill, 215 A

I,
Clem. A.
-a-dal
(Luc. 20, 21. PauZ. Gal. Luc. Act. 10, 34 persons. Chrys. I, 137 E.
Trpoa-tojrokrj^jfia, as,
r),
6) respecter of
irpoa-miro'hjip.TrTrjs.
7rp6a-xpw^^
Longin. 27,
^'^^^
Vt
= XPW^înto.
Anton.
7,
5.
respect
3, 25.
2.
Horn.
2,
11.
Col.
Trpoa-xp^vvvjj.1,
upon or
Died. 19, 33.
XrjiJ.\jria.
Jacob.
2, 1.
of persons. Paul. Eph. 6, 9 n-poo-cBTroPolyb. 1009 D. Clem.
Artem. 121. Nil. 124 B. 7rpoo"-;(pa>r/^co z^= npoo-Ko^XdofiaL. n-poV-xDo-is, fwf, 17, a pouring or sprinkling upon, /usi. Apol. Paid. Hebr. 11, 28. affusion.
wpoa-xpaiTa, adv.
^=
avyxpS>Ta.
A.
I,
288 A.
rjo'io, (Xeya) to represent as a Anasl. Sin. 132 C.
Trpoaano'Koyew,
person.
vpocTomov, ov, TO, face.

the
Sept.
Reg.
1,
21, 6 Oi
2,
12.
JSpi;^/!. I,
7rp6a-x<oiJ.a, aros, to,
288 D. mound.
ij,
apTot Tov Tvpotranrov, îz ol aproi

Sept. Keg.
2,
ttjs Trpodea-eas,
20,
sheio-bread
Hebraism.
Patriarch.
15.
7rpo(Txa>pria-is,
eios,
1100
progress.
B
II,
OvK
etTTi Tis
6vfia)Brjs opojv Trpotjamov
Athan.
Strab.
II,
1124 B.
Trpoo-^fflp'of,
OK,
:^= irpocrx'opos.
15, 1,
70.
jrpdo-if'aiKrif, cmr, ^,
have intercourse with any one. 293 C 'Ek TrpotrtBTTou ttjs 'Pap.aiav enKKrjo-las, on the part of, in behalf of, as the Cyrill. H. 377 A Roia representative of
iv aXrjdeta, to
Eus.
a touching upon.
Sophrns.
TTpoa-anm
3312 C.
n-po(T-\JAv8oiJuu.
tw Kvplm Xeêis ; Kara irpoaamov, personally.

Polyb. 12, 27, 10.
11. 27, 6, 4.
1, 1.
2.
Eustrat. 2341
Person, an
or woman.
2, 1,
Diod. 14, 65.

to.
SiraJ. 17, 3,
3.
individual intelligent being,
man
7rpoa-\JAt6vpiCa>
Mel. 90.
PZut
II,
505 C.
II,
Paul. Cor.
Ignat.

Trpoa-didrjs,
s,
Iambi. V. P. 124.
6uo"&)577?.
Clem.
II,
R.
47.
668
A.
(oft)
^=
Galen.
Epict.
1, 2, 7.
Plut. II, 509 B.
Phryn. 379.
ixtj
100 C.
*7rpo<T<oSia, as,
ij,
Athan.
(n-poo-ojSdf)
124
'E0oj3cTto yap
rrjv
irapa irpott^s
prosodia,
ac-
o-coTiOV
CKkaâv
dvayvatacv
it
TrKavriQrj
cents, accentiuncula, modulation of the voice applied to the acute, in speaking or reading
;
Siavoias, by attribiding
to the
wrong person.
grave, circumflex, smooth breathing, rough
breathing, long, short, apostrophe, hyphen,
and
23,
vTToSiaaToKri
1,
(o,
rt).
Aristot.
Elench.
Dion.
133,
8.
o^cla, âpela.
Poet. 25, 18.

Plut. II,
16,
7.
Thr. 629, 4.
Dion. H. V, 211, 10.
Strab. 13, 1, 41, accent.
439 C. D,
quantity
Galen.
II,
1.
accent.
{br)jx6aia,
Hermog. Ehet. 15, Arcad. 7, br)p.oa-ld).
73 D, breathings (opof, opos).

4,
Sext. 623,
the marks (-) and (_).
624, 14. 30, â-
(cpa,
Ppax^ti't oêia, âpela, TrepitrjrmfteVi), 8a-
<Tcla,-\jfi\r).
CTem.
.4. I,
1144 A.
3.
Epiph.
Ill,
237 B.
676, 16.
2, 13, 6.
Joann. Mosch. 3068 B, ê'ya, a great personage. 3. Front of a city or of an army. Polyb. 3, 65, 6. Dion. Sept. Gen. 33, 18. H. n, 781, 2. 4. Person, in grammar. Dion. Thr. 638. Apollon. D. Pron. 262 A. 282 A. 5. Persona uTrdo-rao-is, of the Godhead. A gross Latinism. Doctr. Orient. 661 A. Tertull. Adv. Prax. 7. 12, pp. 162 Bust. Ant. 676 Hippol. 821 A. C. 167 D. A. Athan. II, 729 B. BasU. Ill, 601 A. C. Greg. IV, 332 A. 884 C. Caesarius 860. Naz. I, 1072 D. 1224 D. II, 477 A. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1069 C. Theod. IV, 36 A. Gelas.
7rpoa--co$ea> to
or towards.
v.
1.
Sept.
Maco.
1249 B.
TrpocrmTTO-jrotEo),
ô-tt>, to introduce a person speaka literary performance to personify. Dion. H. VI, 906, 14, to dramatize. Orig. 740 A. VII, 121 B. Method. I, 713 A. 376 A -(r6ai.. Chrys. IX, 581 E. Aster, 216 C.
Diod. 20, 95 as
Tvpoa-iDwp.La,
as,
17,
(ovo/ia)
appellation,
I,
name.
ing, in
Diosc.
3,
151 (161).
1, 4,
Apol.
2, 2.
npoiramflov, ov, to,

I,
156 B. Just. ovofiaTos, name. Afric. 69. irpotTamov, mask. Philon

Plut.
608, 31. II, 561, 38.

1,
Diosc.
3,
Epict.
29, 41.
Plut. 11, 527 D.
151 (161). Lucian.
irpofrioiToiToua, as,
r),
prosopopoeia,
QuintU.
per9,
2,
1,50.479.
295.
11,516.
PoZ;. 4, 115.
Orig. VII, 101 B.

Ka>(\>6v,
2.
Moer.
P7ij6,
sonification:
impersonation.
4ctor.
Zon II, 520, 13,

12,
7.
a mute.
Jos. Ant.
Hermog. Prog. 44. Pseudo-Z>eme(r. 109,17. am. ^. I, 1160 C. On;^. I, 649A. 720 B.
29 seq.
Digitized
by Microsoft
'7rpO<7Q)TrO'7T0llKCO<S
953
Eudoc.
^TrpoTepevco
Tit.
TTpO-Tl/TTtBcrt?
TrpoaamoTtoiiKuis, adv. hy prosopopoeia.

yi. 328.
irpoaanriyiroios,
6v,
(ttoko))
Method. 376 A, nvos.
2.
that
personifies.
That makes masks

4, 115.
npoTepea. Her. 9, 66 as v. 1. B. 1077 D. Greg. Nyss. IH, 897 D. hustrat. 2325 C, to he more important. Sophrns. 3361 A. Eudoc. M. 303, nv&v.
exploit,
=^
a-Kevtmoios.
Poll. 2, 47.
96, 9.
jrpoTfprjpa, aTos, to, {irpoTcpca) advantage, gain,
jrpo-o-mpcuo).
-iljap. II,
success,
victory.
Polyb.
1,
16, 1.
1,
TTpoaaTepos, u, ov, (yrpoca) farther off. Dion. H. I, 185, 10. 139, 5 npoiraiTfpov t^j Eip<f>m/f, adverbially.
53, 8. 2, 53, 5, et alibi.
Diod.
6.
48, et alibi.
Epict. Ench.
4, 12, p. 258,
Sept. Judic.
4, 9, credit, honor, reputation.
npo-âypa, aros, t6, the van.

irpo-rayos, ov, 6, leader.
Diod. 19, 27. 28.

3.
npOTcp-qTiov
SeJ Trporepeiv.
Simoc. 256,
Trporepov, adv. before.
Athan.
II,
Agath. 25, 19. 844 B Ov Tipoprius-
irpo-raKTiKos,
i],
ov,
L. prepositivus, prepositive,
Tfpov avcKapiTTev,
el p,^ toxjtov e'mpa/cei,
in
grammar
6,
opposed to xmoraKnKos.
(fxavrievTa, prepositive
Dion.
quam.
n-po-Tf^voXoyem.
Thr. 631,
vowels (A,
Nicom.
92.
Gi-eg.
Nyss.
II,
because they form the first element of a diphthong. Apollon. D. Syut. 7, (j)a>injevTa. Pron. 264 C, ap5, fjToix^la
E, H, O, Q),
173 A.
Kpo-Tr]6r),
rjs,
tj,
fj
irainrov Poll.
3,
or
TrjOrjs pi)Tr)p,
great-grandmother.
59, 2, 4.
TrporrjKTiop,
18.
Dion
C.
6pov, prepositive
article
(6,
f),
to).
Arcad.
141,
8.
see npoTeKTap.
irpoTaKTiK&s,
adv. prepositively.
Apollon.
D.
wpo-Trjpeco.
Eus. IV, 441 A. 577 C.

L. propono,
publish,
to post, fix up to be said of decrees. Eus. II,
SjTit. 227, 15.
TrpoîBrjpi,
TTpo-TOKTos, OV,
1,
posted iu front {the van).

alibi.
Plut.
read,
to
151 B, et
1020
139
-dfjvat.
rTpore^j^TO) V rot? r^perepoLS dvaToXi-
jrpo-rdKcwirapea.
Poll. 6,
Greg.
Kols
iiepfo-i.,
proponatur.
Jul.
Jul. 380
D. 435 D.
1089 C. Lucian. irpo-rafiievo).

I,
Naz.
irpoTiKTap, see irporeKTap.

irpo-Tipdco, to fine.
7rpoTlp.iov,
7rp6-ra$is, ecos,
II, 300 -evadm. a preceding ; opposed to inoTa|ts. Apollon. D. Pron. 276 A, of the article 6. Conj. 479, 7. Herodn. Gr. Schem. 584, 15. Clem. A. I, 1181 C, toC
rj,
ov,
TO,
376 B.
appa^wv.
Lucian.
11,
Ill,
18.
irpo-Tivatfa-a.
irpoTtrXdm
Archigen. apud OnJ.

TirXdci).
i^tJsZ.
146,
3.
888, 17.
Orig.
apQpcw.
*irp6-Taa-ts, eas, ^,
Trpo-TiTpixTKco.
Golcn.
IX
(B), 283 E.
protasis,
Diog.
3, 51,
proposition, sen-
Ill,
200 B.
to
tence (iya> ypdcjia).
Plut. II, 1011 E. definition
1009
of.
dîa>p.a.
TTporrovlâi, l<ra>,
haul up with
the vpoTovoi
of a
ttjv
vessel.
vavv.
Antip. S. 37.
Sz/nes.
1337 A,
2. The major in a syllogism.

Pr.
1, 2, 1.
Aristot. Anal.
Tepo-Tov, before.
Joann. Mosch. 2989 D, eyxAeiretired from the world.
jrpo-rdo-o-o), to
put before,
to prefix, in
grammar
(tBSi,
before
opposed to vTrm-da-crw. Dion. Thr. 631. 640. H. V, 88. 156. 157. 166. Plut. II, 737 F. Apollon. D. Pron. 276 B. 303 C. 408 A.
Dimi.
irpo-reyyo)
Trpo-Tpavoa.
Orig. IV, 56 D.
Jos. Ant. 4,
6, 8.
Trpo-Tpina, to exhort, pray.

Just.
a'7)Te.
Tryph. 108 Uporpsiropevos tva peravorjAthan. I, 624 B, o-e iva didd^cias z^

Diosc.
ijs, r),
:=
Tiyyio.
Athen. 15, 45.

Strah. 5,
3, 7.
didd^Tjs.
npo-îvyj.â, to
wall in front.
vpo-rpi'âs.
1,
129, p. 122.
irporeKTap, TrpoTTjicrcop, TrporiKTcop, incorrect for

irpcoreKTOip.
wpoTpOTrrj,
impulse, motive.
Arr. Anab. 5,
IIpoTponos
28^ 3,
change of mind.
rrpo-reXcws, ov, absolutely perfect.
165 C.
tion.
177 D.
Pseudo--Djon. Anast. Sin. 1161 A.
TTpoTponos, ov,
olvos,
Sext. 620, 29.
irpoTpcjTopevos.
protropum,
a sweet wine
made of
npoTiXeais, cms, ^, (TeXe'o)) astrological predicPtol. Tetrab. 34. 74.

irpo-TeKftTpa, aros, to, that
the juice that runs out of the grapes without Xenocr. 58. Diosc. 5, 9. Moer. pressing.
278.
which
is
predicted.
Ptol. Tetrab. 77.

Trpo-reXeuTOO).
i)iorf. 11,
npoTvnov, ov, to, (tvttos)

573, 4.
2,
protypum,
model,
Pto.
II,
113
1,
pattern.
Trpo-TvTToco.
Diosc.
1,
27, (j)iX\aiv.
E.
15, 18.
Artem. 237. Diog. Did. A. 832 A. Philon

I,
44.
Herodn.
n-po-Tfpivicrp.a, aTos, to,
the vestibule
of a temple
II,
Philon I, 1, 11. Lucian. II, 863. Hippol. 693 A. 1240 B. 1244 B. Method. 365 A. Epiph. I, 981 A.
Tren.
or church.
157, 21.
567, 41.
TrpoTVjrapa, aTos, to, model, pattern.
Simplic,
Clem. A.
I,
trpmepalos, a,
560 A. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 577 A. Lateran. ov, on the day before.
KiiKavdSiv voêji^picov,
Epict. 449 (283 B).

Sin.
Ephr. Ant. apud Anast.
1188 C.
rj,
273
T^j irporepaias
120
wpo-rin-axTis, ea>s, ing,
L. praefiguratio, a typifyIren.
pridie.
foreshadowing.
1202 C.
Method,
Digitized
by Microsoft
npovSrjVi
348 B.
Basil.
954
Adam. 1736 D.
Trpo-VTroarams,
lobol. p. 55.
vpo^riTeta
eas,
rj,
IV, 128 A.
pre-existence.
Diosc.
Theod. Mops. 789 C.

UpovSrivi, less coiTect for UpovSevs,
a,
6, Prudens, Inscr. 5754. [The anaproper name. logical form is TlpovSrjs, like KX^î;;?.]
npo-viro(rT(\Xa.
10.
II, 159,
npo-imoiTToXri,
rjs,
ij,
quid?
1,
Mai.
490,
2.
Trpo-iiBpoTTOTeoi.
irpovfivov, ov, TO,
prunum ^
Antyll.
apud
Orib. II, 58,
7.
Theoph. 359, 19.

7rpo-v7io(7rpQ)VWfit.
trpo-v7roTdcrara>.
dypioKOKKv/irjXov.
Diosc.
32,
Galen. VI, 357 A.

243, p. 223.
TrpovveiKeva>,
XIII, 496 A.
Achmet.
TTopveva,
fv(Ta,
(iTpovveiKOs)
'EpipJiI,
Trpo-vnoTepva>.
TTpo-vnoridriixi..
Mace. 3, 1, 2. Greg. Naz. I, 573 A.

Sept.
Classical.
11.
Cleomed. 40,
1,
32.
(pdelpm, to debauch.
325 A.
Diog.
Strab.
1, 2,
Diosc. Eupor.
242.
2.
-KpoivciKos, ov, (jrpo, iveyKelv, eVfiK-) lewd.

4,
6.
'
a Gnostic figment. Anon. CeZs. apud OHjr. I, 1348 C. 1349 B. 700 Iren. 693 B. 695 C. Valent. 1277 D. Epiph. I, 645 A. Greg. Nyss. II, 264 C. Theod. IV, B. 288 B, 324 B jj UpoiveiKos.
Prunicus,
2.
irpo-inroTOTrea.
Dion
Diod.
eas,
C.
39,
57,
46,
49,
1.
npo-iimoTv-noon.
II,
586, 74 as
v.
1.
Phi-
lon
I,
493, 31.
531, 16.
r},
7rpo-v7roTv7ra)(Tis,
previous
inrorv7r(0(Tis.
364 B. 365 A. Valent. 1277 D.

Trpo-virayopva>.
TTpo-inravrato.
I,
Also,
Orig. Ill, 1020 B.

7rpo-v7ro<paiva>.
rj
UpovvsiKia.
Anon.
Plut.
II,
583 B.
1, I,
npo-xmoxâ.
npo-iiiToxpia).
11, 13, 19.
Diosc. Eupor. Diosc. Eupor.
242.
242, p. 223.
Orig. IV, 201 B.
Philon
Jos. Ant. 8,
2.
Theod. IV, 1225 D. Theodos. 1050, 12. Trpo-v(f>ap'7rd^<D.

npo-ijfpaiuio.
7rpo-iJ<j>i<TTafi.ai.
Trpo-vwavTid^co.
Philon
oi,
II,
22,
45.
Olymp.
Sept. Sap. 19,
7.
Dion. H.
9,
II,
455,
1.
1256,
(T^povnapîs) Prohypar-
7,
Tovs TToXcfiiovs.
72.
V,
14, TaiTrjs.
UpovtrapKrlrai, av,
ctitae,
Nicom.
12, 25.
74,
those
who
believe in the pre-existence

pre-existence.
Plut. II, 570 E.
rav aWav, to exist before. 636 F. Apollon. D. Synt

9.
of souls.
npo-iSjvapîs,
Stud. 1601 B.
fas,
r),
Sext. lib,
6,
Eus. VI, 980 A. Const. II, Can. 1, ylnix^v. Theod. Scyth. 232 B. Leant. I, 1264 D. Anast. Sin. 49 D. to have a previous existence. Trpo-virapxto, Simon apud Hippol. Haer. 252, 37. 41. Arius apud Theod. Ill, 912 A, nvos. Eus. n, 273 B. Epiph. I, 1076 D. Trpo-ineipi. Philon I, 282, 44. Apollon. D.
Synt.
1 7, 22.
Trpo-uTre/cXTjo).
irpovxos, ov,
(yrpoixa^
^âpxos,
leader.
Martyr. Areth.
7rp6(payov,
to,
30.
7rpo(T<pdyiov.
Porph.
Cer.
487,
7.
7rpo-(j)avep6<o,
6. 7. 11.
7!po(f)avfjs, IS,
to
manifest beforehand.
Bam.
3.
(pavwrepos
obvious.
[Plol. Tetrab. 167 jrpo-
7rpo(j)aveaTcpos.^
wpo(f)a<Tiôp,ai,
I,
to set
up a pretext,
etc.
\Âthan.
772
fVpoâo-ifero.]
fj,
Heliod.
9, 17.
trpo(f>a(noXoyia, as,
(yrp6(f>a<ris, Xe'yo))
a setting
7ipo-imâya>.
Greg.
JSfaz. I,
585 C.
5.
up of excuses.
np6(f>aa-Ls, fcos,
fj,
Amphil. 60 D.
general view.
Diosc. lobol.
3,
trpo-vTveêpxop.a.i.
Dion
Diod.
C. 38, 16,
I,
TTpo-VTTfôppda.
npo-VTrepydôfiai.
20.
It, 94, 21.
Lucian.
439.
p. 66.
3, 16.
Philon
I,
168,
irpoipaa-LcmKos,
17,
ox, (7rpoâ(rifb/iat)
serving as
a pretext.
448,
8.
es,
Sept. Deut. 22, 14.
Philon
II,
Caesarius 984. npo-vnoâKka. Plut. II, 966 D.

jrpo-vTTex'"-
Lucian.
II,
irporfiepris,
precocious.
Iambi. V. P. 422 to
62.
Orig.
I,
1044 A.
previous in-oypaîj. Plotin.
I,
TTpocfiepes,
precocity.
[Superlative
7rpo(j)cpi-
npo-VTroypa^Tj,
II,
rjs, fj,
o-Tof.
Sibyll. 3, 113.]
1280,
8.
npo-tpcpo), to utter,
pronounce
to recite.
Diod.
1.
npo-iJnoSfiKvvpt.
Philon
106, 23.
480, 17.
14,
109.
16,
92.
Dion. H. VI, 1119,

2, 8. 9.
Ariitid. II, 297 (226).

Trpo-vTvoKfiiJLai.
Sea;^ 689, 18.
Sext. 5, 26.
3,
7.
316, 20.
Tryph. 30.
PAifore
I,
Strab.
II,
5,
7rp6-(pripi.
Just. Apol.
Eus.
Ill,
33
Nicom.
Diosc.
143, 20.
73.
489, 24.
114, 26.
Sext.
Trpofprjo'aL.
5,
84, p. 740.
Plut. II, 570 E.
npo(jiriT-dva^, oktos, 6,
same time.
^=.
hei
prophet and king at the Mt. Nil. Jun. 96 C, David.

(Trpo^jjTeva))
7Tpoviro$eTov
TrpovnoTiBivai.
Iambi.
wpotfirjTfia, as,
rj,
prophetia,
2,
Math. 192.
Trpo-VTTopipvrja-KO).
prediction, prophecy.
Sept. Par.
15, 8.
Athan.
I,
237 C.
7,
Xehem.
Dion C.
13, 14.
6, 12.
ivpo-virowTfiai.
Jos.
B. J.
7,
4.
Tobit 2, 6. Iren. 1052 C.

Sept.
2.
1. 1,
Sir. 44, 3.
Matt.
gift
The
of
Frag. 57, 53.

7rpo-v7T07rdxr(rai.
prophecy.
Sir. 46,
Geopon. 12,
14, 1.
12, 10, et alibi.
Jos. B. J.
Paul. Cor. 1, 2, 8.-3. The
Digitized
by Microsoft
irpo^rfTelov
prophetic books of the Old Testament.
Sir. 39, 1.
955
Sept.
2,
7rpo-')âpiô/j,ai,
irpo<f)r)TOKTOvia,
as,
rj,
the
killing
of prophets.
prophets.
Prolog.
Book of Esaias.
A.
I,
Ant. 11, 1, Just. Apol. 1, 31.

Jos.
the
Bus. VI, 96 B.
Trpo(f)r}TOKT6vvs,
ov,
((CTeii/co)
Cle7n.
269 D.
264 C.
Epiph.
Ill,
237 A.
killing
Cyrill.
irpocjiriTov,
H. 400 B.
t6, if
4. The lesson taken out of the prophetic books of the Old Testament. Curop. 46, 12.
irpocpriTuov, ov, to,
Tr)s.
Italian
r o fi 1 1 o
ov,
not an error, it may be the Achmet. 1, p. 7.

.
chapel dedicated to a
irpoiprj-
npocjiriToroKos,
(ti'ktoj)
bearing
{bringing
Const. (536), 1032 E.
Theod. Lector
2,
63.
aros, to, prophecy, the tMng preAmphil. 53 B. jrpo<î)Teua), to prophesy. Sept. Reg. 1, 22, 18. Esdr. 2, 5, 1. Judith 6, 2. Ezech. 11, 4, et alibi. Jos. Apion. 2, 39, p. 495. [The aug7rpo(j>riTevfia,
Philon I, 658, 13. 14. Trpoipr)T6-<f>6(yKros, ov, spoken by the prophets. Damasc. Ill, 837 A.
Trpo<pr)To<p6vTr]s, ov, 6,
forth) prophets.
dicted.
($ENQ)
Eus.
slayer ofprophets.
Aster. Urb. 149 B.

7rpo(j)6d(a)
II,
1176 B.
following.
Nicet. Byz. 741 C.

Sept. Jonas 4, 2 eh Qapais, I fled bebe anticipated.
npo-(j)da.va, to anticipate, etc.
ment
as
is
regularly put after the preposition

npoe(j)riTeva-a.
it is
npoecjidaa'a tov (jivyetv
TTpoeîjTevoi',
Not
unfre-
fore.
Did. A. 712
rj,
-a-dai, to
quently, however,
osition
:
found before the prep11,
Ttpo<pBa(Tia, as,
anticipation.
Sept.
22, 13.
Num.
25
eTrpo(j)rjTiVa-av.
npo-(j)LkocTO(j>fa).
Plut.
II,
Diod. 15, 18. 16 A. Orig.

C.
I,
Reg.
Sir.
1,
12 cVpoîjTeuow.
Esdr.
1, 6, 1.
1476 B.
7rpo-cl>\eÔTop,ea.
7rpo-(j)oivl(Taa,
7rpo-<j)oiTda).
7rpo-<ôi/fiJo>.
48,
Tfvira.
Just.
Barn. 5 (Codex n) eirporjifiApol. 1, 44 7rfTrpo<priTev(rdm.

Afric. Epist. 45
Orig.
I,
Galen.
X, 500 B.
1.
Galen. XIII, 333 B.

Iambi. V. P. 32, v.
Cyrill.
Tryph. 66
757
Just.
e7reirpo(f>TjTVTo.
5rpo(r0otTO<a.
A iTen-po(j)riTevTO.
C
Apol.
1,
TrerrpocfirjTfVKevai.
1029 B. Method. 52 B.
753 A.
35
7rpoe(j)rjTevTo
A.
II,
60 A.
jTpo(j)opd, as,
npoeTrecjyrj-
Tevro or TrpoTre(f)rjTVTo.^
rrpo(prjrqs, ov, 6,
propheta,
I,
prophet.
Classical.
II,
Sept. Sir. 49, 10, ol SaScKa.

1.
Philon
222,
fj, (irpo<l>ipu>) utterance : pronunciDion. H. VI, 1023, 3. Philon I, 447, 17. 448, 27. Jos. Ant. 20, 11, 2, p. 982. Plut. II, 777 B. Drac. 8, 22. Apollon. D. Conj. 526, 17. êrmo^. Rhet. 224, 9. Sext.
ation.
343, 25. 417, 16.
510, 28.
Jos. Apion.
6, 7.
(See also Strab. 14,

rj,
2,
28, p. 142, 6.
Athenag. 908 A. Iambi. Myst. 125, 10. For the prophets in the primitive church, see Paul. Cor. 1, 12, 28. Iren. 829 B. Orig. I, 745 A. For the Egyptian
1, 7
(Ant.
4, 6, 5).
Jos. Ant. 20, 11, 2.

7rpo(f>opi<6s,
ov,
Philostr. 594.)
prophets, see Diosc. 1,9, et
alibi.
Plut. II,
578 F.
Heges. 1220 B. Lucian. I, 537. II, 729. Theophil. 1105 C. Clem. A. I, 761 B. 777 A. n, 253 C. 256 A. Diog. 1, 1.
Orig.
I,
Philostr. 4.
941 A.
321.
Iambi. Myst.
3, 9.
Porphyr. Abst. 2. In V. P. 48.
the plural, the writings of the prophets of the Old Testament. Iren. Sept. Sir. Prolog.
of utterance, uttered : opposed Philon 1, 199, 12. 244, 14. Plut. II, 973 A (777 B). 448, 23, Xdyos. Theophil. 2, 22, p. 1088 B. Galen. II, 3. Clem. A. II, 16 B. Sext. 16,. 18. 327, 22. 477 A. Athan. I, 201 A. Galen. VI, 320 F-(j)pvy^vai. irpo-rjipvya), irpo-tpvâKri, ijs, fj, a watching, guarding : prePolyb. 5, 95, 5. Agath. 256, 4. caution. 2. Safeguard. Diosc. 2, 49. lobol. p. 44. 3. Observance. Sept. Ex. 12, 42.
to fvSiddeTos.
477 A. B.
wpof^TiKos,
irpo(j)v\aKTeov
OV,
Sel jrpo^v\d<70fi.v.
Plut. II,
of or from a prophet, prophetic. Philon I, 449, 28. Paul. Rom. 16, 26. Petr. 2, 1, 19. Just. Apol. 1, 6. Tryph. 32, p. 544 B, et alibi. Martyr. Polyc. 1041 A, expounder. Iren. 521 A. 828 C. 1122 B. 829 B, prjaeis. Lucian. II, 264. Clem. Aster, Urb. 156 A, ^dpurixa. A. I, 53 B. 340 D. 892 A Ai npocjjrinKai.
rj,
propheticus,
127 C. D.
rrpo-cpvXaKTiKos,
fj,
ov,
precautionary forestalling.
,
lobol. Delet. p. 2. 153 (163). GoZen. II, 193 D. 365 D. VI, pp. 44. 45. Orig- VII, 17 A. 28 A. TTpo(j)vXaKTt.KS>s, adv. in a precautionary manner.
Diosc.
3,
Aster. 349 C.
TTpo-f^vkda-a-co
to
take
care.
Sibyll.
1,
62,
ypa(j>ai.
a-aêiv.
npot^TiKm, adv. prophetice, prophetically. Martyr. Polyc. 1033 A. Athenag. 909 A. Iren. 1122 A. Clem. A. I, 64 A. 485 A. 1113 A. Hippol. 788 B. Orig. I, 429 B. 820 B.
Trpo^rjns, iSos, ^, Sept. Esai. 8, 3,
vpot^ryro-KpaTiop,
Diosc. 2, 112 -<j)a)x6tjvai,. Eus. IV, 345 B. Sophrns. 3565. Trpo-(fia>Ticrpa, aros, to, preparation for baptism. Eutych. 2392 A. Pseudo-/os. Mace. Aret. 124 D. irpo-XaKdo).
7rpo-ct)ar/wpi.
!Tpo-<pa>TiCa.
prophetissa,
a prophet's
6,
prophetess.
10
npoKfâJ^'"'''''" ^
yXarra, for cutting out.

pattern.
wife.
npo-xapayfia,
aros,
II,
to,
Nicrnn.
74.
opos,
prince of prophets.
Greg.Naz.
Trpo-)(apiôp.ai.
Damasc.
Ill,
681 B.
425 A. Jos. Hymnog. 985 B. Iren. 1127 C.
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TTpo-'âpiafia
irpo-xdpia-iâ, aros, to,
5,
956
Sihyll.
iTpo--^r)îôiuu,.
Trpool'o';
;(d/H(7fia, gift.
Dion
C. 43, 14, 3 -iadai, pas-
831.
sively.
7rpo-\jfvxptC'^
irpo-x^CKos, ov, with

3.
prominent lips. Strab. 2, 2, Lucian. Ill, 248. 2. to axpa 2. Substantively, toe wpoxeCKa /Jm/ apud On'&. Ill, 384, 13. raj/ ;^Xe<<)!'.
15, 1, 57, p. 222,
following.
Galen. VI, 439 A.
Galen. VI, 438 Plut. U, 690 F. n-po-fvxa. F. 439 A. irpoabiKos, rj, 6v, belonging to a TrpomSos op;
iTpoxip'iCl''ai;
icrofuii,
to choose,
elect,
appoint,
posed to
7rpoi8ds, oO,
eiraSiKos.
Heph. Poem.
8,
3.
5.
admit.
2,
.3,
Sept.
Ex.
4, 13.
Josu.
3, 12.
Mace.
Schol. Arist.
fj,
Nub.
949.
7.
PoZi/J. 2, 43, 1, et alibi.
41.
15, 67.
Dion. H. V, 451,
3.
Died. 11, Luc. Act.
(^(ihff)
a short verse before a
longer one
12,
2.
opposed to ewaSos. Heph. Poem.

Trpo &pas, before the time, preII,
22, 14, et alibi.
Dion
10.
C. 54, 1, 3, Tiya Sikto-
Topa.
Mc.
biaKovov.
I,
nva
etc.
2.
16,
Pallad. Laus. 1188 C,

Passively, to be chosen,
2. 3,
npoiopos, ov,
^
fj,
mature.
421.
Philon
314, 44.
Athen. apud
Lucian.
Galen. V,
Polyl.
1,
100,
708,
6. 8.
3,
106,
2. 2,
Orib. Ill, 165, 4.

II,
Plut.
U, 101 F.
Diod. 16, 66.

3, 4.
Z)Jo)i. i7. II,
Strab.
10, 5, 3, pp. 148, 20.

3, 20.
417, 12.
Luc.
I, 10.
TTpo-acrnKSs,
ov,
pushing forward.
Act.
Dion C.
46, 22, 6.
Nic.
56 B.
TrpoaxTTtKois,
Eus. II, 137 B -a-drjvai els rfjv SuiKOulav. Theod. Lector 169 A Athan. II, 261 B. Tipoxeipiêrai de els âaiXea Aemv tis.
irpoxeipifris, ea>s,
adv.
by pushing forward.
I,
Sext.
137, 14, Kivelv.

Trpo-a><f>e\ea.
Philon
OV,
186,
1.
Orig.
I,
445 C.
(npoxetplC^HÔ election, apSophrns. pointment, induction into office.

rj,
Eus.
37.
IT,
63 A.
fj,
KpvpvTjTiKos,
^=
Trpvpvfjdios.
Athen.
5,
3307 B. C.
96.
Typic. 11.
Sei
irpoxecpKTTeov ^=.
Trpoxeipiêo-dai.
Nicom.
I,
Trpvpvis, idos,
fj,
^=
TTpvpvTj (7rpvp.v6s).
Theophil.
iv
1060
Orig.
Tfjs
p.txdei(TTjS
AtowfTco
pop^fj
npoxetpos, ov, handy, ready.
375 B.
Sext.
364 B, iKboxq,
251,
3.
tjtos,
the obvious
npoxeipov, readily.
Galen.
II,
meaning. 176 C.
'Ek
7.
jrpvpvLhi, ^=z drro yovarlov ?
(Âriem. 119.)
irpvTavLov, ov, to,
^=.
npvTaveiov.
TrpvTavts, eats, 6, prefect.
Did. A. 589 B. Athan. I, 625 A, ttjs
TToXcwy, of Alexandria.
fj,
Trpoxeiporrjs,
a handling
3, 21,
readiness.
Trpmd-evperfjs, ov, 6, the first inventor or discoverer.
Cornut. 217.
7rpo~xî'Povpyeai.
Epict.
18.
Sext. 655,
Nicom. Harm.
ov, to,
30.
Jos. B. J. 4, 8, 3.
irpadiiTTviov,
^=
TTpoTos vTTvos, the first
irpoxepiov, ov, to, (x"'p) hand-basket.

I,
Cassian.
sleep.
4.
Chron. 570,
Plut.
I,
1131 A.
(Rtif.
apud
Orib. II, 199, 14.
Tvpo-xKaipos, ov, very pale.
Schol. Arist.
Hut.
526
Tie pi TrpcoTov virvov,^
Also, irpatTO-
204.
-irpo-xprja-paSio).
Cyrill.
A.
II,
352 B. 377 A.
Ruf. apud Orib.
Clem. A.
II,
trpioO-vaTepos, ov, (npaiTos)
TTpoxprjaTiKms (xpiiTTiKos), adv. by previous use
or anticipation
7rpoxpi.(TTeou
II,
Epiph.
II,
Fseud-Athan. IV, 280 B. L. praeposterus, having that first which ought to be last. Did. A. 884 A. Theod. Mops. 656 A, sc. a-xfijui,
TjTTvwv.
Sel wpoxpleiv.
hysteron-proteron.
256, 10.
to
npada
be npoxpovos.
irpocodeo).
npoxpovea, A, TtVOS.
597
TTpat, adv. early in the
morning.
Sept. Ex. 16,

Sir. 47,
21 nptui npat, very early.
10 'Atto
BeiKijs.
npoxpovios, ov,
=^
following.
Did. A. 301 B.
time
irpait.
Diosc.
5,
102, p. 767
Upm koI
Gelas. 1293 A.
npo-xpovos, OV, preceding

time.
in
before all
Lucian. 1109 A.
:
II,
311.
Greg. Naz. HI,

Schol. Arist.
Tvpo-xvpa, aros, to,
KaTaxviTiia.
Plut. 660.
TTpo-xviTis, eas,
fj,
Ant. 13, 4, 4 'Atto irpai pexpi heiXrjs 6\jrias. To irpat, morning. Sept. Gen. 44, 3. 21, 14, in the morning. Ex. 30, 7 To vpat irpm. Lev. 24, 4. Judie. 19, 27. Comparative TTpaiTepov, earlier. Clementin. 241. jrpmdev (npat), adv. from morning. Sept. Ex.
Jos.
libation.
7rp6-x<oXos, ov, very lame.
7rpo-x<oveva.
Cyrill.
Clementin. 108 A. Lucian. HI, 672. H. 788 C.

pass, said of money.
Sept.
18,
13 'Atto Trpa>t6ev eas

2,
Reg.
Trpaiiv6s,
24, 15.
fj,
ov,
27 Trpmodev. L. maiutinus, of the morning.

2, 2,
SeiKrjs.
Ruth
2, 7.
npoxwpeo),
to be current, to
Sept.
17.
Gen. 49,
Plut.
Mai. 400,
32, 6.
19. 20.
n, 726 E.
irpo-xaprjfjia, aros, to,
excrement.
Ezech.
Soi, religious
Ex. 29, 41. Babr. 124, Eus. V, 409 B, avvomeetings in the morning. To
27.
Orig.
TrpoxoDprireov
=
fj,
I,
1109 B.
Galen. X, 535.
Trpa'Mv, the morning.

TrpailoQev,
Sept. Esdr. 1,
5, 50.
8(1 irpoxftpeiv.
see irpootOev.
irpox'ixns, eas,
{npoxi'vnp.i) deposit, of streams.
Trpmios, a, ov, early.

sc.
3. Substantively,
Sept. Reg.
2,
ij
jrpata,
Plut. II, 941 B.
&pa, morning.
23, 4.
Ps.
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irpwiTepov
64, 10.
957,
TrpcoTOKa9ehpiTrj<;
Mace.
3, 5, 25.
DM.
11,
555, 39.
jrpmTo/SoXoy, ov, (/SdXXra) that has shed the first

teeth.
Aristeas 34.
wpcatrepov, see Trpox.
jrpai|i/Jos,
Mai. 288,
7,
incorrect for rrpoîjios.

4,
I,
(Jv,
irpwTo^dKa, axros, to, t6 irpwrov yoika, irvos or nvos. Galen. II, 99 F to irpaiToyaXaKTa.
of a vessel.
lirnos.
irptopiKos,
o/^
iAe
jrpapa
irpmpiKTj
Epiph.
prow.
1044
ou,
o,
D
^,
jTparoyevfffKos,
ov,
(yeveSKrf)
^=
irptoTOTOKos.
npapa,

irpcuToyevfia, as,
fj,
{irpwToyevrjs)
wpLp,iyveta,
announces first. 8. Archangel =; Cyrill. A. VII, 697 B. EucTiait. 1179 A. app^dyyeXof. TTpmi-ainas, ov, i/ie _^rsJ author, prime mover.
TrpmT-dyyeXos,
iâi
primigenia.
vrrrivfirqs,
Plut. II, 289 B.
irpaToytveios, ov, (yej/eiov)
Trpadrjôs, irpmrov
with his first beard.
Philon
I,
159,
38.
II,
632, 24.
479, 18, /leipduov.

t],
Cedr.
II,
342.
o,
TTpayToyevereLpa, as,
z=^ Trptaroyeveta,
rj
Trptard-
vpaTaKKayarap, opos,
Curop. 25, 19.
Trpwr-aTrdoToXo?, ou, 6,
iAe
cHe/"
dWaydrap.
ifte
chief of the Apostles, Stud.
an epithet of the Valentinian Ogdoad. Hijipol. Haer. 512, 38. irpaiToyevrjs, es, first-born. Greg. Th. 1060 C,
yovos,
Peter.
Cerfr. I, 760.
rj,
Xoyos.
7rpci)To^vvr]p.a,
irpcoTapxia, as,
primacy, supremacy.
the chief
aros, rh, that which
is
born or
fruits.
1020 C
Sept.
Tfjs dcias wpoiTap)(ias <tov, tlae

6,
pope.
vpaT-apxos, ov,
Mace.
2, 10, 11.
governor or person. Martyr. Areth. 13.
produced Sept. Ex.

Zonl, 172,
Probl. 71,
first,
as
firstlings,
first
23, 16.
1.
34, 26.
Sir. 45, 20.
Phi-
Patriarch. IQ&O
6,
C
Alex. Aplir.
irpair-dpxov, ovtos, 6,
a Gnostic figment.
Protarchon, the chief rider, Theod. IV, 364 B.
npa>Toêv(TTris, ov,
7.
foretaster.
TTpaTaariKprjns, 6, the chief da-rjKprjTK.
Roman.
nptoToyovos, ov, first-horn.
Classical.
Imper. Novell. 287.
Comn. Novell. 348.

Ti pasTaarjKpriTrjs,
Curop. 10, 8. Codin. 131, 24.

Basil.
Alex.
Also,
308, 26. 427, 3.

veia.
Plut. II, 322
Philon
I,
Trpipiy^-
Paus.
1,
31,
4 Kopr/s irpaToyovrjs, PerClem. A.

II,
ov-
313.
Kprins.
Cedr. II, 172, 23.
Also,
6.
Porph. Novell.
TrpeoToatn)-
sephone.
Just. Apol. 1, 58.
280 C, wdf.
Tvparoypacpos, ov, (ypd(j)ai) written first.
Theoph. 588. 616, 10.

rov irpoyToacrrjKprJTtv.
Meet. Paphl.
Dioclet.
Nicet.
509
Byz. 748 B.
npoyro-ievTspos, ov, second-first, second only to
irparelos, ov,
of first
6,
quality, first-rate.
I,
C. 3, 31. 33.
Orib.
434,
the
first.
Damasc.
I,
780 A.
?
wpmr-fKSiKos, ov,
chief ckSikos.
Curop.
4, 9.
TrptoToSeuT-fpmr, adv.
quid
Protosp. Puis. 31
irpmreKTap, opos,
6,
the Latin
iVi7.
protector z=
Pallad.
*0 irprnTohevripms rovs retra'apas

TrXô-o-mc (cnûypdr)
8aKTv\ovs
Const.
VTrepaxTTrioTTjs, âa-tXeios a-KeiracTTrjs.
Laus.
1171D.
168 C.
176 B.
360 A.
Trpcoro-SiaKovos, ov, 6,
dpxi&âKovos.
"Pseuio-Nicod. Prolog.
Proc. Ill, 137, 2. Basilic. 6, 27, 1. 3, y'. Porph. Cer. 497, 21 TrparlKTap, incorrectly.
TTpaT-fKdTTjs, ov, 6,
As an epi(536), 1033 B. Stud. 1748 B. thet it is applied to Saint Stephen. PseudoBasil. Ill, 1641 C.
wptBToSoTos-,
OV,
Syncell. 623, 10.
chief eKaTr/s in
tlie
imperial
Cedr.
(fiibaiu) first-given.
Pseudo-
barge.
Porph.
Adm.
23 7.
3 Trptoroevvovxos.
Dion. 209 C.
TrptBToSdrms, adv. by being given first.
ffpmT-fUTOCpfOf, ov, 6, the chief fvvovx^

I,
Pseudo-
773, 17.
Theoph. 562,
6,
Dion. 209 B.
7rpci)Toeui'oi);(of,
Upareis,
ecos,
Proteus, an impostor, called
see irpcoTcvvovxos.
ov,
9, 6,
also Xlepeypivos.
Lucian. IH, 325.
Athenag.
TTpatTo-Bpovos,
occupying the
first
seat.
952 C.
irpumiw,
to be irpSiTos.
Participle,
164 A.
6 npioTcvav,
primate.
Nil. 152 A.
'Avnoxelas, the first bishop in the diocese of Antioch next to the bishop of the Nicet. Paphl. 573 A. city of Antioch itself.
Theoph. 199,
TTpaTLKToyp, see irpoyreKTOjp.
Trpurtoreuo), to be TrpaTKTTOs.
Anton.
fl/ii,
7,
55.
Leo Gram. 263, 12. Cedr. H, 314, 1. Const. Due. Novell. 325.
npaiTO-iepevs, eas,
6,
19.
315,
irpaTOaaTjKprfTis, see irpcoTaarjK.pTjTis.

irpoiT-ojSa^pea)
TTpaToirawas.
6,
Euchol.
npcoroâBpos
1.
to
occupy
the
first seat.
Sept. Esth. 3,
6,
TrpojTOKayKfWdpws, ov, Theoph. Cont. 442.

irpa>T0-Ka6ibpa, as,
r],
first
KayKeKXdpios.
irpoTo-êandpcos, ov,
chief ê<TTidpios. Porph.
following.
Eus. Alex.
seat.
Them.
33, 9.
Cer. 465, 13.
360 B.
irpaTOKadebpia, as,
ij,
irpard-îos, ov, old.
TseuA-Athan. TV, 861 C.

(jrpaToôKos)
^KoSibpa)
the first 11.
vpaiTo^dkia,
Plut. II,
tjo-o),
173 D. 2. To produce early or new fruit. Sept. Ezech. 47, 12. Anthol. II, 3. To shed 74 (PhUodemus), tropically.
to
hurl
first.
Matt. 23,
6.
Herm. Mand.
II,
A. Clem,. A. 87 F.
3, 9.
Caius 29 328 B. Pallad. Vit. Chrys.
TrpaTOKadeSpirris, ov, 6, president.
Herm. Vis.
the first teeth.
Geopon. 16,
1, 3.
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7rpcoTo-Kaip(,oTo-KaX\iypd(j)os, ov, 6, the first cattigrapher.
2. The first martyr Martyr. Poth. 1417 B. on record, applied to Saint Stephen and
Epiph. I, 321 A. Const. Apocr. Act. Paul et Thecl. Sophrns. 3361 A. Euagr. 2612 B. p. 63. 3796 A. Damasc. 11, 253 C. Horol. Dec.
Saint Thecla.
2,
Stud. 1740 D, in a monastery.

TTpoiTOKapapos, ov,
Apost.
;
49.
of the first Kapdpa

6,
a Gnostic
8.
word.
Hippol. Haer. 186, 31, dvaroKij.

steersman. Leo. Tact. 19,
Vit. Nil.
irpatTO-Kapaôs, ov,
27.
Sept. 24.
ov, 6, the first pva-Ttjs.
Theoph. Com. 400, 13.

TrpaiTo-KevTapxos, ov,
6,
Jun. 105 B.
Basil.
7rpa>To-pv(TTrjs,
Achill.
the first Kevrapxos.
Tat.
3, 22.
Porph. Novell. 311.

7rpa>To-Kr)pv^, vKos, 6, the first herald.
wpaTovoia,
as,
fj,
^=.
TTpaTj]
ewoia,
the first
Eus. VI,
thought.
Marc. Erem. 1016 B.

Stud.
Nil. 573 B.
853 A.
npuiTo-Kkryros,
irpcoTo-vordpcos, ov, 6, first vordpios.
Sophrns.
C.
an epithet it is applied to the apostle Andrew, because he was called to

673 A.
the apostolical office before any of the other
apostles {Joann.
1,
As
ov,
first
called.
Doctr. Orient.
3200 A.
Leo. Tact. 4,
TrpcoTOTrddeca, as,
1540 A. Phot. II, 869 31. Porph. Cer. 451, 17,

fj,
(npaToiradfis) first affection.
Galen.
II,
189 B.
Athenag.
41).
Nicet. Paphl. 61
TTpoTOTradeco, {jam, to be affected first.
A.
Sept.
T!
Porph.
Adm.
or
2, 4,
218, 14.
Horol Nov.
cav,
30.
?
irpayroKkliTia
TrptoTOKKT](TLa,
ra,
quid
Mace.
21.
the
first
poiTO-KKiaia,
as,
f),
place
Matt. 23, 6. Clem. A. II, 536 C. CP. 787 (titul.), in general.
Epiph.
a paper
at
table.
1016 B. Galen. 11, 368 C. D. X, 500 B. C. Clem. A. I, 1077 B. H, 360 C. Greg. Naz. Ill, 188 B. Greg. Ny.is. II, 224 B. TrpaTOTToKos, possibly a mistake for TrparoTrtKos,ov, 6, the Latin primipilus. Dion C. 72,
22, 3, (jeKovTopwv, the chief.
TrpaTo-Trdiras, u, 6, first Tvanas 2.
TrpwTOKoWov,
ov,
TO,
(xoXXa)
blank,
Porph. Cer.
containing the substance of a legal instrument, to be filled with names, date, and so
forth.
538, 21.
TTpaiTo^rraTras,
a, 6, chief priest. Porph. Cer. Theoph. Cont. 388, 24. Cedr. II,
2.
17,
16.
TrpaTo-KOfijjs, rjTos, 6,
chief KOfirj^.
Pallad. Laus.
285, 12.
irpaTo-TraTpiKios, ov, 6, first patrician.
1169
(titul).
(^Kojxrf)
Theoph.
TrpoiTOKopwv, ov, TO,

the first hair.
protocomium,
(Cre-
583,
9.
Cyrill.
6,
A. IX, 660 A.
TrpcoTOTrXaa-Tia, as, ^,
(TrparoTrXaoTos) first forTit.
vparo-Koaiios, ov,
tan).
the chief magistrate
mation or creation.
dvOpcoTTLvrfs
Inscr.
2572 (A. D. 108).
TTpoiTOTrKatTTlas,
B. 1209 C Hepl ttjsthe title of a
irptoTOKovpla, as, ^, (TrpayroKovpos) the first shearing.
Manichean work.
7rpa>rd-7rXaoToy, ov, 6, the first
Sept. Tobit 1, 6 (Deut. 18, 4).
irptxiTO'KovpfTcop, opos, 6, the first Kovpaatp.
Mai.
749 D.
352.
Theoph. 454, 13.

Isid.
TrptBTo-KTiVnjs, ov, 6, first KTi<TTrjs.
made, an epithet Eve. Sept. Sap. 7, 1. Jtist Frag. 1580 B. 10, 1. Tatian. 852 A. Iren. 690 B. 954 C. Hippol. 684 B.
applied to
Adam and
752 C.
Trpayro-KTia-Tos, ov, first created.
TrpojTo-TToXiTTjs, OV, o,
cMcf citizcn. Theoph.

Gloss.
578^
Doctr. Orient.
18.
Nic.
CP
Histor. 50, 22 (51,. 3 UpoaTa-
660 B, apxdyyi\oi. 668 B, \6yos. Clem. A. 61 A. 132 A. Eus. II, 64 B. Greg. Naz. in, 1241 A, vKr,. Did. A. 836 A. Epiph. II, 728 A. Isid. 752 C.
II,
Tevoiv TToXio'p.aTos^.
npa>To-j7opeia, as,
fj,
vanguard
2, d,
,"
opposed to
oi-
payla.
Polyh.
1, 76, 5.
34, 13, et alibi.

first
Trpayro-npatTTOo'iTos,
ov,
6.
praepositiis.
n-ptoTo-Kap.f)Tj)s,
ov,
6,
the
chief
of a
Kaprj.
Porph. Cer. 527,

irpaTOTvpaîa, as,
privilege.
fj,

TTpa>To\oy'ia,
as,
fj,
Leont. Cypr. 1725 D.
(npaîs)
protopraxia,
Gloss.
Socr.
the beginning
Clim. 701 C, tS>v vpvoav,

service.
of a speech. the beginning of the

preceding.
Stud.
Inscr. 4957, 19.
TrpKOTo-Trpea^vrepos, ov, 6, chief presbyter.
npayroKoyiov,
ov,
t6,
692 B.
11,
Justinian. Cod.
1, 3,
42,
i.
Nic. Mich.
729 A.
ov,
6,
1745 D.
irpioToKoxia, as, ^, (\6xos) the line in a phalanx. Ael Tact. 7, 1.
irpatTo-TrpoeSpos,
first president.
of the Xoxayol
Genes.
pata-Tap.
Due. Novell. 327.

npanoppiôs,
source.
npiiTos,
rj,
Scyl. 685, 9.
that
is
ov, (piâ)
the first root or
irpwTo-pAyio-Tpos, ov, 6, first /layio-Tpos.

77, 4.
Lucian.
ov, first.
II,
419.
2,
Polyb.
43,
EiKocrt
piv
7rpaTo-pau7Twp,
opos,
o,
the
first
ovv
Uttj
Solom. 1316 B.
jrpcoTo-pavSdTap, opos, 6, first p.avbaTap. Theoph. Cont. 166, 2. 401, 22. Cedr. II, 154, 10.
years.
II,
Ta Trp&ra Ka\ nevTe, the first twenty-fine Dion. H. I, 261, 1 Tois npaTOts iwia.
To'is irpitTois
859, 4 'Ev
T^Trapaiv.
fjp.ipas
Cleomed.
^
^pat.
37,
npwTo-fxapTvs,
vpos,
6,
rj,
first-c\a,ss
martyr.
20 Galen.
At T Trpmrat
11,
ttjs
234
Ai npStrai Svo.
Synes. 1537
Digitized
by Microsoft
Trparo-airai
959
Trjv Trpoyrrju
epvi^m
27, 19.
23.
chief.
A
njK
Oi fiev OKTm
itpa>Tr)v,
I,
TrpuiTOi,
at Jirsl.
Basil.
73 B.
or napa Epict. Encli. C. 2. Prime,

29, 1.
Philon
I,
Isid.
749 C.
Tropically, thefrst,
nursed.
149, 14.
Just. Cohort.
1,,
the
in arith-
Sept. Ps. 88, 28.
Nicom. 82 nparos Koi curvvBeros, prime, that is, not compound. 86, Trpos aXXij3. \ovs, prime to each, other; as 13 and 17.
metic.
et alibi.
Paul. Col. Theod. Mops. 928 A.
1, 15,
npa>T6-Tpo(j}os, ov, first
Ptol. Tetrab.
119.
irpaTOTvTreoi,
fjo-co,
Substantively, 6 TrpSror,
of a place.
primus,
7,
the chief
itparorvnos
eljxi.
Apollon.
Poll. 5,
PhilonJI, S66, A7,
Ka>p.ris.
Inscr.
D. Pron. 343 B.
npayro-Tvnos, ov, original, archetypal.
5754, MfXtTaiuc.
Luc. Act. 28,

on, to, the
the gov-
ernor of Melita (Malta).

Trpayro-tnraBapaTov,
OTTaBapios.
office
of npayro-
Thenph. Cont. 469, 14.

fi,
102 7-0 irpaTOTviTov, the original. Greg. Th. 1053 B. Alex. A. 557 C. Athan. I, 276 B. 2. Primitive, in grammar opposed to
;
TrptoTomraOapla, as,
pios.
the wife
of a nQarrocnraBd<nradapios.
Kapdyioyos.
Stud. 1261 A.
Porph. Cer. 67, 19.

Stud.
Nicet.
irpaTo-cnraddpws, ov,
6, first
1269
C.
'Pseudo-Synod.
360
C.
Dion. Th: 634, 21. Drac. 16, 14. Apollon. D. Pron. 262 A. 279 B. Arcad. 142, 21. Longin. Frag. 3, 11. Porphyr. Prosod. 110, Xc'|if. 3. Praepositus
Porph. Cer. 62, 20. Phoc. Vit. NU. Jim. 89 B. Novell. 299. Lucian. II, 432. TrpaTo-aTTOpoi, ov, first-sown.
7rpaiTO(rraTto,
II,
rjcro},
Paph. 509 A.
TrpanroaiTos.
Socr. 376
C.
188 A,
Theod.
Twv koltSvqjv
n-paiTOTvirats,
Toil /3ao"tXea)y
;
evvovôs.
adv. originally
primarily.
to be TrpwTotjTdrrjs.
3,
2.
109, 18.
Ael. Tact.
11.
6,
Schem. 588,
Hippol.
Athenag.
Philon Herodn. Gr. 976 B, tivos.

also the third
Her. 1341 A. Basil. HI, 316 B. 853 A. Anast. Sin. 92 C.

TvpioTovTrviov,
Cyrill.
H.
see irptuBiwiov.
Haer
86.
:
irpaToaTdTrjs, ov, 6, zzz Xo;â'yoff
man behind
being
24,
5.
the \oxay6s inclusive, the order
Xo;âyoff, eTrtordTrjs, TrpcoTotrraTrjs.

1. 4.
Tact. 5,
2.
Ael.
Chief, leader.
6,
Luc. Act.
Nil. 208
Hippol. Haer.
76, rijy alpea-eas.
Cyrill.
H. 693 B,
7,
tS>v dwoiTToXav.
J], first appearance or manifesVsewAo-Dion. 336 A. !rpa>To<pavr]s, es, {(f>aiva>) appearing or manifesting himselffirst. TheolArilh.lG. Greg.Nyss. Ill, 1045 A. Pseudo-Dion. 272 D. 336 A. 'iTpaTo(j>avS>s, adv. by appearing first. PseudoDion. 301 C.
Kparotpdveia, as,
tation.
D.
Socr.
23, primicerius.
ov,
6,
Simoc. 71, 16.
7Tpa>To-<l)ovos, ov, 6,
($ENQ)
ovv,
loith
the first murderer.
irpaTo-crrpdrrjyos,
commander-in-chief.
Caesarius 893.
7rpciiT6-)^voos,
Theoph. 277,
irpoyrocrrpaTcop,
5.
6,
ou?,
the
first
down.
first (TTpdrcop.
Theoph. 587,
Lucian.
TrpoDTtcs,
II,
457, avBos
;
rjl3r]s.
15.
adv. originally
opposed to koto piroJos.
Trpayro-axiyKeWos, ov,
6,
first truyKeXXos.
II,
Pseudo619,
14.
XTjv.
Cleomed.
7, 1.
79, 17.
Chrys.
Const.
XII, 777 B. Cedr. Due. Novell. 324.

ov,
6,
irraiapa, aros, to, fault, error, crime, sin.
irpmro-a-upôvXos,
Damasc. HI, 1000 D.

Oenes.
69, 18.
counsellor. chief Nic. II, 1036 D.
Theoph.
Cont.
132,
18.
Marcian. 34, error in calculation. Orig. I, 556 B. Ill, 617 B. Longin. Frag. 6, 2, mistake in copying. /aTTiW. Myst. 177, 13. Laod.l. Macar.
Ant.
7,
Basilid.
1265 A.
Achmet. 18.
irpaTotrvoTaros, ov, (avvta-n]p.i) first formed, or
created.
209 A. 1241 D.
TrrauTTqs,
Cyrill.
H. Cat.
(vTalai)
1, 1.
Pallad. Laus.
Socr. 616 B.
ov,
6,
iTpaTOTaySis
Clemeniin. 6, 6, p. 201 A. (rao-o-o)), adv. in the first rank.
faulter,
offender.
Theoph. 383.
tTTaia-Tos,
Trraiio,
r),
irpairoTOKela, see TrpatroTOKLa.
ov, fallible.
Simoc. 137,
6.
TvpmTOTOKfvai, evaa,
(npcoToroKos) to confer the
commit a fault : to offend. Laus. 1241 D. Leo. Novell. 162.

to
17,
Pallad.
paper,
privilege
the rights
of first-born upon any one, to assign of primogeniture. Sept. Dent. 21,

to
TTTfi/of,
OV,
Qn-Trjvos)
XfTrror,
;
thin
plate of metal, or board

thick.
16, TQ> vl^ TTJs rjyaTrrjfievrjs.

TTpiBTOTOKeQ),
1, 6, 7.
opposed to naxis, Anon. Byz. Porph. Cer. 465, 15.

Eust. 855, 42. Bahr. 118,
Sejit.
5.
bcor the first-born.
Sept.
Keg.
1296 D, pd^hos.
wripva,
heel.
Jer, 4, 31.
aiv,
TTT^pia-Kos, OV, 6, little irrepov.
npoTOToKia,
Sept.
Keia.
to, the right
Gen.
25, 31, et alibi.
Also,
of primogeniture.
irpaToro-
rjs, rj,
Ps, 48, 6
lies
'H
dvop.la
Trjs jTTpvt)s
pov,
of him who
strike with
in tvaitfor
Deut. 21, 17.

ij,
TrpmroTOKia, as,
25, 34.
me.
A Hebraism.
ia-01,
preceding.
Aquil. Gen.
TTTcpviCo),
to
the
heel,
to
kick.
jrpaTOTOKos, ov, bearing her first-born.
Diosc.
2,
78,
Kvav.
2.
Classical.
Athan. H, 820 C, t6v arirov, he put spurs to 2. To hold by Gregent. 585 C. his horse.
TrpaiTOTOKos, ov, first-born.
Proparoxytone, Sept. Gen. 22, 21.
the heel: to trip up, supplant, to get the belter

of.
Sept. Gen. 27, 36.
Jer. 9, 4.
Philon
I,
Digitized
by Microsoft
TTTepi/ca/xo^
84, 39.
960
an old shoe,
TTTCOfia
(TrriXoi/)
II,
A ^ cmaraa.
imKamva.
TTTepvio-jids,
125, 18. 25.
Greg. Naz. IH, 1058
3.
To
heel
nrtXtoa-Ls, eas,
lids.
ij,
a disease of the eye-
Galen.
271 D.
2,
ov,
Bekker. 39, 19. 6, a tripping up.
Tropically,
Ps. 40, 10.
6, 4.
irnns, cms, rj, (Trria-aa) a husking. Diosc. 108. Galen. 11, 94 F, roC oKcvpov.
TTTia-pa,
cunning.
Sept.
Reg.
spur.
to,
4, 10, 19.
aTos, to,
hulled barley.
Strab. 17,
1,
TTTepvLcrrrip, fjpos, 6,
Leo. Tact.
34.
TTTioreov
irTepvicrTrjpiov,
ov,
=^
preceding.
Curop.
;=
del nTiaaetv.
rj,
Diosc. 2, 118.
13, 15.
TTTepvLo-TTjpoXovpov, OV, TO,
TTTOTjins, fcos,
(TTToem) terror, fear, consterna-
(Xovpiov) spur-strap.
tion.
Sept.
Mace.
I,
1, 3,
25.
Agathar. 113,
1, 3, 6.
Curop. 13, 16.

irTepvia-Ttjs, ov, 6,
17.
Philon
fj,
6 iTTepvlâv.
22.
84, 33
(= 'la/cm/S).
Philon Polem. 229.
I,
55,
TTToi'a, as,
=
jj,
509, 27.
Petr.
1,
.
TTToa.
I,
Polyb.
212, 38.
39, 14,
Diod.
20, 69.
Pliilon
wrfpo/3dXof, ov, (nTcpov, /3aXX(u) winged.
PseudSolom. Solom.
Hierocl.
IlToXejxdiKos,
dv, q/" XlToXtpaios,
Ptolemaic, of
SZraB.
Athan. IV, 909 B.

irrepo-bpaKtav, ovTot, 6,
the Ptolemys.
Sept.
Mace.
3, 1, 2.
winged dragon.
17, 1, 32.
Tatian. 881 C.
1336 D.
nrepo-etSris, es, feather-like, tving-like.
nToXf/xaiof , ov,
tinian.
et alibi.
1336 D.
i7Tepoppvr]iTis, eas,
tj,
= =
/ren. 441 B.
Ptolemaeus, Ptolemy, a ValenHippol. Haer. 232, 8, Epiph. I, 284 D. 569 B oi IlToXf6,
to Trrcpoppveiv.
fxaioi, ai
UTokfpalai, the Ptolemeans.

ov,
6,
C.
A. 143,
10.
Psell.
to be
1152 A.
winged.
Pint.
Cyrill.
UToXe/iatrr]!,
follower
of Ptolemaeus.
shovel
!TTepo-(j)opea>, rjaa,
A.
I,
Epiph.
I,
556
(titul.).
932 D.
TTTtpocpopos, ov, 6, courier.
iiTepo(^v-qa-is, ecos,
2, 33.
'n-Tpo(f>vi.a,
rj,
TTTvdpLov, ov, TO,

I,
QirTvov)
husbandman's
5, 6.
following.
1068 B. Geopon. 15,
or spade.
Leo. Tact.
Porph. Cer.
Diosc, Eupor.
463.
TTTvas, aSos, ^, (nTvco') that spits.
growing of Galen. XHI, 940 D, da-7rls, ptyas, 2, 120. feathers. Hierocl C. A. 169, 2. Pseudoa species of viper. Dion. 137 A. TTTvypa, aros, to, pledge. Antyll. apud Orib.
as,
r],
(nTfpocpvris)
wTepo^vTOi,
ov,
nrepocjivris.
Schol. Arist.
II,
416,
3.
Eq. 1344.
TTTepvyiov, ov, to, the tip
of a garment.
3,
9.
=
I,
Num.
15, 38.
aeros, aeTcopa, nrfpov.
185 B. the eye.

151.
2. Pinnacle Matt. 4, 5. Phot. 3. Pterygium, a disease of
Ruth
Sept.
TVTvypaTiov, mi, to, small irrvyim. 102.

TTTijeXos, ov, 6, (jTTvo))
Paul. Aeg.
(tLoXov, Spittle, saliva.

aj/
Sept.
Job
30, 10.
7,
19 'Etor
KaTonLa tov
Diosc. 4,
9.
TTTucXoj' fiou, until I rest

1,
little.
Cels.
II,
Med.
6, 19.
Diosc.
1,
147.
80, p. 84. Schol. Arist. Av.
Galen.
271 C.
irrepvyicrpa, aros, to,
369 D.
Longin.
nTepiyia.
opyavov,
TTTvihiov, OV, TO, little tttvov.
to TTTEpvylêiv.
1150.
TTTVKTrj, TTTVKTLOV,
Frag. Paul.
3, 5.
SCC
7ITVJ(7),
TTTV^LOV.
iTTepvyoTopos, ov, (refivo)) cutting
away
TTTvîi,
A eg.
etas-, ri,
(tttvo-o-o))
a folding.
Sept.
Job
122 to rrrepvyoTopov,
ov,
sc.
41, 4.
Athan.
nTepvyo(f>6pos,
((ê'pm)
TTTuos, OV, 6,
II,
13 B.
TTTvov.
Martyr. Areth.
10.
bearing
feathers.
TTTvppa, aTos, TO,
(irrvpai)
consternation.
Mai.
Diosc.
2,
100, ^'XcKTpOV.
184, 23.
irrepvyapa, aros, to, {irTepvyoco) wing.
Ta
ttte-
iTTvpTqs, ov, 6,
:=
d TTTvpaiv, scOTer.
Epiph. H,
pvyapara, labia pudendi.

alibi.
Pott. 2, 174.
fj,
Soran. 256, 23, et Galen. II, 94 F. 370 E.

Anthol.
I,
661 D, TWV
TTTvpa,
to
7rpLtTTpa>V.
scare.
I,
[Plut.
I,
301
iirrvprjv.
n-repvi, uyof,
luing.
139.
Heph.
I,
Epiph.
TTTvxf),
368
fj,
eTn-vp/iEKoj.J
I oem.
TTTepaTris,
9, 5 'S.ippiov Trrepvyes.
ov,
6,
rjs,
book.
impav.
Greg. Naz.
Upai, the Bible.
1093 A, encourager.
TTTcpaTtKos,
T],
OV, =zz
6. Iren. 888 B, write irrepaiTriv, corresponding to the translation volatilem et pennatam.
C. A. 162,
Svvapfvos in-epovv.
Hierocl.
Isid.
1349 B. Also, TTVKTij. 184 C. 196 B.

ov, to,
little
Also, Tmneni.
Pseudo-Dion. 425 C,
ai
Petr. Sic.
Caesarius 897. 997.
7rTv;(ioi/,
iTT7jvoitp6a-wTros,
ov,
(iTTT)v6v,
npocramov)
Jul.
bird-
faced.
Solom. 1342 A.
that
rrrfia-ipos, ov, (ttttjo-is)
can fly.
1,
383 D.
nriXXos or
tttiXos, ov,
affected
with irTiXaa-is.
86, p. 91, /3Xe-
Sept. Lev. 21, 20.
book. Arcad. 119, 9. Joann. Mosch. 2945 A. dim. 701 C. Also, irrvKTLov. Greg. Naz. III, 332 B. Also, ttvktIov. Athan. 1,600 C. Gi-eg. Nyss. II, 237 A. Pallad. Laus. 1219 C. 2. SZripe sewerf upon the border of a garment, Ta^Xlov. Lyd. 178, 23.
Euagr. 2681 B.
Diosc,
TrrS>p.a,
otos,
II,
to,
âpa.
Athan.
a fall: tropically, error. 157 B. Greg. Naz. H, 609 A,
Digitized
by Microsoft
jTTCofiaTiôa
961
is
:
irvKvoyovaTOi;
Clementin.
Adam's
Sept.
fall.
2.
14,
9.
2.
8.
That which
fallen,
corpse.
364 B.
Clem.
I,
A.
breach in a wall, rubbish, rubble

Judic.
5,
Chrys. VII, 185 D.

(fypcov.
Ezech.
100,
6.
6,
5
10,
as v.
31,
1.
Polyb.
4,
5,
13. 18,
5.
Agathar. 129,
70.
146, 3.
n,
604,
61.
Dion.
33.
BiW. 16, 8. H. II, 809,
Aster. 176 B. C. 2. Poor, in the sense otworthless (poor stick). Porph. Cer. 486, 15.
tjtos,
17,
533
= ramivd3,
11,
620 C.
TrraxoTris,
wraxla.
Herm. Vis.
Strab. 17, 3, 5.
6, 29.
Jos. B. J. 5, 1, 3.
Marc.
12.
Epict.
laa,
-jnafiariâ),
1, 9,
Phryn. 375.
Apollon. D.
139,
11.
irraxorpoipeiov, ov, t6,

X^lov.
(TTTcoxoTpocpos)
tttco-
KOTajSaXXo).
Mirab.
Cyrill.
199, 4 -cr6m.
Aquil. Ps.
A. X, 1085 D.
ov,
0,
Doroth. 1677 B.
epilepsy.
IV, 598 A. Einph. II, 504 B. Pallad. Laus. 1249 A. Gregent. 580 B. (Soz. 9, 1, p. 1596 C Karayaiyia TrTcoxatv.)
Basil.
rja-ai,
TtTmfuiTUTjios, Ptol.
falUng-sicTcness,
7rTa>xoTpo(f)a>,
nraxoTpocjjos el/iL
Greg.
Tetrab. 153.
etos,
17,
Naz.
fall.
5,
Ill,
352 A.
rj,
1113 A.
the supporting
îrrSxTK,
a falling,
Sir.
3,
Sept.
13.
Ex.
30,
7rTaxoTpo(jila, as,
of
the poor.
12, plague.
31.
Jer.
6, 15.
Basil. IV, 592 C.

Ill,
Greg. Naz.
11,
505 A.
Sext. 551, 12,
case, condition, state.
Petr.
360 A.
Alex. 468 B, from faith, with reference to
the lapsed.
Eus. HI, 556 A, of man.
2.
7,
7.
Casus, case, of nouns, in
grammar.
it is 1, 1,
used with reference to verbs,

<ris,
When
eyicXi-
feeding or supporting Vseudo-Greg. Naz. Ill, 389 A. Aster. 224 A. EpJir. Chers. 641 D. Trraxorjjavrjs, appearing poor. S, ((fiaiva)
TrT(oxoTp6cj)os, ov, (Tpc(j)a>)
the poor.
mood.
2,
Aristot.
3.
Categ. Topic.
10.
5.
Theodtn. Prov. 13,
7.
Herman.
adverbs.
Diog.
7,
3,
3. 1.
15,
10,
of
Uvdayopas,
Oi
goras.
ov,
6,
Pythagoras.
Sext. 156, 15
Poet. 20,
192.
8.
Chrysipp. apud
dm TOV Ilvdayopov,
the followers
of Pytha-
Dion. Thr. 634, 16.
Dion.
prjixa1,
H. VI, 800,
Tinrj,
V,
66, 18.
41, 8. 15,
TTvdayopiâ), la-m, to be a follower
of Pythagoras.
^=
eyKKuTK.
Tryph. 37.
141,
Strab. li,
9.
41.
I,
14, 2, 28, pp. 118, 14.

2.
Philon
546,
14.
294,
Plut. II, 1009 B, the subject of
HvBayopiKas, rj, ov, Pythagoricus, Sext. 721, 26 peios, Pythagorean.

yopiKQL.
Tlv6ay6ot
Iluâ-
a sentence
Clem. ^.
II,
(nominative).
Sext.
vTTaTueos,
593 B, mood, having cases, of which case is predicated, applied to those parts of speech opposed to airraTos. Dion. that have cases
7),
HvSayopiKois, adv. after the

ras.
manner of Pythago-
6v,
Sext. 724, 6.
HvBayopuTTrjs, ov,
Thr.
634,
11.
Pron. 269 C.
101, 26.
!TTa>)(ela,
Tryph. 32. Apollon. D. 293 A. Conj. 501, 23. Synt.

Diog.
7,
6, an exoteric Pythagorean the esoteric Pythagoreans being called IIuBayopuoi. Hippol. Haer. 14, 91. Iambi. V.
P.
72.
Sext. 305, 11.

tj,
58.
1, 3,
TlvBaicTTris, ov, 6, (Yiidios)
one who consults the

2, 11.
ar,
poverty.
Justinian. Cod.
Pythian oracle f?
TTvdavKrjs, ov, 6,
Strab. 9,
42, 6', 'O KaXov/ievos
im
a
65
rrjs Trrcoêias,
pto-
(ILiBios, auXe'o))
pythaula
chio praepositus, superintendent
houses.
2.
of
the poor-
Poverty,
II,
title
of assumed
rjiiaiv
humility.
X'ar,
Epiph.
i/jLov
T^y
Cyrill.
irra-
tov tttcoxov.
A. X, 996
poorIll,
one who plays a hymn on the flute in honor of Apollo Pythius. Diomed. 492, 1. T!v6p.eviK6s, rj, 6v, (nv6pr]v) radical, fundamental
or
pythaules,
B. C, ^ ^fierepa.
7TTio)(etov, ov, TO,
(number).
Nicom. 109.
Theol. Arith. 11.
(nraôs)
ptocheum,
trvdixeviKws, adv. radically, etc.

jrv6p.riv, cVof, d,
Nicom. 129.
house, almshouse, hospital.
Greg. Naz.
348 C.
fiivav.
Pallad. Laus. 1018 D, raw AeXmî;Soz.

1 1
Diosc.
3,
crown, neck, collar of a plant. 2. 131 (141). 4, 103 (105).
73 A. Chal. Can.
8.
Justinian.
Cod.
-wra>xcio
1, 2,
=^
17, |3'. following.
Novell.
7, Prooem. Macar. 848 A Xlraix^'iv
Fundamental number ; as 6, the Trufl/iiji' of 6, Hippol. Haer. Nicom. 96. 60, 600, 6000.
72, 8.
iavTov.
TTTiopîfo),
Tvvdav.
ura, to
(ovos,
make poor ; opposed

1, 2, 7.
to wKov-
414 E.
2.
o,
iyyaa-rpifivBos.
Plut.
II,
Python, a soothsaying demon.

(Trurafo))
Tifm.
Sept. Reg.
S>v,
Luc. 16, 16.

Hieron. V,
niKaa-p.a, otos, to,
irTcoxo-hcKaTai,,
at,
poor-rates.
cord.
Symm.
Ps.
451 A.
jTTaxovoia, as,
fj,
117, 27 (Sept. iv Tois m)Ka(ov<n, neuter).

(jioos)
poverty (weakness) of
Vit. Nil.
TrvKaa-jxas, ov, Ill,
o,
=^
rb irvmûv.
Greg. Nyss.
mind.
16 A.
Jun.
1129 A,
1
TTjS a-iafvomfyias.
irvKvdCopai (ttvkvSs)
6ap.lâ>,
to
come
used
often.
to visit
becoming (fit for) a poor man. Anast. Sin. 237 C. 273 D. ^)rTa)(6s, ij, 6v, poor. Matt. 5, 3, t& TTVcvfian.
trraxoTTpeinis, is, (TrpeTToi)
Zosimas
700 A,
trpbs fjfMs, he
me
often.
close-jointed,
TrvKvoyovaros, ov, (ydvu)
with the
121
Digitized
by Microsoft
VV/CVO-KapTTO'}
joints near eacli other. Diosc.
1,
962
17. 114,
7ruôc(Sij9,
ff,
7rvpyo-<f>opeco
like
boxwood.
Diosc.
3,
35.
reeds, etc.
irvKvo-Kapnos,
ov,
Also, nvâ,br)S.
thick
Id. 1, 15, ttjv xpoav.
or loaded with or
fruit.
TTuoTroms, ov, {irvov)
causing or promoting sup1,
Lucian.
II,
409.
with
thick
KOfiy
puration.
foliage.
Diosc.
97.
64, p.
68.
Paul.
Diosc.
jrvKvoKOfios,
ov,
Aeg. 274.
TTVoppoiu),
1,
r)(ra>,
Diosc. 4, 173 (176) to ttvkvokohov,

c o
pycnooften.
(pea) to discharge pus.
mon
a plant.
rj(Ta>,
77, p.
81
Ta TTVoppoovvra
tS>v arav.
Ruf.
5,
nvKVOTrXoea,
(nXoos)
to
sail
apud
Orib. II, 224, 5.

fj,
Hipparch. 1033 A.
TTvvKo-ppa^, (Byor,
o,
TTvoppoia, as,
discharge of pus.
Greg. Naz.
Diosc.
130
thick with berries or grapes.
(131).
TTJJp,
Stmb.
47, 27.
6, 1, 3,
15, 2, 14, p. 246, 6, fioTpvs.
vpos, TO, fire.
rrvKvap-a, arcs, to, thickness, density.
Cleomed.
Jos.
BapTTjpiov, in general.
82, 20.
Strab. 17,
1,
15.
B. J.
C "EâXov
the cell.
of ranks.
rj.
wvKvaa-cs, ems,
densitij.
=
48.
The
Plut.
Trip ets
II, 412 A, xaJoann. Mosch,. 2921 to KeWiov, they set fire to

fire.
I,
vestal
Nicol. D. 156,
194,
8.
to ttvkvovv, a condensing,
TO aa-pea-Tov.
dBavarov.
aeiâov.
Dion. H.
2, I,
97, 6, to
Classical.
1,
Polyb. 18, 12,
2.
Cornut.
Ael.
Sext.
Strab. 5,
3.
Cornut. 158, to
86.
Diosc.
Plut. II, 635 C. Cass. 148, 4.
831 E, to a^BiTOv.
Tact. 11, 3, close ranks.

55, 19.
TvvKvaynKos,
3,
17,
E. F, atrêuTov Kol dddvaTov.

Strab. 15,
3, 15,
Of the Magi.
Socr. 752 B.
II,
281
di/,
to aaêarov.
fire.
Swdfievos twkvovv.
(?a?e)2.
Diosc.
753 A.
Nic.
58,
The
609,
Greek
Theoph. 542, 6a17,

(TKfvacrTov.
22
(25), p. 365.
XIII, 128 C.
Xdo-tTiov.
vypov.
623,
Ptol. Tetrab. 30, bracing.

jTVKTr], TTVKrlov,
Eus. VI, 664 C.
CP.
Histor. 60, 23.
Leo. Tact. 19, 57.
see irrvxri, -UTixiov.
ia-Kevaa-pevov.
Porph.
Adm.
84,
11.
TTVKris,
ibos,
rj,
^=
nvKrfj, TTTVKTr), TTTVxrj, book.
Genes. 34,
irokep.iKov.
Isid.
224 A.
rj,
TTvp-ayvos, ov, the
name
of a plant.
Diod.
Method.
II,
nvXatKos,
gar.
ov, (jruXalor)
I,
of
the gate
low, vul-
316 A.
TTvpaKToa,
0)0*0),
Plut.
ov,
402 E, Sxâyayyia.
ex"')
^=
TTvpaKTeo).
528, 4,
nvXdoxos,
(wiXr),
keeping
the
gate.
et alibi.
Strab. 3, 5, 1, p. 261, 14.
Plut.
I,
Plut. II, 364 r.

wvkeiov, see TTvKuiV.
506 B.
TTvpdKTWcris, eo)9,
f],
TO TTvpaKTOvv,
burning.
TTuXms, aSof,
J),
the
name of a gem.
Aristeas
3, 6,
9. 2,
Eustrat. 2336 C, tivos.

TTvpdpr),
rjs, f],
nvkovxos, ov, ^z; 7rvXdo;ôff.
Jos. Ant.
apt).
a part of a gate.
*7ruX&)i',
coi/op,
nvpapiKays, adv. pyramidically, in the
form of a
6,
=r= avkia 6vpa,
gateway, the
18.
TTvpapis.
Theol. Arith. 22.

6,
precincts of a gate.
1,
Beros. apud /os. Apion.
nvpapos, ov,
^^
irvpapxtvs.
19, p. 461.
4, 18, 2.
Sept.
Gen. 43,
47.
Pohjb.
I,
2,
7rvp-d(p\eKTos, ov, not
consumed by
Artem. 100. Pseudfire.

Classical.
9, 3.
Z)!0(Z. 1,
Moer. 81. Mosch. 2964 C.

22.
Also,
PMZore
95,
Athan. IV, 993 C.

TTupyiSiov,
ov, Tu,
Joann. Leont. Mon. 640 B. Mai.

mjkeav.
elfii.
following.
1.
Strab. 12, 3, 18 as v.
252, 20.
yruXcapeft), rjfra,
nvpylov, ov, to, small irvpyos^=. TrvXapos
Strab. 12,
3, 18.
Plut. II, 980
3, 5, 5, p.
266,
1.
Lucian.
Jll,m.
Joann.
B,
ri, to
guard.
6,
Mosch. 2860 A, of a monk.

TTvpylcTKos, OV, o, vuult, tomb.
irvXapos, oC,
L. ostiarius, janitor of a church.
Inscr. 4207. 4212.-
Eus. II, 621 A. Cons*. Apost. 2, 25, et alibi. 2. Pylorus, in anatomy. Cefa. MerZ. 4, 1. ffaZen. 11, 238 D. 373 B. C.
Polyb.
3,
Artem. 104.
TTvpyiTTjs, OV, 6,
Sext. 211, 10.
409, 14.
of a
irvpyos.
Galen. VI, 386 D,

Sept. Ps. 121,
a species of sparrow.
irvpyo-âpis,
fj,
Trvvdavojjjii, to inquire, to ask.

TL Set TToielv.
107,
6,
castle,
palace.
7.
Diod.
II,
527, 62,
nva
otl hia~
TTvpyo-KdaTfXKos, ov,
6,
movable tower for attack7.
Tpiêi.
ing a
Orib.
I,
fort.
Chron. 720,
nvîô) (ttuôs), to have the color of boxwood.
Trvpyo-TToUo), ijco), to build
a tower.
Orig. Ill,
Xenocr. 45.
5, 14.
140,
1.
556 D.
24, 12.
TTvîov, ov, TO, tablet.
Sept.
Ex.
II,
Cant.
*wvpyo7roua,
Esai. 30, 8.
Plut.
1120 F, used
112.
by school-boys.
Sin. 196 C.
7rii|it, I'Sof ,
fj,
Lucian.
Ill,
Anast.
as, fj, the building of a toiver. Philon B. 86. Particularly, the building of the tower of Babel. Hippol.7WD. Did. A. 348 A. Epiph. I, 184 A.
pyxis,
3,
small box for medicines,

Jos. Ant.
irvpyovxos, ov,
16,
3,
etc.
Diosc.
17, 4, 2,
11 (13), p. 356. iucian. II, 581. p. 835.

r]cra>,
Polyb. tower-holder. 6, (?x") platform supporting a tower in a ship of war.

12,
nvôypacfiea,
(ypd(po)) to write or
76.
draw on
nvpyo-<ôpiai, rjam, to bear
tower.
Lucian.
Ill,
tablet.
Artem.
462.
Digitized
by Microsoft
TTvpyocfjopo'i
irvpyo(ji6pos, ov, {(l>pa)) tower-bearing,
9,
963
Heliod.
irvpivoi,
Yj,
irvpo(f)opea)
ov, fiery.
Polyb. 35,
1, 1,
TroXe/ioj,
16, f\e<âs.
Synes. 1325 A.
rj,
furious,
savage.
Diod.
Ex
Vat.
99,
20.
irvpyutais,
ews,
(Tivpyoca)
I,
the
building
of a
tower.
Philon
fj,
505, 15.
Strab. 15, 3, 19,
wupyawof,
Xrjfia.
6v, turreted.
m-
Apophth. 397 A, trorapxis, in hell, corresponding to Pyriphlegethon. Pseud-^âH. IV, 573 B.

TTvpios, ov,
Cornut. 17, arecpavoi.

inflammation.
nvpivos.
Iambi Myst.
of fire.
84, 10.
TTvpeSpoi/, ov, TO,
Sophrns. 3636.
1.
TrvpnrXrjdrjs, es, (ttXtjô)) full
Porphyr.
ic'dh
tt;
mipeiov, ov, to, censer.
1704 D.
of B.
the
2. The place where the sacred fire Persians was kept. Theod. jn, 1272
I,
Sept. Lev. 10,
Stud.
apud Eus.
Ill,
253
(quoted).
TTupiVXoKos, ov,
(ttXckco)
intcrwovcn
fire.
Proc.
259, 15.
steel
Hippol. 613 B, x^fa nvp).

Trvpio-TaTris,
(A
TO eV
x^Xa^lt
TTupeK/SoXov, ov, TO, (ekôXXo))

.itriling fire.
and
flint
for
13.
see TrupoardTrjs.
6,
Alex. Aphr.
Probl.
14,
nvpirr)!,
Porph. Cer. 471, 17. 474. irupeKTLKOs, r], ov, (Trvpeaa-a) having a fercr. Theol. Anth. 51. Galen. 11, 105 B. Lyd.
Leo. Tact. 5, 4.
303, 17.
TTvpfKTiKSis,
Lucian. I, 531, fire. 142 (143), XlBos. pyrites, from which copper is extracted. Greg. Naz. II, 297 C, flint.
ov,
(nvp)
of
blacksmith.
Diosc.
5,
nvpt-cjiKeyeBcDv, ovtos, 6, blazing.
Pseudo-ZJ^'on.
adv. with or of a fever.
Achmet.
329 A,
TTOTU/XOl.
17.
nvpupopos, see
7rvpo(j)6pos.
TTVp-evSpoaos, ov, cool in the fire
(although in
Trvpi-<j)\6yc(TTOs, ov, z=: irvpiipKcyris.
Tim. Hier.
Iambi.
the
fire).
(Tov fiarov
Damasc. I, 1273 B Trjv nvpivbpo(quoted from Leont. Cypr. 1608 A

burning.
237 C.
TTvplas (nvpioe),
adv.
in
or by fire.
T^v a(l>\KTOv ^drov^.

TTvp-evdeos, ov, divinely
Myst.
78, 2.
as,
fj,
Damasc. 1273
TTvpKdia,
bonfire.
(Leont. Cypr. 1608 A).
Quin. Can. 65.
2.
Dion. H. I, 228, 8. The ruins of a burned
Trvperalvoj
^=
17,
TTVpeo'O'Q).
TTvpertaa :=: TTvpeo'a'a.
Lucian. 1,862. Geopon. 11, 23,

Ill,
house or
2.
city.
Diod. 16, 45.

Îppos,
ecfiea-Tpts.
irvpKq,
r)s, f),
^=
Moer. 128.
Nicet.
mipcTiKos,
ov, febrile.
Ptol. Tetrab. 85.

3
7,
TTvpo/SoXiov, ov, TO,
{iTvpoôXos) Spark.
irvpfTos, ov, 6, fever.
Lucian.
a
Trvprjv.
6 ek ttc-
Byz. 776 A.
TTupo/SoXof, OV,
pioSov, intermittent fever.

irvprfvo-eiBrj^, es, like
OdXXm)
sc.
hurling fire. Sept. Mace.

Plut.
I,
Paul. Aeg. 84.

Galen.
Orib. 11,
1,
6,
51,
p,rix(ivripa.
147 A.
TTvpta^ta z:^ Trvptaa.
wvpmoTos, ij, ov, VI, 384 D.

TrvpiaTcov
70, 11.
Moschzi. 50.
TrvpU(f>dos, boiled.
Apollod. Arch. 17.

flint or quartz.
Orig. Ill, 341 C, Xidos,
Ant. Mon. 1480 C.

Orig.
nvpoyovos,
Antyll.
ov,
(yiyvopai) =z: TTvpoôKos.

Xi'ôr.
8fT irvpmv.
apud
m,
549 A,
414,
irupicmqs, ov, 6,
irupiaat
1, 4,
9.
TTvpo-Bpocros, ov, cool
through burning.
Cyrill.
iyKpvipias.
Lucian.
II,
324.
15,
H. 1200 A,
star,
<f,X6^.
sc. atTTrjp,
(vvpia), to give
p. 213.
a vapor-bath. Strab.
2,
jTvpofis, evTos, d,
Diosc.
98. 119.
3, 9
(11).
the planet Mars,
pyrois,
the fiery
da-Trjp.
I,
6 toO "Apeos
1, 4, p.
14.
Classical.
Cleomed. 13, 17.

ems,
Philon
fire.
504,
nvpi-îos, ov, living in fire.

Trvpi-^ptoTos, ov,
Diog.
fire.
9, 79.
22.
1,
Trupo-'iiTTrevs,
devoured by
Strab. 17,
6,
riding
on
Modest.
divination
27.
3280 A,
Plut.
I,
app.a,
drawn by horses of fire.

rj,
mipiyovos, ov, fire-producing.
2.
25.
686 B.
331,
TTvpo-fiavTcia, as,
pyromantia,
Hisp.
8, 9, 13.
Proparoxytone
irvpiyovos, ov, :=: irvptI,
from fire.
TTvpopa)(co,
Isid.
rj(ra>,
yevrjs,
bom of fire.
little
Philon
263, 14.
(nvpopd)ôs}
to
work
in fire
(metals), to be a smith.
Solom. 1348 A.
mipiSiov, ov, TO,
nvp.
Classical.
Plut. IT,
889 F.
890 A.

Orib.
I,
mipi-f(j)dos, ov, 6, r=: TTvpLorrfsTTupifo),
200,
Eus. Alex. 317 A. 2. To be flame-colored. Anast. Sin. 1053 D. 2. TTvpiKaris, is, := wvpiKavaros. Classical.
to
burn, neuter.
7.
Burning, pungent, as mustard.

iwpi-XriiTTos, ov, seized
p. 512, 9, volcanic,
Iren. 1245.
Strab.
1 2, 2, 7,
by fire.
Porph. Cer. 466, 6 Uvpopdxta Xoya Tov Xovrpov, for the bath. (loTrjpi) ;(DTpo5roi;r, a Ji-vpoffTaTrjs, ov, 6, three-legged iron stand for supporting a ketStud. 1740 A. SchoL tle while boiling. Schol. Arist. Av. Soph. Aj. 1402 (liW). 436 TTvpiordTTjs. wvpoTrfs, i)Tos, ij, heat. Galen. 11, 272 E. Plotin.
TTvpopAxui, av, Ta, fuel??
I,
325,
3.
irvpipavea (pjilvopMi), blazing rapidly.
Plut.
I,
Trvpo(f)X6yos, ov, z=z TrvpupXeyfis-
Amphil. 109
elpl,
686 B.
miplpoptpos, ov,
B,
eiSos.
rjtrai,
1052 D.
of a fiery p,op(j}ri. Cyrill. A. X, Cosm. 493 B. Jos. Hymnog. 1021.
Trvpo<popea>,
^=
7n;po06por
II,
to
bear or
produce wheat.
App.
229, 26.
Digitized
by Microsoft
964
*7rvpofp6poSj oVf
TTOJ/xao-Teoi'
^=. 7rvp<j)opos.
/Saror.
Philon
B.n.
Modest. 3285 C,
Also,
TTVpifpOpoS-
Diod. 20, 88. 91, 96. 14, 47, pais. Nic. CP. Histor. 61, 5. 575, 59.
Cont. 64, o-ToXor, a fleet
App.
I,
Theoph.
Mai.
77, 22.
oiii',
TTvpoxpous,
p. 149.
of fire-ships,
Ptol.
rrvpixP<->^-
Achmet. 170,
TrvpTToXt]-
iripapa, aros, to, (jTvpoa) inflammation.
Tetrab. 152.
Sophrns. 3633
{irvpos,
(titul.).
irvpTTokia, to
bum.
[Theoph. 495, 13
Kvpavla, as,
TTvpaa-is, ems,
fj,
mveopai)
airavia.
WDpTToXijo-tf, ecDj, ^,
3,
7,
Pamphil. 1552 C.
TO TTvpjroXflv.
Jos. B. J.
rj,
inflammation, fever.
Diosc.
2,
11.
Eus. %a,
TTuppiâ.
101
C.
Chrys.
IX,
150.
Ti-vpcoTTjs,
Sext. 114, 10.

OV, 6,
Basil. Ill, 213 C.
458 B.
TTvppdâi
(jrupoo))
3, 8.
worker in metal,
smith.
:=
Matt. 16,2.
Sept.
ttjv
irvppaKrjs,
6,
(nyppos)
Nehem.
J],
âvdos
25.
xP'"''
TTvpartKos,
ov, heating,
warming. Diosc.
1, 68.
ruddy.
1,
Sept.
{Jos.
17,42
185,
1,
Gen. Ant.
25,
Reg.
1, 16, 12.
Eus. IV, 116 B.

TTvapa, aros, to, (nvvdavopai) inquiry, question.
6, 8, 1).
nvppdkis,
I,
I'Sof, ^,
reddish.
Philotim.
apud OiJ.
Botan.
Sept.
ekaiai.
J7,
TTvpprivrj, 7}^,
a-yXty, ayXi'ff.
iea;.
mippi^m,
la-a,
(nvppos)
14, 37.
to be
or look red.
I,
Philon I, 99, 13. 202, 45. 321, 27. Apollon. D. Pron. 276 A. Adv. 584, 5. Sext. 42, 7. Diog. 7, 66. Orig. Ill, 1128 B. Theon. Prog. 203, 13, it does not expect a, definite
Lev. 13, 19.

TTvpptxaUos,
17,
Philon
194, 34.
to the
answer
like eparrjais, epoirrjpa.

rj,
6v, {rrvpplxi-os)
belonging
TrvtrpariKos,
ov,
^=
TrevaTticos,
ipatTTjpariKos.
pyrrhic, consisting
perpov.
of pyrrhics.
19, Xiîs-
Heph.
8, 11,

144, 19.
617, 15.
21.
Arcad.
Arcad. 140,
Hermog. Prog.
Sext. 673, 10.
Theon. Prog.
Apollon.
jrupptx'f<> 'f' (""PP'X'?)
^^ fâice Âe
pyrrhic
I,
204, 3.
TrvfTpartKOis,
dance.
Plut. II, 554 B.
Lucian.
605.
adv. ir= epayrqpaTiKws.

del 7rvvBdva3ai.
PoZ;. 4, 90.
Pron. 293 C.
6,
^yppLxco-avdnata-Tos, ou,
TrattTTos.
=:
18.
to
TTupplxtos KaX avd-
TTvo-Teov
^=
Orig. II, 281 A.
Diomed. 481,
01',
TrvcTidopat
the
4,
2,
r=
Tj,
ivvvddvopai.
Plut.
II,
292 C.
Galen.
II,
TTuppixiof,
belonging
war-dance.
19, Spopos
TTvcotTLs, ea)s,
(nvoQj) suppuration.
Lucian.
Kal
11,
Hvppixios irovs, p y r r li i pyrrhic (__). Dion. H. V, 12, 7. Heph. 3,1. Aristid. Q. 37 Zrac. 127, 15. Longin. 41, 1.
pvOpos.
the
273.
Herodn.
269 C.
irajyavcov, ov, to,
TToyyuivoTpotîai
little Tratyatv.
Lucian.
1, 71.
II,
874.
chius,
(TroyyavoTpocfjos), to let the beard

4, 5.
grow.
Diod.
Strab. 15,
Tatian.
860 A.
ira>ya>voTpo<^la,
as,
fj,
irvppcxta-pos, oC, 6,
=^
14.
to nvppixiC^cv, nvppixrf.
z^
to
7rarya)voTpo<j)fiv.
Jos.
Ant. 19,
ov,
1,
Plut. II, 352 C.

yrf)
TTvppoyeios,
(jvvppoi,
with red earth.

Plut. II,
7ra)ya>vo<j>opos, ov,
(êpo)) bearded.
Xenocr.
2.
36.
Antyll.
apud
cov,
TTVppoxptos,
=
0,
Orib. II, 302, 6.
irajXdpiov, ov, to, little iratKos.
Diog. 5,
TTvppos Tr]V xpoav.
TratXevpa, aros, to, ^zi ttwXos.
Max.
Tyr. 25,
364 A.
Tlippav,
avos,
54.
Pyrrho.
Sext. 593.
600 Oi
Epict.
TrmXeuT^t, ov,
6, (ttcoXcuco)
horse-breaker.
Max.
Uvppavos, the Pyrrhonists. Tlvppmveios, ov, Pyrrhonius, of Pyrrho.

airb Tov
1,
Tyr. 25, 53.

iraKevTLKOs,
horses.
rj,
au,
(irmXcuco) skilled in breaking

11, 36.
27, 2.
Numen. apud Eus. HI, 1201 B.

fj,
-Ael.
N. A.
Sext. 333.
7rvp(reia, as,
TTatXrjTrjp, rjpos, 6,
(ttoXcco) seller.
Philon
I,
161,
(jrvptTev<o)
1.
Polyh. 10, 43,

42.
a telegraphing by fire. 10, 45, 8. Philon 11, 643,

Aret.
31.
iroiXodapaa-Trjs, ov, 6, ^zz TraXo^dpvrjs.
Diog. 17,
76.
nvpa-evT-qp, rjpos, 6,
one who heats baths.
TTcoXoTporjieQ}.
Tja-a,
(TreoXorpoôs) to rear
colts,
40 B.
TTupo-iTTjs,
Pseud-^rfm;?. IV, 908 A.

OV,
0,
(TrvptTos)
of o fiery
Vit.
color.
iraikoTpo^LKos,
Î e7.
r),
ov,
pertaining
to horse-breeding.
PhUostr. 99.
TTvpa-oXapirfis,
e's,
=
r),
N. A.
4, 6
f)
7ra>koTpo(\>iKTi, sc. rixvri,
TrupCkapin)s.
Nicol. S.
rrKoTpo(j)la, the
881 A.
TTvpa-o-XaTpeia, as, Sol.
TvoKoTpcxôs, ov,
the worship
offire. Phiiipp.
Ael.
K A.
rearing of horses. (iraiKos, Tp((j)<o) rearing cdti&
16, 36.
888 C.
Trmîdfm, daâ, to stop
with a stopple.
2,
Classical.
TTupo'o-jtiopôo), to
form. nvpaoôpos,
p.
endow with a shining or fiery Damasc. Ill, 836 A.

ov,
Diosc. 5, 87.
1, 7.
91, pp. 18. 215.
Trapapiv for iraipdpwv, ov, to, the Latin
^z: nvpôpos.
Diod. 20, 48,
rium
et alibi.
442, 49.
Theoph. 610, 10.
TTotpaa-Teov
fire.
= =
poma15,
1.
Krfiriov.
Anast. Sin. 85 A. 8fl TTtofMêiv. Geopon. 7
irt)p0opos,
ov, fire-hearing,
charged with
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; ;
7rco/j,aTta^
965
lid.
pa
(113).
II,
Trafianas, ov, 6,
(Traifia)
furnished with a
Diosc.
2, 91.
89 Ta dirmpcoTa
jr<apoT oorca.
Galeyi.
Diosc.
irafiaTiâi
2,
11, Ko^Xiaj.
253 D.
Poll. 4, 203.
::= Tra/xdfo).
Galen.
irmpapa, aros, to, induration.

TTapuia-is, eas,
f],
Xin, 958
jraimTiop, ov,
C.
to,
little
ov, rh, p o m e r i u m or p o m o e u m the unoccupied space on the inside and outside of a city wall. Plut. I, 23 E. Dion C. 39, 39, 7. Galen. X, vmpoeidrjs, fs, (EIAQ) like jrapos.
natfirjpiov,
^
r
i
Traifui.
Geopon, 20, 29
Ko^îas irajiaTiai.
a hardening, induration. Marc. 3, 5. GaZen. 11, 253 D. was, adv. /ioit. Dion. H. V, 537, 7 "ASijXou eVi
oiTor
TTois
;(p^(reTat otto
t^
tu;(;j.
Ma.
23, 33
nis
Sext.
<^vyr]Te
T^f
Kplaeas T^s yfepvrjs
292, 11 ZrjTTidfjO'eTai na\i.v

ea-ri.
nas on
Koi
TOVTo oKrjdet
represent or
Dorolh. 1649
M17 eipi-
a-Kwv Trmf TrapaoTâai airm to npaypa,

sfa(e.
528 F.
2.
Thai
(roi
how
to
on.
ij
Joann.
dSe\(j)ri
a hardening of the oa^êov. 17, 275 F. 396 C. ira>p6p<paKov, ov, to, (o/i0aXof) u. hardening of Galen. IT, 274 B. the navel
no>po-Kr]\rj,
7]s,
Mosch. 2992 C
avTrj ijro
'Apea-Kei
Trmf
Galen.
11,
toC dai/iovos dSiKfirai Kol atrxqp.ovii
Doroih. 1629
A Aeyco
ncos al evToXal Traai rots
XpL(Tnavois eboBrjaav.
ioTi,
1832
Aeym
ijaii'
ffSr
jnapom,
ticra), to
make hard,
to
indurate.
Sept.
1,
^ V"'X^' "' Xf'yet 6 ayios Tpr/yopios,
rpijicpr)!
Job
17, 7.
Joann. 12, 40.
Diosc.
112
9(Q)
Q, Komra, corresponding to the Latin Q. [The prototype of is the Phoenician Qoph.
7
HAQON.
29
32 QEIPIAEO,
QOPINGOeEN. 31 Q0I02. EeEQEN. 37 OPQON. 166
Its original
name must have been
Qoinra, in
accordance with the principle that the name of a Greek letter begins with that letter {Herodn. Gr. in Bekker. 798. 800). The
AYQ0A0PKA2. Franz. 1 MAAHQ .... Eckhel. I, 170 2YPApp. 22. 46 HEQTOP. A horse Q02ION. 242 QPOT ....
grammarians generally confounded it with This letter was used by the Dori(cawTTO. ans, and was commonly followed by O with or without an intervening consonant. Inscr.
branded with a Schol. Anst. Nub.

Suid. KoiTTraTias
.
.
Q
23.
.
was
.]
called
KOTrTrarias.
Hes. KoTnraTias ....
2. In the later numerical system, q stands

for ivvevr)K0VTa, ninety.
Quintil. 1, 4, 9.
P,
pS>,
represented in Latin by R.
[In the
ceded by a rough mute (Bekker. 693)

aKpos, Kairpos, Tpena)
;
as
utterance of P, the tongue, according to Plato (Cratyl. 426), is in a state ot vibration.
According
thus,
xp"""^' acjjpos, dpovos. to Priscian (1, 24), the Greeks
Dionysius (Compos. 14) calls

letter.
it
a rough
originally placed the breathing after the P,
An anonymous grammarian (^Cramer. TV, 177) intimates that P at the beginning of a word is rolled ; hence, when in the formation of a compound word it comes to stand between two vowels, it is doubled in
wntmg;
as plirTOi (pplTTTca), e-pptTrrov,
Ph
It
was a question among the
pavw-
should Latin grammarians whether the be placed before or after R. Varro thought it unnecessary to write it at all in connec(Agn. Cornut. 2286). In intion with accomscriptions, the breathings never
pi (ppcawvpt), a-ppaa-Tos.
The
later
marians, or rather
this peculiarity
;
schoolmasters,
gramdenoted
pany
2.
P.]
In
the
later
numerical
or
system,
by placing the rough breathing over it and when it was doubled in the middle of a word, they wrote the smooth breathing over the first P, and the rough
over
stands for ckotov,

hundredth,
pa, TO, indeclinable,
hundred,
ckutootos,
rha,
3,
2.
rhubarb.
Diosc.
3,
Diosc.
2.
Also,
175.
rhaPonticum,
to
pfjov,
ov.
the
second.
They wrote
also
the
Leo.
Med.
Lex. Botan.
smooth breathing over P preceded by a smooth mute, and the rough over P pre-
Peov (sic) âpâpiKov, Tov piyaKov Kevravplov

Tj
pl(a.
Also,
Tj
pia, as
Diosc.
3, 2.
[The
Digitized
by Microsoft

pa/3^l
English
6,
1-
966
pat,va)
li
ub arb
is
apparently a corrup-
tion of pr)ov PapâpcKov.}

ifiî,
indeclinable,
3^,
rabbi,
Galen. II, 269 B. 237 C, x'''; '^'^ "" c"" Hippol. Haer. 420, uveous coat of the eye.
49.
.
SiSd-
a-Kokos, KaBryynTrjs, master.

Sovi, d, indeclinable,
z^
Malt. 23, 8. pa^^L Joann. 20,
pay6\6yos,
grapes.
'
ov,
(Xcyia)
picking
or
gathering
Clim. 848 D.
16.
5if(M, ia-to, to
pdhios, a, ov, easy.
heat with a cudgel.
615, 10, of the thrash wheat.

17.
8io!/,
Roman
fustuarium.
6,
H.
Diod.
II,
Polyh.
for
1,
1,
1.
[Comparative paSucrTepos. Muson. 187. 16, 20, 4.

6,
Sept. Judic.
11.
To Ruth 2,
Epict.
Erotian. 134 paoTcpoy.]

pddis
pdbios, ov,
radius =^
Kvrjpis,
spoke of a wheel.
ov, TO, stick.
Dioclet. G. 15, 5.
Strah.
1 7, 3,
7.
3,
20, 12, '-Epnov,

1,
=^
KrjpvKdov, caduceus.
I,
paStovpycm,
tricks
:
to
act
wickedly:
to deceive,
play
198,
Diosc.
13, scion.
tamper with : to Dion. H. misrepresent intentionally.

to
corrupt,
distort,
I,
pa^Sia-pos, oO,
461 C.
pa/SSociSjjf,
a cudgelling. Nectar. 1828 B.

d,
e'f,
Greg. Naz.
13.
Jos. Vit. 65, p. 33.

Cels.
Plut. II, 266 A.

Orig.
to.
I,
602 A. 829 C.
i?. I,
apud
1096 A.
Zi/ce
yorf.
Dion.
386, 3.
Just.
Mon.
1.
Iren.
437 A,
Xdyia Kvpiov.
ijiosc. 3,
101 (111).
rj,
477 A, Tas
a staff
ovpyrjKaa-t.
I,
i^rfyqa-eis.
Caius 29 B, pepahi-
pa^Sop^xia, as,
pdjSSos, ov,
(fiaxopai.) fighting with
Orig.
I,
65
-<rdai., to
be forged.
{quarter-staff).
ij,
rod.
At
Plut.
666 E.
6.
pdfidoi,
the lictors.
666. 846.
4, 1, 57.
Polyb. 11, 29,

Strah. 5, 2,
2,
the fasces of Dion. H. II,
p. 346, 28.
'E,.
4, 10, 21.
3,
Plut. II, 283

Koirrj,
Sept.
Epict.
148 B. pabiovpyripa, aros, to, wickedness, wicked act : Luc. Act. 18, 14. Plut. I, artifice, trick. 386 C. Oenom. apud Eus. Ill, 377 C. Iren. 653 A.
848 A,
TCI
evayyeXia.
Athan.
11,
Gen. 47,
ing to
a mistake for
correspondpa^bos,
3, 1,
padiovpyia, as,
rj,
wickedness,
lawlessness,
vil-
nan, bed ; the word for being n@n. (Compare Reg.
staff,
lany
roguery, knavery.
13, 8, 2.
Polyb. 12, 10,5.

20, 68.
47 Kai
13, 4, 4.
7rpo(rKvvr]cTv 6 âtriXevs iiri ttjv kolttiv avTov.)
2.
Philon
'
I,
153, 34.
Diod. 19, 33. Luc. Act. 13, 10.

76.
Streak.
Diod.
stick.
5, 17,
vein of metal.
paSiovpyos, ov, wicked, rascally, knavish, roguish.
3> Blow with a

receive two

Tv(j)dfjvai,
Polyh. 4, 29,
1,
i.
Diod. n, 592,
Philon
II,
'Ava SiOKocricov pd^bcov
each should
stick.
lictor.
222, 45.
Epict. 3, 22, 93.
Plut.
602.
pa^dovxeco, to
C.
48, 43,
hundred Mows with a he pafidoOxos, to he a

3.
paSiovpyms, adv. craftily, etc.
Pass.
Dion
to
B.
2.
Epiph.
Ill,
169
Impurely, indelicately.
as naiêiv
Arr. Anab.
pa^Sovxcicdai,,
I,
he
2, 5, 4,
^=
îvuv.
escorted hy lictors.
Plut.
66 F.
lictor
:
pa^Sovxla,
ically,
as,
f/,
the office
of
metonym-
paSoxov, ToC, quid ? Achmet. 213 (titul.). paBpev, the plural of ? v. 1. papaO, write
Dm
the
I,
lictors,
collectively
considered.
padap, broom?
paOvp(a
Sept.
Reg.
3, 19, 4.
868 C. 923 A. Polyb. doixos, ov, 6, rj, the Roman lictor. Frag. Gram. 116. 15, 29, 13 ai pa^hovxoiDiod. 5, 40. 17, 77. Dion. H. I, 502. 570.
Plut.
bo<l>opaj,
7j(rco,
176 A.
=^
7,
paOvpos
15, 2.
et/it.
Sept.
11,
Mace.
Ench.
2. 6, 4.
Polyh.
remiss.
Ziorf.
1,
578, 100,
to he
2.
Epict.
I,
10,
to
12.
50,
Clem. A.
656 B,
be idle.
lEus. VI, 69
to
carry a staff].
pa^bo<j)6pos et/ii [rather, Strah. 16, 4, 25, p. 340.
pepadvpriKa.]
pa/3So(^6por, ov, 6, {(j)epa>)
padvprjTeov
=
rj,
Sft paBvpeiv.
Basil. Ill, 580 C.

:
pa^Sovxos. Polyb.
Plut.
I,
paBvpla, as,
remissness, negligence
indolence,
7,
10,32,2.
pa^doa, aa-a,
X)2'on. iJ. I,
569.
516
H,.
idleness, laziness.
Polyh. 5, 87,
3.
15,
7.
Sext. 733, 24, the five planets

to stripe
and the
sun.
Diod.
padvpos,
II,
607,
3.
pa^hmpivoLS
paPSccTos,
4, 16.
r},
cloth.
Bekker. 1097, 27
Strah. 16,
Erem. 1045 C.
ov,
PAzVon 11, 281, 44. Marc. Pallad. Laus. 1027 A.

Plut.
II,
eppaj3do)pevois.
remiss, negligent, lazy.

II,
ov. Striped.
Classical.
548 D.
Lucian.
462.
palba, paibdpws, paiSrj, paibiov, for prjha, pr)bdlittle
paydbiov, ov, to,
payds,
rhagadium,
6, 18, 7.
fis1,
pios, prjbr), pfibiov.
chap in the skin.

payds, dbos,
rj,
Cels.
Med.
7,
FaWd>, oOf,
fj,
Rhaitho, a place on the

Sinai,
Red Sea
Apopkth.
{p-qyirvpi)
crack, rent, chink,

19.
near
Mount
now
called Tor.
sure, disruption.
Sept. Esai.
2,
Diod.
233 A.
39.
Diosc.
II,
1,
34. 48.
202, of the skin.
Mon. 265 D.
PaWov,
Trj
Joann. Mosch. 2864 A. Epiph. [The forms Tijs PatfloO, Trjv
Galen.
274 F.
Plut.
II,
PaWm
are incorrect.] incorrect

for
pdybrjv, adv. rapaciously, ravenously.
paiKTap,
paiKTapiKiov,
piKzap,
418 E.
pdySoE, ov, excessive, inordinate.
peKTcopiKtov.
Fseudo-Galen.
Poll. 2, 70.
palva,, to sprinkle.
Sext. 329, 22, raj dSour,
to
VI, 442 A.
payoetSijf, es,
water
(pd^) like a grape.
55 eppapm. Herodn. Gr. Philet. 417 pipap.pm, condemned.]
the
streets.
[Xenocr.
Digitized
by Microsoft
Pai,(f>au
also
967
6,
paxo<s
Paiipdi',
Pe(f>di>,
Pefifftdv,
indeclinable,
pa-irovTiKovp.,
paTrrrjs,
rha Ponticum.
(pdnTKo)
tailor.
Diosc.
3, 2.
a corruption of tVD, a god. Sept. Amos 5, Luc. Act. 7, 43. 26. Just. Tryph. 22
Fa(j)dv.
ov, 6,
Pallad. Laus.
1100 D.
pawTtKos,
rj,
ov, tailor's.
Fsendo-Chrys. IX, 790

Strab.
7, 4,
patipepevBdpios, incorrect for pe(f>epevSdptos.
rj
panriKrj, sc. Texyq, tailoring.

J),
poxd,
pi
or pi,
empty, foolish,
5, 22.
a term of
paKevSvTos-
pmvTos,
ov,
sewn
?
together.
Pa-
reproacli.
,paKdfi(f)ios,
Malt.
ov,
(pdKOS, HfiKpiov)
TTTa TrXoia.
pda-dov, Tov,
paa-iKos,
T],
quid
ov,
Aet.
pdcrov.
1, p. 9
(b), 35.
Caesarius 1117.
paicevSvTea),
r/iTco,
of
=^
following.
Joann. Hier.
Orig. Ill,
674,
pao'iaKiOV.
468 A.
paKoSvTeio, Tjao), :i= paKoSvTos dp,i.
pda-ov, ov, TO,

cloth.
652 C.
1041 D.
,paKo(f>ope<o,
Chrys. IX, 541 D.
Pallad. Laus.
Arist.
pda-ov.
(rasus) a, kind of napless tooollen Mauric. 2, 2. 2. Garjnent made of Fseudo-Nicod. I, B, 10, 3. Theoph.
1236 B.
to
Stud. 945 A.
rags.
Cont. 720, 21.
Particularly, a monk's outer

made of black
pda-ov.
wear
Schol.
Pac.
garment, usually
2,
Ptoch.
740.
,paKo(j)6pos, ov,
480.
(0cpo)) wearing rags.
Caesarius
23,
21.
paa-o<f>ope<o,
989.
.paKm8r)s,
es,
Epist.
De
to become paa-o(p6pos. Rasophor. 5.
Balsam.
ragged.
Sept.
Prov.
paao(j)6pos, ov, 6, {pdaov, (j)epco) novice,
Macar. 465 D.
paKiiMTis,
ems,
i),
(poKoo))
iniKTatris ivoWr)
rov oiTxeov, relaxation, in medicine.

II,
Galen.
276 A.
Paul. Aeg. 286.

Nicet. Byz. 721
one who has entered a convent with the intent of becoming a monk. During his novitiate he wears the pda-ov. Balsam. Epist. De Rasophor. (titul.). (See also p,eydX6(r)(rjp.os, trxrip-a, and
pap-lba
(Arabic), ramadan.
compare
pda-aw, aâ,
10.
Jos. B. J.
Ml)!' pafilSa, the
month of ramadan.
6pp,id, fishing-line.
=
fj,
2, 8, 7.)
priywp.i. 11.
Sept. Judith 9,
8.
6,
pdp,iia, aros, to,
^=
Doroth.
Herm. Mand.
e",
1693 A.
pajjîprj, rjs, fj,
=
es,
parîwvdîXis,
pofiipaia.
Polyh. 10, 18,
6.
XoyiKor.
the Latin rationabilis Pseudo-Oerm. 416 A.
.pafuj)m8r]s,
(pdjiCpos,
EIAQ)
beak-like.
pariav, avos,
ratio.
6,
Lyd. 200,
9.
PhUostr. 576.
pavrrjp, rjpos, 6,
paTtcovdXtos, ov,
6 paivcov.
rationalis :=
KaBoKiicos,
^= =:
Classical.
Greg.
Ill,
an ofBcer.
PacjiariX, 6,
Lyd. 200.
15.
Naz.
pdvrrfs,
Ill,
659 A.
6,
indeclinable, Raphael, an archangel.
ov,
preceding.
Damage.
Sept. Tobit 12,
1272 C.
pavriâ, iVto, (paiVm) to sprinkle, to besprinkle.
Sept. Lev. 6, 27.
Tr/iai.]
Orig.l, 176 A.
1341 A.
to,
paâv-\atov,
Diosc.
1,
ov,
r^
pa(pdvtvov
eXaiov.
\^Paul.
Hebr.
10, 22 pepdv-
45
(titul.).
pdvTuris,
p. 164.
eois,
f/,
=
to,
pacftavrjbov (pa(j)avli),
pavTiiTp.6s.
adv. like radishes. Erotian.
Achmet. 188,
36.
Soran. 250.
rj,
Galen.
II,
397 F.
1,
pa<pdvtvos,
ov,
of pacf)avis.
Diosc.
45, eXat-
pdvTKTiia,
arcs,
:^
following.
Barn. 6
ov, rape-oil.
Galen. XIII, 128 D.

TO,
(Codex x).
powitr/ios, ov, 6,
9.
pd(f)avov,
ov,
pacj)avis,
radish.
Anon.
of pd(jjacobbler.
a sprinkling.
1, 1, 7.
Sept.
Num.
19,
Med.
voi.
249.
fj,
Joann. Epist.
fj,
pa<f)avo(j)ayia, as,
((âyfiv) the eating
pavTos,
ov,
(palvm) speckled goat.
Sept. Gen.

fcos,
7,
30, 32.
,pa|, ayos,
2,
fj,
pacfievs,
6,
(pdirrco)
d/ceor^?,
dyXis, clove of garlic.
Diosc.
Poll.
42.
ov,
6,
181 (182).
1,
194 (195).
4, 72.
170 (173).
patpiSivT-qs,
{paîs) embroiderer.
embroidered.
Sept.
Sept.
Eupor.
.pdira,
69, p. 128, a-Ropohov.
Ex.
27, 16.
rj,
Orig. III. 1312 B.

ov,
paoTepov, see pddios.

{),
pa(pi8evTos,
Ex. 37,
rapa
Diosc.
or
2,
rapum
134.
=^
yoyyvXr;,
21.
turnip.
pa(plSiov, ov, TO, little pa(j)is.
pam^cn,
to
rap, strike, etc.
Sext. 565, 10 -a-d^vai
paipis,
i8os,
f],
Zosimas 1689 B.
aKca-Tpia,
êXovrj,
needle.
davvT]dri
aipos -îêi (compare F. frapper de
glace),
fpdiriov,
ov, TO,
?
=
on
pdirvs ?
Galen. VI, 358 A,
Phryn. 90, condemned. paxi-rj. probably an error for pdxri, is, a plant. Barn. 745 A. {) pdxos,
Erotian. 70.
paxia>8rjs,
es,
r),
=
of
parsnip
.fdiruTfia,
aros, to, (pairi^co)

the face.
= im
Ill,
{paxla,
EIAQ)
rocky,
full
Kopprjs
na6.
breakers.
Strab. 5, 4, 4, p. 386, 13, alyiaXos.
Toâi, slap
Sept. Esai. 50,
12, 3, 11, p.
Marc.
14, 65.
Xap^dva.
300 Pairia-pxiTa PAryn. 175, condemned.

Lucian.
pdxos, ov,
2,
f),
wild
524,22, aKTai. Barn. olive.
7.
745 A. Paus.
32, 10, a-TpfTTTos.
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peyevBapio';
ptyevhapios, ov,
6,
968
g e n d u s) Lyd. 198,
z=:
18.
peo)
(r e
go
r e
ptnovhiov, ov, TO, r e

Just.
pudiu
SLa^vytov.-
o Tov br)ii6(nov dpofiou IBvvav.
215,
7.
Epist. 2, iViZ. Apol. 2, 2. Gloss. Jur. Justinian. Novell. 22, 19.
181.
peyeovdpwi, incorrect for peyecovapios. peyeav, avos, fj, regie, the suburbs of a city
Peirpcôs, OV, the

;
opposed to
TToXtf.
Chal. 1632 B.
C 2
E8gio
yetrovia.
street,
ward, quarter of a city, Gregent. 577 C. Chron. 571. 595.

7J.
6,
Latin reprobus, reprobate. Synax. Mai. 9, the former name of Christophorus, the dog-headed saint.
peTTTôv
8ei peneiv.
Archigen, apud Orib.

inclining towards.
II,
161,
1.
fj,
Martyr. Clem.
peycmrapior, ou,
620 A. pertaining to a peyeav, the

Lateran. 97 A.
peTTTiKos,
I,
OV, {pinai)
Orig.
440
To im to
Kpetrrov peTTTiKov fjpmv,
chief officer of a city ward.
tendency.
piaKco, see pfjaKO).
p(nrov(Tov, to, r e s
Hes.
peyititv, c5vo9,
r),
peycav.
Achmei. 152.
register.
pon
um
peyios, less correct for prjyios-
piyuTTpov, TO,
Ill,
regestum,
Const.
968 A.
pebr),
correctly prjyeo-Tov.
fifSa,
Also, peyea-rov, in997 A. B. Lyd. 213, 22.

prjbr), prj-
penva, Ta, retinaculum Porph. Cer. 463. Simoc. 99, 14. peTopva ^= Topva.
pevpa, aros, to,
1,
Antec.
1, 2, 9.
fjvia,
reins.
rheum a,
rheum, flux.
Diosc.
plbiov, incorrect for prjha,
hiov.
p.
fj,
110 (113), (TTopdôv Kal KotXlas. 5, 10, Arr. Auah. i, i, Plut. Tl, 102 A. 696.
pKa, as,
885 D.
Vit. Nicol. S. a kind of scourge. Theoph. Cont. 439, 20.
peKavyov, an error for peKOvrov, ov, to, r e c a u -
turn, quittance,
peKivov, ov, TO,
release.
i
(r e c
o)
Suid.
avTiôXfj.
Lucian. Ill, 85, rheumatism. 9. pevpanâ, ura, to throw into a stream, to drown. 2. Mid. peupaTiôpai, to have a Mai. 408. flux. Classical. Diosc. 4, 153 (156). Eupor.
Lyd.
1,
27.
Riif.
apud
Orib. II, 218, 8.
Doroth.
205.
penTrjs, ov, 6,
1749
=
6,
-irdfjvai,
to
have the rheumatism.

tides.
pfKTrjp.
Plut.
I,
989 B. Porph.
Suid.
Strab.
1, 3, 7, to
oij, o,
have
r
peKTap, opos,
rector, an
Cer. 22, 24.
officer.
pevpana-pos,
flux.
83.
mat
9.
i s
mus
3,
rheum,
Adm.
241, 21.
528. 713.
Diosc.
1,
25.
Ill (110).
VaLKTiopos
....
Hermes
pv<ris, cms,
Tr. latrom. 389,
13 (15). Ptol. Tetrab.
peKTcopiKwv, ov, TO, thc rector's distinctive robe.
Galen. XIII, 953 D.

fj,

peXeyaTOE,
12, 2.
(pew)
<^
flowing, fluxion
II,
emanaBasil.
relegatus,
f},
banished.
Antec.
1,
tion.
I,
Cornut. 10.
Alhan.
II,
1129 B.
peXaTopta, as,
re
atio
676 B.
III,
fj,
Greg. Naz.
dva(popd.
Suid.
2, 1, 9.
peva-ToKeos, a, ov,
84 C. Porphyr. apud peva-Tos.

Plut.
I,
pekeyloaos,
ov,
religiosus.
fj,
Antec.
Bus
253 C.
6v,
pep^ds, dSot,
(pep^co)
gadding.
Epiph.
I,
pfuo-TiKoc,
flowing, liquid, fluid.
288 A,
12.
yvvfj,
street-woman.
6,
262 B.
Sept.
II,
905 C.
Plut. II, 878 F.
Plut.
xikij.
:
pepâa-pos, ov,
a wandering.
pipôpat,
Sap. 4,
Sept.
pevtTTiKas, adv.flowingly.
pevcTTos,
fj,
ov, floiving
mutable.
II,
268
pepêvco,
evo'ca, zizz
to
go about.
D, et
18.
Pe(f>dv,
alibi.
Athenag. 937 A,
Sext. 49,
Esai. 23, 16.
roaming, gadTsead-Ignat. 828 A. 905 B. ding. PseudAthan. IV, 857 D. Ant. Mon. 1517 A. pepôs, ov, 6, a roaming, wandering about. Plut.
pepffos,
Tj,
ov,
also pepôs,
fj,
6v,
see Paifjidv.
fj,
pe(j)avos, ov,
pa(jiavis.
Schol.
A rist.
Plut.
544.
pecêpei/Sdptos, ov, 6,
II,
603 E.
pepfiopai
dary,
irXavdopai.
2, 7.
=
I,
referendarius,
a sort of lord in Chal. 1029 C. Cod.
1,
referentcaiting.
ava(f>opevs,
Plut. II, 564 B.
981
Sext.
Nil. 364 C. 425 C.
Const.
15,
.
A.
Anton.
685, IG.
varai.
pfpffaSrjs,
Galen.
f f, 2.
I,
Theophil. 1037 C.
II,
(536),
968
C.
Justinian.
2.
.
100
Pc>^, nXa:
Proc.
256.
roving,
wandering
11,
desultory.
II,
2. Referendarius, Mai. 328, 12. a church dignitary. Justinian. Novell. 6, 3.

Curop.
pica, to
Suid.
PanêpewSdpios
Polyb. 16, 39,

154,
2.
4, 17.
Plut.
reinoliotli, oi, I, 419 (118).

piv\/is, ecDf,
peoi/,
fj,
= sarabaitae.
pe/iâtr/tiof.
960 F.
45 D.
flow.
elvai.
Sept. Lev. 15, 19, aipan, z:= iv
Hieron.
d<pihpa
Prov,
3,
20
Ne'i^)/ fie
ippvrjoav
Pep(f)dv, see Vaiipdv.
=
Sophrns. 3452.
.4niec.
Spoo-ou9. Joel 3, 18 Ot (SovvoX pvfjaovrai ydXa,

pfva-ovo'i.
vdpeas pvcvTfs, having

sion.
Diod. 13, 94 Ata trdtrtjs Trjs &vmade a deep impres7,
see pa.
futrii),
Strab.
4,-
5,
8,
tlvos.
p7rou8ia7-eu<B,
repudio.
2,
5,
9,
vSaTos.
dird
Sext. 210, 22.

eivai,
Arr. Anab. Greg. Naz.
16.
U, 313 C,
tov ev
to fall.-
Q,
To
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priyaf
suffer
969
priiiaTiKos,
prjTos
f], ov, belonging to words. Hieron.. Gr. 865 B, ma-ns, in words. 2. Verbal, in
from a
Toy pcoiaaspeviea
Diod. 5, 41 Tar koCKLos [Herodn. Gr. Philet. 417 peeppevKo, condemned. Hippol. Haer.
flux.
pij|.
196,3]
prjyas, u, 6,
Anon. 358,
9.
grammar. Dion. Thr. 634, 26, Svofia. Dion. H. V, 158, iiopiov. VI, 791. 862. 794, Xe^tf. Herodn. Gr. Philet. 416 (452). Sext. 644
TO
prffiaTiKa, verbal
pr/yarov,
kingdom, with reference Porph. Adm. 115. to Western Europe. Eust. Thessalon. Capt. 417.
ov, to,
(pr)^)
forms.
Plut. II, 675 A.
the Rhine.
prip-mv, ov,
(PEQ) speaking.
6,
P^TOf, ov,
Rhenus,
r e
Diod.
Plut.
5, 25.
ptjyeiva,
apparently an incorrect representaPlut. II, 287 A. tive of the Latin regia.

rj,
Nicol. D. 85.
pijl, ijyor, d,
âaCKfis-
I,
74 A.
prjyea-TOV,
?r]yiov,
see piyurrpov.
II,
27C
Ptjyl <raKpS>povp,, regi
ov, to,
Regium, a place in ConstantiSimoc. 237,

6.
/Sao-iXei
nople.
12.
Agath. 283, 22.
333,
Mai. 489,
re
3.
Theoph. 358.
Porph.
Cer. 495.
pijyios, a, ov,
giu
:=
69
âcriXcios, âcrikiKos.
Strah. 6, 1, 6, p. 411, 6 prjyiov

oMtiita,
=
fj,
i^
âtrtXeiov
Plut.
I,
pryyia, regia.
8.
123, 3.
Antec.
1, 2, 6.
Mai. 321,
Lyd. Porph.
Upwv. 2. In Byzantine writers, it is applied to the Western kings, the title of fiacriKfvs being restricted to the Roman emperor and to the king of Persia. Chrys. m, 601 A. Olymp. 459, 7. Proc. II, 204, 15. Euagr. 2545 A. Simoc. 257, 24. Luitprand. 344 (479, 1 D).
ov,
sacrorum,
prj^l(j)pav,
(p^^ts,
<f>p^v')
crack-brained
Cer. 230, 21.

pfjyia-a-a, rjs,
Stud. 808 B.
pjjyXa, as,
re gin a. Mai. 430, 20. poxavov, L. rutelg u 1 a) lum, strickle (the American strike'). Hes. 2. Peg at the end of the P^yXat ....
fj,
(r e
pôK, see pa.

pTjs,
the
Hebrew
ov,
to,
1.
Eus.
Ill,
789 A.
Cyrill.
prjcrlSiov,
little
prjo'is.
A. IV,
pole of a vehicle ?
15, 13.
pi/yXtafo),
ao-ffl,
748 B.
prjo'i-jxprpea,
rjtru),
IdTtap ?
Dioclet. G.
(pô'is)
to
measure words.
Just.
Lucian.
to Strike
11,
f),
grain
<o
level
with the
strickle.
pfja-is, ea>c,
335.
prjTov, text
of Scripture.
measure.
Epiph.
Ill,
ov,
281
A pr]T\ida-as.
Codin.
priyXios or p^yXos,
Anon. Byz. 1217

45.
prjyfia,
1).
levelled with a 1220 B, /wSws.
Tryph. 92. Basil. IV, 877 C. Hes. PecTKop,evoi)V, Xfyoprio-Kco (PEQ) =: \fyai. Theoph. 724, 14 pea-Kco. jiivav. Phot. Lex.
pfjaaa or prjTra
pryyvvfii.
Strab.
7, 3,
18.
aros, to, Jail.
Const. Apost.
8, 7,
11, 14, 8.
15, 1, 57, p. 221, 23.
Marc.
9, 18.
prjyvvp.1, to
throw, throw down.

42.
Spt. Sap. 4, 19.
Moer. 307.
pr)Tiapios, ov, 6, r
iuc.
9,
Artem. 86.
Coras*.
Apost.
6, 9.
e ti ariu
Artem. 198.
ieo Oram. 361. p^8a, ?;s, ^, the Latin r h e d a coach, chariot. Apoc. 18, 13 [pe'Sa, q. v.J. Lyd. 12, 14 [paiSa,
,
prjTLVL^ca, LfjQ), (prjTivr]) to
have the taste of rosin.

Diosc.
5, 43, olvos,-
Diosc.
pTjTivtTijs,
3,
79 (87).
6,
q. V.].
Areth.
OV,
of
rosin.
732
pjjS?).
vinum resinatum,
Areth.
rosin
unne flavored with
pijSdpios, ov, 6,
rhedarius, coachman.
little
732 B.
prjiiov,
ov, TO,
prjSa
Pallad. Laus. 1050
(Com; the modern upaaX pfT^Lvaro. Galen. VI, 344 A.) pare Plut. II, 676 B. prjTtvoa, axra, to flavor with rosin. Diosc. Eupor.
2,
C.
Vit.
Chrys.
17
P.
Hes.
Vrjhiav
63, p. 277.
PeSiW ....
*pij/ia,
aros, to,
Suid. Vaibiov ....

Ae'^ts,
prjTkiaâi, see prjyXidâ.
word, a single
word
Plut.
pijToXoyta, as,
f],
(pr/Tos,
(0i\oo-o(î'a, SSe).
n, 876 E. 2. Verb, in grammar. Soph. 261 E. Aristot. Hermen. 3, 1.

20, 1. 9.
Plat. Tim. 49 E.
884 C.
prjTopeva,
Eus.
to
Ill,
Xcya) speech. 824 C.
Tatian.
Pto.
Poet.
teach rhetoric.
Strab. 13, 1, 55.
14, 1, 48.
pTjTopiKos,
ov,
1,
Thr.
155,
634.
9.
Chrysipp. apud Diog. 1, 57. 638. Diora. H. TL, 682.
Dion.
8.
I,
6,
rhetor,
rhetorician.
Jos.
VI, 797.
Plut.
6,
Tryph. 31.
V, Philon
Apion.
Diog.
prjTos,
i),
22, p. 454.
prjTopo-pairTi^, lyos, 6, the rhetoricians' scourge.

2,
443, 34.
Rynt. 31,
11,
1009 B.
Apollon. D.
64.
ov,
the Stoics applied the term to the infinitive only the other moods being
;
said,
spoken.
Apollon. D. Synt.
39, 15,
(f)pda-is,
in
common 'use.
8i
I,
2.
Literal,
called
Sext.
by them
629,
17.
trvfiâiiara or KaTr/yoprjiiaTa.
in the obvious sense, not allegorical or figur-
Diog. 4, 31.
7,
58.-3.
Sept. Gen.
ative
opposed to
Philon
I,
virovoiav, nvevpjXTiKos,
7.
Thing, in general.
15, 1.
3, 15.
pi7/iaTtf<o,
A Hebraism.
3, 11,
ivayioyii.
639,
645. 30.
18, 14.
Reg.
41, acts.
Luc.
Hippol.
24.
Orig.
1101 A.
Ill,
201 B.
versification,
iVo),
prjTos novs,
rational foot,
Q. 34.
to
express in words.
posed to oXoyor.
Aristid.
3. In op 4. Sub-
II, 14,
833 C.
122
stantively, TO prjTov,
(a) L. dictum, a saying.
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prjTCop
970
Sext. 682,
9.
ISiOV
fj,
Hermog. Ehet.
13, 22.
Orig.
piKvoTTjs, TjTos, Ill,
the being piKvos.
Greg. Nyss.
1276 C f-qv Kara prjTov eKSoxfjV t5>v I, 384 A. (b) Passage vojimv, according to the letter. particularly, text of Scripture. in a book Caius Sext. 402, 29. Just. Cohort. 22. 29. Clem. A. I, 296 A. 972 A. 32 A, ypa<l>9is.
149 A.
piKvSSrjs, es,
piKTapiov, see piTTTaplOV.

piv, ivos,
fj,
= =
piKvos.
Agath. Epigr. 15.
pis.
to
piv-avXem,
fj(ra,
make an unseemly sound

to.
with
524 A. 517B, ToS Or-i(/. Hippol. Haer. 212, 67. dTToo-ToXou. Sept. (c) Anything. Ill, 845 A. 861 C.
1141 D. 1193 A.
II,
the nose.
Tatian. 857 A,
alarxpa {Clem.
Ex.
9, 4.
pfjTcop; opos, 6, orator.
With the
A.
I,
596 C).
fj,
piveyxvo'ia, as,
( pweyxfiTrjs} 2,
injection into the
nose.
article, 6 p-q-
Diosc.
212.
piveyxvTTjs, ov, 6, (pis, eyx^)
an instrument for
6,
Tap, the orator, Demosthenes. Hermog. Kliet. 281, 6. C.

10, 2, 11.
Plut. II, 350
infections into the nose.
Act.
52.
pLveyxvToco,
dto'oi,
zzr pcfriv eyxôi, to inject into

2,
prjTms (pTjrof), adv. expressly, distinctly.
Strab.
the nose.
Diosc.
210.
5,
114, p. 780
(2,
Plut. II, 1041 A.
Sext. 179, 29.
209, p. 328).
pivea,
fjo-Qi,
Clem. A.
pTjxa^,
pia,
as,
331
Tj,
I,
1317
prjTOTepov.
Cpivrj')
to
fie
polish.
Dion. H. VI,
aPA"!.
see pa.
&p(. Judic.
1, 19.
867,11.
PivSoiviKos,
.4Zex. ^/i7ir. Probl. 4, 15.

fj,
piykios, incorrect for pi)-
ov,
(Ptv6cov)
of Rhinthon.
Achmet.
64.
Lyd.
yKiospiyo-TTvperos, ov, 6, chills
152, 17, KMjKaBia.
and
fever, fever
and
5.
ptviâ, ia-a,
preceding.
5, 4.
ague.
Ptol.
Hermes
Tetrab. 115.
S. 42, 3.
chills.
Also,
396,
ptviov, ov, TO, ^=z plvrj,
L. lima,
file.
Charis.
to piycmvpeTov.
Sept. Deut.
77, pp. 34.
553, 21.
242.
Leo. Tact.
Phryn. P.
piyos,
(OS,
Suid. 'Ema\Tt]v ....

Classical.
1,
pivicrpa, aros, to.
^=
61.
pLvrjfxa, filings.
Erotian.
TO,
Diosc.
2,
5, 88.
110.
the
78,
28, 22. 80.
Dwsc.
3,
78 (86).
18.
pivbôKos, ov,
nose,
{pis,
made by the
CO
âXXo)) thrown out of Agath. Epigr. nose.

{Kepas^
piymSrjs, es, chilly.

piyaxris,
e<a?,
fj,
Oalen.
II,
104 C.
Tijs eK tov rrdyov
Trdrayos, referring to pivav\elv.

pLvoKepcos,
(piy6a>)
p.
a shivering, chilliness,
or
cotos,
6,
with a noseCallixen.
cold.
Achmet. 191,
167
horn
10.
rhinoceros, an
5, 32, p.
animal.
piyaio'eajs.
apud Athen.
root.
201 C.
Agathar. 174,
Theoph.
pihiov, incorrect for pijStoj/.

pi'fci, rjs,
fj,
Strab. 16,4, 15.
Sept.
Job
5, 3
Plâv fSaXkeiv,
pivoKoncco, rjaa, {KcmTui)
pivoTOjiico.
to
take or strike root.
Strab. 13, 4, 14, p. 87,
553,
9.
Harmen.
fjo-(o,
6, 4, 1.
17, of
madder.
fj,
pi^-aypa, as,
Plut. U, 938 B. a species offorceps. Paul. Aeg.
ptvo-KTUTTea),
^=
pwavkeo).
Sophrns. 3521
B (A
T^
fita
pivcov dvappo<pr]a-t rov irvevjiaTos
352.
piâpiv for pi^dpiov, ov, to, (ptfa)
vov.
KTVTTOV anoTcKav').
=^
ipvBpoSa-
pivOKTVTrla, as,
f],
irz to pivoKTvneiv, to pivavKiiv.
Geopon. 12,
1,
7.
Sophrns. 3521 B.
piîKa'ios, a, ov, (piîKos') rooted,
immovable rock.
Strab. 17,
pivo-\al3ts, tSos,
fj,
nose-pincers, an instrument
Porph.
piîs, ems,
3, 5.
Adm.
6,
75, 21.
of torture.
ptvo-TTvXr],
Synes. 1400 B.
side-gate.
a species of animal.
7;f, fi,
Polyb.
8, 27, 8.
15,
31, 10.
7](ra>,
piôôXeco,
^=
piâv /SaXXo), to Strike root.

Sext. 737, 29.
pivo-fTijxos, OV, -^z.
aijios rfjv piva.
Lucian.
Ill,
Diosc. 3, 40 (46).
pifoXo-yeffl,
fjcrai,
76.
(Xcytn) to gather roots.
Died.
199,
16, 82, to extirpate.
Pallad. pivo^pxjTos, OV, with the nose cut off. Laus. 1034 A. Steph. Diac. 1160 C {Euagr.
Scit.
ptforofUKof,
fj,
ov,
^=
pifoTO/ior.
Diosc.
2,
1265
KoXo^wo-iy pivos).
(pis,
p. 313. 314.
pivoTopiay,
rjua,
repeiv)
to
cut off one's

IT,
piôTofMos, OV, (refivai)
cutting roots.
Classical.
nose.
Mai. 331, nvd.

ov, (fj^cu)
Cedr.
693
pivo-
Diosc.
roots.
1,
Prooem.
fjtrco,
p. 2, collector
of medicinal
Strab. 11,
TprjOfjvai.
pLôCpayeai,
8, 7.
=
:=
pwoixos,
pifo(âyos etpiL Plut. 11, 923
fj
holding the nose.
Strab. 14,
1,
21, sewer.
3, 2, 6, p.
221, 20.
pi,vo-(f)d\Los, ov,
pifmSijf, cy, root-like.
as
v.
1.
Achmet. 152.
pcôivvxia, as,
fj,
TOv ovvxos ap^fj.
Ruf
apud
Orib. Ill, 389, 4.

fjcrco,
piTTo, ^, r i p a Proc. Ill, 287, 4. oxSq. pmiSiov, ov, TO, (piirls) a kind offan. Moschn.
= =
(pdXios or fidKios ttjv piva-
piâpvxâ),
Plut. II,
473 A.
piârfjs, ov, 6,
p.
(pLâpvxos) to Greg. Nyss.

6 piâv.
dig up roots.
II,
136, p.
83.
Const. Apost.
8, 12.
Joann.
96 A.
5, 18,
Synes.
Hymn.
1608.
Mosch. 3016 B. Sophrns. 4001 A. PseudoGerm. 432 D. Chron. 714, 13. [The pimbiov was originally used to drive away flies
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pnri,<;
971
(tlie
podto^
from the communion cups
custom hav-
poyeva, evaa, (poya)
=z
buivipta, to distribute
ing probably originated in Egypt, the counit was nothing more than a try of flies)
;
money.
fly-brush.
But
as,
in the course of time,
it
Joann. Mosch. 2992 A. 3060 C. Leont. Cypr. 1709 A. Mai. 186. 193.404. With the accusative of the person. Porph.
Cer. 180. 494. 662.
became a necessary church utensil irrespective of flies, it was thought proper to discover some mystery in the use of it. Now a fan naturally suggests a wing, and wings
belong to angels as well as to birds. The mystagogues, therefore, of the fifth and subsequent centuries found no difiiculty in re-
Adm.
73. 233.
Theoph.
Cont. 430. 476.
Curop. 42.
poyxoa-ovpa, the juice of the cocoa-nut.
Cosm.
Ind. 445 A.
poSaKrjvov, see pohaKivov.
poSaKtvea, as,
vulgaris).
17,
(podaKivov) peach-tree {Persica Alex. Trail. Helm. 310, 2. Snid.
garding the pmibuiv as emblematic of the wuiged Cherubim and Seraphim that surround the throne of God.]
pwriV,
pobaKivov, ov, TO, (SmpoKivov)
firjXov Ilepaiicov,
peach.
271.
. .
Alex. Trail. 323. Ptoch.

1,
Anon. Med.
255.
i$os,
r],
=.
preceding.
Pseudo-(?e7TO.
1.
Lex. Botan. Uepa-ea Also, pohaKTjvov, ov. Geopon. 3, 1, 4

209.
420 D.
pimafios, ov,
6, (piTn'faj)
as V.
a fanning, ventilation.
poSapos, a, ov, (pobov) ruddy, rosy.

Jos. Ant. 17, 12, 2.
Dubious.
Clim. 1109 B, tropically.

pima-rrjp, ijpos, 6,
following.
Fseud-Athan.
Vit. EpipJi.
poS-e\aiov, ov, ro,

roses.
poSivov eXaiov, attar of

I,
lY, 953 D.
panarripiov, ov, to,
=:
pimSiov.
73
To
aTTO
B (Clem. A. Tav pobav oKeifipa.)

Galen. X, 656
472
A.
Vit.
r),
EutTiym. 60.
6v,
poSivos, ov,
rhodinus, rosaceus,
Diosc.
1, 1, p.
pmurros,
fanned; airy building.

/)it|'.
Sept.
Classical.
11, pipov,
Jer. 22, 14.

p'iiros,
ov, 6,
e(c
unguentum,
Classical.
r=
1,
53, cXaiov.
of roses. rosaceum Plut. I, 1007

II,
Agathar. 155,
5,
16,
(jJoiviKcov.
Diosc.
piirrdpiov, ov, to, (ptTrrdr)
1,
55.
103.
aKovTiov, L. jacu3.
645 D, (TTe4>avos. Galen. Clem. A. I, 473 A. Po'Sior, a, Rhodian. ov, Heph. 3,

II,
A.
89 D.
3,
novs
lum, javelin.
124, 15.
piov.
Also,
ov,
6,
Leo. Tact. 5,
Porph.
Adm.
pobis, ihos,
fj,
prjKTapiov, incorrectly piKTa6, 7.
(p68ov) a sort of conserve of roses.

olvos,
8,
Leo. Tact.
Diosc.
po&lrrjs,
1,
131.
piTrTaptarfis,
one armed with a pnrTapiov.

(ptTTTafm)
tossing
Afric. Cest. 72, p. 313.

piTTTaoTiKos,
fj,
ov, 6, of roses. Diosc. 5, 36, wine flavored with roses. Geopon.

(titul.).
OV,
about.
Anton.
1,
16.
pobiuiv, avos, 6,
n^
fj,
poid.
Porph. Cer. 216.

olean-
plwrm, to throw, to cast.

imchia-las,
Laod. 36 -a-Bm
[Lucian.
ex.
ttjs
podo-Sd(pvrj,
r)s,
rhododaphne,
:=
aTroâXKeadai..
I,
673
der.
Lucian.
Ill, 183.
(ppiyjfopm, fat. perf ] puTKo(f>v\cuaov, ov, TO, treasury.

pia-Ko-(f)v\a^, oKos, 6,
poSo-eiSrjs, es,
rose-like.
Artem. 108. Diosc. 2, 193 (194).

a kind of
Aristeas 10.
treasurer.
3,
153 (163).
(piVfcos)
Ari-
poS6-pe\i, iros, TO,
rhodomeli,
steas 5.
piyoKivbvvevaia,
as,
^,
^z:
to
pi'ÔKivhweiv.
conserve of roses. Diosc. 5, 35. Philagr. apud Orib. I, 367, 11. ASt. 3, 104. 5, 135.
poBoptyrjs, es,
Ptol. Tetrab. 182.

pvlfOKivhvveat =rz:
piÔKLvhvvos
elp.t.
Dion C.
G6,
A.
I,
{piywpi) mixed with 528 A.
roses.
Clem.
8,7.
pi\\roKivhvvos, ov,
sical.
pobov, ov, TO, rose.
To
foolhardy, rash, reckless.

7, 4, 2.
Clas-
8ia pohmv, conserve
of roses.
Eus. Alex.
Jos. B. J.
po8o-7rapdSeifTos, ov, 6, rose-garden.
piôKivSvvas, adv. recklessly.
Clem. R.
I,
1,
14.
317 C.
pobo-uaKxap, apos,
with sugar
to,
App.
II,
147, 71.
Clem. A.
1053 A. Petr.
to
conserve of roses
made
Galen.
Alex. 517 A.
(modern to poho^dxapi).
ptôXoyea,
words.
r]crai,
(piTna, Xey<o)
9, 5,
throw out
X, 659 A.
poSo'-CTTay/io, aros, to, rose-water.
Polyb. 12,
et alibi.
Porph. Cer.
Sept.
pf\jf-6(j)ddKpos, ov,
leering,
winking libidinously.
Const. Apost.
7, 6.
466, 17.
po8o<f>6pos,

pcr/a, as,
ij,
Theoph. Nonn. I, 316. bearing roses. ov, ((jiepai)
the Latin
L.
erogatio
;=: Siavoiirj,
Mace.
3, 7, 17.
(fnXonpita,
largitio, largess to
the people.
Gregent. 580 A.
Chron. 706.
Suid.
Leont. Cypr.
podoxpoos, poSoxpovs, ovv, (xP"'") rose-colored. Diosc. 1, 154. 2, 128.

poSajros,
rj,
1620 D.
Theoph. 75.
ov,
(a)^/')
podociBrjs.
Diosc. 5,
pdya, incorrect for pSrya.

.poyarap, opos, 6,
129 (130).
Nil. Epist.
2,
314.
2.
erogator.
pddios, ov, rushing, etc.
Diod. 13, 99 'EKaivew
Mercenary.
Curop. 33. 42.
TO podlOV.
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by Microsoft
poia'!
poids, incorrect for pudf, dSor,
972
147, d ItA
Kij
pv9fJ,o<;
to. &â, the fruit of the 0uptro8fi|riEupor. 1, 82, ^vpa-ohe^LKr]. Ruf.
the eye.
cine.
Galen.
po'iddptov, ov, TO,
fj, a disease of 270 E. (poi'Siov) the name of a medi-
II,
povs.
apud
Orib. IT, 205,
7.
Leo Med.
175, 2,vpia-
Aiit. 2, 68.
potbwv,
ov,
4,
TO,
=
v.
KOS, TvpUlKOS.
poibiov in three syllables.

1.
pova-Ls, tSos,
fj,
pvTis.
Diod.
35 as
Phryn.
86,
condemned.
Strah. 14,
pov(T(TaToi, av, 01,
s s
Apophth. 361 A. a t i the Reds of the

,
Boiss. Ill,
413
poibiv.
circus.
Lyd. 65, 19 (Dion C. 61,
6,
3 ILvppa
potôji,ai (poTj), to suffer

5, 12.
from a flux.
<TKevff).
poiacreos, ov, r u s s e
poifc'o).
6,
us
poifdo)
^
r],
^
9.
kokkwos,
217, 18.
7rop(j)vpovs,
/omR
poifor, ov,
the rolling
Myst. 103, 16. 119, 3. sound of V. Sext. 621,

II,
ipvBpos.
Chron. 209,
Mai.
33,
7.
povcrcrl^co, la-a, (r
u s s u s)
to
look red.
Geopon.
29.
fjoLâihris, es,
11, 23, 1.
rustling.
Plut
923 C.
Clas-
pov(T(Tws, OV,
povaacos.
Diosc. 4, 13 (133).
poiKos,
6u, (pofj)
suffering from a flux.

82. 171, yvvfj.
Anon. Med. 269.

povo'TiKovs, ovp, the
Kos, aypios.
sical.
po'iKos,
rj,
Diosc.
1,
Latin rusticus
1, 9. p6<j)r}pu.
little
aypoi-
ov, (poid)
of pomegranate. Anast. Sin.

pom.
Sept.
Diosc.
966 D.
potfTKoi,
OV,
6,
little
po^7)pdTt.ov, ov, TO,
Apollon. D.
Ex.
II,
28, 33.
Conj. 485, 28.

potfyr/TiKos,
fj,
Par.
.Tos.
2, 3, 16.
Sir. 45, 9.
Philon
153,
9.
ov, (po(f>ea>)
1,
capable of supping up.

up.
md,.
Ant.
3, 7, 4.
Strab. 15,
38.
to
potr-qs, ov, 6,
ofpoid,
rhoites.
twisted.
Diosc. 5, 34,
po(f>T]T6s,
f],
ov,
1,
be
olvos.
poplBrjTos,
17,
Strab.
ov,
(popfica)
Antip. S.
lightly boiled,
po(ol3a6,
27.
= ninm =
15,
53.
supped or sucked Moschn. 55, p. 26,

2,
Diosc.
54.
Jos. Ant.
1, 18,.
evpvxop'i-a..
popâh-qs,
popfiioTos,
s, f.
rj,
1.
for pepâiSrjs in Plut. II, 71 5 C.

like
2 (Gen. 26, 22).
ov,
a popfios.
Sept.
Antip. S. 19.
poahas
14.
(pomSrjs), adv. like
fl.uid.
Cass. 164,
Aristeas
9.
f},
pop(paia, as,
sword.
Gen.
3, 24.
Ex.
a pop-
pomv, S>vos,6, (pod) garden of pomegranate-trees.

Sept. Zech. 12, 11.
5, 21, et alibi.
[Compare rapier.]
(pop(f>fi)
pop<j)ai6pop<ôs, ov,
(fiaia.
shaped Anast. Sin. 1076 A.

(poTToXoi/)
to
like
pvaSiKos,
fj,
ov,
(puds) like flux.

pva^.
Galen.
II,
396
B.
Paul. Aeg. 292, irddosov, TO,

little
pQ7ra\7]-(f)opcii, Tjo-co,
carrij
club.
pvaKiov,
Thorn.
A,
1
2,
3.
Cyrill.
A. X, 544 C.
e's,
ponoKo-etSrjs,
club-like.
fj,
Diosc.
3,
poTraXmcis,
ear,
the
making
into
138 (148). u club.

72,
Theoph. 723, 17 pvdKiv. Pua|, oKos, o, Rhyax, a demon.

pvyirrjs, ov, 6,
Solom.
34 1 C.
Galen.
II,
rj,
267 B, disease of the hair.

ov,
the name of an insect injurious to vegetation. Euchol. p. 498.
porraXcoTos,
18, 2.
poTtfj,
2,
rjs,
fj,
=:
poTroKoeitrjs.
Dion C.
pvevTrjs,
evTTjs,
quid?
fj,
Hippol. Haer. 210, 19 *dor pv=z= pv(jis.
in Sethian jargon.
inclination, tendency.
f]
Strab. 2, 5,
p. 165,
ewl
Ta
pea-co tSjv
âpeav, the ten-
the earth, gravity.

povoTToiKrjs,
p6<Ta,
fj,
dency of heavy bodies towards the centre of 2. Aid. Polyb. 9, 38, Chrys. X, 5 B. I, 117 E, 6na. 8.
Method. 308 C. Dubious. Clem. A. I, 900 A. Longin. Frag. 8, 2. Dion. H. V, pvOpiôi, t(ro3, TToStfoj, to scan. Plut. n, 350 D. 116, 7.
pvr)o-Ls. eois,
pvdprjTiKos,
Tj,
ov,
^=
pvdptKos.
incorrect for panroTraiKTji.
rosa
Orib.
^
I,
pvdpiKos,
fi,
OV,
rhythmicus,
64,
Xcîs,
rhythmical.
p68ov.
Diosc.
1,
130.
Dion. H. V,
poetic
pofTOLTov, ov, TO,
rosatum,
431,
3.
sc. iropa,
F. vin aux
roses.
10,
Alex. Trail. 94.
536.
Aet.
3, 72.
Anon. Med. 173.
Philon II, 84, 15, sc. t^x^2. Skilled in rhythm or metres. Dion. H. V, 109. Plut. Longin. Frag. 3, 7. II, 1014 C.
pv6poei8rjs,
s,
composition.
poapaplvov, pov^diôs, incorrect for paxrpap'ivov,

(Tovâbiovâs.
povîa,
fj,
(pvSpos,
EIAil)
like
rhythm.
96, 4.
150 (160).
povfiovs, 6,
povpa,
17,
^ rubus = rum a =
r
Dion. H. V, 538, 18.

Diosc. 3,
Arislid. Q. 33.
Pseudo-Demeir.
the
ub
epvdpoSavov.
pvBpoTToda, as,
(3dT0f.
17,
(pvOponows)
759, 31.
making of
8.
Diosc 4,37.
I,
rhythm.
Plut. II, 1135 C.
Aristid. Q.
At/Xt).
Plut.
19 D.
11,
Sext. 748, 13.
278 C.
povpLvaKios or povpivSKis,
I, 1 9
pvdpoTToios, OV,
(ttok'co)
making rhythm.
s
,
Plut.
ruminalis.
Plut.
II,
1135 C.
6,
D. II, 320 D, ipiveos, ruminalis ficus, under which Romulus and Remus were found
sucking.
povs, poos or pov, 6, ^, r
pvBpos, ov,
h yth mu
rhythm.
Classical.
Dion. H. VI, 1071.

Aristid. Q. 31.
Hermog. Rhet.
3, 1.
291.
Sext. 760.
h u s sumac.
,
Diosc.
pvdpM.
Longin. Frag.
376 Kivovpfvos ev 5. ^2. Improp-
Digitized
by Microsoft
pVHT)
eily, foot
973
Dion. H.
Aristid.
Pa)fji,av7]<Tio<;
=
r),
irovs, in versification.
pvTibapa, aros, to, {pvTiboopai)

Arist. Plut. 1051. 1065.
pvTos,
T],
pvns-
Schol.
in, 1488.
(2.36.
-*pili.r),
T)s,
V, 104. 111. 143. 205.
ov,
arevamos, lane, alley

Esai. 15,
street.
p. 61, a>a,
Menand. apud Pliryn. 404.

18.
Sir. 9, 7.
6, 2. 3.
Sept. Tobit 13,
pvTos,
=
ij,
(pem) liquid, etc.

po(j>r]Td.
2.
Mosclin. 126,
Substantively, d
spider.
TO puT-dK.
Diod. 20, 63.
Pohjb.
199,
to
6,
29, 1.
paya,
as,
:^ pa>|, a poisonous
to be
Achmet.
to side
Matt.
fivfifiaTa, TO,
=
rj,
285.
"rpia(pifiT),
Orib.
I,
3.
papatâ,
into
itra,
of
the
Roman party,
I,
pvfioTOfiem, rja-a,
streets.
Tefivat)
divide
with the C. 51,
Romans.
1,
Diod. 17, 52. Diod. 17, 52.

i7(r(o,
Strab. 12, i, 1
5.
2.
App.
390, 46.
Dion
to .lay
pvfioTopla, as,
31, 10.
pu/iouX(ceo),
division into streets.
Polyb.
6,
anything in
Philostr. 221.
Pci)|Uai'Kdf,
f),
To speak Latin, Latin. App. I, 280,
59.
67.
Strab. 14, 1, 37. cXkib)

1,
(,pip.a,
L.
remuloo
Diod. 20,
ov,
Roman:
Latin.
Polyb.
3, 8, 1.
trahere, to tow.
74.
Polyb.
3, 6, p.
27, 9.
Md.
5.
Diod. n, 608, 35.
Nicol. D. 99.
Strab. 5,
r],
369, 5.
pinaviTis, ews,
p.
^=
to pvnaiveiv.
Achmet. 233,
22, 11.
1,
206.
Dion. H. I, 373. Philon II, 562, 20. Jos. B. J. 5, 5, 2. Plut. I, 575 A. 846 E. Just. Apol. 1, 26. Theophil. 1161 B, ykaacra.
pvTrapeiop.ai, to be pmrapos.
pvirapLa, as,
Apoc.
Diosc.
Tropically,
Poll.
3,
rj,
dirt, filth.
80, p. 84.
Artem. Athan.
78,
I,
ypdp.paTa.
Dion
C.
Frag. 15.
724
''Epp.rjvela
dvb Papa'iKoi,
1, 6,
P<iip.a'iKd, sc.
sordidness.
Plut. II,
74,
5,
7.
60 D.
translation
from
the Latin.
116.
Dion C.
fj,
Macar.
tiBdoKoKos, Latin teacher.

p.epr),
Ta
Basilic. 38,
600 C.
pvnapoTTis, rjTos,
_pvTra(rp.a,
=z
Pap.avia.
Mai. 431,
20.
435,
preceding.
S.
AtJien. 5, 62.
:
17.
Poj/iniKwf, adv. in
aros, to, (^pviralvoi) filth, dirt
stain,
II,
reproach.
Apollon.
109,
13.
Orig.
1588 A.
pvirfjp.o)v,
oif,
Euchait. 1152 B.
(puTTata)
squalid.
Caesarius 989.
Schol.
Ptol. Euerg. 229 D. Jos. B. J. 2, 2. In Latin. Cels. 20, 7. Plut. I, 261 F. apud Orig. I, 1573 A.
Roman fashion.
p.
apud Athen.
6, 15,
1117.
pv7ro-<f)opa), TjiTOi, to
PcB/iaTos, a, ov, (Pa>p,r))
wear
dirty clothes.
II,
Arist.
pvTrmSijf,
Av. 1555.
es,
(pvTTOs)
dirty.
Diosc.
1,
93.
Romanus, Roman. Eus. 1000 B, cbavi). 1069 B, yXarra, Latin. 2. Substantively, Gelas. 1192 1), Koa-pos. (a) d Pcopaios, Romanus, a Roman. Inscr.
Artem. 135, epyaaia.

pufftSoo/iai
1325.
Sept.
Mace.
1, 8, 1,
purtSdo/xat.
(pe'm)
Pallad. Laus. 1081.
passim.
zen.
Greg. Th. 1053,
Any Roman
Cedr.
et alibi.
Pohjb.
citi-
.pvuis, 0)5, ^,
stream.
a flowing, streaming, flow, Sept. Lev. 15, 2. 3. 19. Classical.

Polyb.
I, 2, 16, 6. 8. 11.
Luc. Act. 2, 10. Jos. Apion. 2, 4, p. 471. After Constantinople became the capital
20, 18, the KaTaixijvia.
of the
Roman
empire, the term Pcopaioi was
Diod. 4, 35.
Dion.
25, 12.
V,
156, of
applied also to the Greeks.
two successive vrords.

Philon
1,
Strab.
1, 6, p.
6, 2, 4, p.
431.
(A. D. 268-270).
the
Oi
I,
454, 16
ia-n-cptoi Pcopaloi, the
II,
153.
Diosc.
17, ck p-r/Tpas.
160, p. 149, diarrhoea.

off.
2,
146, p. 263, rptffaZen.
X^v, falling
&i-;.
133 (140, 30).

Orig.
I,
Western Romans, the inhabitants of Eome, Romans proper. Prise. 151. Euagr. 2544 A. Called also, Soz. 940 A, o! TrpitTî-
249 B, decay, ruin, d esi ruction. Dion. Alex. 1288 B, 2. Corruptela, corrupvvKTeptvfj, seminal. Orig. I, 249 B. tion, destruction. n, 286 D,
aliiaros ex pH'Si'.
Tepot, the elder
Romans.
Oi
eoiot Ptojuatot,
Eastern Romans, the subjects of the Byzantine emperor, including the Greeks Euagr. Prise. 151. (properly so called).
the
vla.
piais, cms,
51, 9.
ij,
(pvofiai) deliverance.
Sept. Sir.
(b) fj Papaia, 2541 B. Epiph. II, 797 C.

71, 31,
1.
(C)
2.
SC. x<"P"t
=^
Ptopa-
to
Papaiov,
.pvfrpos, ov, d,
271.
Epiph. Mon. 268 B. C =

with
shrivelled
sticks.
f),
zm
cKicva'p.os.
cKTao'is.
Dion. P.
fipao-fios-
Romaefanum,
Dion C. 37
Papats, tSos,
(d)
8, 1.
the temple
of Roma.
50, 8, 2.
Dion C.
TO Papala, ludi Romani.

48, 52,
pv<r6Kap(j)os, less
correct pvatroKapôs,
ov.
{Kap13,
has)
p. 26.
Diosc.
1,
fj,
Papala,
Roman.
Philostrg.
472 B, yXaxTcra, Latin.

the being pv<r6s.
.pva-oTTjS, r)Tos,
Plut. 11, 6 1
Papaia-Ti, adv. in Latin.
Joann. 19,
16.
20.
Diosc.
29.
E.
1058 A.
1,162.
Diosc.
5,
Epict.
1,
n,
App.
J,
Ui,
.pvaoa, to
make wrinkled.
Arch. 15
\_Apollod.
pepv(ra>fi,ivos
12
pvtrcroa).
Papavr](rios, a, ov,
ippv<Ta>-
(implying Romanensis), Roman. Athan. II, 820 A 'H Papavqala nvkr), one of the gates of Antioch. Chrys. II, 447
fv(ra6Kapcj)os,
fiarrjs, ov, 6,
3.
fwaaoa, see p/uaoKapiôs, pvcroa.

(^pvoiiai)
A
TO,
(titul.).
deliverer.
Sept. Ps. 17,
202.
2.
Pallad. V. Chrys. 17 E.
Mai.
Substantively, to Ptopavrjo-iov, ov,

Justinian. Cod.
69, 6.
(a) a kind of structure.
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Pcofiavia
8,
974
Vit
19,
10,
12,
e'.
(b)
Basil.
210 B.
rj,
holt for a door. Porph. Cer. 519.
10.
Esai.
95.
I,
17,
6,
olive.
65,
pw^.
Panavia, as,
Romania
Roman
empire.
Kodreia, the
Athan.
^ Fafxaiav cniI, 733 C.
Moschn. Clem. A.
116.
the finger,
1025
Phryn. 75, condemned. 2. Finger-end, tip of

Ruf.
coarse.
to ircpas tov SaKTvXov. vulgar,

I,
Cerul. 784 Epiph. n, 29 D. Euagr. 6, 21. C, the Eastern empire. Ptocli. 2, 131. pay.aviâ, lira, to bolt a door. Viojiavos, ov, 6, Romanua, applied to the colonists sent by Diocletian from Kome to Dalniatia.
apud
pamiKos,
Orih. Ill, 389, 4.

r),
ov,
(paTTos)
low,
11,
Polyh. 24,
5, 5.
Plut.
44 F.
495 C. D.
of pSmos.
3, 31.
Longin.
Sept.
3, 4.
ponroTToiKris,
ov,
6,
(wmXem)
15 as v.
1.
seller
Porph.
Peo/ifvr, 0)5, 6,
Pm/ii;,
t]s,
fj,
Adm.
125.
Keg.
3, 10,
Nehem.
Pm/iaiof.
Cosm. hid. 448 C.

Sept.
32.
Roma, Rome.
Polyb. passim.
10, et alibi.
In Byzantine
by
/xeyaXij,
Mace.
1, 1,
pas, the
Hebrew
i5?N1
K(j)ah.rj.
Sept. Ezech.
38, 3 ToK apôvra

(TTi
pas
^=z rhv ap)(OVTa, 'Efipdi-
authors,
fieiâiv,
it is
often accompanied
irpecrPvTfpa,
8e pas.
oi,
/leyiaTrj,
irpea-piins,
ap-
Pas,
indeclinable,
Russi,
the
Russians.
6.
Xawrepa, TraXaid, âa-i\is, to distinguish it from Ne'a Fap-ri, the name given to Constantinople after it became the capital of the emChrys. I, 698 A. Athan. II, 1040 B. pire.
Porph. Adm. 179.
Theoph.
Cont. 196,
Leo Diac.
Paala,
as,
fj, f),
63.
Russia.
Porph. Adm.
71.
pacris, eas,
{pavvvp-C) a strengthening, strength.
Eunap. V.
Socr. 196 B.
S.
8 (14) Tfjv pêylai-qv Pa>iiTjy. Theod. IV, 1332 Chal. 28.
Philon
I,
516, 27.
Paa-ta-n, adv. in Russian.

pacrp-aplvov, ov, to,
Porph. Adm.
76.
A.
Lyd. 221.
Justinian.
Cod.
1.
I,
1,
17,
3,
Prooem.
290, 10.
NoveU. 13, 13, j3'. 7, Euagr. 2625 A. Phot.
Agath.
737 C.
rosemary,
paa-TiKos,
the Latin
ros marinus,
Diosc. 3, 79 (89)
XiâvaTis-
paa-naplvovp..
Tj,
Eupor.
I,
2,
56, p. 269.
pmfuvaXios, incorrect for povixivoKios. Dion. H. I, 179. Pm/ior, ov, 6, Remus.

Vap-xikos, ov, 6,
ov, (pa>vvvp.i) strengthening.
Hieron.
5,
1,
apud Clem. A.
Dion.
Galen. VI, 351 C.
paxjios, ov,
6,
105 A.
Diosc.
11.
Romulus.
Nicol. D. 78.
Philagr. apud Orih.
368.
I,
H.J, 113.
*pa,, ayos,
fj,
(ptyx"*)
" snoring.
Clem. A.
pd|.
Archil. 190.
Sept. Lev.
496 A.
2, aiyim,
represented in Latin by S.
[Plato
(Crat. 426. 427) calls
2 an
aspirate,
and
139), that the letter eaUed ariyp.a by the lonians is called 2di' by the Dorians. Athen.
10, 81. 11, 30.
Dionysius (Compos. 14) a hissing and disThe prototype of a-iyfui is agreeable letter.
A horse branded with the

âp.(f)6pas.
character 2 was called

11, 30.
TraTias
Athen.
the Phoenician Samech (d)-
Its
original
s, <r,
Schol. Arist. 23. 122.
form was
^ which
,
finally
became
a-typ-a
in Latin, S.
Inscr. 11. 165. 1599.]
2.
and,
In
the later numerical system,

SioKocrioi,
stands for
two hundred, or SiaKotriooros, two
2. In the later .... 2a^0opas. numerical system, 2dj/ stands for ewaKoa-ioi, nine hundred. But since this letter was confounded with aiypa, the grammarians
Suid. Korr-
hundredth.
2,
Sdv,
San.
The prototype of Sdv
is
the
Phoenician Shin (p). It was confounded with a:iyp,a, its Phoenician sound {SH) not existing in Greek. In the most ancient Doric inscriptions it is represented by M, 2. Inscr. 2. In process of time the lonians and the Aeolians rejected the character S
employed the Phoenician Shin TfT, /^, f^, ^, to denote that nmnber. The first of these figures is found on an Egyptian the second, in papyrus {Franz, p. 352) Theognostus {Cramer. H, 1, 15) the third, in the Chronicon of Eusebius and the fourth, in Clemens of Alexandria (I, 889 B), (See and in the Chronicon of Eusebius.
;
(o-iy/ia)
and substituted
in its place
also napaKvLcrpji)
TTt,
The name
2dv7rt or 2a/i-
hence, in Attic inscriptions cut after the archonship of Euthymenes (B. C. 437), only
2 with
its
modifications
is
used.
After
the loni-
rejecting the character
(o-iy/ia),
ans gave its name to 2 (2ac). The Dorians probably never used the character S (o-i'y/io). This explains the remark of Herodotus (1,
found in modern lexicons and grammars, does not occur in any known author; it owes its existence to supposition, assumption, and conjectural emendation. Scaliger. Animad. in Euseb. Chron. p. 116. Corsin. Not. Graec. p. xxv, seq.
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a-aa,
aajrjvo-SeTO<!
the Persian
hah
= âaCKdslinen cloth.
Agaih.
Mace.
4.
1, 2,
38.
Mel. 83.
.Tos.
Ant. 13,
12,
260. 261.
o-a(3afo>
16, 6, 2.]
rj,
:=: eiafffl.
Schol. Arist.
Av. 874, et
Clem.
22,
a-a^^dToio-is, fws,
alibi.
aaâvov, ou, to,
sabanum,
TheopTi. Cont. 199, 436 B, lowel. garment made of (rdâvov.
A.
I,
coined by Apion apud Jos. 470 following. a-afipa, said to be an Egyptian word, to j3ou;3myoj oKyos. Apion. apud /os. Apion. Apion.
2, 2, p.
fraâojios, ov, 6,
((ra^dfo))
2,
2, p.
470.
fia(Tji6s-
Schol.
o-a/Sei,
OS =:
Arist.
Av. 874.
the eleventh month.
1, 16, 14.
<Ta^K, "]DD
8(5|a.

o-o/Sek
aKavdfwv, aKavdav, L. dumetum.

(Aquil.
a-v-
o-a^dr, B^ty, sebat,
Sept.
Sept.
Zach.
1, 7.
aaâxd,
t6,
Mace. TIÎW ^=
Xvm)
Sept.
Gen. 22, 13 'Ev ^dtw
iv (pvTW, 'E^pa'ia-Ti 8e craêK.
Melito
Siktvov, Siktvcotov.
1220.
Reg.
4, 25, 17.
<raâa6, niN!]^, s
of
hosts.
6, 3.
abao Sept. Reg.

9, 7.
=
3.
'SaêWmviarm,
tS>v bvvdjxemv,
S>v,
ol,
'A-yyeXiTot.
Tim.
Presi. 60.
2aêXXiui/df, ^, dv, 0/ Sa/ScXXiof, Sabellianus, Sabellian. Max. Conf. II, 53, d^fia. Sub-
1,
1,
I,
11.
1, 15, 2.
Esai.
Orif/.
628 A.
Or!(/. I,
705 A.
672.
1253 A. 1344 A.
2a^/3a8tos, ov, 6,
stantively, 6 SajSfXXiaj/ds, a Sabellian. Athan.

2a|3dfios ?
(ra^âniov,
Jos.
ov,
to,
6, 2.
avvayaiyrj,
synagogue.
Ant. 16,
2a^PaTiavol,
S>v, oi,
Sahbatiani, the followers of
I, 520. Con.s/. II, 1. Epiph. I, 849. a-a^fWlâ, lira, to favor the doctrine of Sabellius. Ens. VI, 856 A. Athan. I, 461 A. Greg. Naz. II, 476 C.
SaPPdTLos.
Soz. 1468.
Proc.
Ill, 73.
iVt'ce?.
Paphl. 493.
a-a^fiaTt^m, iVo), (jrd^âTov)
ifceejt)
SaêXXios, ov, 6, Sabellius, a lieresiarch of the early part of the third century. Hippol.
sabbatizo,
16, 30.
6, 6.
to
(Ae
Sabbath.
26, 34. Just.
r),
Sept.
23, 32.
35.
Ex. Mace. 2,
10.
Lev.
Ignat.
669 A.
a-afifiariKos,
Tryph.
Orig. 11, 289 B.

sabbatic,
10,
6.
Haer. 450 (Orig. Ill, 1520). Method. 153. Alex. A. 565. Eus. VI, 853. 1004. Athan. II, 1129. Greg. Naz. II, 537. Greg. Ntjss. II, 836. Leant. I, 1216. .IMon. I, 204 01
ov,
sabbatarius,
Jos. Ant.
2,
2a/3f XXioi, ?Ae Sabellians.
sabbatical.
Mel. 83.
1
14,
Ill,
craêXkmp.os, ov,
6,
Sabellianism.
Basil.
IV,
B. J.
7,
5,
(1,
4).
Ori(/.
584 D,
772 B.
2a|8eXXi'T);j, ou, d,
dpidjios.
craffâTUTfios, ov, 6,
ab b ati s us ing of the Sabbath. Paul. Hebr. Orig. I, 520 C. Plut. II, 166 A.
s
rjs, rj,
SaêXXiaj/ds.
Cyrill.
A.
the keep4, 9, rest.
X, 1032.
2aj3EXXi'(DS',
adv.
q/iler
(Ae
manner of
Sabellius,
II,
289 B.
in Sabellian fashion.
Greg. Naz.
11,
<ra^âroKvpmKri,
=^
crd^Parov Kal KvpiaKr).

ra, 031?,
iraôvpa, as,
ballast.
rj,
the Latin
sab bur a
168. ^ppa,
Jejun. 1913 D.
<rd^âTou, ov, to,
Nil. Epist. 4, 60, p. 577 B.
also
trd^âra,
the
a>v,
sabbatum, sabbata,
avdnavms.
Sept.
Sabbath,
=
3,
a-dôvpoi, a, ov,
(craôvpa) in ballast.
Hence,
Gloss.
Kv6s,
empty.
Bekker. 401, 30.
Ex.
16, 23.
20, 8 Tfjv
17/ie-
pav tS>v aa^^draiv. Lev. 16, 31 'Sd^âra

^drav, a Sabbath of rest.
batical fevbrj.
I,
(rafi-
Jur. BoKavTia .... Bavria (write BaKavria). Galen. <rayairr)vi(a>, ItTio, to be like (raydTnjvov.
25, 2. 4, the Sab7.
XlII, 881 F.
aaydTnjVov, ov,
year.
Bg.
2, 5,
4,
11,
Amos
1.
6,
or aayanrjvov, ov,
to,
Persian
Jer. 17, 21.

31.
Ezech. 46,
iV. T.
Philon
Jos.
8KBIN6,
sagapenon,
sacopenium,
154, 43.
1, 1, 1.
passim.
Ant.
14, 10, 25.
Plut. II,
169 C.
the inspissated sap of a certain plant. Diosc. Galen. XIII, 226 Delet. p. 10. 3, 85 (95).
B.
881
671 E.
1069 C.
journey.
â^^drov
Trjv tS>v a-a^^drcov ioprrjv.
Theophil.
âyairqubv
ottov,
apparently an ad-
68dr,
Sabbath-day's
jective.
a-ayydptos, see Tâyydpios.
Epiph.
3.'588B.
9.
II,
Orig. I, 380 B. Luc. Act. 1, 12. 157 C =: | o-TdSire. Sophrns. 2. Week z=i i^hopAs. Marc. 16,
a-ayyovivoKis,
sanguinSlis.
a kind of vessel
151,
8.
Diosc. 4, 30
n^
aypauTis.
r),
ic. 18, 12. Act. 20, 7. PauZ. Cor. 1, 3. Saturday, the Sus. IV, 941 C. true Sabbath. Athan. I, 581 B. Socr. 640 B. To p.iya or to ayiov a-d^jSaTou, the great
16, 2.
a-ayr}va, as,
(sail).
Porph.
Anthol.
Plut.
Adm.
II,
150, 10.
crayr/vaios, a, ov,
of a 80 (Archias).
as,
f),
aayrjvri
(seine).
or holy Saturday, the Saturday of Passion-
a-ayqveia,
to a-ayr)Vficiv.
II,
Martyr. Polyc. 1036 A. Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 33 B. Joann. Mosch. 2988 D. Mai. Je/un. 1913 A. Doroth. 1788 C. D. Sept. Lev. 463. [Dative plural cra^pdroK.
I
week.
730 A. B.
aayrjVoôKos, ov,
.seine
;
(a-ayfjvr),
/SdXXia) that casts the

6.
fisherman.
ov,
Agath. Epigr. 37,

to
26,
35.
Ezech. 45, 17.
Also,
o-ayT/vd-fiETos,
bound
seine.
Philipp.
ird^âtrc.
27.
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'Orayr]-(popa),
^(Tq>,
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Strab. 4,
<TaKKo-<f)opeas
to
wear a
put
crdyos.
aahripmS,
aaSrjpad,
nimiy
4,3.
crayiCa,
i-ca,
nmt?
r],
=
^=
dypoi.
Tdêis.
Sept. Eeg. 4, 23, 4. Sept. Eeg. 4, 11,
(o-ayor) to
the
housing over a
Socr.
22,
15.
horse.
Nicet. 674, 25, nva.

robe.
7,
(TaQpobo^La, as,
aradpa boâ,
unsound
opin-
aayiov or arayiov, ov, to,

p.
ion or êne?.
iTa6p6m, axTO), to
Nil. 492 D.
788 A.

(rayiv.
Mamie.
make aaSpos.
IV, 901 B.
to.,
Sept. Judie. 10,
5, 3.
Chron. 721, 16
8 as V.
1.
Basil.
av,
Genes. 96, 20.
a-iyLo-fia, aros, to, ((rayifo))
housing, horse-cloth,
a-aiKovXapia,
ludi
saeculares.
Zos.
63.
saddle-cloth.
Gram. 252, 18
a-ayiTTa, as, ^,
Porph. Cer. 341. 462. Curop. 30.
Leo
Dion
aaiva,
3.
C. 54, 18,
2.
283,
5.
/SfXor, arrow. Lyd. sagitta CAron. Damasc. I, 1393 A. C.
o-mKovXov, TO,
saeculum
C
^=. aliiv.
to disturb, to trouble.
Paul. Thess.
OnV/. Ill, 1384 C.

to
IV, 217 B.
IV, 136
1, 3,
588.
Mai. 52. 358, 21.
B,
induce.
II,
81
(ravBrja-opm, fut. pass.
o-aytrrapios, ov, 6,
20.
Sagittarius.
Lyd. 157,
a-aynrdTwp,
er.
6,
(a-aylTra) Tofdnjf,
bowman, arch-
Leo. Tact. 4, 57.

^r,
^,
(rayiTT-o-/3oXi7,
(Ae
distance of an arrow.
a-ayiTTofioXou, ov, t6,

p.
Theoph. 490, 17 (Porph. Adm. 77, 21). Mauric. preceding.
(See also a-iaiva.') an Egyptian /eas(. Plut. II, 362 D. o-atTrjs, 6, the name of a liquid measure. Epiph. Ill, 284 B 22 êaToi. Pallad. Laus. 1066 A. Apophth. 317 D. craxa, to, (Arabic) a body of cavalry so called. Phoc. 202, 9. 257, 12.
a-aipei,
Joann. Mosch. 2937 C. Porph. Cer. 485. Epiph. Mon. 263 A. arrow-maker. ov, (jroie'to) craytTTOTvotos, 6,
55,
et
alibi.
a-aKeWa,
crdKKeXKa,
etc.,
incorrect for o-a/cKeXXa, etc.

6,
f),
aaKephins, (otos,
rjs,
sacerdos
s
:^r iepevs.
Mauric.
2ayKor, ov,
12, 7.
o,
Leo. Tact.
4, 50.
purse,
bag.
ac c e11us Hes. Porph.

6,
Suid.
/SoXan-ioc,
Novell.
280.
Sancus, a Sabine divinity, supposed by some to be IIioTtor Zeis. Dion. H. I, 338. n, 782, 5 SayicTor. Pûi. II, 271
Theoph. Cont. 377. 691.

aaKKeXKdpios, ov,
saccellarius,
.
bursar.
SayKTOff.
Anasl. Sin. 84 C. D. Max. Conf. II, 608 B. Theoph. ibi. 511 CAr-on. 697, 13. 562,2.
crdyKTos,
26.
sanctus ^=
2, 1,
ayios.
Just. Apol. 1,
Antec.
10.
1267 D. 1416 A. P/ioL IV, 97 B. (Compare Nic. CP. Histor. 42 Tapcas ru>v
Stud.
j3ao-iKiKcov
a-ayfidpios, ov,
urith
sagmarius, furnished a pack-saddle. Also, a-aiidpios. Achmet. 237. 2. Substantively, to craypdpiov, (a) pack-horse. Leo. Tact. 4, 36. Porph. Cer. SmU (Compare Mauric. 448, 11. 460, 2.
(a-dyfia)
xpripaTav.^
17,
traKKeWj],
715, 13.
t]s,
zirr
o'dtcKeXXa.
Theoph. Cont.
through a bag.
Greg.
o-aKKeXXi^ca,
laa),
zi=
btrjdeo}
15, 6.)
Stts(.
Schol. Arlt. Plut. 1087.
Lex. Sched. 133.
(1>) pack-saddle.
1410, 20.
Ill, 378.
Also,
Leo
.Tact. 5,
7.
o-aKKeXXtov, ov, to, =r: a-oKKeXXa, purse.
(rafidptov.
Schol.
Naz
*0
I,
661 A.
705 B.
Porph. Cer. 460, 18
Lucian.
Toil
caKKeXXlov,
=:
aaKKsXXdpLos.
traynardpios, ov,
^^
preceding.
Leo. Tact.
6,
Cont. 470 'O OTTO (TaKKEXXiou,

6 o-a/cKcXXt'ov, bursar.
Theoph.
4, 8
Curop.
Diod.
29, "amos, sumpter-horse.
a-aypaTt^m,
I'o-to,
to saddle.
little
Nil. 193 C.
(TaKKeXXiapa, aros, to,

1, 8.
ri6p6s.
5, 28,
aaypdriov, ov, to,

aaypaToy-qvrj,
saddle.
Epict. 4,
p. 351,
37 as a gloss.
oii,
rjs, rj,
a kind of Indian
.ituff.
Arr.
aaKKeXXia-pos,
to, z^z
to fraicKeXXlêtv.
Leo
P.
M. E.
6.
Med.
165. straining-bag, for wine.

o-aypaTOQ),
aj(7a, (adypa) to saddle a pack-horse. Theoph. 653. 682 o-aypaTapevos.
(TaKKeXXitTTrjpLov, ov, TO,
(Taypo-treWiov, ov, to, pack-saddle.

16.
(Tayo-i&rjs, s, like
Phoc^ 226,
29.
uaKKiv for (TaKKLov, small udicKos, hag.
Joann,
Plut.
Mosch. 2860 A.
o-ayor.
,
Eudoc. M.
o-dKKivos,
ov,
adyos, ov,
2,
6,
agu
of aoKKOs.
Schol.
Arist.
a kind of cloak.
Polyb.
1087.
craKKopa-)(iov,
30, 1.
mod.
5, 30. 33.
Strab. 3, 3, 6. Strab.
'S.dyovvTov, ov, to,

3, 4, 6.
Saguntus, Saguntium.
iKavos,
ov, to, a kind of coarse garment. Joann. ^fosch. 2925 C. 2976 A. 2997 C o-aKKopAxtv. Leant. Cypr. 1688 B -iv.
aaS&ai, ^^^V
^=
laxvpos, Almighty, an
Sept.
I,
a-aKKoppd(j>iov, ov, to, (pdirrto) =z: oKea-Tpa, large
epithet of Jehovah.
Ezech.
10,
5.
needle.
Schol. Lucian.
I,
341.
Sept.
ctok-
Symm. Job
Jos.
14.
o-aSij
6, 4.
6,
'
Orig.
628.
8.
2.
o-oKKOf, ov, 6, coarse hair-cloth, sackcloth.
2a8SouKaios, ov,
Sadducee.
Ant. 13,
Orig.
I,
5, 9.
Luc. Act. 23, 13, 10, 6. B. J. 2, 8,
Gen. 37, 34.

KOS.)
o-aKK0-<popea>,
Baruch
to
4, 20.
(See also
sackcloth.
753.
ijo-o),
wear
Just.
TO-aS^ (S).
Eus. in, 789 A.
Tryph. 107,
p.
725 A.
Pallad. Laus. 1097.
Digitized
by Microsoft

aaKKOôpo6pos, ov,
II,
977
a-axKos-
Xa,(jiapetTK
historian.
239 C.
2.
((f>pa>)
wearing
sect,
Plut.
Dion
ri,
C. 40, 63, 4, et alibi.
Eudoc.
Substantively, oi SaKKo(f>6-
M.
203.
o,
pot,
Saccophori,
=^
'AnoTaKTirai.
SaXfiouT^jjf,
Salmutzes.
Porph.
Adm.
Basa. IV, 729 C.

SaicXas, 5, o, Saclas,
Tim. Presb. 16 C.
6 t^s v\r)s Spxav, a fig7.
170.
o-oXos, ou, d,
ment.
279
Theod. IV, 37
s
10,
eV
ij,
ay/ctipas.
a riding at anchor. Agathar. 181, 2. Anchorage. Polyb. 1,
<raKpos, a, ov,
acer
=:
17
Jepdj, deios-
Plut. II,
2, 1, 8,
3. Substantively,
980 D.
(titul.).
Friyi
(raKpapovp.
Antec.
craKpa, sacra,
53, 10.
craXdr,
dw,
S;ra6.
5, 3, 5.
{a-dXos, a-aXdKtov)
pcopos, dvorj-
dclov
Tos.
ypap,pa, imperial epistle.
Nil. 104 A.
1120 C. 1252 C. Apophtk. 137 A.

262, 18.
fj,
Epkes. Acac. B. 1448 B
Pallad. Laus. 1106 A. D. Apophth. 121 C. 172 (440 C). .Toann. Mosch. 2976
Men. P.
352, 19.
Theoph.
iraKTovpa, as,
Cont. 299, 18.
a kind ot vessel (sail). 196, 18 (rarovpa.
Theoph.
voKxap, apos, TO, (Arabic 2KP) saccharum, Anon. Med. 227. 233. sugar. Also, crd-
Xap.
Cedr.
I,
732,
13.
Ptoch.
p.
296.
Achmet. 251 (rapâpwXaKoui/Tatr, write

irKaKovvras, sugar-cakes.
cra)(apo-
A. Leont. Cypr. 1709 A. 1748 A (Euagr. 2480 C). Hes. 'Xa-eXos (Compare Arist. Nub. 1276 Tbv iyKe(paXov &a^mp o-eo-eia-dai poi SoKfls. Paid. Thess. 2, 2, 2 SaXeudijvai dno tov vods.) As a title it was bestowed upon certain holy men who feigned idiocy for Christ's sake, the most distinguished of whom was Simeon the Fool. Nic. 11, 895 A. Horol. Jul. 21. (Compare Paul.
Also, to (raKxapi,
Orib. Ill, 119, 11.
Cor.
1, 3, 18;
fj,
1, 4, 10.)
Also,
Also,
f)
noi.
Arr. P.
rj
M. E.
14.
iSos.
o-aXdTj/s, rjTos,
z:= ptapia.
little
(TaK)(apis,
Achmet. 196.
tSos.
(ToKTrlyyiov, ov, to,
(rdXiriy^.
Apophth. 121 C. Galen. IV,
(titul.).
Also,
a-dxapis, ems
or
Id. 198. 251
189 C.
(rdXwiyyocpavfjs,
like. es,
TO (raK)(apov, ov.
Diosc.
2,
((rdXmy^, (paiva) trumpettrumpet.

Sept. Lev. 23, 24
104.
(See also (dxap.)
iraXa/ilv, vhlif
Aster. 413 C.
fj,
(Tarrjpiov.
1
Sept. Josu. 22, 29.
vdKdpiov, ov, TO, s a
pay, salary. 1381 A.

(rdkîa, as,
ari u Cuius 29 A.
o-aXn-iyl, lyyor,
(nTqpea-iov,
Mvijpoa-vvov a-aXmyymv, a memorial of blowing
Apollon. Eph.
sage,

fj,
of trumpets,
monasteries.
real
the Jubilee.
2. Sounding-board
1
^vXov, a-fjpavTpov.
Stud.
745 D, used in
it
salvia ^=
3,
e\e\i(r(j>aKov,
Originally, however,
was a
65
a plant.
Diosc.
35 (40).
oKpevrrjs.
trumpet or horn
(Hieron.
II,
B,
45,
traXyapApios, ov, 6,
salgamarius ^=
motion.
tuba).
(rdXiTuiTfjs,
oi), 6,
Chal. 1620 C.
(ToXfu/ia, aTor, to, (a-dKeia>)
II,
:=
(raXmyKTijs.
Polyb.
1,
326, 45.
Artem. 120
Dion Chrys.
Sept.
13.
Dion. H.
11,
682.
Phryn. 191, con?
irepmKoKai.
Classical.
demned.
Xos
?
<raKfia>, eva-to, to shake, to toss.
craXcrtKiov, ov, to,
Moer. 322. s a1 s am e n tu m
a1
1
rdpi-
Sap.
4,
4 -a6ai vwo dvepov.

I,
PhUon
To
Kvpav.
xroKlâ,
97, 45, neuter.
Died. 12, 47. Sext. 299. 2.
Leont. C2jpr.
o-aXTor, ov, 6, s
733 B.
aXa-os.
Proc. Gaz.
Orient.
I,
ride at anchor.
Dion.
H.
I,
535,
cV
dy-
1212 C.
SaXmprj,
rjs,
fj,
Plut. II, 493

as,
17,
D.
Sext. 677.
Salome.
Salome,
Doctr.
689.
=:
o'eipopAo'rtjs.
Gloss.
Jur.
Clem. A.
a-aXoaprj,
rjs,
I,
1149. 1165. 1192.

fj,
MaprôpaôiXovp. ....
aaXiâpas,
bridles.
a, 6,
Curop. 24.
a kind of medicine.
(craKi^dpiov)
maker or
seller
of
Galen. XIII, 686 F.

a-dpaiva,
Theoph. 754, a surname.

(s
a 1 i V a r i u s) ^= ;âXti'dr, bridle. Theoph. 39. Alex. Mon. 4064 B. Theoph. 577, <i-aXij3at, a, 6, maker of craKiâi. a surname.
(ToXi^dpiov, ou, TO,
o-oXi^, ikos, 6, s
used by the Samians

a-apapidiov, ov,
6,
kind of vessel (sail) perhaps the archetype of the modern Tpexavrfjpi. Plut. I, 166 D.
rjs,
fj,
(2d/i0f) a
;
the
Hebrew jTacW
dtTKa-
a1iX
XafiaTTjs, a species
iVca, willoio.
Hes.
mon
in Egypt.
of domestic lizard, com(Sept. Sophrns. 3589 D.
SoXior, ou,
Salii.
6,
Salius,
commonly
68 D.
in the plural,
Polyb. 21, 10, 10.

Plut.
I,
386.
II,
67 F.
Dion. H. I, 384. Lucian. 69 B.
Prov. 24, 6 KaXaâTTjS.) SapapeiTTjS, ov, 6, a Samaritan.
Ol
'S,apape'irai,
a Jewish
sect,
i/ejres.
1325.
Just. Imper.
279.
Dion
vdKlpe, s a 1 i r e
C. Frag.
7, 5.
Novell. 15.
'SapapeiTiKos,
fj,
3X\f<T6ai, e^dXKe<T6ai, TnjSav.
ov,
Samariticus,
Samaritan.
Dion.
vaKiraip,
I,
//. I,
6,
386.
opxio'Tr/s.
Orig. VII, 36, dvTlypa<\>ov, of the Pentateuch.
saltator =:
quid
?
Dion. H.
16 'EXai'ou
Just. Imper. Novell. 16, irXdvrj.
386, 13.
.ile7. 1,
<raX/(ar, a, d,
p. 10, 5.
SapapemKas, adv. after Orig. IV, 653.

Sajxaptms,
tSos,
fj,
the
Samaritan manner.
Nicol. D. 116,
aoXiea.
Samaritan.
SaXXouoTtof or SoXovoTtof, ou,

123
d,
Sallustius, the
sc.
X"/"")
'^*
Samaritan
territory.
2.
Sa~
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by Microsoft
âfj,apeiTicrfj,o^
978
Orig.
I,
2apa
Diosc. 5,
maritan woman.
1405.
Joann.
Did. A. 556.
'H
4, 9.
400.
aravhapaxl^f, to look like cravSapaxi-
KvpiaKr) Tfjs
'S.ujia-
120 (121).
(rdvSv^, vKos,
s
peinSosjthe
Sunday of the Samaritan woman, name given to the fifth Sunday after Eastcelebrated in commemoration
ndiX
er, inclusive,
11, 14, 9,
12. 13.
of the event recorded by Pentecost. Stud. 24 A.

Safiapema-fios, ov,
6,
John
(4, 7 seq.).
crai/Sil, ikos, fj, s a n d y x a kind of red pigment. Strab. Diosc. 5, 103, p. 771. Lyd. 258,. 2. Area, cisia, Persian sanduk,
and
Samaritismus, the age of the world between Judaism and Hellenism.

Epijih.
I,
Russian (tovvSovk, Hes. box.

cravSdiv,
fj,
klôitos, trunk, chest,
invSaiv.
{(ravLs)
169.
*(ravi86a>, axra,
Lyd. 258, 22. to board over.

Plut.
II,
Athen.
'S.afLapms, eats, 6,
:=
âjiapelrrji.
Just. Apol. 1,
Mech.
6.
53.
Orig.
I.
753.
a-avi.baibr)s,
fs,
plank-like.
896 E.
a-apapios, see (rayfuipios-
crafiôvKovs,
sambucus
Aret. 37 C.
aKTr/, the elder-tree.
a-aviScopa, arcs, to,
anything boarded or planked,,

stage,
Diosc. 4, 171 (174).

*a-apPiKri,
rjs, 17,
boarded floor, platform,
deck.
1,
Clas22, 6_
X3D0 and N3Ê',
sambuca,
sical.
Sept.
Mace.
3, 4, 10.
Polyb.
a three-cornered stringed instrument. ClasClem. A. I, 788 B. Sept. Dan. 3, 5. sical. 2. Sambuca, a warlike engine for
Agathar. 127.
(TavihoiTos,
Tj,
ov,
made of
boards.
Sept.
Ex.
27, 8.
<Tawi<ov, 6,
scaling.
8, 6.
Allien.
I,
Mech.
7.
Polyb.
8, 6, 2.
8,
sannio.
ov,
Epict. 3, 22, 83.
Plut.
a-aix^vKia-TTjs,
306 D. App. I, 678, 14. on the sambuca. ov, 6, player

rj,
(TavToKivos,
{(rdvToKov)
36.
of sandal-wood.
Arr. P.
a-a^drivos,
M. E.
17,
Athen.
4, 80.
o-apfivKtaTpia, as,
sambucistria,
Plut.
I,
female
I,
ov,
saxetanus, saxatllis,
Galen. VI, 402 A.
Trerpaios.
player on the sambuca.

âpioKos,
rj,
920 B.
Clem. A.
cra^cpoSeîpov, ov, to, {(rdîpov, Seîpov) ovation,
ov,
(Safuor) Samian.
136
6
TO. 'S.apiaRa,
work of Olympichus.
(Tapidprns,
ov,
6,
(samio) samiarius
Gloss. 'Akovtjttjs
.
. .
the reception of the emperor when he reLeo Gram. 225, 19. turned from abroad.
Theoph. Cont. 640, 19 (^Theoph. 563).

a-dîpov, ov, TO,
(o-ao-o-o))
Twu oirXav Lyd. 158, 13.

o-apmai, aa-a,
5, 8. s
a-nXTrvwrf]!, polisher
of arms.
ball,
dance.
Porph.
Diosc.
Cer. 293,
9,
et alibi.
s a x i fr a g u Galen. VI, 148 F.
to polish.
Leo. Tact.
(172),
<Ta^L<j)payov, ov, to,
4,
15, p. 518.
a,
lapios,
ov,
Samian.
Diosc. 5, 171
a-ao^poTos, ov, ^=. (Tci^cov ^poTovs.

Ill,
Greg. Naz.
Plut. I,
aapoi,
17,
464 A.
vyjros.
17,
Strab. 8, 3, 19.
10, 2, 17.
a-dmevs,
sapiens
<To(j)6s,
<^p6vipos.
âpApapiTiKos,
p.
1 6,
OK,
Samphariticus.
Diosc.
1, 6,
827 E.
aanpoKvrjpos, ov,
-z^zi
vdpdos.
(rairpos tt^v Kvr]pr)v.
Diosc.
a-dp-x,
the
Hebrew
atv, ol,
.
^=.
Eus.
Ill,
789 A.
'HXtaxoi.
4,
181 (184),
cXki),
ulcers in the calf of the

Nicet.
2a/x\/âtot,
'EXKe(ro"aIot,
Epiph.
^Xtoy.]
I,
848. 961.
[Derived from lyoty
leg.
a-awpoXoyeai (Xeyo)), to talk unsoundly.

By::.
768 C.
Epict.
2, 21, 14.
a-aprjrrfpa, as,
2,
17,
a kind of sword.
Suid.
Jos. Ant. 20,
(rawpws, adv. dirtily.

<TaTT(pipivos,
rj,
3 o-apy^pd.
ov,
of
crdn(j>eipos.
Philostr. 34.
a-ap^fjs, 6, sampses,
an
officer
among
the Bul-
Did. A. 1113 C.
2a7r(f>iK6s,
garians.
o-dp-\JAOvxov,
Pseado-Theophyl. B. IV, 1224 A.

see adp\jn)xov.
to"G),
aap-^X^C^^
Diosc.
3,
have the smell of (rdpylrvxov. 40 (46). 2. To perfume with

to
Sapphicus, Sapphic. rj, ov, of SaTr(pa>, PseuAo-Demetr. 68, x^P'fMcrpov 2a7r(|)iDrac. 139. Heph. 7, 9. Kov, Sapphic verse.
10, 5. 12.
crdirmv, avos, 6,
cdp^vxov.
trap^vxivos,
fuxoj'.
r),
Diosc.
ov,
s
2,
96.
s
(Gallic)
sapo,
37.
mp
hinus
Moschn. 126,
or fXaiov.
p.
63.
of (rdpDiosc. 1, 58
,
soap.
Aet
craTTcovapiKos,
Aret. 135 B.
F. savon, Galen. X, 191 D.
8, 6, p.
rj,
150 (b),
ov,
(titul.), fivpov
of soap.
crdiniiv.
cdpyjfvxov, ov, TO, s a
Diosc.
3,
41 (47).
Also, adp-ôvxov.
ov,
rh,
mp suchum
marjoram
uartiaviov, ov, to,

cra-n-aivLa-rfis,
^=
Paul. Aeg. 108. Paul. Aeg. 108. Paul. Aeg. 108.
Paus.
ov, 6,
one who washes with adirav.
9, 28, 3.
(TavSdXiv for
cravSaKiov,

(rdvboKos.
2a7r<ip?;t,
rj,
6,
Sapores.
Mai. 296.
oi,
Chron. 722, 20.

<Tavda\oeidrjS, $,
2dpa, see ^dppa.
^m
(ravbdXa) ep(j)pr]s.
Schol.
sarabaitae, arum,
called also
remo-
Clem.
.4.
791 D.
6,
both
Theoph. 610.
(which
see), a class of religious
advboKos, ov,
a kind of boat.
dicants, hypocrites in
menmonk's habit, having
Digitized
by Microsoft
(Tapdâpa
no fixed habitation, and consequently
ing
cities
979
infestgibe.
aapK-ofioto/j,opô<;
Herodn. Gr. Schem. 591.
Phryn. P.
and towns,
like
the vagabond
S. 10, 32.
a-apKfis, ia>s, 6,
monks of the present day. The word does not occur in Greek letters. Cassian. I, 1103 A seq. (Compare Basil. Ill, 1005 B. IV,
583 (322). Nil. 437 C. Chal. 4. Augustin. VI, 831 D. Soz. 900 B. Apophth. 141 A.) a-apdâpa, to., Chaldee SÎD, sarabara, PerSept. Dan. 3, 21. Hes. Suid. sian trouaers.
352 B.
((rdp^) one clothed with flesh.
Athan.
I, 3, 5.
II,
1237 C.
<rapKi8iov, ov, to,
=
I,
(rapKiov.
Classical.
II,
Epict,
Hieron.
I,
Plut.
350 D.
994 E.
Plut.
Galen.
II,
370
E
T},
znz KêiTopls.
6v,
a-apKiKos,
A.
Tropically, L.
7,
of flesh,
fleshly.
II,
905
carnalis, carnal.
Paul.
Iren.
I,
Also, trapa^dpia.
t6,
Rom.
14, et alibi.
Ignat. 652 A.
65.
(rapayapov,
24.
'S.apaKrjvia,
Hes.
acipa^.
Dioclet.
G.
15,
645 B. Hippol. Haer. 236. 288 A, emBv/iia.

B.
Clem. A.
o-apKiKws, adv. in the flesh, bodily.

as,
rj,
Saracenia, the country of the

II, 29.
Tropically,
I,
f),
Ignat. 653
carnally.
Just.
2apa<r]voi
âpoKrjviKos,
rj,
Epiph.
6v,
r/s,
fj,
Clem. A.
Genes. 68,
8.
Saracenic.
621 C.
a-dpKiva,
1012 A. Greg. Naz. Ill, 197 C.

also
crdpKivov,
ov, to,
348 A.
Tryph. 1324 C.
s
14.
11,
2apaKr]via-(Ta,
Saracen woman.
Joann.
arc
9, 3.
na
Leo.
Mosch. 3000.
2apaKj]v6i,
ov, 6, Saracenus, Saracen, Arab. Marcian. 456. Bardesan. apud Eus. Ill, Eus. I, 354. VI, 472. Dion. Alex. 1305. Athan. II, 916. Cyrill. H. 189. Jul. 401. 576. [Derived from the Arabic SH-R-Q, the east ;
baggage.
Lyd. 180,
14.
Mauric.
Tact. 15, 48.

(TapKLvdpws, a, ov,
yos, oXfcds.
sarcinarius ^=
13.
cjioprr}-
Lyd. 180,
crdpKivov, see o-dpKtva.

(Tap<i.va>s,
adv.
I,
a-apKiKws.
Clem. A.
flesh.
II,
609
consequently
ov,
with reference to
<rapanr]v6(f>pa>v,
means east-man, Egypt and Palestine.]

it
389 B. C. o-apKo-^Xaa-Tavta, to produce

C.
Orig.
Paul.
A eg.
{(ppriv)
cens
inclined to
favoring the SaraMohammedanism. Nic. II,
101.
a-apKofiopea,
rjcrm,
aapKoôpos
elp.1.
Theophil.
1184 E.
aapanovra
478, 13.
1080 A.
TctraapaKovra, forty
.
(See also
a-epavrdirrixos.
Porph. Cer. For the

6, 5.)
a-apKoôpos, ov, {(rdp^,
î^paaxa) L. carnivorus,
11,
carnivorous.
Philon
238, 13.
Plut. II,
I,
omission of the
first
syllable,
compare the
Athen.
ov,
971 C.
Theophil. 1080 A.
mutilated Taptov for Tprrdpmv.
aapaKoaros
=
^,
crapRo^pa>Tia>
Clem. A.
1008.
crapKoôpio).
Theogn.
Mon.
TetrcrapaKoa-ros,
rj,
fortieth.
853 C.
(rapKoyevfis,
Norn. Coteler. 285. 286.

trdpa^, aKos, 6,
(yiyvo/iai)
Ill,
sarracum,
rope-basket.
a kind of wagon.
Greg. Naz.
462 A, Kada.
born of the flesh. Anast. Sin.
(See also a-apdyapov.) Paul. Cor. 2, II, 33. Soz. 1245 A. a species of Tn/Xa/iuy. irdpSa, IS, fj, s a r d a Classical. Xenocr. 71. Galen. VI, 395 F.
Lyd. 130, 13.
iji,
1064 A.
aapKoyovta, as,
f/,
anpydvrj,
generation offlesh.
Classical.
Porphyr. Athenag.
A. N.
932 C.
14.
trapKoeihrjs, es, flesh-like.
Galen.
rjs, f],
II,
238 F.
402 A.
2ap8avia, as,
249.
a-apSfjvrf, tjs,
fj,
fj,
a-apKo-KrjKr),
induration of the opx^ts- Poll.

ov,
Sardinia
=r
2apSa>.
Athan.
I,
4, 203.
Galen. VII, 321 B.

fj,
o'apKOKrjKiKos,
pertaining
to
a-apKOKfiXr].
(SapSia) L. Sardinia pelamys, a
Paul. Aeg. 270.

a-apKo-KoKKa,
rjs,
rj,
fish.
Galen.
VI, 402 A.
d,
(The form
is
arc oc o
Diosc.
3,
1 1
the
gum of
Galen.
Diosc.
doubtful.) a-apB-ow^, vôs,

{(rdpSiov)
the peach-tree.
89 (99).
sardonyx,
Ant.
3,
7,
a
5.
XIII, 226 D. 429 A.

(rapKo-laîs, ihos,
3,
17,
gem.
Apoc.
2,
21, 12.
20.
Jos.
forceps, in surgery.
Aquil. Gen.
84 (94),
p. 433.
<rdpLora-a, t/s, ^, s
ar
s s 2,
a,
a Macedonian spear.
7.
a-apKoXdrprjS, ov, 6,
sensualist.
a-apKo\LTvr}s,
4s,
Classical.
Polyb.
69,
18, 12, 2 seq.

8.
Greg. Naz.
CXaTpeim) flesh-worshipper, Ill, 185 C. 467 A.
Diod. 17, 57.

10, 1, 12.
a-apL(r(ro(f)6pos,
Dion. H. U, 880,
ov,
Strab.
(XeiVm) wanting in flesh, lean.

(p,aivopai)
to
Phillpp. 67.
{(pepm)
carrying, or
12,
armed
Arr.
a-apKOfiavfa,
rjtrat,
be
licentious.
with,
a sarissa.
1, 13, 1.
Polyb.
20,
2.
Ephr.
F.
Ill,
403 F.
fj,
Anab.
to
(rapKaâ, aero), sneer.
xKevd^w, to ridicule, to taunt, Galen. II, Philon II, 597, 38.
a-apKO-iiavia, as,
licentiousness.
Ephr.
Ill,
403
101 B.
trapKacTfjios, ov, 6,
sarcasmus,
Anast. Sin. 252 D. a-apK-oiioi6p.op4)os, ov, resembling flesh (the human body). Damasc. II, 336 D. Sieph.
Diac. 1164 C.
^Xevrj, taunt.
Digitized
by Microsoft
crapKOfJ,(f>a\ov
trapKofitpoKov, ou, roy the region
980
enlargement of II, 274 F.
flesh. *crapos,
ov,
6,
'SaTopvLVO<s
^6fj,cf)dK6s)
(Chaldee)
Seros.
Suid.
sarus, a
apud Eus.
I,
of the navel.
(wrjywui)
to
Galen.
of 3600 years.
Syncell. 30, 8.
period 106 B.
a-apKOTrayrjs, is,
composed of
into
Mel. 117.
crapKo-TTOiica,
rjcra,
(rapda, oio'a, (crdpov^
^=
o-atpa, Kopt(o, TrapaKo-
make
Just.
or
1,
of
flesh.
pea, to sweep.
15,
8.
Matt. 12, 44.

Synt. 253,
Plut.
II,
1096 E.
Apol.
23.
66.
Apollon. D.
Iren. 529 A.
Luc. 11, 25. 7. Artem.
o-apKOTToda, as,
Tryph. 45, of tlie Incarnation. 17, the making offlesh.

A.
199.
Phryn.
83,
condemned.
box.
Porphyr.
Moer. 324.
capTTiov, ov, TO, ^zz o'dpTTos,
Nymph.
14.
(7rotea>)
5, 11, p.
wooden
Leo.
crapKoTToios,
6v,
making or generating
698
Tact. 15, 77.
flesh.
TIKOS.
Diosc.
^=
trapKos yevprj-
Plut. II, 771 B.
a-apKOTOKiojmi, to he born like a piece oi flesh.

Sext. 11, 31.
(rapKOTOKos,
Cyrill. yl.
<Tapiio(pavTjs,
ov,
{tLkto)
21 C.
bringing forth flesh.

looking
like
X,
s,
(^(paivco)
flesh.
Sext. 13, like a
human
being.
wooden box for flour. Eustrai. 2345 A. Also wooden house, Hes. ^dprrovs Sarah, Abraham's wife. 'S.dppa, as, fj, mu, Sept. Gen. 17, 15. Philon I, 519. II, 15, 44 When written with one P, apjôvcra. Sdpa, it represents 'Its', Sarai, her former name. Gen. 11, 29. Philon I, 140. Just. Tryph. 113.
a-dpTTos, ov, 6,
. .
(rapKo(popoi, Tjcrw, to he
I,
557.
II,
364.
Clem. A. aapKoôposCaesarius 933. 1108. Eus.

clothed
II, 5 7
crdpatpa, aros, to, (frapow) :^= Koprjfia, sweepings.
Alex. 425
(TapKo<p6pos,
(TapKO(pope(ras.
(<j>fpa>)
Suid. âpaiiara .... Bekker. 434, 1.

aas, see
a-u.
Cramer. U, 453,
3.
ov,
with
flesh.
Ignat. 712 A.
II,
Clem. A.
996 C. Caesarius 1132. 406 A. 200 B, Beos, incarnate.

o-apK6cf>pai'v, ov, ((^pijj/)
Athan. B. Greg. Naz. HI,
crao'dpivos,
ov,
of
adcrafiov (a
kind of wood).
to
Arr. P. M. E. 36.
o-daa'ai,
aâ,
)ôpvo>,
opôvfiai, L. salto,
of a carnal mind. Athan.

delighting in the flesh,
dance.
aaTa, ntSty
Just.
croTav,
Porph. Cer.
II,
1289 C.
coo-m,
330. 633.
<yapKoxaprjs, (s, (xalpo))
iKKkiveiv, exTpiwecrSai, to deviate.
carnal.
crapKoai,
Tryph. 103.
6,
to
make
1,
fleshly
or into flesh.
Eroiian.
340.
indeclinable,
Classical.
Biosc.
186.
adversary, opponent.
23.
Plut. II, 566 A.

<Tu>paTos eiv.
Mid.
Galen. VI, 325 A,

irapKoopat,
to
rriv
tov
Particularly,
Tryph. 103.
a, 6,
IBty ^= avTiKetpiaios, Sept. Reg. 3, 11, 14.
the great adversary,
Sa7.
fleshly
or flesh.
Galen. X, 150 E.
become Par-
tan, =r
Just.
StdfioXos.
Paul. Cor. 2, 12, Orig. I, 1365 D.

Sir.
ticularly,
with reference to the Incarnation, Iren. 541 B. 939 A. B. Cle7n. A. II, 744 B. I, 301 B. Hippol. 624 D. Haer. 136, 7. Method. 356 B Tiv c| avo'ap^ ylvopai.
aaravas,
10.
satanas,
Sept.
the Greek form of
the preceding.
T^f (TapKa>6VTa.
a-dpKotpa, aros, to, fleshy excrescence.
Barn, A.. 1101 C. Ignat. 656 A. Orig. m, 1032 B. BasU. IH, 352 B.
2aTaviavo[,
Siv,
Luc. 10, 18.
21, 27.
Matt.
4,
Patriarch.
I,
1368 A.
Diosc.
3,
ol,
(trm-aKos)
Sataniani, a reU-
84 (94), p. 432.
<rdp<co<Ti.s,
Galen.
the
II,
271 E.
gious sect,
11,
who venerated
the devil.
Yezidis
Epiph.
of the
fcos,
Diosc. 5,
2.
407,
7.
making of or into flesh. 134 (135). Herod, apud Orib. 11, Plut. II, 906 F. Galen. X, 150 D.
rj,
760 C. (Compare the present day.)

o-aTaviKos,
tj,
ov,
Satanic.
Incarnation
writers.
I,
=:
ivavOpannja-Ls, in eccle-
Athan.
B.
I,
765 B.
Chrys.
siastical
Iren.
933 B.
Clem. A.
796 B.
Hippol. 621 D.
939 A. 825 A.
Aster. 333 A.
Alex. A. 564 B. 15 B. IX, 491 Pallad. Vit. Chrys. 65.
VH,
a-araviKais,
adv. satanically.
Greg. Nyss. HI,
832 C. Athan. II, 805 A. 808 C. Greg. Naz. Ill, 196 A. 1189 A. Theod. IV, 137 B.
a-apKoynKos,
1,
r),
313 B.
avTov, ov, TO,
Hebrew nsD, dual D^nXD, seah,

2, 16.
ov,
bvvap,evos crapKovv.
Diosc.
a measure. Sept. Hag. Luc. 13, 21. Jos. Ant.

Siov Koi
Matt. 13, 33.
9, 4, 5, p.
180, p. 159, irXjjymv, causing to heal up.

11,
fi,
Galen.
a-ap^,
I,
(COS,
182 F.
flesh.
Clem. A.
11,
101 A.
Athan.
429
A T^s
[Barn
to,
Kara a-dpKa
6
yevca-coDs,
of the Xo-
yor.
a-apov,
(Codex x)
ov,
(o-ai'poi)
Tfjv o-dprai;.]
284 56 leVrat. âTopvdXia, SaTopvia, see SoTou/jraXea, it. t. X. SaropwXtaTOi, mi/, oi, (SaropviXoy) <Ae followers of Safurninus. Just. Tryph. 35. fleoes.
rjp,i(ru
'ItoKikov.
482 fioEpiph. HI, 276 B.
Kop-qpM,
KaWwrpov,
Plut.
1324 A.
Saropvlvos,
ov,
6,
broom.
Classical.
Epict.
1, 27, 18.
Saturninus.
n, 727 C.
Diod. H, 608,
Phryn. 83. P.
S. 14, 12.
Hippol.
Haer. 268, 89.
heretic of the early part of the second century. Iren. 673. 690. Written
55.-3.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aarovpa
also
981
Haer.
lanx.
creâa-fiO'i
SoTopviKos.
Hippol.
380,
43.
782 A.
vpov,
Hes. Savxp^dv, <raxv6v,

do-flevcs.
2,
pâCvoi/,
a-a-
Theod. IV, 348.

(ToToipa, as,
fj,
Sap^cdi',
dadevis,
x'^^"'"'-
satura,
to.,
sc.
Lyd.
11.
Ptoch.
o-axmi',
246.
o-ap^ciX,
(raroipa, see a-aierovpa.
write
^73!?
(rvvecns.
Sept.
SaToupvoXia, av,
19, 3.
Also,
ay,
17,
Saturnalia.
Dion C.
1,
60,
Esdr.
(ram
SaropvoKia.
Epict.
25, 8.
2, 8, 18.
(rrjda.
rjpos,
[^Diosc. 1,
6,
83
o'eoijo'êj/os.j
4, 1, 58.
aaiarrjp,
:=
aarjjp.
Greg. Naz. Ill,
SaToupwa,
Frag.
48. 51.
3,
4.
Also,
Saturnia
^=
'irdKla.
2aTopvia.
Dion C. Dion. H. I,
II, 29.
410 A.
o-jSctrts,
f<i, ^,
{(Tîvwpi) a quenching, extin37, 35.
guishing.
Classical.
tarovpvlvoi, ov, 6,
Saroupvios, a,
oi',
Satuminus.
Saturnius
Lucian.
Philon
II, 23, 43.
Dion. H. I, 380, 14. Anton. 5, 33.

Plut. 11, 1059.
Classical.
z^
Kpovws.
Dion.
a-^carrjp, fjpos, 6, extinguisher.
H.
I,
86. 111.
ov,
6,
aêa-Tfjpws,
2aTovpvos,
Saturnus, corresponding to
Kpovos.
4.
Theophil. 1165.
Dion C. Frag.
3,
Schol. Lucian. 11, 29.

((TOTpaTnjj) satrap's palace.
Dion. Philon I, 238, 34. 350, 46. Doctr. Orient. 696 B. Greg. Naz. HI, 229 A, opryava, fire-engines.
o.,
ov,
quenching.
H.
I,
559.
(raTpaireiov, ov, to,
a-^cariKos,
19.
17,
dv,
1,
preceding.
Sept. Sap. 19,

Just. Orat. 5.
Heliod.
8, 12.
r),
Dioc.
r/s,
183, deppaa-ias.
(TKoKa,
likXpa^.
a-arpamKos,
ov, satrap's.
rj,
Plut. II, 616 E.

Philostr. 68.
aydXrj,
^,
^=
Dioclet. G.
aarpams,
189
ISos,
=;
iraTpanKj].
14, 6.
(TaTvpiaa'p.os, ov, 6,
=iz o'arvplatris.
Leo Med.
satyric
ayavhapi, incorrect for yavbapi, the vocative of

yavbapis,
:^
i\e<f)as, Ke\ecj)la.
itra,
^=
;
ovos.
Chron. 624,
*E7rtopêtff
(rarupiâ,
((rdrupos)
I,
(0
make a
s
,
drama
of.
r/,
Clem. A.
6v,
s
157 B.
i
a-arvpiKos,
atyr
relating to
a Satyr.
Diog.
Classical.
3, 56,
of a Satyr, Nicol. D.
Orig.
I,
ayaiSapi here, tlie transcriber having written fmopKiia-cryavSapt by mistake, the editors supposed that the second o- belonged to the
124,
fcm/ifflSia.
1429 A.
2.
m,
Spapn.
Satiricus, relating
to satire.
(Compare Proc. Ill, 53, where Justinian is compared to a dull See also yapacrSoetfij^s.)
next word.
ayovplT^rjs,
14, as
r],
14,
ass.
Lyd. 153, 12. 16. 10 o trarupiKos, satirist. (TaTvpiarris, ov, 6, player of satyric dramas.
Dion.
6,
rather uyovpds-
Cedr.
II,
519,
curly
a surname.
d, ov,
H.
1491,
ov,
2. 3.
1492,
6.
ayovpds,
o-aTvptKa
hair.
( e'jriVyupos )
^
800.
iTaTvpoypdcfyos,
(ypd(j}<o) 5, 85.
writing
Tzetz.
zziz
Chil.
12,
2.
o3\oy,
Curly-
hpapara.
aoTvpoi, ov,
Diog.
6,
haired
emdyovpos, imayovpos, dyvpds.

to
dpafuz aarvpiKdv.
Pseudo843.
Nicet. 799, 23, as a surname.
Demetr.
76, 12.
Diog.
9,
110.
I,
ae^dôpai,
ship.
da-drjv,
venerate, reverence, wor1,
iraTvpmSrjs, s, satyr-like.
Lucian. a
Paul.
cms,
Kom.
25.
aavviaô}, dtra, to strike with

5, 29.
cravviov.
Diod.
credos, TO, religion.

areâa-is,
t),
Nicet. Byz. 768 B.
veneration, reverence, worship.
(ravviov
or travvlov, ov, to, a javelin.
Diod.
1,
5,
Plut.
n, 1117 A. B.
of worship. Sept. Sap.
30.
Dion. H.
(ri3S)
II,
680.
Strab. 15,
66.
crifiaa-pa, aTos, to, object
(rav)^vQs,
a-a(j)d
see tra^vos.
o-kottos-
O'a0;]i'ia'/id,
I,
ov, 6,
Jos.
to
<Ta(f)rjvlîv.
Ant. 11, 8, 5. Dion. H.

Orig. Ill, 616.
PauZ. Thess. iuc. 17, 23. 14,20. 15,17. a-ipairis. 2. Reverence, worship, 2, 2, 4. Dion. H. I, 79, 10. H, 845, 12, to Trepi rd
166.
Cornut. 196.
(racjnjvurreov
(ratjiriviaTris,
fiel cra(j>rjvi(iv.
ov, 6,
6 O'aiîjwfo)!'.
OW^.
II,
3. Reli6ua. Athan. I, 401 B, respect. Anon. 358. gious tenets, religion.. a-eâa-pidâ, to inspire with awe or reverence.
1453 D. IV, 77 B.
(Ta^rjviariKos,
tj,
Damasc. HI, 837 A.

elucidating.
ov,
Lucian.
II,
(re/3d<r/iio9, a,
290.
2a(j)(j)a,
ProcZ.
ovs,
fj,
Farm. 524 (102).
Sa7r(f>a>.
Inscr.
1927
Tfjs
^(jtôv.
o-a^âfl, (f]D)
The superlative ireâapmraTos, n, 764 B. in Byzantine writers, is used also as a title. Synes. 1409 B. Carth. 1255 B.
o-ejSao-îo'Tijs,
ov,
((reâa-pos) venerable.
Plut.
niSD, basins.
Sept. Jer. 52, 19
i;tos,
fj,
=:
8.
creâapos.
Gelas.
as T.
1.
1309 B.
Theoph. 558,
Genes. 15, 18.
aa<|)i /3oi<,
ip3n mat?,
29.
cAeese 0/
fcine.
Sept.
(TcâapMO), axTa, {(Tc^d<ypj.os) to honor.

73, 11 Sfâtr/itm^cis payuXTpdTrjTi.
Genes.
Reg.
2, 1 7,
o-dâp, see a-aKxap.

a-axapiKTjvos,
ij,
ireâiTpias,
adv.
I,
reverently,
with
I,
reverence.
oV,
0/
SM^âr.
^cteet.
243,
Clem. A.
spect
140 C.
Ong.
1,
968 A.
22, p. 26, 60.
p. 224, y\vK((r/xa.
(rd)(apis,
a-efiaa-pds, ov, 6,
:
awe, veneration, reverence, re-
see
(TdK.)(ap.
worship.
I,
Diod.
83.
a-axvos,
tj,
ov, fraU, weak :
flaccid.
Galen. VIII,
Dion. H.
394, 10.
Strab. 11, 13, 9.
16, 2,
Digitized
by Microsoft
Se/3acrTelov
36.
982
Pinion
Orig.
I,
(TeK0VVO0<i
av,
1, 4,
Aristeas 20.
Theol. Arith. 43.
aeSera,
to.,
(s e
d e o)
station.
Justinian,
n, 168, 23. 558, 17. 566, 40. Drac. 10, 4 A, et alibi. 676 B. Did. A. 1024 B.
2eâoTfio/, ov, to,
(SejSao-rdy)
^ =
Plut. IT, 1102
Cod.
1,8.
17.
ayr).
aeiovoK, [I'D, the third
month.
Sept.
Baruch
AiyoinrrEioj'.
aetpd, as,
Pliilon II, 590, 46.

2c/3a<rretof, a,
oj/,
567, 46 2c/3aoTioj/.
Athan.
II,
AvyovaTeios.
Philon
to
553, 8.
*cTeâ(rTfva)
=
ij,
creâôfiai, a-eôfiai,
worship.
Maneth. apud
Se/Sao-T-ijra's,
Jos.
Apion.
1,
26, p. 461. Jos.

the
of palm4eaves, for baskets. Pallad. Laus. 1011 B, 920 A. BaWav <f>oi.viKa>v. Soz. 1373 C. Apophth. 76 B. Joann. Mosch. 2945 A. 2. Series, line Theoph. 578, 18. of progeny, race, family. Theoph. Cont. 110, 12. 667, 15.
rj,
plait
II,
6v, of'SeâtTTrj
or Samaria.
o-eipd,
see aepa.
Ant. 20, 6, 1 Tijv Samaritan cohort.

treâa-TiKos,
rj,
Twi/ êfiaa-njvSiu etKriv,
(TeiprjveLos, ov,
of the
2ipfjvs, Sirenius.
PseudoAlex.
Diosc.
Jos.
Mace.
15, p. 516.
NU. 613 A.
Diosc. 4, 71.
a-tpLom.
ov, ((Te/3dfoftaO reverent.
Iambi
a-eipidco, to
be sun-struck.
3.
Adhort. 324.
a-eâa-TiKas, adv. reverently.
Aphr. Probl. 34,

Dion. H. VI, 750.
2,
Also,
161 (162).
lamU. V. P.
a-ffiaa-Tos,
rj,
46.
o'cipop.dcrTris,
ê^dfTTLOv, see 'ZeâtTTciov.

6v,
Sept.
Num.
I,
((re/3dfo/iai)
erenced, revered.
As a
L. augustus, rev-
title
Philon
(reipos,
a kind of lance or javelin. Reg. 3, 18, 21. 4, 11, 10. Jos. Ant. 7, 2, 2. 135, 15.
ov, 6,
25,
7.
Ai'youorof
3, 3, 8.
ov,
6,
=:z
tripos,
pit.
Diod.
19, 44.
the emperor.
3,
Stral. 12, 3, 14.
17,
Galen. VI, 357 B.

treipoa,
a>(ra>,
25, Kato-ap.
Philon
II,
566,
38.-524,
28, oucor.
Luc.
527, 45.
529, 11.
to
tilt
a vessel.
Act. 27,
^TrelprjS 'S.eâarrrjs, the
was assumed
gustus.
also
It Augustan cohort ? by the successors of Au-
12,
representing the
Symm. Jer. 48, Hebrew n;'i". (See
also diToaeipoai.^
a-eipaa-is, ecos,
r)6r](Teas
rj, a straining, filtering. Hes. Ai.... [Sfipdm does not occur. Com-
3902,
B.
Herodn.
the
it
h.
Luc. Act. 25, 21. 25. Inscr. 2060. Theod. HI, 992 Eus. n, 885 C.
1,
pare the modern Greek a-ovpava,

filter.']
(relo-fjLa,
to strain,
16, 9.
yoiara,
299.
empress.
Alexius
8.
10
f)
a-câarrj
==
av-
Comnenus
Altai.
aTos, to,
(jrelai)
a shaking.
Sept, Sir.
converted
into a title of nobility.

2,
27,4.
<Tia-pjiTias, ov, 6,
Ptoch.
96.
Curop.
crfPaa-To<p6pos, ov, 6, ((j)epco) Augustalis.
Lyd.
Attal.
107, 16 01 a-efiaa-Torpopot, Jiamines Augustales.
of an earthquake, causing, or being caused by, an earthquake. Plut, I, 488 F. Diog. 7, 154.
(^KpaTioi)
II,
LeoDiacon.m.
20, title of nobility.
(Tfêvivos,
rj,
Cedr.
II,
327, 10.
aeta'po-Kparoip, opos, 6,
quakes.
(Teio-poTTotos,
Pseudo-Damasc.
ov,
(jroieai)
ov, made of aefieviov. Apophth. 108 B, aavSdXia. neîvwv, ov, TO, (Egyptian) the sheath of the flower of the palm. Galen. XIII, 381 C,
lord of earth369 B. causing earthquakes.
225 B.
Plot. Tetrab. 94.

o-etw/idf,
ov, 6,
(f)OLViKos
appevos.
lies.
Zeêvviov
....
trouble.
(Tfio-pMiSrjs,
Eus.
fr,
Also, (xl^Lvov.
Joann. Mosch. 2985
a vexing, vexation, harassing, II, 828 A.

(tl<tiio7tol6s.
Ptol. Tetrab.
'Atto
94.
(TELO-OTrvyis, iSos,
cilla,
fi,
crifiivov KoXofiiou.
been
<Tf^r]jx.a,
a-eêvov, of
[The primitive must have which a-eêvtov is the diireâcrfia.
(j7vyr))
KiyicXos,
L. mola-
wagtail, a bird.
Suid. Ki'yicXos ....

6,
minutive form.]
aros, to,
1.
a-eia-o(f>iKris,
write
Sept. Sap. 15,
of
15.
o-fto-oTTuyi/f
=
i
<Tfi(To(pvia)S,
a corruption
Et.
preceding.
M.
513,
1 7
as V.
2e^ripeia,
a>v,
to,
games
instituted in
honor of
o-fioTos, OV, 6,
a kind of female ornament. Lex.

s
s t
'Seffrjpos.
Inscr. 248.
f),
Sched. 742.
a-fla-Tpov, OV, TO,
brel.
cri^Tjais,
II,
etur,
{(riôjiai)
260 A.
is
ing
333 A. creîa-is from

worship.
worship. Clem, A. Perhaps the true read-
tabor, tabret, tim-
Plut. II, 376 C.
Aquil. Reg. 2,6,5,

D'J^JJ'Jn.
o-f/3oât, to
Oi
crcîfm.
o-e^d/ifi/oi
tov 6(6v,
=
120
representing the
X, 32 E,
toy.
2.
Hebrew
Lupanar
Chrys.
Tropvetov.
deoa-efiels,
Judaism. Ant. (20,
worshippers of God, proselytes to Luc. Act. 13, 50. 16, 14. Jos.
8,
Socr. 612 B. G.
atKov'kov, incorrect for <ra'i.Kov\ov.
11) 14,
7,
2.
[Diog.
7,
êKovvhavoL,
2iKoivSos.
S>v, oi,
aej37^(70jLtat.]
Secundiani, the followers of Epiph. I, 284.

s
treyecrrpov, ov, to, the
Latin
e
segestre,
,
a cov'S.ibas,
a-Kovv8LKripios, ov, 6,
e c
und
c e r
7.
ering, wrapper.
o-c'Sa, ^,
Dioclet. G. 8, 42.
s
second
(TfKovvbos,
officer.
Synax. Oct.
Written
Seure-
the
the Latin
de
seat.
Hes.
also (rcKovvboia)pios.
Const. (536), 981 D.
KaBehpas.
the Latin
secundus =:
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by Microsoft
, .
i/Sos
983
Xeo.
Tact. 4,
aeXrjvobpopiov,
crfivoeiBr]<;
pos,
18.
EuTvp^^s.
Lyd. 48,
4.
ov, rb, (Spd/xos) lunar Nic. CP. 852 A, used by astrologers.
tables.
2o{)i/8or,
ou, 6,
564.
Hippol. Haer. 292.

opos,
6,
Secundus, a heretic, /ren. TAeorf. IV, 357.
a-eXr]voiSrjs, is,
moon-like.
Cleomed. 55, 24.
a-eXrjVOiTX-qKTOs, ov, (ttX^cto-o))
r=
o-cXi)j/d^Xi)Tos.
ireKovTccp,
secutor,
C. 72, 19,
2.
a gladiator.
72, 22, 3.
Schol. Arist.
o-eXihiov, ov, TO,
Nub.
Artem. 198.
(reKpenKOL, av,
Djon
397.
a-eXU, page.
Polyb.
5, 33,
o-eKperapios, see OTjxpijTaptos.

oi, (^(TeKperov)
as V.
the
1.
Suid.
emperor's privy chamber.

14.
members of the Porph. Cer. 524,
a-eXivalov,
incorrect for
treXrjvalov.
(TeXwdrov, ov, to,
=;
areXlvav diroêpa.
Onb.
I,
Novell. 255.
see
s
390.
O-CKpfTOI/,
(TfjKpriTOV.
<7eX,
nSo, 1057 D.
el all
crcXwivos,
8tdyjra\p,a.
rj,
ov,
of aiXivov.
Dion C. Frag.
Diosc. 5,
Orig.
11,
4, 5.
a-eXivlTrjs, ov, o,
flavored with parsley.
<reXa, aeKiov, incorrect for creXKa, iTfXKiov.

<Tf\dpiot, ov, 6,
cf'Ka<T<j)opiopai,
74, oivos.
a Turkish
title.
Attal. 277.
êXivova-ioi,
a,
(<TXa<T(j)6pos), to
Uaze.
Cosm.
(175),
yri,
fj,
ov, of Selinus. a kind of earth.
Diosc.
5,
174
Carm. Greg. 342.

o-fXdx"09, ov, belonging to creXaxos.
-Xtoi.
<TeXis, ihos,
plural aeXiSes, the places between
Artem. 167
the seats in
a theatre.
Liscr. 3960,6.
23.
2.
0pp.
I,
643.
-aeXepviov, a-fXeimdpios, (TeXivriov, incorrect for
Page of a book. Sept. Jer. 43, Dion. H. V, 122, 11. 5, 33, 3.

Ill, 399.
Polyb.
Greg. Naz.
aoXepvioVy o'tXevridpios, o-iXevriov.

ireXevKii, iSos,
fj,
409 A.
seleucis, a species of
Ill,
bird.
Basil.
I,
181 D.
293 A.
afXrivaiov, ov, to, horseshoe, so called
from
its
form.
Leo. Tact
ov,
5, 4.
Porph. Cer. 460.

Tfjs
creXrjvris
diXXa, as or -qs, fj, s e 1 1 a KaBsbpa, chair. Lyd. 145, 10. Antec. 1, 2, 8.-2. Sella, saddle. Eus. Alex. 444 B. Theoph. 491, 10. Leo. Tact. 6, 9. 3. Plural, at a-cXXai,
Bust. 836, 60.

OfXrjvavhpos,
o,
QoLKai, a-aTTjpia,
which
see.
dpTjp.
<reXXdpi,os, a, ov,
the Latin
sellarius,
Anast. Sin. 1076 C.

a-fXrjvrj, tjs,
f),
a saddle.
Chron. 731, miros,
with
iceXijf,
sad-
the
moon.
Dion C.
37, 19
'H
rrjs
ireXrjvrjs
fjiiepa,
Monday (=r moon-day).
Con/. Comput. 1233 D To t^s a-eXrjvrjs 1256 B, the golden number. Matt. 4, 24. 17, 15 <TeXj]viA(fipai, to be lunatic.
Max.
eros.
Porph. Cer. 452, 6. Suid. KeX?;? Substantively, (a) to a-eXXdpiov, sc. aXoyov, z:= WTTTO? (reXXdpws. Achmet. 14. 155. 234. 262, p. 243. (b) to aeXXdpia
dle-horse.
....
2.
Bdxai, awTrjpia,
which
see.
{Lucian.
II,
trfkrjvuiios, ov,
534.
Ill,
43. 44).
a-eXXapiarrjs, ov, 6, horse-racer.
Nil. Epist. 3,
following.
Afric. 65 A, ivi-
252.
o'eXXevTWV, incorrect for (riXivTiov.
a-eXXiov,
ov, to,
little
amos. 84 A,
treXrfVuiKos,
rj,
Spofios-
Greg. Nyss. Ill, 165.
ov, lunar.
6.
Cleomed. 48,
8.
Phi-
Nicom. Harm. 6. Pint. I, 71 F. n, 367 C. D, et alibi. Ptol. Hippol. Tetrab. 58. Alex. Aphr. 65, 18.
Ion
I,
619,
II,
169, 17.
Epiph. 76 D. Achmet. 261.

bag.
5, 4.
Lyd. 127. a-eXXa. Porph. Cer. 22, 24, et
Vit.
alibi.
o-eXXo-TTovyytv for o'eXXoTTOvyyiov, ov, to, saddle-
852 A, oTOLXciov, 1^ freXrjvrj. Petr. Alex. 516 A. Epiph. I, 936 A, Sp6px>s.

veXrjviaKas, adv. with reference, or according, to
the
Mauric.
12, 123.
1, 2, p.
22.
7,
11.
Leo. Tact.
Ka\
iTfXXoxdXivov,
ov,
TO,
^=
ireXXa
pôXtvos.
moon. Prod. Farm. 631 (38). Sin. 716 C. D.
Anast.
<reXr]vmiTp6s, ov, 6, lunacy.
On>.
Ill,
rj,
393 C.
ov,
Moschn. 129, p. 69. 1108 C. Leo Med. 115.

Syncell.
3, 1 7.
Porph. Cer. 80, 25. eir)pepia, (TfXdfi, Chaldee dSe? of salutation. Mel. 126.
flprjvrj,
a term
a-epevTiXtos, incorrect for o-rjfievTiXios.
aeXriviKos,
^=
treXrjviov,. ov,
to,
9.
<rfXrjviaK6s.
SepiSaXIrat, av, Sin. 149 D.

a-epj-baXiTrfs,
o'l,
Bapa-avovcjurat.
I,
Anast.
following.
Apollon. D.
Plut.
Damasc.
6,
756 B.
Mirab. 199,
aeXr]vls, ibos,
II,
ov,
fj,
little
(reXrjvr),
L. lunula.

83.
a-epveiov, ov, to,
bread made of <repi8aXis. Athen. 3, 74. I, 10, 6.
282 A, an ornament on the shoe.

^=: preceding.
o-fXijvio-Kos, ov, S,
Lyd. 10, 17.
(aefivos) venerable or sacred
179.
sreXrjviTtjs, ov, o,
place.
Philon
inhabitant of the moon. Lucian 2. S e 1 e n i t e s Ver. Histor. 1, 18. 20.
Therapeutae.
piov.
2.
TA,
475, 14.
476, 23, of the
Monastery
= povaaT^<Tep,voXoy(a>.
Leo. Novell. 216.

r]<Ta>,
selenite,
crystallized
gypsum.
Diosc. 5, 158
Arist.
mpvrjyopico,
(ayopeuco)
^=
(159), Xidos.
treXnjvo-ffXriTos,
Philon
ov, moon-struch.
ScTiol.
I,
405.
a-epvoetSrjs, es,
n, 154, 48. 164, 46. (EIAG) of solemn appearances

Greg. Th. 1076 C.
Nub. 397.
magnificent.
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by Microsoft
crefivoei.Sw';
984
Greg.
elbols.
aecrrepTio's
33 A, Ka\dvSais, Jcalendis
sextilibus. 11,
fifiv,
o-ffiraeiSmj,
adv. solemnly, magnificently.
Th. 1056 A.
aeyuvor^Bris,
fs,
'O
287 E,
II,
a-e^TiKios, sc.
=^
2.
aijyovaros,
{r/dos)
of venerable character.
August.
Dion. H.
Ill,
1810,
Plut.
Joann. Hier. 441 A.

a-envoXoyqiia, aros, rb, {creixvoKoyiio) boast, pride Sext. 168, 29. (that of whicli one is proud).
273 D.
o-e'irra,
Dion C.
55, 6, 7.
Seovr)piavoi, 2eovrjpos, see Sevrjpiavoi, Seu^pof.

to,
septa.
fj,
Dion
iirras.
(7.
53, 23, 1.
55, 8,
Dion C. 53, 7, 4. Naz. in, 168 B.

(jefivoKoyia, as,
17,
Eus.
II,
849 A.
Greg.
5.
66, 24, 2.
Simoc. 227, 17.
(TfTTTds, dbos,
o-ETn-e/i,
=
m
speed. II, 1046 D.

(rfivo-Troi0),
o-e/ii/dm.
{aejivoXoyos) dignified, solemn Plut. Dion. H. V, 110. VI, 865.
s
I,
Theol. Arith. 43.
enra.
1.
Philon
I,
30, 14.
Ptoc.
310, 3 as v.
Oenom. apud Eus.

ricrai,
Ill,
373 A.
a-efimvco,
crfTTTCfiPpios, a, ov,
September
7,
e/38o/jos.
affivov
9, p.
ttoico,
Dion. H.
tembribus.
II,
1151,
KaXajiSair, kalendis sep-
Strab. 10,
3,
377,
9.
Jos. Ant.
iJîei.
Ignai, 696
Plut.
Tlpo ivvia KaKavbav

eiSoir, tîsc.
iitjv,
16, 5, 3.
Athenag. 956 A.
^:zz
(Men.
262,
crenTE/j/Spi'aii'.
10.)
tre^vQiroua, as,
rj,
6s septembribus.
to
(refivoTroie'lv.
'0
11,
I,
104 C. D,
a-eiTTep,^pios,
Philon
I,
194, 13.
<Tffiv6-7rovs, ovv, oSoj,
September, the month of September. Ill, 1932, 3. Galen. Yl, 132 B.

55, 6,
7.
Dion. H.
Dion
Orig.
C.
of dignified
dignified
8,
gait.
Chron.
Jos.
title.
Athan.
701
B :=
Ill,
yopnimos.
I,
577, 22.
a-eixvoTrpeweia, as,
17,
acTTTeos, a, ov,
^=
ov del o'eêadai.
bearing.
Ant. 15, 8, 1. Diog. Basil IV, 273 A, 17 <r^.

crefivonpeTrris,
e'r,
36.
As
384 A,
vfiSiv.
1069 A. (TEwrrjpiov, ov, to, (aeôpai) the name of a val at Delphi. Plut. 11, 293 B.
-TEov.
1200
Greg. Naz.
festi-
(wpeTrco)
Diog.
8, 11.
Dion. Alex. 1301 C.

adv.
10, 4.
of dignified bearing. Did. A.

with
dignity.
crfjmKo's,
17,
ov,
of
respect,
respectful.
(pavii.
Hes.
'Hddos ....
a-fTn-6p,op<j>os,
Phot. IV, 309 A,

(aeiTTos,
II,
fiop(f)fi)
373 A.
a-efivoTTperrSis,
ov,
of venerable
3.
solemnly,
Ori^r.
form.
(TeTTTos,
Damasc.
fj,
333 C.
I,
Herodn.
253 B.
a-fpvoTTjs,
]
2,
IV, 240 A.
Malchio
Theophil.
(TSTTTOv zi= ereTTTeju.

ov,
Proc.
310,
^=
(TEjQacrros,
augustus.
Dion C.
rjTos,
fj,
modesty, chastity.
1140 B. 2. Gravity, as a title. 1116 A, vp.a)v. Athan. I, 368 A T^y Basil. IV, 317 B, rj <jr). (TefitôTryros (Tov. solemn inflation. ae^voTv(j>La, as, 57, (rucôs) Anton. 9, 29.
124 B.
5.3,
16, 8.
af,
^,
2,
o-epa,
sera,
11, p.
Em.
II,
Lector
Also, cretpa.
(repavTctTTTjôs
bolt of a door. Theod. 189 A. Eust. 1923,53. Theoph. 215, 15.

Tea-a-apaKuvraTrrj^ôs.
i^
Theoph.
734, a surname.
SEpasreioi', on, to,
a-fivo(f)av7)s, s,
(0aiV(D)
I,
pearance.
Orig.
0^ solemn, dignified ap940 D. Eus. Ill, 152 B.

solemn-voiced.
Serapeum, temple of Sapan'tr

66, 24, 2.
or SepajTisa-epa(\>iK6s,
fj,
Dion C.
ov,
153 C.
a-efivocptovos, ov, ((paivrj)
seraphic.
Did. A. 449 A.
Theod.
Gelas. 1316 C.
crepacfitKas,
III,
<T(v,
921 C.
adv. seraphically.
Andr. C. 997 A.
Sept. Esai.
the
Hebrew .
PZui.
I,
^k.5. Ill, 789 A.

s
2epacplpi, TO, indeclinable,

6, 2. 6.
Seraphim.
fT^varos, ov, 6,
a-ia.
the Latin
24 E.
na
^=z yepov-
Lyd. 172.
Mai. 321,
aepôs,
6,
s e r
Vus
SovKos.
Lyd. 129.
s)
10. a-evarova-Koi/aovXTov, ov, to,
a-pffovXov, ov, TO, (s e r
sul turn,
2,
5.
=
6,
senatus conAntec.
1,
i8oiiXa
plural to o-epKap^dnvat, shoes of undressed leather,

latchets. Persons wearing were called TêpôvKwvoi in the
Vu1u
(7uyKXi7Tou doy/ia.
bound on with
o-ep/3oiiXa
(Tevarmp, opos,
senator.
Basilic. 6, 1, 59.
Porph. Cer.
a-evSes,
11,
20 cnvaTcop, incorrectly.
time of Porphyrogenitus. (See also rffp/SouXoK.)

atpovios,
63.5.
o-eo-o/3i7/ic'i/(of
Porph.
Adm.
153.
indeclinable, Persian SNDS, brocade. Porph. Cer. 468, 18. 499, 13. Theoph. Cont.
318, 15.
serving =;
(o-o(3ei),
bovKios.
Dion. H.
II,
adv. hurriedly.
7.
Antyll.
SfveKas, ov,
61, 3.
6,
Seneca.
Plut.
I,
1061.
Dion
C.
apud
Orib. II, 385,
a-ea-cros, ov, 6,
o-ei/fuTOK, ov, TO,
the
name
of a coin.
Theoph.
throne.
(revôs.
the Latin s e s s u s , (Ae emperor's Const. Ill, 941 B. 973 A. Also,
Cont. 173, 17.

a-evôv, (Tevôs, see crecrcros.
(Teviwp,
the Latin Eus. I, 305 B.

e
senior
see
S
Trpecr/SuTfpos.
Also,
Tfov.
et alibi.
Theoph. 574. 899.

Also,
a-eva-os.
Porph. Cer. 138, Theoph. 193, 15. Porph. Cer.

crtvôv
a-evTôs.
300, 23, et alibi.

(rea-tros.
Also, to
Theoph. 459.
506. 19.
and
o-cV
<reva-os, a-evTôv, (revrôs,
Porp/i. Cer. 229.
a-^Tl\lOS, a, ov,
i 1 i
=;
eKTOS.
Plut.
I,
crearepnos, see (rrjaTepnos.
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a-ea-VKOcpavTTjfjLevcoi;
985
adv. calum-
<7'r}fj,eLoypa<f>o<;
ceiTVKo^mvTrijievai
niously.
2evripiavoi
(^cTVKo(j>avTca>),
I,
Epiph.
225 B.
989 A.
Severiani, the
\ov).
and
Seovrjpiavol,
S>v, ol,
sounding-board {aijpavTpov, ^v1745 D. 1704 I), to |uXa. Achmet. 12, p. 15. Porp^. Cer. 170, 12 2^strike the
To
Stud.
Eus. II, followers of 2fvijpos the Gnostic. Theod. IV, 372. 400. EpipJi. I, 581.
SevripiToi,
S)v,
/laivfi
T)
iKKkr/a-la,
the
church
vovTos
is striking. TTJs
sounding-board of the 334 ToC Se î\ov a-rip.ai[Perf. aecrripayKa,
ol,
Severus
1709.
the
Severitae, the followers of monophysite. Leont. Cypr.
dylas iKK\rja-tas.
Aristobul.
15.
npui Eus. HI, 1101 B.

3, 26, 29.
Aristeas
Epict.
aevTjpo-âpaboTos, ov, taught by Severus.

Siti.
Anast.
C/)7^. II,
72 C.
4,
Aor.
Attic]
Theophil. 1089 B. C.
c(Trip.ava
ia-rjprjva.
201 B.
Sept.
Jer.
5.
Hippol.
Haer.
356,
72.
Sevfjpos
and
êovrjpos, ov, 6, Severus,
a Gnostic.
Phryn.
24, not
Eus. n, 400.
SfviSat,
S>u, oi,
Theod. IV, 372.

(trfiopaC)
o-rjpMLOôpoi, ov,
6,
(arjiiala,
0epw) L.
Polyb.
6,
signifer,
Seuidae, the attend-
standard-bearer,
Jos. B. J.
6, 1, 7.
ensign.
24,
6.
ants of Dionysus.
cies otherh.
a-ecjirjKd,
Cornut. 176.
p,o\6)(rj')
<TevT\op,oKoxov, ov, TO, ((TevrXov,
a speSept.
arjp,avbpov, incorrect for arjpavTpov.
Lex. Sched.
92.
Geopon. 12, 1, 4. 5. the Hebrew nSsty, Zoiu country.

Jer. 40, 13.
ij^d. 1 74, 20.
733.
a-rjfiavdpov, ov, to,
a-rjpava-Ls, ecos,
fj,
=r :=
o-fjpavTpov.
Amphil.
Obd.
(r5, s
19.
z:= arjpaata.
Nicom. 115.
eauTOT.
a-TjpavTTjp, rjpos, 6,
,
8aKTv\ios, signet, seal-ring.
a gold stripe on the border of a garment. Lyd. 169. 1 78. Lyd. 169. Porph. Adm. Also, oTj/i/i/Tov. 72. (See also ^pvo'oo'rjfios.^ Hippol. Haer. 214 2r}6, 6, indeclinable, Seth. Uapaippaa-is Srjd, one of the books of the Epiph. I, 341. 669. 672 ToO Sijfl Sethians.
trqyiievTov, ov, to, s
eg
mentum
Jos. Ant. 11, 16, 12.
CTem. A. I, 632 C. Sounding-board a-rjpavTpov. Ant. Mon. 1516 B. Pseudo-(?e!-m. 385 A. Sted. 1713 B. Achmet. 12, p. 15.
2.
(TTifLavTripiov, ov, TO,
o-rjp,avTpov 4.
Sophrns.
3985 B.
12, p. 15.
Pseudo-Gêcm. 385 B.
Achmet.
fj
î'/3Xo.
a-rjpavTiPos, incorrect for (rrmeirnlSos, a, ov, the
SijAtavoi, mv, oi,
iAe
Sethians, pjp7!.
to 5.
an early
I,
sect.
Latin
30,4.
sementivus
Tj,
a-nopi.p.os.
Lyd.
Hippol. Haer. 198.

(TTjKdm,
(0(ra,
580.
atpai,
raise,
Nicod.
I,
A,
less
15,
Pseudolift. Meet. Byz. 769 B.

192,17.
ov,
6,
(nffiavTiKos,
ov, significant.
Classical.
Nicom.
115, ToO dptdp.ov, denoting.

Sext. 250, 16.
a-r]p.avTiKS>s,
Just. Apol. 1, 63.
PorpA.
Adm.
170, 15.
Cer. 15, 18.

o'eKpeTciptos,
trrjKprjrdptos,
correct
adv. significantly.
Anton. 10,
7,
secretarius,
<TT]KprfTov,
secretary.
Chal.
868 A.
Xeyeo'ât.
Const. (536), 1021 C.
less correct crcKpfTov, ov, to,
Lyd. 205, 12. 14. the Latin
oTjpAvTpia, as,
fi,
:=
rj
wqp,aivorv(Ta.
Iambi. V. P.
236.
a-rjpavTpov, ov, to,
secretum,
2. Secretarium, privy chamber.

chio 253 B.
secret. Proc. I, 182, 20. Curop. 5 *0 eVt tSv aeKperav, ^r: arjKpryrapios.
mark,
sign.
Did. A. 805 A,
/cat
the formula
uioC, K.
I .
M<dA.
Carth. Can. 97.
Chal. 1568 D.
Cons*.
(536),
968 C.
Sophrns.
3200
2. Evidence = Nil. 309 D. 3. Segmentum = 4. Sounding-board, or soundMai.

X.
trrjpeiov.
els
to ovop.a tov iraTpos
tov
a-riyp-ivrov.
33, 21.
Simoc. 329, 10.

Histor. 85, 23.
3.
Lateran. 104 E.
Office,
Mc. CP-
house of an
71,
7.
officer.
apartment or Gregent. 577 T). Genes.

Porph. Cer. 6. Epiph. I, 1 72 B.
money-lender,
tally within
It is suspended horizoning plate of metal. the precincts of the church,
and
is
struck
4:.
An
aTJpa, aros, to,
association.
(rrfyfiivrov.
church-time.
Cotel. 409.
<Trip.a<Tia, as,
ij,
with a mallet, just before Nam. Achmet. 12, p. 15.

meaning,
2, 6.
245 A.
(rrifiaSdpios,
((rrjiialvai)
ov,
6,
(oijpASiov)
Strab. 8, 6, 5.
Just. Apol.
2.
signification.
ilfari,
broker.
oTj/xaSioK,
Theoph. 374, 10.

ov, TO,
spo on the skin.
Sept. Lev. 13,
2. 6. 7.
(oTJpM)
mark, pledge, proof.

Sept.
Theoph. 374, 11.

oT/fiala,
as,
fj,
3. Cry of jubilee, the sound of a trumpet. Num. 10, 5. 29, 1. 31, Sept. Lev. 25, 10.
6.
mjiieiov, ensign, flag.

2,
Esdr.
2, 3,
Num.
2, 2.
Polyb.
32, 6.
aKdKayp.6s.
4.
12. 13.
Symm.
Ps. 32, 3
=
;
Note, remark.
(Trjimlvio, to
indicate.
Classical.
Dion. H. VI,
o'jrt tijv
II,
665
;
(titul.).
5.
Greg. Naz.
In prosody,
xpd-
791, 12.
eiff
Artem. 26
dvaKop.t8r]U
T5
S'
eVi êVj;?
iva
0K0|/
eXft/,
=
I,
UTf)paivei
oTi ikevaeTW..
2.
eV
avTrjV
iambus has three oripaalai Schol. Heph. a spondee, four, and so forth.
vos
thus, an
To
signify, to
6,1.
frrip.(i,oypa(j)eiov, ov, to,
mean, of words.
Dion. H.
352, 14 to
VI, 802, 13.

(Trip,aiv6p.fvov,
the office (shop)
of a
otj-
PhUon
the
124, 41.
meaning, sense.
124
Jos. Ant. 1,1,2.
3.
lxeioypd<ôs.
Anast. Sin. 188 D.
aT)iJi(ioypd(f>os, ov, 6,
a-rjpetav ypacjifis, vard-
Digitized
by Microsoft
a7]fieLoXvTrj<;
Inscr.
986
I,
<T7}ptKapio<;
PZ(.
pios.
3902,
d.
Plut.
770
C.
n, 961
C.

-arjiifioXvTris,
{PUlostr. 574.)
interpreter
Erotian. 24.
p.
i)iosc. Delet. p. 13.

II,
ov, 6,
(\va>)
of
signs.
66.
Galen.
2. Diagnosis, in medicine. 252 A. 3. Notice,

lobol. 3,
re-
Fsend- Afric. 101 C. <rrjij.e7m>, ov, to, L. signum, sign. Just. Tryph. of the cross.
mark expressed
72. 94.
Barn. 761 B, Clem.
4.
12,
in writing.
Signature
(rravpos. 305 A, TO KvptaKOv, Greg. Naz. Athan. II, 877 B, tov a-ravpov. 2. a-TOvpos. 769 B, TOV Xpia-Tov, I,
A.
II,
484 A.
7.
5. = 6. Banner, ensign, ^
.Edici
Eus.
II,
virotrrnieiacns.
rjhiKTov.
484 B. Eus. II,
Philostrg.
o-rjiidov,
a-rj-
imia.
Sept. Ps. 59, 6 (D:).
or}p.icoTQS, a, ov,
^=
ov del
a'rjp.et.ovfrdcu.
Soran.
Nota,
critical
mark:
letter: cipher.
liepJi.
250, 16 -r/oy. as
Apollon. D. Pron. 328 B. C,

Orig. VII, 13
(n]fiato(j}6pos,
Poem.
15,
1.
Z'jo^'. 3, 65. 66.
Macar. QOA
an exception.
ov, 6,
-tcov.
C, as A, B,
3.
r.
Epiph.
II,
832
/^la arjp.ia>v
per notas, in cipher. Just. Henre, mile. Dion Tseudo-Demetr. 89, 12. Cohort. 37. one thousand paces. C. Frag. 11, 9 Herodn. 2, 13, 18. Did. 4. 1621 B. Epiph. Clirys. XII, 330 D. p.tXwv. I, 1036 B 4. Time (one short), in prosody, thus, a
Koi a-xeSapi'ii'v, scribere
0'J]fieiayTr]s,
^=
ov,
a-rjfj.io(p6pos,
ensign, standard-bearer.
cTr)fi,eia>TiK6s,
rj,
Theoph. 312,
in
11.
Lapis, mile-stone.
diagnostic,
medicine.
lohol.
p.
Theol Arith. 51. Erotian. 24. Diosc. 47 TO biayvaxTTiKov, diagnosis.

rj,
<Tr]fjL(imT6s,
ov, indicated.
Sext.
79, 23.
83,
9, TtVOS.
(Trjp.VTivos, ov,
of (Tr)jxiVTOv.
trochee has three

dee,
four,
a-r]p.fla
a dactyle or sponAristid.
(Tr^jxevTiKios, ov,
a-rjjxivTOV,
(Trjfieptvos,
sementilis.
Porph. Cer. 500. Lyd. 109.

to-day's.
and
so
Longin. Frag.
vellous
4,
1.
3, 7.
5.
7,
forth.
Q.
32.
see OTfyfievTov.
r],
Sign, wonder, marSept.
ov, ((Tr]pepov')
L. hodiernus,
tiling,
omen.
Deut.
Esai.
8.
Classical.
13,
1, 2.
Ex.
8,
Schol. Arist.
crrjixepov,
Nub.
699.
Sept.
2 33,
3,
seq.
6.
Sap.
8.
adv. to-day.
Sir.
11.
Baruch
2,
11.
o-rjfiepov (rjfxcpas)
Ex.
5,
14 To t^s
1, 11,
crjiiepov.
Epict.
Polyh.
II,
112,
95, 39.
N.
Diod. 17, 114. 10. Philon Orig. I, 352 A. T. passim.
38 *A7r6 1616
TTjs
(TTjfiepov
tolvvv
rjfiepas.
Chal.
^Tjp.pov eiKoo-tirevTe eTTj ei^t KOivojvos,
1432 D. Porphyr. V. Plotin. 58, 7. Chrys. 137 A. 408 C. VII, 46 C. X, 45 C. E. arfjinoTToda, as, rj, (jtoUco) the performance of wondrous worlcs. Anast. Sin. 249 C.
I,
it is
twenty-five years to-day since

;
I became a
communicant
a-rjpLiKwdiov,
have been a communicant
these twenty-five years past.

ov, to,
semicinctium,
Amman.
a kind
Presb.
'OTifieLo-aKOTTscD,
TjfTco,
to
hc oT^/ietoffKOTTo?.
Symm.
of apron.
15 76 A.
Deut. 18, 10, et

^TTj/ieiocKOTror, ov, 6,
alibi.
{(TKonea)
Luc. Act. 19, 12. Leant. II, 1989 C.
fidvTis, loizard.
a-r]iJ,!.a-(nov,
ov, to, s e
s s i s
Theoph. 647.
con-
Aquil. Reg.
1,
28, 9.
(rqjxeioôpos, ov, 6,
III, 1661, 14.
^
S.
i7rjp.6Sios, a, ov,
the Latin
semodialis,
(rev. q.
OT]p.aLO(j>6pos.
I,
der-toorking
=
to
7.
Plut.
6avp,aTovpy6s.
2. Won1004 C. Apophth. 160.

Anast. Sin. 140.
Classical.
Dion, H,
taining a half-modius.
(rqvaros (or
crij'.)
Dioclet. G. 15, 41.

v.
Mai. 339, 12 for
a-r]TTe8ova>Sr;s, es, (oT7JreSo>J',
EIAQ)
rotten, putrear)p,
Cyrill. Scyth.
crijfieioco,
V.
301 C.
fied.
Alex. A]ihr. Probl. 29, 35,

like
impure.
axrm,
Sept. Ps. 4,
mark, indicate. Cleomed. 59, 31.
Paul. Aeg. 212.

arrjTTLw^Tjs,
Sext. 346.
es,
(rrjirla.
Greg. Naz.
Ill,
Pseud-ffippoZ.
(TTOvpov p.ov
cross.
3,
949
Tfjv
a-cppayiSa
tov
nil
A.
2.
8
i(7rifiia>67]Te,
with the seal of my

milestones.
crraStouy
OT/TTOTToids, OV, (ttoieq))
=^
1
1
(njiTTiKOi.
Alcx. Aphr.
causlug
38.
II,
To mark hy
2co"?;/i6tQ)Tat
Polyh.
OKTa>,
Probl. 21, 30.

oT/TTTtKof,
^,
39,
/caret
3. Noto, every eight stadia have a, post. to note, mark, observe, as an exception to the Apollon. D. Pron. 365 A rule, in grammar.
Movrj
o'Tjp.cLova-dQi
fs,
OV,
scptic,
4,
p>utrefaction.
Classical.
Diod.
492, 49. 50.

a-TjTTTos,
17,
Diosc.
1, 105.
OV,
=z
a-qTTTtKos.
Meges apud
Orib.
SiaoraXriK^ ovaa.
in, 638,
striking.
7, 6, 1.
3. 4.
<rrjij.eiai8ris,
marked,
Strab. 2,
1,
remarkable,
30.
2, 5,
2fip, rjpos, 6,
commonly
01 ^rjpes. Seres,
Classical.
Philon
used, in
liara.
II,
177, 32.
2.
34.
ic
people.
Tertull. I, 1305.
2.
an AsiatThe silk-
Exceptional, rarely
grammar.
iJjon. ff.
Drac. 53, 17.
V, 537, 14, 6v6Apollon. D. Pron. 383

o-xrip-aTa.
worm. Clem. A. I, 525 A, 'IvSikos. Jul. 393 A, llepa-LKoi. Greg. Naz. I, 877 A. Ill, 975 A. Tsid 408 B. (Basil. I, 184 D.)
a-ripayyoo),
A.
Pseudo-J>eme?r. 90, 17,

adv. remarkably.
^, (crr//xet(J(a)
axra, (cfipay^) to excavate, to
make
(Tr]p.i<o8S>s,
Strab. 16,
2,
28.
hollow.
Diosc.
fj,
5,
138 (139).
<r7/jLieift)0't9, eco?,
L. notatio, a noting,
a-ijpay^, yyof,
tunnel under the Euphrates.
marking,
792, 3.
indication,
notice.
Dion. H. VI,
1, 4, 1.
1,
Philostr. 33. 47.

(rqpiKopios, a,ov,
Aristeas 19.
5(ra6.
2, 1,
sericarius, belonging
to silk.
18, p. 116.
iVicom. 115.
Clem. R.
11.
Dioclet. C. 2, 25, tpyov.
Digitized
by Microsoft
(TTipi,
987
Galen. VI,
silken.
o-ifivviov, ov, TO,
6,
iSrjpeli
oTjpLKov, ovj TO,
3,
species of Jruit.
sibina, hunting-spear. Polyb.
355 A.
SrjpiKos,
T],
23, 9.
6v,
1,
(27)p)
Sericus,
Seric
(TtyyXov, incorrect for a-lyXov.
Strab. 15,
18, 12.
20,
194, 14, epia,

7, 5,
silk.
Apoc.
gar-
a-iyyovXdpLos, ov,
scribe.
6,
singularis,
19.
Jos. B. J.
4, ia-Brjs, silken
Lyd. 199,
6,
ij,
200, 3
ment.
Pint. II, 396 B.
145
a kind of
iôvfipr,s.
serica, silken stuffs or
garments.
ra a-ripiKa, Lucian. II,
Inscr. 4381,
a-iyj), r)s,
mvyXapis.
Sige, Repose, the female counterpart
301.

I,
Pmc.
I,
171.
Proc.
106, 12.
434, 18.
of the Valentinian /3v5ds. L-en. 445 A. Hippol Haer. 270, 41. 250, 27, Simon's
3,
trqcrajioios, a, ov, =:z <Tr](Taii6ii,s.
Lucian.
(rijo-a/xoi/
609.
a-iyri.
(Compare
(rqaaiiaxos,
toith
it.
rj,
ov,
cake having
((rao),
mixed
2,
a-iyqpoi, a, ov,
Sir. 26, 14,
Epict.
13, 7.)
criyrjKoi.
Sept. Prov. 18, 18.
Allien. 14, 57.

Sei craw
Zo
sjy?).
yw^.
TO,
Basil. HI, 631. 6 A.
(rrjOTiov
=:
Diosc.
a-iyiXKapia, Ta,
o-tyiXXioK,
ov,
sigillaria.
118.
arjOTtpnos,
ov,
6,
sestertius.
3, 7,
Anton.
7, 3.
a-(ppayLS, seal.
Thenpli.
Plut.
I,
775, 13.
Petr. Sicul. 1284 D.

Cerul. 781 C.
176 C.
2i)(jTi(n8mf,
Antec.
17.
2 trcarepnos.
Novell. 319.
Cic.
a-vvBrjKr).
BasU. Porph. 2. Treaty =^

imperial edict.
adv. Zite Sestius.
Coined by
Sept.
2, 26.
Chrdn. 721, 17 aiylWiv.

to,
s i
Att.
7,
a-iyCKKov,
(oTjy)
5, 2.
ov,
i 1 1
arfo-^paiTos, ov,
13, 28.
moth-eaten.
Job
Porph. Adm. 219, 22.

a-lyios, ov, (a-Lyq) silent.
Jacoi.
oTfoKoiTos, OV,
2,
(kojitii))
S%Z?. Frag.
Schol. Arist.
s i
preceding.
Isid.
Diosc.
(TiyXa,
fj,
or iriykov, ov, to,
g 1 a or
1,
213.
a-TjToTpocjios, ov,
^ =
ligature,
two or more
Justinian.
letters
Av. 1095. s i g 1 u m, united into one

17,
3,
(T^ras Tpf(j)av.
268 B.
figure.
Cod.
k.0.
o-dev6a>,
0X70},
(trBivos)
zzz
ivitryyai,
^vva/xocD.
Basilic. 2, 6, 20.
inyfMTocihrfs,
Pseudo-Damasc.
II,
412.
Caesarius 1037.
(Jrey. iVaz. II,
469 C.
25Xaôf,
on, o,
2KXd/3or.
Pisid. Avar. 197.
o-5\a/3d(B, (Bcra,
ciîjii,
a>p.ivos, (2flXd/3os) (o S'cZa-
e'f, sigma-like, resembling of the later forms of a-iyiia). Galen. B. 376 A. Mai. 302, 8.
C
II,
(one 373
vonize,ti> fill with
Sclavonians. Porph.
fj
Tbem.
yeyove
o-iy/ioetS^t, Is,
preceding.
Cleomed. 87, 28.

letter 5.
53 '"EaSXaâdr] Se vracra
fidpâpos.
ptaro ovv
(cat
tj
X'^P^
''*^*
Erotian. 86.
a-iypos, ov, 6, the hissing
(Compare
iroKts
Socr. 677
Toiv
Beâp^djivpidhaiv,
sound of the
o-iyvi(j)pai.
vno
iroWav
Dion. Th. 631, 18.

(rtyvT](j}^pai,
Sext. 621, 29.
ol
auT^s olKrjTopes iv alxpaXwTcov jMoipa
incorrect for
ov,
iyevovTO.)
c-myovLTrjs, ov, 6,
Siyvlvos,
rj,
or Slyvios,
a, ov,
Signinus or Sig-
of
the aiayav.
Pallad.
Med.
nius,
Febr. 112, 16.

criaivo), dvOrjv, (<TaLva>)
of Signia. Strab. 5, 3. 10 -los. Galen. Xm, 869 E, olvos. Diosc. 5, 11, p. 698
to affect, irritate, to dis1,
^lyvjjvQS.
o'lyvicjiepac,
oi,
turb, trouble.
Paul. Thess.
3,
3 nrjdeva-
signiferi
Lyd. 157,
sign.
11.
(Tripfio(j)6poi,
write lajSeva <Tiaive(r6ai as v. 1. Pallad. Laus. 1113 D. Joann. Mosch. 3096

aifvetrdm,
C.
0'rjpaLO(f)6poi.
(rlyvov,
ov, to,
Leant. Cypr. 1736 A. B.

aros,
to,
gnia,
signum, insigne, insiMacar. 600 B. 724

Pseudo12.
oTjiJietov,
aiaKafut,
rim of a
?
Roman
shield.
Polyb.
6, 23, 4.
s
D.
MaZ. 316,
a-i)p.a.ov,
317,6.-2. Signum
banner, flag.
a-r]p.aia,
vlaoTov, TO,
frlîvov,
s s
us
Plut. II, 283 A.
see (Teêvtov.
7/f, 17,
î^v'Kka, 57.
Sibylla.
Diod.
4, 66.
Nicol D.
Orig.
I,
Strab. 12, 5, 3.
Just.
Cels.
20. 44.
I,
apud
776.
Gelas. 1205 B (titul.). Nicod. I, A, 1, 5. 3. Signum Joann. Mosch. 2925 CD. Inscr. 6015. aydKpa, image, statue. Porph. Cer. 4. Watchword avvdrfna.
=
I,
1497.
Apol.
1,
Cohort. 37.
Orig.
I,
481, 11. 14.

o-iyvo(f)6pos, ov, 6,
TheopUl. 1064.
1501.
Clem. A.
A,
1, 5.
s i g n i fe r Porph Cer. 485.

.
Pseudo-Mcorf.
mfivXKaivm (2iûXXa)
67.
r=
evBeaâ).
Diod.
4, 66.
a-iyv6xpi<TTov, ov, to,
signum Chris ti,

I,
an
ffenes. 90, 3.
ov,
iron cross on the top of an edifice.
Chron.
Si^vWeios,
I,
Sibyllmus, Sibylline.
Plut.
I,
Dion. H.
570, 6 (Nic. Greg.

a'lSrjpayayea,
r)(ra>,
460, 19).
88, 10, et alibi.
176.
Dion C.
II,
{^trihrjpayayos) to attract iron,
47, 18, 6.
2t)3t;\\MKdf,
37. 38.
2i/3uXX4orT)js, ov, o,
ri,
of the magnet.
ov, ::=

attracting iron.
Sext.
preceding.
Diod.
602,
a-ibrjp-ayaiyos,
ov,
650,
16, fidyvr)S-
interpreter
oracles.
Plut.
I,
430.
Cels.
of the apud
Sibylline
(nSrjpaios, a, ov,
=^
cnSfjpeos.
Cyrill.
H. 945 A.
Caesarius
Orig.
I,
a-i.br]pdp.<pios, ov, (a/jKJjwv')
iron-clad.
1277.
(Ti^vvrjs, ov, 6,
1020.
following.
Antip. S. 13.
(ribripeiov, ov, to, iron-^mine.
Strab. 12,
3, 23.
Digitized
by Microsoft
iSijpev':
988
Classical.
Cels.
atKVo-TreTTQjv
(a-lSiov)
(nSr)pevs,
eas, 6, blacksmith.
I,
mbiuiTov, oC, TO,
apud
Orib.
Oriff.
1348 D.
7.
cn8j]piâ>,
iaa, to be
A. IX, 685. Antyll. apud ferruginous.

Cr/rUl.
from pomegranate-peel
crie\ia-p.6s,
a medicine prepared Paul. Aeg. 138.
n, 383,
oi, 6, L. salivatio, salivation. Archigen. apud Orib. II, 156, 12. Ruf apud
aiSnp6â(f)os, ov,
(/Sam-m) of the color of iron.
Orig. II, 222.

(Tie\i(TTripiov,
Lyd. 66.
<jibr]poôkLov,
ov,
TO,
ov,
to,
((TicXof)
adkiâpiov.
(PahXa) anchor.
Schol.
Geopon. 16,
o-i'eXov,
Lucian.
/cpedypa.
II,
341.
ou, TO,
1, 11.
aidXov.
1.
Sept. Reg.
2, 74.
1, 21, 13.
a-ihrjpo-haKTvKos, ov, iron-fingered.
PMipp.
13,
Esai. 40, 15 as v.
o-iEXoTTOidr,
Diosc.
ov,
(noUa)
a-ioKov.
rj,
causing
salivation.
(Tibripo-bcva,,
faa,
e0riv,
to
enchain.
Theoph.
Histor.
Xenocr. 47.
a-UXos, ov, 6,
a-lKa,
Cont. 617, 22 (nSripoSedeis (Nic.
CP.
Sept. Esai. 40, 15.

,
48, 1 AeovTiov aidrjpois 7reSj)(7as)cnSripo-Sea-iiios, ov, bound with chains, chained,

in chains. Socr. 160 A. 268 B.
tn8r)p6-8ea-p.oi, ov,
3, 4, 9, di/a-yxi?.
also
ctiki?,
s i
c a
dagger.
Jos. Ant.
20, 8, 10. uLKapios, ov,
Mai. 245, 13. Sept. Mace. Soz. 352 A, (jivKaKri, chained

preceding.
Lyd. 175, 5. 6, s i c a r i u s
7, 8, 1. 7,
cut-throat, assassin
Luc. Act. 21, 38.

J. 2, 13, 3.
Jos. Ant. 20, 8, 10.

10, 1.
B.
and imprisoned.
mbTqpo-hea-p.a>Tr]s, ov, 6,
482, 28
<Ti8rjpoiecrfuos.
Hippol. Haer.
^rjKarfis.
Orig.
I,
821 A.
IDiV,
Soz.
o-iKcpa, TO, indeclinable,
Hebrew
sicera,
956 C.
triST/pd-Scrof,
I,
any kind of strong or

ov,
intoxicating drink, ex-
iron-bound.
II,
Classical.
App.
803, 32.
rjs,
Eus.
17,
865 B.
Aster. 324 C.
<nbr)po-6rjKr),
iron box.
o!/,
<ri8);po-KaTaSiKOf,
Pallad. Vit.
(nhrjpoKOTTOs,
condemned to chains. Chrys. 55 D. Cyrill. 4. X, 11 09.

6,
ov,
(kottto))
(ribripovpyos.
cept wine. Sept. Lev. 10, 9. Num. 6, 3. Patriarch. 1040 iwc. 1, 15. Deut. 29, 6. B. Method. 108 A. Hjeron. I, 533 (266). But Num. 28,7, IV, 81 D. 317 C. D. [Bardes. apud Eus. Ill, 465 B. 468 ivine. A Tov a-Uepos. Cyrill. A. I, 1041 D toO iti-
Chrys.
X, 85 E.
ai,
Keparos.]
a-tSqpoêSat,
iron chains.
ov,
a-iSripo-TrXaa-Tos,
Theoph. 502. formed of iron. Lucian.

plaited
fTiKepoTTOTea
^=
criKepa ttlvco.
Caesarius 984.
Clem.
(riKiwlâ, to
dance
the a'lKivvis op^rjins.
Ill, 673. triSripoTrXoKos,

ov,
A.
(wXeKo))
I,
316 A.
a measure,
of
iron.
(TiKKa, see airXa.

(tIkKov, ov, TO,
Heliod.
9, 15.
3 i^dyia.
Galen.
cnSrjponaiXris, ov, 6,
7,
(ttooXco))
iron-seller.
Poll.
Xm,
Num.
40.
980 C.
196.
atSripos, ov, 6, iron.
=
II,
Neuter
criiiXos, ov, 6,
Hebrew
Sept.
SptV,
shekel,
23.
12.
a coin
5,
plural to trlbripa
or weight.
3, 47.
aXva-eis, irons, chains.
Athan. I, 328 A. Socr. 105 D. Theod. Epiph.
Ex. 30, Ezech. 45,

7.
Lev.
15.
Polyb. 34, 8,
Ill,
ni, 1004 A.
iTihrjpotTTopos, ov, (o-To/ua)
Epiph.
iron-mouthed.
286
a>v,
A = KoSpdvTTjs =
to.,
Mace. Jos. Ant. 3,
1, 10,
8,
2.
ounce.
(TtickoTpovXXa,
^(TiicXa,
TpoiJXXa)
:=
(ri-
593 A,
restive.
rXoXeKava.
a-tSripoToicos, ov, (tikto))
producing
iron. Philipp.
fTiKovpiov, ov,
Porph. Cer. 215, 6. to, the Latin s e c u r i s i^

Leo. Tact. 14, 84.
6, 11.
(compare same regions).

68
aibrjpoTopico,
(nbr]pof>.JfTa>p,
applied to the
cut
ivith
Kvs, axe.
TreXe-
Also, tîkov3.
ptov
(re^vo))
to
Ibid. 5, 3.
(TiKpiTapios,
Porph. Cer. 524,
rja-a,
iron.
o-iKocu,
incorrect for aTjKoa,

cup.
Epict.
cnjKpTj-
Philipp. 34.
(nS-qpovpyelov,
ov,
to,
Taptos.
((riSijpoupydy)
smithy.
o-iKuaftt), do-o),
(a-iKva')
to
2, 17, 9.
Strab. 17, 2, 2.
a-iSrjpovpyia, as,
ij,
Aclimet. 32.
a working in iron.
to
Poll.
7,
iTKvacris,
eas,
17,
a cupping.
Paul. Aeg. 198.

(TiKvos,
105.
<nhripo-<ôpia>,
rj(Ta>,-
Achmet. 32.
wear chains.
Pallad.
tTtKvhiv for (TiKvbiQv, ov, TO,
=1
cucumber,
Soran.
Laus. 1209 C.
<n&r]po-<fiopla, as,
rj,
Apophth. 177 B.
a wearing of chains. Pallad.
(TtKUJjSdi',
Caris. 553, 18.
adv.
like
aiKvos or
aiKva.
Laus. 1217 C.
(riS7;pd-;(;aXKos, ov,
250,
1.
of iron and copper.
Lucian.
crtKu^XaTov, ou, to,

6erf.
(o-ikuos, cXaui/o>)
III, 670.
cri8i)po'(o,
Classical.
cucm5erApophth. 177 B. Also,
acra,
777 A.
load with chains. Athan. I, Ephes. 977 A. Theoph. 241, 13

to
criKvfipaTov.
Sept. Esai.
1,
8.
Epist. Jer.
69.
a-iKvripos, a, 6v,
aiSrjpatpevos.
(TiSripatTos,
rj,
of (tlkvos.
6v,
T-i.
ferratus, covered OT fastened
tTiKvo-Ttiiraiv,
ovos, 6,
Epiph. musiymelon.
I,
953 D.
Galen. VI,
with iron.
Dioclet.
G. 15, 40.
338 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft

aiKVi;
ffUvs, vos, 6, ::= (TiKvos.
989
Galen.
11,
a-tfios,
ffive
ov, o, a species of fsh. Artem. 168.
to
Classical.
Xenocr.
cut or
75.
87 C.
triKvav, avos, 6,
=:
p.
Tryph. 107,
*aiKX<^l''a),
KoXoKvvGa ? a plant. 725 (p-p'p).
Just.
(TiiioTOfiea, rjo-a, ((rtjtids, Tep.vai')
prune
ava,
{(TiKxpi)
close. to
Geopon.
Plut.
d, I,
5, 17, 6.
^beKva-a-Ofim,
a-ip-apa, aros, to,
bathe, to he disgusted with.

30, 4.
9.
Cailim. Epigr.
wards.
Ilpmv,
Epict. 3, 16,
7.
4, 8, 34.
Anton.
5,
(ovos,
1,
that which is bent up66 D, bow of a ship. Simon, the magician. Just.
(o-ip6a>)
Phryn.
<
,
226
aiKxaivofmi.
, .
[Compare
,
Apol.
26.
TP"-]
(rix;(aiTds,
rj,
6v,
Iren. 671 B.
/SSeXu/crds, ariSrjs.
Tryph. 120. Heges. 1324 A. Clem. A. II, 552 A. Hippol.
Anion.
8,
Haer. 232,
îpa>viav6s,
Tj,
3.
24.
<nKx<âia, as, ^, neas.
a loathing, disgust Moschn. 28. Gloss.

6v, fastidious,
squeamishPlut.
Simonianus, of Simon. Just. OJ "Sipaviavoi, Simoniani, the followers of Simon. Cels. apud
6v,
Apol.
Grig.
2,
15, boy pa.
aiKxoi,
rj,
squeamish.
II,
I,
1280.
554.
Heges. 1324.
Grig.
I,
Clem. A.
87 B.
<tIkxos, to,
1280.
II,
1308 A.
=^
^SeXvyfia.
Aquil. Ex. 20,
7.
Si/ioii/iSciof, ox,
of SipaviSr/s, Simonideus. Dion.

Hes.
o-tXeM-tcueSf,
adv. at a criKivriov.
Theoph. 774.
H. V,
220.
aiKivTiapUiv for o'iKevnaptKiov, ov, to, (Se place
a-lpap (Persian ?), sable, an animal.

2tva, TO, indeclinable, Sinai.
of
the
silentiarii.
Theoph. 367, 16.
6,
Cyrill. Scylh.
V.
8.
Sept. Judic. 5, 5.
298 C.
Ps. 67,
silentiary.
9.
eiXfvndptos, ov,
silentiarius,
Nil. 205 B.
312.
opos.
Proc. Ill, 327.
PhUostrg. 545 A.
920 C.
JtfaZcA.
234.
I,
341 B. Chal. Theod. Lector 185 B.
Apophih. 249. 309. Joann. Mosch. 2853, {Clim. 797 A. 812 A. See also
Soz. 1392.
TO,
2, so.
KdoT'pOI'.)
iyd
A.
Toir
183.
Proc.
21.
243, 14.
Euagr. 2532
Slvaiov, ov,
opof,
preceding.
I,
Jos.
65.
2653 C.
a/;i0(
Doroth. 1836
o-eXcvTidpios.
Simoc. 332,
(Compare
i),
^â^7i.
297,
Apion. Epiph.
StKa-mt,
jSttTOff.
2,
p.
470.
Greg. Nyss.
II, 805.
(Sof, ^,
Tov âinXea aiyrjs iniuTaTais.)

the wife
Joann. Mosch. 2852. of Sinai. Ephr. Ant. 2108 A,

to,
(riKevTidpuTaa, as,
of a
,
silentiarius.
Porph. Cer. 67, 22.

aCKivTLov, ou, TO, s
tion to
i 1
(Tti/aTT-eXatoi',
ov,
rm
o-cvdnivov
eXaiov.
n t i m audience, recep-
Diosc.
1,
47
(tituL).
sarius 1149.
an interview with tlie emperor. CaeLyd. 12. Mai. 438. Theoph. 368, 19. Nicet. Paphl. 541 D. Genes. 51,
2.
Also,
aivam, eas, tu, s i n a p i vairv. Classical. Matt. 13, 31. Marc. 4, 31. ii(C. 13, 19. Phryn. 288, condemned. Also, a-ivrjm.
ueXivTiov.
Theoph.
629,
10.
Diosc.
1,
47.
Moer. 248.
Theoph. Cont. 378.

indecently,
Genes. 51.
act wantonly, rude-
(TivawiSiov, ov, TO,
preceding.
.4Zea;.
TVaH.
iriXTjiropSea), j](Ta>, (irophff) to

ly,
311.
(TLvairlâ, iaa,
insolently.
Posidon.
apud
sinapizo,
to
apply a mustard-
Athen. 4, 49, p. 212 D.

trCKrprophla, as,
f],
Hes.
plaster.
Classical.

Diosc.
=:
to aiKrjirophuv.
Lucian.
TT]v plva.
n, 346.
nXlymov,
Pallad.
ov, to,
aivamvos,
a-CKiyvis-
rj,
ov,
of mustard.
si
1,
47,
Athen. 14, 57.
eXaiov, flavored with mustard.
2. Bread or Zoo/" of bread
made of
Doroth.
a-tXiyvcs.
OLvama-pos, ov,
tion
6,
n ap i
mus
the applica-
Laus.
II,
1035
C.
1729 D,
KaSapov.
Leant.
Cypr.
1700 1717
C. C.
of a
mustard-plaster.
Moschn. 129,
Antyll.
p. 71.
apud
2,
Damasc.
apud
310
(nXiyvis, eois,
273 B. f/, siligo
Orib. II, 409.

(rep,i8aXts.
Archigen.
Galen. VI,
revile,
o'lvaTncrreov
p. 63.
Sfi oivamêiv.
Diosc. lobol.
Orib. II, 273, 6.
Galen. VI, 310 A.

atXtyvts.
Antyll.
apud
Drib. 11, 412, 10.
viXiyviTTjs, ov, 6,
KaBapwTaros apros. aiKXalva (ciXXos), io moc^, ridicule, jeer,

satirize.
A^d
made of
o-LvaTTV, eos, to,
:^
trlvain.
Athen.
9, 2.
O'lvdrap, (rivyXdpts, see o'evdrap, aiyyovXdpios.

a-tvSovTj, Tjs,
Tj,
=
tj,
a-ivBav.
Sophrns. 3985 B.
Strah. 15,
3. 3, 19.
Hes. StXAoi .... (TiXXu/Sos, ov, d, s i 1 1 y b u s label containing the title of a work, analogous to the modern
<n\XaipcD.
,
aiXXoa
Diog.
9,
111.
Hes.
o'lvSoviov, ov, TO,
small (rivhav.
Drib.
Antyll.
98, 2.
apud
H, 430,
Hippol. Haer.
Plut. II, 340.
Strab. 15, 1,
a-ivbovla-Krj, rjs,
preceding.
title-page.
<nX<jiio(f)6pos,
Cic. Att. 4, 4.
ov,
aivbovlTTjS, ov, d,
(rtX<f>iop.
wearing (nvhmv.
to
(<ppa>)
producing
71.
Sirah. 2, 5, 37.
vtpiKlvdiov, incorrect for arjp,iKiv6iov.
(TivSovoipopea,
rj(Ta>,
wear garments of
Plut.
11,
crivSav.
Strab. 15,
10, 13, p,ea-lve,
1,
58.
avev.
SipfuaKos,
Tj,
6v,
of
St/ifti'af.
Heph.
sine ^=
288
SiW
ird-
Tpov, verse.
Tpis, sine patris.
Digitized
by Microsoft
cnvepe
(Tivepe,
s
i
990
Plut.
11,
aiTOTTovia
Ant.
8, 2, 4.
nere
afpieyai, d(jietvai.

pail.
On^.
282 D.
<r'ivr)m,
m,
(r'lTKa,
1541 C.
as,
rj,
see alvawiaa-a,
(a-iviov)
to
sift.
situla,
a-ivid(a>,
Luc. 22, 31.
Boiss. Ill, 413.

ctor
Macar. 496 A.
(TLviaa-fia,
Theod. Le224 A, 6fppov, pailful of hot water.

(TiKka.
TO.,
Also,
Alex. Trail. 74.
aros, to, chaff.
Pallad. Laus. 1105.
aiTKoXcKava,
basins.
=
I,
(rirXaL Kal Xeravai, pails and'

4.
aivlov, ov, TO, sieve.

frtvifTTpos
Macar. 496 A.
Porph. Cer. 468,

P;(.
or (nvKJTepios,
II,
sinister
Strab.
^z: aptare-
(TiTO^SKiov, ov, TO,
pos.
(rivos, 6,
o-ii/dffl,
Plut.
sinus
a>a-a>,
11,
a-'iva,
72 B.
bad,
= ^
282 D.
koXttos.
5, 3, 6.
100,4.
(TiToôXov, ov, TO,
= 837 D. =
(TiTofioXav.
Polyb.
3,
following.
Philostrg. 617.
crlvoiMi.
Arcad. 159, 20.
Orig.
(TiToôXav, mi/or, 6,
(/3aXXo))
L. horreuvi, gra-
0?2/mp. 452, to mutilate.

trlvopai.
nary.
Classical.
Joann. Mosch. 2996

(Tivanrii,
Laus. 1218 D.
(TiTobaa-ia, as,
r],
Sept. Gen. 41, 56. Pallad. Joann. Mosch. 2876 B.
(Tii'at î:: (TiVacrât.
(halopai) distribution of wheat.
(nvamibiov, ov, to,
=^
0/
/xiXros 2i.va>inKr).
Dion. H.
tion
Ill,
rj,
1412, 13.
(crtToSoTijf) gratuitous distribu-
Sophrns. 3664 A.
SivcoTTi/cos,
17,
(TiTO&otria, as,
OK,
SwmTrr/,
Sinopicus.
Strab.
12, 2, 10.
5,
3, 2, 6, yi},
sinoper, sinople.
Diosc.
of wheat. Classical. 42, 33, wheat bought.
Also,
Sept. Gen. 42, 19.

a-iToSorla.
111, pIXtos.
I'Sof, 7,
Sivmnis,
sinopis
Nehem.
y^ or p[\Tos 2i-
9,
15.
o-iToSorrjs, OV, 6, (SiSm/xi)
giver of wheat.
Greg.
vamiKr].
436 B.
Plut. II, Eupor. 1, 214. Terent. M. Hippol. Haer. 94, 20.
Diosc.
Naz.
II,
542 A.
(TiToboTia, see (rtTodofrla.
234, color.
fTipiaai, O'lpoQi,
o-iToboêiov, ov, to,
<TiTofioKa>v.
Basil. Ill,
see
o"eiptaa), ano(TLp6ai.
268 B.
a-iTo86xos, ov,
(Sf';;(o/iai)
(Tiptapa, aros, to, ((rtpdo))
^=
KaQta-pa vdarades,
receiving wheat, bread
sediment.
c-ttror), t]s,
17,
Aet.
1, p.
10, 20.
or food.
Artem. 104.
f],
(Egyptian) a sort of queue. Sept. 27, Greg. Naz. Ill, 1081 A. Theod. I, 337 B. wearing a crtavpa. {(^^pai) (na-vpo(ji6pos, ov, Si/nes. 1093 A.
Lev.
19,
trnayciyyea),
rjo-o),
(tlto-Btjktj, 7]s,
^^1 tTiToôXatv.
Tliemist. 270.
o-iTOKaTrrj\evci}, exitro), to
be cnroKairrjKos.
Poll.
7,
18.
o-iTo-KOTnjXoj,
ov,
I,
6,
wheat-seller.
II,
Poll.
7,
18.
Greg. Naz.
o-iToXeiyj^la,
960 B.
t),
544 A.
((rtraywydff)
to
convex/ wheat.
as,
(XetVo))
z^
ciToheia.
Greg.
Lucian.
Ill, 257.
App.
I,
691, 29.
Dion
C.
Nyss.
m,
972 D.
(Xeyto)
to
49, 27, 2.
iTiTayayia, ar, ^, conveyance
Ill, 257.
trtTaKTj, T]9,
rj,
aiToXoyeio,
rjo-o),
collect
1,
wheat
(^pro-
of wheat.
Lucian.
visions'), to
I,
forage.
Polyb.
17, 9. 10.
App.
(^pro3,
.-1;;./).
II, 95, 84.
167, 32.
rj,
yjnTTdKrj.
Philostrg.
500 A.
aiToXoyia, as,
visions)
9.
;
collecting
of wheat
100,
6.
uirdpiv for
(riTapiov,
ov, to,
=.
airos, wheat.
foraging.
rja-a,
Polyb.
Plut.
I,
3,
101,

o-iTap\03,
rjiTO),
Diod. 20, 42.
574 D.
(^(TtTapôs')
to
supply with pro-
*(nTopeTp4a>,
TpS),
to
:^
aiTopfTprjs elpi, aiTov pc-
visions,
to
provision.
5.
Strab. 14, 2,
19.
Diod. Ex. Vat. 43, 2. 17, 3, 15. Philon I, 592,
apud
deal out portions of wheat. Maneth. Jos. Apion. 1, 14, p. 445. Sept. Gen.
47, 12. 14.
Polyb. 4, 63, 10.

stipend,
Diod. 13,58.
rations.
Philon II, 69. (nTap)(ia, as, fj, the supplying with provisions. Beklcer. 301, 26. 2. Supplies, provisions,
atTapxJJs, ov, o, î: aiTap^ôs.

a-iToperpla,
as,
fj,
allowance,
41.
13, 88.
Polyb. 5, 89, 4.
I,
Diod.
2,
Plut.
rations.
Polyb.
a-iT-ipiTopos, ov, 6,
a-iTrjpios, ov,
Philon II, 64, 28. wheat-merchant. Antec. 1, 2.

1,
52, 5.
340 A.
o-tTopsTptov, ov, TO,
a-iTrjpos-
Diosc.
2,
Prooem.
Charis. 550,
a-iTo-perpov,
1.
(TLTTjpos, a, ov, eatable.
(nria,
as,
fj,
(o-iros)
batch.
Xenocr. 41. Apophth. 192 A.

error
for
2r)6iav6s.
ov,
Plui. II, 313

a-iToTTotriTtKos,
fj,
196 B.
SiTiavdr,
apparently an Scrap. Aeg. 904.

r),
37 B.
6, p.
(TiTOTTopne'lov, ov, TO,
= = D. = =
to,
ov,
fj,
preceding.
Luc.
1 2, 42.
preceding.
PseudoGalen. VI,
aiTonotiKos-
following.
Strab.
7,
4,
(TiTocdr,
ov,
Diod.
5,
of wheat, cereal. Polyb. 28, 14, 8. 21. Dion. H. Ill, 1374. 1678, 15.
S(ra5. 5, 4,
2.
40,
1.
(riToTTopma, as,
sical.
conveyance of wheat.
39, 1, 4.
Clas-
Aristeas 14.
a-'mvos,
Dion C.
r)aa>,
ov, wheaten. Laus. 1217 C.

17,
Inscr.
5128.
Pallad.
4.
triTo-TTovia,
o-iTojroicm.
Philon H,
890.
233,
3.
(TtTio-Tor,
OK, ==: a-iTfvrSs.
Matt. 22,
Jbs.
(TtToTTovU, as, ^,
o-iTon-oit'a.
Philon
I,
Digitized
by Microsoft
atTO-TTOl'O?
aiTo-irovoi, ov,
991
Philon
I,
ffKUfiVOV
o-Kaimpia,
criTOTroios.
38, 31.
a-Kampio),
incorrect
for
o-Kevmpe'm,
616, 30.
(TITOS, OV, 6,
NU. 616 A.
wheat.
Epict.
1, 10, 2
a-Kfvwpla.
Tw eVl
tov
(TKoXa, Of or
Tjf, 17,
scalar
1,
i^^'i-p^,
(TiTov ovra,
aiTo-oTTopos,
annonae praefectum. ov, sown with wheat. Dion. H.
dia^dSpa.
II,
466.
777, apovpa.
(TiTOipvKaKeco, rjaia,
2. Stairs, staircase. Po?yA. Cer. 125. Sîp/j. il/,;,,.
Poll.
93.
Afric. Cest. 50.
=r
<riTO<jii\a^
el/ii.
App.
the
I,
o-KoXa ToC Sivd.
361, 80.
a-iToxpoos,
place.
(TiToxpovs, ovv,
3. Pier, wharf, landingChron. 569. 572, 16. Theoph. 671.
dwo^ddpay Mai. Mai. 343. 268 A 'H
(xpoci)
of
color
Porph. Cer. 497.

Leo. Tact.
6, 10.
4.
Stirrup
dvaôlfis.
0pp. Cyn. 1, 435. of wheat. 108 A. Damage. IT, 349 C.

(7i7-o;(pii>;ios,
'Pseud-Afic.
Theoph. Conl. 687, 20.

trica-
ov,
(xpf"i)
(TKoXivpa, OTOf, TO, (â-KoXeva) =:= o-KoXto-if,

Xio-fids.
preceding. Achmet.
(riToxptupJi,
kL-
&AoZ. 4ns(. Nub. 630.

f],
202
cTiTOxpop'aKtTpiva,
write
(TKokqvos,
ov,
scalenus,
scalene, unequal,
rpiva,
(TiTciji,
the last
word being a
avrcuvrji clfiL
gloss.
uneven.
tors
Sivos, 6,
ffiTmi/eo), ijcrto,
wheatfeld.
Plut. II, 524 A.
Nicom. 128. 129, apidpos, scalene number, the product of three different fac-
Justinian. Cod.
(2X3X4:=
axTco,
10, 27, 3.
fTiTtavia,
(TKoK-qvoo),
^,
24).
Plut.
II,
(TKaKrjVOv iroiai.
as,
5.
^=
o'trtawjo'ts.
Dion. H. HI,
Justinian. Cod.
1121 A. B.
oKoKlbiov, ov, TO,
(TKaXiStv.
littte
1339,
1, 4,
Philon
ov,
TO,
8.
II, 64, 33.
a-KoKis.
Apophth. 281
26.
Basilic. 38, 1, 6.
Zosimas 1693 C.
Joann. Mosch.
step, stair.
aiTcoviKov,
^=.
(TiTaivri<ns.
Justinian.
3069 A.
a-KoKlov, ov, TO, (a-KdXa)
Novell. 30,
triipapos, OV, 6,
128, 16.
Chron. 585, 15.

or
=^ dvaâdjxis,
supparum
18.
supparus.
Epict. 3,
2,
Hippol. 780 A, incorrectly
Porph. Cer. C. 269 B.

a-RoXls, ibos,
fj,
91. 263. 363.
Epiph. Mon. 260

Strab. 3, 2, 9,
^rj(f>apoL for (rl<l3apoi.
(o-KoXXm)
hoe.
9.
a-upEpiov,
^tfiXiov.
<n(j)v6s,
17,
TO,
probably the Hebrew liJD Fsend-Athan. IV, 1429 D.
=:
p. 227, 8.
Jos. B. J. 2, 8,
Hippol. Haer.
dy,
482, 30.
o'icaXio'/ids,
(TiipXos,
Kevos.
Cyrill.
A. X,
oS, d,
=
59
,
o-KoKia-is, (T/caXo-ts, hoeing.
1077 A.
<n(j)ovviov, ov, TO,
Eunap. V.
S.
(105).
, ,
Hieron.
I,
854
Porph, Cer. 676. (riâtv, avos, 6, siphon, the pipe from which Greek fire was discharged. Theoph. 610. 778. ieo. Tact. 19, 6. Porph. Adm.
(r'ufxav.
:^
(661).
,
(jKoKoâfrla, as,
stairs.
f],
(oKaXa, âlvai) a going up

? stair ?
Psell. Stich. 279.
a^KdXmpa, aros, to, step

(TKoKavai,
aa-a,
to
Polyb.
5, 59, 9,
84.
<n(j)a>vdTa)p,
land, put to shore, neuter.
opos,
6,
he who works the
cri(j)v.
Porph.
Cyrill.
Adm,
17,
76. 79.
Leo. Tact. 19,
8.
a-itpatv.
o-KaXmo-ts, ems,
scaffold, as
vKôivoôpos, OV, {(pepai) boat carrying a
Scyth.
V.
S.
used by builders. 336 B. Anon. Byz.

one that
Theoph. 541.
a-ix^vTos,
r),
1312 A.
r^: criKxavTos.
Cyrill.
ov,
A. X,
o-KoXcoTjys,
ov,
0,
scandularius,
Leo Gram. 227.
1084 D.
2ta>viT7)s, ou, d,
covers or repairs roofs.
Theoph. Conl. 645,
{Slav) native of Sion.

Ignat.
Damasc.
2 'Eav
12.
808, 17.
Tj,
m,
836 C.
<T<ap.^6s,
ov,
(Ka^TTTm) crooked.
crookedness.
Geopon.
19,
o-tmTram, io be silent.
a'to)7rr}a7]T air
Roman.
yap
2, 1.
Sept. Ps. 100, 3, Kapbia.

rjTos,
17,
ip-ov, toiih
r),
respect to me.
silence.
a-Kap&oTqs,
Sept.
Tseud-Athan.
(Tiayirqais,
emj,
taciturnity,
Cant.
4, 1.
6, 6
au-rnr]Teos, a, ov,
(nny
6j/
IV, 596 A.
a-Kap06a>, axTo), to
KaKvp,p.a, veil).
make
s
o-Ko/i/Sdr.
Tseud-Athan.
8ei
aiumacrBm.
Lucian.
IV, 596 B.
(TKappa, aros, TO,
c
n,
8.
35.
ij,
mma
5,
a place for wresEpict.

4,
8,
(nwTniTiKos
ov,
^rz auairriKos, taciturn, silent.
tling.
Polyb.
40,
5.
26.
Apophth. 341 C.
o-rafcu,
to
halt.
Terent.
;(os), s
c az o
M. 2400
<TKaâ>v (<XTi-
Chron. 530, at the hippodrome. a-KapLpavlrrjs, ov, 6, prepared with a-Kap.pwvLa.

Diosc.
5,
;(a>Xia/i0or.
83, oivos.
(s c
o-KaioôuXar
(cricaidr,
ôvXr)),
adv.
foolishly.
a-KapvoKiov, ov, to,
m n u m)
cloth
spread
Genes. 4, 11.
a-Kaioypd(j}os,
over a seat.
6,
ov,
(ypd(pa>)
unskilful writer.
a-Kap.viov, ov,
Nic. Nic.
II,
1084 C.
unskilful worker in stone.
2913 C.
V.
1.
1204 E. Joann. Mosch. following. to, 3037 C. Steph. Diac. 1077 B as
Const. (536), 1201 D.
o-(tato-Xi5oupyds, ov, 6,
IT,
Basilic. 44, 13, 3 a-Ka/ivia.
Vit.
Nil.
1084 D.
Nic.
Jun. 61 B.
axapvov,
ov, to,
<r<caioXdyof, ov, (Xeyai) talking unskilfully.
scamnum,
stool,
seat.
n, 1084 C.
Porph. Cer. 11, 24,
Digitized
by Microsoft
(TKavhoKa
519,
5.
992
o
trica-
a-Keira^m
6,
af,
3,
Schol.
Arist.
Kub. 633
(TKaa-pos, ov,
t=
to a-Kaêw.
Aquil. Ps. 34,
o-jtaj/SaXa,
fj,
=
to
15.
(TKavhakr)6pov of a trap.
a-xdros, to,
Alciph.
22.
(TKap.
Also, <TKa.Tov or (TKOTov. Schol. Arist. Plut.
CTRavbaXlCa, laa>,
(a^Kavhdkov)
scandalizo,
to
to
305. 707.
cause
to
stumble or fall.
Tropically,
cause
to
(TKafjjelov, ov, to,

o'Kacjievo'is, etos,
Pac. 42. concave mirror.

r},
Plut.
I,
66 C.
lo err, to
seduce:
scandalize, to give offence.

:
^=
'
to a-Ka<êvetv, a
S.
mode
of
Mid.
5.
a-KavSaXl^njxat, to stumble, to fall

:
be
punishment.
<7Ka<f>eva>,
cva-co,
Eunap. V.
(ô'Kdf^jj)
59 (105).
Plut.
offended
23, 8.
to be
tempted
12.
to err.
6.
Sept.
Sir. 9,
to
trough up, an in-
35, 15.
Matt. 11,
Esai.
18, 5, et alibi. 15.
genious
I,
mode
^,
fi,
of punishing criminals.
Aquil. Prov. 4,
8,
40,
30.
1019 A.
Joann. Mosch. 3049

the devil tempted
C 'EaKavSoKlo-Br] eir e/ie, him to fall in love ivith

to a-KavboKi^fiv.
Orig.
a-Ka<f)ri, fjs,
^=
s
KaTatTKaKJjr).
App.
I,
500, 56.
o-Kd(pr],
r)s,
me.
a-KavSaKta-fios, ov, 6,
dial-plate.
Apion.
2,
a concave Cleomed. 42, 6. Apion apud Jos. 2. Schol. Lucian. V, 332 (Lahc a e
,
ph
dial with
IV, 753 A.
Basil,
(TKavbcikov, ov, ro,
snare, springe.
18,
21.
3.
in, 533 A. IV, 968 A. 2 Trap, (TKavhuXr^dpov. Sept. Josu. 23, 13. Reg. 1,
mann).
(TKa<pLbiov,
ov,
TO,
(^(rKa<j>is)
skiff,
small boat.
Polyb. 34,
363.
3, 2.
Strab.
II,
1, 2, 16.
Sc and alum,
to sin.
stumblingOrig.
Clem. A.
625 A.
hloclc:
a tempting
2, 3,
Sept. Lev. 19, 14.

I,
of a vessel.
ing-trough
Judic.
et alibi.
Matt. 16, 23.
=
6,
Porph. Adm. 75. KapSoTTOS. Porph. Cer. 670,

KdpBoTTos.
2. The 3. Knead17.
Lucian.
I,
hull
1285 A.
a-KavboKoTToios,
ov, (troico)}
Schol. Arht.
Nub. 669.
creating trouble or
o-Ka<pLS, Idos,
<TKa<îTris,
Tj,
=^
Agathar. 171.
Strab. 17,
miscJiief
ov,
(o-ko^t;)
boatman.
<TKavhaKmbr)i, es, causing to stumble.
Epiph.
II,
1,
49.
Pseudo-Demefr. 47
es,
:^
d t^v o-ko^tji'
237 C.
<rKa7ravVi, eats, o, (aKairavr]) ==r (rKa(})evs.
2, 5, 1, p.
epeo-oav. Strab.
Just.
a-Kafpoeidrjs,
like
<rKd<j>7j.
Diod.
2,
31.
164, 21.
Jos. Ant. 6, 3, 5.
I,
Plut. II, 890 D.
Achill. Tat.
1).
960 A. Polem.
Apol.
1,
55.
Lucian.
7,
114.
Hermog. Rhet.
308.
Galen. 11,515
309, 20.
Poll.
148.
Galen. VI, 310 E.
a-Ka<f)o-Kdpaôs, ov, 6, (irKaiôs) boat belonging to
Phryn. P.
O'KaTraveva
S. 62, 5.
a ship.
Isid.
Chron. 720,
rjo-a,
1 7.
:z=: (TKaTTTO}.
(TKnirdviov, ov, to,
340 A. small (TKairavrj. Martyr. Clem.
<rKa(f>o\ovTpea,
(Xovrpov^
to
bathe in
o-m^t;.
CTKeSao-juoff,
Alex. Trail. 696.

ov, 6,
R. 629 B.
CKaTrXiov, ov, to,
10, 1.
^=
o-Kebaais.
Also,
quid?
Kairkiov.
Mauric.
Id.
1, 2.
2, 2.
7,
15.
37.
Jos. Ant. 1,
1, 3.
Philon I, 686, Anton. 10, 7. Procl. Philon

I,
Parm. 547 (124). 659 (83).

o'Kedao'Trjs, ov, 6, ^=i
<rKa7rov\iov, ov, to,
Curop. 30. 97.

Cer. 459, 17.
Also,
scapulae,
rj
the crupper.
6 aKcdavvvs.
134,
mmrovka.
Porph.
20.
135, 26.
r),
Lijd. 342.
scattering,
o-KcSaoToy,
ov,
dispensing.
Lyd.
CKairovkiov, see KanovKiov, c a

a-KUTTTTjp, rjpoi,
6,
pu1u
54.
mattock?
Greg, Naz.
6 o-Ka0^crat
IV,
CTKeXfTei'a, as,
fj,
^=
iTKrjKripa.
Galen. H, 102 A.
Diosc.
2, 2.
101 A.
o-Kan-roi, to dig.
\_Herm. Vis.
5,
a-<e\Tfva>, to dry, etc.
Classical.
Classical.
o-KeXeTos, ov, 6,
3, 8.
mummy.
a
Strab. 17,
Plut. II, 148 A.
(jKapafiayyiov, ov, to, a
kind of caftan. Theoph. 491 o-Kapapayyiv. Porph. Cer. 7. 31. Aclimet.

157. 268. 131, p. 98.
(TKeXfraSijy, er, like
mummy.
Erotian. 332.
up.
Lucian.
II,
308.
<rKfXi^<a, iVm,
r=
iittoo-keXiXi), to irip
Sept.
G-Kap8ap.VKTea}
zm
o-KapBap.va-(rai.
Lucian.
II,
Jer. 10, 18.

24.
PZui. Frag. 882 C.

II,
Sext. 635,
326.
<TKapia-p6s, ov, 6, ((T/capifm)
=
Dry
Afhan.
/aZ?.
ov,
849 C.
a-Kapdp.6s.
Schol.
o-keXio-juo, aTof, to,
vtroa-KeXtapia.
Basil. IV,
Arist.
Ran. 1497.
(a KapLcf)dop,ai) a scratching.
smattering.
368 B,
a-<api<pr)pa, aros, to,
o-KeXiCT-jixor,
6,
:=:
viroa-KeKta-pos.
Tit.
B.
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 630,
1232 B.
Cosm. Ind.
o-KeXo-Tvp^T],
Tjs, f),
aKdpL(f)os, ov, 6, outline, delineation.
53 B, Tov navTos.
(ppvyavov.
(TKapfios,
2.
(o-KeXof)
a sort of paralysis
Galen. U,
Epict.
stick ^=z Kdp(pos,
of
the
legs.
Strab. 16, 4, 24.
Schol. Arist.
ov, 6,
Ran. 1497.
thole.
265 F.
a-K\v8ptov, ov, TO,
24.
little
o-KaXpos,
75.
Leo. Tact.
L.
a-Ke\os.
1, 12,
19, 5.
Porph. Adm.
Porph.
<iKap(jiiov, ov, TO,

lot.
(^Kdp(j)os)
z^
icK^pos,
.lors,
o-KCTrafo), da-a,
to
cover
to protect.
Classical.
1, 3, 3.
Adm.
78.
Sept. Sir. 14, 27.
28, 19.
Mace.
Digitized
by Microsoft
(TKetrapiov
.(TicfTTdpwv,
993
Porph. Cer.
Philon
I,
CTKrjvoppacjjelov
the sacristan
ov, TO,
^=
iTKiirapvov.
<TKevo(f>v\dKi<Ta-a,
t)s, 17,
of a nun-
494.
aKcnapvTj,
1
')
;
rji, r),
=
ov,
nery.
a-Kewapvov.
Typic. 19.
253,
<TKevo-<pv\a^, OKOS, 6,
Xiaiv,
the true reading seems to be
a-KaTravj).
sacrist
<pv\a^ Tmv Upav Kfipr/or sacristan. Clial. 985 D.

2,
(THinaapa, aros, to,
a covering for the body,
Theod. Lector
a-Kevvcptov,
12.
Joann. Mosch. 3052

o-Kevdptov.
raiment.
aKcirauTeoi,
PauZ. Tim.
a,
1, 6, 8.
Sea:^ 411, 27.

(TKena^ftrdai,
(Eustrat. 2665. 2284 B).

ov, to,
ov
Set
Lyd. 172,
Moschn. 126,
1,24.
4,
p. 60.
15.
<rKe7ra(TTripios, a, ov, protective,
defensive.
Diod. Dion.
20, 32.
a-Kerrasc.
a-Kc-ijfis,
ecos,
fj,
scepticism, the sceptic philosophy.
n,
1.
Kti/Sui/fflv.
20, 52, oTrXa.

3.
Se.rl. 3, 23.
H.
33.
I,
318,
II,
899,
Philon
I,
I,
a-Krjvfvofuii
(o-ktjvtj),
to act
on
the stage.
Lyd.
Herod, apud Orib.

cover.
II,
404, 5 to
143, 23, Ar]6eiav, to feign idiocy.

(TKrivf), Tjs,
17,
arripiov,
Clem.
A.
1068 A,
tabernacle, tent.
Sept. Lev. 23, 34
oTrXa.
o-KfjracTT^f,
'EopTjj aKrjvav, the feast

oC, o,
2,
of tabernacles. Mace.
((TKfTrafo))
protector.
Sept.
Ex. 15,
402.
et alibi.
2,10,6, PMon II, 297, 21. P;(. II, 671 D. 2. Stage, theatre. Can. Apost. 18 Ai
ffKCTraardr, ^,
w, covered.
Herodn. Gr. Philet.

Galen. XII,
24,
eVi
a-Krjvfjs,
f),
play-actresses.
,
Tlieopli. 767, 15.
OKenaaTpa, as, 17, 476 A (titul.).

irpOtTOiTTOV.
a-KrjviKos,
following.
s c e n i c u s Diod. 17, 16. 106. Philon
ov,
scenical, scenic.
I,
18, 21, iyi,v.
Poll. 3. 142.
veil.
VKenaarpov, ov, to,
Symm. Job
Sept.
18,
I,
<TK(7reiv6s,
4, 13.
Tj,
ov, protected, strong.
Nehem.
1149 A. 'O (TKTjviKos, actor. Plut. 1069 C. i\î7. 120 B. Justinian. Cod. 5, 29 ^ a-KTjVLKr], actress.
iBos,
I,
fj,
Artem. 132.
Sex?. 666.
Orig.
I,
4,
iD/rar.
Scymn. 336. Patriarch. 1041 Clementiti. 345 A crKorti'or.

protection.
o-ice-
iTKqvls,
(TKrjvrj.
Jos. Ant. 18, 4, 5.
Pû?.
496 B.
living in
2, 5,
<jKiiTT], Tjs, fj,
Polyh.
1, 16, 10.
(TtafvLTJis, ov, 6,
tent.
Strab.
1, 2,
32,
"SKfTTiXa,
see S/coTreXo?.
TJ,
p. 59, 12, dvfjp.
32, p. 198, 14 oi
oKr)v'i-
(TKenTiKos,
ing.
ov, (o-KeTTTopai) reflective,

I,
Philon
372, 19.
II,
2.
conaider-
Tai,
bedouins.
Scepticus,
ayayq
Ill,
a-KrjvoâTiai, fjo-a, to
bring upon the stage, as a
sceptical.
Galen.
23 E,
<j)i.'\oa-o(pLa,
rhonism.
\oiTo<j>la.
Numen. apud
Philon
I,
Sext. 3, 18.
54, 27,
Pyr(î-
play.
8.
597, 29.
to
tA iTKfimKov, scepticism.
(ro<f>os,
'O
Eus.
1200
A,
233. Philon II, 576, 644 A.~Iren. 1077 publish, make known, reveal.
3, 6, p.
Strab. 5,
Clem. A.
I,
o-KCTn-ucor (piXo-
a-Krjvofidrris, ov, 6,
{a-KTfvfj,
âiva>) actor.
Greg.
or simply o (TKfimKos, u Sceptic, Pyr508, 22. 526, 31.

Gell. 11, 5.
]Vyss. Ill,
(TKTjvoypaipEa),
1228 A.
fja-o),
rhonist.
Numen.
Lucian.
Phi-
(crKr)voypd<poi)
apud Ehs.
1,
m,
1201 B.
scenes:
to delineate.
fj,
Clem. A.
II,
:
to paint 277 C.
567.
Dioj;. 9, 69.
(TKrjvoypatpia, as,
:
scene-painting
perspective.
(cejTTtKSr,
adv. reflectively
sceptically.
Classical.
o-Kr]voypa<f)LK6s,
Sext. 208, 11.

fj,
Inn
I,
134, 36.
<TKevayajy6s, ov,
Plut. II, 990 A. conveying baggage.
Sex/. 51.
Classical.
ov,
pertaining
to
scene-paint-
ing.
Strab. 5, 3, S, p. 373, S.
Trjs
Anon. Math.
OTTTiiajs
Strab. 16, 4, 23, p. 336.

(TKfiao-fm, aros, to,
252, 4 To o-KTjvoypaffiiKOV
Sept.
perspective.
(TKr}voTrriyca>, r}(Ta>,
p.pos,
Judith
15,
(aKeva^m) furniture. 11, in the plural.

rj,
(wfiywpi)
to pitch
tent.
Jos.
c-Kfvovoua, as,
=z
to
(TKevoTTOieiv,
of stage
furnjture.
Philoslr. 245.
seller
Ant. 13, 11, 1. Athen. 10, 59. Eust. Ant. 669 A. Greg. Nt/ss. Ill, 1128 B.
a-Krjvomiyia, as,
fj,
<TKvoira>Xris, ov. 6, (TriaXem)
of
utensils
of
tent-pitching.
Sept. Deut. 31,
any kind.
Poll.
7,
197.
10.
16, 16
*H
iopTTj TTJs CTKTjvoTTrjyias, the
feast
CKeOof, for, TO, utensil
Sep^ Mace. 2, 5, 16, Upa, of the Temple. Eus. 11, 1513 A, of a church. Athan. II, 960 A.
(jTKevo(j)6pos)
of any kind.
of
4,
tabernacles.
1.
Joann.
7,
2.
Jos. Ant. 8,
(TKrjvoTTrtyiov, ov, to,
=
to
(TKrjvr].
Simoc. 92, 18.

tent.
-<TKfvo<f>6piov, OV, TO,
pyx.
Anast.
115,
5.
Theoph. 386, 14.

fjo-a,
Sin. 765
A.
rjcra),
aKrjvoTTOieoi,
make a
to
Classical.
<r((euo0uXaKe<B,
(axevofpiXa^)
to
watch the
Jos. B. J.
1, 3, 2.
fj,
baggage.
Plut.
T,
683 F.
Chron. 623.
VKsvofjyuKaKiov ov, to, sacristy.
Pseudo-Germ. 400 B irpoBetns of a church ? Also, aKcvocfyvXaKfiov. Theoph. 120, 14. 2. The treasury of the imperial palace. Porph. Cer. 538,
Sophrns. 4001 A.
(TKrjvoTTOua, as,
^=
cncrjVOTroLe'tv.
Polyb. 6,
Jul,
28, 3.
Dion C.
OV,
3. 6,
67,
2,
5,
theatrical.
216 D.
(TKrfvoTTOios,
(ttoico)
I,
tent-maker.
Luc.
Act. 18,
Chrys.
242 C.
shop of a tTKrjvoppdôs*
(TKTjvoppacjjelov, ov, to, the
17.
Chrys.
X, 178 A.
125
Digitized
by Microsoft
aK7)voppu(po';
(rKrjvoppii(j)os,
994
aKio/Maôa
ov,
6,
(pdrrToi)
(TKr/voTToios.
Diog.
2,
125
((j'^poi)
a-Krjvocpopos, ov,
carrying
tents.
Anast.
Clas-
Sin. 1053 C.
<TKr}vo-(pvKa^, aKos, 6,
sical.
^=
(tktji/tjs
(^v\a^,
Dion.
li.
lY, 2109,
5.
a-Kr)vv8pL0U, ov, to, little (TKqvfj,

a-KT)vaib7]p,as,
CTKrivcofna,
Plut.
I,
427 C.
to talk merely for of talking ? Atlian. II, 64 C TA rpvcrei yivvripia as Troirjpa iTKidkoySiv perhaps we should read o'Kat.oXoyav. <TKiap,a)(la, as, rj, a fighting with shadows, shamPhilon I, 153, 45. Plut. TL, 514 D. fight. Antyll. apud Orib. I, 525. Plut. U, 514 D.
(TKiaXoyeco, rjcra, {tTKid, 'Kiyai)
the sake
quid
Anast. Sin. 1053 B.

dwelling-place.
20, temjde.
Also,
Philon
31,
p.
a-Ki.op.axia.
Gell. 13, 23 (22),
aros,
to,
Classical.
1, 1,
a-Kiapdxos, ov, {pAxopai) fighting with shadows.

1,
Sept. Reg. Judith 9,

a-Krjvos,
1, 2, 8.
Ps.
83,
2.
Tropically, =
body
14.
:
Esdr.
48.
199, 32.
o-KiW/io, aTos, TO, ((TKia^m) shadow.
Diod.
2,
the
earthly tabernacle,
dead
body, corpse.
Petr.
2,
1,
13.
Archel.
1444 A.
Mai. 482,
9.
Gemin. 804 B, rijs y^f. 'Cleomed. 77, 3. Plut. II, 891 F. AchiU. Tat. Isagog. 981 A. Diog. 1, 11. 7, 146.
145, 45.
a-Kiaa-TTjs, ov, 6,
aKr]vo:>fj.aTO(p6pos, ov, ^=. OKrjvcofia cjiepcov.
Anast.
Sin. 1063 B.
OKrjvaiTos,
i),
ov,
{(Tia]v6a>)
Greg. Naz. Ill, 6 a-iadâv. 659 A, one that holds a parasol over a
brought up in the shade ;
(tkijvikos.
Lyd.
5, 3.
person.
a-KiaTpa(prjs, is, (rpet^to)
152, 20, Ktupco^ta.

(TKrjTriaiv, tovos, 6,
(TKr)Tra>v.
Polyb. 82,
tribes.
3, 11,
delicate, effeminate.
<rKLaTpa<j)la, as,
f],
Agath. 30.
Diod.
Plut.
,
(TKriTTTpov, ov, 6,
onc of the Jewish

1, 10, 19. 20.
Sept.
31. 35.
the being (TKiaTpa(f>ris.

I,
Reg.
1,
2,
28.
1100 B. 2. Banner, ensign. Soz. 1605 A. Porph. Cer. 502, 11. Cerul. 788 A. Curop. 83, 16. Joann. (TKrjnTpov^la, as, rj, ::= crKJjnTovxia. Hier. 432 C.
Patriarch.
crKri7rrpocf>op(o, rjaw, to
20, 62, V.
1.
(TKiaTpocjila.
s
10
J).
47 F.
lizard.-
o-KiyKos, ov, 6,
ncu
a species of
Diosc.
2, 71.
(TKiSa^, aKos, 6,
CTKiXXijriKo's
^^
o-xiâ.
Apollod. Arch. 17.

rj,
and
5,
ctkcWitikos,
ov,
2,
((ntiXXa)
scilliticus, of squills.
25, o|ot. 26,
oivos,
Diosc.
202.
5,
bear a sceptre.
bearing
Mel.
1 1
vinum scillites.
648, 12.
Philon
II,
363, 34.
ov,
Archigen. apud
Oi-ib. Ill,
o-Krj7rTpo<f)6pos,
(0e/3a))
a sceptre.
aKiWivos,
r),
ov,
scillinus
2,
preceding.
Archigen.
Mel. 37.
aKrjTToyv, cavos, 6, ((TK^Trra)) staff.
Diosc. Eupor.
31, p. 242, o|or.

9.
Aniip. S. 80.
apud
07-ib. II,
153,
Sic^rir, SKJjTiarrrjs,
(TKtd,
see 2/cms, Sjtn-tomjr.
a-KiWiTiKos, see a-KiXKrjTiKos.

a-KiXXo-Kpopp-vov,
ov, TO,
Dion. H. V, 591 SkiS te Kai (^mri, in painting. Longin. 17, 3. 8. Umbra, an uninvited guest. Pfei. II, 707 D.
af,
^,
shade, shadow.
=:z
(tkiXXo.
Schol.
Theocr.
200.
Tj,
5,
121.
Classical.
aKiXXoDhrjs, ef, like squills.

2,
Diosc.
a-Kiaypa(jieco,
rjo-co, L. adumbro, to paint the first draught of a picture : to foreshadow. Classical. Iren. 637 B. Clem. A. I, 561 C. Method. 116 B. Also, oKioypacîa. Atkan. II, 161 C. Macar. 632 B. Damasc. I, 1357 A.
CTKLp-fios,
OV,
cTKapôs.
Schol. Arist.
Nub.
254.
(TKLpVoblOV, OV,
TO,
Uttlc
(TKipTTOVS.
ClaSslcal.
Orig. II, 1156 C.

OKipTTobitTKos, OV, 6,
=^
preceding.
Synes. 1093.
crKivhdXapo<f>pd(TTris, ov, 6, {crKivSdXap,os, (^pdfu)
(TKiaypacpia, as,
rj,
L. adumbratio, rough draught.
investigator
of splinters,
2.
hair-splitter.
Agath.
Hermes Tr. Poem. 52, 5. Plut. II, 1091 D. Numen. apud Eus. Ill, 1200 B. Athenag. 924 A. Cfcm. ^. I, 56 B. 324 A. Dion C. 52, 7, 4. Also, aKtoypacjyla. Clem.
Classical.
Epigr. 88,
o-KivSaXfios, ov, 6,
Moer. 328.
trouble.
a-xtvddXpos. Stud. 1493
Diosc.
1, 17.
o-kovSiAov,
A. I, 697 B. 473 C.
orKia8r)(f)6pos,
Eust. Ant.
621 B.
Aster.
a-KivBay}riôpM (a-KivSa-ôs).
a-Kivls, iSos,
fj,
a-Kiaiva.
Galen. VIII, 69 F. Galen. VI, 394 C.

crKia-
(TKiaypdcpos, ov, 6, painter.
Sept. Sap. 15, 4.
iTKioypa(p<a, (TKioypatpia,
ypatjjia.
(TKiodrjptKos,
rj,
see <TKiaypa<pia,
sec o-Kiado<p6pos.
(^(TKias) 2,
(TKidSiov, ov, TO,
of plants.
a-KiaSo(j>6pos,
Diosc.
ov,
Poll.
7,
174.
Also,
scare.
s c i
the umbel of an order 168 (169). {(j>epa>) carrying a parasol.

CKiaSrirfiopos.
ov,
pertaining
Strab.
2, 5,
to
a-Kiodrjpa.
Cleomed. 33, 13.

yvwptov,
(TKioOrjpov,
24, p. 190, 19,
sciothericon.
ov, TO,
Ael.'N.
S.
(dfjpa)
sundial,
literally
2, 1.
A. 16, 18.
o-Kidâ>,
shadow-catcher.
to
Plut.
J,
309 A. Philon
Diog.
dtra,
Cyrill.
Scyth. V.
Eudoc. M. 55.
a-Kiop.axa>
290 C.
a-Kiaiva, rjs,
rj,
=
7,
(TKiapaxew.
I,
356, 3.
ae
na
fish.
Classical.
Hermias
p.
117
A.
Galen. VI, 394 C.
(TKwpaxia, see a-Kiapaxia.
Digitized
by Microsoft
(TKl6-<pa)<!
995
Heliod.
5,
2KXati;)j/dj,
(TicKrjpoTpa'^'rjXia
see
iTKi6-<jxos, ojros, TO,
evening twilight.
'S.iiKa^rfvos.
27.
(Compare
XvKocfxos, XuKovyes.)
a-KKrjKiaai, dorm,
p.ai.
(trKeXXo, taKkqKa)
II,
:=
to
(TKKrjpvvo-
iTKioyjniKTOS, ov,
(}jnix<^)
cooled or dried in the
Epiph.
721 B.
{o'KKijpos,
shade.
Lyd. 58, 18.
o'KKijpaycoyea,
rjo'co,
aya)
2.
inure to
tFKippahjS, es, like o-Kippos, hard.
324 D.
203.
418 D.
Also,
1,
Galen. VI,
Poll. 4,
hardships.
Nicol. D.
Jos.
158.
Dion. H. VI,
aKipaSris.
888, 10. 302. 303.
Ant. 10, 10,

rj,
Lucian.
I,
aKippafUi, aros, to, (iTKippoco}
:^
aKippos,
duration.
Diosc. 1,
p.
1.
11.
Also,
an
in-
(TKXripaymyla, as,
living.
hard or laborious mode of

352, 18.
I,
o-Ki-
Philon
II,
482, 21.
Basil.
papM.
18.
Poll. 4,
ij,
tTKipTrjmi, ear,
198 as
V.
IV, 457 B.
Philon
I,
Chrys.
234 E.
clay.
X, 72 F.
Geopon.
9,
to (TKiprav.
311,
(Compare
4,
5.
Strah. 15, 1, 66.)
Plut. II, 341 F.

rj,
'Psmdi-Ignat. 929 A.
frolicsome.
orxKrip-apyiXKos, ov,
of hard
f],
a-KipTTiTiKos,
6v, frisky,
Philon
I,
84, 37.
310, 45.
Cornut. 149.
P/u?. II, 12
I,
crKKripavêveia,
as,
the
being
a-KX.rjpavxi".
B.
Lucian.
r),
o-wpra's,
6v,
1
Ill, 530.
CTem. A.
265 C.
I,
Epiph.
I,
420 C, incorrectly
fj,
a-Kkrjpavxeia.
:
preceding.
Cedr.
43. 17.
(TKKrjp-avxrjv, efos, 6,
stiff-necked
refractory,
Cornut.
76 01 iKipToi, attendants of Dio-
nysus.
trK(.pa)Srjt,
unmanageable. Philon 1, 114, 2 E. F. Clem. A. I, 201 B.

(TKKrjpla,
17.
Plut. II,
(rKipa/ia, see CKippaSrjS, <TKippap.a.

ij,
as,
f],
(ncKrfpoTjjs.
Diosc.
1,
60.
iKiTis,
a place in Egypt near Mareotes, on the borders of Libya. Written

fws,
Scitis,
also 2KrJTis.
Euagr. Scilens. 1220.

Socr. 512.
Soz. 1377.
Scythi, write Scithi.
4,
Pallad.
Cassian.
Herod, apud Or*. I, 407, 5. 463, 7. n, 376 B. Hejres. 1316 A. Galen. B, et alibi.
a-Kkqpoyeas,
<ov,
Plut.
II,
264
soil.
Laus. 1043.
I,
481, In
eremo
(Com^KLdtaKr)
Philon
ing.
11, 510, 33.
(y^) of or with a hard 619, 28.
pare Ptol. Geogr.

Xa>pa.)
iKiTtoiTTji,
5 2Kiadis.
'H
G-KXrjpoBioiTOs, ov, (S/atra)
of a hard way of livII,
Philon
hard.
I,
640.
660, 35.
163, 13,
212.
Apophth. a monk of Scitis. Cassian. I, 995 Scylhioiicus, a, um,

OV, 6,
jSi'os,
<T<Krfpo-Kaphla, as,
fj,
hardness of heart, stubbornSir.
write Scithioticus, of Scitis.

<TKi(j)ri,
ness.
alibi.
Sept. Deut. 10, 16.
16, 10, et
rjs,
V,
quid ?
Diog.
4, 27.
Matt. 19,
8.
o-wciSi/s, ff,
shadowy:
typical.
Petr. Alex. 517
(TKKTjpoKapSios, ov,
(xapSia)
hard-hearted, stubJust.
I,
B.
Sin.

.4rfam.
born.
Sept. Prov. 17, 20.
iTKtaiSas, a.d\. typically.
1837 B. Anast.
a
belt.
Symm.
Xrjv.
Esai. 46, 12.
Orig.
Tryph. 27. 357 A.
132 C.
rj,
aKXr}poK(f)a\os, ov,
((tkio)
=:
fTKkrjpav ex<ov rrjv Ke<j}a-
aKitoTos,
6v,
striped, as
Arr.
with a hard head.

(TicKrjpoKccjjaKov,
P.
M. E.
24.
ovtos,
6,
318 TO
Slavic
Theoph. Nonn. 11, a species of cftaXdyDiog.
(TKKa^-apxa>v,
commander.
ytov.
a-KXrjpo-Kripos, ov,
Porph.
Adm.
17,
131.
overlaid with hard wax.
SkAoiSt/kos,
6v,
(2KXd/3or)
20,
Slavic, Sclavonic.
21, yui/aricer.
SkXo/Sjjj'os'
7,
37.
Nic
40,
CP. Histor.
e^.
Substantively,
Adm.
21
7.
ttXijîj.
a-KKrjpoKoiKtos, ov, (KoiKia) costive.

o-kXt/poXc'kttjs, ov, 6, (Xeyo))
Diosc. 5, 27.
using harsh expres-
S/tXfiôt,
plural.
404.
Polyh.
2(cXaw;K).
i/of.
Sometimes written Caesarius 985. Also, Theoph. 532. 707. See

also 25Xa/3os.
Proc.
a SZay, Sclavonian; usually in the Men. P. 327. 11, 125. 336.

2KXa/3t-
sions.
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 1367.
Xenocr. 16,
a-xKripoirayfjs, is,
(mjyi/u/ii) firm.
firm-fleshed.
(TKKripo-Troieio, r)(Ta, to
make
hard.
Xenocr. 43.
Plut. II,
Orib.
I,
138, 4.
(jrotem) hardening.
SKXa/Sijo-raTOi, Sv, oJ,
Sclavesiani, the Slavic in-
a-KKripoTTows, ov,
habitants
of continental
Slavic.
Greece.
Porph.
953 C.
a-KKripoirpoa-am-os,
ov,
Adm.
223.
rfj,
Qirpoa-amov')
3. 4.
hard-faced.
ohos,
ScXaiSiKof, ^,
2i(Kaîvia, as,
ij,
Leo. Tact. 18, 100. Sclavinia, a Slavic settlement
Theodtn. Ezech. 29,

(TKKrjpos,
a, ov,
hard.
Diosc. Delet. p.
3,
in
Macedonia.
ij,
SitXajSiwKoj,
Theoph. 663 (A. D. 750). Porph. Adm. 6v, Sclavonic.

<Ae
hard, austere, rough.
vSap.
Ruf. apud Orib. I, 328, Apophth. 141 A, a demon hard to

ov,
126.
2iiKafiivuTTi,
manage.
adv.
jra
S/auic language,
76.
in
a-KKrjpoaapKOS,
Classical.
hard-fleshed,
firm-fleshed.
Slavic.
S<cXa|3ii>d;,
Porph.
ov,
6,
Adm.
Xenocr. 21.
ov,
see SKXa/Si^vof.
(TKkqpoa-apjiTos,
with a hard <rS>pa.
Alex.
SitXdôr,
a Slav,
Sclavonian.
Agath.

a-K\TipoTpaxri\ia, as,
rj,
249, 3, aiTjp.
JVîc.
AfaZ. 490.
21. 42.
Theoph. 360. 559.

ieo. Tact. 18, 102.
the being a-KKrjporpaxriKos.
CP. Histor.
Patriarch. 1049 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aKX7]po-Tpa-)(7jX,o<i
(XKkrjpo-TpaxrjKos, ov, stiff-necked.
3.
996
Sept.
ffKOpSl^CO
Ex.
33,
a-KoXonoftSfjs, is, like

p. 128.
a o-koKo^.
Diosc.
1,
133,
Deut.
9,
(31, 27
7,
Toy Tpaxrjkov
51.
trov tov
a-KKr)p6v).
Luc. Act.
ij,
(TKoKoi^, OTTOS, 6,
anything pointed, a prick,
stake.
aK\r)povxi.a, as,
(e'x")
severity:
2.
tyrannical
Diosc.
treatment.
Jos. Ant. 8, 8,
as,
fj,
<TK\7]p-o(l)da\p.la,
Nil. 1141 B.
ITheod. IV, 220 TovaaKoXoTtacr, write tovs KoXonas :^ /toXd1,
114, in the foot.
^r)po(fida\fi.'i.a,
a dis-
/3ouf.]
(rKoXvTTToi,
ease of the eye.

(TKXrjpocjjvris,
is,
ieo
ilferf.
131.
L.
gluho, deglubo
Eq. 964.
(^KaKejicfiii-
((j)va))
of hard nature, tough. a horse.

Ong'.
Tms).
Schol. Arist.
Xenocr. 13.
a-xXripo-xaXi-vos, ov,
o-KovdairTO), see KovbdirTO).

a-KKr]po<TTop.os, as
o-KoniXo-hpop.os, ov,
running over
cKOTreXos-
rocks.
Agath.
Achmel. 152.
(rxXTj/Doa),
Epigr. 33,
a-KKrjpvvm.
1.
oKTw,
Xenocr. 26.
o-KoniXov, ov, TO,

23, 17.
^=
Sept. Reg. 4,
Ill,
328 B.
fcus,
fj,
(T<kr]pvva-is,
=
48.
(TKKripva-p.6s.
Orig. II,
^KOTTcXos, OV, Scopelus
UcTrdprjSos,
an island
264 A.
aiiKrjpvvnKos,
fj,
opposite the coast of Magnesia.

ov, {cncKrjpvva)
1,
Ptol. Geogr.
capable of hardClassical.
<Se/)i.
ening.
a-KKrjpvvm,
Diosc.
vva>,
7.
Orig. II, 263 C.
to
harden.
Hierocles. Synecd. 391 (Bonn.). 13. 3, Porph. Them. 50, 7 SkcttiXo, incorrectly. Cedr. II, 436 oi SicoTreXot. (See also Havopjj.os.)
Ex. 4, 21. 7, 3. 9, 12. 11, 10. Judic. 4, 24. Reg. 2, 19, 43 'Ea-Kkrjpvvdrj 6 \6yos, loas fierce. 4, 2, 10 ''Ea-KKfjpvvas tov
Gen. 49,
[It would seem that originally the Magnesians and Thessalians applied the
plural
01 SkotteXoi, the
ahfjcraa-dat,
Sir.
you
aslc
too much.
[Diosc.
Par.
1,
2,
10, 4.
lying off the Magnesian coast
Rocks, to the islands but in pro;
30,
12,
et alibi.
53, p.
2,
iaKkfjpvpai, write eaKKrjpvppai.

ia-i<kfjpva-p.ai.
Eupor.
I,
58 17
cess of time the singular 2/cOTreXoy was restricted to the principal island, that
is,
to
Antyll.
apud
Orih.
444, 7
ia-KXfj-
ea-Kkfjpvfijiai.
Orig. II, 277
ecrKKfjpvKa, for
icnckfjpvyKa.
pvvrai
Greg. Xyss. Ill, 548
This confusion of names led Ptolemy and his successors to imagine that vfjo-os SkotteXos was distinct from vfjfros llfPeparethos.
7rdpTj6os~\
i(TKXrjpvjipvoi eio"/.]
ov,
6,
a-Kkrjpva-pos,
hardening.
Classical.
(TKOwevais, ems,
fj,
crKoirtd.
Aquil. Hos.
5, 1.
On;/.
I,
268 A.
iOS,
fj,
<TKKfjpti3(TlS,
((TKKjJpOQj)
^
mz
B.
aKOTreuTrjptov, ov, to, hiz o"K07rtd.

CrKKfjpVVtTiS,
Orig. Ill, 212
C.
616 C.
8.
VII, 105 C.
(o"K07revQ))
a-KKrjpva-jJLOs.
Moschn. 133.
fj,
o-KOTreuTrjs, ov, 6,
CKVLTTOTrjS,
TjTos,
((TKVtTros)
piKpoXoyta,
stinginess.
Also,
Ifloer.
Esai. 52,
o-KOTTevTiKos,
56, 10.
OV,
watchman. Aquil. Basil IV, 825 B.
fj,
coptable
of watching.
C.
Sept.
Orig.
(TKVKpoTqs.
<rKVL<^6s,
fj,
Ant.
Mon. 1461
Ill,
613 A. 616 C.
evau),
ov,
^=
o-KviTTOs,
(êtfiwXoy, yXirrxpos,
a-Korrcvu),
ZJR'^. 1609
39, 29.
erKojrc'a).
Ex.
38, 8-
fUKpoTTpeTrfis.
352.
Phryn. 398, condemned. Hippol. Haer. 82, 44.

see
(TKVLTTOTTJS.
Reg.
o-KOTrij,
1, 4,
Tjs,
fj,
13.
Job
Prov.
5, 21.
astronomical observatory.
2, 5,
Strab.
<TKVl<f)6rtjS,
17,
J^/ip.
1,
30.
14, p. 179, 20.
S/cdSpa, as, ^, Scodra, in lUyria.

29.
<r/coXaKioj', ou, to,
U,
797,
(TKonrjriov
=^
Bel aKonelv.
(cricoTrid)
Clem. A.
watcher.
II,
288 C.
a-KomfjTTjs, ov, 6,
Antip. S.
quid
2.
Apophth. 324 C.
Sept.
17.
a-KoTTijios,
<rKoXidfo), ao-a,
(axoXios) (0 6e crooked.
14,
ov,
(o-KOTTos)
aimed
at.
Iambi
Prov. 10,
edly.
8.
Mathem.
run crookMel.
Sext.
a-KOTTos,
oil,
197, aira te'Xoe.

6,
<rKo\to8popeco,
Tjfja,
(âKoKiohpojios) to
object, intention.
Pseud-^nJon.
Orig. VII, 133 A.

fj,
apud
Just. 1, 71, p.
<TKo\i.6-6pi^, Tpixos, 6,
1,
with curly hair.
TTOv jjLfyidrj.
436 B Ta tou e/ioS o-oOrig. I, 689 A 2Kon6v ex"'" ''-
37, foliage.
,
TTjyopdv.
Did. A. 281
'O ovv o-kottos (otiv

ttjv
o-KoXto-ffopof
ov,
with a crooked passage.
iva rrpos aKepaiovs
dno CKaTipas Xiêas

Pallad. Laus. 1012
(TKonm, desire.
30.
<rKo\t6Tris,
rjTos,
fj,
avTiBeaiv TroioivTai.
crookedness
a winding.
rqs
'i'vxfjs.
2vvdia-dai pov
Classical.
Sept.
Ezech. 16,
5,
Cod.
1,
1,
3,
ra S Sf-
Justinian.
Joann. Mosch. 3092

contemptuously.
Strab. 4, 3, 3.
(TKoXiotD,
12, 2, 4, p. 508, of
to
a river.
Classical.
I
Ei^fe Se o-KOTTov Toii dvaxa>pfja-ai.
axra,
II,
make
crooked.
o-KopaKi^w,
sical.
la-o),
to reject
Clas-
Galen.
267 E.
Strab.
2,
PMon I,
a-KoXlapa, aros, to, a winding, bend.

4, 4. 4, 3, 4.
o-KopafCKT/ioy, oi, 6,
139.
384,19.
Plut. n,
to (TKopoKitctv.
467 E.
a-Ko\o7rev8pa>8rjs, es, like
a (TKoXcmevbpa.
Galen.
Strab.
(JKopaKurriov
SeZ (TKopaKiêiv.
Philon
I,
267.
13, 1, 6.
a-KopSiâ, ia-m,
little o-KoKoyjf.
{(TKophov)
to
smell like garlic.
(TKoXoniov, ov, t6,
II,
304.
Diosc.
3,
115 (125).
Digitized
by Microsoft
ffKopSivrjafio';
ov,
997
Leo
garlic.
a-KoTia, as,
rj,
<7Kovrapiov
darkness.
Steph. Diac. 1132
(TKopStvricTfjLos,
6,
^=
to,
iTKopbwiaiTfios
Med. 127.
a-Kopbo-^ffia,
To
aros,
Trfs CTKorlas
avTo tvbvp.a, applied darken.

17.
by Co-
decoction
of
pronymus
24.
to the monastic habit.

Sept. Ps. 68,
Boiss. Ill, 414.

(TKopSov,
OV, t6,
o-KOTifo), laâ, (o-KOTos) to
(TKopoSov,
gorlic.
Sept.
Eccl. 12,
2.
Num.
11, 5.
Erotian. 246.
Diosc. 3, 47 (54).
(fiaxop-at) fighting with
81,28.
a-KOTiaiios,
Dion.
i?.
Mace. 3, VI, 893,
4, 10.
Cleomed.
a-KopoSo-etSrjs, er, garlic-like.
(TKopohofrnxos, ov,
lics,
garII,
whose weapons are

ov,
6,
garlics.
Lucian.
80.
(TKopo8o'iro>\rjs,
ov, 6, a darkening; obscuration. Cleomed. 30, 14. Ptol. Tetrab. 116. Clem. A. I, 485 B. Anast. Sin. 793 A. a-KOToSivos, ov, dizzy. Chrys. Ill, 578 A 2koto-
(ircoXeoj)
garlic-seller.
blvois
IXlyyois,
unless
we read
a-KoroblvoiSf
Schol. Arist.
Vesp. 680.
r),
IXtyyois.
<TKopoSo(j>ayia, as,
lics.
((j)aye'iv) the
eating of gar-
tTKOTOjxaiva,
rjs, rj,
^
Tr.
O'KOTop.rjvr).
Aristid. I, 422.
Theoph. Nonn.
II, 12.
332.

C.
(TKopoSo(f>6pos,
Ant.
(êpm) garlic-producing. ov, Mon. 1476 D. Schol Arist. Plut. 718.

Proc.
fjs,
r/,

f),
(TKOTOfiaxia, as,
(liaxoiiai) a fighting in the
a-Kopntatvoj (o-Kopirios), to be scorpion-like, fierce,
dark.
Hermes
fj,
Poem.
14, 1.
enraged.
(TKopmaicri,
Ill, 63.
a-KOTOjirjvr), rjs,
(ixr)vrf)
moonless night.
creation
Hence,
2.
sc.
dvriSoTos,
the
seorpiace,
of a
scorpion.
darkness, trouble, vexation.

(TKOTonoiia, as,
fj,
Sept. Ps. 10,
remedy
a-KopTTtavos,
against
sting
(ttoUco)
of darkness.
Tertull. II,
ij,
121
ov,
I,
(titul.).
PseuAo-Dion. 205 C.
o-KoTor, f09, TO, darkness,
ogy,
Basil.
born under Scorpio, in astrol129 C. Caesarius dSS.

S
of the under-world.
Sept. Tobit 4, 10.

aTeXevTTjTov.
II,
14, 10.
Philon
I,
676, 21,
VKOpTTL^lOV, ov, TO, Uttlc iTKOpTTtOS,
C OT
Sept.
8, 7, 6.
Mace. 1, 6, 51, engine of war Anon. Med. 247, a fisk
433, 37, fiadv.
Apophth.
els
Polyb,
Macar.
13.
Theoph. 683 "AneXBe
to <tk6-
Tos Ka\ fis TO dvddejia.
^fTKopTTL^tt), itroj,
z:^ o'Keddvwp.t., to scatter.
HeSept.
6,
1,
<TKOTOv\dTos, incorrect for o-KouTouXaTor.

o-KOTom,
cataeus
apud Phryn. 218, not

22, 15,
Attic.
maa,
to
darken.
Sept.
Judic. 4,
21
Eeg.
2,
et
alibi.
Strab. 4, 4,
Jos.
eo-KOTCddr] (rrr:
Tov 8e a"K0T09
(o-KOTtoSi/y)
o(rcre KoKvyjrev.)
p. 311, 16.
2,
Matt. 12, 30.

OV,
Ant. 16,
(TKoTmSta, as,
r),
darkness.
Theol.
\6yovs, spread, disseminate.

{(TKopnios,
Arith.
6.
iTKopmoSriKTos,
SaKvm)
bitten
(TKOToifLa, aros, to,
L. vertigo, dizziness, giddiness.

Diosc.
3,
(stung) by a scorpion.
a-KopmociSris, s,
Diosc.
1, 4, p. 14.
Polyb.
5, 56, 7.
82 (92).
Plut. IF,
scorpion-like.
Diosc. 4, 192
658 E.
o-KOTm/iOTiTOf,
T),
(TKopTTioTrXT/KTo?, Qv, (7r\7]fT(Tai)
(195) TO tjKopiTLoeibcs, a plant. stung by a scorpiDicic.

1,
6v,
2,
cousing dizziness.
71, p. 78, 20, irdeos-
Aphr. Probl.
87 (97).
2.
Alex.
on.
14.
Antyll.
apud
a
Orib.
I,
512, 4.
iTKopiruTfios, oC, TO,
Diosc. 3, Vertiginosus, afflicted with veHigo. Rvf et Antyll. apud 1, 18, p. 35.
z^z TO (TKopnl^civ,
scatter-
Orib. II, 212, 13.

iTKOTaa-is, emr,
II,
r),
ing,
squandering.
Philon
I,
82, 6.
Ignat.
692 A.
Artem. 194.
that wliich scatters.
(TKopTTLtTTrjpLov, OV, TO,
Clim.
=
16.
414 D.
STi/of.
rj,
Galen. II, 261 E. 40, 3. a darkening : obscurity. Plut. 2. Vertigo Orig. II, 100 B.
Erotian. 124.
sc
Galen.
II,
261 E.
3,
949 A, Kafiorav, alleviating.

fTKopTTKTTrjs,
OV,
6,
(TKovKKa, as,
u 1 c a e , watch.
Mauric.
6 fTKopTVL^tov, profiigaic.
Lyd. 154, 20.

Sept. to become dark. Thren. 4, 8. Ezech. 31, 15. iTK0Ta(Tp,6s, oO, TO, o bccoming dark, darkness. Diosc. lobol. 7. Orig. Ill, 392 A.
(TKoTCLâi,
a(rw, (fTKOTos)
3.
Chron. 724, 8. 730, 12. [Probably of Teutonic Leo. Tact. 6, 13. Compare the English skulk, origin.
Simoc. 260.
Eccl. 12,
shelter.]
a-KOvXKdTcop,
opos,
1, 6,
=
7,
KardaKonos,
scout.
Ufauric.
3,
et alibi.
Leo. Tact. 4, 24.
CKOTfivos,
Tj,
OV,
dark.
Orig.
Sept. Prov. 1, 6, Xoyoy,

I,
ij
Porph.
Areth.
56.
Adm.
53.
247.
dark saying.
1436
A.
Apocr.
a-Kov'KKfva, eva-a, to scout, reconnoitre.
Martyr.
Martyr. Barth.
the region
(init.) 1 ,
a-KoreivJ], sc. X'^P"'
Mauric.
9.
Leo. Tact. 12,
sun never shines

darkness.
of darkness, the country where the an imaginary place.

;
iTKOTeivoxaprjs, es, (x<'îpa>)
delighting in deeds of
Basil. Ill,
640 C.
Steph.
Latin scuta, scutra. Heron fi, the Jun. 191, 13. Leo. Tact. 14, 69. ctkovtcltos. oKovTapaTos
o-KouTo,
(TKOT-evSvTos, ov, clothcd with darkness.
78.
Diac. 1112 B.
(rieoTea), ô-<o,
oKovrdpiov,
(tkotI^co.
ov,
tA,
ukovtov.
2, 7.
Justinian,
Orig. VII, 141 A.
Novell. 85, 4.
Mrnnic.
Mai. 265. 458.
f'o-KOTTJTal.
Theoph. 377, 20. 491,
7 aKovrdptv.
Digitized
by Microsoft
(TKOVTapiO^
n-KnvTapws, ov,
6,
998
Anton.
1, 5.
(TKvreiov
'H aTTo ^KvdSiv prjms, Fseuio-Demetr. 94. 122.
scutarius.
hlunt,
rough
talk.
Zos. 165, 10
crôuraroff,
ov,
6,
scutatus
s
^z:
dtrirtdiajTijs,
a-Kvdi(a>,
ta-o),
to
be
or
dwXlTrjs.
Lyd. 128.
OV, TO,
Leo. Tact.
4, 56.
Clem. A..
13.
I,
792 A.
2.
act
like
a Scythian.
use
the lan-
To
tTKovTiWwv,
dish.
ScJiol.
t 6 1
Stud.
1716 B.
oKOvTapios.
a plate, platter, Porph. Cer. 472.

1
,
guage of the Scythians.
Fseixia-Demetr. 46,
Arist Plut. 813.
(TKovTeptos
15.
Ptocli. 1, 303.
SKvdia-pAs, ov, 6, Scythismus,

39,
the state of the
Curop.
11.
aKovTfvco,
V(ra,
(^(TKOvtov)
=
9,
world from Noah to the building of the tower of Babel. Epiph. I, 165.
SKv6o7ro\iTrjs, ov, 6, inhabitant
virepaa-mô).
of ^Kvdmv
IloXir.
5.
Mauric.
(TKovTka,
20.
rj,
12, 20.
Leo. Tact.
49.
Sept.
Mace.
2, 12,
30.
Jos. Ant. 12, 4,
scutula.
Heron Jun. 177,14.
iTKvdpatTraa-fios, ov, 6, (jTKv6puma.û>)
gloom, sad-
ness of countenance.
(TKvdpcoTTOtpavTjs,
s,
Plut.
II,
43 F.
(\>aivofiaC)
(TKovTKaros, see o-Kov70v\aTos.

a-Kovrkaia-is, ems,
rj,
(ô'KvOpamos,
of
a checkering
Heron Jun.
dvpeos,
gloomy or sad appearance.

^KvOCyv IloXt?,
rj,
139, 20.
(jKovTov,
shield.
OV,
TO,
Orig. Ill, 273 D.
SkuôwoXij, Scythopolis.
scutum ^=
19.
d(rms,
Sept. Judic.
1,
fj,
27.
Polyb.
5, 70, 4.
Lyd. 128,
aKv\aKeia, as,
((TKuXa/ceuo))
the
training
of
(TKovTovXaros, also (TKovrkaros, the Latin
scu24.
dogs.
Plut.
I,
T),
339 A.
OV,
I,
Lambl. V. P. 426.
to the training
tulatus,
Lyd. 128,
OKpiVLOV.
(TKpifias, 6,
7.
checkered.
Arr. P.
M. E.
iTKvXaKfvTiKos,
pertaining
202,
23.
nf dogs.
incorrect for CKpividpios,
tTKvXela, as,
Philon
rj,
7, ima-Trjiirj.
(TKprivmpi.os, CTKprjviop,
((r/cuXeuo))
1, 4,
plunder, plundering.
Aquil. Ezech. 23,
Nicct. Byz. 765 D.
s c r i
224, 22.
ba uTToypa^f us. Porph. Novell. 259.
Sept.
Maec.
23.
Lyd. 11,
a-KvXevTrjs, ov, 6,
plunderer.
15.
(TKvXlov, OV, TO,
a-Kpi^Xirrjs, ov, 6,
scriblita
commonly
or
seribilita,
ol
=
II,
CTKvXof.
a kind of pastry.
cTKpifiaiv,
Athen. 14, 57.

in the plural
768
/3a(TtXeo)?,
2,
o-kvXlv.
Porph. Adm. 155.
avos,
6,
(TKvXXai,
to trouble, vex.
Matt
Eus.
9, 36.
Marc.
5,
(TKpl^bives
^=
ol aaip.aTO(pvXaKs
tov
35.
vaL
Lucian.
346.
II,
121
2kuX^-
the imperial
hody-guard.
Nil. Epist.
204.
Agath. 111.
Eustrat. 2353 B.
8.
3041 D.
attendant,
15.
Simoc. 41,
Joann. Mosch. 2. Camp323, 11.
npos p.e, to take the trouble to come to me a polite expression. Athan. 11, 94i B. 916 B ^KvXXovTai Tives Ki, take the trouble to go
thither.
camp-follower.
Leo. Tact. 4,
6.
crKvXp.6s,
rjs,
f],
ov, 6,
((TKuXXs)) L. laniatio, laniatus,

:
(TKpi^mvia-a-a,
the
wife
of a
^z:
oKpiâiv.
a tearing, mangling
ation.
trouble, molestation, vex-
Porph. Cer. 67, 21.

tTKptvtdptos, ov,
6,
(^(TKpiViov)
-)(apTO(^vKa^.
Mace. 3, 3, 25. 3, 4, 6. 3, 7, 5. Archigen. apud Orib. II, 157, 7. Clementin.

Sept.
Nil. 120 A.
160 C.
168 B.
Lyd. 224. 228.
77 C.
Ptol. Tetrab. 206.
Tiber. Novell. 23.

(TKpiviov, OV, TO,
a-KvXos, ov, 6, ((TKuXa^)
Athan.
II,
932 C.
2,
Kvaiv, dog.
Ptoch.
a chest for keeping documents. Jul. 397 A. Carth. Can. 135. Chal 1029 B. Cyrill. A. X, 377 A. Lyd. 146, 22. Justinian. Cod. 1, 2, 25, y.
Agath. Epigr. 95
fj,
scrinium,
601.
Lex. Sched. 334.

{a-KTJXa,
a-KvXo(p6pos, ov,
(fiipm)
bearing or
I,
re-
ceiving the spoils.
Dion. H.
(cr/cuXXo))
309, Zeis,
Jupiter Feretrius.
a-KvX(rLs,
oKp6<f>a,
c r
<TKv(3aXif(B, iVco,
Euagr. 2680 A. o fa Hes. Tpop,(pds .... to regard as <rKij/3aXa to treat

(titul.).
. :
ems,
rj,
CKuX/io's.
Clementin. 305 D.
(TKvTTToi,
vâ>, (kutttq))
to
make a
whip.
genuflexion.
contemptuously.
Sept.
Sir.
26, 28.
Dion.
Leant.
a-KvTaXr),
Mon. 621
t;?,
fj,
C.
H. V, 446,
14.
scourge,
Moer. 315.
Strab.
<7<vâ\ia-fia, aTos, t6,
:=:
o-KvôKov.
Pseudotreatment.
Psell. Stich. 457.

(rKVTaXrj(j)opa>,
r/a-ai,
Codin. 64.
to
Phocyl. 156 (144).

a-KvâKia-p.6s,
carry a
o-kutoXtj.
ov,
6,
contemptuous
15, 1, 8.
Polyh. 30, 17, 12.

(TKvâkov, ov, TO,
a-KVTaXri(p6pos, ov,
((êpta)
carrying a
o-kutoXij.
commonly in the
plural, refuse,
Sfra?). 16, 4, 17, p.
chaff:
dung, excrements.
Sept. Sir. 27, 4.
o-KVTaXis, iSos,
f),
328, 28.
<f)akay^, finger-joint.
2.
Strab. 14, 1, 37.
Phil. 3, 8.
Philon I, 190, 39. Paul. Jos. B. J. 5, 13, 7. Alex. Aphr.
apud
Orib.
in, 389,
Galen.
11,
Ruf. 397 E,
57.
SaKTTjXo)!/.
Probl. 10, 11
Skv^jjs, ou, o,
z=
o-KSp.
<rKVTaXiaiJL6s, ov, 6,
a cudgelling.
(crKvTcvs)
I,
Biod. 15,
Scythian.
The
'S.K.vdai
of Dexip-
Plut. II,
a-Kvreiov,
814 B.
t&,
pus and Eunapius are Goths. Tzetz. Chil. 12, 902 seq. (See also '2kv6S>v IIoXw.)
ov,
shoemaket's shop.
Cels.
apud
Orig.
994 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
a-KVTK
tTKVTis, I'Soy,
fj,
999
Diosc. Eupor.
2,
afivpviaô)
Classical.
small o-kvtos.
Diosc.
1,
90. 5,
1 7.
135 (136),
p.
803.
113.
Artem. 408.
6,
Tatian. 844 A.
<rKVToepy6s, ov,
(EPFO)
Theodln. Dan. (init.)
Phryn. 253.
detergent,
o-kutoto/xos.
Oreg.
(rprjKTiKos,
T],
ov,
smecticus,
Xaz.
Ill,
1235 A.
r)(ra>,
c'KVTOTpayeo),
Ill, 121.
fl-KUToo),
fio-ffl,
^=
(TkCtoj rpmyo).
Lucian.
Polyh. 10,
cwp.
being
good for scouring, brushing, cleansing. Diosc. 1, 26. Ruf. apud Orib. II, 208, 10. Lucian. 11,441. Cfem. 4. I, 488 C.
a-prjvevw, ev(Ta>,
{a-prjvos)
to
(0
incase in leather.
stoarm.
Epiph.
106.
I,
20, 3.
<rKv(f)oeiSfis,
237 B, neuter. h,
((rmcôs,
EIAQ) Kfe a
the
a-pr)viov, ov, to, little (rprjvoi,

(rprfviaiv,
Diosc.
2,
^Men.
11, 91.
wtos,
6,
stand of bee-hives. Apollon. D.
<TKaKr)Kia<ni,
ems, ^,
L. verminatio,
Mirab. 200,
a prjvovpyeopai,
crp.r)vovpy6s,
10.
to
diseased with worms.

o-KwXjjKiao),
d<ro>,
Symm. Job
io
17, 14.
swarm.
Strab. 11,
7, 2.
2, 1,
((7Ka)X7)|)
5.
6ree(i
worms.
Galen.
beating
14, p. 112, 15.

ov, 6,
(a-prjvos,
7,
Geopon. 10, 90,

VIII,
slowly,
Achmet. GO.
or ac( Kte a worm.
a-fftvyfios,
EPrQ)
Ael.
peKia-
o-KmXTjKi'fm, 40-0), to 6e
(Tovpyos-
Poll.
101.
34
B
ov, 79. ou,
SkmXtjkiX'oi'
f
little
(TpTj^ldios, ov, ^=z a-prjKTLKos.

(Tprjîs,
ecos,
rj,
N. A. 5, 13. Leo Med. 151.

a scouring,
Strab. 17,
undulating
to,
(a-prj^co)
detersion,
<iKa>kr]Kiov,
(tkibXtj^.
Classical.
cleansing, brushing.
3, 7,
Aristeas
Diosc.
W.
Diosc.
1,
of the teeth.
2, 5, ohovraiv-
o-kcdXt/ki'tt;?,
o,
worm-like.
Diosc.
1,
79,
o-plyat, l^co,
I,
=!
pitryai, piyvvpi.
Theoph. Konn.
Cyrill.
trrupa^.
-o-fcaXj/KoeiS^f, ef,
1,
222. 346.
worm-like.
Classical.
Diosc.
(TpiKpo-KTjpv^, vKos, 6, Small herald.
A.
IT,
133, p. 128.
Did. A. 1641 A.
VI, 417 B.
Sophrns.
17.
trpiKpo'Koyla, as,
fj,
axaikriKO-fiea-ros, ov, full
of worms.
^
fj
piKpokoyla.
1.
Diod.
3449 C.
a-KoKri^,
i;ko9,
6,
580, 86.
App.
II,
204,
Afric. 53 A.
worm.
6, 24.
Sept. Judith
7,
(rpiKponpeweia, as,
=z: piKponpmeia.
Pseudo-
Sir. 7, 16. Ill,
Esai.
Marc.
9,
48.
Basil.
Demetr. 40, 22.

a-piKpoTrpen-fjS,
c's,
A.
7-09,
210 B.
the
CA?-?/s. X, 96 213 C, 6 loôXos, in heU. Nil. 561 A. 1145 B, 6 aKoi>;/-
crpiKporrjs, rjTos,
fj,
worm
that
never
sleeps,
in hell.
a-piKp6(j)vWos, ov,
= = ^
piKpoTvpewfjS.
piKpoTTjs.
Hippol. 600.
Strab. 11, 9, 1.
fUKpd(ûXXos.
Galen.
II,
Pseudo- C?/riZZ. A.
Sicoes 19.
'O-kSiXov,
X, 1080 B.
Apophth.
99 A.
apLKpoco, a>aai,
ov, to,
=
7.
d,
^=
piKpvvat.
Cyrill.
A. X, 65 A.
53,
2.
(TKavSaKov, stumbling-block.
apLKpvvo), WO), z:^ ptKpvvco.

Sir.
Sept. Ps. 88, 46.
Sept.
14.
Ex.
ov,
10,
Deut.
7,
16.
Esai.
57,
17,
25.
32,
10.
Cleomed.
Patriarch.
(o-kcoittg)
1109 A.
s
'Sse.uAo-Demetr.
100.
<r(cci)7raior,
?)
dwarf:
Jester.
App.
I,
514, 38.
fj,
Athen. 12, 16.

(TKaiTn-oXoyor,
ov,
crpTXa^, a/cos,
mil ax.
Diosc.
2,
175 (176),
=^
(TKamriKOS,
o-KoiTrrdXi/s.
Schol. Arist.
o-KcoptoeiSijs',
Ach. 854.
(a-Kapia,
kidney-bean {Pliaseolus vulgaris). Sophrns. 3397 B, o-piXrj. a-piKa^. a/cos, 6,

KTjTraia,
cs,
EIAQ)
dross-like.
(TKVTOTOpLKOS.
Diosc. 5, 100.
<rKct)pia)8i;s, cs,
apCKapiov, ov, to,
= =
apiKiov.
Apophth.
14.
116
B.
i^
preceding.
Lex. Botan. Ka-
as V.
1.
Porph. Cer 494,

1341 A.
little
8pta ....
<Tfiapaybiâi, to
a-pi\ev(o, eixra, to cut out with
a-piKrj.
Greg.
have the color of afiapaybos, to be of an emerald green. Diod. 2, 52. Diosc. 5, 159 (160).
rj,
Naz.
47.
Ill,
apCKiov, ov, TO,
crpiXrj.
Diosc. Eupor. 1,
Sext. 434, 3.
Galen.
rj,
II,
96 D, larpiKov.
a-papayStvos.
ov,
smaragdinus,
little
of emerald.
4,
apCKiaiTos.
ov,
shaped
like
a-pikrj.
Antyll.
Apoc.
20.
4, 3, sc. \idos.
cpapdyBiov, ov, to,
Lucian. U, 111. Anton. o'pApaydos.
apud Orib
^pLvdiaKos,
fj,
III, 633, 9.
ov,
relating to Apollo Sminthius.
Men.
Rhet. 319, \6yoi, in praise of Apollo.
frpjipayhlrqi, ov, 6,
1, 6,
^=
17,
crp,apdy8ivos.
Sept, Esth.
yplvBios, ov, 6,
a-piv6os.
Strab. 13,
1,
64.
\ldos.
s
a-papaySos, ov, 6,
Classical.
steas
9.
maragdus
emerald.
Sept.
Ex. 28, 17.

in the
35, 13.
Ari-
[A
the
modification of the
Hebrew
Epiph. I, 653 C. Diosc. 5, 165 (166). a-pipi-s, iSos, 17, emery. [One of the meanings of Orib. II, 710, 12. the Hebrew TDK', with which crpvpis seems
a-pvpaLvabrjs, fs, like a-pvpaiva.
nini3,
Greek form being

of
the color
to be connected,
apvpiTTjs,
ov,
6,
is
diamond.]
Sept.
prosthetic]
<Tiuipayh6-)(Koos, ov,
of emery.
Job
41, 6,
(x^drf)
of ema-prjpa.
XWos, emery-stone.
(TpvpvtdCo,
15.
d<T6r,v,
erald.
Simoc. 162, 17.
<rprjypa, aTos, to, (crp.rix<o)
smegma
following.
Mai. 220,
Digitized
by Microsoft
TflVpVl^CO
iVm,
(<Tfj,vpm)
to
1000
loith
aovpKcô)
violate the rules
3, 2.
criivpviC'^,
mingle
mjjrrh,
of syntax.
Aristot. Elench..
7,
as wine.
Marc. 2. To embalm
15, 23.
Cyrill.
H. 820 A.
14, 1.

143.
192-
Tapix^vm.
79.
Anast. Sin.
SoXotKi'foiT-er Xdyot.
Dion. H. VI, 800, 15.

Epict.
3,
9,
232 D.
(rp.vpnvos,
Theoph. 527,12.
Diosc.
1,
658,10.-3. To
Sept. Esth.
2,
Strab.
14,
II,
2,
28,
p.
14.
resemble myrrh.
rj,
Plut.
12.
ov,
of myrrh.
((pepa)
59 F. 534 F. Sext. 112. Ding. 1, 51.
Lucian.
Ill,
25.
a-pvpvofopos,
ov,
producing
myrrh.
*(roXotKio-/:ids, ov, d,
soloecismus,
solecism,.
Strab. 16, 4, 25. 4, p. -318, 11. a-adp, DHB', a precious stone.

29, 2.
a-oâporris, rjTos,
r],
Sept. Par.
1,
(a-oâpot) haughtiness, dis-
dain, arrogance.
croâs, dSor,
a-ofirjiris,
rj,
Ephr.
to
Ill,
street-woman.
^,
426 D. Philon 11, 266.

Plut. II,
a violation of the rules of sjTitax. Aristot.. Elench. 14, 1. Chrysipp. apud Plut. II, 1047 B. Dion. H. v! 126. VI, 792. T^lut. II, 520 A. 731 E. Apollon. D. Pron. 287 B. 303 A. Synt. 198, 7. Gell. 5, 20. Sext..
646, 30.
14.
(ToXoiKicTTTis,
Diog.
7,
44. 59.
Eust. Dion. 272,
eo>r,
i:^
aoêia-Bm.
286 C.
a-o^tjrrjs, ov, 6,
^
a
1 i
OV,
6,
soloccista,
solecist,
6 aofiSiv, driver
persecutor.
one who commits solecisms.

sophist, (titul.).
Lucian. Pseudo-
Epiph.
II,
II,
661 D.
((ro/Seoi)
a-o^-qrpov, ov, to,
scarecrow.
Philon
(ToKoiKoeiSas, adv. solecistically in appearance-
428, 30.
s
Orig. Ill, 825 B.

s
.
o-oSSXif,
Inscr. 1327.
o-dXotKOf, ov, solecistic.
Phryn. 149. 447.

solecistic
7.
Sext.
2o8o/i7)i'df,
So/iti/ds.
ij,
di',
o/ 2dSo;ia
Macar. 225
Sept.
2o-
613, 16.
cro'\oiKo(j)avr]S,
es,
{<f>aLvopaC)
in
ap-
SoSofilTr]!, ov, 6, native

3, 2,
of Sodom.
409.
5.
fj.
Philon
I,
Fern.
Maco.
pearance.
Dion. H. V, 645,
SoSoptns,
o-oXoiKmSi^j, es, solecistic.
VI, 885, 14. Galen. VIII, 699 C.

Diog.
7,
iSos,
Greg. Naz. IV, 107.

r],
aoXoiKtos, adv. solecistically.
18.
ôhopLTLicos,
6v, ^=1 2obop.riv6s.
Orig. II, 117.
SoXo/xdrreioj, ov, (SoXo/^mp)
Solomon's.
Greg.
VII, 13.
Ews. V, 568.
(7ft)/cdptoi/,
Naz.
I,
961 A.
covos

d,
aoKapiov, also
ov, to, z:zz troKos.
He-
-avTeios.
*2oXo)LtQ)i/,
ron Jim. 48, 13. 15. Mai. 364,14 traKapiv. Porph. Cer. Qeopon. 20, 42 trxoi-vlov.
or covros,
1,
Solomon.
1, 6.
Dius
12, 42.
apud
/os. Apion.
17.
Matt.
II,
463. 460
Mem
(TOKapicov <f>opTcopdTav,
loads of (TOKapia.
ure.
Coteler.
(TOKevco, va(c, to
2.
with
Jos. Ant. 8, 2, 5.
Leant.
1980 B.
In
Jos.
kind of long vieasMai. 364,
the Septuagint, '2a\a>pMv, indeclinable.

2dXu/ia, av, Ta, Solyma,
IV, 310.
catch with a aoKos.
=:
'lepouo"aX^/i.
Ant.
17.
o-oKifm,
438, 11.
i<ra>,
Paus. 8, 16, 5. Philostr. 210. Confounded with Homer's 2dXuâ.

7, 3, 2.
preceding.
TO,
aoKio-Tpov,
ov,
Theoph. 339.
2oXt)/xi7iof,
ov,
of Solyma (Jerusalem').'
1612.
fj,
Synes..
following.
Leo Gram.
Written
Hymn. Hymn.
apud
a-opi^,
7, 4, p.
108.
crdKef, ov, d,
^c^vpr]ts, iSos,
of Solyma (Jerusalem). Synes.

1613.
rope
a sort of lasso.
9, 3,
p.
Olymp. 455, 4 aaKKois, Mai. 438, 13. Theoph. 339, 6. V. 1. o-dKKOif. [The word seems to be of Oriental origin. Compare the Hebrew Tp: (10-?) <rvpSee also Jos, B. J. 7, 7, 4.] TrXaKrjvai, Sedijvai.
also (ToKKQS, o-(ok6s'
*2o'\vp.iTr]s. ov, 6,
'lepoo-oXufiin/s.
Maneth.
Jos. Apion.
iKos,
I,
1,
26, p. 461.
6,
ore
vpa^, field-mouse.
Plut.
(ropis,
300 C.
fj,
iSos,
(s
or
s ?)
sorceress.
Achmet.
to
o-oXe'a,
the elevated portion of the floor in front of the inner sanctuary of a church. Theoph. 681, 18. Meet. Paphl. 536 D. Porph. Cer. 15. Pach. I, 173.
as, ^,
s
,
o1ea
275.
o-opoTrXoKeo),
(tropos, TrXeKo) L. pollingo, shroud, for the grave. Charis. 245, 12.
fj,
Codin. 54.
A.
Also,
Also,
o-opdf, ov,
the case
containing the garments

726.
a-oXela.
Sophrns. 3985
of the
113.
Virgin.
Chron.
Codin.
96,
d cro\eas, ov.
Curop. 91.
<To\ipviov, ov, TO, s o

fi'ora
1 e n e donum, donation the emperor to a church. Justinian. Novell. 128, 16. Edict. Prooem. Basil.
a-ov0aSiovâs,
d,
the Latin
subadjuva
1540 B.
viroôr)66s, Sopv(f)6pos.
Syties.
Lyd..
Porph. Novell. 314. 433, 19 criKipviov.

o-dXiSof,
Suid.
Theoph.
Cont.
182, Chron. 696, 8 aovâSiovâs10. Porph. Cer. 403, 17. Suid. Pou^diou/Sor,.
solidus
as,
r],
incoiTectly.
oXokXt^poj.
Lyd. 127.
Ijyd. 127.
o-oC^Xa, as,
fj,
the Latin
spit.
subula
578, 19.
(ToKiov, ov, TO,
solium =:
:^
d^fXds,.
Bpovos.
dêXi'o-KOf,
III,
Nectar. 1828 B.
Damasc.
to spit^
o-oXoiKia,
(T6KotKi<Tp.6s.
Lucian.
II,
1297 A.
TAeo;);!.
285.
*o-oXotKif(B,
iVo),
a-ov^Xiâ,
la-a, iaBrjv, la-fievos,
irfipai,
in grammatical language,
to
to
put upon a
spit.
Suid.'Emipev, ecrou^Xtftv-
Digitized
by Microsoft
aovfiXiov
(Tov^lov, ov, TO,
1001
Stud.
1,
aoôBoopoi
as
:=
ojreas, OTrtjnou, awl.

5, 4. 6, 2.
title.
Basil.
IV,
460
T^s
aljs
Leo. Tact. 1740 B. 154 (TovfiXiv.

(roujSpucor,
6,
Ptoch.
(ro<j)las.
superaria,
see (rvêXKiov.
as,
r/,
outer garment.
Charts. 553, 11.

(ToujSo-eXXioi',
3. Sophia, in the Valentinian system of theosophy, an emanation from avBpaynos and iKKKrjo-ia her spouse is deXrjTds. Iren.
;
449.^481. 488.
(TovjSoTai/Tia,
II,
substantia.
rj,
Athan.
=
1,
741 B.
lavos,
ao\iyye(rr'i<M>v,
suggestio
s
529.-4. The second Sophia 'Axap-md; she is out of the Pleroma. Iren. 480. Hippol. Haer. 276, 52. 278, 84.
379,4.-5. The Wisdom
8tSa-
Plotin. 1,
o-KoXia.
<roiSa, as,
Lyd. 220, 8. 17. the Latin s u d e ij,

Cliron. 725.
,
hypostatized
:^
X^P"!'
palisade.
TheopJi. 765.
2.
Di(cA, trench.
Porph.
Adm.
180.
Theoph.
520 B. church of Constantinople, built by Constantius the son of Constantine, and dedicated
to the Hypostatized
of God, applied to the Son. Athan. 6. Saint Sophia, the great
Cont. 618.
a-ojuSapiov,
ov, to,
the Latin
sudarium
Wisdom of God
356 A.
Theod.
Ill,
(Christ).
Socn 193 B.
217 B.
3, 1.
Soz. 1197 B.
KO^^nSpainov,
Luc. 19, 20.

Poll.
7,
71.
II,
napkin, handkerchief. Act. 19, 12. /oarrn. 11, 44. Moer. 317. Sophrns. 3988 D.
towel,
Justinian. Novell.
1100 B.
Proc.
C, here Elprjvrj is confounded with 2o(j)m;
or else,
I,
we must read
Proc. Gaz.
Kava-ravTios.
Ill,
Damasc.
p. 368.
352 B.
;=z <7ou8a, palisade.
339, 22.
2828 A.
Euagr.
croufiaToi', ou, to,
Mauric.
s
4, 31.
Theoph. 34.
CAron. 725.
also Greg.
Naz.
II,
(rovKLvov or o-oupîfoi/, ou, to,
num
I,
^ ^cKTpov.
A o'ov^tou,
,
the Latin
2,
Aet.
35.
Clem. A.
Aquil.
i -
in Alexandria.
Porph. Adm. 82. (See 489 B.) Also, a church Joann. Mpsch. 2965 A 'H
dyia
'2,o<f>la.
961
write a-ovîvov.
a-o(j>iâ>,
to
instruct, etc.
2oîfo;iat, to think
(TovKivos or o-oij;^n'or, ov, L.
sucinus, sucidviva)
one's self wise.

jrotfjirai.
Sept. Sir. 10, 26 Mi) aocpiôv
neu Reg.
of aovKivov.
10, 11
Artem. 137.
3,
(Symm.
to 'ipyov aov, boast not of thy sufirj
D'JdSx,
a species of costly wood.

(TovXrav, 6, indeclinable,
? 35, 4 'AKaipms boast not of thy wisdom.
perior skill
aocf>tôv,
the Arabic
sultan.
Cedr.
(TO<pi(Tfi.dnov,
ov, to,
little
crd0ta-/xa.
Epict.
2,
Cinn. 14. 56.

oovXtovikos,
II,
Tj,
Nicet. 155, 24.

the sultan's, sultanic.
18, 17.
Lucian.
II,
868.
ov,
CTO0i(r/iaTa)87;?, es, (âotpio'p.a) sophistical.
Greg.
654.
oil,
Th. 1093 A.
o,
Basil. Ill,
6,
o'ouXTai'os,
the Greek form of

Scyl. 732.
trovXTciv.
Cedr. 11, 575.
Bryenn. 56
(ro(pio'fi6s,
ov,
z^
400 A. Oenom. apud o'otjita'p.a.

Clem.
âaiKeiis â(n\ca>v, TravTOKparap.

aoijijios,
s
Bus. Ill, 373 A. A. II, 632 A.

(7O0t(7Teia, as,
tj,
Clementin. 81 C.
mmus
192.
=:^
the highest cast of dice.
zr^ to
cro(j)i:TTCveiv.
Diod. 12,
Poll. 4, 50,
Agath. Epigr. 64,

(70OTep|3or,
6,
I,
9.
superbus
II,
=
I,
53.
virepritfiavos.
2, 2.
Philon
I,
10, 5, sophistry.
condemned.
o'o(pL(TTvpa,
Dion.
o-oCpa,
fi,
H.
747, 5.
Strah. 5,
aros,
Ill,
to,
^=
aofjiia'p.a.
OenoM.
sura
Kwj/iij.
Pfa(.
869 A.
apud Eus.
I,
441 B. a
Hippol. Haer. 348,

to teach.
SoupiijX, 0, Suriel,
an Ophian figment.
Luc.
8, 3.
On^.
51.
aotpiareiKo, euo'ojj to be
<TO(j>LaTrjs
:
1340.
2oo-awa,
ijs,
^,
Susanna.
((TovtTov)
CTe/ra.
Cic. Attic.
13,
1,
9, 9,
TO.
et alibi.
Strab.
14,
1,
2,
13.
A. X 1329.
(7outrivoj,
/),
ov,
=
II,
66,
priTopiKO.
Philon
fiei
198, 18.
Sext.
Kptvivos, \etpivos.
1,
Tatian.
678.
857 A, oTrms
fioix^veiv.
Moschn. 126,
(116), eXaiov.
p.
63.
i)!osc.
62.
3,
106
96
8 b,
Galen.
81 E.
9.
85 B.
p.
(TocfiicrTrjpiov,
A.
I,
Antyll. a,-pvLdiOrih. 11, iil,
488 C.
Also,
Clem. A.
1,
ov, to, a sophist's shop (school). Oenom. apud Eus. HI, 376 D. Clem. A. I,
avaivos.
Aet.
69 B.
a-ocjita-Trjs,
28.
a-ova-ov, to,
lily.
the
Hebrew ViOW
ov,
Ill,
6,
teacher,
applied
to
Jesus.
Kpivov, Xelpiov,
Lucian.
337.
<rov(l)(j)pdyiov, ov, to,
Implied in the preceding. s u ff r a g i u
o-oipurTiKcvta, evcra, (o-o0to-Tt(cos) to talk plausibly
suffrage.
or speciously.
<To(j)ia-Top.avea>,
Simoc. 262, 23.

rjo-o),
Tiber. Novell. 20.

<rov)(i,vos,
{fialvofiai)
to
be
mad for
aovxôv, see crovKivos, crovKiov.

iJ,
sophists, to
II,
run after
rj,
sophists.
Greg. Naz.
ro<j)la,
as,
wisdom.
Philon
I,
56, 16. 25.
530,34(361,40). 51,48. 553, 36.

a book.
it is
513 D.
(ao(f)6s, SiSmfii)
Soî'a
o-o0oSdrts, iSos,
fj
<To<po-
SoXofimiTos, Sapientia Solomonis, the title of

Orig.
I,
407 B.
126
written
"Socpla SaXtujumi/.
In the Septuagint 2. Wisdom,
Pseudo-Dion. 816 C. a-o<j>68a>pos, ov, (Smpoy) giving wisdom. PseudoDion. 645 A.

hapos.
Digitized
by Microsoft

aocfyo-TTOieco
1002
Pseudo-Dion.
wise.
cnrapa'y fJuaTwdrji;
a surgical instrument. Cosm. Ind. 445
a-o(po-notea>, rja-a,
to
make
the
wise.
2.
B
Scion,
small
501 B.
(ro<po-!roiT](ns, fias,
t],
branch.
making
Pseudo-
(Tiradia-ixos, ov, 6,
=
72,
trirddiov.
to o-naOlêLv, a striking with

(/SokXoi')
Dion. 644 A.
0-0(^0770110, as,
f),
a sword.
Achmet. 119.
ov,
z=
preceding.
Pseudo--Dion.
wise.
a-nadofiaKKiov,
to,
sicord-cane
10.
tS)V
.S31
A.
{KOLeo)
Porph.
Cer.
18.
82,
4.
100,
23
(TorpoTvoios, 6v,
making
Pseudoclcri
(Adm.
avTwv
120, 13 "'Eo'codev
yap Sid
pd^hav
THon. 205 C.
<Torp6s,
Tj,
268 A.
Sept. Jer. 4, 22 ôrpoi
to
(TTraBla
âCTaôvTes}.
6v,
loise.
Tov KaKOTToiTjaai, they are wise
eWa
5.51,
1,
(Toipoi,
the
do evil. Diod. seven wise men.

Nicol.
OJ
II,
(TTrdXa^, aKos, 6, r=:
dandXa^. Classical. Sept, Lev. 11, 30 as v. 1. Cleomed. 67, 30. Clem. A. I, 144 B. 233 B.
ivos,
6,
45.
552, 62.
D. 142.
Strah. 13,
cnrdXiiav,
L.
pluteus,
defensive
besiegers.
38.
14, 1,
a-o^fioa,
aam,
adv.
=
o
7.
14, 2, 11.
a-o(f>iâ>,
machine used
in sieges
by the
to
I,
make
869
.'
wise.
Sept.
Agath. 147. 195.

crnavaBeXcpeco, to be cnravdSfXipos.
Ps. 145, 8.
<ro(f>S>s,
Cyrill.
s
A.
!
C.
Ptol. Tetrab.
p h os
s
wisely
an exclamation
instru-
119.
aTTavadeXcpia, as,
ters,
rj,
of approbation.
(TTrdSil,
Plut. II, 45 F.
,
fewness of brothers or
sis-
iKos,
ment.
(TTraSofifiB,
p a d i X a stringed Nicom. Harm. 8.

fi,
or of brothers
and
sisters.
Ptol. Tetrab.
119.
abrupt.
(nravdde\<j}o$, ov,
(o-iravos,
iVm,
{(nrabaiv)
75,
to
render
d8e\(fi6s)
with
few
Dion.H. V,
vowels.
(rna8ovL(Tfi6s, ov,
12, tov rjxov,
of the short
brothers
or
sisters,
or
brothers
and
sisters.
6,
Sext. 747, 6.
to a-navBovcêLv, abrupt4, tS>v fjâv.
(TTtavr}, rjs,
r],
zz=. (TTrdvis.
fj,
ness.
<T'nabaiV,
Dion.
li.
VI, 1077,
'SrTTavia,
as.
Hispania, Spain.
15,
28.
Gen. 37, 36. Diod. U, 580, 46. Plut. I, 900 D. Ptol. Tetrah. 187. Theophil. 1161 B. Moer. 316. Hippol. Haer. 456, 52. Cijrill. A. X, 1109 A. (TTTaOapia, as", ^, the loife of a crnaOdpLos. Stud. 1668 A (titul.). Porph. Cer. 67,20.
evvovxos.
Sept.
fTTTaQapiKov, ov, 6, (a-nddrj^ î^ deptarpov.
ovTos or (mahoivos,
6,
(airdoy)
spado
Paul.
Rom.
Theoph. Cont. 479. Diod. 5, 37. Eus. II, 1517 C.

Athan.
Also, ai
1,
'SiTvaviai.
Theophil. 1105 A.
249 A.
{tTTrdvios),
tTTTavidjus
adv. rarely.
Erotian. 34.

a-wavt^m, to be scarce
p. 239,
:
to
lack.
Strab. 3,
25
O'lvco
8e fjiraviôvTai,
of.
Symm.
viôva-i, lack,
23 (^'^^), large thin upper garment. cnradapiKos, 77, ov, pertaining to a <nra6a.pios.
Esai.
3,
scarce.
Mid.
Sept.
are in want
2.
3, 7,
oXvov OTra-
To
render
(rtravlôfiai,
to be
or become
II,
scarce.
Judith
11, 12.
Dion. H.
Vit. Nil.
Damasc.
II,
357 C,
dîa>p,a.
î.<f>r)^6pos,
1090.
o'TraviOptov, ov, to,
(TiraBaptos, ov, 6,
spatharius =:
The
barren place.
Jun.
sword-bearer.
(nmBdpioi formed part of
lib B.
fnrdvios, a,
ov,
the emperor's body-guard (o-to/iaroûXaKEs). Eus. I, 293 A. Nil. Epist. 1, 227. Theod. IV, 1305 A. Apophth. 325 B. Martyr.
Areth. 23.
rjs, 17, the wife of a (rnadaPorph. Cer. 67, 19. ernadapo-KavSiSdros, ov, o, a title higher than spatharius. Nic. II, 652 C. Phot. II, 956 A.
rare.
Diosc. lobol. 5 Kara to

Strab. 15,
tnrdvLov, rarely.
(TiraviaTos, KapTTois,
rj,
Sext. 650.
deficient in.
3, 1,
ov,
egena fructibus.
Classical.
crTmdapoKav8i.8dTL(T(Ta,
inravLws, adv. rarely, seldom.

2,
Pobjh.
poKavSiSaTos-
15,
6.
IClem. A.
I,
608
o-iravimTaTa,
superlative.]
(TTravoKapwia, as,
fj,
mrdvis
Kapfiraiv.
Diod.
5,
Genes. 11, 4.
(TTTaBaTos, ov, 6,
39.
armed
viith
a sword.
7,
Afric.
<nrav6oivpos, ov, {ovpa) with

his tail.
few or no
hairs on
Cest. 72, p. 313.

a-nadea, as,
Leo. Tact.
loilh
55.
Achmet. 152.
490,
6.
Also,
ov,
6,
rj,
a cut
a-TradrjTrjs,
a avaOiov. Theoph. Achmet. 119. (crTradda) waster, consumer.

<nra6ia.
oTTavos, ov, 6, naturally destitute
Aster. 209
A
{(jjepa)
<T7Tadrj(ji6pos, ov,
bearing a a-nddr) (bat).
of beard. Ptol. Polem. 257. Pallad. Laus. 1065 A. Ephes. 1180 C. Achmet. 22. 'Siravos, ov, 6, Hkpanus, Spaniard. Plut. I, 56. Eus. II, 1061. Gelas. 1201.
Tetrab. 144.
(TTravoTCKvos, ov, (crirarar, t4kvov) with
Philon
(TTradia,
II,
528, 37. 38.
few
or no
see o-iraOea.
strike with
children.
Sext. 747, 6.
cTTraflifm, iVo), to
a sword.
Achmet.
1, 2.
(rnapdyyiov, ov, to,
119.
a-wadiov, ov, to,
61
(nrddrj,
da-irdpayos. Vit. Nil. Jun.

;
Ta
'Kfyop.fvaa-wapayyia
is
perhaps the
convnl'
sword.
Mauric.
true reading
sive.
da-napdyyia.
Mai. 493, 20. Tact. 18, 83.
Theoph. 489 (rmBiv.
Leo.
a-irapayp,aTd>Sris, es,
{ampaypu, EIAQ)
Leo Med. 153,
Tro\viTOT6ixov,
Plut. II, 130 D.
Digitized
by Microsoft
1003
cr
aTrapaKTSov
airapaKTeou
TTeuSw
in
=
rj,
8ei airapaaafiv.
Antyll.
apud
o-TreipijSoV
(wrreipa),
adv.
maniples.
Sept.
7.
Orih. II, 60, 11.

(nrapaKTTfs, ov, 6, =:= 6 imapa.(T(Ta>v.
II,
Mace.
Greg. Naz.
oTTTeipiKos,
2, 5, 2.
17,
PoZi/J. 5, 4, 9.
SiraS. 3, 3,
23, 23.
dv, spiral.
Heron Jun.
9,
645 C.
Euchait. 1163 A.
6v,
(TTreipo), ;o sojo.
Sep*. Judio.
salt.
45, aiTijv oXaj,
airapaKTiRos,
tearing, etc.
Cosm. Cann.
Alex. Aphr.
/(t
sozved
it
with
Greg. 349.
(Ttrdpaîs,
<)?,
o-ireKiov, ov, to,
Achmet. 211 -adat tl. name of a garment. Porph. Cer
^,
=:
(nrapay/ios.
82.
o-ffeKXdptor,
li,
Probl. 68, 25.

(rndpyavov, ov, to, swaddling-clothes.
ov,
specularis=r
2,
Sia(pavf]s,
rJToi
Philon II, 361 'E^ avTav (Tnapyduiov, from the very Sext. 607, 26 'Ek cradle, from infancy, Porph. Cer. 15, 22, the vpiiTav OTrapydvaiv.
transparent.
K\dpiov.
o-TTtKKov, OV, TO,
laris,
Act.
53 Aiatpavh,
ajre-
(s
p 6 c u 1 u m) L.
Basil.
I,
lapis spcciiDorotJi.
a mineral.
61 B.
swaddling-clothes of the infant Jesus

airapyavoto, axrco, to swathe.
(Tirapyavovrai,
1653 B.
Joann. Mosch. 3056
Cosm. 464
avirXov,
Pa/c?;
^= paKccTi.
r/,
cTTTEKouXdriBp, opor,
specula re, window of lapis specularis. 6, speculator, an officer

about the person of a general.
mvapydvioaris, ems,
11,
a swathing.
Greg. Naz.
Marc.
6, 27.
436 B.
Anast. Sin. 208 C.

r),
Atlian.
jua1.
I,
261
D =r
Srjpios, executioner.
UTrdpyaxTLi, emr,
o-T-oi.
(^(nrapydai)
a swelling of
(TTrevSopai.
Tlieoph. 158, 13, Tivd
tivL
36 (41). 2, 129, p. 251, v. oTrdpyricns, the analogical form.

Diosc.
3,
<r?rapT-e'oi'
o-TreppaTiâ,
luw,
9,
Sept.
nate.
Ex.
8ei (Tirelpfiv.
Clem. A.
I,
497 B.
Sept.
ij,
come to seed. 31, was boiled. S. To imprerjLev. 12, 2. Just. Frag. 1576 B.
{a-Treppa)
to
airapriov, ov, to,
a sort of horse-shoe.
((êpca)
3, 4, 9.
Dion C.
a-ircppariKos,
I, 9,
ov,
seminal.
Classical.
2,
Philon
62, 28, 1.
a7rapTo<j>6pos,
ov,
36, oiKxiai.
Seran. 257,
irnpos.
To
the
producing (nrdpTos,
I,
a shrub.
Strab.
(TneppanKov, the power of generating. Plut. II, 898 F. 365 C, Toii Oeov. 'O (TTreppartKos
a-nda-pa, aros, to,
A.
(rpos.
fragment, piece. Plut. 2. The drawing of a sword, Plut. I, 1074 C.

6,
466
crna-
Xo'yor,
commonly
oi
a-neppariKoX
\6yoi,
seminal principles, the laws of generation. Cornut. 148. Plut. 11, 881 E. 637 A. Athen.
airatrpos, ov,
the
drawing of swords.
Diosc.
Sept.
apud
Orib.
Ill,
166,
11.
II,
Mace.
2, 5, 3,
paâipav.
2, 2.
Athenag. 904 A.
Paul. Aeg,
luxuriously or
Galen.
Anton. 30 B.
7,
4,
14.
Sext. iius.
<nva(rpa>hr)s, fs,
o-jraafimSffls,
subject to spasms.
414, 26, \oyiKa>v âav.
adv.
spasmodically.
VI, 926 D.
logos ?
fTTveppjiTiKas,
Diog.
136.
Just. Apol. 2,
8.
13, fiflor Xo'-
300.
o-n-aToXdm, ^(ro), (o-TraTaXT;) <o
yor, the partial manifestation of the divine
&e
voluptuously.
1, 5, 6.
Sept. Sir. 21, 15.

5, 5.
PauZ. Tim.
adv.
Zi'fe
.seerf
i7i
an elementary
Jacob.
Sim.
6, 1.
Barn. 753 A. CTem. ^. I, 429 B.
Herm.
manner.
Nicom. 114.
Clementin. 17, 18, ex
êoii Tedeta-rj,
<j'KaTaXr)pM, arof, to,
=^ :^
(maTaKrj. Agath. Epigr.
CTem
sical.
.4. li,
implanted in us. Iren. 532 Orig. lY, 57TB. 516 D.

6,
68, 1.
(TneppaTiiTpos, ov,
6,
zi= to CTreppaTiêcv.
Clas-
airaToKqdTqs, ov,
6 tnraTdKav.
Pseudo-
Sept. Lev. 18, 23.
Chrys. IX, 777 E.

XtaTrjs.
o-iraToKiov, ov, to,
Bus. Alex. 444
a-Trara-
o-TreppaToXoyeci), tjoco,
cnreppokoyeia.
Philostr.
524.
mode of
dressing the hair.
(TireppaTovxos, ov, (ex<") liolding seed.
Eus.
Ill,
Const. Apost. 1, 3.
CTroToXof,
ov,
213 D.
L7jd. 107, 10.
voluptuous; prodigal.
apud
i'f/nes.
'us.
in, 1372 D.
-I'oi',
469 A.
s
Bardes. Caesarius 981.
<nreppaTocj)dyos, ov,
24.
:=
anfppo(j>dyos.
Diod.
3,
UTreppo-jSopos, ov,
^=
ov,
a'7reppo(pdyos.
Caesarius Anast. Sin.

211 D, et
Plut.
avdnov or
208.
ou, to,
patium
Chron.
1096.
a-Treppo-yoviKos,
rj,
ilfaZ.
175.
break, neuter.
seed-bearing.
UTTaia, da-a, to
a-jTfipa,
Achmet. 181.
maniple.
Polyb.
941, 13.
Sept.
2, 3,
749 A.
a-ireppokoyia, as,
alibi.
tj,
at,
fj,
L. manipulus,
gossip.
I,
Plut.
I,
Judith 14, 11.

2.
Mace.
2, 8, 23.
Clem. 4.
rj,
656 A.
gossiping
:
11,
23, 1.
Dion. H.
3,
II,
Ill,
a-ireppokoyiKos,
ov,
idle.
II,
1940, 12.
Strab. 12,
18.
I,
Matt. 27, 27.
664 A.
a-weppoKoyos, ov, gossiping.
II,
Jos. B. J. 3, 4, 2.
Pfe(.
575 E.
App.
II,
Classical.
Philon
322, 22, arpaTTfyihes, cohortes praetorianae.

inreipas,
aros, to,
576, 4, a gossip.
Sext. 14, 25.
(nreipov.
Cosm. Carm.
cnrppo-(j)dyos, ov, eating seeds.

o-TreVXo!',
Greg. 345.
iTirelpacns, ems,
17,
see
to
(TTreicKov.
((rjreipam)
coiling or
crirevSm,
Sfffis,
hasten.
Gell.
10, 11
'Smevhe
jSpo-
up.
P/u. II, 1077 B.
festina lente, hasten slowly.
Digitized
by Microsoft
cTTreva-reov
aireva-Tiov ^=. Set criTeihuv.
1004
Tadan.
2,
(TTTOvSetOS
Classical.
885 A.
a-nrjkaiov,
a-n-rj'KMa,
Clem. A.
ov, to,
I,
1344 B.
Sept.
cave.
Hab.
15 to
597 A. 2. Splenicus, splenetic, ed with pain in the spleen. Diosc. Galen. 11, 264 C.
cnrX-qva>hr)s,
es,
afflict1,
23.
euphemism
o-TrrjXdpwv, ov, to,
for alSota.
Vit. Nil.
z=^
preceding.
Herod, apud
Anton.
5, 9.
(T7rrfl\.aSiov.
Jun.
Orib. II, 405, 6.

(TTToyydpiov, ov, to,
little
53 C.
tnnjXo&laiTos,
ov,
trTrdyyos.
(ScaiTo)
living
in
a cave.
a'noyyodrjpas, ov,
6,
{Orjpda) diver for sponges.

<nTfjkaijj,a,
Plut. II,
950 B. C.
T)aa>, (Xiya') to collect with a Pallad. Laus. 1106 D, -Îxas.
incorrect for tmiKajm.

ov,
trwidafiijcnos,
IT, 528 D.
(Tm6afi.a>&ris, ff,
= =
p
i
trnoyyoXoyea,
following.
tsmxA-Athan.
Diosc. 4, 59 as
sponge.
(rmBajuaios.
tmoyyos, ov, 6, sponge. Chron. 705, the sponge used at the crucifixion (Joann. 19, 29).
o'TToyyoTfjpas,
ov,
6,
V.
1.
{Tqpia)
sponge-tvatcher,
o-mKOTOs,
T],
ov, s
M- (of corn).
amXaSaiSr]i,
es,
furnished with an GaZen. VI, 178 C. 182 C. E.

c a
t
a marine animal.
(TiroyyaSris, es,
5,
Plut. II, 980 B.

Diosc.
anoyyoeiSris, spongy.
(aniKas,
EIAQ)
rocky.
Strab.
129 (130).
i(Tco,
16, 4, 18, p. 331, 6.
a-mXds, dBos,
oTrlXor,
ou,
fj,
o,
= =
ajToSiâ,
to be
TTJ
ashy or ash-colored.
xpda-
Diosc.
following.
KrjXls,
Jud. 12.
stain,
5,
170 (171),
spot,
blemish.
5,
(TTiohtov,' ov, TO,
(cTTToSoy)
spodium,
3, 4, 15.
metallic
Dion. H.
II,
698, 15.
Paul. Eph.
129.
Jos.
27.
dross.
I,
Posidon. apud Strab.
Diosc.
Erolian. 290.
11, 3, ai/iarof.
Diosc.
1,
Pto.
II,
659 D.
Ant. 13, ^rtem. 422.

Sept.
3,
^4.
136 (137),
o'TToSi.aSrjs, es,
p. 133.
cTTToSoeiS^s.
ti(A
Erotian. 354.
ash-colored skin.

(TTTiXdo),
a><7(ii,
(TiroSoSfppos, ov,
to soil, stain.
(Sepfia)
lajXiSoco,
Apophth. 284
/lifXavdi',
{Doroth. 1777
Sn-oSdScp/xa
Sap. 15,4.
6.
I,
Dion. H.
Ill,
1751.
/acoS.
ash-colored black skin ; quoted fi'om

es,
CTem. Jud. 23. Patriarch. 1121 B. 648 A. Fseudo-Oreg. Th. lloT B.

full
the Apophthegmata).
o'TToSofiSrjs,
ash-colored.
31, 10.
Classical.
2,
Sept.
5,
o-TTiXmS?)?, fs,
of spots.
Moschn.
76.
Gen. 30, 39.

(162).
cTTToSdetr,
fo-a-a,
Diosc.
195.
161
aniXaijxa, aTos, to, spot,

12.
trirwa,
mark.
Aquil. Esai. 13,

Diosc.
119.

fj,
spina
ev,
preceding.
Sihyll.
4,
axavda.
1,
178
o-TToSdr, ov,
7),
iTmvdrjpoeiSrjs, is,
(<rTnv6r]p,
EIAQ)
spark-like.
lava.
Strab. 6,
2, 3, p.
428, 10.
P/uf.
I,

(nnvmSrjs, ff, slender.
triripa, as,
rj,
(TTroXiov, ou, TO, s
p o 1 i u m =^
o-kCXov.
Ptol. Tetrab. 143.

s
302 C.
awovBavXeoi, to be G-7rov8avXr)s.
(TTTOvdavXrjs,
(erffeipa)
pira
a kind of cake
to
or pastry, cracknel,
twist.
Athen. 14, 57.
ov,
6,
(fnrovSr],
avXeco)
Artem. 81. one wh&

Inscr. 2983.
trirKayxvlôixai, itrBrjv, {arirXdyxvov)
have com-
passion on any one.

1,
Matt. 15, 32.

1.
41.
Clem. R.
x).
2,
Marc. Herm. Mand. 4, 3

1096 C, Sept. Mace. 2, 6, 8
the
a'7r\dy)(ya.
plays on the flute at sacrifices. Isid. Hisp. 1, 16, 2.

a-TvovBeia, as,
rj,
^=
anovSrj.
Cedr.
II,
609, the
(Codex
Patriarch. 1093 A.
f]p.ds.
dSiaKpLTas
irao'i,
eucharist.
OTTOvSeidô) (oTTOvSeios), to consist
to be
1T0S,
of spondees,
a-7r\ay)^vtâ) :z= <nr\ay)(yvai.
spondaic.
Plut. II, 1137 B.
-âv
irpo-
o'lrKayxviKos,
tj,
ov,
of or for
spondaic mood.
rj,
Diosc.
1,
81, p. 86, (âp/iQKov.
a-TTovSetoKos,
ov,
spondaicus,
spondaic.
a-jr\ayxvt(Tii6s, ov, 6, {a-!rXay)(yi^(o)
L. visceratio,
2,
sacrificial feast.
7,
Sept.
Mace.
2, 6, 7. 21.
42.
(TTvXayxvo-iTKomojxai
<Tn'\ay;(j/fuo/iat.
Socr.
413 C.
<r7rXay;(i'o(rKOffof,
Drac. 68, 24. Heph. 3, 3, TovTOTroiia,, two spondees (tSv avdpdm-av). Hermog. Ehet. Arcad. 140, 21, 395, 28, novs, a spondee. Iambi. V. P. 240, pirpov, Xeîs (mav). spondaic verse.
a-TTovSeiaa-pos, ov, 6, the
II,
ou, 6,
(crKoiria))
L. haruspex,
use of spondees.
Plut.
diviner
79,
from
the entrails
of victims.
a-irXdyxva.
Theoph.
Sept.
1135 A.
16.
ok,
(TiTovSctos, a, ov, (oTTovSiy)
spondeus,
belong-
<T7rXay;(i'o-0ayoy,
eating
ing
to,
or used
at,
libations.
Dion. H. VI,
jiiEXor.
Sap. 12,
o-TrXrjvdptov,
5.
1021, 11, avXripjiTa.

to,
1,
little
ov,
<nfKT)v
r^
oBovtov.
Sext.
TTovs,
749, 25.
3.
Poll. 4, 73. 79,
In prosody,
a-irov&eios
Diosc. Eupor.
<nT\r]VLda>
54.
inrXriva.
dXyS Tov
of
the
Classical.
Diosc. 4, 183 (186).
or simply a-TrovSeios, spondeus, a spondee. Dion. H. V, 105, 10 (143, 11). Drac. 127, 20. Heph. 3, 1. Aristid. Q. ST.
36, pei^wv,
ly,
awkqviKos,
Ptol.
rj,
ov,
spleen.
Diosc.
1,
116.
II,
two spondees.
s
3.
Substantivethe
Tetrab. 198,
hideems.
Clem. A.
TO a-TTovSeiov,
pondeum
cup
ttsed
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by Microsoft
(7'7rovS7]<f)ope(o
1005
25, 29.
Sir.
a-Ta6/j,rjTiKdi;
in offering libations.
50, 15.
Sept.
Ex.
OTTVpiSdKwv,
ov,
TO,
(TTTVpihlOV.
Pallad.
PJdlon
Ill,
II,
157, 24.
^:z
v.
1.
Plut. II,
377 E.
ctjut.
Laus. 1105 B.
a-TTvpiSaSrjs,
s,
fT7rovSrj(popa},
rjacoj
(nrovbrjtjiQpos
resembling
(rirvpis.
Schol.
Lucian.
361 A.
483 as
ov,
cvov8rj(j)6pos,
aiTovhlôfuu,
ciled to
II,
itrBrjv,
= ^
Arist.
Ach. 1097.
little a-irvpajBos.
anovSotfiopos.
Method.
recon-
<rnvpl6iov, OV, to, 19, p. 77,
Diosc. lobol.
Tav alyav.
fnrivhojxai,
to he
any one. Tgnat. 688 A, 5ew. Damasc. 369 B, r^ 8ta/3dXo).

ov, to, z=^
aTrovbvKioVj
verticUlus.
uôvhvkLov, trôvhvKos,
Spyridon, bishop of Tremithus in Cyprus, and one of the Nicene fathers. Socr. 64. Gelas. 1245. araâpov, see (rravapov.
2Trvpi8a>v, avos, 6,
tTTafiapoco, aa-a,
Ackmei. 249, p. 233. a-TTovSvkos, ov, 6, neck of a human being. Theopli. 765, 14. 8. TAe liead or Âisrfe o/ Galen. VI, 363 E. <Ae artichoke (Ko/apa).
;(dpaKar injyvvpi, to drive

to
stakes
into
9.
the
ground,
palisade.
Leo.
Tact. 11,
CTTo^Xtfco,
ura,
((n-d/3Xoy)
KTiravâ,
incorrect for
a-Ttova-a, to,
sponsalia
2.
Porph. Cer. 487.

Ptoch.
2,
=
;(ai,
to stable a horse. Theoph. Cont. 617, 20.
appaâv.
Theoph. 687, 15.
317.
{nropalos, a, ov,
o-OTopar,
^=
orTroptfios.
3abr. 13,
Plut.
I,
oTa/SXieriaTOf, oC, 6,
/nd-
groom, one
who has charge

Schol. Arist.
dSos, ^, scattered.
726 F,
of stables.
a-Ta^XiTTjs,
ov,
Cons(. IV, 869 C.

6,
skirmishes.
rj,
for sowing, etc. Classical, Ta oTTopina, corn-Jields. Malt. 12, 1. Joann. Mosch. 3108 D. Sabine word =^= <Tir6pwv, ov, TO, s p u r i u Pint. II, 288 F. KiJtrôs.
tTTTopLfios,
ov,
preceding.
Thesm. 491.
<TTa^\oK6p.j]s, rjTos,
6,
z^
K6p.r)s
tov
ord/SXou,
constable (in its original sense).
Porph. Cer.
478, 20.
490, 15.
6,
ordjSXos, ov,
(TTaa-is,
stabulum
irr hmrcov, Inno-
cTTopios, see airovpios.
stable.
(Tnopra, as,
r),
the Latin s
po
rt a
r^
I,
(nrvpis,
Mai. 396.
a-TdfSXov.
CTTayeTOff,
oi),
Apophth. 81 A. Porph. Cer. 488, 17.
Also, to
Lyd. 253.
(fiKoimBris irkfKTdvri, basket.
Cedr.
297.
Codin. 82.
6,
(TiropTovkov, ov, TO,
sportula
1, 4,
=r: hapov, present.

i7/rf.
arayav.
Aquil. Prov. 19,

eâyiov (r
Chrys. Ill, 720 B.

17.
Chal. 1560 B.
26, f.
253,
13.
trrdyiov,
Nil. 500 D.
Justinian. Cod.
1,4,28,
an error for rdyiov
6).
Gaên. XIII, 980 C.
oTTouSdfa),
L.
s t
udeo
to study, to
apply one's
Philostr.
self
to.
Strab. 17,
3,
22, nepi
tl.
488. 589. 518, to teach.

GirovbaioKoyeoiJuii
z^
rj,
trirovdatoXoyed}.
Greg.
(arayav) stagonias, in Diosc. 1, 81, Xi/Savor. drops or round lumps. Sext. 208, 26 Koto CTTaycoi', OKor, ^, a drop. a-rayova, drop by drop.
(TTayovias, ov, 6,
(TTadialos, a, ov,
Nyss.
Ill,
580 B.
as,
(TTrouSatoXoyia,
serious
talk.
Eus. IV,
talking
of one frrdhiov. Diod. 17, 115. Cleomed. 48, 33. Dion. H. Ill, 1499. Strab.
7.
828 C.
seriously.
Tit.
B. 1132 C.
ov,
10, 5,
(TTrouSatoXoyos,
(ctttouS^,
I,
Xeyco)
(TTabiaa-px)S, ov, 6,
1, 3, 2.
a measuring by a-rdbia.
Strab.
Philon
218, 11.
1, 4, 6.
Agathem. 332.
(oTaStevff)
toi/
/3i'oj',
Marcian.
(TTTOvhaios, a, ov, busy, active.
XptoToO.
2.
Theoph. 80, Kara

studious,
II,
159.
0"TaStua),
V(TU),
I,
Studiosus,
learned.
Cerfr.
^=
to
crrabtobponeo).
(Ae courae
Athan.
II,
II,
649 B.
Epiph.
757 B.
Philon
Zi/e.
328, 5,
run
o/
170, 18.
r/,
Sex(. 397, 3, of the sun.
o-jrouSaioTiys, tjtos,
excellence, goodness.
Sept.
ardô), to leak.
Mace.
bitus.
3, 1, 9.
f/.
Sept. Eecl. 10, 18 2rd|et ^
oiKi'a
fj
6po(prj rrjs oiKi'af

rjO-O),
cirovbap^la, as,
the being (nrovddpjfrjs,
L. amtreatise.
(rTa6eponoUa>,
<TTa6ep6v Trotm.
Eus.
II,
Philon
II,
I,
289, 43.
to,
809 C.
work,
o-ToBepos, d, ov, stagnant.
airovSaa-pa,
aros,
literary
Eus.
452 A. 536 A.
6,
2.
215,
Weighty, grave,
App.
I,
442, 70, vSaip.
efijSpidfis.
Phryn.
(TTTouSaoTijs, OV,
fttvorer, partisan.
Plut.
I,
condemned.
d,
1024 D. Athan. I, 276 B. (rjTovSiKov, corrupt for Sea-TronKov. Fseudo-Basil III, 1649 D. o-jTouSo-yeXoiof, ov, seriously joking, with a mixture of seriousness
29.
733 D.
a-Tadripos,
ov,
=
I,
preceding.
244, 22.
inn.
Dion. H. V,
170,10.
sor,
to
PMon
lodge
in
(TTadp-eia, eva-co,
{(TTaOpos) L. deversor, diver-
an
App.
I,
122, 60.
and jesting.
Strab. 16,
2,
Diog.
9, 17.
vwovpios, less correct (rjropios, a, ov, the Latin
spurius
277,45. a-rddprjpa, aros, to, {aTaBpAofuu) a weighing Philon I, 614, 2.

196, 14.
(TTadprinKos,
rj,
out.
v66os.
Plut. II, 288 E.

1, 10,
Pallad.
Qv,
capable of weighing.
SexU
V. Chrys. 58 B.
Antec.
12.
287, 30.
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by Microsoft
aradfiiov
<TTaBp.iOV or cTTadfiLOv, ou, to,
1006
:^
(TTaOfioSy bal-
aravpo-avacrraijifioi;
6,
aTatndp^Tjs, ov,
zz=
following.
Philon
II,
ance.
15.
Sept. Lev. 19, 35. 36.
Deut. 25, 13.

Poll. 4,
Si/nceZZ.
520, 17.
araa-iapôs, ov,
Classical.
96, 1.
6,
173.
16.
Lucian. I, 568. Prov. 11, 1. On^r. VII, 212 B. Sext. 196

sum,
total,
the leader
11,
3,
of a faction,
etc.
App.
ov,
6,
42.
Dion
C. Frag.
a-Todfios, ov, 6,
in arithmetic.
;
Andr.
nolija-ov
(TratrtaoTjj?,
C. Method. 1329
Hoirja-ov o-Tad/iov
Diod.
15,
7
11,
556, 75.
1.
one who incites to sedition. Dion. H. 11, U9S. Marc.
avra
a-TadfiOv,
q, 7,
add
them.
as V.
a-raKTOs,
av,
(crrafa))
dripped,
Geopon.
ing.
12, 20, cXaiov,

oil
dripping.
Tetrab. 162.
5.
Jos. Ant. Moer. 327
14,
1,
3.
Ptol.
o-rao-itoT^s.
irpoppvixov
iXm-
aTaalbiov, ov, to, (oTdais) station.
ov, virgin oil,
that runs off without press-
Athen. apud Ori6. I, 2. Subporous jars. stantively, jj a-TUKTri, (a) stacta, stacte, Sept. Gen. 3 7,25. 087 of myrrh. Classical.
20, 46, 5,
TO.
Skfir].
2.
Plioc. 187,
Seat in a church.
Euchol.
Nicol. D.
337,5
a-TaKrd,
orao-to-TrotecB, Tjo-m, to
253.
.Jos.
cause Ant. 17, 5, 5,
sedition.
p, 839.
(TTatTLOTtoios, OV,
(noieo) causing sedition.
Jos.
Vit. 27.
(TrdiTii, eas,
still, rest.
Nil. 540
fj,
D.
Ex.
1,
I,
30, 34.
I,
PoZi/6.
13,
9,
5.
26,
10,
15.
Philon
214.
500, 41.
Biosc. 1, 77. 73.

sc. Kovia, lye. 6, 7, 1.
Eupor.
PjasU.
a standing. Sext. 5, 1, standing Clim. 1065 B, at prayers. See
Hermes
405 C.
also
apapos.
thesis.
2.
Position, principle
laid
(1>)
19, p. 75.
T(f)pa,
Geopon.
;
(c)
Dlosc. lobol.
ashes ::=
S.
Sept.
down:
at law.
Sext. 50, 29.
127,4.
235,8.
Status,
case, the state

10.
of
the case, 48.
(TnoSos
written also
o-toktt;.
Cer. 555, 11. 115, 17.
Achmet. 159,
to
(7n)).
p. 133.
Porph. Codin.
Hermog. Rhet.
6, 7.
12, TrpaypaTiKrj.
o-Tokdâ
iSpcurt.
Dan.
9, 6.
4< 5. Pillar ^
a
t
i
11, Spiio].
Statute, edict, decree.

0-7^X17.
Sept.
orafto,
Plut. II, 317 D,
Judic.
(TTariav, avos,
17,
o-ToKaKTiKos,
oraXa/fTiff,
01/,
ij,
dripping.
Diosc.
5,
114.
Diosc. 5,
2.
r/,
s t
Ues. ^vveSpa ....
Static, a
1.
religious meeting.
I,
Herm.
(So?,
^=
r)
o-raXaKTtKrj.
Simil. 5,
Tertull.
1181
A
3,
seq.
3.
826
114.
araXaKTos,
r],
ov, z=z
rj,
aroKTos.
Diosc. 5, 114.
(tttjXltis,
1.].
Factory, the body of factors in a place. Inscr. 5853 (A. D. 174). Justinian. Novell.
44,
1,
(TToXdns, idos,
to
Doric,
^=
belonging
a, ff.
{Strab. 17,
2,
p.
a pillar.
t]s, rj,
Antip. S. 87 [v.
(Jarrjfii)
<TTakr),
'^pnopiKrj KoTotKia.)
(TTaTuovdpios, ov, 6,
Tafxetov kttjvwv, fold,
stationarius
cVioraInscr.
sheepfold.
Hes.
ov, (cTTrjXrj,
orakovpyos,
EPrJ2) Doric,
Antip. S. 89.
6pos, factor, in
crn;-
commercial language.
6p6o<TTdhios.
5853, 22.
(TTaTos,
17,
Xoupyor, with a pillar.

tTTako-is,
fft)?, ri,
ov,
:=
Epict.
2,
16, 9.
(o"reXXco) a checking, stopping.
Phryn. 238, condemned in this sense.
Galen.
(TTaXreov
II,
291 D, opposed to xakaais.

SeT (TTcWeiv.
Adam.
293 A.
1856 C.
:=
I,
17,
Galen.
II,
Stat or. Plut. I, 868, Ztuf. aravapov, ov, to, (oraupos) Stake. Afric. Cest. 75, p. 314. Tzet. ad Lycophr. 290.
o-Tarmp, opof, 6,
a-TavXio-iavos.,
Clem. A.
aToKriKos,
609 B.
binding, contracting, astringent,
3, 10.
CTTavXov,
iTTavXos,
incorrect for
ov,
(TTa^XiO'iavos, (TTa^Xov, <rrd^\os.
checking. Classical. Strdb. 5,

32, iyKaBia-jxa.
5, 10, p.
Moschn.
(rravpdKios, ov, 6,
little
a-Tovpos, cross.
Theoph.
Leant.
Diosc.
1, 29.
696, pciiiaros.
139 (140). Galen. VI, 301 P,

84.
706, a proper
(TTavpiaios,
a,
name.
ov,
OTavpiKos.
H,
9.
ya(TTp6s.
a-rdpa, aros, to, (Jarrjpi) the
1997 C.
o-TavpiSiov, TO,
the Hippodrome.
emperor's place at Theoph. 491, 13. 682, 18. Eust. Thessalon. Capt. 458, 10. Anon. Byz. 1191 C. 1209 A. 1237 B.
iaa,
=
ov,
(TTavpiov.
Theoph. Cont.
a-TavptScoTos,
rj,
in shape like
cross.
Leo
Med. 141.
aravpiKos,
17,
ov,
of
the cross.
Hippol. 732 B,
orapariâi,
(a-rdpa)
to
stop.
Solom.
wdeos.
Amphil. 57 A,
crqpeiov.
Tim. Ant.
1336 A.
arapviov, ov, to,
256 A.
dpls, dpidtov.
Phryn. 400,
Antip. S.
crraipivov, ov, to,
condemned
22, 26.
a-Tavpos.
Joann. Mosch.
in this sense.
Sext. 652.
3088 D.
oTauptow, ov, TO,
little aravpos. Chal. 1557 A. Iheoph. 376, 21 'En-oi'iyo-e T771' iRiiKqalav Kara (TTavpiov, resembling a cross ?
o-Tdpmv, ovos, 6, Doric,
:=
aTrjpav.
iTTamdâ,
sedition.
is
cause to rebel or to be in a state of Dion. H. Ill, 1384. Philostr. 274. Impersonal aTa<TtA^(Tou,, it is disputed, there
to
oravpiTîv, TO,
=2
aravpiov.
a-Tavpo-avaaTda-ip.os, ov,
Porph. Cer. 776. a Kovav relating to the

of
Christ.
a diversity of opinion.
Diog.
I,
41, irepi
crucifixion
and
resurrection
rnv dpiBpov.
Octoech.
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aTavpo-eiBrit
mavpo-eihfji,
e'r,
1007
Polyb.
39.
1,
UTa-^voofiai
86, 4.
cross-like.
Apollod. Arch,. 43.

Apollod. Arch. 43.
Gregent.
mod.
16, 61.
I,
Strab. 14,
1,
Method. 400 B.
Matt. 20, 19.

tA,
aravpoeiSas, adv. crosswise.
a-ravp(op.a, aros,
Euagr. 637 A.
Scit.
1221 A. Nil. 121 A. ioro<7i. 1633 B.
Chrys.
140 B.
Euchait.
or in
(TTavpaxris.
1197 B.
(TTavprna-ip^s, ov,
(a-Taipaxris) relating
to,
aravpo-BeoTOKiov, ov, to, in the Ritual, a troparion relating (or addressed') to the
Deipara
commemoration of, the crucifixion. Nicon 525 C. Substantively, to aTavpaa-tpov, sc.
standing by the cross.

(rravpoimxos, ov, (^pdxofiai) hostile to the cross.
Tpondpiov, a modulus relating to the crucifixion. Porph. Cer. 539. Nicon 525 C.
orTavpaa-is, eas,
ij,

oraupoTraTTjs, ov, d,
the crucifixion.
Macar. 485
(îrarea)
one who tramples
C.
upon
ly
the cross.
by the cross,
Cedr.
II,
Hence, one who swears falseperjurer. Nicet. Paphl. 548

537.
fj,
Anast. Sin. 196 C.
C.
I, 652 A. 197 C, picture. Mai. 228, 8. 2. Crucifix. Porph. Cer. 565, 21. Vit. Nil. Jun. 57 C.
Marc. Erem. 1044 C
E2nph.
(TTavpoTvaria, as,
perjury.
Nicet. Paphl. 508
o-ravpaTijs,
ov,
6,
crucifier.
Greg. Naz.
Troiea) the
II,
B.
Theoph. Cont. 669.

(Trrjyvvpi) the fixing of a on the spot where a church is to be The cross is sent by the bishop or
645 B.
o-ra^tSoTTotm, as,
fj,
ffTavpfmryyiov, ov, to,
(a-Ta(j)is,
making
Diosc.
cross
built.
of raisins.
Geopon.
5, 52, 1.
a-Ta(pi86a, dxTco, to
make
into o-Ta(j>lSes.
patriarch of the diocese.

27, p.
Theophyl. B. Epist.
5, 27, Tijv o-Tacf)v\riv.

ararjils, idos,
fj,
Arcad. 155,
a plant.
3.
663 B.
(Compare Apophth. 88 A.
1.
staphis,
Zopyr.
Orib.
Mai. 396,
11.
Nic.
apud
11,
Orib. II, 574, 3, dypia.
Ruf apud
CP. 860 C.)

aravpos, ov,
136, 5.
554 A.
Christ
Matt. 27, 32. Plut. II, Jul. Frag. 194 C. For the true Cross (the cross on which
6,
cross.
a-Taijivk-dypa, as,
Lucian.
Ill, 45.
fj, ((TTacj)vXfj) pincers or forceps for taking hold of the uvula. Paul. Aeg. 158.
fj,
H. 685 B. Proc. I, 200, 18. Mai. 319, 15. Theoph. 21, 6 fao201, 9. Achmet. 125. TToiof. For the cross seen at Jerusalem, see Cyrill. H. 1169 A. Philostrg.
was
crucified), see Cyrill.
cracpvXrjTopia, as,
((TTacpvKfj, Tepvto)
1168 B.
Socr. 120 A. B.
ping off of
<Tra(j)vXiov,
the uvula.
Poll. 4, 185.
Also,
6,
the clip-
<TTa(j>vKoTop,la.
Leo Med. 155.

little
ov,
to,
o-Ta0vX)j.
Anton.
13.
araipvklTrjs, ov, 6,
512 D.
Greg. Naz.
I,
669
A. 2.
The sign
Tertull. of the cross, made on the forehead. n, 80 A. Orig. Ill, 801 A. Basil IV, 188 B. Greg. Naz. I, 580 A. Cyrill. H. 816 A. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 916. Petr. A. II, 1288 B. Zosimas 1692 D ''E.iroirjtra tov aravpov, I crossed myself. 3. Staurus, one of the names of the Valentinian Spos. Iren. 460 A. Hippol. Haer. 276, 48. oTavpo-Tviros, ov, formed like a cross. Greg. Naz. m, 969 A, TraKdpai. 1258 A, wXevpaL OTavpoTvTTcos, adv. in the form of a cross. Vit. Nicol. S. 888 B.
of grapes. an epithet of Dionysus.

fjuto,
Ael.
V. H.
clip
3,
41,
<rTa(pv\oTop.eai,
(jepvo))
to
off the
uvula.
Artem. 288.
(rpl^to) zz= TraTTjTrjpiov.
(TTa<^vKoTOjXia, see (rTa(pvXrjTop.La.

a'Ta<pvXoTpi^'iov, ov, to,
Suid. ^racpvXfj ....

aTafjjvXoKavcTTrjs,
ov,
6,
(koio))
uvula-burner,
Paul. Aeg. 160. Paul.
(TTarfivXcTopos, ov, (rtpvai) uvula-cutting.
Aeg. 160,
a-piKlov,
a surgical instrument for
clipping off the uvula.

o'Taf^vKapa, aros, to,
staphyloma,
a disease
Galen.
II,
<rravpocf)dveia, as,
r],
((f)aiva)
the
exhibition
of
which a portion of the true cross was shown to the multitude. Chron. 531, 12. (Compare v^mcris
the Cross,
a church
feast, at
of the eye. Diosc. 1, 136 (137). 269 F. 271 D, et alibi.

o'Taxos, eos, to,
(Trdxvs,
stachys,
Tpi(j)a)
a plant.
fj
Ptoch.
2,
166.
Tov aravpov.)
(rravpo<jiavfis, is,
(TTaxvrjTp6<pos, ov, (a-rdxvs,
nourishing
aTavpoeiSfjs.
Cyrill.
A. X,
1056
(rravpocjiavmTaTos, superlative.
ears of corn, 111.

araxvrjcpopos, ov,
producing corn.
Antip. S.
(rravpocfiopos, ov, ((êp<o) cross-bearing.
Method.
p.ovaxS>v.
(^cp<a) bearing or producing
377 D.
Basil. Ill, 625
D,
|3ioj
tUv
ears of corn.
o-Ta;(vo-Sijr,
f'r,
Philon
like
II,
583, 11.

Steph. Diac.
<rTcaipo-^v\a^,
Tiyn.
Ant. 257 A.
Stud. 1405.
a trrdxvs.
fj,
Diosc. 4, 15.
1104 C, avoKaôs.
axos, 6,
the keeper
Cyrill.
<TTaxv('i-6pi^, Tpixos, d,
with hair {leaves') like

43.
of
the true
ears of corn.
OTa;(voXoye(,
Mel.
1,
Cross at Jerusalem.
Scyih.
V.
S.
fjO'ia.
(\cy<o)
:=
to
KoiKapuopai, ta
246 A.
241, 17.
oTavpdo),
Theoph.
9.
glean.
Suid. KdKapapevos ....

be in ear (of
a-Taxvoopac, adtjv, L. spicor,

to
aaa,
crucify.
Sept. Esth.
7,
corn).
Diosc. 4,
1.
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(rTavvo-crTe(j>avo<;
araxvo-tTTeîavos, ov, with a
1008
Strab. 15,
(TTevo'êopia
of com.
8,
Philipp. 14,
crown made of ears Demeter.

of corn.
II,
o-i-EXe;(do), axrcu, (0
furniih with a stem or (runi,
1, 21.
-PMon
I, 9, 8.
681, 23.
11,
a-Taxvo-(popea, to hear ears
Philon
42, et alibi.
Pseudo-Grejr. Th. 1176 B.
I,
348, 16.
(TTfi^To(f)6pos, OV, {aTp.fia, (j}epa})
<j)6pos.
=^
a'Te(jiavrj-
Also, a-raxv4>opf<o.
(rrdxvs, vos, 6, ear
Philon
430,
2.
Ptol Tetrab. 176.
of corn.
2,
Diosc.
2, 9, p.
228,
o'Tep.ipvXov, ov, TO,
commonly to
OTc/i<^t)Xa
vaphov.
Eupor.
63, p. 277, Treirepeas.
2.
Stachys,
a plant.
Diosc.
3,
110
^pirea, L. brisa, the refuse of grapes after Sept. Num. 6, 4. pressing. Diosc. 1, 67.
(120).
a-raxvcjiopea, see (TTaxvo<\>opa>.
Galen. VI, 342 A. Phryn. 405, 5, 3. 13. Diosc. 1, 158, of not Attic in this sense.
areaTO-K^Xr],
rjs,
17,
{(TTeap)
a arearaiM in
39,
the
KepaTia.
arevayiiaSrjs,
s,
S<rx(ov
o-Tearoio, dxra, to
Galen.Jl,S96C. Leo Med. make fat. Sept. Ezech.
191.
(oTevay/ios,
EIAO)
sigh-like.
18
Nemes. 709 A.
crrevaKLov,
ov,
to,
8, 6.
(TTaT(apevoi, fat.
o-Tf oTwfia, aros, to,
(oTfcdr)
20, 23.
narrow passage.
27, 11.
steatoma,
157.
fatty tumor.
II,
Porph. Cer.
arevapos,
a,
Diosc. Eupor.
1,
Galen.
covered.
272 A.
ov,
{a-Tevm}
gruff?
Caesarius
Orig. Ill, 508 A.

o-Teyaa-Tos,
r],
1072.
Strab. 16,
o-Tevd/SouXof, ov, (/SouXij)
5,
6v, ((rreyafta)
narrow-minded.
Sibyll.
4, 13, p. -324, 18.

a-reyTj, i)9, ^, s'tory
242.
ov, zizz orcvotTTOfios.
of a house.
Strab. 15, 3,
7,
arevo-^poyxos,
22, KepdpLov.
Epict.
3, 9,
p.
252, 20.
fja-to,
(TTfyvoiradiai,
(n-aflcii')
to
be
o-reyvos ?
OTevo-eTTtfiTjKTjs,
S,
^z:
arevbs
Ka\
eVt/x^Kjys.
Cass. 164, 19.

areyvoTTOiioi ^=. trreyvov irota, to
Heron Jun.
make
costive.
tTTvofiovia, as,
cell.
88, 23.
r},
(pxtvrj) the
living in
a narrow
Hermes
Tr. latrom. 395,
9.
Steph. Diac. 114Q A.
crTyvo(j)vr]s, es, {(piai)
of solid nature (material).

a'reyvos,
2,
arevo-TTOVs, ovv, narrow-footed.

arTVoppvp.iv for
Polem. 308.
Agath. Epigr. 88, 15.

cTTcyvoai, axro),
to
1,
orevoppvp-tov, ov, to,
^=
VTevf]
make
22.
close,
costive,
pvpt).
trrevos,
rj,

ov,
dry.
Diosc.
99.
Hermes
Diosc.
Tr.
narrow.
Athan.
I,
329
Eis
latrom. 389, 32.

a-Teyvciitrts,
Galen. VI, 342 A.

costiveness, etc.
1,
arevuv eixov
Ti tvoirjtreuiv.
fwf,
^,
2.
to, ttjs
irpoaipeaeois,
z^
rjiropovv
a-revov,
Substantively, to
2, 5, 6.
7.
160,
Koijii'as.
17,
Hermes
ok,
1,
narrow pass. Polyb.

13,39.
56.
5, 68, 6.
7,
Diod.
-a-TeyvariKos,
costive.
causing costiveness, making

160.
G?aZen.
Strab.
1,
3,
13,1,5.
Nic.
Frag.
Diosc.
164.
Meges apud
xoiXiaj.
3.
9, 3, 2,
p. 269, 14.
CP.
Histor.
Onfi. Ill, 638, 2.

(TTeyov, ov, to,
rzz:
(TTcyos.
VI, 427 C, Thom. A, 9,
29, 18. 42, 16.

<jTev6(Tr)p.os, ov,

Epict.
(oTJpa) L. angusticlavius.
oreyor, eos, rt, =:: Teyos, L. lupanar. Epist. Jer. 10.

oTfyoTis, iSos,
fi,
Sept.
1,
24,
2.
12, sc. ea-6ris;
opposed
to ttXotu-
cn]p,os.
a-Teyrj.
Pseud-j4/>"ic. 1101.
(TTcvooTopos,
ov,
(uTopAi)
Strab.
TiaTTOW -mouiked.
Erotian.
(TTetpeia, eucrai, to be (rreipa.
Patriarch. 1141
Cleomed.
4, 7.
7, 4, 2, Xi/iî/.
A.
Jos.
Hymnog. 948 A.
((/)i/)
104, vessel.
(TTipoij)vrfs, s,
born of a barren woman.

barren.
Diosc. Ill, 692 C.

aTip6a>, oxra, to
Artem. 94. apud OnJ.

(rreKo^Xcôs,
Herod, apud Orib. I, 424, 2. PoZZ. 10, 68. Moer. 85! ^n(jîi.
01/,
Ill, 616, 7.
make
Hippol. 853 C.
Sept.
vai.
Mid.
480,
Sir. 42,
10 oTetpmuai
535.
OTei/as
?;(<oj'
Tar
(^Xc/3a;.
<TTfipa>6^-
GaZen
1,
II,
207 E.
aTeipovfiai, to be barren.
Philon
II, 310,
o-Tcv6(jivXKos, ov,
(^vXXov) narrow-leaved. Diosc.

2,
II,
113, 24.
ems,
301, 24.
fj,
27 (2, 185 (186) Srevoi/ Toly ûXXots)-
a-Teipcixns,
barrenness.
Philon
C.
159 (160).
2,
176 (177).
14.
47.
Hippol.
853
Orig.
I,
o'Tevotjiayvos, ov, ((patvrj)
456 A.
oretpoTtKop,
7},
111.
with a weak voice. Poll. Sophrns. 3336 A.

; to
6v,
causing barrenness.
Nicet.
orevox^peo), to straiten, confine

for
be too narrow
Paphl. 20 A.
areXyt's,
iSor,
rj,
any one.
1 -adai,
Sept. Josu. 17, 15, nva. Judie.
orXeyyiy.
Polyb. 26,
7,
16, 16.
Esai. 28, 20.

to
49, 19.
Dion. H. U,
Strab. 3, 5,
3,
10.
1193,
be crowded.
2,
oTcXedv, oO, TO, axe.
=.
ov,
(TTeiXfidi',
ZAe handle of
an
p. 263.
Paul. Cor.
4,
8.
Cornut. 123.
5, 1
Bair. 139.
(oTcXtpôj,
TepMtsi)
Pseudo-Jb.i.
cutting
-(rdai.
Mace.
1,
11.
Herm. Mand.
1,
KTriKix^Top-oi,
Epict.
6,
26.
25, 28, iavTois-
stems (trunks of trees).

2G2, 26, (^Xe^.
Philipp. 15.
Orig. IV,
cFTevoxapia,
Classical.
468 D.
as,
fj,
en-cXep^taios, a, o, q/' oTeXe;(os.
Protosp. Urin.
straits,
difficulty,
anguish.
10, 26.
Sept.
Sap.
5,
3.
Sir.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ffrevo^(opopa)
n, 888 B). TheophU. 1073 B. 2. Firmness, steadfastness. Paul. Col. 2, 5. Sept. Mace. 1, 9, 14, the flower of the army.
<rrei'o;ô)pos, ou,
narrow.
oreroo),
Greg. Naz.
of narrow space, II, 617 B.

to
strait,
(rrepeaxTLs, eas,
47.
rj,
a making firm.
Theol. Arith.,
violence,
Sept. Sir. 28, 10,
Trjt pidxris,
axrio,
(oTsi/oy),
straiten,
confine,
furiousness.
(TTfpfanKos,
Orib.
I,
17,
press hard.
Euagr.
Lucian. Ill, 592.

(rOai,
Scit. 1224 B. Acac. B. 100
Pseudo-
ov,
2,
rendering firm. Antyll. apud

nvoi-
iarevaFt(.
529,
not to he well developed, as a language.
KTreprjo-is, fcos,
rj,
privation.
Apollon. D. Conj.
Classical.
Apophth. 249 A.
Anast. Sin. 40 D.
to be in straits.
498,
ij
A, the privative force of K.

fj,
Epiph.
700.
OTtVca
19.
I,
92
-o-flat,
Cliron.
a-TeprjTiKos,
6v, privative, negative.
Achmet. 227.
"urrrjfu, to erect, set
Cornut.
up.
41,
fxapiov
(a-).
Theoph. 494,
or

((rrfi/oo))
TO A.
oreVm/ia, arof, to,
narro!0 place
Apollon. D. Adv. 543, 29. Clem. A. I, 273 A, to NH, k. t. X. Diog. 7, 70, d^lcajxa (^dcjiiXdvdpamos icrnv
oiros).
Drac. 16, 1. Arcad. 197, 18,
âss.
Porî. Cer. 484, 12.

6,
PAoc. 189, 20.

L. uicostreet.
OTkvam-apxos, ov,
(oTcvtojrdj, apy(a>)
a-TeprjnK&s, adv. privatively, negatively, with aprivative.

o'Teptfpoop.at,
magister, superintendent
55, 8, 6.
a-Tevconos,
alley.
I,
of a
Dion C.
Galen.
to
II,
16 C.
become arspLtpos.
foundation.
Philon
II,
ov,
6,
L. angiportus,
671, 10.
narrow way,
Dion. H.
3.
117, 38. 39.

o-TfpL<pwiia, aros, to, solid
Diod. 16, 76.

1.
17, 46. 96.
App.
II,
115,
II,
IV, 2121,
Strah.
673, 99.
(TTepKTiKos,
fj,
1, 1,
17, p. 16, 11, ru(^X6s.

5,
Pliilon I, 4, 24.
OV, affectiouate.
Classical.
Clem.
Pans.
15,
2.

a Straitening or Se:
A.
II,
293 C.
PJiryn. 404.
OTe'i/oxrtr,
i/7^
a-repvLÔjim {ijTepvov)
=:
ivarepvlÔfjLm.
Clembreast
cmr, ^, ((TTcvoa)) straitened : scarcity
R.
1, 2.
distress,
anxiety.
OTepvoKOTTfojiai (kottto)), to beat one's
own
Hermes Tr. latrom. 391, 37. Basil. Ill, 317 Eustrat. 2344 C. Cyrill. Scytli. V. S. C.
334,
for grief. Plut. II,

<TTepvo-^vyp/Tj,
Tjs,
fj,
14 F. [? Schol. Arat. 195.]
^=
a-TepvoTVTTta.
Sieph-
vbaTav,
=zi
G'Trdvts
Mosch. 2941 C. 3053 A. Anasl. Sin. 773 B.

Sept.
Joann. Doroth. 1637 D.

vdaros.
Diac. 1104 A.
o-TepvoTVTTôjiat
(rvwrat)
Jos. Ant. 4, 8, 48.

TVTrreopat.
17, 5, 8.
Also,
a-TepvoKoneofiai.
a-T^pvo-
arepeoKapSios, ov, (orfpcor, KapSia) hard-hearted.

fj,
Ezech.
2,
4 as
to
v.
1.
Theodtn. Ezech.
solids.
arepvoTvirta, as,
29, 34.
fTTpop.eTpa), riuat,
gTief
Philon
II,
a beating of the breast for Lucian. II, 931. 579, 42. Clem.
measure
Heron
a-TepvoTvirreopai, see a-Tepvorvneofiai.

cTTpîs,
f<i)f,
fj,
Jun. 23,
solids.
8.
cTTopyf), affection.
A.
aTepeop.eTp7js, ov, 6,
(p,Tpco)
one who measures
1,
977 A.
fj<ra>,
Galen. VI, 39 B.
fj,
(TreppoTTOLio)
=^
5,
<TTepeop,eTpia, as,
solids.
stereometry, mensuration
23, 28.
of
24, 9.
Diosc.
44, 18.
fj,
areppov ttocS). Polyb. 5, Hermes Tr. 138 (139).

I,
Philon
fj,
I,
Poem.
App.
380, 80.
title.
a-fj.
a-repfopteTpiKos,
ov, stereometrical.
Heron Jun.
areppoTTjS, r/TOs,
firmness, as a
ij
45, 20.
<jTf/)fo-7ro4e<B, to
strengthen, support.
A than.
II,
1265 C.
<rrpe6s, d, ov,firm.
Kos,
888 B, fj vjicrcpa. 892 B, 341 B. Basil IV, 468 A, Ill, 220 B.

(mcfiavaKtos, ov, 0,
little
trov-
Eus. II, Athan. I, Greg. Naz.

I,
frmfleshed.
ILenocr. 27
=^
(Trepeotrap-
a-refjiavos.
Proc.
90.
Ptol. Tetrab. 32, SmScxa-
2.
A.
17.
Tt)p.6pia.
Sext. 730, 18, fo)8(a,
in astrology.
463, in both places as a proper name. Ruf apud a-Tecjidvri, rjs, fj, crown of the head.
Orib. Ill, 383, 8.
Mai
Substantively,
fj
land; opposed to Bakaaraâ.
449 C, main-land.
land, dry Cosm. Ind. 448 Porph. Adm. 122,

arepid,
orepfoa, to fortify.
Sept. Reg.
1, 6,
18.
2.
Horot.
two circles intersecting each other. S. The same as Koa-fiiHeron Jun. 18, 2. Tzetz. ad Lycophr. 290. TTjs. o-Tetpaviaios, u, ov, (^(rreipavos) of a crown. Diod.
to
mon
2.
The oval surface com-
To say
Srepeaxrai, 6 Bebs ttjv âarcKclav or Trjv

I .
iritTTiv, k.
X.
Porph, Cer. 540,
7.
Galen. II, 375 A, pacpfj, 2, 59, p. 172, 41. of the crown of the head. Antyll. apud Orib.
II, 55.
(For the optative expressions, see Nic. II, Porph. Cer. 651, 8.) Pachom. 948 B. <rrept(o, incorrect for vtrrepia. iTTcpiajMi, aros, to, the firmament of heaven.
693 D.
Sept.
a-recfyaviKos,
fj,
ov,
fivarayaiyia.
all
of a crown. Stud. 1029 D, 1093 A, imKKrjfns. D, evxfj'-
referring to the solemnization of matri-
Gen.
1,
6 seq.
Phihn
I, 8,
3 (623, 26.
mony.
127
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a'Tecf>aviov
a'Tc(j>dvLov, oVi TO,
1010
crown, vyreath.
15.
arTf(j)a),
o-TrfKoypa^ta
to
m:
(TT(f)avoSf
crown.
is
Nic.
Diosc.
3,
104 (U4).
Mai. 289,
(rrecpdvrj.
Porph.
avToiis els âcriKcas.
In the Ritual, the wed:
CP.
Plistor.
49
Sre'iêt
Cer. 200.
(TTe(f>av'is,
ding formula
fj,
as follows
Srccêrai o boiXos
idos,
=:
little
Schol. Arist.
Ach. 1182.
CTecj)avta-Kos, ov, 6,
(TTfCpavlrr]!,
Toi 6f0v (6 heiva) rrjv 8ov\r]v toC deov (riji/Se). els TO ovop.a tov warpos KaL tov viov Kai tov
dyiov TTvevp.aTos, said
a-recpavos-
Diosc.
1,
32.
by the
priest
when he
ov,
6,
crown : victor, 2. Married man.

a-Te<pavo-fiSris,
e'j,
one who has obtained the Aster. 356 A. conqueror.
I,
puts the wreath on the bridegroom's head. The formula for the bride is the same, mutatis
Theoph. 675,
6.
(See
mutandis.
(rTe<j)avos, crTe<pavoa.)
(TTeyjniiov,
like
a crown.
Proc. Gaz.
ov or aTos, to, {areyjns) coronation. Genes. 26, 16. Porph. Cer. 191, 22. 204,
Eustrat. 2349
172.
1157 C.
(7TCJ)avo7r\oKea>
19.
<TTe(j)auri7rXoK<a.
Schol. Arist.
(TTrjddpiov, ov, TO, ((TTrjdos} bust.
Thesm. 401.
(rTe(pavo7!-\6<os, ov,
3,
=
6,
7,
tj,
B, picture.
a-Te(pavrj7r\6Kos.
Diosc.
Mai. 264, 23 (m)ddpiv. Theoph. 378. 2. Poitrel for a horse.
Leo.
79 (89).
Tact.
5, 4.
a-Tf(pavo7roiXr]s, ov,
(noKem)
199.
seller
of crowns
Poll.
7,
arfjdfa,
to,
quid?
T},
Theoph.
142, 8.
(^deapos^
Cont.
681,
11.,
or wreaths.
199.
Poll.
a-Te(pavoTra>kriTpta, as,
Codin. 131, 18.

following.
o'TTjOoSco-pls, t8os,
Tatvia, breast2,
hand
f),
for
women.
ov,
to,
Sept. Jer.
32.
il/oer.
arecpavoTrcoXis, iSos,
wreaths.
Plut. II,
female 972 D.
seller
of crowns or
7,
329.
a-TTjdoSea-pov,
Poll.
tTT(<f)avos, ov, 6,
chaplet, wreath.
Oi
199.
(TTi(pavoi
preceding.
Did. A.
1628 A.
crrr/do-KapdKaWa, to,
breast-caracalla.
iTTYjBoKvpTOS, OV,
Z=:z
Tov
Ill,
yajjiov,
the nuptial wreaths.
Greg. Naz.
51% K. Theoph. 4,61. The nuptial wreaths are put on the heads of the bride and bridegroom by the priest, and held by the crvvreKvot during the most solemn part of the marriage ceremony. (ComSchol. Arist. Pac. pare Sept. Cant. 3, 11.
373 C.
Basil. Sel.
(c a r a c a 1 1 a) Porph. Cer. 582,
literally,
13.
KVpTOS TO (TT^BoS.
Schol.
Clem. A. 792 C.
trrrjOos,
eos, to,
breast.
6ovs, by heart.
Socr. 785 A 'Atto Apophth. 277 B. Anast.

<TTq6ovs.
tTTq-
Sin.
869.)
"Sricpavos, ov, 6,
40 A 'EffiVracrâi k 1696 D.
UTTjKco
Leant. Cypr.
Stephanus,
the
first
martyr.
=^
(o-TTjKa, to
1.
be standing, to stand.
Sept.
3,
Sophrns. 3361 B.
<TTe(j)avo(l>opco
Horol. Dec. 27.
Ex.
31.
14, 13 as V.
Reg.
3, 8, 1 1 v.
1.
Marc.
i7Te(pavTj(j)opai.
Cosm. Ind.
377 D.
a-T(j)av6ii>,
-<T6ai.
Paul. Rom. 14, 4. Chrys. I, 35 D Nil. 252 A. Stud. nSG A. Sotom.
axra, to
crown with
Philon
the nuptial wreath'.

I,
1317 A-a-0ai.
(TTTiXiTcvpa, aros, to,
6,
Sept. Cant. 3, 11.
86, 6.
Plut.
I,
=
^=
to OTrj\iTeve(T6ai. to aTrfKiTevetv.
Poll.
Tertull. II, 96 A. 648 F. Greg. Naz. Ill, 373 C. Pallad. Laus. 1025 A. Damasc. II, 320 B Srecâi/elv dvBpoyvvov (write a'T(j>avovv Stud. 1092 D. or a-T(j)avo'iv). Nic. CP. 852 C. Theoph. 438. 752. Porph. Cer. 197. Leo Gram. 230 Mcfl' rjs <TTe(j)avovTm, to whom
181.
Ephr.
Ill,
rj,
519 B.
Joann.
a'TTjXiTevtris, 03S,
Hier. 453 B.
(TTTjKiTcvTLKos,
T),
6v,
invBctivc.
Greg. Naz. in
Jul. (titul.).
a-TriXiTfvTiKois,
adv. invectively.
Anast.
Caes.
he
is
married.
521 A.
a-Terpdvcofia, arcs, to, the
crowning of
Euchol.
p.
the bride-
oTTjXiTevto, evaai, (a-TrjKiTrjs) to inscribe
on a
col-
groom and
\ov6ia TOV
bride.
Stud. 1092 A.
1093 A. 242 'Ako-
umn.
11,
Hence,
to
placard, expose
denounce^
(rT(f>avd>p.aTos, the
solemnization of
matrimony.
a-TecfidvcDa-is, ecos,
fj,
preceding.
belonging
to
Stud. 1093.
Philon I, 206, 9. 379, 11. Plut. 354 B. Orig. Ill, 661 B. Iambi. V. P. 492. Eus. IV, 217 C. Athan. I, 285 D. tmjXiTijf, ov, 6, of a orrfKjj. Lucian. II, 33,
reprobate.
\i6os.
<rrr]\rJTis,
(TTecjiavoiTLKos,
r],
ov,
crowning.
Plut. II,
Men. Rhet.
a-Tecj>riir\6Kos,
295, Xdyoi.
ov,
see a^ToKdns.
rjtrco,
=z
(rTe0avi)7rXoKor.
aTrj\oypa(f>ia>,
(o-rijXi;,
ypd<f>a) to inscribe-
41 F.
(TTc(j)7i(j)opca
:=:
(TTf<j)avri(f>opfa>.
Dion. H.
I,
466.
aTe(pr](p6pos,
ov,
1147 B.
(TTe(f>oSoîa, as,
fj,
= =
on a pillar or column. Philon I, 477, 27. 28. Jos. Ant. 16, 6, 2 -djjvai ev nvi. Vit. Nicol. S. 884 B, to placard.
<jTrjkoypa(\>la,
CTTfCpavrjCpopos.
Euchait.
Genes. 113,
as,
fj,
inscription
I,
exposure.
(rrecjiovs 86â.
Damasc.
I,
Athan. 1296 B.
409 C.
on a column: 11, 1048 A.

5, 1
Sept. Ps. 15, 15.
22.
(HDO).
Digitized
by Microsoft
(TrrjXoKOTreo)
(mjXoKOTrea,
Classical.
ijo-o),
1011
<mj\oypa(f>ea.
cniî<S
f/a-a,
(kotttco)
(TTiypaTqôpea,
Ill,
Dion C.
trriypaTa
(jiepai,
Lucian.
43, 9, 3.
489.
rjs,
f),
(mjKovpyos, 6v, see araXovpyos.

mrjKoa), axrco, to set
to set
a-nyprj,
:
point,
in
geometry.
up a
pillar, to lay, erect
Plut. II, 1002
A. 2.
Brand-mark
V.
1.
up on a pillar. Reg. 2, 18, 17.

Philon
Sept. Judic. 18, 16 as

3, 22,
I,
48
i(miKa>p.4vos,
-a-6ai
on slaves. Diod. IT, 525, 80. 3. Punctuation-mark; TfXeia (TTiyprj, full slop, period
(
Classical.
a-Tiypa
established.
620,
16
ini
)>
/*'<"? o-nyprj,
colon
),
and
vnouTiypi],
nvos.
(TTrjXaiiia,
comma
aroi, Tu, pillar.
OT^XtDcrts, eojs, ^,
Aquil. Judic.
Sept.
9, 6.
to O'TrjXovv.
Reg.
2,
18, 18 as V.
arfjfia,
1.
Aquil. Esai.
6, 13, stem,
Dion. Thr. 630, 6. Apollon. D. Pron. 327 B. Synt. 122, 15, 123, 7. Arcad. 140, 15. 189, 19. Clem. A. I, 1144 A. Orig. II, 92 C. 4. Moment, instant.
(
,
).
aros, to, penes.

9.
Ruf. apud Orib. HI,

Plut.
II,
Sept. Esai. 29,

5.
5.
Mace.
2, 9, 11.
Luc.
4,
390,
Plut. II, 13 A.
OTT/fjovuSi/y, ef, like irTrfjiav.

arrjiiav, oi/os, 6,
966 E.
Dioclet.
.
Sophrns. 3585 D.
as a point : as long as Gemin. 765 A, ^^pdros. Cleomed. 33, 25. Also, a-Ttypa'ws. Plut. II, 117 E. a-TL^ci), L. interpungo, to punctuate. Did. A. 1204 C. Epiph.l\l,mB.
oTi-y/LHaios,
li,
L.
temo,
beam, pole.
OK, as large
G. 15, 11.
iTTrjp, TO,
Hes. Pv/ios Tov apiiOToi .'. Theodln. Dan. 12, Bel et (TTeap.
.
an
instant.
Drac. 27 as
v.
1.
<mipi.yp.6s, ov, 6, ((rnjpifw)
Dion. H.
stationary.
ing, support.
Iren. 461
V, 141, 3. Kadurpa, of consonants in combinations like 2. Fixedness, the being ToN <^!Xnmov.
a propping, supportA, tov wKijpapuTos. VI, 1092, 5 iy-
(ttiktIov
Sfi
a-riêiv.
Schol. Arist.
Nub.
J?^
385.
oTiKfos,
7),
OV, pricked,
Sept. Lev. 19, 28,
tattooing.
(TTtX/So-TTOteto
stationary, of the planets
when they appear

Plut. II, 76 D.
Oemin. 752 C.
90.
Theol. Arith. 15.

2, 3, 1 7,
trnjpi'ftu,
Ptol. Tetrab.
22.Petr.
Plol.
(TTtX/3d9, ^, dv,
^ =
CTTiXjSda), (TTiXTri/deo.
Diosc.
1,
o-TtXTTvds.
Pseudo- CAr^s. IX,

Plut.
I,
steadfastness.
848 C.
crTiX|3dTi)r, ;Tor, ^,
to
be stationary, of the planets.
(ttCKttvottis.
697
Tetrab. 77.
Snjo-ior, ov, 6,
s
C.
Eus. Alex. 444 C.

d)o-<B,
tat or.
Diosc.
3,
(TTiâSeva,
litter
ev<Tu>,
(ort/Sas) to
or bed.
to
I, 868 D, Zeis. spread under as 26 (29). Simoc. 126,
Plut.
o-TiX^do),
(o-nXjSds) to polish.
Sept. Ps.
7,
13.
Theophil. 1028 A.
a-TiK^mpa, aros, to, a cosmetic.

tfTiXjSao-tj, emr, ^,
Diosc.
Sept.
1,
57.
21,
18 -a-Bm,
encamp.
I,
a polishing.
Ezech.
an^dSwv, ov, to, little an^ds. Plut. App. II, 86, 27. Lucian. II, 540.
UTiâhoKoiTem,
straw.
<r7i(3df(i),
rjira),
357 E.
0.
Basil.
I,
245 C.
aTiK^cDTpov, OV, TO, a sort o{ face-brush used
by
(^koltt)) to
sleep on a bed
3,
7.
of
women
at their toilet.
ijTor,
rj,
Diosc.
1,
33.
Polyb.
2, 17,
10.
Strab. 3,
o'TtX?rcdT7)9,
(ô-tiKttvos)
II,
essentially
=
V,
25.
daw,
to
pack.
Herm. Mand.
828 A,
<TTi0ap6s.
ij
11.
XapnpoTijs.
Plut.
921
A.
Epict.
Galen.
tmjBapoTTjs, rjTos, ^,
1
748 C.
Eus.
rj,
(a'Tiâpos^ density.
II,
o-^,
Stud.
gravity,
335 D.
o'TiXn'i'dto,
ftxro),
^
6,
oriK^dio.
2,
8,
firmness, as a title.
Galen. XIII, 255 C.

Stud. 1021.
o-tiXttcoj/,
tmâpoa,
axro), to
make
mvos,
(TKOTraios.
Athen.
12,
trn^ci'a, as,
^=
to arnêieiv, a tracking, track.
16.
(TTtkyjns, ea>s,
fj,
Diod. 4, 13.
OTiêva,
Euo),
^ tmêa,
see
(o'TiX^m)
=^
cTiXTrydTj;?,
\ap1.
to track.
Diod.
5, 3.
n-poTTjS.
(TTiprj, Tjs,
Orig. Ill,
fj,
Nicol. D. 46.
16.
fTTl^TJ,
Plut. II, 966 C.
Sext. 346,
Also,
386.
crl^Tj.
fj,
O'Tl^t, OTijS/fo),
fTTipT},
(TTtppl, (TTip.-
o-Tipis, fcos,
= =
1072 C.
Sept. Jer. 4, 30 as v.
S. 68, 18.
(TTip.pi.
Phryn. P.
following.
arifiiKts,
I'SoE, ^,
535.
OTi'/Sof, foy, TO,

(TTijSo'o),
oxTO),
2,
Apost.
16. 17. 18. 41.

f),
a-Tiâais, ea>s,
20.
^ = = =
6
a-Tippc, eas, TO,

(^<B?y.
stimmi
I,
Moer. 313.
koxôs.
II,
Erotian.
ScAoZ. Arist. Plut.
Diosc. 5, 99.
Galen.
316 aripi {Tertull.
104 B. Moer. 1306 A). Hieron. T,
-o-Ti/Sos.
OH^.
Ill,
773 C.
Const.
553(286).
Also,
<TTi/3i,
stibi, stibi-
aTv(])<o,
to discipUnc.
um.
Sept. Jer. 4, 30.

to
7)iosc. 5, 99.
a-nppiâ, iVm,
Const. Apost. 6,
with a-rippi.
blacken the edge of the eyelids
arvyfris.
Sept.
Reg.
3.
1.
(TTtypa, aros, to,

ture.
tattoo.
stigma, mark made

1,
by punc-
182 C. Simoc. 28, Reg. 4, 9, 30 as v.

16, 4, 17.
(TTiîs, f<BS, ^, (o-Ti'fo))
Also,
4, 9, 30.
(9aZe7i.
VI,
o-Tiîfio.
-Sejo*.
Ezech. 23, 40.
Strab.
Sept. Can.
11, stud.
Diod. 14, 30,
Apollon. Ephes. 1385 A.

punctuation.
Anast. Sin.
vTiypxuos, see CTtypLoios.
88 D.
Digitized
by Microsoft
(iTiinrviVO'i
(TTitnTvivos, (TTnTTTvov,
1012
Strab. 15,
1,
OT0iyeia)lia
incorrect for a-rvmrvivos,
orXeyyiSoTroidy, ov, (noUto)

67.
making
a-TXeyyiSes.
(rTvime'iov.
mxapwv,
C.
Athan. I, 357 ov, TO, (crrixos) tunic. Pallad. Laus. 1235 B. Macar. 632 A. Const. (536), 1204 C. Apophth. 261 A. Joann. Moscli. 2908 A. Gregent. 572 B.
Particularly, the priest's or Chron. 614, 3. deacon's tunic, one of tlie sacerdotal robes.
Pseudo-C/ir!/s. XII,
^Tod, as,
7, 5.
Oi
ri,
the Poecile
Stoa at Athens.
Diog.
aTTO TTj! StoSs,

II,
:=
oJ SrajiKoi (piXo-
a-o4>oi.
Plut.
879 A.
to
Apollon. D. Synt.
31,
7,
299, 28.
(a-TOi^rj)
OTOijSdfo), ao-o),
Sept. Lev. 6, 12.
Josu.
I,
2, 6.
heap or pile up. Reg. 3, 18, 33.
776 B.
Sophrns. 3988
Cant.
2, 5.
f's,
Lucian.
626.
B.
Pseudo-Germ. 572 B.
oTotôftS^y,
78, 37.
stuffing-like.
Alex. Aphr. Probl.
<rTixapo(paCK6viov, ov, to,

viov.
=^
crTtxapiov Kol (patXo-
Joann.
Mosch.
3037
C.
Sophrns.
OToi;(aStKds, ov,
of crroixas- Diosc.
5,
53
(titul.),
3988 B. C.
a-TLxvôv, adv. in
o|oE, flavored vnth stoechas.
Drac.
3,
21
a row or line. (A B r A E, k. t.
following.
II,
Diosc. 4, 20.
X.).
(TTOixndiTTjs, ov, 6,
otVoff.
=
T)
o-Totxa8iK6s.
Diosc.
5, 52,
Herodn.
853 A. Epiph. I,
Eus. IV,
Hapoifilm,
4, 9, 9.
a-nxriprjs, es,
o-ToLxdpiov, incorrect for o-rixaptov.
Em.
536 A.
Ill,
(TTOixds, dSos,
fj,
Aetius apud Epiph.
Poll.
7,
147.
2.
ov,
=^
Kara iTToixov
Tre(j)VTevp,evrj.
a,
Stoechas,
^=
aToixîaSrjs.
plant.
401 C.
1120 D,
Ill,
(TTLx^pos, a,
244 B. 01/, in rows
Diosc.
:
3,
28 (31).
fi,
in verse.
'ira'Kp.ol,
oToixeicKos,
Schol.
so. I3i,fi\ia
('I<B;3,
VI, 101 A. Greg. Cyrill. Naz. Ill, 473 A. 1594 A, /3i/3Xot. H. 500 ('la)/3, "irahfioi, Hapoip.iai, 'EKKKrjcriaoT^r, Âiapa, Ilpoc^^rai). Pallad. Laus. 1251 A. Socr. 516 B. Schol. Hepli. Poem. 8, 9, 2. In tlie Ritual, to anx^pov, so. p. 127. TpoTvapiov, a modulus preceded by a verse from the Psalms. Stud. 1709 C. 1708 A. B. Theoph. Cont. 106. 107. The troparia of a Kavaiv are never called amxipa.
''EKKK-qa-iaa-TYii, 'Aitr/xo).
Aesch. Prom. 253. (TToixeuiKas, adv. referring

nature.
to
the
elements of
Eudoc.
M.
406.
OToixf-oXdrprjs, ov, 6, (Xarpeum)

the elements.
a-Toixîov, ov, TO,
worshipper of
Col.
Tseud-Athan. IV, 376 B. element, rudiment. Paul.

3. 9.
2.
that
2, 8.
20.
Gal. 4,
Clem. A.
II.
284 C.
sound.
Elementary sound, but not the sign of Dion. R. V, 73. Classical.
Erolian. 16 Kara oroixeiov, alphabetically, in

Diosc. 1, Prooem. p. 3. Drac. 3. 9. Sext. 621. Socr. 396 A. 3. Heavenly body, particularly the two great
alphabetical order.
o-Tix^biov,
ov,
TO,
little
arlxoi,
L.
versiculus.
Did. ^. 475 A. Sept. Ezech. 42, 3. CTTix'T) <<'<"> '" arrange. 2. To write. Nicet. Byz. 772 Ptoch.
Pint. II, 668 A.
luminaries.
Just. Apol. 2, 5.
Theophil. 1029
B.
II,
1108 B.
Diog.
Hippol. 629 D.
6,
852 A,
o-cXij-
2, 16, to versify.
<ttixi.k6s,
rj,
viaKSv.
102, of the zodiac.
Epiph.
ov,
consisting
of
verses.
Schol.
Arist.
(TTixivoi,
Ach. 971.
rj,
ov,
made
of,
or caused by, verses.

Isid.
44 A. CAr^s. Vn, 580 A. CyriU. A. I, 464 B, the moon. Tropically, a luminary. Polycrat. 1357 B, referring to John the
Lucill. 78, BavaTOS.

oTtxio-zidf, ov, 6,
Evangelist, Philip, Polycarp, etc.
4.
Ge-
arrangement.
792 B, toiv
nius, the spirit
guarding a particular place

Theoph. Cont.
î^Ximv.
a-Ttxio-Tfjt,
or person.
ov,
6,
Also, talisman.
versifier.
Tzetz.
ad Lycophr.
379, 14.
C.
425.
<7TixoXoyea>,
Leo Gram. 287. Anon. Byz. 1209 [In the passages above referred to, Paul
:
read verses, used with reference to the reading of the Psalter, or of the nine odes. Cyrill. Scyth. V. S. 242 C. Joann. Mosch. 2965 A. 3028 Stud. 1717 C. Vit. Nil. Jun. 148 A. B,
r](r(i>,
(jttlxo'!,
\eyai) to
speaks of the aroLxfia tov Koapjtv in process of time, the ignorant imagined that he
meant
evil spirits
or demons.']
*<rTot;(etd<B, waio, to instruct
Chrysipp.
apud
Plut.
II,
one in the elements. 1036 A. Sext. 546.
41
(TTixS>v
write (mxoXoyaiv.
Pallad. Laus. 1010
anxoôy^'^! f> V: '''^ reading of the Psalter, or Joann. Mosch. 2869 D. of the nine odes.
To perform talismanic operations upon anything.

Sijncell. 64^
2.
-drjvai iv
ra
povfjpei ^lia.
To compute.
11. 3.
Stud. 1717 A, Tov ylroKnjpiov.

a-nxoTToua, as,
rj,
Theoph. Cont. 156.

Plut. 11,
Cedr.
I,
347.
Codin.
versification.
45 B.
Tatian.
35. 36.
o-Toixfi-atSris, es,
lTTlxo'!ô^6s, ov, (TToif'o))
making
verses.
elementary. Dion.
Sext. 701.
H. VI,
1071.
860 A,
arixos,
versifier.
6,
Philon
or of the
1
I,
328.
ov,
verse of the Psalter,
aTOLxîa>ba>s,
adv.
in
an elementary manner.
nine odes.
els
Stud.
705
To Kvpie eKcKpaâ
ulation.
rbv ^X"" '' '^tlxov Chron. 720.
ttjs eoprrjs
2t
Diog.
7,
131.
aTos, to,
Stij)-
*a-Toixela)pa,
otoix^'lov.
Epicur.
apud Diog.
10, 36.
Digitized
by Microsoft
a-ToiyeimixariKo's
(TTocêia^TiKoSt
145, 16, Xo'yot.
rjj
1013
Cedr.
11,
cTTO'âaTrji;
.4.1,
fj,
ov,
ialismanic.
Ptol. Tetrab.
214
oi
trrot-
533 A. 1304 A.
i)amasc.
II,
352 B.
Andr. C.
Plut.
êiafianKoi, astrologers.
frroix^tao-is,
a-ToXicTTripiov, ov, to, vestry
of a temple.
Mace. 2, Tatian. 825 A. 8. Elementary in7, 22. Posidon. apud Biog. 7, 138. struction.
fwr,
formation.
Sept.
II,
359 A.
6,
otoXutttjs, ov,
Sept.
one that
Pliilon
I,
I,
321, 29.
II,
Galen.
II,
236 C.
Orig.
356 B.
217 B.
Heron Jun.
Hes. 3. ArrangeElements of Euclid. ment. Epiph. Ill, 244 A Tiji/ tov aXtâjS^rou 4. CompulaTrap' 'EjSpai'oir (TToiyêiaxnv. Syncell. All, 15. 5. The performing tion.
159, the
Reg. 4, 10, 22. 2. Socr/.v/on of an Egyptian temple, kpoa-roXuTTris. Plut. II, 366 F. Clem. A. II, 253 B.
is
over the wardrobe.
(TTOfia,
oTos, TO, mouth.
Aexâ^dai
nva
diro
aroparos,
Porph. Cer. 402, 20 to have a per-
sonal interview with one, said of the officer who receives a distinguished personage.
OTopa-KaKT],
r)s, r],
of talismanic operations Theoph. Cont. 155, 13.

OTOi^fBT^s, ov,
science.
I,
upon
anything.
stomaoace,
a disease of
Strab. 4,
the gums.
aTopa-Xipvrj,
I, 8.
Strab. 16, 4, 24.

rjs, 17,
6,
teacher of the elements of a

Cyrill.
Xipvo6aXaix(Ta.
Apollon. D. Synt. 309.
A.
6, 3, 9, p.
rj,
453.
565 A. 289 B.
Heron Jun.
17,
(rroi;;(toT-ocds,
6v,
7, 5,
Euclid.
a-Topapyca, as,
(a-Topapyos) loquacity.
Phiion
CTOtpêitiSTjs.
Clem. A.
Talismanic.
II,
219, 43.
17,
II,
73
'H
<TTOi)(i<OTLKr] Ta>v iratdoiv
SiSao-KoXia.
Diop. 10, 30.

fo
2.
a^TopariKos,
ov, (o-To/ia)
the mouth.
Diosc.
1, 25.
of or for or good for 116. Galen. VI,
Theoph. Cont. 156.

oToi;ê<o,
344 D,
Basil.
I,
(j)dppapKov,
stomatioe.
weak stomach.
Ael.
3,
stand in a line. Classical. Ael. Tact. 26, 1, the Xoâyos being befoi-e, and the ovpayos behind. Tropically, to
ô-<o,
a-Topaxeco (a-Topaxoc), to have a
365 A.
succeed, prosper.
act in
Sept. Eccl. 11,

to
8.
6.
2.
6,
oTopaxiKeiopm
p.
preceding.
109,
To
to
55 (b), 13.
rj,
accordance with,
Polyh.
II,
agree with or
to,
tjTopaxttôs,
ov,
of
the
stomach,
1,
stomachic.
the stom-
follow.
28,
5,
1.
Gemin. 808 A.
Paul.
Gal.
16.
Ruf apud
ach.
Orib. II, 276,
good for
sc.
Dion. H.
A.
1189,
Plut.
n, 732 A,
Orib.
I,
Trddos.
II,
Ptol.
Clementin. 268 B,
Sext. 640, 20.
tlui.
Martyr. Polyc. 1045 Pallad. Laus. 1074 C.
Tetrab.
c
199, Siddea-is.
Galen.
5.
A ntyll. apud
h
i
449,
2.
189 C.
Diosc.
Stoma-
Doroth. 1676 A, iavroU, that
think too highly of ourselves.

ulate
3.
we may not
To
stip-
having a weak stomach.

3, 21, 1.
:
1,
148.
Epict.
6,
Theoph. 278. 531 ''Eo-toixvÎ p-era^v

Koi 'Apa/Soji/ tva TeXatriv oi ''Apa^fs
a-Topaxoi, ov,
oesophagus
Galen.
II,
Tapalav
95, 17.
(TTotxriSov,
sical.
the stomach.
Kaff rjpcpav 'vopitTpara x^Xia.
Porph.
Adm.
Clas-
343
572.
the upper orifice of 238 C. 373 B. VI,
TO (TTopa
TTjS KotXias.
a-Tofuv for crropiov, to,
mouth of a
river.
Theoph.
Sept.
adv. in rows or lines, in order.

I,
Dion. H.
163.
388, 14.
Dion. P.
o'Topcopa, aros, to, Steel-edge.

Sir. 34, 26.
63.
Diosc. 4, 135 (137).
Sext. 466.
Eus.
Diod. 19, 30.

2.
2.
Classical.
sharpenClassical.
n, 1156 B.
a-Toi-xripa,
Euthal. 629 A.
ing.
Ael. Tact. 13,

^r,
fj,
aros, to, stipulation, treaty.
Theoph.
Plut.
II,
a-Topyrj,
(aTtpyai)
3, 5, 32.
affection.
519, 11.
OTot)(t8tov,
Sept.
OV, TO,
Mace.
short
crroi)(os.
OTOVTrTTLOV, See OrTVirTTLOV.
347 E. F. [here arixi^tov,

trroKapxos, ov.
6,
q. v.]
a-TOxdCopai, to think, to consider
to reflect
(cttoXos, apxa>)
commander of
Sept.
spare.
Cleomed. 57,
9.
Lucian.
Ill,
fleet.
f),
Poll. 1, 119.
êibopai,
(ttoXt], rjs,
dress, robes, garments.
Ex.
288
condemned
vopiCoD.
in this sense.
570 Polem,
to
Theoph. 547
'Aa-(f>aXij
Koi
29, 29, ToC
dyiov, the
the holy garments.

robes.
(TToKlâ,
Lira),
garments of holiness, Jos. Ant. 3, 8, 7, Upd.
Pseudo-(rerm. 405 D, a bishop's sacerdotal
bvapdxriTOV elvm rbv tottov (TTOxatrdpevoi. o-Topâfo). Eus. Alex. 345 OToxaa-pos, ov, 6, L. conjectura, conjecture, con-
jectural inference.
Strab. 58.
1, 4, 4.
2, 1,
39,
653
put on a person. Doctr. -aacrdal n.

to
Orient.
p. 138.
Diosc.
28,
1,
Hermog. Rhet.
eljreiv,
17, 16
(20,
3.
I,
15),
circumstantial
evidence.
(TToXiov, ov, TO, little
or paltry aToXrj.
Epict. 3,
Orig.
52
'Qf aroxao-pu
=::
6
o>s
23, 35.
ciKoo'm.
17,
OToKiais, eas,
(TToXia-pa,
vesture.
to,
Phiion
dress,
II,
157, 14.
Classical.
a-TOxaoTTis,
ov,
6,
a-TOxaôpevos.
Sept.
aros,
etc.
Esai.
3, 2,
I,
guesser.
Agathar. 117, 17, nvos.
Sophrrn. 3453 B. C.
aroKuriMs, ov,
6,
Phiion
Sept.
10, 1
vesture, dress, apparel.
B. J. 4,
4, 6, tS>u /leXXdwai'.
^Toxaaral tS>v eiKOTav. Jos. Athan. II, 892
Par.
2, 9, 4.
Sir. 19, 30.
Aristeas 12.
Clem.
B, guesser.
Digitized
by Microsoft
aTOâcrTt.KO<;
(TToxcumKos,
OK, conjectural.
1014
Hermog. Rhet.
Athenag. 904
(TTpaTV(Tt<0
arpaToXoyeco
17,
=
as,
cTTiSvpS)
2.
(TTpaTcveiv
Or -adaL. Genes. 32,
16, 17, of circumstantial evidence.
Dion
14.
C. 53, 25,
fj,
crroxaa-TiKas, adv. conjecturally.
o-TpaTTjyea-la,
Frag. 40, 33.

arpaTTfyla.
B.
ing.
C/em. A.
Galen.
I,
817 C.
270 A.
{p-vrrj)
928 B.
Alex. Aphr. Probl.
a-TpaPia-fios, ov, 6,
II,
(a-Tpaôs) strabismus, squint-
o-Tparr]yTT)s,
ov,
6,
:=
O'TpaTTjyos.
Pseudo-
Lucian.
(TTpaTqyiu),
Ill, 595.
57, 17.
n-TpaffofivTrjs,
rj,
6,
= ^
a-TpaTrjyeva>
-^
(TTpaTrjyeo).
arpf^Xopivos.
rj(Tw,
Porph. Adm. 200.
KaTaorpaTryyio},
2, 14, 31.
Cedr.
a-Tpaffos,
8.
II,
fi,
565, a surname.
6v,
general.
Sept.
Mace.
to
out-
Strab. 11,
o-T-pf/SXdr,
crooked.
Drac. 63,
7, 4,
to
ETTi
(Sa/en. II,
42, 29,
2.
tiiriB,
102 E.
s
Alex. Aphr. Probl.

iXXo'r, squinting.
189,
TLvas.
employ stratagem or trick. 2. To be consul or
Inscr.
praetor.
Strabu
Pohjb.
8,
114, 6
fj,
Moer. 189.
<r7-pa/3d<B,
^
17,
CTTpaTTiyia, as,
=
I,
:=
vnaTeia.
Plut. II, 470.

crrpaTos,
Tv(j)\6a,
to
blind.
Leant.
Sept. Judith 5, 3.
12, 1, 2.
2.
802,
crrpand,
army.
Strab.
Prefecture.
328, 31,
Cypr.n^S
p. 79, 88.
D.
1729 A. B.
(rrpayyakiâi.
App.
3. II,
orpayyaXdw ^=
aTpayyoKr],
r]s,
Diod.
413,
7.
1,
68,
KT),
jurisdictio
9,
or praetura urbana.
Ael
ttoXiti-
Stroi). 6, 1, 8, p.
Jialter.
Tact.
9,
8 ^=. <j)aXayyapxia.
rj,
Jos.
Ant.
4,
6.
o'TpaTrjyiKos,
Pto.
I,
801 A.
as,
fj,
Sext. 122,
28.-/08. Ant.
:
preiorian.
torium.
ov, L. praetorius, praelorianus, Dion. H. I, 414, 14, o-ktjvt], prae6, 6,
6, 8, 2,
a choking sensation, anguish.

knot
:
Strab. 14,
iwapxla, prefectura.
II,
(TTpayyoKid,
intricacy
crooked
Plut.
I,
1070 E.
31, 1.
App.
430,
6, fiTjpa.
ways, intrigue.
Sept. Ps. 124, 5. Esai. 58, 6.
(TTpaTTjyiov, ov, TO,
=;
Trpanapiov, praelorium.
II, 908.
Ptol. Tetrab. 200, halter,
Polyb.
Plut. II,
6,
Dion. H.
App.
I,
(rrpayyakidio, to be crafty, to intrigue.
252, 96.
Dion C.
fj,
53, 16, 5.
618 F.
OTpayyciXiâ,
68, p. 79,
tcrco,
(TTpaTTiyis, iSos,
to strangle, v.
1.
choke.
6, 1,
Diod.
8, p.
1,
(TTpaTrfyos.
t]s,
88 as
Strab.
413
OTpaTrjytATda,
district under the command of Porph. Them. 31. rj, the wife of a orpaTryyos.
as V.
1.
Plut. II, 530 D.
Porph. Cer. 67, 16.

Theogn. Mon.
artful:
oTparrjyos, ov, 6, the
a-Tpayyakia-TTjp, rjpos, 6, halter.
Roman
1, 7,
consul, praetor, or
1, 11, 2.
1, 66,
853 C.
<rTpayyd\ia>St]s,
es,
praefectus.
Polyb.
12.
crooked,
deceitful,
d eVi
TTJs TTokeais,
I,
praefectus urbi.
Diod.
4,
Phryn. P. 8. 63, Orig. Ill, 832 A. 22 emTTapaypevos. Phi*<TTpayyaXdai, q)(TO), {(TTpayyaXr)') to knot. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 24, 23. lon B. 57. 2. To strangle, choke inz crrpayyaXdo), arpayyaIgnat. 680 A. Sept. Tobit 2, 3. Xi'fw.
perverse.
Sept. Prov. 8, 8.
83.
Dion. H.
ov,
247, 19.
orpaTTiXaa-ia, see (rrpaTrjXarla.

oTparriXdrris,
6,
commander of an army.
the
Zos. 99. 15.

(TTpaTrjXaTta, as,
r},
Theoph.
192,
18.
office
of
crTparrjKaTTjS.
Also,
(npaTrjKaxrla.
OTpayyelov, ov, to, (yrpdy^)
=z
(TiKva.
Alex.
Sept.
1,

OTpaTrfKaTiavos, ov,
tTTpaTrjkdTTjs.
6,
Prooem.
y.
officers
Aphr. Probl. 69,

arpayyiâ,
itra, to
30.
toring out, squeeze out.

Tr}v j3dcrtv.
one of the Theod. Ill, 950
of
the
Lev.
32.
1, 15,
TO atp.a npos
Diosc.
CTTpaTcd, as,
2, 84, vSaip.
host. rj, 'H aTpana tov ovpavov, or al (TTpanal rSv ovpavSnv, the host of heaven,
(Sirmond.).
a-TpayyoetSms (tTTpay^,
125.
EIAQ) hy drops. Moschn.

slow.
the celestial bodies. Par. 2, 3, 3. Nehem.

(TTpandpxrjs, ov, 6,
TTpayyos,
17,
6v,
reluctant:
Or*.
170.
II,
212, TTupfi-ds.
Cass. 150.
Ruf. apud OnJ. II,
9, 6.
Hebraism. Sophon.
2.
Sept.
1, 5.
arpardpxris, (TTpaTijyds.
67, 6, 4.
Basil.
Dion C.
Sel.
42, 53, 5. 56, 17,
Basil. Ill,
461
(rrpayos.
572 C.
6,
a-rpayyas, adv. reluctantly.

Orib. 11, 73.
Menemach. apud
oTpaTiapxos, ov,
4,
1.
=
6.
preceding.
48,
13,
1.
Dion C.
42,
46,
38,
Simoc. 65,
Bap^TjKi&rai.
<TTpay\iov,
coverlet.
ov,
to,
the Latin
stragulum,
Theoph.
14.
Basilic. 2, 2, 42.
STpanwTiKOL,
S>v, ol,
Stratiotici
arpayXo-âXwTdpiow
=:
CTTpayKiov.
Theod. IV, 361 C.

arpaTuoTos, ov,
6, {(rrpanarrrjs') a title given to the a-Kpwidpios of the aiyovirraXiot of Egypt. Justinian. Edict. 13, 18.
Com.
617.
arrpayos, see trrpayyot.
tTTpcaa, as,
Tj,
via
s tr
Sta
:=
dSds,
way, road.
Leant. Cypr. 1717

dneKdeiv,
MaKpay OTparav ^xovmv Thenph. 442, 11. (Compare the

==: crTpaTapxris
flini.
a-TpaTo-Krjpv^, vkos, 6, herald
of an army.
9, 4.
Sept.
Reg.
3,
22, 36.
fouf,
Ael. Tact.
6,
Pindaric a-KvpwTos dSoj.)

<TTpaTapxta>,
rjo-a,
STpaToxX^f,
Jos. B.
Stratocles.
Andr.
US STpaTOKXij.
770-0),
Apocr. Act
to collect
J. 4, 1, 10, p. 269.
orpaToXoyto),
{a-Tpariis,
Xeym)
an
Digitized
by Microsoft
<TTpoyiyu\oet8r)9 945
aTpaTo\d'yr]/j,a
Diod. U, 19. armyJos. Ant. 18, 3, 5.
:aTpa.ToK6rfi)fi.a,
1015
H. IV,
2217,
2.
Dion.
Ta
orpfjSXcoTtKa
tov pcKau opyava.

twisted.
Sophrns. 3685 A.
C.
2.
aros, to,
=^
following.
Nil. 552
(TTpepfia,
aros,
to,
anything
Sept.
2,
Army,
f),
troops, soldiers.
Genes. 50.
Judic. 16,
9, o-TuTTTTiou,
tow-rope.
Diosc.
Theoph. Cont. 624.

arpaToXoyia, as,
levy.
151
(152)
=^
arporfios,
the collecting
Diod. Ex. Tat. 138, 17.
of an army, Dion. H. 11,
Clementin. 312
people.
of the bowels.
a-varpepfia,
crowd of
a thing
1140, 14.
(rrpaTOTTfSapxiSt ov,
6,
arpeiTTapiov, ov, to, (orpeTTTos)
twist,
(<TTpaTcm(bov, apffoi) comJos. B. J.

2,
twisted.
Paul. Aeg. 220.

Sept. Deut. 22,
mander of an army.
Lucian.
legion.
11,
30.
Dion.
6v,
19, 4.
arpeirrov, ov, to, fringe, tassel.

12.
aTp(j)io
H. IV, 2088, of a
=
Tj,
Tpena,
to
change.
orpaToneSapxla, aj, 17, tJie office of a-TpaToireddp^s. Dion. H. IV, 2088, 15.
(TTpaTOireSapxiKos,
17,
(61).
Cohort. 25.
2.
S
Just. Apol. 1, 59 Circumago, to set

2, 1, 26.
free, to liberate a slave.

STprjva,
Epict.
of a
(rTpaTorreBdp)(rjs.
Strenia,
Plot Tetrab. 176.

a-rpaToneSeia, as,
sical.
17,
Theod. Icon. 168 B. encampment, camp. ClasPolyb.

1,
Lyd. 53,22.
2.
TO
a
t r
Roman
en a
S, b2.
goddess.
imvop,ls,
New-Year's
Ta OTpTJva.
o'Tprjvos, OV, 6,
gifts.
Athen.
(TTprjvos.
Lyd. 53, IS
Sept. Josu. 4, 3.
30, 12.
Ill,
1,
48, 10.
10.
Diod. 11, 10.

6v,
Dion. H.
1745,
^
rj,
Anast. Sin. 753
A.
fj,
773 B.
tyyos,
^rrpaToneSevTiKos,
(orpaTOTrfScuco)
of a
Polyb.
urpi'-yl,
camp or encampment.
orpaToireSov, ov, to, the
1,
Polyb.
6,
30, 3.
Liber. 30, 28.

'S.Tpiyyas
Roman
legio.
a species of owl. I, 1604 A Kol TiKovhes, female demons.
Pseudo-Damasc.
Suid.
s t r i
16, 2.
Dion C.
38, 47, 2.
55, 23, 2. 5.
(TTpiKTos,
rj,
ov,
strictus.
'SrrplKTOV
....
(TTpaToplKwv, OV, TO, thc officc
Diac. 1137 C.
baton.
of oTpoTap. Steph. Curop. 30, 10. 2. Groom's
orpo/Seur, cms, 6, (a-TpojSem)
Porph. Cer. 576, 18 -wptKiov. mpaTopuraa, rjs, r/, the wife of a o'Tparap.
Porph. Cev. 67, 20.
trrpaTovpa, as.
an instrument used in fulling. Schol Arist. Eq. 386. arpofirja-ts, eto?, fj, distraction. Epiph. I, 252 B.
a-Tpo^rjTos,
rj,
ov,
whirled round.
Lucian.
Ill,
644, Tpox^.
s t
the Latin fj Porph. Cm-. 460. 462.

o,
rat
u r a housing.
,
aTpofiiktvos,
rj,
ov,
(o'TpdjSiXof)
of stone-pine.
Diosc. Eupor.
Diosc.
[rather,
1,
82. 90. 92, prjrlvrj.

to,
<rrpaTo-(pv\a^, a/cor,
sentinel
com-
arpoîXwv, ov,
2,
=^
aTpo^tkos.
manding
OTpdrap,
officer'].
6,
Strab. 12, 5,
s t
opos,
ra
or
1.
15, 1,46.
ImroKop-os,
108.
Phryn. P.
orpoîXujs, ov,
S. 58, 19, stone-pine.
tTTpoîKivos.
Galen. VI, 132

Diosc,
groom.
Theoph. 624, 14. Porph. Cer. 452.

correct for oTpojSdia.
Leo. Tact. 14, 81.
C,
prjTivrj.
OTpaTapLKiov, see oTpaToptKLov.
6,
orpo/SiXiTTjs, ov, 6,
of arpoîKoi.
5,
44,
a-rpavoQ),
in-
olvos,
flavored with the fruit of the stoneis,
pine.
iTTp(fi\evp.a, aros,
to,
(oTpe/3Xos)
perverseness,
arpo^CKoeiSfjs,
13, 4, 1.
top-like.
Classical.
Strab.
deceitfulness.
Symm. Prov.
<rTpe3Xo(cap8ioj, ov,
12 (nfi'pi?.) (^KapSia) perverse of heart.
17, 1, 10.
6, the
(TTpSpiKos, ov,
the kernel.
cone of the stone-pine
Diosc. 4, 105 (107).
2.
fj
also
Stoneo-Tpofii.-
urpe^Xopivos, ov, (pis) crooked-nosed. Mai. 103,

18.
ffTpe^XooTOfios, ov, (oTo/ia) icry-mouthed.
j\Tnl.
pine (Pinus pinea). Diosc. 1, 86 Plut. II, 648 D. X05. oTpoîXo'o), aa-a, to whirl around. 235 C.
orpoîKaSrjs,
es,
Plut. II,
298, 20.
flrpejSôTijr, TjTos,
fj,
crookedness, perverseness
orpoîXoetS^f.
Plut.
I,
opposed to evBvrqs. Plut. II, 968 Aquil. Prov. 4, 24. Sext. 531.
<iTp/3Xo-;(\os, ov,
!/)!iA
A. B.
463 A.
a-Tpoyyvkaiva, to
make arpoyyvXos.
Plut. II,
distorted lips
deceitful.
894 A.
(TTpoyyvXfos, ov, contracted o-TpoyyuXoCs, ovv, Chron. 699, 21. o-TpoyyuXoj.
Greg. Na:.
<rrpej3X6)pa,
II,
204 C.
to,
aros,
(arpe^Xoto)
distortion.
Erotian. 344.
-OTpe/SXwortff,
0)5,
crrpoyyuXif<^, iVw,
^,
= OTpoyyvWo).
6,
Dion. H.
=zz TO O'Tpe^Xovv or arpe-
V, 482.
Psell.
904 C.
Jos. Ant. 19, 1, 5. Plut. II, 1070 Martyr. Path. 1424 B, torture. <7Tpj3Xo)Tijptoi', ou, TO, instrument of torture, rack.
ôda-6at.
B.
crTpoyyuXto-Ti)S,
ov,
0-TpoyyuXifo'p.cvor.
a-TpoyyvKKa>, v\a>, to
=^ 6 aTpoyYv\l(av or Cosm. Carm. Greg. 532. round. Dion. H. V, 76, 5,
PseudcK/bs. Mace.
2.
8, p. 508.
Symm.
Jer. 20,
Ony.
I,
584 A.
Greg. Nyss.
Ill,
orpoyyuXoeiSijs,
in pronouncing the letter Q. Diosc. 3, 56 (63). c's, roundish.

Plut. II, 1121 C.
orpegXeflTtKor, 5, ov, torturing.
Digitized
by Microsoft
(7rpoj'yvXo6i,Ba>'}
arpoyyvKoeihUis, adv. roundhhly.
1016
Alex. Aphr.
01
aTVKLTt)^
oTpafrnTfis, the title of the miscellanies of
Probl. 36, 25.

(rrpoyyvX-o^JACS or a-TpoyyvK-o'îs, 6,
yvXowpoa-tinros, round-faced.
OTpoyMai. 100. 425.

Erotian. 64.
Clemens of Alexandria.
Theod. IV, 350
Clem. A.
I,
708 A.
YXfiprji 6 Irpap.aTevs, the
aTptyyyvXoa, axra,
=^
(rrpoyyiXKa.
author of the 3045 C.

(TTpoipaTiov, ov, TO,
(TTpa>p,aTeis.
Joann. Mosch.
Ptut. II, 1121 A.
little
OTpopêw
aTp5>fia.
Anton.
5, 1.
a-Tpoêm.
Caesarius 908.
a-Tpap.l3os.
orpffi/iUTo-ûXal, aKos,
6,
keeper of the bedding.

L.
s t
a-TpopPoi8r)s, s, like
Xenocr. 48,
Classical.
Plut.
I,
697 B.
or
aTpdtvvvfj.1,
like cockles.
(TTpovBapiov,
ov, TO,
little
(TTpoovvvQ)
er
no
eiri-
(TTpovdos.
o-aTTio, to saddle.
Hieron.
II,
46 B, Asinum
Anton.
5, 1.
6,
sternere.
aciary.
fj,
Apophth. 96
KeXeuei a-Tpa6ijvai
a-Tpov0eav, avos,
(TTpovBioKafirfKos, ov,
Ill,
2. A synonyme of a-rpoidiov. 652 A. DioKC. 2, 192 (193).
Theoph. 493. 495.

(TTpodoKafirjkos.
TO
Orig.
232 A, Tov ovov. Joann. Mosch. 3025 D. Porph. Cer. 80, 25. 500, 16. Adm. 243. Achmet. 233. 153 'Eo-Tpcofievos
KTTfvr).
fj,
miros, caparisoned.
a-Tpma-is, etof,
arpovBioprjXov, ov, to,
=^
rj,
trrpovdeiov or (TTpov-
a spreading
\i6ov.
a paving
bed.
8.
6mv
pTjkov.
Galen. VI, 350 D. F.

6,
Dion. H.
Jos. B. J.
50,
I,
581, 10, 6hav.
Strab. 5, 3,
aTpov6o-KaprjXos, ov,
struthiocamelus
Died.
Aqiiil.
2,
7, 8, 3,
=;: a-Tpovdos, hird-camel, ostrich.
arpapvi], orpm/ia.
Apophth. 149 r= Sophrns. 3653 B. Doroth.

Classical.
p 162,
14, 15.
62.
Strah. 16, 4, 11.
Deut.
1672 A,
o-rapn;?, ov,
6,' one
Galen. VI, 387 A.

(Kf(j)a\Tj)
aTpovdoK.c(f>aKos, ov,
sparrow-headed,
Galen.
Greg. Naz.
KTTvyepamos,
Ill,
rj,
thai spreads beds. 659 A.
or ostrich-headed.
II,
Plut. II, 520 C.
ov,
nn
a-Tvyeponirqs.
Agath.
278 B.
ov,
3,
Epigr.
ostrich-eating.
72, 1.
a-TpovSo-(j)dyos,
Agathar.
arvyva^cii, do'to,
i^
orvyvos
elp.1,
to
be gloomy.
148,
1.
Diod.
28.
Strab. 15, 4, 11, a na-
Matt. 16,
10, 22.
3, to
lower, said of the sky.
Marc.
tion so called.
OTpovKTdjp, opos, 0,
structOT
^
rj,
Macar. 529 A.
(^dyopevco)
TpaneôKOfjLos.
OTvyvTjyopos, ov,
things.
Athen. 4, 70.
^Tpovpp.iTâ
place.
Basil.
Eys. Alex. 444 C.

Strumpitza, a
Cedr.
II,
Greg. Naz.
r),
or ^Tpovp.TTiTâ,
OTvyvla, as,
announcing gloomy 1337 A. (TTvyvoTTjs. Joann. Mosch.

Ill,
Porph. Novell. 319.
3040 B.
oTvyvoTTows,
ov, (TToiia)
459.
o-Tpoipa'Kos,
making sad.
Basil. IV,
ov,
6,
^=
(TTpo^CKos,
top.
Psell.
661 A.
(TTvyvos,
7),
1133 A.
a-Tpo<jie1ov,
<TTpo<pri, Tjs,
ov,
sad,
eirj
melancholy.
Theod.
Ill,
ov to, capstan.
f),
Lucian.
1,
Ill, 252.
1048
D 'Q.S
5e
aTvyvbv Kai dvaKoKovBov

sadness, gloominess.
iva
trick.
juggler's tricks.
2. Stropha
like
v.
Just. Apol.
14, p,ayiKm,
ooKiaa-iv eivai.
or
strophe
VI, 1110.
pivot
(TTvyvoTTjs, r)Tos,
sical.
rj
r],
Clas-
of an
ode.
Dion. H. V, 130.
Polyb.
3, 20, 3.
CyrUl. A. X, 89
Philon n, 484, 15.

o-Tpo<l)cyyoet8f}s,
s,
fjpeTepa, tristitia nostra,
title
of assumed
a
1.
a-Tp6(f)Ly^
(^
y.
humility.
<jTvy68ep.vos, ov, (jTTvyiw, blfxvia) bed-hating,
a.
Apollod. Arch. 44 as
iTTpoiîokos,
ov,
6,
strophiolum.
Heron
euphemism.
oTuXifco,
tcra,
Agath. Epigr. 82.

Strab. 1, 3, 4.
Jun. 139, 20.

a-Tpo(p6ofj.aL (^(rTp6(pos), to
2, 2,
(TTvKibiov, ov, TO, little arvXls.
have the gripes. Diosc.

Delet. p. 11.
^=
r),
o-TrfKirevco.
Ephes. 976 E.
Dion. H.
470.
107.
40.
1, 18, p. 35.
Eupor.
to
Thalass. 1476 A.
OTvXls,
I'Sor,
little
Epict. 4,
ff,
9, 4.
arvXos.
I,
o-Tpo(j)a)Sr)s,
L. torminalis, pertaining
the
Strab. 6, 2,
1.
3, 5, 5.
little
6, 1, 5.
gripes.
Erotian. 352.
OTvXicTKOs, OV, 6,
o-tvKos.
Strab. 3, 4,
1 7.
o-Tpotpaihas, adv. as in the gripes.
Galen. VII,
turns round.
aTvXirTjs, ov, 6,
pillar-man, stylUe,
an epithet
415 E.
(TTpocfiaTos,
r),
ov,
((rTpf(j)a))
that
Sept.
Ezech. 41, 24.

I'Sor,
arpvy^, incorrect for a-rpty^.

o-Tpv(f>a\ii,
fj,
given to those holy men who spent the greater part of tlieir lives on the tops of pillars in the vicinity of large cities. The most distinguished of the pillar-saints are Simeon,
Julianus, Daniel, Alypius,
Tpo(jiaKis.
Dubious.
and Petrus.
Saint
Sept.
Reg.
1,
17, 18.
(a-Tpv(j>v6s)
to
(rrpv(j)v6oi,
(io-a),
make rough,
Greg.
Nilus intimates that this mode of mortifying the flesh was not free from vanity. NU.
Epist.
2,
astringent, or harsh.
Plut. 11, 624 F.
114, p. 249 B.
Ephes. 1604 B.
Th. 1073 B.
(TTpaparevs, ems,
6,
=^
<TTp<op.aT68ea-p.oi.
401,
condemned.
Moer. 326.
2.
Phryn.
Plural,
Euagr. 1, 13. 6, 23. Joann. Mosch. 2873 C. 2876 C. 2981 A. Theoph. 177. 683. Stud. 960 D. Horol. Sept,
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o-Ti/\oeiS7j9
1. Nov. Nub. 231.
1017
(Compare
Arist.
a-Ta'iKcvopm, to
(jvyjevicrcra
26.
Dec.
11.
Ill,
Lucian.
es, like
474
seq.)
Eus.
STcoi'icdf,
Ill,
ij,
play 1212 B.
dy,
the Stoic.
Numen. apud
of
the Poecile
2, 8,
OTuXo-t8^s,
a pillar.
Galen. IV, 43 B.
(oTod)
Stoicus,
Stoa,
where Zeno taught.
otCXos, ou,
6,
pillar.
Pallad. Laus. 1195 D,
Sdyfiara, (Ae /S/oic doctrines.

o-o(j}os,
Just. Apol.
ST-mixAs 0iXd-
T^s virojiovqi.
(miketjia,
aros,
to,
(otvXoo))
prop.
Apollod.
the chief
14, 2, 13. 18.
a Stoic philosopher. Strab. 13, 1, Philon I, 251, 10. Luc. Act.

1,
57.
17, 8-82
1,
Arch. 17.
OTviijUX, aros, to, ((rTv0ti>)
s t
Epict.
19, 17.
ymma
Diosc.
I,
Plut. II, 874 D.
D.
20.
Oi dwd Zrivavos SrmiKoi.
/hs(. Apol.
ingredient
p. 35,
of an ointment.
fj.vpa>v.
1, 76,
18,
T&v
OTviros, ov, o,
a-Tvirncivos,
rj,
=
ov,
Clem. A.
OTVTrrj.
ov,
=^
344 D. 98 C. Phryn. 261, (TTinrmpos.

Galen.
II,
7, 5.
(Î'a,
Lucian.
I,
755.
Srai. 57.
a-xoXrj,
Diog.
1, 17.
STOotKi; a'lpecns,
or (îXoctophilosophy.
PZ(. II,
I,
<Ae
Sioic
8.
sec(,
school,
or
6, 3.
Dion. H. V,
605. 329.
a~raip.vXevop,ai
SiraS. 14,
CTera.
condemned.
(rruirmv for (ttvttitIov.
crnmirivos, q,
33, 12.
{TTVirirlov, ov, to,
Sext. 261.

tow.
=
fj,
4.
a-TmpvXKopai.
732 D. Clem. A.
I,
of
Phryn. 261.
P. S.
652 A.
(TTcopvXijdpa, ar,
(oTwpvXea)
5.
glibness, volubility
Ill,
^=
arvnelov, arvmrelov.
5,
Sept.
of tongue.
arapvKrjBpos,
a-v,
Numen. apud Eus.

Athen.
9,
1209 A.
1, 1.
Judio. 15, 14.
Polyb.
annnruivos,
47. 59.
i),
ov,
89, 2, v.
1.
a-Tovirnlov.
Phrijn. P. S. 5,
thou.
26.
(TTvTrmvos.
Sept. Lev. 13,
aTV7rTrjpLa)8Tjs,
s,
like
(TTVTrrrjpia.
Classical. Orib. II,
JDiosc. 5,
179 (180).
OV,
Antyll.
apud
383.
(TTuiTTiKos,
rj,
(oTu0o))
1,
styptlcus,
2, 94.
astrin-
Porph. Cer. 36 Tij!' dyiav 380 eras 8ia(j}v\d^ri a-as. EiXoymv Tov ydpov trar. 383 Uavra ej(dp6v eras dov\wo-7j TTpb Twv TTpobuiv (TQS. 384 Ai dpcTal
eras
Mediaeval accusative and genitive

vpas, vpaiv.
eras-
ov, glib, voluble.
Aristaen.
âtjCKdav
gent.
Orib.
Diosc.
14. 20.
m,
188, 10.
Plut. II,
Athen. apud 624 E. Antyll.

I,
aas.
(Tvdypnos
boar.
or crvaypios,
Diosc.
ov,
(a-vaypos)
of wild
apud
Orib. II, 439, 8.
Clem. A.
488 C.
2, 90. 99.
(TTvpaKUTov, OV, TO,

Orib. I, 435.
(rrvpaKiô),
winc flavored with a-rvpa^.

be
a-vayponhrjs, fs, like

p. 37, 17.
a wild boar.
Strab. l,/2, 16,
iVm,
to
or
smell like
aTvpa^.
(TvaKiov, ov, TO,
=
d,
(Tva^.
Bioss. Ill, 417.

fish.
Diosc.
2,
106.
rj,
<Tva^, oKos, 6,
a species oi
(rrupoKivos,
ov,
7,
of o'Tvpa^.
3,
Sept. Gen. 30, 37.
cruy-ydXaKTOf, ou,
foster-brother.
{avv, yoKa)
Nicet. 77.
opoydkaKTOS,
Strab.
12,
p.
570.
Diosc.
;(pi(7/ia.
1,
64.
79,
Theoph. 500.
the
pp. 68. 83, fivpov, eXawv,

<rTu(j)iâ>, itra, to
crvyâpPpos,
sister.
ov, 6,
husband of one's
wife's
be o-rui^ds.
((rrv0(o)
Anon. Med. 235.

astringent.
Poll. 3, 32.
Theod. Lector 181 C.
<TTv(j)6s,
Tj,
ov,
Basil.
I,
113 C.
Geopon.
e, 11, 2.
Anon. Med. 247.
a-vy-yapea, to
14.
Leo Gram. 360. Hes. 'AcXioi .... marry together vnth. Sext. 496,
Apophth. 281
249, ou-oj.
a-Ti(pos,
ov, o,
gain?
ttjs
Greg. Nyss. Ill, 185

aTrdrrjs.
avy-yepi^m.
Sweye/iifc per
Aia rou arvcfjov

KepSos.
(mi(l>6Tris, rp-os,
rj,
Hes. ^rv(j>os,
Plut. II,
austerity,
avTOv
TTjv KdprjXov.
ui<ra,
(Tvyêpoa,
97 A.
preceding.
Apophth. 269
Ill,
96 F.
severity.
3>
:
((7ru(/>or)
densily.
:
C, TO KTTJVOS.
avyyiveia, relationship.
0'vyyvvs, ecoy, d,
Astringency
Greg. Naz.
o-vyycvrjs.
1,
321 C.
2686.
v.
1.

Stud. 1712 A.
contract
to
401 A.
OTvcjxo,
to
Apophth. Steph. Diac. 1092.

astringent
:
r^
Inscr.
4896, A.
Sept.
Mace.
10,
89 as
.
be
to
2,
in-
spissate.
Classical.
Siaxeca.
Dion. H. V, 90,
op1,
posed to
12.
Strab. 11, 11, 5.
Diosc.
167,
53, p. 56
ToC
i(Trvpp,ivov
eXaiov.
Hermes Tr. latrom. 395, 26. Gnlen. II, 288 B. X, 101 A. Achmet. 199 to oTvcpov Anon. Med. 249. arucjyoTris, astringency.
2. Tropically,
Laus. 1075 C.
Scyth.
to discipline, correct.
Athan. I, 381 C. Cijrill. H. 580. Ephr. Ill, 253 F. Stud. 805 A. ovyyevTjs, is, kinsman, a title of honor bestowed by the king of Persia upon favorites. ClasSept. Esdr. 1, 4, 42. 1, 3, 7, Aapeiov. sical. Also, by the successors of Alexander.
Marc.
6, 4.
Mace.
1,
11, 31.
rj,
Inscr. 4897,
6.
Pallad.
Cyrill.
a-vyyeviKos,
ov,
belonging
to the family.
Dion.
V.
S.
1114 C. 258 B.
Nil. 300 B.
II. I, 542.
577, ovopa, nomen. II, 635.

fj,
o'vyyevts, ISos,
^=
i]
avyyevr/s.
Clementin. 308.
(TrinjfK, ea>s, ^,
(orv^to) contraction.
Diosc.
7.
48.
Philotim.
Spissarnentum
apud
Orib.
I,
300,
a.
rav
1,
265 C. D. TV, 889 B.

Plut.
II,
Grig. Ill, 1904.
Eus.
II,
a-Tviifia.
Diosc.
1, 5,
a-vyyevia-a-a,
rjs,
fj,
preceding.
Epiph.
728 B.
128
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by Microsoft
uj-jepa
(Tvy-yepcov, ovtoi,
6,
1018
Bdbr. 22.
a-vy-KoBifpoa.
(Tvy-Ka6iâ>,
to
i (Tvy-KaTai 6e<TK
Plut. 11, 612 D. fall down.
Sept.
fellow-old-man.
Isid.
Greg. Th. 1037 B.

KTvyîyas, avros,
u,
Num.
22, 27,
fellmu-giant.
384 A.
VTrOKOTCiy
TIVOS.
(Tvyyikiv, incorrect for aiyiKKiv.

(Tvyyva>fji0âLf
rjaofiac,
avy-Radoppi(opai.
<ivy-KaeotTi.6a>.
II,
Polyb. 5, 95, 3.
2, 4, p.
^=
(Tvyyva)[iTjv atTOviJiai.
Jos. Ant. 16,
788.
Plut.
Fsead-Athan. IV, 525 C, rwl.

avyyvwfioveo),
(7K0).
rj{7co,
636 C.
Sept.
{trvyyvcoâiv)
^=
avyyiyvaSexl.
iTvy-Ka6v(\>aiva>.
Esai.
3,
23
-a<Tp.ai.
Apollod.
2, 7, 6, 3.
Jos. B. J. 2, 15, 4.
Method. 136 B.
a-vy-Kaipos,
ov,
Ignat. 680.
Pliryn. 382,
condemned.
to
at
the
right
3, 16.
time,
opportune,
389, 12.
628, 8.
17,
seasonable.
Alciphr.
avyyvmjxoviKos,
sical.
dv, II,
disposed
603, 23.
pardon.
Clas-
a-vy-KaK07ra6ea>.
Paul. Tim.
Dion. H.
9.
.los.
2.
2, 1, 8.
Basil. Ill,
Z>iod.
Hermog. Rhet.
42, 10.
Orig. Ill, 1176 to (TvyyvafiovcKOv
208.

I,
a-vy-KaKovpyfia.
198,
1.
II,
1131.
(rvyyvatLtrj.
Eus. v, 281
Jj/
C
to
Philon
II,
196,
Ant. 17,
5, 7, p. 842.
a-vyyvafiovLKas, adv.
indulgently.
Jein^ disposed
23, 19.
pardon,
Hierocl.
Dion C. Frag.
(Tvy-KaKovxÔfiat.
I,
108,
Hermog. Khet.
yvoipLâj.
ij,
Paul. Hebr. 11, 25.
Basil.
C. A. 86, 14.
avy-yvapi^co
edge.
5 A.
Pseudo-.7s?. 1272 D.
rolevi. 1 70.
tliorougli knowl-
a'vyKoKvppa, aros, to,

22, 30. 27, 20.
KaXvii/ia.
Sept. Deut.
(ruy-yj/oxrif, ftur,
cognitio,
I,
Clem. A.
17,
709 A.
<rvy-Kd\v\JAis, ecos,
Fseado-Demetr. 47, 14. fj, a covering up. Max. Conf.
(TvyyvaaTos,
di/,
pardonable, excusable.
Sap.
6,
7,
eKeovs, deserving
with.
of pity.
2.
B.
Sept.
y4c-
II,
181 A.
rj,
trvyKapyjîs, eois,
to avyKap-Trreiv.
Herod.
quainted
Fseudo-Theophyl.
IV,
Plut.
apud
Orib. II, 422, 5.
1216, acquaintances.
(Tvy-yop.<^6a>
I,
arvy-KanrjKiva.
Philostrg. 509
-craa-dai.
yo[j.<p6(i}.
Diod. 14, 72.

(Tvyypapfia.
(rvy-KapTepeo3.
Euchait. 1135 A.
66.
II,
922.
little
(Tvy-KaTaâlvco, to
iTvyypafifianov, ov, to,

I,
Lucian.
sical.
to, to
832.
Orig.
rfs, fj,
I,
49 A. B.
Erotian. 266 2uyalpoKcoyfr
(^(Tvyypa<j)Ti)
go or come down with. ClasDiod. 16, 12. Tropically, to agree submit: to condescend. Polyb. 3, 10, 1.
<rvyypa(pr),
a scratch.
ypa(prj v(patpos,
3,
89, 8.
Epict. 3, 16,
9.
4, 2, 1.
Orig.
I,
488, nvi.
Athan.
I,
93 C.
Greg. Naz.
11,
a-vyypacpiKos,
17,
ok,
pertaining to
285.
cruy-KaTaâtTis, ctos, ^, condescension, indulgence.
writing, composition, or ?o prose.
Lucian.
I,
593, SciraT?;!.
prose.
0vy-ypd(j)a>.
Men. Rhet.
279, 17, Xdyor, in
Hippol. 853.
236.
C7iny.?. I,
Method. 349. 465 C.

6v,
Oe^.
iV^ss. II,
Apollon. D. Synt. 272, 23 To

<ruyypa(\>opivov tov I (Hi).
X^povov
2.
iVo'-
uvyKaTaâTiKos,
Eplir.
I,
f],
condescending, indulgent.
189
TO (TvyKaTaânKop
avy-
Conscribo.
<Tvy-yvpvaa-la,
as,
P/u^.
I,
25.
II,
278
Ua-
KaTa&a<Tis.
Chrys. VII, 203 D.
Tepcs avyycypapp-evoi, patres conscripti.

f],
(TvyKaTaâTiKios,
gently.
adv.
condescendingly,
indul-
an
exercising
together.
Orig. II, 992.
Caesarius 908.
5, 70, 8.
Chrys.
Sept. Sap. 8, 18. Plut. II, 898 C. Apollon. Sext. 612, 20. D. Conj. 479. Clem. A. I, 701. II, 312 C. Plut. II, 141 E. F. avy-Kadayt^co. (Tvy-Ka8atpco. Philon I, 647, 34. Tim. Aelur. 268 C (TvyKadaipco), to depose together with. Dubious.
IX, 597 D.
a-uy-KaTafiiBd^to.
Polyb.
o-uy-KaTofipoâi, to gulp
down.
Sophrns. 3605
-ppwâs.
(Tvy-KaTayivi>a Ka>.
56.
Diod. 17, 80.

KOTayiTj/it.
App.
II, 88,
(Tvy-KaTayvvpi
/uZ.
cvy<a6eSpia,
as,
rj,
the being (TvyKcideBpos.
Cae-
60 A.
sarius 1032.
(ruy-KaTayop<^6(i>
= =
Symm.
Ps. 67, 24.
yop<j>6a).
Plut. 11, 426 B.
ovyKadfhposi ov, 0, r=: ndpeSpos, L. assessor, coadjutor of a magistrate. Macar. 604 D. Pallad. Laus. 1233 C. Euagr. 2497 A. B.
<TvyKadclpyvvpi
(rvy-KaTaypd<pa).
(Tiiy-(caTaSt)caf(B.
Gemin. 773 B.
BasiV.
I, 1
72 C.
304 A.
Clim.
(Tvy-KardSiKos, ov,
condemned
together.
(TvyKaOelpyat.
Basil.
Ill,
772 C.
O'vy-KaTaSvva.
avy-KaTdSvo-Ls, ems,
257 A.
<Tvy-Ka6eipimppai,
to
be joined together by fate.

Ill,
Diogenian. apud Sms.

26.
<rvyKa6rjKop,ai
452 C.
Anton.
4,
same time
1005.
Hipparch. 1028 A. a setting together or at the opposed to o-ui'avaToXi). Hipparch.

Classical.
fj,
Strab.
1, 1,
21.
^=:
<TvyKa6Upui.
Cosm. Carm.
Plut. II, 44 E.
crvy-KaTa^da.
Plut. II, 749 D. E.
Greg. 349.
avy-Kadi8pva>.
Strab. 9, 2, 29.
*ovy-KaTd6a-Ls, fas,
sent
:
fj, L. assensus, assent : conapproval, approbation : agreement : op-
138 C.
posed to
apvTjtTK.
Chrysipp. apud Plut. n.
Digitized
by Microsoft
(TvyKaTaderiov
1055 F.
Dion. H.
259, 39
Plut.
I,
1019
Z)?orf.
avy-KaTTvm
enumerate.
Classical.
Polyb. 4, 17,
8.
16,
50.
I,
a-vy-KarapiBijieco, to
m,
PhiOrig,
1702,
1.
PhUon
II,
170, 13.
2,
lon
I,
3, 37.
83, 45.
a-vvmvca-is.
Epict.
17,
15.
o-vyKaTapidprjTcov
I,
8ei a-vyKarapidiJietv.
926 D. II, 903. Cels. apud Orig. I, 969 C. Clem. A. I, 940. II, 12 C, XoyiK^. Eus. Ill, 25 D, dveleVaoToy. Zos. 245, 9, oXoyoj, Christianity {Theod. IV, 805 B).
'S.vyKa.TaBiaeas eirtpprifiaTa, adverbs
673 B.
Diosc.
5,
avy-Karappeo}.
103.
II,
o-vy-KaTappmreai.
Diod.
577, 30.
a-vy-Karapxa.
Cyrill.
A.
Ill, 240,
nvos
rivi.
of affirmaDiosc.
avy-KOTaaêmvpt.
tion (yal, valxODion. Thr. 642, 5. avyKOTadfTeov :^ Sfi (TvyKaTaTi6ecr6ai,
Prooem. p. 2. 312 C. 346 C.

1,

6v,
973 D. o-vy-KaTaa-rjjxaivai. Cyrill. A. IX, 904 D. uvy-KaraariTrai. Basil. Ill, 304 B. (Tvy-KaTaaKfiTTTa. Plut. I, 1001 C.
<Tvy-KaTa.<TKoiroi, ov, 6, fellow-spy.
Plut. II, 648 B.
SynceU. 260.
I,
wyKoraBfTiKos,
22.
4, 1, 69.
rj,
assenting.
Epict.
1,
17,
a-vy-KaTaa-Trdai.
Classical.
Clem. A.
I,
1068 C.
(Tvy-Kwraa-welpa.
Iren.
1, 5,
6 -aSal tlvi.
avyKaradfTiKais,
adv. assentingly ;
Epict.
1,
opposed to
II, 24.
I,
a-vy-KaTa<TTa(7idâ.
Plut.
363 D.
Polyb.
4, 8, 9.
dvavevTiKas.
<7i7-raTal9i;(o.
14,
7.
Galen.
o-vy-KardcTTaa-is, eios, ^, conflict.
P/iiVon II, 397, 44.
Clem. A.
1033 B,
{Tvy-Karalpa.
Plut.
I,
555 C.
15,
7,
KTvy-KaTotTtdofiat.
Jos. Ant.
10 -aBnvai
passively.
iTvy-KaraKCtlvia.
App.
II,
585, 28.
Nicol.
666 -avprivai. a-vy-KaracrxripaTi^tD, in accordance or together with. Plut. II, 442 D. Plot. Tetrab. 63. a-vy-KaTaa-xlC'^Galen. IV, 76 E. 135 F. Xemes. 697 A. (Tvy-KaTaTTjKO). Anton. 5, 1.
II,
avy-KaTa<Tvpu>.
Philon
avy-KaraKala.
Classical.
D.
63.
Strab.
<Tvy-KaTaTpX''>-
Diog.
9,
31.
15, 1, .SO. 62.
uvy-KaravXiôpai.
Cyrill.
6,
tTvy-KaTaKoKimTO).
<rvy-KaTaKgpdvvvfii.
Diod. 18, 46.
OMyKarauKitrpos, ov,
Cyrill.
A.
I,
693 A.
to crvyKaTavXtêadau
ovyKaTaKkcioTEOv
6,
Caesarius 1053.
Sel (TvyicaraKkfUiv.
A.
I,
724 A.
Jos. B. J,
Geopon.
(Tvy-Karacjiayew, see avyKaridBia).

a-vy-KaTa<f>evya>.
3, 8, 4.
2, 7.
Dion
C.
<ray-KaTaKKr}povopa>.
^Tuy-KaraKotftao).
./os.
Sept.
Xum.
1,
32, 30.
38, 33, 5.
iTvy-KaTa(p6eip<o.
a~vy-KaTa<f)\eyco.
Ant. 12,
4, 6.
Polyb.
9,
26, 6.
iTvy-KaTaKoXouÊiB.
(Tuy-KoraKo/iifQ).
Strab. 17,
34.
/)ion. /T. Ill, 1339, 9.
avy-RaTOKOTTTa.
<rvy-KaTaKo(Tnea>.
Plut. II, 816 A.
215 A. 499 C.
p.
Posidon. apud Athen, 5, 53, Philon II, 27, 8 as v. 1. Plut. II,

Cyrill.
Plut. II, 938 F.
avy-KaTa(j)otTda>.
A. IX, 724 D.
8, 69. 11,
cvy-KaTOKprjpviô).
4, 1, 9.
Philon
I,
408.
Jos. B. J.
OTiy-Karacpoveio).
Polyaen.
Clem. A.
o-vy-Karaxpdoiiai.
428 C.
I,
1324.
<rvy-KaTaKptvto.
avy-KaTaicvXla).
o-vy-KaroXe'yo).
1,
Ephr. II, 89 E. Dion. H. V, 142,

Apollod.
1.
ovy-tcaTax<^vvvpi.
4.
2.
avy-KaTaijfeya).
Geopon. 1, 6, 3. Orig. VII, 25 C. Cyrill. A. X,

Plut.
be
I, 122 E. Luc. reckoned among.
3,
6,
3,
i)ion.
2, 33.
H.
188 B.
tTvy-Kara^^^lôpai.
237 as
V.
Strab.
7, 3, 2.
1,
iTuy-KaTaXijyo).
Pseudo-Z>eme<r.
Cyrill.
2, 1.
7, 4.
Act.
1,
26
-trdrjvai, to
Tuy-KaTdKoyiÔjua.
a-vy-KaTaptaiva.
(Tvy-Kara/iuo).
Jos. Ant. 15,
(Tvy-KaTaîxfavy-Karcifii.
Eudoc. M. 379.
I,
A.l, 797 C.
Luci'an.
441.
I,
Philipp. 34.
ovy-KareâvLO'Tapai.
Plut.
711 A.
Strab. 14, 3, 10.
(Tuy-Karaveuo).
(Tvy-KaTairaTeai.
Polyb.
3, 52, 6.
a-vy-Karepxapm.
(Tvy-KaTeadlai.
1, 1.
II, 94.
Classical.
frvy-KaTanepTTca.
Diod. 17, 34. Jos. Ant. 18,
Sept. Esai. 9, 18.
Plut.
I,
10.
(ruy-KaranipTrprifu.
Philon
I,
II, 21, 27.
Dion
178,
C
26.
a-vy-Karevdivco.
Plut.
II,
446 B.
778 F.
44, 50, 2.
47, 34, 3;
fTvyKartaxôat, wcto), to become Karttrxvos together
avy-KaTamvo).
Philon
311.
I,
II,
toith.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
464 D.
1,
Galen. VI, 360 C.

qvy-icaTajriVTffl.
Clem. A.
77 B.
o-vy-KaroXia-datva.
Cyrill.
Diod.
30,
p.
36,
98.
Dion. H. V, 552, 12. 13. Basil.

Classical.
A.
II,
21 A.
Ill,
257 A. Dion, H. VT, 752,

5<ra6. 13, 4,
(Tvy-KaTovopdâi.
Athan.
II,
oTfy-KaTaTrXcKio.
6.
<rvy-KaTopi(Tcra> or avy-KaTopirro).
233 A. 253 A. Dion. H.
II,
PîVon
77.
II,
151, 42.
656,
9.
Strab. 11, 4, 8.
r],
my-KaTwiroKejiia.
2, p.
Diod. 19, 15.
trvyKamxTis, ems,
up.
=
I,
(TvyKaTTViv, a patching
my-Karmrovriâ
60, 76.
following.
Hippol. Haer.
Clem. A. H, 452 B. C. avy-KaTTva>, to patch up. Iren. 521 B.

II,
Lucian.
31.
Clem. A.
1141 B.
Pseudo-Zusi.
tny-KaTanovToa.
Sext. 745, 10.
1196 B.
Socr.SOOB.
Digitized
by Microsoft
crvy-Kei-fiaL
(Tvy-Keifim, to be
1020
avy-KKeiirros,
17,
avy-icKaydo)
ov,
7,
agreed upon. Altai. 72, IG'Hj'
shut up, closed.

10.
Classical.
avTois dieyvanTfievov Kal a:vyKeinevov iva Stara-
Sept.
O-TOS.
Reg.
Zo
3,
Xenocr. 30 -(ruyAoclose,
(yvy-KeKofijxevcos (crvyKOTTTa),
adv. in short sen-
o-uy-KXci'to,
shut up,
2.
etc.
Classical.
to
tences
32.
by syncope.
Babr.
Sept.
113,
2.
I,
To
prevent,
fie
hinder.
pfj
ttjs
t9j
Gen. 16, 2 SuveKXeicrc
a-vy-KiKpoTijiihas, adv. neatly, finely.
Lucian.
I,
TiKTew,
Kvpios tov
eKmXuo-e.
Mace.
(^Her.
2, 8,
25 'Yiro
694.
Poll. 1, 157.
01), 6,
&pas
(TvyKkeioiievoL
eKKXrfiopevoi
o-uyKeXXiTijf,
(kcXXq)
cell
sync ell it a,
one
aprj).
Athan.
rj
289
living in the
I,
same
with another.
Cassian.
(TvviiiKeuTev
r}p.epa.
3.
'HpôfUvovs nvas
To
complete,
to
1151 A.
(keXXo)
end.
(TvyiceXKos, ov, 6,
syncellus, concell-mate,
cellita, bishop's or abbot's

sort
1856 Eij vvKTa avyKKnApollon. D. Adv. 530, 24. (rSeis 6 xpovos. Also neuter, to come Synt. 82, 23. 11, 9.
Ill,
Dion. H.
of ecclesiastical spy. Ephes. 977 E. Joann. Mosch. 2896 D. 2989. Chal. 997 E. (^Basil. IV, 540. 812. 825. Thalass. 1477. In process of time it became a 1037 D.)
to
an
end.
Polyb. 17,
7, 3.
17, 9, 2 Aia to
KOI Tfjv
&pav
eli oi|re avyicKeieiv.
4.
Partici-
ple, 6 (TvyKkeiav, blacksmith ?
Sept. Reg. 4,
24, 14.
o-vy-KKenTTjs, ov, 6, fellow-thief.
a-vy-K\riptK6s,
oC,
o,
mere
title.
3.
Chron.
721.
Nic.
11,
681
C.
Poll. 6, 158.
Porph. Car. 530. Euchait. 1190 Zonar. II, 257 (Paris). C. CyrUl. A. X, 1112 C, of the <rvy-Kpavmni.. two natures, according to the Monophysites. 2. To contract two vowels into one.
Tkeopli.
fellow-clergyman.
Chal.
Can.
18.
r]a-(o,
(Tvy-Kkqpovop.ico,
Sir. 22, 23.
to be avyKKrjpov6p.Oi.
Sept.
(Tvy-KKrjpovopiia, as,
f],
joint-inheritance.
Clem.
Drac. 157, 26
(Tvy-Kepaa-Tos,
-a-Brjvai. eis
ev (riiidsTe Tifidre").
A.
11,
337 C.
ov,
6,
rj,
6v,
mixed.
To
crvyKepaa-Tov
a-vy-K}\.T]pov6pos,
joint-heir.
8, 17.
Philon
II,
Kpafia,
wine diluted with water.
Ephr.
I,
284, 24.
Paul.
Rom.
Iren. 557
A to
306.
Apophth. 376 C.
Sept.
11, 40, Tivi.
(TvyKKr/povofia.
(TvyKKriTiKos,
rj,
a-vy-Kepariôpai, to strike with the horns.
ov, ((rvyK\r]Tos)
L. senatorius, of
629, 30,
6.
Dan.
91.
the senate.
Diod. 20, 36
11,
01 trvyKktiTiKai, so.
(Tvy-K((j)a\atcopa, aros, to, the
sum
total.
Nicom.
Polyh.
avhpes, the senators.
614, 28.
Cor nut. 113.

fj,
Soy/xa, senatusconsultum.
Jos. Ant. 14, 10,
ovyKefpakaiaa-is, eas,
9,
a summing up.
7,
Epici.
1, 2,
01/,
Id.
Plut.ll,278D.
Sept.
737 B. C.
32, 6.
a-uy-icr]8ev<o.
Nicom. 77. Jos. Ant.
o-uyKXT/ror,
called together.
Num.
r)
16, 2
15, 3,
to
be buried
SuyxXjjToi /SouX^s,
together.
rather council.
2.
1,
members of
the assembly or
<riy-
Substantively,
(TvyKivbvvevTeov
9, 4, 2.
^=
Set avyKivhvvevfiv.
Cic. Att.
KkriTos,
sc.
ôv\rj,
L. senatus, the
20, 1.
3, 94, 1 6,
Roman
senate.
Classical.
PoZi/i.
01
t^j
a-vy-Kivea.
Philon
II,
187,
45.
(rvyKKrjTov, the senators.
11,
7.
6, 13, 2
Plut.
I,
393 C.
aros, to,
(rvy-KLvr]fi,a,
To T^s
<TvyKlvT)<ns.
(TuyicXijTOv
B6yp.a,
senatusconsultum.
Sext. 426,
Diod.
10, 6.
I,
4, 83.
20, 36.
11,
iVicoZ.
D. 87.
661.
S(ra6.
32.
rrvy-KLvrjtjLs,
eff,
rj,
3, 4, 20.
Philon
556, 37.
0W(7.
1,
Jos. Ant. 14,
joint-motion
Tr.
.*
commotion,
22.
Epict.
1, 2,
19.
P^m!.
excitement.
20, 2.
Hermes
rj,
Poem.
Longin.
causing
151,

6v,
142 A. n, 507 E, meeting of the senate. Plut. 1. (TvyKKivla, as, fj, (o-uyxXiVo)) a defile.
a-vy-KivrjTiKos,
moving,
exciting,
358 B.
635 F, plural.
commotion.
12.
a-iiy-KXalm.
Plol.
Tetrab. 87.
773, 19.
Cass.
a-vy-K\lva, to decline with, in
grammar. Apollon.
Polyb.
5,
D. Adv. 530.
App.
6,
II,
Lucian.
II,
589.
o-vy-Kkuns,
7.
eo)s,
I,
rj,
^zz cvyKKivia.
44,
Basil. Ill, 256 B.

avyKka(Tp.6s, ov,
257 D. a breaking together

1, 7.
Plut.
150 E.
(o"wyKXaa))
(TvyKKiTTjs, ov, 6, ^=. 6 (TvyKaTaKKivofievos tuii at
or
off.
Sept. Joel
etof,
ij,
table.
Plut. II, 149 B.

rj,
ciy-KKfUTLs,
a shutting up, incarceration. Martyr. Poth. 1416 A. 1428 A.

aros,
to,
avy-KKovrjdis, ewf,
agitation, commotion.
Greg.
Naz.
II,
601 C.
crjiai,
(TiyKKei(Tp.a,
seam
Sept.
Reg.
:
3, 7,
(TuyKKvbdÔjiai,,
z:=.
<ruyit\iôiiai.
Iambi.
15.
ffuyicXeHT/xos, ou, 6,
V. P. 132. a shutting up
8.
:
siege
narrow
Ezech.
Clem.
a-uy-KKvâ>,
to
wash
Sap.
over,
5, 23.
to
overflow.
2.
Sept.
place, defile.
Sept. Reg. 2, 5, 24.
2, 22, 46.
Cant.
8, 7.
Esai. 43,
Diod.
Job
4, 3.
28, 15.
Hos. 13,
1, 6, 21.
Mich.
7,
17.
18, 73.
20, 74. 88.
Plut. II, 831 E.

:
Mace.
Clem. R.
1,
55.
o-uy-icXcDô), to
spin together
to unite.
Diogenian.
10, 5.
A.
I,
1137 A.
Eus. V, 304 D.
apud Eus.
m, 448
E.
Anton.
3, 4. 16.
Digitized
by Microsoft
avyKXcoat^
Orig.
1021
crvyKpiTiK(os,
rj,
Tvy-Kpafui, aros, to, commixture.
2,
195
Kpap.a,
wine diluted with water.

the
rj,
Epict.
4, 11, 9 [of
human
6v,
body].
avyKpapanKos,
51 C.
iTvy-Kpao-is,
to (TvyKKadeiv or avy3, 11.
Anton.
ay,
of a mixed nature. Herophil. apud Plut. II, 904 F et Galen. H,

ecus,
fj,
2, 3.
avy-Koivavia,
communion, fellowship. Stud. 1049 D; aipeniefj, with heretics.

^,
syncrasis,
Plut.
2iyKpao-i.v
a mixing
together,
etc.
Classical.
<rvy-fcou'ti)j'dy,
ov,
6,
^,
joint-partaker.
Paul.
Theophil. 1069
Cor.
1, 9,
23.

Sept.
avyKOiTos, ov, (koi'tt;) hedfelloto.

7,
Mich.
Iambi. Myst. 150, 16. the two natures. 2. Temperature.
U, 909. cx rJ 77X017;. Ci/nZZ. A. X, 232, of

Diosc.
5,
concubina.
I,
Hippol.
Haer. 460, 30.
1,
Prooem.
508 D.
p. 6, tov erovs
jyjeron.
avy-Ko\a.nT<o
mry-KoXv/i^dio.
mr/KOfuariov
57, 25.
= ^
ij,
633 (386).
iicriiiva.
6, 6.
(rvy-Kparea.
Jos.
Aquil. Lev. 22, 24.
II,
Ant. 8, 3, 876 A. Galen.

ov,
2, p.
423.
Plut.
Diog.
Set
o-vyKpanKos,
rj,
II,
245 A.
a-vyKpap.anK6s-
(TvyKOfiiêiv.
Philon
Orig.
11,
Tetrab. 82.
pavvvs.
Pseudo-Z)i'o/j.
709
Ptol.
avyKe-
miyKoiuuTqs, ov,
6,
o (TvyKOfil^cDV.
IV,
ovy-KpeKa.
Anast. Sin. 780 C. Ael. "S. A. 11, 1.

Polyb.
ov,
d,
469 C.
(ruy-KoîoTor,
dv,
(Tvy-Kprjpvtô).
8,
34,
7.
brought together.
Diosc.
2,
107, apros,
Classical.
(TvyKprinoiios,
{Kp-qTiâ,)
avTOTjvpos.
Galen.
Cretans.
Plut.
II,
union of the 490 B, union of two
VI, 309 E.
(Tvy-KovLOjuu.
24, 39.
(Tvy-Koni),
rjs,
f),
parties against a third.

Plut.
n, 52 B. 97 A. Max. Tyr.
cutting
short,
*a-vy-Kpifia, aroi, to, (o-vyKplvm)
a concrete,
that
which
is
formed by
Strab.
concretion.
Democr. apud
natural obI,
shortness.
Sext.
jects. 16.
62,
concrete substances,
2, 4, 1.
Dion. H. V, 93,
iJXav.
raC Trwu/iaror.
Plut.
n, 912E. apud
2.
I,
166,
12,
PhUon
48, 34.
66,
Syncope,
Galen.
2.
fainting, sirooning,
263.
in medicine.
0;-*.
3. the omission of the vowel-sound of a syllable from the middle of a word (na387,
Philagr.
II,
Syncope,
125,34. 171, 15, body. X>wsc. lobol. 13, body. Plut. II, 892 A. Just. Frag. 1581 D. Athenag. 937 A. Iren. 488 B. Hippol. Haer. 1 78, 89. Sept. Sir. 35, 5, concert. 2. Decretum, decree. Sept. Sir. 35, 17?
rpos narcpos,
Plut. II, 1011
Kojrî/,
rjXdov
D.
ifkvBov). Tryph. Drac. 66. 156 Kara
23.
<ruy-
Mace. 1, 1, 57. Sept. Dan. 5, 26.

25.
3.
Interpretation prjp,aTos.
hy syncope. Apollon. D. Adv. 550, 25.
Synt. 341, 22. work.

143, 23.
ovy-KOTTidâ)
4.
a-vyKpifidnov, ov, to,
little
o-vyKpipa.
Anton.
to
8,
Tessellation,
tessellated
Porph.
Adm.
139.
Theoph.
II,
Cont.
ovyKpiva
pare.
avreêTaâ, irapaPdWco,
Sept.
14.
comrivi.
Classical.
Sap.
7,
29,
following.
Ephr.
89 E.
Ignat.
Vit.
o-iry-Koffido), to
labor along with
any
1
one.
724 B, aWjjkois.
Xil.
Leant. Cypr.
701 C.
Jun. 63 B.
ov,
Phryn. 278, condemned in this sense. 2. To interpret a dream. Sept. Gen. 40, 8. 3. To determine, decide. Sept. Xum. 15, 34 Ov ydp
755,
Dion. H. VI,
avy-KOTTos, ov, fatigued.
nyntmriKos,
rj,
Diod. 3, 57. causing (rvyKOTn), in medicine.

23.
ovveKptvav ri
criyKpuns,
TroirîTtouLV.
fj,
Alex. Trail.
(rvy-KoTTTos, ov,
Helm. 306,
2.
fa>s,
.form, mode.
Sept.
Num.
9, 3.
7,
Comparison.
Thr. 642,
11
Classical.
Sept. Sap.
chopped up. Athen. 9, 15. trvy-KOTTTa, to cut short. Dion. H. 11, 946 -(t6cu ra TTvevpaTa. 3. To syncopate, in grammar. Apollon. D. Synt. 342, 3. Pron. 404 A. my-Kopvcjialos, ov, 6, fellow-coryphaeus. Germ.
8 'Ev a-vyKpi(Tci avrrjs, in comparison with her.
Dion.
^vyKpla-eas eiripprjp.aTa
I,
(p.SKXov).
Philon
tcov
33,
13.
Pron. 266 C,
avrawpiSiv.
Apollon. D. Phryn. 278,
condemned
368 C.
<xvy-Kopv<^6a>
(TvyKpia-iv, in
=r
(TvyKe(j)dKai6to,
to
2.
complete.
P. S. 3, 4 Koto the comparative degree. 3. Interpretation of dreams. Sept. Gen. 40, 12,
in this sense.
Dion.
H. VI, 828.
emy,
Longin. 24,
^,
avyKopiâiTis,
etc. T. ypa<prjs,
Dan.
5,7. 17.
4.
Syncrisis
irvyKf(jidKaii>>(n9.
see aKLVTJTOS.
Theol. Arith. 25.
avyKpiTeov
8ei (rvyKplveiv.
Orig. II, 1128
.\.
ovy-Kovparcup, opos, 6, the Latin
concurator.
TV, 445 D.
o-vyKptTiKos,
rj,
^n?ec.
1,
24, 1.
ov,
comparative, in grammar.
ovyKowoTovSiafa) (KovarcoSia), to watch together.
Fseudo-Chrys. IX, 764 B.

a-vy-Kovif>iâ>.
Dion. Thr. 6Si. 25 Plut.U,67TD. Drac. 56, 21. Apollon. D. Conj. 521, ovopa. Hennog. Prog. 17.
fvy-KpaSaivai.
Lucian. II, 528. Caesarius 1065.
Sext. 123.
Arcad. 195.
Clem. A.
U,
337.
ovyKpiTiKois, adv. comparatively, in the
compara-
Digitized
by Microsoft
crvyKptroi
live
1022
Diog.
I,
o'vyxpoveco
e<oj,
degree.
II,
Hippol. 832 C.
9,
75.
avyKufnja-cs,
6.
^,
conjuncture.
Polyb.
9,
12,
Athan.
128.
129 C.
BasU.
ij,
569.
(^(TvjKpivai)
5ex. 33.
trvyKpiTos, ov, also crvyKpiros,
oi',
<Tvy-KvpLo\oyia>.
<rvy-Kvp6a>.
a-vyKV(j)a)
comparable,
to
be compared.
Polyb. 12, 23,

I,
7. i>ion. H. VI, 941, 12. 578,17(171,4). Epzei.
P^!7o
159, 44.
Men. Rhet,
(rvynvirra).
Pseud-îAa/i. IV, 1221 B. 271, 18.

Sept. Sir. 19, 27.
1,
3, 22, 60.
Orig.l,
(Tvy-K(ii6wviôp,ai.
cruy-Km/LtmSe'o)
Athen.
35.
972 C.
1168.
111,872.-2. Compact, firm

Dubious.
place, to bring about
to take
or ^yK<B/to)8etB.
Lucian.
I,
596.
as to flesh.
Xenocr. 38.
cause
to get
avy-KpoTa,
to
up a war. Philon II, 16, Orig. I, 781. 40. 562, 40. Plut. II, 528 B. Steph. Diac. 1112 Kot' avrav avyKporel tov
or foriuard,
troXeiiov.,
830 C. X)ion. if. V, 148. (7uy-|e'(i) weZZ. Plut. II, 833 C. D.

(Tuy-lmW.
PZm. II,
(Tvyxalpofiat
169.
171.
=^
avyxaipo).
Inscr. 5980,
5.
Particularly,
(Tvy-xaKaco, to relax, neuter.
Genes. 103, 23.

to scarify.
to
convoke or con-
(Tvy-xapauaai or ^vy-xapa.(rtra>,
Aret.
Method. 368 ,4n. Alex. A. 549. Bu.?^ Ant. 676 D C. I. Eus. V, 236. II, 597. 829. 957 D. 1060, Athan. I, 257 Trjs Kara (Tvvodov OLKOvp.evLKj}V
vene an ecclesiastical council.
116 C.
o-vy-)(apLevTi(oiJai.
Nil. 280 D.
<TvyxaplCop.at, (rtjyKe;(a;3io-fii/or
Kexapi(rp.ivot'
Plut. II, 44 D.
NUaiav
gether
:
(rvyKpoTjjdetarjs avvoSov.
avyxapUia or
is
(TvyxaplKiia, ra, (crvyxatpta) con-
avy-KpoTTffui, aros, to, that
which
544.
brought
to-
gratulatory presents.
iTvyxapiTiKos,
21. 22.
rj,
Theoph. 514, 17.
meeting, assembly, society, association.
Eus.
II,
II,
169 C.
fj,
Athan.
I,
552
C,
1, 81, Jos. B. J. 4, 10, 6 [here avyxapr.'].
ov,
congratulatory. Philon
811, 65.
(Tvy-Kp6rri(ris, ems,
convention, meeting.
Eus.
968. 492, ema-Kon-cov.
Simoc. 314, 26.

Leant.
(Tvy-xfip^C'".
(Tvy-xîpi^to.
App.
Polyb.
II,
6, 2, 14.
Eustrat. 2349 D, intimacy, friendship.

avyKpoTTiTrjs,
oO,
o,
(Tvyxî-po-iTovia (wovia), to help loith one's
own
instructor.
Cypr.
hands.
Lucian.
II,
321.
1692 A.
*<Tvy-Kpovcns,
etor,
rj,
a-vy-xftpovpyeco.
collision,
Classical.
Philon U, 523, 38.
concurrence of
Jos. Ant.
1 7, 3, 2.
fj,
vowels causing a hiatus. Chrysipp. apud Plut. II, 1047, T&v (j)tovrjVTa>v. Dion. H. V, 168. 429 (VI, 1069). Pseudo-)eme/r-. 34,
20. 36. 79.
<rvyx^peia, as,
(Tvy-xâ>, to confuse.
Xf6fj(Topai
=
rj,
Scyl. 733. (x^'p) assistance. \_Clem. A. II, 293 C o-vy-
ovyxvdfiCTopai.
ôphrns. 3281.
ovyKpova-pos, ov,
I, G,
o,
=^
iriiyKpovcns.
Sept.
Mace.
Orig.
3356 C a-uvexv<rev, of the two natures. PseudAthan. IV, 29 A.]

a-vy-xrjpa, as,
41. clashing.
Vit.
Plut. 11, 89S E. F.
fellow-widow.
Const. Apost.
3,
II,
341 C.
avyKpovcTTsov
Arat. 1164 D.
ft
13.
crvyKpovetv.
Pseudo-
<7vy-xi)îapxos, ov, 6, fellow-tribunus.
Jos. Ant.
Demetr. 90, 12.

(TvyKpovaTTjs, ov,
:
19, 1, 5. o (TvyKpowav.
Ephr.
Ill,
(rvyxofSpaiins, (as,
f),
(ôKSpor)
fj
Sia pôV
440 B.
irvy-Kpovco,
to
Spov
strike
tTvp,(^v(ns,
together,
etc.
Classical.
oi cartilages.
crvy-xoprjyea.
(rvy-xpdop.ai.
roto
cohesion of bones by means Galen. IV, 11 C.

4, 46, 5.
2,
Dion. H. V, 546.
Plut. II, 534 F.
36.
VI, 964, to (jxavfj^vTa. 350 E. Pseudo-i)emerr. 35.

integrity of terri-
Polyb.
Plut.
I,
20 C.
Polyb.
32,
7.
1, 20, 14, to bor-
Sext. 686.
r),
at
the
I,
same
time.
Diod. U, 575,
4, 9, to
34.
(TvyKTTj<Tia, as,
(w!)yKrq(Tis)
Philon
228, 36.
Joann.
I,
have dealn.
tory.
Carth. Can. 56, tS>v napoiKimv.

fms,
17,
ings with.
a-vy-KTTia-K,
L.
saltus,
wood, forest.
To abuse
-XpaaOai.
Clem. A.
436, tlv\
el's
2.
with.
Karaxpaofiai.
Ignat.
664
Gloss.
o-uy-Kri'fo).
Sept.
Sir.
1,
14.
Athan.
II,
317.
<rvy-xprjpaTLâ,
to
have the same name

Orig.
I,
Gelas. 1284 A.
a-vy-KTicris, e<of,
eruy-Kue'o).
fi,
Ptol. Tetrab. 79.
KTims.
Nicom.
71.
a-vy-xpr/a-ts, ews,
fj.
Joint use.
212 C. Arr. P. M. E.
Clem. A.
27.
Porphyr. A.
N". 28, p. 96,
17
-crâi
Clem. A.
a-vyxpria-reou
I,
rtw.
avy-Kv\ivBoixai
5, TlVt.
(Tvy-KvXwp.ai
= =
=;
816 A.
Sei (Tvyxprja-dai.
11,
(TvyKvXivbeofiai.
Sext. GST,
456.
Pseudo-Jus?. 1196 C.
Schol. Ari<!t. Eq. 1091.
<Tvy-xpri(TTripia.ôpai.
preceding.
Diod. 16, 27.

Plut.
I,
(riy-xpuTp-a, aros, to,

trpa.
synchrisma^
3,26(29).
xp'i'
a-vy-Kwriyerco)
II, 1
avyKwryyias.
689 A.
>iosc. 1, 15. 17, 131.
48
73 D.
Classical.
(55), p. 398.
(rvy-Kvmfyia.
Partk. 36.
/iop,
(Tvy-xpio)
:=
xP'w.
fo
(ruyKvprjiia, aros, tA,
((TiiyKupfa))
accident.
avyxpoviai,
tjo-o),
Diosc. 1, 18, p. 34. be a-vyxpovosErotian.
8.
Polyb. 4, 86,
2.
m,
1847, 15.
c. Att. App. I, 16,
2, 12.
Dion.
IT.
C/em. A.
I, 829,''lo-i8i.
4/nc.
73.
47.
D. Synt. 205
-o-âi, to be
in the
Apolhri. same tense.
Digitized
by Microsoft
avyôvi^co
cvyxpoviC, io-a,
1023
Sext. 115, 14.
v^vyia
=
6,
preceding.
time or to
ovyxoDpripa, otos, to, concession, the thing con-
Clem. A.
236.
place.
8.
I,
832.
Orig. II, 1273 C.
To spend
Eus. V, stay long at a
ceded
8.
permission.
II,
f),
Polyb. 1,85,13.
5,67,
Dion. H.
Sept. Sir. Prolog.
avyxpovurfios, ov,
avyxa>prj<Tis, eas,
850.
rd (Tvyxaipfiv, concession,
to (Tvyxpoviêiv, the being
permission.
Epict.
1, 7,
Classical.
Diod. U, 537, 82.
contemporary.
Gell. 17, ^l.
19, concession, in logic.

Sext. 38, 17
Hermog.
a\iyxa>pri-
avy-xpovos, ov, contemporaneous, contemporary,
Ehet. 341, 19.

a-iv
Kara
Hippol. Haer. 432, 29. Tit. B. 1077 D. Epiph. II, 49 B. Pallad. Laus. 1020 D, TWOS, following. Diod. 2, avyxpaô), apparently 52. Plut. II, 934 D. blended colors. (Tvy-xp&vtwfii, to paint with Dion. H. V, 184. Aihenag. 945 C.
coeval.
Kal dvanoSeUTas, in logic. Doroth. 1781 B, Oeoi. 2. Pardon, forgiveness of sins. Orig. VII, 40 C. Eus. V, 276. Sard. 7.
(TvyxpSiTa (xpmr)' ^"^^

veiv).
Tit. B. 1245. Cyrill. H. 441. <Sre^. i\>s. in, 1005 D. Epiph. II, 185 C. Chrys. IX, 502 D. 678 E. Nil. Epist. 3, 243. Socr. 537. Theoph. Cont. 439, 17 l.vyxi'prja-i.v al-
*''
(pva-iv (ncpal-
Teiv, to
beg one's pardon, to say (rvyxaprjo-ov,
Artem. 116.
(rvy-xpoTiônai, to
come
9
in contact with.
Hermes
Djo^.
Tr.
7,
Poem. 105,
'!>''<)
-i'f<o.
Diognet. 1185.
wja^'e
439, 18 Aoivai a-vyxu>pr)cnv, pardon, to say 6 6e6s crvyx'^pwai, iroi. avyxcopriTTji, ov, 6, accommodating or obliging
trvyxdiiprjCraTe poc.
to gire
2, TIKI.
person.
'"
Hippol. Haer. 86,

r),
8.
mryx"^^'")
(x"^"^) Diosc. Eupor. 2, 137.
in(o broth.
(TvyxtopriTiKos,
ov,
inclined to
pardon or for-
(Tuy-Xui'a)
give, forgiving.
9, 22,
Orig. Ill, 1193 C, Tivdj riw.
(Tvyxia>.
Luc. Act.
Herm.
Bus. VI, 580 D.

(rvyx<t>prjTiKa>s,
Vis. 5
(Codex n)
rj,
-xivvto.
Apollon. D. Pron.
Sept.
adv. concessively.
6,
Orig.
I,
1264.
392 C.
Babel.
Method. 92
Phiton
I,
-;(uw<o.
trvy-xopi-TT)!,
ov,
fellow-townsman.
Porph.
(rvyxviTit, cats,
Gen. 11, 9, of tongues. Orig. I, 1053 C. 2. Fusion of the hypostases, according to the Sabellians. Basil. Ill, 480 B. C. IV, 837 B, Taiv vnofrraaeoiv. Did. A. 924 C. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1109 B. Chrys. I, 410 A. Also, of the two natures. Hippol. 836 D. Amphil. 113 C. Epiph. II, 740. Cyrill. A. X, 180. 232. Theod. TV, 148 D. Sophrns. 3224 G. avyxvTiKos, rj, ov, causing confusion, disturbing : commingling, confounding. Philon I, 696, 41. Plut. II, 432. 948 D. Cass. 151. Sext. 2. In 422, 28. Orig. I, 1453. Ill, 593 C. ecclesiastical Greek, it is applied to the ilonophysites, who confounded the two natures. YseaA-Athan. IV, 544 D. Nic. II, 724 C.
confusion.
Novell. 256.
cru-farpiKifco.
o-u-fetjyKu/ii,
7,
26.
404,
Phoc. Novell. 299. Achmet. 241, tixi. ?o pair, to match. Diod.

povopaxlav.
5et ffufcuyvupat.
oi',
II,
568,
79, Tovs evdeTOvs ei?
trvêvKT^QV
=
,
Nicoin. 95.
L. c o n j
(TuêuKriKo?,
?;,
{jrv^svyvvpC)
c t
V u s conjunctive, connective. Dion. 337 C.

i
unPseudo-
av-êw.
o-u-fj/Xdft).
Diosc.
2, 91.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
405 B.
Cyrill.
arv-^rjXwTrjs, oO, 6, fellow-^rjKtoTfis.
A.
I,
357 A.
av^Tjais, (05,
r],
(fdco)
z^
avp^luxTts.
Athan.
I,.
5D.
o-u-f^TTjcrir, fcoy, ^,
an inquiring
Philon
joint
I,
together, dispu-
tation,
discus.îon.
191,
6.
Luc.
Act. 15, 2
a-v-^rjrrjrrjs,
avv^TjTrjtrts.
1088 D.
<7ii-y-;((BXfu(B.
Taras. 1432.
Philipp. Sol. 884.
Basil. Ill,
ov,
6,
inquirer,
disputant.
(TvyxvTiKas, adv. by fusion.
Paul. Cor.
<7v-Co(f>da>
1, 1,
20
(Tvv-^rjTriTiis.
Clim. 1057-
485 A.
to
completely.
rjorio,
Philipp. 12.
in the
(7vyx</)eo),
'0
concede
permit.
Orig.
Ill,
(nifuyf'a,
1196
'O (Tvyx^pfjdeis irdvra ra raXavra,
^n
10,
21,
7.
2.
=:
to be
same rank.
to
Polyb.
agree.
To correspond,
emrpaTTfis.
Athan.
I,
276
-drjvai
eXeyâi.
Apophth. 440 Svyx^p^TOV avTov, a^ffa, Iva Anast. Sin. 500 C. 2vyilSh a-e. xiipta-ov, pardon, with permission, in the lanfX9ri Kol
Apollon. D. Pron. 388 (dê, vpe, (r<pi, are Sext. 224, dXKrjKois. (Tv^vyovvres forms).
Epiph.
trufwy^,
o-ufuyijf,
II,
312 B.
rji, fj,
e'r,
of politeness. Apophth. 188 D. Sophrns. 3709 D. 3712. Impersonal, avyXopeirm, it is permitted. Eus. II, 833 C Kal
guage
av^vyia.
o-ufwyos.
Philon
Se/i(.
I,
236, 36.
3, 4, 8,
Mace.
husband.
Ill,
Plotin. II, 1236, 13.
Gre;/. Aâz.
644 A.
fj,
Ta Kvptaxa Si ra oixcio
Surras
(=
-^Qia-i)
ovyxwpfiTai.
2.
KaracTKevdôiev
av^vyia, as,
To pardon.
combination.
to
J z J gi a. Dion. H. V,
o-ufeu|ts,
it is
union,,
161,
not easy
X<>>PW1[I vp.iv.
Apophth. 124 "O 5eof truyApocr. Joseph. Narrat. 3, 3 Parad. Svyxo)prjcr6v fioL Tas dfiapTtas pov. Pilat. 9, Tjpiv. lÂnast. Sin. 36 avyx^pto'e
Cyrill. iJ.
413 C.
=:z avvex^P^tre,']
pronounce the combination NA {(nivXoyos). Schol. Heph. 4, 1, p. 26 2. Conjugium, wedlock. eViTrXoK^. Clem. A. Just. Apol. 2, 2. Plut. II, 770 C. Sks. H. E. 3, 30. BasU. HI, 348 I, 1189.
Plut. II, 1017 E.
Digitized
by Microsoft

Jfliryo?
1024
(Tvhr'KaXeto
C.
629 A.
Conjugatio,
grammar.
19.
31.
3. Greg. Ntjss. Ill, 988 C. conjugation of verbs, in
(rvKajia, aros, ri,
=^
(rvKwins.
Schol. Arist,
Ran. 1247.
crvKav, avoe. 6, {(rvKrj) L. f i c e t
fig-trees.
TJion. Thr. 638, 6. 30. 39, 10.
Drac. 12,
garden of
Jer. 5,
36, 16.

Galen.
22, 2
11,
Plinjn. 343.
95 C.
4.
Sept.
Amos
4,
9 avKewv-
Correspondence,
affinity.
Sext.
5. Pair.
Ael Tad.
652, 28.
Charh. 553, 36. (rvKoipos, ov, 6, (mpa) watching

17.
figs.
Schol.
8i;o
6. Diof chariots, /rera. 448, of Aeons. pody, pair of feet, in versification. Drac. 124. Heph. 7, 10, TpoxaiKT). Poem. 4, 1. Longin.
Frag.
3, 7.
fuyapîat
Arixt. Plut. 873.

(rvKariov, ov, to, (^(tvkcotos) liver, and, in general
o-ijfuyos, ov,
T]liia>v,
vfieaiv
corresponding, agreeing {ifievs, rfOs Apollon. D. Pron. c, of, ov).

:
:
307 C.
ly, o,
i5
316. 356.
o-ilfuyof,
261 C.
2.
Substantive-
4, 3
o o-wfuyos.
C/ini.
husband, wife. Paul. Phil. Patriarch. 1041 C, con-
jux.
o-ufuymr
<TV'^vyo(rTaT(o.
836 C, husband. Stud. 808 B.

adv.
corri
((Tijfuyor),

<TV-â>oiToUa>.
352 A.
2, 5.
Mai. 397, 2\. [The TO. ivToa-BLa, bowels. Greeks of the Roman period said îrap ôipwv (rvKa)TS>v, and rjTrap avKcorov. The mediaeval Greeks supposed that a-vKarov might be used alone for ritrap hence irvKanov. Compare a<Tr]p.ov, ^TjiTirdKov, vrjpov, mpdra, and the modern Greek ayeXaSa, cow, from |3o)s ayeXaia, novriKos, Tfiouse, from p,vs Uovtikos.^ avKCOTOKOtKa, wv, ra, ^= avKanov /cat Koikia. Eustrat. 2320 B. crvKioTos, rj, ov, {crvKov) fed or fattened on figs. Galen. VI, 379. 387 D, ^wap, fie a turn,
;
Paul.
I,
Eph.
Col.
13.
of pigs or fowls.
Xolpos.
(rv\ayu>yia>,
Orib.
8, 77.)
I,
102.
Ael.
2,
127,
Gre^. iVax.
397
-(TBai..
{Plin.
r]tTa>,
(TVibiov, OV, TO, little a-vs.
Epict. 4, 11, 11.

Sitnoc. 127,
7.
(irvXov,
ayai)
to
spoil,
rob,
avKa^co zzn TTvvBdvoât.

Svxai,
d)j,
plunder.
Paul. Col.
rj,
2, 8.
Aristaen.
2, 22.
ai,
(cruxea) Sycae, opposite
Constan-
<njkr)<ns, fas,
{o-vkda) a plundering.
Diod.
tinople.
Socr. 328.
18.
Soz. 1173.
Justinian.
11, 14.
cruKrjTTjs,
Strab. 9, 3, 8.
ov,
6,
Cod.
1, 2,
plunderer.
I,
Caesarius
980.
(TVKaarfjs, ov, 6,
Plut, 873
=:
6 o'UKaô)!'.
Schol. Arist.
<f)iKcyi(\riiJU0V.
avKeav, see avKoiv.

(TVKO-fiws,
ov,
749 C. avXrjTpia, as, rj, female plunderer. Chrys. IX, 763 E.

1100.
*<7wX-Xa/3^,
lable.
rjs, rj,
Epiph.
Pseudosyl-
{crvKov)
living
on
figs.
Schol.
{trvv, \ap.^dva>)
syllaba,
Arist. Plut. 873.
(ruKoXdyof,
ok,
(Xeya) gathering figs.
Schol.
Eurip. Palamed. Plat. Theaet. 203. Dion. Thr. 632, 23. 29, Aristot. Poet. 20, 1.
30, detjet p.aKpd.
2.
Ariit. Plut. 873.

(rvKOiiopirris,
fianpd, (ûcret jiaKpd.
633,
5, II.
ov, 6,
of or _/Tom
of the
iê
avKOfiopov.
Diosc.
5,
42, owof.
Aesch.
7,
17, Koiv^.
Dion. H. V, 61,
Drac.
Sept. 468 Tpapp,dTmv miKKaBal.
(TvKo-fiopov, ov, the fruit

1 7, 1, 2,
4.
2.
(rvKOfiopo^.
Strab.
r/ifi
(rue avKop-opos.
Diosc.
For dividing a word H. V, 159. Heph. 1,

10.
into syllables, see Dion.

5. 6.
Apollon. D. Synt.
181.
Galen. VI, 355
To toC
a-vKop.6pov
Aristid. Q. 44.
(fjVTOV 3ZI TO tpVTOV OVKOfMOpOV.
(TvKOTiQv, incorrect for avKariov.
crvKOTpdyos, ov, (T-pwytu) fig-eating.

17, 31.
a-vKo-(j)dyos, ov,
Ael.
N. A.
=
rj,
preceding.
Hes, KpaSo<j>dSchol. Arist.
MetonymicalPai-ly, cruXXaâi', ivord.t. Did. A. 912 C. ticularly, letter, epistle, ypdppara. Cyrill. A. X, 249, âa-iXiKai. Chal. 1608. Justinian. Cod. 1, 1, 7, Prooem. Euagr. 2597 C, cyxuSchol.
Heph.
4, 7, p. 28.
2.
Terent.
M.
542. 992.
II,
yog, avKO(l)dyos, to";âSo0ayoff.

a-vKorjâvTrjTeov ^=z del trvKoâvTc'iv.
kXioi.
Simoc. 173, 15.

iVci),
.1/a.r;.
Con/.
644.
F.
(TvWafiiâ,
?o
spe??.
Plut.
H, 496
Ran. 1012.
(TVKo(f)avTr]T6s,
Lucian.
ov,
II,
737.
that
may
A.
be
slandered.
OT/XXa^ticds, ^, dv, syllabic.

irjcris,
Just.
Tryph.
r),
94, p. 701
a-vKoipavTiKos,
ov, slandering,
accusing falsely.
Strab. 4,
Sext. 684, 32, rexyr).

a-vKoif>6pos, ov, {(peprn)
1,
Drac. 155, 16, ai!Apollon. D. Pron. 371. Porphyr. Prosod. Ill, Synt. 7, 25. Tovor, syllabic accent, that is, the grave accent.
syllabic
augment.
fig-producing.
o-uXXajSiKcos,
adv. syllabically.
i^<7<a,
Theodos. 1010,
6.
2, p.
276, 21.
o-uXXa/3o/ia;(6'a),
r=: Trepl (Tv\Ka^S>v jidxojmi,
(TVKo-(jivXa, aKos, 6,
keeper offigs.
Anast. Sin.
Hes.
to
fight about syllables

1.
or words.
Philon
I,
1061 C.
(rvK6-(j)vX\ov, ov, rb,
526, 46 as v.
dplov, fig-leaf.
o-vX-XaiKof,
2,
rj,
ov,
fellow-layman.
Sept.
7,
Const. Apost.
AiroredplaKev ....
a-vKabrjs,
er, fig-lihe.
36.
Diosc.
1,
185 Ta
o-ukoiSi)
crvX-XaXem, to talk with.
Ex. 34,
Polyb.
35, avra.
1,
KOI
rpaxea
tS>v
p\e<pdpwv, affected
by the
di-
Prov. Diod.
6,
22.
Esai.
6.
43,
1.
sease
(Tviaj,
II,
526, 98.
Digitized
by Microsoft
avX-Xakoa
<ruX-XaXia, as, ^, conversation.
OTiXXa/iiSavo),
to conceive, to
1025
(rvXKoyr),
fjs, fj,
a-vfi-âivQ)
collection, the
Clim. 685 B. become pregnant. Sept. Gen. 4, 1. 19, 36. Classical. Eeg. 1, 4, 19 '2vveCKr)(jiv'ia tov TtKeiv, near delivery. Ps. 7, 15, novov. Luc. 1, 24. Pûi. II, 38 E.
name of an
office.
Proc.
o
Ill, 124, 17.
(rvWoyiôfiat, to calculate.
Polyb. 14,
p.r)
4, 4 'Hi*
ai
it
o'uXXfXoyto'/ici'o)'
irporepoi/
fyx^'"
peiv,
teas his plan.

a, ov, collected together.
829 B.
o-uX-Xd/iTTo).
a-vWoyi/Muos,
Orig.
I,
Classical.
353,
tivi.
Gre^. Naz. Ill,

Plut. II,
Basil.
I,
81 D.
fj,
454 A.
<riJX-Xafii|ft?,
ems,
f],
(TuXXoyio-Tia, as,
(a-yXKoyiô/iai) ratiocination.
to truXXajUTretv.
Epiph.
tive,
II,
612 C.
fj,
625 F.
2uXXas,
ov, 6,
*o-iiX-Xoyio-Ti<cdr,
ov,
syllogisticus:
7,
illa-
Sulla.
6.
Paus.
1, 20, 7.
Dion
in logic.

113, 14, Sura/iif.
irivSea-fios,
94.
Frag. 109,
<rv\-\aTpe6a>.
<ruX-XcaiV<B.
&x/.
7,
fl'.
91, 2, Xdyor.
Basil. IV, 473. VI, 1090, 18 -a-dai nvi, to coalesce with. Diosc. Eupor. 1, 170, p. 183. Galen. XHI, 333 A.
Di'on.
Plut. 11, 941 E.
78.
Diog.
illative
2uXXoyi(7TtKO
conjunction, in
grammar
(apa,
dWd,
aXXaîiji/,
Toiwv, Toiydproi, Toiyapovv, ovkoOv). Dion. Thr. 643. 642, 26. Apollon. D. Conj. 494,
12. 10.
o-uX-Xei'/So).
Classical.
Strab. 13,
1,
43
-a-dai.
519,
19.
525, 31.
Phryn. P.
Classical.
S.
57,
<ruX-XeidiB.
Galen. XIII, 629 F.

7j(7(o,
(rvX-KfiTovpyea,
(0
be
a fellow-minister.
to
perform divine service with another. Athan. I, 333 C. Theod. Lector 217 C. Damasc. II, 261 D. Porph. Cer. 177, 21. Petr. Ant. 781 A. <7T)X-XeiToupydy, ov, 6, fellow-minister. Malchio 249 C. Petr. Alex. Can. 14. Alex. A. 572 A. Neocaes. 14. ^n^. 19. as. II, 1136. VI, 824. Athan. I, 221. Alex. Hier. 549.
II,
Pliihn
227, 14.
Particularly,
o-uXXoyio-rtKur, adv. illatively.
Did.
A. 849 A.
avKkoyos or îJXXoyos,
348,
ov, o, assembly.
iKKKr}<Tia(TTiK6s.
Basil.
I,
Method. 464 C, at
church.
college,
Men. P.
the clergy.
283, 13, d Upos, the sacred
(TuX-XoiSopto), to join in reviling
any one.
Sept.
Jer
36, 27.
Jul. 353 B.
ov,
d,
(TuX-XouKiaj/icTT^r,
(AouKiai/ds)
fellow-
"*(rilXXeKToy,
ov,
(o'liXXeym)
collected,
gathered
1,
Lucianist.
together.
22, p.
Hecat. Abd. apud Jos. Apion.
Theod.
m,
Arius apud Epiph. II, 212 B et 913 C, implying that Arius and
456.
<rX-Xco-x';>'eu(B.
miK-Kt'iyco, to
/lie).
App.
II,
310, 13.
(o-t, e,
Eusebius of Nicomedia were followers of Lucian of Antioch.

crvX-'Koiop.ai.
have the same ending with Apollon. D. Synt. 168, 12.

Jos. B. J.
2,
124.
274.
Philon Lucian.
II,
571, 40.
285.
Plut. II,
Ill,
Clem. A.
I,
<ruK-\riiôiiai,.
22, 2.
601 B.
OT)XXo;(if<B, iVo),
avK-Xruifia, aros, to, conception,
the thing con5ep<. Jer. 18,
(Xdôs) to arrange in compaSept.
ceived.
Fsend-Afric. 104 B.
nies
to collect.
Mace.
I,
1, 4, I,
28 avveXoII,
avWrjiiyJAis, foos, ^, ^:^ (ruXXiji/fts.
îjo-f,
write
<rvve\6xi.a-e.
Plut.
22. II, 761.
22 as V.
1.
r),
Ael. Tact.
6v, assisting, helping.
3, 2.
App.
the
709, 44.
716,
<nA-\ri7rTiK6s,
1
Nicom.
62.
o-t;XXo;(io-/id, oC, 6,
34 To OT;XX;;nT(Koi' dXX^Xoir, their aiding one
drawing up of two or
another.
wWfiTTTpia, as, Method. 97 A.

-oT^X-Xô-T^y,
fj,
female helper.
fellow-robber.
Classical.
the Xo;âyoi forming the front 2. Census, the line. Ael. Tact. 6, 1. 2. enumeration of the inhabitants of a country.
Xdpôi,
more
oH,
6,
Cels.
apud
Sept. Par.
1, 9, 1.
fj,
Orig.
I,
865 B.
f),
oTjX-Xu(7t9, eas,
reconciliation.
Diod. 12,
4.
aiX-Xrj^jfis, eas,
a taking or joining together, comprehension. Dion. Thr. 642, 14 2uXX^(^dfia, ofiov,
(Tvk-'KvTpaTrjs, ov, 6,
yjreas 7rtpprjfiaTa
a/zuSts).
Schol.
Co-Redeemer, an epithet of the Valentinian opos. Iren. 460 A, the ancient Latin version has Lytrotes.
r](Ta>,
Heph.
Apol.
1,
14, p.
(TA, TM).
1,
26.
2. Help, 3. Syllepsis,
is
11,
combination of letters
co-operation.
Just.
(Tv\oxp1paTfa>,
itv\S>
xpvp^ra.
Basil.
IV, 361 B.
a-u/i-/3a6if(u
a figure of
as
(avv).
Jos. Ant. 1, 20, 3.

7,
Dion
I,
C.
rhetoric
by which a thing, done or said by

referred also to another
;
77, 13.
Ael. N. A.
41.
Greg. Naz.
593.
one person,
nov
eiKop.ev,
1248 C.
a~up-âiva, to agree.
Classical.
when Ulysses says
tou TpirrKaiSeKarov
(tko-
Greg. Naz.
Ill,
although Dolon was killed by Diomedes alone. Apollon. D. Pron. 283. Hermog. Ehet. Herodn. Gr. Schem. 604.
35, 13.
333,
Ttvi.
Greg. Nyss. Ill, 901.
crvpfêpopfva, conveni1449 (Tvpâivovra 2. Participle, rd a-vpê^rjKos Philon I, 321, 39. KOTifydprjpa, in logic.
entia.
Theod. IV,
<rv\-\nralva.
Strab. 5,
2, 6, p.
352, 21.
Plut.
ISext. 309, 11.
497,
n, 1011 B.
129
25
a'vp.êîjKrf.'}
Digitized
by Microsoft
(Tv/j,-âXavevo/jiai
crvfj.-0aXavevoiiai, to he in
1026
Lyd.
1061.
avfiôKcKO'}
a bath together.
a-vp.Piâ(rp6s, ov, 6,
preceding.
C.
Patriarch.
256, 16.
oii/i/3aXXo/a.dxof, ov,
Clementin.
153
/ami/. V. P.
Plut.
197.
I,
{(TvfiâXKa, ixaxr)) instigat-
146.
o-vpîâo-TiKos,
rj,
ing
10 fight.
Cyrill.
A. X, 1085 A.
Clementin. 157
6v, conciliatory.
I,
a-vfi-PaXKo),
to
contribute, etc.
fioi
(Tvp-îos, ov, living with.
IloXi yap
it
apjxoaajxai,
is
npos avrb of great advantage to me.

(ru/i/3aXXfrat tva
240, TLvos.
wife,
2.
(II,
Classical.
rj
Philon
Substantively,
6
crip^ws,
htisband.
and sometimes
4,
crip^ws,
uipâjia, aros, to, (aviifialva) that lohich befalls, Anton. 7, 58. accident, chance, casually.
Diod.
1084.
46
I,
528, 9 Tijv <Tvpîov(Tav aira).

Inscr. 4732.
2,
2.
Symm.
Eccl.
3, 19.
2.
Predicate
Philon
527, 49.
Vis.
Patriarch.
Karr)-
He.
Jpna(.
Orig.
724
I,
A.
yopmia, the verb being personal (iya Xeym). Stoic word. Apollon. D. Pron. 406 C. Synt. Lucian. I, 561. Diog. 7, 64. 31. 300. Ptol. Tetrab. (TvpfiafiaTLKos, ij, OK, accidental.
203.
o-ufi-(3a7n-ii).
Clementin. 13, 5 6 a-vpîos.
85 D.
crvp-îauTit, etos,
Dion. Alex. 1305. Epiph. I, 413 B. 17, a living with or together, comSept. Sap. 8, 3. 9.
panionship.
2.
Polyb.
5,
81,
i,
32, 11, 10.

5,
Cic. Att. 13, 23.
Diod.
Anast. Sin. 265 A.

Clementin. 336
11,
54.
-icrdrjvai.
65.
1.
14, 26.
/os. B. J.
2, 8, 7.
Epict.
a-vp,-fianr!.â).
avr^.
3,
16,
Plut.
I,
165 D, of
man and
457 B.
Greg. Naz.
396 D.
Basil. Ill,
Ptol. Tetrab. 10.
CTm. ^.
to,
I,
SepL
Ruf.
lives
8,
wife.
avji-âpâpiCa.
485 A.
Sir. 31, 26,
wife?
ov,
a-vp-fiapiva, to put the grave accent
upon a word
Apollon.
(Tvpîayrdptov,
a sort of
elixir.
equally with anotber
(ci^cai, aîot).
apud
Drib. II, 278, 10.
D. Adv. 581,
a-vp-fiaa-tXevs,
20.
Theodos. 1006, rid.

joint-king, the emperor's
(Tvp^coiTfjs, ov,6,
L. c o
nVictor
one wô
e'mf, 6,
with another, companion, associate.

12, 3. Posidon.
Polyb.
colleague.
Bus.
II,
896. VI, 549 C.
Pallad.
Vit. Chrys. 12 B.
a-vp-âa-i\evco.
Polyb. 30,
3,
2, 4.
Dion. H.
2, 2,
I,
342.
Strah. 12,
29.
Paul. Tim.
1,
12.
Plut. II, 276.

ciplSaa-is, eas,
1,
rj,
/i(S(.
Apol.
10.
Jos.
apud Athen. 6, 49. Ci'c. Fam. Theodtn. Dan. 12 (Bel et Drac. 2). 9, 10. Artem. 356. Dion C. 53, 23, 6. Galen. V, 338. jlnôn. 11, 8. o-ti/i-/3Xao-Tdi'(B. Sept. a-vp-^Xrjpa, aros, to, a uniting, soldering.
Esai. 41,
Sept.
7.
agreement, treaty.
Apion.
446 Vloifja-acrdai crvpl3d(TEii 'Iva aTTeX2. Casus, accident, chance, event. 6a)<T(.. Adam. 1805 Kara (ripPaa-iv, by accident, not by nature. Marc. Erem. 1097 A. hold together : to compare. to oru/i-jSao-rdfa),
14, p.
(TvppXrjOis, cms, ^, ::= a-vpôXrj,
Sept.
Job
28, 19.
Orig. IV, 381 C.
Euagr. 2588 A. Classical. Phicrvpârfipios, ov, conciliatory. Dion C. Jos. Ant. 14, 4, 2. Ion I, 113, 48.
(Tvp-fiaTfva
a-vpfii^dâ.
=^
a joining, union. 2. ColSext. 271, 31. 295 Kara latio, comparison. Clem. A. I, (TvpliXrjcnv, in or by comparison. 1013 C. Diog. 7, 105. 9, 87, fj npos SKKrjKa. 3. Interpretation. Arr. Anab. 1, 18, 7. capable of comparing. ov, crvpfiXrjTLKos, 17,
Ex.
16, 24, V.
1.
irvpfioXn
Clem. A.
<rvp-p\iCa>.
I,
1013 C, Sivapis.
Greg. Th. 1073 C.
Sept.
6,
41, 47,
2.
^
avp-fiorjdos, ov, 6, ally.

fj,
Reg.
3, 21, 16.
(TvpâriKos,
ov,
convenient.
Ptol.
Tetrab.
a-vpP6Xaioypd(j)os,
ov,
(cru/i/SoXaioK,
ypdâi)
117,
f ô8ot.
writer of contracts.
Aster. 229
Justinian.
a-vpfianKms,
Plut.
I,
adv.
in
ex.îv,
a
to
conciliatory
manner.
Cod.
4, 21, 16.
Mai. 268.
to
2. By accident = Kara
Alex. 1252 C.
(TvpjSaros,
rj,
ment.
371 F,
be disposed to agree-
(TvpôXaioopai,
axrdprjv,
indicate,
to
show.
Greg.
Orig. VII, 108 C, condescendingly.

a-vpê^rjKos. Dion.
Genes. 23,
(TvpPoXeTrjs,
7.
ov, 6,
(cvpôXrj) feaster.
Eus.
5.
Ill,
421 D.
Polyb.
9,
Naz. IV, 108 A.

2, 4.
ov,
that happens.
a-vpffoXrj,
rjs
P/iiYora I,
277,
V, 169.
.4.
I,
o-u/u-^f/SaidtD.
CTem.
adv.
1228 A.
Method.
va>v.
Dion. H. 17, concurrence of letters. VI, 1076. 1092, d(f)divav Km fjpitjia,2. Confluence of rivers. Diod. 1 7,
7,
377 B. C.
o-u^/3f;3>/(tdT<Bs,
Kara trvp^c^rjKos. Nicom.
S.
97.
Strab.
7, 9. ?
17, 1, 2 (ffom. II. 4, 452).
Repartee
fj,
Plut. II, 504 A.

conventional.
/uerddeo-is.
68.
a-vpfieXris,
es,
(TvpfioXinos,
OV,
Apollon. D.
OeXos)
/i!(
Jj/
many arrows
Polyb.
1,
at
Conj. 493.
Synt. 187,
2.
SymGn.
I,
once, covered with arrows.

a-vp-fii^dâi
struct.
40, 13.
bolic, figurative.
Plut. II, 354
TO avpôXiPtol.
=^
Sept.
4,
npofiifidâ
Xo'yo),
18,'
fo teach, in-
Kov, symbolic
character (nature).
40, /i/floSor of writing.
Ex.
9.
4, 12.
16.
11.
1, 2,
Deut.
16.
Esai. 40, 13.
Lev. 10, Paul. Cor.
1285 C.
932.
257.
Lucian. Saltat. 59.

I,
Clem. A.
II, 73.
Philostr.
Orig.
tropîfiaiTis,
fa>s,
17,
agreement,
conciliation.
V. Pyth. 24.
divination.
460. 904.
Ill, 952.
Porphyr.
Jul. Frag. 356 C, devoted ta
Ptol. Tetrab. 182.
Artem. 96.
Digitized
by Microsoft
(TVjMôKlKai'i adv.
1027
symbolically,
avfi-jxeTanopôo)
Geopon. 13, 3, 1. Sophrns. 3349 A.
Nil. 453 A.
<ru;ijSoXiKwr,
symbolice,
I,
avp-^pix"".
(rvp-^povrdm.
<Tvp-^pox6iâ>.
a-vp-PpvKO).
by symbols. B.
sign
Philon
170, 34.
Plut. II, 511
/mi. Apol.
;
Orig. I, 673.
Apollon.D.
Sir. 9, 9.
1, 55.
CTem. ^. I, 468. 497. Synt. 314, as a

OTJjtijScAiKfis
Iambi. V. P. 398 ^vp^piâaa
im
thus, 'EirUovpos is used
to
Tr)s yXaxTcrris Toiis dSdi/Tas,
pressing the teeth
(ni/ijSoXoKOTreo),
designate a particular person. io Je îVen io feasting.
against the tongue.

Sept.
I,
Deut. 21, 20.
18, 33.
{Philon
ovp-âpoi, ov, having shipped at the same
the
same
679 D.
altar,
wor-
altar.
II,
Jnscr. 2230, 8.
359, 33 Su/ijSoXSi' ela-cjjopd.)

<rofi|3oXoKo7ros, ou, 6, (ctu^/SoXt/, kottto))
Strab.n,Z,i.
prodigal,
(Tvp-paivopai.
PZm.
Pseudo-Jos. Mace. 10.

happy.
Lucian.
squanderer.

divination
28, 7.
signs.
n, 314.
a-vp-paKa.pi.os. ov, jointly
(TvyâKo-fuivTcia, as, ^,
from
II,
Vit. Nicol. S.
Greg. Nyss. U, 109 C.
Bamasc.
"^
356 C.
about
884 C.
OT)/i-/iaXaa-o-o).
(n;fi|3oXo/xaxia> ati ^> (/iXF<")
fiO^ti'^-Q
Chrysipp. Tyan. apud Athen.
signs ?
Damasc.
II,
356 C.
symbol, emblem.
14, 57, p.
647 E.
2, 68.
LycusaTûiOrib. 11,345.
I,
o-u/iôXo)/, ou, TO,
symbolum,
Diosc.
1, 79.
Just.
Tryph. 120.
I,
:=^ oXXiyyopia, vjTovoia. Orig.
Pseudo-Demefr. 102, 27 Applied to baptism.
(Tup-papalva.
(Tvp-pdpTvs,
Epipli.
vpos,
6,
1112 B.
Martyr.
Sophrns.
Syncell.
988 A, tov aTroKCKaddpOm. To the eucharist. Bus. IV, 89 D. Pallad. V. Chrys. Theod. IV, 56 C. 165 C, to. 26 E. 40 B.
fiva-TLKa,
fellow-martyr.
Areth. 28.
Martyr. Hipp. 563 B.

ai/o9, 6,
3520 C.
iTvp-peyuTTav,
fellow-grandee.
437 C.
The
the sacred elements.

cross.
Pseudo-Z)ion.
Prise. 160,
ma-ns. Cyrill. A. X, 180 D, ttjs moT-cmr. Laod. 7. Theod. Lector 201 A. Cassian. II, 146 A.
the
Symbolum,
Creed,
-12.
2.
439,
7.
<Tvp-pfdapp6Ca>.
Dion. H. VI, 1096.

Strab.
1, 3,
(Tvp-pMa-Tapai.
C.
o-u/i-/if ûcTKoât
13.
Plut.
I,
393
n, 434. 1006 F.
following.
Plut.TI, 124 C.
Justinian. Cod.
1,
1, 1, 7,
8".
(See also Iren.
10, 1.
1717.
TertuZZ. n, 156. 157. 889. Adam. The Constantinopolitan Creed is the
Clem. A. I, 481 A. Galen. IV, 128. Ptol. Tetrab. 3. a-vp-peioo. Greg. Naz. I, Plut. II, 587 C. a-vp-pekalvo).
a-vp-pfSva.
tles'
The AposCreed of the Eastern Church. Creed, so called, has no existence in

Greek.)
Sept.
1006 C.
tTvp-iieKavetpoviui.
(rvp-pikavoa
Esai.
11,
6,
Basil.
HI, 257 A.
Orig. Ill,
irvppeXalva.
492 A.
o-/i-j3oo-(c(B.
ficra
apvos.
<Tvpp(\rjs, is, (/ie'Xos) in
unison with, according
Cyrill.
H. 981 A.
arcs,
to,
with.
Poll. 6, 157.
Ael.
N. A.
5, 13.
avfiôvKevpa,
advice.
Classical.
trvp-peXaSeo).
Caesarius 1073.
Oenom. apud Bus.

<rvp.fiovKevrr]s, ov, 6,
Ill,
373 B.
Classical.
(Tvp-pepiCw.
Diod.
Diog.
II,
1,
540, 96.
9,
adviser.
Sept.
266.
Paul. Cor.
13.
Dion. H. V,. Martyr. Poth.
Esdr.
1, 8,
11.
1449 C. Eus.
II,
avpôvKevTiKas (^(rup-ôvXevTiKos), adv. by advising.
Poll. 4, 26.
(Tvp,fiov\vo>, to
ha
e'maxTi,.
1476 B. advise. Patriarch. 1056 C, Tta-lv 2. Mid. (Tvppov\ev<Tacr6at, to

Matt. 26,
53,
tva
4, Iva
Sfi mippepiareov Greg. Naz. a-6ai.

a-vp-pepicTTris, ov,
6,
6, 77.
crvppfpiCî.v or avppept^fI,
880 D.
Basil. Ill,
I,
joint-partakei:
consult together, to plot.

Trjaojiriv.
Kpa-
276 B. 1837 A.
pea-oTrjs.
Greg. Naz.
1032 C.
Nectar.
peraîi
Joann.
11,
airoKTelvoxriv,
to
crvp-pea-dTTis or ^vp-p^troTris, rjTOS,
ri,
=
1.
fj
they took counsel together to
put him
death.
avpôvKiov, ov, to, (o-ujujSouXoy) council, assembly
of councillors.
Luc. Act. 25, 12.
2.
I,
Iambi. Myst. 225 as v. Ptol. Tetrab. 79. a-vp-pfo-ovpavea.

(Tvppea-ovpdvrjO-K, fas,
rj,
to a-vppecrovpavelv.
Consilium, deliberation, consultation.
Plut.
Strab.
1, 1, 21.

6, 6.
25 D.
o-u(ij3oi;Xofcoireai, rjo-a, (kottto))
crvp-pfTaâiva.
Jos. Ant. 15,
Lucian.
17,
I,
I,
given
to
advising.
81.
Sext. 481, 27.
Dubious.
KoTreio.)
Stud. 40 A.
(See also (rupôXoMartyr. Poth. 1453

Sept. Esdr.
(Tvp-pera^SCKa.
Classical.
Diod. Clem. A.
50.
Philon
II, 23, 5,
neuter.
600 B.
(jvpôvXos, ov, 6, adviser.
(rvp-peTaSiSapj..
a-vp-peraKipvripi
II,
Polyb.
5, 36, 2.
TO (TvpôvXov aiiTois.
^=
peraKepawvpi.
Clem.
Plut.
.4. I,
I,
Greg. Nyss.
a-up-^pafieia. to be
1, 9,
a felloiv-judge.
Sept.
153 B.
14, auTOis.
iTvp-peTaKKlvopai.
457
Js.
avji-^paâ or avp-^pcurira).
Elf AiyujTTO!' (ruve^pda-dr],
tlic ?L'a.
Mace.
2, 5,
(rvp-peraKOtrpiopm.
a-vp-pfTa\ap^dva>.
691 E.
1.
was thrown out by
Jos. Ant. 5, 9,
Apollon,
D. Synt. 161,
25.
<Tvp-fipspu>.
Dion C.
66, 22, 3.
aTjp-pfTapop<f>6a>.
Method. 377 A.
Digitized
by Microsoft
{7Vfi-/ji,eTaTrt,TrT(o
1028
avii-fiovfj, ^s,
(rvfi-Travovpyea}
r), a remaining together. Anton. 5, 8. Sext. 408.
(Tvii-jJ-eTamTTTm.
Classical.
Apollon. D. Synt.
65.
Plut.
11,
63, to be
changed.
Diosc. lobol.
3, p.
1054 F.
II,
9,
a-v/i-fieTaTroiea).
a-viJ.-p.ov6op.ai,,
to
1.
fj,
be or
remain
all alone,
Jos.
(TD/x-êracrreXXo).
<Tvtt-iiTaTidr]ij.i.
Eus.
Polyb.
1068 C.
23, 4.
Ant. 3,4,
Apollon. D.
466.
(rvp,p.opia, as,
17, 2,4.
the
Eoman
classis
of citizens.
Synt. 162, 19.

a-vii-iierafpepio.
Dion. H. Ill, 1449.

I,
Plut.
946 F.
II,
Clem.
avjip,op<pia,
as,
fj,
(o-u/i/nopôs)
conformation,
Cyrill.
A.
I,
396 B. C.
as,
f/,
conformity.
Eus. VI, 109 C.
A.
I,
<TVfi-tifTa4>opd,
transposed together.
<Tvfi-iieTaxpriiiaTiâ>.
<Tvii-iieTpxoiiai..
a transposing or being Oreg. Nyss. II, 236 A.

Apollon. D. Adv. 553, 28. 15 (1,
3, 13,
268 C.
(Tvpixopîôjiai
=
:^
3,
following.
PawZ. Phil.
or
3, 10.
Basil. Ill,
529 D.
(rvjijj,op(j)6s
eljii
Sophrns. 3653 C.
Strah.
1, 3,
<TVjip.op<^6ojxai
ytvojiai.
(rvti-ii^Tempiâ.
nvos).
Paul. Phil.
10 as
v.
1.
Nil. 280
-(tBoj., to
amuse
one's self, etc.
(rvjipop(j)os, ov, (iju}p(j>fj)
L. c o n fo r
to, like.
<7wfi-/x6Te<po7roXe<B
or ^p.-jxinaipoiToXea. Philostr.
same form, conformed

29.
i s 0/ /Ae Paul. Rom. 8,

,
249.
<TviJ.-fi(Teo)po7ropea.
Phil. 3, 21.
Greg. Nyss.
HI, 549 C.
a-vp-jiovaovpyeco,
(7vji-pveco,
972 A.
<Tvp.-ji(T0iKia>.
<rvp.-iJ,eTO)('h
rjs,
Lucian. II, 440. Method. 385 B. Plut, I, 665 B.

ov,
6,
Plut. 1,74: A.
f),
Soti. 18S, 11.
(Tvp-jivo-TTjs,
is
symmysta,
:
one who
joint-participation.
Epiph.
initiated together with another
fellow-priest,
II,
552 A.
partaking
ivith,
Ignat,
joint-partaker.
Just.
656 A,
iSos,
IlauXou.
Hippol.
<Tvp.- p-eroxos, ov,
Basil. IV, 937

a-vjijiva-ns,
A.
fj,
Macar. 624D.
fellow-priestess.
Fem.
677 A.,
Simoc.
Paul. Eph.
Apol.
2,
3, 6.
Jos. B. J. 1, 24, 6.
13.
Theophil. 1141 A.
cais,
fj,
79, 13.
<TVji.-fj,iTpir)cns,
measurement.
Classical.
(TvjxiTddeia,
as,
fj,
(^(rvjinaBfjs)
sympathia,
Dion. H. V, 463, 11, toO xfo""'"Greg. Naz. I, 1045 B. a-vp.-ixcTpidâ.

<rvfifiTpiK6s,
<rvp.ptr]pva-ii,
rj,
Of,
^
6,
o-vfifj-erpoi.
Poll. 9, 24.
cms,
f),
a winding
together, contex-
ture.
Anton.
4, 40.
<rvfipr]pv(TijL6s,
ov,
^=
preceding.
Dorotk.
1709 A.
<rvfi-ij,rjpva}, to
wind
together, to connect.
Anton.
1,
sympathy : compassion. PolybDiod. 13, 57. Ex. Vat. 103, 19. 22, 11, 12. Dion. H. ni, 1603, 6. Pseudo-Jbs. Maec. 14. 15. Joann. Mosch. 2869 Sext. 53, 16. B. Geopon. 9, 14, 1, affinity, Porph, Adm. 222. Tkeoph, Cont. 119, pardon. Mai. 116, rivl. <j-vpujrada>, rja-a, to pardon. Porph. Adm. 223 <Tvp.iTa6rj6rjvai.
fellow-feeling
;
3, 11.
8, 23.
o-vpTraBfjs,
es,
feeling with, sympathetic:
com516,
*(TVfj.-p.i,aiva>.
Maneth. apud Jos. Apion.

tj,
26,
passionate.
54.
Polyb.
2,
I,
56,
7.
Diod.
Petr.
II,
p. 461.
<TVfip.vyri,
Sept. Barucla 3, 10.

r)s,
527, 69.
Philon
45, 14.
1, 3, 8.
avp.fiiîs,
commixture.
Jos. B. J.
6, 3, 4.
Apophth. 101 A.
<Tiix-iii,yp.a,
m,
Galen.
aros, ro, mixture,
II,
922 A. 955 A.
emj,
a compound. Plut. II, 242 D.

suretyship,
a-vp-iiiêav,
1401 A. Dion, H, I, 332.

fj,
Plut,
n, 536 A.
Orig,
2.
Exciting
compassion,
u-vjjmadriTiKos,
ov,
compassionate, indulgent,
E-us,
trvprp-ivido) or ^vii-iuvvBai.
(7ip.-fjiiîs,
if,
Philostr. 189.
ofiripeia, security,
Pamphil. 1552 B. 1916 C.

ly,
V, 364 A.
:
Jejun,
Sept.
Reg.
4, 14,
14 Tovs vlovs rmu

14, 4.
(rvpiradais, adv. sympathetically
compassionate5, 8, tjj o-fXiy-
ofirjpovs, hostages.
Cic. Att. 12, 44.
Strab, 3,
<!vp.-iua-ia>.
Polyb.
1,
Tertull. 11,
2, 4,
374 C.
?
<rvp.-picro7rovr]pea).
<Tvp.p.i.(TTos,
Sept.
Mace.
36.
following the moon's motions. Myst. 154.

vTj,
Iambi.
ov,
corrupt for
^=.
(Tvp.fi.e(TTos,
full
or
o-vji-irai-yvla, as,
fj,
(a-vjiTraiâ)
L.
collusio, collu-
avfip-va-TOs
jropvetas.
a-vfip.vo'rrjs ^
Nil.
1141
B,
sion.
Basilic. 60, 30, 2.
<7VfjL-fivrjp.6v(va-is,
etur,
r),
(Tv/x-TraiSaymyt'o).
Themist. 148,
to
crD/i/ij/ij/ioveiieiv.
avjvrraiKTqs, ov, 6,
8.
(TVjjmauTTrjs,
L.
collusor,
Sext. 146. 251.

(Tvp,-)j.vrinoveia>.
Plut. II, 460 A.
Anton.
9, 22.
playmate: accomplice. Mel. 97. Hippol. Haer. 102, 46. PaZZac?. Laus. 1180 D.
a-vp.naiKTpia, as, ^,
ffaZen.
XII, 155 A.
Did. A. 525 C.
a-vp-Traiirrpui.
Liber, 30.
I,
<rufi,-pMipaojiai, ap.ai, to be fated, destined.

2, 5.
Anton.
(Tvp.-7ra\aia>.
PZm.
11,
594 C.
C/ew. ^.
317
B.
Stud. 1088 C.
BasiZ. I,
309 B.
Synes. 1089 A. Dion. H. 11, 703.
5,
irvfi-p-oixfiw.
a-vp.-p.o\vva>.
o-u/i-TToXa/iao/iat.
-va-fievos.
Iambi.
Mathem. 192
a-vp-âvTjyvpiâi.
9.
/os.
I,
Ant
276.
Ejnph.
II,
193 C.
Soz.
13, 2.
.Bpicf. 3,
2,
7,
10.
Clem. A.
o-u/i-jioj/afm.
1372 B.
II,
Herodn,
14.
Method. 388 B.
II,
irvp,-fj,ovapxia>.
App.
783, 80.
a-vp,-Travov(ryea>.
Plut.
64 C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
<rvfi-7rapa-/3aSi^to
avfi-TTapa-âhlâ, to
1029
Themisi.
<Tvp.7rapeveKTiov
av/j,Trepaafj,a
go along
together.
8fi <Tvp.7Tapa(j>peiv.
Themist.
331,4.
tru/i-irapajSdXXo).
(TVji-Trapa^vut.
334,
EpJir. Ill, 318 A.
5.
(TVfi-TTapepxoijiai.
Philon
II,
513, 27.
Lucian.
I,
580. 691.
Plut.
1,
o-v/i-vapriKco.
Plut. II, 1024 C.

fj,
evii-vapayyeWai.
Dion. H. IV, 2147.

Greg. Naz.
(Tvfi-Trdp6cvos, ov,
fellow-virgin.
Ael.
V H
546 E.
(rvfi-Trapaypatjia.
(Tup-'irapayatI,
12, 1.
-aBai
Tivi.
2.
Classical.
Sept.
608 A. Tobit 12,
a-vfi-TTapanrevo).
Dion
C. 63,
I,
2, 3.
12
in
(Tvp,-TTap'mTafiai.
Lucian.
258.
To
derive together with,
0-vp-âpoixop.ai..
(rvp.-7rapo\i(r6aivco.
Sext. 517, 26.
grammar.
(rvinrapa8i8a>ij,i
Plut. II, 699 A.
avii-TrapaSriXoco.
Strab. 2, 5, 13.
a-vpi-TTapopfiAw.
Classical.
rrapadidapn.
Pallad. Laus.
Cyrill.
o-ti/i-Trar, aa-a,
av, altogether.
Eus. V, 228 C. Philon I, 437, 20.
1148 B.
avfi-âpaêvyw/u.
Pseudo-/u.s(. 1292 B.
II, 12,
42 ra
o'vfiiravTa. the universe.
a-vfi-^da-aa.
crvfi-TraTaycco.
Plut. II, 89 D.
Sext. 752, 13.
c o
638 E.
i
A. X, 984 A.
avfi-TrapatTtos, ov, zz=. irapaiTios together with
an-
<TVjj,-TTaTpia>Tqs, ov, to,
mpatr
562,
54.
ot a
com-
other.
Cyrill.
A. IX, 725 D.
Classical.
patriot.
Lucian.
Ill,
3,
condemned.
Orig.
Ill,
<Tvii-TTapaKdKia>.
Clementin. 336 C.
I,
Archipp. apud Poll.

a-vp-TTfivaca.
Clem.
n, 393.
Orig.
445 D.
Petr.
Clementin.
Plut.
341
C.
Alex. 49 C.
avp.-7rapaKaTaK\iva.
781 A.
Dion C.
60, 18, 3.
avfi-TTclpm.
II,
I,
151 B.
(rufi-TropaicXj/TOf, ov, joint-TtapatCK-qTos.
Epiph.
(rvp-îKsKaa.
(Tti/i-TreArdfo/iat.
Orig. IV, 384 B.
500 B.
<rup.-âpaKpAâ>.
Synes. 1073 A.
Diosc.
2,
211.
II, 782.
<Tvp.-^VT]s, rjTos, 6,
avii-âpaKviTTm.
avpirapdKrjTtTeov
Lucian.
poverty.
Ptol.
Greg. Naz.
L. compauper, companion in I, 847 A.

connection
8ei (TVfirrapdKaiilSdueiv.
a-vp-nevSepa, or (TvprrfvOfpa, see (rvprrevBepos.

a-vp.7rv6epLa,
Tetrab. 79.
avji-TrapaKryirroi,
ij,
as,
fj,
by
marriage.
6v,
taken
together
loith.
Porph.
Adm.
144, 11 Svpirevdepias p-erd tovs
Orig.
I,
1481 B. C.
f],
(rvfi-TTapaXriîi, cas,
=: to
I,
(Tvp.vapoKapâveiv.
Basil.
(TvpnvdfpLd(io, acra, to
Philon
I,
17, 26.
134, 10.
Orig.
IV, 252 B.
Basil.
TovpKovs Ka\ dydiras exovres. become (rvpiiivBepoi to be connected by marriage. Porph. Adm. 87.
:
(rvp-Trapaperpea).
iTvp,-7rapavaKi<TKa>.
167 A.
39, 3.
86, juerd rivos.

(Tvp.-7rev0ep6s, ov,
Dion C. 47,
or avp-êvBepos, ov,
6,
L. con-
IV, 853 A.
crvp,-napava.
socer, the father
of
the
husband considered
wife's father are
trvii-napavfixofiai
with reference to tbe father of the wife

Lucian.
II,
preceding.
thus,
my
father and
my
528.
trvprTTapavop,at.
crvpnevdepot to each other.

Jos. B. J. 4, 5, 5.
20,
16.
Porph. Them.
Theoph.
trvp-TrapairXeai.
Polyh.
5, 68, 9.
(TvpirapairKrjpcofiaTiKos,
Kos.
r),
6v,
1
crvp.irevBepa, as,
Fem. ^ or avpircvdepd, as, the mother

Cont. 372, 16.
TrapairhripaixaTi-
Schol. Arist.
Ach.
I,
(817).
trvfi-TrapatrireLpo).
Basil.
120 D.
Basil.
I,
of the wife considered with reference to the Jejun. 1893 D. mother of the husband. Comn. I, 103, 17.
avp,7re7r\eypcvais (a-vp-irXeKa)), adv. in
<Tvp,-TrapaTeiva>.
Galen. IV, 689 D.
a compli-
256 A.
avji-TTaparriprjiTis,
ea>s,
ij,
cated matmer.
joint-ohservation.
Sra<. 320, 12.
2,
Galen. Ill, 151 C.
avp.TTcirKripaipivais (avp.Ti\rip6a>), adv. completely.
Galen. II, 300 C.

evii-TrapaTidrjfii.
Prod. Farm. 656 (78).

trvp-TTeTTTiKos,
I,
T},
Polyh.
Plut.
66,
7.
OV,
TTeTTTtKos.
Diosc.
2,
108,
(Tvp-TrapaTpixa.
<Tvf),-7iapaTpoxaâ>.
(Tvp,-Ttapa<l>vop,ai.
339 B. Basi7. Plut. II, 970 B.

I, 7.
189.
of suppuration.
(?a/en. II,
367 A.
1,
(Tuu-TreTrrco zi= avpirefjira).
Diosc.
64.
3,
79
Themist. 67,
Philon apud S.?. Ill, 605 D. TrapeSpciio. Lucian. Ill, 268. Lucian. I, 141. (Tvp-irapeia-fpxop.ai.
<rvp-âpax<opia>.
(87), pp. 68. 423. a-vp-nepaivio, to destroy.
Sept.
Hab.
2,
10.
avii-âpeSpevd)
:^
=
A.
[^Greg Nyss. Ill, 977

(Tvvewepdvdrj.^
^vvfvepda-drj 6 Xo'yos,
(nip.-TrapeuT(j)6fipop.ai,.
Jos. B. J. 4, 3, 3.
;
(Tvp-^cpaioa
dirapTi(a>, to complete.
PseudoClem.
a-vii-TrapeKTetva alongside
to protract,
prolong.
Demetr.
I,
2,
2 (1, 11).
rj,
Anton. Cleomed. 59, 7. IV, 605 E. On^. Ill, 989 C. IV, 77 D. 652 D. Basil. I, 137 D. PseudTgnat. 880 B Ov avfiirapeKreivta iavTrjV tois
Jos.
7,
Ant.
1, 3, 4.
avp-Trepaiioa-is, fas,
completion, end.
30.
Ga/ere.
1341 A.
iTvp.irpavTOV
^ 8
(TVfinepaivetv.
Galen. V,
Clas-
66 C-
Jut- 266 C.
aros, to,
TTjXtKOUTOtS Vp,lV.
<rvpiripaa-p.a,
end, conclusion.
Digitized
by Microsoft
avfi'Trepaafio's
sical.
II,
1030
Clem. A.
58, p. 295.
7.
17
avfiifKeKTiKox;
p.e6'
Aristeas 22.
565
Sext. 87, 29.
fjp^pav.
Diod.
11,
601, 81.
608, 13.
em4>opd, in logic.
6,
mnirepaa-fios, oO,
(Tvii-TT^pmyvvjU.
end.
Artem.
3,
2.
by
615, 11.
Epict.
3, 14, 7.
Plut. II, 679 E.
Indulgence, accommodation.
Polyb.
1,
Schol. Dion.
P. 332,
72, 2.
Clem. A.
II,
<TvjnrptatpTov
^=
Set o'vpirept.atpeiv.
Theon.
indulgence.
348 Kara o-vp,7repi(j)opdv, Greg. Nyss. II, 228 C,

(TvyKaTapidp.u> ?
Prog. 190, 20.

cUjU-TTepiaipew.
towards a sinner.
Stud. 1133
C
Oalen.
(Tvp,.êpv^<plâ>
Ill,
Theod.
crvp-ncpiaKoXovdea.
avpircpifiaKkai
Chrys. IX, 587 E.
1072 C.
P/i.
I,
TrepiâAXo).
X,
606.
o-u/i-TTEpoKao).
559.
2,
Apollod. Arch. 29.

48.
<Tvp-Treptl3opPe<o.
(Tvp-Tj-epiypdipco.
Themist. 43. 15,

Sext. 6.
Cfejra.
283, 26.
II,
a-vp-îTopai.
Ael. IS. A.
4.
588 B.
crvp-TTcîs, fiBs, ^, digestion.
Athen. et Philagr.
Galen. VIII,
structure.
a-vfi-êpihiveapat.
Classical. Achill. Tat. Isagog.
apud 0W6.
crvpwrfyLa,
as,
I,
10, 10.
381, 10.
993 D.
a-vp.T!piCKr)p,p,iva>s
i],
zrz aipTrrj^LS.
(crvpTrfpiKapPdva)), adv.
II,
com-
129 D.
a-ip-nr^yjia, arcs, to,
prehensively.
xTvp-TTepU\Ka>.
Epiph.
629 B.
(?aZere. II,
L.
compages,
Pint. II, 890.
37 C.
II,
Apollod. Arch. 28.

o-vp-vriîs, ecos, ^,
(Tvp-êptepxopat.
Cleomed. 46, 20.

I,
App.
a joining or
Classical.
setting together,
739, 43.
<Tvp-êpix<o.
construction.
Aristeas 18.
PZm(.
Dion. H.
avp-êpi^cavvvpi
<rvp-^pi6ia).
^^
Epiph. II, 620. irepiâvvvpi. Athen. 12, 76.

532.
II,
626 C. Clementin. 208. Jren. 468 A.

II,
(Tvp-îr7)(7(jai
Taftan. 832.
App.
554,
78.
^niora.
7,
or o^pTrriTTa =z:
tru/iTnj-yi^/At.
Strab.
47.
(Tup-vept-l'KTapm
19.
7, 3,
18.
(TvpTiepmeTopai.
Zos. 50,
a-vprnca-pos, ov, 6,
avpTrUcns, compression;
Sext. 410, 11.
Classical.
opposed to
ave<ris.
(Tvp-wepiKivea.
(ru/i-7reptXa^7r(D
Cass. 153, 87.

TTfptXa^Tra).
o"uyx-7rtXoi)
^^
{rvpTriKeoi.
Diosc.
1,
^M5.
Ill,
1396.
6, p. 16.
^rup-TrepiKTjTTTLKOs,
II,
17, 01^,
r:= 7re/jt\7^7rrtKds-
Epiph.
avp-TripjTpripi.
Strab. 17,
3,
14.
Philon
11,
689 D.
565.
(Tvp-êptvoeoj.
Anton.
8, 36.
(Tvp-^lvio.
Diosc.
1,
24.
39,
to
communicate
<7vp-nepi.voarm.
3, 6, 1.
Cleomed. 46, 28.

5, 14, 10. 1, 1.
Jos. Ant.
their virtues to each other.

o-vp-^L7rpd(TKa>.
.Tos.
Paus.
Ant. 12,
4, 4.
<Tvp-nepi.oh(vu>.
Strab. 17,
17, 2, 1, <o rfe-
a~up-TTiTtTa,
to
fall together.
Patriarch. 1076,
scribe,
go
over.
Trpo? avTqv,
^n
(TvvEyevopTjv avTjj.
<Tvp-7TepnTeTopai.
<Tvp-TrepnTkiK.a>.
trUjU-TreptTrXeft).
Themist. 283, 26.
avTTjv, ^z:
avyyevatpai
Aquil. Prov.
8, 8.
9.
^^p.
<rvp-7r6pL'n\oKT]i ^s, ^,
II,
838,
TreptTrXoK^.
Lucian. H,
64.
(Tu/i-TrfpiTToiEiB.
Polyh.
3,
49,
9.
Diod. 11, 81.

II,
3. To happen. Dion. H. 2, 1, 37. 157 Tivd T-eXfUT^crai, impersonal. 4. To he sad or dejected. Sept. Reg. 1, 1, 18. Mace. 1, 6, 10, T^ Kapbla, my heart faileth. \_Codin. 78, 12 crvp-Trrapevos, perfect pasStrab.
I,
avrij.
3.
1132 C,
ets
To
intersect.
<nip-Tvepi.TToXeai.
Philon
I,
16, 17.
2, 2.
217, 26.
sive.]
(rvp-TruTToo),
to confirm,.
Apion. apud Jos. Apion. E. C/em. 4. II, 301 A.

<Tvp^7rfpi(77rda>, to
PZtrf. II,
745
Sext. 660, 29 -adat to
circumflex together
toith
another
605,
8.
confirm one's doctrine. (Tvp-^Xavdopai. Polyb. 3, 21, 10.

to
Soypa,
Diod.
3, 58.
word.
'
Plut. II, 750.

a-vp-TrXavos, ov,
Koypcov.
Hippol. 804 B.
Synt. 335, 18.

a-vpirepuTirmpcvas, adv. hy being circumflexed in
the
wandering
with.
Mel.
64. 102,
same manner.

9.
avp-nXda-Tovpyos, ov, creating together.

III,
Damasc.
837 C.
Greg. Nyss.
s
I,
trvp^TrepiaTeWco.
Polyh. 10, 25,
(rup-Tj\aTvva).
1116 B.
,
(Tvp-TrfpiTei)(iâ> together,
I,
with the help of.
Pint.
(Tvp-vXeypa, aros, to,
239 E.
hug, grasp.
ymp1egma Hippol. Haer. 184, 2.
wrestler's
<rvp-wepiTpvti>.
<Tvp-^fpi.Ti6rjpi.
Tim. Aelur. 268 C.

Diosc.
1, 67.
a-vpirKcKTiKos,
I,
17,
Plut.
526 B.
Galen.
lativus,
Kai,
II, 28.
2.
ov,
plaiting together.
Classical.
,
Comp1exivus
grammar
rjpev, rjSe, ijtoi,)-
copu-
fTvp-nepiTopvion.
<Tvp-7rpnpe7rto.
<Tvp,-T!piTpi)â>.
Caesarius 1053.
Sext. 100, 18.
copulative, in
(piv. Se. re,
101, 29.
dXXa, drdp, airrdp,
Dion.
Basil.
(Tvp-TTf pi(f)avTdôpai.
<rvp^pi(j)6eipopai.
<rvp-êpL(j)opd,
as,
125 B. Anton. 10, 38. Lucian. Ill, 1 76.

I,
Thr. 642, 24.

Pint. II,
Philon I, 500, 46, (rivSea-pos1026 B. Apollon. D. Conj. 520, 15.

Diog.
7,
618, 13.
converse,
26,
15,
72.
Diomed. 433,
19.
fj,
L. conversatio,
(TvpirKeKTiRms,
adv.
copulatively.
Apollon. D.
familiarity,
intercourse.
Polyb. 5,
Synt.
9,
21
Digitized
by Microsoft
CTV/tt-TrXeKTO?
ovfi-irKeKTos, ov,
31.
1031
Sept.
avfi-irpoeBpo'}
Classical.
I,
twined together.
TWOS.
Ex.
36,
crvp,-noipaiva>.
Jos.
Ant.
1,
19, 4.
Mel.
], 18,
Greg. Naz.
841 A.
6,
*(rv/i-7rXeK<,
to
connect
by
conjunction.
St/ven-cVXeKTo
(rvp,iToifiriv,
evos,
fellow-shepherd
I,
fellowIll,
Apollon.
D. Pron. 310. 314

arithmetic.
ojw'ias tSi 'E/ioi T KoX "Upr/.
3>
pastor.
Greg. Naz.
824.
11,457.
To
multi-
1176.
o-u^-TroXifo),
ply,
in
Max.
1236.
afia),
3.
7,
Conf.
logic,
Comput.
(d|i'-
Participle, (Tu/xTreirXeyficKow
85.179.
to unite into one city. Dion. H. I, Strab.S,S,2. 13,1,52. 14,1,10.
complex proposition, in
is
when
the
Cornut. 116.
<jvp.-iToKiTeia, as,
2,
f/,
apodosis of the major

(rjfiepa e<TTi, Koi
preceded by Kai
Chrysipp. apud
36.
confederacy, league.
II,
live
Polyb.
<^ms eanv).
41, 12.
Diod.
to
575, 31.
with.
Biog.
19.
Epict.
Ench.
Plut. 11,
o-vpiKo'KiTevop.m,
Martyr. Polyc.
732 F.
8.
969.
Apollon. D. Pron. 311.

Sext. 88. 314, 26. 31.
Synt. Diog.
1045 A.
cvp.TToXiTevcns, c<as,
17,
Gell. 16, 8.
to a-vp,no\iTeveo-6at.
7, 72.
Leont.
I,
1329 B.
Classical.
d,
iriiiTiKevpos, ov, (TrXevpov) collateral,

side.
being by the
avji-ôjxirevm.
aifi-TTovos,
Epiph.
11,
273 B. C.
Socr. 605 B.
ov,
fellow-laborer
Diod. 13, 82. : L. as.iessor,

iVi7.
irufiitKriyas, aSor, ^, n'oi.

(Tu/i-irXijji/xfXco).
689 B.
a,?sistoni
of a magistrate.
321.
Porph.
Aquil. Hos. 4, 15.

^,
mn-^Xfjîs,
fojs,
Cer. 461,
an
officer.
f),
(TvyKpova-is.
Pseudo5, 90,
arvp.n6peva-is,
(as,
Gloss.
to
trvp.TTopevfcrOai.
Demetr. 49. 90.

<TviJ,-^\fipa>cris,
Sophrns. 3305 B.
r],
eas,
5.
completion.
89.
Polyb.
(Tv/i-iropveuiB.
Clem. A.
I,
160 B.
Basil. IV,
4.
Aristeas
Nicom.
dv,
Sexf. 457, 26.
729 B.
o-vn-TTopirda, to
a>jt)oZ.
648 A.
17,
pin
together, to set.
Sept.
Ex.
*avfiirKr]pTiK6s,
complemental, complemen-
36, 13.
<rvp.-7Top^vpoâ<^lai.
a-vjiiroa-iaKos, rj,6v, to
tary.
11,
Epicur. apud J5jo^. 10, 131.
Philon
Anast. Sin. 265 A.
319, 21, TITOS.

2.
4,
Sext. SKov.
Pto. n, 1060 C. Anton. Antyll. apud 0W6. I, 438, 6. 11, 8. 210, 18. 459, 24 To crvjiirKrjpainKbv tov Athan. II, Clem. A. I, 1013. 1041.
symposiacus, pertaining
banquet.
a feast.
Plut. II, 629 D.

ov, to,
frvp-TToa-iov,
(J)i\i.k6v
Chron. 212, 20
epavos, picnic (in its original sig-
228 C.
<Tvfm\rjpan<S>9, adv. in a complemental manner.
nification).
o'vfi-TTOO'oopai, to
amount.
Sept.
Scyl. 654, 21.
Pseudo-Z>ion. 196 B.
<ri)/i-irX^(r<7(B
(rv[jL-7rpayp.aTevofiai.
Macc.
16.
3,
3,
10
ol
avjiirkoKT],
Tjs, 17,
Fseudo-Demetr. 34. combination. Plut. 11, 1011 A,

irvyKpova).
avfiTrpaypaTevo/ievoi,, fellow-traders.
Plut. IT,
5,
417 A.
tTvp.npaKTqs,
Just.
Apol.
^=.
1,
Diog.
71.
with reference to oTjftTrfirXeApollon. D. Pron. 310 B (ipov koI ypevov. Hermog. Khet. 3, 3 (vios TrXouo-ior). (Tou). Sext. 82, 23. 93, of the \r]p.ii.aTa of a syltSk
a^trnfidrcDj',
Orig. Ill, 1201 B.

ov,
Laus. 1066 B.
avu-^poKTiKos,
cert.
17,
Caesarius 861
6,
avfiirpaKTaip.
Pallad.
to. crup.'KpaKTa.
ov, co-operating,
acting in con-
logism.
609, 25, of letters.
8, 5, (jxovrjevTav, hiatus.
9.
Longin. Frag.
Multiplication,
in arithmetic,
ilfax.
avp-TrKovreo) equally.
<r/i-7rX<BT7)p,
Conf. Comput. 1236 B. Sophrns. 3308 A, tI.

Sophrns.
Did. A. 452 A. Philon I, 16, a-vfi-^paîs, (as, rj, co-operation. Plut. Frag. Jos. Ant. 18, 2, 4. 46. 579, 4.
PioZ. Tetrab. 51.
705 C.
a-vp-TrpeirovTois,
ijpos,
6,
fellow-voyager.
adv.
=
6,
irpeTrovTas.
Epiph.
II,
3712 C.
(rvjiTTVivcns, e<us, ^,
580 D. 629 A.
=^ =:
crvinrvoia.
Fseud-Athan.
Jos. Ant. 17,
uvii-rrpea-^vTepos,
ov,
c o
1,
mpresbyter
5, 1.
IV, 81 C.
<Tvp,Trvv(7p.6s, ov, 6,
(rlip/iTvoia.
fellow-presbyter.
Petr.
Cyprian.
12, 2.
(Tvpirviyris,
es,
((rvfrnviya) choking;
pressing.
Diod.
3, 51.
(COS,
Tj,
uvjiTTviîs,
Athan. I, 317, Eus. II, 465. Greg. Naz. Ill, Basil.lV, 5i0. 916. Tivos. Epiph. I, 157 C. 89. Bion. H. YJ, 1102. Plut. 1,368 <rvp.-7!-poa.ya.
Epist. 5, 4.
TO
(Tvjimvlyeiv.
Steph.
D.
Basil.
I,
268 C.
used with
Diac. 1077.
(Tu/i-TTVoia
a-vp.-npo^dXKai, to emit together with,

^vp,-^nvoia,
a breathing or blowing together : agreement. Diod. Ex. Vat. Sex(. Aret. 131 C. Artem. 219. 119, 22.
or
as,
fj,
reference to the emanations of Valentinus.

Iren. 465 A.
448
6,
A -adai
tivi.
a-vp.-^poôvXos, ov,
felhw-TrpoôvXos.
Argum.
380, 21.
aem. A.
II,
444 C.
Clas118.
Arist. Lys.
I.
trvinrvaos, our, ouv, breathing together, etc.

sical.
a-vp,-Trpoyiva(TKa>.
Hermes Tr. Poem.

Jos.
ovp,-7roLriTris, ov, 5,
joint-creator.
Anton. 11, 8. Did. A. 572.
(Tv/i-iTpobldafu.

Jos. Ant. 14, 8,
5.
*a-vp.-irp6(bpos, ov, 6, president's colleague, joint-
(TO/i-TroiKiXXa).
Ant.
3, 7, 5.
president.
Tnscr. 105.
Digitized
by Microsoft
av/jj-irpoei/î,
1032
miMpdveia,
steas 13.
crvfiffyavris,
(7Vfif<f)0p'rj<TtV
rvn-Tt poeiiMi ((Iim).
Q.
3.
Herodn. I, 16, 8. Aristid. Prod. Farm. 568 (159). 666 (96).

(a-vfiTTpoepxoiMi.),
as,
f),
(avuffjavrjs)
appearance.
Ari-
iTVfiitpoikrjkvBoTws
adv.
by
es,
manifest,
evident.
Classical.
proceeding together.
a-vp.-^poipxop.ai.
Did. A. 460 B.
Vit.
56.
Apollon. D. Pron. 357 ^vp-ipavh (est) ms yevfitreTm.
Jos.
Anast. Sin.
391 Svp.<pavels (lui
Trapriyfieuai,
they
1165 C.
<rvp.-TrpoKmTa). avii-^poKviTTco.
(jvp.-^povojxeiai.
(rvfi-TrpoTriTrrci).
are evidently derived.
Nicom.
97.
(Tv/i-cpavTaôiiaL.
Synes. 1081 C.
Jos. B. J. 4, 9, 3.
(Tvjx-^df7Ka>
Plut. II, 392 E.

Jos. Ant. 20, 2, 5.
tO'
(rvfi<pT]fu.
(rvfi-(f)aTpid(a>, da-io,
to
conspire together mth,

Socr. 53 B.
Polyh. 31, 22,
1.
1.
be a fellow-conspirator.
<rvp.-7rpoT!-opeioiiai.
Sept. Deut. 31, 8 as V.
(TVfi-npocrayopeva).
avji-TTpoaayo).
(rvp.-TTp6tTfiii.i
Did. A. 525 B. Galen. VII, 211 B.

Sept. Ps. 93, 20.
avji-^ha^, QKOf, Chrys. 26 D.

*(rvfi(l)epa>,
6,
fellow-impostor.
Pallad. V.
to be
prof table.
To
aviiipipov, that
3,
7..
{djxi).
Eccl.
8,
which
1, 5,
is
profitable.
Aristot. Topic. 3,
15.
a-viJ.-TTpoa-(ixppML.
tTvp.-TTpOtTLCr-)^<i).
9 To KoKbv ^ TO uvficjiepov.
I,
Eus. V, 481.
Clim. 948 A.
Philon
308,
it
1.
Impersonal, 2.
Mid.
Diod.
4, 7.
crvfi.<})epei,
Plut. II, 322 F.
L. prodest,
is
prof table,
expedient.
Matt.
11,.
<Tvp.
TTpotTKvvia, to worsjiip together toith.
Method.
Cyrill.
18, 6, awT&J
ti'a
Kpefiaadij fivXos.
Joann.
397
-e^vai
Tivi.
Epiph.
6v,
11,
613 C.
50, ripXv tva diroQdvrj.

to be
(Tvfi(f>pofiai,
A. X, 48 B.
a-vp.-^pocrKvvriT6s,
r),
constructed with, =z;
uvvrdao-ofiai,
in
tmrshipped together with.

7,
grammar.
(Tvjx.-(^6dâ>
Epiph.
11, 6
28 C. D.
Apollon. D. Synt. 285, alnartKij.

following.
Syncell. 273.
avp.-7rpoa-7TCTrra>.
Anton.
22.
Galen.
II,
306.
<TVfi.-(^6dva, to
cu/i-irpooTrXfKo).
Theodln. Dan. 11, 10.
(Tvp.-^potjTaTr]s, ov, 6, fellow-leader.
Greg.Naz.
come up with ; to arrive : to occur. Eustrat. 2353 C. Joann. Mosch. 3076 C,. Max. Conf. Comput. 1241 A. Tivi, to help.
emr, ^,
(^trvfitpdeipa)
Ill,
1331 A.
crvn(j)6ap<ns,
coalescence.
<Tvp-iTpoTi6rip.i.
a-vp.-TTpoTpeTra>.
(rvfj.-irpovirdpx^f^.
o-ti/i-Trpocâii/o).
Hermog. Rhet. 287,

a-vfi-cfideyyoiiat.
15.
Dion. H. V, 277,
Gelas. 1260 C.
4.
Plut.
U, 55 D.
Athan.
I,
760 D.
uvfi,(l>6flpa>
^=. iTvyKfpdvwfu.
avp-TrpofprjTeva.
Plut. II, 860 D.
Orig'.
Ill,
-(rBal Tivi.
341 A.
(Tvy-vpo(\>r)Tris,
(pdaprai
ov,
6,
78, 7
(Z, S, *).
Dion. H. V, 62' VI, 1105 o-uW-
crvyKfKpaTai.
Dion Chrys.
11^
fellow-prophet.
Syncell.
420, 37.
jDiOjf. 7,
151.
406,
6.
(rvfi-(j)ikmâ>, d<Ta>, to
avp,--jTTep6(o.
(Tvp,TTTr]pLa,
Longin. 15,
4.
aros, to,
(ffTî/ai)
a flying together.
become a friend to. Ephr. 369 F. Achmet. 166, p. 144, to make love to. 2. To conciliate. Orig. VII, 1 76:
m,
C,
Caesarius 1072.
CTV/ATrruKTtKOff,
Tj,
Tti/t
Tiva.
6v, z:= Bvvdp.evos o-vp.7rTva'(7tv.
crvji.-ijiCKi6o)Mi aSrjv, to
become friends.
Porph..
7seudo-Dion. 949 A.
<rvp.7TTvîs,
eojff,
Adm.
(jvp,TTT\j(T<Tiv,
171, 21, dXXijXois.

Cic. Att. 5, 17.
^, z=;
ro
a folding
I,
(Tii/i-0iXo8o|e'tB.
or closing up.
Drac. 157.
BasiZ.
153 B.
a-vfi-ipiXoKoKea.
Diod.
Pfa!.
Cic.
3,
I,
59, p. 228, 101.
Jos^
Pseudo-Z>!on. 424 C.
(Tufi-TrrtOjLta,
Ant. 11,
8, 2.
575 B.
681 A.
I,
II,
53 C.
aros, to, ruins.
Mai. 487.
Ptol. Tetrab.
o'u/i-^tXoXoyew.
(Tvp.-(j)LXo7rovea>.
Fam.
I,
16, 21.
avp,Trraip.aTLK!iis,
adv. accidentally.
Orig.
105.
<Tvp,-nT<ii<ns,
(Tvp,-<piKoa-otpem.
eojf,
Dion. H.
361, 11.
Strab..
a falling together : fall. Polyh. 1, 57, 7. 3, 49, 6, engagement, battle. Dion. H. V, 180, concurrence of vowels (xal
^,
15, 1, 59.
16, 2, 24.
(Tvii-(j)iKoTiiifop,ai.
Diod. 11, 43.

Aret. 109 A.
t7Vfi(j>\eyat.
Jos.
Apion.
1,17.
Plut. 11, S85 A.
Eym).
4,
S(raS. 2, 1, 10. 37, coincidence.

Sext. 744, 30.
14, 5,
(rvp.-(jAyiJ.aivti>.
of a house.
^sier. 173.
<rvp.-<l>\oyi^co
:^
Sept.
Macc.
2, 6,.
(rv;i-7rTm;(of, ou, 6,
fellow-pauper.
Sj/nes.
Did. A. 937
11.
o-vp.-(j)\vapea).
C.
1424 C.
Anast. Sin. 281 B.
24,
7.
Anton.
9,
41.
(^(Tvp.(f)opa), to be-
<Tvp.-^nruKa(a>
completely.
Diod. 17, 116.

57,
Basi7.
OT^fKôpdfa)
(Tvfmvpos, ov, (nvp) fiery.

<Tvp.-Tra>\ia>.
and avfKfiopdôiJLai wail one's own misfortunes.

Ephr.
Philon
Ill,
Sept. Esai. 13,
8.
Dion C.
((j)aos)
IV,
115 E.
arcs,
to,
collection,
517 B.
cruf0ai7s,
e's,
crvp.-(l)6prjim,
assemblage.
shining together with.

irveu/iaTi.
Greg.
1,
184, 30.
289, 30.
Plut. II, 955 A.

collect-
Naz.
Ill,
1326 A,
ov,
<rvp.-(j)6pri(ri.s, etos, ^,
<ru/i0d/iiXof,
((j)aiJ.i\ia)
with
one's family.
ed, collection.
Plut.
n collecting or feeingr 1, 171 B. Diog.
10, 59.
Theoph. 662, 12.
PZon'n.
I,
65.
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by Microsoft

crv/J.-(ppaa'i<s
1033
Orig.
(*)
crvv-ayaWofiat
=:= TO
o-viJ.<pa>vrjdev,
(jijj.-<^pa(Ti.s,
fas,
fj,
context, connection.
pactum, agreemenl.-
Eus. VI, 996. n, 1117. IV, 209. 525 C. Simoc. 173, 17. Did. A. 940 C. 1105. avfi-^povea, to be of the same opinion, to agree. Polgb. 1, 67, 4. Diod. Sept. Mace. 3, 3, 2. Philon 11, 279, 41. 12, 83. 15, 68.
(rvii-tppovrjais,
Justinian. Cod.
1''0-
Leo. Novell. d. or ypapLfia, consonant.. Dion. Thr. 631, 12. 633. Tryph. 12. Drac.
(*)
8, 10, 12,
sc. (TTOLXflov
4.
Heph.
1, 1.
Lucian.
Ill,
563.
Phryn.
101.
Sext. 621, 14.
Philostr. 594.
eas,
r;,
agreement,
unanimity.
1.
cni|u,-0ti)T-ifo/iat
Pohjb.
II,
2, 37, 8.
Jos. Ant. 19, 8,
App.
Ant.
<rvp.-\lrdK\o>.
553, 59.
1013.
? Jos.
mutually. Plut. II, 893 A. Method. 392. Greg. Nyss. Pallad. Laus. 1210 D.
Epict. 2, 24, 18.
Ill,
(TviKppovlâ,
1, i, 3-
an error for aaxppovtâ

Lucian. Ill, 509.
o-u/i-i/êXXi'fo).
Max.
Tyr. 25,
48.
Orig. VII, 24.
Method. 385 B.
6, 3, 10.
to
(rvji-cfipovTiâ).
avp^poiruvr],
786, 40.
ijs, ij,
=
I,
Synes. 1093.
o-vpyjreXKiov, see (rv\jfeXKiov.

<7vp.-yp-fi8oiuu.
avp-tfipovricTis.
App.
II,
Polyb.
with
Plut.
II,
508.
<ruii-\jfev8op.apTvpea>,
rjcrco,
bear false witness

liar.
o-u/i-^vyaSfuo).
(Tvpcbvta, as,
rj,
Iambi. V. P. 514.
the being avfitpvrjs 95.
'.
in
connection
91, 14.
another
Porph.
connection,
Plut. 11,
Adm.
affinUy.
Philon
277, 42.
(TVfi-îevpiCai.
tru/i-i//-o(^f'<i).
Plut. II, 519 F.
924 D. E.
sical.
Sext. 219.
Polyb.
f),
1,
34, 2.
11, 30, 1.
frun<^vKiTqs, ov, 6, one
of
the
same
tribe.
Clas-
(Tvji^vxla., as,
{ovii^^ruxos) unanimity, accord.
of the same school. female of the same tribe o^^ family. Isid. 184 C, tov Aaui'S. avp.-<\)vp(Tis, cai, rj, a commingling, mixing up. Prod. Farm. 598 (207). Pseudo-Diore. 165 D. Paul. Aeg. 122, adhesion.
Fern,
Hermias
i)
8, tivos,
<Tvp.(jivKTis,
iSos,
crifiifnjxos, ov,
29 C. 1143 A. i'^xv) "f ""* mind, like-minded. Paul. Phil. 2, 2. Dion. Alex. 1340 A. B. 2. With all on board. Theoph. 5i2. 575.
Ill,
Greg. Naz.
a-vjv^vxas, adv. with unanimity.

aiv, prep. with.
Taras. 1432. the genitive. 4558.
Sext. 516, 29. 536, 3, tovtols,
<Tvfi-<l)v(n6o>, to
I,
make
natural.
Classical.
Basil.
moreover, further.
Inscr. 2114:,
c, d.
2.
205,
With
p.
660 B.
{(Tvix<^vj]s),
<ruii.<\>vais
adv.
Ael.
2131, 6 (Addend.).
6fio<pvS>s,
cruyye-
Pseudo-Diosc.
680, 14.
2,
9.
321
2iv XiVouj.
vSss,
7,
in
an
intimately connected manner. Poll.
119, fittingly.
N. A.
12,
27, rivl.
Pseudo-Dion. 121 B. C.
avfiâvea,
to
agree.
Classical.
Diod.
4,
With the accusative. Nil. 545 A Tovs rwv yepovTiKa. 4. In constructions

jStowff
Theoph. 454, 3.
Porph. Cer. 654. 6G9, 21. PseudoiraTepcov
uvv
to.
like the fol-
2vp(f><j)vovp.evris
imous consent.
(j>aivri6ev,
the
with the unan580, 60 to cro/ithing agreed upon. Porphyr. V.

oBavacrias,
11, 610, 41.
fiev drj irapa tols irXet-
lowing, a-iv represents the 6pov jIN.

3, 9, 16,
Hebrew wpoap-
Sept. Reg. 3, 9, 15 T.vv rrfv MfXto.
TOV Xavavalov. 3, 14, 8, to âirikeiov.

18.
3,
Pyth. 2 ^vfKJXovelTaL
trrots
nal,
ImpersoMvrjadpxov yeyevrjirSai trals. avfi(j>aveiTm, L. constat, it is agreed, it is

it is
Eccl.
d(T^7J.
2, 17.
7,
10.
17, TOV bUaiov,

1 7,
tov
30, TOV avBpcoTrov. 8,

1, 1
to
7roi7]pa.
Aquil. Gen.
yrjv.
Svv tov ovpavov Kal

Hieron.
irvv Trjv
the
1,
general opinion,
admitted.
Strab. 15,
This
may be
attributed to superstition
I,
35.
Sext. 66, 23.
or to
(316).
want of judgment.
In
composition
577
a-vv
3. To make a bargain, to traffic. Apocr. Act. Thorn. 2 2vvf(pa>vri(Tev /xer airov rpiHv XiTpwv doTjijLov dpyvplov, he agreed to sell him to him for three pounds of uncoined silver. Vit. Epiph. 81 B. 68 A. Euagr. 2424 A. Paul. crvp,-(j)a>vr)ats, cms, fj, accord, agreement.
Cor.
2, 6,
5.
(L.
with
verb,
con-) means
with, together, together with,

time, or altogether.
jointly, at the
same
In
composition with
(Tvv-otKoSeavoTTjs.
certain
nouns
it
it
corre-
sponds to fellow-, or Joint- ; as
15.
Orig. II, 1684 C.
Sometimes
Inscr. 11
(rvy-KKiirrrjs,
merely
oviKJxovriTris, ov, 6,
companion.
1.
Apophth. Petr.
concord, agree-
Pionites
3.
Serenus
fj,
strengthens the word to which it is prefixed. [In inscriptions and in the earlier manuscripts, a-vv often
avpcjiavla, as,
symphonia,
remains unchanged before

S.
FseuAo-Babr. 85, 19. Sext. 66, 18, Chron. 716, 13 Kara cru/ugeneral opinion. (j)a>viav, by agreement. 2. The Chaldee rT'JSaiD (apparently Sept. taken from the Greek), bag-pipe ? Dan. 3, 5.
ment.
trvii(l>avos,
M, n,
165
B, *,
Z,
2YN*EPMI0S.
(3137
SYNMAXIA. SY2HMAINE-
SeON.)
a-vv-aapmv,
6,
See also N, and

fellow- Aaron
avv(da>, a-vv^tjTea,
a-vv^vyos, a-vvaTua-Laorris, (rvvaravpoto, k. t. X.J
crvviepcvs.
Greg.
ov,
consistent.
Men.
Rhet. 152, 15,
iavTols, consistent with themselves.
stantively,
(a) TO
crifi.(f>ti>vov,
2.
Sub-
crviJ.<t>aivia,
1451 A. Bdbr. 61 avvri^dXrja-av, probably a-vvaô\ea>. for (Tvv-eôKqa-av, from a-vp,fio\ea, to meet with. Greg. Naz. Basil. Ill, 256 C. (Tvv-ayd\\op,ai.
Naz.
Ill,
symphony, in music.
130
Plut. II,
1043 C.
n, 617 C.
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by Microsoft
crvv-oLPjajjuai
1034
waters.
2,
crvv-dihiot
Strab.
1, 3,
a-vv-dyafiai.
Tseudo-Dion. 1081 C.
Classical.
crvv-ayavaKTea.
Polyh.
7.
59,
5.
17, 40, of
tion.
Diod. 19, 61.
755 C.
sical.
Dion. H. I, 210, s. VI, 188 C.
Plul.ll,
Clas-
2. Assembly, congregamoney. Sept. Ex. 16, 1. Mace. 1, 2, 42. 3.
17,
of facts.
Epict.
2,
Religious assembly or meeting.

Theophil. 1076 :z= iKKXrjo-ia.
C. C.
Orig.
Ignat. 721 C.
a-vv-ayavaKTqiTis, emr, ^,
Z>ion. ff.
Joint-indig nation.
ni, 1410.
1, 14, 4.
truiz-ayaTrao).
(TwayyeXXta
(Tvv-ayeKaâs.
Polyh.
as v.
4.
I,
I,
245 D.
Matt.
288.
Synagoga,
477 C.
Clem. A. I, 657 Dion. Alex. 1321 synagogue. Philon

Jos. B. J.
2,
ayyeXXo), TrpocrayyeXKio.
1.
Dion.
II,
458, 17.
H. IV, 2059
Jos.
Zos. 240. 262.

Strab. 5,
6,
1, 9.
Orig.
5.
of
6, 2.
14, 5.
Classical.
18.
Mace.
Anton.
16.
Pseudo4rtem. 369.
to expansion.
Contraction, as opposed Diosc. 5, 88. 6. Inference,
conclusion, in logic.
Orig.
Sext. 89,
23.
96, 13.
Sext. 215, 29.

o-uvayeXatr/iof, ov, 6,
ni, 912.
rj,
Chrys. IX, 468.

the synagogue.
gating.
Plut.
II,
r),
a flocking 980 A.
together, congre-
(TvvayayiKos,
ov,
Orig.
I,
480 C.
Xenocr. 11, 261 C.
mjvayayiov,
ov, to,
(Tvv-ay(\atTn<6s,
in
shoals.
ernes.
6v,
gregarious.
=
II,
3,
avvayayfi,
synagogue.
Artem. 174. 521 A.

like
Basil. I,
Philon
Diod.
I,
675, 27.
591, 46.
43, 8.
Cic. Att. 5, 12.
<Tvv-ayavida).
Polyb.
100.
(rvv-ayevriTos, ov,
dyevrjTos.
Method. 340.
1 7,
Plut. II, 587 A.
Theod. Tit. B. 1076 C. Athan. II, 709 C. Oelas. 1277 IV, 369 B. Swayevriros rm Sometimes it is confounded with tlie 6ea.
(Tvv-aya>vi(Tfi,a,
aros, to, aid, assistance.
Polyb.
10, 43, 2.
(rvv-d8e\(f>os,
ov,
^:=
d8e\(j)6s, ov.
Epiph.
I,
following.
1053 C.
Ill,
29.-2. Oxytone,
a-vva8e\(t>6s,
avv-ayivvTjTm, ov, alike dyei/wjros.

C.
Tit. B. 1076 1077 D. Marcell. apud Eus. VI, 996 C. Athan. II, 729 A.
F. confrere, fellow-member. Joann. Mosch. 3060 C. Leant. Cypr. 1709 B.

(Tvv-abrjkopxii equally.
Sext. 289, 11.
a-vv-ayiaâ, to be aytos together with.
Hermes
<7vvah6Ke(TX')^, ow, 6, fellow-aSoKifrxqs.
CaesaOrig.
Tr.
Poem.
18, 13.
rius 1133.
trwraSdiTtoy ((nivaSm), adv. in unison.
I,
a-vv-dyios, a, ov, alike holy.
avv-ayvivto.
crvv-ayvoco.
<Tvv-ayopd(o).
Caesarius 861. Porphyr. Abst. 311. Hierocl. C. A. 90, 12. Posidon. apud Athen. 5, 53.
Dion. H.
I,
1152 B.
III,
in,"980 A.
Plut. II, 96.
Basil.
a-vv-aioîm equally with.
Diod.
II,
530, 14. 100.

Basil.
crvv-aypavXea.
HI,
440 D.
a-vv-aypiaiva.
(Tvv-aypv7rvea>.
537 A. o-vv-aSio, to accord with; opposed to diraba. Ephes. 1009 B, nvi. frvv-dc6Xos, ov, helping in a contest. Opp. Cyn.
1,
Themist. 235, 20.
195.
Clem. A.
II,
I,
140 C.
Philostr.
a-vv-ajjSiôiJ.m.
Philon
I,
405, 45.
934.
Athan.
rj,
933 B.
belonging
1,
crvv-a6dvaTos, ov, jointly immortal.
Anast. Sin.
27.
a-vvay^îKos,
to,
ov,
synanchicus,
Ruf. apud Orib.
to
204 C.
a-vv-aff\<o.
or afflicted with tTvvdy)(q.
Diosc.
II,
65.
Diod.
3, 4.
Paul. Phil.
1,
4, 3.
105, pp. 70. 106.

12.
<7vvdytt>, to collect,
212,
Ignat. 7?4 B.
(Tvv-dSXrja-is, fas, ^,
(Tvvda-KTja-is.
Basil. Ill,
bring together,
ing.
Inscr. 4893, neuter.

;
3.
hold a meetre-
1005 C.
trvv-aSkrfrfjs,
To hold a
Eus.
ov,
6,
fellow-athlete
co-operator.
ligious meeting at churcli
o-urayo/tai, to meet.
II,
Evs.
II,
221 A.
Ignat. 665
Clementin. 156. 1141.

C.
Dion. Alex. 1320.

Athan.
I,
crvv-adpoi(a>, to assemble.
-a-dai,
Ant.
2.
269. 280. 281. 381
at church.
<Tvv-d6pouTit, ems,
ing.
1,
rj,
Epiph.
II,
196. 217 -a-6ai p.eTd nvos, to
attend church with one.
D.
to
Epiph.
Eus. Alex. 437 C.
Poll. 3, 129.
I,
attend church.
to
allow Arius
clude, to
-xdijvaL, to be allowed 193 C, tov "Apeiqv, to attend church. 3. To conII,
696
a gathering together, meetEus. n, 1252 C. Epiph.
581 C.
Clim. 901 A.
a-vv-ddpoia-pa, aros, to, collection, assembly, con-
gregation.
2,
Apollon. S.
4, 15.
Const. Apost.
infer.
Strab. 2, 1, 38.
Philon
487, 19.
ments.
Plut. II, 877.
vdyovres Xoyoi,
Epict.
^
1,
Sext. 47, 27.
ncpavTiKoi, conclusive argu7,
12.
Diog.
7,
78.
2u 4.
;
I,
61.
3, 18.
o-vv-adpouTfios, ov, 6,
(Twddpoims.
Plut.
II,
884 D.
D.
216.
Quinta.
8, 4, 27.
Cass. 166, 35.
a-vv-atSios, ov, co-eternal.
contract two short syllables into one long one, in versification (not in inflection) as
Xe'yo)
To
Petr. Alex. 517.
Method. 333 B. 392 Arius apud Epiph. II, Eus. VI, 820 C. Tit. B. 1076 C.
II,
:=: Xiyoptcv.
Aristid. Q. 55, rds 0paSept. Gen. 1, 9, of
^Man.
Naz.
Trarpi.
709. 1113.
Caesarius 876.
1, 1, 5,
Greg.
a, ra
X^las 15 jxaKpdv.
avvayaiyr),
rjs, rj,
II, 77.
Justinian. Cod.
collection.
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by Microsoft

a-w-al'di6T7}<;
1035
Chron. 562,
(rvv-aKe(j)dKos,
ervvaXXayiov
ov,
6,
awcubiarrqs,
14.
rjTos,
fj,
co-eternity.
fellow-Acephalus.
Stud.
Nicet. Byz. 813 D.
1816 B.
o~uv-aKKovp.^[â, laa, to recline at
avv-dih'uDS,
adv. co-eternally.
Basil. I, 676.
ovv-anxaToto.
Method. 373 C. Did. A. 761. AndSt. Sin. 265 A.
<n)V-alvf(TK, cmy, ^,
(TvyKaraBecns.
PMlon
I,
meat unth any Nil. Epist. 3, 92, p. 428 D. (Tw-aK/idCa. Polyb. 16, 28. Diod. 11, 586, 90. Strab. 13, 2, 3. Jos. B. J. 5, 10, 2. Apion.
one.
I,
382, 33.
Plut. II, 258 B.
22, p. 455.
vwaivfTeov
344, 29.
^= 8
frvvaiveiv.
PMlon H,
Just.
843, 12.
crvvaKfiaa-Tr)!, ov, d,
=
Plut.
6,
6 avvoKpaaas.
Epiph.
II,
184 C.
I,
(Tvv-mvos, ov, agreeing with.
Tryph. 47,
o^)v-aKoka(TTalva.
899 D.
comes,
nvi.
iTvvalpffia, aros, to, (truvaipiai)
a-vv-aKo\ov6os,
ov,
L.
companion.
with.
patchwork. Psell.
Vseud-Ignat. 909 A.
(Tvv-aKovm
904 D.
mivaipe(Tis, ftos,
fj,
=:
(TvvvTraKova, to
understand
contraction
p(ns.
r)
Plut. rr,
924 F.
opposed to SmiGreg. Naz. I, 1U5,

;
Sext. 243.
avv-aKpoarfis,
ov,
6,
fellow-hearer.
Martyr.
fiavaxacrfjv,
7, 1.
SaêXX/oi/, the assertion that there is only

11,
Ignat. 984
(TvvaKTrjp,
(Migne Vol. V).

6,
one hypostasis in the Godhead.
537.
ijpos,
(<rwdyo>)
2. In grammar, contraction by simply removing the diaeresis (iroKeC noKei, Ilrjke'i IIj/Xei,
breeches of the high priest.

(TvvaKTriptov, ov, to,
Jos. Ant. 3,
L. conventiculum, meeting-
paXSias
paiSi'eos
paSims, NijpjjiSor N7;p^t-
house.
Sos).
Sometimes
(Sdrpur,
1,
rpvfs
QuintU.
5,
used for xpacns (/3o\daos XSos). Tryph. 24. 17. Drac. 30, 19. 158, 7.
it is
a-vvoKTiKos,
Theoph. 372, 13. capable of bringing together. Theol. Arith. 16. 2. Conclusive, consequeni],
Tim. Presb. 57 C.
ov,
tial,
in logic.
Epict. Ench. 44, Xdyot.
Sext.
Apollon.
D. Adv. 567.
7, .p. 6.
^rcad
128,
17.
ScAoZ. fffijoA. 1,
a'vv-aipe<TiaTTjs, ov, 6,
low-heretic. Hippol.
532, 'Apeiov.
one of the same sect : felHaer. 480, 86. Philostrg. Theoph. Cont. 625, 18.
Ploiin.
I,
87,34. 95, 15, (ruXXoyr/ioi. 116,16.-3. Pertaining to a religious meeting (a-vvaîs). Apophth. 196 B, Xeîrav, church gown, the gown worn at church.
trvvaKTtKcos, adv. zi^z
ly.
Kara
(Tvvayoyyrjv, conclusive-
avvaiperiov zz^ del avvaipeiv.

nvv-aipfca, to contract, etc.
605, 16.
Sext. 96, 14.
Athenag. 925 2uveGreg. Naz.

I,
\6vTa (jidvm, 2.
sc.
e/ic.
444.
(rvv-dKTKTTos, OV, alike uncreated.
Did. A. 556
C.
Gelas. 1265,
tm
narpi.
To
contract
two
syllables into
pc'ei
one
(Jeao-i
o'vv-dKdofiaL. o-vv-aXeaLvo).
oul'aXcl/i/â,
Diog.
aros,
6, 20.
iacri,
Apollon. D. P")Synt. 238, 14. Pron. 380. 386 C, E Kai to A. Arcad. 136, 18. Theodos. 979 (990 ko|,
l)(6vas
Ixîs,
Plut. II, 691 E.

to,
:^
aKeififjui.
Diosc.
3,
144 (154), p. 484.

421, 10.
Herod, apud Orib.
II,
mv-ma-Bdvonai,
79,
to perceive, etc.
I,
Hierocl. C. A.
a-vvaia-drid^vai.,
(TVvaXeiTTTiKas ((TvvaKfl(f)a)), adv. by avva\oi(j)ri.
13.
[Origr.
1605
D
5.
Sext. 637, KCJ>pfTBat.

orvvaXenrTos,
tj,
aorist passive.]
<rvv-aLa'dr](n9,
eta?,
ov,
contracted,
4.
all
in
grammar.
26
^,
sensation, feeling
con2,
sciousness.
Diosc. lobol.
Epict.
1,
30.
Cramer. 11 (1), 412, o-vv-dKeicpoi, to smear

-adai /iET iXaiov.
over.
I,
Diosc. 4,
Oenom. apud Eus. Ill, 436 C. Athenag. 1005 D. Sex<. 407. CTem. A. Ongr. IV, 193 C. Ptom. I, 13. 516. 1,717.
PZu(.
n,
75. 76.
Plut.
658 D.
/omiZ. Myst. 47, 15.
Pallad. Laus. 1105
Elf (Tvvaia-drjtnv Se i\dov(Ta,
when
she reflect-
ed upon what she had done. 49 (28 C).

(nifmcrBriTi.Kos,
I,
r),
Simplic. Ench.
cause to coalesce, to contract, in Apollon. Dion. H. V, 157. 160. VI, 1090. D. Pron. 311. Synt. 7, 26. Pseudo-Deniefr. 3. To contract, with reference to 35, 24. Caesarius 860. 861. the Sabellian doctrine. Chrys. X, 262 D, rds Greg. Naz. I, 445 B.
To grammar.
2.
6u, sensible, sensitive.
Plotin.
VTroo'Tacrets.
200,
2.
(TuvaiaBojxai
(Tvv-a\ea>.
Geopon.
15, 2, 23.
6, 7.
(rvvaurdavofuu.
Clem. A.\, 989
iTvv-a\r}Teva>.
o-ui/aXiXo), to
Heliod.
B.
Orig.l, 1612 C.
Plut.
I,
gather together. Classical. Clementin.

1.
<Tvv-cuTiAojiai..
179 B.
Sext. 667,
13,
4asv.
(rvv-aixpâriâ.
29.
Theol. Arith. 40.
-a-dal Tia-tv.
Epiph. I, 211. Eustrat. 2305 Joann. Mosch. 2933.

fj,
cTvvaKi^, iKos, d,
6,
r),
Doric,
avvriKi^.
Antip.
avv-ai^QioKaTos, ov,
fellow-prisoner.
II,
Paul.
S. 98.
Rom.
16, 7.
ov,
<Tivtuxp.oi,
Lucian.
595.
avv-aXiayeco.
Aristeas 17.
Plut.
ofiaixjios.
Porph. Novell.
Sext. 553, 25.
a-vv-aXia-Koimi.
265, quid ?
<ruv-aKaTdKr\irrioiJtai
(TwaXXdytDi', ou, to,
I,
1010.
Diog.
2,
105.
o-vvaXKayrj, a-vvdWayfia.
equally with.
Porph.
Adm.
86, yaiuKo., marriage contracts.
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a-vvaXXaKTrji
trvvaWaKTris,
Basil. Ill,
ov,
6,
1036
negotiator.
<Tvv-avaaTpe<^co
(uvvaWdcriTa')
(Tvv-avaKf(f>dKai6a
dvaKe(f)aXai6a> summarily.
260 C.
rj,
196 B.
7.
-TTjf.
avv-aXKaKTiKos,
6v,
pertaining
to
contracts.
Dion. H. V, 837, 16. Geopon. trvv-avaKivea>.

(Tvv-avaKipvafiai
22.
8, 41, 2.
Dion. H.
in traffic.
II,
668,
Ptol. Tetrab. 66, skaied
^=
(rvvavaicepdvwfiat. Sext. 134^
Also, (Tvv-avaKipvdojiai.
Gemin. 760 B,
CTem. A.
I,
(Tw-aXXijyopfo).
Orig.
I,
*<Tvv-a\\oL6a.
I,
^WsW.
Galen.
385 B. Physiogn.
229.
TtVt.
4, 1.
Philon
(Tvv-avaKKivofuii.
Lucian.
II, 570.
155, 15.
II,
Iambi. Myst. 24,
597 A.
(Tvu-avaKOiVOOfiaL ^=. ovvavaKoivoKoyeofiaL.
nvL Greg. Ngss. Ill, 1020 B. avv-aWo^t. Plut. I, 416 C.

avv-a\ouprj,
rjs,
fj,
Simoc.
315,
Orig.
I,
6, TivL.
coalescence, contraction.
iTvv-ava<oiii(a).
Polyb. 4, 25,
8.
VII, 309
Caesarius 868.
;
Greg. Naz.
(rvv-avaKOTTTo), to cut
up together
with.
Diog.
2,
1073 (1096). Cyrill. H. 465 all with refer2. Comence to the Sabellian doctrine.
127, to ridicule.
avu-avaKovcj)i(a>.
Nil. 225 C.
ear,
rj,
plexio, coalescence, contraction, in

its
grammar;
(6lv
i(f>'
(Tvv-avdKpatns,
dudxpaais.
Greg.
parts are
d\'i\j/is
or
K0\i\jfit
Nyss.
II,
37 A.
Themist. 2Ti, 24.
Plut. 11, 214 E. F.
Aquil.
dXos), Kpaa'is (riixafo ri^co),
and (Tvvaipea-ts (BpdUos OpaiKos). Dion. H. V, 43. 117. 155,

Tryph. 24.
Stral. 8, 6,
7.
a-vu-avaKVTrTa.
(Tw-avaXafiâvm.
Drac. 27, 19.
Ex.
9, 24.
Orip'. I,
841 C.
157. Quintil. 1, 5, 17. Heph. 2, 7. Apollon. D. Conj. 495, 2. Adv. 550, 25. 585, 22. Sext. 636, 6. Gemin. VseaAo-Demetr. 35. 801 D, composition {veojxqvia j/sa ixr]vrj).
<rvv-ava\dfijra>.
Philon.
U, HI,
IS.
CyrUl. A.
X, 292 B.
Diosc. Eupor. 2, 20. Philon I, 452, 43. Sept. Hos. 7, 8. PauZ. Cor. 1,. trvv-avajj.lywfii. Lucian. I, 512. Plut. I, 368 D. 5, 9. avv-avap-iîs, ecos, rj, a mixing together : intercourse, league. Theodtn. Dan. 11, 23. Athen. apud Orib. II, 305, (Tvv-ava^paiva.
a-vv-avafiaXaa-crai.
trvv-avafiiXiTa.
trvv-aXva.
Plut.
I,
928 E. F.
C!/ri'K.
Basil. Ill, 256.
avv-dpLa, together with.
Classical.
Tatian. S41,
Tivi
Sext. 577.
Scyth.
Y.
S. 233.
(rw-afiapTavo).
Plut. II, 53 C.
777, 93.
Theophil. 1080
C.
^;5J9, I,
a-vv-afi(f>i6vvvp.L
:^
(Tvvap.ne-)(ai.
Anast. Sin. 265.

Plut. II,
14,
<rvv-avaâK)(ia).
Liban.
I,
546, 24.
a^vv-anaWdacrop.ai.
Dion. Alex. 1337 A.

11, 6.
avv-ava-jSoa-Koiiai., to
feed
with.
409 A,
(Tvv-avaTravop.ai.
Sept. Esai.
Dion. H.
Plut.
tropically.
avv-avayivaia-Koi, to
V, 325,
read with any one.
Plut. II,
1
Tivi.
Paul. Rom. 15, 32.

o'vvav7rdr}fiV,
H^
034.
[For
see iraina.^
97.
MaL
134 iTvvaveyvaKas, schoolfellow.

((TwavayKafo)) constraint,
o-vv-avairefXTTta.
Plut.
I,
36 A.
(rvvavayKa(rfi6s, ou, 6,
(Tvv-avajrL^Trhrjfii.
Jos.
B.
I,
J.
7,
8, 7, p.
428,
necessity.
Iambi. Adhort. 326.

eo)?, ^,
Ma:);.
T^r. 73, 41.
avv-avdyvaais,
Arith. 137.
a reading
together.
Theol.
avv-avaTTLnTO).
(rvv-ava7r\d(Ta(D
Epiph.
or
p. 652.
764 C.
Diosc. 4,
Plut. II, 700 B.
Orig.
IV, 49.
77 A.
(Tuv-avaTrXaTTo).
325 A.
irvv-ava-yvp.v6a)
162 (165),
z=
e/CKaXuTrro).
Plut.
I,
(Tvv-avan\iKa>.
Max. Tyr. 97, 25. Aquil. Job 39, 13. Lucian. U,
Sexf. 347, 12.

avv-avaSe'iKwixi.
Greg. Nyss.
Polyb. 16,
I,
69 A.
Zos
25,
(Tvv-avairTepoofjLat.
16.
avv-avad)ôp.at.
o-uv-ai/aSi'Sffl/ii.
Longin. 20, 1. Chrys. IX, 569 B, rm. fTvv-avappiTTTca). Lucian. I, 848.

a-vv-dvap)(os,
721.
5, 6,
Lucian.
Plut.
Ill,
429.
4ZeK. 4pAr.
Probl.
7,
13.
I,
fTvv-avaêvywjXi.
(Tuv-avafcG).
(rvv-ava^r]Ta).
585 A.
equally without a beginning, Athan. I, 476 C. Greg. Naz. II, 77. m, 416. Amphil. 53, ra Trarpi. Di(i. ^. 789. Anast. Sin. 49 D.
ov,
co-eternal.
Diosc.
1, 33. 6, 7.
I,
(rvv-avaa-KdnTO).
Strab. 8, 6, 23, p. 195,17.
Heliod.
2. To curse in company with.

12, TLvl TLVa.
I,
Theoph. 628,
Sext. 238.
o-vK-ai/aSaXXto.
o-Diz-aKa^pmcTKo).
CTem. ^.
Plut. II,
1037 B. 823 B. Cyrill. A.
(Tvv-avaa-KfvdÔ).
Galen.
fj,
II,
303.
652 C.
Tvu-avaipeo-tr,
avvavaiTKfvrj, ems,
^,
rjs,
:=
I,
dvaa-Keurj
along
with.
joint-destruction.
Sext.
Sext
238.
530,
3.
<rvv-avaa-irda).
Philon
641.
643,
2.
II,
515, 24.
(Tw-avaipea).
Classical.
Strab. 8, 3, 9.
8, 29, 6. 3, 5,
Lucian.
I,
^Zea;. ^p7ir. Probl. 4, 22.
o-w-avaKa/iTTTo).
Polyb.
Sept.
o-vv-avaoTopoai.
39.
ilfatt.
o-uK-araKfiât.
10.
Macc. Ephr. n, 95 D.
9,
<Tvv-avaa-Tpe(fia>
Galen. IV, 76 C. D.
OTj(n-p^<B.
(rvaTpe<poiiai.
2.
PZu/.
I,
1064
Mid. avvavaarpi^MSept.
trvv-avaKepdvvviu.
p.
Classical.
Diosc.
2,
75,
p-m, to live together,

Sir. 41, 5.
to associate with.
197 -avaKpadrjvai.
Baruch
3, 38, iv rois avSpanois-
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avv-avaaT po^T)
1037
lice
icith
(Tvv-aira\ Oeia l
Diod. 3, 58. Ex. Yat. 75 Agathar. 136. Patriarch. 1104 24. /os. B. J. 5, 2, 2.
Tois avBpamois crvvavacrTpcôiJUVos13, 5.
men.
Plut. II, 823 B.

25.
rj,
Porphyr.
living
Abst.
1, 14, p.
Epict. 3,
(Tvvavdpmma-TiKos,
6v,
(crvvav6pa>Trlô))
PZu<.
I,
50 D.
with men, domesticated.
wv-avaaTpo(l>Ti,
rj!, fj,
consuetudo, intercourse
Sept. Sap. 8, 16.
4, 4,
S, 18.
a-vv-avtda.
arvv-aviripi.
Poll. 5, 129.
172 B. Synes. 1376 A.

Basil.
I, 1.
with, intimacy, familiarity.
Mace.
7.
3, 2, 33.
Diod.
pp. 187,
250, 84.
Aristeas 19. 28.

7ren. 1228,
rj
E^jt'ci. 1, 9, 5.
Philon II, 23, 15. Diod. 11, 55, p. 446, Ael. N. A. 10, 45. <Tvv-avixveva).
a~vv-apia-Tdva>.
2, 16, 24.
iMerd twos-
Clem.
*(Tvv-avoiya>.
(Tvv-avoipoi>â>.
Inscr. 76, 16.
A.
I,
473 C.
453 A.
App.
I,
429, 69.
Krvvai/d(TTpo(fios, ov,
^= (Tvvava(rtpe<^6jxevoi. Germ.
6.
(Tvv-avopo\oyeopm unanimously.
Dion.
Alex.
357 A.
<rvv-avaaa)â.
p.
1333
Polyh. 4, 25,
Strab. 10, 4, 15,
truvavrq,
-Brjvai.,
fjs, rj,
passive.
avvdvTrj<TLS.
Sept. Reg. 4, 5,
406, 15.
26.
<ruv-avaTeivco.
Galen. IV, 145 A.
Epiph.
I,
(TvvdvTTjpa, aros, to, (o-wai/Taoj) occurrence, event.
793 B.
irvv-avariWa.
Sext. 732, 28.
trvv-avaTfjKo).
Sept.
Ex.
2,
9,
14, plagues.
Reg.
to
3,
8,
37.
Hipparch. 1025 B.
Plut.
1069 B.
Eccl.
14.
rj,
mivavTrfpariKos,
6v,
relating
occurrences.
avv-avaridrifu.
622 E. Lucian. 11, 204.

I,
Porph. Cer. 467, ^t^Xtov, a book containing

Iambi. Y. P.
directions
<ruvdvTrj(Tis, fws,
180.
irvv-avaToKri,
for divining by occurrences. Classical. rj, a meeting.

18, 2 'Els (rvvdvTrjtjiv avrols.
Sept.
bodies.
21.
a rising together, of celestial Hipparch. 1004. 1005. Strab. 1, 1,

rjs, fj,
Gen.
18,
14, 17.
7.
2.
Adm.
Compensation
207, 12.
to
Ex.
duTKrrjKOKns.
Porph.
<ruv-avaTp(f)ai.
Epiph.
Plut.
I,
Ill,
124 A.
Epict.
3,
a-vv-avTifidWco,
converse
iTvv~avaTp)^(o.
672 C.
24. 16, 3.
352, nvi, sc. \6yovsscripts, to compare.
2.
in
with.
Clementin.
collate
To
manuI,
irvv-avarpiâ.
Diosc.
1,
Iren. 948.
Clem. A.
Diog.
7,
22.
893 A.
<niv-ava(âiv<o.
Demetr.
I,
4, 18.
PseudoHipparch. 1025 B. us. II, 988, neuter. Basil.

Sept.
2.
<Tvv-avTL-KaTa^vvto,
to
set
opposition
at the
same
sets
time,
of celestial bodies
when one
Hipparch.
225 D.
Classical.
while
another
is
rising.
<Tvv-avaêpa>.
Gen. 50,
25.
1084 D.
Ex.
13, 19.
Agathar. 180,
Plut.
I,
I,
Aristeas 24.
Cornut. 94.
Patriarch. 1140 B.
ovv-ava^diyyopai.
(Tvv-ava<t>Kya.
<rvv-ava(l)opd, as,
3, 13.
avf-ctt/a(f)vpa>.
416 D.
II, 27.
Num. Sept. Ex. 18, 22. (Tvv-avnXap^dvopm. Arixteas Diod. li,S. 11,17. Ps. 88, 22. 15. Paul. Rom. 8, 26. Jos. Ant. 4, 8, 4.
Hermes
crvv-avrCKrjiTTap, opos, 6,
voi, helper.
Philon
ij,
^ dvaôpd
345, 30.
together.
Anton.
II,
o rrvvavrCkapâvope-
Sept.
Ezech. 22,
6.
Lucian.
a-vv-avvyj/om.
Epiph. I, 1132 D. Greg. Naz. II, 328 B.
883.
<rvvava<pvpda
avv-ava<f>va).
<rvv-avax^<o.
preceding. Diosc. 1, 65. Clem. A. II, 289 -a-Bm. Iren. 564 -ava)^v6fivaL, coadunari.
avva^dpiov, ov, to, (crvvaît) ritual, a book containing directions with reference to divine
service.
Typic. 33. 35.
2.
u,
Synaxarion,
a.
register
of the
life
of a saint.
Menaea,
<rvv-ava^pep7rTop.at.
mvavaxpaâ
10, 1, 11.
Lucian.
I,
717.
6,
2,
9.
passim.
(Tvvdîpos, ov, belonging to
following.
Geopon.
religious meeting.
avv-avaxpi>vmp.i, to impart the

II, 4,
same
color.
Plut.
1156, rjpepa, a day on which religious services are performed at church.

Soz.
<Tvv-a^wa>.
975 E. F.
fmr,
f],
Classical.
Tj,
Orig.
I,
1613 A.
<Tvvavdxp'Tis,
^=
to (rvvavaxpovvvvai.
(Tvvaîs,
Plut. 11,
680 E,
infection.
<rvvavaxp<>rLôpai
^=
(rvvavaxpayvwiiai.
Gemin.
760 B.
wv-avhpaya6iai.
<Tvv-dvetpi (dpi).
Diod.
Ael.
1,
55.
6, 63.
N. A.
{cvvdya) religious meeting. Gangr. 5. 20. Laod. 17. 35. Orig. II, 1013. Athan. I, 600 C. 612 B. 673 D. II, 808 A. Cyrill. H. 377. Greg. Naz. I, 876. 1292. 2. Religious service Chrys. VII, 72 A. 3. Place of aKoXovQia. Apophth. 96. 416.
eiBf,
<Tvv-aveKKcmTa>.
(Tw-axcXieca.
(Tuv-ai/ijjSao).
Diog. 2, 127. Philon II, 513, 34.

Themist. 272, 24.
ZH'on. ff.
avv-av6ia>.
Classical.
V;
4, 12.
Pachom. 948. (via-uvayiay'l- Pseudo4. Congregation Jacob Liturg. p. 37. Apollon. D. Synt. 306, 22. a-vv-aopioTea).
meeting.
(rvv-av6opo\oyeopai.
a-vvavdpameo)., fjoa,
Aristeas 28.
miv-airdBfia,
as,
fj,
joint-dnddeui.
Nicel. Byz.
(avQpamos)
to
associate or
712 B.
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(Tvv-a<jraipa>
1038
1, 66.
aVVUTTTO'i
trvv-mimpas.
11, 4.
Diod.
5,
i9.
Strab. 13,
11,
(Tvv-a.iroKpvirra>.
Sophrns.
Ant. 9, 8, 6. Caesarius 1090. (Tw-airatapeco. Dion. H. V, 212, crvv-anapTiâ> =: aTrapTiô). Docir. Orient. 677 C. Strah. 13, 2, 2. 16.
Jos.
3342 B.
(Tuv-aTToXd/in-a).
Lucian.
11,
721, et alibi.
cruv-an-dXavo-ts, f <or, ^,
joint-enjoyment. Porphyr.
apud Ss.
<Tvv-ait6kr]y<o.
Ill,
305 B.
Simoc. 162, 18
-o-âi.
^nsftU
57 A,
Q. 50.
Clem. A.
11,
12.
Basil.
I,
Philostr. 670.
Ttvi,
together with.
125
Suvan-apri-
o-uK-affoXiSdo) wholly.
(Tuy-aTToXua).
5ea;^.
ferat t^ vvktI.
(Tvv-aTrardco.
(TuK-aTTfiXeo).
a-vv-cnreipi.
559, 18.
Plut.
I,
567 A.
2, 5.
(Tvv-aiTop.aKd(T(Ta>
Aristaen.
1, 1, p. 6.
/os. Ant. 20,

Classical,
(riij'aTrjJet J
crvv-aTTopîoco.
Just. Imper. Novell. 22.
[ieon/.
Mon. 617
trvvdme
trvv-aTTQveKpoa.
<7vv-aTvoviva}iai.
Greg. N'az.
Ill,
333 A.
II,
Themist. 69, 23.
o-w-aTTfKSuQ).
OWjr.
I,
617 C.
Aret. 126 A.
(TwaTrovoeoiiai.
Diod.
15,
40.
598,
72>
(Tvv-aTTeXavvco or ^vv-aTreXavva.
a"ui/-a7re\e'yY(i).
Philon
II,
118, 36.
160, 45.
J).
320, 39.
JjCisU. 1,
501 A.
anepavroi.
(Tw-aTToêvoo).
Eus. V, 113
aw-awepavTos,
ov,
alike
Method.
(rvv-ano^vm.
<7vv-anovaia).
Themist. 272, 24.
340 B.
(rvv-aTrepeldco.
Plut.
I,
871 B.
Onjr.
I,
Herod, apud Orib. 980 A.
I,
498, 13.
<Tvv-a7vepxopai.
Classical.
897 B.
(Tvv-airoTreTpoo) completely together.
Nic.
CP.
avv-airevBvva.
Plut. II,
426 C.
23, 2.
Hist. 75, 21.

<7vv-a7ro7rrjyvvfii.
<Tvv-aTvex6dvopai.
txvv-anrixea).
o-ui'-aTrXda).
Plut. II, 96 A. B.
8,
Syncell. 160.
Pohjaen.
Diod.
ov,
Herodn. Gr. Schem. 609, 23.
Zns. 226, 17. (TwaTroTTTaaas, atra, av, barbarous for awairocrvv-aTTOTrkeoj.
CTvv-aiToâSXai.
<7-u!'aj7d)3X))T0f,
3, 7.
jrraj,
diToPXriTos together with.
with.
from (rvva^liTTapai (inra/iat) Sophrns. 3473 A.

Sext. 61, 16.
to fly
away
Vsend- AtJian. IV, 880 C.

a-vv-aTTo^peX"'-
(Tvv-aiTopea).
606. 127,
13.
Diosc.
1,
57.
1.
avv-aTToppea.
Agathar.
Plut.
11,
crvv-mroyevvda.
Athan. I, 5asz7. I, 33. 192 204 C -17^?; cK Tov TTOTpo's. Cijrill. A. Did. A. 477 C. C. Ill, 412 C.
Plolin. II, 1371,
1001 E.
Aster. 232 B, nvl.

Jos. B. J. 5, 6, 4.
II,
(Tvv-aTTopprjywfiL.
Plut. J,
412 D.
Greg. Naz.
484 -aireppayms.
115, 25.
X,
21 C.
Basil.
I,
(rvv-anoppinro).
Philostr. 676.
(Tw-aTroyivofim.
20
-ajroyevTjOrjvai tivi.
(Tvv-aTroppvTTTG).
Philon
I,
(Twairoypawreov
Attic.
9, 4, 2.
=z
Set
avva7roypd<f}tv.
Cic.
<rvv-aTro(rê(o or (rvv-airoa'êvwp.L.
Antip. Thess.
I,
64.
/)/od
II,
541, 22.
Plut.
312.
i)ion
(7w-a7ro-ypaôât.
23.
Plut.
I,
256 C.
(Sea:^.
485,
C. 37, 14.
(rvv-a7ro(rep.vvva).
(Tvv-a7ro(T7rdio.
^(ên.
5, 53.
Diod.
1,
92.
(Tvv-aiToheiKvvp.L.
(ruiz-aTToSeKaTdcD.
Sext. 588, 13.
Apollod.
2, 7, 7, 9.
Syncell. 211, 14.

Sext. 5.
(Tviz-aTrooTaTT/s, ou, 6, fellow-rebel.
Diod. 15, 66.
a-vv-mToSiSa>p,i.
Dion
2,
C 59,
26.
21, 6.
11,531,44.
(rvv-a!Toa-<f>iyyto.
Grejf. iVaz. I,
1120 B.
avv-aiTohvpoji.ai.
(ruj'-airoSum.
Jos. Apion.
Paul. Aeg. 224.

17,
PZ(. II, 94 C.
(Tuv-aTToreXeoTtKoff,
Xriv.
di*,
^=
dvvdp.evos a-vvajrore-
Eus. IV, 289 A. Diosc. 4, 154 (157), (7vv-airQ0Klâ>. Basil. HI, 225 A. avv-ano6pr)via>. Lucian. Ill, 249. (tw-okolkI^w.
avv-awodeoaj.
Cynll. A.
X, 260 A.
7.
p. 642.
(Tvu-aTTorecppoco.
Lyd. 266,
Diosc.
<Tvv-anoTi6fpm(7uv-a7roTiXX(B.
Plut. II, 37 D.
1, 7, p.
18.
I,
avv-ajToixopai or ^vv-aTTolxofiai.
(TW-aTroKoSaLpa}.
Aret. 121 B.
a-vv-aTToêpo).
Classical.
Clem. A.
1956.
avvanoKoKio)
Diosc. 1,
diroKoKia.
f(B?,
7],
7.
Plut. Frag. 712 C.
Pseud-J^nai. 1184 C. Caesarius 1072. avv-ano(f)oiTda>.

<Tvv-a!TO<l)ioiiaj,.
fTvvaT70Ka.Td(TTa<jis,
common
diroKaTdtTTa-
Galen. IV, 530 F.

Polyh. 13,
8, 3.
ais.
Ptol. Tetrab.
7.
(ruv-a7ro;((BpEQ).
20, 10, 5.
a-vv-aiTOKelpa completely.
Philostrg. 581 B.
4.
1, 1,
(TvvaTTTeov
I,
=^
SeT (rui/dnrfti'.
Classical.
Plotin.
avv-aTTOKivhvvcia.
Longin. 22,
88,
9.
a-vv-anoKKela completely.
V.
1.
Sept. Reg.
5 as
ovvaTrrfipiov, ov, to, bond.

*(rvvaTrTiK6s,
rj,
Damasc.
Ill,
696 B.
apif,
ov,
((rvvdnToi)
connective,
a-m-awoKKivm.
Jos. B. J. 1, 24,
3,
2.
Ptef. II,
plied to the conditional conjunctions ,

f'lircp,
790 E.
Simoc. 317,
Diod.
Plut.
6.
neuter.
2, p. 61.
eiSij,
ei8r}irep.
Chrysipp. apud Dio^.

Plut.
a-uv-aTTOKkvâ).
crw-aTTOKOfiifia.
o-UK-aTTOKOTrriB.
Diosc. loboL
1,
7,
71, (TuvfifCT/xos.
20, et alibi.
II,
386 F.
>J0. r/(r. 642, 25. ^poZZon. X.Pron. 267 A.
Conj.
n, 529 C.
ApoUon. D.
501.
Synt. 266, 17.

17,
Conj. 523,
avvaTTTos,
ov,
joined
together.
Classical.
Digitized
by Microsoft

avv-aitTCO
Stud. 1688 C.
1039
avva(TTeCTr}<i
Aeei (TvvripTraa-pevos.
vovs, to ravish.
to
1717 D, eiixq, ^=. ra tlpifviKa Porph. Cer. 94, 19. 609. In the Euchologion, the jueyoX?) avvairrri be'Ec flprjvrj tov Kvpiov SerjOafiev. gins thus The fUKpa o-uraim) begins thus *Eti koi en
or TO
SiajcoviKo..
: :
Lucian.
I,
I,
828, irapBf-
SuvapjrdfeiJ' to itjTovpevov,
beg the question, in logic.

OHjr.
Sext. 64. 69.
Lucian. 1, 848. 876 D, tov \6yov ^=

Dion. H. VI,
Orig.
I,
TO ^rjTovpevov.
iv Aprjvri
tov Kvplov herjOapucv.
2. To deceive,
12, (pi-
to
mislead.
*fTvv-anra, to join together.
Mai. 459,
1072.
Iren. 441. 544. 545.

3, 4,
688 A.
Alex.
\iav per
them.
a conditional proposition beginning with the conjunction ft, if {fl fjpepa eim, (pas cctti), PhiChrysipp. apud Diog. 7, 71. 190. 193.
logic,
2.
airrav,
to
contract friendship with
Longin. Frag.
tm Xoym
ttjv aKoJjv.
In
avviippevov dîwpa,
A. 549 C. NU. 261 C. Cyrai. A. X, 136 B.

545 B.
(rvv-appaurrea.
Cyrill.
ij,
i'ocj-.
196.
685 C.
(rvvapwoKTiKais, adv. deceitfully.
Did. A. 476.
Ion
I,
321, 32.
Epict.
Gell.
11,
1, 29, 51.
Plut. II,
A.
I,
43 C.
Synt.
7.
7,
386 F.
8.
16,
25.
8.
Apollon. D.
Sext.
avv-apais, ems,
oirf,
AeZp.
324 B. IV, 956 B. Did. A. 573 C.
Galen.
Oriy.
I,
26.
311.
a-uv-aprda, to join with.
Diog.
73.
1441 A.
528.
Prod. Farm.
18
-o-ât
peTd
tivos.
fj,
Apollon. D. Synt. 91, Pseuio-Demetr. 9.

until,
533 (100).
a-vv-a7ra6ea.
(rvv-apecTKa
<rvvdpTrj<Tis, eas,
connection
dependence,
Lucian.
also.
II,
coherence.
Sext. 82.
Classical.
Apollon. D. Synt. 17.
-petrdTJvai rail.
Classical. Aristeas 26 Apollon. D. Adv. 555 'Apt-
380, 17.
crvv-apTLô) completely.
(TTapx<f
avvTjpccrKero pi)
paKKov ovopa
eicSe-
avvapTva
z=
dpTva.
in
Dion. H. V, 149. Xenocr. 50. 58.

of.
a-vv-ap)(a.ipeatd^(ji>
favor
Plut.
I,
626 C.
C.
avvapBpos, ov, (apdpov) with the article, in
gram-
642 B.
iTvvap)îa, as,
J),
mar; opposed to axrivapdpos. Dion. Thr. Apollon. D. Pron. 275 (268). 641, 10.
Synt. 60.
avvapdpaa-is, eas, ^, (jyvvap6p6to) L. compaciio,
colleagueship in
rj
office.
Dion
47,
7,
3.
53, 2, 5,
roi)
Âvraviov tov re
AeTTiSou.
oTiv-apx-iepdopai,
to
be
a fellow-high-priestess.
Kic.
a setting together.
avvapiBprpris, eas, ^,
Galen.
II,
375 A.
Theol.
Basil.
Inscr. 4385.
i^
to avpapidpetp.
a-ovapxiepareva,
II,
to be fellow-high-priesc.
Arith. 37.
m,
Athen. 11, 79, p. 490 C. 612 A. IV, 145 A.
804 C.
together
with,
crvv-dpxopai
in
the
same way.
Melilo
(TvvapidpriTtov
=^
8ei a-uvaptdpelv.
Herod, apud
Epiph.
I,
Apollon. D. Pron. 332. Synt. 168, 10.
Orih. II, 465.
Piofin. I, 66, 4.
^^^ a^vdpidpos.
1212 A.
avvapiBpioSi C. D.
o*')
309
a-vv-aaeêm.
I,
Classical.
0>-ig. T,
697.
Aihan.
Leant.
I,
SiepA. Diac. 1133 A.

ov,
6,
trvvdpiOTos,
(apiarov)
II,
L.
compransor,
L.
276 C. 1220 A.
Did. A. 613
C.
D.
fellow-diner.
(rlivappa,
Lucian.
to,
588.
avv-aa-e\yaivaj.
Dion C.
Greg. Naz.
79, 19, 3.
Basil. Ill,
aTos,
(apapi(TKa>)
compages,
460 B.
<Tvv-a(rdfvea>.
o-uiz-ncTKem,
to
I,
structure.
(ruvappoyrj,
Heron Jun.
fjs, fj,
190, 15.
Ptol. Tetrab. 182.
729 A.
Classical.
wedlock.
practise
together.
frvv-appoâ.
Dion.
rpjto,
I,
286,
nva
eis rtva.
EuK.
ics.
II,
1452 C.
ews,
Basil. Ill, 873 D, of ascet-
trvvappoXoyea,
(appos, Xeyo))
4,
nn
(Tvvapp6â>.

17,
1233
A -(rdai.
Dion.
I,
Paul. Eph.
a-vvappovuia
2, 21.
16.
(rvv-da-Krj(ns,
constant practice.
^=
crvvappoâ.
Schol. Arist.
Eq.
H.
B.
I,
395, 16.
Sext. 223.
Clem. A.
689
II,
463.
avi'-appoarqs, ov, 6,
I,
716 C.
ov,
6,
4.
2.
^^
6 (rvvappoâi'.
Lucian.
Id.
<Tvv-a(TKrjTr)s,
fellow-ascetic.
A than.
Fellotv-harmost {appoaTr/s).
924 C.
(Tuv-aa KrjTpm,
as,
f),
I,
541.
feUow-d(TKr)Tpia.
Pallad.
<ruvappo(TTia, as, ^, wedlocJc.
Leo. Novell. 196.
198.
ovvappotTTiKOS,
T),
OV,
Laus. 1228 D. Method. 352 D. avv-aapeviâi.

oTiv-aapevta-pds,
ov,
6,
Svvdpcuos (Tvvappoêiv.
common
joy.
Pallad.
Iambi. Myst. 196.

ovv-apTrayr],
rjs, 17,
Laus. 1218 D,
a-vv-a(TiTd(opuu.
tS)v o^Xibi'.
deception.
Symm.
I,
L. dbreptio, surreption, deceit, Alhenag. Ps. 34, 20.

kKottJjv,
Apophth. 152 A.
Classical.
3, 3, 10.
(rvv-aamô), to fight together, to help.

Sept.
1016 Kara (rvvapwayfiv Koi

ly.
fraudulent-
Mace.
3.
Basil.
225.
Ephr.
Ill,
484
'Ek
itvv-
a-vvaa-iTio-pos,
ov,
6,
a fighting
I,
in close ranks.
apirayris,
^=
Kara
7.
(TvvapTTayTjv.
i\i'
300.516.
Justinian.
Diod. 16,
11,4.
Plut.
249 E.
Ael.
Tact.
Theod. Mops. 668 B.
Soar. 220.
Cod. 12, 61,
trvvaoTftrris, ov, 6, inhabitant
of
the
same aaru.
irvi>-apjTa(a>, to seize
completely. Just. Apol.
1,
Caesarius 1065.
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avvaarepov
n-vvda-Tfpos, ov,
(d(rTrjp)
1040
same
star,
Ill,
crvv-Beafj,o<;
of
the
bom
425,
a-vvrififiiva.
Apollon. D. Conj. 518

Probl. 35, 35, coitio.
(ei).
under the same

TIVL.
star.
Greg. Naz.
Tyr. 33, 30,
1,
^/ea;. ^z)^?-.
avv-a(j)r]^da>.
Philon
II,
633,
tivl.
a-vv-aa-Tpaydkiâ.
Max.
nvi
Modest.
to
(ruva(f)rjs, es, (jjvvairTai)
joined, connected.
12,
7, 1.
Clas-
cvv-aa-Tpanra.
Norm. Dion.
{(TvvacrTpos)
457.
sical. 6, 2, 9.
Strab. 12, 3, 40.

'jMC(. 1, 14, 6.
Jbs. B. J.
3285 C.
a-vvaa-Tpeco,
r}trai,
Plut. II, 881 E. F.
to
prosper,
he

.a-vv-a(p6apa-ia,
Synt. 157, 20.
prosperous.
Eits. Alex.
453 C, aira ra ndv-
as,
fj,
joint-incorruption.
Germ.
ra, everything goes well with him.

a-vvao-Tpia, as,
rj,
345 C.
a-vv-a(j)BapTiâa-vv-acpirjpii.
stars, in astrology.
conjunction or position of the Ftol. Tetrab. 193. Greg.
Damasc.
II,
404 C.
7.
Polyb. 11, 12,
Diod. 17, 104.
Nyss. n, 168 B.
avvofjTpos, ov,
P/?.
Solorrt.
II,
674 C.
Clem. A.
Plut. II,
avvd<TTepos.
1321 A.
*a~vv-a<jiiK.veopat.
'avv-aa-<l>aKlôfj.ai
completely.
Pseudo-^nton.
(Tvv-a<piiTTdva.
Epicur. apud Diog. 10, 47. II, 456 B.

Plut.
apud
13, 4.
Just.
440 B.
Plut.
II,
a-vv-acpopotoa completely.
o-w-acrxv/iows).
64 D.
Dion C.
79,
trw-aôpifci)
Ill,
425 B.
11,
51 D. 52 E.
Pseudo--Bas!7.
1305 C, nvi.
Cyrill.
(ruv-a<Txo\op,at.
iTvv-a<TaiTevop.ai.
Plut. II, 95 D.
Orig,
I,
a-vv-a<t>pa[vw,
A. IX, 856 C.
II,
1008 B.
Jos.
a-vv-axpfioo).
Greg. Nyss.
f],
93 C.
Sept. Reg.
3, 16,
(Tvv-aTipdâ>.
p.
Maneth. apud
11,
Apion.
379 D.
1,
26,
a-iva\jfts,
ea>s,
conspiracy.
461.
(Tvvanpoai
Philon
Diog.
201.
Plut.
I,
20.
o-uvSa/SfXifo) (SajScXos)
to stir
preceding.
6, 73.
^=. to
nvp
VTroa-KoKcva),
avv-aTfii^co.
o-vv-aTpo(j}a>.
ox fix the fire.

6,
Theoph. Cont. 439.

Cyrill.
Galen. XII, 322 C.

Classical.
avv-haLp,av, ovos,
fellow-demon.
A. X,
<Tvv-aTvxea>.
Strab. 12, 3, 33, p. 546.
1037 B. C.
crivbaKpvs, v, (SoKptiov) tearful.
Epict. 3, 24, 1. <Tvv-avyaâ.
Clementin. 308.
Clim.
Euchait. 1182 B.
<Tvvavya(Tii6i, ov, 6,
a shining
together,
a meeting
Galen.
II,
Apophth. 369, iyivero, =:^ ebaKpvaev. 889 -haKpves.

(Tvv-haKpv<JD.
of rays in a focus.
Plut. 11, 893.
Classical.
Jos.
Ant. 16,
4,
3.
47 A.
<rvvauyui, as,
ij,
App.
preceding.
IT,
I,
263, 83.
Plut.
I,
Plut. 11, 901 C,
(Tvv-Savelôpju.
591 C. D, from
II,
differ-
BXaTwvtKrj.
(rw-avXea>.
Galen.
47 A.
Athen. 14,
tlie flute.
8,
ent persons.
a-vv-detSa>, (Tvv-8eSta.
Tjucian. Ill, 199.
App.
371, 47.
Cyrill.
ToXs xopois, to
accompany on
Classical.
avvSeiatBaificov, ov, alike superstitious.
(tvv-avKiôpai.
Sept. Prov.
22, 24,
A. IX, 629.
a-vvSvSpos,
ov,
Babr. 106. Luc. Act. 1, to associate with. Plut. II, 902 D. Clementin. 52. 4 as V. 1. Eus. IV, 1005 D. Epiph. II, 817 A. Clas<Tvv-ai^ri<ns, ems, 17, a growing together. sical. Philon I, 25, 13. 11, 42, 34. Herod. apud Orih. I, 419, 4. Soran. 256, 33.
<rvvavTd8e\(f)os, ov, 6,
(pevSpov}
2.
covered
with
5, 85.
trees,
woody.
together. 11, 89.
Polyb. 12, i,
fj,
Diod.
cvvSeais, ems,
Classical.
a binding together, fastening Posidon. apud Athen.

3,
Pseudo-Z)eme<r. 10.
Polyb.
42,
8.
a-vv-Se(rp.va.
^z: avrd^cXôs.
Genes.
(Tvv-Sccrpeai
:^
preceding.
Scit.
6v,
Apollod. Arch. 44.

to conjunctions,
81, 15.
<rvv-a(l)afiapTdva}<Tvv-a<l>aviâ).
6, 23.
47.
Cyrill.
Euagr.
T],
1244 B.
pertaining
Conj.
502,
11.
A.\, 961 C.
Strab.
6, 1, 6. 8,
(rvv-bc<Tp,iK6s,
Dion. H.
I, 2.
in
grammar.
o,
Apollon. D.
Athenag. 1013 B.
Synt. 202, 19.

avvSea-fUos, ov,
65,
<rvv-a(j)avaivo>.
Method. 128 B.
(crvKo^^^r) connection.
Ju.it.
fellow-captive.
Simoc. 168,
avvdcpeia, as,
24,
rj,
carnal.
4, 45.
Tryph.
p.
Moschn. 625 C.
19.
(TvvS(TpofiSrjs, es,
tion-like.
Trpofle'treis,
Anton.
(cat.
Pseudo-Demei?-. 33, 17, by re, 81, 20, of words in a sentence. PseudNestor,
((rvvSeo-fior, EIAQ) conjuncApollon. D. Conj. 480, popta, =z
prepositions.
Ignat. 937, marriage.
A. X, 192 B, dcruyxyros, Cyrill. A. X, 85 C. Hippol. Haer. 342,
apud Cyrill. of the two natures.
*a-vv-8(a-pos, ov, 6, bond,
n, 329 D, xpvrlov.
2.
band
bundle.
Damasc.
Sept.
3, 14,
Conspiracy.
^ StoSexa Trpor ra rpiaKovra, the ratio.
2.
50,
=
in
Reg.
4, 11, 14.
KiWiSos.
3.
Jer. 11, 9.
Reg.
20,
24
Conjunctio,
conjunction,
1.
Combination of
feet, in versification.
Terent.
grammar.
Sri).
Aristot. Poet.
6
7,
(piv,
M.
1516.
Diosc. Eupor.
rj,
rJToi,
Chrysipp.
apud
Diog.
57.
(rvv-a(j)e\jfco.
irvv-acjiri, fjs,
2, 23.
Hipparch. 1092 B.
Plut. II,
Dion. Thr. 634.

155, 8 {d).
o-vvSeV/iou.
Dion.
connection.
dîiDjuaT-cai',
Classical.
H. V,
203,
8, 4.
9, 1.
157, 7 (re).
TrjrpA.
36.
1011 A, Tav
with reference to
ToC
Spa
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avv-BeaTTOêo
Apotton. S.
3, 19.
1041
7.
crvv-BieKâXXeo
Polyh. 16, 25,
1.
Slrab. 8, 6,
Plut. II,
crvv-SioKaii^dvoD.
(rvv-StaXeyoiiai.
1011 A.
.<rui'-8eo-7rof<B.
Athen.
ij,
3, 52.
Sophrns. 3396 D.
as,
fj,
<rvv-8iaKrj\jns, ems,
joint-deliberation.
Anton.
irvvSecnroTfla,
joint-dominion.
Greg.
1,
10.
Na:.
II,
445 A.
avvSeinroTevio, evcra,
a-ui/-8iaXoi8ope'<a.
Max. Conf.
II,
260 C.
Ill,
avvSeairoÔ).
Did. A.
(Tvv-&(,aXviiaivofiai.
o-iii'-8iaXv(B.
Dion. H.l, 61. Dion.
797 A.
ovvSecnTOTOs, ov,
6,
Classical.
H.
1652.
=^
irvvBecTTroTris,
joint^master.
Athenag. 1013 B.
(Tvv-biav^jia,.
Joann. Hier. 445 A.

(TvvScTrjs, ov, 6,
Plut. II, 1024 C.
1082.
Galen.
^=
<ruvbeiTiiiyn)i, fellow-prisoner.
IV, 81 E.
(Tvv-biaveva>.
(Tvv-biavL(rrda>.
Clem. A. H, 409 B.
Polyh.
3,
mivhfTiKos,
Posidon. apud Athen. 4, 50, p. 213 B. rj, 6v, conjunctive, serving to unite.
38, 5.
Plut. II, 63 B.
Dion. H. VI, 862, 12.

(rvvSeajMoi.
791, 14,
,i6pi.a,
Basil. Ill, 1384.
trvv-biavoiofiai.
Polyh.
2,
54, 14.
Plut. II, 1011
908, in astrology.
avv-hiawKT^pfvai.
Eus.
II,
1209 A.
825.
Basil. IV,
Apollon.
D.
Synt.
Plut.
18,
13.
Pseudo-/)ion.
829.
o-uv-SiajrXetB.
709 D.
OTiv-Stjiiayayea.
I,
Lucian.
Dion.
11,
709 D.
App.
II.
426,
<Tvv-8LaTr'Kr)KTiôp,m.
Basil. Ill, 941 C,
45
-crBai.
avv-BiaTTopea.
tij/i.
IV, 2219.
PZ/. 11,
mv-brffutyvpyia.
Max.
Hier. 1341.
Greg. Naz.
507 C.
Athenag. 1012 C.
Themist. 81.
n, 448 A.
(TW-brjiumipyos, ov, 6, joint-creator.
(Tvv-SLapKeco.
Epiph.
II,
(Tvv-Stappeo).
Diod.
3, 22.
25 D.
ffuiz-Si^/iOTJ/p,
o-uv-hiappfjywiu.
OV, 6, Jellow-dTjfi&njs.
Philostrg. 548 C.
Schol. Arist.
o-vv-8iaa-r]wco.
Galen. VII, 114 P, et alibi.

Plut. II, 466 P.
Pac. 909.
cvv-Brjoai.
truv-StaoTeXXcB.
1, 6.
Jos. B. J. 5,
Classical.
avv-8iaa-Tp4(f)a).
<nji/-Siacr;((fa>.
miv-biaâlva.
Diod. 18, 16.
Greg. Nyss.
Ill,
521 B. 257 B.
Clas-
(Tvv-hiaâTrn(oiiai.
Procl. Farm. 617 (15).
avv-dia-raXaLTraipea)
sical.
^=. <rvvTa\ai7rapea>.
<niv-bm^pexa>(Tvv-biaymyri,
Galen. VI, 176 D.
Chrys.
I,
153 B.
Plut.
I,
-qs, ff,
with.
Just.
Tryph. 47.
a living together, associating Basil. IV, 528 A.
avv-8taTapda-cra> all at once.

(Tvv-dia7eiva>.
a-vv-Siarripea).
902 A.
Plut. II, 63 C.
Justinian. Cod. 1, 3, 44, a.

(Tuv-SiaSexoiiai.
Polyh.
2, 58, 3.
crvv-8taTidrjp.t together,
at the
same
time, in the
trvvSia^dio.
<rvv-8iddc<Tis,
Basil. ems,
IV, 353 D.
r),
same way.
unanimity.
Sext. 410.
a-vv-StaTpeira).
Plut. II, 443.
Max.
Tyr. 67, 38.
agreement,
Diog.
Ael.
9,
113.
Dion. Alex. 1241 B.
Plut. II,
N".
442
A.
P
3,
-a-dm.
mv-Simpea. Plut. II, 425. Oenom. apud Eus. HI, 389 A. Clem. A. I, 496 Tok jjfito-ui' fjiuv
trvvdtatpeiTai xpovov.
(rwi/-8taiTT)(Tts
avv-Biarpecjxa.
<rvveKTpecj>a}.
45,
now
edited
crvv-hiaTpi^ri,
fj,
tjs,
r),
a passing time
Philon
II,
together, or
or ^v-Stairricris, cas,
a living
living together.
671.
Greg. Th.
13.
Philon I, 661, 33. n, 11, 23. 591, 37. Jos. Ant. 1, 1, 2. 1, 18, 3. Arr. Anab. 4, 7, 4. Plut II, 975 E. Clem. A. I, 652 B. trvvStatros, ov, (Siacra) living with, companion. Liber. 40, 28. Tatian. 833 B, rivi. Theophil.
together, intercourse with.
1093.
Epiph.
I,
464.
Porph. Adm. 89,
crvvSiaTpiitTcov zzz Set avvSiaTplêiv.

I,
Clem. A.
Cyrill.
592 B.
(Tvv-biaêvyto.
I,
Dion
C. 48, 44,
1.
A.
388 C.
Classical.
aMv-Sm(p6eip(o.
Athenag.
temps).
1013 B.
1081 B.
Galen. VI, 345.

a-vv-Sta(p6opd, as,
Orig. VII, 13.

le
Synes. 1245,
Philon IT, 151. Athenag. 997. mv-hiaiavi^. Eus. Ill, 192. Did. A. Basil. HI, 624 C. 1157 C.
o-vv-SiaKaia.
<Tw-8idK(i.iJuu.
avTols Tov xpdvov {tuer

fj,
mutual corruption. Justinian.

1.
Cod.
1, 3,
45.
Plut.
U, 752 D.
3,
trvv-8ta(j}opai.
a-vv-8iaxei.iJ-d(a>.
Longin. 40,
Plut.
I,
Themist. 329, 10.
(ruv-SuiKop.iâ.
Polyh.
43, 4.
wv-biaKovew. 1672 C.
ovv-hiaKovos,
Epiph.
ov,
II,
481. D.
Doroth.
618 D. E, et Plut. II, 953 D. E. (niv-8iaxea>. Basil. IV, 693 A. avv-Biaxaplâ).

(rvi/8t8ao-KaXiV?/s, ov, 6,
alibi.
(8iSdirKa\os) fellow-diior,
6,
fellow-deacon.
Athan.
I,
ciple,
schoolfellow,
avvBiSdirKa'Kos
Greg. Naz. Ill, IV, 384. 997. 36. Epiph. II, 832 C. Athan. II, 740 C. -vvv-Siwepiôto fully. crvv-SiaKTopos, ov, 6, fellow-Hermes (messenger')
368.
as27.
Christ being the

TIVOS.
first
teacher.
Ignat. 648,
(ruv-8i8d<TKaKos, ov, 6,fellow-teacher,joint-teacher.

Cyrill.
A. X, 336 D.
Galen. IV, 516 B. C.
Lucian.
I,
489.
131
OT;i/-8i0aXXG).
Digitized
by Microsoft
crvv-ooeKTmrTm
o-vv-8iKiTima.
(Tw-biiira.
1042
Oalen. VII, 455.
a-vp-eapiCa.
(j-vveiiSo?
Plut.
I,
107.
2.
Plut. II, 959 C.
Philon
II,
452,
avv-eyyiô)
^=
11, 5.
eyylîo.
Sept.
Sir.
32,
21,
cvv-biepxô/im.
a-vv-8i.ev6ivto.
a-vvSirjiJLipfva-is,
Galen.
VHI, 83 E.
Mace.
1,
2,
Euchait. 1147 A.
eas,
ly,
19, 2.
Hipparch. 1053 D. PoZt/ft. Gemm. 848 D. Died. 2, 51. 3, 7.

I,
to
irvvbi-qfiepeveiv.
14, 17.
Dion. H.
I,
541,
êa.
8.
S?-a6. 1, 3, 13.
Plut
I,
904 A.
Synes. 1528 C. Soran. 258, 30.
Classical.
Philon
C.
1, 4,
688, 47,
6,
to
a-vv-Sua-Trjui.
ov^'-SloyKo'(B.
a~wyyuTp6s, ov,
approach.
Hipparch. 1093
3, 5,
9.
crw-8ioiKe'<B.
SiraJ. 12, 3, 29.
Gemin. 848 D. SZraS. 4. PtoZ. Tetrab. 209.

Dion. H.
II,
Epict.
Sext. 136, 20.
crvv-8i.oLKovofi.cai.
a-vv-yypd(pa>.
1233.
p.ov (tov-
avv-hwXuTBalva.
crvv-hiop6pl(a.
(ruj/-Siopi'f<B.
Did. A. 308 B. Basil. I, 181 B.

Mosclin. 49.
239.
cvv-cyyvda.
Xdyoi/)
(cai
Philon
II,
60 ^vveyyvdrai
Kpo7<Tos.
ov, 6, joint-iyyvrjTr]s.
5<ra6. 2, 3, 1 -a-Bai.
(Tvv-eyyvrjTr)!,
Antec.
3,
a-vv-8nr\6(j>, to double.
Galen.
11,
20,
4 (344).
Sept. Esai. 14, 9
3, 1.
103 C.
<ruj/-8io-Kfu(B.
<Tui'-8ivXi'fffl.
crvv-eyelpa.
Paul.
to
3.
Epk
2,
Luciati.
I,
6.
Col.
Ignat. 724.
Plut. II, 117 C.

help to raise or
Docfr. Ocicn*. 677

Classical.
Jos. Ant. 4, 5, 2.
C D.
A.
o-w-Si\//-a(B.
Orig. Ill, 781
Pseudo-PAoci/Z. 132 (140), rise. Pseudo-/os. Mace.

1029.
Clem. A.
tl tivi.
I,
a-vv-SiadiCai.
Greg. Naz. Ill, 213,
Cyrill.
crvv8i(i>Kopevms
(crvvdiaKco),
adv.
hurriedly.
H. 336.
(rvv-yKaKea>.
Clem. A.
a-vv-StdiKa.
(Tui/Soiafm,
I,
461 C.
Sept.
Diod.
fj,
5, 50.
Classical.
Maco.
for
2, 8,
25.
o-vv-eyiiKinKos,
ov,
with an enclitic, followed by

iriv-
see
r),
(TUJ'Si'dfM-
an
error
a-vvoSiKos ?
enclitic.
Apollon. D. Conj. 525, 18,

rj
(Tui'SoKTiKdr,
6v,
an
Seo-ôf (S^ TTov,
ttou).
Herodn. Gr.
Enclit.
.4nas. .S'm.
149 C.
Paul.
1142 avvToîs
(ei ris Trore ttou).
avv-So^d^co, to glorify with.
Rom.
8, 1 7.
<Tpvc8pevTr]s, ov, 6, (o'vvfSpeiia)') assessor, assistant,
Ignat. 716 C.
^^/ian. II, 552 B.
Basil.
IV,
11,
in council.
Pseud-Jjmat. 788 A.
621, Tivi Tiva.

a-vv-8oio\oyeai.
cruv8pidâ), da-m, (avvehpia)
^= avveSpevm.
to
Sept.
Orig.
I,
557 B.
Cyrill.
A.
Prov.
3, 32.
r),
171 A.
crwSocria,
as,
rj,
a-vve8piaK6s,
(a-vvSiScopLi)
ov,
belonging
a council. Polyb.
1, 11, 1.
3, 9,
contribution.
31, 12, 12.
Porph.
Adm.
220, 11.
rj,
avveSpiov, ov, to, council.
Polyb.
<Tvv-8oms, ems,
=:
6.
preceding.
Lyd. 86,
3.
Porph. Cer. 660,

a-vv-SoTrip, rjpos,
6,
the Roman senate. 1, 31, 8, the Carthaginian senate. 2, 39, 1, college of Pythagore4,
joint-giver.
Cyrill.
A. VII,
ans.
DioJi.
H.
I,
187, TO ôvXevTLKOv
262,
460 D. 481 D.
crvv-Sorris, ov, 6, contributor.
ôvXevTiKov tS>v yepovrav,
^=
300, t^s yipov-
Porph. Cer. 695,

Bahr.
crias,
20.
Novell. 265.
J)s,
=
I,
senatus.
Matt. 26, 59, the Sanhedrim,

Vit. 12.
(
Jos. Ant. 14, 5, 4.

ems,
f],
avv-SovXr],
3, 6.
^,
female fellow-slave.
=zr
o/aoSodAos.
<xvvc6e\r)tns,
Cyrill.
(ruvE^fXa )
joint-wUl.
A. VI, 661 C.
custom, practice.
Plotin.
arvv-bovXos,
ou,
d,
Classical.
<Tvv-e6i(Tp.6s, ov, 6, use,
Herm. Sim.
avvbpaiiim
5, 2.
Ignat. 645.
Apollon. D.
42.
Synes. 1073 B.
Cyrill. Scyth.
Pron. 297 A.
{bpap,fiv)
<rvv-fdvot, ov,
(TVVTpt-j(a>.
Amphil.
Eliet.
race.
65 A.
<Tvv8pofi.r),
fjs,
rj,
25 C.
concession.
of the same nation or V. S. 339 C. Vit. Epiph. Pseud-^(7ian. IV, 488 B.

opoedvrjs,
fj,
=^
Hermog.
*avv-ei8r](ns, cms,
ness.
L. conscientia, conscious7, 85.,
296, 20.
341, 19.
Athenag. 1016
together.
Koto
15, 1,
Chrysipp.
15.
apud Diog.
II,
Diod.
4,
O'lII'SpOiUlJ!'.
65, ToC jLiiTovs.
576,
rrji
dacêlas.
Dion.
I,
(riiv-hpofios, ov,
running
Strab.
H. VI, 825,
23. Diog.
7,
43, p. 213, 17, substantively.

a-vv8vdâ>, to be alone with another.
1044 D,
(Tvvhvaivtxi
di/^pooffots.
Also,
Patriarch.
Sept.
the judge,
85.
2. Conscientia,
15.
Ill,
1619.
PhUon
219,
conscience7,
to a-vvei86s.
Sept. Sap. 1
10.
(Tvvhoiaâi.
I,
Paul.
x6ripd.
Rom.
Ps. 140, 4,
fiei-d Tij/of.
Epiph.
184 A.
Galen.
II,
Diosc. lobol. p. 43, /xoJos. Ant. 16, 4, 2. ^joici. Frag. 97,

2,
(avvhvo)
=.
avvhnvKooi.
rj
ep<j)vTos.
7.
Theophil. 1052 A.
Hierocl. C.
103 C.
(rvvhva<Tix,6i, ov, 6,
A. 115,
copidation.
as27.
I,
Classical.
Clem.
o-wvfiSdf, oTos, TO, (crvvoiSa) consciousness. Plut.

I,
.4.1, 1205 B.
avv-8vvaiJ.6a) :=:; 8vvap6<o.
548 A. Epiph.
99.
II,
84 C. D.
(jyevyfiv,
Hermog. Rhet.
to
I,
21, 23
frvv-Svvaa-Tevo).
Nicol.
D. 128.
168 C. Athen. 6, 54
Ill,
Svvl86tos
plicity.
be charged with com-
Afric. 61, T^s 8vayeveLas.
Achmet. 94.
2. Conscience.
Philon
291, 41
(299,.
Digitized
by Microsoft
<Tvv-eLKa^<t>
37). 30, 29.
15).
30.
5.=i4
1043
43.
avv-eKirXTfo-a-to
25.
n, 309. 42],
3,
518, 30 (195,
Luc. Act. 19, 29.
Paul. Cor.
2, 8, 19.
49, 16.
Jos. Ant. 16, 4, 2.

22, 94,
Apion.
2,
Jos. Vit. 14.

(rw-cAcSoo-ts, etay,
PZuf. II, 100 F.

fj,
Epict.
Frag. 97.
Plut. 11,
joint-publication.
Phot. IV,
F.
App. n,
36, 84.
Hierocl. C. A. 55,
356 A.
cruiÊK8o;(i7,
rjs, fj,
To Tov
avv-fiKaîo
fer.
Athen.
8, p.
(niKfiSoTor Kpirripiov.
fiKa^co9,
the
understanding of one thing
Ptol. Tetrab. 120, to in-
with another.
45. to mimic.
avv-cLKa, to yield, to give way.
Polyh. 32, 19,
3.
In rhetoric, a figure by which a part whole as 'lepovo-aXrip for

;
synecdoche,
is
put for the

'UXias
Clem. A.
'lovSaioi,
Diod. 19, 43.
Soran. 249, 23.
Pseudo-/os.
for
Trpo(l>rJTcu.
QuintU.
8, 6, 19.
Mace.
508.
,
n. 88 C.
adv. connectedly.
(TvveKSoxiKas,
miv-cikrifiiUvas {(ruKKafiâvai)
adv.
synecdochice,
5, 31.
Pseudo-i>ion. 820 D.
aw-eifiapiiAvos,
synecdoche.
together.
Diod.
Orig.
Plut. II,
(ruv-ci^K,
i), ov, (etfiapiiai) fated 569 F. Anton. 12, 3. cffly, 17, a yielding, giving way.
m,
401 D. 1072.
Basil. I, 20.
by 1149 A. Greg. Xaz.

I,
ill, 189, ovopdêraL.
Soraii.
avvfKSpoprj,
251, 14.
(rvveiweXv, to agree with, etc.
(Tvveiirdiijjv.
(Tvv-fipfjkOi,
rj, rjs, concurrence, Apollon. D. Adv. 552, 29. 554.
similitude.
Sept.
Dan.
2,
(ruv-eK6eiAâi.
Plut. II, 492 D. E.
o^v-eKdeppalva.
Plut.
I,
622 E.
Galen. VII,
ov, 6, connection.
VseaAo-Demetr.
a
(rvvela-a-
146 B.
(rvv-eKBeco.
81, 5.
App.
I,
711, 87.
7,
frvv-iujaya, L. subintroduco, to take

KTOS.
avv-eKBrjKvvai.
Jos. B. J.
8,
7.
Malchio 256 C. iavrols yvvaiKas. Greg. Xojs. IV, 92 A. mvfuraKreov 8e1 a-uveurayeiv. Orig. I, 385.
o-uv-eKSXi^m, to compress.
Schol.
Heph.
2,
1,
p
II,
18.
(See
a^jvi^rjins.}
ovve'uTOKTos, ov,
(trvi/eio-ayo))
introduced.
Substantively, (a) o ovveia-aKros

Tos, adoptive
2.
a~vv-fKKala or tTvv-KKda.
Polyb.
3, 14, 3.
Plut.
922 C, et
alibi.
2,
dyairrj-
(rvv-sKKoKea.
<rvv-KKdpva>.
a-vv-KKVTea>.
Polyb. IS,
Sept.
11.
Phit.U, 917.
5,
26.
or spiritual brother.
TV,
88. 89. 91.
flfVor,
Greg. Xaz.
Themist. 51, 30.
(1) ^ (TvvfLa-aKTos, sc. jrap-
Mace.
I,
2,
Greg. 485.
ayaTnyrq, L. suhintroducta, adoptive
yaz.
I,
861 A.
Plut.
88.
or spiritual
a7. n, 820.
I,
1064 D.
I,
Malchio 256. A7c. I, 3. Greg. Kaz. IX, 89. i^/jip/j. Chrys. I, 228. Pallad. X. Cbrys.
sister.
a-uv-fKKKrjind(a>.
Clem. A.
I,
Theod. Lector 181, rm. <Tvv-KKKiva>. Diod. 3, 26.

o-vv-eKKoXvpfida.
o-vv-eKKpivo).
18 D.
Socr. 669 A.
677. 725.
(See also Anc.
19.
Galen.
II,
15 C. 724 C.
J.Man.
Justinian. iSTovell. 6, 6.)
Classical.
Diosc. lobol. 19.

Plut.
I,
(Tvv-eurdKkopxu.
aw-eta-Sxofi.ai.
Synes. 1361 C.
a-uv-eKKpova> completely.
avv-iUTe\avva).
A. VIII, 837 B. Plut. II, 814 D. Eus. IV,

Cyrill.
(Tvv-eKKap^dvai.
Alex. Lye. 412
avveicKrjppe-
vov
z^
(TuveêiKrjppevov.
284 A.
avv-aaexnropeo)
avv-cioTiyeopju.
a-uv-eKKaprrpiva}.
Sophrns. 4004 A.
=:
tlirexmopim.
Athen.
9, 3.
a-vv-eKkdpira.
Plut. Et,
627 C. D.
23
(26),
Longin.
368.
Plut. 11, 795 B.
44, 3.
(niv-si0êaiva>.
mv-fuTefa.
<rvv-furKpivm.
(ruK-ejoTnjSaa).
(rvv-eio-n-oteo).
CyrUl. A. IV, 669 C.

Cyrill.
Diosc.
3,
p.
(Tvv-ia-KopiCa>.
A.
II,
Plut. 11, 902.

-1/'/'. I.
68 C. IX, 948. CyriU. A. 1, 508.

7.
Delet. 4.
avv-cKKeya.
<Tvv-K\eimvco.
a-vv-eiêlrra).
Lucian. HI, 409.

Diosc. 2, 210.
Strab.
10, 2, 12, p. 354.
790,
PZu^
II,
484 D. 808 D.
Plut. Petr.
crvv-funropevopLoi.
Dion.
H.
17, 6.
Ill,
1887,
13.
IT,
418 C. D. 525 A.
f},
(Tuv-CLa'pea}.
PhilonI, 112, 18. Jos. B. J.

one.
o-uv-eKKeKTos,
2,
ov, elected together with.
1, 5,
13
ij
a-vveKKeKTr), SC. eKK^rjO'la.
irvv-eKîffdâ, to execute in
company
%oith
any
(Tvv-eK\va>.
Phit. II, 59.6.

Basil. Ill,
Longin. 39, 4.
Chal.
292 B.
Di'orf. IT,
trvv-eKvrjxopcu.
o-uv-eKjSoijfleo).
(rui/-e(c8a7rai'a<B.
511, 70.
P?u. IT,
<Tvv-KiTe7ralva.
Plut.
II,
572 C. 700 F,
to
help
to
Galen. X, 342 D.
<n)v-fK8ixl^<^-
Cornut. 94.
482 E.
-rr^v
(ntveKTrieareov
together.
^=
Sei
2,
avveienf^fiv
118.
:=
eiarUîiv
662.
Sext. 44, 32, to understand in connec-
Diosc.
tion with.
TTjs ^ni)(rjs,
o-uv-encSij/ico).
I,
Pallad. Laus. 1002, avaKvaiv

calmly.
Classical.
(rvv-eKiTLKpatvai.
Plut. II,
oTjv-eiariTrra.
Classical.
33, p.
Nicol. D. 102.
App.
Apion.
Athan.
1,
468 B. C. Dion. H. II, 838, Jos. 466, to be banished together.

Polyb. 14, 4,
3.
78, 6.
17,
(rvv-K7r\rjp6m fully.
16, 28, 2,
avv-(Kbrjp,L(i, as,
iruv-eK.briij.os, ov,
L. comitatus.
Charts. 552.
II,
721 A.
fellow-traveller.
Diod.
II,
610,
(rvv-eK7r\rj(r(Ta
or
(jujêiorXijTTO).
Plut. 11, 41 C.
Digitized
by Microsoft
ffvv-eKTTOieoixai
(Tw-darouofiai,
6,
1044
Polyh.
Clern.
ffW-evOvixeofjuai
to
provide one's self with.
A.
49,
7.
phonesis
I,
809 C.
2, 1.
IT,
256 B.
in
2.
Synec-
o-uwfi/o-if,
grammar.
Drac.
iTvv-eK7r6Xefiea>, to
vanquish along with or together.
145.
41.
Heph.
Aristid. Q. 51.
Eust. 11,
Sap. 5, 21. Sept. Deut, 1, 30. Josu. 10, 14. Diod. 15, 25. 16, 43. Philon 11, 119. Clem. A. I, crvveKTrovrjTeov =:; 8 crvveKTVovflv. 981 A.
<Tvv-eKTropevoiJim.
V.
1.
(TUf-eK^toTifopw mutually.
o-vv-eKxâ.
29.
Plut. II, 806 A.

11, 14,
7.
Polyb.
9, 9, 7.
Diod.
3,

J>jrf.
11, 3 as
*(ri>j'-K;ûXiX<<'.
Polyl). 6, 32, 5.
4. 477
C.
o-vv-eka^pl^to.
Dieuch. apud Orib. I, 288. Greg. Naz. Ill, 1063 A.
a-vv-icTrTva.
(Tvv-fKpeio.
Epict. Frag. 30.
Pallad. V. Clirys. 26 E. Ctem. ^.
avv-eXeyx^ or ^vv-eXeyx^
I, 69.
^=
ikeyx^.
Arr.
Anab.
epym.
6,
29, 11 Sivvrjkeyxovro' ^vveihores
ra '
(Tvv-eKptôa.
(rvv-eKpocj)ea.
Macar. 676 B.

f),
Synt. 207.
Max.
Tyr. 80, 18.

7,
(rvv-e\ev(ris, ftos,
a coming
Just.
together, meeting,
<TVV-K<TTpaTVCi>.
JoS. Ant.
10, 1.
assembly
conspiracy.
Jos.
Ant.
1,
3,
6,
3.
avv-eiaaTTeiv6a>.
Plut. II, 529 E.
cvv-KTiva>.
C7e).
Plut. II, 901

I,
C.
A.
196 C,
Ttvi.
Orig. Ill,
Drac. 35, 13. 257 A,
Clem. R. 1, 20. Galen. II, 366

23.
Apol.
67.
40.
cTvvhpop.j].
Sext. 142,
144,
11,
aggregate.
Hippol. 588
C.
neuter.
(Tvv-eKTepva).
(Tvv-eKTidripi..
Plut. II, 159 C. Plut. II, 27 C.

Sext. 391.
Method. 29 B. Gangr. 21, meeting. Athan. Epiph. I, II, 681 B (TuvoSoff, council. Socr. 104 A, cotVio. 956 C. Carth. Can. 2.
<Tvv-EKTi6r]veopjxi.
*o-ui'eKri/cdy,
ij,
Plut. II, 321 D, et alibi.
o-ui'-eXeiKrrtKdr,
II,
17,
dv,
(EAEYGQ)
convolution.
sociable.
Plut.
oi',
:
capable of holding together,

Classical.
757 C.
cms,
17,
maintaining
efficient.
Erasistr.
<Tvv-e\iîs,
Pseudo-Dion.
Gangr.
apud Oalen.
Plut.
II,
366 C. 1125 E, TWOS.

II,
Philon
I,
116,
5. 6.
696 B.
21,
705 A.
in short.
Apollon. D. Pron.
187, 11.
(rvvekovTas (crvveXeiv), adv.

cl-neiv.
S02 B, important.
189, 15, tenable. 122, 25, ainov.
Synt. 119,16.
Galen.
II,
Clem. A.
II,
251 B. C. Sext. 312 C. 592 C.
a-vv-(p.âiva>.
Polyb.
258.
1,
20,
7.
16,
I,
26,
6.
Lucian.
in,
Cfem. A.
9, 10.
709 A.
696 B.
wveKTiKcos, adv. summarily.
(28).
Philostr. 250.
Longin.
Ep.irdo'fTa.
13, 4.
Prod. Farm. 625
o-uv-eHjSt/Sdfo).
(Tui'-e/iTracrcrG)
Diorf. 20, 68.
i^
Diosc.
5, 85.
ovv-eKTipAm.
crvveKTOKiîo

{t6kos),
9.
a-vv-epmnTa.
Plut. II, 50 E. F.
Apollon. D.
to
help
to
bring forth.
Plut. II,
Pron. 328 A.
Synt. 163, 23.
C/em. ^.
II,
Symm.
802 D.
Esai. 69,
320 C.
71 F.
Schol. Arist.
Jos.
Nub.
7,
651,
(o coincide.
(TvveKTpa)(rikiôpai ^=. 6KTpaxrjKiCH^'''
(Tvv-epTr\fKa>.
B. J.
11, 2.
Pto.
II,
crvv-iKTpa)(yvop,ai.
avv-eKTpe)(ô3, to
Plut.
I,
462 C.
(TW-epTrvica.
Longin.
9,
11.
concur.
<rvv-ep7ropevopoi.
Synes. 1304 D.
coincidence.
A.
Synt. 169, 23.

Sept. Sap. 11, 20.
(rvv-epirruxTis, ems, ^,
Apollon. D.
18.
(Tvv-fKTpi^w Utterly.
Pron. 325 C.
Sept.
Adv. 530. 565,

3, 4.
Synt. 32.
<7vviK.Tpo(ôs, ov, (eKTp(j)a))
=r
3,
crvvrpocfios.
Longin Frag.
a-vv-fp(pal.va>.
Mace.
33 D.
1, 1,
6 as V.
1.
Classical.
Galen.
8.
II,
4 D. Sext.
Sext.
(Tw-eK(paiva>.
Sept.
Macc.
1 7,
4,
1.
Plut. II,
241, 29.
<rvv~p(f)a(rts,
Pseudo-Deme^r.
fos,
rj,
joint-signification,
11,
(Tvv-eK(jiepco.
Diod.
70
-a-dai toIs OvfioXs,
to
be transported with rage.

a-vv-eK(pfvya).
iTvv-K'poiTda>.
a-vv-eK(j>opd,
Philostr. 813.
Themist. 366, 16.

as,
r],
Dion,
a V,
a ^pronouncing
Heliod.
together.
(TvvcKcfiopea)
166.
(rvvfKipcpa).
fj,
88 B. (Tvv-epfpepta zi= o-vp<f)pm. Anton. 3, 4. Galen. IV, 76 D. a-vv-ep(pvco. avv-evaiTOKfipai. Leant. I, 1741 CD. <Tvv-fvheUvvpL. Galen. 11, 183 E. Dirf. A. 837 B.
242, 32.
(ruv-evbiha>iu
Clem. A.
j4.
693
4, 1 7.
<Tvp-K(ppaa-is, (as,
synonymy.
Pseud-^ (Aan.
1,3,5.
to
IV, 932 B.
<Tvv-eK(f>povTi^<a.
ivblbapj,. Diod. 17, iS. Strab. Plut.I, 161 B. Clem. A. I,_ 301 C, concede. Basil. TV, 441 C.
f/,
<7vv-eK(jiva.
iruv-(K(j)a>vea,
Pseudo-GVejr. Naz. Ill, 393 B. Galen. XVIII (2), 941 (Kiihn).
avv-ev8o(ns, ems,
II,
a giving in or way.
2.
PluL
680 A.
Arr. Anab. 1, 25, Diod. 4, 3.
Polyb. 38, 4,
7.
to utter or pronounce together. Dion. Thr. 639, 14. Drac. 143, 23. Athenag. 937 A. Moer. 244. Sext. 622, 5 (TP, HN).
avv-ev8vopm.
(Tuv-evdova-ida.
Tivi.
a^vv-fi/dovtridâ).
Siraft. 3, 2, 9,
Dion. Alex. 1297 C.

<Tvv-(K<^mvr](ns,
Longin. 38,
3.
PZu(. II, 807 C.
ems,
fj,
an
uttering
together.
(rvv-fv6vpeopai.
Clementin. 37 B.
Digitized
by Microsoft
avv-eviô)
avv-evi^to,
to
1045
<rvv-e^rjXf<o.
avv-eiTiTêo}
unite.
Prod. Farm. 530 (96)

Polyb.
2,
Eus.
II,
184 A.
-crdm irpos n.
<Tvv-c^Ldop,ai.
avu-evoa
350.
Tivi.
=^
iv6a>.
14, 1.
Erotian.
(Tvue^LO-dâi
Jos. Ant. 13, 4, 4.
Iren. 937
-d^vat
(Tvv-f^Laoa.
Sext. 419, 29.

Iambi. Myst.
7, 16.
Method. 68 B.
Dirf.
133 B.
4. 477 C.
fj,
Athan. II, 49 B. Cleomed. 76, 19. Dion. H. IV, 2028, 14. VI, 782. Athenag. 1005 B. Sext. 135, 4. Martyr. Poth. 1416. Athan. 11, 533.
following.
2,
Galen. X, 276 D.
10.
Diod.
iTvv-VTa<ris, eas,
joint-tension.
Phit. II, 589

I,
(Tvv-f^liTTapaL.
Polyb.
Plut.
I,
3, 34, 9.
A.
901 D.
Antt/ll.
apud
Orib.
506, 4.
a-vv-fîXveua.
o-ux-cvreiVo).
Muson. 145.
ov,
I,
17,
(Tvv-eôbeva., to
o-w-fi^TTooraTos,
with.
:^
cyujrdcTTaTOs
together
869 E. walk in a religious procession. Inscr. 4697, 43 ... ôSdeLv.

.
Leont.
avv-V(0!ns, eojs,
1749 D.
eyo)(ns.
(tw-côSlos,
ov,
going out with.

Plut. II, 985 C.
Anast. Sin.
Epiph.
I,
1008.
1060 C.
(TVV-ÔKeWtO.
<Tvv-eôpoL6a>
<Tvv-fim6ep6a).
3, tI TlVl.
Synes. 1297
Diosc.
-trflai.
i/d. 44,
^=
iôpoLoa.
Classical.
Dion.
I,
<nv-âtdpidCa.
(Tvv-eâiiiaToa.
3,
153 (163),
p. 493.
H.
II,
639.
Iren. 1168 A.
Clem. A.
500.
(Tvv-4mpa>.
Strab.
1,
Philon 11, 96, 22. Diod. 17, 72. 11, 631, 44. 45. Plut. I, 154 B. Pseudo3, 5.
PoZz/S. 2, 7, 3.
<TW-e|op5ifo).
<Tvv-eôplâ>.
Plut. 11, 998 E.

Cyrill.
A. X, 144 C.
avv-eôpxiopm.
frvv-ôTpvvco.
Synes. 1177 B.
Demetr.
C.
4.
Tkemist. 312, 4.
Plut. II, 752 D.
<n)i/-e|a/coX.ou5c'o).
Taftan. 820
o-vv-e^vypalvoi.
a-vv-e^vpveo).
Sext. 361, 24.
Themist. 122, 18.
(Tvv-iâKova.
I,
Classical.
Sext. 243, 20.
Onf/.
o-vi/-eopTdftt>.
Diod.
1,
4, 4.
Jbs. B. J.
7,
1,
3.
705 C,
to associate with.
Athan.
II,
269
i;îc<. 4,
104.
8.
4, 4, 26.
Plut. II, 666

4, 9, 7.
-aSal
TLVL, to
be understood.
Aristid.
I,
437,
Herodn.
/Z.
D. Method.
a\iv-e^dKel<j)a>.
(Tvv-fâp,fifia>.
Plut.
I,
767 B.
380.
iaod
39.
Frag. 354.
Themist.
Babr. 59, 15. Plut. II, 137 C. D. avv-fâiii.LKKaopxLL. Dion. H. II, 694, 12. avv-eâvdkia-Ka.
trvv-eâv6ea.
<Tvii-eâvl(7Trip.L.
466.
<3/-e^. iVâz. Ill,

rj,
o'vvsopracrLs, ews,
56. 216, tlvl.
to (rvveopTdêLv. Pseudo-
Dion. 393 C.
(TVV-naytaviôp.aL.
Plut. 11,
434 B.
9, 4.
2.
I,
Polyb.
3,
118,
6,
Polyb. 16,
Plut. II, 791.
o'vvenaLveTTjs, ov, 6,
Ill,
=^ 6
(TuyeTratvmv.
Greg.
Isfaz.
trvv-eâvoiya
Jos. B. J. 5, 2,
312 B.
Plut.
I,
frvv-eâvvTat or a-w-elavua).
Z)!on Chrys.
395,
(Tvv-7rataipopAiL zr^ eTranapcofiaL.
26.
W(. n, 137 C.
Classical.
cvv-eTraKTrjp, rjpos, 6, fellow-huntsman.
684 D. Eudoc.
(Tuv-elan-aTao).
Strab. 14,
1,
24.
M.
346.
Jbs. B. J. 4, 5, 1. Jos.
truv-efan-oo-TEWo).
<TOi/-f|dirra.
Polyb. 23, 14, 11.
(7i;i/-e7raXaXdfo).
P/<. II,
A.
I,
697 A.
433 D. 666 A. flj>;)oZ. Haer. 374, 56.

Jos.
CTem.
avv-eTTavaTi&qpi.
o-vv-enacrKia).
crvv-e7rau|<o.
Hymnog. 1013
I,
C.
Aristid.
677, 13.
i)ion C. 39,
25'.
(rvv-fâpLdneco.
Diod. 15; 53.

Strab. 14,
J. 3, 4, 2.
Inscr. 3045, 23.

8, 12.
7,
(Tvv-eâpKa> fully.
1, 4, p.
118, 11.
Longin. Frag.
a'vv-f7mc()iTip,L.
avv-eâpvop.ai-
Pseud-.4?/ian. IV, 112

crot
2ui/-
Jos. B. J. 3,
28.
f^pvrjTaL 8e
passively.
uvv-eâToveo).
crvv-fêyeipo).
fjera ToO uioO xai to irvcvjia,
(Tuv-eweyeipo).
Sibyll. 1, 220.
fj,
avvWLa, as,
Plut. II, 528 E.
context.
(cTro/iot)
sequence, connection,
9. Apollon. D. Porphyr. Prosod.
Dion. H. V, 179,
4rca(i. 175.
Polyb. 4, 47,
6,
3.
Synt, 41, 25.

Inscr.
avv-f^f\eidepos, ov, 418.
feUoio-freedman.
112.
(rvv-eireiyo)
App.
(njK-e|eXK<o.
Dion C. Apollon. D. Pron. 377

II,
821, 35.
60, 15, 5.
or ^vv-eneLya
etos, ^, 7ia,?;.
=
Tr.
cVei'yo).
.4rei.
2.
83>
-va-pxu.
(7w-f7riis,
Nicom. Harm.
9.
mv-fêiraipa).
pov
Theod. Lector 224

Aristid.
I,
trvvfêirm-
o-vv-eTrcta-eipi.
Polyb. 30, 13,

Plut.
I,
(Tvvêirfipov.
a^vv-fireia-mnrai.
184 A.
217 A.
61.
avv-eêpydÔjiaL.
619, 13.
a-vv-7reL(Tpea>.
Hermes
Poem.
7,
avv-e^Ta<ns, ems, ^, careful examination. Epiph.

II,
a-vv-7rcKTfLvai.
Galen. IV, 119 D.

Polyb. 20, 11,
Plut.
I,
124.
589 A. TAeod ik/b;js. 880 A. Pseud-Âan. IV, 496 C.
SynceU.
Orig. Ill,
a-vv-eirepâiva).
et alibi.
(Tvv-impdSa.
come.
avvcêTa(TTeov
^=
Set (Twc^fTa^fLV.
a-vv-fTTepxopaL, to
362 B. II, 939 B. come upon together, simply

7.
I,
to
998 D. IV, 68 A.
avvfêradTTis, ov, 6,
Martyr. Polyc.
Basil.
=^
6 avveêTaâv.
Prod.
(Tvv-7repa>Td(o.
752 C.
21 B.
1,
Farm. 529 (95).

a-vv-eîyyeofiaL.
(TW-eirevdivai.
o-vv-e7rev<j)rjp(o.
<Tvv-irTixe
Plut.
I,
II,
1027 A.
I,

Plut.
I,
Diod.
72.
cvv-eûepoto.
71 A. B.
Classical.
Philon
321, 19.
Digitized
by Microsoft
(TW-eTriâWm
<TvvmâKKa>.
3,
1046
Anton.
(rvv-mvev<o
1 7,
o-vv-eTTi'êipeeo
Polyh.
2,
56, 4. 3, 38, 4.
^=
imvevo).
Classical.
Philon
II,
11.
Sea;.
265, 23.
708, 13.
23.
o-vv-emfiaTTjs, ov, 6, fellow-imârrjs, in
a chariot.
crvv-ernvfixofiai.
Aristaen.
1, 3, p. 14.
Theodtn. Esai. 22, 6. Greg. Th. 1068 A. avv-emPori6ea>.

{ruK-cn-i/SouXeum.
(Tvv-imvoea.
avvlrjfu.
2.
Classical.
Jos. Ant. 13, 11,
Erotian. 262 Apollon. D. Synt. 103, 27, to be understood with. Sext. 322, 15. Basil. IV,
Polyb.
8, 17, 2.
crw-eTTiyaupdo).
(7VV-eTVLyiyvQfiaL.
P/wi. 11, 746 D.
796 A.
Just.
329 C.
(TW-eTnopKea.
avv-e7nndpip,t~
o-vv-eTTtirdaxoi-
Diod.
ovos,
6,
II,
520, 24. 25.
Plut.
<Tvv-fmyvasfi.aiv,
fellow-arbiter.
Apol. Diod.
4.
1,
56.
n, 808 A. Eus. IV, 196 C. Plut. 11, 1037 A.

eViTrXeAKO.
<Tvv-eiriypd<f>a}.
Hipparch.
1004 B.
517,
II,
8.
1005 A.
II,
crvv-cTnirXeKOi
II,
z =:
Philipp.
1.
us.
II,
I,
562, 74, to subscribe to the doctrine.
92 A.
fjs, fj,
:
Philon
385, 20.
464, 22.
275,
trvv-emirXoKr),
emirXoKrj.
Plol. Tetrab.
Plut. II, 816
D.
Clem. A.
5.
469 B.
1.
111.
trvv-eiribeUvviu.
<7vv-em8Tifiea>.
Polyb. 3, 38, Diod. 17, 49.
33, 3,
avv-evmvia).
trvv-eiTippiTiai.
Strab. 15, 1, 2.
Jos. Ant. 6, 1, 2.
(Tvv-eTnblhmjj.1 wholly, completely.
2. Dion. H. Anton. 4, 34. I,
a-vv-Tnppeat.
II, 625 C. 742 D. Dion. H. IV, 2026, 15.
Clem. A.
Plut.
I,
pzuf. n.
Polyh.
7,
16,
696 D.
crvv-eTTippavwiu.
448,
1.
Plut. II,
448 D. E.
Plut.
I,
1007 C.
Longin.
11,2.
2, 3.
(rvv-ewc^r]Teai.
o-uj'-OTi5fiaf(B.
<Tvv-eTvl6eo'i9-,
Aristaen.
avp-emoTifiaivd).
Polyb. 4, 24, 4.
J)io(i. 17, 25.
P^M^. II, 409 C.

eas, ^, deception, deceit.
Plut. II, 398 A. B.
Aquil.
(rvvemiTKeirTeov
^=
8e7 avveTiiiTKOTretv.
Philon
11,
Ps. 118, 118.

(Tw-eTnOeaipeta.
frvv-ein6liya.
Secct.
335,
199, 28.
6.
(Fvv-emcTKeTTToiim,
to
number
aor.
2,
among.
Sept.
Plut. II, 433 D.

Plut. II, 531 C. Plut. II, 56. 541.
<Tvv-em6opvîai.
<Tvv-fm6pr)vta>.
Num. Num.
Anton.
7,
1,
1,
49.
[2
v.
1.
pass.
33.
<Tvveitf<T<im)v.
47 as
26, 62.]
fellow-
43.
(Tvv-eTridKOTTos, ov, 6,
coepiseopus,
<Tvv~7n6pr}vr](rts, ecos, ^,
joint-lamentation.
Plut.
bishop.
5.
II,
610 B.
rj,
Cyprian. Epist. 71, 1. Sard. Can. Athan. I, 264 A. Ephes. 8. Cyrill. A.

C.
iruv-eTTi-Spvij/ts, ccos,
II,
joint-dissipation.
Plut.
X, 108
1092 D.
Plut. II, 757 D.
avv-eTTKTKvBpanraâ.
crvv-e7ri<TTa(Tis,
Plut.
fj,
H, 672 E.
Iambi.
o-vv-eiridcova-cra).
eas,
joint-eirlaracris.
o'vv-eTrcKakea or ^vv-eirtKoKeoi.
3, 1.
Arr. Anab.
6,
V. P. 390.
crvv-emareWco.
(ruv-ejrtoTei/dfa).
Cyrill.
^.
I,
517 B.
Lucian.
Plut.
I,
Ill,
397.
(niv-eTri<epa.pwiJ.i.
PhUostrg. 524 A.
Epict. Encb. 16.
<Tvv-emKepBaiva>.
avv-eiriKkdcii.
Plut.
(TW-ernKKiva.
Tseud-Athan. IV, 977 A. I, 361 B. Galen. VI, 88 F.

6,
(TVP-ema-Tiva.
<Tvv-m(rTpi<^(o.
1063 E.
Jos. B. J.
7, 5,
Classical.
2,
neuter.
<Tvv-ein(T(l>dâ>.
a-vv-emKovpetos, ov,
2,
fellow-Epicurean.
II,
Epict.
Parth.
6.
20, 13.
avv-cm<r<ppaylôfuu, to sanction.
Iren.
1, 2, 6,
<Tvv-emKOv(l)i(a>.
Philon
364, 34.
549, 40.
p.
465 A.
588 C. Galen. II, 28 B. 1029 B. Plut. II, 56 B. 63 A. <rvv-emKpoTa). Plut. II, 162 D. crvv-eTtLKpvTrra). Iambi. V. P.
Plut.
I,
141 E. F.
I,
(7ui'-en-Kr;û(B
cTTicrpfUiB.
Classical.
Clem. A.
Par.
2, 32, 3.
rj,
avv-eiriracns, ta>s,
joint-imTa<riS'
Iambi. V.
P. 144. 390.
Plut. II, 1005 A. Gemin. 848 C. Cyrill. A. I, 480 B. (rvv-em,Tiiido>. Plut. I, 442 A. <rvv-emTp7ra>. Jos. Ant. 16, 6, 7. avv-eTriTpoTTfva) jointly. Philon II, 452, 2. 0-vv-emTv(l>6at eVtru^do). PZu(. II, 58 B. iTvv-em(l>alvofjMi,. Plut. II, 63 C. 767 C. <Tvv-e7n(pda-Ka>. Plut. II, 63 C. a-vv-eTTKpdcyyoiim. Plut. II, 713 A, et alibi. <Tvv-e'm(f>opn^(it. Plut. II, 728 C.
<Tvv-fmTaxvva>.
(Tuv-CTrtreXXw.
480.
(rvv-7nKvp6a>.
Polyb. 4, 30,
2.
Diod. 16, 23.
crvv-anKiopd^ca.
tjvv-eirCkapTTpvva).
Sext. 749, 25,
Plut. II, 795 A.
m)v-em\iya>.
Oenom. apud Es. HI, 381 B. <ruv-(mp.apTvpeto. Polyb. 26, 9, 4. PawZ. Hebr. Cfem. B. 1, 23. Plut. H, 486 C. Sext. 2, 4.
358, 16.
(Tvv-eiTifiapTvprja-is, eats, y,
1,
joint-testimony. Anton.
10.
(TVV-eT!ipa-)(a>.
Const. Apost.
2,
17.
<7-w-77tfteiSia(a.
<Tvv-ei!ni,lyvvjxi
PfaZ. II, 672 E.

eVt/ii'yTO/it.
(rvv-em<pavea>.
1,
Aristeas 26.
Aristaen.
10,
a-vv-eTnxalpa>.
avv-eirixfipeio.
Achmet. 151,
Polyb. 3, 84,
p. 122.
1.
p. 49.
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avv-eiri'êi.povofjLea)
in addition.
1047
11,
avv-ev(fyr]fj,eco
..a-uv-eirixîpovoiiea
Diod.
593,
(rvvea-Km(rp,eva)s
13.
14.
{(Tva-Kia^ca), adv. darkly, obscurely; opposed to dvaKeKdKvpp.evws. Eus.
(Tvy-OTOKeXXo).
-(Tui'-CTroTrTeua).
PZ;. II, 161 A.
HI, 476 D.
compactly.
Themist. 288, 11.

{a-vjiTtTvauai),
Chrys. X, 258 C. Pseud-.4(;mn. IV, 1200 C.
Stud. 1688.
avveirrvyfievcDs
adv.
O'vyecnretpafievms (o-uerTTfipdm), adv. in
a crowdcarefully.
Pseudo-Dion. 376 B. (rvv-mai6ia. Philon II, 99, 42. PZm(. n, 1005 A.

(Tvv-epavuTfioi, ov, 6, collection.
ed manner.
Spt'cZ. 3, 7, 23.
Procl.
Parm. 533
(99. 100).
avv-ecnrovSaa-pevas,
adv.
studiously,
Eunap. V.
Plut. II, 992 A.
S.
35 (62).
((n;oTf XXo),
(rvv((TTaKp(va>s
adv. L.
correpte,
avvfpaoiim ;;=
<Tvvpi^<o.
Dubious.
Patriarch.
with a short vowel.
Drac. 19, 25.
1101 B, aWriKots.
avv-cpyacria, as,
20,
fj,
a-uv-eoTiaTaip, opos, 6, fellow-feasier, table-mate.
a working
together.
Diod.
toork-
Aster. 312 A.
crvvfTaipa, as,
rj,
Syncell. 437, 12.
13.
II,
600,
ergastulum,
house, house
sociation,
3. Trade, asof correction. men engaged in the same business

Inscr. 3154.
=:
fj,
following.
Cosm. Carm.
Greg. 544.
*(Tvv-eTaipis, idos,
5, 7.
avvepyfia, as,
23.
Clejn.
rj,
Sept. Judic. 11, 37. 38.
female companion. Ennn. Athan. II,

Classical.
^=
II,
crvvfpyia.
Philon
etc.
I,
408,
1305 C.
(Tweraipos, ov,
6,
A.
492 A.
Classical. Sext. 47,
companion.
1.
Sept.
awepyeo),
rîra,
to
co-operate,
Judic. 15, 2 as v.
o-vveTi^co,
L(Ta>,
Epict. 2, 15, 6, "va ii^Xdjjs.

Trpos rfjv yvao-iv.
33,
(o-wetos)
to
8, 9.
make
loise,
7.
to
in-
struct.
Sept.
Nehem.
mniepyrnia, aros, to, co-operation.

4, et alibi.
Polyh.
Epict.
6,
2,
42,
(TvvcTiirnjs, ov, 6,
Ps. 15,
31, 8.
6 trvveTiâv.
Joann. Hier.
Theol. Arith.
rj,
7. 2,
489 A.
22,
(TvvcTos or ^vveTos,
rj,
trvvepytiTiKos,
6v,
co-operative.
80.
ov,
understanding.
Max.
20.
Ptol.
Tetrab.
Anton.
42.
Tyr. 28, 41, tivos.

(rvveroffipav, ov, (f^prjv')
Pseudo-ffre^. Th. 1157 arvvipyrjTos; dubious.

^ffvi/ipytov,
=^
(tvvitos-
Genes. 48.
to
ov, TO, ^zz crvvepyaa-la 2.
]\Ial.
246,
avv-evayy\to\vTQ>,
rjaa,
(eua-yyeXtoXvTT^s)
16.
299, 22.
ov,
violate the precepts
of the gospel together with

-iiBai.
<rvv-py6Kdôs,
Strab. 8,
3,
joint
or Jellow-ipyoKaôs-
another.
Stud. 1088 C.
30, p. 137, 10.

tool.
avv-fvapftTTeco.
Diod. Ex. Vat. 142, 20

Classical.
viv-epyov, ov, to, implement,

Plolin. I, 154.
'iTvvepyoTToveai,
Tqa'ai,
Artem. 282.
to
<Tvv-ev8oKea>.
Sept.
24, 4,
II,
Mace.
13.
1, 1,
57.
9.
Curt.
(epyoTToi/os^
12,
2.
Polyb.
32,
22,
labor with,
Sext 400,
o-t/i/fpyos,
3.
Diod. 11, 57. 48. Clem. R.

avvev86Ktj<ns, ews,
10, 6.
Dion. H.
1,
rj,
718.
Luc. 11,
Genes.
44.
^=. to (rvvevSoKclv.
ov,
co-operating, etc.
Sext. 122, 31,
aiTiov.
.uvvepeuTTiKQS,
y},
ov,
^=
8vvdp,evos avvepeiSeiv.
(rvvevBoKrjTrjs, ov, 6,
^=
6 a-vvev&OKav.
Cynll.
A,
Plut. II, 946 C.

<ruv-ep[(ai, to
2, 8,
954 D. contend with, to fight.

1, 4, 18.
VI, 389 B.
Sept.
Mace.
avv-evhoKijieoi. o-vv-evepyereo).
Cyrill.
A.
I,
333 D.
30.
Did. A. 677 C.
Plut.
I,
<rw-ep7ro>.
Epict.
o-vv-evrjpepeco.
215 C.
SwepiBE,
ojTos, o,
Syneros, a heretic.
Rhodon.
to
(Tvv-ev6vjieojiat-
Themist. 123, 5.
1336 A.
(Tvv-epaiTaa,
Theod. IV, 376 D,

to
avv-evdiva or ^vv-evdiva.
argue.
94, 14.
o-uv-euXoye's).
Themist. 407, 26.

Cyrill.
propound questions,
t\.
Just.
Tryph. 139.
A.
I,
Lucian. U, 26. 821,

99, 28.
Sext. 86, 24.
336 B.
(Tvveiveta, as,
fj,
Diog.
9,
51.
(avvevvos) a sleeping together.
<rvv-epa>Tri(7i,s,
e(os,
t),
argument.
Sext. 93, 32.
Caesarius 1045.
a-vv-eimadea.
Orig.
117, 20.
avvcpaTTjTeov
miv-eaBLo).
18, 12.
IV, 373 B.
Aret. 117 A.
11,
Set (rvvepcoTav.
Sext. 117.
31.
(rvv-evrraiSevTos or ^v-evnaiSevros, ov,
evTrai-
Classical.
Sept.
Gen. 43,
Ex.
Plut.
SevTos.
Dubious.
Lucian.
Ps. 100, 5.
Paul. Gal.
2, 12.
avv-evpiaKio.
647.
Max.
Conf.
II,
n, 1128 B.
xnivea-is,
title.
f/, wisdom, intelligence, used as a Eus. n, 1077 C. 1136. 1044, jj i/xeTepa. Athan. I, 369, t) a-rj. Basil. IV, 413. Greg. Nyss. II, 237. Pseudo-Z>tora. 261. 3> In the titles of some of the Psalms it represents the Hebrew S'^tva, supposed to
288 A.
a-vvfvpvOjilCa),
la-co,
ea>s,
(evpv6p.os) to be accordant or
consonant with.
(Trat
Ignat. 697
^vvevpidju-
yap Ta7s evToXais.

Philon
Diod.
I,
<rvv-vpvva>.
209.
II,
avv-iva-xrjjiovitD.
OTjv-evcjjrjiiea).
mean
-31.
vfivos, atrfia, dSri,
song, ode.
Sept. Ps.
272 A.
nvi.
442 F. 49 as V. 1. Plut. II, Max. Tyr. 22, 18. Eus. II, 1321,
Plut.
5,
43.
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a'Vv-ev(j)pai,vo/j,ai
1048
Dion. H.
2
a-vv0eoKaTT]yopea>
Imper. Novell. 22.
10,
<rvv-ev(t>pa!vofiai.
Sept. Prov. 5, 18.

I,
Justinian. Cod.
25,
S".
3, 2, 4.,
V, 238,
2.
PUlon
355, 9.
Barn.
Apol.
13.
(Co61.
55,
1.
1,
2,
dex
Orig.
x).
Classical.
Leo.
Just.
1,
Tact.
19,
18.
Novell. 134, 1. Porph. Novell. 257.
(Tw-eixotnai.
I,
(Compare Synes. 1408

doKstv etvai
v6fj.ifj.a
'YwtpfiSe Kcphav, a
rj
445 D.
1613 A.
Petr.
2, 2,
ireTroLTjKev
(TvvfjBeui.)
a-vv-fva>xeoixm.
12.
Classical.
1, 3, 5.
7nd
avvfjdeia,
(ov,
rd,
^=
(TvvfjSeia.
Jejun, 1904 B,
Justinian.
Jos. Ant.
Lucian.
11,
113.
Ta>v KaTap.7)vicoi'.
fTvVT]6iâi, i(T<o, tretrvvqdiKa,
<Tvv-(f)aXKojxm or ^vv-ecpaSXoiuu.
o-vK-ecjbaTrXoiB.
Philosir. 799.
z^
iO)da.
Sasi^.
IV, 817 A.
1, 27, 9,
Cod.
(Tvvrj6tos
1,
17, 3.
Clim. 697 A.
889 A.
900 D.
a-vv-ecpfdpeia.
a-vv-e!pril3im.
a-vv-e4"-''"rdva.
<Tvv-e(j)i(TTrini.
Pohjh.
Polyb. Polyb.
et alibi.
1025 D.
(a-vvTjdrjs),
Pint. 11, 816 A. B.

6,
adv.
usually,
ordinarily
32, 2.
9,
7,
13, 2.
JSiosc. lobol.
habitually.
Classical.
to his
Orig.
I,
1060, favrai,
II,
3,
4.
according
as
custom.
Athan.
14.
856 B.
1,
p. 54, to connect with.

a-vv-f(j)o8Ldâ>.
(rvv-r)\iKia>Trjs,
ov, 6, i=: (TVvfjXi^.

1,
Diod.
53
Plol. Tetrab. 47.
V.
1.
Paul. Gal.
rj,
<TVV-^-0p.0L6(0
=n
f),
OflOWOi.
Plut. II, 780 B.
avvrjXi^, iKos, 6,
of the same age.

10, vySiv.
Classical.
<TW-e(l)opda.
Ptol. Tetrab. 146.
Theodtn. Dan.
Clasa~vv-qK6a>.
avvrjKvcrlr), qs,
1,
ovvex^ca, as,
sical.
continuity;
succession.
Classical.
-q,
Dion C.
56, 14, 2.
Erotian. 322 Kara avvexîav, continu-
Ionic for
a-vvrjkvcria, as, q,
im
Fseudo-Demetr. 85, 5. Sext. 721. Chrys. X, 11 A. 2. Frequency. opposed to (rnavios. <TvvfX7]i, is, frequent ;
ously.
following.
Agath. Epigr.
avvr{kv(Tis, tms, q,
73, 4.
avve'Kev(n.s, a-vvSpofifj
I,
TO avTo.
(rvv7}fjifjLVQ)s
Clem. A.
388.
11,
548.
closely.
Sext. 33.
a-vv-exSpoLivu).
((TuraTTTO)),
'
adv. counectcdly,
Plut.
II,
490 F.
;
Galen.
II,
85 Airojxvkqvas', irpoâKKcuv rd
x^l-
a-vvexS>s (a-vvix^s}, a.dv. frequently

tTTTavims.
opposed to
Sext.
Classical.
Polyb.
3, 78, 3.
33.
iTvv--\JAr]pa,
\q o'vvqpi-fiEvais, pouting. Basil. I, 517, Did. A. 928 D. Pseudo-/s<. 1216 C. Eunap. V. S. 34 (61). avv-qvtoxeo>.
Arist.
eavijj.
Schol.
oTos, TO,
anything cooked.
Galen.
Nub.
25.
VI, 325 E.
trvveyj/Tjreov
a-vv^da)
2,
11.
a-vv-(r)Tio
= =
^
6,
<Tvvqvtap.iviits
{fTvvevoai),
adv. unitedly.
Epiph.
5ft <TvvyJAtv.
o-ufato.
Geopon. 14, 24. Paui. Rom. 6, 8. Tim. 2,
11,
552 D.
fellow-Epirote.
(Tvv-rjireipd)rqs, ov, 6,
Varro. R.
R.
(Tv^-qTia.
2.
5.
15.
Act.
91.
Marc. I, 21. Luc. 24, Barn. 4 (Codex X).

a-vv-^vyos, see truf^Tr;-
crvvqpefpia, as, q, the being
cvvqpe^qs.
App.
II,
663, 88.
(Tvv-qpfj.oo'p.ivas,
a-vv-Tj<r6qiieva>s,
<Tvv-(rjTrj(Tis, crvv-(r]TrjTTis,
<71S, K. T.
aAv. fitly.
Anton.
4, 45.
I,
\.
rj,
adv. sensibly.
Orig.
913 B.
iTvv-rjyepoviKos,
6v,
alike
rjyefiofLKOs.
Greg.
C.
<Tvvqfy6q(n,s, eas, q, =i:
ro a-vvqdeadat.
168, 32.
App.
II,
Naz.
Ill,
185
B
^z:
(ruvryyopia.
802, 16.
^rvvTjyopqfia,
aros, ro,
Dion
avv-quvxaâ.
a-vv-qxea>,
to
3, 6, 17.
Philon
resound.
II,
37, 33.
47, 11.
a-vvrjyopqriov
55, 4.
Classical.
Sept.
Mace.
Plut.
8ei (nivrjyopfiv.
Sext. 676, 31.
Clem. A.
u.sage
I,
292 A.
r),
(TvvfjxqTis, e(9, q, (^(Tvvrixca}

:
consonance.
*<Tvvrj6eia, as,
:
familiarity, intimacy
custom,
11,
II,
1021 B.
Syncell. 229, 19.
wont, habit.
Chrysipp. apud Plut.
cvv-ddWo.
a-uvBoKfrTcof
4, 8.
(Tvv-6aviid^(x>.
1036 E, the experience of mankind. Diod. 11, 56, e'xeiv trpos nva. 14, 12 Eis avvf]6etav e\6aiv Kvpa. Dion. H. Y\, 800, fj koikij, u.ius loquenili. Joann. 18, 3y6 "Eort 8e a-vvrjOda
vplv iva eva
iipXv dno\v<ro>.
Sel trvvBakireiv.
Geopon. 16^
Euchait. 1135 A.
Isid. 4, 51.
auv-davfJUiTovpyea.
avv-Bcdô}.
(Tvvdfta, as,
189 C,
Greg. Naz.
Erotian.
6,
usage
Diod.
f),
in language.
Plut. II, 1036 D, the
common
ovopdrcov
((TvvBeos) co-divinity.
experience of mankind.
Trjs
22
C Tmv
0os.
n, 585 D.
avv-Se'XqTqs, ov, 6, joint-Bekqrqs.
Cyrill.
(TwqSeias.
Clementin. 193 A.
Sext. 34
Pseudo618. 620,
Svvrj-
A. IV,
Demetr. 35. 42.

24,
Kotvrj,
=:
129.
VI, 889.
in language.
rjv
Apophth. 252
SKiVft iva
irivBepa, aros, to,

11.
Max. Conf H,
avvBq/ia.
15.
77 C.
Sept. Eccl. 12,
oeta Se Totavrrj
i'\dri yvvT)
iv
ttj
(^
eav)
Mace.
Orat.
2,
1,
13,
Apollod. Arch. 35.

Greg. Naz.
III,.
an' aXKrjXiov oiiiXaxriv.

avrr)
Bus
Alex.
iroî-
Just.
composition.
420 ^vvrjdeta Se
10.
KSKpar^Ke irapa rots

sporlulae,
Xoir Iva TrpoKddrjvrai.
2.
Protosp. Corpor. 193,
Socr. 33 'Ek (rvvBefuiTos, ex compacto. a-vvdfOKarqyopcai, to be BfOKaTqyopos together with.
508.
Consuetae
customary
Just.
Stud. 1088
pqfTavTes.
C T^
ScoKaTqyopoi irvv6eoKaTqyO'
presents, perquisites,
in
the plural.
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avv-deoXoyem
(ruj^deoKoyfOi.
Cyrill. j4.
(niv-6eos,
ov,
1049
a-vv-iepao/j,ai
Atkan.
H,
48
-(Tdai
rtvt.
tem.
3.
A
rj,
compound.
ov,
Sophrns. 3436, ck
Polyb.
X, 68 C,
riva nvi.
(rrjfrdpov Ka\
I,
peXiros.
alike divine.
Leant.
1708 B,
(TvvBrfpaTiKos,
9,
conventional
8,
18,
&v6pamos.
Anast. Sin. 281 B.

rj,
avvSeorr)!, ijtos,
crvvdeta.
Did. A. 321 B,
ypdppara, in cipher. avvdrjpanKms, adv. in cipher.

(Tvv-6iatTeva>.
Polyb.
8,
19, 8.
Tov irarpos.
avv-dfpairmvls,
ISos,
rj,
Strab. 10,
female fellow-servant.
270.
<n)v6ia(TaiTeva}
=
ov,
3, 18.
avvBiaaaTrjs
elpt.
Method.
Classical.
Clem. A.
230, 16.
I,
725 B.
PhUostr.
121 A.
Iambi.
(rvv-dcpaTreva.
Myst.
II,
crvv-6ia(Td>Trjs,
6,
partner,
Orig.
I,
etc.
Clem. 4.
avv-Bepanmi/, ovTOi, 6, fellow-servant.
Eus.
o-vv-6iyydva>
740 C.
a-uv-6epiâ.
a-vv-6eppaiva>.
a-vvOXdrra
Classical.
Classical.
14, 3.
Leant. II, 1996 C.
(TvvBXaia
= ^
^=
I,
189 B.
1040 B.
diyydvto.
Themist. 288.
(TvvffKda>.
Theoph. 23.
(ruvflXdo).
us. ^te. 441 A.

Longin. 10, &
PhUostr. 89.
Diosc.
1,
62, p. 64.
a-vv-dXiîi, cms, ^, compression.

({iTTeK
Jos.
Ant.
7,
^=
iiro ex).
Philosirg. 689 B.
avvBems, ems, rj, composition, arrangement. Diod. 17, 39, compromise. 13, 112 'Ek <tvvDion. H. V, 5. 6, ovo6e(Ta>s, ex industria.
pmatv, collocation of words. Apallon. D. Adv. 596, of compound words (jpikoBeos, (rvvdya)
o-uK-floXom or ^vv-6oX6a>
Gj-e^. iVaz.
I,
floXdco.
opposed to
14.
dTrXoTTjs.
Pseudo-Z*emc(?-. 3.
Theol.
II,
9.
2. Addition, in arithmetic.
A rith.
Philon
I,
11, 28.
3. Synthesis; opClem. A. II, 305 B. posed to dvoKvcns. Iambi. Mathem. 208. 4. Game, a single match at a play. Justinian.
Cod.
3,
Plut.
1018 C.
945 A. (Tvv-6opvîa>. Diod. 13, 101. avv-dprjveto. Dion C. Frag. 18, 10. Basil. Ill, 257 A. Greg. Naz. I, 745 B. Macar. 221 Vit.Nil. Jun. 97 B. A. Plut. I, 431 F. 516 F. Oi'ijr. <Tvv-6piapêia. I, 617 C.
(TvvBpdrjtns, ems,
rj,
(flpoem) trouble.
Sext. 426,
31. (Tvv-dpovos, ov,
43, 1.
rj,
16,92.
component.
Erotian.
186,
occupying the same throne. Diod. 2. SubPa^Warc^. 1064 B, Ttra's.
ovvSenKos,
6v,
stantively, TO a-vvdpovov, the clergymen's seals
Tovrav, that compose them.

popia.
Galen.
II,
175 B,
Dion.
(^KaKorj-
in a church, the bishop's seat being in the

centre.
Sext. 449.
ov,
Sophrns. 3984 A.
Pseudo-Gecm.
p.
oivdeTos,
compound, in grammar. Thr. 635, 21, <T)(rjfui, compound form
409 C.
Theoph. 682.
Phot. lY, 1229 C.
Achmet. 225,
2,
198.
ftjf).
Dion.H.\l,
862, 16, ovopa.
Drac.
Sext.
Cedr. n, 487.
(Tvv-6pu7rrto
{Const. Apost.
57.)
19.
Apallon. D. Pron. 300. 345. 302, dvTto-
vvpla (iavTOv).
Fseudo-Demetr. 45.
317, (pavT] (Ai'my wepmaTeT).
Pallad. Laus.
1105 -rai eXmai, alive-salad? (olives, oil, vinegar, and onions?). 1146 A, Xaâva, herbsalad
?
mivderas, adv. in composition (Xivouneppou

(TTreppa \ivov).
Luc. Act. 21, 13. Bpv'ma. 504 B. Steph. aiiv-dpvîs, ems, ij, a breaking in pieces. Diac 1077 A. Cyrill. A. I, 780 A. (Tvv-6vpidxo. Synes. 1077 C. (jvv-6vpavXea. Euagr. 2832 B. a-vvdvpos, ov, (6vpa) neighbor.
^=. Basil. Ill,
avv-BvTrjs,
ov,
6,
Galen. VI, 331 E.
6ea>p6s, fellow-sacrificer.
/rascr.
mvBrjKdpios, ov,
Const. (536),
o-vvBifKr)
6, (.(Tvv6r)KX]) bettor,
one who
bets.
Apollod.
1
1176 D.
rjs,
r),
70.
2.
2, 7, 2, 4.
1196, 16.
Moer.
Ill,
Fellow-priest.
Greg. Naz.
or
^vvdrjio),
compact, treaty, cov2, 20, 5.

2,
1024 A.
(TvvdcoKio)
o-uvfliBKOs,
enant.
Classical.
Polyb.
43, 10.
1306 A.
(TvvSaKea.
ydp rfaav Iva firjSe2. Composition, Orig. I, 653. repa apxaLucian. collocation of words, a-vvSea-is.
Dion.
H.
I,
410
Sui'^îcat
oy,
Jos.
crvvSaKOs.
Ant. 15, 3, 8. Oenom. apud Eus.

Sophrns.
Ill,
384 A.
ov,
6,
a-vv-iarpos,
fellow-physician.
II,
58,
ovopdrmv.
bet
Hermog. Rhet. 229,

with
10.
3520 C.
oTJv-iSidfm, to appropriate.
PhUostr. 505.
awBrjid^co,
to
Apollon. D. Synt.
one.
1176 E,
Toiis imtTKOTTovs.
(536), Balsam, ad Phot.
Const.
42, 10.
<rvv-i.8p6(o with,
together, all over.
Diod.
Athen.
3, 28.
Nomocan.
1059.
13, 29.
Diosc. 5, 45.
(ruvBriKoôiia
preceding.
Schol Arist. Plut.

Polyb.
<Tvv-ihpia.
Dill. .4.
App.
484 B.
ij,
I,
881, 38.
1,
12.
ovvdripa, aros, to,
34,
8.
Soz. 1261.
L. tessera, ticket. Lyd. 215, S.
oTEfflf,
to (rvpôXov r^r ttI1044 B, T^j KOivavlas, 2. Institutum, institution. the Creed. Cels. apud Orijr. I, 936 C, the Christian sys-
Em.
6,
(TW-iSpaxTis, ems,
II,
perspiration.
Theoph. Nonn.
Sfrai. 14,
II,
8 (titul.).
(rvv-iepdopm.
1,
Dion. H.
I,
279, 12.
23, p. 106, 13, Tivi.
Jos. Ant. 17, 6, 4,
p. 845.
Plut. II, 276 E.
132
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auv-oepaTevco
^niv-ipaTfvai>
1050
Kai
Jos. Apion. 2,
8iJO
crvv-vevcn^
o-uXXajSai cis fiiav (Tvviôva-cv (yrjpal
Eustrat. 2368 B.
r/,
<rvv-upevs, eas,
23. 11.
fellow-priest.
yrjpai, 'AiST^r'AiSiji).
Plut. II,
.54,
700 E.
7.
Dion
C. 40, 62.
44,
a-vv-iKTia>.
a-vv-LKcrrfs,
Agathar. 120, 24.

ov,
6,
Plut.
I,
320.
19.
to
59,
28.
fellow-suppliant.
PseudoPlut.
(Tvvtepeia,
be
trvviepevs-
Greg. Naz.
I,
Dion. 561 B.
o-WK-iTTTrafo/xat.
481 B.
<Tvv-Upos, ov,
Jos.
(Tvvvaos.
Plut. II, 753 F.

II,
II,
I,
1043 C.
Mai. 124, jrpos th/o. Ant. 15, 6, 7, p. 759. Pallad. Laus. 1202 -afm.
tj,
<Tvv-iepovpyia>.
Dion. H.
170.
oil,
672.
Philon
(rvviTTirevcrLi,
eas,
=:
to avvinTreveiv.
A el.
653, 29.
11,
Plut. 11, 292 D.

6,
Tact. 18, 5.
(Tvv-ipovpy6s,
fellow-Upovpyos.
Strab. 16,
Stud.
<Tvv-LW7reva>.
1076 A.
avv-iâva, to sink, fall,
Jos. B. J.
I, 7, 8, 5.
a-vv-inrapac.
settle.
2,
Dion C. 50, 5, 2. Synes. 1073 A. Clem. A. I, 205 C.

to
26.
a-vvurSplîa,
be
connected
(ttros)
by
an
taSpos.
Drac. 145, 22.
Clem. A.
Scymn. 371,
trpos Tfjv Hovtiktiv.
429 C,
eis
TO (TTTjOos.
(o-uj/ifavm)
(Tvv-to'o-7rpo(Tr]yopos, ov,
having the same
fl-wiXiJo-tf,
a sinking, falling ^, Strab. 1, 3, 10, opposed to otto/in, settling. PZm(. I, 543 Cornut. 89. Soterif, of the sea. E, of buildings. Plotin. I, 201, 7. 2. Synizesis, in grammar called also Schol. Drac. 9. 145, 21. <rvveK(l)a>vrjcns. It takes place when, for Hepli. 2, 1, p. 18.
eas-,
;
appellation with.
cruv-ia-Tava.
crvv-i(TTam.
Gelas. 1256 D.
6,
Polyb. 4, 5,
Theophil.
et alibi.
1053
A.
Greg.
Th.
1048 B.
uvv-L(7Tr]pi, to set together.
agree.
Diod.
L.
1 7,
94, SiSdvat.
it
Mid. avviarapaL, Impersonal

to
is
I,
crvvea-n]K.e,
constat,
evident, ad-
the sake of reducing two syllables into one, a vowel standing before another vowel is changed into its corresponding semivowel. The combinations subject to synizesis are the same as the diphthongs reversed thus, lA, EA, YA, OA (QA), IE (IH), YE, 10 (IQ), EO (EQ), YO (YQ), lY as TrdXtos, a dissyl;
mitted; a Latinism.
x6at.
A than.
313,
Treirpa-
n, 741 A, eva deov elvai, unum constat 2. In ecclesiastical language, deum esse. to alloiD to stand with the communicants at
prayers, said of the trvveaTayres.
1308 A.
01
Basil.
IV, 797. 805.
Dion. Alex.
Participle,
(Twea-Tares, penitents of the fourth grade,
lable
TreXexeas,
a trisyllable.
Synizesis
who were
allowed to stand with the moroi
must not be confounded with contraction

for a contracted syllable is (a-vvoKoK^ri) long by nature, whereas in case of synizesis the first vowel, after it has been changed into its corresponding semivowel, produces no effect upon the quantity of the syllables between which it stands as, Corinn. 9 ^H
; ;
of the church at prayers, but not to partake of the Lord's Supper.

797. 800.
Anc.
25.
Basil. IV,
Sext.
,
[Polyb.
8, 3,
2 a-vviarapai.
212, 23. 216, 20. 485, 5 avviaTOKa, active in

sense,
crvv-ioTopea).
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fil-Seis,
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'AXXa reov
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\
V. = 2. llS Eus. =
Iambi.
P. 512.] B.
II,
To
be con-
(ruj/oi8a.
Aristeas 19. 24. 27. 29.
la^vta.
Aihan.
I,
133 B.
Sept. Par.
2,
arvviqpi, to
Trpayos v
7ipvp.vj]
7r6\ea>s.
26, 5 6 trvvimv
(Tuv-vaos, ov,
understand.
crvvLeis,
seer.
Iren. 468.
A has the smooth breathing for its corresponding semivowel, which in the Shemitic alphabet is denoted by Aleph (x). It never As to aeSkevav (Horn. occurs in synizesis. II. 24, 734), AE, in this place, is to be regarded as a diphthong. (See AE, above). E has the rough breathing, corresponding to the Shemitic He (r\), the Latin and English H. In case of synizesis, however, it may be supposed to have been changed into I, in pronunciation
it is
in the
having the same temple, worshipped same temple, applied to gods who have a temple in common. Inscr. 4899. 2230, 8.
Cic. Attic. 12, 45.
IT,
Strab.
7,
7,
12.
Plut.
668 F. 679 D.
6,
<Tvv-vavKKr]pos, ov,
III, 663.
Joint-vavKKrjpos.
Lucian.
o-vv-veavtvopat<Tvv-veKp6a>.
Dion C.
51, 8, 1.
71, 4, 5.
I,
Caesarius 1048
213,
Greg. Naz.
397.
m,
nvin.
tj,
H has the Shemitic Hheth (n)

treated lUce E.
as ffoXfiBt, polyos, crrlidea, ste'thya.

;
(Tvv-veKpcoo-is, eas,
r^
to (TvvveKpovv or avvII,
in
has for its corresponding semivowel the Shemitic Yod ('), the Latin / (jacio, jungo), and the English Y (ye, yarn, yet, you). O and Q have each the Shemitic A yin (jr) in Greek, Fav is the only substitute for it. Y has FaC, corresponding to the Shemitic Waw (l), the Latin V, and the English (wood, wine).
I
Greek
veKpova-daiavv-vpri(Tis
(rvvvcvpQ>a-Ls,
a-vptf>va-is,
Greg. Naz.
f),
401 B.
Plut. II, 393.
ecos,
cojff,
distribution.
^,
(yevpoat)
:=
or
7}
8ta veupov
union by sinews.
rj,
Galen. IV, 11 C.
tendency
to-
a-vv-vev<Tis,
ems,
inclination
2,
wards.
10, p.
Polyb.
175, 12.
40, 5.
Strab. 4, 5, 1.
2, 5,
Plut.
n, 428 A.
9.
Soran.
250, 20.
Antyll.
Max. Tyr.
Orib.
I,
f)
84, 37.
apud
533,
Anton. 9, 9. Eus. II, 936 C.
miv-i^m, to coalesce.
Apollon. D. Synt.
7,
28
Pseudo-Z)ion. 436,
npos ra
Beia.
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<7VV-0hKr)<7l,'i
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to
he cloudy.
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1212.
904.
Co7ist.
(536), 1153 B.
21.
Eust.
684.
55, 11, 2 o-vvviiKXpa, 2 perf.]

<Tvvvf(j)Tis, is.
Mai. 491,
sc.
Nic.
II,
2wo8t108
C,
(tvvoSckoI,
Mon.
Classical.
rj,
Sext. 741.
Kov, oO, t6,
/3i/3Xioi/,
aefe
of a council, a
iTvvv(f>ia,
as,
cloudy sky, cloudy weather.

10.
<Tvv(f)ris.
book containing an account of the transactions
Men. P. 463,
(Tiv-ve(j)os, ov,
of a council.
Socr. 409.
;^
Jos. Ant. 18,
8, 6.
'Adavaa-lov,
the
by Athanasius.
oi
aw-vea>, to spin together.

avv-vea, to sioim together.
o-w-vffflTepifo).
Anton. 4, 34. Lucian. II, 529.

2,
followers
of
the
Chalcedonian council.
Philostrg. 569 A.
Apophth. 433.
Phiage.
(TvvohiKas, adv. synodically.
Strdb. 6, 4,
p. 458, 10.
Ion 11, 682 -o-ât.

<rvv-ved)Tepos, a,
oi',
young man of
2.
the
same
Euagr. 2489 C. 2. In conjunction, of the sun and the moon. Orig. VII, 309 B.
o-ucoSiTT/r,
Mat. 181, 17.

<Tvv-vtpn6.^<o.
ov,6,
ynod
Iren. 4, 88,

:
2.
I,
fellow-traveller.
viv-vrjais,
os,
4, 40.
a spinning together
1,
connection.
Anton.
B.
Chalcedonian 1248 C.
avv-oboiiropeo).
council.
Follower of the Leont. I, 1229 C.
(rvv-vrjareia.
Just. Apol.
61.
Basil.
HI, 180
Lucian.
752. 766, per avrov.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
avvoSos, ov,
Tj,
religious meeting.
Clementin. 53.
405 B.
avvvorjTiKos,
i),
6v,
=
^
I,
dvvdfievos
crvvvoetv.
Plotin.
I,
200.
ij,
(n/v-i/oijTdr,
6v,
comprehensible,
intelligible.
Adam. 1805 A.
^rumiojiiojim, rjaoftai,
(rvmofios
elfii.
Plut. II,
1065 F.
<rvvii6iia)s,
adv.
=
T),
ivvofias.
Cyrill.
A.
I,
884.
avv-wKTepeva.
a-vvvvfKpos, ov,
Plut.
982 C.
L. janitrix, one's
yiiis-
Gangr. 21. Eus. II, 829. Greg. Naz. Ill, 321. IV, 97. 2. Concilium, council, ecclesiastical assembly. Anc. 6. Nic. I, passim. Ant. 1. . II, 492. 1537 (1080). 1061 B, olKovpeviKfj. Laod. 40. Athan. I, 248. 257 C. 357. 465 D. 11,25.261.1048. Basil. IV, 401 C. Const. I, 6. Greg. Naz. IH, 225. Amphil. 96, ij ei/ Naia. 5oc?-. 565 B. Theod. Lector 196 B. Damasc. II, 332 C.
(vv/Kfit]')
PseZZ. 816.
band's brother's wife,\iterii\lj, fellow-daughterin-law

Sept.
;
the plural avvvviKpoi

1, 15.
=:
elvaripis.
800 D.
p. 270.
3. Conjunction of celestial bodies. Gemin. Cleomed. 74, 10. S^raJ. 3, 5, 8,

Plut. II, 892 C.
Ruth
.!. 648, 11.

2, 24,
Diog.
7,
146.
^row-oy/tdo/oiai.
Epict.
18.
(Ti/KoSeuT^s
or ^vvoScvTrjs,
ov, 6,
4. Sexual
6 avvoSeuav.
I,
Schol. Arist.
miv-oSevai, to
Ran. 896. journey icith,
to
accompany.
ijXi'co.
Sept.
Strdb.
Philon 122 (123), p. 790. Hippol Haer. 218, 77. 3. Collegium, association, company. Diod. 4, 5. Inscr. 124.
148, 16.
intercourse, ::= o-uyouo-ia.
Diosc.
5,
Sap.
6,
25.
Cleomed. 14,
6, 7-9
349.
OTjyoSos, ou, 6,
8, 3, 17.
Pseudo-iucian.
Ill, 613, ûera
toC
o-vvoSoLTTopos.
Epict.
2, 14, 8.
''Epfiov,
in conjunction with.
<Tvv-o8vvdopat.
Sept. Sir. 30, 10.

Vit. Nil.
avvobla, as, ^, (ôSos) journey in company with others. Cic. Attic. 10, 7, 2. Plut. II, 48 B.
crw-dfo), fo cause fo smeH.

rfjv eKKXrjtrlav.
Jun. 76 D,
II,
2.
6,
7,
Party of
6.
travellers,
2,
4,
Luc.
Epict. 4,
5, 64.
4.
1,
91.
company. Strab. Ant. 6, 12, 1. 3. Family. Sept. Nehem.

44.
Jos.
society, associates,
a-vp-oiSa,
to be
conscious.
Dion. H.
r
1,
7.
995, 9
^vvetSoTes eavrots ori

avv-oihia>
TaWa
Diod.
to
ijbiKijKores rjvav.
olbeto.
Philon
258, 6.
II,
Company,
101,
1.
Mnesith. apud Orib.

c<af,
Afric. Epist. 48 A. Eus. II, 1456 C. Basil. Ill, 876. 885, of monks. Greg. Nyss. Ill, 1001 C. Euagr. Scit. 1224. Pallad. Laus. 1073. 1226, rrapBevav, of nuns. Nil. 104 B. Socr. 516 B. Cyrill. Scyth. V. S. 243 C. Clim. 945 C. Ant. Mon. 1425 B. trwoSiKapios, ov, 6, member of a council. Max. Conf II, 216 B. Const. HI, 1186 C. wvohmos, T), ov, (avvoSos) sy nodical, in astronomy. Ptol. Tetrab. 92. Synes. 1387, vi^, new moon. 2. Synodicus, synodal i s synodic, synodal. Greg. Naz. Ill, 177, Tofios, avvoSiKov ypdfifw.. Carth. Can. Soz. 1441 C, 90, p. 1319 C, sc. (miTToKrj.
Iren. 857. Eust. Ant. 668 D.
community.
trvvoLhrftTis,
^,
II,
oTJi/otScTy.
Mnesith.
i)iod.
apud Or*.
18,26.
1, 2,
II,
251,
2.
truv-oiKetdo), to associate, etc.
Classical.
S^ra J. 10,
3, 8.
13,1,48.
14,1,6.
31, p. 57, 15.

<os,
rj,
avvoiKetaais,
tion.
association, union, connec-
Ptol.
Quintil. 9, 8,
avvoiKecria, as,
Tetrab. 39. 50. 55, affinity. 64, a figure of rhetoric.

f/,
:=:
(Tvvoiiaims.
Greg. Naz.
IV, 92 A.
crvvoiKeaiov, ov, t6,
a living
together, cohabitation.
Theod. Her. 1368 B. Basil. IV, 724 C. 729. Basil. Particularly, matrimony, marriage.
Socr. 358 A Chal. ydpos. IV, 721 B. Can. 27. Poiph. Adm. 89, 11. Basil. IV, <rvv-olKrj(rts, fwf, fj, a living together. Chrys. I 235 D. 721. in, 628 C, ywaocdr.
eTtuTToXr),
synodical
epistle.
Cyrill.
A. X,
81.
124 C,
ypdjifia, epistle.
Theod. IV, 1277 C.
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by Microsoft
(TWOLKia
a-uvoiKia, as,
ij,
1052
Polyb. 16, 11,
1,
avv-OTpvvco
ov,
village, hamlet.
ai
Kara
Tfjv pîi/aaj'.
2.
OMv-opoXoyos,
opoKoyos with.
Clem. A.
ment,
=z
Koivoîov.
Monastic Soz. 1072 C.
establish-
n,
76 A, 86^r}s.
the consent
1396 C.
4, 33,
a-vv-op6\oyovpevcas, adv. by
confessedly.
a-vv-opoTra6ia>
of
I,
all,
1173, ôi/ax"""'a-vvoiKia-iios, ov, 6,

7.
1596 C, ixovaarmai.
^=
<Tvvoiiu(ns.
Polyb.
Bust. Ant. 669 B.

cvvopoioiraBia.
Plut.
203
Diod. 12, 10.
15, 94,
tS>v
noKeau,
1711,
1,
of
4,
B.
11,
96 F.
several cities united.
Dion. H.
159.
Ill,
6,
avv-opopeo)
opopito.
the founding of
p. 421, 17.
a-vvotKia-Tris,
Eome.
II,
Strab.
15,
avv-opopos, ov,
=.
opopos.
Philon
oi,
6,
avvopcowpeo),
Nicet.
to be
18, 7, rm. Andr. C. 1217 B. avvopawpos. Schol. Arist.
Luc. Act.
^zz
crvvoiKca-Trjp.
Kan. 494.
a-vv-ovopaôi.
iVz/ss. II,
Paphl. 37 A.
a-vv-oiKoSea-TTOTcai.
a-vv-oiKoSecrTTorris,
Ptol. Tetrab. 41. 59. 61.

ov,
6,
Athan. 1184 C.
11,
233 C. 552 B.
Polyb.
Greg.
X>eU^.548B.
a point.
6, 22,
Joint
olKobeuTrorris.
(Tvv-o^vva, to bring to
Ptol. Tetrab. 63.

<Tvv-oi<o8ofj.a>.
avvw^crpevos.
1,
3.
To make
oxytone
like-
Sept. Esdr.
II,
5,
65.
Diod.
2,
wise
thus,
ly
is
accented like &s.
Apollon.
13,
22.
82.
Philon
291, 4.
Paul. Eph.
D. Adv. 559,
(Tvv-on\lâ>.
<Tvv-oTfKiTiva>.
a-vv-OTr\o(j)opea>.
12.
Poll. 1, 152.
(rw-otKomfiea.
91, 29.
Inscr. 3597,
6, 4.
Max.
Tyr.
Synes. 1073 A.
Themist. 70, 18.
2,
avv-ouTTos,
ov,
accordant, agreeing.
26. 27.
Apollon.
25.
avv-oTTTow.
Diosc.
173 (174)
-(rdai
perd
D. Adv. 533. 541,

PUlostr. 226.
(Tvv-o\ui6aiva).
7.
TWOS.
7,
cvv-oKKnôi or ^vv-OKka^ta.
Jos. B. J. 3,
(rvvoTTTLKos,
sical.
7},
OV,
:^
hvvapevos (Tvvopav.
Clas-
Dion. H. V, 143.
2,
Strab. 4,
1,
acav.
dious.
Stud.
Psell.
Pseudo-Diore. 868 B,
1016
Dzosc. Eupor.
rjs, 17,
164.
PZm;. II, 1077 B.

:
a-vvoTTTiKov,
interview
rav deiav vorjTou wpos tov dpûpea with. 2. Compen-
avf-oXKrj,
a drawing together
Sept.
contraction,
15.
927 A.
constriction.
Sap.
15,
Diosc.
(rvvowTiKms, adv. briefly, compendiously. Syncell.
Delet. 14, xîKewv.

II,
Tatian. 809 B.
Galen.
508, 10.
CTvv-opaais, ea>s,
i),
266 C.
Antyll.
o-vv-o\o<pvpoiuiL.
apud Or*. II, Dion. H. Ill, 1699.

general.
167, 8.
Jos. Ant.
comprehensive view.
Clem.
A. n, 388
(Tvv-opanKOs,
C.
rj,
17, 11, 2, p. 861.

<Tvv-oKa>s,
I,
ov,
(rvvowriKos.
JEpict. 1, 6.
adv.
40, 17.
iTvv-ofiaKvvai
Philon 339, 27. 482, 25. Did. A. 873 B. :^ ofioKvvm. Plut. I, 246 F.
ire
Classical.
Ptol. Tetrab. 10.

(Tvv-opdco, to take
sical.
a comprehensive view.
ClasKvpte,
Doroth. 1669
aoi rjôpeva
'Eai/
(rvvopas,
460 D.
a-vpofifipiâ, iaa>, (ofi^pos)
to
:=
deluge with rain.
et
i(TTi.
trvv-opyiaâ.
trvv-opeyopai.
Plut. II, 944 C. D.
Plut. Frag. 761 B.

a-vvopridrjs, fs,
Epict.
2, 17, 23.
4, 7, 20.
6p-q6r]s
or
oporjdrjs.
Antip. S.
avvopem,
1, 8, 1.
rja-a,
(o-ui/opov) to
2.
Ti.
border upon.
7, 5,
Polyb.
21.
<Tvv-oprfpev<fl.
5,
108,
Strab. 8,
tivL
Porph.
Polyb. 21,
9, 9.
Adm.
211, 13,
iTvv-opCKia), to
with.
13,
1.
have intercourse with : to converse Luc. Act. 10, 27, nvl. Jos. B. J. 5, Athan. I, 5 D. Adam. 1777 A.
oil,
(7vv-op6idâ)
^=
opBidô).
Philon
I,
319, 10,
sc.
cavTov.
<Tvv-op66(i>
or ^vv-opd6a>.
as,
f),
(TWOfuXrjTfii,
6,
=2
opiXrjrrjs.
Athen. apud
conversation.
(rvvopla,
(âvvopos)
Arr. Anab. 3, 9, 8. boundary. Genes.

Tivi,
Orlb. Ill, 168.

iTvv-opCkla,
as,
rj,

intercourse,
96,
7.
o-vvopiâi
TLVOS.
=:
avvopea.
Diod. 14, 14. 20,

neighbor.
Porph.
Adm.
89, 13.
o-uK-dfuXos, ov, associating with, associate.
Clem.
(TwopiTTis,
OV,
6,
{(Tvvopov)
Porph.
A.
I,
157 C.
Macar. 509 D.
::=:
Adm.
states.
154, 5, the inhabitants of neighboring Epict. 4,

20.
6,
iTvv-op,68ov\os, OV, 6,
Cyrill.
(rvvSovXos, SpoSovXos.
A.
I,
580 A.
a-vv-opodpovos, ov,
<Tvv-oppda.
7,
Plut. II, 1129 E.
opodpovos.
Porph. Cer.
II,
<Tvv-oppea.
Polyb. 5, 68,
383, 12 Tovs (TvvopoQpovas.

avv-opoiooi
avvopov, ov, TO, (oTuKopof)
et alibi.
opos, optov, limit,
opoioco.
Dion. H.
639 as
v.
1.
boundary.
avv-opo<f)6a
<Tvv-opxopat.
Porph.
Adm.
141, 4.
II,
205,
9. 12,
Plut. II, 1003. 1054.

<Tvv-opoKp<oTos, OV, (o/ios, Kipas) having the
=^
6po(j)6a>.
Lucian.
409.
II,
same
Plut. II, 613 A.
Lucian.
number of horns as another.

TIVOS.
Stud. 1816 B,
274.
avv-ocr(jipaiva, to give to smell at the
<Tvvopo\oyrjTfov
same
time.
hei uvvopoXyeiv.
EuSt.
A nt.
Galen.
XHI, 578
C.
649 B.
(Tuv-oTpvvu).
Themist. 356, 18.
Digitized
by Microsoft
avvovXia
irvvov\taj
III,
1053
Greg. Naz.
(TVV-TaflMi
rarov d^Biv Mdiifiov.
571. 673,
tii/i.
as,
rj,
^=
avvovXtaais.
1211 A,
Stud.
\j/aKiidTa>v.
1069 C.
3.
Vit. Jos.
mivovXoo), to
Theoph.
make
rj,
Hymnog.
Psell. 925.
933, e'U
nva
heal up, of ulcers or wounds.

the healing
To
epitomize.
eas,
I,
r],
18, 10, to heal up, neuter.
Tvvoîs,
synopsis,
interview.
compendium.
(TvmiiXaxTis, e<0,
up of a wound.
A than.
401 B.
r/,
Sept. Jer. 40, 6.

(rvvovXcoTiKSs,
rj,
o-vvoijfuns, ems,
Stud. 1457 B.
Stud. 1196.
6v,
r^:
Swdjifvos (rvvovKovv.
Classical.
Just.
o-vvo\jfi(Tij.6s,
oi, 6,
=z
preceding.
Greg. Xaz.
I,
1252 B.
Diosc.
crvv-oô(fiaye(o.
a-vva-Taa-iaa-TTjs,
Plut. II, 124 C.
iTvvov(rid(a> ::= avyyiyvoiiai.

3,
ovvaTavpom, a-vvarfva^co,
o-vvtrxTip-aTiâi,
,
avvavv1
133 (143),
Orig.
I,
yvvaiKi
''EavvovtriAfrBj)
B.
two otovovv. 728 B -o-fl^rai.
essentially with,
with,
To connect to make of the same nature

Simoc. 171,
1,
2.
Apol. 1, 33 Clem. A. I, 1161
(TTOixeio,
o-mfca,
o-vva-TpaTLaTrjs,
see
trvcTTaa-iacrTris. a-va-Tavpoco
{],
n.
X.
crvvrayrj, ^s,
(cruiTdacra))
L. pactum,
agree-
ment,
20, 10,
covenant,
V.
1.
appointment.
Sept. Judic.
mivovaiom.
:=:=
rm
ti.
38 as
14
:^
crvv6rjp,a, signal.
Esdr.
2,
trwovfrtafrijios, ov, 6,
to trvvovtrid^civ.
Sept,
'Atto
a-vvrayaiv,
at apjjointed times.
7,
Sir.
3.
23, 6.
Moschn.
1
fj,
Plul. II.
P.
6v,
mivovinaanKos,
7. Pseudo-Jbs. Maco. Clem. A. I, 508 C. pertaining or given to sex-
Iambi. V. P. 384.
Const. Apost.
40 Ta
mpi
TTjs a-vvTayTJs
taineth to
tov XpioroC, whatever perthe joining one's self with Christ.
ual intercourse.
Philon
11, 22, 39.
Clem.
A. I, 505, fiopiov. 1133, KOLvoDvia. Method. 205 C. Anast. Sin. 169 C. 2. Connected essentially with, oMvovmos. Hermes Tr. Poem. Ill, 1.
Apophth. 137 A. 2. Judgment. Nicet. Byz. 772 D 'H ripepa ttjs crvvrayrjs. 3. Recipe, medical prescription. Artem. 228.
a-vvraypa, aros,
^fi-s
mvova-ios, ov, (ova-la) connected essentially with.
Caesarius 868.
<niv-ova-i6w,
to
Epiph.
Ill,
25 B. Alex.
Tact. 2. Composition,
9, 4.
fj,
inKalSeKa Xoxoi
a body of troops Suo rd250 men. Ael. Plut. I, 24 D, the Koman legio.
treatise,
work, book.
58.
Sept.
connect essentially with.
Aphr. Probl. 42, 5 -a-dal rivi. Basil. IV, 621 Greg. Xaz. Ill, 332 C. Greg. Nyss. m, 369 B. Synes. 1072 C. Pseudo-Dion.
B.
Mace. 2, 2, H. V, 151.
C.
23.
Diod.
1, 3, p. 7,
Dion.
Epict.
3, 22, 79.
Phit. II, 605
1036 C.
Just. Apol. 1, 26.
Tatian. 876
D.
Sext. 56, 15.
Clem. A.
2.
429 C.
avvov(na>neva>s, adv. co-esseniially.
Council.
Basil.
Sept.
Job 15,8.
to
I,
377 A. 4. Sect
3.
n1-
HI,
peais.
Jos. B. J. 1, 5,
r}tTtt>,
468 C.
mivova-lioa-is,
eais, 7,
avvTayfiarapxea),
be
avvTayixaTdpxrjs.
union of
Cyrill.
ova-lai,
fusion, of
Philon
II, 66, 28.

6,
the two
natures.
Theod.
IV, 428
A.
Justinian.
A. X, 289 C. Monoph.
Theophyl. B.
cruvraypaTdpxrjs, ov,
a-vvTayp,a.
(apxto)
9, 4.
commander of a
Lucian.
Ill, 76.
Ael. Tact.
1108 D.
wvov<TmTi)s, ov,
6,
176.
an
I,
associate.
IV, 312 D.
avv-oxôiuu.
(jwraypaTapxia, as, 9, 10
fj,
:=
avvraypa.
avvrayjxa
Ael. Tact.
Plut.
irvmxevs, eas, ^,
43, 18.
(Tuvoxfi
,
1062.
Soz. 1056 C.
avvTaypdriov, ov, to,
little
{treatise').
6 <rvvex'v.
Iambi. Myst. 281.

17,
or ^vvoxr), Ê,
8, 3, 2.
Porphyr. Aneb. Psell. 1149 C.

Jos.
Athan.
(TvvTaKtjs,
II, 76.
s,
713 B. wasted
by
disease.
((TuvTijKa))
TO a-vvexîv.
Philostr. 565.
Ant.
Philostr. 168.
tion, affliction.
2.
Diog.
2,
99,
check, restraint.
(TwraKTeov
^=
fiet
avvrda'a'eLV.
Sext. 463.
Distress, anguish, vexa2, 3.
(rvvTaKTr]ptX)S, ov, {(rvvrdo-fTopai) relating to bid-
Sept. Judic.
Job
30, 3.
Luc. 21, 25.

24,17.
tnvoxtKos,
Paul. Cor.
2, 2, 4.
^juiV. Ps.
P;oZ. Tetrab. 83.

7),
6v,
Sas7. IV, 377 C.
Euagr. 2784 D ^vvraKTrjpios ding farewell. npos Tovs 'Avnoxfas Xoyos, a farewell sermon or address. Damasc. II, 276 D to trwraKrljpiov
crvveKTiKos.
Pseudo-iJion.
r=
Xoyos
(TvvraKrrjptos.
589 C.
705 B. C.
<ruv-oxiia^(o
<Tvvoxos, ov,
= =
(TvvrdKTqs, ov, 6, composer.
Epiph.
I,
849 C,
Rhet.
oximâ.
o-vvex-qs,
Lucian. HI, 657.

constant,
'QpiyevTjs, editor of
(rvvraicTiKos,
17,
the Scriptures.
cvvTaKrfjpios.
unremitted.
ov,
^=
Men.
Galen.
31, 33.
II,
254, irvperos.
Alex. Aphr. Probl.
56, 27.
255,13. 309, Xoyoy. 1080 B, opCKia.

o-vvraKTos,
fj,
313, XoXid.
.!. II,
<rui/oYrif<o, iVcB,
^^ vnh filav avvonîv ayayetv, to under one view. Did. A. 781 C. Herm. Vis. 3, 1, &pas, to observe. 2. To
bring
dv,
agreeing with,
Diog.
7,
in
grammar
(ouTos Xeyet).
64, 6p6fj irToKTci, with
the nominative case.
bring to the presence of, to introduce.
Com. 694,
view with.
12.
692, 20, nvi riva.
Mid.
Theoph.
crvv-
o-vv-TaXamapos,
ov, fellow-sufferer.
Clementin.
316 B, fellow-beggar.
avvâpias,
48, 21, 5.
Tertull. II,
374 E.
o^lôjiai, to
appear before, to have an interTheoph. 509 Swoylrl^frai tov dyiw-
ov, 6, quaestor's colleague.
Dion
Digitized
by Microsoft
a-vvraêi,Biapio<i
1054
crvv-TTjpeto
trvvTaêiSidpios, ov, 6, (raêlbiou) travelling-com-
parents of the godchild.

Stud. 961 C. Porph.
panion.
Phoc
Novell. 302 a-vvraêiSaptos.
Adm.
Jejun. 1896. 1929. 117. 156. Theoph.
trvvâ^Lbevd), to
Tzym. Novell. 302. go on an expedition with anyPorph. one, to join one in an expedition.
Adm.
Heph.
198, 15, et alibi.
Cont. 24. 120. [In the Ritual, the (rvvrcKvosappears as vapdmptjios.J a-vvriXeia, as, f), completion, consummation, end. Sept. Ex. 23, 16. Deut. 11, 12. Esdr. 1,
2, 1.
1, 6, 19.
*0Tjj'ra|is, f coj, ^,
1,
a putting together in order, etc.

rj
16,
hia roij
MN
(nvrjuasv).
2.
Nehem.
1704.
9,
31.
1,
Sir. 38, 28.
50, 14.
Jer. 4, 27.
Polyb.
38, 6.
Dion.
Syntaxis,
in a sentence.
syntax, arrangement of
words Chrysipp. apud Dion. H. V,

tS>v
H.
rr, 788.
m,
I,
MaU.
13, 39.
Herm.
Vis. 3, 8.
Talian.?in,TS>v
oKaiv.
Iren. 505.
tov Xdyou fxcpav. Dion. Thr. 633, 31. Dion. H. V, 31. Tryph. 29. Drac. 18, 20. Plul. 11, 731 E. Apollon.
32
(Diog.
7,
193),
1200.
action,
1124. 2. Completion of an denoted by the aorist, in grammar.

Onjr.
16.
D. Synt.
3.
collocation.
3.
139, 27.
147, 21.
Sext. 547, 23,
Treatise,
1, 3, 2.
work,
7.
hook,
=
11,
Pseudo-DemeZr. 93, Sept. Reg. 1, 8, 3.

oTji/i-eXfioo).
3,
Lucre,
profit.
Ptol. Tetrab. 209.

12.
Clem. A.
I,
(TvvTayfM. Polyb.
16, 20,
Hipparch.
Philon
1160.
to
n,
Pallad. Laus. 1211

time.
-S^vai,
1016.
Diorf. II, 561, 34.
Dion. H. V, 627.
1,
have died at the same

ear,
^,
VI, 729. 750.

1, 16.
Strdb. 1,
23.
<Tw-TeXci(B(7iE,
perfection,
completion.
Apollon. D. Synt. 71, completeness of action,.

Plul. II, 813
Cyrill.
4> Covenant, agreement.

Atto (ru!/Ta|ea>f, ex composito.
in
grammar
(eypa-â).
Clem. A.
I,
1089 B.
Roman
12.
5. TTie 1084 C, TOV XpinTov, with Christ. Dion. H. 11, 677, classis of citizens.
Strab. 17,
II,
^."X,
1341 B.
o'vvTeXco'K, fas,
f),
(oTiiTeXeo))
=^
preceding.
9,
Sept.
Amos
1,
14,
end.
Dan.
26.
27.
Aquil. Ps. 118, 96.

1,
trvv-ranetvoa.
48.
Epict. 3, 24,
1.
<ruv-T(Kecrrr)s, ov, 6,
Greg. Naz.
Ill,
537 B.
Greg. Nys.". H, 13 B.
L. Imper. Novell. 22.

12, 38, 19.
collator, tax-payer.
Just.
Justinian. Cod.
977 B.
(Tw-Tacrcra or a-vv-Tdrra), to
arrange together.
one's self
to,
to
Tiber. Novell. 22
1, 4,
18.
oi tS,v x''-
piwv Kvpiot, land-holders.

rrvvTcKetTTLKos,
t],
Mid. crvvTa(raopm,
to unite
ov,
perfect,
complete.
Sext.
make a covenant
with.
Const. Apost.
7,
41.
494, 18.
496, 10.
adv.
in a complete manner or
Apocr. Act. Barn. 12.
Pseudo-Dion. 396 B,
2. To construct TO Xpta-rm, at baptism. with, in grammar. Dion. H. VI, 800, 13, tI

nvt.
avvTeXeariK&s,
state.
Sext. 496, 33.
(Tuz'-reXeuraw, to die with.
Diod.
kill.
3, 7, rtvl.
Leshon. 166 (178).
Plut.
II,
1011 C.
a-vv-reXea, L. interficio, to
Apollon. D. Adv. 534.

403. 408. 410.
S.
Herodn. Gr. Philet.

prescribe medically.
5, 8.
B.
2.
Patriarch. 1056
Xijyoj,
Intransitive,
1,
:=
naiopm.
Deut.
To
Plut. II, 786, nvi n.
Anton.
leave
;
4.
Sept.
Gen. 43,
Karaipayeiv. Lev. 16, 20, e|i4, 15, KoKwrrovres.
To
XaaKopevos.
26, 12.
Nnm.
Tj,
bid farewell,
to
take
in the middle.
937.
Sir. 24, 28, yvmvat, to succeed.

ov,
Men. Rhet.
n, 369.
T( Kol
15
oprj,
309, nvi.
Bus.
II,
Athan.
*<rvV'Te\iK6s,
8vvdpvos
rtvof.
(See also
to hie.
oTrorafftro/zat.)
Hermog. Rhet.
1 76, 1,
2.
(rvvreXciv.
Preterite,
trvv-reiva, to hasten.
Ta jBovKoXta. 2. To tend towards,

27,
I,
Dion. H. I, 527, eif v\as Philon II, 56, 29. 17, 10, Plut. II, 509 A, Bpopoito
denoting finished past action, in grammar

(WrjKa, eoTTjV, eSmisa, TKcia).
Chrysipp. apud.
Diog.
93, 32
7,
190, dîapa.
Phryn. 336.
Apollon. S.
ouvteXikcos iKdav.
elpi.
apply, to bear upon.
a-vvreXtKas, adv. in the preterite.

*Ia>c,
Dion. H. V, 135,
steas
7, els
tovto to pepos.
Arihealth.
iropevopevos,
rj
npos vyUtav,
eVi n.
conduces
to
<TvvTtppov<o, rjaa,
6, 4,
^=
mivrippjov
Polyb.
1,
Philon
160, 35, Trpos wapriyoplav.
Apollon.
et alibi.
D. Pron. 284,
truK-TCK/nj/pioofiai
Sext. 16, 22.
(Tw-rippaiv, ov,
L.
conterminus,
conter-
(rvvTCKpaipopm.
Eunap.
minous.
Anthol. rV, 169 (251).
V.
S. 6 (10).
as,
r),
<rvvTeTpr)pvii>s
(TvvTeKvia,
{(rvvreKvos
2) the being god'
manner.
avvTfvîs,
(Tvv-TexvdCw.
Euagr.
Plut.
(avvripva), adv. in an abridged Scit. 1221 C.
father
or
godmother.
Nic.
CP
1064
A.
etos, ^,
=:
avvruxia.
I,
Porph.
a-dpevoi,
II,
Adm. 157
SvvreKviav per avTov

a-ivrfKvoi.
iroiri-
Anion. 3, 240 B. 309 E. F.

Plut.
I,
11.
having become his
Cedr.
crvvTexvdopca
=r
preceding.
910 A.
19,
353.
truK-TEpî/iTTjy, ou,
o, fellow-artist.
Luc. Act.
trvvT^KVos, ov,6,f), (reKvov) foster-brother, fostersister,
25 as V.
1.
an adopted child considered with reference to the children of the person adopting. Inscr. 2015. Gregent. 608 B, iavrav. 2.
(Tvv-Trjpia), to
keep together,
^vverfjpjjo'a
closely.
rrjv
Sept. To-
bit
1,
II
yjnjx^v
pov p^
(payctv.
Sir. 13, 12. 39, 2, to keep in mind.
Godfather, godmother, with reference to the
Polyb. 4, 60, 10.
Cleomed.
5.
Aristeas 18.
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by Microsoft
(Tvv-TTiprja-K
(nn>-Tqpr)(TK, fas,
1055
(Tuv-Tpavoai.
(yvv-Tvyyavto
Philon
II,
fj,
close
watching : preservation.
preservative.
I,
271, 37.
Hieron. V, 22 B.
trvvniprjnKos,
rj,
avv-TpavXl^co.
6v,
conservative
o-vv-rpina.
Clem. A. I, 288 C, vrjmoisAnton. 10, 24. Aret. 29 C.

fj,
Galen.
(rvvTiBriiu,
1,
II,
to
365, iyeias.
Greg. Nyss.
1240.
avvrprjiTLs, eas,
joint-perforation.
Classical.
Orib. Ill,
put
together, to compose.
Philon
24 'Atto iiovaboi avvTfdels
c^s
6 iirra api-
Apollod. Arch. 20. 634.

o-uv-Tpt^7j,
rjs,
J),
Antyll.
apud
Bftos
etc.
yeuva tov 6kto> koI

28).
cIkoiti (1 -|- 2 -j- 3,
Iren. 632
(Tuvrpiyîs,
a breaking in
"i.
'H rpias
(TvvredfiiTa
Greg. Naz.
iwea eyivvij<Tfv 9). IT, 482 B (7 X 7 50 1). 2. To compound, in grammar. Apollon.

-irBai /xera npodea-etot.
to agree.
(3X3
= =
9,
e<t>
iavr^s
pieces: ruin, destruction.

15.
Sept. Prov. 10, 14.
16,18.
Stud,
nzi
C.
Contrition
of
spirit.
Apophth. 208 C.
D. Pron. 302 A Mid. awTideiJuu,

yivrjTai.
3.
aTJvrpt^rjs, es,
(TvvhiaTpiâv, avvav, associate.
Proc. n, 583, 18.

(Tvv-Tpiâ,
to
Joann.
I,
22, Iva
rub together.
Lucian.
II,
95.
Gregent. 596
Aret. 123 D.
Strat. 13.
Toip^m re jrpos roixa (rvvrpi-
avv-rlKTa.
Basil.
617 B.
Jos.
ôvTi,
sc.
iavTov,
as a
drunken man.
down.
2.
aw-riKKa.
Ant. 16,
4.
To break
Classical.
in pieces, to break
Sept. Ps.
avvTiiidoiuu, to estimate, etc.

5, 1.
33, 19 -Terpicjydai, Trjv Kaphlav, to be of a broken heart. 50, 19 Kaphiav a^vTeTpipp.e'vr]v Kat
reTaTTGtvapevrjv,
o-i/K-Ti'/iTjortr, ecof, fj,
value, price.
Sept. Lev. 27,
broken and contrite

i;
Nmn.
(TvvTiTpao)
in, 629,
crvv-ToKiiaa
V.
2.
S.
99 (179).
Tjs, fj,
iTvvTopr),
S.
= = =
6.
rj,
18, 16.
heart.
Jer. 23, 9 Sut/crpi/Si)

rf/
Kapbia.
Polyb.
avvTerpalvo).
Antyll.
apud
51,
Orib.
21, 10, 2 -^rjvat

iXiria-iv, their
biavoia.
Diod.
4, 66, rais
ToKpaa.
Eunap.
9.
16.
yjrvxais.
3.
hopes were blasted.
16, 81,
rmt
Mid.
o-vvrplôpai, to feel contri-
tion.
Basil. IV,
292 B. Apocr. Act. Philipp.

6,
diminution.
Dion C.
78, 28,
in Hellad. 15.
a-vv-TpiKKivos,
ov,
Decisio, decision, sentence of punish-
fellow-feaster.
Inscr.
ment.
Dion.
Aquil. Esai. 28, 22 (nxinj).

conciseness, brevity.
Sext.
Classical.
269.
avvToiiia, as,
avv-rpippa,
arcs,
to,
destruction, ruin.
Sept.
43 2vvTop.las xapiv. Fsendo-Greg. Th. 1140. Andr. C. 1245 'Ev (TvvTop,lq, shortly, immediately. Porph.
H. VI, 1062.
Adm.
209.
ov,
avvTopMV,
TO,
(oTJi/TOfioy)
Joann. Mosch. 3057 B. 2. L. tessera, Chron. 490, 9 KaXa/iJa (rvvT6p,ia iroX\a

biaunviôvToiv,
Lev. 21, 19. Ps. 59, 4. 146, 3. Prov. 20, 30. Sap. 3, 3. Esai. 59, 7. Mace. 1, 2, 7. 2. A rubbing together {KaKcp<j)dTcos). Jejun. 1921 D.
/3pe/3iov ?
ticket.
crvvTpippos,
ov,
6,
(TvvTpiiîs,
a breaking,
dashing against: destruction.

22, 5. 10.
Sept. Reg. 2,
aprriov
Amos
5, 9.
Kakap,i(iiv.
Mai. 289,
brevity,
16.
Jer. 4, 20.
2.
Mich.
2, 8.
Contritioti
Sophon.
1,
(rvvrpi^T).
322.
Gloss.
fj,
avvTopo\oyla, as,
(Xdyos)
Pseud-
Basil IV, 649 B, KapSias. Macar. 769 B. Amphil. 76 C. Nic. II, 704 E.
(rvvrpiîs, eois,
f},
Athan. IV, 533 C.

(TvvTofios, OV, concise, brief.
^z: to avvTpiêiv.
Sept. Josu.
Sext. 36 'Qt iv (niv-
10, 10, rout.

(Tvv-Tpopos, OV,
1.
Topto Se Xoyo> ravra dpeaKci.
113, 17,
sc. Xoyco.
Cass. 157, 19.
fvrpopos.
129, 25, dnoKpLtris.
312 'Qj eV
OTivropua fhretv.
Sophrns. 3724 D.
as,
17,
523 'Or
ei>
irvvTopois irpbs TavTtjv elpâ-da.
avvTpo<j>la,
7seudo-Jacob. 11, Cosm. 497 A. L. convictus, (^cTvvTpo(j>os^

together, a living together,
Hippol. Haer. 348, 49 'Ev a-vvropxa, briefly. (TvvTopas, adv. evdis, immediately. Classical.
a being brought up
Polyb.
6, 5,
intimacy, familiarity.
10.
Sept.
II,
Mace.
3, 5,
32.
Theoph. 37, 15. 18.

avvTovla, as,
f],
Diod.
580, 46. 47.
Dion.
intensity.
Classical.
Galen.
II,
H.
II,
1210, 12.
Sept. Eccl.
12, 6.
I,
185 C.
1, 3,
Pseudo-DJore. 328.
fj
Justinian. Cod.
intense applica-
<Tvv-Tpoxaô>.
47,
TTcpi TTjV aaiajo'tv,
Plut.
I,
640 F.
Plotin.
291.
Mel. 127. Olymp. A.
tion.
620 D.
to
avvTovoopai (jovos),
Apollon.
342, 16.
take
the
same
accent.
(Tvv-Tpvyd(o.
<rvv-Tpv(f>axo.
Geopon.
5, 1 7, 3.
D. Adv. 559, 11
-vova-dai nvi. Synt.
Dion C.
48, 27,
2.
trvv-Tputyo} ^rz avveadlco.
Nil. 280 D.
aw-Toêva. 729 A.
ami-Topevio
Eunap. V.
S.
29
(50).
Isid.
<rvv^vyxdva>, to happen, to chance.

4, 5
Polyb. 15,
ropeva.
Jos. Ant. 8, 3, 6.
OriJ). II,
^vvervx^ be Kal Toiis eK Patprjs npco'êvTas Aristeas 34, impersonal. 2. KaTanXeva-ai.
tTvv-ropvvaa.
Archigen. apud
ou,
9. d,
273.
avv-Tovppap-)(i)s,
fellow -Tovppdpxrjs.
Theoph. Cont. 82,
To speak to, to converse with. Damasc. I, 1393 A. 2965. Porph. Cer. 586, 17, nvd
217.
Vit. Nil.
Joann. Mosch. Stud. 1736 B.

nvi.
AchmeL
mv^payabio).
Plut. 11, 771.
Lucian.
11, 220.
Jun. l&l A.
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<Tvv-Tvfil3pv\ea>.
1056
to
avvcovv/juca
Lucian,
II,
321,
help
to
a'vv-vTToêvywp.i.
Athen. 12, 4o.

Polyb.
I,
make a
(rvv^vrnw.
tomb,
avv-inroKpivofuu.
3,
31,
7.
Paul.
GaL
15,
Simplic. 418 (263
C).
Soz.
881
2, 13.
PZu.
A. B.
<Tvv-Tvpavva>.
I,
(TW-viroKapâvai
Strab. 13,
1,
413 E. n, 53 B.
turoXa/i/Sdi/co.
Geopon.
57.
Jos. Ant. 19,
3,
8.'
16.
(ruv-imo\ma>.
Epict. Frag. 11.

Sext. 325, 10.
(Tvv-TvpavvoKToviat.
a-vv-rv(f>\6ofjiai.
Lucian.
II, 145.
(Tvv-vTTOTriTrTa).
Amphil. 125 C.
interviero
:
avv-vTroTTTeiKo
r^
vTroTTTeuo).
^,
Polyh. 14, 4,
ro
8.
<TvvTvxia, as,
fj,
speech, conversation.
OT;v-if7rd7rTci)(rtff,
em?,
rrz
<ruwTT07rl'irTLV.
Apophth. Poemen. 152. Pamphil. 1553 A. Clim. 937 A. Leant. Cypr. Vit. Epiph. 48. Theoph. 100. Porph. Cer. 409, 7. 1720 B.
Sext. 325, 12.

(rw-UTrdarao-ts, eo)?,
17,
coexistence.
Plotin. II,
1272,9.
crui/uTrdtTTaroff, 01/,
Achmet. 217
<rvv-TvxiK6s,
II,
rj,
^
6v,
ofiiKia.
611.
of chance, fortuitous. Plut. Greg. Nyss. Ill, Eus. Ill, 56 B.
sarius 861.
(Tvv-vTroiTTeXKa).
of the same vTroirraats. Epiph. II, 481 A.
Cae-
Max.
at the
Tyr. 87, 15 ^=. imo-
1129 B. C.
trujTux'Kcos, adv.
oreXXo).
5ea(. 443, 23.
accidentally.
Orig.
koto avvrvxlcai, by chance, Ill, 337 I, 1145 B (C).

Plut.
II,
trvv-VTroa-Trjpiâ),
same
lime.
Basil. IV,
493 B.
iTvv-v7rovpyia> or
B.
Eus.
Ill,
541 A.
631 F.
^v^jrovpyea.
11,
Paul. Cor.
2, 1,
trvv-v^piâ
or ^vv-v^piâ.
II.
Lucian.
812.
AgatJi. 21, 18.
fTvv-vTTodtvopai.
II,
Plut. H, 554 A. Plut.

II,
a-vv-vSXia.
Lucian.
340.
a-vv-vrroxa>pea>.
248 B.
Philon
232, 26.
.4/);). II,
697,
tTW-vpevaLoco.
(Tvv-vpvia,.
Plut. II, 138 B.
13.
I,
Did. A. 545 C.
5, 5.
On^. Clem. A. I, 241. Sophrns. 3548 B.
557 B.
9,
<Tvv^(\>aiva>.
-ii0d(r/i?)i'.
Classical.
I,
60.
164, 33
fTvwTraKOVoTeov =:z del (rvvviraKoveLV.

Polyh.
66,
7.
Strah.
(TW-wêXKo).
ence.
Pâon
II,
crvwrêtTToyrais (^(Tvvvcj)L(TTap.at), adv.
6?/
coexist-
<Tvv-v!vaKovai.
18, 9.
2.
1,
5, 2, 4.
Diod.
Did. A. 460.
Pass. a-vvvrraKOvopai,
to be
underIren.
a-vp-v<l>ia-Tap.ai, to
7.
stood with, in grammatical language.
540 A.
Basil.
I,
49 B.
(7vv-vnapKTos, ov, coexistent.
Epiph.
11,
481 A.
Anast. Sin. 49 D.
(Tvv-vTTapîs, (or,
f;,
apud ms. 1257 B. Nicom. 100. Philon I, 175, 16. Pû(. II, 637 C. Sext. 125. 623, 23. Clem. ^. I, 97 A. II, 301 A. trvv-vfoio.
coexist.
2,
821 B. undertake vnth.
Polyh. 4, 32,
To
Aristocles
III,
coexistence.
Apollon. D.
io coexist.
(Tvv-(l>vpp.6s for o'vfi-(j)vpp.6s, ov, 6,
=^
x).
to avp.(pv-
Adv. 607.
Philon
II,
Sext. 103. 530.
Caesarius 1105.
ft'me,
2, 1, 2.
petv. (Twrnbr],
Herm. Vis.
Tjs, rj,
crvv-mrdpx<^, '" ^2 ai iAe
same
2,
(Codex
crvvtobia.
Charis. 552.
Classical.
Bajsil. I,
507, 48.
21.
Bpici.
Apollon.
(TuviaSia, af, ^,
L. concentus.
a-vp(f>a,via.
Iambi.
D. Adv. 558,
1597 A.
/ren. 445.
Synt. 342, 16. 1344.
Just. Frag.
V. P. 248 =:
iTvv-aideto,
212 D.
Valent. 1276 D.
Athenag. 945 B.
Sext. 89, 31.
to
compel.
Lyd. 180, 8 'Avdka^fiv

Chrys. Ill, 598 B.
the region
3.
Max.
Athan.
^=;
iiTi'er.
TTjV d(j}r}yr)(iiv
125. 15.
(rvvvTrarcvco
II,
941 A.
etjut.
a-vvonBlô)
avvadovfiat.
(TvvaiSita.
fj,
trvvvTraros
Dion. H.
II,
I,
(rvvmp,ta, as,
(&p,os)
between
the
873,
7.
SiraS. 5,
1, 11, p.
343, 12.
Plut.
shoulders.
crvvmfx6<Ti,ov,
Polyb. 12, 25,

ov, to,
97 E. 188 F.
avv-viraTos,
ov,
6,
((TxrvtopLOtrla)
essentially
=
to-
fellow-consul,
consul's
col-
opKos.
Dion. H. n, 2074.
league.
Dion. H. n, 873. 889, nv6s.

2.
Dion
avvaipoiTios, ov, 6,
=z
o'VvafiOTrjs.
Schol. Arist.
C. 46, 42,
Av. 1075.
Polyb.
I,
a-vv-VTrepôKKa.
4,
48,
6.
cvvco/ioTiKas ((rwcoîoTTjr), adv. 6^ swearing

gether, like conspirators.
avv-mvoa.
II,
Epiph.
to
880 C.
Clem. A.
Plut. 11, 813 A.
a-vv-viro^dWa.
Plut. Frag. 694 A.
ovv-avf), the
581 B,
imply.
to
o-w-uTToypd^m,
subscribe with
any one.
Phi-
lon II, 600, 5 ->â(T6ai.

TO/iffl
Alex. A. 569 C, ra
Polyb.
48,
fjs, fj, L. co-emptio, a buying together, procuring of corn. Particularly, the being compelled to carry corn to Constantinople. Justinian. Cod. 10, 27, 2. Proc. HI, 126.
Tiber. Novell. 29. 30.

3,
avv-VTTodeiKvvpi :=z v7roBiKwp.i.

7, et alibi.
avvcovvpea
:^
304.
(rvvd>wp,6s
Porph. Cer. 451, Nicom. elfu.
19. 92. 26.
Diod. 11,6.
Philon
Polyb.
336.
I,
Apollon. D.
Synt
,
72,
ovvimoieiKTeov
5, 21, 4.
=:
Set a-vwrroSeiKvvvm.
*avva>wp.la,
Plut. 11,
miv-imoSiopat.
TOV KLvhvVQV.
482 E.
I,
992
-(rOai
as, fj, s y n o n y m i a sameness of meaning; as in kXvu, aKova. Aristot. Ehet. 3, 2, 7. Dion. H. I, 76.
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avvfovvfio';
1057
oTjpâ, aros, to,
1, 29, 41.
<7VpT0<S
ÔTivawiiosy ov, (oi/ofKx) synonymous, synonyme,
of the same meaning {iiopevfaBai, âSi^civ nop, $i(f>os). Aristot. Khet. 3, 2, 7. Dion. Thr. 636, 10 'Swawfiov ovofia. Clem. A. II 589 C.
awmviiijuis, adv. synonymotisly.
11.
.4.
syrma, train of a robe. Epict. Ptol Tetrab. 24, roO ifmriov.
2. Trail of a dragon, Laus. 1148 D.

aTjppaioypa(f>ea>,
77(70),
oTipfios.
Pallad.
(avpfia, ypdfjxa) to write in
Polyb. 3, 33,
uncials f
Stud. 820 A.
VU. Nicol. S. 876 Philon

I,
Dioil. 20, 101.
Strab. 10, 2, 10.
CTm!
ovpijieoypaipeto.
<rvpp.6s, oO, 6,
n, 592 C.
{(niva>pis)
one who drives a vehicle drawn by two horses. Lucian. I, 847. KruvaptKeva or ^vvapiKevm <rvvapl^(o. Simoc.
4ruvapuiaTr)s, ov, 6,
a dragging : crawling. Martyr. Poth. 1413 B. of a snake. Plut. I, 955 B.

670, 26.
av,
01,
tJie
2.
Trail
'S.vpo-pcucehovfs,
Syro-Macedonians.
41, TlVa TLVt.

avoôiTKiov, ou, TO,
(rvo-ôa-Kos, ov, 6,
Euthal. 713 B.
Charii. 551, 15.

avodpe/iiiaiv, ou.
^ =
subus.
Charts. 551.
Svpos, ov,
(tv^wttjs,
L.
snbulcus.
(rvoTp6<f>os.
Greg. Naz. Ill,
u Syrian. In the following passeems to be used for Xpiariavos, Christian. Epict. 2, 9, 20. Plut. II, 1051 E. Lucian. in, 43. A en. Gaz. 873 A.
6,
sages
it
1536 A.
avoKTovia, or,
^, ((ruoKToi/os)
Svpo-(l)oiviic}^,
r)s,
rj,
Phoenicia in Syria.
Just.
the killing
of swine.
Jos. B.
Tryph.
78.
Dion. P. 853.
<rvorp6<f>os, ov, (Tpi(f>a>)
avp-paSiovpyew. rearing swine.

II,
a-vppap,pwv, ov, (pdpp.a)
Philon U, 196, 9. avppcmrav.
J. 1, 21,
13
be avofjiopPos.
Damasc.
337 A.
Classical.
cms,
6,
(ruo<ôp/3co> to
(Tuo(ôp|3o'r, oO, 6, (cj>pâ>)
Longin. 9, 14. one tJiat rears swine.

75.
avp-pawra>.
(rvppa(j)vs,
Sept.
6
Job
14, 12.
o-vppanToiv.
Schol.
Polyb. 12, 4,
ûptdffi), aa-o),
6.
Nicol.
fo
D.
Arist.
Nub. 446.
Sept. Prov. 13, 20 as v.
1.
(Supoy)
speak Syriac.
Orig.
I,
avp-pepffopai.
9,
Diog.
1508 A.
Tupioitds.
63, Tivi.
Tj,
i],
ov.
Syrian, Syriac.
J/a7.
Sept. Job,
'EjSpaiKoy,
fin.
SvppcvTivos,
ov,
Surrentius,
of SwTentum.
'E^palKoy?
A)-e(i\
12
;=
est,
i/e-
Diosc.
5, 10, otvos.
Isiii.
Hisp.
1 7, 5,
28 Syriaca (vitis),
vel quia nigra
<Tvp-pfira>.
Polyb.
3,
38, 5.
vel quia
est
de Syria allata
ovp-prfYpa, aros, to, charge of troops.
Plut. 11,
(apparently the variety

(apxta) one
now
called to
350 E.
iTvp-pr)is, ewr,
rj,
SupiKi).
'Svpidp)(ris, ov, 6,
attack.
Aret.
28 C.
Greg.
of the chief men of
Naz.
Ill,
l.vpia.
ovpiyyuiKos,
Apocr. Act. Paul et Thecl. 26. ij, ov, (o't'piy^) L. fistvlaris, used
<Tvp-pnTTia>.
1246 A. Greg. Naz.
Ill, 141 3
A.
Polyb.
flux.
avp-piTrra.
a-uppoia,
ar,
Diod
17,
15, 72
for fistulous ulcers.

cvpiyyiov, ov, to,
little
Leo Med.
cnjpiy^.
139.
Diosc.
1,
(irippoos)
2, 5.
12.
2.
2, 32, 2.
Strab. 3,
1
2.
confluence.
mieum,
els
Artem. 387.
o-upiyyoTopoy,
Anlyll.
ov,
apud
Orib. Ill, 627,
Doroth.
749
'E-yEi/ero
avppoia
tov 7rd8a
(refiva)
cutting
fistulas.
Koi eppevpaTLoSrjv.
a-vp-poos, ov,
sical.
Galen.
Aniyll.
X, 140 D to. trvpiyyoTopu, sc. opyava. apud Orib. Ill, 628, 12. Paul. Aeg.
ov,
flowing together, confluent.

4, 40, 9.
ij.
Clas-
Polyb.
228.
<rvp-pv(ns, fios,
avppoia, iruppcuais. Polyb.
avpiyyo-^Boyyos,
vvpiyyaxrcs, ems,
sounding
like
a avpiy^.
Caesarius 1072, tctti^.

fj,
Agathar. 133, 17, vopASaiv, for watering their animals. Dion. H. V, 99,
9,
43,
5, o/i/SptDn.
to (ruppiyyovadai. Antyll.
KOTapMV
eis Ti.
Philon
I,
II,
514, 22.
apud
Orib. Ill, 615, 12.

f),
avp-paivwiu.
trvptris, eas,
rj.
Philon
223, 22. 23.
o'Opiyi, lyyos,
pipe.
yia, flute, fife.
3.
Clem. A.
I, 789 A, trkaUnderground, passage.
i^
avpp.os, eXîs.
Steph. Diac,
1140 B, dragging.
(rvpTTjs, ov, 6, ((ripco)
Strab. 3, 2, 9.
9, 2, 8.
avpiKov, ou, TO, (2vpia ?)
9, 3, 10.
17, 1, 33.
drawer, puller.
Apollod.
a-dv8v^,
a kind
of
Arch. 4
crvpriKos,
7,
sheave.
ov,
red pigment.
Damasc.
ydTis.
11,
'Svpios, a, ov,
Max. Conf. Comput. 1221 B. 312 D. 316 D. Syrian. 'H Svpta deos, 'Arap-
ij,
^=
avpros.
Anast. Sin. 220 C,
TrepiTraTos, crawling.
avpTos,
Diod.
II,
526, 19.
Strab. 16,
11, 604.
1,
27.
Plut.
n, 170 C.
Lucian.
avpiypa.
avpiy/ws.
HI, 451 817 B.

II,
(titul.).
<rvpiiTpa, oTos, to,
<npia'ii6s, ov, 6,
= =
Basil. II,
Sept. Judic. 5,
1.
16.
Jer.
19, 8.
25, 9 as v.
Lucian.
913.
drawn, dragged, pulled, led. Sti'ab. washed down. Schol. Arist. Lys. 45, ;îTc!)i'. SupT-As (x^P"^)' ^ kind of dance. Inscr. 1625, 46 Tiyw tSuv frvprrmii ndTo avprov, sc. oKoyoV, led Tpiov opxrja-iv. horse, horse of state or parade, a horse led by the bridle in a procession for show, the Persian and Turkish yedek. Curop. 29, 18. 30,
Tj,
ov,
3, 2, 10, /SmXof,
133
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i7vp<f)ToXoyia
16.
1058
I,
av<TTa<7K
to
(Compare Babr.
18 ima-ipo),
<rupra,
7.
Comn.
31,
7.
(Tv<T-(TapK.6a>,
cover with flesh,
Anast, Sin,
Adverbially,
a-vp(pToKoyia, as,
Callist. 18,
to
lead by the bridle.)
37 C.
ing
Paul. Aeg. 270.

ecos,
tj,
by dragging.
\ey<o)
Leo.
avcr-(TdpKo>(ri.s,
L. concarnatio, a cover-
Gram. 358, KaTaPd(Tai

rj,
avrov.
with flesh.
Galen. IV, 11 C.
AntylL
00.
((Tvp(f)fr6s,
low or
apud OnJ.
Ill, 626.
rj,
Paul. Aeg.
vulgar
talk.
rj,
Did. A. 341 C.
avpf^xTos,
6v,
<Tvo--(TapK(DTiK6s,
6v,
covering with flesh. Paul.
a-upcfxTaSris.
Steph. Diac.
Aeg. 154. 264.

iTvo-aefico.
1107 A.
crvpcfuTatSris, ej, low,
o-vpo), to
Orig.
ov,
I,
1188 D.
violent agitation,
storm,,
vulgar.
Polyb. 4, 75,
5.
o'vo'-asicpos,
6,
draw, drag : to haul. Classical. Sept. Reg. 2, 17, 13. Dion. P. 46. 660. 796 -<7dm, Strab. 15, 1,57. 3, 2, 8 to extend, to flow. Joann. 21, 8. aiperai, is washed down.
whirlwind, tempest, earthquake.

3, 19, 11.
Sept. Reg.
4, 2, 1.
Sir. 22, 16.
Jer. 23, 19.

9, 15,
(Tv<T-ar)paiva>.
Apollon. D. Synt.
Sext. 44, 25.
prepo-
sitions derive their
meaning from the word
Iambi. V. P. 44 -pivos, tedious.
Epiph.
II,
they govern,
a-va-crripci6a>.
516 C SvpivTos oXrjv (rxeSov Tfjv noXiv, being Gregent. dragged nearly over the whole city. Sophrns. 597 D a-vpriTai, write arvpf/ re. (rvpels) 6 OaKar3620 Kvcov crvprjdeis
Erotian. 262.
(ôTJpa')
a~vcr(n]pov, ov, to,
sign, signal
badge
.-
ensign, banner.
5, 26.

1, 70. 3, 5.
Esai.
Strab.
14, 44.
(tv(t-
(=
Diod.
51.
5, 29. 75.
nos, being attracted.

av-(r64via,
as,
rj,
15,
1,
6, 3, 3, p.
(o-êVor)
equality
of might.
Ignat. 708 B.
trripdrmv
Caesarius 860.
(Tvo-Lvos,
^ Mai.
fj,
Eus.
445, 19.
11,
Marc.
1140 B, rHv
see (rovo-ivos.
O'va-criTrja-is, fcos,
=
I,
195.
(Tvcrairia.
o-u-o-Ke'XXm.
Agath. 95
cover up.
(rvve(TKKr)Ka.
a-ucr-a-irorToiea>.
Diosc. 4,
Plut. I, 46 C. 148 (150), p. 629.
<Tv-a-KTTaâ>, to
(TD-ej-KEiiafiB,
I,
Apollod.
2, 5, 12, 8.
Delet. p.
3.
to intrigue, to
plot against.
Athan.
-(ratrdai
(rva'-<Ttcii7rdo>.
App.
5,
430, 83.
Sept~
252 B. 253 A -traadai nva. 257 264 C ~a6ai napd TivosTO) dvSpL.
Laus. 1235 B.
(TvcrKevaa-T7)s, ov, 6,
I,
(Tv(T-a-ipia,
to
drag together, roughly.

16.
Pallad.
Mace.
2,
a-vo'-o-fo^Qi.
Did. A. 677
a-vvaa^ta.
=:
6 avaKevdâjv'.
Clem. A,
(Tv<7-<Ta>pos, ov, ((Tojfia)
592 B.
-qs,
rj,
av-O'KevY],
Eph.
CKevrnpia, CKevaprjpa, plot
:
3, 6.
of the same body. Paul. Iren. 557 B. Athan. II, 100 B,

3,
nvos.
(rva--acopeva>.
intrigue,
3,
iucian.
21.
Ill,
12,
7.
II,
69 C.
II, 232, of a play. Herodn. Moer. 326. Bus. I, 301 C. Athan. I, 249 72. V, 164 C.
Diod.
o^-a-rdSriv, adv.
40.
Jos. B. J. 5, 13, 7.
truoraSdv.
Polyb.
3, 73, 8.
Diod. 11,
7.
,
Strab. 20, 1, 13.

tj,
C.
264 B.
av-draBpla, as
(jrviTTa&pos) equality
of weighty
av-fTKevuipeQ}
^=
(rvo'Kevoipeopat.
Philon
II,
315,
equiponderance,
Theol. Arith. 59.
equipoise
equilibrium.
27.
Nicet. Byz. 812 A.

Cyrill.
av-a-Kiaapa, arcs, to, a shadowing.
A.
8.
o'varoKreov
Orib.
Diosc.
1,
64.
del
4.
a-voTeWeLv.
Athen. apud
Theoph^
Strab,
VII, 673 B.
trva-KLacrpos, ov, 6,
lU, 166,
aKrjfrj.
Aquil. Ps. 59, Diosc.
trv-arapaTiov, ov, to,
=^
oârrjpdTWV.
Amos
a-v-a-Kios,
5, 26.
Cont. 688, 20.

shady.
Classical.
17,
o-viTTds, abos,
fj,
ov.
(jrvvldTripi) reservoir.
50.
(rv-a-Kippoa.
16, 4, 13. 14.
Galen. Ill, 202 C.

Basil. Ill, 256.
ov,
6,
oô'Tao'ta, as,
rj,
^î avoraa-LS.
Plotin. II, 1304,
(TV-aKiprdm.
(Tv-aKoraapos,
Orig. Ill,
Sophrns. 3312 C. darkening, darkness.
15.
Philipp. Sol. 893 A, conspiracy.
(rvoTaaîairrrjs, ov, 6, felloio-trratnaarrris.
Marc.
392 A.
to
15, 7
aw-.
ea>s,
Jos. Ant. 14,

rj,
2, 1.
:
crv-tTnapdtT<Ta>,
convulse.
Luc.
9,
42.
Max.
8.
aiaTaais,
etc.
consistence
6,
constitution, state,
Tyr. 50, 12.

o-u-o-Trdco.
Polyb.
11,
1,
47,
1.
6,
57, 10.
Arisleas
1, 2,
6.
Classical.
Dion. H. VI, 1077,

Ill, 195.
18.
vSaTos,
quantity.
1020, 14, of style.

av-a-rreipa.
Diosc.
89, peXtTaBrjs.
2.
Strab.
Commendation,
Polyb.
7. 1, 78,
Lucian.
B.
Orig.
IV, 228.
T],
(Tu-crTTOuSaoTiKos,
1, 16.
6v,
Clem. A. I, 497 Porphyr. V. Pyth. 76. ready to help. Anton.

Polyb.
recommendation, introduction.
1.
32, 9, 4.
Jos. Ant.
15, 6,
Plut. II,
533 E. I, 125 E, presentation Eus. II, 140. Athan. II, 713 B.

spiracy.
Vit.
3.
I,
to
a king Con261 A.
oTKT-o-aivopai,
TIVL.
to
be pleased.
1,
80, 6,
Plut.
I,
398 E.
Athan.
<Tva-cra\va>.
trvtr-a-apKia, as,
Sophrns. 3644 A.
ij,
Na. Jun. 33 Porphyr. V. Pyth.

Greg. Naz.
A. 4.
92.
III,
union of flesh. 643 A, conjugium.
troops
16,
1.
5.
School, scholars.
body of light
Ael. Tact.
the-
Teaa-apfs Xdxoi
yjriKSyv.
6.
In ecclesiastical Greek,
Digitized
by Microsoft
<rvaTar7)pioi
fourth
800.
4. 5.
1059
(oi avve-
av-a-<f>aipi,â)
and
last
grade of penitents
Iren. 1077 B, to dpxaiov
trrSn-es).
Greg. Th. 1048. Qreg. Nyss. H, 232.

Nic.
I,
Basil. IV,
724.
guus ecclesiae
(TvoTrjfMTiKos,
status.
5.
ttjs
iKKhâlas, anti-
System of
lines,
10. 13.
(Compai-e Anc. For the othep grades,

::=:
in versification.
T],
Heph. Poem. 1,5.

L.
collcctifius,
4, 2.
6v,
brought
to-
see aKp6a<ris, TrpotrKKava-iSt vjroTrrwa-is-^

ffvoraT^pjoi, mv, oi,
gether:
systematic.
Plut. II, 1142 E. F, in
(ci/ordTTjs)
KovaiaTcopia-
music.
mi.

{iniviiTTavaC)
oTJOTaTTjf, ov, 6,
with.
Inscr. 273, prize-fighters.
one who stands 2. Fellow-
Sext. 198, 17. Clem. A. I, 704 A. Heph. Poem. 1, 1, in systems of lines. Schol. Arist. Nub. (init.), wcpioboc.
founder.
OT/orarutds,
sical.
Galen.
ij,
II,
23
C
ClasSext. 305, 13.
avartipAnov, ov, Corfm. 131.

o-u-tTTijptfco
to,
quid
ieo Gram. 254.

I,
6v, constituting, constituent.
(TTTjpi(a>.
PMlon
644,
32.
Theol. Arith. 5, nvos-
622, 18, Tivostory.
2. Commendatory, introducPaid. Cor. 2, 3, 1. Epict. 2, 3, 1

emoToXai.

(n;-o-roi;(e'(B.
(Tv-cTToixetow.
PauZ. Gal. 4, 25 <n)v-. Eus. IV, 260 D.

ftos,
r],
of commendation. Diog. 5, Basil. IV, 1004. ini-<rraTos, ^, 6v, constituted, formed : thai can stand. Apollpn. D. Synt. 174. Sext. 611,
ypanti-aTa, letter
18.
8, 87, sc.
a-u<rroix^La>cris,
a-uo-Toixia ?
lambL
Polyb.
the
Adhort. 62.
a-v-uTokr),
rjs, fj,
contraction, in general.
27, 12, 4, economy.
24.
622, 17, elcVepmv.
medicine.
2.
Galen.
II,
256 A, in
exrao-ts,
Systole,
correptio,
(ru-oraupoo).
Matt. 27, 44 (rw-.

Onjr. I,
20 (Tw-.
865 C.
Paul. Gal. 2, ^(Aa. 11, 1153 B.
shortening of a vowel;
/i^Kof.
opposed to
211.
623,
9.
TryjoA.
Diun. Thr. 633, 12. Dion. H. V, 22. Drac. 156, ).3. Seif.
fo"
M'M a sAort Drac. 23, 21. 45, 24. oTrtTTcXXa), L. corripio, to shorten a vowel or syllable opposed to eKTcivm. Dion. Thr. 631. Bion. H. V, 74, 10. Strab. 9, 2, 14. Apollon. D. Pron. 272. 383. 387.
OTMrreXXo/ieVmr (crvtrreXXo)), adv.
vowel.
;
625, 13.
unite
(Tu-cTTOfidiB,
by
Strab.
7,
4, 1
Sui/eordyLtMrat
it.
mouth (opening). yap aur^ arofiari.
fieyciKa,
empties into
cru-oTopi/utt)
or a-v-oTopwiu.
Iambi. Adhort. 314
otjittcXtoe, ^,
di/,
(ffutrreXXa)) folding seat, table,
(Tv-OToxdôiuu.
Anton.
3, 11.
bedstead.
Porph. Cer. 466.
a-v-arpanaiTris, fellow-soldier.
irvaTCfia, aros, to,
=:
(ruimifia.
Sept.
Gen.
1,
aw-.
Fem.
Paul. Phil.
2,
25
Tj
avarpaTiaTii, ibos.
Jos. B.
10 as V.
1.
eru-ffTfydfo).
Classical.
8,
Patriarch. 1089 B.
J. 6, 9, 1.
OTj-OTpaT07re5euo) îz uv-trTpaTojrebevopai.

14, 7, 9.
Polyb.
Sept.
4,,
PaZ.
Kom.
ira-arevoxiopia)
trv-(rn]K(a
22 (rvvarevdâ.
tmvoxaipiai.
Plut. II, 601.
o'v-a-TpeiJ.p.a,
aros, to, band,

2,
body of men.
1.
=.
ovvecrrqKa, said of the ijvvearSyres.

asii.
Eeg.
1,
2, 4, 2.
15, 12 as v.
3, 11, 24.
Athan. I, 56 B. 1753 A.
trvarripM, aros, to,
s
IV, 673 B.
Adam.
body
3, 3,
15, 30, of conspirators. Esdr. 2, 8, 3.
45, 10.
4, 58, 4.
2.
Polyb.
light-
,4
Jorf^/
of
s t
ma
collection,
armed
troops
=z
recra-apes -^tkayiai.
A el.
of anything.
6 yevos,
3,
Sept.
Mace.
Polyb.
2, 15,
12
(=
Tact. 16, 3.
nation^
3, 3, 8,
53, 6,
34,
of troops. Diod. band of guerillas.
4, 5,
the agema. company. 5,

coalition.
(TvaTpeppaTapxti, ov, 6, (apxai) commander of a Ael. Tact. 16, 4, o'vaTpefipa.

(Tvarpo^r),
vevptov,
18,
18,
Dion.
H.
I,
589, 15, society.

9, 3, 7,
Strab. 8, 6, 18,
'
the Achsean league.

council.
AfUptKrvoviKov,
13, 3, 1, clan, people.
Clementin.
41 B, ttjs cKKXiyo-ias- Jos. Ant 20, 9, 4, iarerf of conspirators. Apion. Max. Tyr. 119, 29. 1) 7, community, society. Onjr. I, 941, twv Xpc<rTiavS>v. Eus. II, 1144
61 C, convention.
a twisting. Diosc. 5, 134 (135), 2. Compactness of style, cramp. Dion. H. VI, 1006, 14. Pseudoterseness. Hermog. Rhet. 360, 24 To KaTo. Demetr. 6. 3. Conspiracy, a-vcTTpo4>fiv a-xrJiM, quid ?
rjs, f),
rebellion.
Sept.
Reg.
4, 15, 15.
Amos
7,
10.
Luc. Act. 23, 12.

1,
616.
4
1.
19, 40, riot.
Greg. Xaz.
Swann
ij,
of bees. Sept. Judic. 14,

Polyb. 24, 2, Dion. H. V,
540 C, monastic order. Zos. 278, 24, of monks. Pallad. Laus. 1057 D. Eusirat. 2296 A, fiovaxi-Kov.
B, aiperiKov.
I,
Greg. Naz.
8 as V.
<Tv(rTpocj)ta, as,
2,
(rv(rTpo(j)ij.
acuteness.
Diod.
II,
552, 96.
2.
Salii.
Collegium,
Diod.
I,
college,
society,
school
of philosophy, sect.
II,
Polyb. 21, 10, 11, of the

Strab.
1 7,
(Tv-aTpawvp,!..
644, familiarity. Aristeas 21, /o regulate.

Socr.
554, 556, of Pythagoreans.
av-OTvyvd^co.
Til
B.
Simplic.
336
Dion. H.
1,
389, of the Fetiales.
(210 A).
a-v-(jTi<\)a.
iru-o-(t>aipLC<o.
29, of priests.
Lucian.
Diod.
2,
II, 786,
of philos-
Schol. Arist.
Ran. 1497.
571, 39.
I,
ophy.
Diog. 8, 45.
Iambi. V. P. 520.
40.
Caste, of India.
4.
3.
Philon
II,
PZui. II,
System.
94 A.
Antyll.
apud OWS.
528, 10.
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by Microsoft

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Antyll.
a<âKa^
the
6.
a-va-cfiaipia-rrje, ov, 6,
=
9.
6 a-va-cfxuplâv.
For
Harm.
apud
Orib.
I,
528,
Max.
music of the spheres, see Nicom. Porphyr. V. Tyr. 146, 29.

Basil.
1,
(rv-<T<f>Mp6a>.
<Tv-cr(j)aK\co.
Athenag. 916 B,
roiis ovpavovs.
Max.
to
7.
Tyr. 49, 27 -aBai.

tight.
7.
Pyth. 60. Lyd. 14.

<70aip?;rocdy,
I,
Ja;nW. V. P. 134.
57 C.
<rv-a-(f>iyyw,
bind
Sept.
Ex.
36,
9.
29.
12.
ij,
ok, i:^ (rcâtpKTTtKOf.
Cfem.
jl.
Lev.
32.
8,
I,
Deut. 15,
Aristeas
960,
i/d/ioi,
T),
observed by ball-players.
spherical.
Philon.
211, 22.
II,

(Sre^r.
crtpatpiKos,
ov,
Cleomed.
7,
30.
Orig.
1045 C.
Th. 1073 A.
Aquil. Ex.
(rv-a-(piyKros,
ov,
clasped together.
Nicom. 70, se. cina-Tîirj, the science of the motions of the planets. Theol. Arith. 17.
^(paipLKos
dpLBfMQs,
28,4 (]'Dtyn), checker-work. <n)-cr(f>i,yî.s, ecos, 17, a bracing up.
spherical
number,
any
Moschn. 66. Damasc. II, 316, toC TrapaXimKov. PseudoTheophyl B. IV, 1232 C.
Porphyr. Abst. 200.
PauZ.
power of 5 or 6 (25, 125; 36, 216; all of which end in 5 and 6 respectively). Nicom.
131.
<T(paipiov, ov, TO, little a-cpaipa.
<Tv-tT(^payi(a.
ffu-trxi/iarifffl.
I, 1,
Cleomed. 43, of
107. 102, of the
66, 25,
5.
Rom.
6,
12, 2 cruc-.
Pefr.
the plane-tree.
cypress.
2,
Diosc.
1,
14
(7UV-.
210, berry.
ticket.
Dion C.
Aet.
1, p.
<Tv-cr)(rijxaTi,(Tp.6s,
ov,
configuration.
Ptol.
67, 4, 4,
round
15 (b), 50.
Tetrab.
5. 6.
5e^. 733, 17.
745,18.
Hippol.
habit.
Leant.
Cypr.
1737 B, ball of force-meat.
Haer. 62,
Porph. Cer. 312, 18, ticket.

loearing the
<Tv<TxqpiOs, OV, {(T)(rjp.a)
same
(Tâipio-p.6s, ov, 6,
(T(j>aipi.crTr)s,
^n
(TâlpitTLs.
Artem. 384.
Athen.

o-ucrxiSiyr, is, ((rxi-C<o) divided.
ov, 6, ball-player.
Mel. 97.
in
Greg. Naz. Ill,

to
12, 69.
Gejies. 126.
1},
1245 A.
<-(rxoXaf<o.
(T<l)aipiaTiK6s,
ov,
skilled
ball-playing.
Plut. 11, 677 B. C.
be a fellow-disciple. be intimate with.

"*0"u-(r;(oAao"ri)?,
204 B, Lucian. Jud. Voc. 8,

I,
7,
1
Epicl.
2, 5, 20.
Poll. 9, 107.
Galen,
v'l,
to
89 E.
(r(f)aipoypa(pia, as,
rj,
Diog.
6,
6.
ov,
^z; (TvfiôiTTjTris,
school-
sphere (Jieaven).
(ypdipa) description of the Theophil. 1121 B.

::= T^vKaviarrj-
fellow, fellow-disciple.
Z!'on.
II,
1,
Zeno apud Diog. 7, 9. H. V, 359. 5(ra6. 13, 1, 67. Plut. 47 E. Phryn. 400, condemned. Epiph.
I
irKpaipoSpofiLov, ov, to, (Spd/109)
pwv.

(cr(j)ai,poei8ris),
2.
rjs,
(T(j)aipoei8u>s
adv.
spherically.
297 C. KTvipap, TO, skim or scum of milk.

<rv(^5ayv,
Strab. 2, 5,
ffes.
a-(j)aLpo-6riKrj,
X'ios'. 7,
rj,
158.
globe-case,
the fi'ame sup-
a>vos,
6,
^=
(n;0e(Js,
L, hara, hog-sty.
porting an
(r<f)at.pop.dxos,
artificial globe.
ov,
Gemin. 784 B.
Charis. 548.
^^fciiA. 305.
^0 Je
Sophrns. 3424 C.
or in
(^pAxofiai) fighting with balls.
<n;;^j'df(o ((Tup^vos),
common
common

(T<l>aipo-TToiia>, rja-a,
use:
to visit
one
o/i!en.
.4n(ec. 1, 5, 3 (89).
to
make
globular, sphencal,
Plut. II, 355.
Theoph. 157,
crt;;(i'a/s,
19, tiw. q/?en, frequently.
or into a
ball.
Strab. 1, 3, 11.
adv.
Lucian.
I,
381.
Galen. H, 277 D.
as,
rj,
860.
<rvxvaa-p.a, aros, to,
crvxvfiav, avos, to,
(o-a/Se'/c).
<T(f)aipo7roua,
construction of the sphere.
frequency
thicket.
Poll. 6, 183.
Gemin. 825 C, essentially

iT(f>aipoTOfiea>,
rjo-o),
acfiatpa.
Aquil. Gen. 22, 13
(rt/nxo))
to
cup a patient.
Alex. Aphr.
<7u\f'fXXio!',
also (Tvp.'êXiov, ov, to,
subsellium
(TvyjêXiov (for
2.
idaXiov.
the Latin Anthol. TV, 244

3, 1.
a-(j>ai,p6a>,
Leo Med. 163. to make

Probl. 32, 20.
into globules.
the metre).
Herm. Vis.
Epiph.
I,
<T(âipa>p,a, aros, to,
=
6,
yXovTos.
Galen.
11,
371
13,
.4rtan. I,
760 D.
Apocr. Act. Thom. 46.

Basilic. 44, 13, 3.
Also, crovô-eWiov,
subsericus,
half-
1012 B.
B.
19.
Sexl. 106, 13.

f(os,
17,
(Tâipcoa-is.
sphericity.
Theol. Arilh.
<7v^piK.6s,
silken.
r],
ov,
the Latin
(r(f>aipa)Trjp,
rjpos,
((râipdo))
knop,
knob,
Sept.
Dioclet. C. 3, 42.
Sept.
Ex.
25, 31.
v.
33.-2.
1.
(rvmSris, es, (avs,

II,
EIAQ)
swinish, hoggish.
Plut.
Gen. 14, 23 as
(r<paLpayTr)s,
Shoe-latchet.
(T(j)vpiaTrip.
716 E.
tSos,
rj,
oC,
d,
maker of
1608.
d jieiros
spheres,
Synes.
(r(f>ay'ms,
jugular.
Classical.
Galen.
Hymn.
the
5, 17, p.
III,
374 D.
oC,
6,
a(j)dKc\os, ov, 6,
r^
Trjs ;(etpor
SoktuXos,
a-(j)a8ai(Tpas,
incorrect for o-âSatrjudr.

\_Diod.
middle finger.
Method. 400 A.
a-(fiaâ>,
(TtpaKTov, ov, t6,

II,
Suid.
ifpelov,
sheep or goat for

16.
to
slaughter.
2 aor. act.]
511, 9
kot-
slaughtering.
Aclimet. 242.
(T(j>a\a$,
Porph. Cer. 451,

6,
490, 23.
ea-(j)ayf,
(TâXpa, as,
Tavov.
rj, sphere, ball. Diosc. 4, 74, TrXaGreg. Nyss. HI, 1056 B rg (T<patpa.
oKos,
dtnpdKa^.
Drac. 51,
18.
Digitized
by Microsoft
(TtpaXi^co
(rtôXiô),
1061
to shut,
T^payiôi
emy, ^, constipation. Galen. Alex. Aphr. Probl. 36, 26.
as, ^,
ura,
^=
d<T(j>dKiâ),
shut up,
(Tcjifivioais,
H, 190
Chron. 624, 13.

ir0dAX(i>, ?o
Theoph. 371.
to fall, etc.
Stud. 1665.
A.
cause
[Se/)^
;
Job
18, 7
a-cptyyia,
(a-cfiiyya)
closeness, stinginess.
(Tipakai
^=
<T<j)TiKai,
neuter
v.
1.
write
\ev,
a-cfiaKeiri.
Amos
Cels.
5, 2 f(T(f>dKev
o-ôXiij,
ta-cjjri-
Sept. Sir. 11, 18.

a-(f>tyyiov,
Xil. 1141
D. a
ov,
to,
{<r(j>iy^')
sphingion,
I,
neuter.
apud
Ori^.
I,
1337
species oi ape.
o-î'yym, to
Lucian.
706.
fo-^dXero. 2 aor. mid.]

ir(paKiia,
otos,
to,
fault,
error,
sin,
mistake.
7 7.
Iambi. IMyst. 285.
Nil. 497.
I,
TAeopA. Frag, in Eus.

aipdKiiuai or o-ôX/icm
Apophth. 1412 B.
bind tight : to squeeze. Agathar. 119. Galen. VI, 340 ia-cpiyjievos, compact. [Iren. 1261 a-(piyyia-eTai, write a-(^Lyyrja-Tai, 2 fut.
ijpof,
6,
pass.]
<T<j>iyKTr]p,
:=::
(rcôXXo/iai.
Polyb.
6a)!f7,
35, 5, 2.
atjxiKiios,
Antip. S. 21,
ov,
6,
Ko'/xijf.
2.
^/?e;,
for
the hair.
Sphincter, in anatII,
a falling, fall.
(r0as
AquU. Ps.
omy.
Hes.
120, 3.
cnftfls.
tT<j)K\Tj,
3.
o-(ftiyKT6i,
Erotian. 360.
Strictorium,
Gloss.
7],
Ca/en.
275. 370 P.
a kind of
iw/Ai
garment.
Men. P. 423
7]S,
ff,
=:
v/ias auTous.
faecula
TraH. 630.
^=z ^ KeKavfievov TOV
6v.
tight.
Mel. 60.
Eudoc. M.
oivov
(or
oûr)
rpvyla,
Diosc. Eupor.
2,
291. BdvaTos, by strangling.

(r(jityKTovpiov, ov, to,
acf>iyKTrip, a garment. Porph. Cer. 470. 473. Aclimet. 232. Tzete. Lycophr. 855 oTpiKTovpiov Codin. 145,
137.
îear.
<r<l)cvSoôKov, ov, to, {o'fêvhovr),
/SaXXm) L.
funen3.
6,
dibalura, fundibalus, a warlike

gine for throwing stones.
Mauric.
12,
23.
a-<piy^,
Mai. 127, 18.

25. 26.
iT<j)v86vr),
rjs,
296, 14. 21.
Leo. Tact.
lyyos,
rj,
sphinx,
=:
to
a species of ape.
Philostrg.
497 A.
r/,
circus.
L. f u n d a f], a part of the Lyd. 212, 15. Md. 307, 15.

,
axf>iyîs, eas,
a^(j>lyyeiv.
Moschn. 124
S. 36, 12.
(tituL), costiveness.
Phryn. P.
II, 50.
64.
ffffievSovTja'Tijs,
ov,
6,
1.
^=
uêvbovriTTjs.
Sept.
AnfyU. apud Orib.
Reg.
4, 3,
25 as v.
Themist. 181, 4.
tassel.
O'f^lKTOvpiOV rzn (T<\iLyKTOVpiOV.

o(piKTS)s for o-cfiiyKTas (a-(j>iyKT6s), adv. tightly.
aij)v8ovl(ca, to
furnish with a
Mai. 457,
Genes.
19 -uTfievos, tasselled.
(r0ev5ow(TT^?, ov, 6,
33, 21.
trêvhoviTTii, ov, S, slung.
Moschn.
tT<l)ev8ovfjTTjs.
=^
<r<ôyyi(a>
TOP <f>ovpvov, to clean.
Anast. Sin. 129 A.
iT(j)o8p6opju
^ =
62.
a'7ioyyl(a>.
Joann. Mosch. 2949,
(T<poip6s el/u or yiyvofiai.
Phi-
o-êi/SofoeiSijE, es, sling-like.

a<l>ev8a)v, ovos,
ircftercpio'iia,
rj,
Agathem. 290.
Chron.
5.58.
xXe/x/xa.
Ion
n,
99, 36.
-^r. a'<pev86vT].
<T(pohpvvai
:m
(7(jioBpvvop.aL.
Alex. Aphr. Probl.
aros, to,
(trêrepifo))
=:
23, 30.
/?!>po2.
(r(f>Tepos,
Haer. 356, 83.

a,
fTôvhvKiov, ov, TO, z=^ trôvhvKos, L. verticillus,
ov,
19, 8.
25, 10.
:=^
tov.
ToC.
(r(l)T]Kias,
Eunap. 73, Men. P. 300,

ov,
6,
Dexipp. 13, 7. 2. Suus, his own, eav7. 3. Sys, Ais, avvficrepos.
= =
when
11.
the round weight which balances the spindle iVbm. Coteler. 407. Also, it twirls.
(TôvTvKiv for a-cf>ovTvKiov.
Porph.
Adm.
260,
8.
wasp-lUce.
"Z^Kias
oti)ôs,
(T(ôvhv\o-Kivr]Tos,
ov,
a hexameter of which the second hemistich
Philipp. 18,
i/^/io.
2.
moved by a
iVeci
verticillus.
TpdxrjXos.
has the same number of syllables as the

(Ot
5*
first
Sept. Lev. 5, 8.
fles.
ore
8rf
O'êdov rjo-av
Itt
oXX^Xotcrtv lov-
a-(povTvKiv, see oôvhvhiov.

(r(j)payi(a), to seal.
Tf)-
-Drac. 142.
<T(jjKimSric, er,
(T(f)TjK(iifia,
Herodn. Gr. Vers. 86. Epiph. I, 832 C. a-(j)TjKaiSris.

{aKfyrjKoto)
utos,
to,
band,
string.
Xicom. 128. Phryn. P. S. 64. Leo. Tact. 2. Cover of a x^P"^- Diosc. lobol. 5, 5.
piwr avrov 2. To seal, ea-(j)pdyia-av, were stopped up. Heracleon said of ^dTmap-a and ^picrp-a. 1202 D. Doclr. Orient. 696 Uarpos Koi vlov
quotations.
Sext. 660, 23, ?o confirm
by
Achmet. 57
Ai
19, p. 76.
(r(j>f)v,
rjvos, 6,
key-stone.
Caesnrius 1037.
three
Koi dyiov TTvevfiaTos (Tfjipayia-deis, being bapEus. Orig. I, 1333. tized in the name of.
tr<f)7jvi(rKos,
ov, 6, little
<r<l>rjv.
a number
(3X4X5 = 60).
Strab.
2, 1, 9.
having
Nicom. 128. 131, unequal factors
Const. I, 7. Ba.til. m, 428 C. n, 624. 3. To cross, to sign with the sign of the cross.
Athan.
with a wedge-shaped
self
11,
864. 893,
iavrov,
to
cross
one's
<r<fnivoKe(j)a\os, ov, (^Ke<f)dkTi)
Cyrill.
H.
Cat. 4, 14.
Macar. 232,
not
slip in.
head.
TO ardpM, so that the devil
may
iTi^rjvo-Trayuiv, covoi, 6,
with a wedge-shaped beard.

,4rfcm. 217.
iuejan.
Judie.
Ill,
406.
mî/vdco, mcra, to shut, bar,

3, 23.
or lock a door.
1, 3.
Sept.
Nehem.
1240 D. Epiph. I, 41 7 -a-aadai Apophth. 145. Chrys. X, 108 B. iavTov. Joann. Mosch. 2912 A, to 7rd6os, to make the sign of the cross upon the affected part.
Euagr.
Scit.
Digitized
by Microsoft

7<f>payi,^
1062
plural of (TKap.
aXVI^
Pallad. Laus. 1073
Sophrns. 3673 A. Apocr. Act. Barn.

a-cjipayis,
cria,
4.
20.
To ordain a bishop.
7,
D
:
Sâ-
Ta, y\ovTT<ov, (fivyoKvpi.'
ISos,
r),
seal.
the public
seal.
Clem. 980 B. Clem. A. I, 941. II, 112 A. 644 C. 648 C, Tertull. I, 1215 Ohsignalio baTov Kvpiov. Eus. U, 533 C. Orig. I, 1333 A. ptism!. Cyrill. H. 372 B, 1216. BasU. Ill, 432 C.
cision.
Barn. 752.
2. Of
Polyh. 4,
10,
rj
Brjiio-
(Tx^hapiov, ov, TO,

first
Seal,
of ciroum-
baptism.
R.
1, 7. 8.
Herm. apud C/em. ^.
I,
sc h edu1 a the s c h e d a Greg. draught of any kind of writing. Carth. Can. 100. Nyss. 11, 237. Epiph.ll, 832 C. CyrUl. A. X, 68 C. Lyd. 205, 8. Joann. Mon. 309 C.
,
crxîidô),
to
1,
be
19.
negligent,
to
neglect.
Sept.
Baruch
upon
fivanKr).
Of the
iVi/ss III,
Const.
I,
Of xP'ff 373 A, a-arqpiaSrjS. 7 S^payif Smpeas TiveifiaTos ayiov.

cross.
Gre^r. iVax.
I,
(Tx^îaoixa, aros, to,
a thing done off-hand or

the occasion.
the
spur of
Hippol.
Cic.
Attic.
15, 19.
Haer
II,
542, 89.
580.
Ores'.
952. 992.
jo2>7i. I,
420 B.
3.
(TxeSios, a, ov, off-hand.
Dion. H. V, 123,
353, (ppdms, prose.
2,
Xdyos.
Clem. A.
6,
into a
Eratosthenes divided the surface of the earth number of (r(f>paylS(s. Strab. 2, 1, 22
a-x^Siovpyos, ov,
(ffpêSia,
EPPO)
rafi-maker.
(=
23 fiepiSes).
4. Sphragis^
5,
Themist. 381, 29.

(Txe8oypa<jiia, as,
Ill, 300.
r/,
A?;-
the writing ofo'xfSrj.
Boiss.
ixviayrj.
Arijxvia.
5.
Diosc.
113, alyos.
Delet. p. 4,
Stamp with
for
the figure
of
the
;
a'x^8oypa<piK6s,
r],
ov,
belonging
to
a-x^8oypa(j>ta.
cross,
also,
used
the
stamping
the the
npo<r(f>opa
Boiss. IV, 366, Xc^lkSv.

a-xfSoypd(f>os, ov, 6,
a-xeSrj.
impression
upon
7rpo(T(j)opd.
((r;(fSo,
ypd(j)a))
writer
of
Tseudo-Chrys. XII, 777 E.

<r<ppdyi<Tfia, aros, to,
Euchait. 1149 B.
^=
o-(l>payls,
of baptism.
(TxeSos, eo5, TO,
scheda.
Anast. Sin. 36 A.
Eus.
105.
II,
1216 A.
^(jipayKTrTjp, rjpos, 6, (u<^payi^(o) sealer.
Nicom.
a-(j)payi(rTTji, oO, 6,
o-<f>pi.ydm,
preceding.
Plut. II, 363.

I,
to
be
vigorous.
Âthan.
393
2. A leaf of paper, or a tablet containing a passage to be analyzed grammatically by the pupil the analysis comprising inflection, etymology, and definition. Euchait. 1175. 1176. See also Moschopulus HepX 'S.xeâv.
;
ea-(j>plxdcu,
perf mid.]
{fT<^vyp.aTa)hr]s),
a-xfo-is,
etor,
crcf)vyp.aToidcos
adv. in a throb-
305, 31.
2.
:
^,
=
2,
crxrjijui,
posture.
ratio.
:
Philon
I,
Relation:
bing manner.
Leo Med. 111.

on
the
9.
imp.ep{js, (3
3,
4).
Nicom. 99, Plut. H, 884

Plut.
acj>vyp.i.Kdpiav, ov, to, ((Tûy/itKOff) treatise
F. 939.
cTx^TiKos,
i),

6v,
pulse.
Protosp. Puis.
rj,
(oxftv) holding together.

Tatian. 837 B,
f],
<T(pvyfi,i.K6s,
6u,
{<T<\>\)yp.6s)
of
the
pulse.
II,
952 B.
ttjs
^vxrjs.
Galen.
Puis.
II,
260 B,
adv.
a-(j)vyiioeLBSis,
Trvevfia.
a-(j)vyp.a)SS)s.
o-xeTXiaoTLKos,
6v,
(<T;^fTXidfQ))
expressing
Protosp,
complaint or indignation, applied to such interjections as

TraTrai'.'
3.
lav!
o'jj.01!
Dion. Thr.
C.
o-(j>vyp.a8ris, es, like the

a-(j)vyij.a)8Sis,
pulse.
Plut. II,
adv. like the pulse.
1088 D. Galen. II, 240

to
642,
2,
cmppfifiaTa. Apollon.
16.
D. Pron. 302
Polyb.
Adv. 531,
56, 1
70,
Iambi. V. P. 360.
figure, appearance.
C. D.
cr<pvpri'KaT,
170-0),
âx^jP'O., aros, to,
((TCpvpriXaTos)
hammer.
Laus.
Sept.
Kara
o^xrip-a,
5,
cvcrxrip^vas-
Diod. 19,
Philon
<r<j)vplov,
I,
247, 33.
TO,
Utile
TTjs
oiKias,
dignity of the family.

Epict.
Ill,
2, 19, 28.
3.
ov,
a-fpvpa.
Pallad.
Habit, dress.
1, 4.
Just. Apol.
1210 C,
Judic.
i^VTTVia-TLKOV.
T/o-a,
crûpoKOTTEo),
5,
to
beat with a
hammer.
26.
Herm.
rj,
Vis.
1, 3.
Cyrill.
H.
357 A.
<T(jivpoKoma,
as,
forging.
Symm.
smith.
a beating with a hammer; Pi-ov. 19, 29. Mai. 4, 13.

with the
Sept.
Porphyr. Abst. 312. monastic habit, Marc. Erem. 1032, to dyyeXiKov. Scrap. Aeg. 935 B. Euagr. Scit. 1221 C. Apophth. 161 B. 432 C. Joann. Mosch. 3005. Doroth. 1632 C. Leant. Cypr. 1685 C. Stud. 1820 C, to
442.
Basil, ly, 324, the
Lucian.
a-(j)vpoK67ros, ov, (jj(pvpa, kotttco) striking
piKpov, TO ficya,
habit.
hammer;
I,
247, 29.
Gen. 4, 22. Theophil. 1100 A.
Philon
consoli-
3.
the lesser habit, the greater
Attitude, posture.
1,
Strab. 15,
1,
60.
Clem. A.
160 C, îXaiviios (compare
<r(f>vp6-7niKTos, ov,
hammered
together:
dated.
Abuc. 1545
'O Beds /lov fiovva^,
6 deos <r(pvpQ7rr]Kros, indivisible.
the Aristophanic to SmbcKaiiriXfvov Kvprjvris). Fsmdo-Nicod. I, A, 1, 5. Sophrns. 3512 B Efifivcv (vdvs eVl <Txrip.aTos, in the same posture.
a-îpapM, aros, to,

a-<j)vp(i>rr]p,
=:
ijpos, o,
crcpvpdv.
a-cjiaipajrlip.
Leo Med. 209. Sept. Gen.
4.
Euphemistically,
Just.
to
alSo'iov.
Sept. Esai. 3, 17.
Tryph.
24. p. 528 B.
14,
23.
crxdôn, to take
up (from).
Sept.
Amos
3, 5.
a-xdra,
apparently a mistake for
a-Kora,
the
5. Figure, in logic, rhetoric, or grammar. apud Diog. 7, 195. Hippnrch. 1092 C. Dion. Thr. 635, 21, of nouns,
Chrysipp.
Digitized
by Microsoft
a")(7)fianô)
1063
(a(TOcrxiâiTTr),
T'ÔivavOov
write
ax^TTt'i, ^s,
fj,
divided into ottKovu (cro^dr), avvScrov
iTxi.<TTbs x"'(bi',
ôr),
and Dion. H. V,
jrapaavvderov
27.
(irvveTrlciiamos).
a kind of garment.
(TxiSaKriSov
Mai. 457,
adv.
17.
splinters.
VI, 760. 862. 896.
Lesbon.
((TxiSa^),
like
Slrab. 8, 7, 8, noiriTiKov. 165 (177), Adyou. ApoUon. D. Pron. 291 B. 315. Herodn. Gr. Hermog. Rhet. 145. Schem. 579. Phryn.
353.
Sext. 90. 92. 377.
8,
1.
Erotian. 36.
249, 37.
(r;(iSaKa>Sj;s,
Diosc. 5, 122 (123).

II,
Soran.
Galen.
397 F.
"Sepi.
see vnocrxiâKuihrjs.
T),
Longin.
/lan.
16,
1.
Dion. Alex. 1593 C. Philostr. 543
trX'Sa|, QKos,
=:
CT^'X"-
Reg.
3, 18, 1,
33.
6.
crxri-
38.
Diod. 13, 84.
Diosc. 2, 83.
129,
Pretence.
y. Figure, diaijram, in matliematics, Hermes Iambi. V.

hwypafijui.
Nic.
CP.
Histor. 42, 14 'Ev

P. 56.
p. 122.
axtSevTov, to, quid ?

""X'^^j 20.
'?*, r],
Euchait.
80.
o'xlia.
11
75 B.
javelin or arrow.
1, 10,
Sept. Reg. 1,20,
Tr. latrom. 387. 388, the planet

jTj(r]fw.Ti^<M>,
Mars.
Mace.
on,
to
634, 27. Plut. II,
form, in grammar. Dion. Tlir. Dion H. 11, 682. V, 39. 41, inflect.
o-pfifioi/,
TO,
little
Poll.
slice
10,
111.
Cyrill. Scyth.
o-;(if<o, to split.
fijJo fiepij.
V.
S.
251 A,
2,
of bread.
8'
412 E -trOai awo tlvos. ApoUon. D. 3. To adorn with rlietorical Adv. 583, 16. Hermog. Rliet. 181, 10. Pseudofigures.
Polyb.
16, 11
Sx'ffTat
fir
11,687.
Diosc.
spffi
Dioc!. 11, 52.

2,
16, 29,
Dion. H.
Demetr. 117. 118. 120.

Tov\6yov.
Longin. 17,
2.
PUlostr. 542. 561, 3. Praetexo, to
êwvixevov,
2.
I,
ofyoXa
o'^'otov.
77 SîX^Tai Se jrav yoXa Clem. A. J, 312.
To
into factions or sects, to cause
pretend, in ttie middle.
Athan.
I,
261 A.
schism.
265 B, ovofia crvvoSov.

oxijiiaTiKos,
iTxriiianov,
fj,
II,
6v, figured.
816 B. Nicom. 45.

in
rhetoric.
ov,
to,
1.
f],
little
trpîj^,
Longin. 17,
*a-xrjfmTuns,
apud Orig. I, 932 C. Epiph. 3. Intransitive, to 1040 C, iKKkqciav. Ignat. 700 secede from the catholic church. A. Orig. Ill, 876 A, arr avTrjs. Dion. Alex. 1296 A.
Cels.
ecBf,
formation.
Epicur. apud
pretence.
axiv-eXaiov, ov, to,

1,
axi-vivov cXaiov.
Diosc.
Diog. 10, 42.

(TXIIJ'iTUTiia, aros, to, =:= (i\r}iiaTUTji6s,
50
(titul.).
Itrio,
aXiviâ,
to
anoint with axi^veXaioul
Athen.
Nil.
1144 C.
ov, 6, formation.
14, 14.
Eudoc. M. 351.
a-\r]iJuiTuriJ.6s,
15,
structure
Conj. 479, 15,

figuration.
ApoUon. D. in grammar. 2. Form, conof sentences.
Dion. H. V, 45,
ax^vivos, ov,
of
(Txivos,
Diosc.
o'vos.
1,
18. 50,
flavored with mastich. eXaiov or ;(piorâ. 5, 38,

division, separation.
Sext. 736, 29, Theol. Arith. 15. moon, 3. Schematismus,(7ie tSv darepav.
Oemin. 817 D, phases of the
a-xicis, fws,
17,
splitting,
3,
Classical.
Diosc.
127 (137), serration.
use
of figures, in rhetoric. Diod. 12, 53. Longin. Dion. H. Y, 185. 558. VI, 794. 4. Pretence, Theod. Mops. 828 16, 2. PZm*. I, 524 D. etc.
C
to
Hippol. Galen. "\1, 384 C, of ydXa o-xio-tov. Haer. 246, 33, of rivers. variance. o-x'Vfia, aror, to, a split, division, Clem. Joann. 10, 19. Paul. Cor. 1, 11, 18. 2. Sc his ma, Barn. ISO. iJ. 1, 2, 45.
<rxrituiToypa<peo}, ijcra, (ypacfxa)
form
figures.
schism, in its technical sense.
Iren. 1076.
Nicom. 118.
^XîmToypaffyia,
Cyprian. Epist. 69,
5.
Dion. Alex. 1240 B.
formation of figures. as, ^, Nicom. 115. Ptol. Tetrab. 142. o-xriimToeiSSis (EIAQ), adv. decently, with proper Porph. Cer. 23, 11. respect.
<rxrjliaTo-6rjKq,
6, 72.
rjs, fj,
Eus.
665.
11,
1513 A.
ov,
jo2>7i. II,
Athan. 1, 269. asiZ. IV, 184 C, ofMeletius.

6,
o-xi-a^liaTdpios,
following.
Pallad.
Vit. Chrys. 60.

(jXi-a-iuiTiKos,
)j,
(rxilJ-aTaiv Brjia}.
Athen.
ov,
Cyprian.
Epist.
schismaticus, schismatic. Eus. H, 1057 C. 71, 1.
(Xtym) to represent by a Theogn. Mon. 852 D. figure of speech. axr)j>.aTo\6yiov, ov, to, schematologion, the book containing the form for the consecration of monks. At present it is merged in the Eua-xTiimTo\oyeio, rjcra,
1141 B. 1144 B. Laod. 33. Athan. I, 268. 969 C. Damasc. I, 741, Monophysites. A dam. crx^"'!^''-''''^ iroiaiv. o-xia-paTOTvows, ov, 1729. Epiph. n, 804 B. Psmd- A than. lY,
II,
384 B.
a-x'a-Tos,
fj,
chologion.
o-xifurronoiea, Just.
Euchol.
rjtra,
ov,
split.
Sept. Esai. 19, 9, Xivov,
(rxip.o-Tiôi.
Classical.
Tryph. 30.
Epiph.
IT,
401.
517 C,
to
pretend.
-axjiiuiToiToua, as,
Diosc. 5, 144 (145). 122(123). fine flax. 77 (titul.), yd2, 127, p. 247, sc. a-Tmrrqp'ia. ZAe curds separated , Xa, lac s c h i s t u
(rxifiaTuns, a-xrjiiana-pos.
from
00V.
the whey.
Max. Conf.
tion.
Schol. 37 A.
(TxoivavBaTov, ov, to, wine flavored with a-xolvav-
cxiiiaTovpyla, as, ^,
((rxW^P7*)
Epiph.
I,
configura-
Orib.
I,
434.
TO,
Tatian. 828.
957 C, appear-
(TXoi-vavBov,
ov,
(Txolvov avdos-
Orib. I.
ance.
434.
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(T")(piVLa
1064
iripififTpos-
wCita
V)(oma,
8, 6,
as,
r},
{(Txoivos)
Strdb.
148
C.
169. 117,
Chal.
11.
1256
C.
Justinian^
21.
iVq),
(Txoivlâ,
{a~xoivos)
T,
to
tie
with
a rope.
Strah.
?seudo-Chrtjs.
a)(oivivos,
rj,
819 A.
Classical.
Proc. HI, 135. Agatha 310. Eustrat. 2281 C. Joann. Mosch. 3048. Diog. 4, 1. <TxoXapxea>, rjaa, to be a-xoy^dpxis.
Novell.
(TxoXdpxrfi, ov, 6,
{apx)
ov,
of ax^lvoS'
Epict.
the
head of a schoolidle.
17, 2, 5.
(rxoiviov, ov, TO, rope.
Diog.
5, 2.
viov
wepmardv
Sept.
3,
12, 2 'Etti uxoi18, 10, snare.
(TxoKaoTr)!,
ov,
6,
Job
Sept.
Ex.
5, 17.
((rxoXafm) at leisure: Plut. I, 90 E, o'xXor.
11,
Zacli. 2, 1, ycmPs. 15, 6, portion of land. Aristeas 10, ôrpififvpiKov, measuring-line.

0)1/,
135 B,
Siiosr),
*a-xo\aa-TiK6s,
ov,
festoon.
(crrpe^Q))
axoLvtoo'Tpotpos, ov,
apudPfai.
ip.ovLOO'Tpocjios.
II,
Chrysipp. of or at leisure. 1033 D, îW 2. Schola-
sticus, scholaris,
scholar,
belonging
Aristot.
to
a school,
Schol. Arist.
Ran. 1297.
(makSchol. Arist. Pac. 37.
zzz:
school-man.
1,
trxoivioavpfioXos, ov, {(jvjjLâKka) twisting
Apion.
22, p. 455.
apud Jos. Posidon. apud A then.

4, 1, 138.
ing) ropes.,
5, 48, peipdxia
Inscr. 4788, prjTopiKos, teacher
(TXotviocrvvdeTrjs, ov, 6, (awdeo)')
preceding.
of eloquence.
Plut.
I,
Epict. 1, 11, 39.
Schol Arist. Pac. 37.

axoivurpa, aros, to, that which
is
measured out
Sept. Deut.
by
a-xolvoi,
allotment, portion.
2, 8, 2.
Diog. 4, 53, cVfl^r. Jongin. 3, Pallad. Laus. 1073 4, vorjaii, of the schools. 2;ôXaaTtK6s WTTJpx^v cK t&v iyKVKKlmv naiBev863.
p,dTa>v.
32, 9.
Josu. 17, 14. Reg.

oil, 6,
Ps. 104, 11.
Olymp. 461.
Jul.
3.
Scholasticus,
measurement by axolvoi. Sept. Josu. 17, 5. Plut. I, 504 D. Diosc. 4, 162 crxoLvo-etdrjs, e?, like o-xolvos.
o-xoivio-pos,
causidicus,
advocate, pleader,
8iKo\dyos.
(165).
^xolvoi, av,
18.
Jos. Ant. 12, 2, 8.

ol,
414 C. Athan. II, 821 C. Basil. IV, 613. Macar. 604 D. 685. Marc. Carth. 97. Nil. ^05 D. Erem. 1072 A.
Sard. 10.
Synes. 1557.
(Txo'Ke'iov, ov, TO,
^=. 'C3B',
6,
a place.
3, 1
Sept. Joel 3,
Socr. 681.
Mich.
5 (Josu.
SarriV).
^=
cr;ôX^, school.
Epict.
3, 23,
one that measures hy a-xolvoi., surveyor. Eus. Ill, 756 B. trXî-vonXoKLKos, tj, ov, (cxo^voTrXoKos) used in
(Txot'Vop.eTprjs, ov, 6, (/xerpeo))
30.
(txo\t),
Tjs, fj,
leisure.
Diod. 18, 9
"Ottibs o-xoXtjv^
Xa/3(uo'
Kai xpovov irpoKaTaaKevdaat.
Dion.
rope-making.
a-xoivos, ov,
fj,
Strab.
3, 4, 9.
a species of reed used for writing
(kalem).
138,
3,
Clem. A.
ov,
II,
263 B.
Sept. Ps.
1441 OuTTO) axoXrjv eaxrjKare v^piêLV 2. &Aoo^ of philosophy. Dion. KalTpv<f>dv. H. VI, 733. Iren. 441, rj Ovakevrivov. Orig.
Ill,
H.
path.
(cTTpecpai)
I,
936.
1
.
a-xoivoa-Tp6(f>os,
twisting
ropes,
A,
3. Holiday. Apocr. Anaph. 4. A of trxoXdpwi. Match.

division
Pilat.
rope-maker.
261 B.
Plut. II, 473 C.
Chrys. VII,
237.
Ptoc.
II,
602.
Theod. Lector
2,
27 oL
12.
tS>v cxoKSiv, ^zz ot o'xoXaptoi.
Lyd. 199,
(rxotvoTevas (a^xoivoTcvrji) in a Strained
manner.
Strab.
Jtistinian.
Cod. 10,
3, 7, tS>v TraKaTtvav.
o'xoî.a, to
Hermog. Khet. 155.

a-xoivo-xoL>î.vos,
a-xoXid^co
rope-bridle.
d(rco,
to write
comment on
"Oprjpoir
ov,
with a
an author.
o'xoXiKos,
rj,
Porph. Them. 42 Oi tov
17, 3, 7.
o'xoi-vatdrjs,
es,
=
6v,
(TxoXida-avTes,
(rxoivonSrjs.
Homer's commentators. of
the
Diosc. 4, 46.
6v,
schools,
scholastic.
174 (177).
(TxoivmTos,
r],
(axolvos) festooned
Cosm.
Sext.
Cleomed. 72, 22 At a-xo\iKai (o-Tjfieittxrfir), commentaries. Dion. H. V, 151. VI, 1099.

arly.
Ind. 101 B.
o-ôXafoi, to devote one's self to anything.
Philostr. 582, schol-
Longin.
3, 5.
578
be
-o-6^vat,
to
545, TO ovpdvia
be
discussed.
Pseudo-iVt7.
toIs ovpavlois-
2.
axokiKas, adv. after the

Sext. 291, 26.
<rxo\ioypa(êa>,
lycro),
manner of
the schools^
To
a pupil or student, to go to school. Plut. 969 E, to study. Diog. I, 119, nvi Also, to keep a school, to teach. Plut. II, 878 C. 3. Said of a bishop without a diocese ; also of a church or diocese without a bishop. Ant. 16. Socr. 193 C. (rxoXalos, u, ov, suspended clergyman. Socr. 473 B.
II,
(ypdcfia) to
comment upon.
note
7.
Orig. IV, 1409 A.

CT-p^dXtov, ov, TO,
(trxoXfj)
scholion,
563.
passage, comment.
3, 21, 6.
Cic. Attic. 16,

I,
on a EpicU
II,
Lucian.
o-xo\io-TroUu>
=
to,
Anast. Sin. 36 B.
a-xoXtoypaipia).
Epiph.
728 A.
a-afidpiov,
ov,
the Latin
supparum
a-Xo\apiKLov,
ov,
to,
ear-ring.
Porph.
Adm.
232, 19.
(rxoXdpios, ov,
6,
(o-ôXij)
plural of a-xoXdpioi,
Nil.
scholares
=13 ot eVi tou naXaTiov (l>v\aKrjs
TfraypJvoi, the imperial palace-guard.
Achmet. 157. o-oifm, to save. Just. Apol. 1, 65 -ffqvai (Tamf piav. Apophfh. 240 A a-a>deLr)s ' a salutation used by anchorets, 2. x'Pf' salve! Pass, a-adrjvai z= Xijym. TAom. A, 8, ?
dvaôXf), cloak.
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by Microsoft
au)6'r}v\aKe(o
adv. bodily.
Plut. 11,
"Evdias f(ru>dr)aav ol {mo

jrfo-ovTes,
Kardpav avrov
an end, perished. 3. To Stud. 1716 C'Ottou (raxrij ij arrive, to come. diroKvins of the service. Eudoc. M. 27, ttepl came
to
tra>fw.Ti.KS>s,
424 E.
Just^
Frag. 1589. Hippol. 592. Orig. I, 736 C. Athan. II, 257 C. Amphil. 41, UJtW reference
to the
body, in a bodily sense.
Sext. 4, 10,
n,
to
reach.
aadjjs, ov, 6,
=
mv,
fully, copiously.
adptos.
o-isKifo),
Plut. II, 994 F.
a-ia/idnov,
ov,
to,
1.
volume,
7.
book.
II,
awKapiv, (TioKapwv,
aaiuaTpov,
(tSikos,
see
Plotin. 80,
(TOKaplV, (TOKapWV, K. T. X.
^cuKpanavoL,
oi,
zzz
2o)KpaTiTai.
Adam.
Nub.
1.
1729 A.
(raxpanio)
2. Slave <T&p.a. Const. Apost. 2, 62. 3. Corporate body, society, =^ o-cop.aTelov. Eus. II, 884. Cyrill. A. X, 93 B.
a-afiaTO-dfjKrj,
rjs,
rj,
81,
Eus.
Porphyr. V. 1185 A. B.
:=
r),
a-aKpareo).
Argum.
Arist.
aopos.
Inscr.
4290.
body.
IV.
2aiKpanK6s,
6v,
4224,
Socratic.
.S^rai.
c.
Dion. H. V, 96,
13, 1, 54.
(Tcop.aTOKT6vos,
OV,
(xTeij/a))
killing
ike
VI, 762. 1025.

oi
17,3,22
Socrates.
Sext. 680,
Apophth. 368 A.
craiiaToixoptôs,
ov,
(p,op(f>fi)
SoiKpariKoi,
the
followers
of
of bodily form..
Jû/.
Tsendo-Demetr. 1224, eiSos

aipetrts-
Xo'yov.
Anast. Sin. 963 C.

a'mp.aTOTrKaOTea,
rjo'ta,
r^: a'wfia ttXoo'O'g).
SowcpoTirai,
S>v, oi,
Socratitae, certain lieretics
294 B.
o-<o/iaT07rXa(7TH<os,
t),
called
also
SaxpaTiavol
and
2eKovv8iavoi.
ov,
7.
c=
Svvdfifvos aajxaro-
Epiph.
(rmX,
6,
m,
sol
40 B.
rp<ios.
TiKatTTeiv.
Lyd. 31,
to
Lyd. 15
(ToKefi,,
write
o-apxiTo-TTotea, rjua,
embody,
to
form
into
iTOiKep.
(raXdpiov, ov, to,
solarium,
f'.
body,
6
ijXia/cdr,
to
make
corporeal. Just.
Tryph. 70
Tot)
cra>fiaTOTroir)(Ta<T6ai avTov,
of
his incarnation.
TO rjXiaKov.
Inscr. 3281. 3386, 6.
Justinian.
Men.
II,
Rhet. 133,
9,
tok 6e6v, to represent as
Cod.
aaXia,
8, 10, 12,
Basilic. 58, 11, 10.
corporeal.
Iren. 493, e^ da-mfiaTav.
Galen.
Hippol.
(TmXeas,
o'coXcia,
incorrect for <To\ea,
27 C.
K. T. \.
Haer. 196, 15.

ov, to,
a-aXrjvaptov,
Paul. Aeg. 148.

fT(iik7)viov,
a kind of hollow arrow. Leo. Tact. 6, 26.

(ToiKrjv.
came
ally.
OV,
TO,
little
Antyll.
apud
Philon
Alex.
2. To refresh, to invigorate. Ezech. 34,4. Polyb. 3, 87, 3. 3, 90, 4.

40,
1, 2.
flesh.
Macar. 480 A,
Orig.
I,
iavTov, he be-
649, tov \6yov, tropicSept.

26, 3,
Orib. I, 426, 5.
(rmXijj'octSijr,
4.
16,
1,
opposed to
Aristeas 19.
eXaTToto.
ii,
Wee a
Diosc.
(Ta>Kr)v
2,
(^pipe).
Diod. 11, 86.

306.
(Ta>iiaT0iT0ir)(ns,
18, 10.
Artem.
II,
244, 32.
81, p.
201.
1.
Aphr. Probl. 37.

37, 4.
a-aXtjuaiTos,
fj,
Dion
C. 49, 30,
78,
fas,
r),
^=
to
craifiaToiroiclv.
Ptol. Tetrab. 105.

ov,
grooved, hollowed out.
Lyd.
a-afiaTOTrovrjTeov
hei ortofiaToiroieiv.
Orig.
I^
169, 13.
(rS>iM, oTos, TO,
557 B.
Petr. Alex.
bread.
body of Christ, the sacramental Can. 8. Mc. I, 18.
a-wpuToiroda, as,
fj,
embodiment.
Pseudo-Dion.
Leo.
-Bus. II, 628.
2.
137
C,
the
representing
as bodily.
Slave
10,
10.
^=
a>viov aiibpajro1,
Novell. 68.
o-ffl/iaTOTToids, ov, (TtoUto)
Sov
4,
Sept.
Tobit
Pohjb.
29,
7.
body-making. Porphyr.
Phryn. 378, con3. Euphemistically demned in this sense. TO aiSoToj/. Gregent. 585 C. Jejun. 192i. aa>4. Body, corporate body, society, Eus. II, 885 A. IMTCIOV, ITOlfldTlOV.
38, 4.
Diod. 16, 45.
Aneb.
41, 10.
a-(oiiaTOirpcnrjS, is,
the body.
o-afiaTOTris,
(vpina) fitted to, or becoming, Pseudo-Dion. 709 B.

ij,
tjTos,
L. corporalitas, corporality.
Sext. 463.
Plotin.
I,
aan-aaiojTrjs, ov, 6,
Theol. Arith.
11.
5.
298,
6 to uap-a do-Kav-
Diog.
8,46.
aafwrelov, ov, to, (crS/xa) corporate body, corpoJustinian. Ignat. 716 C. ration, society.
a-aimTOTpoiêiov,
ov,
to,
(rpotprj')
slave-house,
a place where slaves are kept.

525, 75. 78.
(Ta>p.aTOvpyla, as,
fj,
Diod.
II,
Cod.
1, 2,
20.
Basilic. 2, 5, 27.
r](Ta>,
(a-a)p.aT0vpy6s)
oaparo-
(TwnaTefitropeo),
=^
6,
(TajiaTcfmopos
slave-dealer.
eijii.
noda.
Porphyr. A.
Nymph.
14, p. 92.
Strab. 14, 5, 2, p. 153, 9.

aa>jiaT-ip,iTopos,
a-a>p.aTovpy6s, ov,
ov,
Plol.
Alex. 1264.
(EPrO) ::= (Tco/taTOTroio'f. Dion. Prod. Parm. 638 (50).
Tetrab.
180.
Arlem.
270.
Schol.
Arist.
o-mp-aTotpdopos, ov,
aSipa (pBeipav.
Cyrill.
A.
Eq. 1030.
o-oi/ioriKo's,
ri,
X, 1109 A.
ov,
Cosm. 505 C.
((û<b)
of
the body, bodily, corporeal.
o-copaToToKJjvris, s,
of
the
nature of the
Plut. II, TO amfiaTiKov, the universe. Orig. Sext. 558. 563, opposed to i\fvxi.K6s. III, 620, 8ir)yrj<7ts, relating to the body.
879
body.
Galen.
II,
26 A.
aa>fuiTO<pvXaKca>, to be crafiaToipvka^.
Diod. 14,
43.
Jos. Ant. 11, 3, 1.
6, 6, 1.
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by Microsoft
(TaifJiaroi^vXaKia
iTu>iJ-aTo(f)v\aKla,
1066
<Ta>iiaTo<j>{iKa^.
a'oa(f)povi<TTiKo<;
as,
tj,
the being
o-(oT(Jy,
ij,
6v,
DM.
kept.
16, 93, p. 154, 59.
Diosc.
4,
82,
dvdpaiTiiiv.
Swd/ifvos (raêiv. Classical. Greg. Naz. HI,

761.
aatfiaTOCJyvKdKiou, ov, to,
place where bodies are

6 to cr5>â <pv\da-aa>v
Sept. Esdr.
3,
2, 1, 3,
1072.
Did. A. 452 C.
Pseudo-/s^
PseudoD.
Lucian.
I,
518.
1412 B.
a-aa-TiKws, adv. in
trcofiaTo-^vXa^, aKos. 6,
^=
a saving manner.
saved.
Tov Pa<TiK(a>s, body-guard.

4.
Dion. 261 C.
a-oKTTos,
Tj,
Judith 12,
6.
Mace.
23.
PoZ!/5.
OV,
((rmf<)
Apollon.
15, 32, 6.
28, 8, 9 (4, 87, 5).
Dion.
II,
H.
I,
Mirab. 195.
SaraSfiof,
OV, of SaTdSrjs, Sotadeus, Sotadic. Dion. H. V, 23. Heph. 11, 6. Just. Apol. Pseudo-Dme(r. 84, êVpa. 2, 15. 4iAon. n, 20. Greg. Nyss. II, 253 A to SmroSeM,
213.
Plut.
4.)
S(ra&. 15, 1, 55.

I,
Phihn.
2, 3.
521, 40.2,
688.
(Jos.
Ant. 13,
Apion.
c-a>ij.aTo(f>vS>s
(aajioTo'^vrfs),
adv.
corporeally.
A than. I,
204 A.
adv.
<Ta>fiaToyî)(a)i,
^
z^
poems.
crmfiari
Koi
'^vxf).
(Tarfip,
Anast. Sin. 1161 C.

<rcojuar(ocrtff,
eco?,
^,
ivtrafidTatris.
Hippol.
Aster.
deliverer, preserver, a title rjpos, to, applied to several of the early emperors. Inscr. 334, Hadrian. 3. The Saviour, ap-
833 B. 240 B.
/os.
Hymnog. 988 A.
of
of
the body.
plied to Christ.
Paul. Tim.
2, 1, 10.
/us(.
<ra>)i-pa(TTris,
ov, 6, lover
Apol.
1,
33.
A.
as,
fj,
I,
953 A.
I,
Tryph. 8. 1237 A 'O

L.
salus,
Jren. 449.
(rarrrip
rjfi.S>v
Clem.
6 ayios.
<Ta)iiipa(TTia,
love
the
body.
Aster.
Orig.
(TcoTrjpia,
641. 664.
as,
r],
360 A.
awpeia, as,
tion.
rj,
deliverance,
{(rmpevco)
69.
a heaping up, accumula-
Polyb. 14,
8, 9 'EXn-ir a-arrjpias,
Nicom.
Plut.
I,
Harm.
4.
Theol. Arith.
Vat. 48, 11.

1 1
In obtestations
safety,
Diod. Ex.
3, 23,
3,
Epict.
17.
1073 C.
Tatian. 865.
Iambi.
Tjjv ip'Tjv fTot a-coTrjptav, ita salvus sim.
Mathem.
196.
23, 26
*aaipeLTTjs or (ratpiTr^s, ov, 6,
{accumulator),
in
logic.
(aapos^ sorites Chrysipp. apud

1, 2.
C.
Ma Tr)v vfierepav aaTrjptav. Ckal. 1541 1157 A Ttjv (TwTqpiav TOV /SatTtXewff, or
safety.
Diog.
7,
192, Xoyoy.
,Sea;<.
111,435.
Lucian. 117. 281. 430 (429). Clem.

(?eZL
2,
A.
22.
11, 25.
Dio^.
108.
7,
44.
by the emperor's safety, for the Chal. 1541 C. 1757 A. Pseudo-iVicorf. I, A, 1, 6 "Q.p.ocra Kara Trjs Theoph. 153, 11. aoiTrjptas tov Kai<Tapos.
tSiv fiaa-iXcav,
emperor'.i
aapevco, to heap up.
Sept. Prov. 25, Judith 15, 11. Strab. 3, 2, 9. 13, 4, 11. âftn 137, 2. ilfax. Tyr. 18, 41. 2. To a(Z(f, in arithmetic. Nicom. 119. craiptjSov, adv. L. acervatim, by or in heaps. Sept. Sap. 18, 23. PoZj/J. 1, 34, 5. Dion. H. UI, P7ii7on II, 96, 33. 1931, 14. Lucian. I,
Classical.
fTa>T7)piov, ov, TO,
{a-coTTjpios)
deliverance.
Sept.
1, 8,
Ex.
63.
20, 24
^=
Bvcria traiTriplov.
Esdr.
Sir. 47, 2.
1060 B.
2.
Mace.
3, 7, 18.
Patriarch.
Plural, to
o-ayrrjpia, a>v,
L.
la-
trina, public privy.
Agath. Epigr. 68
(titul.).
Suid. 'A^' idpoiv, drro Toav ^8pa)V
edpai yap
XeyovTOi at deXXat, o'eWdpia,

(TtOTTJpLOTOKOS, OV,
7),
o-taTrjpia.
105.
traprjK, pi'itf
z:^ ^ TOV fTtaTrjpa TKOV(Ta.
or plltV, a variety of the grape.

(Ta>Tjfpia>br)s, es,
Sept. Esai. 5, 2
c-apiKos,
(rapLTTjs,
7),
(Symm.
exXcKTo's).
^=. a'arrfjpws. 53, 19,

1.
Galen. XIII, 944

Athan.
Socr. 628, Trdeos
dy,
=^
a-mptrt/cdf.
Sex?. 614. 617.
E.
I,
Dion C.
361 D.
JZ. 398 C.
see acopeiTTjs.
T]
,
Cyritt.
H. 373.
tjcupiTiKas,
dv, o/" //je
nature
of,
or
t're
tê _/bnn
(Christi).
(Ta>Tr}pia>bS>s,
o/J
s'orites.
Sext. 140, dnopia.

ire </ie
adv.
following.
Greg.
Th.
<ra>piTiK.a>s,
adv.
/orm of a
iroip.rjv.
sorites.
Sext.
1068 C.
a-aiTripias,
429.
o-mo-,
Egyptian,
14.
a-aimKoa-pios, ov,
= =
adv. in safety, salutarily.

Sext. 416.
Philon
II,
Jos.
Apion.
1,
12.
a-axjiep,
Plut. II, 918 D.
the
1,
Hebrew
1-3 liV,
horn, trumpet.
Sept.
following.
Joann. Euboe.
Nicet.
Par.
tion.
15, 28.
1476 A.
<Ta>a-i-Kocrp.os,
(ra>(f)povia-p^s, ov, 6,
=
2,
to
p.
<ra)(j)poviêtv,
correcI,
ov,
world-saving.
Byz.
Strab.
1,
3,
24, 15.
Philon
673 B.
a-aa-a-os, ov, 6,
125, 43.
Paul. Tim.
fi,
2, 1, 7.
(Chaldee) sossus, a period of 60
(Ta)<f>povicmK6s,
6v, corrective.
Sext. 752, 21,
years.
Syncell. 30, 9.
&vvafus.
Digitized
by Microsoft
1067
raKepow
T, rav, represented in Latin
by
it
T.
8. In
ieo. Tact. 20, 82.

194.
fles.
Porph. Cer. 476.

.
Phoe.
the later numerical system

wcoa-ioi, three
stands for rpi-
Tay^
^ avvaîs rav Trpor ri

1 1
ToêWdpios, ov,
courier.
hundred. 6, the Latin

6,
7.
f^v dvayKaltav.
tabellarius,
scrivener.
Tayqvdpiov, ov, to,
drrayds, dTTayrjv, a
a-

covos,
gen,
yaj
. .
heath-cock, F. francolin.
.
Suid. 'Atto-
TajSeXXiW,
tabellio,
Proc.
m,
154, 1
Tayrjvdpios, a, ov,
Anon. Med. 239. 245. ornamented with figures of

Porph. Cer. 232. 523, 15, ^^having heath-cocks embroidered
fj,
Tafievvt]<na)rr]s, ov, 6,
Tdbennesiota, Tabennensis, mhahitant of TajSe'wijtroy. Hieron. II, 63. Soz. 1069. Cassian. I, 1 76.
tj,
heath-cocks.
Xov,
cloth
on
it.
Tafiewija-os, ov,
also Taêwrja-la, as,

Isid.
fj,
TdbenSoz.
TayrjvuTis,
ems,
to Taytjvi^fiv, a frying.
nesus, in
Upper Egypt.
t
248.
Galen. VI, 430 A.

Tayrjvov,
ov, to,
1073.
To/Sepi/a,
frying-pan.
Ill,
Lucian.
II,
330
the Latin
TravSoxfiov.
a b e r n a ==; KaTnyXeiov, Luc. Act. 28, 15.

ov,
Ao^bs eK
Tayrjvov.
444
'l)(6vs i< TayrjVov,
fried fish.
ToPepvdpios,
a,
tabernarius.
fie
fj
Lyd.
Bârpi-
152, 17. 20 Tafffpvapia

ia\
^ a-KrjvmTfj Kmp.ah'ia, fabula tdbernaria.
TOêpvflov, ov, TO,

rajSXa,
rjs,
raffepva.
tablet,
3.
Suid.
Theoph. Phoc. 202. rdyuTTpov, ov, to, bag into which a horse's mess of corn is put. Porph. Cer. 462.
490, 18.
Nicet. 643.
Toyifoo, to-a, (Toy^) to feed, transitive.
^,
tabula,
Act. Andr. et Matthiae

Cer. 338.
Dice-board a/3a|, aâKiov. ApoUoii. Ephes. 1385 A. Agath. Epigr. 76. 64, 27 Td^Xr/v.
TojSXi'fcB,
2.
label. Apocr. Mai. 103. Porph.
Taypa, aTos, to, class of men, society,

J.
2,
(rd^Xa) =^ Kuêuo), Trerrevai, to play at dice or draughts. Leant. Cypr. 1740 C. Hes. KujSeOo-cu .... Et. M. 666, 25.
ura,
Eudoc.
Tc^SKlv
M.
321.
or To/SXiK for ra^Xiov.
Chron.
614.
TAeopA. 260.
TajSXiov, ou, TO,
Porphyr. Abst. 333. Orig. I, 648. Epiph. II, 513 C, of Christians. 2. Order, rank. Clem. R. 1, Hippol. 628, ra cWa flela. Or/^r. I, 988, 41. of catechumens. Nic. 1, 5. Laod. 3. 24. Greg. Naz. II, 532 C, of bishops. Sarrf. 10. 744 D, SioKoi/io-o-Sj/. Epiph. n, 513 C. Pseudo-Z)io. 440, tS>v Upimv. 3. A body of soldiers. Polyb. 6, 24. 5 a-neipa, aij8,
3.
8,
of the Essenes,
Jos. B.
3> TAe g'ame of A of cose

619.
4:>
(rd^Xa) a s<ci/)e sewed upon the border of a garment, iyrf. 178. Mai. 33. 413. 2. Taftie, fioarc?. ion. Cj/pr. 1709.
dice.
paia.
Leo. Tact. 4,
2.
41
^
3,
^dvbov.
ticularly,
the
Koman
2,
legio.
3,
ParDion. H. II,
8.
3,
1133.
Strab. 16,
9, 9.
19.
4,
20.
Lex. Sched. 324.
Jos. B. J. 4,
Plut.
I,
180 B. 644
D.
sort
for clothes.
Porph.
Cer.
7.
oi), 6,
4. Footman. 5. Vow.
Sept. Reg. 1, 4, 10.
1, 15, 4.
TojSXtoT^r,
gamester.
Ta^Xonap6\Lov, ov, to,
Gloss.
Kv^flov, gaming-house.
Mai. 36. 45. 6. Devotedness,- devotion. Joann. 46. 288. Mosch. 2913 B.
Theod.
I,
349.
Mai. 345,
1 7.
6, (rdflXa,
TaypaTapx^f^,
T)<Tto,
TaypMrapx^jS
ei/it.
Phi-
ToflKondpoxps, ov,
ndpoxps) keeper of
Schol. Arist.
Ion
I,
368, 21.
a gaming-house.
To^XapjiTa,
(OV, TO.,
Gloss.
following.
TaypaTapxis, ov, 6, (apx<o) commander of a toSynes. 1073 D. Theoph. ypa of soldiers.

392.
Eq. 675.
rajSXtoTa, a)V, rd, ^z: bpvfâicTos.
Suid. Apv<pa-
KTos ....
TafiovXapios,
Schol. Arist. Vesp. 349. 386.

ov,
6,
TaypaTapxâ, as, Dion. 153 A.

TayjuiTLKos,
T),
fj,
Tdypa, order.
Pseudo94.
tabularius,
Inscr. 4037.
register,
dv,
regular.
Diod.
1 7,
2.
Cosm.
29,
registrary, recorder.
Eus.
II,
Legionarius.
1492.
NU. 312
C.
Taydpiov, ov, to,
(jayrj)
Ephes. 1172 C. E. a kind of dry-measure.

Alex. Aphr. Probl.
Tayxdpas, o, Ind. 100 C.
Leo Gram. 306, (Arabic) lump of

of Taivapos.
14.
gold.

Toyyij,
ijf,
J),
ToLvdpfios, a, ov,
Sext. 30,
rancidness.
XWos
{fi).
fj,
77, 34.
Tatvta, as.
l(ra>,
taenia,
I,
tongue of land,
1. 8.
shelf,
I,
Tayyifa,
to
be or become Tayyos.
Cosm.
.sand-bank.
Polyb. 4, 41,
Plut.
679
Geopon. 9, 22, 3. Geopon. 9, 22, 3. Tayyos, f), ov, rancid. Chron. 474. rarfi], ijs, % food, feed, for a horse.
Ind. 445 A.
F.
App.
TUKepoa,
(184).
atro),
Diosc. 4, 181 TaKepov jtolS). Agathin. apud Orib. 11, 396.
435, 69.
476, 50.
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by Microsoft

TaKira
ToKiVa,
lyf,
1068
the goddess of
Plut. II, 650
6, 2,
raôap'xpii
^,
Tacita
=
65.
o-t(<wr?;X^,
of a
quaestor.
silence.
TOKTiKos,
i;,
Plut
ov,
I,
quaestorship.
to tactics.
Jos.
Dion. H. Til, 1695, iôvaia, Ant. 14, 10, 10. Plut. I,
belonging
F,
ivriler
on
tactics.
president.
Isid.
Theodln. Dan. 1013. 2. OrdmaZ number

Dion. Thr. 636, 14.
/3t-
766 B, dpx^. Diod. II, 610, 53. TapKva, to be quaestor. App. 11, 107, Plut. I, 861 C. II, 806 C. D.
88.
(irpSiTos, Sfvrepos).
142, 86. 608, 20, Kpdiraa.

41, 24, 2,
6,
Dion C.
37,
3. Ceremonial.
(SXi'a,

treatises.
^,
52, 2.
48, 34, 5.
ceremonial
ecot,
Tokamatprjcns,
*Tdpi(Tivr)s, ov,
of or wiXh
{TavTokiâi)
rdpuros.
Diod.
Nil.
ToXanrapia.
Arr.
apud
272
1
Orib.
I,
276, rvpos.
miser?'?
AnaB. 6, 26, 1. TaKamapi^m, icrio,

Esai, 21,
2.
TavToXurTrjs, ov, 6,
to
render raXaUapos-Bus. V, 164 A. 33, 1.
Symm.
D Ta
TavToKidTav (pdyovrai KporaXuTTai,

6,
proverb.
tantalization
.?
TCLkainapoTTOios, 6v,
;=
ToKaiiraipov iroLav (rtva).
TavToKta-pos, ov,
Petr. Alex.
Doroth.
ToKaviâ,
700 D.
(raXaf)
Orig.
I,
Can. 11,
to
p.
496 C.
ov,
I'cro),
pronounce one wretchp,aiiapiâi.
TavvalcKOTTOs,
(ravva,
tTKOTreoi)
far-seeing.
ed ; opposed to eiSaip-oviâ,
Clem.
Jul 299 C.
TawtTTeov zzz del Tavvetv.
Tavvo'Tpocpos, ov,
(o"rpe<â))
A.
I,
389.
II,
1520.
Dion. Alex.
Orig. TV,
1.
Nil. 569 B.
1596.
Eyj>^.
T-aXaw(r/ios, ov, 6,
420
Synes. 1560 B.
with a long swing^
to roKaviêiv.
Oenom. apud Eus.

Taâio>Tr]s,
Ill, 369.
Petr. Alex. 496 649 D. Mon. 1588 B.
as v.
Ant.
incorrect for Ta|emTjjs.

eua-a,
TokUos,
ToXof
a, ov,
Doric,
;
TaâTevm,
Anlip. S. 69.
I,
rrfKUos.
^=
,
KoXor
coined by Lucian.
17,
97.
t
Tap.ei,aK6s,
also TajMaKos,
fiscalis,
I,
ov,
(rapelon)
to
a ni.i -
(TaâTos) to garrison a fort. Porph. Adm. 212. Taânav, a>vos, rj, taxatio, taxation. Justinian, 2. Garrison. Novell 82, 10. Theoph,
acu s Athan.
larius.
pertaining
C.
the
(J)i<tkos.
566, 20. 567.

104. raâTOS, ov,
6,
Leo. Tact.
8, 4.
Porph. Adm.
Nic.
01
784
Theod.
1,
a'.
IV, 1220 A. 2. Cuhicu-
(rdîs) regular soldier.
Chrys.
I,
343 C, epidos.
peculator.
920 B.
Toi,
Theoph. 501.
2.
II,
Plural
Ta|5-
rapeôv, see rapieiov.
garrison of a fort.
Porph. Adm. 200, go
rapeio-ipdyos,
ov,
6,
Athan.
the
I,
753
20.
CD.
Tapea-as,
6,
TaêiSevco, also Taîbevco, evcra, {ra^fiSiov) to
Tamesis,
3.
Tamesa,
Thames.
on a military expedition or excursion. Porph.

Cer. 445. 302.
Dion C.
Tapiddiov,
40,
ov,
60, 20.
Adm.
235. 242.
Phoc. Novell.
Damiat, in Lower Egypt. Epiph. Mon. 265. Cinn. 279 ra TapLadi.. Meet. 208. 211 Tov TapMi6ov.
TO,
6,
Achmet. 158. 161.

or
excursion
:
Toêlbiov, also Ta^lhiov, ov, to, (Ta|is)' militartf
expedition
journey,
voyage.
TapiaKos, see ra/xetaKos.

rapias, ov,
11, 13.
L. quaestor.
II,
Polyb.
1,
52,
7.
2,
Porph. Adm. 142. 244. Cer. 445. Novell. 302. Achmet. 158. 161.
Taêa>Tt]s, ov, 6, (raltf)
Phoc.
Diod.
1,
608, 56.
Dion. H.
II,
923.
taxeota,
magistrate's
5?raJ. 13,
Tapteia, as,
4, 1, 12.
fj,
27.
assistant.
L. quaestura, quaestorship. Strab. Plut. I, 766 F. Dion C. 41, 24, 2.

Sept.
II,
PaZZarf.
Macar. 609. Scrap. Aeg. Laus. 1164 D. 1171 D.

Socr.
933. 321.
337.
433.
765
C.
Chal.
1005.
67, 13, 2.
Gregent, 580 A.
froi pavharopa.
592 C.
605
ThIeoitt)!',
Tapielov,
also Tapetov, ov, to, storehouse,

6, 2, 7.
Justinian. Cod.
1, 3,
53. 12,
Tiber.
Deut. 28, 8. SiraJ. 2. Treasury. 45.
P/w7on
II,
458,
38, 19, ToS oTpaTrjKdTov. Novell. 5, 6.
âuiKiKov.
Particularly,
II,
Diod.
592, 89, to
the
Roman
6,
aera31, 5.
rium
Plut.
pos.
also ^/jscus.
Polyb.
275.
3, 26, 1.
Porph. Cer. 268. Novell. 259. Attal. 203, 18 ra^mrqs. 2. Oarrison TaâToi. Basilic. 6, 1, 84. Porph. Adm. 142.
Novell. 23.
6, 13, 1.
I,
Dion. H. IV, 2356.
Strali. 4, 6, 6.
177, 20.
TaêaiTtKos,
r),
103 C.
II,
534 D.
.BtiS.
525. 1000. 1012.
3,
484, Kaiaa-
ov,
pertaining
1, 3,
to
TaêaTTjs.
Cham-
Justinian. Cod.
Taîdpxrjs, ov,
tor.
6,
53.
Sept. Gen. 43, 29. Judic. 3, 24. Reg. 3, 22, 25 Tapelov tov rapeiov, inner chamber. Tobit 7, 15. Job 9, 9, votov.
ber, closet.
in monasteries, a sort of ;jroc-
Stud. 171S C.
1748.
1784 C.
iVîcef.
Paphl. 497, Michael the archangel.

Taîapîa, as,
r),
Esai. 26, 20.
Matt.
6, 6.
Jos. Ant. 8, 15, 4.
the office
[The form rapelov originated compare iyeta.']

TapLEvTiKos,
rj,
in synizesis
Dion. 301
C.
of Ta^tapxos. Pseudo240 D, eeia, eeapxia,
God.
Taîap)(os, ov, 6,
T(Tpaj)(iai).
6v,
(rapievo))
laying up, using

1, 16.
,
commander of a
9,
sparingly,
saving.
1156, TWOS.
2.
Anton.
Orig.
I,
The
"RoTaaxi
quaestorius,
Plut.
Ael. Tact.
rdîs
(= &vo
eKarovTapx;:)!-
I,
621 E, the
Roman ;9nmipjim.
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by Microsoft
iîSeua
Taî&evai, ra^liiov, see raêiSevai, Ta^cl&iov.
1069
34,
2.
rapTapitpi
Sir.
2,
17.
Aristeas 29.
\_Sepl.
To^K,
e<BS,
V,
eirippriiuiTa,
Dion. Thr. 642 Ta|e(as adverbs of order (e^^r, X""?'*)order.
Judith
v-\JAa>pa.
4, 9
eranetvovaav :^z
to,
cVaTreiVcoi'.]
;
Taneivapa, aros,
Clementin. 445.
Taireivaiois,
eais,
depression
opposed to
ApoUon. D. Synt. 182, 23 Talecoy ora/ioTa, ordinal nouns (irpSyros, Sevrepos, rpiroi).
2.
Order, grade.
Plut. II, 149, of a Star, in astrology.

Sext. 734, in astrology.
j],
Philon
11,
177, 37, of
humiliation,
16, 11.
depression.
priests
and Levites.
Iren. 886 B, UpariKr),
Classical.
Sept.
Gen.
Judith
6,
19.
the sacerdotal order.
Greg. Th. 1041 D, of
Ps. 21, 23.
Xeocaes. 1. 5. Anc. 3. 12. Laod. 24. Pseudo-JDion. 505. 508, of bish3. ^4 body of soldiers ops and of deacons. oKTO) \6xoi ^= 128 men. 8vo TTpap)(iai Athan. I, 272 D. 300 C. Ael. Tact. 9, 3. 4. O^ce, ;;osf. /os. Ant. 20, 8, 9. Eus. 5. Public n, 968 C. 1024 B, enapxiicfl.
penitents.
I,
9,33,10. 2. As a title B, 77 Tiperepa. 064 E.

TaireivanKos,
ij,
Sb. 2, 5. Esai. 53, 8. Polyb. Diod. -2,4,5. Ex. Vat. 69, 12.
TaTreii/onjj.
Basil. IV, 265

JXic. II,
Chrys. Ill, 608 E.

6v, humiliating.
Basil.
I,
293 B.
records.
6. Form, ritual, 349 C. Porpli. Cer. 4, ceremonial, prescribed mode. Euchol. the court ceremonial. j3a(riXeios,
Athan.
p.
380 D.
Tairifnov, ov, to, small rdmjf.
Aleiphr. Frag.
6,7.
Tojnov, ov, TO,
=
ov,
preceding.
Theoph. 494, 16
Dion.
Diosc.
16,
20.
as V.
1.
the form
Ta|t(0Ti)i,
161 Tafis ya/opivj) eVi xfipoTOvla SiaKovov, of ordaining deacons.

see to^coittjs.
rirrai,
TapoKTiKos,
17,
(rapdiToa) disturbing.
H.
2,
II,
1029.
(2,
Xenocr. 45. 57,

KoiXi'ar.
Ttvos.
2,
11
204),
Epict.
raTreivoKoyeat,
bly.
(raTretvos, Xeyoj) to talk
hum7sid.
Plut.
I,
133 E. 557 E. n, 815 C.

rj,
Ephr.
I,
26 A.
Nil.
357 B.
TapaKTos,
Arist.
ov,
disturbed,
troubled.
Scliol.
377 D.
Taireivo\oyia, as,
4, 22.
ij,
Ran. 1211.
fj,
humble speech.
Poll. 2, 124.
TapavTivapxii, as,
Xappfi'ai
of cavalry.
(TapavTivos, apx'^) Ael. Tact. 20, 2.
^ -
TaffeewJ-i'ooy,
oov,
humble-minded.
rcmeaios,
contracted rairetvovovs, ovv, Clim. 1000 B.
TapavnviStov, ov, to, a kind of

originally
6v,
humble, lowly.
Max.
Conf.
II,
fne garment, used at Tarentum by women. Lucian. Ill, 147 (16 *Epyoc T^y 'Vapavrivrfs
J),
544 Ma^tpos Taireaios x^'P^'"' applied to himLeant. Cypr. 1716 MrjKeri poi)(eve, raself.
iTcuie,
fpyao'ias).
Tapa^dvSpia, as,
(japa(riTa>, dvrjp)
man-disturb-
poor felloip
.'
ing
woman
(F.
intrigante).
PaUad.
Vit.
rmTa)(rTpe(}>fis, 5, (aTpecfxo) i-ersed in humility.
Chrys. 14 E.
Tapaâpxis, ov, 6, (appfco) ringleader. Vit. Chrys. 16 B.
Tapaîas, ov,
6,
Method. 153 B.
Tawecvm-qs,
i/T-or, 77,
Pallad.
humility, humbleness, a title
of assumed humility used
by
bishops,
when
they speak of themselves.

T^s Tjperipas
Tmreanxppovea,
TatreivorrjTos.
Epiph. I, 881 C [See II, 700 B.
2828 B.
Tapdîos, ov,
13, 22.
6,
= ^
Tapaicrris, disturber.
Euagr.
Genes.
Tapda-ws travestied.
also jierpion/s.]
T](r<a,
=^
TaTriw6<f>pa>v dpi, to be
Tapaî-rro\is, i8or, 6,
i],
^=
ttjv ttoXiv rapdo'croiv.
humble-minded.
Sept. Ps. 130, 2.
Clem. R.
10, to feel
PhilonU, 520,
rapaxoTTOios, ov,
18.
537, 18.
Herm. Sim. 7. 1, 2. mean. Hippol. 681. 217 B.

Taneivo-(f>p6in]a-is,
a>s,
Epict.
Orig.
I,
1, 9,
1312 D.
VH,
turbances.
Cyrill. Scyth.
(japax^, woceco) creating disV. S. 367 A. Nicet.
^.
Paphl. 529 A.
rajreivoippoavvTi.
Tapix-^pTiôpos, ov, 6. dealer in Tdpixos.
4, 46.
Dioy.
pickled.
Tertull. II, 970.

rtnreivo(f>p6vci>s,
adv. humbly.
rjs, 17,
Basil. IV, 813.
Tapix^vTos, Plut.
rj,
ov,
(japixetxo)
salted,
Ta7rfivo(j)poa~uvr],
ity.
lowliness
of mind, humil9, 2,
n, 912 D. E.
6,
/os. B. J. 4. Luc. Act. 20, 19. Clem. R. 1, 30. weak-mindedness.
rdpixos, ov,
Peloponnesian, ^zz to rdpixosSext. 642.
44.
Diosc. lobol. 19.

TapTTOvrj,
ris, rj,
fi'em. Vis.
Orient. 656.
3, 10.
Epict.
3, 24, 56.
Doctr.
a kind otbaiket.
Arr. P.
M.
E.
Hippol. 856.
Ori^.
I,
1312 C.
65.
raireivoippmv, ov, {(ftprjv) low-minded, base. Plut.
Tapaoa,
n, 336 E. 2. Humble-minded.
29, 23.
Sept.
1, 19.
Pro v.
Petr.
1, 3, 8.
Clem. R.
to
Bam.
777 B.
TaiTfivoa),
Ignat. 653 A.
to
Diosc. 3, 163 into hurdles. 172 (175) Terapo-apivos, pinnate See also 4, 183 (186). leaf Did. A. 768 Taprdpews. Toprapaios, a, ov,
to
make
(173).
4,
make
low,
lower;
i^co.
p.
Cleomed. 15, 11. 300, tnikriva, reduces the size of the spleen. 2. To humble: to humiliate. Sept. Gen.
opposed to Diosc. 2, 188 (189),
A.
BasU.
Sel.
497 B.
TapTapiCf,
Tpepeiv.
iVto,
(rdprapos)
Plut. II, 948
to shiver
with cold.
TO piyovvTa TraXXeaSai
Km
Eudoc. M. 379.
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by Microsoft
Taprapo'i
TdprapQs, ov,
6,
1070
,
ravTOTradrji
rj,
artaru s
Vit.
partments of hell.
one of the comEuthym. 48.
ravpopaxia, as, 4039, 46.

ravpos, ov,
6,
(/laxofuu)
bull-fight.
Inscr.
Taprapovxos, ov, 6, (eX"") '"^^ "/ Tartarus. Hippol 868. Haer. 544, 32, ayyeXoi. Apoe.
hall.
Diod. 19, 108.
571,
223.
26,
of Phalaris.
2.
20, 71.
Taurus
Arist.
II,
Paul. 48.
Taprapoa, axTw,
2, 4.
Too-ts, cms, ^,
5,
Sppos.
to cast into
Moer.
229.
Schol.
Ran.
Dion.
Tartarus.
intensity.
Petr.
2,
AmpUl. 41 A.
(rciva) tension
:
Tavpo(f}avr]s, es,
(iâlvto) z=^ ravpoeLbrjs.
Diosc.
P. 642.
TavT-e/jiCJiepris, es,
2. Stress of the
V,
60.
49, vvoxovSpicov.
Hermog. 166,
17, Xoyou.
(ravrov, e/x^tpijr) having pre-
voice, applied to the pros-
cisely the
same form.
:
Stud. 425 B.
to he the
odies, especially to the accents.
Dion.
II.
TavTi^co, Lira, to identify
same.
Orig.
self.
Pliilon
I,
46, 8 {pêia, âpeia, irepi^jfiKf),
IV, 304 D,
jTpl
Tov TOTTov, to repeat one's
<nra>fievq,
Saa-fla,
paKpd,
19.
Apollon.
D.
Adv.
586,
^pax^la). Synt. 129.
Pron. 301. 370 B, o|eia, the acute accent. Porphyr. Prosod. 105. 103, Sext. 756, 24.
dmreTapevri, dveipevr),
pe<rr).
Taa-KoSpovylTm, av,
heretics.
oi,
I,
Tascodrugitae, certain
877.
Epiph.
Keltic,
Tim.
Presb. 13
TaiTKoSpovyoi.
Taa-KOi, ov, 6,
=
etc.
ndcra-aXos.
Epiph.
I,
877.
Tatro-o),
Tim. Presb. 13.

to to
arrange,
Mid.
Vis.
80,
1325 B. Nicet. Paphl. 85 D -(rBai, to become one and the same. TavTo-ôiXriTos, ov, of the same will. Damasc. II, 312 B. Cyrill. A. VI, ravToôvXia, as, fj, same will. 661 C. Eulog. 2949 B. Anast. Sin. 48 B. Max. Conf. II, 45 B. TavTo^vao'Tos, ov, knowing the same, of the same knowledge. Damasc. II, 312 B. TavToboôs, ov, (8o|a) of the same glory. Caesa-
Damasc.
I,
rda-a-opai,
to
rius 1025.
vow,
promise.
avTfi
Herm.
3, 1
"Oirov ira-
TavTobvvapos,
TavToeibrjs,
ov,
(bvvapis) of the same power.

the
^dprjv
iKdeiv.
FseuAo-Dion. 556 C.
es,
avTa TO aKLvdvvov.
Theoph. 346, 20.
O'toTrjptas o-ov.
Mai.
572, 12,
bapa Trep-iretv. ra dem nep\ t^s

369
VTr-erayrjOrjv
of
same form. same form.
Cyrill.
A.
Yin, 837
TavToeibas,
c.
[_Eus. Alex.
adv. in
the
Pseudo-
^=
vn-CTdyrjv.l
Dion. 912 C.
ravravroeireai,
rjo'ia,
TavXt^to, ravXlv, ravkiv, Tav\iOv, ravXcop-a,

Xairoi/,
K- T.
(ravToeTrrjs^
z^
Tai/ToXoyeco.
incorrect for To/SXifw, raPXlv, ra^Xiov,
Did.
I,
781 C.
A.
rj,
ravpea, as,
Athan. I, Leathern trumpet. Mauric. 12, 16. Leo. Tact. 7, 31. 68. (Compare Proc. II, 242, 15.) ravpeia, as, rj, (ravpeios) sc. pAan^, cowhide for whipping. Artem. 98.
raupcXan/s, ov,
62.
Tavp-eXafjyos, ov, 6, bull-deer,
6,
aurea 765 A. -= "i.

t
ravToenfjs, es, (EIIQ)
r=
TavToXoyos. Cyrill. A.
ravpeia,
cowhide.
661 A.
^trca, (EPrO) A. IX, 180 C.
TavToepyeco,
Cyrill.
to
do
the
same work.
6 ravpovs ikavvav. Philipp.
mal.
21.
Cosm. Ind. 441
C.
a species of aniTheoph. 170,
Cyrill. A. r), sameness of action. Also, TavTovpyia. VI, 849 D. Hippol. 837. 840 C. PseudoTavTo-KLvriTos, ov, moved uniformly. Dion. 208 B. 329 B. TavTOKKivTfs, es, (kXiW) inclined in the same manner : in the same latitude. Strab. 2, 1, 16.
ravToepyia, as,
I,
809 D.
17, 3, 10.
Tavp-iKtf)as, avros, 6, hull-elephant,
an animal.
TavToXoyew,
thing.
9,
Tjaco,
(ToiroXoyos)
1, 1, 3.
to
repeat the same

Strab. 11,
Philoslrg. ravpiavos,
Basil.
Tavpivrj,
r),
496 B.
ov,
Polyb.
Just.
1, 79, 7.
I,
born under Taurus, in astrology. 129. Caesarius 988.
3.
Tryph.
85.
Hermog. Rhet.
repetition
143, 9.
rjs, fi,
taurina,
rj,
shoe.
Dioclet. G. 9,
ravToXoyia, as,
the
^,
tautologia,
Dion.
15. 16.
same words.
es,
of
I,
I,
181.
Philon
TavpoyauTpiKos,
C. 3, 11,
ov,
of Tavpoydariop.
bull-binding.
Dioclet.
529, 45.
TavToprjKTjs,
(/i^Koff)
dpi.dp,6s,
quid?
ij,
TOupoSeVts, iSos,
(Sc'o))
Agath.
7, 3, 5.
Nicom. 132,
16)
;
of the same length. a square number (4, 9,
Epigr. 30,
Orig. I,
2.
called also
lbiop,rjKris.
Tavpo(ibr)s, IS,
(EIAQ) 1340 A.
Tjf,
17,
bidl-like.
Strab. 1
TavToov<Tios, ov,
raupo-KoXXa,
glue
ravpfia KoXXa, bull-glue,
made from
es,
bull's-hide.
5, 86, p.
Polyb.
749.
6,
23, 3.
Diosc. 3, 91 (101).
raupoKoXXcoSr;?,
80.
4,
Zi/:e
raupoKoXXa.
Diosc.
1,
of the same ovaia. Epiph. I, 1053. II, 528 C. D. Damasc. II, 312 B. Also, ravTolxnos. Did. A. 337 B. TavTOTrd6em, as, rj, the being ravTOTradfis. Herodn. Gr. in Cramer. Ill, 271, 20, reflexiveness, of the pronouns f/xauroC, a-eavrov, eavToi.
168 (171), Tiji/xpoa"-
ravTowadris,
es,
{iraBelv)
L.
compassihi-
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by Microsoft
TaVTOTTOOia Sia
lis, suffering with one. 837 A.
TavToitabLa, as,
foot,
ij,
1071
Hippol. 836 D.
raxvl3d8iiTros, ov,
fiav.
eafieohi(US
(raxis, /SaSifo))
::=
raxv^d-
Adam.
rj,
S. 443.
(novi) repetition of the same

(irpSîs)
raxvyap.ia, as,
I,
(ydp,os) early marriages.
Eus.
Heph.
3, 3, o'TTOvdeiaKT], lafLJSLKTj,
ravTOTrpa^la,
as,
^,
151.
Syncell. 158, 18.

6,
ravToepyia.
raxvypd<j>os, ov,
(ypd(j>a))
ivriler.
L. notarius, stenog-
Anast. Sin. 48 B.
TaiiTos
rapher, shorthand
6 avTos.
is,
Simoc. 112, 22.
434.
II,
Orig. IV, 200
Herodn. Gr. PMlet. =:z o|vypd0os. Eus.

Agath.
Lucian.
TavToadevtjS,
{(j6eva>)
of
the
same might.
Classical.
576.
Basil. IV, 572. 829.

is,
CyrUl.
TavTon]!,
Basil.
A. VIII, 800 C.
rjTos,
fi,
raxv&arjs,
(Sai'co)
burning quickly.
weeping.
sameness, identity.
35
raxvSoKpvs,
III,
v, (^SaKpvov) easily
IV, 393 C, rau imoaraireav, of the Godhead.
248.
ravTovpyia, see ravroepyla.

TavTovpyos, 6v, doing the
raxv-bpojios, ov, 6, courier.
Athan.
Vit. Nil.
836 B. D.
TavTo(j>vfis,
1,
same work. Pseudo-Dion. 476 C.
Hippol.
Apocr. Act. Thadd.

raxvepyrjs, is,
2.
II, 889 C. Jun. 37 1).
(EPVil) working quickly.
App.
Toiroucrios, see TavToov(Tios.
418, 18.
, 1728 D.
(</)u<a)
of the same nature. Leont.

Theol. Arith.
9.
raxvepyos, ov,
preceding.
App.
I,
360, 74.
Polem. 225.
raxv-'iinros, ov, with fleet horses.
TcaiTav z=^ t5>v avrmv.
Schol. Arist.
TaiTaw/ios,
1025.
ov,
of
the
same
ovofia.
Caesarius
Nub.
729.
(Formed
like raxiiroKos.)
raxv-KtvrjTos, ov,
moving quickly.
Polem. 284.
toStSs (6 avTos), adv. in the same manner. Pseudo-Dion. 144 C. 720 A.

Ta(f>6, 6,
Taxvp.a6r]s, is, {pavBdvai) learning quickly. Poll.

4, 11.
nan, Tophet, a place.

Jer.
7,
Sept. Reg. 4,
raxv-ixerdfioXos, ov,
changing quickly, unsteady.
14 as v. 1. Tarfxav, mvos, 6, (raôs) hurying-ground. Inscr. Eus. II, 1085 C, ^vxS>v4507.

23, 10.
31. 22.
19,
Ptol. Tetrab. 162.
raxvvos, see raxtvos.
raxvva,
7,
to hasten, to
iroirjaai.
make
haste.
Sept.
30,
Gen.
18,
Ta<j>oei&fis, is,
Taxj}os, 6,
sepulchral.
sepulchre.
Dion C. 67, 9, Damasc. 1, 1353 B, 6
2.
ToC
Ex.
2, 18.
Ps
3.
Mace.
uyios, 24.
I,
13, 10.
is,
Clementin. 40 A,
^vp.p.axrt(Tai.
the
Holy Sepulchre. Porph. Adm. 198, Comn. 14, p. 428 (Paris).

rrr rdcjipov noLa.
raxvTrerijs,
=:
wKvnirrjS.
Pseudo-Dion.
Polyb.
337.
Ta(j)po7roLi<o
Diod.
II,
502, 68.
raxvTrKoia,
3, 95, 6.
rja-cu,
(raxiTrXoos) to sail fast.
Ta(j}papv)(os, ov,
(opiaaai)
digging a ditch or
Classical.
trench.
rdxa, adv.
II,
Diog. 4, 23. ia-as, perhaps.
raxi'TtKoia, as,
tj,
fast-sailing.
Plut.
raxv^\oip.os,
ov,
Poll. 1, 106.
following.
Nic.
CP..
572 F. Sext. 43, 15.
321. 2.
an ironical
Cedr. Polyh.
Forsooth,
particle.
II, 74. 76.
Histor. 56, 16.

raxv-rrXoos, ov, fast-sailing.
raxv<jia>vos, ov,
(^'>vf))
as if forsooth,
=:
Sijdev,
Pseudo-6rreji. Th. 1157 C.
fast-speaking.
Hes. 'HkvuXos .... Polem.

Lucian.
II,
Ptoch.
1.
292 156 Taxare.

3,
293.
82, 1.
.
raxios, adv. quicMy, soon.

66, 1
'12?
1,
raavios, ov, (raffls) peacock's.
120.
yap
Bclttov dnoKario'Triae
ei>6ia>s,
raavo^repov,
Cer. 553.
riêdos, ov,
II, 5, 4.
ov, to, peacock's feather.
Porph.
Ant.
dviBfTo, as soon as.
Dion. H.
SteXo/i\/'ei'.
II,
980, 13 'Qs
rjjiipa
rdxi.a'Ta
'ETTfiS^
Td;^K7ra
dvfjp
iyivero.
Theoph. Cont. 13, 20 6d(r(Tov

earlier.
V, 534, 13 2. Early.
rrpoTfpov,
6,
rv^l, direXKalos.
Jos.
redappTjKOTas (dappia),
adv.
boldly,
daringly.
2,
Polyb.
ov,
9, 9, 8.
I,
Diod. 4, 17.
Epict.
13,
I,
Taxivos,
13, 2. early.
2, 1,
r),
:=
Taxis.
Classical.
11, 22 'Ev
Sept. Sap.
21.
Plut.
24 C.
II,
260 C.
Clem. A.
Sir.
18, 26.
7.
&pa
2.
raxivrj,
592 A.
Tedfaprip.ivas (Beapiai),
carefully, accurately.
Esai. 59,
2, 2, 1.
Djon. P.
1150'.
Petr.
adv.
toith deliberation,
I, I,
14.
Epigr. 37.
Xvvos.
Aguil. Ps. 44,
Agath.
Orig.
709 B.
76 B.
Inscr.
1923, 6 (Addend.) raquickness,

speed.
660 B. Method. 77 D. BasU. A. 369 C.

re6pr)p.epos, see rfrparmepos.
IV, Did.
rdxos,
for,
to,
swiftness,
Herodn. Gr. Philet. 434. Galen. VI, 534. I, 37 C Am a-Tip,ei<ov els rdxos r)a-Kr]p.ivia ypd(j)eiv,
rf6pvp.p,ivas
(fipinrai),
adv.
delicately,
luxu-
riously, effeminately.
Plut. II, 801 A. Cyrill.
in shorthand.
Dion C.
55,
7,
6 TJpw-
4.x,
1108 B.
Tos trq/ieid
nva
(Maecenas).
ypa(j>6vra)v,
npos rdxos iêvpe Basil. IV, 573 C TS>v els rdxos

ypaiiitdraiv
Tcti/eo-/i(aSi)r, es,
of at
like reivea-fios.
Ruf. apud
Ruf. apud
Orib. II, 206, TTpo6vp.iai.

re\.veap.whas, adv. with reive<jp.6s.
stenographers.
Justinian. Novell.
42, 1, ff.
Orib. II, 211.
Digitized
by Microsoft
1072
Tclva
TeXeicofia
ov,
ixxfivai, to
lengthen a vowel.
Drac.
TeKvocf>6vos,
(*ENQ)
(<j)epa>')
murdering
bearing
children.
15, 23.
Tfixâ-Trjs, ov,
6,
Sept. Sap. 14, 23.
(Tx'f<") builder of walls,

4, 12, 12.
ma-
TfKvo(f>6pos,
OV,
children.
son.
Sept.
Reg.
Damasc.
Porph. Cer.
17.
Ill,
689 B.
;
TeixiaTTji, ov, 6,
(Tflxof) qiiid?
TCKvoa,
460,
15.
14.
Theoph.
Cont.
175,
398,
B.
4,
2. Pass.
to
beget
to
bear children.
Orig.
I,
360
TeKvoofuu, to be adopted. Diod.
reixoSofiea,
rjcra, 6,
(reixo&oixos)
to
build a wall.
7,
aaaOai,
S- Mid. 67 TfKvioBels ijr' avroOto become godfather to one.
tckvio-
Xic.
Strab. 8,
15, p. 183.
ij,
Poll.
118.
wall.
CP.
Plut.
Histor. 14, 13, Ttva roi Beia Xovrpa,
Teixohojxia, Of,
I,
the building
of a
to
dvfdeâaBai.
TeKvioais, CMS,
r/,
535 D.
rj,
adoption.
6,
Diod.
4, 39.
TeixoiiaxKos,
ov,
adapted
attacking walls.
TCKTovapxos, ov,
:=^
apxtTCKrav.
Classical.
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 481,
opyava.
Psend- Afric. 101 A.

TCKTOvevoi,
evtTQ),
TeixojjAxoi, ov, {imxoiMii.) fighting against walls.
^=
TKTa)v
elfjii.
Classical.
App.
II,
759, 72, (TiSrjpov, used in demolishthe building

2, 5.
Artem.
TfKToviai,
23.
75.
rja-ai,
ing walls.
Tiix'^'Koda, as,
icatls.
rj,
Athan. I, 85 D. preceding.
Philon
is
I,
398,
(reixoirotos)
of
Diod. 11, 40.
TCxo(lni\aKea>, rjaa,
i^T.
Jos. B. J. 5,
TenTovrjiia, aTos, to, that

KTcov.
Teixo<f>v\a^
ely>i.
Dion.
which Tim. Presb. 16 A.
made by a
re-
II,
678, 10.
PMonll,
257, 30.
App.
I,
TiKdpxrjS, ov,
215, 43.
of troops.
ov, (opva-a-a)
6,
6,
(apxa>)
commander of a
Ael. Tact.
9,
tc'Xoj
7.
fiepdpxrjs.
Tuxaipixos,
digging through walls.
Tc\jEiohvvafUts, ov,
(TeXfios, Svvafus} of perfect
Agath. 34,
396.
opyavov.
TeK/iijpi'm/ia, aroi, to,
poiver.
TeK/ii)ptoi/.
^=.
Galen. IV,
TcKfirjpiaa-is, cms,
fj,
(jeKfirfpioat)
proof, evidence.
An: Anab.
4, 7, 5.
6,
TfKvdSeKipos, ov,
SoCf, nephew.
TeKviov, ov, TO,
1.
5, 4, 2.
Greg. Naz. TeXewv noiav 1149 A. rekeLo^trayav, (bvoe, d, with a perfect beard. Mai. 311.
reXftoTTotoff, ov,
11,
396 C.
Ill,
tckvov d8i\<f>ov, a8X(f}t-
TeXeios,
a,
ov,
perfect.
Nicom.
89,
apidfios,
Apophth. 101 B. Joann. Epist. little tckvov.

22, 78.
perfect number, a
1, 2,
number equal
to the
sum
Epict.
3,
TfKvo-ôpos,
OV,
devouring his
to
5,
own
children.
Clementin. 192 A.
TCKvoyoveai,
rjo-w,
Philon I, 122, 6, perPlut. I, 949 C, iânoi/, toga fect in virtue. 2. Perfectus, consummate, pura et virilis. Christian. Paul. Cor. 1, 2, 6. perfect
of its divisors
(6. 28).
(reKi/oydi/os)
beget or bear
14.
Clementin.
3,
29.
11, 36.
Just. ^Tryph.
8.
children.
Paul.
Tim
1,
Diognet.
1173 C.
dren.
Philipp. 26.
17,
Cyrill.
H. iSS B.
of chil2, 1,
Tertull. Clem. A. I, 280 C. 288. 312 C. 56 B. Orig. I, 844 C. Chrys. X, 50 C.
II,
TCKvoyovia, as,
iAe begetting or bearing
It
was arrogated by the Gnostics.
Iren.
Classical.
Paul.
Tim.
15.
Theophil. 1164 B.
Tia>o-6vaia, as,
I,
fj,
sacrifice
of children.
Athan.
Atlienag,
49 C.
Clem. A.
f),
TKvoKTovai, Tjca, to be TCKvoKTovos.
Anon.Valenl. 1277 C. Hippol. Haer. 152, 82. To teXoi/, perfection, consummation. Paul. Cor. 1, 13, 10. Clem. A. I, 280 B :^ TeXeicoo-ts. -Inc. 4. 5. 20, regular standing in the church.
508. 588 B.
932.
II,
596.
TeKewrqs,
19,
rjTos,
fj,
perfection.
Sept. Judic.
9,
TCKvoKTovia, as,
killing
318, 23.
Plut. II,
of children. Philon II, 998 E. Clem. A. II, 596

Epiph.
II,
sincerity.
I,
Orig.
57 7.
Clem. A. I, 285, fiaSfjo-eas. Caesarius 869, baptism. 2.
A.
Longiti. 40,
TeKWKmcrKoj
3.
Perfection, as a
724.
title.
Basil. IV, 296,

<rq.
if
vjiav.
TeKva kvktkqj.
arfopi
Greg. Naz.
Ill,
Ill,
<Tov.
236 B, ^
Cyrill.
Greg. Nyss.
C.
Tc/cKo-TTOieo/iai, to
c/w'M.
ilfaZ.
401, 14,
1093 C,
A. X, 221
Tiva.
riKvoairopirj,
a-jropos)
tjs, rj,
Ionic,
TfXftdo), to
make
11,
perfect.
Clem.
TCKVoOTTopia (tckvo-
baptism.
Atha7i.
Eus.
84.
the
begetting
of children.
Agath.
2.
Lev.
to to
11,
1216
I,
280 C, of
jSawTifm.
Sept.
To
4, 5.
consecrate.
Epigr. 45.
TKvo(r(fiayLa,
Ex.
as,
I,
rj,
29, 9. 33.
I,
(^fftpd^co)
child-slaughter.
Athan.
Pass.
Sept.
612 B,
8,33. 16,32. 3. dedicate a church.
Cyrill A.
156 C.
to
TcXeioO/itit,
end one's
life,
to
die. to be
TeKvou<j)ayia>,
rjo-to,
slaughter children.
Just.
Sap. 4, 13.
Aster. Urb. 153 B,
Orat
dren.
2.
r),
executed.
(rficvotpdyos) the eating
3, 5.
TcKvocpayia, as,
of chilI,
Jos. B. J. 6,
ov,
Cyrill.
A.
156.
Eus. II, 677 B. Pallad. Laus. 1012 D. Apocr. Act. Pet. et Paul. 88. Act. Barn. 9.
aros,
to,
TeKvo-<pdyos,
eating
children.
Theophil.
TeXeiafjui,
ending,
end.
Aquil. Job
1125 A.
12, 2.
Digitized
by Microsoft

reXeto)?
1073
Sept.
reXos
TfXeiW, adv. perfectly, completely

11, 6.
ing,
Judith
Mace.
E/SSd/io)
2, 12,
42.-2. In
TeXeoTiKwr, adv. mystically. Hermog. Khet. 223,
full stand-
21.
with reference to communicants.

let
A nc.
Clem.
Te\ea-<j)op<o, rjaa, to
bring
to
perfection.
Clas-
year
TeXetmr Scx^^Tairav, in the eighth them he received in full standing.

f),
sical.
Strah. 2,
1,
f),
Te\E(T(j)6prjais, emy,
16.
Symm.
to
Ps. 64, 10.
Te\ca-(j)opiv.
Max.
TeXeloMTK,
e<Bs,
completion, perfection.
A. II, 17 B. 281 B. I, Athan. II, 236 C. 233 A, tov QaTrricriiaTos. Greg. Xaz. II, 400 B Tm fieyaKa fiva~n]pla 2. Fulfilment. TeXfiaxrccos. Trjs Sept. Judith 10, 9, tS)v \6y<ov. Philon II, 179, 15. 3. Consecration. Sept. Ex. 29, 22. 34. Lev. 8, 22. 28. Paul Hebr. 7, 11. (Compare Philon n, 157, 44.) 4. End, in the sense of death. Eus. II, 1453 B. Epiph. I, 840 A.
281 B. 0{ baptism.
Tyr. 61, 30.

TcXerdpxrjs,
ov,
Oig. IV, 489 A.

6,
(rcXenj,
Pseudo-)!On. 509 D, deos.

rdpxis, iSos.
rist.
Fern.
ap)â>)
initiator.
,j
reXe-
Id. 121 C, UpoBvaia, the
eucha-
TfXerap;i[ia, as,
fj,
initiation into
godUness.
TfXeTapx'Keis-,
Pseudo-i)ion. 124.
ij,
the mysteries of 209 C.
dv,
initiating.
VseaAo-Dion.
164 D.
TToiav,
il/a.r.
Conf
perfect.
Schol. 49
rtXeto-
making
TeXerdpxis, see TiXerdpxris.

TcXeri/ôpia, as, ^, (Êpco)
rjie,
TeXettoT^r, oH, 6, perfecter, finisher.
Paul. Hebr.
perfecting.
religious worship.
Method. 360 B. consummating, TcXetcoTtKof, 7^, 6v,

12, 2.
Synes.
Hymn.
3,
45, p. 1593.
Basil. Ill,
425 A.
adv.
IV, 637.
Pseudo-Dion.
Nicet. Byz.
377 B.
TeXeiQ)TtKm9,
in perfection.
Tjo-a, (EPFQ) to perform religious Fseud-Dion. 305 B. TcXerovpryia, as, rj, performance of religious riles. Pseudo-Z>ioi. 476 B.
TfXeTovpyea,
rites.
716 C.
Tf\e(nKapnea,
17, 3, 11.
ijcto),
TeXerpov,
TcXe<riKap7rdr elfu.
Stral).
ov,
to,
^=.
reperpov.
Leo.
Tact.
19, 5.
TeXevrmos,
a,
ov,
last, final.
Polyh. 23, 18, 2
TfKea-l-KapiTos, ov,
productive of perfect fruit.

(ydvos) to bring fruit
to
Mep^pt
TeXevTaias,
sc.
avamtoris-
Strah. 15,
TfKfaioyoveco,
fection.
1, 8, a/iTrcXos.
rjcrio,
1009, a-vXXa^ri, thefnal syllable.
Polyh.
Plut.
Theodos.
6,
per-
19, 8 Tpeis Tovs TeXevTaiovs.
Dion. H. V,
rpeis.
I,
Eus.
m,
to
213 D.
accomplish a work, etc.
11,
202 Tous TeXeuraious TrdSas

72
TeXfirunipyfcD,
rjo-to,
Oi TiXevToioi bio, the last two.
Classical.
39, 25.
PhUon
305, 19.
Max.
Tyr.
Eus. IV, 285 B. Tf\fiTiovpyrjiJui, oTos, to, performance.

4, 12.
Polyh.
3,
1537 B 0( TeXfuTatoi rea'aapesJoann. Mosch. 2896 C ra TeXevToia, the end of life TeXevTT}, jjs, 17, := airoXrjîs. Jos. Ant. 1, 6, 1, of a word. Pseudo-Demefr. 107, 15.
TfXco), to
Synes.
Te\e<Tiovpyia, as,
fj, performance, completion of Nicom. 44. Theol. Arith. 15. Iambi. Myst. 230, 2. 232, 9, Bvaias. 2. Dedication of a church. iSoz. 1197 B.
perform taliimanic operations.

eXeyov
eti/at
Mai
vIktjv,
work.
109
yt]pa
''O
TcreXea-pevov
3
1
els
a talisman securing
cveKev TOV
pf)
victory.
8 To xaX<ovp-
TOV noo-ctSwvoff to io'Tas TerXeapevov
TcXcaiovpyos,
Classical.
6v,
performing, completing,
Tyr. 24, 24.
in theurgy.
etc.
maxciv
ireiopevijv ttjv TrdXii/,
Max.
Iambi.
INIyst.
131,
6,
dempia,
Prod. Parm.
a preservative against earthquakes. Eudoc. M. 322, enchanted. Eust. Dion. 222, 32.
TeXecoTiKos,
r),
602 (215).
riXea-pa, aros, to,
(jeKcto)
ov,
=m
TeXeiamKos.
in
Clem. A.
I,
Diod.
taxes.
2.
II,
576, 66.
Ritus,
88.
payment, expense. BasU. IV, 465, S-qpotria,

religious ceremonies.
972
B
T],
II,
344 C.
last,
TeXiKos,
ov, final,
9.
grammar.
20, 1.
817).
Dion.
riles,
Clem. A.
I,
Greg. Naz. Ill, 979.
3.
Thr. 632,
Heph.
1,
1, 2.
Apollon.
Orig.
D. Conj. 516,
88 A.
reXio-KiB
XeÊif (Xcye
Talisman.
viov.
Pseudo-Js<. 1269
C, 'AttoXXo)-
teXikSs, adv. with reference to
an end.
I,
Nil. 269.
233, 14.
Mai. [The Arabic and Persian tilsam,

Anast. Sin. 525 B.
is
TeXe'u.
1

7
whence the EngUsh talisman, ently a corruption of reXecr/ia.]

TcKeirrrjpiov,
II,
appar-
Sept. Deut. 23,

/ifi/os,
TeXtcrKd/xevos
nepaivosense).
TTopvos
(in
the
classical
ov, to,
621
C.
place of initiation. Plut. Clem. A. I, 53 A, OpaKav.^

rites.
Patriarch. 1076
TeXitrKopivrj
=;
Trdpwj.
TeX/iaTom, mo-o), (reXpa) to .make into a marsh.

Strab. 17,
1, 7 -o-5at.
Tsendo-Dion. 432 D,
1588 B. Olymp. 466, 21.
TeXeoTtKoy, ov,
6,
TeXeiTT^y, ov, 6, initiator.
apud Orig. I, 2. Magician, maker of talismans.

Cels.
TeXoc, eos, to, body of troops.
Mai
86. 233.
Eust. Dion.
App. = 2.
legion,
I,
237, 53.
Ael.
P?u(.
I,
923 F,
Tact. 9, 7
pepapxia.
Chorister (nSJD), in the

Sept. Ps. 4. 5.
?o
7ie
222, 31, (f,CK6(Toôs.
titles
of some of the Psalms.

'iStflouv, ^0
^TfXeoT^r, magician.
135
Olymp.
61
Ely TO Te'Xof Tm
c/iie/"
466, 17.
musician, even
Jeduthun.
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by Microsoft
Te\(ovap^r]^
Tc\a>vapxii, ov,
6, (rfXaivrjs,
1074
miraculously.
968.
TepfuvcCKia
Clem. A.
11,
Fseudo-Ci/rill.
TfXtai/cia, as, 7,
^
1,
apâ) chiefpublican. A. X, 1073 B. Aster. 357 C. reXavia.

a
rcXaivtjs, to exact, to extort.
244 C.
Orig. I^
repanas, ov,
II,
6,
(repas) impostor, juggler.
Diod.
TfXavto),
Sept.
fjcrco,
to be
526, 25.
529, 59.
Phot.
II,
69 C.
Mace.
I,
13,
39
to
-o-ât,
to
be taxed.
TepaTiKms, adv.
=^
Tepacrrias.
Plut. II, 1124 C.
Strab. 9, 3, 4,
Chrijs.
nva,
extort
441, 36.
Plut. II,
from. Dion 829 C. Lucian.
TepaToypa(j>ea), fjaa, (ypd<p<o) to write marvellous^

stories.
Strab.
1, 2,
11.
tell
Ill, 187.
Aster. 357 C.
Tekaivrfs, ou, 6,
publican.
In the Ritual, 'H kv-
TepaToXoyew,
Classical.
rjirai,
to
marvellous
stories.
pioKTi
of
the
Tov TfKaivov Kol âpuraiov, the Sunday Publican and Pharisee, the fourth
Athan. I, 276 D. TepaToXoyia, as, rj, a telling of marvellous

Classical.
Sti-ab. 15, 1, 28.
stories.
Sunday before Lent, and the eleventh before Easter inckisive, because the gospel of that day consists of the parable of the Publican and the Pharisee. [Sophrns. 3677 B Oi reXiovaiv TeXavoTepoi, greater extortioners.^
TepaToKoryos, ov, (Xeyto) telling marvellous stories.
Cosm. Ind. 216 C.

TepaTopopôs,
160, 20.
ov,
229 C.
monstrous.
Cass.
(popffirj)
.-1.
Cyrili.
X, 1108 B.
TepaTopvdla,
1,
as,
f),
(^pvdos)
TeparoKoyta.
reXaviov, ov, to, customs, duty.

27.
2,
2.
'
Strab. 16,
9, 9.
Taras. 1464 C.
TepaTOTToUa),
rj(ra),
Custom-house.
C.
14.
Macar. 224
Pseudo-C^nT^.
Trjv
Matt.
Marc. A.
rzz repara
iroi5>.
Cyrili.
A^
VI, 332 C.
TepaTOTTOua, as,
rj,
X, 1073 C TeXtovta (pvXdrroVTa Compare Orig. Ill, 1862.

TeXoJyorepof, see Te\aivrjs.
refiaxiCo),
slice.
avodov.
=^
to TTOtelv repara.
Ill,
Apollon.
7) Mirab. 195.
TepaTOTTOws, ov,
to
=
32.
Bus.
316 B.
Tepara iromv. Sept. Macc. 2y

(repaTotjKtmos')
7,
iaa,
(repaxos)
cut into slices, to

,
15, 21.
3, 6,
Xenocr.n.
Diosc.2,lS.
repaTocKOTTLO, as,
rj,
divination
Tep^\ov, see TCfXTrKov.

Teplvuip,a, aroi, to, (rep-evl^co) the precincts
from
of a
42,
18,
1,
portents.
ov,
Poll.
189.
TepaTOTOKOs,
(rexetv')
producing
monsters.-
temple.
26, 2.
Jos. Ant.
5.
Dion C.
t\ els
Simoc. 242.
TepaTovpyeo),
rja-o),
to
do marvellous things.
Ill,
Orig.
Tepvco, to cut.
Cleomed. 18, 21,
8vo Xaa.
TeTpd-
II,
284.
Greg. ^yss.
957 D.
Method.-
Diosc.
1,
81
TepvovTes yap avTrjv
els
TepaTovpyr/pa, aros, to, marvellous deed.
yava (T^hpara.
infinitum.
(fiBivoTTmpa,
it
Diosc.
is
Sext. 604, 18, els Imeipov,
ad
372 C.
TepaTovpyia, as,
fj,
roots.
2.
138 (148) Tepverai 3, gathered in the autumn, of

vines,
To prune
Philon
Diod.
I,
60, 27.
ov,
Kkahaai, kKu-
TepoTOvpyos,
II,
doing of marvellous Plut. II, 17 B. (EPrQ) doing marvellous

the
1.
things.
things..
beia.
Sept. Lev. 25, 3. Esai. 5, 6
3.
To
526,
Ptol. Tetrab. 160.
divide a verse into

15, 18.
4.
two hemistichs. Heph. To behead. Martyr. Areth. 15
Tepyeare, to, Tergeste, Trieste.

TepeîvBl^to,
icra>,
Strab. 5, 1,
the
9.
to
resemble
TepeîvBos.
(jlaa-ms),
erprfdrfa-av,
were beheaded.
TepTrkov, ov, TO, t e
mp
Diosc.
vaos.
0,
159
ov,
(160) Tepeîvdiâv
t
Apocr.
terebinthizusa.
Tepel3iv0ivos,
rj,
pata-Tcop,
Cinn. 188, 12 Te'pir'Kov Martyr. Barthol. 1 grandmaster of the Templars. 2.
Tepeîvdos.
t e r e b i n Moschn. 126,
hinu
69,
of the
p. 63.
1,
Diosc.
prjTivrj.
The screen or partition separating the ^rjpa from the main body of the church. Stud.
1796
Tf>/3Xoj'.
18. 50, e\aiov
or ^Pô-pa.
Classical.
91..
1,
Also, Tepplvdios.
5, 39,
Diosc.
1,
Typic. 59.
olvos,
flavored with leaves of the

fj
tere-
repiTos, eos, to, vale.
Tevayiâ,
p.
I'cra),
Simoc. 279,
9.
binth.
1, 3, 4,
Tfj/ayoliSijr elpi.
Strab.
Tcpefiivdos,
ov,
terebinthus,
6.
76, 21.
Sept.
Gen. 14,
35, 4.
1.
43, 10.
Sir.
terebinth.
Also, re-
TevSa, incorrect for revra.

TevovTOKoirea>,
rjirai,
pepivdos.
Ibid, as v.
24, 16.
(revcov, kotttco) to cut the ten-
dons of the neck.
Aquil.
Ex.
34, 20 (
TeprjSoviôpai {reptjSwv), to be or become

eaten.
worm-
Diosc.
1,
1,
p.
10.
Antyll.
apud
Philon-
Symm.
revovTom
Tevra, as,
Tpaj^j/XoxoTrcm).
=
fj,
Orib. Ill, 617,4.
preceding.
Aquil. Ex.
13,
13.
TepBpeia, as,
1,
7),
juggling, etc.
Classical.
Deut. 21,
4.
tent
146, 45.
aicrjvr).
Mauric.
6, 17.
1, 2.
repBpevpa, aros, to,
preceding.
to
Clem. A.
1,
Theoph. 596.
Leo. Tact.
5, 9.
18, 54.
640 A.
Teppanô), iVw, (reppa)
limit
:

repdcTTtos, a, ov, wonderful, marvellous,
lous.
to terminate^
miracuI,
end.
Strab. 9, 4, 2.
Iren. 640.
Sext. 497.
14, 17,_
Philon
I,
I,
330.
II, 92.
Lucian.
850.
Orig.
352 A.
adv.
wonderfully,
marvellously.
Hippol. Haer. 340, 44. neuter.

TeppivdXia,
toy,
to.,
Porph. Them.
Tepaarias,
e r
n a1i a
a Romanj
DigitizetJ
by Microsoft
Tep/jLlvdlVO'i
1075
Dion. H.
Teaaapecj KaiBeKarlrai
7.
festival,
I,
r=
eopn) tS)v oplwv 6(S>v.
396.
Plut. II, 267 C.
forty xpicTivoi for his pay. Genes. 50, Theoph. Cont. 81. Cedr. II, 97.
Tetra'apaKovrds, aSos,
fj,
Tfpy,iv6ivos, see repfîvdcvos-
the
number
forty.
Phi-
Tcpfuvos, ov, 6,
Also,
terminus.
oi,
Plut. II, 267 C.
Ion II, 148, 10.
Tipfiav, (Bvos, t e r
mo
Dion. H.
I,
Teo-ffapaKorraoraSios or TeTTapaKOVTa<rTd8ios, ov,
586 (396, 12 repfuves, Plut. I, 70 F.

TepTrdvSpews,
a,
from
term en).
Plut. II,
offorty ardSta.
T6(ro'apaKojT-a-TpeTf,
Strah. 17,
-rpia,
1,
24.
forty-three.
I,
Sept.
ov,
of TepnavSpos.
Esdr.
1, 5, 19.
Clem. A.
881 A.
Strab.
1132, v6p.os, in music.

Tfpmjp.epris,
r],
Teo-aapaKovrovTrjs, see Teo'ffapaKovraeTrjs.
6,
Terpemeres.
Porph.
Adm.
II,
Tea-(TapaK6<Tioi, ai, a,
2, 1, p.
TerpaKoaioi.
6,
149.
repTTvos,
1
7j,
422, 18.
a,
OK, pleasant, delightful.
Lucian.
T(r(rapaKO(TTa'tos,
ov,
on
1.
the
fortieth
day.
To
TepfiTvov Kol
to
^(pijo'tftoi',
M/ife ei dulce.
Classical.
Strab. 1, 3,
TepiTvoTT/t, ijTos, ^, pleasoiitness,
pleasure, delight.
34.
Teoo-apa/cooTos,
tively,
Sept. Ps. 15, 11.

Tf/nro), to
26, 4.
4m(eas
Mai. 33,
please, delight.
repiTov
Plut. II, 14 E.
17.
to
TO Tcpwvov.
140, 15
TepcjyBfjvai
nvos, =:^ ipa(T6rjvai.
TfpffwXor. ^, ov,
TepTiTof.
o,
OW^.
m,
TfpTvXXiavdf,
ov,
Tertullianus.
1080 A. Eus. II,
140 C.
Tf(T<TapaKOv6r]fxepos, see TecaapaKOVTaTjfiepos.
rj, 2. Substanov, fortieth. (a) r) T(iTtTapaKO(TTT], SC. vrja-reta, the quadragesimal fast, Lent, the fast preceding Passion-week. Nic. I, 5. Laod. 45. 49. 50. Aihan. I, 232 *H dyla TeacrapaKocrTrj nepl to Cyrill. H. 457 A. Nectar. 1828 D. Trdo-â. Epiph. II, 828. Chnjs. I, 611. Jejun. 1916, r) jieyoKr). Stud. 1696. It is used also with
Teaa-apaKovra, forty.
Paul. Cor.
eXaôv,
fiia
2,
11, 24 Teo-iTos.
reference to any church fast consisting of many days. Jejun. 1916, toO dywv îXiV770V,
aapaKOvra napa
p.iav
SC. TrXy/ya?.
the Christmas fast

Stud. 17\6.
tSv
ScliScKa dn-oo-To-
Ant.
Kovra.
4, 8,
Oi
21 nXT^yas
Xmovcras recrcrapd-
\a>v.
Nic.
CP. Sei
TcairapaKOVTa fidprupes, the forty
aTrooToKaiv
martyrs (A. D. 320).
Basil. Ill, 508. IV, 2. 1108 C. Soz. 9, 2. H"o^. Mart. 9. Equivalent to to. Tea-a-apaKoa-Ta. Damasc. II,
525.
Cb)
rrjv
TO.
vr)(mp.ov avrmv.
Ta>v aylav Anast. Caes.
Tcaa-apaKoard, funeral prayers
offered on the fortieth

Con.^t. Apost. 8, 42.
day
after the burial.
261 C.
Tea-a-apaKovra-Svo, forty-two.
18.
Sept. Esdr. 1, 5,
am.
^.
I,
860 A.
Sept.
Damasc. II, 269 D. (See also evvara, rpWa, and compare Sept. Gen. 50, 3. Eus. IV, 956 D. This ceremony corresponds to the
classical Tpiaxdi, TpiaKdSfS.
8,
Tea-a-apaKovra-cwea, forty-nine.
47.
Dan.
3,
Lys. 93, 4. Poll.
Plut. II, 1047
D.
Sept.
146.
Harpocrat. Tpiaxas.)
four.
Sept. "Lev. 11, 42 "O nopevo-
Tfaa-apaKovra-cTrTa, forty-seven.
28.
Gen. 47,
Tio-crapes, a,
Esdr.
1, 5, 25.
r),
fievos iiri recro-apa,
upon
all fours,
z= Philon
Teiradpaiv.
1, 3.
Teo-a-apaKoin-acTTis, eos, o,
(eras)
offorty years.
7,
I,
114,
38
*0
7ropv6p.evos
eVt
Dion.
H. n,
13, 18.
Contracted TfcnrapaKovrovTqs,
1.
728, 11 -enj?.
Luc. Act.
23.
[Dat. TfTpaai
14, 2, 4.
=^
Teatrapcn.
Strah. 13,
ov,6.
Theol. Arith. 19.
Luc. Act. 11, 5

3, 56.
TecraapaKOvraerla
Dion. Alex. 1341 B. or TerrapaKovTaena, as, rj, Dion. H. I, 359. period of forty years.
Anton. 11,
as V.
1.
Iren. 448.
Diog.
Orig. Ill,
601 D.
Synes. 1417
C]
[Diog. 10, 15 al
Tea-a-apea-Kal-SeKa. fourteen.
Phaonll, 175.
Te(r<rapaKovTarjp.epos, ov,
{rjp.epa')
Teao-apaKaiBeKa.']
quadragesimal,
rea-a-apeo-KmSeKdymvos, ov, (yavia) with fourteen

angles.
Cyrill. A. I, offorty days. Eus. II, 265 B. Also, Tecr(TapaKov6fifiepos. 573 B, dpi6p.6i. Eus. VI, 697 C. 700 B. Epiph. II, 664 A. Stud. 340 C. Sophrns. 3312, vrftrreia. TetraapaKovrdKis, adv. forty times. Hippol. Haer.
Heron Jun.
227, 30.
Tco-o-apeo-KatSf/cafSpoi/, ou, to,
(eSpa) with four29,

7.
teen sides or planes.
Heron Jun.
ij,
Tca-a-apea-KatSeKaeTrjs, eos, 6,
(eVoj)
years, fourteen years old.
offourteen Plut. I, 274 A.

((ruXXaîj)
468, 42.
Tea-a-apanovra-oKTa, forty-eight.
5, 12.
Sept. Esdr.
1,
Greg. Th. 1064 B -ett??. TfiTO-apea-KmSeKaa-vWaôs, ov,
of
Clem. A.
I,
873 B.
Sept.
fourteen
syllable.'!.
Heph.
15, 16.
Tfo-a-apaKOVTa-nevre, forty-five.
28.
Gen.
Nic.
18,
Esdr.
1, 5,
22.
Teaa-apdTKmheKara'ios, a, ov, on the fourteenth Theophil. Alex. 52 A. Classical. day. Tea-aapea-KaiSeKaTiTm, av,
Tos)
oi,
Tea-trapaKovTaTTrixos, ov,
=
a
following.
II,
(recrcrapea-KaiSeKa-
1036, a surname.
Tf<T(TapaKovTd-7nixvs,
Tessarescaedecatitae,
those
who
cele-
B. J. 5, 5, 1. a surname.
forty cubits long. Jos. Genes. 48, Euagr. 2456 C.

o,
Tea-a-apaKovrdpios, ov, 6,
soldier
who received
brated Easter on the fourteenth day of the moon, without reference to the day of the Epiph. I, Const. I, 7. Laod. 7. week. 848. Socr. 628. Tim. Presb. 33. (See also
Digitized
by Microsoft
TecraepaKovra
Sept.
1076
Polycral.
Basil.
TeTpa-haKTv\o<;
IV, 484
Ex.
12, 6.
Iren. 1228 C.
1360.
Hippol. Haer. 434, 54.)
TecT<Tipd<ovTa
=
17,
fiaba KoivaivoviJ,ev.
Tcraprov Kaff eKaaniv Chrys. I, 611 A.
e/38o-
Tea-crapaKOvra, forty.
1.
Sept.
TCTexva(riJ.vo>s
(rexvaCo)), adv. artfully.
Eust.
Num.
1,
37. 41 as v,
oy,
ilfa. 4, 2.
Ant. 661 B.
Sept.
TfT-qprjpevas (rripio)), adv. attentively, carefully.
Teaa-epaKOCTTOs,
:=
1.
TeaaapaKoaros.
Josu. 14, 10 as V.
Greg. Naz.
II,
253 D.
adv. daringly, boldly.
Tca-a-epdpios, ov, 6, t e s s e r
ceives
and
distributes the
a r i u s he who rewatchword. Plut. I,

,
TCToXiMrjKOTais
(roXfida),
Polyb.
1,
23, 5, et alibi.
1063 F.
Antec.
reoTOTcop,
Tf'a-Tov,
Lyd. 158.
ov,
6,
Terpa- (recrcrapes, TiTrapes) four-, in composi-
Tea-rap-evTapios,
1, 6,
testamentarius.
Antec.
t e s t
1,
tion.
13, 3.
TfTpd-^rjKov, ov, TO, quid ?

14,
1.
Theoph. 770,
15.
ov,
testator. TO, testa,
a vessel.
TfTpd-îPXos, ov, consisting offour hooks. Tetrab. (titul.). Protosp. Puis. 9.
Ptol.
Euchol.
Terap.evms (relim), adv. intently.
Terafiievfievas
erately.
{Tajxievai) ,
TCTpd-^paxvs,
V,
consisting offour short syllables.
Eus. VI, 60.

Dion. H. VI,
suffering
Schol. Arist.
Nub. 886.
fj,
adv. sparingly, mod-
Terpayapia, as,
time.
(ydfios) the
marrying a fourth
Diod. n, 555, 58.

t
926.
TET-awKos,
Teravos.
17,
TCTpayyovptv
ox,
following.
Porph. Adm. 138,
eta n
3,
from
a proper name.
rerpdyyovpov, ov, to, (ayyovpiov') a variety of cucumber, larger than the common cucumber.
Diosc.
Teravoio, axrco,
(reravos)
84 (94), p. 433. L. erugo, to remove

Diosc. 4,
wrinkles,
to
smooth.
181
(184).
Achmet. 243. Suid. Stmia .... Anon. Med.

275.
Terpayfvfjs, es,
(yivofuii) consisting
Eupor.
1,
109.
t
Terdvadpov, ov, to, t e
a n o th r u
Diosc.
m
3,
for removing wrinkles. Tmv irpofTbiTrav.

TeTdvcupa, aros, to,
a cosmetic 92 (102),
Crito
ments.
vXrjs.
Clementin. 200
of four To Terpayevcs
eleTrjs
preceding.
apud
TiTp-dyios, ov,four times holy.
Damasc.
II, 25.
Galen. XIII, 341 E.

TfTapTatâ), iVm, (rcrapTaiof) to occur every fourth
TfTpd-yvados, ov, with four Jaws,

15.
Agathar. 150,
Strab. 16, 4, 12, (poKdyyiov,
tetragna-
day, of the quartan.
Philon
I,
427, 39 Te-
thius.
TCTpayovia,
Arislid.
I,
TapTatôvarm nepioSoi.
198,
14.
2.
rj,
Apollon. D.
Mirab.
fever.
as,
rj,
(yovos)
fourth generation.
To have a quartan
72, 18.
Eus. IV, 924 C.
Diosc.
2, 36.
TeTapra'iKos,
ov,
2,
^=
reTapralos.
Theol. Arith.
Ptol.
TeTpaypdp,paTos, ov, (ypdp,pa) consisting of four letters. Philon 11, 152, 15 (nirr). Orig. II,
52.
Diosc.
Tetrab. 83.
with
p. 356.
2.
68,
neptoSot, fevers.
1104.
Sibyll. 3,
24.
Quartanarius,
Diosc.
3,
sick
TiTpdypappos,
a quartan fever.
L.
11
(13),
57 C.
1,
preceding. Clem. A. II, Eus. IV, 1025 C. V, 1128. Hieron. 429 (131). Anast. Sin. 589 D.
ov, r^=
a,
TfTapToios, a, ov,
qu a
r t
anu
quartan,
2,
TfTpayavialos,
ov,
TeTpdyavos,
2, 2, 4,
square.
occurring every fourth day.

(153), p. 270, n-upeTOf.
Jos.
Diosc.
152
Apophth. 293 C.
person.
Geopon.
square-built
B. J.
350.
1, 4, 8, TTeptoBoi
TTvpeTov.
Ant. 13, 15, 5. Lucian. Ill,
TfTpayavl^m,
ogy.
a-eXrjvr;
icrco,
to he at
quadratures, in astrol388, 34 'H
255 D. TprapTrjpopiov, ov, to, the fourth part. Strdb. 2, Plut. I, 109 C, L. qua5, 34, of a sphere. dra n s a coin. TfTapTTjpov, ov,t6, tartaron, a Byzantine coin.
Galen.
II,
249.
Hermes
Tr. latrom. 391.
TErpayaviôpievri, being at quadratures.
Ptol. Tetrab. 34.
Pseudo-iCMn.
Ill,
613
Aprjs fl TTpaya>vi(rei rbv
Am,
if Mars shall
Ptol. Tetrab.
be ninety degrees
Cedr.
TcTapros,
7}
II,
r],
369, 11.
ov,
fourth.
2. Substantively, (a)
TCTpaymvios, vv,
115.
2.
2,
from
Jupiter.
rerpdyavos.
TerdpT-q, sc. rjfiepa, the fourth day after the Sabbath (Saturday), Wednesday. Eus. IV, Ml C. II, 941 C, o-a/3/3dT(D!<. Athan. I, 760 B, o-a^/Sdrou. Stud. 28 C 'H dyia kcu. fieyoKr) TCTdpTrj, the holy and great Wednesday, the
name
105,
Substantively, t6 TfTpaymviov, the of a square coin ? Justinian. Novell.

a.
Porph. Cer. 701 Trrpayavia
\iTpS>v Seko.
TcTpa-ycavoctSjjy,
, square-Wee.
a, ov,
Theognosl. Can.
Diosc.
Wednesday
raprov,
sc.
in Passion-week.
jiepos,
744, p. 123, 14.
(1>)
to re-
TiTpabaKTvXialos,
8-t
=:
following.
11,
1,
the
fourth part,
quarter.
2,
Herod, apud Orib.
462, 13.
Sext.
Strab. 15, 5, 39, of
Adverbially, to rirapTov, (a) the fourth time. Diod. 19, 66. Plut.J, lOTF. 311 To TiTapTov vnaTeveiv. (b) four times.
&pas.
3.
an hour.
Diosc.
205,
508, 29.
TCTpa-SdKTv'Xos, ov,
of four fingers, in length,

3, 5, 10.
breadth, or thickness. Strab. 2, 193 (194). 3, 137 (147).
Diosc.
Digitized
by Microsoft
TerpaBap'X^ba
TCTpaSapîa, as,
69.
TerpaSr],
7]s,
fj,
1077
Aj/p.
I,
T6TpO0tSl0S
toy,
rj,
TfTpapxia.
611,
TfTpaKcpcos,
2,
(xepas) four-horned.
0pp. Cyn.
Nil.
378
-coTos.
=:
01',
Terpas, Terdprr],
9, 4, 6.
Wednesday.
TerpaKftjidKos, ov,
(KE(|)aX^)
9.
four-headed.
Justinian. Cod.
TfTpaSiKos,
r
i
Theoph. Cont. 430.

L.
165 A.
Lyd. 29,
^,
(Trrpds)
quaterna,-
TfTpa-Kioviv for TCTpa-Kioviov, ov, TO,
{rerpaKlmv)
fours.
quarternary, consisting of four, in Heph. Poem. 3, 4, of four periods.

r)p.4pais reTpadiKois,
monument with four columns. Epiph. Mon. 261 B.

TeTpdxKivos,
OV,
Mai. 201,
four
7.
Germ. 281 C 'E(^' oKais four whole days,

rerpahiov, ov, to,
(kXiw))
with
couches.
Lucian.
II,
553.
tetradion, quaternio,
number four.
Philon
12,
II,
4.
TsTpaKoXovpos, see KoXoupos.
quaternion, the
25, four soldiers.
Luc. Act.
2.
533,
TfTpaKopvpôs,
5. 72. TCTpaKoa-ioa-Tos,
ov,
with four Kopv/iôi.
Antip.
Four-leaved pamphlet. Synes. 1537. Ephes. 1064. Cj/n'ZZ. vl. X, 68 B. Apophth. 296 A. ffeZas. 1197. Anftst. Sin. 41. iVzc. 11, 808 E.
Stud. 1740 C.
TTpa-6t7rXos, ov,
17.
rj,
ov,
four-hundredth.
Sept.
Reg.
3, 6, 1.
TerpaKOTuXtatOff, a, ov,
TerpaKOTvXos.
Sext.
=
oi,
Porph. Cer. 256.

TeTpoTrXovr.
Cec?)'. I,
143, 22. 309,

TCTpaKTVs, vos,
nion, a
-with the
f),
(jitTdapcs) quaternary, quater-
Apocr.
5>v,
Act.
Thadd.
rerpaSiirXov,
number of tbe higbest importance
a kind of towel.
TerpaSiTai,
zi=
TfertrapecrKaiSfKaTiTai.
Ci/nV^.
Const.
Scyth.
i
I, 7.
Tm.
Presb. 60. 61. 72.
V.
S. 372.
7.
rjs,
Qum.
Id.
fj,
95.
Balsam, ad
Concil. Const. I,
TerpaSo-TTapaa-Kfvri,
ad Can. Apost. 69. Wednesday and Frifour

at
Pythagoreans. Plut. II, 381 F. Lucian. I, 731. Sext. 209, 27. Iren. 448 A, of the Valentinians. 722, 6. TCTpaKoikos, ov, period consisting of four Koika, tetracolon. Herodn. Gr. Schem. 593,
1017 D.
11.
Nicom.
Harm.
{Kcaprf)
20,
xP^V'
./of""
day.
.Tejun.
1913 B.
plural,
strands.
TfTpaSviios, ov, in the
birth.
TeTpancopla, as,
2,
fj,
four towns.
Strab. 9,
Strab. 15,
1,
22.
[Formed
like SiSvp-os, rpi-
14.
TeTpd-XeKTos, ov, said four times.

TerpaeSpos,
ov,
Porph. Cer.
3, 56.
(eSpa)
tetrahedral,
ivith
four
291, 21 TO TCTpdKeKTa, certain songs.
triangular sides.
fSpov, tetrahedron.
Theol. Arith. 24 to rerpd-
TETpaXoyia, as,
Arixt.
fj,
tetralogy.
Diog.
Schol.
Ran. 1124.
t'j,
rerpa-eXiKTos, ov,
63.
four
four
times coiled.
Antip. S.
TeTpapspijs,
(pepos) L. quadripartitus, offour
TfTpaevTov, ov, to,
Chron. 622 'Ek TerpaevTov KaTrjvex^l' ""^^ completely demol(Theod. ished, no wall was left standing.
sides.
Ill,
four parts. Sept. Mace. Clem. A. I, 1244 A. Terpap-epSis, adv. L. quadripartite, in four parts. Germ. 149 B.
parts, divided into
2, 8, 21.
Sext. 8.
1244
'Ek tS)V Tetraapoav irkevpav.
See
^TCTpdperpos,
ov,
(perpov)
tetrametrus,
also TeTptmKevpoi.)
TeTpacTTipiKos,
fj,
ov,
of four years, occurring

Jul. 155.
Syncell. 368, 13.
of four measures or metres, tetrameter, in Arist. Nub. 642, sc. perpov, versification.
verse.
every four years.

TeTpa-eTTjpis, c8os,
fj,
Aristot.
Rhet.
3,
1,
9.
3,
8,
4,
four years.
L. quadriennium, period of Ptol. Tetrab. 204. Euagr. 2680.
trochaic tetrameter catalectic.

18. 24, 10.
Poet.
4, 17.
Max. Conf. Comput. 1256. Terpa-evayyiXiov, ov, to, the four Gospels in one
volume.
609. 829.
n, 1141.
6.
Dion. H. V, 22, crixos. Plut. Heph. 5, 4. 6, 3. 7, Drac. 134.

els 8ta-v\Kaôv,
4 TeTpdp,erpov KaTa\r;KnK6v
Triod.
dactylic.
TCTpaprjviaios, a, ov,
TTpar]p.epos, ov, (^/icpa)
Hippol. offour days. Eus. VI, 113 B. Greg. Naz. Ill, Also, CyrUl. H. 3S9. 1036 B. 201.1415.
Tcrpaprjvos.
Diod. 11,
80.
12, 78.
TTpap.vaios, a, ov,
(pvd) of or weighing four
TeTprjiiepos, TcSpfjpcpos-

fj,
minae.
Diod.
3, 16.
TeTpoKaideKafTTis,
eos,
6,
(eros)
9.
of fourteen
Terpapopiov, ov, to, ==: Teraprripopiov.
Afric.
years.
Ilion.
H.
11,
1088,
92 A.
TerpaKafiapos,
ov,
{icapapa)
with four vaults.
Heron Jun.
pov,
172.
Stud. 1801
to TcrpaKapa-
Terpd-pvpov, ov, to, a medicine composed of four different unguents. Galen. XIII, 851
an
edifice.
TeTpaKavBrjKoi,
quid
Theoph. 663.
(See also
B. TfTpawpcjiov, ov, TO, (yvp,<pTf) the

edifice.
name of an
diltinctly.
iôKavBifKa.)
TerpoKipaTos, ov,
=: TcTpaKepas. Nil. 164 D. 2. 0/ four carats Achmet. 238, p. 214. Cedr. II, Theoph. Ibl, ti, tokos. (icepaTta).
Chron. 474, 11. Terpavap^vas (rpavoio), adv. clearly,

Leant.
I,
1356 C.
TfTpaolbios, ov, {doihri)
of four
notes ? in music.
38, 14.
Plut.
H, 1132 D.
Digitized
by Microsoft
reTpaovjKiov
TTpaovyKiov, ov, TO,
ens.
1078
TtTpdnvXos,
7 ?
rerpacrhpiov
ov, (niXrj)
=
u,
ria-a-apes ovyKiai, L. tri-
Leo. Novell. 125.

ov,
TcrpaTToXaiCTTialos,
TTpdnvXov,
fj,
four-gated.
Strab.
1 2, 4,
to,
Tetrapylon, an edifice
Sophrns.
TeTpa7ra\at<Tros.
at Alexandria.
Euagr. 2653 Bi
Geopon.
5,
44,
tj,
2.
3560 C.
(TfTpdnedov) square.
cpyoi/.
reTpaireBiKos,
ov,
Greg.
TCTpaTTvpyta, as,
towers.
(jrvpyos) building with four

Strab. 17
,
Nijss. Ill,
1097 C,
ov,
Porph.
Adm. 138
Polyb. 31, 2e, 11.
S,
22.
TerpaneSiKos, stone.
TfrpaTreSiXos,
(ireSiXov)
Plut.
I,
588 A.
Jos. Ant.
with four shoes.
TfTpanvpyios, ov, unth four towers.

13, 2, 1.
Achmet. 152, Imros.

TfTpairehos,
163,
5.
ov,
following.
Heron Jun.
Sept.
95.
13.
TCTpa-TTiaXor, ov,
Terpapea, as,
ov,
TETpdweSos,
{neSov) having four faces.

11,
6,
Par.
2,
34,
Jer. 52, 4.
29,
5.
i)iorf.
20,
Tcdpiiriros. Mai. 175. apparently a mistake for werpaTheoph. 589, 6. pea zrr Tterpapla. Leo. Tact. 15, 27. Nieet. 372, 28 -am. 218, 28
fj,
Arr. Anab. Herodn. 8, 4,
Dion
feet,
C.
68,
-eta.
4.
Terpapxea,
rjtTia,
to
be TeTpap)(T]s.
7.
Luc.
3,
1.
rerpditehos, ov, (ttous)
of four
four feet in
8, 6, 4.
Jos. B. J. 3, 10,
any of the three dimensions.

TerpmvepaTOS,
the
ov, (Trepas)
Polyb.
TETpdpxqs, ov,
having four quarters,

Hipjiol.
6, (apxc) tetrarches, tetrarch, the governor of the fourth part of a country.
or four cardinal points.

a-is,
creation.
Cijrill.
A.
X,
680 C, ktI1029 D,
.
Strab. 12, 4,
eral,
3.
12, 3,
1,
p. 517, 9.
In gen-
olKOVpeVTj.
Terparrrjxos, ov, ::= TeTpdTrrjxvs.
Epiph.
to
I,
TTpaTrka<rid(ai, dcrto, {jeTpaiiKdinos")
425 B. quadruIren.
Philon II, 521. Matt. a êH?/ ^rmce. 14, 1. Luc. 3, 19. Jos. Ant. 14, 13, 1. Plut. 2. Commander of App. I, 705, 77. I, 942.
four Xoxot. Ael. Tact.

13.
9, 2.
ieo. Tact.
4, 6.
ple, to multiply hy four.
Nicom. 100.
four and one
605. 613.
Herodn.
3, 13, 10.
rerpapxia,
fifth
as,
fj,
t r
arch
6,
2,
tetrarchy.
Terpan-Xao-i-en-iVe/iOT-or,
ov,
:
Strab. 12, 5,
I, 11,
1.
{SepA.
Mace.
1, 10,
38. 39.
times as great (21

Tos,
OV,
5)
TeTpaiiKatn-emTiTapov (13
34. 57.)
Strab.
four and one fourth times as great

rerpanXao'ireiTiTpiTos,
:
(17:4):
3)
office
of tetrai'ch.
2.
46, tetrarchate,
division of troops
rea-a-apes Xdpôi.
-JeZ.
Tact.
9,
2.
Jlrr.
TeTpa7TXaa-i.-e(pripicrvs,
v (9
2).
Nicom. 102.
Anab.
3, 18, 5, 'anriKfj.
rj,
TTpa7rKa(TL6TTjS, rjros,
rj,
the being reTpairXdaios,
TerpapxtKos,
ov, tetrarchic.
6,
Strab. 12,
3, 37.
quadruplication.
reTpairXaa-iaiv, ov,
Nicom. 114.
TfTpa7r\d(nos.
rirpapxos, ov,
Diosc.
1,
^rz T^TpdpxrjS.
the
Plut.
II,
768 B.
Theol.
Terpds, dSos,
fj,
tetras,
number four.
93.
Terpa-irXaTeia, as,
r),
quid
rerpaTrXevpos, ov, four-sided.
Chron. 475, 9. Classical. Doroth.

ttjv
Plut. II, 738 F. Philon I, 22. Orig. Iren. 536 A, the Valentinian Tetrad.
Arith. 16.
VII, 13 D.
Plotin. II, 1236, 12.
1773
prjv,
'Ek TCTpaTrXevpov dveveyKot
OLKodo-
C. A. 126, 14.
The four
I,
Hierocl.
hypostases of the
11,
with the four walls.

ov, (TrKeKoy) z:z=
Godhead
rerpdopos.
chariot.
(heresy).
Athan.
1053.
Paul.
TerpdnXoKos.
Thalass.
Emes. 1436
1429 C, appa, four-horse

fold.
TerpaTrXdo?, ov, contracted rcrpaTrXoO?, ovv, four-
2,
2. Quartaferia, the fourth day IV, 124 D. Clem. A. II, 504. of the week, Wednesday.
TertuU. II, 936.
1461.
Petr. Alex. 508.
u.s. II,
C. Leant.
1260. Pseud-4fton.
Plural,
TO TfrpaiiKa,
Teirapla,
Origen's edition of the four versions of the Old Testament arranged in four columns.
Orig. II, 141 C.
Bus.
II,
557.
Epiph.
Ill,
268 D.
Reg.
(See also iâirXoos, oKTairXoos.)

Sept.
^*7mn. 11, 1232. 1292 B. Epiph. II, 3. 512 C. 828 B. PaZZarf. Laus. 1148 B. Epiph. Four-leaved pamphlet, rerpdSiov. Syne.f. Pallad. Laus. 1218 A. II, 832 C.
TfTpanXSit, adv. in a fourfold manner.

3, 6, 30.
rj,
1533.
Nil. 1160.
C^n7?.
.4.
X,
65.
âsiZ
TerpanoSia, as,
cation.
=
ov,
5e?. 593. Tea-a-apis TrdScf, in versifi-
Sophrns. 3384 B.
^nasi. Sm. 36.

231,
4.
Ant. Mon. 1516.

Terpdtreipov, ov, to,
Heph.
rj,
15, 9, SaKTvXiKrj.
quid
Heron Jun.
TerpaTTodiiiOS,
(rfrpdnovs)
adv.
I,
of four
10.
all
feet.
14.
TcTpdo-fpov, ov, TO,
Drac. 125, 12.

TTpaTro8ccrTi
Heron Jun. 203,

Lucian.
1,
something with four
holts
(TcrpoTroSifo)),
on
306.
fours.
(a-cpa) ?
Plut. II, 241 E. F.

Sor, ov,
TeTpd<njpos, ov, (arjpa)

2, 2,
tetrasemus,
consist-
=.
TfTpdnovs.
29,
Sept. Par.
7.
34,
42.
ing of four times (shorts), in prosody (Xrydpevos, 7rpacr(7(0, dyaBov, riptos).

11.
Quintil.
9,
11
as V.
I,
1.
Polyb.
Diod.
Drac. 125,
5,
7.
Orig.
357 A.
4,
51.
Heph.
6,
1.
TeTpairpoa-anros, ov, with
Iren. four irpouoiTTa. 886. Eus. IV, 1269 B. Pseudo-Jus*. 1289. Anast. Sin. 108 C.
Ariitid. Q. 36. 49.

TeTpao'i, see Tecrcrapes.
TCTpacipiov, ov, TO, quid ?
Heron Jun,
205, 18.
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TeTpa-aKoX/jLO'i
TeTpa-(rKaKjxos,
ov, II,
1079
thole-pins,
Te^vnevco
(x^pa) with four places.
Diosc.
with four,
four-
TCTpd;fo)poy, ov,
1,
oared.
Diod.
Terpda-a-apov, ov, to,

tius.
'
632, 77.
TC(T(Tapa da-crdpta, sester-
133, p. 129, with

sec-
4 carpels.
TfTpadôXov,
TfTpwiSoXov.
Epict. 4,
rj,
5,' 1 7.
TcTpaoiSfov, ov, TO, (ffiS^)

11,
-reTpaaaos,
6u,four together. Eus.

Sio-o-o'r,
1185 C.
2, 5,
[Fornfled like
in the Ritual, a kovwv coHsisiing of four ciSai. Theoph. Cont. 3G5,

23.
rpi.aaos.']
705
1,
TCTpdaSov
(TCTTapes)
7.
TCTpaardSios, ov, of
23.
four ardSia.
li'ith
Strab.
TeTpTjpepos, see TfTparjpepos.

Terprjprjs,
eos,
4,
L.
guadrirnnis.
TeTpdoTcyos, ov, (oTc'yi;)

ments).
3, 2.
four
stories (base-
Polyb.
I,
47, 5.
JJiW. 19,
62.
Diod. 20, 85, nipyos-
Clem. A.
Jos. Ant.
1,
788 A.
6,
rerpopos, ov,
Terpd-imxos, ov, tetrastiches, containing four rows, in four rows. Sept. Ex. 28, 1 7. Sap. 18, 24.
TTpaaTot)êi (Terpdtn-ot;ôr), adv. in
=
a,
rpopos.
ov,
TeTpa>fio\ia'ios,
Erotian. 364.
Terpi/SoXof.
Schol.
Arist. Pac. 254.

TerptoôXoi/, ov, to,
4,
TcVo-apcf o(3oXoi.
iPjoSf.
four rows.
Philon
II, 152, 5.
154 (157), p. 643. Pto. II, 233 C. Also, TcTpamôXov. Diosc. 5, 88.
es,
TCTpdoTopos,
OV, (cTTopa) with four mouths. Galen. IV, 165 C, four-edged axe. TerpdaToos, ov, (oroa) with four porticos. Zos.
TfTTiyaSTjs,
(te'ttiI,
EIAJl)
a)i
cicada-like.
Lucian.
ment.
Ill, 81.
TfCîy, fmr, ^,
(Tuy;(aj'<a)
2,
obtaining,
attain-
97, 10.
edifice.
Theod. Lector 224

as,
to Terpdaroov,
Epict.
5,
8. I,
Plut. II,
85,
2.
1071 E.
TerpaovKXaîa,
134,
2.
fj,
Sext. 562, 19.
PZo/in.
^/ea;. ij/c.
rpeis 0T)XXa/3ai'.
Drac.
421.
TfurXdppifoi/, ov, TO,
reirXov ptâ, beet-root.
Terpao-uXXaôr,
ov, (oT^XXajSij)
of four
syllables.
Geopon.
tcutXoôk^,
gether.
12, 1, 2.
^s,
jy,
Drac 130,
27.
Sibyll. 1, 141.
Heph. 3, 3. Lucian. II, 746. Porphyr. Prosod. 110.

Phryn.
Strab. 12,
:^
TfiirXa Ka\ (jiaK^ boiled to-
Galen. VI, 324 E. F.
TfTpaouXXa^Q)?, adv. in four syllables.

85. 251. 261.
reixos, fof, to,
î/3Xor, fiifikiov.
Aristeas 35.
P. S. 11,
1.
Moer. 33 7.
Caesarius 1041.
text.
Euthal. 637
êrpd-irxoivos, ov,
3, 35.
four
a-xolvot long.
Tm
1,
ii0c(
ToO revxovs,
iv
17, 1, 16.
Te(l>piâ>,
iaa, (re^pa) to he ash-colored.

Tecppiôv
Diosc.
êrpaaapaTos, ov, Eus. I, 112 B.
(crapa)
with
four
bodies.
13
ra
olvaSei,
on a wineDiosc. 4,
Terpa<j>dKayyiipxla, as,
Xiat,
= 16384
ij,
soldiers.
fj,
TeTpa(l>a\ayyia, as,
^ A =
II,
colored basis.
Tf^poeiSijr,
e'j,
Tcatrapes (fiaXayyapel.
ash-colored
ashy.
Tact.
9,
10.
108 (110).
T<ppo-T!oUa>,
to
Te<ra-apes
6.
0aXa-yye5.
reduce
to
ashes.
Caesarius
Polyb. 12, 20,
7.
Ael. Tact. 36, 503, 18.
984.
Te(j)po)8r]S,
fS,
TerpafpdppjiKos, ov, ((jydppaKov)
composed offour
I,
=
^',
Tpf(f)poflSris.
Babr. 85, 14.

to ashes.
ingredients.
Philon
433, 32,
5fra6.
5, 4, 8.
13, 4, 11.
(recfipoa)
Bvvapis,
tetrapliarmacum.
Xemes. 621.
of four natures.
sides
Erotian.
Te'^pmo-if, ecBf,
a reducing
308
(KT/por, o'Teap, nia-a-a, pijTinj).
JRuf apud
Caesaplaces.
Diosc.
1,
115.
Schol. Arul.
[Tii<.
Nub.
773.
Orib.
n, 224.
Te;(j/df<B, to
CT-pevoff.]
use arts, etc.
B. 1213
tc;(i/o-
TeTpo(û^s, s, (<ûm)
rius 921.
rexvatrpivas for TeTex''ao'pcva>s,
adv. artfully.
TerpaxoBfv,
adv.
from four
or
Eust. Ant. 637 C.

Texv7}ais, eats,
t},
Liban.
I,
341, 18.
:z=.
to Texvd(r6ai. Dion.
H. VI,
Trepi
TcTpaxoia'ios, u, ov, containing or holding

;(oef.
four
1071.
TexvTjTiKos, write tcxvitikos,
rj,
Inscr. 3071.
ov,
ov,
of the
9.
:
tov
TerpaxolviKos,
containing
four
;ôij/fs.
ALowaov
Tf;î/ijTd9,
rj,
Texvlrai.
Polyb. 32, 20,
Diosc.
1,
39, so. perpov.

fj,
ov, (Tfxvd<o)
made by
155.
art
artificial.
TerpaxopSiKos,
Plut. II,
ov,
{rcTpdxophov) of a tetrachord.
Babr. 119.
Plut.
I,
Athenag. 992 A,
4,
1145 C.
Tjcra,
rerpaxpovea,
opposed to
TfTpdxpovos
flpi.
tpvoiKos.
Apollotl.
Texvticos,
r),
6v,
of
D. Synt. 135,
Terpaxpovla, as,
1, p. 22.
22.
Xe'lis, technical.
2.
art.
Hermog. Khet. 403,
Technicus,
teacher
17,
^^ree times.
Schol.
Heph.
3,
of any art or
science.
the grammarian.
Arcad. 129, Herodian Agathem. 328, Ptolemy

art.
rerpd-xpovos, ov, of four times (shorts), in pros-
the geographer.
Tcxvlrevpa, aros, to,
ody; as
137, 21.
rjpoiv, TOipos, aîos,
Ka6apS)s.
Drac.
work of
Aristeas 10.
Heph.
3,
1.
2,
nois.
Apollon. D.
Max.
fm.
Tyr. 136.
Pron. 303. Synt. 135, 22. Longin. Frag. 3, 14.
Arcad. 143, 12.
TexviTivui, vao3, essentially îz rexvaopai, rexvd-
Dion. H. V, 591, 14.
Philon
I,
35, 19.
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re-x^viTTj^
1080
1.
TÔVKaVl^CO
108.
Muson.
191.
Jos. Ant. 5, 8,
B. J.
German Schenkel, English shank.

the change of
O-KaTTTQ).]
For
4, 7, 4.
Sex;. 688.
692, 15.
Clem. A. U,
2K
into TZ,
compare
TretrKos,
Trerîv,
52.
rexvlT-qs,
Polyh. 16, 21, 8 Vind. 4, 5 Posidon. apud Atlien. 4, 49

ov,
6,
artist.
Strab. 14,
1,
29, oi Trepl tov Aiovvcrov,

6,
= Dion
App.
I,
= =
Tpipos, T^cma, Tâmov,
from
o-mpds,
Tâyyapris,
r),
6,
=
6,
Tâyyapws.
Ptoch.
1,
114.
144.
C.
60, 23,
01
Trepl
ttjv
scenici, theatrical artists.
2.
a-Krjvrjv,
artifices
Tâyyapiov, ov, to, boot-maker's shop.

279, 10.
Theoph.
Skilful: cun-
ning, artful.
Plut. II, 57 E, KoXa^.
Tâyyapios, ov,
10.
285, 55, exBpos.
Eus.
II,
1185, KaK\iypd<posSept. Sap.

II,
Also,
a, 6,
boot-maker.
Porph. Cer. 494,
frayydpLOs.
Hes. ^kvtcvs, (rayyd-
Porph.
Adm.
fj,
232, great adept.
pws, KaKiydpiOs.
7,
TixylTLs, iSos,
female
C.
artist.
21.
Tâyyas,
^^
Tâyydpios, applied only to the
Method.
288
Lucian.
treatise
520,
art/uZ
emperor's boot-maker.
12.
Curop. 31, 14.

Chron, 614.
82,
woman.
Texvoypa(f>ia, as,
fj,
19 TâyKas.
of any
art.
Eust.
Tâyylov, ov, to,
T^dyya.
Mai.
C.
Ant. 669,
pTiTopiKT),
413,17.
Theoph. 260.
{Compare Dion
si
Text'oypa.(l)os, ov,
sc. 'HpcoStai/o?.
writing on art.
Eudoc.
7,
M.
63,
43, 43, 2.)

Tâia-ai,
incorrect for rfaio-to, c a e

32, 10.
Porph.
Txvo-ihJjs, es, artistic.
Diog.
156.
Them.
Clas9, 2,
Tfxi'o'Koyea,
sical.
170-01,
<o
I.
discourse on art, etc.

69, 22.
Tâiaap, Caesar, Kdia-ap.

TâvSdva,
17,
Cedr.
II,
466.
Philon
Epict.
15.
sandal,
sandal-wood.
Cosm.
CTein.
A.
II,
128 A.
discourse on art,
Cic. Att.
Ind. 445 D.
T^dvTâXos, ov, (Arabic
Tep^raXoyia, ar, ^, (rEp^TOXoyoj)
T2NTA), mean, ragged

Callist. 18,
investigation, systematic treatment.

4,
and
52,
dirty.
16.
PfaZ. II,
Nicom. 100. Z)iosc. lobol. p. 57. 514, grammatical analysis. Apollon,

13.
D. Conj. 479,
Longin.
Sext. 620, 21, ypap.paTiKr).
an epithet given to Jacobus the Monophysite. 2. Substantively, to T^dvr^dKov, ragged and dirty garment. Ptoch. p. 49.
rj,
1, 1, treatise.
lamhl. V. P. 380.
T^dna, as,
{aKdiTTco, {ncairdvij)
hoe.
Modera
TexôXoyiKois, adv. systematically.

Teî'o-Troifm, jjo-m, (0 niafce
art,
Drac. 147. simply (0 ?nafe.

Eust. Ant.
Cyrill.
A.
Ill,
rj,
981 D.
TexvoTTotia, as,
a making by
art.
640 B.
Texôvpycm, rjaa,
Greek, implied in the following. Tâmov, ov, to, mattock. Porph. Cer. 660. T^pôv\tav6s, ov, 6, one who wears TêpôvXa.Porph. Adm. 153. Implied in the TêpffovXov, TO, (TepôvXov.
(EPFQ) ^=
Ill, 964.
rfp^wjiroicw.
Cyrill.
preceding.
rCfpyd, Turkish hath.
A.
I,
140 D.
996.
981
art.
rexmvp-
Porph. Cer. 466.

s
.
yrjjxevos-
Tîpros for Kcpros, c e r t u
Psell. 930.
Txvovpyrjp,a, aros, to,

Ill,
work of
Cyrill.
A.
T^rjpos,
ov,
6,
{^rjpos,
(TKipos)
dried scomber..
993 D.
^,
Theoph Cont. 339, a surname.

^=. rexvoTroua.
Ptoch.
1, 96..
Texvovpyia, as,
Aristeas 10.
2,
201.
i],
TEXvoa,
Tf'ms
a>aa>, to
c(Bf.
instruct in art
I,
Galen.
II,
171.
TftîTo Nd/3a,
125.
Civita
Nova.
Porph. Adm.
Dion. H.
86. 95, 11.
TZ
by the During the Alexandrian and Roman periods, TS was used only in
or T2,
TZ
or ^5, always avoided
TîKovpiov, see aiKovpiov.
classical Greeks.
TîviTâ,
17,
China or Cochin China.
Cosm. Ind.
Porph.
96. 97.
TîT^dKiov, OV, TO,
foreign words.
Inscr.
Sept. Thren. To-aBr), Tsade. 4945 To-cvo/i^r. 5127, B, 5 To-ta/im. Curt. Append. I, Ta-evwaxvoipeas. The Byzantines always used TZ as Pallad. V.
a kind of garment.
Cer. 22, 19.
[If connected with the Tm-kish.
tshi-tchek,
figures
y"!f,
flower, this garment may be imagined to have been ornamented with
Chrys. 39
C<ov.
Tfai/ot.
Proc.
I,
78.
361 Tfa-
of flowers.
;
Compare the Hebrew
flower
wing:
nyy,
forelock; fringe,
Leoit
Tfayya, as,
hoot.
zanga, zanca, zancha,

[The boots of the Byzan-
tassel.']
Gloss. Jur.
Tîppji, aros, to,
cnraanos, convulsion.
tine emperor, as also those of the king of
Med. 215.
[If a
corruption of (rippa,
were made of red leather None of their subjects were allowed to wear red
Persia,
boots.
As the
Proc. Ill, 247, 14.
Cedr.
II,
47, 14.
is
should be written r^vpfia.] TôKus, ov, 6, (Persian tsha-kudzh) a kind of sledge-hammer for breaking stones. Porph.
Cer. 660.
TôvKavi^m, also Tfufcavifw (Persian
to
distinctive portion of the rfdyya
the leg or tube, that is, the part protecting the shank, it is natural to connect it with
tshu-qan)
play guff (golf).
Achmet. 155
the Swedish
skank, Anglo-Saxon scanc.
iXaiveir^
TTjV o'rpatpav.
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TôvKavicr/jia
rôvKavuTiia,
aros,
to,
1081
a game.
TrjKiâ,
iVo),
Tidem
to
goff {golf),
1.
resemble
rrjKis.
Diosc.
3,
41
Cedr. n, 480, 14 as v.
TôvKavurnipiov,
(48).
^
also r^vKaviarripiov,
playing goff.
557, 11. 472.
Theopk.
75, 20.
688.
Adm.
court for Porph. Cer. Theoph. Cant. 144.
T17X1J/0S,
)),
ov,
of
fj,
TrjXis-
Polyb. 31,4,
2,
pipov.
Diosc.
1,
57, eXmov.
TrfKo-peXi., iTos,
T^Xir kcu pe\i mixed
to-
438
T^vKavuTTTipiv.
gether.
Paul. Aeg. 130.

fi,
TôvKâ, to smoke, to
hang
in
smoke as a punish-nvpTroXea.
Ti]pi\fia, as,
(TTj/ieXiys)
1 7.
ment.
Greg. 601
empcXeia, Bepa-
:::=
pare the Persian
suqt
[Comnip; modern
looollen cloth.
ij
mia.
57 A.
Agath. 324,
TTjêXoOxos, ov, (Tr)pfXr)s, cxa) tutelary. Method.

Trjî(j)pav, ov,
TTjpeo),
ijo-ui,
Greek
tCov^co, to smart.'}
fj,
Tôxa, as,
(Persian, Arabic)
1.
Thorn. A, 8 as v.
[Modern Greek
rôxa,
see
fine woollen cloth, broadcloth.']

T^VKavlâ,
T^VKavuTTriptv,
T.
T^VKauuTrripiov,
Method. 212 D. 74, 20, an eclipse. Sep(. Gen. 3, 15 {Philon I, 125, 6 E7rtT7;p7)(7i Trpot dvaipeaiv). 3. Jo observe,
(jipeva Ti)Ka>v.
=
to
observe.
Cleomed.
TÔVKavlÔ), K.
TTjêvva,
ijr,
fj,
X.
to
keep.
I,
.fust.
Tryph.
10,
the
outer garment, used

4, 8.
3.
by the
40.
later
Orig.
741.
793, custo

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